PUBLIJdBD D.AILY ander order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED .TATEJ by COMMITTEE on PUBLZC ZNFORMATZON GEORGE CREEL, Chairman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. X. GOVERNMENT activities

VOL. 3 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. No. 520 PARADES BY THE 1OME-COMING RESTRICTIONS ON FLYING BY $600,000,000 OR MORE TREASURY 'DIVISIONS INTHE LARGER CITIES CIVILIAN AVIATORS REMOVED CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS ADVOCATED BY SECRETARY BAKER The War Department authorizes the ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION following: NO FIXED POLICY IS ANNOUNCED The Joint Army and Navy Board on BEAR INTEREST FROM JANUARY 30 Aeronautic Cognizance has removed re- strictions on civilian flying, and will grant Hopes That It Will be Possible to permits to all qualified civilians who ap- Rate Will Be Four and One-Half Have Black Hawk Division Pa- ply under the President's proclamation of Per Cent-Applications Will Be February 28, 1918. rade at Chicago, Rainbow in Until the action of the Joint Army and Received at FederalReserve Banks. Navy Board on Aeronautic Cognizance, Washington and 27th at New York. civilians were only permitted to fly ex- Books to Close February 6. perinental machines, and then only under Press statement by the Secretary of permits from the board. The Secretary of the Treasury, under War January 23, 1919: Applications from civilian pilots should the authority of the act approved Septem- " There is some interest in the question be addressed to the Joint Army and Navy ber 24, 1917, as amended by the act ap- of parades by home-corning troops. We Board on Aeronautic Cognizance, Build- proved April 4, 1918, offers for subscrip- are getting to a place where divisions are ing " D," Sixth and B Streets NW., Wash- tion at par and accrued interest, through being ordered home from France. We ington, D. C., Lieut. L. G. Haugen, the Federal reserve banks. $600.000,000 or want to bring these divisionss to the port A. S. A., Secretary. more Treasury certificates of indebted- nearest to their place of origin and then ness. series V E, dated, and bearing inter- as soon as the division can be shaken est from January 80, 1919, payable July 1, down and gotten together we want to 1919, with interest at the rate of 4J give it an opportunity to parade and be DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS WOOL per cent per annum. Applications will seen in the nearest large city from which STOCKS BY WAR DEPARTMENT be received at the Federal reserve banks. the men come. For instance, the Black Subscription books will close at the close Hawk (86th) Division comes largely from of business February 6, 1919. Chicago. I am hoping to be able to work Net the Intention of the Govern- out a plan by which a substantial part ment to Compete with the Taxation. of that division can parade in Chicago. Certificates will be issued in denomina- I notice that the statement has been Domestic Producers. tions of $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, and printed that I wanted the Rainbow Divi- $100,000. Said certificates shall be ex- sion to come to Washington; I hope that The War Department authorizes the empt, both as to principal and interest, will be possible. The 27th Division, I from all taxation now or hereafter fim- understand, is on priority orders to come following statement from the office of the posed by the United States, any State, home. It will go to Camp Upton and director of purchase, storage, and traffic: or any of the possessions of the United then, no doubt, it will be brought into Many inquiries have been received from States, or by any local taxing authority, New York and allowed to parade there. wool dealers, woolgrowers, and woql except (a) estate or inheritance taxes, Conditions Different. manufacturers in regard to the policy of and (b) graduated additional income commonly known as surtaxes, and "I am not trying to announce a fixed the Government in disposing of the stocks taxes, of wool held by the War Department. In excess-protits and war-profits taxes, now policy, because the physical conditions are imposed by the United States very different. With regard to the Black answer to these inquiries the War Depart- or hereafter Hawk ment states as follows: upon the income or profits of individuals, Division, which will go to Camp partnerships, associations, or corpora- Grant, the camp is a considerable dis- First. It is the intention of the tions. The interest on an amount of tance from Chicago and the train ar- War Department to continue to sell bonds and certificates authorized by said rangements for getting the whole division at pubcli auction such wools as maiu- act and. approved September 24, 1917, and to Chicago will be very complicated facturers may -tequire with a nAni- amendments thereto, the principal of perhaps, impossible. One plan may he mum reserve price the equivalent of which does not exceed in the aggregate to have the troops sent through the city the British civil issue price. This $5,000, owned and then by any individual, partnor- first, allowed to detrain, parade, basis of the British civil issue price ship. association, or corporation, shall be entrain again for the camp, thus breaking will be maintained as the minimum exempt from the taxes provided for in the railroad journey. reserve price until July 1, 1919. clause (b) above. "I want the people of the country to Second. It is not the intention of know that we are working on the matter, the War Department in the sale of Redmption Privilege. and that just as far as is possible we wool now owned by the Government Upon 10 days' public notice, given in want the parades to be held. In the case to compete with the domestic pro- such manner as may be determined by the of the 27th, of course it will be near New ducers of wool. It is the intention Secretary of the Treasury, the certificates York and it may be possible to parade of the War Department on July 1, of this series may be redeemed as a whole the whole division, and so far as is pos- 1919, when the domestic clip will at par and accrued interest on or after sible have men who have been in that probably be arriving in the markets any date, occurring before the maturity division and are now in this country to in sufficient volume to supply the of such certificates, set for the payment go to New York to parade with it." wants of manufacturers, to discon- of the first installment of the subscription tinue offering at auction or other- price of any bonds offered for subscription CHANGE IN EXPORT LIST. wise until such a time as the domestic by the United States after the offering The War Trade Board announces, in producer shall have had ample oppor- and before the maturity of such certifi- a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 531), the fol- tunity to market his 1919 clip, Novem- cates. lowing modification of the Expert Con- ber 1. 1919, those grades of wool re- The certificates of this series, whether servation List, effective January 24, 1919: maining in the hands of the Govern- or not called for redemption, will be ac- - "Coffee" to read: "Coffee (except ment that would compete with the cepted at par, with adjustment of ac- Haitian and Porto Rican coffee)." product of domestic woolgrowers. crued Interest, if tendered on such in- THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 2 I stallment date in payment on the sub- scription price then payable of any such bonds subscribed for by and allotted to Location of American Divisions and holders of such certificates. The cer- tificates of this series do not bear the circulation privilege and sll not be ac- The Names of Commant ing Generals cepted in payment of taxes. The right Is reserved to reject any subscription The War Department authorizes publication of the following and to allot less than the amount of statement, giving location of divisions in France as of January 2, certificates applied for and to close the 1919, with name of commanding generals: subscriptions at any time without notice. and accrued interest for Combat Payment at par Commanding gengral. certificates allotted must be made on and Divisions. Location. 1.* Montabaur ------Maj. Gen. H. F. MeClachlin. after January 30, 1919, and on or be- 2.* Heddesdorf ------Maj. Gen. John A. Le Jeune. fore February 6, 1919. 3.* Andernach ------Maj. Gen. Robert L. iowze. 4.* Bertrich ------Ma. Gen. Mark L. Hersey. Interim Receipts. 5.* Esch sur Alzette ------Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely. 6. Algny-le-Due ------MAaj.Gen. Walter E. Gordon. After allotment and upon payment 7.* Euvezin ------Maj. Gen. Edmund Whittomeyor. Federal reserve banks will issue in- 26. Montigny-le-Rol ------Maj. Gen. Harry C. Hale. pending delivery of the 27. (On priority) Montfort ------Maj. Gen. John V. O'tyan. terim receipts 28.* Heudicourt------Maj. Gen. William H. fiay. definitive certificates. Qualified deposi- 29. Bourbonne les Bais- Maj. Gen. Charles C. Morton. taries will be permitted to makepayment 30. (On priority) Ballon ------Maj. Gen. Edward H. Lewis. by credit for certificates allotted to them 31. (Skeletonized. Part on priority; part sailed.) for themselves and their customers up to 32.* Rengsdorf ------Maj. Gen. William Lassiter. an anount for which each shall have 33.* Diekirch ------Maj. Gen. George Bell, Jr. in excess of existing deposits 34. (Skeletonized. part on priority; part qualified sailed.) when so notified by Federal reserve 35. Commercy ------Maj. Gen. Thomas B. Dugan. banks. As fiscal agents of the United 36. Cheny ------Maj. Gen. W. R. Smith. States, Federal reserve banks are au- 37. (On priority) Wornhoudt (to Le Mans) -- Maj, Gn. Charies B. Farnsworth. 38. (Skeletonized. Part on priority.) thorized and requested to receive sub- 42.* Ahrweiler ------Maj. Gen. Clement A. F. Flagler. scriptions and to make allotment in full 77. Chateauvillain ------Maj. Gen. Robert Aiexander. in the order of the receipt of applications 78. Semur ------Maj. iGen. James H. Mchae, 79* Souilly ------Maj Gen. .Tooeph E. Kuhn. up to amounts indicated by the Secretary s. Ancy-le-Fran ------Maj. Gen. zal D. Sturgis. of the Treasury to the Federal reserve 81. Mussy cur Seine ------Maj. Gen. Charies J. Bailey. banks of the respective districts. 82, Pranthoy ------Maj. Gen. George B. Duncan. 84. (To be skeletonized at Le Mans Nov. 28.) 86. (Skeletonized. Part for replacement; part to return to United States.) Fourth Biweekly Issue 87. St. Nazaire ------Brig. Gen. William F. Martin. 88. Lagny ------Aa. Gen. William Weigel. Is Oversubscribed 80.* Kylburg ------Brig. Gen, Frank L. Winn. 90.* Berneastel ------rig. Gen. Joseph P. ONeil. 91. (Designated for Lafaret-Bernard (to early Secretary Glass yesterday announced return), Le Mans) ------Ma. Gen. William 1-. Johnston. that the fourth biweekly offering of 92. ~ Le Mans------Brig. Ges. James B. lrin. Treasury certificates of indebtedness, in Depot pursuance of the program for financing Divisions. Location of headquarters. Commanding general. the current necessities of the Government 41. St. Aignan------Brig. C Hn.Eli sonCole, ited States Marine 27 Corps. set forth in the letter of November .LeMans------HMaj. Con. H. T. Glenn. to ail banks and. trust companies, had 85. Ton -- AWai. Cn. Chase W. Kennedy. been oversubscribed. The minimum 39. (Skeletonised for replacement and return to the United States.) amount offered was $600,000,000, and the 40. Revigny ------Maj. Con. F. S. Strong. total subscriptions aggregate $600,101,500. Ponsh C. B....Farnsworth.... The results by Federal leserve dis- Sin Army of Occupation. tricts arranged in the order of the per- centage of subscriptions of their quotas are as follows: Quota. subscription. istration in other specific matters to Minneapolis $20, 800, 000 $27, 760, 000 EXPECTS REVIVAL OF DEMAND Chicago -- 84, 000, 000 97, 774, 00 which he may be assigned affecting em- St. Louis --- 24, 000, 000 26, 445. 500 ployees of the railroad under Federal Philadelphia 42, 400, 000 43, 533, 500 control. FOR LABOR INTHE SPRING New YorR -- 203, 200, 000 203, 609, 500 W. S. CARTE. Boston _ 52, 000, 000 49, 090, 500 The Department of Labor authorizes San Francisco- 42,400,000 40,000,000 Director, Division of Labor. Cleveland--- 54, 400. 000 50, 400, 000 the following: 20, 800, 000 18, 753, 500 Approved: Richmond WALITER All signs point to a revival of nnanu- Pansas City 24, 000, 000 18, 403, 500 D. HiNEs, facturing demand in the spring, accord- Atlanta ------17, 600, 00 12, 288, 000 Director General of Railroads. Dallas------14, 400, 000 8, 043, 000 ing to Director Charles T. Clayton, of the Treasury ------4, 000, 000 Villa Seizes Americans, Trainipg Service, Department of Labor, 600, 000, 000 600, 101,.500 who believes that the proportions of this revival will not only recall all the labor Lectures Them on Labor, now being laid off, but make still further Appointed to Represent Then Releases Them demands for help. He estimates that Railroad Labor Division there are 300,000 manufacturing estab- The State Department has been advised lishments in this country, employing 10,- 000,000 hands. There were at the time States Railroad Adminis- from Chihuahua, lexico, that Villa, after The United Wednesday of the last census report, in 1914, wage- fration, Division of Labor, issues the fol- seizing three Americans early Santa Eulalia, about 15 miles workers in factories to the number of lowing: morning at east of Chihuahua, subsequently released 7,030,367, but the enormous expansion of WASHNGTON, January 20, 1919. them, together- with other persons whom industry since that time has added CIROULAR NO. 6. he had taken prisoners. Before releasing greatly to the total. Only about 6 or 7 per cent of the war The appointment of Mr. J. C. Turner them he obtained a supply of powder and the Division of La- instructed the prisoners on the need of workers have been thrown out of jobs by as representative of the suspension January 16, 1019, is hereby better pay, working hours, and better- of hostilities, according bor, effective to estimates prepared for the service. announced. ment of other conditions for miners. 111r. Turner will be assigned to conduct The names of the American prisoners investigations and to represent the Di- who were subsequently released are The philosophy of the W. S. S. is save, vision of Labor of the Railroad Admiu- Holmes, Mathewson, and Deavitt. save, save. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 3 OPEN WINTER INU. S. RELEASES .fFODDER STUFFS FOR EUROPE OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE The open winter in this country will ON PEACE CONFERENCE mean 200,000 tons of fodder stuffs for European neutrals. That amount of oil cake and oil-cake The following official communique was war just concluded, except in Fin- meal is to be shipped immediately by us issued at Paris on January 22: land, to send representatives, not ex- to the neitrals who have been needing " The President of the United ceeding three representatives for each fodder, it was stated by the War Trade States, the prime ministers and the group, to Princes Islands, Sea of Board to-day, after consultation with the foreign ministers of the allied and Marmora, where they will be met by Food Administration. Further supplies associated powers, and the Japanese representatives of the associated are likely to be forthcoming. representatives met at the Quai powers, provided, in the meantime, Hitherto our own fodder needs in this d'Orsay between 3 o'clock and 5:30 there Is a truce of arms amongst country have had the effect of preventing o'clock this afternoon and approved the parties invited and that all armed shipments of fodder overseas. Fortu- the proposal of President Wilson, forces, anywhere sent or directed nately the open winter thus far has been which reads ag follows: against any people or territory inside instrumental in relieving the situation in " The single object the representa- the boundaries of European Russia this country. Consequently the neutral tives of the associated powers have as they stood before the war or nations in Europe will profit thereby. had in mind in their discussions of against Finland or against any peo- The board also announced that licenses the course they should pursue with ple or territory whose autonomous will be freely granted for the export of oil ,regards to Russia has been to help action is in contemplation in the 14 cake and oil-cake meal to Canada, Central the Russian people, not to hinder articles upon which the present ne- America, South America, Mexico, Cuba, them or to interfere in any manner gotiations are based, shall be mean- and the West Indies. with their right to settle their own while withdrawn and aggressive military action cease. These repre- Formal Announcement. affairs in their own way. They re- gard the Russian people as their sentatives are invited to confer with The War Trade Board announces in a friends, not their enemies, and are the representatives of the associated new ruling (W. T. B. R. 543), after con- willing to help them in any way they powers in the freest and franliest sultation with the United States Food are willing to be helped. It is clear -%ay with a view to ascertaining the Administration, that they will now con- to them that troubles and distrust wishes of all sections of the Russian sider applications for licenses to export of the Russian people will steadily in- people and bringing about, if possi- oil cake and oil-cake meal to Canada, crease, hunger and privation of every 'ble, some understanding and agree- Central America, South America, Mexico, kind become more and more acute, ment by which Russia may work out Cuba, and the West Indies. more and more widespread, and more her own purposes and happy coopera- Exporters should acquaint themselves and more impossible to relieve, unless tive relations be established between thorqughly with the import requirements order is restored and normal condi- her people and the other peoples of of the countries of destination before con- tions of labour, trade, and transporta- the world. A prompt reply to this summation of their business, as in some tibn once more created; and they are invitation is requested. Every fa- of these countries the regulations which seeking some way in which to assist cility for the journey of the repre- were in force prior to the signing of the the Russian people to establish order. sentatives, including transportation armistice are still in effect. " They recognize the absolute right across the Black Sea, will be given by of the Russian peoDle to direct their the allies and all the parties con- own affairs without dictation or di- cerned are expected to give the same NO POTASH FROM ALSACE MINES rection of any kind from outside. facilities. The representatives will They do not wish to exploit or make be expected at the place appointed BEFORE APRIL, FRANCE ADVISES use of Russia in any way. They by the 15th of February, 1919. recognize the revolution without " The proposal will be sent to-night France will be unable, at least until reservation, and will in no way and in by wireless to the interested par- April, to ship potash from the potash no circumstances aid or give counte- ties. . mines of Alsace. The War Trade Board nance to any attempt at a counter " Thd meeting then decided to call announced yesterdaylhat it has received revolution. It is not their wish or a plenary session of the conference authentic and official information to that purpose to favor or assist any one of for 3 o'clock on Saturday, January effect from the French High Commission the organized groups now contending 25, 1919, to discuss the subject of the in the United States. These advices for the leadership and guidance of league of nations on the basis of the furthei indicate that for the next few Russia as against the others. Their proposals made by Mr. Lloyd George, months practically the entire potash out- sole and sincere purpose is to do as well as other subjects which were put of the Alsatian mines will be urgently what they can to bring Russia peace examined this afternoon." required for agricultural purposes in and an opportunity to find her way France. out of her present troubles. It is the view of the War Trade Board, The associated powers are now en- Three Billion Meals Eaten based upon this information, that even gaged in the solemn and responsi- By U. S. Soldiers During War under the most favorable circumstances, ble work of establishing the peace of no potash f -om Alsace could be available Europe and of the world and they in the United States for agricultural are keenly alive to the fact that Eu- The War Department authorizes the uses before June, 1919, and that, there- rope and the world can not be at following from the office of the Director fore, it will be necessary that the United peace if Russia is not. They recog- of Purchase and Storage: States rely entirely upon its domestic nize and accept it as generously, as Food stores for the Army on hand in potash production for the coming spring unselfishly, as thoughtfully, and un- the United States, its possessions, France, season. grudgingly as they would serve every and in *transit to France on January 1, other friend and ally and they are 1919, were valued at $300,000,000. At the BATTLESHIP CHATGES COURSE. ready to render this service in the time of the signing of the armistice ap-p way that is most acceptable to the proximately 10,000.000 pounds of food The War Department publishes the fol- Russian people. were being consumed by our troops in lowing cabled correction: " In this spirit and with this pur- France each day, and there were on hand The battleship Connecticut, which pose they have taken the following in France at that time 1,000.000,000 sailed from Brest January 20 and was action: pounds of food in reserve. All this food scheduled to arrive at Newport News "They ifvite every organized group had been transported on an average of February 1, has changed its course and is that it now exercising or attempting 5,000 miles. due to arrive at New York February 2. to exercise political authority or It is estimated by the Subsistence Di- military control anywhere in Siberia vision that 3,000,000,000 meals were Help your Government and yourself at or within the boundaries of Euro- served to the Army during the 19 months the same time--buy war-savings stamps. pean Russia as they stood before the of warfare with Germany. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. (licial V. #. Allafrtn Published Every Week bay, Except Changes in the Enemy Trading List Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and by Authority of Congress. Announced by the War Trade Board Office No. 8 Jackson Place, Washington, . C. Tel. Main 5600. The following changes in the enemy Stach, Adam, Paseo del Retling, Malaga. Striechardt, Otto, Barcelona. Copies of THE OrPICIAL U. S. BULLETIN will trading list will be made as of dite Janu- be turnished without charge to every post office ary 24, 1919: SWEDEN. in the United States (to be posted daily, for Benzol Import Anti, Stockholm. the benefit of the public, under order of the ADDITIONS. Beijer, G. and L. Autb, Stockholm. Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- Brun, Carl, & Co., Gothenburg. tive officers of the United States Government, DENMARK. Holm, A. V Stockholm. and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign Arn, Hansenk, Copenhagen. Jordaborgh Akandinavian Linien, Gothenburg. Governnents,.--EDwAan S. RocHESsrn, Editor. Lassen, Th., Copenhagen. Mumm & Zaums Filial, Copenhagen. REMOVALS. RATES BY RAIL. GREECE. One year------$11 00 NETHERLANDS. Boest, Karo, George, Athens. conre------8.00 Gips D., Rotterdam. k jSixOne year. postage, prepaid to Bratt, Mc., Jr., Flushing. MEXICO. Breda, Ganz & Co., Amsterdam. Diy 1foreign countries ------8.-00 Bach, S Mexico City. Bilxal months, postage prepaid to Hollandia Pelter Ijenfabriek, Rotterdam. Galtan, luan, Mexico City. foreign countries------. 50 Delhalle, Felix Reyen. Hess, Edward, TepiJulapa. Back numbers and ex tra Irhharpv, B., Wagenburg. MOROCCO. copies ------ach . 05 Irhharpv, Carl, Wieineijer, Amsterdam. Irhha'pv, Oscar, Wiemeijer, Amsterdam. Abithol, Moise, & Sons (Joseph M., Samuel Mg Make all ciecks, money orders, and draft Niestern Gebroeders N/V., OlsterwiJk. Rafael M.), Larache. OFICIAL U_ S. BULarmE payable to THE Petroleum Handels Mij., Amsterdam. NETHERLANDS. Raab, Hand Co Chemische Werke, Herken- bosch, near Roermond. Kruthoffer & Doll. Rotterdam. Stoomlader Fabriek N/V., Farmsum. NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. PRESIDENT SENDS CONDOLENCE NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. Bandoengsche Tegelefabriek, N/V., Bandeeng, Java. Beckman, A., Weltevreden. Begeer Koninklyke Utrechtsche Fabriek Van TO THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT Bekit Sariboe Estate, Sumatra. Juweelen Zilverwerken en Penningen van Cheistern, L. E., Balikpapan, Borneo. C. J., Samarang. President Wilson has cabled the fol- DjoeJakarta Handels Mij., Djociakarta, Java. Fenjan, Macassar. Eyck, Johann Maria Juliua Van, Magelang, Mendels, J., Samarang. lowing message of condolence to the Bra- Java. Metsch, H. von, Padang. zilian Government: Gijsbertse Charles, Medan. Vries, J. R., de. & Co., Maatscbappy tot voort. Lie Tak Hlong. Sibolga, Sumatra. zetting der zaken v/h., Bandoeng, Java. "I have learned with deep regret Schroutelkamp, J., Bandoeng. of the loss sustained by the Govern- Sic Boen Tiong, Menado. NORWAY. ment and people of Brazil in the Soet Tjeng Hoen, Gorontalo. Gronseth, Jobs., & Co. A/S., Skoien, Chris. Tapperwijn, B. C., Samarang. tiania. death of their distinguished late TJick Tjiong King, Sourabaya. PANAMA. President Seflor Rodrigues Alves NORWAY. Chiari (of Chiarl & Kohpoke), Panama. whose friendship for the United Jordabergs Scandinavian Linien, Christiania. (Name should now read : Kohpcke, Arturo (of Cbiarl & Kohpcke, in liquidation), States had given assurance of a still SPAIN. Panama.) further strengthening of the cordial Berthold, Ricardo, Calle Coello, Barcelona. SPAIN. relationship between the two coun- Blassberg, Pedro, Snuta Cruz de Teneriffe. Castillo (or Costillo), Luis, y Co. (sucesores de tries, so much desired by both peo- Ligler, Hermann, Barcelona. Manuel Bilbao), Bilbao. Masenez, Dr. Otto, Hotel Malaga, Madrid; Ramos y Montilla, Malaga. ples. I offer to the Brazilian Gov- Fontanello Po, Barcelona; and Alcala de ernment and people my sincere con- lenares. SWEDEN. Mirpena, Juan, Acera de Darro 78, Granada. Hamren, J. S., Stockholm. dolence and ask you to be so good Ohiliger, Ernesto, Barcelona. Tidan A/B., Tidan, Mariestad. as to extend to the bereaved family my heartfelt sympathy. " WOODROW WILSON." States naval forces operating in Euro- NAVAL OFFICER ISCOMMENDED pean waters, inclosing correspondence concerning your gallant conduct in going FRENCH ADMIRAL THANKS U.S. FOR GALLANTRY IN RESCUING to the assistance of the wrecked British Handley-Page machine on August 22, NAVAL COMMANDER FOR AID TWO BRITISH AVIATORS AT SEA 1918; copies of this correspondence are attached hereto for your information. Secretary Daniels yesterday made pub- Secretary Daniels has commended Lieut. The department has read with pleasure li the following letter from Vice Ad- A. L. Gates, United States Naval Reserve the account of your gallant action in miral Aubrey, French commander in Force, for his gallant conduct in reseling going to the aid of Lieut. Hetherington, chief at Lorient, which is one of the two men of the crew of a wrecked British R. A. F., and A. G. Kennedy, coast of France, to E., second bases on the Atlantic Handley-Page machine 6n August 22, class, United States Navy, as described Capt. T. P. Magruder, United, States 1918, about 8 miles from Ostend, after in the above-mentioned correspondence, Navy, district conunander of the Amer- they had been in the water for nine hours. and notes especially that just you proceeded ican forels at Lorient, which has In his report to the department. Admi- to the rescue without gun layers, al- been received from Admiral Sims: ral Sims includes inclosures received from though aware that you were totally un- "With the signing of the armistice the British Air Ministry, giving the de- able to protect yourself from attack by which completes the period of ef- tails of the exploit. One of these stated enemy aircraft, and in order that your fective military collaboration of the that Lieut. Gates carried out an act re- plane might have a greater passenger-car- naval forces placed under your or- quiring skill and bravery of the highest rying capacity. * ders with that of the Third Arron- degree in the face of the enemy. It is Your action on this occasion reflects diqsoment in the struggle against, the further stated that Lieut. Gates had on credit on the naval service and merits the common enemy, I wish to address to several occasions rendered very valuable highest comrmenda lion of the department, * you my very sincere and hearty assistance to the British machines. In which is hereby extended to you. thanks for the efficient aid which his report Admiral Sims recommends that A copy of this correspondence -will be your surface vessels ant air forces Lieut. Gates be given a medal of honor. filed with your official efficiency record. have given to the divisions of the Secretary's Letter. patrols of the Loire for the protec- Taken Prisoner by Germans. The Secretary's letter of commendation lk tion of merchant vessels, and for the Lieut. Gates is the same Lieut. Gates so often dangerous and labori- follows: who was taken prisoner by the Germans work, The ous, of removing mines in that part of department is In receipt of a com- on October 4 while in ha air raid with a the coast which has been intrusted munication from the commander United French flying squadron. A detailed ac- to our care. I wish, besides, to ex- count of his capture was made public on press to you how greatly I appreci- fered at all times. I will be greatly November 3. Lieut. Gates is from Clin- ate the cooperation which the person- pleased if you will inform that per- ton. Iowa. Mother, Mrs. Emma L. Gatesx nel of the United States Navy has of- sonnel of my sentiments." Clinton, lbwa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY-24, 1919. 5

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD SUPREME COURT

SENATE. HOUSE. PROCEEDINGS When the Senate adjourned last even- The side of the packers in the Inquiry ing after another day of discussion of under way before the Interstate Com- SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. the $100,000,000 food relief bill the lead- mnerce Committee was continued yester- Thursday, January23, 1919. ers were confident the final vote would be day, with Levy Mayer, counsel for Ar- Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Mc- had before adjournment this evening. niour & Co., and L. F. Swift, president of Kenna, Mr. Justice Holmes, Mr. Justice Van Speeches in support of the bill were made Swift & Co., as the chief witnesses. Mr. Devanter, Mr. Justice Pitney, Mr. Justice Mc- Reynolds, Mr. Justice Brandeis, and Mr. Jus- yesterday by Senator Hitchcock, chair- Mayer attacked the constitutionality of tice Clarke. man of the Foreign Relations Committee, the pending measure for Federal regula- Louis B. Boudin, of New York City; Elmer who defended Food Administrator Hoo- tion of the packing industry and the meth- W. Demarest, of Jersey City, N. J.; Carl E. Ver against attacks that have been made ods employed by the Federal Trade Com- Dietze, of Mayville, Wis.; Claude Smith, of Caddo, Okla.; Walter J. Turnbull, of Durant, upon him, and by Senators Smoot and mission in conducting its recent inquiry Okla.; William F. Semple, of Durant, Okla.; Kellogg, Republicans. The chief speakers Into the packing Industry. Mr. Swift said and Leonard D. Lewis, of Hobart, Okla., were against the measure were Senators Sher- if the pending bill were enacted into law admitted to practice. No. 186. William H. Odell, appellant, v. F. man, of Illinois, and Cummins, of Iowa, it would cripple the packing industry and C. Farnsworth Co. et al. Passed, on motion of Republicans. result In an increased cost of foodstuffs. Mr. Frank A. Kane in behalf of counsel. Before the Post Office Committee fur- No. 187. Seufert Bros. Co., appellant, v. The President Wilson yesterday sent to the United States of America, as trustee and guar- Senate the following nominations: D. M. ther protests were heard against con- dian, etc., et al.; and Kelliher, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, to be So- tinued Federal control of telegraphs and No. 188. The United States of America, as telephones. Protests were made by the trustee and guardian, etc., et al., appellants, v. licitor of the Bureau of Internal Reve- Seufert Bros. Co. Passed, on motion of Mr. nue; Grosvenor M. Jones, of Ohio, to be public service commissions of Vermont, Solicitor General King for the United States, first assistant chief, and Rpy S. MacEl- New Mexico, and Montana. Gen. John etc et al W. Heavey, acting chief of the Bureau of Cgo. 183. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad wee, of New York, to be second assistant Co. et al., plaintiffs in error, v. Louis Block. chief of the Bureau of Foreign and Do- Militia Affairs, asked the Military Com- Submitted by Mr. Rudolph Bumgardner for mestic Commerce; Henry James Holmes, mittee to include in th6 annual supply the plaintiffs in error, and by Mr. V. R. bill a provision that would turn over to Shackelford for the defendant In error. to be receiver of public moneys at Glen- No. 176. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co., wood Springs, Colo. the National Guard from the surplus sup- appellant, v. Western Union Telegraph Co.; plies of the Regular Army military equip- and The commerce committee continuing its ment valued at $135,000,000. The War No. 248. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co., inquiry into the Hog Island shipbuilding plaintiff in error, v. The Western Union Tele- plant heard General Manager Piez, of Department also has asked the commit- graph Co. Argument continued by Mr. tee to add to the Army appropriation bill Gregory L. Smith for the the Emergency Fleet Corporation, who appellant and plain- a rider authorizing the President to or- tiff in error, by Mr. Rush Taggart for the told of appellee and defendant in the steadily decreasing cost of ganize a standing army of 500,000 men. error, and concluded ship construction and general conditions by Mr. Gregory L. Smith for the appellant and This is intended as a substitute for the plaintiff in error. at that plant. Senator Simmons ap- original measure which remains in the No. 177. Standard Oil Co., plaintiff in error, peared before the committee to urge a committee unacted upon. Before the Im- v. H. T. Graves and H. T. Graves as Com- continuance of the housing project for missioner of Agriculture, etc. Argued by migration Committee Representative Mr. Oscar Sutro for the plaintiff in error, and workers at the Wilmington, N. C., ship- Johnson, of South Dakota, recently re- by Mr. L. L. Thompson for the defendants In yard. General Manager Piez told the turned from military service abroad, error. committee the project could be completed No. 182. J. D. Boxley, plaintiff In error, v. stated that unless the bars are put up E. M. Scott et al. Submitted by Mr. Harry II. for about $500,000. Senator Harding, of against immigration thousands of former Rogers for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Ohio, opposed completion of the project German soldiers will rush to this coun- William P. Langston for the defendants- in on the ground of economy. Before the In- error. try as 'soon as they can leave their coun- No. 184. James E. Whitehead, plaintiff In terstAte Commerce Committee Chairman try. error, v. James 0. Galloway et al. Submitted Julius Kruttschnitt, of the Southern Pa- Establishment in France of a "Field by Mr. Claude S. Arnold for the plaintiff in cific, said there had been a change error, and by Mr. H. A. Ledbetter for the de- not of Honor " to hold the bodies of Ameri- fendants In error. only in public opinion but among rail-' can soldiers killed in the war, was pro- No. 185. Oklahoma Gin Co., plaintiff in er- road operators themselves toward car- posed to the House by Representative ror v. The State of Oklahoma. Leave to file riers sharing their facilities with com- brief for defendant In error within 10 days, Fess, of Ohio. He advocated buying a and leave to fl'e reply brief for the plaintiff in petitors. He said it was impractical to chateau and 500 acres of ground by spe- error within five days thereafter, granted, on standardize railway equipment. motion of Mr. S. P. h'eeling for the defendant cially incorporatdd associations which in error. Labor problems connected with the pe- would raise funds'by popular subscrip- No. 185. Oklahoma Gin Co., plaintiff in error, riod of readjustment were discussed with tion. He suggested the maintaining in v. The qtate of Oklahoma; and . No. 49J. The Oklahoma Operating Co., ap- the labor committee by A. L. Filene, a Bos- France of a company of soldiers to act as pellant, v. J. E. Love et al., etc. Argument ton merchant. He said he feared that un- a guard. Mr. Randall, of California, in- commenced by Mr. C. B. Ames for the plaintiff less business men learned and profited by troduced a bill to define the term " in- In error and appellant. the lessons of the war a great deal of toxicating liquor " as used in Federal Adjourned until to-morrow at 12 o'elock. The day call for Friday, January 24, will unrest would result. He expressed the laws to mean liquors that contain " alco- be as follows: Nos. 185 (and 494). 179, 189, belief that capital and'labor would get hol in any degree whatever." 190, 191, 192. 193. 194. 195, and 196. together on the majority of the reforms The Immigration Committee has been that seemed to be desirable. The com- informed by the Department of Justice nittee investigating German propaganda that 4,020 alien eneglies were interned Additional Army Units continued its - hearings, with Archibald by the United States. Assigned to Early Convoy Stevenson, of the Military Intelligence Service, as the witness yesterday. He The War Department authorizes pub- told the committee that bolshevist propa- lication of following information: ganda was being circulated in this FOR INFORMATION ABOUT.ALL Following organizations have been as- country to-day ant gave the committee signed to early convoy: the names of the leaders in the movement. GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES Base Hospital No. 42. - He said soviets have been organized in APPLY TO THE Eleventh Acre Squadron. industrial centers in the United States, Twentieth Aero Squadron. where the doctrines of the bolshevik are SERVICE BUREAU Oof hundred and sixty-first Aero Squadron. One hundred and sixty-ninth Aero Squad- taught and practiced, with the end in view of the COMMITTEE ON ron. of being able at some time to overthrow Two hundred and forty-eighth Aero Squad- the existing Government. PUBLIC INFORMATION Toll. Six hundred and fifty-fifth Aero Squadron. Conferees on the war-revenue bill con- Six hundred and fifty-sixth Aero Squadron. tinued their conference on that measure, FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS Four hundred and eighty-seventh Aero but reached no conclusions on the sections Squadron. Telephones: Main-5600, 2570 (branches, Four hundred and ninety-fourth Aero Squad- relating to war-excess profits taxes on 2638, 2639, 2640), 3250, and 3251 ran. corporations, on estates, and inheritances. 0 Air Service Casual Company No. 8. 71' -19--2 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. I ; , DENIES CONTROVERSY BETWEEN List of Transports and Army Units - RAILROAD DIRECTOR GENERAL Sailing From France for AND COMMERCE COMMISSION United States The War Department authorizes publi- Casual Co. No. 453, Massachusetts, 3 offi- D. Hines, Director General of cers, 148 inn. Walkzer cation of the following information: Casual co, No. 454, Oklahoma, 3 officers, Railroads, on Tuesday made the follow- The transport, Samtarinda sailed from 147 men. ing statement: Nantes January 20, and is due at New Casual Co. No. 455, New York, 3 officers, York January 31 with the following 148 men. " It is distinctly unfortunate that sev- Casual Co. No. 450, Pennsylvania, 3 offi- troops: cers, 157 men. eral newspapers, in reporting this morn- Casual Co. No. 133, Georgia, 3 officors, 111 Casual Co. No. 459, Missouri, 3 officers, 158 men. ing the decision of the Interstate Vom- men. Casual Co. No. 440, New York, 3 officers, Casual Co. No. 401, Texas, 3 officers, merce Commission in the Pacific Lumber 148 men. 148 men, Casual Co. No. 463, Minnesota, 3 officers, 155 Co. case, have drawn the conclusion that Thirteen casual officers, classified as follows: Medical, 1; Quartermaster, 0; Air Service, 2; men. there exists a controversy over the rela- Infantry, 1; Field Artillery, 2; Macnine Casual Co. No. 151, Texas, 2 officers, 152 jurisdictions of the Director General Gun, 1. men. tive Casual Co. No. 352, New York, 2 officers, the Interstate Commerce Commis- and The transport Mongolia gailed from St. 156 mln. sion. It appears to be assumed in these Nazaire January 20, and is due at New Casual Co. No. 353, Pennsylvania, 2 officers, stories that the Director General has de- 144 men. York January 30 with the following Casual Co. No. 357, Michigan, 2 officers,.142 nied or sought to contest the right of the troops: men. Interstate Commerce Commission to re- Casual Co. No. 349, Marine Corps, 1 officer, Casual Co. No. 452, California, 3 officers, view rates initiated by him on behalf of 155 men. 95 men. the President. As a matter of fact, noth- Casual Co. No. 476, Regular Army, 3 offi- Casual Co. No. 350, Ohio, 2 officers, 150 men. cers, 13 men. Medical detachment for duty, 2 officers, 10 Ing could be further from the truth. The Casual men. Federal-control act places such power of Co. No. 402, Virginia, 3 offcers, Tractor Artillery School Detachment, 1 of- 144 men. ficer, 54 men, Fort Slocum, N. Y. review specifically in the hands of the Casual Co. No. 448, Regular Army, 3 offi- Quartermaster Casual Co. No. 1, New York, cers, 142 men. 2 officers, Interstate Commerce Commission, and Casual Co. No. 447, Regular 142 men. the Director General time and time again Army, 3 offil- Detachment 39th Mobile Hospital Unit, 1 of- cers, 140 men. ficer, 2 nurses. has recognized this authority by being Casual Co. No. 449, New York, 3 officers 15 Casual officers classified as follows: by (white), 142 men (colored). Coast Artillery, represenled before the commission Casual Co. No. 450, Pennsylvania, 3 offi- 3; Medical, 3; Infautry, 3; counsel, who have argued as to the merits Army Service Corps, 1; Field Artillery, 1; cars, 663 men. Dental Corps, 1; Quartermaster, 1; Air Serv- of contented rates. Casual Co. No. 451, Massachusetts, 3 offi- ice, 1; chaplain, 1: cers, 147 men. Other casuals, 7 civilians. Outline of Situation. Attendants, 8 officers, 36 men. Sick and wounded.-Bodridden, 20 men; "In this particular case there w'Vas in- mental, 12 men; others not requiring special volved a situation which had its origin him to Chairman Daniels of the Com- attention, 40 officers, 926 men, prior to Federal control, and the proceed- mission, on January 17: Also 6 naval officers. ing was conunenced prior to the assump- Letter to Chairman Daniels. tion of Federal control over railroads. laon. W. M. DANIELs, It hinged upon the relationship between Chairman Interstate the rates complained of and other rates, "GCommerce Comaeission, MARINE CORPS ORDERS. not upon the reasonableness of the con- " Washington, D. 0. tested rates in or of themselves. The rate "DEAr MR. CHAIRMAN: In assuming the re- sponsibilities of my new office, I am pro- Januar 10. order of the Director General of last foundly impressed with the difficulties of its in- Capt. O. K. Brown, detached marine bar- June put into effect a percentage successful administration. I shall need all the racks, Quantlco, Va., to U. S. S. Albany. crease as to lumber, and therefore did sincere and intelligent help I can get from those who are in position to make helpful First Lieut. L. S. Swindler,, detached marine not change the relationship between the sug- barracks, Quantico, Va., to U. S. S. ew Or- gestions as to things that ought to be done or ieans. rates complained of and the rates with things that ought to be avoided. There are no persons First Lieut. J. R. Hardin, to marine bar- which they were compared in the con- in the country who are so well racks, Third Naval District, New York, upon qualified to help me along these lines as are arrival in United Slates. sidoration of this case. the members of the Interstate Commerce Coml- "In appearing in this case before the mission. First Lieut. G. W. Renwick, to marine bar- I wish to assure you, therefore, that racks, Third Naval District, Interstate Commerce Commission, the I shall make it a point to be accessible on short New York, upon notice to any and all members of the commis- arrival in United States. Assistant General Counsel of the Rail- slon who have suggestions to make or inquiries First Lieut. G. R. Jackson, to marine bar- representing the Di- racks, Third Naval District, New York, upon road Administration, to ask which they thinly would be useful in arrival in rector General, stated specifically that the connection with the undertakings of the Rail- United States. road Administration. Indeed, I shall not only First Liout. J. K. Martenstein. upon expira- position of the Director General was ' that be available for this purpose, but I shall wel- tion leave ordered to marine barracks, navy the Commission has jurisdiction to deter- come, and shall be grateful for, any opportu- yard, Mare Island, Cal. mine the justness and reasonableness of nities along this line which the members of First Lieut. W. H. Duckham, dispatch to the commission may be disposed to afford. I commanding general, American Expeditionary any rate under attack, not only with hope, therefore. you will feel that your advice Forces, requesting return of this officer to reference to its measure, but with refer- is sought and that you will render a service United States. ence to its relationship. We have not to me by giving me the benefit of your views Second Lieut. James B. Johnson, detached in any way, either formal or informal, that marine barracks, Quantico, Va., to marine bar- denied that for one minute.' you may see fit. I am sending an identical let- racks, navy yard, New York. ter to the other members of the commission. Second Lieut. T. P. McClory, diseurolled No Conflict in Jurisdiction. " Sincerely, from Marine Corps Reserve. yours. Rucond Lieut. Frederick W. Taylor, disen- "At no time since the Government took "1W. D. IINs." rolled from Marine Corps Reserve. possession and control of thfe railroads has "The United States is just emerging Second Lt. A. J. Sherman, relieved from ac- from a great war, and the cobmtry's suc- tive duty. there been the faintest suggestion of any .Second Lieut. J. A. Wasgatt, relieved from conflict in jurisdiction between the Com- cess in the immediate future depends active duty. mission and the Director General. The upon the way in which the industry and January 11. most satisfactory understanding has ex- commeice of the Nation are conducted Capt. W. J. Green, detached marine bar- isted as to the functions of each. At all during the coming months. Transporta- racks, Quantico, Va.; -will take charge of two tion naturally forms the basis of the com- pay sections, consisting of Pay Clerk L. U. times the Director General has enjoyed Graham and 18 enlisted; will proceed to Ho- the 'cooperation and assistance of the mercial welfare of the Nation. It is boken, N. J., and report to commander cruiser Commission, and assurances to this effect therefore peculiarly necessary that no force and Ma. R. E. Davis for further transfer misunderstandings grow up and no false oversons for duty in office of chief paymaster, have been most cordially given to the Marines, American Expeditionary FoTer. new Director General. He is in entire premises be established as to transporta- Capt. R. J. Archibald, detached Naval Avia- accord with the statements which the tion matters. As to matters placed under tion Detachment, Massachusetts Institute of the control of the Interstate Commerce Technology, Cambridge, Mass., to Marine Avia- Commission has made in this case rela- tion Detachment, Marine Flying Field, Miami, tive to the extent of its jurisdiction and Commission by the Federal control act, Fla. I there is no basis for assumption of any the Railroad Administration has not now, Second Lieut. P. C. Cushman, detached Naval had, the slightest disposi- Aviation Detachment, Massachusetts Insti- controversy on this subject. As indica- and never has tute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., to Ma- tive of his relnce on the Commission tion to question the authority of the com- rine Aviation Detachment, Marine Flying there is quoted herewith a letter sent by mission." Field, Miami, Fla. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 7 PERPETUATION OF COMMUNITY OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS RELEASED BY COUNCILS OF DEFENSE URGED HISTORICAL BY NATIONAL ORGANIZATION BRANCH, GENERAL STAFF The following United States official 34868. Snapshots from the International Boxing Tournament. Pvt. Eddie Coulon, of The following statement is made by photographs are released by the His- the hited States Army, wins a decision over Grosvenor B. Clarkson, Director of the torical Branch, War Plans Division, Gen- Pvt. C. A. Peakes, of Australia, at the Inter- United States Council of National De- eral Staff. Prints may be obtained at national Boxing Tournament held in Royal Albert Hall, London. December 12, 1918. fense: 25 cents each from the Photographiq Sec- 34869. Snapshots from the International The Council of National Defense, com- tion, Signal Corps, Nineteenth and B Boxing Tournament. K. 0. Brown, private prised of the Secretaries Streets NW., Washington, D. C.; phone, in the United States Army (at the right), de- of War, Navy, feats G. Stephens, of the British Navy, at the Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, and La- Branch 3873, Alain 2570. International Boxing Tournament held in bor, has just taken an action vitally af- 34859. The delegates of Greece to the peace Royal Albert Hall, London. This was in the fecting community life and organization conference. A flashlight portrait taken in fluals of the fly weights. December 12, 1918. in the United States. Through the Di- Paris by the United States Signal Corps. Left 34870. With the Army of Occupation in Cob- to right: Nicolas Politis, minister of foreign lenz. A long column of olive drah-dough- rector of the Council, Grosvenor B. Clark- affairs; Elutherios Venizelos, president of the boys of the 18th Infantry, 1st American Divi- son, the 48 State councils of defense and sion-pouring through the streets of Coblenz, Greek cabinet; Athos Romanos. Greek minister Germany. December 11, .1918. that of Alaska, and the State divisions in Paris. 34871. An ammunition supply wagon train 34860. American Field Artillery ferrying the of of the Woman's Committee of the Coun- Moselle River at Ruine Beilatein, in the course the American 1st Division winding its way cil are being asked to take immediate up the steep slopes across the Rhine from of their march to Coblenz and the Rhine. The Coblens. The steps to secure legislation in their respec- hillside in the background is a big vineyard. fortress of Ehrenbreltsteln F, 7th F. A., 1st Div., Dec. 8, 1918.) shows in the background. December 14, 1918, tive States to provide for the development (Battery 34872. The skyline of Coblenz is the back- 34861, With the Americans on the march to ground of community organization and for per- the Rhine. American Field Artillery ferrying of this snapshot view of an ammuni- River at Rune Beilstein, in the tion train of the American 1st Division arriv- manent State leadership in all organized the Moselle ing on the east bank of the Rhine. The bridge communities on a wholly nonpartisan and course of their march to Coblenz and the oxer which the train Is crossing is a bridge Rhine, The hillside in the background is a of boats. nonsectarian basis. big vineyard, topped with the ruins of a cas- The railway bridge in the fore- 7th F. A., American, lst ground shuts off the view of the river. Decem- State Bureaus Suggested. tle. (Battery F, ber 14, 1918. Div.) December 8, 1918. 34873. castle of Cochem, upon a On the march beyond the Rhine. The council has recommended to each 34802. In the old Beyond the Rhine, on a road near Wirges, hilltop above the Moselle River, is the new tramp- a leg- of column of engineer troops of the State that in securing the necessary headquarters of the American Fourth Corps American Army of Occupation. Wirgef is islation the proper functions be vested the Army of Occupation In Germany. The 11 miles northeast of the city of Coblens (1st in a bureau or commission composed of original castle was built in 860, was destroyed Engineers, 1st Division, December 14, 1918). and later restored. (Dec. 10, 1918.) 34874. With the United States Army of representatives of State departments, 34863. Doughboys arriving in Coblens, a Occupation in Coblens. At the foot of such as those dealing with agriculture, column of the 18th Infantry, Americean 1st thM statue of Wilhelm I, in Coblena, the v labor, and educbtion, which come in most Division; marching through the streets of American and German commission pose for a Cablenz. (Dcc. 12,.1918.) group portrait. The commission is there to intimate contact with the small com- 34864. "Die Wacht Am Rhein": A Yank see that the terms of the armistice are strictly this means the organized doughboy of the American First Division on munities. By On the oppo- carried out in the Coblena zone of occupation, community will be made of most assist- guard in Coblenz-on-the-Rhine. where the American 3d Army is operating. site shore looms in silhouette the fortress of December 15, 1918. ance to the State executive departments, Ehrenbreitstein. * December 12, 19158. 34875. With the United States Army of State departments made of 34865. 'A column of American pioneer Occupation and those troops crosses the Rhine at Coblenz over the in Coblens. The statue of Wil- most assistance to the individual com- helm I, in Coblens, looking down upon a sight bridge of boats. The bridge is so constructed that must somewhat disturb its Prussian self- munities. When such a bureau has been that it may be opened to allow river traffic to suffic-ency-namely, the sight of- a bridgehead established it is contemplated that the pass. It is nearly 400 yards long. December commission of Americans and Germans, dele- S'tate council of defense should arrange 14., 1918. gated to see that the terms of the armistice 34866. C. Delaney. of the United States are strictly enforced in the Coblenz zone of that the community councils now report- Navy, defeats E. J. Swinnerton, of the Brit- occupation. ish Royal Air Force, at the International Box- Deceniber 15, 1918. ing to.it are transferred with the good- held in Royal Albert Hall, 34876. With the Americans on the mjrch will of the State council to the perma- ing Tournament to the Rhine. In an age of gasoline this con- London. December 12, 1918. trast comes about; a squadron nent bureau or commission. 84867. Snapshots from the International of Liberty of trucks of the American army of occupation is The State of New York has already Boxing Tournament. Sergt. Augie Ratner, aligned in Mayen, Germany, in front of old the United States Army, defeats Sergt. W. Genoveva-Burg taken the lead in this matter by Gov. Fullerton, of the British Army, at the Inter- castle. The tower dates from Smith's appointment of a reconstruction national Boxing Tournament held in Royal the Middle Ages. coummission which may very well act as Albert Hall. London. (Middleweight, final.) 34877. President Wilson's Christmas Day in December 12, 1918. France. A Christmas Day close-up of Presi- a head center for community council dent Wilson, attired to spend a day among activities in the State. Representations the troops in the field. to that end were made to Gov. Smith 34878. President Wilson's Christmas Day In of rity 'of any, they will present a united France. President Wilson addresses the by William N. Cohen, ex-judge front to community problems and be sup- troops assembled for the Christmas Day re- the Now York State Supreme Court, field view upon a plain ugar Langres. ported in their work by the cooperation of This was ,representative in New York of the Coun- the first time an Amncan President had ever cil of National Defense. every member of the community. It will revelwed an American Army on foreign soil. interest and sense 34879. The foregoing action is taken by the develop an intelligent President Wilson's Christmas Day in of responsibility in the improvement of France. Ten thousand veteran United States council not only to meet the many emer- troops marching in company front upon a and demobi- the buildings, grounds, streets, and parks plain near Langres, pass in review on Christ- gencies of the readjustment mas lization period, but to establish whole- of the comlunity and in the community Day before President Wilson. The snap- health, sanitation, and general welfare; shot above is of the march pest of mn of the some community organization on a per- 26th (the Yankee) Division. the Nation. It and it will lead to the initiation of action manent basis throughut upon 34880. President Wilson's Christmas Day is plain that one of the great lessons of on behalf of the whole community in France. A Christmas gift from the soldiers these matters. It will bring about com- of the 77th American Division is presented the war to America has been the inter- to munity recreation and community social Mrs., Wilson after the review of troops. dependency of social effort. It is equally Christmas Day near Langres. The gift is a dividends for the activity, which are so greatly needed, es- shoulder patch of the Liberty Division, a de- plain that permanent sign future should be drawn from this war- pecially in our smallest communities and in blue and gold of the famous Liberty our largest cities. It provides a ready Statue. President Wilson and Gen. Pershing time cooperation. are interested spectators while Mrs. Wilson contact between the community and the opens the package. Aid To National Life. forces of the State and Nation, so that 34881. President Wilson's Christmas day The Council of National Defense be- each individual in the community can be in France. After the Christmas day reviefy will brought into more intimate contact and of 10,00) troops upon a plain near Langres, lieves that community organization President Wilson and Gen. Pershing leave the bring into our national life a much needed working relationship with the work and stand and depart for Montiguy-le-Roi for element of cooperative endeavor and problems outside of his immediate en- Christmas dinner. civic orderliness which will make for vironments, so that the voice of the com- 34882. President Wilson's Christmas day and efficient public serv- munity may become articulate on State, in France. On duckboards part of the presi- more democratic dential party crosses the muddy field near ie. It will provide for the drawing to- national, and community affairs, and so Langres to the reviewing stand from which gether and articulation of the various that at any time the assistance of all the President is to witness the Christmas day work in the commu- members of the community can be quickly review. This snapshot shows M. Jussprand voluntary agencies at (French ambassador to Washington),' Gen. nity so that without in any way stifling mobilized by the State and Nation to meet Leorat of the French Army, Brig. Gen. W. W. or interfering with the individual integ- new problems and emergencies. Harts, Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson. 8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919.

