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PUBLISHED DJIILY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STMTES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman -k * -k COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activities

,VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, EEBRUAllY 5, 1919. No. 530

ORDER ON WEARING OF UNIFORM Rifle Strength of Allied BACK PAYMENT OFSOIDIERS BY SOLDIERS AFTER DISCHARGE And German Armies From WHERE CLEAR CLAIMS EXIST Enlisted Man Can Wear It Homo April 1 to November 1, 1918 But Must Return It within FACILITATED BY DECISION Four Mouths. The War Department au- thorizes the following state- OF TREASURYCOMPTROLLER Tlie War Department publishes the ment: following circular: Figures reported by the RULING AFFECTS 8,000 W.\it Department, Statistics Branch, General CASES NOW ON FILE ^\'a1 Jlington, January 25, 1919. Staff, A. E. F., give the rifle Circular No. 43. strength Allied Sol- of the and the Director of Finance of the ! Wbauinq op Uniform bi Discuabged V 1)IKU, German Armies on the west- War Department Author- Present law authorizes a discliargcil ern front from April 1 to No- oHicer or soldier to wear his uniform vember 1, 19 18, by months, as ized to Adjust Pending from the place of discharge to his home, ; within three months of the date of his follows Claims When Soldier's discharge from the service. Thereafter Allies. German. Right Is Clearly Estab- the ollicer may wear his uniform only Apr. 1_ 1,245,000 1, 569, 000 upon occasions of ceremony. May 1_ 1,343,000 1, 600, 000 lished — Delay of Four The enlisted man must return his uni- June 1_ 1,496,000 1, 639, 000 i form within four Lribnths of date of dis- July 1 1,556,000 1, 412, 000 Months inSome Instances i can wear it only Aug. 1_ charge ; but as stated 1,672,000 1, 395, 000 above. Sept. 1_ ___ 1,682,000 1, 339, 000 Under Old Procedure. ' An act is now before Congress, which if Oct. 1_ 1,594,000 1, 223, 000 passed, will authorize enlisted men to Nov. 1_ . _ 1, 485, 000 866, 000 The Comptroller of the Treasury makes keep the uniform which they are per- public the following: mitted to wear home, and to wear that By “ rifle strength” is particular uniform only, provided some meant the “ number of men The Auditor for the War Departnient.

: I have 'our letter of in- distinctive mark or insignia, to be issued standing in the trench ready Sir 5 the 29th by, the War Department, shall be worn. stant, as follows \ to go over with the bayonet.” L It will thus be clearly seen that neither “ I have the honor to inclose herewith rifles f under existing or proposed law will a There are 12,250 in an a communication received by this oflice I discharged soldier be permitted to wear American division. from the Director of Finance of the War t uniforms made by civilian or other Department, asking if this office will ^ tailors. They may legally wear only the make objection to his office issuing dupli-

1 particular uniform which they have been cate final statements and paying soldiers I permitted to retain. who have been discharged from the Army ^ Commanding ollicers of camps, posts, arrears of that be in I RESUMPTION OF SHIPMENTS pay may due them ' and stations will give the widest pub- cases which do not Involve a construc- licity to this information, both among tion of the law in which the soldier’^ [ TO FINLAND EXPECTED SOON and

: the soldiers of their commands and in right is clearly defined. In the letter sev- the local press. No person will be per- The War Trade Board announces, in eral different kinds of short payments are 1 mitted to solicit orders for, or deliver a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 577), that ar- described, in which they wish to make ! uniforms to soldiers about to be dis- rangements are now being made whereby final payment. charged. Persons or concerns persisting it is hoped shipments to Finland may Sees No Objection. in selUng uniforms to such soldiers, after very shortly be resumed. " having “ been warned not to do so, will It is probable that there will be an It is the idea of this office to return not be permitted to come on or do busi- interallied committee sitting at Helsing- the communication with an indorsement ness the re.servation. on fors, which will pass upon all requests to this effect Orler of Secretary : “ By The of War for importations into that market from ‘ This office sees no objection to the ; Peyton C. March, the associated governments. Exporters issuing of duplicate final statements by General, Chief of Staff. in the United States who are interested the Director of Finance in cases of sol-

• Official : , in trade with Finland should, therefore, diers who have been discharged from the P. Harris, The C. Adjutant General. communicate, as soon as possible, with service, and the payment thereon of all their correspondents in Finland and re- arrears of pay, together with any short DANISH AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY. quest them to get in touch with the payments due for their services ; also paj’- A dispatch to the State Department American consul at Helsingfors. The ments to discharged officers on supple- from Copenhagen, Denmark, states that consul will be in close touch with the mental vouchers of all items of pay short Baron Konstantin Von Neurath has been new arrangements and will be able to paid, either as officers or enlisted men, selected as the new Danish Minister to advise the prospective importer as to where service has been continuous. This Germany. Baron Neurath was formerly what he should do, and will arrange for applies only to payments wherein no con- vice consul at Loudon and at the out- the taking of the necessary guarantees struction of law is involved. break of the “ World War was counselor of against reexportation, etc. The War ‘ It is further provided that notation the Embassy at Constantinople. The Trade Board hopes to be able to announce is to be made on. the voucher, paid at date Politiken, however, states that due to within a few days the exact procedure of discharge, of the supplemental pay- formalities and because the German Ee- to be followed, but in the meantime ment and notation also made on the sup- - public has as yet not been i-ecognized . by prospective exporters will save time by plemental voucher of the payment on dis- Denmark, the appointment will not take instructing their correspondents to get charge.’ t place immediately. in touch with the consul. (Continued on page G.) ;

2 THE OFFldljlE IT. S. BTJELETIX: ^^"EpXESDAY, FEBFUAKY 5, 1919.

had admired France, and none of the woi’ld grudged Prance her greatness and her prosperity except those who grudged “France Still Stands at Frontier” her liberty. And it profited us, terrible as the cost has been, to witness what has happened—to see with the physical Backed hy Civilization’s Forces, eye what has happened, because injustice was wrought. The President of the Chamber has pictured as I can not pic- And Facing Threatening Questions, ture the appalling sufferings, the terrible tragedy of Prance, but it is a tragedy which could not be repeated. As the President Wilson Tells Deputies pattern of history has disclosed itself, it has disclosed the hearts of men drawing toward one another. Comrade.‘question, am aware Who sary in the future to maintain those and distinguished honor paying would come to her assistance? you are crushing armaments which make the peo- by permitting me to meet you in this “For the alternative is a terrible al- me ples suffer almost as much in peace as place address you from this historic ternative for Prancel I do not need to and they suffered in war. platform. Indeed, sir, as and week point out to you that east of you in day “When then soldiers of America crossed has followed and week in this hos- Europe the future is full of question. day the ocean, they did not bring witli them^ pitable land of Prance, I felt the Beyond the Rhine, across Germany, have merely their arms. They brought with sense of ever across Poland, across Russia, across Asia, comradeship become more them a very vivid conception of France. and more intimate, and it has seemed to there are questions unanswered, and They landed upon the soil of France that the making of history being they may be for the present unanswer- me was with quickened pulses. They knew that singidarly cleared. knew before this able. France still stands at the frontier. We they had come to do a thing which tbo that Prance still stands in the presence of war began Prance and America were heart of America had long wished to do. united in affection. occa- those threatening and unanswered ques- We knew the When Gen. Pershing stood at the tomb of sions which nations to- tions, threatening because unanswered, drew the two Lafayette and said, ‘Lafayette, we are gether in those years, which now seem stand.s waiting for the solution of mat- here,’ it was as if he said, ‘Lafayette, here so far away, when the world was first be- ters which touch her directly and inti- is the completion of the great story whose ginning to thrill with the impulse of hu- mately and constantly, and, if she must first chapter you assisted to write.’ The liberty, soldiers stand alone, what must she do? man when of France She, world has seen the great plot worked out, to'help little must put her people a constant bur- came the struggling Repub- uix>n and now the people of France may rest lic of America to get its feet den of taxation. She must undergo upon and a assured that their prosperity is secure, proclaim one of the first victories of free- sacrifice that may become intolerable. because their homes are .secure ; and men And not oidy she, but the dom. other nations cveiYwhere not only wish her safety and “ ha d never of the world, must do the like. They We forgotten that, but we did prosperity, but are ready to assure her not see the full meaning of it. hundred must stand cap-a-pie. They must be A that with all the force and wealth at years more -went ready for any terrible incident of injus- and by and the spindles their command they will guarantee her were slowly weaving the of history. tice. The thing is not conceivable. I web security and safety. So, as we sit from We did not see it to be complete, the visited the other day a portion of the dev- day to day,. at the Qua! d’Qr.say I think to whole of the design to be, made plain. astated region of France. I saw the noble nxvself, we might, if we could gain audi- Now, look what has happened. city of Rheims in ruin, and I could not In that ence of the free peoples of the worhl, far off day, Prance help saying to myself, ‘ Here is when came to the as- where the adopt the language of Gen. Pershing and sistance of America, America was fighting blow fell, because the rulers of the world say, ‘Fi’iends, men, humble women, little Great Britain, and now she is linked did not sooner see how to prevent it.’ as children, wo are here, we are here as closely to Great Britidn The rulers of the world have been think- as she is to your friends, as your champions, as your Pi-ance. see now those ing of the relations of governments and We how appar- representatives. We have come to work entl.v diverging lines of histor.v are com- forgetting the relations of peoples. They out with you a world which is fit to live ing together. The nations which once have been thinking of the maneuvers of in and in which all countries can enjoy stood in battle array against international dealings, when they one another what the heritage of liberty for which Prance shoulder ought to have been thinking of the are now and shoulder fighting a was and America and England and Italy have common enemy. It was long time fortunes of men and women and the ’’ a be- paid so dear.’ fore we saw that, and in the last four safety of home, and the fear that they years something has happened that is un- should take that their peoples should be l^recedented in the history of mankind. happy because they were safe. They JOIN FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. It is nothing less than this, that bodies of know that the only way to do it is to The following State institutions*liave men on both sides of the sea and in all make it certain that the same thing will parts of the world have come to realize happen always that happened this time, been admitted to the Fevision, ; Capital, $100,000; surplus, $125,000; total she had constantly to ask her.self this France, with her prophetic vision. It resources, $1,3SS.212. (pie.stion, ‘ if the blow falls, who will come seems to bo not only the iieee compared with the catello, Idaho. ance. And thus America paid her debt of constant dread of another catastrophe plus, $3,000; total resources, $797,8.52. gratitude to Prance by sending her sons should have fallen on the fair cities and to fight upon the soil of Prance. She did areas of Prance. There was no more Better than money because they earn more. beautiful country. There was no more “ Sl\o assisted money buy a WAR-SAVINGS SFaMP in drawing the foregs of prosperous country. There was no more ; lue world together in order that Prance free-spirited people lu it. All the world TO-DAY, : ; :

THE OEEICIAL U. S. HUr.LETJ.X; WEDNESDAY, I'EIilU'AliY J91I).

SURVEY OF CITIZENS WHO VOTE, NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE

TIic ]?iirc'iui of Nutumlization, Uopart- ON PEACE CONFERENCE niont of Labor, has received reports of surveys in a number of large cities to deieriuine to wbat extent native and The following official communique was on the line of the ruiiway wliich runs foreign-born cilizens are exercising the Issued at Paris on February 4 from OderI)erg to Tcxicheu Jabhmg- rights of citizensliip. kau. The President of the United States, In one large city, of the first 7 promi- “ Pemling the decisions of tlio the prime ministers and ministers of nent business men approached in the peace congress as to the definite as- foreign afl’airs of the United Stiites, survey not one bad registered to vote, signment of the territories that part British Empire, France, Italy, and and of 80 preacliers questioned only 12 of the railway line to tlie north of Japan mot this morning at the (juai liad registered and G bad voted. Teschen and the mining regions will D'Orsay from 11 to 1 o’clock. Among the lereign-born citizens and remain in tho occupation of Czech M. Venizelos made a statement re- newly naturalized 97 per cent bad regis- troops, while the southern section of garding Greek territorial interests in tei'od and voted. tho line, starting from and including Asia IVIinor. The bureau e.'itimates that in the past the town of Teschen down to Jab- The following resolulion was ap- 7“) per cent of the aliens admitted to lungkau, will l)e intrusted to tho proved : citizenship brve been below the stand- military supervision of the Poles. It is agreed. That the questions “ ard of fitness for self-government, which The undersigned consider it In- raised in the statement by lil. Yeni- ought to be maintained to mean a real di.spensable that a commission of zelos on the Greek territorial inter- addition to the self-governing power of control should bo immediately sent est in the peace settlement shall be the Nation, but the recently increased to the si)ot to avoid any conffict be- referred for examination in the first activity of evening classes for foreigners tween the Czechs and Poles in tho instance to an expert committee com- critical ex- ro.gion of Teschen. This commission, in the schools and the more posed of two representatives each of foreign-born applicants apart from the measures that it will aminations given the United States of America, the for citizensliip are reducing this figure have to prescribe, will proceed to an British Empire, France, and Italy. at a rapid rate. inquiry on tho basis of which tho It shall be the xluty of this commit- peace conference may form its de- tee to reduce the questions for deci- cision in fi.xing definitely sions within the narrowest possible the respec- tive frontiers of the Czechs and Poles SOI 9IERS REVOLT IN PETROGRAD limits, and make recommendations in the contested zone. for a just settlement. “ In order to seal the entente be- SWEDISH PRESS REPORTS STATE The committee is authorized to tween two friendly nations which consult repre.sentatives of the peo- should follow a policy in full accord Helsingfors reports in the Swedish ples concerned. with that of the allied and associt\ted press state that a revolt has broken out The next meeting will take place powers, the representatives of the in Petrograd among former army sol- to-morrow, Wednesday, February 5, great powers register the promise of diers, with considerable machine-gun ac- at 3 p. m., when the Czecho-Slovak the Czech representative that their tivities and a bombardment of the city by delegates will be heard. country will put at the disposition Oroudstadt artillery. Numbers of bodies of the Poles all its available resources are reported to litter the streets, accord- Text of Report Giving in war material and will grant to ing to State Department advices. them every facilitj’ for the transit lleval reports of the Official Evening Polish-Czecho-Slovakia of arms and ammunition. Communique announce the capture of “ The exploitation of the mines of Walk in Livonian Russia by Finnish Agreement Made at Paris the Karwin Ostrawa district will be troops. The communique also states that carried out in such a way as to avoid the regent of Finland had been invited Following is the report issued at Paris all infraction of private propert.y by the King of Sweden to be his guest at on February and signed by the repre- 4, Avhile reserving any police measures the Royal Palace at Stockholm for few a sentatives . of the great powers of the which the situation may require. The days. The regent is to arrive in Stock- Polish-Czecho-Slovakia agi’eement commission of control will be author- holm on February 12, accompanied by the “ The representatives of the great ized supervise this if Finnish foreign minister. to and, neces- powers having been informed of the sary, to secure to the Poles that port conffict which has arisen between the of the output which may be equitably, Czechs' and Poles in the Principalit.v claimed by them to meet their wants. NEW WAR TRADE BOARD RULING of Teschen in consequence of which “ It is understood that the local the mining district of Ostrawa Kar- administration will continue to func- GOVERNING DUNNAGE LICENSES vin and the railway from Oderberg tion in accordance with the condi- to Teschen and Jabluugkau has been tions of the pact of November, lOlS, The War Trade Board announces, in occupied by the Czechs, have declared and that the rights of minorities a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 576), that all as follows : In the first instance they will bo strictly respected previous existing regulations respecting think it necessary to remind the “ Pending the decision of the peace the .licensing of all kinds of dunnage have nationalities who have engaged to congress, political elections and mili- been canceled and a new procedure has submit the territorial questions which tary conscription will he suspended been adopted. Hereafter all dunnage, concern them to the peace conference in the principality of Teschen. whether wood or. lumber of any kind, that they are bringing its decision to “ No measure implying annexation burlap, jute bagging or bags (including refrain from taking as a pawn or of all or a part of the said principal- bags used as containers of grain or other from occupying the territories to ity either to the territory of Poland cargo), will be licensed under bunker which they lay claim. or of Czecho Slovakia taken by inter- “ licenses in any quantities desired re- The representatives take note of ested parties shalFhave binding force. gardless of whether the articles are to be the engagement by which the Czech “ The delegates of the Czech nation used solely as dunnage or containers delegates have declared that they engage to release immediately, with definitely stopping their aboard the vessel on which it is proposed were troops their arms and ba.ggage, the I’olish to be shipped, or as dunnage or contain- prisoners taken during the recent ers first and then for commercial use conflict. abroad afterwards. nounces that all obligations or guaranties “Signed Vessels will not be obligated to retain previously given- by any vessel which cou- “ Woodrow Wilsox. any of the above - mentioned articles fiict with the above are canceled and will “ Lloyd George. aboard or to return the same to the United be considered null and void. “ V. Orlaxdo. States, but are at liberty to dispose of “ G. Clemexceac. them as and when desired. Become a stockholder in the United “Romax Djiowski. , The War Trade Board further an- States—buy war-savings stamps. “ Bexes.” —: ;

4. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1919.