V of Supplement No. 7 to General Order Interpretation No. 1 to Supplement No. 27, on a 10-hour basis, rate $2.50 per day; one-eighth of $2.50 equals 31.25 .cents per hour, adding the Increase of 12 No. 7 to General Order No. 27, cents produces a rate of 43.25 cents, un- der Articles III and IV. Under Article V Concerning Railroad Wage Schedule (a) the .rate would revert to the maxi- mum of 43 cents; under Article V (b) the The United States Railroad Adminis- tions affecting wages and hours will be rate would revert to the maximum of 40 tration issues the following: held in abeyance by both the managers cents. and employees. Wages, when determined NOTE.-TO determine the hourly rate to WAsmuploN, D. C., upon, will be made retroactive to January be paid employees on the hourly basis, -' November 23, 1918. 1, 1918, and adjusted accordingly. Mat- and for whom 10 hours or more were the INTERPRETATION NO. 1 To SUPPLEMENT NO. ters of controversy arising under interpre- established hours of service, use the 7 To GENERAL OnDn No. 27. tations of existing wage agreements and method and example (a) of above Article OVERTIME MONTHLY, WEEKLY, OR DAILY other matters not relating to wages and III; for classes specified In Supplement PAID EMPLOYEES. hours will take their usual course, and No. 7, Articles III, IV, and V. working less than 10 ARTaLE 1. In the event of inability to reach a settle- hours and over 8 hours, one- ment, will be referred to the Director eighth of the wage received for the num- Eight consecutive hours, exclusive of General." ber of hours recognized as a day's work. the meal period, constituting a day's If employees coming within the scope Pay for Calls. work from the effective date of Supple- of Supplempnt No. 7 to General Order No. ment No. 7 to General Order No. 27, the 27 were paid a punitive rate for overtime ARTIcLE IV. increases provided for therein and ap- after the regular dayls work, Sundays, Employees who are notified or called plicable to monthly, weekly, and daily and holidays prior to February 21, 19AS, to work outside the eight consecutive paid employees specified in Articles I, 11, the same conditions should apply on the hours, exclusive of the meal period and and VI of Supplement No. 7, are based eight-hour basis. Any punitive overtime continuous service, constituting their upon the recognized number of working rate established for employees under this regular assignment, shall be paid a mini- days constituting a calendar year (in- Interpretation since February 21, 1918, ex- mum allowance of three hours for two cluding Sundays and (or) holidays where cept as established by the Director Gen- hours' work or less; if held over two they have been considered a part of the eral, is unauthorized and can not be rec- hours, time and one-half will be paid, employees' assignment), and the rate of ognized. computed on the minute basis. pay in effect January 1, 1918, prior to the Example (a)-Employees working 10 Example (a)- of General Order No. 27, ex- application hours per day January 1, 1918, prior to 8 a. in. to 12 noon, 4 hours' work; 12 neon clusive of overtime. The following ex- the application of General Order No. 27, to 1 p. in., 1 hour for meal excluded; 1 p. m. amples Illustrate the method to be usdd to 5 p. in., 4 hours' work; 6 p. m. to 7.30 and who were. prior to February 21, 1918, p. ma., li, hears' overtime, 1 times pro rata in establishing the straight time hourly paid at the rate of time and one-half for rate; elupsed time, 10b hours; time fe meal, rate as the basis of payment for overtime dvertime, should be paid as follows: 1 hour; break in continuous service, 1 hour; Be'-viee. time for call, 3 hours, milimum guarantee; S a. in. to 12 noon, 4 hours' work; 12 noon, total time to be paid for, -Exaiple (a).-Employees working 30 to 1 p. in., 1 hour for meal excluded; 1 p. m. 11 hours. days per month at a wage amounting to to 5 p. m., 4 hours' work; 5 .m.to 7 p. m., ARTIcLE V. 2 hours at rate of time and one-half time; $60 per month on January 1, 1918, prior elapsed time, 11. Time for meal, 1 hour de- Exclusive of employees whose regular to the application of General Order No. 27, ducted; overtime, 2 hours. Total time to be assignment includes Sundays and (or) would on September 1, 1918, under Sup- paid for, 11 hours. holidays, employees notified or called to plement No. 7, Article I-(a) automati- Example (b)-Overtime commences im- work on Sundays and (or) holidays, will cally advance to the basic rate of $62.50 mediately following the eighth consecu- be paid not less than the minimum al- per month, plus $25 increase, establishing tive hour of continuous service, after de- lowance of three hours, and where no the nute of $87.50, or $1,050 per year. lin ducting the meal period. existing agreement or practice is more computing the pro rata rate per hour for On the basis of pro rata tine for the favorable, such employees will be paid overtime pay for monthly, weekly, or ninth and tenth hours: as per examples (b) and (c) of Article daily paid employees, take the number 8 a. m. to 12 noon, 4 hours; 12 noon to 1 IL of working days constituting a calendar p. in., 1 hour for meal excluded; 1 p. m. to 5 ARTicLn VI. p. in., 4 hours' work; 5 p. m. to ip. in., 2 year, multiply by eight, and divide the hours overtime, pro rata rate; 7 p. mn. to 9 Payment of overtime at a rate in ex- annual salary by the total hours, exclu- p. in.. 2 hours overtime, one and one-half time cess of pro rata will be computed from sive of overtime and disregarding time pro rata rate; elapsed time, 13 hours. Time and added for meal, 1 hour deducted; continuous service, to the pro rata rate. absent on vacations, sick leave, holidays, 12 hours; total tiule to be paid for, 13 hours. ARTIcLE VII. or for any other causes. In determining the hourly rate, fractions less than one- Example (c)-Employees working Unless acceptable to a majority of em- fourth of 1 cent shall ebe as one-fourth of straight through eight consecutive hours. ployees in a department or subdivision 6 a. m. to 2 p. m., 8 hours' work; 2 p. m. to thereof, the meal period shall not be less I cent; over one-fourth and under one- 4 p. in., 2 hours overtime, pro rata rate; 4 half, as one-half cent; over one-half and p. in. to 6 p. in., 2 hours overtime, one and than 30 minutes or more than 1 hour. under three-fourths, as three-fourths; one-half time pro rata rate; elapsed time, 12 ARTICLE VIII. hours. Continuous service, 12 hours; total over three-fourths, as 1 cent. time to be paid for, 13 hours. Where unjustifiable Inequalities de- ixample (b).-Yearly wage, $1,050+2,880 velop or exist in the rates of pay for rela- hour. Hourly Rates. hours==36 45, or 36.5 cents per tively the same service and Example fe).-Yearly wage, $1,200+2,880 ARTICLE III. responsibility, howrs-41.66, or 41.75 cents per hour. as between employees of the same class Example (d).-Yearly wage, $1,300-2,880 The employees coming under the provi- within the respective groups, as specified hours=45.14, or 45 25 cents per hour. sions of Articles III, IV, and V of Sup- kcample te).-Yearly wage, $1,5002,880 In Supplement No. 7 to General Order No. hours==52.1, or 52.25 cents per hour. plement No. 7 to General Order No. 27 27, the regional directors are hereby an- Ixample if).-Yearly wage, $1,800+2,880 who were on January 1, 1918, prior to thorized to establish uniform rates of pay hours--62.5 cents per bour. the application of General Order No. 27, Note.-It is to be understopd that 2,880 by zones or districts throughout their hours is Illustrative only; the hours per year paid on a basis of 10 hours or more to respective regions, under the following will vary, as the assIgned work days per year constitute a day, for whom hourly rates conditions: vary. have been established as per the above (a) The maximum rates ARTicLE II. established specified articles, shall on and after Sep- by Supplement No. 7 to General Order No. On February 21, 1918, the Director Gen- tember 1, 1918, the effective date of Sup- 27 must not be exceeded. eral issued General Order No. 8, para- plement No. 7, receive one-eighth of the (b) Rates established by Supplement graph 3 thereof reading as follows: wages received for 10 hours on January No. 7 to General Order No. 27 must not " The broad question of wages and 1, 1918, prior to the application of Gen- be reduced. hours will be passed upon and reported eral Order No. 27, as their basic hourly (c) The specified differentials in the to the Director General as promptly as rate, to which shall be added 12 cents per established maximum rates for hourl* possible by the present Railroad Wage hour, provided the hourly rate thus ob- workers to be preserved. Commission. Pending a disposition of tained shall not exceed the maximum (d) All rates herein provided for shall these matters by the Director General, all rate specified in the respective articles. be filed by the regional directors with the requests of employees involving revisions Example (a).-Employees coming un- Board of Railroad Wages and Working of schedules qr general changes in condi-. der the provisions of Articles III, IV, and Conditions. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FT1TIAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 9 RULES FOR RAILROAD ACCOUNTANTS NEW FORM OF APPLICATION ON THE COLLECTION OF UNDERCHARGES FOR EXPORT LICENSE ISSUED The War Trade Board announces, in a new ruling (W. T. B. It 532), that AND THE DISPOSAL OF OVERCHARGES they have authorized the use of a new and simplified form of application, Form The United States Railroad Adminis- promptly forwarded to the proper officer X-A, which may be used in applying for tration issues the following: having jurisdiction. Such officer, upon export licenses to ship to any country receipt of such claims, properly sup- X hitherto in use. General Order No. 55. Collection of ported, shall take immediate steps, con- in place of Form transportation charges and disposition of Copies of this new form may be ob- sistent with accuracy, to determine the application to the War Trade overcharges, undercharges, and agency correct charge applicable. If the amount tained upon relief claims.-The following regulations Board, Washington, D. C., or any of its claimed be found correct, or if an over- that shall govern the assessment and collection charge in any amount be found, such branch offices. In order, however, of transportation and other charges for exporters may make use of such copies amount shall be promptly refunded, and as they may have all services performed by carriers under any difference between the amount of Application Form X Federal control; the refund of over- on hand, applications will be accepted if claimed and the amount refunded clearly X. In filling out Form X, charges, and the collection of under- explained to the claimant. If the claim filed on Form charges, and also the disposition in the however, exporters will not be required be wholly invalid, the claimant shall be information than is accounts of such carriers of uncollectible notified promptly. to give any further undercharges and agency relief claims: required on Form X--A. (8) In the event an undercharge be de- is used, it will no (1) Officers and agents of carriers un- veloped after collection of transportation When Form X-A der Federal control are required and ex- longer be necessary to use Supplemental charges, or in the investigation of a claim Sheet X-119 for shipments to pected to collect the correct-amount due or otherwise, the officer or agent having Information for each service performed, determined or Denmark, Holland, Norway, or Sweden, jurisdiction shall promptly prepare a are provided on the back determinable by the application of the freight bill for such undercharge, upon as blank spees lawfully published rate or rates applica- of Form X-A for giving the information which bill shall be shown all facts inci- only supplemental informa- ble to such services, plus charges for dent to the transaction; and such freight desired. The intermediate or terminal service not in- tion sheets which are now required to bill shall be promptly- presented for col- to the application are Form cluded in and made a part of such rate or lection, be attached rates, and war taxes applicable to the X-20, for the exportation of moving pic- (9) The duty of collecting such under- ture films to certain destinations, and foregoing. charge shall rest with the officer or agent (2) They shall continue, or If not al- Form X-29, for the exportation of manu- whose duty It is to collect transportation factures of gold. ready established, institute such methods charges, and he shall exhaust every rea- as may be necessary to insure, as ac- sonable effort to collect such amounts. curately as possible, the correctness of NEW YORK RECONSTRUCTION BOARD. such charges before the collection thereo. Failure to 1Make Collection. Secretary of Labor Wilson has been Refund of Overcharges. (10) In the event of failure to make informed by Gov. Smith, of New York, (3) When the amount of overcharge is collection of an undercharge, after every that a reconstruction commission has determined after collection of charges, reasonable effort has been made to do so, been appointed for that State, and that refund shall be made on presentation of the officer or agent charged with the duty the commission will hold its first meet- original freight receipt, and the amount of collecting the undercharge shall ing Friday evening, January 4. The of such refund shall be indorsed on such promptly transmit the bill therefor, with will be assisted by the De- a statement of all facts incident to .his commission receipt. ac- partment of Labor in every way practi- (4) Formal claims for overcharge pre- efforts and failure to collect, to the cable. sented by claimants shall be prepared on counting officer having jurisdiction. Ap- the standard form approved by the Inter- propriate adjustment of the agent's ac- counts shall be made by station claim or state Commerce Commission. They shall charges on the erroneous basis, regard- be supported by the original paid freight otherwise, according to the established of the carrier. less of the responsibility for such error receipt, and If claim is based on weight, practice in settlement. misrouting, valuation, etc., by all other (11) If the facts presented with such obtainable documents or particulars. If undercharge indicate that every reason- Cost of Suits. the original paid freight receipt can not able effort has been made to collect it, (13) In the event that suit be instituted be presented, claimant's Indemnity bond appropriate action shall be taken as fol- to collect an undercharge, the cost of such may be required. If overcharge is based lo-ws : suit shall be borne by the suing carrier. on the rate clear, reference shall be shbwn (a) If a bill for an undercharge be for If the undercharge be not collected un- to the tariff or base In which the rate $5 or less in any one case, and in the der suit, the amount thereof shall be dis- claimed is published. Such formal claims exercise of his business judgment he con- posed of as provided In paragraph (12) shall be presented to, and adjusted by, cludes that further efforts to collect hereof. either the initial or the destination car- would be futile, the chief accounting offi- (14) In the event freight be destroyed rier. If claims are presented to inter- cer shall direct that it be charged off. or confiscated in transit, so as to pre- mediate carriers, they shall be immedi- (b) If a bill for an undercharge be for clude the possibility of delivery of the ately transmitted to one of those named. more than $5, in any one case, It shall freight or collection of the charges, no (5) Claims paid by carriers other than be promptly transmitted by the account- part of the freight charges accruing the carrier which collected the freight ing officer to the chief counsel of the thereon to any participating carrier shall charges shall, in the discretion of the ac- carrier interested, and his recommenda- be included in interline accounts. If counting officer, be sent to such collecting tions as to its disposition shall be fol- waybills have been audited and settled carrier to be registered, in order that du- lowed. before information concerning the de- plicate payments may be avoided. (c) If the party liable for the under- struction or confiscation of the property charge can not be located, or service can is available, such way bills shall be made Apportionment Among Carriers. not be had, or where, upon investiga- void, and resettled with participating car- (6) No apportionment shall be made tion by counsel in good faith, it is found riers by correction account or through among carriers of overcharge claims paid, that legal process would be futile and claim channels. or of agency relief claims covering ineffectual, counsel shall direct the claim (15) The provisions of this order shall charges absorbed, such as switching, ele- to be charged off, and it shall be so dis- apply to overcharges, uncollectible under- vation, transfer charges, terminal de- posed of; otherwise, suit shall be en- charges, and to other charges herein re- livery charges, icing, cost of grain doors, tered for Its collection. ferred to, which accrued or which may or other analogous items. This rule does (12) All undercharges determined to accrue on and subsequent to January 1, not apply to claims for charges on freight be uncolleetible as prescribed in subpar- 1918. Settlements which have already destroyed or confiscated. agraphs (a), (b), and (c), of paragraph been completed on the basis of rules (7) Claims for overcharges which can (11) hereof, shall be borne by the carrier heretofore in effect, shall not be read. not be refunded by agents shall be which originally settled the freight justed. 71-1--- 3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919.

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, JANIUARY 24, 1919. McKENZIE, Hiram M. Mrs. Alice McKenzie, PETRIS, Frank. Annuziate Lelli, 119 East Willard, Ohio. Martini Street, Martinsburg, W. Va. The.following casualties are reported MArN, Luther Gilbert. Frank Mahen, Mil- PRICE, Lorenz. Mrs. Willie Price, R. F. D. roy, Pa. 5, box 31, Rocky Mount, N. C. by the commanding general of the Ameri- MERLE, Raymond. Mrs. Viola Merle, 3730 RICCHIUTTI, Alfonzo. Antonio Rosato, 6426 can Expeditionary Forces: Langley Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Haverford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. MERIVTT, Eddie W. Georg, Merritt, Salem, ROWE, Noah F. Harry Richkle, Huntington, Wounded severely ------180 W. Va. W. Va. MINUTE, Sabastino. Mrs. .Tiammaro Marie SAENGER, Wesley John. Mrs. Anna Saenger, Minute, Neosseo, Rao No. 40, Italy. R. F. D. 3, Greenleaf, Wis. Wounded Severely. MORITZ, Christopher. Frank Lange, Broad- SANTORA, Clarence J. Mrs. Katherine San- LIEUTENANTS. way Street, East McKeesport. Pa. tora, 519 Washington Street, Dover. Ohio. NEWELL, Clarence. Mrs. M. N. Newell, Dick- SCHACHER, Christian H. Mrs. Margaret HICKMAN, H. D. Mrs. 1. V. Keenan, 419 erson James Street, Monuington, W. Va. Run, Pa. Schacher, Ryegate, Mont. RICE, Charles E. Mrs. J. G. Writer, Steam- SCHNEIDA, Anton A. Mrs. Louisa Schneida, HICKS, Samuel. Mrs. E. V. Hicks, R. F. D. boat Springs, Colo. 4, Helena, Mo. 2224 North Roman Street, New Orleans, La. TRICE, Clarence E. S. A. Trice, R. F. D. 2, SCHULDT, Henry R. Mrs. Elizabeth Schuldt, SERGEANTS. Culleoka, Tenn. Rathdrum, Idaho. WIMMER, Jessie L. Mrs. Annie Wimmer, R. SEGREN, Karl. Charles Danielson, 77 White ELLIOTT, Bayless. Mrs. Laura Elliott, Tel- F. D. 1, Salem, Va. lico Plains, Tenn. Street, Fast Boston Mass. ABLIN, David. Barnett Ablin, 1320 South SESSIONS, Edward I John Sessions, gen- KIEFER, Edward P. Mrs. Minnie Kiefer, Harding Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 22 Roehrer Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. eral delivery, Cherry, Aris. Beck, Joseph C. Joseph M. Beck, 503 Fifth SINGIER, John. Mrs. Victoria MaclVER, Howard. Mrs. Alberta Macver, Street, Austin, Minn. Repelowski, 615 West Thirty-sixth Street, Norfolk, Va. 1222 Saint Aubin Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BECKER, John. Martin W. Becker, Bren- SMITH, Thomas. Mrs. Ella Noonan, 15 Graf- SEPULVEDA, Joseph E John Giovannoli, ham, Tex. ton Street, Newport, R. I. box 8, Hollywood, Cal. BOTZ, William A. John Pots, SHUMSKY, Leo Z. A. Albin Shumaky, 111 Mount Vernon, SMITH, William. Mrs. Christiana Smith, Orange Street, New Britain, Conn. Wash. 8333 Ridgeway Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. BROCHON, Alexander A. James J. Brochon, SNIDER, Earl Raymond. Mrs. Jeqsie A. SNELLING, Powhatan J. Mrs. Nelda M. White House Station, N. J. Salling, 62 1nion Street, Cumberland, Md. Snider, Clearwater, Nebr. EVANS, Lee William. Mrs. Lena Evans, R. SPEAKE, Francis. Miss Ruth G. Speake, care WADDELL, Ernest C. John F. Waddell, Abi- F. D. 1. Arkinda, Ark. lene, Tex. New Grant Hotel, Portland, Oreg. GAFFNEY, Charles J. Mrs. John Gaffney, SPENCER, Mose. Mrs Bettie Bryant, Kan- CORPORALS 831 George Street, Chicago, Ill. sas City, Kaus. BECKER, Harry. Israel David Becker, 404 GILES, Edward. Mrs. Laura Giles, 22 Cooper STEGER Louis E Mrs. Adele Wunder, 1004 South Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Jacksonville, Fla. South Exfteenth Street, Mattoon, Ill. BLANKENBAKER, Stanley E. Mrs. Anna HEARTY, James Henry. Miss Maggie Hearty, STEWART, Rligh. Mrs. Rachel Allen, 568 Blankenbaker, 3113 Elliot Avenue, Louis- 322 Greenwich Street, New York, N. Y. Dennison Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. ville, Ky. BILLARD, Robert T. John McCulley, box STOCK, John R. Frank Schroedal, 10 Glasser BLISS, Sam.B. Mrs. Mollie Cox, 800 Main 132. West Tulsa, Okla. Street, Rochester, N. Y. Street, Ennis, Tex. JOHNSON, Claude. Lofton Grammer, R. F. STRAABE, William. Mrs. E. Straube, 30 BRIGSTOCK, Brinton C. Mrs. B. G. Brig- D. 5, Whitewater, Tex. South Evanston Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. stock, corner FroAt and Third Streets, At- JONES, Cato. Mrs. Laura Jones, 302 Hamp- SUITER, Roy F. Mrs. W. R. Owtry, West- lantie City; Norfolk, Va. ton Street, America, Ga. ern, Nebr. CARRIER, Bryan N. Mrs. Susie T. Baldwin, MATHISEN, Tennes B. Mrs. Joseph Mathl- SWEET, Albert H. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet, Dearing, Kans. son, Seaside, Oreg. 201 East William Street, Waterloo, N. Y. FAERBER, Charlei P. Mrs. Sadie Faerber, MOZEKO, John. Steve M. Pronty, 2854 Belt THURMAN, Pirk F. Mrs. Mary A. Thur- k 630 West Clearfield Street, Philadelphia. Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. man, general delivery, Amarillo, Tex. Pa. PALUMBIA, John. Mrs. Pasquetta Palum- TRUMBAUER, John R. Mrs. Nora Schell, FOSTER, Michell A. Napoleon Foster, 124 Mla, Leognano, Teramo Province, Italy. 500 Third Street NW., Washington, D. C. Pleasant Street, Attleboro, Mass. RICE, Bertram U. C. W. Rice, 106 Bridge TUCCERI, Vincenzo. Vincenzo Tucceri, 1217 HEBERT, Emil. Mrs. Emil Hebert, 634 Sil- Street, Salem, Mass. Second Avenue, Coraopolis, Pa. ver Street, Manchester, N. H. SHELDON. George Joseph. Mike Sheldon, VOILPE, Tony. Filomena Voipa, Sopris, KERR. Charles William. Mrs. Jennie Kerr, Shandy Street, Shefield, Pa. Colo. R. F. 1. 2, box 14, ClIo, Mich. SPRINGER, Earl V. Mrs. Charles B. Springer, WADE, Donald F. Mrsl Stella Maultsbuy, MEREDITH, Lester L. George J. Meredith, 916 Stewart Street, Aberdeen, Wash. 115 B Street, Fayetteville, N. C. Townville S C STEPHENS, John. Joe Stephens, Orlington, WAGNER, Albert, Mrs. Eden Herman, 3264 MULLER, Lawrence. Henry .F. Muller, 134 Ga. West Fifty-fourth Streei, Cleveland, Ohio. Colt Street, Irvington, N. J. WILCOX, Fred. Mrs. Tilty Lichtener, R. F. WECKESSER, Edward A. Mrs. Caroline O'NEAL, James R. Mrs. B. C. O'Neal, 1135 D. 2, Morley, Mich. Weekesser, 75 Irving Avenue, Brooklyn, Africa Street, Baton Rouge, La. WILSON, Grover 0. Mrs. Cora L. Wilson, N. Y. PAPAZIAN, Arthur. Missak Papazian, Cairo, Beulaville, N. C. WILLS, Lester H. Fletcher A. Cash, R. F. D. Egypt. MAcNEIL, Angus A. Mrs. Anna A. MacNeil, 2 Goodwin Va. PARKER, C. W. Mrs. Harriet Parker, 68 41 Sheridan Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. ZALIMAS, Chrles. Joseph Zalimas, 2311 Felton Street, Hudson, Mass. MALUNAT, William. Mrs. Emily Malunat, South Oakley Avenue, Chicago, Ill. PETROPOLUS, Louis. Kalepe Petropolus, 5638 Emerald Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BENJAMIN, Horatio J. Mrs. Horatio Benja- Volos, Greece. MASEK, Frank. Mrs. Anna Slavek, 419 East min, Low Beach, N. Y. SCREIRER, Otto Ignatius. Miss Louisa Seventy-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. BIRD, Thomas. Mrs. Mary A. Bird, 381 Cen- Schrelber, 375 Mack Avenue, Detroit, Mich. MERCER, Charles P. William H. Mercer, R. ter Street. Brockton, Mass. SHANNON, Raphel. Miss Margaret Shannon, F. D. 5, Stanford, Ky. BOGUE William Joseph. Mrs. Virginia Bogue, 2921 Glenmere Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. MERCER, Walter A. Mrs. Mabel J. Mercer, 12 H and Avenue, Mount Clemens, Mich. STUART, Alexander Gerron. William Henry Can o, W. Va. BOOW SI, Lukass. Mrs. Prisville Traws, Stuart, York Road and Elsinore Avenue, MINELLA, Louis. William Minella, Marsh- 102 First Street, Lowell, Mass. Govanstown, Md. wood, Pa. BOWEN, Harold J. Mrs. Ellen Bowen, MITCHELL, Frank R. William C. Mitchell, Uridgewater. S. Dak. WAGONER. R. F. D. 2, Star, Miss. BRICHTA, Edward. Mrs. Barbara Briebta, BOSZ, Fred. Fred Boss, West Falls, N. Y. MITCHELL, Jessie. Andrew Findley, R. P. D. 2704 West Twenty-fourth Place, Chicago, 1, Newnan, Ga. Ill. PRIVATES. MOSHER, Frank C. Harry E. Mosher, 249 BRYANT, Ernest L. Henry J. Bryant, Mid- BABB, Wiggs N. Mrs. Naunle Babb, 710 West Judson Street, Pontiac, Mich. lothian. Tex. Tenth Street, Bonham, Tex. MOULTON. Floyd. Mrs. Knut L. Knutson, BUGNONI, Pietro. Guiseppe Bugnoni, Groslo BEDVARIE, Jacob. Mrs. Katie Bedvare, Lub- Canton, S. Dak. Italy. fin, IHolland. MUNROE, Curtis W. Mrs. Margaret B. Mun- BUNT, Wilmer. Mrs. Jennie Perry, Otisco BOLYAIID, Wesley C jr Wesley C. Bolyard, roe, 512 North Elwood Street, Baltimore, Valley, N. Y. 164 La4ton Streetuffalo, N. Y. Md. CARROLL. Leo Robert. Miss Anna Carroll, BRIDE, Itaymond. Mrs. Ethel Williams, 5 OSWALD, Raymond Y. Mrs. Elizabeth Os- 325 Center Street, Oconto, Wis. Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. wald. 55 Lake Street, Lancaster, N. Y. CELELLO, Nickolas. Mrs. Angeline Celello, BUCKALEW, Alfred H. Mrs. Minnie May OVERSTREET, Harry M. Harry E. Over- 33 Bristol Street, Southington, Conn. Buckalew, South Mill Street, Morrisville, Pa. street, 1123 Ontario Street. Oak Park, Ill. CHESSER, Thomas R. Mrs. Alvin Warner, DAHL, Peter D. Mrs. Matilda Dahl, 11 Bouck PALMER, George. Miss Elizabeth Palmer, Franklin, Ariz. Street, Tenawanda, N. Y. %20 Diamond Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CHINNICI, Antonio. Guigeppi Chinnici, 022 DRAKE, ]arry W. Isaac H. Drake, Wood- PALMER, Joseph L Samuel L. Palmer, R. Montrose Street, Philadelphia, Pa. dale, Wis, IV, D. 2, Larwill, Ind. COFFET, Vernon. Joe King, Winchester, Ky. TACKSON, Rennie. Mrs. Rattle Jackson, R. PEDDLE, Mike. Leonard Peddle, Carparino, COPAS, Clyde. John Copas, R. F. D. 7, 'Ur- F. D. 4, box 14, Prattville, Ala. Italy. bans, Ohio. JACKSON, Grady Y. Robert Jackson, Shan- PEmERSEN, Niels. Gust Nelson, Medina, N. CZAPELINSKI, Waclaw. Leo Czapelinski, 65 non, Miss. Dak. Field Street. ,Nanticoke, Pa. KALMAN, James T. Stanley Kalman, 1128 PENTIS, George J. James Pentis, 805 Madi- DECISSCO, Mike. Mrs. Cristina Pollota, 3 Franklin Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. son Street, Toledo, Ohio. West Forty-eighth Street, Murray, Utah. LEVY, Harry. Fred Bernhart, 129 Christy PETE, Christopher. Mrs. Josephlne Pete, R. DEMETRIO, Tomas. Stiff Demetrios, 822 Street, New York, N. Y. F. D. 2, Oak Harbor, Ohio. Grape Street, Syracuse, N. Y. THE OFFICIfAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

IDOMIIOFF, Walter C. Mrs. Catherine Dom- Killed in Action. SHELLENBARGER, Abraham. Lorenzo Shel- hoff, 1914 Monroe Street, Swissvale, ja. lenbarger, HIngham, Mont DOSZELL, Glenn S. CIud F. Dossell, akron, LIEUTENANT. SLOAN, Lee. Joe Sloan, Grundy, Va. Colo. THOMPSON, William R. Thomas U. Thomp- DROPKIN, Samuel. Mrs. Sara Dropkin, 255 PROSTHOLI, Jens H. Mrs. J. H. Frost- son, Albia, Iowa. V0oloboch Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. holm,,10 Tower Street, Worcester, Mass. ANDERSON, Algot F. Mrs. Cecilla Ander- DUFFY, John Luke. Ars. Mary Stanley - r SERGEANT. oan, 13 Reeves Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 12 Granet Street, Fitchburg, Mass. it BEATTIE, Harry 0. Mrs. Phoebe Landman, DURAN, Daniel. Manuel Durar g, atoi" MITCHELL, George. John Monol, 2501 Hof- Jamaica, Vt. N. Hex. man Street, New York, N. Y. BODEEN, Olof J. Hans Bodeen, Bresford, EATON, James, Jr. Mrs. James E . a. CORPORALS. S. Dak. D. 4, box 303, Attleboro, Mass. BONACKER, John E. Miss Mary Burns, 1205 ELLIOTT, Anderson. William A. Elliott, R. KAHN, Norman D. Mrs. Millie Kahn, Bald Second Street, Renssneler, N. Y. F. D. 2, Rogers, Ark. Eagle Lake, Minn. DEBNAM, George S. Mrs. Ella W. Debnani, EVANS, James. J. Evans, 1318 North Main McCORMACK, George I. Thomas E. Me- 420 Elmwood Street, Columbia, S. Ct Street, Manville, Va. Cormack, 5726 Magnolia Street, Chicago, DIRCKS, Frank J. Harry Direks, Laketown, FESSELL, Daniel K. Mrs. Cora Fessell, R. Ill. Minn. F. D. 1, Greeneville, Tenn. PRIVATES. FREDERICK, Virgil. Miss Gertrude Fred- FIELDS, Chris C. Owen Fields, Stone Coal, BUCKWORTH, Earl E. Mrs. Mamie Buck- erick, 804 South Tenth Street, Fargo, N. V. Va. worth, Pottersville, Mo. Dak. FORD, Eli H. James D. Ford, R. F. D. 4, DIUGGINS, Willis. Mrs. Laura Duggins, GIORDANO, Baptist. Joseph Culy, Nesque- Virgilina, Va. Letichfield, Ky. honing, Pa. FRANK, August George. Mrs. Katie Frank, FAIRCHILDS, Henry. Henry H. Fairchilds, GRIFFITH, James A. James A. Griffith, Guy, R. F. D. 3, Saginaw, W. S., Mich. Brookhaven, Miss. Ark. FREIMARK, Clarence F. Sam Freimark, FRASIER, Julius. Lora Frasier, Graphite, GULLIKSEN, Harry. Mrs. McDonald, 278 Greytown, Ohio. N. Y. Twenty-second Street, South Brooklyn, N. Y. GOLDENBERG, Hyman P. Mrs. P. Golden- GERBER, George E. William Wittstrom, 801 HARMON, Lloyd I. Mrs. J. L. Harmon, Boaz, berg, 429 Dickinson Street, Philadelphia, Ilowett Street, Peoria, Ill. Wis. P'a.. GREAVES, John G. Miss Meta Lund, R. F. JETT, Jesse J. Mrs. Irene E. Jett, R. F. D. GRUNDMEIER, Arthur L. Adolph Grund- D. 2, box 43, New Brunswick, N. J. 2, Fredericksburg, Va. meer, Blackduck, Minn. GURKE, John J. Frank Duhamel Hall, R. F. JOHNSON, Robert2 P. Mrs. Sarah F. John- HAMERNIK, Frank. Anton Hamernik, gen- D. 2, box 13 Rohneby, Minn. son, R. F. D. , box 15, Rose Bud, Ark. eral delivery, Clarkson, Nebr. HOLLINGSWOTI, Martin. Mrs. Eva Hol- LEIBSON, Isidore. Mr. Slmnowitz, 38 Nor- HAYDEN, Joseph. Mrs. Emma Hayden, 717 lngsworth, R. F. D. 1, Sykeston, N. Dak. folk Street, New York, N. Y. Eleventh Avenue, Seattle, Wash. HOLLOWAY, Theodore. Mrs. M. J. Thomas, HETTS, Donald. William II. Hetts, 435 Den- Monmouth, Oreg. Killed in leroplane Accident. ver Street Waterloo, Iowa. JONES, Irvin L. Mrs. 'Millie Jones, Isa- ILIEMANN4, Ernest. Lewis Hillemann, belle, La. LIEUTENANT. Mount Pleasant Avenue, Ambler, Pa. JONES, Searcy E. Charles P. Jones, R. F. HOOPER, Elwood II. Mrs. M. Hooper, gen- HORNBACK, James F. Arthur C. Priest, Si- D. 1, Fayetteville, Ga. eral delivery, Girard, Pa. gourney, Iowa. LEVY, Clyde E. Mrs. Luella Propher, Jack- JANICEK, John. Frank Janicek, Shelby, .son Corners, N. Y. Died of Accident and Other Causes. Nebr. MANNING, Frank. James Manning, Dongola, KELLEY, Herbert T. Mrs. Mollie Kelley, 823 Ill. SECRETARY, Y. I. C. A. Cook Street, St. Paul, Minn. MIKULA, Seve. Jacob Mikula, 2227 Smith LINN, John A. James Addams, 800 South KELLEY, Horace G. Mrs. May Britton, 515 Street, South Bend, Ind. Halsted Street, Chicago, Ill. North Walnut Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. MOKELKE, Frank R. August Mokelke, 745 KING, John. P. E. King, 261 East Street, Grove Street, Milwaukee, Wis. SERGEANT. South Boston, Mass. MOLDESTAD, Harold L. John J. Moldestad, DAVIS, Earle M. Miss Anna Lee Davis, box KLEINHAN5, Roman G. Mrs. Katherine St. Louis Park, Minn. KIinhans, R. F. D. 2, box 115, New Hol- NICHOLS, John H. Mrs. Anne Nichols, Salis- 116, East Pittsburgh, Pa. stein, Wis. bury, Md. WAGONER. KLERCESKI, Tony. Stanley Poleski, 305 OLSON, Gilbert. Mrs. Albertine Olson, gen- PARKS, Robert S. Mrs. Denia Davis, Knox- Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. eral delivery Tracy, Minn. xille, Tenn. KNOX, Archie. W. E. Clossom, R. F. D. 10, PACH, Ewadick. Nowapel Prossek, 236 West Emporia, Kans. Union Street, Nanticoke, Pa. PRIVATES. KOERSCHEN, Jerry. Jacob Koerschen, Les- PAPPAS, Peter. Mrs. Constantina Psaholois, COCHRAN. David H. Mrs. Phemie B. Coch- ter Prairie, Minn. Nemesi, Corenheras, Greece. ran, 5812 Hazel Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. KOSOFSKY, Joseph. Mrs. Esther Kosofsky, PEDONI, Michael. Mrs. Louise Mastrobaro, DANDERLO, Veto. Thomas Danderlo, Old 409 Washington Street, Haverhill, Mass. 259 Shubert Street, Worcester, Mass. Forge, Pa. KOWALSKI, John. - Tony Kowalski, 1080 PEGUES, Nick T., jr. Nick T. Pegues, Wi- EDWARDS, .Toseph S. Mrs. Marquette K. St. Aubin Avenue, Detroit, Mich. nona Miss. Smith, 5335 Reinhart Street, Philadelphia, LACY, Albert J. Theodore M. Lacy, Sid- ROUNDY, John A. J. H. Roundy, 17 Elm Pa. I nev, Iowa. Street, Marblehead, Mass. KOHLER, Carl N. Mrs. Clara Kohler, 5410 LANEY, Victor E. Mrs. Minor B. Laney, SCHRIIMPF, Elmer Anthony. Mrs. Emma Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1005 West Twenty-second Street, Los Ange- Schrimpf, 2445 Spring Grove Avenue, Cin- KUHN, Herbert 1. John Kuhn, R. F. D. 1, les, Cal. cinnati, Ohio. Warsaw, Ind. LEWIS, Stanley H. Edward Lewis, Rose- SCHUTLE, George G. J. S. Schutle, R. F. D. MORROW, John Thomas. George C. Morrow, ville. Ohio. 1, Dalton, Mo. Deavertown. Ohio. LULKIEWICZ, Wiktor. Stefania Lulkiewics, SMITH, Joseph. Jimmie Smith, Robertson, WATSON, Willard C. John F. Watson, Bea- Bialvatok, Russia. Wyo. con, Tenn. McCABE, Jerry. Miss Violet Grose, R. F. D. STOCK, William. Mrs. Lorma B. Gillis, R. C, box 116, Indianapolis, Ind. F. D. 1, Lisbon, Ohio. Died of Disease. McDONALD, George. Mrs. Mary Couts, 921 THAYER. Arthur R. Charles 0. Thayer, CAPTAIN. Walnut Street. Martinette, Wis. Chesaning, Mich. McGRATH, Patrick. Mrs. Margaret Clary, WOLFE, Frank. Mrs. Mary M. Wolfe, 723 IRWIN, Howard W. Mrs. Gertrude W. Irwin, 4755 Forestville Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Fifth Avenue east, Ashland, Wis. 83 Waldemar Avenue, Winthrop, Mass. 'MeLANE, Virgil. Miss Ira Libbee, , 721 LIEUTENANTS. Died of Wounds. Kircher Street, Miamisburg, Ohio. MAYOTTE, Anselm Joseph. Albert Mayotte, McPHILLIPS, Joseph S. Mrs. Alfred Mc- LIEUTENANT. Quinebaug, Conn. Alonan, 121 Central House, Los Angeles, McKEEN, Maxwell. Mrs. Mary E. McKeen, MITCHELL, John G. Chas. W. Mitchell, 574 Cal. 310 New Street, Easton, Pa. Fifth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. MACGILLIVRAY. Glen G. Archie Lee Mac- SAWYER, Howard C. Clarence E. Sawyer, Gillivray, 1408 Minnesota Avenue, Flint, SERGEANTS. Dundee, Ill. Mich. EBNER, Russell R. Mrs. John Woif, 840 Wil- SERGA.NTS. liams Street, Easton, Pa. MACKNIGHT, Robert P. Mrs. Mabalia Mac- PHILLIPS, Samuel C. Benjamin F. Phillips, HULL, Ivan Hugbcs. William Hull, 718 Knight, Gladstone, Mich. Maplewood Avenue, Ambridge, Pa. Allenton, R. I. SPENGLER, David P. Alfred P. Spengler, CORPORALS. 375 Shawell Avenue, Easton, Pa. HARTLEY, John W. Miss Amy Hartley, New SECTION 2, JANUARY 24, 1918. Albany. Kans. CORPORALS. McKINNEY, Joseph P. Charles McKinney, HEIN, Charles E. Mrs. L. Hehn, 512 South The following casualties are reported 1430 Fifty-seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, San Antonio, Tex. by the commanding general of the Ameri- PAULSEN, Otto A. C. A. Paulsen, Malcolm, SMITH, Cecil C. John Smith, Donnybrook, can Expeditionary Forces: Iowa. N. Dak. COOK. WAGNER, Robert. John Wagner, 603 Kos- suth Street, Lafayette, Ind. Killed in action ------33 MELVIN. Frank T. Mrs. Catherine Melvin, Died of wounds ------28 3339 North Philip Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MECHANIC. PRIVATES. OLSON. Olaf. Mrs. Ingborg Wiedleng, 1113 Died from accident and other Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. causes ------10 McDONALD, James. Mrs. Helen Hunter, box 572. Livingston, Ill. WAGONER. Died in aeroplane accident ------1 ROACH, Herbert R. George Roach, 226 In- DIGGS, Wallace. Mrs. Jennie V. Diggs, box Died of disease ------46 stitute Street, Jackson, Tenn. 101, Winterville, Miss. Missing in action ------45 ROBINSON, Thomas L. Mrs. Hattie Robin- son, Wacheim, Mont. COOKS. SELBY, Thomas. John J. Selby, R. F. D. 2, LAY, Cleveland. Mrs. Minnie Myhorn, Jones- Total ------163 Blakesburg, Iowa. boro, Ark. . 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

WATERIIOTJSE, Charles .. Mrs. Charles 3. JONES, Joseph S. Mrs. Mary E. Jones, Far- PRIVATES. Waterhouse, Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamil- ron, Md. FAMEA, Patsey. George Famea, Denmoot, ton, Ontario, Canada. JTJRKON, Peter. Mrs. Laty Jurkon, Bogose- W. Va. PRIVATES. wecke, Lithuania. WHEELES, Benjamin C. Mira Wheeles, KELLY, Charles E. William P. Kelly, 2160 Pinkneyville, Ill. ANGFL O, Menico. Jim Angelo, Red Granite, East Sixty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Wis. LANG, John. Mrs. Mary Lang, 318 Twelfth Wounded (Degree Undetermined). AUSBON, Lloyd Lawson. William A. Ausbon, Street, New York, N. Y. R. V. D. 1, Robersonville, N. C. LAYTON, Robert Manuel. Mrs. Maggie Lay- i, PRIVATE. BARTHOLOMEW Benjamin 0. S. A. Bar- ton, 1519 Chapman Street, Houston, Tex. Wade, Fennville, Mich. tholomew, Lapel, W' O,L")1ieo, jr. Theo Ind. LINN, HoWard J. William Linn, R. F. D. 2, box 31, CONLIN, Frank Joseph. William Henry Con- Linesville, Pa. -rq Missing in Action. lin, 419 Mill Street, Lockport, N. Y. MITCHELL, Andrew. Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell, PRIVATES. DAVIES, Stanley. Thomas Davies, 565 Midland Park, S. C. Thirty-third Street, Milwaukee, Wis. ORNDORFF, Charles H. James M. Orudorf, COLLINS Harold S. Mrs. F. J. Macey, DOLL,i Bernard. John A. Doll, Perham, Mount Williams, Va. Smith, )River, Cal. Minn, PALEMETAKIS, Emanuel. Mrs. Christine JAEGER, Frank A. Emiley Jaeger, 2102 Mal- DINNIVANT, Robert H. Robert ,L. Dunni- Palementakis, Kissaln, Greece. linckrodt Street, St. Louis. vEnt, R. F. D. 1, Elkton, Tenn. PEZZOPANE, Joe. Joseph Pezzopane, Brad- JAMERSON, Clarence. William H. Jamerson, EURED, Robert E. Mrs. Hattle Efurd, Dot- ley, Ohio. Sprinertown, Ill. ham, Ala. PFIRRMAN, Cornelius Gregory. Mr. Lillah KOENttR, Ralph F. Anna Koener, Barton- FABBS, Msae. Jos. Fabbs, R. F. D. 2, box Pfirrman, 226 South Division Street, Cold- Ville, Ill. 27, Crockett, Tex. water Mich. FINCH, George A. Sidney Finch, North- PHILLIPS, James M. Isaac C. Phillips, 1120 Killed in Action, Previously Reported ville. N. Y. East Ninth Street, Sedalia. Mo. Missing. GARRETT, Mack. Dave Garrett, Rosedale, PHILLIPS, William G. Morgan Phillips, Mo. Royston, Ga. PRIVATES. GOFF, Elmer Elsworth. Mrs. Lizzie Goff, POLLNOW, Herbert. August Pollnow, 111 LINDBLAD, Edward J. Anna Lindblad, gen- 613 San Antonio Street, El Paso Tex Michigan Street, Oshkosh, Wis. eral delivery, Sixprong, Wash. GRAVELL, Louis 3. Louis P. Gravell, R. POSEY, John W. 0. H. Posey, R. F. D. 4, RACINOWSKI, Stanley. Steve Racinowski, F. D. 2, Fort Ripley, Minn. Dothan, Ala. 240 Shanley Street, Buffalo, N. Y. GRUBER, Merle J. Mrs. Florence Jones, POWELL, Harry R. Mrs, Elsie L. Powell, LUMAREE, Le Roy W. Lida L. Lumaree, 104 Gresham, Oreg. 613 Lord Street, Wilmington, Del. West Sinclair Street, Wabash, Ind. HUNTER, Charlie J. Mrs. Mary Hunter, PRUETT, Ernest G. William E. Pruett, Slightly Wounded, Previously Reported Early, Ga. Greyson, Ga. HYLAND, Joseph R. Mrs. Lowell Hyland, SATSKY, Israel. Morris Satisky, 106 South 1issing. Plymouth, Cal Ann Street, Baltimore, Md. PRIVATE. KEITHLEY, Lawrence II. Amos Kelthley, SCHWARTZ, Ienry S. Fred Schwartz, R. F. R. F. D. 1, Bel Air, Md. D. . Oak Harbor, Ohio. JACKSON, Marshall C. William Jackson, LARSON Guy A. Mrs. Lena Larson, 1934 St. Clairaville, Ohio. SCOB*EE. Harry. Mrs. Salle Scobee, R. F. 4 Crystal Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. D. 4, Perry, Mo. In Hospital, Previously Reported T7 lled. LAWRENCE, Hewitt. Mrs. Helen Desper, SHOVAH. Elmer H. Mrs. Mary A. Shovah, PRIVATE. 912 Foster Avenue, Darby, Pa. 166 North William Street, Whitehall, N. Y, MCNEELY, Stephen. George I. McNeely, R. SIMMONS, Jesse M. Mrs. Carrie Brown, R. PISCHKE, Stanley C. Barbara Pischke, 2849 F. I3 8, Lancaster, S. C. I F. D 4, box 4, Eatonton, Ga. Logan Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. MADDEN, Frank A. William F. Madden; SIMMONS. Steven. Jake Simmons, R. F. D. 1691 North Fifty-fourth Street, Philadel- Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported phia, Pa. 1, Blrideboro, Ga. SOSSONG, Edward. Mrs. Margaret Sossong, Missing. MANN, Francis J. William H. Mann, R. F. 801 William Street, Dunmore, Pa. D. 1. Randlett, Okla. SPEISSER, Mike. Nicholas Livadas, 2371 SERGEANT. PARKER, Will. Mrs. Willie Parker, Earle, Broadway. New York, N. Y. ALLEN, George D. Alex Allen, R. F. D. No. Ark. - STREIT, Rudolph. Rudolph Streit, Red 22, La Salle, Ill. PETERSON, Benjamin. Andrew E. Peterson, (loud, Nebr. CORPORAL. R. F. D. 1, box 23, Hager City, Wis. STRIPP, Philip Henry. Mrs. Jessie Hahn, POOLE, J. Howard. Mrs. Nellie Poole, 1529 f114 Pacific Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. McKINNEY, Lex P. Jennie McKinney, 736 Gilon Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. TITNTSON, Julius B. Willis W. Tunison, Lucy Street, Memphis, Tenn. PORTER, Samuel J. Mrs. Charles Geier, Malvern, Iowa. PRIVATES. 2033 West Harold Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIS. Harry. Mrs. Sarah Venable, 2316 ABBOTT, Israel. Lemuel Abbott, Mesquite, RATCLIFF, William M. Richard F. Parker, East Thirty-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. R. F. Nev. D. 1, Melbourne, Ky. WILSON, Albert. Mrs. Fannie Wilson, 612A ALDRICH, Fenton M. Alice M. Aldrich, gen. ROGERS, Joe N. W. P. Rogers, R. F. D. 2, Shaw1hut Avenue, Boston, "Mass. Thornton. Tex. eral delivery, Vernon, Mich. ARTHUR, Edward J. ROLAND, Homer Griffin. Martin 0. Roland, Joseph D. Arthur, 935 East Burlington Street, Iowa City, Union, S. C. Iowa. MARINE CORPS BRECKINRIDGE, John P. Joseph C. Breck- ROWLAND, Oscar. Mrs. Phylls Glover inridge, St. Nicholas Apartment, California Smith, R. F. D. 1, Tennille, Ga. The following casualties are reported Street, Washington, D. C. RTTANE, Joseph E. DEDINI, Gruntly S. Steve Dedini, general Miss Della Ruane, 932 by the commanding general of the Ameri- delivery, King City, Cal. Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa. can Expeditionary Forces: STURGES, James E. J. C. Sturges, box 11, ENGLE, Elwood F. William S. Eagle, 3159 Weatherford, Tex. Killed in action ------3 Tulip Street, Philadelphia, Pa. FRANCIS, Homer. Calvin TURNER, Ovea K. John E. Turner, Oilton, Died of wounds received in ac- Francis, 3631A Okla. Cottage Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. tion ------7 Missing in Action. GIBBARD, William F. Clara Gtbbard, box Died of disease------3 134, Clawson, Mich. LIEUTENANT. GUIDER, Richard L. Opal Sullivan, 2177 Wounded in action (degree unde- Howard Street, San Francisco, Cal. WEIRICK, Arthur M. E. B. Weirick, Garden termined) ------2 HANES, Francis R. Franey Hanes, 106 Court Apartments,* Hollywood, Cal. Wounded in action (slightly) -- 1 Hazel Street, Detroit, Mich. HIERS, William J. Bert McCoumbe, Syl- CORPORALS. Missing in action ------4 JONES, William Jess. Miss Elizabeth Jones, vania, Ohio. Eldorado, Ill. KAVESKY, Joseph. Mary Kavesky, general Total ------20 delivery, Lansing, Ohio. McCOTJRT, William. Mrs. Patrick Hughes, KENDEL, Robert H. Robert R. Kendel, Mur- Theresa, N. Y. taugh, Idaho. PRIVATES. Died of Wounds Received in Action. MELANDER, Charles L. Charles Melander, DANCE, Cardwell. Mrs. Nanie Dance, gen- CORPORAL. Hurley, Wis. eral delivery, Edmunds Store, Va. SPANGENBERG. Oscar. Emil Spangenberg, DANIEL, Stephen. Mrs. Georgiana Daniel, AUSTIN, Robert E. Dr. David Austin, Bo- Farmington, Minn. Smoaks, S. C. gota, Tenn. DIGGS, Mahlon. Mrs. Nannie Diggs, 1004 PRIVATES. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Twenty-fifth Street NW., Washington, D. C. DENTEL, Martin A. John Dentel, Luin, ously Reported Missing. DILEY, Walter W. C. M. Dilley, 1503 Mich. Cberry Avenue, Yakima, Wash. DUNCAN, Claud F. Willie Duncan, 1132 PRIVATE. DUCRE, Sullivan. Mrs. Abraham Elliott, the Jefferson Avenue, Birminghim, Ala. Addison, care of H. A. Johnson, Asbury LYON Russell G. Jane A. Lyon, 41 North MILLSAP, Mae C. Peter Millsap, Alton, Mo. Park, N. J. Sixfh Street, Newark, N. J. Present for Duty, Previously Reported EVANS, James C. Mrs. Rosey Evans, Okeeve, McILHENNY, John E. Effle Mclhenny 943 Okla. West Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md. Missing. HARRIS, Arthur. Olof Wetherholn, R. F. D. O'HARA, Frank D. Elizabeth O'Hara, 113 CORPORALS. . 5, Newark, Ohio. North Ingalls Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. PERNEY, Sylvester. Mary Perney, Pricedale, HORTON, James. Mrs. Sarah Grisom, Craw- WALKER, Sammy R. Ella Roberts, Alex- Pa. fordville, Ga. andria, Tenn. HTITFF, James. Badilfoe Huff, Cleola, Ga. SCHENK, Ray R. Elmer Schenk, 237 Fingal IRVING, Harold H. Mrs. Josephine Brinegar, Died of Disease. Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 6901 Ellery Street, Detroit, Mich. SIEPARD. Paul E. Mary C. Winneal, New JACKSON, Andrew. Mrs. Shirley Washing- CORPORAL. Galilee, Pa. ton, 519 Baker Street, Baltimore, Md. DIPPOLD, Lawrence J. Joseph Dippold, 1059 WEIDMAN, Frederick H. C. W. Fisher, 21 JACKSON, Sam. Mrs. Amelia Jackson Screen, Hackensack Plank Road, North Bergen, Edron Street, Elliott Manor, Corona, Long Fort Motte, S. C. N. J. Island, N, Y. THE OFFICIAL T. S. ffILLETIN: FRIDAY$ JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PRIVATES. Died of Disease, Previously Reported RUSICH, Dan. Rock Rusich, Third Street, Gal sburg Ill. BRITTON, George. Pearl G. Britton, P. 0. Died from Wounds Received in Ac- SETLW, henjamin. Irving Setlow, 321 box 54, Wilbur, Wash. tion. Madison Street, New York, N. Y CROMER, Wilfred S. Annie E. Cromer, Clin- PRIVATIL WITHEY, Ralph. Mrs. Minnie Withey, 216 ton, S. C. BATTLE, Lewis. Mrs. Maggie G. Battle, R. East Eighth Street, Bloomsburg, Pa. Discharged from Hospital to Duty, Pre- F. D. 2, box 76, Battlebor6, N. C. Died from Wounds Received in Action, viously Reported Kissing. Missing in Action, Previously Reported Previously Reported Kissing in Ac- PRIVATE. Wounded Severely in Action. tion. PRIVATE. FLANAGAN, Charles M. Lemuella A. Flana- SURGEANT. gan, 3228 Matt Place NW., Washington, MAYNARD, Paul H. H. L. Maynard, 395 HOLDMANN, Jacob S. Mrs. Minnie Hold- D. C. South Main Street, Torrington, Conn. mann, 461 Twenity-third Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Present for Duty, Previously Reported CORPORALS. Missing. BECKER, Frank E. Mrs. Estella Becker, 92 Died of Disease, Previously Reported Steuben Street, Hornell, N. Y. Missing in Action. PRIVATES. COYNE, James. Mrs. Katherine Dennigan, 343 Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Mass. PRIVATE. GRANNAN, Thomas F. Hannah Grannan, DANCIK, Andy. Mrs. Elizabeth Dancik, 2178 HOWELL, 3112 South Union Avenue, Chicago, Ill. West Seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Guy. John C. Howell, R. F. D. HARVEY, John J. Francis Harvey, general QUINN, James J. Mrs. James Quinn, 937 1, Chapel Hill, Tenn. delivery, Centralia, Wash. Rogers Place, New York, N. Y. Died, HAYNES, James A. Mrs. Parker, 525 East Previously Reported Missing in L Street, Benedia, Cal. PRIVATES. Action. HORWITZ, Herman H. Lewis Horwitz, 2231 ALSLEBEN, Robert A. Henry Alsleben, New East Seventy-first Street Cleveland, Ohio. Auburn, Minn. LIDUYTENANT. HUMPHREYS, Lorin B. Annette Humphreys, CHRISTIANSEN, Christian A. Anders Chris- GREGORY, Julius E. Mrs. Christine Gregory, 670 Hush Street, Chicago, Ill. tiansen, police station 6, Copenhagen, Den- 1120 East Chestnut Street, Oney, Ill. JOHNSON, Albert F. Amanda Evans, 243 mark. West Fifty-eighth Street, Chicago, Ill. COX, Francis A. Mrs. Catherine Cox, 1376 PRIVATES. MARSH, Norman W. Julia Marsh, 3923 Nelson Avenue, New York, N. Y. BLACK, John D. Joseph D. Black, 162 Aple- Tripp Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DAHL, Oscar M. Mrs. Clara DahI, 008 Ar- top Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. POIRIER, Daniel. Thomas Poirier, 233 nold Avenue, Thief River Falls, Minn. KATTRIN, Charles L. Mrs. Mary Kaurin, 182 Rindge Avenue, North Cambridge, Mass. DEOTO, Michele. Mrs. Rosina Pope, Castel- Eleventh Street, Brookly, N. Y, RACIILIN, David. Mary Rachlin, 425 East bottacclo, Province Canmpbbasso, Italy. MENTER, Leland R. Alfred Mnter, 1308 Fifth Street, Duluth, Minn. DE PRIEST, Plumber William. James B. De Turner Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. ROBINSON, Ruhard L. Elnora Robinson, Priest, general delivery, Marshall, Ark. Wausi on. Ohio. FRAZIER, Arthur. Mrs. Hannah Frazier, Wounded Severely in Herrick S. Dak. Action, Previously SCHNEGGENBURGER, Alfred J. John Reported Kissing in Action. Schneggenburger, 198 Regal Avenue, IBuf- GIUEZia, John. Mike Grueska, Powiat, Ra- falo, N. Y. dom"sk, Opatow, Poland. SERGEANT. SCHUISTER. Edward. John Schuster, HUGPES, Thomas L. Thomas A. Hughes, R. 563 F. D. 3, Marion, Ky. ERWIN, Clark M. Henry M. Erwin, R. F. D. Central Street, Detroit, Mich. 3, Coraopolis, Pa. TONNIES, Henry H1. Mary Tonnies, 1228 INGRESANA, Antonia. Mrs. Kate Leone, 56 Edgar Street, Evansville, Ind. Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIVATES. TRONSOR, Frank. Alice Trousor, 500 West JACK, Howard H1. James R. Jack, R. F. D. COMPANY, Alex. Charles Company, 164 One hundred and sixty-sixth Street, New 2, Freeport, Pa. Railroad Street, Nazareth, Pa. York. N, Y. JACOB.S, Jonothan. Rev. Elisha Adams, 76 KENNY, Francis 3. Thomas Kenny, 270 St. WHARTON, Frank W. Mrs. A. D. Wharton, Grand Street, New Britain, Conn. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Murfreesboro, Tenn. MARTIN, Hallet L. Ed. Martin, 214 Buckner WEBB, Al Oliver. Mrs. Theodore Olson, WILLIAMS, Charles P. Ellen Williams, New Street. Waukesha, Wis. Park River, N. Dak. Richmond, Wis. MASSINO, Dominick. Mrs. Mary A. Massino, 8004 Alter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously Returned to France, Previously Reported MASTROPIESE, Paolo. Dan Mastropiese, 1325 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Reported Missing in Ael icn. in Hands of Enemy. MATHIS, William W. James E. Mathis, R. PRIVATES. PRIVATE. F. D. 3. Millport Ala. MATRIELLO, Anionio. Pasqual Mauriello, EHMANN, Karl F. Miss Margaret A. Eh- MILLER, Paul R. Mrs. J. M. Miller, 1504 1029 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter, Pa. mann, 2020 West Montgomeiy Avenue, East Fifth Avenue, Winfield, Kans. MAYER, John. John M. Mayer, Gackle, N. Philadelphia, Pa. Dak. KOR SI, Josph. Lawrence Korneski, St. Returned to United States, Previously MAYER. Norman J. David Mayer, 951 St. Paul Park Minn Reported.Missing. Johns Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. MORGAN, Yames Frank. Mrs. Chrisiina D. POBLETTS, Edward H. Mrs. Marguerite E. Morgan, 113 Whitaker Way. Whitaker, Pa. PRIVATE. Pobletts, Owings Mills, Md. PAPAGEORGIOU, Vasilios. Xemos Pappas, LAVENAU, Paul A. Anna Lavenau, 1534 QUIRK, George G. Mrs. Rose Quirk, 187 Bay Point, Cal. Clarendon Avenue, Chicago, III. - I-xington Avenue, New York, N. Y. SANDLIN, Marsh. Mrs. Minnie Sandlin, Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- Bond, Ky. mined), Previously Reported Missing in CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. Reported Action. Killed in Action, Previously SERCEANTS. Wounded Severely in Action, Previously Missing in Action. Reported Killed in Action. APY, Martin V. Mrs. Martin V. Apy, 2423 SERGEANT. Lauretta Street, Baltimore, Md. CORPORAL. GARBETT, William B. Mrs. Anna Barbett, JERZAKOWSKI, Walter. Jacob Jerzakow- Cooks. Mich. DEUTCH, John. Stanley Millage, Indiana ski, 940 Second Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. STEPHENS, James L. Mrs. Kathleen Ste- Harbor, Ind. CORPORALS. phens, Froid, Mont. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- INNES, Henry W. Mrs. May Innes, Castle- CORPORALS. mined), Previously Reported Killed in wood, Va. BERGER, Joseph P. Mrs. Cwerna Berger, NALLY, Robert V. Mrs. Sarah Nally, 213 1915 Action. North Second Street. Reading, Pa. Pennsylvania Avenue, New Castle. Pa. SERGEANT. M~cREYNOLDS, William H. Mrs. Alma F. PRIVATES. SYobner. 1916 VICTOR, Arthur A. Mrs. Annah Victor, 622 West Washington Street, BOVYN, Camiel. Mrs. Phil Buyree, Marshall, Springfield, Ohio. Schenck Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Minn. MARTIN, John P. Mrs. Mary Lamb, 435 PRIVATES. CHILDERS. Felton. Freeman K. Childers, R. West Fifty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. COLVIN, Cecil D. Mrs. Lyda Colvin, Wa- F. D. 1, Hodges, Ala. PRIVATES. verly, Wash. DESOUZA, Joe A. Joe A. Desotza, Tereu- DAMREL, John B. Arrassor Damrel, New- ratlha, Portugal. AHNERT. Walter E. Mrs. Sena Ahnert, Hud- ton, Tex. FREY, William. Mrs. Mary Frey, 205 Chi- son. Kans. ELLIOTT, Raymond V. Mrs. Elmer Elliott, cago Street, Mendota, Ill. ALLEN, Andy F. Mrs. Elda Allen, general R. F. D. 7, Winston-Salem, N. C. GEIS, Edward J. Mrs. John C. Powers, delivery, Vassar, Mich. HARWELL, Fred Chanslor. Mrs. Nancy Har- 2024 Madison1 Avenue, Covington, Ky. ANDERSON, Albert. trek Anderson, Volin, well, Webber Falls, Okla. GOODE, Frank F. Frank F. Goode, sr., S. Dak. PHILLIPS, Arthur. Mrs. Harriett Ann Gorse, Tex. ARNDT, Arthur William. William Arndt, Manuel, R. F. D. 1, box 76, McColl, S. C. HAUSER, August M. August Oberthur, R. F. Maiden Rock, Wis. D. 15. South Kaukauna, Wis. BERRY, Fred M. Mrs. Mary J. Berry, R. F. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported HOFFER, Frank. Math Hoffer, R. F. D. D. 3. Plattsburg. Mo. Killed in Action. 1, Athens, Wis. BIBB. Earl. John H. Bibb. Sallisaw, Okla. KING, Patrick. Miss Margaret King, 40 A BLAIR, Walter E. Louis Blair, 1269 De- CORPORAL. Street, South Boston, Mass. catur Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. HERFURTH, August H. Mrs. Maude L. Her- KORJCKI, Frank. Stanley Korjcki, 17 West BLANKET. Henry M. Mrs. Sarah Blanket, furth, 471 I Street NW., Washington, D. C. Street, Chicago, Ill. Norris, S. Dak. MOON, James A. Mrs. Susie M. Moon, Al- BLEGAN, Paul 0. Mrs. Clara Blegan, Daw- PRIVATES. berine, Va. son, N. Dak. FAKEN, Pete. Hly Faken, Red Rock, Okla. MORGAN, Lafayette H. L. E. Morgan, Dan- BRENAMAN, Rolland C. Henry Brenaman, HENSON, Robert. Joe Henson, Wooster, Ark. ville, Ark. R. F. D. 1. Owen, Wis. 710 9 4 14 THE -OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BUTLER, 'Arthur David. David M. Butler, JAIIN, Gottwald K. Otto Jahn, 2 Van Riper BAKKEN. Iarry. Olaf L. lakken. 349 Mar. Eldorado, Ill. Avenu, Clifton, N. J. rion Avenue north, Thief Iliver Falls, Minn, COLLINS, Albert. Mrs. Olive Collins, Fin- JUSTICE, Jace. Mrs. Poct Syok, Pikeville, BANDLOW. Walter E. Mrs. Anua Bandlow, castle, Ky. KI. 22 Coombe Street, Southbridge, Mass. COVEY, Henry. Mrs. Mary Deering, general KANEM, Joseph. William George, 813 South BANKEL, Max. Jacob Bankel, 773 Elsmer deliverA, Russellville, Okla. Ninth Street St. Louis, Mo. Place, New York, N. Y. C RESPIN, Eaofel. irs. Trinidad Gonzalez, I(AVATSKI, joseph. Mike Kavatski, 3017 BELL, William Robert. 'Mrs. Ella Morton, filarie. N. Mex. Afellenry Street, Chicago, Ill. Bismarck, Mo. CROSSON, Sig. Mrs. Mollie Brittenham, KERSHMAN, Philip. Harry Kershman, 1127 BENEDICT, Leonard I. Mrs. Ralph E. Ben3- Syracuse, Kans. East Lexington Street, Baltimore, ld. diet, Bristol, Wis. DELLETIGLIE, Frank. Mrs. Angela Del- KILINSKY, Walter. Peter Kilinsky, 910 BENISCK, Bobaumil B. Mrs. Mary Benisek, Ietiglie, R. F. D."2, Geston, Oreg. Astor Street, Milwaukee. Wis. 2417'.9outh Central Park Avenue, Chicago, DOLLOFF, Lonnie C. irs. Martha A. Dol- LEDDON, Elmer R. Mrs. Kathryn C. Leddon, Ill. 10ff. O'Donnell., Tex. T16 Marlyn Road, Philadelphia, Pa. BENSON, Charles P. William Benson, Delia, FAMOUS, William S. John K. Famous, 6228 LUDIN, Charles F. Mrs. Mary Luden, 316 Tex. Grays Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Bond Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill. BLOYSKY, Joseph Anthony. Mrs. Marie Blov. GOLi)FARB, Aaron. Mrs. Lena Goldfarb, POWERS, Francis X. Mrs. R. W. Rhoads, sky, 1288 First Street, New York, N. Y. 2121 Mermaid Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 907 Chestnut Street, Lebanon, Pa. BLUE, Homer. John M. Blue, Oklahoma HOOD, John II. James D. Hood, Ellenwood, City, Okla. Ga. Returned to Military Control, Previously BOLAND, James W. Mrs. Joseph Dorsey, KAVAINAUGII, Jlartin J. Mrs. Bridget Shea, Reported Missing in Action. Bernardsville, N. J. 5 Lund Street. Worcester, Mass. BROWN, George F. Jacob Brown, Pikeville, KEREI, John. Alek Murena, 572'High Ave- PRIVATE. N. C. nue. Shelton, Conn. KEMENDO, Tony. Mrs. Mary Kemendo, 625 BROWN, George W. Riley F. Brown, box 446, LE EIRE, Romeo. George Lefebvre, Three South Tenth Street, Waco, Tex. Manana, Ark. - Rivers. Mass. BROWN, Harry. Mrs. Florence Debbs, Al. NAUMANN, Louis. Arthur Naumann, Cis- Erroneously Reported Died from Wounds berta, Canada. tern, Tex. Received in Action. BRYAN, Joseph T. Mrs. Laura A. Bryan, NUTTALL, Harry E. Mrs. Minnie M. Nut- Knox City, Tex. taL 206 East canal Street, Easton, Pa. PRIVATE. BURROW Martin. William Burrow, Alta- PEMBERTON, Floyd W. Mrs. Blanch Pem- SOVIL, Anthony. Stephen Sosnowski, 102 mont, Ill. berton, general delivery, Algonac, Mich. Avenue E, Bayonne, N. J. BURTON, Gulick R. Edward E. Burton, RICHARDI, Frank. Mrs. Angeliana Richardi, Woodstoek, N. Y. 186 Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Erroneously Reported Died of Disease. CICCOLELLA, Pasquale. Raymond Ciccololla, ROBERTS, William R. M. C. Roberts, Le- PRIVATD. 911 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. panto, Ark. MCCARTHY, John M. Miss CLINE, Joseph. Mrs. Lucy Cline, Hanover, ROY, Herman. John A. Roy, 1880 St. Aubin Mary McCarthy, W. Va. Avenue, Hamtramck, Mich. 220 South Scott Street, South bend, Ind. CLINE, Walter R. Robert Cline, R. F. D. 5, SANTELLA, John. John Santella, La Belle, Erroneously Reported Wounded Severely New Matameras, Ohio. Pa. CONNOR, Onesime A. Felix P. Connor, Webs- VOLZ. Albert. Mrs. Carrie VolN, 2134 East in Action. ter Street, Allentown, N. H. Cambria Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PRIVATES. CRADDOC, Andy. Thomas Craddoc, Adams, WENSTEL, John. Mrs. Susanna Wenstel, BITNER, Reginald. Mrs. Jeano Bitner, 1000 W. Va. Levison Avenue, South River, N. J. Untario Avenue, Renovo, Pa. DIBARTOLOMEO, Filippo. Saoeo Latanze, WILL, Paul. Mrs. Olive A. Will, R. F. D. 3, BURNETT, Thornton. Mrs. Martha A. Bur- 21 West Lafayette Street, Norristown, Pa. Murphysboro, 11L. uett, Hartsburg, No. DOZER, Ernest L. Mrs. Eliza J. Dozer, R. DUGAN, James Bernard. Miss Nellie T. Du- F. 1). 1, Gaysport, Ohio. Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported , 16 Pinerne Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. DU BOIS, Louis Q. Louis Q. Du Bois, sr., Missing in Action. FOICINA Pasquate. Mrs. M. Francesca, 20 3 Cliff Street, North Tiverten, R. . VEYe Beve, Jornia, Italy. DYSON. Firman, F. Mrs. Louisa Dyson, Pear- SERGEANT. HArl EY, Joh. James E. Harvey, 436 West ERICKSON, Harold V. Andrew S. Erickqon, Seventeenth Street, New York, N. Y. FOS E zra P. Samuel A. Foster, Mecks- Funk, Nebr. JACKSON, Frank G. Mrs. Catherine Jackson, ville, N. C. , PRITATES. 7 Martindale Avenue, Hudson Falls, N. Y. FRYE, Charles C. Mrs. Maud Frye, R. F. D. KREBS, Frank J. Joe J. Krebs, 1, Lenoir City, Tenn. ALEXA, Frank L. Frank Alexa, sr., 424 Lindhey, GARRETT, William H. Mrs. Cora E. Pel- Webster Street, Ranshaw, Pa. O'NEIL, Harry E. Mrs. Kate ham, Grapeland, Tex. BLOM. Anton. Nels Blom, Riverton, Wyo. O'Neil, 1441 GEARY, Daniel J. Mrs. Mary J. Geary, box Edgar F. George F. English, Glen Kesciusko Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. ENGLISH, SNYDER, Clinton C. Noah 23. Irvington, Cal. Rose, Tex. C. Snyder, West- GEHRKE, Julius D. Albert Gehrke, Sleepy FRIES. Henry D. Henry D. Fries, 132 Union minster, Md. SPARGROVE, John L. Thomas C. Spar- Eye, Minn. Avenue, Ashbourne, Pa. grove, box 89, Old Washington, GEIGER, Harry A. Mrs. Anna Geiger, 12 LEITNER, Clair C. Mrs. Lucy Leitner, Rich- Ohio. Twenty-first Street, Clifton, Newport, Ky. land, Pa. GERST, Harry. Mrs. Sarah Gerst, 741 North Thirty-seventh Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported ARMY GILBERT, Hilton S. Mrs. Helen Gilbert, 01 Missing in Action. Ashbury Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. SECTION 1, DECEMBER 20, 1918-Con. GILLIIAM, Roger R. Mrs. Mary B. Gillham, SERGEANTS, general delivery, Ellis, Kans. AR31ITRONG. Fred A. James M. Armstrong, [The deaths reported in this section were GRASS, George. Mrs. Jacob Grass, 722 Park 716 North Park Avenue, Pomona, Cal. printed in a previous issue of THE OFICIAL Avenue. Weehanken, N. J. VOTAW, Robert A. Mrs. Ella Sloan, 026 U. S. BULLETIX.1 GRAZIANO, Joseph. Salvatore Graziano, Lipscomb Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. 8627 Bay Sixteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. The following casualties are reported GREGORY, Henry E. Mrs. Dora Gregory, CORPORALS. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Dalton, Ark. ALTIERT, Oresto F. Peter Altierl, 8624 can Exfeditionary Forces: GUGUELMO, Frank -Al. Mrs. Theresa Gug- Twientv-third Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. helmo, 98 Pitt Street. New York, N. Y. HANKEL. Edward J. Mrs. Susie Ilankel, 336 Wounded Severely. HAMMER, Herman. Miss Dora Hammer, 158 ninbridge Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pennsylvania Axenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. KNISELY, Carl D. Mrs. Charles Knisley, 1308 PRIVATES. HARGROVE, James Sullivan. Val Ilargrove, Prospect Street, Toledo, Ohio. FALCO, Francesen. Dan Falco, 302 Walnut 054 Pecan Street. Abilene, Tex. IIARP, PRIVATES. Street, North Adams, Mas . James W. Mrs. Rosie Harp, R. F. D. FALCO. Pasquale. Clements Falco. 200 East 1, Hatton, Ky. BE'STERVELT, William. Marinus Bestervelt, One hundred and tenth Street, New York, HART. Joseph A. Ms. Josephine Hart, 65 :llt0 Emerson Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. N. Y. Cooer Street, Brookl n, N. Y. BI(GTER, Jacob. Mrs. Mary Bigler, 56 Second FAT LK, Simon. Gust Faulk, R. F. D. 7, IIARTZEL, Wade J. Miltoro Colburlo, Mid- Av nie, College Point. N. Y. Bereaford, S. Dak. dietown. W. Va. BREMER, Elmer Louis. Mrs. Albertina FAUR, Anthony. Louis Stagnetti, 119 South- HARVESTER, Waler. Edward R. Harvester, lr,'mer, 114 River Strcet, Wauan, Wis. west Street. Easton, Pa. Maryville, Tenn. CAMERO N', Alexander. Misq Mabel Schroe- FEAGINS, Raymond 0. Walter ecagins, R. HAWK, Draylei. Jared Hawk, Aucilla, Fla. der, 870 Oliver Street, North Tonawanda, F. 1). 2, Bozeman, Mont. HAYDEN. Joseph P. J. lirs. Alice W. Iay- N. Y. FERRELL. William Af. Mrs. Sallie J. Fer- den, 49 Fairmno-unt Avenue, Philadelphia, CAVANAUGH, Elmer G. Mrs. Ella Cava- rell, Ashland, Miss. Pa. nauzh. 14S North Wilton Street, West FIBBIOLL Nemeqlo. Rogantini Sefino, gen- HAYES, Joseph A. Mrs. Margaret Hayes, 227 Philadelphia, Pa. eral delivery, Duckwater, Nev. Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CESTONE. Lewis. Mrs. Antonel Cestone. 357 FOSTER, Philip L. Mrs. E. . Foster, Mos- HEATH, Charlie. Bob Heath, R. F. D. 1, Coniral Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. cow. Idaho. Alamno, Tenn. CHIOULEUR, Lester. Mrs. Roselle Chouleur, FILLMAN, Wilson J. Mrs. Ada Beard, Red HENRY, Fdward II. Mrs. Moly Sare, 1766 il) (oveenwieh Avenue, New York. N. Y. Hill, Pa. William Avenue, Norwood, Ohio. GOVIERG, Samuel. Alexqundr Gorberg, 1028 ABERG. John A. Mrs. Joseph Aberg, Doe- HICKMAN, Benjamin L. Mrs. Mary A. Hick- 4 nth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. bay, Wash. mar. Kodak. Tenn. GR.' tSO, Aley G. Sabastian Grasso, 09 ALVAREZ, Albert. Mrs. Alice Alvarez, 1710 NORTON, Fred B. Mrs. Loui-e Reynolds, 39 Jones Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Burgundy Street, New Orleans. La. Felix Street, Providence, R. I.. HAfGERMAN, Casper. William Hagerman, 33 ARBOGAST, John. Mrs. Ada R. Arbogast, HUN ". Lee. Mrs. Ida Procter, 1541 Wiscon- M.nI icllo Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. AMil Creek, W. Va. s.el Avenue. Flint, Mich. HOG VN, Arthur F. William Hogan, Byron, BABICII, Michael. William Powalsky, 687 JACKSgON, Richard. Mrs. Mittie C. Price. R. Ill. Garden Street. Milwaukee, Wis. F. D., Leesburg, Ga. INGRAM, Crockett. Nat Ingram, Hampton, BAILEY. Robert. Mrs. Ada Blaney Bailey, JOHNSON, Sidney. John Johnson, 28 Hal- Tenn. Belle Center, Ohio. combo Road, Chatham, England. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JOHNSON, Willie. Solomon Johnson, North, TRAMEL, Rufus E. Dock Harrison Tramel, MACKLIN. Nathan. Morse Jeferson, 20 An- S. C. Liberty, Tenn. derson Street, Boston, IMass. JONES, Fred B. Mrs. Janie Jones, R. F. D. ABROMOVICZ, Frank. Andy Abromovicz, MANUS, John. Jim Haker, 36 West Twen- 2, Seneca, S. C. Arcadia, Pa. tieth Street, New York, N. Y. KAZEK, Tony. Nich Shuston, 253 Clark BARRETT, John R. Luke F. Barrett, Shel- MICCLO, Demonic. Jesse Montainne, 409 Street, Benton Harbor, Mich. burne Harbor, Vt. East Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. KORECA, Peter H1. Joseph Koreca, 1012 Jen- BEATTY, Carl L. Mrs. Frank Beatty, Perris, MICHAELOWITZ, Samuel. Mrs. Milly Mich- aoi Street, Kenosha, Wis. Cal. aelowltz, care of Mrs. Spring, 109 East One LAVALLO, Leonardo, Antonio Lavallo, 57 BIANCO, Virginio. Rose Fifeo, 50 Shandon hundred and fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Torrington, Conn. MILLER, Albert II. Mrs. Amelia Millor, R. Rock Street, Avenue, Albany, N. Y. F. MAYNARD, Julius E. Mrs. Ezora Maynard, BICKNE:LL, Fred E. Theodore Bicknell, 814 1). 3, Bellingham, Wash. Sanish, N, Dak. West First Street, Muncie, Ind. MILLER, Leo A. John Miller, Lilly, Pa. MOORE, Herbert. Miss Tessle Moore. Ray- BROOKS, Simeon. William M. Dawson, Nor- NICHOLS, Lawrence Edward. Edward Nich- mond, Ill. folk, Nebr. ols, R. F. D. 3, North Adams, Mass. MOORE, James A. Mrs. Hattie Moore, Pesca- BIYDALEK, Leo E. George Bydalek, Mo- LEVESQUE, Alfred J. Mrs. Elois Lovesque, dero, Cal. mensso. Ill. 49 Pine Street. Nashua, N. II. MORANDI, Aurell. Novario Morandi, 1301 CASSELL. Robert. Mrs. Louisa S. Cassell, LEWIS, Robert M. Mrs. Laura E. Lewis, R. Third Street, Webster City, lowa. Cass, W. Va. F. D. 2, box 28A, Fredericktown, Me. MOREAU, Vistor M. Sidney Moreau, Mores- CHICK, Earl W. Mrs. .T. D. Chick, 5350 LIGION, James Furman. Mrs. Ala Ligon, R. dale. Clearfield County, Pa. South Halsted Street, Chicago, Ill. F. D. 1, Waterlock, S. C. MORRIS, Dory. Mrs. Sasana Morris, R. F. CHlRISTMAN, Howard M. Mrs. Josephine LITIIGOW, Thomas. Mrs. Margaret Lithgow, D. 3, Woodsfield, Ohio. Christman, Plumsteadville, Pa. 4243 Princeton Avenue, Chicago, 111. MORRIS, Joseph P. Mrs. Elizabeth J. COLEMAN. Charles A. E. D. Coleman, LUPTON, Thomas R. Redding D. Lupton, Morris: SO Forrest Street, Rutland, Vt. Croola, Ala. Whortousville, N. C. MOZINGO, Adger P. John P1. Mozingo, Dar- CRUGNALE, Enricole. John Crugnale, 69 McCUTCHEON, Frank. John McCutcheon, E. lington, S. C. Mott Street, New York, N. Y. F. D. 1, Maquoketa, Iowa. NAGLE, Clarence. Mrs. Catherine Nagle, 917 CULVER, Frank E. Mrs. Phebe Smith, 48 MAASS, David 1. David C. Maass, Hartley, Second Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. Lampham Street, Rochester, N. Y. La. NORTON, Charles S. Charles H. Norton, 212 CUMMINGS, Thomas F. Thomas Cummings, MARKS, Edward I. Mrs. Nellie H. Marks, Dey Steet. Ithaca, N. Y. Mahanoy City, Pa. 208 North Main Street. Iloisington, Kans. O IONNELL, John Michael. Mrs. Bridget DAVIS, Benjamin M. Mrs. Carrie Davis, MARTIN, Marshall D. William Martin, 342 O'Donnell, 167 Baltic Street, Brooklyn, Canton, Ga. North Street West, Carlisle, Pa. N. Y. DE SIMONE, Vincenzo. Frank De Simone, MARTIN, Tom. Miss Mary Riddle, Ewing, OSLAR, Enest Hf. E. J. Oslar, 4535 Raleigh 4048 Lancaster Avenue, West Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Denver, Colo. Pa. MARTINEZ, Fidel. ElIsco Martinez, general PANKOW, Rudolph. Mrs. Frieda Pankow, DEVANE, John Sprunt. Mrs. Malissie Do- delivery, Park View, N. Hex. 1030 East Seventy-first Street, Cleveland, vane. Ivanhoe, N. C. MATSON, Henry C. HIns H. Matson, Pied- Ohio. DEYERLE, Addison A. John W. Deyerle, mont Place, Richmond, Cal. PANTALEONE, Paul. Mrs. Camillo Pallino, 1402 Orange Avenue NW., Roanoke, Va. MILLICAN, Wiliam i. Hard L. Millican, 1537 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn,, N. Y. DOWNS, Roderic G. James Downs, Worces- it. F. D. 4, Sulligent, Ala. PAPPAS, George. Mrs. Mabel Pappas, 412 ter, Vt. MINER, Otto L. Oscar Miner, Greenway, Adrian Street, Toledo, Ohio. EIIERT, John. Mrs. Augusta Ehert, Morris- Ark. PATE, Charles A. Mrs. Mary J. Pate, Stone- town, S. Dak. MONA, Angelo. Salvatore Mona, 159 Oak wall, Okla. * EVERSOLE, Irving. Alex L. Eversole, Streel. Yonkers. N. Y. PATRICK, Martin S. Mrs. W. B. Baker, 201) Wooten, Kv. MONTROSE, Leon. Minnie Waldone, Trees, North Nineteenth Avenue, West Duluth, EVOY, John i. Mrs. Jessie Evoy, Lewistoa, La. Minn, Mont. MORRIS, John. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, 604 PAULEY, Curtis. Mrs. Thomas Lawler, 186 FAULKNER, Frederick J. Mrs. Katherine E. Church Street, Asbury Park, N. J. Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Faulkner, 54 Wadmans Street, Plymouth, MUSIIA, Anton J. lrs. Anna Musha, Jones PEASE, Russell. Joseph E. Pease, Oakwood, Pa. Island. Mdilwaukee, Wis. NELSON Ernest F. Carson Lorenson, Ohio. 0 FELLOWS, James H. Willis E. Fellows, Q13 PDTERSONh Peter A. Mrs. Lena Peterson, Twenty-ninth Street, Seattle, Wash. Neligh, Nebr. 1031 First Street. Hudson, Wis. NETTLES, Charles C. Mrs. Hattie J. Net- GAFFNIEY, Gerard J. John C. Gaffney, 536 ties. Dora, Ark. PHILLIPS, John R. Mrs. Harriet Phillips, Koseioske Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Littleton, N. H. NORWOOD, Ralph C. Dempster Norwood, R. GARBINO, Giovanni. Salvatore Garbino, 458 F. D Belleville, Mich. PICK, Fred. John W. Pick, R. F. D. 1, Ber- Spring Garden Street, Reading, Pa. lin, Wis. OCIIS, Louis T. John Ochs, 1205 Castleton GLOEMBIEWSKI, John. Mike Siwisaski, Staten Island, PIETROK Paul B. Mrs. Maclea Pietrok, 2822 Millstone. Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Avenue, West New Brighton, Stayton, Oreg. N. Y. GRAY, Joseph F. Mrs. Mary A. Gray, 176 PABLONIS, George Andrew. Paul Pablonis, PILKINGTON, Fred B. Fred C. Pilkington, Federal Street, Northampton, Mass. Illdale, N. .. 3223 Q Street South, South Omaha, -Nebr. GUNSALLUS, Frank T. Mrs. Louisa Gun- PAPPAS, James. Nicholas Antonio, 4332 West POLLARD, William B. Jesse T. Pollard, sallne, 318 CalloWlill Street, Philadelphia, Montague, Tex. Pa. Fifty-third Street, New York, N. Y. PROCHAZKY, Oldrich: Andy Prochazky, PERSON, Roy L. Mrs. Sarah Person, 1721 Moundsville, W. Va. HARRISON, Joseph. Mrs. N. J. Harrison, Nelson Street, Chicago. Ill. PROCTOR, Geoige. Brodie H. Proctor, Sum- Rahway, N. J. POTTER, Bowman. Mrs. Anne B. Potter, ait, Va. HEINZ, Wilbert II' Mrs. Wilbert H. Heinz, Nevada City, Cal, QUELL, Henry. Mrs. Mary Quell, R. F. D. McDonough, N. -Y. POWELL, James L. John W. Powell, Kir- 8. Appleton, Wis. IERLINGER, John. Mrs. Martha Herlinger, vin, Tex. RANDALL, Charles. Miss Jessie Randall, 115 2844 Lambert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. RAYBUCK, Jacob F. Mrs. Lydia A. Ray- Dewey Street, Hampton, Va. HERSIlDORFER, Sol S. Samuel Hershdorfer, buck, Coolsprinr, Jefferon County, Pa. RANDOM, Gilman. Mrs. Bertha Random, 817 ,163 Stanton Street, New York, N. Y. RAYNOR, Samuel L. Mrs. M. A. Raynor, Oakridge Avenue, Madison, Wis. HIGGINS, Lewis. Mrs. Minnie Hurd, 325 Adamp, Mass. ROBERTSON, William L. - Mrs. Annie Laura Smith Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. REDPATIH, George A. Mrs. Caroline Redpath, HILL, John B. Mrs. Anna Swietzer, 1535 Wayzaia, Minn. Robertson, Batesville, Ala. Ash Street, Avoca, Pa. SCIANZ, Whitney S. Christian C. Schanz, ROGALSItI, Adolph. l1bbin Adolph, 57 Sal- Middleburg, N. Y. ILKKA. Samuel. Mrs. Marry Kangas, box gin Street, Detroit. Mich. SCHMITZ, William. Peter Schmitz, R. F. 369, Houghton, Mich. RUBENSPrEIN, Oscar. Simon Rubenstein, JOHNSON, William. Martin Rein, Cook, 280 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 2, Granton, Wis. Minn. SCHREINER, William. John P. Schriener, SCHAFFER, Morris. AIts. Rose Schaffer, 315 R. F. D. 2, Remsen, Iowa. KEARNS, William. Mrs. Harriet Kearns, North Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. SIIANE, Oscar Davidson. Mrs. Minnie Shane, 4802 Atlantic Avenue. Morris Park, N. Y. SCHULTE, Alexander J. Joe Schulte, 7806 637 High Street, Lancaster, Pa. KESSLER, John, jr. Mrs. Frederick Kessler, Sunverior Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio. SILLS, Richard D. Mrs. Samantha Sills, R. 24 Crescent Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. STIOPE, Paul F. George F. Shope, R. F. D. 2, F. D. 2, Dura. Ohio. KIPPLE, William II. Miss Lillian Doll, 15 Duncannon, Pa. SMITH, Ernest E. Elia S. Smith, R. F. D. Clade Avenue, Warren, Pa. STEWAIRT, James Lloyd. Mrs. Mary 0. Stew- 2. Houstonia, Ho. K-NOBEL, Peter R. Mrs. Barbara Knobel, art, Clinchport, Scott County, 'Va. SOWERS. Earl HI. Mrs. Ida Sewers, 812 Altoona, Wis. STYLES. James J., jr. James J. Styles, sr., North Street, Atchison, Kans. KOIHEL, Willie. Joseph Kohel, R. F. D. 2, 123 Monroe Avenue, Tompkinsville, Staten STiCK, John J. John W. Stack, care of 579 Auburndale, Wis. Island, N. Y. North Twenty-fourth Street, East St. Louis, KRANTZ, Joseph T. .Mrs. Michael Krantz, TFIAXTON, Alfred D. Peter J. Thaxton, Ill. 92 Terrane Street, Carbondale, Pa. R. F. D. 1, Berner, Ga. SZCZWARCZEWICZ, Leon. John Slawinski, LEE, Thadeus. Mrs. Laura Lee, 10 Grant TIEMESSEN, Benjamf .T. Mrs. Sophie Tie- 1429 Fifty-first Court, Cicero, Ill. Street. Murphyshoro, Ill. messen. New Hampton. Iowa. TAFTOCK, Fred. Ignatz Taftock box 395 LEVENGOOD, William J. Webster .T. Leven- TIERNEY, Louis J. Mrs. Jerry Tierney, 624 Main Street, Archibald, Pa. good, 12 East Third Street, Pottstown, Pa. South Park Street. Madison, Wis. TARFIN Adrian D. Andrew Tarfin, Aneta, LINDSEY, Pearl L. John Lindsey, R. P. D. TINDALL, Henry II. John C. Lowrimore, N. Dak. 10, Knoxville, Tenn. Smiths Mills. S. C. TEMPLE, James L. Mrs. Elima Temple, LOCKETT. Charles r. Homer C. Lockett, WALKER, William 0. Mrs. Margaret I. R. F. D., Paole, Pa. Flagstaff. Ariz. Walker, 928 West North Street, Brazil, THOMAS, Ernest B. Alfred Thomas, 156 LOWDERMILK. Ernest IL1 Mrs. Emma J. Mich. Prospect Avenue, Rockville. Coon. Lowdermilk, Vago, W. Va. WALLACE, Tillman. Mrs. Sallie Wallace, THJOMLEY, Benjamin L. Henry Thomley, McBURNIE, Robert J. John MeBurnie, 333 R. F. D. 2. Cheraw, S. C. R. F. D. 2, Sloeumb, Ala. East Fifty-eighth Street. New York, N. Y. WALLEN, Chester C. Mrs. Elizabeth Wahlen, THOMPSON, Leonard L. Piss Ethel Thump- McCELLAN, John A1. Mrs. John McCellan, 341 North Chbstnut Avenue, Green Bay, son. R. F. D. 9, Viroqua, Wis. Monticello, Ky. Wis. TOON Minor. B. Alozo Ton., R. F. D. 6, McMULLEN, Fred C. Mrs. Byrtle Mom Dea- WARREN, Clarence I. . Mrs. Eva Slfreffer, Springfield, Tenn. con, 7 Mansfield Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. Fairfield, Nebr. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED'BY GEN. PERSHING WASHINGTON, Aaron. Henry Washington, McFEE Frank J Hector McFee, 225 Crom- WRIGHT, Henry S. Moses Wright, Penns- R. F. D. 2, box 17, Petersburg, Va. well street, Sarnia Canada. vile, N. . ALCOLA, Frank. Mrs. Drucilla Alcola, 1631 McGINNIS, Latsle C. Flave McGinnis, 418 WRIGHT Jack. Malinda Smith, general de- . Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Eighteenth Street, Huntington, W. Va. livery Hammond, La. ARMSTRONG, Glenn B. R. B. Armstrong, McGUIRE Austin J. Chaffes J. McGtlire, 25 WUCELICH, John. Miss Mary Wucelich, 280 330 Methow Street, Wenatchee, Wash. South H'ovvan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Marshall Street, Benwood, W. Va. BECHTEL, - Claude Granvil. Mrs. Henry McMILLAN, Earl, Mrs. Minnie McMillan, WYATT, Luther N. Mrs. Sara Wyatt, 792 Bechtel, R. F. D. 1, Hanover, Pa. Lonaconing, Md. Gray Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BOWMAN, Harry A. John M. Bowman, MAGUIRE, Edward. Miss Louise Maguire, 55 WYNN, Robert G. Mrs. Lucy G. Wynn, Michi- Sprague, W. Va. State Street, Danbury, Conn. gan City, Miss. BRONEK, Gorbacs. Joe Kelebeka, 495 Grow MAGUIRE, Francis J. Mrs. Julia Maguire, WYQUIST, David E. Otto Wyquist, 149 Street, Jersey City. N. J. 214 Green Street, Albany, N. Y. Baker Street Jamestown, N. Y. BUTLER, Elmer Y. Mrs. Anna Butler, 1612 MANDAT, Fred. Mrs. Minnie Mandat, 6522 YOUNG, Carl C. Eliwood Young, 030 West Bessie Street. Fort Worth, Tex. Philetus Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Ninth Street, Dallas, Tex. BUTTERS. Vernon. Hover Butters, Kamas, MARLOW, Bunyan. J. P. Marlow, R. F. D. ZAIONTZ, August E. August J. Zaiontz, Utah. 2, Dahlonega, Ga. Dxon, Tex. CARNEY, Michael. Miss Mary Carney, 4524 MASON, James A. Mrs. Maggie Panguin, EPP, Lee. August Zepp, 5981 Easton Ave- Detroit Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio. StrIngtown, Okla. nue, St. Louis, Mo. CHAPPONI, William A. Mrs. Mary Chap- NOLAND, Geoige S. Mrs. Sallie J. Noland, ZINGALI, Joe. Frank Zingali, 2439 East poni, 812 Stanley Street, New Britain, Union, S. C. One hundred and fourteenth Street, Cleve- Conn. O'TOOLE, Harry. Mrs. Louise O'Toole, 123 land, Ohio. CHAVEZ, Fernandez. Feliciano ,Chavez Sa- Second Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. la,, Willard. N. Mex. PAINE, William H. Mrs. Flora A. Paine, Wounded (Degree Undetermined). CONWAY, John. Michael Conway, general 1453 Robinwood Avenue, Lakevood, Ohio. CAPTAINS. delivery, Verona, Ky. .PALLING. William Robert. Mrs. Blanche ST. JOHN, Frank L. Frank B. St. John, 107 COOMBS, Charles M. Ephraim W. Coombs, King Clark, 1600 Dodd Street, Rosedale, Watagua Avenue, Johnson City, Tenn. La Jara, Colo. Kans. BULGER, John W. Miss Catharine Bulger, DODSON, Ernest E. Henry Dodson, 717 PARIS,, Lawrence D. Walter D. Paris, R. F. Eighteenth and Prospect Avenues, Cleve- Dexter Street, Camden, N. J. D. 1, Stapelton, Va. land, Ohio. EVANGELIN, Frank D. Sam Smith, 2316 POCANKO, Isidor. Witor Pocanko, 311 Union LEITZELL, Wilbur Forrest. Mrs. Martha S. East Ninth Street Cleveland, Ohio. Street, Trenton, N. J. Leizell, State College, Pa. EVENSEN, George E. Mrs. Gunder Evensen, ,PFIHTPFER, Harry H., jr. Mrs. Sarah L. MAcNIDER, Hanford. C. E. MacNider, First 1906 North Albany Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Pfeiffer, 317 Parkville Avenue, Brooklyn, National Bank, Mason City, Iowa. EWING, William J. Miss Catherine Ewing, N. Y. O'BRIEN, Harry G. Mrs. Helen B. O'Brien, Christ Hospital, Jersey City, N. J. PIPPIN, Horace. Mrs. Christianna Green. 434 4824 Forty-second Avenue South, Seattle, FOY, Joseph Aloysius. Mrs. Mary Foy, 26 West Main Street, Goshen, N. Y. Wash. Van Nostrand Avenue, Jersey City N J POPE, Daniel Mrs. Nancy Pope, 17 Greene WOODMAN, Benjamin J. Mrs. Elizabeth GARTON, Percy F. Mrs. Margaret Coutts, Street. Hudson, Mass. Woodman, 3 Fellows Stieet, Portland, Me. 312 Grand Avenue, Delta, Colo. PORTER, Howard W. Richard Benjamin, GORANSON; Robert E. Erick Goranson, 244 4104 Bridge Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. LIDUTENANTS. Fifth Avenue, South St. Paul, Minn. RARICK, Henry C. Martin N. Rarick, 728 ANDREWS, Charles Warren. William An- HAGER, Sedle C. John C. Hager, R. F. D. Seneca Street, Pottsville, Pa. drews, R. F. D. 5, Celina, Ohio. 1, Elk City, Okla. REYNOLDS, James E. Mrs. Josie Reynolds, ATKIN, Edward H. Mrs. Edward Atkin, HARDIN, Fiank. Mrs. Mandy Hardin, 1560 Elizabeth, Ark. Holsington, Kans. - Magazine Avenue, Louisville, Ky. RIES. Peter G. Mike Ries, R. F. D. 2, New BABR, Sandford J. Dave Baer, Square Deal, HASSON, Paul. James A. Hasson, 1154 Vienna, Iowa. Murphysboro, III. Cotton Street. Reading, Pa. RITCIITE, Robert H. Mrs. Pearl Ritchie, KIMMELL, Leslie F. Miss Eleanor Kimmell, HEATH, Charles H. Edwin B. Heath, Stigler, Okla. Carthage, Ill. 'lattsburg. N. Y. SALMLELA, Charles L. Charles A. Salmola, MYLIN, Edward E. Mrs. John C. Mylin, 807 IIEDRICK, Harry D. Mrs. Ann E. Hedrick, R. P. D. 1, Brush Prairie, Wash. North Duke Street, Lancaster, Pa. Wick, Jowa. SAVARESE, Nick. Mike Savarese, 2404 Third SMITH, Lewis Michael, jr. Mrs. Ruth H. HERMAN, Charles J. Mrs. Annie Herman. Avenue, New York, N. Y. Smith, 22 North Nineteenth Street, East 608 Ferry Street, Kansas City, Kans. SAWA, Stanley. Stasliaus Sawa, Cleveland Orange, N. P. HIERRING, Iuther M. John J. Herring, Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. STROFE, Donald D. Mrs. Elizabeth Strope, Liberty, Ala. SAWYER, Jolhn. Mrs. Annie Davis, 810 5. Midland Avenue, Arlington N J HI'T T, John WA. John C. Hitt, Poultney, Vt. Washington Street, High Point, N. C. WHYTE, Lincoln D. Lincoln I. Wihyte, 518 IITO'GU, Edward R. Mrs. Sarah lough, 340 SAYA, Frank. Tony Saya, 302 Burnet Ave- West One hundred and forty-fifth Street, Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. nue, Syracuse, N. Y. New York, N. Y. HUBBARD. Charles R. Mrs. Alice Trainor, SCILAEFFER. Abraham. Mrs. Celia Schaef- ANSTIUTZ, John Phillip. Mrs. John P. An- Sve, W. Va. for, 110 East One hundred and second shutz St. Luke's Rectory, 3214 North See- HUDSON. Wheaton G. Mrs. Minnie L. Hud- Street, New York, N. Y. ond Xvenue, Billings, Mont. soi, 162 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Conn. SCHOCK, Fred Karl. Carl N. Schock, Her- HERBiG, Clifton G. Daniel J. Herbig, 911 HUNT, Rawls. Il. B. Hunter, 12 First Ave- reid. S. Dak. Neal Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. nue South, Great Falls, Mont. SCOTT, Joseph E. Mrs. Mary Scott, 209 YANDEMOER, Herbert Robinson. J. J. Van- JAMES, Mack. Nathan James, Freeland, North Elm Street, Albion, Ind. demoer, 1118 East Thirteenth Street, Den- Ohio. SMITH, James M. Laborn Smith, Pearl ver, Colo. JOHNSON, Robert E. Miss Almeda Johnson, River, La. BOWLES, Volney B. Mrs. R. R. Bowles, 2933 204 West Seventy-eighth Street, New York, STARNER, West Twenty-eighth Avenue, Denver, Colo. N.Y. Lester J. Mrs. Minnie Starner, CANARY, Hal W. Mrs. Hal W. Canary, 543 Annville, Pa. Mosby Street, Memphits, Tenn. JURGENSON, Ole. Christ Jurgenson, 876 THOMAS, John A. Mrs. Annie Thomas, Mo- Cottage Street, St. Paul, Minn. ravian Widows' Home, Bethlehem, Pa. FARVER, Warren L. William Ii. Firver, 537 Kelly, Copa, Carroll Street Akron. Ohio. KELLY, Stephen P. Mrs. Mary THOMAS, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Manz, 3606 KNUDTSON, Alvin A. Mrs. Sarah Knudtson, S. Dak. Bethoven Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Canton, S. Dak. KERRIGAN, John J. Mrs. Mary Kerrigan, THOMPSON, Lewis S. Mrs. Alice Thompson, 6 Green Street, Slatersville, R. I. Morris, Ky. LAVALLIE, Oscar Edward. Fred Lavallie, . Manteno, Ill. KLEIN, Frank. Mrs. Julia Klein, 4985 Wise TOBIN, Henry C. Mrs. Ella M. 'Struman, Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Zortman, Mont. LOVELL, Clyde Williford. Kenneth K. Lov- LADATO, Albert. Natal Dade, 3116 West TOLFA, Olindo. Mrs. Rosie Lucente, Clarks- ell, Columbia. Tenn. Forty-second Place, Chicago, Ill. burg, W. Va. McGUTRE, Maurice I Mrs. Mary Walsh, 214 LAFATA. James. Mrs. Jirohama Altodnna, TOLMACH, Isadore. Bernard Tolmach, 1202 River Street, Scranton, Pa. box 3N5, Sandoval, Ill. Vyso Avenue. New York, N. Y. MANN. Lloyd F. Mrs. Armilda J. Mann, LAFREDO, Guiseppe. Carmelle Mayo, 280 VANDELINDER, Fred M. Miss Addle Labor, Newton, Ill. Chauneev Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. 1. Savona, N. Y. MUNSON, Edwin S. Mrs. Edna S. Munson, LAMENT, Peter. Ankle Lament, 1944 Co- VANDENBERG. John Leonard. Mrs. Mary Colchester, Conn. finv Street, Detroit, Mich. Kiefer 1219 North Third Street, Philadel- THOMPSON. Frank N. Mrs. Elizabeth War- Mrs. Liddie Lan- basse. Bordentown. N. J. LANDERS, Clarence M. phia, Pa Mc"ARTY, Miles Demount. Mrs. Gifty B. ders. Harleton, Tex. WALLACE. Gillis Gillespie. Ed H. Wallace, McCarty, 320 Pleasant Street, Ashland, Ohio. LAPINSKI, John. Joe Lapinski, Westmins- Collinsville, Okla IIHOPSON, Harry. Mrs. Benno Neuberger, 55 ter Street, Milford, Conn. WEBER. Vernon G. Mrs. Georgia Weber, 920 East Seventy-fourib Street, New York, N. Y. LARSON, Carl 0. Mrs. Rose Larson, 1015 Bluff Avenue. The Dalles, Oreg. Ill. RAYMOND. Walter C. Mrs. A. L. Brooks, Edward Street, Kewanee, WHALEN, William J. James Whalen, 248 Lake Street, Phillips, Wis. LAUN, Emil Bohamil. Victor Laun, Cayuta, Greagry Street, Bridgeport, Conn. OVIATT. Douglas G. Arthur N. Oviatt, 3004 N. Y. WIGHTMiAN, Herbert G. Willis T. Wight- Washington Boulevard, Cleveland. Ohio. LEE, Hezekiah. Miss 0. Jackson, 147 Ful- man. 2R1 Mitchel Street, Norwich, N. Y. TATXLOR, Joseph. Mrs. Elanore' G. K. Tay- ton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WILKERSON. Enoch H. Thomas F_ Wilker- lor. care of G. S. Smith, Sixty-ninth and LEWIS. Andrew H. Mrs. Lydia Nonnamaker, son, Cuthbert, Ga. Tenth Street, Oak Lane, Pa. 7104 York Road, Philadelphia, Pa. WILSON. Kimel 0. Mrs. Minnie Wilson, R. THORP, George B. Charles M. Thorp, 326 LIBBY, Bird. Freeman Libby. Stidbam, Okla. F. D. 4, Greencastle, Ind. Maple Avenue, Edgewood Park, Pittsburgh, LINDQUIST, Gustave E. John Lindquist. WILLIAMS, Ralph E. Jimmy Williams, Pa. 1715 Chanining Way, Berkeley, Cal. Parkersburg, W. Va. HAAS, Albert T. Mrs. Lois V. Hans, 218 LUNDBERG, Rudolph W. Peter W. Lundberg, 8 TPPFLER, Henry G. Mrs. Anna Wipfler, Ninth Street, South Bismarek. N. Dak. 77 Howard Street, Jamestown. N. Y. 6326 Elm Street, Wilson, Mo. HILL Lewis L. C. N. Hill. 228 South Sev- McCARTY, Snowden F. Robert McCarty, R. WOLF, Benjamin S. Slinker Wolf, 2434 enth Street. Livinrston, Mont. F. D. 8. Berryville, Va. West Walton Street, Chicago, 11L. McCUL.,LOUGH. Robert M. Mrs. Nannie J. WOLF. Otto F. Mrs. Minnie Wolf, R. F. D. SERGEANTS. McCullough, 639 Grant Street, Akron, Ohio. 6. Elzin. Tex. B.ANKS. Allen S. Mrs. Mary Palmer, 512 McDONNELL. William J. Mrs. William Heff- WOODMAN, Bruce S. William H. Woodman, West One hundred and sixty-second Street, ner, 155 Tenth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1331 Stevens Avenue, Parsons, Kans. New York, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. -8. BULLETIN: SWIDAY, JAWARY .4, 1919. 1717 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

BERLINCKE, Charles R. Frank R. Berlincke, SHEA, William Ansen. Mrs. Hamilton, Md. Matilda Shea, WEINSTEIN, Harry. Mrs. Ida Weinstein, 483 Catherine Street, North, Hamilton, 814 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn, BOISVERE, Henry. Joseph Boisvere, 28 Ontario, Canada. N. Y. Chapel Street, Chicopee WELBEBS, Nicholas. Jacob Welbes, R. F. D. Falls, Mass. STULL, Kenneth L. Simeon T. Stull, Ham- 1. Athens, Wis. CARNEY, Arthur L. Mrs. Catherine Tuck, den, Mo. 00 East Niagara Street. Tonawanda, WELCH, Robert. William H. Welch, 905 N. Y. VAUGHN, Thomas E. William R. Vaughn, North Oakes Street, San Angelo, Tex. DOYLE, James H. Mrs. Catherine Doyle, 314 Grand Saline, Tex. Seventy third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. YANDO, Edgar Fred. Fred M. Yando, R. F. WESTERVELT, John Robinson. Mrs. John ERWIN, William Edward. Mrs. Mary C. Er- D. 4, box 68, Malone, N. Y. L. French, 619 West One hundred and win, 4024 Highland Avenue, Kansas City, YOUNG, Herbert G. Mrs. Mattle L. Young, Twenty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Mo. R. F. D. 1, Shepherdsville Ky. WOODAUFF, Edwin S. Edward Woodruff, PAHEY, Joseph H. Mrs. Margaret Fahey, AUPKE, Albert G. Mrs. usannah Aupke, 304 West Lincoln Avenue, Streater, Ill. 42 Fulton Street, Medford, Mass. 150 Kittanning Street, Sharpsburg Pa WURZ. John W. Mrs. Christian Wurz, 2709 KRIEG, Charles R. Mrs. Nora Krieg, Ken- BAGLEY, Wilbur F. F. W. Bagley, 757 Fair- Shelby Street, Indianapolis, Ind. nett, Mo mont Avenue,' St. Paul, Minn. DAIGLE, Edward C. Joseph Daigle, corner LANDIS, Thomas G. Mrs. Garnet Layman, BENJAMIN, Frank G. Mrs. Alice L. Benja- Holbrook and Giroch Streets, Muskegon, Moixe Hotel, Eighth and Market Streets, Smin, 4204 Chester Avenue, Philadelphia, Mich. San Diego, Cal. Pa. ANDERSON, Charles L. Mrs. Ella Anderson, LEES, Frank. Mrs. Mary A. Lees, 658 Reed 2508 South Robinson Street, New Orleans, Avenue, CALDWELL, Oakley Price. Mrs. W. T. Wil- Monessen, Pa. liam, Goodman, Mo. La. NORWOOD, Hlarold B. Mrs. Lewis Norwood, 1848 North Wolfe Street, DUNI, Joseph Charles. Benjamin Duan, 154 BEECHEL, Arthur 0. Miss Mary Suley, 69 Baltimore, Md. Butler Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Avenue, Newark, N. J. ROBINSON, James. John S. Robinson, Gal- I1'ont lipolis, Ohio HAIBLE, Charles Jasper. Mrs. Charlesillal- Ore,V Bernard. Mrs. Clara Feucht, Siletz, ble, 294 South Street, Newburgh, SCHUSSLER, Ed. Gotlib Schussler, Canons- N. &. Oreg. burg, KRUG, Frank G. Mrs. Frank L. Krug. 47 Jay D. E. C. Lockerby, Paynes- Pa. Frank Street, Dayton, LOCKERBY, SMITH, Zeno W. -Miss Dolly Smith, Lenoir, Ohio. Ville, Minn. N. C. LEONARD, George. C. M. Leonard, R. F. D. McCANN, Blake. Mrs. B. J. McCalin, Dun- TOZOUR, 4, Massillon, Ohio. cannon, Pa. Frederick S. B. C. Tozour, Cape MOORE, David. John May Court House, Cape May, N. Moore, 97 Main Street, MITCHELL, Charles E. Zelotus B. Mitchell, J. Lanadale, I. I. 304 East Sycamore Street, Sycamore, Ill. UPCHURCH, Leon W. George W. Upchurch, O'CONNOR, Thomas R. F. D. 3, Durham, N. C. W. Mrs. Jennie V. MITCHELL Ralph B. Zelotus B. Mitchell, AICKEN,_ O'Connor, 125 Edgecombe Avenue, New 204 East Sycamore Street, Sycamore, Ill. Thomas G. Mrs. Minnie Merrit, York, N. Y. 110 Northeast Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pa. MOON Statham. J. R. Moon. Garfield, Ga. SANDERS, Lenais J. Mrs. James H. Sanders, P. M Mrs. Mary A. Morris, CONBOY, Robert F. Mrs. W. H. Conboy, 153 route 4, MORRIS, Levi Bradley Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Waynesboro, Pa. 128 Heck Avenue, Ocean Grove N. J. LANG, HOEFLER, Albert A. Mrs. Mary McGrath, SMITH, Thomas P. Mrs. S. C. 6nstine, La- Williani G. John P. Lang, 384 East 411 East One hundred and fifty-third Street, One hundred and ninety-third Street, New vina, Mont. New York, N. Y. WARD, Andrew Joseph. Mrs. Mary Ward, 61 York, N. Y. LAIN, Walter E. Clarence Spoor, North MATTSON, John. Charles Matton, 928 North Fifty-fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, North Judson, Ind. BLACKWELL, Robert. Mrs. Kate Blackwell, Fourteenth Street,, De Kalb, III, SHEA, George. Miss Margaret Shea, 55 Un- MITCHELL, Thomas F. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Easton, Md. 1 South ion Avenue, Worcester, Mass. BLAKE, Joseph J. Mrs, Bridget Blake, 48 Main Street, Hampstead, N. Y. VIRGIN, Harry G. Mrs. Jennie Easterling, MOONEY, Martin E. Frederick Mooney, 508 Astor Street Newark, N. J. Prohpect Grayson, Ky. BRAIDENBURG, Henry T. Mrs. Mary Bran- Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. WHEELER, Regginald. Anthony OMAN, Ray. Mrs. Florence Oman, Roseville, Clay deAburg, 451 Green Street, Topeka, Kans. Ohio. Wheeler, Saiyersville, Ky. DOUGLAS, Joseph U. Mrs. William A. Doug- HOOK, Thomas William. Miss Emma Hook, las, 127 Woodside Avenue, Ridgewood, N. ROCK, Arthur J. John Rock, 393 Pacific Norborne, J., Street, Appleton, Wi8. Mo. MAXSON, George Glenwood. Miss Belle Mak- COMPTON, Roy V. Phillip Compton, R. F. D. son, Grayling, Mich. TORELLO, Edward W. Mrs. Leonilda 0. To- 1, Frederick, Okla. rello 1249 Drake Avenud, Burlingame, Cal. McCOMB, Richard A. Mrs. Carrie McComb, DONLON, Alan J. Frederick W. Donlon, R. Plmn Beaol, N. Y. VARGI, 'rank 0. John Vargo, 8 21 Buck- F. D. eye Road, Cleveland, Ohio. 8, Athens, Pa. OLIVER, William P. John H. Oliver, 225 FINSTERWALD, Fred II. Mrs. Alice Flaster- Pick Avenue, Clinton, Ill. WELLS, Floyd B. Miss Jean L. Calrd, 25 wald, 95 South Cemetery Street, Pierpont Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Athens, RICHARDS, Thomas. Mrs. Elizabeth Rich- Ohio. ards, 652 High Street, Nasquehoning, Pa. White, Stephen V. Mrs. Margaret B. White, HAGMANN, John T. John Hagmann, 10759 101 West Pighty-fifth Street, New SHAW Arnold J. Mrs. William Shaw, 406 York, Ninety-eighth Street, Edmonton, Alberta, South Fourth Xvenue. Great Falls, Mont. N. Y. Canada. ANDEL, TOBERGTE, Fred II. Casper Tobergte, 113 John. Mrs. Mary Andel, 2017 Pal- CORPORALS. SoUth Second Street Hamilton, Ohio. metto Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. VIRGIN, Maiion I. krs. Della Virgin, 801 ASHER, Millard. James E. Asher, Middle KELLY, Arthur Thomas. Mrs. Anna Jose- lowear Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. River, Md. phene Kelly, 1595 Beacon Street, Brooklino,' VOSBURO Uoward. Mrs. Emma Vosburg, CLARK, John. Mrs. Etta V. Krebs. 1885 Mass. 223 Rush Street, Elyria, Ohio. Boughton Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. KUSSNER, Joseph. Albert Krisger, Shelton, WATERMAN, Nelson C. Mrs. Josie A. Wa- DEWITT, Wilbur E. -Charles W. Dewitt, Conn. terman. Cambria. Cal. Wickliffe, Ild. LACEY, William Joseph. Lawrence Lacey, sr., WITHERSPOON, Edwin H. C. A. Wither- DOMBROWSBI John, Miss Martha Synecki, 1700 North Twenty-fourth Street, Philadel- spoon, 226 Seventh Avenue North, Nash- 620 Granidy Avenue, Detroit, Mich. phia, Pa. Ville Tenn. DONAHUE Thomas F. Mrs. Helen Donahue, LUDLUM, Clarence V. Mrs. Susie M. Lud- ALWAD, Harry Allen. Mrs. Annie Russell 325 North Uber Street, Philadelphia, Pa. li, Bastrop, La. DONELAN, William Alward, 65 FIfteenth Street, Bangor, Me. J. 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Huntington, W. Va. West Douglas Street, Reading Pa. MYERS, Elmer. Mrs. Lucettia Myers, New NERMAN, Cleo R. Rachel Rentions, R. F. D. ALLEN, Morton B. Charles V. Allen, 28 Weston, Ohio. 3. Akron, Ind. - Prince Street, Elizabeth, N. J. NOVAK, John F. Mrs. Anna Novak, 4712 OCHS, Edwin. Mrs. Florence Ochs, 481 ARMSTRONG, George L. William C. Arm- West Vanburen Street, Chicago, III. Johnson Street, Covington, Ky. strong, 863 Jersey Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. OBERSCHLAKE, Charles. Mrs. Rose Ober- OWENS, Frank B. Mrs. Retta J. Owens, BENNETT, Henry M., Jr. hdward Bennett, sablake. Manchester, Ohio. Pooll. Ind. box 327, Hornell, N. Y. O'KEEFE. John P. Mrs. Mary A. O'Keefe, REMPETT, William H. Mrs. Flora Rempett, BIRNBAUM, Eli. Jachb Birnbaum, 928 Sum- 813 West Fifty-fourth Street, New York, 1624 Cold Spring Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. mit Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. N. Y. ROHWER, Fenton C. Mrs. Mary B. Roliwer, BRAGES, Lester. Miss Ida Keene, R. F. D. 30 South Fifth Street, Brigham, Utah. RAYBURN, Charles W. Mrs. Zola Rayburn, SANTI. Anthony. 11, box 15, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. Clarkton, Mo. Mrs. Louise Santi, 1367 BUTLER, Orrin. Mrs. Esther Gray, Mount Sixty-first Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Morris Mich. ROBERTS, Claude B. Eugene J. Roberts, SZCZUTKOWSKI, Valliant, Okla. Bernard J. Frank Szesut- DETAEVE, Julius. Camiel Detaeye, Lyons, kowski, 656 East Eleventh Street, Eric, Pa. Iowa. ROBINSON, William. Herbert C. Wiley, Ot- VIVEROS, Jose L. Miss Sadie Viveros, 37 tawa III FAIR, William R. - Mrs. La Dona Barley, 422 Linsey Street, Fall River, Mass. North Main Street, Sidney, Ohio. SCHUVV, George U. Mrs. Minnie McLaugh- WATERS, John lin, 1219 West Oak Street, L. Harvey M. Waters, HANEY, Guy E. Mrs. Emma Haney, Clear- Louisville, Ky. Marengo, Ohio. brook, Min. 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HIOFFMACN, Harry W. Mrs. Louisa Hoffman, GALIlCK, John. Mrs. Mary Gallick, 238 MOORE, Eugene. Elijah F. Moore, Vinegar :1;40 Bragghton Road, North Side, Ptuts- West Noble Street, Nanticoke, Pa. Bend. La. burgh, Pa. RAFFAELE, Guiseppi. Jim Raffaele, 242 MOSSER. Carl E. Hazel MAlvsar., I. F. 1). 1, TIROVS, Charley." John Jirous, Perry, Okla. Chapel Street, Lockport, N. Y. Rayland, Ohio. KELLER, Louis E. Fred Keller, 441 Edge- COTTRELL, Harvey B. Mrs. John Cottrell, MULINOFF. Paul. irs. Iv, Tomna, 403 water Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. Middleport, Ohio. Fourth kvcnue. ad. Pa.loe NOBLE, ftank J. Mrs. Katlierine Nobles, ARMSTRONG, Roger L. Oscar J. Armstrong, CHAUFFEUR. 272 South Street, Salamanca. N. Y. Wilou, N. C. KACZENSKI. Frank 0. Mrs. Felina Sutit- OVERALL, Charls A., jr. Miss Marjor BLANKENSHIP, John Clark. Dr. Homer W. konski, 1417 Sixteenth Street, Minneapolis, Blackmon, 1501 Columbia Terrace, Peoria, Blankenship, 413 Cornell Street, Ottawa, Minn. Ill. COOKS. PERKINS, Cottrell. Mrs. Laura Perkins, :3 CARROLL, Hubert We'oker. Mrs. Dora Joles, IIERIC, Earl Elija. Elija Heric, Ensign, Axel Avenue, Memphis. Tenn. ) East Sixth Avenue, Emporia, Kans. PERRAULT, Roy A. Mrs. Lela Mae Per- CARROLL, JYohn J. Miss Helen Carroll, 1704 Mich. MYERiS, Detlaf N. John W. Myers, Ponca rault. Sherman. N. Mex. Sumner S'treet, Philadelphia, Pa. PRACH. Joseph W. Mies Anna Prach. 336 CARROLL, Joseph J. Mrs. John (Garroll, 50 City. Okla. S HOI'FIELD, Frederick R. Mrs. Ella Schof- East Seventy-third Street. New York, N. Y. East Main Street, Somerville, N. J. REINS. George. John Reins. Sterling, Ill. CHAPMAN, John F. Joseph Chapman, Ray- field, 131 North Montford Avenue, Balti- more, Md. RENEAF. Arthur C. Mirs. May HIoneau. At- mond, ill. BADDLER. lanta. Tex. CONLIN, John WV. Mrs. Mary Conlie, 1366 RIEFSTAHL, Otto F. Fred R. Riefstahl, 75 North Cadwalader Street, Philadelphin, Pa. WILLINGHAT-S. William W. Mrs.- Louise East Division Streer. North East. Pa. DANNER, Clarence A. Mrs. Gladys DBanner, Willinghaus, 420 Lafayette Street, Newark, RILEY, Charles F. 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NOVAKOWSKi, Peter 1. August F. Nowa- TEAGUE, James. Claude E. Adams, Braden, TYREE, Norman J. Isaac 1P. Tyree, Idabell, kowski. Kennydale, Wash. Okla. O1a. OiLENICZAK, Steve 0. Mrs. Sarah E. Olej- THOMAS, Franklin E. Mfrs. Annie Thomas, YERNlIl, Albert J. Mrs. Julia Brollot, niezak, Tiltonville, Ohio. , Rt. F. D. 2. Locansville, Ga. Stiyker, Ohio. OSTINO. Lawrence P. Mrs. Marie M. Os- THOMAS, Lionel J. Mrs. Jacob R. Tabler, IMlR, Edgar. Mrs. Amanda Ritter, 242 tine, Numa, Iowa. 1710 Dukeland Avenue, Walbrook, Balti- bouitlh Fourth East Salt Lake City, Utah. 91 'TERSON. George W. Mrs. Alvina Sol- more, Md. ME5CHANICS. hein, 1227 Seventh Street, Hudson. Wis. THOMPSON, Earl S. P. C. Reed, Ellisburg, ClAINDLER, lames H. Mrs. H. E. Chandler, PHILLIPS, Harry E. Robert L. Phillips, R. N. Y. t0L7 Morton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. F. DI. 1, Cuba City, Wis. THURSBY, Rodney W. Irr. Maly W. Thursby, BOROTA, Nicholas. Mrs. Mary K. McDonald, BINSON, James Fulton. William W. Rob- Remsenburg, N. 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STAMBOTIGH, Herbert H. Lorenzo %gam- Warrenton, Mo. NICHOLSON, Francis D. J. J. Nicholson, bough, Ashland, Nebr. FORD, Arnold E. Mrs. Mary Ford, Porter, 1820 Eighth Avenue, Seattle, Wash. THARP, Jesse B. Mrs. Orpha Tharm it. F. Wash. PALERMIINI, Alfonzo. Mrs. Carmelia Bone- D. 8, Sumner, Ill. FORD, Carrol C. Mrs. James J. Ford, Less- dia, 1037 Morgan Street, Chicago, Ill. THOMAS, Otto J. Mrs. Anna Thomas, 2140 ley, Miss. PRESTON, Ollie V. Mrs. Dona Preston, R. F. Washtenaw Avenue, Chicago, Ill. FULGHAM, Herbert. Mrs. Fannie Fulgham, D. 1, Owen, Tex. TOOMER, Fred. Mrs. Daisy Toomer; 1533 569 West Preston Steet, Baltimore, Md. RANDAZZO, Lorenzo. Paul Randazzo, 1403 Montrose Street, Philadelphia, Pla. FULTZ, Leonard L. Benjamin H. Fults, R. North Seventh Street, St. Louis, Mo. TURNER, Herbert Frederick. Mrs. NWlace F. D. 1 Taft, Tenn. ROBOTSKY, Louis. Mrs. Josephine Robotsky, Beattie, R. F. D. 1, Cortland, N. Y. HALE, Philip. Mrs. JL. A. Hale, Ravenna, 1314 Seventh Street, Blakely, Pa. 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Wilseoi, Aprd- KLATT, William. MAr. Anna Klatt, 1302 SiE I NHAL Gil, Karl A. Mrs. Levine . Stein- wick, Ga. South Madison Street, Bloomington, Ill. bwigh, 333 Seventh Street, New Philadel- WYATT, Alfred J. Mrs. Elizabeth A. V tt, KLEIN, Jacob. Miss Yatta Kaplan, 016 Do plhi. Ohio. Kalb SU11RNEY, Morris N. Mrs. Cella Suckney, 2415 East Amber Street, rear, PhiladthIa, Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1:11 Spruce Street, Chelsea, Mass. Pa. KNABE, Henry Herman. Otto Knabe, Boon- WASSON, Herman A. Mrs. Herman A. Was- ADAMSON. Thomas. James Adamson. =30 ville, Mo. s-n, It. F. D. 10, Farmland, Ind. Voorhees Avenue, Sheepshead Bay, Brook- LARKOWSKI, Stanley. Mrs. Mary Dryonek, LOJEK, Stanisiaw. Wiadstow Piotrowski, lyn. N. Y. 2320 North Hamilto Avenue, Chicago, III. G99 Melrose Avenue, Ambridge, Pa. AMALA, Henry G. Mrs. Marie C. Amals, 881 LECIETT, John. Mrs. Mary Green, 479 MN('l OC), Ewell. Thomas McCloud, Val- Depaw Street, Portland, Oreg. Ninth Avenue, New York, N. Y. do-ta, (a. APPLEGATE, Charles Frank. Mrs. DIa Ap- LEWIN, Walter P. WiUam Lewin, 604 West MACLEY. William J. Mrs. Sarah Magley, 246 plegate, lIenryville, Ind. Main Street, Susquehanina, Pa. Che-tnut Street, Newark, N. J. APPLEGATE. Walter. Mrs. Dora Applegate, LEWIS, William F. Ms. Mary K. Lewis, 983 MAIA I, Unrry L. Christ 0. Mahlum, R. Henryville, Ind. North Sixty-sixth Stieot. Philadelphia. Pa. F. 11. 2. Ettrick, Wis. ARMSTRONG, Frederick S. Ulysses S. Arm- LIEBERMAN, Hyman. Mrs. Annie Lieber- MALOIl'. Joseph S. Mrs. Mary Marlor, Main strong, box 175, Aurora, Oreg. man, 180 South Third Street, Brooklyn, -ire t. Magnolia, Ohio. BARLOW, John Anthony. Mrs. Thomas Bar- N. Y. M 0l1411) William W. Mrs. Julia Massle, Air- low. 2733 Tyler Avenue, Camden, N. J. LYMAN, Caroll P. E. B. Lyman, 247 Day a,, Minn. BARNES, Andrew J. Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Building, Worcester, Mass. MEE-, Albert. Mre. Anna Meek, 1813 East 23 Gates Street, South Boston, Mass. LYONS, Arthur. Rueben Lyons. 612 West ,jcherson Strect, Baltimore, Md. BAXTER, Glenn B. Byron G. Baxter, Sigour- One hundred and thirty-seventh Street, New Y' EM Alfonco. Mrs. Anna Milone, 204 ney, Iowa. York, N. Y. ider.. Street, New IIr.ven, Conn. BILHARE, Charles H. Mrs. Freda II. Bil- AMUNDSON, Alfred. Miss Lara Amundson, A!t', !lll, Jeck Garrison. Mrs. Jako Mitch- har., i Junction Avenue, Corona, N. Y. R. F. D. 2, Amboy, Minn. F. D. t l in. Oila. - BLAKE, James S. Mrs. Nora Blake, R. ANDERSON, James B. Mrs. Laura A. Ander- MORRI , Mlendith. Mrs. Clara Cummins, 2. Duluth, Ga. son, Clements, Cal. Micall, Mo. BO11.M Emil F. Fred J. Boehm, 761 Sixth BARARD, Joseph R. Mrs. Celia Denault, 20 AD hIH it H1erman II. Randall P. Murphy, Aenu-e, College Point, N. Y. Bevan Street, Cohoes, N. Y. .ni5ville, N. C. BOOKIE, Dewey. Mrs. Lulu Booker, Smith BARNES, Major E. Ephriam P. Barnes, MI is Joseph F. Mrs. Helen M. Murray, Station, Ala. R. r. D. 4, bawsonsprings, Ky. :e:1 Btediord Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOWEN, Redvers. Mrs. Eda Bowen, 416 BARWIG, Albert. Mrs. Emma Earwig, Somer- NIll SEN, Edwin L. Mr. Cora M. Nielsen, North Main Street, Ansonia, Conn. set Street, Raritan, N. J. Darbv, Mont. BOWSKI, Andrew. Mrs. Pauline Bowski, 3128 CONATY. John Adam. Mary Holmes, 13 North Central Park Avenue, Ill. NoEtlLIT 5, John R. Emanuel Norelius, 3015 Chicago, Irving Place,1 White Plains, N. Y. v.-t"-n Avenue. Vanconver, Wash. BOYSTON, Loyd. D., M. Boydston, Kings CRATT. Char es S. Miss Sarah Cratt, Rose- 0 NNELL, William R. Mrs. Anna O'Con- ton. Ark. mary. N. C. Hi. 24 : Tiebout Avenue, t'ordham, N. Y. BROOKHI-ilTS, John B. Benjamin Brookhuis, CUNNI GIIA3L Samuel J. Bryan Cunning- 01 U. MAirvin E. Mirs. Etta Olson, t. F. D. route 4, Fiemont, Mich. ham, Savoy, Tex. ('handler. Tex. BROOKS, Clarence F. Mrs. Lillian Iuen- DIEHL, Leroy C. Mrs. Luella Diehl, Key- O FON. Thkodore. Ole B1. Olson, Ada, Minn. neke, box 204. Sand Springs, Ola. 141 stone Avenue, Emmons, Pa. Q! INT.N'AY, Deltido. Mrs. Helene M. Quin- BROWN, Dewey. Mrs. Susannah Brown, DUNN, Thomas P. Mrs. Mary Dunn, 1703 Lt. n, Santa Cruz, N. Mex. South Third Street, Sunbury, Pa. Elghtb Avenue, Altoona, Pa. RAl)KO, Mike. John Radko, 71 Danford Ave- BROWN. Henry. Mrs. Catherine Brown, 056 EDDY, George A. Florence McKennett, Mon- i',Petroit, Mich. East Lake Street, Aurora. Ill. son, Mass. RAYNOR, Charles E. Willett M. Raynor, CAMPBELL. Lawrence R1. Mrs. Annie Camp- 1147 East Tenth Street, Flatbush, Brook- bell, Frostburg, Md. FRENCH, Lucian D. Daniel W. French, 3 lyn. N. Y. CHRISTIE, Alfred C. Mrs. Alice Christie, Highland Sireet, Auburn, Me. Streer. Plymouth. Moss. FUSCO, Emilio. ' Miss Francini Fusco, box R1,1 I 311R Edward B. Willott M. Raynor 401 Court CORTOPASSI, Frank. Mrs. ,Tulia Biagini, 101. Stockton, N. J. i0.7 kit Tenth Street, Flatbush, Brook- North Fourth Street, De Kab, Ill. FUSSELIAN, Elsa E. Mrs. Melvilla Fussel- Ivi.. N. Y. CRABB, Merle. Mrs. Mary Crabb, R. F. D. man. 20119 Chestnut Street, Quincy, Ill. RElEUS, Walter. Mrs. Amanda Reedus, R. 7. Macomb. Ill. GIRDZIS, Paul. John Girdzis, 37 Sunnyside F. D). 2, Elkton, Tenn. DAIILSTROM, Agnor E. Gollfried Dahl- Avenue, Waterbury, Coon. Rl 0. Leandro. Flipe Rico, Troy, Colo. HANSON. Harold L. Andrew Orange strom, 71 South Whitesboro Street, Gales- Ilogden, R. F. R BELL.. Biound. Sol Russell, burr, Ill. D. 2, Ettilek, Wis. Gove, Tex. DANCY, Arthur L. Mrs. Sarah Gibson, Rich- IIARNACK. William F. Mrs. Mary F. Har- RYAN, William X. Mrs. Annie Ryan, 5313 woou, W. Va. neck. Rattlesnake, Mont. Six th Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. lOGUIE. Archlie I, Mrs. Mary A. Hogue, SALAMON,0 Michael. Mrs. Mary Salamon, DE ROOS, John. Richard De Roos, 316 West 391 Beach Street, Ashland, Oreg. _ 9.- Chatham Street, Philadelphia, Pa. One hundred and ninth Street, Chicago. III. HOMDIR, Henry. C. Homelier, R. F. D. 2, SE.XRS. Clinton P. Jackson Sears, Prindle DODD, John S. George Slattery, 162 East New Ascnue, Ansonia, Conn. Ninileth Street, New York, N. Y. Douglas, Ill. SILINK, Augustus. Mrs. Phebe Shank, 134 DODEAWARD, Cornelius. Cornelius Dode- JU'SZA, John. Michael Hunka, 208 Green O'Neil Street, Kingston. N. Y. ward, Rock Valley, Iowa. Street, Brooklyn, X. Y. SHAVER, Ray D. Mrs. Harry D. Shaver, 9 DODGSON, Henry J. Mrs. Jane Dodgson, LANDRY, Walter F. Joseph D. Landry, 66 Marshall Street, Troy. N.-Y. Third Street, Olyphant, Pa. Madison Avenue, Harord, Conn. SHERMAN, Smith R. John Sherman, R. F. DOLCHUM, Cyprian. Joseph Dolchum. 55 LEAZOTT. George A. Eunice Leazott, 12 D. 3, Hastings, Mich. Ardon Street, New York. N. Y. Hardy Passway, Fitchburg, Mass. SHOEMAKER, Timothy E. Frank Shoe- DOLQUIST. Theodore. Gus Dolquist, 404 McDONALD, Elmer J. Mrs. Hatty McDon- maker, Marceline, Mo. Grant Street, Sycamore, Ill. aid, Drummond, Ark. 20 UEEE WFIGIAL U, S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANTJARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