Publlsliea Every Week Day, Except Summary of All Forces in American Army Eesai Holidays, Under Order of ttie Hresidont of tte United States and by Authority of Congress, At Time of Greatest Strength, Nov. 11, 1918 omce; No. 8 -Jackson Place, Washington, D, C. Tel. Main 6600. The Wa}' Department authorizes the following statement:

Copies of The Official U. S. Bulletin will The Statistics Bi'anch, General Staff, ^Yar Department, has pre- be fiirnislieil without charge to every post ofiBce In the United States (to be posted daily, for pared the following summary of all forces in the Army at the time the benetit of the of the public, under order of its greatest strength, November 11, 1918, the figures being cor- Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- tive olBcers of the United States Government, rected up to January 22, 1919: and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign Governments. Edward S. IIochestbr, Editor. Ofiieers. Men. Total. BATES BY MAIL. One year 00 Six months 00 Army personnel in Euroiio 80,812 1,868,474 1,919, 316 One year, postage prepaid to At sea, en route to Europe 1, 162 21,072 22,231 _ foreign countries 8. 00 uaiiy — gix months, postage prepaid to Total 82,004 1, 8S9, 546 1,971,550 foreign countries 4. 50 Marines (on duty with Army in Europe) 1,002 31,383 32,385 Back numbers and extra-

copies each . 05 Total, including Marines 83,006 1,920,929 2,003,935 Make all checks, money orders, and drafts Siberian c-xpedition 298 8,806 9,101 payable to The Official U. S. Bulletin. Total A. E. F. in Europe and Siberia 83,304 1,929,735 2,013,039 1-55 104, 1,530,344 1,634,499 , In insular possessions, Alaska, etc 1,977 ' 53, 758 55, 735 LISTS AVAILABLE' OF IMPORTERS Grand total in Army excluding marines 188,434 3,482,4.54 3,670,5»S j IN AND EXPORTERS FAR EAST Grand total in Army including marines 189,436 3,513,837 3,703,273

The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic . Commerce, Department of Commerce, is in receipt of several trade lists from I’ep- lesentatives in the Far East which may be obtained from the bureau or through its district or cooperative offices by re- Location of Divisions in France ferring to the following file numbers in parentheses “ Importers of household goods at Ba- AndNames of Commanding Generals tavia, Dutch East Indies (9501) ; firms at Batavia, Dutch East Indies, importing Combat Division at Mussy sur Seine, Maj. artificial dyes importers of The 'War Department authorizes pub- 81, (9502) ; . Gcu. Charles J. Bailey. giv- leather and leather goods at Batavia, lication of the following statement, Combat Division 82, at Prauthoy, Maj. Gen. divisions in France as of George B. Duncan. Java, Dutch East Indies (9503) ; import- ing location of Combat Division 84 (skeletonized at Le Mans ers of automobiles and automobile acces- January 16, 1919, with name of com- Nov. 28). sories at Batavia, Dutch East Indies manding general ( * in Armj' of Occu- Combat Division 86 (skeletonized, part for re- Army “Army on line of placement, part to return to United States). (9504) ; importers of varnish gums at pation, Third ; Combat Dlvi.siou at St. Nazairc, Brig. Gen. Batavia, Java, Dutch East Indies (9505) communications. Second Armj') 87, ; William P. Martin. interested in mining firms machinery, ‘Combat Division 1, at Montabaur, Maj. Gon. “Combat Division 88. at Gondrecourt. 3taj. Gen. William Weigel. and who also export ores, minerals, and E. F. McGlacblin. . other raw products in Bangkok, Siam ‘Combat Division 2, at IledUestlorf. Maj. Gen. ‘Combat Division 89, at Kylburg, Brig. Gen. John A. Le Jeuno. Frank L. Winn. manufacturers of rubber goods in (9500) ; ‘Combat Division .83, at Audornach, Maj. Gen. •Combat Division 90, at Bcmcastel, Maj. Gen. Cbarles H. Martin. .Japan (9507) ; importers of shoo leather Robt. L. Ilowze. •Combat Division 4, at Bcrtrich, Maj. Gen. Combat Division 91 (designateil for early re- in Colombo, Ceylon (9508) : importers of Mark D. Hersey. turn), at Laferet-Bernard (to Le Maivs), toilet articles in Hongkong, China (9509) ; Combat Division 5, at Esch sur Alzette, Maj. Gen. William H. Johnston. importers of antifriction metals in .Tapau Maj. Gon. Hanson E. Ely. 'Combat Division 92, at Maycnne, Brig. Gen. Combat Division C, at Aigny-le-Duc, Maj. Gen. James B. Erwin. (109275) ; shipbuilding yai’ds and iron Walter H. Gordon. Depot Division 41, at St. Aiguan, Maj. Gen. in .Tapau (109275a) importers of works ; •“Combat Division 7, at Saizerais, Maj. Gen. Peter E. Traub. Division at States (Head- automobiles in Hongkong, China (9510) ; Edmund Wittenmeyer. Depot 83. United importers of furniture in Hongkong, Combat Division 26, at Montigny-le-Roi, Maj. quarters Troop at Le Mans). Gen. Harry C. Hale. Depot Division 85. at Le Mans, Maj. Gan. Cliiua dealers in typewriters, (9511) ; Combat Division 27 (on priority), at Mont- Chase W. Kennedy. for French Indo-China (9512) ; shirt manu- fort, Maj. Gen. John F. O Uyan. Depot Division 39 (skeletonized replace- facturers in Auckland, New Zealand •“Combat Division 28. at Coloinbey-lcs-Bellcs, ment and return to the United States). Maj. Gen. William H. Hay. Depot Division 40, at Castres, Maj. Gen. F. S. general importers in Bombay, In- (9513) ; Combat Division 29, at Bourbonne les Bains, Strong.

dia (9514) ; principal mill agents in Bom- klaj. Gen. Charles G. Morton. Depot Division S, at Brest. Combat Division 30 (on priority), at Ballon, bay, India (9515) ; firms handling lubri- Armies and Army Corps. Maj. Gen. Edward II. Lewis. cating oils in Bombay, India (9516) ; Combat Division 31 (skeletonized ; part on First Army : First and Fifth Corps. dealers in boots and shoes in Bombay, In- priority, part sailed). Acting independently : Second Corps. Combat Division 32, at Rengsdorf, Maj. Second Army : Sixth and Ninth Corps. dia (9518) ; hardware dealers in Bombay, Gon. ATilllam Lassiter. Third Army: Third, Fourth, and Seventh electrical sujiply dealers India (9517) ; ‘“Combat Division 33, at Diekirch, Maj. Gon. Corps.

in Bombay, India (9519) ; firms handling George Bell, jr. First Corps : Thirty-sixth^ Seventy-eighth, Combat Division 34 (skeletonized; part on and Eightieth Divisions. machinery in Bomha3’, India (9520) ; prioritv, part sailed). Second Corps : Twenty-seventh. Thirtieth, automobile dealers in Bombay, India “Combat 'Division 35, at Commcrcy, Maj. Gen. Thirty-seventh, Ninety-first, and Ninety-secoad

(9521) ; linns liandling polishes, oint- Tbomas B. Dugan. Divisions. Thirty- ments, and felt preservers in Bangkok. Combat Division 36, at Cbeny, 3Iaj. Gon. W. Third Corps : First, Second, and R. Smilli. second Divisions. Siam (9522) ; exporters of soy beau meal Combat Division 37 (on priority), at Aleucon, Fourth Corps ; Third, Fourth, and Forty-

in Japan (9523) ; exporters of wolfram Maj. Gen. Charles B. Fansworth. second Divisions.

(skeletonized part on Corps : Twenty-.siith, Twenty-ninth, in Hongkong, China (9524) loading in- Coml.at Division 38 ; Fifth ; priority). and Eightv-second Divisions. dustrial and engineering linns in Ceylon •Combat Division 42, at Abrwcilcr, Maj. Gen. Sixth Corps : Fifth, Seventh, and Thirty- (9.‘)2.5) ; importers of dye.s and chemicals Clement A. F. Flagler. third Divisions. Ninetieth in lioinhay, India (9527)'; importers of Comb.it Division 77 (on priority), at Chateau- Seventh Corps : Eighty-ninth and villain. Maj. Gen. Robert Alexander. Divisions. clieiuicals and dyestuffs in Bangkok, Siam Combat Division 78, at Somur, Maj. Gen J.nmos Eighth Corps : Sixth, Seventy-seventh, and (9.>28) ; hardware importers in the Dutch II. McRae. Eightv-first Divisions. East Indies Division Souilly, Maj. Gen. Ninth Corps: Thirty-fifth. Seveuty-nin rh, (!),529) ; list of American “Combat 79, at linns in Oliinii Joseph E. Kuhn. •uid Eighty-eighth Divisions. (9498) ; general importers Division Maj. Second Army Reserve : Twenty-eighth Di- and exporters in Combat 80. at Aucy-le-Frnnc, Shanghai, Chinn (9535).” Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis. vision. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, FEI^JTIUARY 5, 1919.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES BRIEFLY TOLD

SENATE. pass upon awards of Government ofliclals. Suffrage Committee, Clialrman Jones an- The Senate was engaged ycptcvday Under the compromise the Court of nounced in the Senate that on Monday ostensibly In consideration of an appro- Ciaims is ghen jurisdiction. next he would move to luoceed with the priation bill, l)Ut tlie discussion eini)raced Before the Interstate Commerce Com- consideration of the i)eudlng suffrage a number of sut)jccts, sucli as the peace mittee, Director General Hines, of the resolution for a constitutional amend- conference and the proposed league of na- Railroad Adniiiii.strntion, continued his ment, and oxprc.ssed the hope that it tions, and included a ^’lgorous criticism statement begun on Jlonday and ex- might be permitted to coine to a vote. of a recent meeting in this city wlien the plained his suggestions for a reorganiza- soviet government of Itussia was upheld tion of tlie roads into a few regional cor- HOUSE. and commended. Senator Lodge and porations operating privately but under The House yesterday passed and sent others, in opposing the $200,000,000 ap- close Federal supervi.sion. to the .Senate a bill designed to provide propriation for the construction of roads, On Monday Senators Hale, of Maine, for the development of Rocky Mountain carritHl in the Lost Oflice appropriation and Moses, of New Hamp.shlre,_ Republi- National Park. Secretsiry Baker trans- bill, warned the Senate against extrava- cans, discussed the proceeding's of the mitted a bill under which enlisted men of gance in expenditures and sounded a peace conference. Senator Hale assorted the Army discharged to accept temporary warning on the need of rigid economj". the belief that the ideals of the President commissions in the National Army .shall Several Senators discussed the utterances were not the Ideals of the great majority receive retired pay and allotments of at a public meeting in Wasliington Sun- of the American people, and added that master signal electricians when mustered day, as a result of which a resolution was they went to war only because their coun- out of the service. The House passed a unanimously adopted directing the sub- try was menaced. He said he gave the Senate bill under which 90,000 acres of committee of tlie .Judiciary Committee to President credit for absolute sincerity of land would be added to the national for- make an investigation of this sut)jcct. motives in all that he has done and said. est in AVyomlng under proclamation of the Under the tdrma of the resolution intro- Senator Moses expres.sed doubt as to any I're.sident. duced by Senator Walsh, of iMontana, the lasting confederation of States growing Bills were introduced yesterday as fol- out of the conference. An amendment powers of tliat committee were extended lows : A resolution by Mr. Siegel, of New to include authoidty to investigate any was written into the legislative bill mak- York, for thq investigation by a special efforts being made to propagate in this ing it mandatory that upon application committee, to be appointed by the country tlie principles of any party exer- all former employees of any of the civil Speaker, of charges made in debate re- cising or claiming to exercise authority departments upon their discharge from garding discrimination, against general in Itussia, whether such efforts originate the military service shall be reinstateship- year building program. Representative the Foreign Relations Committee, said builders to obtain permits from the Shii> Caraway, of Arkansas, introduced a reso- he felt conlidcnt that at the proper time ping Board to uildertako construction of lution for an investigation of the New the President would advise the Senate ships for foreign account. York and New Orleans cotton exchange.s. regarding the agi’eetnent for such a After many protracted sessions the During debate Minority Leader Maun an- league. Senator Sherman, of Illinois, conferees on the oil-leasing bill reachetl a nounced that leaders of both parties have made a sj^eech in which he criticized the final agreement. The bill creates a pol- been discussing the advi.sability of estab- President for Ids policies and for his per- icy under which the natural resources of lishing the budget system in appropriat- sonal participation in the peace confer- |uauy of the AVestem States will be ing for the exi)enditures of the Govern- ence. opened up to development, e.specially the ment, and that a nonpartisan commis- Senator Weeks, of Massachusetts, in- oil, gas, coal, phosphate, and sodium sion to study and report on such a system ©troduced a resolution calling upon the land.s. would be provided for in legislatioji to be State Department, if not incompatible Before the Agricultural Committee in- submitted to the Hou.se. with the public interest, for information vestigating the packing industiT, L. D. II. Grain merchants and representatives of concerning the recent British embargo AA’eld, representing Swift & Co., said grain exchanges before the Agricultural against imports from the United States, there wore 270 independent packers who Committee gave widely diverging views and what steps, if any, have been taken maintained shaiq) competition with the on the plan for carrying out the Govern- to obtain a modification of that order. .so-called “ big five ” packers. Before the ment guarantee of $2.2G a bushel for .Senator Reed, of Missouri, introduced a House committee Edward C. Lassater, a wheat of the 1919 crop. Edward C. Lasa- bill the pun^ose of which is to perpetuate member of the executive committee of the ter, representing the National Live Stock the National Guard. * National Live Stock Association, as-serted Association, testified before the Inter- At the session of the German propa- that the Food Admini.stration and-DcptU't- .sfate Commerce Committee, which is in-* ganda committee. Chairman Overman in- ment of Agriculture aided the five leading vestigating the packing industry. He formed the committee tliat tb.e Secretary packers in obtaining monopolistic control charged that the Food Administration of War declined to give the committee of the packing industry. Director Gen- had acted with the five big packers in ex- the papers in the case of the investiga- eral Hines, of the Railroad Administra- ploiting live-stock producers. Frank tion by the AVar Department of alleged tion, insisted before the Interstate Com- Morrison, secretary of the American Fed- pro-Gernian sentiments of F. .T. H. von merce Committee that Government opera- eration of Labor, before the Rules- Com- Engelkcn, former president of the Fed- tion of the roads should be continued for mittee, urged favorable action on a rule eral fai’m loan bank at Columbia, S. C. a period of five years in order to liave to give early consideration to the Mc- Conferees on the bill to validate in- sufficient time for careful consideration Kellar-Keating civil-service retirement formal contracts entered into by the War of the railroad situation, or that they bill. Representatives Austin, of Tennes- Department reached a partial agreement should be turned back to private manage- see, and Keating, of Colorado, authors of by eliminating the Senate amendment ment before the 21 -month period expires. the measure, also urged favorable action providing for an appellate commission to Following a siiecial meeting of the on the request for a rule. 71°—19—-2 : : ; ;

6 TIIK OFiaCIAL.U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, lOiO.

Back Pay Claims of U. S. Soldiers Facilitated by Decision

(Contimiod from page 1.) and to have payment made on these sup- particular class. Section 236 of the Re- plemental finals. With this in view in- vised Statutes provides: “ Wlieii a claim is nuulo to this oftlce formation is requested whether you will “All claims and demands whatever by iiy a discharged soldier for short pay- offer any objection to this office effecting the United States or against them, and ments during service, tliere Is generally a settlement in the following class of cases, ail accounts whatever in which the United delay, of, at least, four months until the viz States are conceimed, either as debtors voucher on which, the soldier was paid at ‘‘(a) Pay for one or more calendar or as creditors shall be settled and ad- discharge is imceived in this office, and a months or fi'action thereof, where not re- justed in the Department of the Treas- furtlier delay is caused by the time re- ceived on regular voucher, and refund- ury.” quired to obtain the necessary evidence ments on account of erroneous deductions In 4 Comp. Dec., 336, 337, it is said from the War Department. It has been of amounts as due the United States. “ the custom of the War Department to re- IVhatever authority to make pay- “(b) Aviation and flying pay to officers, fer all claims of soldiers, who have been ments has been conferred upon disburs- cadets, and enlisted men, except claims discliarged, to this office for considera- ing officers by implication must be re- for difference between $75 and $100 per tion, but there is no law or Army regu- garded as a partial exception and be con- month pre.sented after discharge. lation requiring this metliod of pro- strued strictly. The purpose of such ex- “(c) Travel pay short paid due to er- cedure. ception is clearly to expedite payments in roneous statement as to place of enlist- “ It seem tliat the plan proposed certain cases, by dispensing with the ne- would ment or induction. by the Director of Finance would result cessity of awaiting the result of the audit “(d) Deposits not repaid. * * discliarged soldiers receiving their and certification by the auditor. *, in “(c) Balance due for clothing accrued short riayments much earlier than they where the amounts are, fixed and the law on July 14i 1917, and deposits on collec- is plain, liy settlement of the claims in this it is a manifest couvrcnience and would tions on account of clothing erroneously office, v.'hich is a consummation greatly saving of time to make promiJt payment charged. * * * desired. have filed in this office . But an exception, made by im- to be Wo “(f) Reimbursement cost of travel per- claims of discharged sol- plication, however, clear, and for con- prolial'ly 8,000 formed under proper orders. during service. venience only, should not be extended diers for short payments “(g) bonus that hereafter Any may beyond the necessitj' for its exercise. To Some of these were filed as early as Sep- be authorized by Congress. tember. 1018, and, because the vouchers apply the authority of disbursing officers “ 2. It is understood that this has appli- wliicli the soldier^received their final to the payment of claims depending upon on cation in those cases only which have payments not been received in this doubtful or conflicting evidence, or upon have arisen by reason of service since April office, and also because we have not yet the application of general principles of G, 1917, and that this office will in each been able to obtain the necessary infor- law, would be to transcend the necessity case cross reference the original and sup- * mation from the Il’ar Department, these and the reason for the exception. *. pleinental voucher or take any other ac- claims not been .settled. Reading all these statutes together I am have tion that may be desired by you, such as “ It is tlesired from of the opinion that the authority of dis- to obtain you your furnishing you with a written statement opinion as to the indorsement proposed by bursing officers of the Executive Depart- of all settlements which may be issued.” this office in the answer to the communi- ments to make payments is restricted to * * cation of the Director of Finance, and Advances of Public Money. the payment of fixed salaries, *, and opinion the otlier similar demands which do not re- also your as to whether 8,000 The Revised Statutes in section 3648 claims, already filed in this office, can be quire for the ascertainment of their authorize advances of public money to the of Finance for validity the exercise of judicial functions referred to Director be made to disbursing officers generally; in weighing evidence or in the applica- payment “in accordance with tlie forego- by section 3620 and the various acts of tion of general principles of law.” ing. You will understand that this pro- Congress amendatory thereof they are au- is only cedure understood to cover the thorized to make certain payments “ in Regulations to Be Observed. period from April fi, 1917, until the de- ” ' pursuance of law ; b5 section 3643 they until One of the Regulations for the Army mobilization of the Army, or such are required “ to keep an accurate entry time as the present emergency for im- winch the President of the United States of each sum received and of each pay- “ ” mediate payment of short payments dur- ” directs shall be strictly observed is in ment : and section 5496 recognizes the iiyg" discharged is paragraph 151, as follows: service to soldiers past.” fact that they must take and transmit to “ Discharge certificates will not be Finance Director’s Letter. the Treasury Department receipts and vouchers from creditors of the United made in duplicate.” > Tile communication addressed to you States whom they have paid. The views of this matter as stated in by lli(' Director of Finance of the War The accounts of such payments made your letter and in the communication is follows: Deparduent worded as by disbursing officers of the Army are from the Director of Financfc are ap- “ 1. As a result of tlio intensive cam- received, examined, and adjusted by the proved. I’ayment .should not be made paign in wliich the Army has been en- Auditor for the War Department. Where in any case where the soldier assignetl since the beginniiyg of, the war, gaged it appears that the expenditure was not his final statements and the assignee re- thousands of woi;iided and other soldiers authorized by law tlie payment is dis- ceived payment thereon. .Much care must ^ liave returned from abroad withorit serv- allowed in the audit of the account. To be exercised in each case to cross-refer- ice other official records or papers on protect the Treasury and disl)ursiug offi- ence the original and the supplemental which proper payment to them could be cers from loss, Congress, in section 8 of voucher. In each case the final statement based. Tliese men have in many cases the act of July 31, 1894 (28 Stat., 208), to be issued should Ijear a clear refer- been discharged and final statements is- provided ence to the original. This is necessary to sued to (hem wiiicli covered travel pay or Disbursing officers, or the iiead of any avoid erroneous payments hei'eafter. The partial pay only. Many of them have pay executive department, or other establish- 8,000 claims described in your letter may due for months. This office is especially ment not under any of the executive de- be I’eferred to tlie Director of Finance for desirous of lejiding its aid in every way partments, may apply for and the Comp- payment in accordance with the proposed possil)l(> to hasten (he i)aymeut to this troller of the Treasury sliall render hijj^ plan. Xoihing herein contained must be class of soldiers, and in a great many decision upon any queslion invoiving a construed to modify the decision of this cases which do not involve construction payment to be made by tliem or under office, datial November 33, 191S (25 Comp. of law and in which the soldier’s right is them, which decision, wlien rendered, Dec., 373). relating to c.ises where the clearly defined, it is believed that the shall govern (he Auditor and tl'.c Comp- soldier has not been given a discharge Government’s interest would be amply troller of the Treasury in passing upon certific.-ite or has lost tlie discharge cer- profecled if settlement was made to these the account containing said dislnirse- tificate given him. soldiers on supplemental final statements ment.” Respectfully, cross referenced to (lie original voucher IV. IV. IVarwk K. on wliieli Payment Before Auditing. tiie final pay was made. Comptroller. It thus ajipears th:\t there are certain Payment on Supplemental Finals. demands against the United States which 2. q'liis office is ready and willing to tlie law autliorizes disbursing officers to Easy to buy. convenient to handle, no use all the facilities at its disposal to pay before such demands are audited. red taps—Get a IVAR-SAITNGS STAMP make iip suppiomoutal final statements But these demands are restrictetl to a to-day. : ; ;