McDONALD, Lawrence E. Mrs. Margaret CARAVELLO k. Joseph Caravello, 345 RUBELL, Harold L. arles J. Hubbell, McDonald, Escondido, Cal. East Seveny hth Street, New Yolk, N. Y. 1 North Walnut Stre, Rvenna, Ohio. MARLIN, Carl E. Mrs. Ada Geiser, 2013 Des CARLSON, CA . Johnnie Carisdn, Buf- KNICKERBOCKER, Charl E. Mrs. Gladys Moines Street, Keokuk, Iowa. falo Lake, Iowa. B. Knicketbocker, 3317 Paciic Avenue, Ta- MARTA, Anton. Martin Marta, box 677, Bing- CARLSON, Victor E. Mrs. Oscar Carlson, coma Wash. ham, Utah. North Columbus Avenue, Mount Vernon, MCGAI4N, Henry Kenah. Mrs. Bessie Kenah MILLS, Ross. Mrs. Busie I. Mills, Crystal, N.,Y MeGann, 3912 Belle Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 0kl. CARNYGHT, Harry G. Mrs. Daniel Haines, O'CONNELL, Daniel G. Mrs. Lillian O'Con- MITCHELL, Raymond M. Mrs. Mary Mitch- 196 Hurley Avenue, Kingston, 1N. Y. nell, 750 Savin Avenue, West Haven Conu, ell, East Smithfield, Pa. CASE, Sylvester U. Samuel 1. Case, Lyons, SANNEY, Couttland W. Mrs. Ruth i. San- MULLER, Walter A. Mrs. Louisa Muller, R. Kans. rcI East Main Street, Clifton Springs, F. D. 2, Clarksville, Iowa. CONNORS, Thomas C. Mrs. Bridget Durkin, Elizabeth Murphy, 427 East Twenty-fifth Street, South Beth- 8EMANS, William R. Mrs. Ann Thomas MURPHY, Walter J. Mrs. lehem Pa Bemans, 3 Court Place, Westminster, Md. 99 Berkley Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Thomp- Raul Mybrum, Fosston, DAHLEi, Emil H. Mrs. Marie Dahlen, R. THOMPSON, John H. Mrs. John H. MYHRUM, Melvin. F. D. 1, Gibbon, Minn. lsonu, 3 Clairmont Avenue, Decatur, Ga. Minn. DEETER, William B. William H. Deeter, THMP ON, Wale H. Mrs. Payne Thomp- O'CONNOR, Lee V. Mrs. Phebe O'Connor, Meyersdale Somerset County, Pa. son, 13 West FIfty-first Street, New York, Downsville, N. Y. DUMEZ, Heibert. John Dumes, 1495 Booth N. Y. PENGITORE, Louis. George Pengitore, 59 Street, Milwaukee, Wis. TUPPER, Maxwell 0. Samuel Y. Tupper, 52 MeChesney Street, Orange, N. J. DUMMER, William C. William Dumm&r, West Eleventh Street, Atlanta Ga PERKINS, Charles F. Mrs. Jennie Perkins, 3017 North Hartman Street, North Side, DEBALAINE, Gontram D. irs. Adelaide 651 Bergin Avenue, New Yorlk N. . Pittsburgh, Pa. De Blaine, Mill Valley, Marine County, RADlER, Louis E. Mrs. Mr Woodmansee, DUNCAN, Willie Stuart. Mrs. Pettie Dun- Cal. 27 Little Flats, Norwich, Coup. can, Dillwyn, Va. KOCK, Raymond R. Mrs. Luther Mats, RADWILOWITCH, Albin. irs. Anthone GREASER, Charles Frederick. Mrs, Katy 1042 Union Street, Reading, Pa. Radwilowitch, box 120, Staunton, Mass. ' Greaser, 512 South Fifth Street, Laramie, KRUGH, John Adam. Charles V. Krugh, RHEA, Harry Raymond.. Bryant W. Rhea, *Wyo. 3613 Central Street, Kansas City, Mo. 1415 West Central Avenue, Albuquerque, HARRIS, Charles. Tom Jones, 114 South OTEY, Basil R. John Otey, Thermopolis, N. Mex. Novales Street,, Tulsa, Okla. Wyo. RICE, Dorsey D. Mrs. Alphronia Rice, HEN Y, Frank F. Mrs. Susan Henry, 638 RICH, Kenneth Fletcher. Mrs. Adenna Miller Downings, Richmond County, Va. Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rich, 800 South Haisted Street, Chicago, RICHARDS, John T. William Richards, 555 HIERlS, Jack. Alonzo L. Iirres, Pompano, Iioye Avenue, Akron, Ohlo. Fla. SCIX^(JLZE, Benedict I. Heqry A. Schulze, SIRP, Homer C. Mrs. Mary Sharp, Brice, HOLM, John R. Mrs. Sophia Holm, Kerman, 4563 Wichita Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Mo. Cad. VAN DE GRAAFF, Coleman H. A. S. Van SUSCARAGE, Joseph. Mrs. Rose Suscarage, HOPKINS, Charles William. Mrs. George do Graaff, 1305 Greenboro Avenue, Tus- 506 West Columbus.Street, Shenandoah Pa Ross, 1220 East Thirteenth Street, Sedalia, caloosa, Ala. SWIFT, Howard. Mrs. Anna M. Swift, 2361 Mo. WILLINGIAM, John Davis. William Bay- East Cumberland Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JACOBS, Hamilton E. Mrs. Susan Jacobs, nard Willingham, 703 Piedmont Avenue, TURNER, Grover 0. George W. Turner, Bidseye, Ind. Atlanta, Ga. Frisco, Tex. JOHNSON, Alfred. Arne Johnson, Winger, MoDONOUGH, Thomas F. Mrs. Blanche TURNER, Walter. David Turner, Harris- Minn. Earle McDonough, 520 North Nell Street, burg, Ill. JOHNSON, Charles Edwin. Engebret H. Champaign, Ill. TUTHILL, Reginald H. Mrs. R. H. Tuthill, Johnson, Westby, Wis. MHCEY, Harold G. Mrs. Zoe S. McKey, 854 care of Mrs. A. A. Golding, Mill River, JOHNSON. Robert. Thomas Johnson, Bot- Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Ill, Mass. tineau. N. Dak. MURPHY, James C. Mrs. William Murphy, VERDEGAN, Anton. Charles Verdegan, 1503 JOIHNSON, Thomas H. Bert Duncan, route 3, Dassell, Minn. Willow Street, Green Bay, Wis. Sapulpa, Okla. WITHERS, Loris A. Mrs. Fleurette R. WALKER, Henry P. William H. Walker, R. KEEnVER. James D. James E. Keever, Dills- Withers, 408 Riverside Drive, New York, P. D. 4 Ellijay, Ga. bore, N. C.. N. Y. WASHIN KIE, Andrew. Atney Washinskie, KENT, Ross B. Burton Kent, Vergennes, Vt. SERGEANTS. 138 East Polar Street, Shenandoah, Pa. KING, John T. Mrs. Catherine King, 418 WEILOI, Walter. Prank Weiloh, 1441 Au- Yates Avenue, Grafton. I. Va. CANNING, Charles. G. John Canning, R. F. gust Street, Chicago, Ill, KOSTOY, John. Lowen Kostoy, 140 East D. 4, Oklahoma City, Okla. WITHERS, John Martin. J. S. Withers, Tenth Street, Now York, N. Y. CARSON. Elden R. Mrs. Allee Carson, Van- care of Cotton Platform, Charlotte, N. Car. KRUG, George A. George Krug, R. F. D. 3, dalla, Ill. WOOD, Edward G. Rollo Wood, 305 Grand Russell, Kans. DAVID Homer Soloman. Soloman David, Avenue, Muskegon, Mich. KRUPP, Albert. Benidick Krupp, New Athens, 452 Mlasterson Avenue, Fort Wayne, Ind. WORDEN, Arlo. Alonso Worden, R. F. D. 2, Ill. LAWSON, Hassel R. Cornelius A. Lawson, box 118, Gregory, Mich. LARSON, Oscar. Mrs. Ida Johnson, Rush- Bridgeport, W. Va. WRIGHT, Ellsworth E. Mrs. Mary Wright, ford, Minn. MAHAR, James P. John Mahar, Central 234 Charles Street, Painted Post, N. Y. LEACH, William B. Mrs. Bridget YOUNG, George John. Dan Young, Oconto Leach, 251 MORN), John F. W. A. - Moran, 63 Van Green Street, Albany, N. Y. Dine Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. Falls, Wis. LEE. John. William S. Lee, Hickory Ridge, ADAMS, Harry A. Mrs. Sarah Park, 2211 Ark SHERWOOD, Charles H. Charles 0. Sher- Bridge Street, Frankford, Philadelphia, LEESE, wood R. F. D. 2, Portsmouth, Va. Pa. Walter F. Mrs. Walter Leese, 829 STEPHJENS, Claud J. Mrs. Wolf Walter, Washington Street, Reading, Pa. Gerge, fMont. ABEGG, Joseph A. Albert Abegg, 1507 Park LEGGETT, Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Robert M. C. W. Ash, MeCrory, THORNE, Donald. Rufus P. Thorne, Sol- Ark. Home, Leavenworth, ABNEY, Lige. Henry Abney, Coalgate, Okla. LEGNINI, Filideo. Nicholas Legnini, 663 diers' Kans. ADAMSON, Leo A. James Adamson, R. F. D. FORD, Hadley C. Hadley Ford, Evergreen Crecent Avenue, Now York, N. Y. Place. Ridgewood, N. J. 1, St. Claire, Mich. LEIFESTE, Julius P. Alvin Leifeste, Mason, ALLEN, Miller. Mrs. F. W. Allen, 300 South HERSPERGEt, Charles Joseph. Mrs. Ella Per. ifersperger, 2445 Liberty Street, Erie, Pa. Tremont Street, Kansas City, Kans. LEONARD, Will J. Thomas T. Leonard, ANDERSON, Edward. MARTIN, James A. Mrs. Mary H. Martin, Andrew E. Anderson, Brehmes Lane, Raspeburg, Md. Lvnville, Tenn. 4417 Calumet Avenue, Chicago, Ill. LEVIN, ANDREUCI, Francisco. Adolph Moretta, Karl Xwulon. Abraham Levin, 71 DEAR, Bandini. Parker Dear, Huntington Vienna Ptreet, Rochester, N. Y. Beach, Cal. Braddock, Pa. LINDFORS, ARATA, Antonio. Charles Orado, 2520 Alton Arne. Chalmer Palmrose, 834 EVANS, Daniel Tyler. L. N. Evans, Chitte- Place, Far Rockaway, N. Y. Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. nango Station, N. Y. BARRETT John B. Edward B. Barrett, Wounded Slightly. LONG, David F. Mrs. Mary Long, Lebanon, Selma, Ark. Pa. BIALOUR8KI, Adam. Stanley Bialourski, CAPTAINS. MOAN, James Patrick. Mrs. Mary O'Hal- 1966 Evergreen Avenue, Chicago, Ill. loran, 458 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BISHOP, Waldo F., Jr. Waldo F. Bishop, sr., DANIELS, Robert Whiting. Prof. A. L. Dan- MURPHY, Daniel J. Richard Murphy, Adams, Watkins, N. Y. iels, 49 Mansfield Avenue, Burlington, Vt. Wis. BLOSSER, Zola Reed. H. H. Blosser, R. F. WEISGERBER, Arthur L. Mrs. Clara Ena O'IARA, John Louis. Miss Mary O'Hara, 518 D. 3, Fredericksburg, Ohio. Weisgerber, care of D. J. Brethour, Green, North Division Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. BOGIANGES, Thiefolo S. Mrs. Angelo Bogi- Kans. PRATT, Charles Halleck. Riley A. Pratt, anges, 739 North Broad Street, St. Louis, KEAN, John. Hamilton F. Kean, 5 Nassau 1221 Avenue A, Flint, Mich. Street, New York, N. Y. SIMPSON, Dexter. Samuel Simpson, High- Mo. Knoxville, Tenn. BOLIN, James S. Robert P. Bolin, Wade, LIEUTENANTS. land Drive, Okla. SMITHERS, John F. Mrs. Mary Lowe, BROWD, William L. Mrs. Catharine Browd, LA BUHN, Edmond. Mrs. Frances La Bubn, Smokey, Tenn. 601 West One hundred and fiftieth Street, 863 Joseph Campau Avenue, Detroit, Mich. STEVENS, Matt Leon. Mrs. Charlotte Ste- New York, N. Y. ROGERS, Nathaniel J. N. J. Rogers, 31 vens, Waconsta. Mich. BRUNSLIK, James. Mrs. Jessie Brunslik, Wilson Street, Montgomery, Ala. TWIGGER, William Howard. Mrs. Jane 966 West Nineteenth Street, Chicago, Ill. SCHUH, Carl A. Mrs. Edna M. Schuh, 226 Twigger, 2615 Fairview Avenue, Fairhaven, BTJFULINO, Frank. Joseph Depan, 1276 East Twelfth Street, Cairo, Ill. Pa. Thirteenth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. AUSTERMAN, Richard W. Mrs. R. W. Aus- WISE, Garth Allen. Mrs. Mary Panyard, 210 BUMMER, Adolph 0. Mrs. George Grabowv- terman, Loyal, Wis. East South Street, Fostoria, Ohio. ski, 116 North Front Street, Mankato, Minn. BECKER, Oswald Fred. Henry F. Becker, ANDERSON, Carl W. Mrs. Anna Anderson, BURMEISTER, Walter' George. Henry Bur- Af. D., The Temple Building, Danville, Ill. 3428 Beach Avenue, Chicago, Ill. meister, 1393 Fifth Street, Milwaukee, Wls. FOGARTY, Roy H. Edward E. Cox, Stark ANDERSON, Gustave A. Mrs. Sophie Ander- BUTLER, Arthur W. Mrs. Minnie Gauda, 222 Avenue, Dover. N. H. son Nanuet, N. Y. Fredriclka Street, North Tonawanda, N. Y. HOLLINGSWORTH, Thomas E. T. E. Hol- ARMSTRONG, John. Mrs. Catherine C. ArXI- CAMPBELL William L. William L. Camp- lingsworth, 1085 Prince Avenue, Athens, strong, 270 West One hundred and fifty- bell, Cryshal Springs, Ark. Ga. third Street, New York, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BEAU, Harry 0. Mrs. Mary A. Beau, 417 BIBB, Robert B. George R. Bibb, Belmont, KING, Lewis. Mrs. Katherine E. King, 1207 Holland Street, Erie, Pa. Chrlottesville, Va. Garfield Avenue, Middletown, Ohio. BROSNAN, Timothy P. P. J. Brosnan, 37 BUCHAN, Edwin L. Mrs. Mary Buchan, 532 KOLINEK, Alvin. John Kolinek, R. F. D. 1, North Parkside Avenue Chicago, Ill. West Pirst Street, Spencer, Iowa. box A, Kenedy, Tex. BROWN, Tracy. Mrs. qettie Brown, Mill CALLENDER, Raymond L. Mrs. Laura E. KOPF, Jacob. Miss Minnie Stalter, 1715 Street, Corinth, N. Y. Callender, 422 Asquith Street, Baltimore, North Twelfth Street, Sheboygan, Wis. CALDER, Eben M. Mrs. Bathie B. Calder, MId. LEE, Henry H. William F. Lee, Morrison, 4125 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo. CARROLL, George A. Mrs. Florence C. Okl. COLLINS, Thomas Monroe. Mrs. Catherine Bowie, 1120 Nicholas Avenue, Davenport, LEIGHTON, Hampton R. Mrs. Helena T. Collins, 603 Race Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Iowa. Leighton, 327 West Ocean Avenue, Long COOK, Robert P. William P. Cook, Aitama- DONER, Carl Harrison. Mary Doner, R. F. Beech, Cal. haw, N. C. D. 7, Carlisle, Pa. LUGAR, Frank J. Warrie W. Lugar, R. F. CORNYN, Charles Arthur. Miss Stella Cor. FLOYD, Frank T. Mrs. William Floyd, 807 D. 2, Eagle Rock, Va. nyu, 6739 Reynolds Street, Pittsburgh, Pa St. James Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. LUNDIN, Ernest E. W. Mrs. Mary Lundin, CROCKETT, James M. James G. Crockett GEARY, Joseph M. Mrs. Cathrine Geary, 204 Harrison Street, Batavia, Ill. Pulaski, Va. 151 West Sixty-second Street, New York, McCARTY, William L. Iva Gaby, R. F. D. DIERDORF, Calvin W. George Dierdorf, 4664 N. Y. 3, Argos, Ind. Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, Ill. GEORGE, Charles Leroy. James I. George, MAIN, Isaac C. Mrs. Della Main. 508 East DOANE, Ira Laverne. Yuna Doane, Collins, Whitesburg, Pa. Ash Street, Piqua, Ohio. Ohio. IIARRIM, Amos Nelson. Mrs. Sarah J. Simp- MENG, George W. Mrs. Christian Meng, DONOVAN, Thomas W. Mrs. Violet Sandhill, son, Bridgeport, Ill. 156 Winthrop Avenue, New Haven, Conn. R. F. D. 1, box 149, Auburn, Cal. HILL, Ronel Fremont. Mrs. Walter Hill, MIJUSKOVICII, Krsto. Myusko Mifaskovich, DRENNAN, Odus E. John G. Drennan, Bad- Palmyra, Wis. .Milers. Nev. clif, Tex. HILL, Walter E. Mrs. Sarah E. Meyer, MONTGOMERY, Earl. Mable Hodge, Peoria, DUNKLEY, Frank. Mrs. Mary Dunkley, R. Orchard Farm, R F. D. 8. Media. Pa. Ohio. F D 2 box 88, Lawrence, Kans. McKINNEY, Horace B. Frank McKinney, MORRIS, Thomas E. Mrs. Maggie S. Morris, FRICK, Wiiiiam B. John Frick, 257 Sixty- 8624 East First Street, Tacoma, Iowa. 916 Union Street, Lynchburg, Va. first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARKLAND, Charlie B. Arvin Kyle Mark- NEMAC, John J. Joseph J. Nemac, 2440 GERBR ACHT, William M. Mrs. Louise Ger- land, Shell Creek, Tenn. South Lawndale Avenue, Chicago, Ill. bracht, 428 Cascade Street. Erie, Pa. MARKOVETZ, Martin S. Mrs. Kate Marko- NUCKLES, Walter R. John D. Nuckles, HOFMLLN, William S. Mrs. R. B. Thorough- vetz, Ipswicb, S. Dak. Reusens, Va. hamm, R. F. D., Clayton. Me. OSBORN, Irving L. Louis G. Osborn, 5823 KENT. John F. Mrs. Rauha A. Kent, 141 MEANS, Luvie W. Miss Carrie Means, 1519 Trinity Street, Philadelphia, Pa. West One hundred and twenty-eighth West Green Street, Louisville, Ky. SANDUSKY, Steve. Kasper Kristopp, 815 Street, New York, N. Y. MULVANEY, Garrctt F. Mrs. Mary Mul- Iyons Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. KIEFER, Carl M. J. L. Kiefer, R. F. D. 1, vaney. 133 Sixth Street, Long Island City, SHIELDS, George E. Mrs. F. M. Shields, 773 Massillon, Ohio. N. Y. South Main Street, Leeminster, Mass. MARR, George M. Mrs. Mable Smith, 1847 ROMAINE, Egbert. Jacob S. Romaine, 66A STANTON, Edger. Hugh C. Stanton, Dillon, Santa Maria Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Williams Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. S. C. MOONEY, Thomas H. Miss Anna E. Mooney, RUSSELL, Ray Cecil. Loren Russell, Sol- TURNEY, Charles E. William P. Turney, 437 765 Elm Place, Peekskill, N. Y. dier, Kans. Guy Street, Jeannette, Pa. MURPHY, Shepard. Mamie Murphy, 307 SEIKEL Edwin H. Mrs. Florence Terrett, WITHERSPOON, Eugene. Miss Elsie Wither- South Wilson Street, Rock Hill. S. C. 1320 Irnold Avenue NW., Canton, Ohio. spoon, Foreston, S. C. NRORCROSS, Raymond S. Mrs. Lena S. Nor- SIMON, Frank F. Mrs. Theresa Simon, 1923 WOOD, John D. Anson D. Wood, 916 Fif- cross, 128 Westmond Avenue, Iaddonfield, North Monticello Avenue, Chicago, Ill. teenth Street, Lynchburg, Va. N. J. SNYDER, Jesse R. Albert J. Snyder, 27 Kent YOUNG, Arthur J. James Young, Urbana, ORTH, Carl. John Orth, 156 Bay State Road, Street, Akron, Ohio. Ohio. Boston, Mass. WOLVERTON, Clarence. Mrs. Anna Woalet, YOUNGLING, Henry W., Jr. Miss Estelle REUSS, George A. George Reuss, 13 K Ave- 412 North Fourth Street, Terre Haute, Ind. Youngling, 615 West One hundred and nue, Anacortes, Wash. WYCHE, Harry J. James A. Wyche, Lafay- thirty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. RIPPIER, Edwin B. Mrs. Eleanor Rippler, ette, Ala. ARTHUR, James T. Mrs. Maria Arthur, 2906 43 Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. BENSON, Earl G. Mrs. Fern Benson, 64 1lli- F Street, Sacramento, Cal. WIESELER, George. Mrs. Pauline Wieseler, nois Street, Battle Creek, Mich. ASH, Patsey. Peter Ash, 302 Hanover Street, 611 Thirty-sixth Avenue north, Minneapolis, BOUGHTON, Le Roy H. W. B. Boughton, Boston, Mass. Minn. 922 Gas & Elec. Building, Denver, Colo. AST, Raymond J. Mrs. Antoinette Ast, Gar- YOTHERS, Walter G. Mrs. Edna B. Yoth- BUTELL, Ernest Elmer. Adolphus Butell, denville, N. Y. ers, 745 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. Baldwin, Kans. BARDIN, Marion W. Mrs. Verna Bardin, YOUNG, Baldwin C. Mrs. Dorothy B. Young, CALLIO, John G. Mrs. Anna E. Callio, 214 White, Ark. Huntington, N. Y. Blain Street, Johnstown, Pa. BARGATZE, William H. Antonio Bargatze, CARPENTER, Harry H. Mrs. Annie Hub- 3006 Wellington Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. CORPORALS. bard, 2309 South Hicks Street, Philadel- BECKER, John. Mrs. Elizabeth Becker, box BILLMAN, Charles A. Mrs. Polly Billman, phia, Pa. 883, Jeannette, la. 311 Cleveland Street, Elyria, Ohio. CARROLL, George W. Mrs. Amanda Carroll, BISCOTTO, Marttee. Franco Carlino, 566 BURKE, John F. Mrs. Mary Burke, National 830 South Forrest, Kansas City, Mo. Pond Street, South Braintree, Mass. Park, N. J CHOATE, Augustine K. Dixon J. Choate, De BISHOP, Reuben. Mrs. Martha Bishop, R. F. CASEY, MichaeL Mrs. Michael Flaherty, 443 Queen, Ark. D. 3, Hancock, Md. West Forty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. DALTON, William D. Peter D. Dalton, Black- BRONOW, Samuel. Aba Bronow, 745 Massa- LALLI, Giuseppe. Frank larocci, 17 Everett Stone, Va. chusetts Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. HAIGHT, Burl J. Fred F. Haight, Peterson, CALHOUN, Horace. John C. Calhoun, Hor- MARKS, Robert E. Mrs. John Morke, R. F. Iowa. tense. Tex. D. 1, Rudolph, Ohio. HART, Ira Gilbert. Joshua Hart, Cloverdale, CARTER. Samuel G. Mrs. George P. Carter, MARSH, Vincent A. Elvin Marsh, 24 Me- Mich. R. F. D. 3, Staunton, Va. chalnic Street, Somerville, N. J. HENNIG, Ernest 0. Mrs. Marie G. Hennig, CA SH, Norris D.' Mrs. Eva A. Cash, general QUINN, Harry B. Mrs. J. Ouinn, 4815 128 Arlington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. delivery, Greenun, Ill. Princeton Avenue, Chicago, 111. HILL Joseph Frederick. James Henry Hill, CAVE, Lynn M Mrs. Ella G, Cave, R. F. D. RJPPLE, Harry G. Mrs. Olff F. Ripple, box 1608 Texas Avenue, Flint, Mich. 2. Stanley. Vs. 88. Unity, Pa. KAVANAGH, James E. Mrs. Samuel Kava- CLEVENGER, Harry H1. Elias Clevenger, Pel- RUSH, Jaimes C. Philip Rush, Duke Street nacb. 148 National Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 7er. S. C. Extended. Alexandria, Va. KOWALSKI, Anton V. Mrs. Mary Kowalski CRONE. Clarence N. Mrs. Martha N. Crone, SZAROLETTA. John Lawrence. Mrs. Mary 3151 South Racine Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 210 Race Street, Middletown, Pa. Szaroletta. Ontonagon, Mich. KRUGER, Henry. Charles Kruger, 611 DALE. John. Mrs. Ellen Dale, Elka Park, KIMBROUGH, William R. John Kimbrougb, Ko9ciusko Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. Y. - Aspen Hill, Tenn. LOGAN, John T. John A. Logan, 423 Central DALFONS, Domanic. T. B. Thomas, Bedford, KRAUSE, George M. John C. Krause, 1812 Avenue Albany, N. Y. Vs. Broadway Street, Everett, Wash. LOGAN, Michael. Martin Logan, 287 Raddi DALTON, James V. James Dalton, 200 East LAWSON, John. Mrs. Abner T. Lawson, New Street, Long Island City, N. Y. Ninety-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Eloomfleld, Mo. McCARTNEY, Joseph S. Boyd F. McCartney, MUSICIANS, McCARNS, Warren Arthur. Mrs. Emile Me 305 Broad Street, Washington Pa. Carns, 5146 Ogden Street, Philadelphia. Pa FAGAN, William J. Mrs. E. E. Wiley, 5841 MILLER, Walter. Scott Miller, 927 Leeson MICHAEL, Emery B. Mrs. Mary L. Michael, Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Avenue, Van Wert, Ohio. ,R. F. D. 2, Mount Solon, Va. FERRO. Michael. Frank Marucci, 608 West LAUDERDALE. Kenneth Lee. Edwin T. MILLER, John E. Mrs. John Miller, Lom- Sixteenth Street, Erie, Pa. Lauderdale, Greenwood Drive, Grove City, bard, IlL. FRALICK, Ransler Christie. George Henry Pa. RANEY, Richard. Miss Ethel Raney, 16 Fralick. 219 North Seneca, Wichita. Kans. BUGLERS. Seeley Street, Paterson, N. J. GALLMORE, Elmer F. Mrs. George Wagner, SHEARER, John F. John Shearer, 315 Third Columbus Grove, Ohio. MABIE, Dorr J. Mrs. Anna Mable, Fulton- Street, Cnemaugh, Pa. HANSEN, Max R. Mrs. Marie N. Hansen, Ville, N. Y. SHELTON, Burley C. Mrs. W. H. Shelton 615 East Seventh Street, Plainfield, N. J. YOST. Frederick Daniel. Mrs. Kate Yost, LaFayette Park, Norfolk, Va. HARDESTY, Standley Edward. Edward .i4) Edson Street, Buffalo, N. Y. SMITH, George A. Mrs. Lucy J. Smith, Hardesty, Yates Center, Kans. KINDRED. James R. Mrs. Ella R. Kindred, Crabtree, la. HARRIER, Harry Leslie. Richard G. Har- Denton, Tex. THOMAS,' James S. Robert L. Thomas, rier. North Bend Nebr. BISCOE, William. Mrs. Marguerite McGuire, Stephensburg, Ky. HOCKERSMITI, darroll F. John P. Hock- 228 North Linwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. WITT, Clifton A. Russell W. Witt, Yates ersmith, Shippensburg, Pa. DALLAS, Mathew. Mrs. Millie Dallas, Pax- Center, Kans. KEATING, William J. Mrs. Mary E. Kent- Ville, S. C. BAMBERG, Lewis S. Mrs. Katherine Bam- ing, 200 East Twenty-fifth Street, Chey- LENZ, John F. Mrs. Mary Lenz, 391 St. berg. Kingfisher, Okla. enne, Wyo. Johns Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. BARKSDALE, Alfred H. Mrs. Nanni6 Barks- KELLY, Ted K. Mrs. E. J. Kelly, Lancas- SCHMIDT, Stanley A. Mrs. H. F. Stock, 212 dale, Durmid, Lynchburg, Va. ter, S. C. East Avenue, Waukesha, Wis. 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING THOMPSON, George H. Charles H. Thomp- DAVIS, Bernard G. Mrs. Olive L. Clayton, OLSON, George Martin. Jorgen Olson, Ells- son, 14 Dartmouth Street, Worcester, Mass. Harrison, Va. worth, Iowa. DEL VECCHIO, Angelo. Pasquale Leons, OTIS, Roy A. Mrs. Mary Otis, Paul Smiths, MECHANICS. 802 Moon Street, Philadelphia, Pa. N. Y. ARKENBURG, Ralph E. Alonzo Arkenburg, DESALVO, Giuseppe. Dominic Demaro, 153 RICHARDSON, Leon C. Mrs. Lulu Richard- 12 South Cedar Street, Geneva, Ohio. Dante Place Buffalo, N. Y. son, 421 Lake Street, Fort Worth, Tex. HEISEY, Henry C. George M. Heisey, Avon, DICE, Louis k. Mrs. JosephIne Dice, 527 RICHARDSON, William. James H. Richard- Lebanon County, Pa. East Fifth Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. son, 263 Braddock Street, Turtle Creek, Pa. KERSTETTER, Russell W. Mrs. J. D. Ker- DONOHUE, Thomas. Mrs Catherine Dono- SPELLMAN, Porter R. Mrs. Mary Spellman, stetter, Wooster, Ohio. hue, 532 Jefferson Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 415 Court Street, St. Joseph, Mich. KNOX. William H. Mrs. Matilda Knox, DONOVAN, John J. Mrs. Annie Faneuf, 6 WIDELL, Bert L. Swan 0. Widell, 215 Sev- Romerton, Ariz. Ward Street, Lynn, Mass. enth Street, Rockford, Ill. SWIT, Frank. Jacob Palapehok, 405 High- FERGUSON, Lucas B. Mrs. Margaret Fergu- ZIMMER, John T_ Mrs. Gertrude Zimmer, land Avenue, Warren, Ohio. son, Winston-Salem, N. C. 105 Leah Street, Utica, N. Y. WEST, Ortello. Frank S. West, Otsego Ave- FERGUSON William. Claude C. Ferguson, ADKINS, Orlando. Peter Adkins, Pioneer, nue. Coshoeton, Ohio. Laurens, . C. Tenn. MARCHINO, Neal H. Mary Marchino, 029 FERGUSON, William. Claude C. Ferguson, ANDERSON, Andrew. Andy Anderson, Free- Barnett Street, Vincennes, Ind. Paoll, Ind. man, S. Dak. HIGGINS, John L. Mrs. Agnes Higgins, 132 FINNEY, Charles. Henry W. Finney, 3032 ANDERSON, Clemens K. A. Mrs. Anna L. Forty-second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. . ThIrty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Anderson, 212 Jackson Avenue, Warren, Pa. MULL, John C. John Mull, Payne, Ohio. GASKINS, Vance E. Joseph F. Gaskins, APPLEBY, Robert Charles. Mrs. Robert C. OWENS, Ben H. Ben H. Owens, 400 East Canton, Doddridge County, W. Va. Appleby, 605 North Jefferson Street, Mount Maple Street,,Johnson City, Tenn. GAWKOSKI, Mike. Andriska Gukowska, 679 Union, Pa. COOKS. Mitchell Street, Detroit, Mich. ARMSTRONG, Alfred. Jake Armstrong, R. GROVES, Oda L. Mrs. Cqra Groves, Dusk, KNIGHT, Thomas H. James M. Knight, R. F. F. D. 4, Church Hill, Tenn. W. Va. AUER, Louis V. John Auer, R. F. D. 3, Con- D. 3, Waurika, Okla, HALES, Wiley. George Hales, Pinckney, Tex. GILLESPIE, Harold J. Mrs. Carrie Gillespie, nelsville, Pa. HAMILTON, Michael C. George Hamilton, J. Miss Margaret Bacon, R. F. D. 1, Wallkill, N. Y. Hill Side Place, Kearny, N. J. BACON, Richard JACOBS, Harry L. William C. Jacobs, 2034 506 West Fifty-first Street, New York, N. Y. HANCOCK, Lester J. Mrs. Eugenia B. Han- E. Mrs. Jennie Baney, R. 11uyt Avenue, Everett, Wash. cock, 1514 South Main Street, Anderson, BANEY, Howard KENNY: William E. Mrs. Mollie K. Martin, F. D. 5, St. Louis, Mo. S. C. BARR, Isreal. Benjamin Barr, 320 Kosciusko box 33, Homing, Okla. HENDERSON, Emmett. Mrs. Maggie Hender- DELL, Lloyd C. Alvin C. Wetherbee. 305 Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. son, Lanett, Ala. Mrs. Belle Bartow, 218 South Mead Street, St. Johns, Mich. HILLIARDS, Eddie W. Jacob F. Hilliards, BARTOW, Charles L. SPAULDING, Leo T. Mrs. Mary Spaulding, Stanley, Va. South Hickory Street, Pana, Ill. 106 Orange Street, Bloomfield, N. J. BECIIELM, Earl W. Mrs. Louise Beckhelm, HOPP, Jacob, jr. John Ilopp, box 307, 322 South Schuyler Avenue, Kankalke, Ill. WAGONERS. Odessa, Wash. Barnet. Mrs. Ada Zaref, 1480 Wash- HUTTNER, William J. Mrs. Anna Huttner, BEDER, BROWN, Samuel T. Mrs. Mary Brown, 253 ington Avenue, New York, N. Y. 108 West Thompson Street, Philadelphia, Ijear, R. F. D. 5, Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pa. BEER, Emerson F. L. M. CUNNINGHAM, Delvern F. George Cunning- Bucyrus, Ohio. ham, R 2, Kane, Pa. JONES, Frederick D. Mrs. Myra C. Jones, BROOM, Allen. Mrs. Sarah Broom, Glen- KNOX, Glen. Cassius Knox, Painesville, 644 North Forty-seventh Street, West Phil- ville, N. C. Ohio. adelphia, Pa. BUNN, Claude. Wilson L. Bunn, R. F. D. 2, KEENE, Joseph B. Bernard Keene, R. F. D. Summit, Ga. CHAUFFEUR. 1, Batesville, Ind. CALDARONO, Agusto. Patsy Pitt, box 141, ARMISTEAD, Richard H. Mrs. Oribia V. KERR, Joseph A, Walter Lorenz, 2605 Eighth Blackfield, Pa. Armislead, 1551 Peabody Avenue, Memphis, Avenue, New York, N. Y. CALECA, Jerome. Josephine Nurand, 30 iv- Tenn. KESSLER, William F. Mrs. Amelia. Kessler, ington Street, New York, N. Y. PRIVATES, 84 Zittle Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CALLWOOD, James F. Samuel Callwood, AMODIO, Pietro. Rosie Michiell, 25 Patch KIVERNES, Olger Arthur. Mrs. Ole Kivernes, 5334 Trent Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. Street, Danbury, Conn. Howard, S. Dak. CAMPBELL, Charles B. Mrs. Effie Campbell, ARMAGANAC, Albert. Jobn Armaganae, 703 KROBAUGH, Lco. Mrs. Sara Krobaugh, 703 7500 Dixon Street, Swissvale, Pa. Bourbon, New Orleans, La. Braddock Avenue, Braddock, Pa. CAMPBELL, Walter Winifred. Mrs. Mary J. ARMSTRONG, Isaac L. George Armstrong, KROPP, Charles H. Mrs. Augusta Kropp, 348 Campbell, 808 Remington Avenue, Fort Col- Riverton, Ill. Nineteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. lins, Colo. AUSTIN, Herman. Mrs. Jennie Cornwall, KRUG, Edward A. Mrs. Emma Krug, 257 CASTEEL, Ralph M. Mrs. Emma Casteel, R. 10. 1). 5, South Richmond, Va. Division Street, Grantwood, N. J. R. F. D. 3, Cumberland Md. BARNETT, Cecil E. Mrs. John Barnett, KURZM1AN, Abraham. Samuel Kuraman, CATRON, Martin L. J. S. Catron, R. F. D. Pittsburg Landing, Tenn. 1821 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 2, Chatham Hill, Va. BARRETT, Cornelius T. Mrs. John Cough- KU3YKENDALL, William. Alfred B. Kuyken- CAWARD, George D. George L. Caward, Co- lin. 347 East Fifty-first Street, New York, dall, Brooksville, Fla. . hocton, N. Y. N. Y. LA DELLA, Herman. Anna -4nappers, 1111 CLOW, Albert. George H. Clow, R. F. D. 1, BEDARD, Edmund. Mrs. Sarah G. Bedard, Douglas Avenue, Kalamazoo, Mich. Sherrodsville, Ohio. 76 Wellington Street, Fall River, Mass. ASPROS, Nick. James Serris, 56 South CLYBURN, Frank. Mrs. Fannie Clyburn, Ker- BIBEE, Clifton. Mrs. Myrtle T. Bibee, H. F. Twelfth Street, Alleghany, Pa. shaw, S. C. D. 2, Springfield, Tenn. BEVELACQUA, Samuel. Mrs. II. Bevelacqua, COOPER, Plez. Andrew Cooper, South Ports- BOOTiIE. Charles S. Mrs. Charles S. Boothe, 260 Arlington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. mouth, IKy. care of H. II. Risk, box 186, Smithfield, BEYETTE, Austin G. Mrs. Peter Beyette, DAVIS, Brainerd. Charles L. Davis, 12 Cuy- Ohio. Bangor, N. Y. ler Avenue, Jeannette, Pa. BOWEN, Leon. Mrs. Lizzie Bowen, Leeville, CALHOUN, Earnest D. John L. Calhoun, DICK, Burniss E. John H. Dick, Independ- Tenn. Memphis, Tex. ence, Iowa. BOWLING, Brodus. Mrs. Mary Bowling, 1516 CICERELLI, John. Dominick Cleerelli, 213 DOBBINS. James J. Mrs. Rogie Ryan, West Carey Street, Richmond, Va. Masonville, Iowa. East Tenth Street, New York, N. Y. Rich- BROWN, Ralph, Mrs. Alice Brown, R. F. D. ,CONSIIRUCK, Nicklous. John Consbruck, u- DONI, John Francis. John Doil, 1704 1, Joppa, Tenn.I niata, Adams County, Nebr. mond Turnpike, West New Brighton, N. Y. BROWNE, Stuart Campbell. Herbert Steven COOMBE, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Coombe, FIELDS, John. Mrs. Nellie Fields, Tahlequah, Browne, Greenville, Ill. 13 Railroad Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. Okla. BURDOCK, Martin A. Mrs. Mary Burdock, COONEY, John W. Michael J. Hendrick, FINFROCK, Caleb D. Mrs. Nancy D. Fin- 370 Railroad Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. frock, 13 East Lee Street, Hagerstown, Md. 646 Sixtieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. B. Fulk, BURGUND, Lawrence J. Mrs. Burgund, 55 Jesse Dobbs, 216 Mar- FULK, James B. Mrs. Fannie Wandell Avenue, Stapleton, N. Y. DOBBS, Nelson. Miss Bloomingdale, Tenn. ket Street, Paterson, N. J. Benjamin Cornelius. Mrs. Roxana BTRKE, William. Arthur Richard, Lake DOWNARD, Vollie, Mrs. Lucy Downard, GALVIN, City, S. Dak. Street, 'Washington Court Galvin, Fort Scott, Kans. BUSICK, Vernon M. Charles W. Busick, 436 1111 East Temple HOOD, Robert M. Mrs. Jessie E. Hood, Fill- South Pine Street, Lima, Ohio. House, Ohio. more. Cal. DOWE, Flurry A. Mrs. Rose C. Dowe, 605 Hooks, R. F. D. 5, BUTI, Charley. Mrs. Louis Buti, 1051 For- Avenue, Montgomery, Ala. HOOKS, Hovey. Burtlett rest Avenue, Lima, Ohio. Madison Bishopville. S. C. DOWNS, Robert L. Henry E. Downs, Coffee R. F. CASEY, George. Mrs. Emma Casey, 311 West S IIUELSON, Adolph. Ranolph Huelson, Twenty-sixth Street, Chicago, III. igAlai.6 D. 3, Holton, Ind. HOSIN Willam J. Samuel J. Hoskin, 363 Wilson. John P. Jones, Flat Fork, CENTRELLA, James, Lorenzo Centrella, 221 Beauferte Avenue, Santa Cru, Cal JONES, West One hundred and twentieth Street, Mrs. Mary R. Knott, W. Va. New York, N. Y. KNOTT. Nicholas E. JOHNSON, Benjamin R. Miss Flora Green, Cordova, Md. SE., Washington, D. C. CIVIAN David. Mrs. Emma Freeman, 52 385 Lis- 1023 Fourth Street Shnortloff Street, Chelsea, Mass. LIMOSANO, Luigi. Frank Parratti, KEARNS, John A. Mrs. Tessie Kearns, 205 COHEN, Louis. Benjamin Cohen, 822 Fifth bon Street, Lewiston, Me. Halleck Avenue, New Haven, Conn. MANUEL, Timothy C. Thomas Manuel, KILLIAN, Roy. William Killian, Marquand, Ax enue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Platteville, Wis. CORBETT, Benjamin. Miss Susanna Corbett, Marenga, 403 Mo. 22' Read Street, Charleston, S. C. MARENGA, Frank. Anton KING, Harold J. Mrs. Liza A. King, R. F. D. CORLMf, Benjamin, Mrs. Lillian M. Corum, Western Avenue, North Side, Pittsburgh, 3. box 104A. Ludington, Mich. lillsboro, Ala Pa. KING, Verlin P. Mrs. Matte E. King, Piney CROMACK, Walter. John Cremack, 186 MORRIS. Chester A. Mrs. Teresa Morris, Flats, Tenn. Hughes Street, Swoyesville, Pa. 1030 Jackson Avenue, New York, N. Y. KINSELLA, Albert Francis. Mrs. Margaret CRONINGER, Walter 0. Mrs. Del Earl, R. F. MYERS, Allen S. Eugene S. Myers, 1016 Mary Kinsella, 2500 Devoe Terrace, New D. 3, Penfield, Mich. Greene Street, Altoona, Pa. York, N. Y. CURTIS, George J. B. P. Curtis, 323 St. NUNLEY. Jesse F. Mrs. Julia C. Nunley, LANG, Floyd H. Isaac T. T. Lang, Childress, Marys Avenue, Plainsfield, N. J. Dana, Kanawha County, W. Va. Va. DAUGHERTY, Cyrus W. Laura Daugherty, OBERG, John E. Miss Emelia Oberg, 648 LEE. Robert Dane. W. D. Lee, Grandeeville% Seneca, Pa. Sheridan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Roane County, W. Va. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING LEE, William Harvey. A. B. Lee, Bay Port, TAYLOR Clarence Edward. Charles Oscar ALBRIGHT, Charles. Mrs. James Albright, Mich. Taylo Smetport, Pa. Myersdale, Pa. LEVY, Ilyntan. Samuel Levy, 323 East One THOMPSON, Walter C. Mrs. Eddie Thomp- ANDERSO , Charles Bernard. Henry A. An- hundredth Street New York N. Y. son, 07 Clendennin Itreet, Charleston, erson ew, W. Va. LYNCH, Patrick i. John f. Lynch, St. W. Va. ANDER N Earl M. Ulysses A. Anderson, Malachie County, Dorchester, Province of THOMPSON, William M. W. R. Thompson, . F. D. 1, Hopkins, Mo. Quebec, Canada. 41 Fred Street, Lowell, Mass. ARBUCKLE, Roal S. Mrs. James Arbuckle, McCORMACK, Thomas. Michael McCormack, Morrie, Joe Lott, Bruston, Pa. 005 North 83oand Street, Salt Lake City, 328 West Twenty-first Street, New York, VAENTAN N.Y. WACKER, 1 rank A. Henry Wacker, sr., 112 Hobicht Street, Johnstown, Pa. ATHUR, Beanie. Mrs. Josephine Arthur, McCLAIN, Charles B. Mrs. Mary McClain, WADDELL, George G. Albert W. Waddell, Durham, N. C. Millersburg, Ohio. AUGUSTYNIAK, Michael. Stanley Augusty- Gregory. Mrs. Nora Lacey, Newton Ill. McDONNELL, WEISS, laarry. Mrs. Molly Tendler, 163 niak, 212 Leopere Street, Bufalo, N. Y. 107 Ann Street, Homestead, Pa. East Ninety-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. BULLINGTON, Leonidas L. Mrs. Mary E. McGUIRE, Thomas J. Miss Mary McGuire, WENRICH, Ralph A. Allen Plestre, Rexmont, Bullington, 824 Jefferson Street, Danville, 1824 Cusick Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Pa. Va. MARRUSO, Pasquale. Mrs. Rose Maranso, WHITEAKEIR, CARROLL, James. Mrs. Katheryn Carroll, 236 North Seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Arthur Elton, Sherman White- Durham Road, N. H. MARTIN, alter R. I D. 8, Cam on, Mo. Arthur P. Walter Martin, box 69, WILIAMIIS, DAIL, Isaac. Mrs. Nels Dahl, Great Falls, Arrington, Va. Wilbur K. Francls M. Williams, Mont. MEIER, Ralph Henry. Mrs. Mary Meler, 5826 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. R. WILSON, Roy. Mrs. Lucida Clayton, DENUZZIA, Michael. Mrs. Eudene Farina, F. D. 2, hay City, Mich. R. F. D. 1368 Sixty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MICHAEL, Samuel R. Henry C. Michael, 1, Nixson, Tenn. DOBRERSTEIN, Rudolph. Mrs. Olga Dans, Mount Solon, Pa. WOOD, William F. Mrs. J. T. Bates, Rocky 1103 Secono Street La Salle, Ill. MICHELSON, Julous 0. Severt Michelson, Face, Ga. GERVASI, Frank. Wrs. Elizabeth Gervasi, Tracey, Minn. ANGER, Lester. Mrs. Ella Anger, 562 East 1327 Wilkins Avenue, New York, N. Y. MIDBOE, Joseph E. Terger 0. Midboe, R. F. One hundred and fifty-eighth Street, New HODAPP Albert. Mrs. Bier Hodapp, It. F. D. 2, Fossten, Minn. York, N. Y. D. 1, iartelso, Ill. LA FLEUR, Willie L. Mrs. Emmy La Fleur, ANSON, Harold B. Mrs. Mary G. Anson, HOVIS, Clarence E. Henry T. Hovis, Dallas, Riverside, Ark. Woodville, Conn. N. C. LAMORA, Charlef A. Mrs. Jennie Lamora, ARCHBELL, Bennie P. Frank Archbell, Ran- HUDLOW, Ruben. Mrs. Anna Hudlow, Iay- 327 North Main Street, Warren, R. I. somville, N. C. den Lake, Idaho. LANGDEN, Cornelius. Mrs. Lizzie Creech, BEYER, Carl J. Fred C. Beyer, 720 Fair- KROEBERI, Arthur A. Mrs. E, Kroeber, 162 Benson, N. C. view Avenue, McKeegport, Pa. Lewis Avenue, Meriden, Conn. LEKNOVICH, Gill. Steve Divedovich, 839 BUTLER, Murry C. s. D. E. Butler, Ma- KRONENBERGER, William. Lucas Kronen- First Street, Kalamazoo, Mich, rengo, Ohio. berger, 38 Wells Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. McCLELLAN, Harry B. Mrs. Sarah McClel- CONROY, William E. Mrs. Mary Flynn, 123 LAMBERT, James R. Martin Lambert, R. lan, Cambridge, N. Y. South Siith Street, La Crosse, Wis. F. D. 1, Hinton, Va. MCDOWELL, Emory E. Nelson McDowell, DUFFY, John J. Mrs. John J. Duify, 1327 McCANN, Elsia Lee. Mrs. Cora Garrelt, 316h Greenwood, Nebr. South Claiborne, New Orleans, La. East Broadway, Alton, Ill. McGIBONEY, James F. Mrs. Maggie Mc- ELLET, Excyrance B. Miss Mamle Ilender- McGARVEY, Charles Joseph. Edward Mc- Giboney, 773-1 Lombard Street, Springfield, son, 2003 Roanoke Avenue, Newport News, Garvev, 2013 North Third Street, Phila- Mo. Va. delphia, Pa. McGINNIS, Merle. Mrs. Anna McGinnis, star ESCHELMAN, Frederick M. Mrs. Mary A. McGURRIN, Martin A. John McGurrin, 616 route, Gallitzin, Pa. Esehalman, 532 Elm Street, Reading, Pat Breech Street, Scranton, Pa. MCGUIRE, John C. Mrs. Huis McGuire, FELICE, Luigi. Salvatore Felice, 223 Abel MARSHALL, Jim. Snyder Marshall, Mary- 240 Caledonia Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Street, Akron, Ohio. town, W. Va. McHARGUE, James 0. John S. Mellargue, FINN, Frank E. Mrs. Mary Finn, It. F. D. 2, MARTINEZ. Manuel D. Mrs. Augustina N. R. F. D. 5, Dadoville, Ala. La Crescent, Minn. Ortega, Walsenberg, Colo. MACKENZIE, Harold Lee. Mrs. Susan Maud FOUSE, Wayne F. Mrs. Annie Fouse, Hyde MILLER, Elred H. Charles Miller, 28h R. F. MacKenzie, Center Street, Dover, Mass. Park, Pa. D., Cos Cob, Conn. MASON, John E. Mrs. Rose Mason, 240 HANSEN, Julius. Mrs. Chris Hansen, R. F. MOTHERWELL, Robert C. Frank C. Mother- North Genesee Street, Utica, N. Y. D. 3, Schaghticoke, N. Y. well, 5230 Vine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MATIN, George. Mrs. N. Harris, 304 East JENSEN, Carl Peter. Mrs. Ingred Jensen, 284 MOYLES, Bernard. Mrs. Rose Moyles, 513 Forty-sixth Street, Portland. Oreg. Main Street, Jamestown, N. Y. York Avenue, Connellsville, Pa. MEACHAM, William T. Mrs. Elizabeth JOBSKY, Bernard. Mrs. Francis Lerch, MYATT, Delbert G. Kendrick H. Myatt, Meacham. Chattanooga, Tenn. 2906A, Cherokee Street, St. Louis, Mo. Dickson, Tenn. METZINGER, Peter J. John Metzinger, BERGERON, Adelard U. Mrs. Camile Ber- O'KANE, William. Mrs. Annie Haughey, 207 Locustdale, Pa. geron, 73 Lynn Street, Lawrence, Mass. Liti Avenue, New York, N. Y. MEYER, Ernest H. Mrs. D. W. Eastman, DUGAN Henry M. Mrs. Mary H. Dugan, 80 OTIS, Eugene C. Mrs. Emma Otis, Male, 12424 St. Clair, Cleveland, Ohio. West Ninetieth Street, New York, N. Y. Wash. MILLER, Thomas A. Mrs. Julia Miller, HOFF, Ole. Mrs. Rigine Pilskog, R. F. D. 1, ROLAND, Paul R. Daniel Roland, 1433 Memphis, Tex. box 8, Blaine, Wash. Muhlenberg, Reading, Pa. MORGAN, Cashus M. Mrs. Dicy A. Morgan, HOFFMAN, Charles H. Henry Hoffman, RUBIN, Louis. Miss Minnie Schwartz, 513 R. F. D. 3, Candler, N. C. South Michael Road, St. Marys, Pa. Siegel Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MUNDAHL, len N. Mrs. Jennie Williams, MORRIS, Robert T. Mrs. Lula Morris, Board SCHWARTZ, Louis A. Mrs. Anna Hughes, Eagle Rend, Minn. Camp, Ark. 1138 Wlatt Street, New York, N. Y. MURRAY, William J. John Murray, Hen- NOLTER, Edward George. Mrs. John Nolter, SCHEUBLE, George W. Mrs. Mary E. derson, Minn. 321 West Mahanoy Avenue, Mahanoy City, Scheuble, 147 South Ninth Street, Brook- NABORS, Henry Oscar. Allen K. Nabors, Pa. lyn, N. Y. Elvins, Mo. RASMUSSEN, Elmer A. Hans Rasmussen, SHEARMAN, Lawrence S. Mrs. Ida G. NURCHES, John. Paul Markos, North Dia- 616*Ffty-first Street, Brooklyn,*N. Y. Shearman, State Road, Williamstown, Mass. nyind Street, Mansfield Ohio. ROTH; John C. John B. Roth, 15 Fisk Ave- SIEVERS, Harry. Mrs. Margaret Sievers, PELLEX, Wasselle. Prock Pellex, Van nue, Winfleld Junction, N. Y. 1142 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Lear, Ky. SENA, Ezequiel. Marselino Sena, Antonchico, MILLER, Edward J.. Mrs. Mary Miller, 600 N. MAex. East Eighteenth Street, New York, N. Y. PESEK, William J. Charley Pesek, R. F. MOORE, Albert J. John William Moore, D. 7, dresco, Minn. SPENCER, Herbert. Charles Henry Spencer, 1441 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio. PETELSKI, Ludyk. Miss Neda Peletosky,, Falun Kans * MORIN, Herbert. John Morin, Blackstone, 3046 Wine Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. VANAR1DALE, George. Mrs. Lizzle Garras, Mass. PETERS, Herman. Mrs. Augusta Peters, 419 Bingaman Street, Reading, Pa. 172 Unionhall Street, New York, N. Y. SIMON, Nathan. Louis Simd, 1643 North MORRIS, John H. Mrs. J. E. Morris, Thomas- ROBERTS, Charles L. Miss Parthenla Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ton. Ga. Roberts, Clarksville, Va. SIMPSON, Linwood R. Mrs. Marion Simpson, MORRISON, Elmer R. James W. Morrison, ROBERTS, William. John Banton Roberts, 430 South Lee Street, Alexandria, Va. 624 East Washington Street, Lebanon, Ind. Chapman Quarries, Pa. SINNOTT, Frank A. Michael Sinnott, 70 MOSELEY, James. Jess H. Moseley, Mose- ROBINSON, Jacob. Mrs. Molinda S. Tay- Bernard Street, Dorchester, Mass leys Junction, Va. lor, Zickle, Ga. SMITH, John Warren. Mrs. Cora Page, 927 MOSIER, Ralph. Wilbert Jackson, R. F. D. RODDY, Patrick. Peter Walkers, 254 Surf .1, Rome, Iowa. Upland Street, Chester, Pa. MUNCIL Avenue, Coney Island, Brooklyn, N. Y. SNYDER, Walter K. Mrs. Ida Snyder, Rich- Edward J. MArs. Johanna Munch, ROUNTREE, William R. William R. Roun- 204 West One hundred and fourteenth mond Street, Fleetwood, Pa. Street. tree, 4733 Cedar Avenue, West Philadel- SOMMERS, Horace A. Louis H. Sommers, New York, N. Y. phia, Pa. Little Rock, Wash. MURRAY, Hugh. Hugh Murray, Havre de SPIETH, Fred. Fred Spieth, R. F. D. Grace, Md. SAWYER, Norman J. Mrs. Cora Sawyer, 2, O'MARA, John L. Mrs. Mary O'Mara, 82 R. F. D. 2, Aurora, Mo. Dorset, Ohio. Cedar Street. Kingston, N. Y. SCHOTT, Carl W. William Schott, East STEINERT, Charles W. Mrs. C. Stelnert, ORLUK, Joseph. Miss Mary Orluk, 28 Rob- Brady, Pa. 6642 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. erts Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SHEEHAN, Michael. John Sheehan, 1 Thomp- STENZEL, John F. Thomas Stenzel, Wells, OWENS, Clarence A. Mrs. Hazel Owens, 808' son Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Minn. Naches Avenue, Yakima, Wash. SHEPPARD, Earle D. Albert Sheppard, 65 SZULIST, Walter. Mrs. Walter Szulist, 135 REFER, Svend. Axel Refer, box 204, Lewis- South Onota Street, Pittsfield, Mass. Sweet Avenue, Buffalo N Y town, Mont. STEINHARDT, Edgar.. Mrs. Rose S. Harris, TOTTEN, Faye A. ilrs. Tillie Totten, RELLER, Milton. William Reller, 2090 756 Home Street, New York, N. Y. Gothenburg, Nebr. Hoyne Avenue, Chicago, Ill. SWINDELL, George W. John P. Swindell, WATERS, Norbet E. John Waters, Myers- RENIER, Joseph Charles. Mrs. Mary Renier, Gum Neck, N. C. ville, Md. 821 Fourth Avenue, Jamestown, N. Dak. TARANTOWICZ, Joseph. John Tarantowicz, WAYMTAN, John Edwin. Ezra Wayman, RENNER, Luther. Mrs. Martha J. Renner, 211 Pancoast Avenue, Throop, Pa. Ringwood, Okla. Stroud, Okla. TARPINIAN, Garo. Arac Tarpinlan, 26 Cot- YOUNG, John Henry. Mrs. Lena W. Y. REULET, Paul. Loas Reulet, St. Patrick, tage Grove Avenue, Highland, Mich. Starks, Eastonollie, Ga. La. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING RHATIGAN, Clarence A. Thomas E. Rhatl- MOULTON, Albert E. Mrs. Lottle A. KOZEL, John Francis. Joseph Kozel, 926 gan, 872 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Schooler, Kennebe S. Dak. Joseph Street, Gallitzin, Cambria County, RILEY, John Edward. Michael McDonaugh, MYERS, Elmer E. Mrs. Ella Myers, R. F. D. Pa. 1 Middagh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2. Greencastle, Pa. JOCKISCH, Julius C. Christ Jocklsch, ROBBINS, Percy R. J. Cleveland Robbins, MYERS, Jerry. Mrs. Mary J. Myers, Branch- Beardstown, Ill. 521 South Warrison Street, Richmond, Va. ville, S. C. KNAB, Harry. Mrs Lily Knab, 28 Queens ROME David Isaac Rome, Rockland, Mass. OLIVER, William F. Mrs. Lillie Belle Oliver, Boulevard, Elmhurst, N. Y. ROSK Kiser. William Rosky, Mount Pleas- R. F. D. 10, Lewisburg, Tenn. KUBI, Mike. Peter KubI, 117 Grant Street, ant, Pa. OLSON, Nels H. Fred Olson, R. F. D. 4, Baltimore, Md. ROSS, Harry D. Newton Ross, R. F. D. 7, Morrison, Ill. LEOPOLD, Frederick L. Mrs. Louisa Leo- Taylorville, Ill. OUZTS, Courtney. Mrs. Elberta Ouzts, Ep- pod, 941 Twenty-sixth Street, Oakland, ROWE, Eby Daniel. Mrs. George Rowe, R. worth, S. C. Ca.. F. D. 3, Hartford, Mich. RODENFELS, Larance A. H. E. Rodenfels, LIEBERMAN, Benjamin. Frank Lieberman, RUSSO, Salvitore. Kuttogire Russo, 2534 3125 Marcy Street, Omaha, Nebr. 220 Clinton Street, New York, N. Y. East Twenty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. ROSAMOND, Clarence Cecil. William James LOCKHART, John I. J. W. Lockhart, Lin- SAPP, Kitt. Mrs. Bessie H. Sapp, care of Rosamond, East Walnut Street, Sherman, nens, Mo. A. Harnagal, Farmington, Iowa. Tex. MASLANKA, Joseph. Walter Maslanka, 1819 SCAGGS, Daniel B. Prudle Scaggs, Avon- SIMON, John. Joe Simon, 1703 South Taylor Iowa Street Chicago II. dale, W. Va. Street. South Bend, Ind. MEARS, Leo V. George H. Mears, 221 East SCHMITT, William C. Mrs. Mabel Goss, 595 SIMONIN, Joseph. Charles Simonin, 1 New Clay Street, Stockton, Cal. North Fourth Street, Newark, N. J. Litchfield, Torrington, Conn. MERCURIO, Salvatore. Inorzeo Mercurio, SCHULKEN, John F. C. Mrs. Malisca F. SIMONS, Charles E. Mrs. Orpha Simons, R. 1125 Chatham Court, Chicago, Ill. Schulken, 1 Cannon Street, Charleston, S. C. F. D. 1, Paulding, Ohio. MIKESELL, Orville L. Mrs. May Mikesell, SEGREAVES, Walter Murray. 'Mrs. Annie SLOCUh\, Burl Alva. Alva Whitman Slocum, 2705 South Franklin Street, Michigan City, Segreaves, 1327 State Street, Schenectady, 931 Third Avenue, Eau Claire, Wis. Ind. N. Y. SPENCER, Thomas B. Mrs. Ethel W. Spen- MINITER, John J. Mrs. Bridget Miniter, SHARP, Bish B. C. W. Sharp, Lee, Fla. cer Gastonia, N. C. New Britain Avenue, Unionville, Conn. SHAW, James. Alfred Shaw, Roundup, Mont. STOALAR, Andrew. Constantine Stohlar, MOON, John H. John T. Moon, Lake Fork, STEIN, Jacob P. Armie Stein, 158 Brewster Defiance, N. Dak. Utah. Street, Detroit, Mich. MOONEY, Paul C. Ora A. Mooney, Main SZYLIN, Beni. Charles Szylin, 258 Chalk- Street, Littleton N H. SULLIVAN, Daniel A. Miss Alice Sullivan, stone Avenue, Providence, R. I. Moore, Mil- 40 Bridge Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. THOM, Harry E. Mrs. Mathilda Thom, 2380 MOORE, Elwood b. Jonathan TATE, Earl A. William H. Tate, 152 Helman Lloyd Street, Milwaukee, Wis. lington, Md. Street, Ashland, Oreg. THOMPSON, Wyatt W. Powhatan Thomp- NEAL, Edward G. Oliver Frank Neal, 1235 TAYLOR, Asbury T. Mrs. Martha Taylor, son, Rice, Va. Thirty-seventh Street, Des Moines, Iowa. Tarboro, N. C. NELSON, Hugo E. Nels F. Nelsofi, Inkster, TIDMORE, Earnest J. Mrs. E. Tidmore, N. Dak. THATCHER, Arthur H. William Thatcher, Moundville, Ala. iRyegate, Mont. NEWMAN, Luster A. William T. Newman, TINKEY, Frank E. Bill Tinkey, North Duane TOWNSEND, Edward J. Mrs. Catherine R. F. D. 1, Taylors Store, Va. Townsend, Prince Bay. N. Y. OLSON, Carl 0. Olaf Olsen, Chemung, Ill. Street, Franklin, Ind. Wladyslaw Veclawik, TIPTON, Ray. James Tipton, route 1, Clinch- VECLAWIK, Waclaw. QUINN, James J. Mrs. Ellen Quinn, Ever- 50 Lemarshire Street, Worcester, Mass. son, Pa, WALTER, George Eugene. Mrs. Minnie Wal- T9I'6PSON, William E. Milton F, Thomp- RYNES, Frank. Mrs. Katherine Rynes, R. ter, 148 Cutter Avenue, Coldwater, Mich. F. D. 3, Church Hill, Tenn. son, 1120 North Milton Avenue, Baltimore, WATSON, Russell C. B. P. Watson, Sandy Md. SAVIGNANO, Angelo. Lawrence Savignano, Level, Va. Booth Street, Needham Heights, Mass. VANHOOSE, llancel. Mrs, Loulsia Vanhoose, WINKING, Feank B. Mrs. Marie F. Winking, SCHADE, Edward J. Mrs. Gertrude Schade, Mingo,. Ky. 314 Maple Street, Quiney, Ill. Center Ridge Road, Rocky River, Ohio. VOLTZ, William R. Mrs. Catherine Cranston, WINKLEY. William H. Mrs. E. Brentt, 924 SCHOENHERR, William E. Emil Schoen- 4700 Sylvan Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mason Street, Everett, Wis. hcrr. 701 Clinton Avenue south, Rochester, WIIIPKEY, George Homer. Mrs. Jerry Reese, WOLCOTT, Walter Samuel. Mrs. Sarah J. N. Y. 728 Main Street, Mount Pleasant Pa. Wolcott, 1019 Buffalo Street, Franklin, Pa. SERGI. Giuseppe. Mrs. Anie Spignola, 261 WIESE, Arthur E. Mrs. Dora Wiese, Wah- ALDRICH, Howard, Mrs. Marella Aldrich, B codlawn Avenue, Massena, N. Y. peton N Dak. box 45, Fargrove, Mich. SNEED, Grover F. Mrs. Iowa Sneed, Sauls- WILDEk, Hudson B. Mrs. May Wilder, 308 ATKINSON, Loy P. Burl Broom, Bone, Ark. bury, Tenn. North Park Street, Aberdeen, Wash. AUGER, Melvin A. Silas Auger, Southbridge SNOW, Harold G. Miss Fannie Snow, 25 WILLINGHAM, Bennie Marion. Mrs. Rettle Street, Auburn, Mass. BWyland Street, Brockton. Mass. Willingham, Antioch, Okla. BASSIO, Michele. Miss Esterina Cordulla, SI ITAL, Nathan. Peretz Spital, 1002 Wood WIMMER, Michael John. Mrs. Michael Wim- 117 Kinmwood Street Morgantown, W. Va. Street, Norfolk, Va. mer 1316 Orchard Street, Milwaukee, Wis. BATTON, lobn. John hatton, Oconee, Ill. STACY, Vernal. Mrs. Nancy G. Stacy, R. V. WINKLER, George. Robert Winkler, Rhod- BTELEMEYER, William. Mrs. Barbara Biele- D. 3, Mulkeytown, Ill. hiss, N. C. meyer, Wadna, Min. STOUT, John R. John R. Stout, R. F. D. 1, WOODY, Wythe B. N. C. Woody, Sugar Grove, BINDER, Walter Carl. Mrs. Kate Binder, Shouns, Tenn. Va. 214 Hazel Avenue, Butler, Pa. TRUNNELL, Lee. Mrs. Jane Trunnell, R. Fe KUSKI, -Paul. Frank Kuski, 8412 North BROWN, Herman. Morris Brown, 602 Mor- D. 6, box 33, Brook Haven, Miss. Philip Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. VALLONE, Pasquale. Michale Pulicarl, ADWIG, Raymond. Mrs. Rosa Ladwig, 117 BROWN, Howard L. Mrs. Grace Rutter, 115 North Glenside, Pa. Twenty-eighth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Steward Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. WASHINGTON, Wilbert. Mrs. Mary Wash- LANNON, William J. Mrs. Elizabeth Lannon, BROWN, Meriitt. Carl H. Bradford, Ware- ington, 1108 Baltic Avenue, Atlantic City, 90 Madison Street, Pittsfield. Mass. mart, Colo. N. J. LAUVER, Robert R. Mrs. Rebecca Condon, BRUNSKI, Joseph G. Mrs. Helen Brunski, WETZEL, Ernest. Joseph Wetzel, 1229 Dick- Clearfield, Pa. Wenona, Ill. son Street, Chicago, Ill. LAYTON, Toby. George W. Layton, Tim- BURNS, James V. Mrs. Margaret Burns, 326 WOLFE, Charles R Mrs. Marie Wolfe, 225 monsville, S. C. East Thirty-first Street, New York N Y. Brackenridge Avenue, Brackenridge, P* LEIGHTON, Thomas. Mrs. Nettie Leighton, CARMICHAEL, Patrick J. Miss Margaret Keller. Wash. rell, 42 Johnston Avenue, Kearny, N. J. LOUDEN, Arthur G. George H. Loude< CATO, Charlie Otto. Daniel Cato, Arab, Mo. SECTION 2, DECEMBE-R 20, 1918. Great Mills, Md. CECIL, Walter Jerome. Cparles Cecil, 122 LOWERY, Thomas C. Frank Lowery, Mount Railroad Avenue, Welston, Ohio. [The deaths reported in this section were Airy, N. t. CEDERGREN, Oscar. Daniel Cedergren, printed in a previous issue of THE OraccIAL LUDY, Lloyd C. Cyrus M. Ludy, R. F. D. 2, Rush City, AIinn. U. S. BULLETIN.] Iagerstown, Md. DAVIS, JamesI. David J. Michael, 15 West The following casualties are reported LYONS, Gerald R. Mrs. Orrilla Bolsen, 1510 Spring Street, Columbus, Ohio. Seventh Street, Superior. Wis. DEPRATO, Richard. Mrs. Betty Thomas, by the commabding general of the Ameri- MoKELVEY, Daniel A. Patrick McKelvey, Somerset, Ky. can Expeditionary Forces: 218 North Fifty-sixth Street, Philadelphia, DEWAR, Percy W. S. Morton R. Cross, 1261 Pa. Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. Wounded Severely. MARION, Roy L. Mrs. Fannie K. Smith, DEWITT, George D. Mrs. Rebecca DeWitt, Goble, Oreg. Eatontown, N. J. LIEUTENANT COLONEL. MARTINEZ, Nicolas. Celso Martinez, Albert, DONLEY, Revie M. Mrs. F. D. O'Rourke, DONOVAN, William J. Mrs. William J. N. Mex. Dothan, Ala. Donovan, 826 Delevan Avenue, Buffalo, MATHEWS, Lonnie. Mrs. Amie Mathews, R. FERRIS, Mark II. Emmons A. Ferris, 302 N. Y. F. D. 1, Bells, Tenn. South Sixth Street, Yakima, Wash. MAJORS. MDDLAR, Andrew J. Loat C. Payzart, North FOLTZ, George. Jacob Foltz, 848 Second LANGLEY, Jesse R. Mrs. J. R. Langley, Touf, Nebr. Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1336 Fairmont Street NW., Washington, MICKUS, Joseph. Anthony Mickus, Nanty FOX, Herman. Samuel Sterling, 160 John D. C. Gi1. Pa. Street, Belleville, N. J. RICHESON, Austin B. Mrs. Alice M. Riche- MINICKINA, Ernest Vincent. Mrs. Clara GANGLOFF, Alvah Charlie. Mrs. Myrtle son, 2246 Twelfth Avenue, West Seattle, Minickina, 123 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, Gangloff, Fravel, Kans. Wash. N. Y. GOOD, George L. Mrs. Louisa Good, Seneca, CAPTAINS. MINKEL, Joe. Mrs. Annie Minkel, 1300 Kans. BURNHAM, Albert S. Mrs. Emma C. Burn- Pennsylvania Avenue, Jeannette, Pa. HANRAHAN, Alan E. Daniel Hanrahan, ham, 412 Harrison Street, LynchbRg, Va. MISCOVISH, Louis. Adolph Miscovish, box care of Army and Navy Journal, 20 Vesey JEFFERS. Lamar. Mrs. Ruth Burton Jef- 22.3, Southwest, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. fers, 1 Main Street, Oxford, Ala. MITCHELI David H. Mrs. Carrie Reese, HODGINS, Leonard E. Mrs. Agnes Hey 151 Ilyndman, Pa. West Sixty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. LIEUTENANTS. MORRELL, William J. Elkaney M. Morrell, KAHLER, William. Ferdinand Kahler, Mill- DONNELLY, Joseph Michael. John P. Don- R. F. D. 3, Bluff City, Tenn. born, S. Dak. nelly, Ontonagon, Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRMAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING RUGAN, John A. Miss Stella Rugan, 501 ROHDE, Henry 0. George Rohde, 125 Water THOMPSON' Dan N. W. B. Thompson, 6120 Center. Street, Freeland, Pa. Street, Lockport, N.Y Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, 111. SHISLER, George. Mrs. M. R. Haskins, SCHIVALA, John. Charles Ola, 1955 Co- TIFFANY, Claude A. Chester A. Tiffany, 710 Buffalo Street, Mannington, W. Va. lumbus Road, Cleveland, Ohio. West Eightv-first Street, Chicago III. TROCHLIL, John B. Frank Trochlil, Olivia, STRONG, Everet G. Mrs. Mary Strong, TREVARTHEN, Richard. Ellan Trevarthen, Minn. Hilham, Tenn. EvelethMi l. VELLMER, William S. Mrs. Margaret 0. WALKER, William P. Mrs. Bessie Walker, VALLADAO, ugene. John Valladao, 2734 \tlimar, Drexel Apartments, Overbrook, 4030 Westminster Avenue, Philadelphia Pa. East Sixteenth Street Oakland, Cal. Pa. WATKINS, Eugene. Mrs. Ida M. Watins, 'VAUGHT, Louis S. W. Y. Vaught, Science WOLFE, Georre E. Mrs. Hugh Rowlands, '114 Ryan Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Hill, Ky. T)eer9ld, Dtwlha, N. Y. WEBSTER Lonne A. Mrs. Geneva Webster, WALDREP, William R. Mrs. Kate Waldrep, MCHENRY, William H1. Mrs. Mary I). Me- Gibsonvifle, N. C, Normal Schodl Station, Athens, Ga. 1Henry, Ridley Park, Pa. BLANCHETTE. Edward W. Joseph Blan- WALKUP, Foster. James Walkup, R. F. D. 1, SCOTT Walter IT. Mrs. Walter E. Scott, chette, H h Street, Worcester, Mass. Indianapolis, Ind. 833 Carling Avenue, Macon, Ga. CHAMPAGN, Charles. Mrs. Liszie ChAm- WALL, Avard P. James W. Wall, Monteview, STO'ESTREET, William M. Mrs. Mary G. pagne, P534 Taylor Street, Marinette, Wis. Idaho. Stonestreet, Seventeenth and Franklin CHIRBA , John. Anglor L. Chirban. 120 WHALEY, Dallas F. Janes T. Whaley, An- Avenue, Lexington, Mo. South Paulina Street, Chicago, Ill. son, Tex. CREWS, Evan E. Mrs. Nettle Crews, Pen- WHITFIELD, Arthur. Mrs. Rosa C. Whit- SaemEANTS. rod, Ky. field, Nelson, Ga. DAVITT, Anthony P. Anthony DavItt, sr., DIMMIC, Sanford. Mrs. Anna D. Dim- WELCH, Raymond Robert. Mrs. Lucinda 2228 Mufflin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. mick, 7135 Mount Prospect Avenue, New- Welch, 306 Peterson Street, Fort Collins, GORDON, John N. Mrs. Ida B. Gordon, 2"4 ark, N. J. Colo. Warrick Lane, Lynchburg, Va. DOWNEY, Timothy M. Timothy Downey, 19 WIDDEN, William J. Mrs. Bridget Widden, LYONS, Maurice J. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, Kimball Street, Dorchester, Mass. 1193 Third Avenue New York, N. Y. 2P. Ninth Street, Troy, N. Y. GOLDENBERG Abraham. Nathan Abram- WILSON, Frederick t. Mrs. J. R. Wilson, 68 ANDERSON, Walter F. N. Julius Andersen, vitz, 1338 Fifty-second Street, Brooklyn, .Brookfield Street, White Plains, N. Y. 221 Hacker Street, Kane, Pa. N. Y. YELM, George Edward. Charley telm, It. F. BEAUDRY, Napoleon. John Beaudry, 14 GRIFFIN, Henry G. Frank Solomon, 1416 D. 1, Genoa, Nebr. Cress Street, Southbrioge, Mass. Terrace Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. ZIMMY, Ray. Miss Saly May Zimmy, 4900 BENNETT, Richard W Mrs. Elsie Bennett, HANRAI'TY, Thomas L. Mrs. Mary Han- North Twenty-ninth Street, Hawthorne, Ill. 526 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ratty, 157 East Fifty-seventh Street, New BEGLnRS. BOWEN Ira J. Allen P. Bowen, Bristol, Ga. York, N. Y. CARGI4, Gilbert H. Charles Cargin, Staik- HODGES, William H. Isaac Hodges, R. F. D. ELPHEE, Byron E. Brace E. Elphee, May- er, Pa. 3, Butler, Tenn. field, N. Y. DE PASQUALI, Phillip. Mrs. Florence Do JACOBUS, Wallace L. Mrs. Ethel Jacobws, 21 ABBOTT. William Y. Mrs. Williamt Y. Ab- Pasquali, 1416 Cromwell Avenue, New Pitt Street, Bloomfield, N. J. bott, 4828 Greenway Avenue, Philadelphia, York. N. Y. KIMERY, Brack M. G. W. Kimery, R. F. D. Pa. KEARNEY, Henvy C. Mrs. Ozello D. Rear- 4, Albemarle, N. C. HESS, Rudolph. Mrs. E. Gaiser, 718 Bene- ney, Franklinton, N. C. McGIBONEY, David R. Mrs. Maggie Mc- dict Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y. LAUNCELOT. Marc V. Mrs. Annie McNeil, Giboney, 7731 Lombard Street, Springfield, McGHEE, Lloyd H. Mrs. Mary Mchee, Eng- 559 West One hundred and forty-nia Mo. land, Ark. Street, New York, N. Y. MEAD, Alfred J. Mrs. William Essig, R. F. PARIS, Joseph. George Paris, 29 Chester MOCARTNEY, Harry H. Mrs. Edith McCart- D. 6. Adrian. Mich. Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. ney, 110 North Eighty-third Street, Seat- MINNERLY, William A. Mrs Annta Minnerly, ROBISON, Wayne H. L. Lewinson, 524 East tie, Wash. 204 Niath Avenue, New York, NPY. Kansas Avenue, St. Jeseph, Mo. SIANO, Giovanni. Mrs. Mary Contina Slano, RUSHMORE, Henry. Mrs. Alice Rushmore, ROCHI, Franeis J. Mrs. Mary E. Roche, 179 Glen Cove N. Y. East One hundred and seventh Street, New 2855 East Venange Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SCHREPFEit, Frank A. Mrs. A. Schrepfer, York N. Y. MBCEANIeB. 5354 Hon.re Street, Chicago. III. ROMICK, Henry. Mrs. P. N. Romick, Sardis, BOWYER, Harry Devern. Mrs. Jennie Prin- SUTTON. Arthur C. Mrs Sidnie Sutton, Ohio. die, 32 East Hall Street, Grand Rids, 2811 N Street NW., Washington, D. C. SMITH, Herman C. Mrs. Goldie Smith, Shen- Mi.h. WL ai, Pearl J. Mrs. Ina 8 Campbell, 406 andeah, Va. CLARK, Fred E. W. L. Clark, Clinton, S. C. Cheyenne Avenue Bartlesvifle, Okla SPINKS, James F. Rev. J. S. Spinks, post- FOX, Arthur C. Obedish P. t. Fox, it. F. D. BICE, William E. John F. Bice, 538 Hickory offlep box 24, Rock Hill, S. C. 6. Morristown, Tenn. Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa. TATMAN, Elter L. Louis J. Tatman, West GARLOCK, Arnold W. William Garlock, R. ELDRIDGE. Floyd E. Mrs. Electo J. EI- Groton Mass. F. D. 3, Whitewater, Wis. dridee. Manlius. III, BREEINIAKI, Martin. Anton Brezinski, 344 LENTZ Herman. Mrs. Margaret Schumeyer, FOUDRAY, Frank William. Mrs. Frank W. Second Street, Menasha, Wis. 741 &orth New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, Fondray, Monnett, Mo. COBB. William B, Mrs. Martha Chadwick, Ind. FRITSCH, Howard J. Mrs. Mary Fritsek, S6 Perrine Street, Fairport, N. Y. MANNION, James T. E. H. Mannion, 539 8442 Dawson Street, Pittsburgh Pa. ENRIGHT, Chester J. Mrs. Margaret En- Broadway, South Bosten, Mass. GILLARD, Wilbert L. Mrs. -Alice Gillart, right, 316 Melwood Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. SIOMY John. William Silfer, 198 Skid- 205 West Forty-seventh Street, New York VERS, Stephen F. Mrs. Ella V. Evers, 8 more Street, Portland, Oreg. City, N. Y. North Street, Troy, N. Y. TAYLOR, Lumber. John Taylor, R. F. D. 1, GOODALL, Alan D. James F. Goodall, Fair- FISHER, George Miss Mary Fisher, 219 Abbottsford, Mich. fax. Vt. Noblestown Road East Carnegie, Pa. TUE, John T. Mrs. Lianey W. Tue, R. F. D. JACKSON, Thomas J. Miss Mary A. Jack- KUTTLER, Fred V. Mrs. Caroline Bard 1, Tennessee Ridge, Tena. sonr, 360 First Street, Troy, N. Y. Kuttler, 1322 Adams Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. WRIGHT, Firnam B. Edward Wright, 167 MERRITT, Roswell C. Milo T. Nichols, Ken- TOWER John J. Mrs. Norah Tower, 698 Talmadge Street, Columbus, Ohio. A9lville, Tud Second Avenue, North Troy, N. Y. ABSHER, Charles. Urs. Mary Absher, Dor- ROGERS, Rufus W. Mrs. Ollie Woods, 912 WALSH, Harry J. Mrs. H. P. Walsh, 215 chester, Va. North Walker Street, Princeton, W. Va. West Thirty-fourth Street, New York,.N. Y. KIER, Peter. M. L. Peterson, 740 North WALL, Lee W. Homer A. Wall, Ochlochnee, WINTERITAK, William. August WInterhak, Johnson Street Pocatelle. Idaho. Ga Ripon, Wis. SCHAEFFER, Wiliam R. William A. Schaef- WESTON, Albert. John Weston, Sag Harbor, SAUNDERS, Wallace E. Mrs. W. N. Foster, fer, 1034 Penn Street, Sharpsherg, Pa. N. Y. 914 East Belkamp Street, Fort Worth, Tex. ADAMS, Kenneth R. Flem B. Adams, Gates- WILLIAMSON, Francis E. Mrs. A. W. Wil- SAUNDERS, Wallace E. E. P. Saunders, ville, Tex. liamson, 48 North Pearl Street, Buffalo, Henryetta, Okla. BORDEN, Henry C. John J. Borden, R. F. D. N. Y. SCHELL, Harry. Miss Hattie Schell, 1829 3. Towanda, Pa. CORPORALS. Unionpert Road, New York, N. Y. FOSNIGIlT, Roy. Mrs. Dora Fosnight, Bur- SCHNEIDER, Raymond T. Andrew J. Aington, Kans. BRILES, Robert Amos. Robert Briles, ar., Schneider, 834 West Wabasha, Winona, BLEVINS, Ewen. Dedrick Dievins, R. F. D. Le Roy, Kans. Minn 2 Anna, Tex. DECKER, Richard. Thomas Decker, Nassau, SHEETS, Ansel J. Mrs. Martha A. Sheets, MAtTRATH, Joseph F. Mrs. Lydia Frances, N. Y. 1106 Twelfth Street, Lawrenceville, Ill. '149 East First Avenue, Colazabus, Ohio. DIEFENBOUGH. Rinehold J. William Diet- SIMONSON, Selmer J. Mrs. Henry Simonson, enbough, Pippus, Ind. box 34, Victory, Wis. COOKS. )IMMITT, cll E. Mrs. M. Dimmitt, SIMP&ON, Gaylord. Mrs.*Sidney Simpson, CHANEY, Charles. Mrs. Henry Chaney, Prookville, Kas. Millfield, Ohio. Arnold Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. HAMMER, John. Mrs. Mary Hammer, 262 SMITH, Leroy B. Mrs. Viola E. Smith, 1709 CUTLIP, Harvey. Mrs. Sarah Cutlip, Rose- Forty- ixtb Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. North Twenty-ninth Street, Lincoln, Nebr. bud, W. Va. HARTINGS, William John. Mrs. Catherine SPARKS, Earl. Henry F. Sparks, 164 South SIGLOCK, Otto. Edward Sigleck, 1267 Cro- Hastings box 52, Sturgeon, Pa. Twelfth Street, Newark, N. J. tons Plae, New York, N. Y. HAYNIE, Lloyd D. Ray L. Haynie, 108 West SPOTTS, Louis L. George L. Spotts, Im- THOMPSON. George L Mrs. Blanche Golts, Oliver Street, Stamford, Tex. penial, Nebr. 630 CjInton Street. Jolilet, III. HILT, Leonard. Mrs. Dora A. Hilt, 9151 SPRAGUE, Kenneth. I. I. De Pass, 622 West WHITE. OlIver. William Raymond, R. F. D. Second Avenue, Eau Claire, Wis. One hundred and forty-first Street, New 2, Connellsville. Pa. HOLLIDAY Earl L. Mrs. Margaret Holli- York, N. Y. CAPRA. John. Nick Capra, 3741 Jason day. 674 Bugar Street, Marion, Ohio. STONE. Harry Johnson. Mrs. Harry Stone, Street, Denver, Colo. KIRCHIEN, William. Mrs. Dora Kirchen, 420 2044 South Twenty-second Street, Phila- MIKEDIS, Lucas. Mike Mikedis, 511 Don- Second Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. delphia, Pa. ner Street, Monessen. Pa. MAUNDER, John F. Mrs. Sarah Bond, 601 STRAUSER, Ora 0. David Z. Strauser, SADDLUa. West One hundred and eleventh Street, Westherford, Okla. AHLE, William H. Otto Sehultz, 711 Mil- Los Angeles. Cal. TAYLOR Albert Mrs. Florence Taylor, 42 waukee Avenue, Chicago, Ill. - fllt LER William S. Abraham Cohen, 58 West ine hundred and thirty-third Street, Huntington Street, Springfield Mass, New York, N. Y. WAGONER. PETERS, Enoch 'O. Mrs. Ollie Neters, Clark- TAYLOR Homer. George Taylor, Ronce- WALKER, Kenneth W. Fred Walker, Atkins, range, Tena. verte, W. Va. Mich. 