THE OFFICIATJU. S. BTTLEETIX: WEDNESDAY, FEnRUARA' 5, I919, 7

REVISED CONSERVATION LIST ISSUED BY WAR TRADE BOARD 24 U. S. Battleships and Cruisers

The War Trade Board announces, in Now in Service Transporting Troops a new ruling (W. T. B. K. 575), that the export fonservation list as of February Kooretary DanioLs autliori/.os the followiug:

5, 191!), is as follows ; L'mirteen liatllcsliips and ten arnioml cruisers are now in service l)ringlng

•AinmunHlon, X-2 ; troops Iiack from D'rance, and tlie battleship Minnouri and tlie cruiser I’ittubury riilgos nml sUells, loaclcil and un- are under orders and are lieing fitted up for the same work. loadpii, X-2. their •.Shot, in hulk, X-2. Tlie following are tlie ships with commanders; Butter. Cheese. • BATTI.ESIIIPS. Ciiuhona bark and products. .T. Ifanip-thire, Ridley McT>ean; *Coal. U. R. S. Cfmvccticvt, Capt. F. Carter; New Cofl’ee (green), except Haitian and I’orto Georgia, .T. .T. Uahy; New Jersey. .1. F. Morton; Kansas, A. W. IliiuLs; Ohio, It lean. Lonisimia, R. Marvell Rhode Island, W'. R. Crosley R. W. McNeely (}. ; •Coffee (roasted), except Haitian and I’orto ; Michigan, G. \\'. I.aws; iiouth Carolina, W. I). Brotlierton Minnesota, .1. V. Iticau. ;

•Coffee (soiuble), except liaitian and Porto Cliase; Vermont, F. II. Clark; Nebraska, D. W. Wurtshough ; Virginia, II. G. It icon. Ziegemeier. ,*CMontana, D. C. Day; North Carolina, W. D. McDougall; Pueblo, liuexposed, X-20. F. B. Upham ; Rochester, L. M. Overstreet ; St. Louis, C. D. Lincoln ; Seattle, Exposed, but undevelontd. •T. R. Y. Blakely South Dakota, .T. M. I.uhy. •Expo.sed and developed, X-20 or X-30. ; •Piroarms, all types, X-2. The following sliips, which will operate from Guantanamo during the ma-

Flour, wheat. , neuvers, have either arrived at Guantanamo or are now en route: Gold, manufactured, except dental, and ar- ticles containing more than 45 per cent of Florida Utah North Dakota Arizona line gold in value, Form X-29. Talbot Grains, wheat, except seed wheat. New York Arktinsns Wyoming Jewelry, containing more than 45 per cent Columbia Robinson Dorsey Breese of line gold in value, X-21). Patterson Calliouu Henley Prairie Lard. Neutral. Dlugford Craven Nevada McKee Compound. Lamherton Perkins Slisifissippi Montgomery Substitutes. Walke Radfoi'd Ringgold Pa liner 11:1k, as folloAvs : Cummings Condensed. Ludlow Oklahoma Delphy Dehydrated. Cliamplin Ward Buchanan Rupply Evaporated. Myrant Dent Rathhiirne Chemung Powdereil. Arapaho Lebanon I’re.served (all kinds).. Neptune Cuyaina

Pork products, as follows : Vestal Artie Bridge Bacon. Gorgona 0-2 Texas Barreled and mess pork. Coarse hog bellies. Canned pork. Patbacks. Fresh iiork. Realed proposals for the purchase of Hams. BUSINESS CARS FOR SALE Pickled pork, except ears, snouts, lips, FiVE these cars f. o. b. as they stand, at loca- tails, jowls, heads, and back straps. tions shown below, will he ivceived at the Shoulders. INTERSTATE COMMISSION Spareribs. BY office of the chief clerk and purchasing Stag bellies. agent of the Interstate Conmiei(ce Com- Quinine and its compounds. The Interstate Commerce Commission rcis.sion, Washington, D. C., room 205, Quinine saJts. Seeds, red clover. issues the following; and there opened at 10 a. m. on Tuesday, February 25. 1919. Tlie terms of the •Individual licenses not required to Canada The Interstate Commerce Commission sale will be cash upon making tlie award. and Newfoundland. Shipment of these com- has for sale five business cars with their modities to those destinations may bo made The Interstate Commerce Coiiimission re- under Special Export License RAC-G3. contents. serves the right to reject any or all bids, Where shipments of grain are for made These cars were pnrcliasecl from the the seed purposes, shippers are cautioned to state or to make award to the highest that fact on the shipping papers.. Pullman Co. in 1914 and 1915, and were bidder or otherwise, as the best interests standard Pullman cars of wooden con- of the Government may appear. struction. overhauled and refitted to serve The cars to he .sold, tlif'ir location, and the purpose of office or business cars for the person to be called njion if it is de- use of field parties in our Bureau of sired to iii.spect the car before bidding, Valuation. are as follows

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Car initia. Location. Person in chargj Address Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and No. Washington, D. C.

Bids will be received until 2 p. ni.. February I.C.C. •-> 1 .Mi’.waukeeL Wis., on tracks ol C., -\I. Mr. n. E. Byram, Federal 8. 1919, for 1 cast-iron .gear for No. 17 .larecki I.C.C.3 ichieaco. il!. f & St. 1’. R. «. manager. pipe machine, repair parts for 2A-inch Ever- I.C.C. 13....

lasting blowdown valves ; until 2 p. m., Febru- I.C. C. 38.... Ro.vno’i3, Va., on trades of N. & W. ilr. A. Kearney, S. M. P Ratnoke. Va. ary 10, 1919, for 1,000 pounds bronze blue as R.R. per sample furnished by bureau I.C. C. 43.... Denver, Colo., on tracks of Colo. & Mr. Robert Rice, genera! Denver Colo. Sou. R. R. manager n^TERIOR DEPARTMENT. m

Bids will he received until 10 a. m. Febru- Further particulars will be promptly a.geut, Interstate Commerce Commission, ary 10, 1919. at the United States Indian Warehouse, 308 South Green Street, Chicago, furnished upon application to W. M. Washington, D. C. in., for G doze'D pairs boys’ corduroy pants, Lockwood, chief clerk and purchasing 6 dozen corduroy coats, 4 dozen boys’ sweat- ers, 4 dozen girl.s’ sweaters, 10 dozen pairs lioys’ heav.v cotton hose, 4 dozen boys’ under-

shirts, 4 dozen boys’ undordr.awei's, 72 pairs JThe Camp Salvage Officer, Camp Upton, stove plate and grates : 20.000 pounds sheet boys’ shoes, 72 pairs girls’ shoes, 72 only boys’ Long I.^land, N. Y., will receive bids until 11 iron and stove pipe ; 3.000 pouud.s sheet-iron hats. a. m. February 10. 1919, for the following hoops, 100 pound bales: GO 0’>0 pounds tin bales; :;0 000 WAR DEPARTMENT. waste materiaJ : 50,000 cotton coats, and cans. 28 pound pounds cans, breeches. galx-anizod-iron garbage, un-irviceable, 30- The Camp Supply Officer, Camp JIcClellan, The Camp Supply Officer. Camp Sherman, galions eaUi, ;i.000 pounds wrong t-iron pipe pi. Ala'., will receive hubs until 4 p. ra., February Ohio, will receive bids until 10 a. ra. February and ent-tiag. .se;ap ; iOOilO -u s galvanized-

• 9, 1919, for tbo following waste materials 13. 1919. for the following wa.ste maU'rial : iron i iiekels, lees shoe: 0 (I p aimbs screen-

7,559 re.spirators (gas masks) complete and 21 20.000 pounds baling wire. 200-pouiid bales; ing, 100-pound bales ; 2.000 pounds sraall scrap

respirators (gas masks) horse. 10.000 pounds cast iron, heavy ; 10,000 pounds and steel. : :; ' ;:;

8 THE OEFTCTAL U. S. r,T^J-ETT\: WEDNESDAY, FEBEUARY 5, 1919.

COAL OUTPUT m SHIPMENTS List of Transports and Army Units FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 25 Sailing From France for United States The United States Geological Survey issues the I'oliowing report on the pro- The War Department authorizes the 2: Transportation Corps, 1; veterinarian, 2; chaiilain, unknown, total. publication of the following information 1; 5; 375. duction and sliipments of bituminous Other casuals.—Twenty enlisted men, 14 coal and shipments of antliracite coal: The Irau.sport Finland sailed from St. officers, 2 field clerks, 14 nurses, 18 civilians. A considerable decrease occurred in Nazaire February 1 and is due to arrive The transport La France sailed- from ]-roduction of bituminous coal during the at Newport News about February 32, Bre.st February 2, and is due to arrive week ended January 25, the output de- with following troops: at New Y'ork February 10, with the fol- clining to the low level of 9,159,000 net Ca.se Hospital No. 18, 27 officers, 143 men. lowing troops: tons. Tills production, which falls ap- Fort Slocum. . Thirty-fourlh Coast Artillery Corps, Brigade Three hundred and seventieth Infantry, com- plete. 114 officers, colored, proximately three-quarters of a million Headquarters, 8 officers, 30 men. New York. 2,843 men, divided as follows : Grant, officers, net tons below the preceding week and Casual Company No. 483, 2 officers, 155 Camp 69 1.229 men ; Camp Dix, 1 officer, 497 men Camp Gor- approximately one million net tons below men, Iowa. ; don, 394 men Camp Lee, 353 men ; Camp Casual Company No. 484, 2 officers, 154 men, ; Funston, 195 men Logan, 1 officer, 146 the corresponding week of last year, is Michigan. ; Camp men ; San Antonio, 29 men Camp Meade, 43 at the rate of 475,000,000 net tons per Casual Company No. 485, 3 officers (w'hite), ; 127 men (colored), divided as follow’s: Camp officers. annum and is considerably below pres- Three hundred and sixty-ninth Infantry, Funston, 2 officers, 40 men ; Camp Grant, 1 ent consumption. Many consumers are officer, 28 men Camp Meade, 32 men Camp Machine Gun Company, Medical Detachment, ; ; 3d Battalion, 30 officers. 952 men, colored, di- now using coal accumulated during last Pike, 27 men. follows : officers, * Casual Company No. 480, 3 officers, 151 vided as Camp Upton, 13 summer and the present good weather en- 491 men Taylor, 2 officers, 119 men men. Mis.souri. ; Camp ; Camp Lee, 102 men Camp Gordon, 1 officer, ables certain consumers to await the out- Ca.sual Company No. 487, 2 officers, 145 ; 71 men Camp Travis, 1 officer, 81 men ; Camp of the raising of the zone and price men, Connecticut. ; come Funston, 1 officer. 41 men Sherman, 5 Casual Company No. 488, 2 officers, 149 men, ; Camp restrictions by the United States Fuel officers, 41 Meade, 7 officers. 6 men. Illinois. men ; Camp Infantry, Administration before placing their oi-- Casual Company No. 489, 2 officers, 140 Machine Gun Company, 36Sth 6 officers, 143 men. colored. Camp Meade. der.s. men, Massachusetts. Casual Company No. 3 officers, 151 Medical Detachment for duty, 5 officers, 30 daily production of bituminous 490, The men, New Jer.sey. men. officer, 12 coal during the current week, estimated Casual Company No. 491, 2 officers, 157 men, Transport Medical Personnel, 1 men. at 1 ,526,000 net toms, is 19 per cent below Ohio. officers, follows : Air Casual Company No. 492, 2 officers, 155 Casual classified as the daily average for the coal j'ear to Service, Coast Artillery, 9 : Field Artil- men, Oklahoma. 149 ; lery, Chemical Warfare Service, 3 ; Engi- date and 13 per cent behind Ib.e daily Casual Company No. 493, 3 officers, 148 7 ; neers. 8 : Infantry, 25 ; Marine Corps, 1 average for the same period of last year. men, Pennsylvania. Rfedical, Jdotor Transport Corps. 6 : Ord- Casual Company No. 494, 2 officers, 150 men, 17 ; total production for the period April nance, Quartermaster, Signal Corps. 8 ; The Kentucky'. 41 ; 3 ; Service Corps. Chaplains, 1 ; Veter- 1 to January 25 is now e.stimatcd at 485,- Casual Company No. 495, 2 officers, 149 Army 3 ; inarian, 1 total. 282. men. New York. ; 656.000 net tons and is 34,855,000 net tons ex officers, Casual Company No. 496, 2 officers, 144 Other casuals: 1 enlisted man. 5 or 7.7 per cent in excess of last year’s men, Minnesota. 1 field clerk, 10 nurses. 31 civilians. Brest Convalescent Detachment No. 23, 96 production for the same period of time. '30 ca.sual officers classified as follows : Air No. men ; No. 35, 136 men, 1 field clerk ; 30, Service, 24 ; Engineers, 2 ; Infantry, Quar- The production of anthracite increased 1 ; termaster, 2 Field Artillery. 1. 18 men. comsiderably during the week ejided Jan- ; Included in the above are sick and wounded, Other casuals : Civilians, C. : and 1 uary 25, and was slightly in excess of the Medical detachment for duty, G officers, 59 classified as follows Mental, 248 men field clerk. average weekly production for the coal men. 8t. Nazaire Convalescent Detachments 30 The transport Antigone sailetl from year to date. Preliminary estimates place and 33 ; One officer, 203 men. Bordeaux February 2, and i.s due to ar- production of anthracite for the current Numbers 40 to 44, inclusive, 54 officers, GC5 rive at Newport News February 13 with week at 1,886.000 net tons as against 1,- men. Included in the ahoy-e are sick and wounded the following troop.s: 786.000 net tons during the week of Janu- classified as follows : Bed ridden, 20 men Three hundred twenty-fifth Field Artillery, IS, as against 1,719,000 net tons mental, 9 men tubercular and isolated, ary and ; 39 field and .staff, headquarters company, supply men othcr.s requiring no special attention : during the week of January 25, 1918. ; company, Batteries A. D, E, F, Ordnance de- Fifty-five officers and 800 men. The daily average during the current tachment, Medical detachment, 31 officers, 941 Al.so, 1 nav.al enlisted man. men. Camp Taylor. week, estimated at 314,000 net tons, is ’a Included in above. Brig. Gen. Daniel W. Three hundred twenty-sixth Field Artillery, slight increase over the dail.v average Ketchum, in command of troops. Battery F, Ordnance detachment, 4 officers, for the coal year to date, and but 3,000 The transport Stockholm sailed from 177 men. Camp Taylor. Three hundred thirty-second Field Artillery, Brest February 2 and is due to arrive net tons or 1 per cent behind the daily field and staff, headquarters company, sup- average for a similar period of last year. at New YT>rk February 12 with the fol- ply coinjiany. batlerios A to F, inclusive, lowing troops: lledical detachment, 56 officers, 1,251 men. Camp Grant. Three hundred and sixt.v-ninth Infantr.v, Detachment Battery F. 47th Coast Artillery Field and iStaff, Headquarters Company, medi- Corps. 1 officer, 100 men. Export Trade Reports cal detachment. Companies A, B, C, D, 29.. of- Detachment Casual Comimny No. IS, 1 of- ficers and 1,019 men. colored, divided as fol- ficer, 22 men. Marinos. : 13 officers men lows Camp Upton, and 491 ; Casual Company No. 19, 2 officers, 144 men. Taylor, 2 officers and 119 men Camp Filed with Commission Cami) ; New York. Lee, 1 officer 71 102 men ; Camp Gordon, and Casual Com'pany No. 20, 2 officers, 141 men, men Travis, 1 officer and 81 men : Camp ; Camp Virginia. Funston, 1 officer and 41 men Sher- ; Camp Twenty Casual officers classified as follows officer-s The following organizations have filed man, 5 and 41 men ; Camp Meade, C Engineers, Infantry, 5 ; Air Service. 1 ; 4 officers and 73 men. Field Artillery, Coast Ar- with the Federal Trade Commission, Ex- Chaplain. 1 ; 3 ; Eight hundred and fifty-fourth Company tillerv Corps, 1 ; Medical Corps, 1 ; Quarter- port Division, the papers described below Transportalion Corps. 2 officers and 245 men master Corps, 1 : Veterinary Corps, 1 ; Dental under the provisions of the Webb Export (colored). Camp Meade. Interpreters Corps. 1. Corps. 1 : No. 2 officers and 70 Trade Act during the mouth of January, Casual Company 219, Other casuals.—Civilians, 6. men (colored), Maryland. Included in the above are sick and wounded 3919: Casual Company No. 222, 2 officers and 137 classified as follows : Ilcquiring no special On February 4, 1919. men (colored), Iowa. attention, 19 casual officers, 1 civilian. Casual Company No. 234, 2 officers and 120 ; sailed from The United States Handle Export Co., men (coloredl. Mississippi. The transport Sixaola Medical detachment for duty, 1 officer and will arrive at Piqua, Ohio (certificate of incorporation Bordeaux February 2 and 12 men.’ New York Febniary 14 with the follow- and by-laws). Casual officers, classified as follows : Air

.\rtlUery Corps. : Field troops: Holsam Co. (Inc.), 38 Broadway, New Service, 103 : Coast 27 ing Artillery. 40 ; Chemical Warfare Service, 9 York, N. Y. (1919 report). Bordeaux Convalescent Detachment No. 50, Enginee'rs. 31 : Infantry, 37 ; Marine Corps. 2 ; 19 officers. - Medical. 24; Military Police. 2; Motor Trans- Detachmen't Casual Company No. 32, 1 of-

Corps. : Ordnance. 30 : Quartermaster, SMALL ARMS TARGET PRACTICE. port 15 ficer, 6 men, Arkansas. Corps, Signal, 21 ; The Adjutant 19 ; Tank 2 ; NIedical detachment for duty, 1 officer. Embarkation Service, Generars Department, 1 ; Nineteen Casual officers classified as fol-

Resumed Under Ordnance, : Air Regular Courses to Be lows : Tank Corps, 1 ; 3

Field Artiller.v, 3 : Infantry, 3 Conditions, Department Announces. Service, 6 ; expenditure of funds is necessary. It is Corps. Engineers, 1 ; Motor Transport 1 The War Department has announced understood that sinall-arins firing prac- Transportation Corps, 1. Other casuals. Civilian, 1. Its policy of the firing the tice will soon be undertaken at the camps, — resuming of Included in the above are sick and wounded regular the Air Service cour.ses of small arms for all fields, and stations of classified as follows : Requiring no special tx'oops where facilities exist and no large where practicable. attention. 19 officers. : i

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LIST OF casualties REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

McCOY', Gordon. Ora McCoy, DUKES, Walter Jane Boul- SECTIOir 1, FEBRUARY 5, 1919. Ora Harvey H. Mrs. Dukes, Clear Creek, Va. der, HI. Tlio following casualties arc reported MEADOWS, Burgess R. James I. Meadows, GUEE.N, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Green, Kyser, R. F. D. 2, I’egram, Tcun. Pa. the comma iidius s;eiierul the Ameri- by of MOSTELLA, Luther R. Miss Della Mostclla, J.V.NES, Clifford S. Frank Janes, Klllingly, can I'^xpeditioiiary Forces: 27 Pelzer Street, Gi'eenville, .S. C. Conn. MURT.VGII, James. Miss Ellen Mnrtagh, JOHNSON, Charles W. Loon Johnson, 88 Wounded severely, 78 1.5U4 Electric .\ venue. East Pittsburgh, Pa. Beverly Street, Toronto, Canada. Missing in action 16 RICHMOND, Harry. Henry Richmond, 34 MARSEPl, fitanicy. Walter Makooki, 2207 West Fifteenth Street, Covington, Ky. North Second Street, Minneapolis, Minn. SEI.ANI, Michael. Lottis Seiani, 115 Summer MURITIY, Willlnin E. Mrs. E. L. Murphy, Total 94 Street, Springfield, Mass. R. F. 1). 2, Ashtabula, Ohio. SMITH, William M. Mrs. Catherine Smith, RAIL. George F. Frauk M. Itall, R. F. D. 2, Wilson Avenue, Steuhenvillc, Ohio. Cutler, HI. Wounded Severely. WELLS, Edwin A. Mrs. Edith M. Wells, 4041 SPRAtJGINS, Byrd W. Clyde W. Spragglns, Hillcrest Drive, San Iliego, Cal. R. F. D. 4, Dyersburg. Tenn. , r.IKl’TnNWXTS. WELLS, Richard. Mrs. Lucy Wells, Law- WOOD, Lawrence J. L. S. Wood, St. Ed- BKNDKU, Henry Mrs. Emma Bendor, lllC renceburg, Ind. ward, Nebr. Plymouth Struct, I.e Mur.s, Iowa. MECIPANICS. WRItHIT, Edward. Mrs. Minnie L. Wright, CKUr.I,, Uobert R. F. box Savannah, C. Mrs. Helen Crull, 86 West CHAMBERS, Henry V. Mrs. Nora M. Cham- D. 64, Ga. Avoiuie, Albion, N. Y. bers. R. F. D. 2, Whitcsville, Ky. DEKAY, George II. Mrs. Louise Dekay, 65 L.4NCE, Floyd W. Mrs. Ida Jane Lance, 153 Maple Street. Walden, N. Y. SECTION 2, FEBRUARY 5, 1919. Cary Street, Spartanburg, S. C. EI’ES, Beverley Morrison. Mrs. Peter Epes, 5:’l Georgia Aventie, Macon. Ga. HORSESHOER. Tlie following c.usutilties are reported EV.tXS, Ralph E. Mrs. Nettie R. Evans, 58 RASTER, Joseph Antonie. Mrs. Kate Kastdr, by the commanding general of the Ameri- Princeton Street, East Boston, Mass. 3099 Ninth Street, Calumet, Mich. can Expeditionary Forces HPi'EM.VN, .Tames Melville. Stewart Huff- man, COOK. Davenport, Fla. Killed in action 13 in.'MPIIRIES. OtLo W. Mrs. O. W. Hum- AKSLAND, George. Miss Bertha Aksland, R. phries, Oxford, Ala. F. D. 1,* Manteca, Cal. Died from wounds 8 M.tcDONALD, Allan C. Mrs. Neil MacDonald, PRIVATES. Died from accident and other ‘to Green Street. Bellows Falls, Vt. S.-VIIER, Paul F. Jilrs. Minctta causes 3 SIlEEil.VN. Walter B. Thomas B. Sheehan, Sauer, 982 St. Paul Street, Rochester, N. Y. 2in North Flores Street, San Antonio, Tex. Died of disease 14 SCH.YRFF, Charles .1. Aubrey Scharff, SOPRIS, Albert E. .Joseph B. Wiggenhoru, S3 Butler Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wounded severely 117 1,601 Logan treet, Denver, Colo. SCHMICKLE, L. Otto Schmickle, TILDEN, .John A. Mrs. .John A. Tilden, 1813 Aubry Bal- lluger, Tex. East Seventy-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Total 155 SCHMIDT, Bernard G. Frederick Liethe, 550 SEHOE.VNTS. West Thirty-ninth Street, New York, “N. Y. SCHNEIDER. George. George Schneider, AIZEMAN, Lee. Miss Ida Orenstein, 176 East Mrs. Killed in Action. Scotiand, S. Dak. University Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. SHECKLER, Warren H. Mrs. Besso Scheck- LIECTEXAXT. CARMODY, Fergus C. Mrs. Bridget Carmody, ler, Nebraska City, Ncbr. 4 Fitx Street, Lawrence, Mass. SHEPHERD, Don. K. WEIINER, Carl. Mrs. Carl Wehner, 1312 Q Carl John R. Crouse, Klamath James Shepherd, Jack- CROUSE, C. sonville, Ga. Street NAV., Washington, D. C. Falls, Oreg. SHEPRO, Henry W. D. Shroyer, 381 DONOVAN, Joseph Francis. Francis Dono- West SEEOEANT. Scott Street, Pond dii Lac, Wis. van, 444 Bedford Avenue, Richmond Hill, Bernard SINKER, John W. Mrs. Jennie Sinker, Cor- CREWE, C. Mrs. Theresa Crewe, N. Y. 415 Philadelphia east, Detroit, ni'lia- Street, New Hartford, N. Y. Avenue DORN. Charles Clarence. Charles Lancen- Mich. SMITH, Leslie P. Miss Lizzie Smith, 1048 burger. New Waterford, Ohio. Jhlell Street, Indianapolis, Ind. COnPORAL. FLli’PIN, JSmes F. Willis Flippin, 005 Kent SOPER, Joy H. Henry E. Soper, and Kern KYRUS, Mathew F. Matthew Kyrus, Miners- Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. E Streets, Tulare, Cal. ville. Pa. GRIFFIN, Harold G. Charles Griffin, 344 STARRETT, William A. M. S. Starrett, rnivATES. East Main Street, Battle Creek. Mich. Sciotoville, Ohio. BONHAiL Henry I. George W. Bonham, HYATT, Robert W. John .1. Hyatt, general T.VY'LOR, Andrew C. Mrs. Nora Taylor, P. O. delivery. McLeansboro, 111. Nauvoo, Mo. box 37, Molino, Fla. EA^ANS. Nick. KNIGHT, John W. S. Mrs. Joseph P. Knight, Charles Brock, 347 Oliver THOMPSON, Lindsey. Ben Thompson, Adams, Street, North Tonawanda, N. Y. 499 Manhattan Avenue, New York, N. Y. Ky. KOPP, John G. Mrs. .Jacob P. Kopp, R. F. FRIED, Bernard. B. Zalkind, 667 East One hundred and sixty-fourth Street, D. 3. box 40, New Philadelphia, Ohio. VERRECCHI.V, Antonio. Meonito Verrecchia, New York, LUTKEVICH, Joseph. Joseph Lutkevich, 209 013 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. N. Y. Grove Street, Edwardsville, Pa. W.ARD, Henry. Mrs. Tilda Ward, R. F. D. 3, HARRIS Charles P. Miss Fannie Purcell, Cecil Hotel, M.ALCOMSON, Leo L. Robert Malcomson, R. Churchill, Tenn. First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Leslie F. D., Harrison, Mich. W.VTERS, Paul L. Mrs. Corine Waters, 18 HERNER, R. Mrs. Leslie Ray Herner, Shelton 14415 Adler Avenue, Cleveland, SANDERS, Pleas. Edward D. Sanders, Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. Ohio. HERRING. Perry Allen. Mrs. B. Brownsville, Kj'. W.VTKINS, Oswald A. .ilex Watkins, Foston, Anna Her- WILLIAMS, Edward N. N. E. Williams, 1538 Mont. ring, Nokesville, Va. Fiftieth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. WHITE, John. Charlie Merry, Dickens, Ni HOGAN, Elbert C. William L. Hogan, R. F. Dak. D. 4, Strafford, Mo. CORPORALS. WHITE, John A. Mrs. I. E. .Tordice, 905| I POWELL, Joseph. James M. Powell, R. F. D. Jefferson Street, Tex. BROOKS, Carl R. Mrs. Jennie Brooks, Reids- West Dallas, 1, Corno.-Afiss. WHITTENBURG, Jesse E. Sam Whltten- ville, N. C. VLASSOPULOUS, Hanloas. Athanasios Vlis- burg, Dahlgren, III. COOPER, Charles Everett. James E. Leasure, R. F. D. 1, miao, 119 WILLI.AMS, Samuel. -Andrew W. Williams, West Sixtieth Street, New York, Kell, 111. N. Y. R. F. D. Minco, Miss. COVEY, Leo. Mrs. Clem Covey, 124 Union 1, WINNINGHAM. Richard F. .Tames A. WILLIAMS, Sylvester W. Albert L. Wil- Win- Street, Cherokee, lo.wa. ^ ningham, R. F. D. 1. Graham, N. C. DECKER, Raymond. Mrs. Margaret Decker, liams, 128 Washington Avenue, Pleasant- ville, N. Y. 7445 North Oxford Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Died of Wounds. DOMIEN, Steve. Joseph Gezi, 310 High WILLIAMS Walter T. Mrs. Georgia Morris, Street, New Britain, Conn. 123 .Ashmun Street, New Haven, Conn. SEUSEAST. FELCKOWSKI, Bronlslaus F. Mrs. Josephine WILSON, Robert Alexander. Mrs. Jennie Wilson, Westport, Conn. STRAND, Cornel OdeR. Mrs. Benjamin Felckowskl, 250 Detroit Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Strand, 430 Sixteenth Avenue, FII.LEY, Ralph E. Hector Filley, Turney, Milwaukee, Missing In Action. Wis. Mo. PniVATES. FLETCHER, .John N. Nicholas T, Fletcher, CORPOP.ALS. Pylesville. Md. CEPHAS, Handy. Mrs. Eliza Cephas, East GRUBE, Wesley F. Fred J. Grube, Broken Newmarket, Md. CRONENBERG, John W. Mrs. Dora Cronen- Arrow, Okla. berg, 62 Schaffer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DAVIS, Robert A. Mrs. Horace Montgomery, SCHULTZ. Edward. Ernest Schultz, 314 Pilgrim, Tex. JOHNSON, Carl G. Mrs. Rikka Johnson, 8817 Fourth Street, Neenah, Wis. Third Avenue, South Seattle, Wash. MILLER. Harry L. Mrs. Nellie Miller, Hop- KALBACK, Paul A. Fred Kalback, 329 Box PRIV.ATES. kins, Minn. Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. BEINHART. Harold W. Walter Beinhart, SC.ARLOTO, Eugenio P. Salvatore Scarloto, KASTENS. Karl A. Herman Hastens, 1302 39 Holly Street, South Weymouth, Mass. 701 Anton Street, Kenosha, Wis. Lagonda Avenue, Springfield. Ohio. BOOTH, Talbert. Mrs. Josei T. Booth, Mount SMITH, John K. Mrs. Mary K. Smith, Ma- KERSHNER, Harry F. Mrs. Eleanora Kfersh- Vernon, Ohio. dalin. N. T. ner, R. F. D. 2, Payne, Ohio. BRANDFORD, Leo. Mrs. Susan Brandford, SULLIV.AN, Michael J. Patrick E. Sulilvan, KINER, John H. John H. Kiner, Madison, 1832 Florida Avenue NW., Washington, 202 Franklin Street, New Haven, Conn. S. D.ak. D. C. WHISLER, Emory Joseph. Mrs. Amelia LAFERRY, Levy B. John W. Laferry, Brooken, BYRD, Harvey K. Dave Byrd, Centrahoma, W’hislcr, 616 Taylor Street, Davenport, Okla. • Okla. Iowa. 71“—19 3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY^ FEBRUARY 5, 1919. CASUALTIES. REPOR TED BY GBN. PERSHING