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PRIVATES. REED, Morgan E. Mrs. Mildred McDonald, ALLRRA, Jasper. Mrs. Lucretia Allera, Beech MARANVILLE, Charles A. W. P. Maran- care of William Kirk, Osakis, Minn. Strtet, Vandergrift, Pa. vlle, 664 Serm Street, Weslon Sand, N. C. RODIGUEZ, William. Mrs. Rosa Selpa, 220 ARMSTRONG, John. Morris Kuliih, Clear- MILLER, Joseph. Mrs. Matilda Miller, 43 0 Street, Anaheim, Cal. field, Pa. Rutger Street, Newark, N. J. ROSENBLITH, Harry. Jacob Rosenblith, 303 BROUGHT, James A. Mrs. Stella Furnier, MOODY, John T. Mrs. Edna E. N. Moody, Eckford Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 305 Colonial Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 327 Virginia Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. SELTZER, Roylr. Miss Fern Seltzer, 1040 CANNON, Alvin T. Miss MInnie Cannon, MORRISON, Harry E. Mrs. Manda Morri- Bush Street, San Francisco, Cal. Beach Creek, N. C. son. Rohrersville, Md. SMITH, Claude W Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, CANZLER, Alva. Mrs. Sarah Canzier, Bur- O'DONNELL, Joseph Francis. James O'Don- Back Bay, Princess Anne County, Va. mah, Idaho. nell, 60 Ridge Street, Orange, N. J. WOOD, Jessie, Mrs. Riley Wood. Edom, Tex. CARLSON, Carl A. Mrs. Anna M. Carlson, OLORENSITAW, John Melvin. Mrs. Mar- WORTHY, Clifford. William G. Worthy, Daw- Frankfort, Ill. guerite J. Olorenshaw, 620 South Sixth son, Ala. DANDAS, John K. Mike DandaS, Magill, Nev. Strcet East, Salt Lake City, Utah. BERTMASS, Edward F. Mrs. Minnie Bart- DILBECK, William A. John Dilbeck, Hig- OZOROWSKI, Leon Steve. Alock Zalashl, mass, 829 Suisman Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. dons Store, Ga. 1 5 Lanch Street, Schenectady, N. Y. BERINGER, Walter I. Mrs. Sarah Be'-inger, DIXON, Frank X. Mrs. Mary Dixon, 412 Ar- PASATO, Alfonso. Ak-s. Mary D. Bailon, 2306 North Seventeenth Street, Philadel- mendalo Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pla. Danville. Wash. phia, Pa. DOTSON, John W. George Dotson, Lambert, PINNECKE, Adolph A. Gust Pinnecke, 456 DULLEN, Gerald. Mrs. Elizabeth Bullon, 78 Alnt. Cuiahoga Street, Akron, Ohio. Taylor Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. FEBBTE, Alexander A. Andrew Febble, 870 RAMEY. Charley D. Edmund P. Ramey, BURION. George. Alfred A. Burton, 20 Eastern Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. Quitman, Tex. Center Street, Woburn, Mass. FILITAR, Michael. Miss Mary Filitar, 41 RAMON, Anton. Katy Normont Budginos, CALDWELL, Porter. George W. Caldwell, Tents Street, Newark, N. J. 2328 West Forty-sixth Street, Chicago, Ill. Brundidge, Ala. GESELL, Edgar W. Mrs. Mary Desell, 1922 REESE, George Bernard. George Reese, 114 CHEW, Lee Hong. Lee Ding Mam, 28 Waver- Xdams Street, Two Rivers, Wis. Library Place, Greensboro, N. C. ly Place, San Francisco, Cal. HENDRICKSON, Henry. John Iendrickson, ROESSLER, George ,J. Mrs. Catherine CHITTOM, William L. Noah B. Chittom, 103 Geant Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Roessler, 1238 Van Buren Street, South Ratliff, Mis. - IIUCKABY, Emmett W. Mrs. Clara T. Huck- Bend, Ind. CURRIER, Hubert J. Mrs. G. Currier, New- aby, general delivery, Manchester, Ga. RITKOWSKI, Constantine. Joseph Rut- ton Palls, N. Y. HUGHES, James A. Mrs. Rexie Ann Hughes, kon ski,' 29 Hallett Street, Bridgeport, DACEK, Demetry. Adam Melhichur, 227 Southport Fla Conn. Tasker Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LAKSHSS, XPaul. Tony Lakshss, 1323 Pearl SCHOTT, William. Mrs. Anna Schott, 1004 FLANAGAN, James J. Miss Bertha Flana- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. West Berks Street, Philadelphia, Pa. gan, 140 Ferry Street, Troy, N. Y. LANE. Carl L. Peter Lane, Vermillion, Kans. SIMON, Jerome A. Mrs. E. G. Simon, 345 GEIHIRIAN, Thomas. Mrs. William Mollen, LEWIS, Elmer. Mrs. E. M. Lewis, Ilodgens, St. Johns Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 820 Appleton Street, Appleton, Wis. Oklid. SWEDINSKY, John. Mrs. Bertha Swe- HAWKINS, Leon Fennimore. Mrs. Anna ORCUTT, Joseph 0. Orlando Orcutt, R. F. D. dinsky, Valinsky, Poland, Russia. Hawkins, 1012 Grant Street, Bay City, 1, Baldwin, Mich. TEESDALE, Robert W. Mrs. Catherine Mich. RAASCH, William F. Mrs. Hannah Raasch, Teesdsle, 610 South Twenty-seventh Street, KANODE, Gratton P. George L. Kanode, 17 Wadsworth Street, Lynchburg, Va. Philadelphia, Pa. 1Monarat, Va. I RANDALL, McLeald. Jesse I. Randall, Br- TUCK, Clyde E. Henry F. Tuck, Naples, KEENE, Joseph S. Mrs. J. A. Keene, Bou- langer, N. C. Tex. logne, Fla. RIGGS, Archie. James Franklin Riggs, Myr- VIAROS. Johns. Angelos Viaros, 207 East KOWALCZYK, Frank. Adam Kowalceyk, 235 tle Avenue, Moundsville, W. Va. Forty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. Lakeview Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. VANZED, Bert L. Steven G. Vanzee, St. Law- WALSH, John H. John Walsh, La Mars, KRIEBIL,&Calvin R. Mrs. Sadie Krlebil, rence, S. Dak. Iowa. Parkers Landing, Pa. ANGELILLO, Vito N. Miss Philomena W1ITT, Edward. Mrs. Nancy Whitt, Sandy MEINIARDT, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Mein- Angelillo, Ban Casamassima, Italy. Hook, Ity. hardt, 1552 Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati, BANKO, Andy. Andrew Banko, 202 Ninth ZISS1. John J. Hinik Zissa, Shiner, Tex. Ohio. Street, Windber, Pa. BLAKE, Guy M. Mrs. Vina Meeker, 511 MICHELUAUGH, Robert J. Mrs. Mary LELARGO, Erig. Jave Blargo, Villa Midge, West Sixth Street, Museatine, Iowa. Walsh, 21 Highland Avenue, Kearney, N. J. Montenegro. BRADY, John. Mrs. Hilda Brady, West MOXLEY, Frank Barnes. Mrs. Caroline Mox- BOWDRE, Harry F. Frank Bowdre, 543 Barnstable, Mass. ley, 101 North Front Street, Darby, Pa. South Eleventh Street, Kansas City, Kans. BRANCA, Frank E. Ralph Branca, 522 South NELSON, William Sylvester. Mrs. Vivian BRASEL, Blaine. William J. Brasel, Jasper, Ninth Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. .Toyce Nelson, 824 East B Street, Hutchin- Ark. CIESTALKA, John. Valentine Ciesialka, 2010 son, Kans. Lyndon Avenue, South Bend, Ind. RICE, Leon S. W. Rice, 95 Fourteenth Ave- CARDEN, Stanley. Miss Margaret Carden, COLLINS, Charles F. Mrs. Sarah Collins, nre, Columbus, Ohio. South Main Street, Archbald, Pa. 870 North Twenty-sixth Street, Philadel- RUSSO, Antonio. Joe Russo, 821 Sheridan CARTRIGHT, William R. William A. Cart- phia, Pa. Street, Lansing, Mich. right, Sandy Ridge, Pa. DE MAURI, Augusta. James Do Mauri, 1216 SOLANDER, Charles. Miss Della Black, Kel- CERIO, Charles L. Joseph Cerio, 21 Madison West Pleasant Street, Corry, Pa. logg, Idaho. Street, Auburn. N. Y ERNE, Elery R. Mrs. Jacob Erne, 108 Col- WARD. William G. John Ward, 1411 Sum- COURNOYER.' Raoul. Mrs. Evelyn Cour- linwood Avenue, Columbia City, Ind. mit Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. * noyer, 169 Jenks Street, Fall River, Mass. FERIR LNTE, Louis. Angelo Ferrente, 58 Tem- WOLF, Emil A. Lawrence Selzer, Cuyahoga DALE, William A. Mrs. Annie Dale, Bel- ple Street, Hartford, Conn. Street, Akron, Ohio. grade, Mont. CUSHMAN, Jasper Coburn. Mrs. Bertha May BLACK, Joseph A. Chet F. Chrisman, Mason, D ITCHMAN, Frederick William. Mrs. Eliza- Gardner, Ashland, Me. beth Lynch, 8 Tremont Street, Tonawanda, Wyo. N. Y. GOEBEL, Fred B. Miss Anna B. Goebel, 3734 COX, James F. Terrance Francis Cox, 100 Marcus Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Madison Street, Troy, N. Y. DOERFER, Charles. Mrs. Frances Doerfer, GOODWIN, Frank W. Hugh Goodwin, 120 DALEY, James 0. Mrs. Lucy Daley, 1410 881 Dubois Street, IIol'oken, N. J. North Main Street, Cortland N Y jorth Oak Street, Bloomington, Ill. DONATO, Dominic. J. 4 Donato, 2072 East GRAFF, Charles A. Mrs. AelIiade Graff, 509 FINEGAN, Thomas Joseph. Mrs. Peter Fine- 0e hundred and tweuty-lifth Street, Cleve- West Forty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. gan, 1048 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. land, Ohio. GRANT, John A. Mrs. Stella Grant, 526 FRABCISCOVICH, Cosmo' A. Mrs. Sarah DONNELLY, Paul E. Alfred Donnelly, Rens- Center Street, Evanston, Wyo. Franelscovich, 967 Belmont Street, Port- selaer, Ind, CROM, John Stanley. Alex Duchnowski, land. Oreg. DOYLE, Fred. Lena Gross, 341 North Tenth Southwest Main Street, Miners Mills, Pa. FREEZE, Edgar M. John Freeze, Thurmont, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HARTZ, Benj. F. Mrs. M. E. Hartz, Delong, Md. DUNCAN, Roy Joseph. Joseph H. Duncai, Ind. GOLDOFF, Nathan. Myer Foldoff, 814 Fox Richirds Mo. IIELMK IMP, Ray T. Mrs. Elizabeth Helm- Street, New York, N. Y. FAILLI, Joe. Mrs, Merle Failli, Riobiaquile kamp, 1725 Lincoln Street, North Chicago, LA.VALLEY, George. Mrs. Eva E. Sharon, Introdacgua, Italy. 320 West Fifth Street, Superior, Wis. GURSKI, Theodore. Mrs. Pauline Gurski, JAEGER, Henry. Mrs. Mary Jaeger, R. F. D. STOROBINSKY. Elensen. Mrs. Polly Chintz, 3942 East Sixty-seventh Street, Cleveland, 1. Waupenton, Ohio. Iowa. 384 Howard Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rebecca C. Hunter, JOHNSON, John 1. Mrs. E. T. Johnson, 5ar- TABLER, Ivan Elza. Mrs. Blanche Tabler, IRL NTER, Charles F. irs. coxie, Mo. Charleston, Kaus. 912 Brown Street, Philadelphia, Pa. J(OINSON, Leander Clarence. John Crawford THILGREN, Geriard W. William Thilgren, IIUNTER. James II. James Hunter, Matewan, Johnson, Byron, Mo St. Peter, Minn. W. Va. LEVERENCE, Albert Henry, John Lever- TICHENOR, Ross A. Roy L. Tichenor, 629 KASPROSKI, John. Mrs. Mary Kasproski, ence, 206 Markee Street, Sturgis, Mich. South Packard Street, Decatur, Ill. St. Thomas, Russia. LEWIN, Lester L. Mrs. Fay Lewin, 708 TONKIN, James. Stephin Tonkin, 55 Main KEGOLES. Joseph. Mrs. Mary Kegoles, Gil- Blecett Street. Seattle, Wash. Street Astoria N Y. berton, Pa. McGEIRD, Iarlan. Mrs. Christina McGuire, TURNBULL, William D. James Turnbull, KENNY, Michael F. Miss Cecelia Kenny, 265 Can on Falls, Ky. T30 Ferndale Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. North Main Street, Naugatuck, Conn. MERTEN, Cornelius J. Mrs. Kate Merten, TUTCHER, Emmett. Mrs. Anna L. Tutcher, KING, Louis. Henry King, 116 Garden 435 Chalfont Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. * 2630 Wabash Avenue, Kansas City, Mo, Street, Lawrence, Mass. NOLAN, Edward P. Mrs. Catherine Nolan, TWITCHELL, Don. Mrs. Martha Twitchell, LAKE, Michael. Mrs. Mary Slinsky, 109 935 Elizabeth Street. Utica, N. Y. Manila, Utah. Washington Street, New Britain, Conn. PATTERSON, narry C. Charles C. Patter- ALEXANDER, Thomas. Adolphus F. Utter- LEMMONS, William E. Mrs. Lucy Lommons, son, 62 East Walnut Street, Richmond. Va. back Florida, Mo. 832 Pusey Avenue, St. Paul, Man. I ENNING'ON, Harry A. Simon Pennington, WAGNER, William H. William A. Wagner, LETURGEZ. Peter. Mrs. Louise Leturgez, Irvena, Pa. R. F. D. 1, Richfield, N. C. Glimore, Ind. PENOFFSKY, Lee Leonard. Mrs. Pauline Pe- WARD, Ercel J. Abraham Ward, Wilson, MCASSRY, Thomas E. Mrs. Johnona Mcassey, noffsky, 109 State Street, Jollet, Ill. Wyo. 1663 Palmetto Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PERRAtULT, Cyrille. Mrs. Mary Perrault, ZAKAVEC, Edwin W. Mrs. Pauline Zakavec. McLAUGHLIN, John F. Mrs. Elizabeth Me- 22 White Stredt, Cohoes, N. Y. 1588 West Seventh Street, St. Paul, Minn. Laughlib, 1828 Gaskell Avenue, Ere, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S.' BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MCMULLEN, Charles R. John N. McMul- GRIFFIN,. Charles Elroy. Chailes Griffin, RITCHIE, Leonard C. Jefferson D. Ritchie, len, R. F. D. 1, Jakin, Ga. Horton, Kans. Versailles, Mo. MCNALLY, Christopher E. James McNally, HALL, Edwin. Otto Hall, Miles City Mont. SHERIDAN, Clyde. Mrs. Georgia Calvet, R. Cazenovia, N. Y. HERBERT, Thomas. James Herber, Car- F. D. 1, Trafford, Ala. MILLER, Milton R. Mrs. Anna A. Mock, ratigue, Pulathomas, Ballina, County of SIBBETT, John L. Simon E. Sibbett, R. F. Bancroft, Idaho. Mayo, Ireland. D. 1, Hallsboro, N. C. MATTIS, Jo. n J. Mrs. Mary Mattis, 1606 HILL, Sheridan. Miss Effie Hill, 956 Frank- SMITH, Joseph V. Miss Mary Ephraim, 155 Tioga Stree t, Shamokin, Pa. lin Street, Johnstown, Pa. Dean Street, Brooklyn, N. V. MOORE, Hagan. Grant Moore, Cumberland, HOLTZ, George Fred. Mrs. Annie Holts, SOMMERLAD, Roy. Henry W. Sommerlad, Gap, Tenn. Edgewood, Iowa. Livingston, Mont. MOORE, Homer W. William A. Moore, gen- .JOHNSON, George E. Mrs. Emma Honker- STOEFFEL, Ellis Hammond. Clyde V. Stoef- eral delivery, Wayne, Mich. son, 1401 East Eleventh Street, Kansas fel, 715 Main Street, Wellsville, Ohio. MOORE, Paul A. Mrs. Ida F. Moore, R. IB City, Mo. TOMILLO, John. Mrs. Filmeno Rosato, 216 D. 3, box 58, Midland, Mich. JOYCE, William P. Mrs. Margaret Joyce, St. Charles Street. Scranton, Pa. NURMISTO, Olva. Kusta Ali Laurila, Py- Marys, Kans. VAUGHN, Warren C. Miss Lucy Vaughn, leruian Luoto T. P. Finland. JUDGE, James P. Mrs. Mary Cassily, 3928 Cabool, Mo. NEWMAN, Darius M. William N. Newman, St. Ferdinand Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. BESENVAL, Joseph. Peter Devensal, Skill- Paris. Tex. KELLY, William P. Mrs. Mary Kelly, 456 man. N. J. NEWTON, Mark F. Mrs. Julia Newton, Superior Street, St. Paul, Minn. BOYAJIAN, Joseph J. Gabriel Boyajian, 240 Market Street, Williamstown, Pa. KENNEALLY, Michael. Mrs. Bridget D. Ken- Washington Avenue, Belleville, N. J. OCIIS. Robert II. Jacob Ochs, Reinholds neally, 175 Broadway, South Boston, Mass. BROWN, Grover., Mrs. Jane Brown, R. F. D. Station, Pa. KERLEY, James Joseph. Patrick Kerley, 57 1, Burns, Tenn. PALKA, Mike. Mary Palka, 1335 Avon- Oak Street, Mount Vernen, N. Y. CUNDIFF, Walter H. Harvey A. Cundiff, dale Street, Toledo, Ohio. KERZ, Charles L. John Kers, 208 Saratoga BeIlmont, Ky. PEITRI, Joseph. Louis Perrl, 1138 South Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DAVIDSON, Elmore. Mrs. Lizzie Webb, 10 Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. KEY, Fred S. Mrs. Clara B. Key, 186 Arling- Garqt Street, Dayton, Ohio. PLANKEY, Edward. Mrs. Agdie Plankey, ton Avenue, Jackson, Tenn. FAULKNER, James M. Mrs. Queen N. Faulk- 22 Pouth Walnut Street, Wauregan, Conn. KLOSOWSKI, Frank. Joe Gaodoski, 1302 ner, R. F. D: 3, Grifton, N. C. I REVANA, Leo P. Mrs. Mary B. Revana, Vent Street, Toledo, Ohio. GRUNSKA. Chris, Jr. Chris Grunska, sr., 421 ,,058 East Sixty-third Street, Cleveland, LARCK, Ralph. Mrs. Mary Cain, Scott Depot, East Doty Avenue, Neenah. Wis. Ohio. W. Va. HOLAND, Oscar C. Mrs. Elizabeth Holand, RHODES, Eli S. Mrs. Jane Eastwood, 584 LENNON, John. Thomas Lennon, 14 Wins- 1527 Lowry Street, north side, Pittsburgh, Wooden Street, Pawtucket, . R. I. leer Street, Roxbury, Mass. Pa. ROIiERTS, Swell. John J. Roberts, Rock- LINGO, Wincenty. John Lingo, 525 Washing- KOSWSKI, Stanley. Joseph Koswski, 210 wood, Tenn. ton Avenue, Carnegie, Pa. One hundred, and thirty-fifth Street, New RORINSON, Charles. Mrs. Lucy Kenney, LINVILLE, Roscoe A. John R. Linville, R. York, N. Y. 1000 West Moore Street, Richmond, Va. F. D. 2, West Farmington, Ohio. MISEASVICZ. Antony. Mrs. Veronica Maty- SHERIDAN, James J. Mrs. Bridget Sheri- LIVESAY, William Oscar. Clinton Oscar laez, 715 West Livingston Street, Baltimore, Can, 230 Sixth Street, Jersey City, N. J. Livesay, Patoka, Ill. Md. SULLIVAN, Daniel G. Mrs. Mary Sullivan, McDONALD, Thomas N. Mrs. Mary McDon- MOOSE, Mack G. Mrs. Elizabeth Moose, 5i Gardner Street, Worcester, Mass. aid, 02 Knapp Street, North Side, Pitts- R. F. D. 0. Statesville, N. C. THARPE, William. Joe Tharpe, Evansville, burgh, Pa. MORGAN, John 0. Mrs. Blanche Harris Tenn. TRUJILLE, Juan P. Mrs. Sabanita Lavaya, Morgan, 403 Barnard Street, Savannah. Ga. TIERNEY, James Bernard. Owen John Tier- Cleveland, N. Mex. PIGOTT, Patrick J. Mrs. Anna Zwicker, 314 ney, Camp Douglas, Wis. TURIK, William. Mrs. Chris Turik, Win- East One hundred and fifty-ninth Street, TREFAY, Frank J. Frank Trefay 2724 burne, Pa. New York, N. Y. South St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, ill. VARNER, Frank A. Mrs. Rose M. Harris, RIORDAN, John Joseph. Mrs. Bridget Dal- VANCEL, Albert, Mrs. Nora A. Vancel, Pioche, Nev. ton, 114 East One hundred and sixteenth Bromide, Okla. . WAGNER, William. Louis Wagner, 620 Lu- Street New York, N. Y. VIiIGINIO, Leo. 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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I II 12956. Ingersoll-Rand Co., Commercial Bank 14501. United States Steel Products Co, Building, Washington, miscellaneous tools, Wilkins Building Washington, D. C., flange $862.48. steel plates $34 00 ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 16204. Pyrene Manufacturing Co., New York 2631. James lark, Jr., Electric Co., Louis- I City, N. Y., lire extinguishers, $2,078.40. ville, Ky., pulley, $3.50. I 19009 Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation, 7856. UntchIns Car Roofing Co., Detroit, New Castle, Del., actual costs for drilling cast- Mich., tool fastenings, $4,065 48. The Ordnance Department of the Army steel slugs, $444.70. has placed orders and contracts as fol- 15534. The Amerlean Steel & Wire Co., MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR NEW ARMY PROGRAM. lows: Cleveland, Ohio, sulphate of ammonia (subject 19016. Evans-Winter-lHebb, Detroit, Mich., to revision), $18,700. No. 1914 handbooks, $153. January 14, 1919. Es-164. The Ford Motor Co., Philadelphia, 17999. Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, Ill., CONTRACTS Pa., painting, etc., eye guards, $5,355. pintle assemblies, $26,700. COMPLETED, 16947. Crucible Steel Co. of America, Pitts- 19015. Evans-Winter- Hebb, Detroit, Miqh., 18390. Hydraulic Pressed Steel Co., Cleve- burgh, Pa., gun steel, $10.780. No. 2018 handbooks, $425. land, Ohio, 3.3-Inch shell-body forgings, 18199. A. P. Smith Manufacturing Co., East 18825. ,Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Co., $2,650. Orange N. J., high-exPlosive shell forgings, Providence, R. L, gear cutters, $1.212.76. 18791. Graton & Knight Manufacturing Co., $36,29 1.80. Worcester, Mass., leather gaskets, set tools, MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR CURRENT BUSINESS. 508 23. MATERIAL NECESSARY NOR NEW ARMY PROGRAM. 18123. Ensign Bickford Fuse Co., Simsbury, 18982. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., 18957. The C. 0. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Conn., Bickford fuses, $4.40. Wilmington, Del., improved ' rifle powder, Islaid, Ill. tool chests, $500. 17049. Du Pont Eug. Co., Penniman, Va., $;343.85. 17364. The C. 0. Frankford Arsenal, Phila- loading, etc., C. S., projectiles for mortar, 18661. The Militor Corporation, 111 Broad- delphia. Pa., .30-caliber cartridges, $150. $1,000. may, New York City, hammer and dies, $375. 18128 Cleveland Tractor Co., Cleveland, 18853. Taylor Wharton Iron &- Steel Co., 2825. The Becker Manufacturing Co., Marl. Ohio, Cleveland tractors and front spring muf- High Bridg, N. J., alloy manganese sheet etta, Ohio, packing boxes for detonating fuses, flers, $2,130. steel, $115 0. $179.20. 18321. Republic Iron & Steel Co., Youngs- 9750. Straus Saddlery Co., St. Louis, 'Mo., MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR CURRENT BUSINESS. town Ohio, Bessemer screw stock steel, $6,225. change in delivery date of saddles; no change. 17416. Snead & Co. Iron Works, Jersey City, 00l4. E. 1. du Pont de Nemours & Co., 1898R. Newport Chemical Works (Inc.), N. J., machining 75-mm. gas shell, $2,187. Wilmington, Del. experimental work on trench Milwaukee, Wis., dinitronapthalene, $5.50. 19023. Alan Wood, Iron & Steel Co., Phila- mortar shells, $10,000. 18531. Colts' P. F. A. Mfg. Co., Hartford, delphia, Pa., commercial flange steel, $35.32. 5609. E. I, du Pont de Nemours & Co., Conn., trigger bars, dead-step brackets, 19025. Schreck & Squires (Inc.), New York Wilmington, Del., experiments fok bursting $218.84. City, N. Y., cold-rolled steel, $27.75. charges, $10,000. 18707. Gorham Manufacturing Co., Provi- 19031, Morris Wheeler & Co., Philadelphia, 14535. Bartlett-Hayward Co., Baltimore, dence. R. I., outside boxes, $1,040. Pa., steel, $96 60. Md. time fuses, $2 820. 19024. Halcomb Steel Co., Syracuse, N. Y., 16019. The International Register Co., Chi- MATERIAL NECESSARY NOR NEW ARMY PROGRAM. standard grade-carbon tel steel, $75. cago Ill., ehange in Mark VIII, pilot directing 18962. Wilton Tool & Manufacturing Co., 19022. Jones-Laughlin Steel Co., Pittsburgh, bomb sight, $352. Boston, Mass., resizing dies, $100. Pa., cold-drawn open-hearth steel, $65.64. 18958. Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. I., 18289. The C. 0. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock CONTRACT RXECUTED BY UNITES STATES BEFORE P files $181.88. lqland, III., parts for 4.7-inch howitzer, NOVEMBER 11, 191S. 18959. American Steam Gauge & Valve $5 624.69. 01864. Canadian Westinghouse Co. (Ltd.), Manufacturing Co Boston, gage testers, $226. 1869 Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Ce., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, heat- reating shell, 18993. Prentis 'Vise Co., New York City, Boston, Mass., pneumatic hose, $1,200. $54 500 N. Y., vises, $342.04. 18502. American Radiator Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1Pi3i. Forest City Machine & Forge Co., 155-mm. semisteel shell. $100 Cleveland, Ohio, adapter and booster casings, MlATERIAL NECESSARY FOR CURRENT BUSINESS. G-1285. Atlantic Loading Co., Hammonton, $24,910. 2337. Du Pont Engineering Go., Penniman, N. J., -order for leading, etc., bombs, firing AMENDMENT WITH NO INCREASE IN QUANTITY Va., additional shell allotted for loading. meMinnism. etc. (letter). (WITHIN PURVIEW OF ORIGINAL CONTRACT). (Letter ) 18986. Springfield Armory, Springfield, 19026. Halcomb Steel Co., Syracuse, N. Y.j 14se., colt automatic pistol magazines, $80. 12789. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., heat-treated steel, $109.42. 18593 Pratt & Whitney Co., Hartford, painting packing boxes, $2,221.65. 18816. Bartlett Hayward Co., Baltimore, Conn.. inspection gauges. $322.75. 2772. Mills Woven Cartridge Belt Co., Md., tracer shell, $1.345. 1850. Poole Engineering & Machinery Co., Worcester, Mass., packing cases and packing 18950. Sapplee Biddle Hardware Co., Phila- Baltimore, Md., high-explosive ammunition, belts therein, $63 60. delphia, Pa., tools, $118.76. $80. 1665 Crucilie Steel Co. of 1merica, Pitts- 19027. Morris Wheeler & Co., Philadelphia, EX-329 (E-839). Brauer Bros. Manufactur- burgh, Pa forgings (no change). Pa., cold-rolled steel, $130.18. Ing Co, St. Louis, Mo., substitutions in olive- 18427. I'he Goodyear T.re & Rubber Co., 1864 C. 0. Watervliet Arsenal, Water- drab duck for feed bags. No change, Akron, Ohio, rubber cylinder holders (no v1let, N. Y.. labor and material repairing 10- change). Inch gun, $2,500. AMENDMENT WITH NO INCREASE IN QUANTITY 11750. Lichtenberger Ferguson Co., Los An- 19028. Edgar T. Wards Sons Co., New York WITHIN PURVIEW OF ORIGINAL CONTRACT. geles Cal., rifle scabbards, $4,750. Clitv, N Y., earbon tool-steel drii rods, $17.41. EX-65 (E-374). R. H. Long, Framingham, 58a3. F. S. Johnson Co., San Francisco, Cal., G-1285. Atlantic Loading Cd., Hammonton, Mass change in linen thread to be furnished packing halter bridles, $0.35. (Letter.) N. J., shells allotted for loading, etc. (Let- by United States. No change. 5845. F. S. Johnson Co., SAn Francisco, ter.) G-1901. J. B. Wise (Inc.), Watertown, Cal.. packing rifle secabbards, $0.40. (Letter.) 9665 Hindley Gear Co., Philadelphia, Pa., N. Y., primers, $70 000 CF-498. Slocum, Avram & Slocum Laborato- assemibilg and work on trench mortars, 14638. The Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, ries (Inc.), insertion of payment clause (no $1,500. Ill., instructions to contractor, re: Prepara- change). tion for contract. SUPPLEMENTA, REDUCING OR CANCELING. AMENDMENT WITT NO INCREASE IN QUANTITY (I 12610 The Chase Companies (Inc.), Water- IN PROVISION OF ORIGINAL CONTRACT) bury, Conn., brass disks for 75 mm. cartridge 18516. National Binding Machine Co., Bal- paper tape, $124. 17505. The Stanley Works, New Britain, fases. $189.950. timore, Md.. gummed G 1013. American Car & Foundry Co., New 17527. Unzon Drawn Steel Co., Beaver Falls, Cona., cold-rolled strip steel, $70. screw-stock steel, $25.730. 15546. Adriance Machine Works (Inc.), York City, N. Y., change in specifications of Pa., Bessemer high-explosive shell, $1,200,000. 11333. General Chemical Co., Ngw York BrooklyB, N. Y., additional recoil forgings for City, sulphuric acid, $3,528. 75 mm. gun, $122.25. SiPPLEMENTAL-REDUCING OR CANCELING. 11664. General Chemical Co., New York SUPPLIMENTAL, REDUCING, OR CANCELING. 17228. The Commanding Officer Rock Is- City, sulphuric acid, $28,484.02. land Arsenal, Rock Island, Ill., top shield 7001. Wagner Electric Manufacturing Co., 17198. Weirton Steel Co., Weirton, W. Va., 8-inch cast-steel strip steel, $9,240. hinge. $2,468. - St. Louis, Mo, machine, etc., 10811. Commanding Officer Watervliet shell, $750,000. 16203. American Blower Co., Pittsburgh, 4827. The Isaac Winkler & Bros. Co., Cin- Pa., $67.50. Arsenal, Watervilet, N. Y., spare parts for firing mechanism. No change. cinnati. Ohio. soda ash, $59.60. SUPPLEMENTAL DEFINES PITTSBURGH, PA., G-1020. T. A. Gillespie Loading Co., South 15042. Buffalo Forge Co.. Buffalo. N. Y., BASIS. Amboy, N. J., shell allotted for loading, as- air ducts for Mark ViII machines, $750. 2443. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, N. J., sortinq and packing FOR ENGINEERING DIVISION ACCOUNT. bars, forging and threading steel, no change. 12757. General ?bemical Co., New York City. N. Y. nitric acid, 51,365 29. 18404. Ren gton Typ-writer Co., New 01887. Bethlehem Steel Co., B8uth Bethle- York City, drawRings of assemblies for airplane, hem, Pa., common shell steel, no change. 1686. Wasson Piston Ring Co., New Bruns- wick. N. J.proof projectiles, $4,950. $2,113.94. CONTRACT SIGNED BT CONTRACTING OFFICER 17403. The Remington Arms U. M. C. 18760. Pratt & Whitney Co., Hartford, PRIOR TO NOVEMBER 11, 1918. Co., New York City, empty primed cartridge Conn., master inspection gauge design. $2.300. 18403. 10740. Colt's P. F. Arms Manufacturing Co., cases. The Trailmobile Co., Cincumnati, (-1148. GoldIe & McCullock Co (Ltd.) Ohio, ordnance handbooks on 11-ton trailer Rhrrtford, Conn., Browning automatic rifles, $2,500. $1,118,900. Galt, Ontario, Canada, 75 mm. common steel chassis, shells, $390.000. January 15, 1919. lanuary 17, 1919. CONTRACTS COMPLETE. January 18, 1919. CONTRACTS COMPLETED. 19055. Howard B. Smith, Washington, D. C., CONTRACTS COMPLETED. 6263. Fort Lee Corporation, Richmond, Va., transcript of hearing, $10. 18821. Forsythe Bros. Co., Harvey, Ill., in- tract of land in Henrlco County, Va., $160.000. 14380. Thomson Electric Welding Co., Bos- creased facilities. $60,000. CMG-63. Universal Stamping & Manufactur- ton, Mass., adapters and booster casings, - CME-6. Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, ing Co., Chicago, Il., mount groups for 8T $294.89. Ill., experimental tank, $22,000. mm. gun (no change). THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 29 I LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I 18435. High Commission of the French 18988. Edward G. Bridd Manufacturing Co., 16098. Halcomb Steel Co., Syracuse, N. Y.e Republic in United States, Washington, Philadelphia, Pa., firing thimbles for incendi- steel shell billets $1,195.69. 1). C., run carriage and parts, $377,064.22. ary darts, $76., 18940. The Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria 1893i. Trumbull Steel Co., Warren, Ohio, Ill repairs on caterpillar tractors, $8;000. tin plate, $2,245.20 ,anuary 18, 1919. 6501. The Gordon Machine Co., Cincinnati, 100)8. Vaughin 1i Bushnell Manufacturing CONTRACTS COMPLETED. Ohio, drill base-, $6.50. Co Chicago, I11., cold hand chisels $59. 18573. National Lead Co., Brooklyn, -N. Y., S572. Acme Die Casting Corporation, '18214. A. & B. Realty Co., Cleveland, Ohio 1 die and 100 castings, $420. Brooklyn, N. Y., adapters,.$284.25. (E. M. Buell, treasurer), rental of storage 19041. Bartlett - Hayward Co., Baltimore, 3175. American Steel & Wire Co., Wilkins capacity for White chassis, $4,000. Md., loaded detonators, $10. Building, Washington, D. C., Bessemer screw 18674. The Textile Mill Supply Co., Char- 18819. Scovill Manufacturing Co., Water stock steel (no change). lotte, N. C., supplies, $211.28. bury, Conn., fiber board cartons, $5,600. 13424. Thompson Electric Welding Co., Bos- 18652. Artillery Fuse Co., Wilmington, Del., trench mortar, $455.69. EXECUTED BY UNITED STATES BEFOR ton, Mass., welding adapters and boosters CONTRACTS NOVEMBER $120,00 18t323. Daniel H. Burdett, New York City, 11, 1918. 130308. His Britannic Majesty's Government, examining machinery, $37.50. 16444. Leece-Neville Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Lieut. Col. Weems, Washington, D. C., smoke- 18599. The Barrett Co., New York City, luminous trench lights, $450. less cannon powder $1,515,800. aqua ammonia, $7,973. 16546. The Sheffield Machine & Tool Co., 18945. John F. Lewis Bros. Co., Philadel- Dayton, Ohio, gauges and checks, $540. MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR NEW ARMY PRO- phia, Pa., bismuth R. solder, $15. GRAM. 18735. Epqs Stationery Co., Newport News, AMENDMENT WITH NO INCREASE IN QUANTITY 16067. E. 1. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Va., blue-print and brown-print paper, $46.2&L (WITHIN PURVIEW OF ORIGINAL CONTRACT). Wilmington, Del., No. 25 rile powder, 4767. The Warner Chemical Co., New Jer- 6567. Griggen Lumber Co., St. Paul, Minn., $267.572.50. - sey, electrolytic chlorine caustic soda cells, changes in specifications of chests, $5,326.70. 18918. Young, Corley & Dolan (Inc.), New $381.840. 0- 892. The Platt Iron Works Co., Dayton, York Cit, N. . parts for lathe, $191.25. 11197. The Reminton Aps U. M. C. Co. Ohio, change i deliveries of 75 mm. shell (no 18976. J. H. illiams Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., (Inc.). New York, N.T., 12 gauge loaded change). wrenches, $53.16. shotgun shells, $32,824.80. 15177. Republic Iron & Steel Co., Birming- 18044. Heekin Can Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 18858. The C. 0. Frankford Arsenal, Phila- ham, Ala., foundry pig iron, $40,044. terne plate liners, $50,328. delphia, Pa., bismuth metal, $4,172.68. 3529. American Steel &. Wire Co., Pitts- 01220. Gathmann Engineering Co., Balti- burgh, Pa., cold-rolled strip steel ('no change). MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR CURRENT BUSINESS. more, Md., experimental work, aeroplane 5198. The C. 0. Watervliet Arsenal, Water- 18417 National Tube Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., flares, $798.77. vliet, N. Y., spare parts, tools, and accessories Livens projector barrels, $3,412.50. 10362. Cleveland Twist Drill Co., Cleveland. (no change). 3859. Bethlehem Loading Co., New Castle, Ohio, drill and countersink combined, $309.60. CF-13. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., Del., adapters, boosters and shell allotment for 18944. Win. D. Gibson Co., Chicago, Ill., camouflage painting, additional brackets, loading. bumper spring, $14.40. $4,172,90. 19032, T. A. Gillespie Co., Runyon, N. J., 19052. American Ever Ready Co., Long 6488. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New loading etc 4.7-inch steel shells, $750. Island City, N. Y., batteries, $144. Haven, Conn., change in specifications of ball 1865i. Celluloid Co.. Newark, N. J., labor, 19048. Maxim Silencer Co., Hartford, Conn., cartridges, $6,777. $2,500. boxes, $200. 15979. The Metallograph Corporation, New 18510. Premier Special Machinery Corpora- 18893. The Cleveland Tractor Co., Cleve- York City. N. Y., pIrie deviation boards, $3.140. tion, New York City, gauges and checks, land, Ohio, tractor and spare parts, $1,405.07. 9773. The Co., Bettendorf, Iowa, $1,289. bettendorf FOil PROGRAM. steel wheels (no change). 18856. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co., MATERIAL NECESSARY NEW ARMY 9436.'American Enamel Co., Providence, Baltimore, Md., alteration of nose firing mecha- 18138. United States Cartridge Co., Lowell, R. I., dowels for wooden plugs--hand grenades, sam, $115. Mass., primed cartridge cases, $14,782. ' $20,000. 18673. J. H. Williams & Co Brooklyn, 9081. American Car & Foundry Co., New CONTRACT EXECUTED BY UNITED STATES BEFORE N. Y., machine shop equipment, $312.80. NOVEMBER 11, 1918. York, N. Y., additional work on ammunition 18769. Armstrong Bros. Tool Co., Chicago, cars. $424.80. 14247. N. A. Rubin, New York City, N. Y., Ill, lathe dogs, $33.42. -- 3511. Superior Steel Corporation, Carnegie, primer protector caps, $14,000. 18773. General Chemical Co., New York Pa., hot-rolled strip steel, $1 470.53. 16038. Cambria Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa., City, N. Y., sulphate of alumina, $22,550. 9978. Kurz-Downey Co., Chicago, Ill paint- common shell steel billets, $315,000. 18672. Franklin Portable Crane & Hoist Co., ing packing boxes. $3,763.90. 9144. Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co., Balti- Franklin, Pa.. portable cranes, $405. 6577 Hugh Lyons Co., Lansing, more, Md., shovel haidles and grips, $36,- 18675. Warren Axe & Tool Co., Warren, Mich., 073.96. spare-parts chests, $82.81. Ohio, emery wheel dressers, $10.80. CME-469. Reo Motor Car Co., ' Lansing, 18768. Young Carely & Dolan (Inc.), New Mich., change In delivery of tractors (no AMENDMENT WITH NO INCREASE IN QUANTITY York City bench punch, $70. (WITHIN PURVIEW OF ORIGINAL CONTRACT). change). 18772. kemp Machine Co., Baltimore, Md., CF-507. National Cash Register Co., Ddy- 11154. E. H. Bowers Manufacturing Co., straightening presses, $90. ton, Ohio, fixing price of azimuth alechanisms, Boonton, N. J., primer protector caps with 10865. The Samuel Winslow Skate Manufac- $372,201.75. traces, no change. turing Co., Worcester, Mass., change in speci- 772. American Car & Foundry Co., New York fications of clips, $74.70. SUPPLEMENTAL REDUCING OR CANCELING. City, additional work on ammunition cars. 18771. Hisey Wolfe Machine Co. Colerain 18431. The Leeds & Northrup Co., Phila- $424-80. (Increase.) and Marshal Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, electric delphia, Pa.,. motor and speed shaft, $177. 12294. E. R. Ladew, Glen Cove, N. Y., pack- drill, etc., $204. 18280. The Buda Co., Harvey, Ill., blue ing for export. MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR CURRENT BUSINESS. prints. $119. SUPPLEMENTAL-REDUCING OR CANCELLING. 18868. C. M. Hall Lamp Co., Kenosha, Wig., 11779. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., parts for adapters and boosters, $55. New Haven, Conn.. work on shop office, Win- 14175. Dyneto Electric Corporation, Syra- chester N. Y., $350. 18740. Gorham Manufacturing Co., Provi- plant, $390.15. Cose, dence R. I., modifying trench mortar shells, -01448. Erie Malledble Iron Co., ErieSPa., 12490. Madison Trading Co. (Inc.), New malleable-iron bodies, York City, N. Y., harness and glovers' nee- $8,506. unmachined, for 3-inch 18801. Alan Wood Iron & Steel Co., Phila- Stokes treneb-mortar shell, $2.495.25. _dles, $16,031. 9593. Edward 17878. Poole Engineering & Machine delphia, Pa., commercial flange steel plates, 0. Budd Manufacturing Co., Co., $383.79. Philadelphia. Pa., half shell for trench-mortar Woodberry, Baltimore, Md., labor and materiaL shelle $45.711.75. in altering 16-inch howitzer, 15568. Norton Co., Worcester, Mass., alun- $3,200. dum wheels $4 401 11016. The C. 0. Watervliet Arsenal, Water- ENGINEERING DIVISION ACCOUNT. 18654. The Eastern Machine Screw Corpo- vliet, N. Y., machinery, etc., antiaircraft guns, ration, New Haven, Conn., fuse bushings, spare parts, $965.000. 01623. National Cash Register Co., Dayton, $17.87. Ohio, bracket fuse setter $5,618.29. 18754. Federal Rubber Co., Cudahy, Wis., ENGINEERING DIVISION ACCOUNT. 18371. Wilton Tool & Manufacturing Co., rubber gaskets, $119.80. 18992. National Enameling & Stamping Co., Ibston, Mass., pressure cylinders, $32,329.90. 15548. Hisey-Wolfe Machine Co., Cincinnati, Baltimore Md fans $330.85. 19005. American Multigraph Co., Cleveland, Ohio, spare parts, $1.991.60. 18644. Readlng Chain & Block Co., Reading, Ohio, combination retard and relay holders, 16074. New Britain Machine Co., New Brit- Pa., derrick. $285. $50. aint Conn., additions and alterations on Holt 18867. MartIn Copland Co., Providence, 18746. Warner Bros. Co. (Inc.), Bridgeport, trailer, $5,000. R. I., sitogoniometers. $180. Conn., gpdtbreech covers, $3 286.41. 18963. United States Light & Heat Co 13786. Smith, Hinchman & Grylis, Detroit, 18381. Wilton Tool & Nanufacturing Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y., lead plating adapters and Mich., tracings for howitzer caterpillar, $15,-. Boston, Mass., pressure gauge pistons, $50,750. boosters, $134. 000. 18889- National Malleable Casting Co., 18275. The C. 0. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock 18964. The Cleveland, Ohio, miscellaneous articles, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Island. Ill., spare parts for 3-inch gun carriage, Evans Bailding, Washington, D. C., rubber $345.50. $93,26h.52. tires. $144. 19000. Bartlett-Hayward Co., Baltimore, 17899. Remington Arms U. M. C. Co., 2026 18932. McDougall Co., Frankfort, Ind., Md loading, etc., detonating fuses, $25. Woodward 'Building Washington, D. C., auto- boxes. $112.50. 1W001. E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. matic shotguns, S1,672.50. 18634. Bijour Motor Appliance Co., Hoboken, Pompton Lakes. N. T., special mark III poini 17981. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New N. J., threading adapters. $10. detonating fuses, $25. Haven, Conn., shotgun shells and packing 18496. 'argent Co., New Haven. Conn., pro. 19002. Ensign-Bickford Co., Simsbury, Conn., same. $1,168.50. duction dies, fuses, $10. metallic belt links, $3,590. 18906. Commanding Officer Rock Island 14025. MacaniteCo. of America, Philadel. 18908. Bartlett-Hayward Co., Baltimore, Arsenal, Rock Island, Ill., gravity tank, $500. phia, Pa., dummy drop bombs, $3.000. 18689. Kertscher & Co., Md,. loading etc., mark VII fuse, $8). Elmira, N. Y., pack- 18878. De Vinne Press. New 1A997. E.' . Du Pont de Nemours & Co., ing boxes for ground sights, $1.950. N. Y., No. 1985 handbook, 81.874.50.York City, Pempton Lakes N J., loading, etc., adapters 18630. T. R. Almond Manufacturing Co., 19047. C. 0. Watervliet Arsenal, Waterylie and boosters. $16.70. Ashburnham, Mass., micrometers, $437.50. N. Y., obturator presses, $300. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. 9. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919.