Died of Accident and Other Causes. H.ARPER, Homer. Larce Harper, San Augus- HUNSAKER, John J. Jeff Custer, St. Marys, tine, Tex. Ohio. Plil VAXES. HARSHBARGEB, Gilbert. D. J. Harsh- JEYVETT, YVllliam H. William A. Jewett, E. IIIGBY, Ivan V. Mrs. C. E. Beverage, 243 barger, R. F. D. 22, Fayette City, Pa. F. D. 2, Port Huron, Mich. I’rinceton Street, East Boston, Mass. HERNANDEZ, Callstro. Mrs, Maria Mlrabal, KICIIER, Thomas Philip. Milton Kicher, L.VCOMBE, lOrnest, Arthur Lacombe, 3 Pond Roswell, N. Mex, Sykesville, Pa. Street, Salem, JIass. HERRON, John Bryant. John Herron, R. F. KING, Henry B. Mrs. Christine King, 76 WKJIIT, Ilicliard J. Mrs. Mary F. Wight, D. 4, Pleasant Hill, Mo. Beatle Street, New Bedford, Mass. Stocco, Ohio. HEWITT, Samuel A. Mrs. Janet Hewitt, 334 KING, James. Mrs. Emma King, 2908 Fair- Cedar Street, Chippewa Falls, Wis. hill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Died of Disease. HUGGINS, Isaac W. Mrs. Dora Huggins, McCLURE, Milo H. Thomas J. McClure, 193 SEUGEANT MAJOR. Clearwater, Fla. YY'est Park Street, Portland, Oreg. KIGHT, Kellev. Mrs. Martha Cribbs, Colon, Robert R. Mrs. Anna F. Mann, 408 BECKETT, Robert. MANN, John E. Beckertt, 106 Ga. East Monroe .Street, Alexandria, Ind. North State Street, Concord, N. II. KING, John. Patrick J. King, 1950 West MEITSCHLAGER. Louis. Kacne Meitschla- CORrOSAL. Y'^an Buren Street, Chicago, 111, ger, Flatonia, Tex. CRABB, Glen II. Mrs. Martha H. Crabb, R. KITCHEN, Thomas J. Mrs. Mary F. Kitchen, MIGLIO, Joseph. John Migllo, Granville, 111. I'. D. 7. Macomb, III. R. F. D. 2, Salisbury, Mo. MUNNS, .John. Mrs. Tilda Munns. 1137 KL.TESKI, Ignac. Mrs. Ida Kljeski, Kettle South Eighteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PRIVATES. River, Minn. NELSON, Boon. Nath Nelson, Carter City, BERMAN, Samuel. .lacon Trobnek, 40 Mar- KOPZYNSKI, .John. .John Kopznyski, 430 Ky. Street, Cambridge, Mass. Central ..Street, La Salle, 111. Julia Newman, ® Benjamin. NEWMAN, Albert J. Mrs. Mrs. Mamie Burley, KR.AMER, Eugene H. Mrs. Josephine Drew, 20 Kimball Street. Dorchester, Mass. Norwood, Ga. York, 444 West Forty-ninth Street, New PAGE, Fred A. Peter I’age, St. Regis Falls, CUNNINGHAM, George. Mrs. Julia M. Cun- N. Y'. N. Y'. ningham, 1576 De Kalb Avenue. Brooklyn, LENZI, Carl A. Basoleo Lanzi, general de- livery, Defiance, Mich. PALLOTTO, Giovanni. Joe Pallotto, box 40, Carrie L. Hall, New McCANN, Jim J. James McCann, 2626 Ha- La Belle, Pa. Sight, Miss. tona Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PRIBILSKI, Stephen W. George Pribilski, Cred. Mrs. Sophreuia Douglass, McCOY, John S. Thomas B. McCoy, Welch, Brenham, Tex. Coods Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Okla. REEY'ES, .Alfred V. Sirs. Laura Reeves, 326S McINROW, Allonzo J. R. W. Mclnrow, 712 M.vcN.AIR, Hugh W. Dr. F. W. MacNalr, 314 Twenty-fourth Street, San Francisco. Cal. Oswego Street, Utica, N. Y. College Avenue, Houghton, Mich. ROBBINS. Malvern. Sirs. Blanche Bloom- Chicago, MILLER, Alleck. Hulst Miller, 623 West M.ARTTN, James R. Mrs. Alice J. Ylartin, R. quist, 7003 South Racine Avenue, I'Oiu'teenth Street, Chicago, 111. F. D. 3, Raleigh, N. C, HI. August W. I>. A. Nelson, 1714 METZIK, Max. David Metzik, 1494 Brook ROBINSON, Herman. Mrs. Sarah W. Robin- U'Bside Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. .Avenue, New York, N. Y. son, R. F. I). 3. Trenton, Tenn. FAIRKNa, Thom.as E. Mrs. Florence Pat- MIELKE. Chester W. Mrs. Francis Wil- ROHRMOSER, Emil P. Mrs. Alice Rohr- I'jclt, R. F. D. 1, Many, I..a. liams. Kellogg, Idaho. moser. R. F. D. 1, Fountain, Mich. George Reed, V.ersailles, Ky. NAPOLITANO. Grovanna. Sam Shebbetta, S.ANDERS, Roy L. James T. Sanders, Som- Charles M. Skerrett, 121 Efner Street, Buffalo, N. Y. erton, .Ariz. Sixty-third Place, Chicago, 111. OHIO, Dominick. Mrs. Catherine Orio, 106 Elmore wr, ,ir. Elmore W. SMITH, Jake. Mrs. Mary Smith, SANDERSON, Homan, Mott Street, Trenton, N. J. Sanderson, sr.. United States Census Bu- .4rk. . Orlando, Inwood, ORL.ANDO, Emilio. .Aetino reau. Washington,- D. C. „ „ Wounded Severely. N. Y. SCHYIITT, Albert. Christ Schmitt, 3740 PRICE, Harry. Dace Price, 212 Stockton Mo. privates. -Texas .Avenue, St. Louis. Street. San Francisco, Cal. SCHRUM, Otto R. August Schrum, R. F. D. Prank C. Miss Henry B. Mrs, Annie Rhodes, Minnie Ahlgrin, RHODES, 1, Knox, Ind. „ _ 'Pack-son Street, Dundee, 111. Sheridan. Ark. Helen Shea, R. F. D. 5, ANDERSEN,. SHEA. Joseph. Mrs. Alfred G. Ole Rausman, 274 ROBERTSON, Marvin. Polis Owens, Bertha, Wabasha. Minn. ^ lourteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. C. SORENSON, Edward O. A. G. Buell, Great Carl Math ieus. Mrs. Katie Baker, Salvador A. Joseph .A. Ronjain, Falls, Mont. Central ROMAIN. Avenue. Hamilton, Ohio. box 105, Sturgeon, Pa. STANCE, Gilbert Sylvester John Stange, ^ISBEE, Frank. II. F. Busbee, R. F. D. 3 John- 134 Sherm.an Place. Jersey City, N. .T. Swansea, RUHOL.A, Walder. .Joseph Ruhola, 147 S. C. son Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa. STIPE, fi'om. Mrs. Leta S. Osborn, Wichita- C^UINEY, Harry .T. Mrs. Sarah Carney, 317 RYAN, Francis W. Mrs. Hanah Ryan, 1456 Falls, Tex. Crown Street, Brooklyn, N. - Y. Third .Avenue, New York. N. Y. Frank. Miss Angelina Suma, 327 CARNEY', John ,T. SUMA,~ Michael Carney, 34 Eastln SANDERS, Elliott. Mrs. Emmer Sanders. R. Naugatuck, Conn. Avenue, Malden, Mass. South Main Street, F. D. 4, box 102, Pelzer, S. C. SUTTON, Russell C. Osmer C. Setton, Corn- CHAPIN, Alfred L. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Esewuiel. Epidacio Sandoval, Chapin, S.ANDOYRAL, wallville. N. Y. (58 Liberty Street, Springdeld, 807 South Broadway, -Albuquerque, N. Mex. Mallary, Mas.s. SW.AY'ZI. Robert L. Mrs. Ella S. .AIGEI.TINGER. Frank Joseph. YHs. Made- Kowanee. HI. CROSBIE, Gilbert. Mrs. Minnie 819 North Tremont. Crosbie, 35 line .Aigeltinger, 222 Hicr Avenue, Syra- Bennett. Isaac Maransky, 44 Bo- Howard .Avenue, Malone, N. Y. TOBIAS. CROSE. Charles cuse, N. Y. rum Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. G. Arthur H. Cro.se, R. F. AIKENS. Burton L. Elmer Aikens, Downs- Hans Tolstad, Peterson, D. .A, Tulare, Cal. TOJ..ST-AD, Eddie. ville, N. Y. CROTiCII, Joe N. Ylinn. Mrs. William M. Crouch, AJJ.EN. .John. Mrs. Mabel Allen, 1820 Wood- Johnson City, F. Mrs. Eliza Trynor, Tenn. bine Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TR.AYNOR. Thomas DE GEORGE, .Joseph. .Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Mrs. Leonardo Carre, ANTIFRSON, Jepfheo E. O^to M. Plo’rer, 522 Twelfth 77 Thompson Joseph. Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. 522 Main Street, Pocatello. Idaho. WALES. .Tames DETSHER, Taylor Street. Philadelphia. I a. Harvey D. Marvin B. Deisher, BENNETT. Wilburn A. Mrs. Allean Ben- 2961 North 1.846 Washington Avenue, Steve C. John W. YY'hltman, Nortliampton, Pa. nett, Mount Yloriah, Ark. WHTTYI.AN, DRAM.ANT. .\nton. Miss Mary Dramant, Hollis, Okla. Sullivan,. 527 pne hundred and sixteenth Street, Chi- BENNETT. William J. Miss’ Kate cago, III. 1021 South Hull Street, Montgomery, .Ala. ECONOM, Sam. Lonie Econom, 1416 Third BENNETTE, Jean W'. YIrs. Irene Bennette, CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. .Avenue, Seattle, Wash. 114 Third Street, Glendale, Cal. Died EGAN, .Tames E. Michael Egan, 204 East BORDE.AUX. Anthony. Mrs. -Alma Bordeaux, Died cf Disease. Previously Reported Seventy-third Street. New Y'ork, N. Y. Burgaw, N. C. From Y^ounds Received in Action. FII.T.Y’.AW, Walter .Tudsou. Mrs. Sadye^. BORM.AN, Elmer .A. .John Borman, 317 East Fillyaw, 111 South Church Street, Union, Second Street,, Plainfield, N. ,J. LIECTEX'-AXT. S. C. BROWN. Albert. .Jeffery Brown, 1609 San Riddle, Mrs. Mary Speer FINNIG.AN, Rodney V. Frank A. Finnigan, Feline Street, Hou.ston, Tex. i-LKYUNG, Frank 1255 Elk Street, Franklin, Pa. 1212-1 Parnell .Avenue, Chicago, 111. BROWN. Robert. Campbell Brown, Louls- Fleming, FRKEM.AN, Charlie. Mrs. Madge Freeman, burg. W. Y'a. R. F. D. 3, Equinox, Anderson, S. C. CANDFT.ORO. Paul. Gabriel Candeloro, 7405 FUSE, Giovanni. Francisco Fuse, Yiachicl- New Utrecht Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. 'HRTSTENSEN. Edwin J. Morris Christen- oni, N. 12 Inverno, Italy. CHJCOU, Jules. Mrs. Clemence Chicon, 1228 sen. Wilton, N. Dak. ^ G.ABBI.ANELLI. Tony. Frank Gabbianelli, Fiftv-niuth Street, Oakland. Cal. CASTING, Waiter R. William C. Hasting, 126 Oakley Street, New Haven. Conn. CONKLIN, Earl M. William F. Conklin. 1714 R F D. 1. JJvlngston, Tenn. -Au- G.'RDNER, Zetoer R. C. II. Gardner, Hunt, North Twentv-sixth StrcM»t, Omaha, Nebr. lON.ADEL. Bernard H. Julius Honadel, .\rk. CONNELLY'. Arthur F. ' Arthur J. Connelly, inistR. Wis. G.VRNER, Clarence H. .^zara L. Garner, 20 -Angell Street, .AttleTioro. M.ass. [OPKIXS, William. Rjurett Hopkins, rerdue llen.ryetta, Okla. ‘ D.\HTJiJ5!r'K, Emil. Mrs. Josephine Norden, nni, Ala. box 9.3. Sonheintin, Conn. GEAS.V. Paul .1. Mrs. .John Bannon, 74 Pearl Johnnie. Mrs. Gertie Johnson, R._ D.YY'TS, Vaughn L. Mrs. M. L. D.avis, Lin- OHNSON, Street, New Y'ork. N. Y'. Springfield, S. C. coln Center, Me. F. D. 2. _ GT..\SS, John A. Miss Lucille Glass. .Java, Rodgers. J>ouis Lee, R. F. D. 1, Se- Va. DOBROBY'. Steve. Harry Gaffney, 366 Frank .EE. daiia. S. C. GARBOWIECKI. Bronislaw. Mr.s. Francis Street. Springfield, Mass. T'snaski. Twelfth Avenue and Carson Street, FREDRIKSON, .Albert N. Mrs. David Peter- Pittsburgh. Pa. son. 16 Erecson Street, Worcester, Mass. Wounded Severely in Action, Previously GRIFFITH. William A. William A. Griffith, FUNK. Charles .A. Mrs. Caroline Funk, 7 Wounds Received 2815 West North Avenue, Baltimore. Md. Fairview Street, Waukegan, 111. Reported Died From GROSS. Joseph I. Frances Gross, St. James, GARRETT, Andrew J. YIrs. Sarah E. Ham, in Action. Minn. II. F. D. 1. Holdenville. Okla. rmvATE. OT'.\LY-.\N’. .\nt1iony. Miss Rosie Gnalyan, GJINTER. Clifford D. Mrs. Ftta Gunter, 3616 Sadie Ashi, 432 Sixth „ JjO*> Adams Str'^et. Hoboken. N. J. Woodland Street, Kansas City. Mo. .ASHI, Joseph A. Mrs. GUNTiiEu, Clir-les. Henrv Gunther, 4360 HARRELL, Ed. Robert Miles, Dalby Springs, Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. I ark .Avenue, Now York, N. Y. Tex. 5

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Gearr* X- Mrs. 1a2-l W. Friri- MA*i. 2«*at Foix Wan, 5i Jtiseri ST_ 474 State Strert ^est Trear-ta- X. J. L-u Zll X-£-.i SirtjfcC S£_ Mzmc- y_ Irii. Srreift Medfe-xi Mass. lAlT. Xi -sert Walter, ir. WiTTitsa Tait 17A WX>tE. Ane-:4 W. P. Mrs. Ida W«s- Ets- West Scresty-ic-rrti s-tri«t N-r*" Ytrt. X. T. lillii ix Articx. Preriaxsl^ xir-rrted cfifacg. Wjs, sxx^7*-«3ys, Kiv^i-r IX Arirz. WEL.CH, are'i X«a Weiri, SC«S Scrti Eir±tx Street Wirr. Tex. — <^£3IB- G. Mrs. w Carre?!, WXLXJjt, JacE^ WeSs. EzrekA. S. Mssirt Ssr-.t W— t r?t:A Mas.- Harrid. i>eax Six: Det. HENKIKSEy. H^srS: Aa*cr->«- HsnrOistx. Mrr-. Errrxt IVtaaari. Zzzzz.t9zslj Se>Er:=^d 'Vrstxied SeTerxiy LaXTsOX. E. F- Iax- 5XITA3XS. XbBas Mrt 2«6trx ix Artitx Ore. 171^ St Paml Street Balrir^-rf. Mi. WrlEKS, X. Jr4x W. IToEAie, XOTAK. Jtt^ Mrs. Asr.e Xe-rix. =7*3 Art S-r —l A»t= Ave=at CSSrare. EL MESS. Mri Snria N. 4*9 WASCHEH. Karaid A. Mrs. WTEitra trasr5«£r, PEXXIX'jroy. Dari* F. Mrs. EAtirix? P=- rs»^rcax Street Atreri. GiT-x • it** Sectr Walxxt Street Criaxa. tZ. _ tIrr-..-e- Eadraai a*d Ta-=.ty-crst ATex&t, MXi.CiL_Jt»e3. M:^ rxjf.-- ITsJA. SiitiTXtB PtytTap. Wa^ xad H--han Stt"-!?. 'ItjNj EIXGiiEt. Bsxja^ra H. Mrs. _L- .y 2itrLsr, 1=5 y-jtx La Sa3s strett ii Died 5^3. Xrotxis Seccrred ix Articx. iA*>iAE.X. WELura S. J*s^a X. Taagart y-t BaAecai AT^tae. AsS«ry Pari. X. J. WEZKLEY. Ira C. Mrs. tarai Weekity, zat^iTc. szcrroK ». izbstast 5. isis. 2 -ttiT?. Mtat SLACX J: rf*IIES. C- Marna Cari.-.r- IrCTXOy. Jeise L Mrs. Hrrrr Eirtr 1=9 p^r. m Ytek Strerr Jersey C2ty. X- J. W«4cMee Arexxe. yorK-««*.' Pa. j COIaST, Martlx^ A. Mrs. Ce^reiia Ars-'X PEIMKOSi: ArrXSe LtOard. Ben rrirrrtaew Qe-ary. I'Ll M;^Ar?T Street PktaAeipitIa, 2- F. D. 1. Erstioe. Tei. Pa__ SaiMSSL PasL Mre. Xi«t-r'n S^r-cv^ 3ar»- I'EXrlXKO.JEiarry. Fjt: r Ittaeake. Gr£»*e3, kx?^ Prair^g *e Mesi. Brs^a. _Kas^a. SyTL EB. Geae^. Hrrsca A. SspS^- 1439 rIX> e.g. JaBos C- Mrs. L^:ssse rj3.tr ilk Easr T-atlfti Srree?. CIgrrteTta Otiic-. KiE:a=_Scr«t S.-raefce. X. Y. STaSK. L-arsEta .A. nenr-r y. 7 sHt-. FISE:.. ^iea F. 3£rs. 'leirr Fii=i*. X. i>. Start MALi'Ivar. Hnry 2. Cat. Jo^ S. Malj«y, E 2 trs: Mt- A. S. A— War lycsmsert Wassisrtra. D. C. FXSH. n»^t W. T- F t-ie. Xrrt!. IE. COU. Al^xax,*^. 'Mrs- i^a P. Cfet'llt; Wesi 'S’txidad SEigitiy ix .irtiax. PriTi rXET- Fll . J. J 4j J. FriTBtH. r= Hjiiy Stest HMiesisi- Ita. Ssx rrtzd lEis-izg ix Aerirx. at Mr ATet^. Bt=ai?- X. Y. GJiXJirM. Artitr Biaiaf. Mrs. Artitr B. Giia,N*ir. Jarirs n. Mrs. W. H_ Gtttitrt G — * y Priaisea, St Marr. Kt-, En.*JSl Sat:^ I_ Mrs, Sarrtiei I_ j#=e. BOZZITLLA. Nitirirs F. -GSA 2 GLEl.X‘iX. JaBES A. Mrs. Ei?»ari Xtirr, Glet&Ste Aseta*. BraKAIyai N. Y- ts BT.lia Stre;t W.->t Oraage X. J. YIGF-tST. Cregaty. jr. Mrs. Marraiet laiea GASTINElAr. Frari 5. G GfilSSsMAX- E:—art Mrs. L«sse G.-Ssas- 2. F. Yrgeart *13 West 1xlrrr-e-iE> in Street, Prair^ FTt M»«t. rrii- 47.11 At:ts-e. St L,c&. Me. Nirsas :v ESiert City. M K.».SX*1X. Ailr, at Mrs. Xrjjy 131 ilLN iL2- J:< Hznter. Tise’. 'Xa. a_vySFy. Artirr A. Mtsl A. A. Haxaes, PACT- OKirrii Bilst-ri?r>= Pt^tlnSa Pii l.i Bti-^r-r?. WiitSart Ma^s, e. Passasss. rr5asa Per CasasaaeiaL EFIKY- L'aTki Q. Mrs. Marnare: E GnTesi, Its»r. Hor-rrs. Wrtsas: I- Mrs. WtXSan Z. Erd- FAv-tlAKOyE. Itesuesict^ S«»r->» ParSiiroBe, IGis Yat Btrtn. Sitrsrt Oeea-rr, El. &r. 1 j First A-resae. AxStr:. N PfcSfXrigssa. ti Italy. E-'-DGES I'isl Oiitt Mrs. Hekees, 2 -dj. Ta. JAXSsEX. Harry H. Mrs, 2=tt Ba-Li- t-x.-.atei Ol 2Stfcari 2. lii-'. iirtis, TcaSf'-t A-ritst. Xsrxt EeraeaL. X. J. Pretdcxily Sepcrrefi MIssiig is. Aetirx. y. c- tit Er~aa a. ^Mrs. Olirri X. .^oes. *3> PEiXEW. Frariis H. Mrs. F. F E-E 4iT S-"i:* S'reet Amir-tr^ Wii, K—ZJJ£.\. XatBss F. Mrs. Estier K^zZjerr, BB-I'Wyc, Fe^saai M. Mr^. E-sta Arseslary Street Weressirer, Mass. Mr-'t Street Mtrersd. Miti. zxrtiTxs. E71E1X. »leer=e P. Mrs. C-ara E H5 _ Er»»S, i eirt Mrs. HtrrtviA B-jgs. 5rT • East Wajfcijrias. Srrist Blair. Xeie. COLXXys, Fmrers B. Mrs. Mary CaCIrs, 4i Narta Street MarsA. Ga. MALtET Oar«!« M. Parrlri 4 . I^aax Street Faa Birtt CASSIFX. 1^,. i_ijl ithr Miss Ar. AT- I z.'^ Fniai Str^eE ICrsEsviGe. Pa. <11 i I FN. Rjtiari Bra Ttrrirat '5'est Fifr. Utirct Strtsit L*: "rear, PA*XE Jarres W. Mrs. i_ leare. I =3 fYity-^-e-rcrd Street Ctlrase, HL DOXOTaX Jaoes 2. D-ttS iX --- East * ittT-li T~T r>F~v AHert E Mrs F t 5 Plynrtti, OA». 410 BiTe-saSe rrive, Nev T-r-rt t5ly. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAEY 5, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SI’KIRKU, Alberteus L. Mrs. K. Speirer, EVERLY, OTTO W. Walter S. Everly, HOSS, James E. Mrs. Alta IIoss, box 344* I’ontiac. 111. R. F’. D. 4. Spencer, Ind. Modasha, Kans. EK.VDM.AN, William .Tosepii. Mrs. Margaret FINNERTY, John J. Mrs. WUliam Connolly, HEFFSTETT'ER, Kenneth E. Mrs. Hallie Eearlmau, 1035 North Twelfth Street, Phila- 16 Bristol Street, Cambridge, Mass. Alberta Barnett, 636 Van Buren Street, delphia, I’a. ADA51S, James Andrew. Mrs. Ella Miller, Joliet, 111. Ark. BKI'IM.VN, Robert I’ecU. fieorge I’. Beeman, Marked Tree, JORD.iN, F'rank Harold. Mrs. C. W. Jordan, 2T) John. Robert Adamson, Kinross- Norv.'ood Avenue, Norwalk, Ohio. ADAMSON, lK)x 500, Bennettsvillc, S. C. sliire, Scotland. KOSTlOll, Floyd M. Floyd N. Coster, Loco, JORD.VN. IjOuIs W. Ilenry Jordan, R. F. D. Colo, Ira Ray. J. L. Anderson, 1607 ANDERSON, 6, Richmond Va. BROCKMEIFR, Harry 10. W. F. CrocUmeier, Mulberry Street, Des Moines, Iowa. K.ILOW. Otto M. Adolph Kalow, West IV. Averett, R. Villisea, Iowa. AVERETT, John P. George Seventh Street, Faribault, Minn. DUN'LIOY, Edward V. Ed Dunley, 60S Forty- FI D. 1, Regan, Tenn. IvAAiE, James P. James Kane, 318 Spring ;:ixth F’redcrick .1. Mrs. Frederick J. Bach, Street, Des Moines, Iowa. BACH, Street, F'all River, Mass. North Side, Pitts- Dl'NN, William T. Miss Mary Dunn, 32 Main 1026 Llthgow Street, KARNAL, Hyman. Mrs. T. Kru'ostein, 57 I’a. burgh. Pa. .Street. Maltby, East One hundred and first Street, New ' Horton, Cecil Hilts. George Hllts, sr., FEOATE, Doniapd. Lee • Fugate, BBNNEl'T, York City. Augusta, IVis. Kans. KAROLCZYK, Antoni. Joseph Kai-olczyk, GA.\U;iLL, WaltetwM. Mrs. Sarah M. Gam- BLAKEWAY. Gordon. George W. Blakeway, ilG Gittcre Street, Buffalo, N. Y'. hill, It. L>. Perkins, Okla. Keunard, Tex. F. 2, Everett L. James II. Sturde- Mr=. F'eston Boston, 00 Ne- KARR. Mrs. GILMORE, Harry W. .Toseph F. Gilmore, BOSTON. Alva. vant. Almoud, N. Konmore, Ohio. Y. 71 t .T Street, Sacramento, Cal. vada Avenue. KARSHULIS, Dominik. Mrs. Jolly Toshum, Gree- Quincy Benjamin. Fred P. GREEVIOIl. Willi.am C. Mrs. Helen C. BOI'GHEY, 1624 South Jackson Street, Gary, Ind. Boiiahey, box Traverse City, Mich. ver, Wittens Mills, Va. 46, KASDORF, Arthur E. John Kasdorf, Bara- GRIFFITH. Brodie S. John P. Griffith, Sa- BOVINE.S, Joe. Mrs. Elizabeth Bovines. boo, Wls. • luda, S. C. box 506. Midland, Pa. T. Lillian Klucas, HALL, Burke IT. Mrs. Emma E. Hall, 67 BPFFTNfiTON, Charlie R. John R. Buffing- KLUCAS, Arthur Mrs. Pearl Street. San Francisco, Cal. ton, Chapel, Okla. R. F. 1). 2. Buffalo Lake, Miuu. JARRELL, Irvin W. Mrs. Alice B. Jarrell, LLOYD, Melvin. John Lloyd, Plain City, WUSICIAX. ' ‘ Newton, Miss. Ohio. JORDAN, Andrew T. Mrs. Ella Wilson, DEERFIELD. Harry. Miss .A. O'Brien, 77 LOIIENSON, George. Christ Lorenson, R. F. Rocklin, Cal. West Street, Newton, Mass. D. 1, Storir.gton, Mich. LOTRICH, Vic'tor F’. A. Wagner, Pueblo, JORDAN, Joseph Bertrand. Mrs. Mary .Jor- WAaONEB. dan, 1317 Cherokee Street, Deiiver, Colo. Colo. Coogan, 333 George. Mrs. Margaret J. Kanous, COOGAN. Timothy J. John LOVINGER. Wilbur. Mrs. L«tba Lovinger, K.vNOUS, York, N. Y. 122 East Gillmore Street, Angola, Ind. West F’orty-ninth Street, New 622 Lexington Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. LEDWIG, I'aul R. Frank M. Ludwig, 2608 KIRK, .Julius N. Lambert V. Kirk, Middle- rnivATE.s. town, Del. . Locust Street, Milwaukee, *J\'is. L. John Adams, 217 LITTRELL, I.eroy. Samuel L. Littroll, R. F. ADAMS, 'William W LT'K.YS.WIT.Z, Felix. John A. Lukasavitz, Charlottesville, Va. South Street, box 25, I’iove; , Wls. D. 2, Cedarville, Kans. Ander.son, MOI.IN, Alfred H. Mrs. Emily Engels, 2004 ANDERSON, ICarl. Mrs. Eva_C. LUKE, Frank. Mr«. Kate K. Luke, Wyoming, 3:') N. .T. . Boltons Block, Trenton, Iowa. Cro.sat Street, La Salle, HI. Kerman. Frank A.adersou, 14(0 MONCEY, Harvey R. Samuel Moncey, R. F. ANDERSON, LUMMl'S, George. Robert Lnmmus, Alma, Garraea Avenue, Chicago, 111. Tex. D. .3, Lone Mountain, Tenn. Irving Harry. Mrs. Jennie Brody, Mahle, Wclls- PFIRKINS, Harold L. Mrs. Perle Perkins, BRODY. MAIILE, John T. Mrs. Barbara Gr.and Street, New York, N. Y. 1700 Gaylord. Denver, Colo. 540 ton, Oiiio. Thomas Jefferson. Mrs. Thomas D. REINHARDT, Clarence R. Mrs. Flora A. ADAMS, MALONE, Alfred M. S. Malone, R. F. Adams, 23 Canal Street, l^almyra, N. Y. 1. Ark. Stolley, Itaska, 111. Arkadclphia, ADAMS, William A. Mre. Martha Adams, Howard. Mrs. Mary Ashbridge, RHLEY, Jessie B. Mrs. Sallie Ford, Frank- ’ ASHBRIDGE. Alp.augh. Cal. „ 262 East Penn Street, Norristown, N. Y'. lin, Simpson County, Ky. R. F. ADAMS William N. Elisha S. Adams, .ATKINS, Grant J. Butlei Atkins, Pikeville, SEN, Joseph. Mrs. Josephine Sen, 25 South * D. 3, Mulhall, Okla. Ky. Franklin Street, Nyack, N. Y'. ADIRIM, Aaron. Meyer Adlrim, 875 South- ATWOOD, Paul. Emery C. Atwood, 3433 Philip .1. Stork, STORK, Ralph W. Canton, ern Boulev.ard, New York City. • Mo. Beswick Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ADKINS, Cecil. Clover Adkins, Potters, Ky. Soren. Mrs. Henry Bonnie, Los WELL, Jesse T. Mrs. Annie W. Thomas, 408 BADASCI, ANDERSON, Daniel. Mrs. Nellie Blackburn, .Alamos, Cal. North Eighth Street, Hopewell, Va. Old Dock, N. C. Isadoro. Esther Becker, 1599 Bath- WOLFF, Albert. Mrs. Sarah Wolff, 148 ^ BECKER. ANS- LDI, Primo. Mrs. Mary Grimmo, 09 gate. Bronx, New York, N. Y. Henry Street, New York, N. Y'. Uiartor Oak, South Mauelicstcr, Conn. BEECn, Earl F. Mrs. Elba Beech, Scott, COBPORALS. ATKINSON, Thomas C. Mrs. Lucy A. At- Ohio. DAILEY, John W. Mrs^ John W. Dailey, kinson. R. F. D. 2. Midlothian, Va. BEISLER, Joseph H. John A. Eeisler, 19 vJ. Ayers, 1226 Elizabethtown, Ky. AYERS, Allen H. William .lacoh Strict, Newark. N. J. Norfolk, Va. Arnold. L. Harbour, Do Highland Avenue, BENDER, F'red. Mrs. Margaret Bender, 425 Il.lKBOFR, John Mrs. Regina Becker, Kalb, Miss. BECKER, Ern.'^i; TV. A. Walnut Street, Newark, N. J. North Sixth Street, Camdes, N. J. HENDERSON, Isaac II. James B. Hender- 916 BOWMAN, Charles W. Mrs. Mary Bowman, Egidio. Pietro Bottl, Terrarossa son, Anderson, S. C. BOTTI, 06 Park Street, Andover, Mas.s. Ma.ssa, Italy. HENDRICKSON, Rudolph E. Mrs. Millie Province, BUFORD, Benjamin JI. Henry B. Buford, R. Frank A-. Miss Marshclen E. Williams, 318 F’iftcenth Street, Brooklyn, BROWN, F'. D. 4, Centerville, Ala. Commoreial Street, New Brit- N. Y. Brown, 120 CLEMENT, .Albert H. Mrs. Sarah Clement, ain, Conn. IIENTZE, John II. Mrs. .Tohajina Hentze, Manston, Wis. 112-1 Gaty Avenue, East St. Louis, Mo. BROJ'.tN, Frank E. Mrs. Josephine P. Brown, CO-AKLEY, Pcfcev E. Mrs. Florence M. Coak- lU'MMEIi. Frank J. John G. Hummel, 12 E.nst'Grccncbush, N. Y. lev. F'ouutiiiu Street, Havre de Grace, MiL (tai'den Street, Seymour, Conn. BROWN, Fhed II. Mr.«. ilcury L. Miller, P.lv- COIiViN, F'ranklln E. Orlene' Colvin, 504 KANT, John Mrs. t’ntherino Kant, 70 erviow, R. I. „ „ Hiwassee Avenue, Knowille. Tenn. F. 527 Brlglitou Avenue, Belleville. N. .J. BENCE, Boyd G. Frank Bunce, R. D„ COOK. Clarence C. Mrs. P. M. Cock, KIM.SEY. Dr. W. James Kimsey, Smokc- J.auesvillo, yiF h. F’reemau Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. mont, N. C. DE F'ABBA, William. Amedio Do Fahba. At- DAILY. James W. Mrs. Joe Baker, R. F. D. LEBEI,. David A. Napoleon Lebel, 114 Kel- tria Province of Toramo, Abruzzi, Italy. 2. box 40, -Alma, Ark. logg Street. F'all River. Mass. Dl BERN I A, Giiisscppe. Mrs. F'rancesca Di DAVIS, Alton -A. Mrs. Queen E. Davis, AMg- LITSCTl. F''rank I. Mrs. Victoria Litsch, 202!) Lernia. 304 F'lrst Street, Hoboken, N. .T. gins. Miss. South Thirteenth Street, South St. Louis, DONLEY. Martin A. Adam Donley, R. F. D. DAWSON. John E. Mrs. John Sandlge, Mo. 5, Giandfiehi, Okla. County Hospital, San Bernardino, Cal. I'ACELLI. Raphek A. Mrs. Mary G. PacelH, DONOV.IN, Delmiir E. Jerry S. Donovan, R. DAVSO.V. Raymond A. Mis.s Edna Dawson, 508 Rodmi'.ii Street. IVilmin.gton. Del. F. D. .3, Volin, S. Dak. 541 I'iuc Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ADAMS, Ted. Lyman Adams, McLcansboro, DONOV.VN. James. Mrs. Anna Donovan, D.NWSON, Wilfred. Mrs. Sarah J. Dawson, Niagara Falls, N. Y. .1. 111 . 1615 F’nirlield A.vcmie, 1 Spring Street, Bordentown. N. ANDRULAITIS, John. Mrs. John Andrn- DUNMON. John R. James O. Dunmou, R. F'. DOMIEKLEWICZ. Charles. Mike Doraierle- laitis, 102.3 South Canal Street, Chieago, 1>. 2, F'ayctleville. Tciin. wicz, 116 Nottingham Street. Pl^outh, I’a. III. EZELL. John D. Mrs. Susan N. Ezell, Ware DOM.S, Reinhard E. Mrs. Lillv Dorns, 1447 Ji.UiCOCK. Arthur P. M^s. Emma I'ahcoek, Shoals, S. C. Wiiliamsou Street, Madison. Wis. 45 Masou Street, Santa t'ruz. Cal. GANAS, Add! P. Mrs. Ellen Ganas, Ncmea DUNL.AVEY. Grover Cleveland. Louis Dun- BOTT’S. James A. James T. Botts, R. F. D. 2, Korentheas, Greece. la ’“v, 10 Superior Street, Sharon, Pa. Havana, Kans. (TARLPrZ, F'rank E. Mrs. Rachel Garlitz, DUNN, Ralph. Mr.s. M. .A. Dunn, Pottsville, BROWN, Prank. George Brown, 23 East i:ik Li

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OAMItl.E. AVilllnm A. Richard .T. Gamble. EV.\NS, James. Mrs. Nancy Evans, Soddy, DORN.VN. Ranslc. Mrs. Alllc Dornan, Weber . ^ Liiriinore, N. Dak. Tenn. Falls, Okla. GAMMON, William II. William F. Gammon, FINE, Julius. Mrs. Annie Fine, 114 Prince D’OUSI, Anthony. Felix D’OrsI, 610 Center Rural Rptroat, V’n. George Street, Annapolis, Md. Street. South Bethlehem, Pa. G.VRCIIOW, John. Oral Arraud, 1312 Harrl- FISCHER, John ,C. Mrs. Florence Mallory, DUNLEY, Edward P. .Tohn Dunloy, 117

1 son Street, Flint, Mich. R. F. D. 1, Montezuma, Ohio. East Beard Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. G-\Rt'IA. .Toso A. Jllsa Andre Garcia, 800 FRASER, Phillips S. Mrs. Phillips S. Fraser, DUNLOP. Alfred II. Mrs. Margaret Dunlop, Guadaloiipe Street, San Antonio, Tex. Dexter, Mo. Wnynesburg, Pa. G.\K(R.\, .lose Y. Uaca. Mrs. I'reclliana Gar- FR.\WI,EY, James M. Mrs. Mary Frawlcy, DUNN, Thomas II. Oscar Dunn, Silvcrton, cia. Helen. N. Mex. Antrim, Pa. Tex. GIR.IRD, .\ndrew. Mrs. Mary Conti, Monon- GARDNER, David B. Mrs. Edgar G. Pea- DUPEIIE. Frank W. Mrs. Susan Dupere, Kolicla, Pa. cock, Auburn, Ala. 3030 ^Iadison Street, Chicago, III. GlROI.AMl'3. John Dl. Mrs. .TosephluTl Giro- GINSBURGH, Barney. Mrs. Esther M. Gins- DURR, Erastus. Sirs. Rebecca Durr, Mount lame, 238 East Fourteenth Street, New burgh, 108 Williams Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Olive, Miss.

[ York, N. Y. GIOU.4MOZZI, Venzenso. Ihuink Giouumozzl, F.KLUNI>, Harry. Mat Eklund, 1015 Arnold I GREGORY, I.ouis V. William It. Gregory, 2126 West Eighth Street. Wilmington, Del. Avenue, Iloqulam, Wash. F Sl>ring City. 'I’cnii. II.tNSEN, Arthur F. Jens W. Hansen, R. F. FORD. Hurley. II. Ford, 6 Head Street,

I GRIFFIN, David A. Mrs. R. J. Ridon, At- D. 2, box 143, Ludington, Mich. , Edgerton, Wis. \ more, .\la. II.VNSON, Allred B. James Hanson, R. F. D. FUIIUM.VNN, George C. Mrs. Cathrlne Fuhr- L, II.VNSON, Hert II. Mrs. Margaret D. Hanson, 2, Mountain Lake, Minn. mann, 3118 Vincent Avenue north, Minne- l_. Poquot, Minn. IIARBERT, Alonzo. Mrs. Sue Deshong; R. apolis. Minn. IlATl'IEI.l', Charles M. William Ilatfleld, F. D. 3. Jackson, Tenn. GREKNB.VUM, Nathan. Slgfrlcd Mayer, 729

I New Windsor, Md. HAWTHORNE, Charles E. Miss Martha Fast One liundred and sixty-eighth Street, t HEND'RtSON, Joseph Milton. Mrs. Ida M. Hawthorne, Grayson, Ga. « New York City. ? G ruble, 108 McKinley Avenue, Harrisburg, IIEI^M, William. Charles Meyers, TThlrd and GRENFELL, Carroll J. Mrs. Lutrlcia Gren- [ 111 . Shipp Streets. Louisville, Kv. fell. 1916 II Street NW., Washington, I). C. r HENRY. John A. Berry Henry, R. F. D. 1, HENNINGS, William C. John Hennings, II.VNSON, Axel H. Miss Ruth Ikinson, East Highland Avenue, Brighton, N. Y. f Kidson, 'IVun. Saugus, Mass. IIIONRY, Wilford C. Miller S. Henry, Galla- HENKK'KSON, Hans P. Mrs. Olive Ilonrlck- HANSON, Elmer S. J. C. Hanson, Platte ' tin. 'I'px. Kon, 740 Fourth Street, Jlitwaukce, Wis. City, JIo. HENSON. Robert II. Mary A. Henson, Rich- HENRIETTA, Ray. Mrs. May Henrietta, 38 HANSEN, John E. Mrs. May Hansen, 715 , land, SIo. E.ast Main Street, Lancaster, N. Y. Fourth Street north, St. Cloud, Minn. -- HILIy, Alexander. Mrs. Mary A. Hill, 178 HERMAN, Charles C. Mrs. Sabiau R. Her- HARRINGTON, Ben. Thurman Autlll, Wood- man, 226 First AVenue, West Catasauqua, ruff, W. Va. t Atlantic Street, I’aterson, N. J. t nil,],, Emmett E. Hasten Hill. Wynne, Ark. Pa. HATFIELD, Bert. Jerry Hatfield, Lee City,