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I I INSPECTION DIVISION ACCOUNT. 13566-PH. Wilson & Co., Chicago, Ill., 304. MannIng, Maxwell & Moore (Inc.), New 18632. De Mant Tool & Machine Co. (Inc.), 400,000 pounds beef, $91,400. York, 1 main driving shaft, 1 calipering shaft, New York City, check gauges, $90. 13592-PH. Cudahy Packing Co., Chicago, Ill., and parts to the main driving shaft, $1,358. 18031, Wilton Tool & Manufacturing Co., 500,000 pounds beef, $119,100. 805. B. F. Sturtevant Co., Boston, Mass., 1 Boston, Mass., gauges, $250. 13554-PH. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., blower, $P57. 18987. The Remington Arms U. M. C. Co., 300,000 pounds beef, $169,225. 301. Deming Co., Salem, Ohio, 84 cylin- Bridgeport, Conn., gau~ges, $244. Mot. 1809. Dodge Bros., Detroit, Mich., 30 ders, tube well, $5,381.12, sets spare parts for Dodge touring cars, 303, Deming Co., Salem, Ohio, 617 hand- SUPPLEMENTAL LETTERS. $439,472 08. pump tanks. $2,992.45. 16037. Jones & Laughlin Steel Co., Wash- Mot. 807. Locomobile Co. of America, Bridge- FF 89 (10). 40-FF 90 (10). 105. Magnolia 1Igton, D. C. change in specificatidn of steel port, Conn., 8 locomobile limousines, $68,568. Petroleum Co., Dallas, Tex., 1,800 gallons moc- billets, no change. EMERGENCY PURCHASES APPROVED aY TELEGRAM. tor gasoline, 800 gallons kerosene oil, $531. 4833. Russen Manufacturing Co., Middle- 306. Bell Locomotive Works, Lincoln, N. J., town, Conn., packing bandoleers, 20 cents per 15274-G. Reid Murdock-& Co., Chicago, Ill., spare parts for locomobiles, $883.41. case. 150,048 jars mixed pickles and chowchow, 01178. Bethlehem Loading Co., Mays Land- $37,702.08. Contracts over $25,000. Ing, N. J., increased facilities (school build- 15254-G. Jacques Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ill., ng, $63,000. 350,016 pounds baking powder, $32,668.16. 2. Vortex Manufacturing Co., Cleveland, 7S04. Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. I., 7451-G. Christenson, Mendenhall, Grabam Ohio, 285,000 gallons aeroplane and motor oil, files, $2,493.68. Co., Duluth, Minn., 2.400 mackinaws, $4,200. $193,270. 7199-C. B. Kuppenheimer & Co., Chicago, 17. Standard Oil Co. of New York, New York CHANGE IN SPECIFICATIO S. Ill., furnishing and delivexng 1,500 overcoats, City, 500,000 gallons kerosene $53623 12890. We't Branch Novelty Co., Milton, $60,105. 40. Texas Co., New Yor City, 120,000 Pa., painting packing boxes, $2,200.44. CONTRACTS APPROVED BY SAN FRANCISCO BOARD gallons motor gasoline, $29,400. Mot. 1101. Republic Motor Truck Co., Alma, PITTSBURGH BASIS. - OF REVIEW. Mich., 125 31-ton chassis, $383,031.25. CF-115. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, SFO-3943. Standard Oil Co., San Francisco, 14084-CS. Swift & Co., Chicago, Ill., Pa., camouflaging gun carriages, spare parts, Cal., 34,700 gallons gasoline, $6,921.25. 13,500,000 pounds fresh beef, $3,083,013.30. $2,350.82 increase. 1791. C. Swanston & Son (Inc.), San Fran- 1045. A. Zeraga's Sons, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1232. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., cisco, Cal., 500,000 pounds beef, $111,750. 800,000 pounds spaghetti, $77,700. roundshell steel billets (no change). SPO-3933. Union Oil Co. of California, Los 10452. Nathan Strauss (Inc.), Brooklyn, 5794. United States Steel Products Co.; Wil- Angeles, Cal., fuel oil; that F. T. for kerosene N. Y., 150,000 pounds fresh beef, $32,100. kint Building Washington, D. C., Bessemer oil be changed from 1500 water white to 14074-CS. Louis Pfarlxer & Sons, Chicago, screw stock (no change). 140-100' water; G. G. 'Balley, col. Ill., 2,500,000 pounds fresh beef, $040,312.50. SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS. 13010-PII. Moran & Co., Chicago, Ill., Sup. to contract, 9 26, 18, American Can 500,000 cans beef, $193,125. Co., St. Paul, Minn., hard-bread cans; reduce 14070-CS. Indianapolis Abattoir Co., Indian- amount from 3,500,000 to 2,000,000 cans. apolis, Ind., 1,500,000 pounds fresh beef, REVIEW Sup. to 2, 23, 18. Chattanooga Wheelbarrow $3t04.203. 75. BOARD OF Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., 1,500 carts; United 14075-CS. Wilson & Co., Chicago, Ill., States may accept at its option any of the 4,100,000 pounds fresh beef, $1,092,012.5t0. hendearts mentioned in-this contract without 14080-CS. Indhpendent Packing Co., Chicago, The following is a list of purchase or- wheels, and any such carts accepted without III., 2,000,000 pounds fresh beef, $512,250. ders and contracts passed by the Board wheels United States shall pay to contractor EMERGENCY PURCHASES APPROVED BY TELEGRAM. of Review: sum of $21.50 for each cart so accepted in- stead of the price first mentioned In contract. 1907-Phila. Singer Sewing Machine Co., Phil- January 14, 1919. Sup. to P. 0. 20443. Ohio Carriage Manu- adelphia, Pa., sewing machines and attach- facturing Co., Columbus, Ohio, 650 drinking- ments. $100,898.70. PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS APPROVED. water carts; original price $275 each; con- 1909-lhila. Singer Sewing Machine Co., Contracts under $23,000. tractor has delivered 97 carts without shafts; Elizabethport, N. J., sewing machines and at- the price on these is reduced in the sum of tachments, $97,940. 13579-PH1. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., $13.78 each, or a decrease of $1,226.66. 279,000 pounds beef, $04,588 50. Sup. to 2607-C. Burlington Blanket Co., Bur- SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS, 38. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, Louis- lington, Wis., horse or mule covers; bale 12 in Sup. to 5693-8. Larkin McKey Manufactur- ville, Ky., 80,000 gallons gasoline, $16,400. a bale, and for each bale depot quartermaster lug Co., Kansas City, Mo., manufacturing and Contracts over $25,000. pay 7 cents per blanket. deliver denim clothing; bale for overseas ship- 30. Export Oil Corporation, New York City, Sup. to P. 0. 20254. Ohio Carriage Manu- ment at 95h cents per bale for 20 bales will facturing Co., Columbus, Ohio, ration carts; be made in addition to price stipulated in the 3,350,197 gallons gasoline, $703,541.37. original contract calls for 700 at $125 each; Mot. 1603. The Swinehart Tire and Rubber above contract. tires, contractor has delivered 101 carts without Sup. to 10104. Standard Oil Co. of New Co., Akron, Ohio, 2,880 solid pressed shafts, and, specifications calling for same, the York, New York City, motor gas; delivery $114,912. than Co., Cincin- price on these Is reduced $13.78 less mnde by tank wagon if necessary f. o. b. Camp 13551-P1H. Cincinnati Abattoir $125. Mills. nati, Ohio, 400,000 pounds beef, $09,840. Sup. 56. Trailmobile Co. of Cincinnati, Sup. to 5721-8. Hauser, Garrison Dry Goods 13580-PH. Morris & Co., Chicago, Ill., 300,- Ohio. trailers; boxing charges for trailers de- 000 pounds beef, $73,050. Co., Wichita, Kans., manufacturing and 180,- $12.50 each, an increase of $1,875; increas- liverying denim clothing; bale for overseas 13588-PH. Morris & Co., Chicago, Ill., ing total amount of contract from $42,600 to shipment at 95 cents per bale additional. 000 pounds beef, $42,840. $44,475. Sup. to 2643-J. Sioux Tent & Awning Co., 13553-PH1. Morris &_Co., Chicago, Ill., 330,- Sup. to P. 0. 0167-J. Prints Biederman Co., Sioux City, Iowa, escort wagons: contractor 000 pounds beef, $78,540. Cleveland, Ohio, Army nurses' overcoats; con- bale for overseas shipment at 93 cents per 13567-PH. Morris & Co., Chicago, Ill., 500,- tractor shall pack for overseas shipment at bale in addition to the price specified in 000 pounds beef, $118,125. 13580-PH. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., 300,- $1.112 per case on ,request of the United original contract. - Sates. , 000 pounds beef, $72,735. APPROVAL AS TO CERTAIN CORRECTIONS (PRE- 13574-PH. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., 400,- CANCELLATION AGREEMhNTS WITH COMPENSA- VIOUSLY APPROVED JAN. 3, 1919). TION TO CONTRACTOR. 000 pounds beef, $96,900. Sup. to 3638. Royal Card & Paper Co., 13577-PH. Wilson & Co. (Inc.), Chicago, Can. Agmt. No. 1, P. 0. R0185. Baker, R. & New York, pressboard guides; change in num- Ill., 600,000 pounds beef, $141,600. L. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, utility trucks and ber of guide cards to be canceled; reduced 3052-8, 1742. Miller Manufacturing Co., Dal- cranes, $11,557.23. from 500,000 to 250,000, and the balance to las, Tex., 30,000 danim garments, $45,000. CONTRACTS NOT EXECUTED (PREVIOUS APPROVAL be canceled. 10. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, New CANCELED.) York, N. Y., 385,000 gallons gasoline, $120,- BOARD OF REVIEW CONTRACTS NOT EXECUTED (PREVIOUS APPROVAL 472.50. Mot. 1109. Dodge Bros., Detroit, Mich., 1 BOARD 0F REVIEW CANCELED). 10. Armstrong Packing Co., Dhllas, Tex., complete set of spare parts, $70,935.50. Sup. to 5721-S. Hauser, Garrison Dry Goods 327.000 pounds beef, $75,90. Mot. 1809. Dodge Bros., Detroit Mich., 30 Co., Wichita, Kans., denim clothing; bale gar- 155-PII. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., 400,- sets spare parts for Dodge touring cars, ments at $1.141 per bale. 000 pounds beef, $95.480. $439.472.08. 13576-PII. Swift & Co., Chicago, Ill., 600,- 10. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, New 000 pounds beef, $143,820. York, 585,000 gallons aviation gasoline, 13550-PII. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., 300,- $125,125. 000 pounds beef, $71,895. 13575-PH. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., January 18, 1919. GENERAL SUPPLIES DIVISIONI 300,000 pounds beef, $71,970. PUICIHASE TRANSACTIONS APPROVED. I Ill., 13573-Pff. Armour & Co., Chicago, Contracts under $25,000. 400.000 pounds beef, $906,300. The following is a list of purchase or- 15371 PH. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., 43. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, Louis- 150.000 pounds beef, $35,947.50. ville, Ky., 75,000 gallons motor gasoline, ders of the General Supplies Division 13572-P1-. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., $10.500. for January 18, 1919, not passed by 300.000 pounds beef, $71,025. 42. Texas Co., New York City, 110,000 gal- 13351-PH. Norris & Co., Chicago, Ill., lons motor gasoline, $24,750. the Board of Review: 220,000 pounds beef, $52,382. 308. Newton Machine Tool Works, Philadel- J. I. Case Plow Works, Racine, Wis., 45 133358-PH. Norris & Co., Chicago, Ill., phia, Pa., milling machine and parts, $12,030. hand plows, 20 two-bottom sulky plows, 05 400.000 pounds beef, $93,560. 302. Barnes Manufacturing Co., Mansfield, harrows. 13593-PII. Norris & Co., Chicago, Ill., Ohio 12 cylinders, tibe wheel, $082.20. - Stein-Burn Camp & Field Equipment Co., 180.000 pounds beef, $40,680. 300. Hilles & Jones Co., Wilmington, Del., Chicago,. Ill., 2,275 hand-pump tanks. 1352-PH. Wilson & Co., Chicago, Ill., top rolls, screw drivers, miscellaneous mech- Armstrong & Co., Chicago, Ill., 2,224 hand- 1,000,000 pounds beef, $229,800. anical parts, $6,226.65. pump tanks. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919. 31

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Public Printer, Washington, D. C., printing. Baltimore Copper Smelting & Rolling, Bal- American Hoist & Derrick Co., St. Paul, timore, Md., 200 pounds copper, $60. Minn., 1 set friction heads, $376. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., 18,000 CANAL Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1 fan, pounds iron, $1,571.10. THE PANAMA baby concidal, $114. Capitol Sppply Co., New York City, 720 General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 88 chair seats, $127.54. $110. Following is a list of orders placed for Springs, The Texas Co., New York, N. Y., 5,500 Jno. Williams (Inc.), New York City, 44 nu- pounds lubricating grease, $422.50. the Panama Canal from January 15 to 21, merals and letters, $5. National Waste Co., North Manayunk, Pa., inclusive: E. Dietzgen & Co., New York City, 2 steel 80 000 pounds waste, $4,425. tapes, 100 feet long, $8.82. The Texas Co., New York, N. Y., 6,400 gal- Danville Stove & Manufacturing Co Dan- Dennison Manufacturing Co., Baltimore, Md., lons lubricating oil, $2,443. Tille, Pa., parts for 8 200 KB. ranges, J14.50. 25,000 tags, $153. James F. Duffy Corporation, New York, Russell Burdsall & Ward, Bolt & Nut Co., National Electric Supply Co., Washington, N. Y., 50 pounds grease, $32. Port Chester, N. Y., 800 carriage bolts, $22. D. C., 25 pounds compound, $22.50. Chas. Schaefer & Son, New York, N. Y., 250,- Enock Morgan's Sons Co., New York City, Crucible Steel Co. of America, Pittsburgh, 000 pounds oats, $7,950. 4,3-0 cakes sapolio, $243. Pa., 60 pounds steel, $7.90. Atlantio Refining Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Pratt Chuck Co., Frankfort, N. Y., 2 chucks, C. Howard lunt Pen Co., Camden, N. J., 72 3,000 pounds grease, $285. Pratt No. 1, $18.30. gloss pens, $41.76, Stamford Foundry Co., Stamford, Conn., 10 Lauston Monotype Machine Co., Philadel- Knickerbocker Guide Co., New York City, 1 sets brick, $16.71. phia, Pa., monotypQ repairs, $1,457.35. subscription Travelers Railway Guide, $3. P. T. Witte Hardware Co., New York, N. Y., New York Bolt-ng & Packing Co., N~w York Allierican Steel Foundries, Washington, D. C., 144 hooks, $9.60. - City, 500 gaskets, hose couplings, $6.50. 200 Davis wheels, $9,600. Atlas Tack Co., Fairhaven, Mass., 150 American Gas Accumulator Co., Elizabeth, -Anglo Mexican Petroleum Co., New York pounds tacks, $22.30. N. J., 500 washers, $5. City, 80,000 barrels fuel oil, $63,000. Railway Supply & Curtain Co., Chicago, Ill., Watcins Gray Lumbcr Co.,* Hattiesburg, Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C., 150 28 locks, $12. Miss., 850,000 fet board measure, lumber, books, journals, $112.50. Hanmacher, Schlemmer Co., New York, N. $42.245. Emanuel Baumgarten, Washington, D. C., 12 Y., 48 turnbuttons, $10. Alsakan Engineering Commission, Seattle, racks, rubber stamp, $17.40. Hibbard, Spencer,,Bartlett Co., Chicago, Ill., Wash., 10 coils rope, $3,907.80. Sneath Glass Co., Hartford City, Ind., 60 24 pulleys, $5.70. Swift & Co., New York City, 100 pounds sponge cups, $4.20. Crane Co., Washington, D. C.. 36 shields, flour, soluble blood, $8.50. Baker & Taylor Co., New York City, 1 book $37.10. Pratt & Whitney Co., Hartford, Conn., 500 each, Tb Junior Republic, and Society and Danville Stove & Manufacturing Co., Dan- standard taper pins, $15.09. Prsns, ;.3.10. ville, la., range parts, $8.95. C. D. Durkee & Co., New York City, 100 eye- Endura Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, International Railway Supply Co., New bolts, 30 pulleys, $30.90. Pa., 150 pounds Endura sheet packing, York, N. Y., 300 guards. $64.50. Hersey Manufacturing Co., South Boston, $112.50. Hancock Inspirator Co., New York City, Addressograph Co., Washington, D. C., 1 Mass., 4 Torrent water meters, $680. parts Hancock inspirator, $79.60. die, $1.20. Iver Johnson's A. & C. Works, Fitchburg, National Electric Supply Co., Washington, Fairchild & Co., New York, N. Y., 1 sub- Mass., 3 I. J. bicycles $126.15. D. C., 50 covers for switches, $18. scription, $2. Kelly-Springfield 1Rotor Truck Co., Spring- Garlock Packing Co., New York City, 2,000 North American Filer, 1 subscription, $0.50. field, Ohio, parts for K-S trucks, $87.75. Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, New York, Chicago pounds packing, $1,600. 1 Pneumatic Tool Co., New York, 2 Kelly-Springfield Tire Co., New York, 6 subscription, $3. bushings, 2 handles for Little Giant drills, chains, $34.50. Simmons Hardware Co., Philadelphia, Pa., $19.50. 144 Rinek Cordage Co., buckles, $2. Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., New York, 6 Easton, Pa., 154,490 Duff Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., hamniers, stone, and chipping, $350. pounds rope, $30,125.55. 6 pins, $1.38. Merchant & Evans Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, Foxboro Co., 6 tubes, 165 tires, $8,959.35. New York, 1,000 charts, $8. 450 feet brass tubing, $209.99. Smooth-On ManufacturIng Co., Jersey City, C. D. Durkee & Co.,W'ew York, 75 ringbolts, The Fairbanks Co., New York City, 1 36- inch drill press, $1,110.45. 600 pounds compound, $144. $31.46. Westinghouse Air Brake Co., New York, Capitol Supply Co., New York, 210 eyebolts, D. Nast Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 1. 3 reservoirs, $05.70. crank shaper, $113.70. $1,795. Walden Worcester, Worcester, Mass'., 2 Buckeye Paint & Varnish Co., Toledo, Ohio, H. Ghannon Co., Chicago, Ill., 1 drill, 2 vise drill wrenches, 2 displays, $12. 1,500 gallons varnish, $2,010. presses, 1 chuck lathe, $325. Hendee Manufacturing Co., Springfield, Warren Chemical & Manufacturing Division, Manning, Maxwell & Moore (Inc.), Nev Mass., 20 springs, $1.02. York New York, N. Y., 2,000 gallons varnish, $1,524; City, 1 lathe, 1 floor grinder, 1 cutting American Machinist, New York, 1 book, $4. 6,000 pounds asphaltum, $144. iaichine, $4,140. E. P. Dutton Co., New York, 6 books, $0. Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Co., Chicago, Ill., Eunrka Manufacturing Co. (N. Y.), 100 Underwood Typewriter Co., Washington, 204 rattan baskets, $177.72. pounds packing. $100. D. C., 1 machine, $67.50. Webster Manufacturing Co., Tiflin, Ohio, 1 National Malleable Casting Co., Cleveland, Color Co. of America, New York City, 5,000 bucket conveyor, $675; 1 chain conveyor, Ohio, 12 couplers, $306. pounds zinc, $825. $1,490. Chisholm-1Moore Manufacturing Co., 1 lift Nationd Brass & Copper Tube Co., New R. C. Ballantyne, Washington, D. C., 12 wheel, $18.40. York City, 4,310 pounds bronze, 560 pounds doven tape, $16.20. Philadelphia Belting Co., 125 feet leather wire, $1,349.42. Paper Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., belting, $345. Jones & Laughlin Steel Co., Washington, 2 doZen rolls paper, $1.50. United States Rubber Company, 2,000 feet D. C., 50 pieces steel, 48 bars steel, 198,000 United Dealers' Buying Co., Norfolk, Va., rubber tubing, $299. pounds nails, $8,013.70. 3 dozen ink, $7.92. Sidney B. Strouse, 42 grindstones, $259.14. United States Steel Products Co., New C. G. Stott, Washington, D. C., 6 calendars, Charles C. Kennon, Washington, D. C., 6 York City, 40 pieces steel, 1,000 feet pipe, 4,500 1 gross pencils, $37.20. pieces maple, 1, by 16 inches, 2 feet long, pounds spikes, 600 pous nails, $1,705.02. R. P. Clarke, Washington, I). C., 5,000 $1.50. J. W. Gasteiger & Son, Brooklyn, 75,000 fasteners, 1 machine, $37.50. Charles A. Pendry, Washington, D. C., haul- pounds hay, $1,592.50. American Envelope Co., West Carrollton, ing ashes from basement of building Decem- The Grasselli Chemical Co., New York City, Ohio, 10,000 envelopes, $7. ber 28, $22.00. 150 gallons sulphuric acid, $253.20. L. C. Smith Typewriter Co., Washington, James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C., Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 100 D. C., 1 typowriter, $35. 18 8-inch double-edge files, $3.60. water-closet seats, $169. Royal Typewriter Co., Washington, D. C., Merchants Transfer & Storage Co., Wash- Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 10 1 typewriter. $26. ington, D. C., hauling, $3.25. reams paper, $295.04. R. W. Gellart, New York, N. Y., 20,000 gal- Public Printer, Washington, D. C., sta- Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 75 lons turpentine, $10,948. tionery. reams paper, $481.50. Economy Fuse & Manufacturing Co., Chi- Hale & Kilburn Corporation, Philadelphia, Universal Trading Co., Brooklyi, N. Y., 144 cago, 2.600 cartridge fuses, $780. Pa., 2,400 square feet webbing, $912. snaths, $120.82. Roth Bros. & C6., Chicago, Ill., 1 set coils, Heywood Bros. & Wakefield, New York, 5200 Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn. N. Y.. 1,000 1 colmhutator, $166. square feet webbing, $1,234. pounds paint. 1.000 pounds vermilion, 500 gal- Toledo Threading Machine Co., Toledo, Ohio, Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md., 10 reams lons oil. $1,481.60. 2 swrs dies and followers, $51. paper, $50.30. The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, Sharp & Smith, Chicago, Ill., hospital sup- The R. A. Cauthorne Paper Co. (Inc.), Rich- 500 tires, $6,670. plies. $26.25 mond, Va., 100 reams paper, $697. The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, Edison Electrical Appliance Co., Chicago, R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C., 200 tires, $3,956. Ill., electric ranges, $384. 10 reams 3 paper, $108. Pennsylvania Rubber Co., Washington, D. C., Chicago Hardware Foundry Co Washing- Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 720 100 tubes, 148 tires, $331.84. toi, D. C., 90 fountain tables, $4.363.36. typewriter ribbons, $143.78. Pennsylvania Rubber Co., Washington, D. C., Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, Heywood Bros. & Wakefield, Baltimore, Md., 12 tires, $222.92. Washington, D. C., 500 labels, $7.50. 144 door mats, $188.64. Reed & Prince Manufacturing Co., Worcester, United States Shipping Board Emergency Taunton-New Bedford Copper Co., Taunton, Mass., bolts, $119.45. Fleet Corporation, Washington. D. C., trans- Mass., 700 pounds brass, $383. Hellenic Chemical & Color Co. (Inc.), New portation of about -65,000 barrels fuel oil, The Director of Military Aeronautics, supply ,York City, 3,000 pounds zinc, S. C. Tatum Co., $540. Cincinnati, Ohio, straps, section, salvage branch, War Department, United States Blue Print Paper Co., Chicago, punches, dies, and pins, $23.90. Washington, D. C., 50 coils rope, $525. Ill., 24 gross pens, $44.40. Eastman Kodak Co. of New Jersey, plates The J. M. Ney Co., Hartford, Conn., 75 The Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co., Camden, and cases. ounces solder, $61.50. N. J., 84 gross pens, $48.72. American Type Founders Co., Philadelphia, Jenkins Bros., New York City, 4 valves, C. I. Davids & Son, New York City, 852 pints Pa., 1 perforator, $655.80. $61.20. ink, $204,48. C. H. Brown Co., New York, 10,000 pounds Merchant & Evans Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Columbian Rope Co., Auburn, N. Y., 2 coils metallic brown, $773. 150 pounds tin, $30. rqpe, $2,140.909. S2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919.

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I I

Brooklyn Alloys Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 2,000 Fort Keogh, Mont.: Kennedy Valve Manu- Camp Aferritt, N. J.: American Sterilizer pounds solder, $589.40. factoring Co., Elmira, N. Y., valve, $9.48. Co., Erie, Pa., disinfector, $5100. Sidney B. Strouse, Atlantic City, N. J., 12 Portsm.ou th water development: Kennedy Fort Oglothorpe, Ga.: Alaska Refrigerator sheets monl metal, $311.04. Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $1,280. John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J., valves, $793.22. Fort St Philip, La.: Alaska Refrigerator 900 feet cable, $851.04. Philadelphia Quartermaster Terminal: Ken- Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $320. U. T. Hungerford Brass & Copper Co., New nody Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., industrial Housing, Norfolk, Va.: Wheeler York City, 300 pounds nails, $114. valves, $406.68. Reflector Co., Boston, Mass., lighting fixtures, Taunton-New Bedford Copper Co., Taunton, Camp Devens, Mass.: American Sterilizer $28.55. Mass. 300 pounds nails, $111. Co., Erie, Pa., disiufector, $5,100. Industrial Housing, Norfolk, Va.: Westing- R. V. Geldart, New York City, 600 pounds Camp Lee, Va.: American Sterilizer Co., house Electric & Manufacturing Co., Washing- nalIst $81. Erie, Pa., disinfector, $5,100, ton, D. C., lightning arresters, $147.42. Oliver Iron & Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., Canton, siding 3, Baltimore, Md., Capt. J. General Hospital No. 7, Md.: Modern Re- 6,000 bolts, $150. Henry Cotton, Gilmerton, Va., lumber, $19,090. frigerating Co., Peru, Ind., cooler room, $1,200. F. N. Du Bois & Co., New York City, 4,000 Raritan Arsenal Metuchen, Capt. J. Henry Camp Dix, N. J. : American Sterilizer Co., pounds lead pipe, $365. Cotton, Gilmerton, Va., lumber, $20,241. Erie, Pa., disinfector, $5,100. E. J. Barth, Meraux, La., analysis of oils, Fort Moultrie, S. C.: Southern States Sup- Fort Screven, Ga.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., $20. ply Co., Columbia, S. C., steam heating mate- Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $960. Beck Duplicator Co., New York, 52 pads, rial, $387.08. Camp Eustis, Va.: Griffin Manufacturing $351. Hampton, Va.: Richmond Structural Steel Co., Erie, Pa., hinges,.$4Z.63. , .T. W. Hulme Co., St. Paul, Minn., 59 shades, Co., Richmond, Va., wire work, $2,325. Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.: Alaska Refrigerator $98. Camp Jackson, S. C.: American Sterilizer Co., Muskegon Mich, refrigerators, $1,600. Excelsior Steel Balls, Buffalo, N. Y., 2,300 Co Erie Pa disinfector, $5,100. Fort Clark, Tex.: Pieree-Butler & N. Pierce, steel balls, $6.25. Camp 'Merritt, N. J.- American Sterilizer New York, N. Y., thermometers, 90 cents. Oliver Machinery Co., New York, 6 knives, Co., Erie, Pa., disinfector, $2,303.50. Fort Clark, Tex. : Crane Co., Chicago, Ill., $51. Hawaiian Department, Honolulu: Claes & relief valves, $6.60. Public Printer, Washington, D. C., 2,000 Lehabauter Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., memorandum sheets. refrigerators, $15,400. West India Oil Co., New York, 1,500 pounds Camp Hill, Va.: American Sterilizer Co., vavllte, $225. Erie, Pa., disinfector, $5,100. R. R. Dietz Co., New York, 4 lamps, $10. Pieric Acid Plant, Semet-Solvay Co.: Burt THE MARINE CORPS G. A. Ray Manufacturing Co., Buffalo, N. Y., Portland Cement Co., Bellevue, Mich., cement, 12 funnels. $28. $460.98, Stanley Works, New York, 144 bolts, $17. Fort McPherson, Ga.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $1,280. .Contracts have been placed by the quar- Fort Prevle. Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., termlaster, Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $320. Uited States Marine Corps, Key West Barracks, Fla.: Alaska Refrig- as follows : AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU erator Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. January 21, 1919. - Fort Getty, R . : Alaska Refrigerator Co., Muskegon, 958. L. J. Upton & Co., Norfolk, Va., pota- Mith., refrigerator, $160. toes and onions. Fort Logan H4. Roots, Ark.: Alaska Refrig- 972. University of Penngylvania, Philadel- The Bureau of Aircraft Production, erator Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $480. phia, Pa., table equipment. Washington, D. C., has awarded con- 971. American Wood Working Machinery Fort Greble, R. I.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., tracts to the following: Co., 591 Lyell Avenue, Rochester, N. Y., 1 Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators. $480. 48-inch band resaw. Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Rochester, Fort Lyon, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., N. Y., I lens, $150.78. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. January 22, 191. U. T. Hungerford Brass & Copper Co., New Fort Levett, Me. : Alaska Refrigerator Co., Muskegon, 973. University of PeAnsylvania, Philadel- York, N Y., 135 feet brass tubing, $19.20. Mich., refrigerator. $160. phia, Pa., kitchen equipment. Siurmons Hardware Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Camp Mills, L. I. : American Sterilizer Co., 974. Troy Steam Laundry Co., 282 Franklin i saw sets, $4.50 Erie, Pa, disinfector, $5,100. Street, Norwich, Conn., laundry services. Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Corporation, Camp Stuart, Va.: American Sterilizer Co., 890. International Printing Co., 236 Chest- Buffalo, N. Y., repairs and replacements for Erie, Pa.. disinfector, $5.100. nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa., 60,000 score 16 Bristol, planes, $500.28. , Fort Revere, Mass. : Alaska Refrigerator books. Ajax Fire Engine Works, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1 Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. 40 gallon chemical fire engine. $212.50. Fort Morgan, Ala. : Alaska Refrigerator Robbins & M Yors Co., Springfield, Ohio, 12 Co.. Musk-zon. Mich., refrigerators, $1 280. electric fans, $508.80. Fort Mansfield, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Buckeye lack Manufacturing Co., Alliance, Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. Obi, 1 Jack, $14.30. Fort McKinley, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator PROPOSALS INVITED Union Carbide Sales Co., New York, N. Y., Co., Muskegon; Mich., refrigerators, $960. SEALED I 5,000 pounds carbide. $135. Generil Hospital No. 22, Virginia: Wallace Barber & Ross. Washington, D. C., miscel- & Tierman Co., Inc., New York, N. Y., chlorine WAR DEPARTRENT. laneous tools, $21.75. control apparatus, $615. Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C., 20 Fort Rodman, Mass.: Alaska Refrigerator The Surplus Property Division, Munitioni pounds carpet tacks, $7.85. Co.. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. Building, Nineteenth and B Streets, Wash:ng- Fort Warren, Mass.: Alaska Refrir.erator tou, D. C., will receive bids on nose bags, also Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $320. known as feed bags, that were manufactured Fort Moultrie, S. C.: AJaska Refrigerator for the Government as army equipmeit. No Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators. $1.280. bids will be accepted for less than a bale lot CONSTRUCTION DIVISION Camp Hill, L. I. : American Sterilizer Co., which contains 50 bags each. Bids will be Erie. Pa., disinfector, $5,100. made in triplicate form and must be mailed in 1General Hospital No. 19, North Carolina: time to reach Washington for the opening at Arctic Ice Machine Co., Canton, Ohio, refrig- 2 p. in., March 3, 1919. Full particulars and The Construction Division of the Army eration, $3,800. forms for submitting bids may be obtained Fort Popham, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., upon application to Surplrs Property Division, Ihas placed orders as follows: Muskegon. Mich., refrigerator. 8160. Munitions Building, Washington, D. C., Ref. Camp Upton, Long Island: American Steril- Fort Strong, N. H. : Alaska Refriverator Co., S. P. D., No. 320, C. & E. izer Co., EriefPa., disinfector, $5,100. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $480. The Surplus Property Division, Munitions Philadelphia Quartermaster Terminal: Car- Fort Williams, Me. : Alaska Refrigerator Building, Nineteenth and B Street,, Washing- negio Steel Co., Washington, D. C., rail, $150. Co.. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators $800. ton, D. C., will receive bids on shearlings which Fort Sheridan, Ill : Barnes Wire Fence Co., Pieric Acid Plant, Ark.: War Service Bu- were bought by the Government for the pur- Detroit. Mich., wire work, $20.88. reau, Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, $49. pose of entering into the manufacture of Portsmouth water development: Ludlow Mechanical repair unit No. 304: War Service army equipment, such as coat liners, boots, Valve Manufacturing Co., Troy, N. Y., valves, Bureau, Washington, D. C., cash-iron pipe, $44. Jerkins, saddles, etc. Grades offered are Rock $30. Marlin Rockwell loading plant: War Service Island selection, natural color, for saddle lin- Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-Iron pipe, $55. ings; Rock Island selection, black; Quarter- Big Bethel water development: Chapman North Camp Jackson S. C.: War Service master selection, natural color, for ;addle Iln- Valve Manufacturing Co., Indian Orchard, Bureau; Washington, b5. C., cast-iron pipe, ings; Aviation No. 1, clipped and combed; Avia- Mass., valves, $1386. $190. Fort Keogh, Mont.: Chapman Valve Manu- tion No. 1, natural color; Aviation No.1, black; facturing Camp Grant, Ill.: War Service Bureau, Aviation No. 2, natural color; Aviation No. 2, Co., Indian Orchard, Mass., valve, Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, $980. black; elippers, rejects, tear-offs, and pieces. $28.50. Portsmbouth Water Development: War Serv- Shearlings can be inspected at any of the zone Army supply base, New Orleans: Kennedy iee Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-Iron supply offices in the following-named cities: 461 Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., pipe. $17,000. Eighth Avenue, New York N Y.; 108 Massa- valves, $133.80. Industrial Housing, New Castle. Del.: War chusetts Avenue, Boston, 'llass.; 1819 West Big Bethel water development: Kennedy Service Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-iron Thirty-ninth Street, Chicago, Ill.; and Jeffer- Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., pipe and fittings, $370. sonville, Ind. Bids must be made in triplicate valves, $340 25. Camp Pike, Ark.: War Service Bureau, on special form in time to reach Washington, Harwood's water development: Kennedy Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, $22. D. C., a. m. February 24, 1919. Full par- Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., Richmond Bag Loading Plant: War Service ticulars and forms for submitting bids may valves. $6,676.25. Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, be obtained upon application to Surplus Prop- Philadelphia Quartermaster Terminal: Ken- $900. erty Division, Munitions Building, Nineteenth nedy Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., Fort Pickens, Fla.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., and B Streets, Washington, D. C., Ref. S. P. D., valves, $62.85. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160, No. 260, C. E.