; HITCHCOCK, James W. Mrs. F.lnora Hitch- HERMAN, Edward J. J. F. Morris, Abells, Ky. cock, ISO Alley Fourteen. Wheeling, W. Va. Md. HAUSEMAN, John. William Hauseman, Par- Hontall, kers i’rairie, Minn. HONTAI.E, Foteolos N. Alexander HERRMANN, Elmer W. E. Herrman, Armory 332 Cedar Street, Reading, I’a. Street, Northampton, Mass. HENDERSON. Carl. Walter Keck, 95 Doug- Uovland,, las Street. Brooklyn, HOVI.ANl), John. Robert Ka- HILL. Elick. Thomas L. Hilir Albion. Okla. N. Y. nawha, Iowa. HENDRICKS, Frank F. Fred Hendricks, K. HILLEBRECHT, William J. Mrs. Matilda . Brown. Miss L. F. D. HUBHI.E, Harmon Maud Hillebrecht, 626 Cortlandt Avenue, New 1. Oakdale, Wis. Hubble, R. F. I). Chatham, Hill. Va. Nicolai. Henrickson, r 2, York. N. y. HENRICKSON, William HI'DSITOTH, Samuel S. Oliver Hudspeth, Appam, N. Dak. [ HOBAN. John C. Mrs. John Hoban, 144 Sen- ‘ Courtney, Pa. Michael. eca Street, Penn Yan, N. Y. HENRY, Mrs. Catherine Lindop, 35 Arthur Mrs. Vannag Hughes, I’hoenix Avenue, Morristown, J. HUGHES, C. HOSKINS, Clifford E. Mrs. Eva E. Hoskins, N. R. F. 1>. S, Jacksonville, Tex. HESS, Charles. Mrs. Frieda Schlllenberg, 625 South JIain Street, Warren, Ohio. IMONEJ'TI, James. John Iraonetti, Novin- 5 Forty-third Street, Corona, N. Y. HOSKINS, George. John Hoskins, R. F. D. 2, ? ger, Mo. Waukee, Iowa. HESTER, Bert. Mrs. Ada Ilusby, Owens', JOP.E, Roy C. Mrs. Ellen Jobe, 852 Monroe HOST, Willlam-C. Mrs. Eula Host, 623 Sixth Tex. William "Gust. Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Street, Portsmouth, Va. HOEFT, Mrs. Augusta Hoeft, 915 Fourth Avenue, Wausau, Wis. KANE, John E. John Kane, East Hampton, HOWARD, Eugene E. Eugene A. Howard, Earl W. Mrs. Sop'nia Conn. 423 Hawley Street, Rochester. N. Y. HOFFMAN, L. Hoff- man, R. P. D. 4, Romulus, N. Y. 1 KARLBERG, Carl G. Charles Karlberg, R. F. William Charles. Mrs. Ella HUDSON, Mostk, nOR.VK, Joseph. > 1). 2. Sumner, Nebr. 4842 Milth Horak, Ravenna, Hanover Street, Gardeuville, Mo. Nebr. I, KIRBY, Homer. Mrs. Maud Kirby, Jennings, HULLETT, Herman H. David H. Hullett, Da- Okla. kota, HUDSON, Harry E. John Hudson, Oro Fino, N. Dak. Idaho. , KTRCUNER, I.sador H. Mrs. Lena Kirchner, HULTQUIST, Frederick L. J. P. Hultquist, Jobu. B. B. Hudson, Elm Grove, W. Va. Mount Pleasant, Iowa. HUDSON, Chapman, ADAMS, Stewart. Phillip Adams, Chilton, HYLAND, James W. John M. Hyland, 630 Ala. ^ - Tex. West Fortieth Street, Indianapolis, Ind. IMPEY', Lome. Mrs. A. E. Impey, 86 Prince** AD.IMS, William D. Mrs. Annie Pee, Kos- JEFFERSON, Emmett C. Wilbur Jefferson, ton Place, Buffalo, N. Y. [ ciusco. Miss. 8914 Bessemer Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. JOHANSEN, Sverre. Norwegina Seamen's Church, 111 Pioneer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. , JOBES, I’ercy. John Henry Asendorf, 22 KALVIG, Osmund C. Engre Kalvig, Ells- -Race Street, Uniontown, Pa. worth, Iowa. JOSLYN, Bryan R. Thomas Joslyu, Grand ' BERENDZEN, Jacob J. John Berendzen, KEATON, Albert Henry. John Harrison Kea- Saline, Tex. Henley. Mo. ton, R. F. D. 5, Traverse City, Mich. KALINOWSKI, William. Mrs. Stella Stev- . BILINSKI, Stinia. John Bllinski, 26 East KERSTEN, August. Herman Kersten, route 1, ens. 107 Smith Street, Aurora, 111. Tv.'Piity-third Street, Bayonne, N. J. Pulaski, Wis. KAMINSKI, Stephen T. Mick Kaminski, BOSI.ER. John R. Jacob F- Bosler, Jeller- KIBLER. LysHe F. Mrs. Addie M. Kibler, 300 1142 West Thomas Street, South Bend, Ind. Arnold , sonville. Pa. West School Street, Visalia, Cal. KAUSK. P. Charles Karsk, R. F. D. BOSTIC, William J. Mrs. Hannah J. Bostic, KIER, Curtis D. Miles Kier, Glenwood. Iowa. 2, Pecatonica. 111. Castleton, Md. KNORR, William A. Mrs. Margaret Lorenz, KEELY. Earl William. Timothy Keely, 534 BOTTLESON, Leonard B. Mrs. Martha Bot- 422 Dorgan Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fairview Avenue, Manistee. Mich. telson. Blue Earth, Minn. KNUDSON, Ole A. Mrs. Ingeborg E. Knudson, KIDD. Leon O. Mrs. Ester Kidd, 1002 Fifth BRADDY, Conie. Mrs. Jane H. Braddy, R. Hartlaud, Minn. Avenue NW., Roanoke, Va. F. I). 2, Louisville, Ga. ASCHER, Lewis. Ben Ascher. Forreston, 111. KILLARNEY, John P. Walter Killarney, 139 BRIEMON, David J. Gilbert C. Briemon, R. BROWN, George P. R. R. Brown, Conyers, Roosevelt Street. Boyne City, Mich. F. D. 1, McCloud. N. Dak. Ga. KINDER, Robert F. Jfames H. Kinder, Shaw- Clarence V. August Buisker, neetown. 111. BUISKER, 78 BRUCE, Robert. Mrs. Hannah Bruce, 4075 South Nineteenth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. KIOUSES, John K. Harry Spiron, 761 West Fifth Avenue, Chicago, 111. BULL, Edward Mrs. Sara Bull, Young Street, Pocatello, Idaho. C. F. Cov- BUeZKOWSKI, Joseph. Theodore BuezUow- I- inglon, Tenn. CARUSO, Anthony J. D. Caruso, 503 Main ski. 1231 Holt Street, Chicago, 111. Claud. Pollie Street, East Haven, Conn. ^ BUNCH, Mrs. Anne Jartnon, CARR. James. Mrs. Margaret Hewes, 106 ‘ Lequire, Okla. DAVIS, Herman. Mrs. Gussie Davis, 670 South Hawk Street, Albany, N. Y. i CARRIE. .Tames M. Michael D. Kardamakis, Snodiker Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CARROLL, George A. Mrs. Kate Carroll, - Sfendlllann Kis-smo, Creta, Greece, DEANOVICH, John. Rode Dcanovieh, , 102S Sou'th First Street. Terre Haute. Ind. 213 COATHUP, William J. Mrs. Bertha Coatnup, Second Street. .Johnstown, Pa. r COBURN, ’Amos H. James C. Coburn, box 206, Orleans, Vt. DE.4RBORN. Harry Clarence Twenty-seventh Recruit Company, Jefferson W. Dearborn, t COATS, Richard. Henry Coats, Corinna, 2350i Eim Barracks, Mo. Me. Street. Dallas, Tex. DEHN, Edward. Miss Esther Dehn, 3339 r COLOGGL Joseph. Joseph Guidice, 224 DAUGHERTY, August L. William S. Daugh- Park Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Troup Street, Rochester, N. Y. erty. Stratford, Kv. EVERETT, Ricker. Noah A. Everett, 2205 Miller. i DAGOSTINO, Frank. Mrs. Marie Dagostino, DAVIS. Earl Davis, R. F. D. 3, North I Street, Fort Smith, Ark. Dahlonega, Ga. r Taruno, Abrutz, Italy, FOX, Le.ster D. Mrs. Edna M. Fox, R. F. D. t DAHL. Martin. Mrs. Da^y Dahl, 2223 DEAVER. Ilarr.v S. Mrs. Lettie Lee Deaver, 2, Gentry, Ark. Fourth Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Sofa Route, GreenviUe, N. Mex. FULFERO, James J. Mrs. Teresa Mazzei, 730 K D.tSKAN, Slelviu. SVilliam Daskan, Redwood DEBAUCH, Frankline. Mrs. Edna R. De- Blandina Street, Utica, N. Y. r • Falls, Minn. baugh, Ruxton Station, Md. FULKS, John C. Mrs. Millie A. Fulks, Camp- DAVIS, .John. Bill Steward, Lacompte, DIXSON, James. Irene Davis. Davis Station, ton, Ky. S. C. ; Rapides Parish, La. GREGORIUS. John A. Mrs. Eva Stalley, 812 DECORDOVA, Sterling G. William F. De- DLABIK, Ignatius Mathews. Mrs. Marie West Fayette Street. Baltimore. 3Id. cordova. Tishomingo, Okla. Dlabik, 459 Penn Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. HARDING, Arthur E. Cleveland E. Hard- ' DIERKSEN. John W. Conrad Dierksen, 9 DONZE, Armand J. Henry Donze, South ing, 518 Oneida Street, Fulton, N. Y. Long Street, East Orange, N. J. Manchester. Conn. HERCHENRIDER. Charles H. Mrs. Louise DODDS, Robert M. Mrs. Bertha J. Dodds, DORGAN, Michael. Mrs. Kate Dorgan, 583 Herchenrider, 402 Rascomb Street, Phila- ^ 212.5 Seventh Avenue, Troy, N. Y. Fourth Street, South Boston, Mass. delphia, Pa. ECCLESTON, Lewis F. William D. Eccleston, DORMAN. Calvin P. J. T. Dorman, R. F. D. HESTON, Alfred A. Mrs. Jeffic L. Heston, Huntington, N. T. 4, Crockett, Tex. Jamestown, Ark. ^ ‘ 71°—19 4 f 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

HINSON, Ewai't G. ,T. .T. Hinson, McRae, Ga. LIEUTENANTS. HART, Alfred J. Sirs. Winifred Hart, 91 HOFI'MAN. Carl E. Miss Ellzalbetli Smith, ADAMS, Edwin P. Mrs. N. C. Whysall, 507 Heni-y Street, Orange, N. J. Denton, Tex. Main Street. Marlon, Ohio. HENSHAN, Patrick. Patrick A. Henshan, HOltNKCK, Charles A. Miss Elizabeth R. ADAMSON, Glen S. David A. Adamson, Mo- Thirty -fourth and John Streets, New Ha- llorncck, 4 Pilgrim Sti'eet, Allentown, Pa. weaqua, 111. ven, Conn. HOTZ, William V. Mrs. Margaret Hotz, 8.34 BEEBE, Frederick C. Mrs, F. C. Beebe, 24 IIOB’B'MAN, Alexander. Sirs. Emma Mangen, Rebecca Place, Elizabeth, N. .T. North Ninth Avenue, Jlount Y’ernon, N. Y. 1234 Radcliff Street, Bristol, Pa. HCMES. Harry. Mrs. Beatrice Walker, box BEGOLE, I.amont C. George W. Weeks, 1540 HETES, William O. Slartln Hetes, Alder, 54, Rlogrande City, Tex. Broadway, Ann Arbor, Mich. Wash. IIYDER, Delbert C. George E. Hyder, R. F. BOSSELMAN. Rudolph Louis. William Bos- HYNES, Thomas J. Sirs. Grace Hynes, 270 N. D. 1, Reeds, Mo. selman, 68 Midwood Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. , Summit Avenue, Jersey City, J. Hytei', 664 HYTER, William. Mrs. Elizabeth BOTTOJl, Raymond B. David Bottom, 1614 coaroRALS. Humboldt Street, Toledo, Ohio. Third Avenue, Highland Park, Richmond. IMRIE, Frank. Mrs. Lucy Imrie, Odell, III. Va.. ROPE, Charles. Sirs. Henry Petley, 466 Par- .TUMP, Alfred. Albert Jump, Reynolds, 111. BOWSIIER, William II. Amos Bowsher, To- rel Street, Akron, Ohio. KANE, Edward l'\ Mrs. Catherine Kane, 1230 peka, ind. ST. DENIS, George Felix. Mrs. Eleanor St. Wolf Street, I’hiladelphia, Pa. BUCK, Maurice M. Mrs. Maurice JI. Buck, Deni.s, 1333 Twenty-fourth Street, Port KILBURN, Roy G. Mrs. Louisa Kilburn, R. Coopersvlile, Mich. Huron, Slich. F. D. 2, Parma, Mich. BAILEY, Gardner A. F. A. Dailey, Newark, SAS, Andrew. Sirs. Frances Sas, 48 Gregory KIMMEL, Lester H. Mrs. Esther H. Kimmel, Los Angeles County. Cal. Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ^ Berlin, Pa. DUNIG.YN. William E. Anderson Dunigan, S.YSSI, Paul J. Sirs. Amelia Sassl, 108 Lin- KIRBY’, Lawrence. Eben Kirby, R. F. D. 1, Alton, YIo. coln Avenue, Orange, N. J. Edom, Ohio. FRIESTEDT, Willis D. Mrs. Luther Frie- SCHELL, Fred A. Mrs. Thekla Schell, 107 KIRK. Russell Jerome. John Kirk, 805 Mert- stodt. 2806 Sheridan Road, Chicago. 111. Sladison Street, Waterbury, Conn. land Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. GREENING, Earl M. Mrs. Clara M. Green- SCHEPP, Arthur L. Miss E. Reich, 1429 KIRKMAN, Willie. Mrs. Emma Gerard, gen- ing. 8.T4 Irola Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Sletropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. eral delivery, San Antonio, Tex. HEMPHILL, Edward Stohel. Mrs. David SCHB;t>NESIAN, Albert C. Mrs. Slatilda KLEIN, Earl I. Mrs. Minnie Klein, 2504 Hemphill, care of J. M. Ilemphili, Chester, Findling, 156 Clinton Street, Hammond, Fifteenth Street NW., Washington, D. C. S. C. Ind. Lomars, La. KNOCKER. Dan. Mrs. II. Croon, HUME, .Tohn Potter. George C. Hume, Chil- SCTIROADER, Theodore. Sirs. Julia Rapp, Nathin. Duplicia Lager, Sulphur, L.YGER, ton. Wis. 32 W'eld Street, Rochester, N. Y’. La. Jarvis, . JARY’IS. Homer S. Mrs. Homer S. SEGAL. Abraham. SIiss Minnie Segal, 13327 L.ANE, Alvin L. Mrs. Sallie C. Lane, R. F. D. 821 Elgin Street, Caldwell, Idaho. Emily Street, East Cleveland, Ohio. Sirs. Gilbert Tilbury, • 2, box 15. Kenton, Tenn. LITTLE. Frederick E. SELLNER. Andrew J. Wenzel Sellner, 1127 LEMBKE, Henry W. William Lembke, 4078 McMinnville, Oreg. East Pratt Street, Baltimore, Sid. J. Sirs. J. E. McRae, 62 East Fifty-ninth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. SIcRAE, YYilliam SHORE, Albert Y’. Sirs. Pauline Shore, Blue LISK, Earnest. John Llsk, box 20, Rinards Shepton Street, Dorchester, Mass. River, YY’is. Mills, Ohio. SIICHENER. John II. Mrs. A. R. Michener, SSIITH, Howard A. Sirs. Anna N. Smith, 10 LISLE, John C. Mrs. J. O. Lisle, 452 Y'’er- box 87, Erie, Pa. New Hall Street, Lynn. Slass. mont Place, Columbus, Ohio. O'NEIL, Frank P. Sirs. J. F. O'Neil, 32 SIill SMITH, Howard J. Sirs. Elizabeth Smith, LORENZ, Frank. Mrs. Lillian Hufnagel, 641 Street. Dorchester, Slass. 733 Birch Street, Reading, Pa. Monument Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio. PARIS, Wilbur B'. Alva Paris, Greencastle, SHELTON, Earl B. Sirs. Garland S. Shelton, II. Ludwig, 433 Ind. Enid, Okla. LUDWIG, Harry O. Kurt 604 Oak Street, West . Third Street, Brooklyn; N. Y. RHEATJSIE, Ralph Anton. Anton Rheaume, SIIIY>ELY, Emmet B. Sirs. Nora P. Shively, MIERS, James. Mike McCarthy, Hancock, 203 North Stevens Street, Rhinelander, Wis. 4002 Southern Parkway, Louisville, Ky. Minn. RHODES, Nellus Arnold. Sirs. Nellus A. SMITH, Howard L. Mrs. Keziah D. Smith, Rhodes, 489 Garden Street, Sleadvllle, Pa. Avenue, Los .Yngeles. Cal. MIERS, Jesse W. Alfred Miers, 164 Summit 4919 Pasadena RICHARDSON, Irvine Si. Richard C. Rich- Isaac YV. Henry Smith, R. F. D. 1, Avenue, Phillipsburg, N. J. SSIITH, ardson. 209 North Slain Street, Sumter, Ind. MIKKELSEN, Lewis C. Anton Mikkelsen, SlcCordsvllIe, - ^ S C SSIOCK, Claude C. Sirs. Mary Smock, Salma, Newell. Iowa. SSIITH, Howard G. Sirs. C. A. Smith. 1832 MULLINS, Lawrence G. John W. Mullins, Kans. „ „ , T East Ninetieth Street, Cleveland. Ohio. Harry SI. John F. Snyder, Ingo- F. Newborn, Tenn. SNYDER. R. D. 5, TAGGART, Gilbert L. Mrs. Inez I. Taggart, O'TOOLE. Floyd A. John O'Toole, Presho, mar. Cal. Sacramento, Cal. Mrs. Magdeline S. Dak. William SPENCER, Charles L. G. TAGG.YRT. William Edward. Sirs. Ohio. PAGE, John C. Harrison Pago, R. F. D. 2, Buffalo, N. Y. Spencer, box 58, Huron, E Taggart, 464 Grant Street, Mrs. Eva Adams, 229 Maniton, Ky. „ „ Aloysius Joseph. David H. ADASIS, Virgle C. Francis Perkins, Savoy, Ky. TAGLIABUE, Pendleton Avenue, Winchester, Ky. PERKINS, Ed. Donohue, 862 Columbus Avenue, New York, Big Andrew S. Jason Pritchard, AD.AMS, Wavne C. Slichael Adams, PRITCILVRD, Y. Laurelville, Ohio. N Isaac, W. ' a. R. F. D. 1, Frank C. 1506 Pacific Street, Mrs. Alice M. Rhodes, Y’INCENT, Fred C. Sirs. Mary Becker, 3 RHODES. James L. N. Y. BECKER, 712 Colorado Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. Brooklyn, Lincoln Street. South Norwalk. Conn. . RICKENBAKER, Robert O. Mrs. Elizabeth SERGEANTS. BECKTON, Frank E. Joseph E. Beckton, cor- Ciearfleld, V. RIckenbaker, R. F. D. 4, Orangeburg, ner Seventh and Daisy Streets, F. Sirs. Nellie Hutch- S. C. ANDERSON, Benjamin Pa. Jacob Rothman, 184 inson, Clinton, 111. BLOCHBERGER. Edward R. E. H. Bloch- ROTHMAN. Israel. ANDERSON, Charles C. Sirs. Slary Ander- Street, York, N. Y. berger. Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Leaven- Norfolk New son, 1908 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, SCHULTZ, Benjamin II. Tilrs. Lena Getman, worth, Kans. T, V _ Schenek Street, North Tonawanda, BOUCHER, Charles L. Sirs. Edith Boucher, 202 ANTHONY, Doyle J. Felix Anthony, Palmer, N. Y. 18 Lilac Street, New Haven, Conn. T6X. BR.ACEYVELL. Albert O. Albert H. SlcCon- SCIIUSSLER. George II. Mrs. Emma Schuss- BE.ISI.Y, John A. Albert Bejma. 1350 Second nel, Fruitland, Idaho. . lor. Oak Lawn. 111. Avenue, Sfllwaukee, WBs. Sirs. Genevieve Hanley, Walter Schley. Mrs. .Jefferson John F. Bossidy, 66 BROWN, l^ank J. SHIPMAN, BOSSIDY, James E. 106 Water Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Shipman, 341 West Third Street, Mount Griswold Street, SIcriden, Conn. BROYVN Frank SI. William C. Brown, .Aledo, Carmel, Pa. BROWN. Frank H. Andrew B. Brown, 92 SMITH, Horace J. Mrs. Mamie J. Smith, 207 Oraton Street, Newark, N. J. 111 . Mrs. Ethel SI. Brown, Seventv-second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BROWN, Fred. Luthef J. Downs, Slarquez, BROWN, Fremont M. SMITH, Howard. Euclaire Smith, Hopewell, Xgx 1824 Hastings Avenue cast, Cleveland, Ky. BROW'N, George E. Sirs. Virginia Brown, Thurman. Ward W. Brown, Mar- STATES, Irven P. Mrs. Sarah E. Bowers, 206 Earp Street. Philadelphia, Pa. BIHDWN, Sirs. I.ue Brown, lO-J tin. Tenn. R. F. D. 3. Rochester Mills, Pa. BROWN, George WL Cobe, Harbor STATZ, Frederick YV. Henry Statz, Cross Blueridge venue, Bolton, S. C. COBE, Richard. SIiss Elnora Plains. Wis. BUCKI.EY’, John M. .Mrs. Ellen Buckley, 99 Springs, “Mich. S3''AVONE. Cirako. Antonio Stavono, Point C Street. South Boston. Mass. COBURN, .\lfred E. Mrs. Slary E. Coburn, BURKHART. Archie N. Sirs. Claribcl Burk- 17 Emerson .1 venue, Crafton. Pa. Marv. Pa. Adison STEELE. David F. Mrs, Eilllam M. Skaggs, hart, 317 Elghtcenlh Avenue, North Seattle, DAGG, Lewis. Lewis M. Dagg, 316 Pa. Romont. W. Y’a. Wash. ^ Street. Washington. Sl'ULGINSKI, Adolph. Benjamin Stulgm- EVERITT, William M. SIiss Came Everitt, DINGELDINE. Michael. Sirs. Susan Dingel- ‘>012 Avenue. I’hiladclphia, McKeesnort, Pa. ski. general delivery, Chicago, 111. East Chelton dine. R. F. D. 1, . Davis, 511 TAIT, "Thomas II. Mrs. Martha Tait, 6315 Pa. D.WIS. David S. Sirs. Emma Philadelphia, Pa. Ewing,' Cole Street. YY'lIkirsliurg. Pa. Paschal Avenue. EWING. Walter Ethelbert. Jacob G. , Line. Tullio Daddarlo, 49 Park T-MJIOTT, Theodore II. Thomas Talbott, B'ort Lauderdale. Fla. D.YDD.YRIO. H'2.5 North Fort Stre'et. Baltimore, Md. I’icknoy B. Sirs. Roxanna Eze- .Avenue, Paterson, N. J. „ EZEKIEL, Claude D. Lewis De Groft, R. TALLENT. Willie. John Tallent, R. F. D. 1, kiel, 43 Rose Street. Charleston, S. C. DE GROFT. Frtraont. Ohio. Fair Mount, Ga. F.YRREl.I., Charles J. Mrs. Victoria B'arrell, F D. 10, TRIUILAR. Anthony. Charles Truhlar, 2903 New Orleans, La. DOMENEI.I.O. Paisey. Joseph Domenello. 43 527 South Calves Street. Conn. Arsenal Street, St. Louis, Mo. FINCH, Jim. Slarthem Finch, Kingston, N. North Spring Street. Slerlden. DUNN, George E. Joseph S. Dunn. Birming- Wounded Slightly. B'UI.TON, Harrv R. Sirs. Charles I'ulton, J. Columbus M. Dunn, star •>707 St. Louis Avenue. SI. Louis. Mo. DUNN. T'racy C.irT.UNS. route. Com'anebe, Okla. GARDNER, Hugh G. Sirs. Nina Gardner, 244 „ ^ . YVorth C. Mrs Mary G. Dunton, Walter A. Mrs. Hattie C. Buckles, North Waslitcnaw .\venuo, Chicago. 111. DUNTON. BUCKLES. Carev Street. Ba'tiiiiore. Md. 400 .\nderson Street, Bristol, Tenn. Gfl.DEN, Francis Dennis. Mrs. Rosabella l’03 North Euclid. Mrs. Rhes Ih'soutel. Spring HENRY', 'I'heodore S. Mrs. Gertrude H. Gilden. 2731 Jackson Avenue, Kansas City, DUPONT, Terraee. Greenfl- Id. Mass. Henry, Valley City, N. Dak. Park Donald I. Mrs. Estella Dusell, i7 JOERO, Thomas I. Marguerite Bratton GOOl'iE. James C. J. J. Goode, Lipscomb, DUSEI.L. Grand Boulevard. .Aurora, ill. Joere, Columbus, Ga. .\la. 12 ECK. Lance L. Sirs. Magdalene Kck, Mount KNOW 1 .es, .Tohu .-Y. Henry A. Knowles, 0 II YN'SEN. Carl T. Hans C. Bennetzen. I’/Ann Doans Street, Boston, Mass. South Seventh Street. Kansas City, Kans. I'll. THE OFFICIAL TT.'S. LULLETT^L WEDNESDAY, FEnEUATlY 5, 1910. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Puller, Burney- ELLSWORTH, Miirvlii C. Mrs. Jennie Kitts, WILLIS, Joseph B. Ileystcu E. WlllU, 002 FULIiER, .Tauics. Wyatt S. Vrashliiiiton. iUasa, St. Louis Avenue, Fort Worth, 'I'e-x. vllle, Okla. Allcnd- John P. Mrs. Nellie Euller- EVANS, I’liillip A. Mrs. ICatc M. Evans, Now- WILLS, Eugen P. Mrs. Helen Fotyler, FULLERTON. ton. poi-t, I'a. wend, N. J. Trouble, Mont. EVEUKTT, William W. Mrs. Levina Everett, WILSON, Charles N. Mrs. Kate Bari well, R. GARD.NER, James. Thomas Gardner, Cbll- tiowoe, I’onil('r, Nrbr. F. 1). 2, l>ox 494, Leavenworth, Kans. Tenn. EVKKITT, Wilfrlfl M. James Mnlllnson, 1851 WILSON, Edward V. Charles 1). Wilson, At- HANSEN, Aage C. J. K. Jensen, 272 Main West Twenty-second Street, Los Angeles, lantic aud Carlton Avenues, Brooklyn. N. V. Sireet. Watertown, Muss. L. ('nl. WO.IAIIN, I’aul Ludwig. Mrs. Anna Gertrude H.VNSON, Adolph T. Mrs. Cenoveve Han- I'INNERTV, Lawrence. P. Dolan, 459 West Wo.tahn, 1250 Franklin .\ venue. Grand son, Eagle Bend, .Minn. Tlilrty-fiflli Street, New York, N. Y. Haven, Mich. HANSON, Albert N. Christ E. Hanson, Haw- FIORETTl, James. Flerindo Floretti, 2358 VICE. Henry Grady. Howard Vice, 5 Broad ley, Minn. Lorlllard Place, New York, N. Y. Street, Selma, Ala. IIA.VSO.N', Charles William. James C. Han- Solsberry, Ind. FULMER. Horace 11. Jacob A. Fulmer, Cen- YAGGY. Fred. Miss Bertha Shearer, 1720 son, R. F. D. 2, ter Valley, Pa. Marshall Street, Boone, Iowa. HART, Albert W. Albert Hart, R. F. D. 2, FULTZ, Joseph Franklin. Mrs. Malvina Fultz, YATES. Richard J. Mrs. Josephine Yatc.s, I’oweil, Ohio. Carter. Ky. Sllverton, Oreg. HENSLEY, William Patten. John S. Hens- GALI.IMOKE. William IT. Charles E. Galll- ZUDON.V, Hans. Lillian Zudona, Live Oak, ley, East Bernstadt, Ky. * more. Terre Haute, Ind. Fla. IIEN.SON. John J. Mrs. Bridget Henson. 19 G.'VRDNER, George ftl. Mrs. Kate Royal, 8851 MASTER ENGINEERS. Sw.an Street, Medford, Mass. Interlake Avenue, Seattle, Wash. WEISS, Howard Edward. Mrs. Louisa M. IIEPP, John G. Mrs. Anna Hepp, 7219 TVls- GILLIAM, Wetherston O. George W. Gilliam, •Weiss, 117 Park Avenue SW.. Canton, Ohio. s-.noining Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 314 Cherry Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. DON.VLDS, George li. Mrs. Edith A. Donalds, IIILid'ltJAS. Alfred C. Mrs. Anny Ilillegas, GILMORE, Hobart A. Mrs. Kate A. Gilmore, Thomas, W. Vii. box S3. Shelly Station, Pa. Auburn, N. Y. HIM.MEL, Benjamin. Max Himmcl, 887 Hunts GlRARDl. Jack. Mrs. Jennie Glrardi, 190 MECHANICS. Point Road, Nci*: York. N. Y. Prince Street, New York, N. X. COLWELL, Frank W. Thomas B. Colwell, HITT. Arden Harry. Mrs. Cornieula Hitt, GKEGGERSON, Horace G. John Greggerson, Newcastle, Ncbr. Weston, W. Va. 4401 Arco Avenue, St. Louts, Mo. DE.VN, Weaver F. George L. Dean, Alexander IIOLI^AND, William D. Mrs. Franklin J. GREGORY, Paul. Edward Gregory, Union, City, Ala. ^anlding, 270 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, S. C. INGI'iuSOLL, Sidney. C. E. Ingorsoll, 101 HANSEN, Andrew Christian. Mrs. Mirla A Franklin Street, New York, N. Y. HORNSBY. Joseph T. ilrs. Emily Hornsby, Hansen, Redtop, Minn. JOH.VNSBN, Otto Ferdinand. Edwin A. Blanoy, S. C. II.\NSEN, 410111101 T. Hans Hansen, box 8, Johansen, 120 Appleton .Vvenue, San Fran- HORTON, John B. Mrs. Margarett Horton, LalTirop, Mich. cisco, Cal. 103 North Avenue, Beloit, Wls. HANSEN, Elmer E. William Hansen, 16 KILLINGER, Le Roy. William U. KlHinger, HUBER, William W. Mrs. Maggie S. Huber, Oak Street* Weehawken Heights, N. J. Portis, Kans. R. F. D. 1, Jefferson, Okla. HARP.OUR, Adam H. Noel F. Harbour, Mll- RICHARDSON, Herbert P. Mr.s. Jennie Rich- HUNN, Cyrus E. Julian E. Hunn, Byron, Icrton, Okla. ardson. 319 Johnson Street, Chnvlotte. Mich. Minu. HARKED, Andie A. (Scorge Harred, Ervin, SELELYAN, George. Steve Knckin, 63 IVERSON, William O. Fred Iverson, Fair- Okla. Twelfth Street, Youngstown, Ohio. fax, 6Iinn. UAUCK, Charles. Mrs. Anastasa Hauck, 169 WAGONERS. JACOBS, Walter G. Mrs. Rose Jacobs, 1852 West Two hundred and twenty-eighth Riiigwalt Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. EVERS, Thomas M. Mrs. Catherine Evers, 17 Street, New York, N. Y, JOHN, Ralph E. Edmond J. John, Planking- Fitzwatet* Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HELMS, Chester Forest. Mrs. Joseph ton. S. Helms, John. IviuUe Knutson. Black Dak. R. F D. D, Richmond. Ind. KNUTSON, JOHNICO, Grant. Miss Annie Jobnlco, Alvin, Falls, Wls. HENRY, John David. William Henry Best, River Okla. William. Mrs. Lillie McCarthy, Warsaw, N. C. LODERER, Clinton V. A. Jones, Medora, 206 South Thirteenth Street. Portland, JONES, W. HINCH, Edward. Mrs. Sarah Hlnch, 214 N. C. West Eighty-third Street, York, Oreg. Union- New N. Y. PALMITESTA, Antonio. Francesco Palmi- JUKER, Andy. Mrs. Bridget Juker, HINDS, John W. Mrs. Emma Nadler, gen- town, Pa. testa. Franca Villa, Amara, Italy. eral delivery, Bible Grove, 111. John. Anton Ziolkowski, 1315 WOLFE, Benjamin L. Mrs. Emma Wolfe, KANIEWSKI, HOFFMAN, Adam J. Adam J. Hoffman, Glen Fifth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wls. Cove, Elliott, Ga. N. Y. PRIVATES. KIEHL, Albert. David Klehl, U. F. D. 1, HUMPHREYS, Hazen-A. Jessie B. Hum- Brookville. Pa. phreys, Millville, Utan. ADAMS, William. Mrs. Mary Adams, Shen- KNUDSON, Severin. Randolph Knudson, Bin- HUNT. Charles H. Miss Bernice Hull, Ant- andoah, Pa. ford, N. Dak. werp, N. ANDERSON, Arthur M. Mrs. Gena Anderson, Y KOCH, Karl. Mrs. Emil Fischer, general de- HUNTER, Creed. Miss Leanna Hunter, Glas- R. F. D. 1, Big Lake, Minn. gow, Ky. ANDREWS, George W. Miss Mary A. Brown, livery. Marshfield, Wis. KOEHNE, August. August Koehne, Sibley, HYCHE, William Thomas. Mrs. Mary E. South Main Street, Washington, R. I. H.vche, North ANGELILLI, Alexandro. Nlcolo Angelilli, 704 ill. Birmingham, Ala. Frank. Bruno Le Blanc, 1328 ICKES, Samuel Locust Street, Lebanon, Pa, LE BLANC, Householder. Mrs. Harry Pleasant Street, Fall River, Mass. Icke.s, Woltburg, Pa. John A. Henry Ruppel, 1719 Michi- BROCK, LITTLEP.-VGE, Connie T. Thomas A. Little- INDBRST, Joseph J. Mrs. Sadie Inderst, gan Avenue, Sheboygan, Wis. 83 p.nge. Mount Sterling, Ala. West One hundred and seventieth BUNCH, Clarence L. Robert L. Bunch, 333 Street, LOVELL, Arthur F. C. J. Lovell, Burr, Ky. New York. N. Y. I’rospect Street, Covington, Va. LULLWITZ, Edward G. Mrs. Christina Lull- JONES, Andrew J. Mrs. Minnie Jones, BURNETT. Lewis Creed. Mrs. Pearl F. Bur- 4742 Avenue, Passaic, N. J. South Third Street, Kansas City, wltz, 92 Central Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III. nett, 1923 North Ger- JONES. Llewellyn. MeVAY, James A. Mrs. Addle MeVay, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Kans. Tenn. Rauchaw, Pa. L. Miss Nellie Burns, 120 mantown, BURNS, Homer Teveo Garcia, 1813 BTORER, Ernest P. Fredrick Street, Cumberland. Md. GARCIA, Guadalupe. A. E. Storer, Yarmouth, Tex. Me. CL.4RK, Roy. Henry Clark, Barnetts Creek, South Laredo, San Antonio, Mrs. Hassie Russell, Ky. GILREATH, Warrior L. STORMS, William P. Mrs. Rebecca Storms, Toxaway Station, Riverside, S. C. 19 l.ott Avenue, Brooklyn, N. CLARK, Spencer C. Mrs. T. A. Clark. 1920 Y. Spokane, Wash. GRAICIfEN, Theodore E. Mrs. Fannie STOUT, Daniel B. Mrs. Martha Stout, 81G East Gordon Street, CLARK, Stanley D. Miss Eva Clark, 206 La- Graichon, Coloma, Wls. Washington Avenue, Lancaster, Ohio. Julius Gregoire, fayette Street, Jamestown, N. Y. GREGOIRE, Edmund. New- SUTTON, Harold I. Mrs. John Sutton, 5414 Andrews G. Miss Irene Clommer, port, N. H. Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, 111. CLEMMER, Charles Fred Maurer, R. F. D. SUTTON. Luther Lee. Andrew Jack Sutton, 306 Paige Avenue, Warren, Ohio. GROSS, W. Portageville, Mb. DAAK, Otto Joachin. Mrs. Louise Daak, R. 3. Ida, Mich. V. Mrs. Cornelia Eel- SW.VNSON, David L. Emil Swanson, Elwood, F. D. 4, Hutchinson, Minn. HEI.FRICII, Edgar Ncbr. DAHL. Maures A. Sirs. Veria Dahl, 1209 frlch, 421 East Fiftieth Street, Chicago, HI. Twelfth Avenue, Moline, III. George A. Edward H. Hemen- TAFT. Walter W. Mrs.- S. H. Taft, Livonia, HEMENWAY, N. Y. DANE, Charles. W. H. Dane, 2812 Portland wav, Carlsbad, N. Mex. Avenue, Louisville, Ky. Philip C. J. P. Henry, 693 Thir- TAIT, Thomas W. Mrs. Pearl J. Talt, How- HENRY, ard, Mont. DAVIS. John F. Dave Davis. Spavinaw. Okla. teenth Avenue Northeast, Minneapolis, Minn. Clinton. Mrs. Wilmm- Davison, Oscar. Mrs. Anna Hepner, 188 TE.VL, Chester. Arthur J. Teal, New Lexing- DAVISON, HEPNER. ton, Ohio. 1534 Milton Avenue, Baltlmore.^Id. St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Denault, TEE, Charles. Mrs. Belbena Tee, 31 Rose- DENAULT, Alfred. Mrs. Emma HETTMAN, Gustav. Mrs. Henrietta Hett- ville Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Fishdale, Mass. man, 57 Broad Street, Tonawanda, N. Y. Mary Dolan, Nauga- Hoeft, Prai- TOBIAS, Daniel R. John M. Tobias, Cal- DOLAN, James. Miss HOEFT. Alvin E. Mrs. M. North cium, Pa. tuck, Conn. rie, Wls. TRUSTY. Allen. Mrs. Minnie Trusty, Smith- DONAHUE, John F. Daniel Donahue, Fair IION.VKER, Madison O. Elias L. Honaker, ville, Tenn. Oaks, Cal. Swords Creek. Va. TUCKER, James. Mrs. Fannie Carter, Bovn- DUNLAP, William G. Adolph Dunlap, R F HOUA, Joseph M. Mrs. Katherine Pelikan ton, Okla. D. 2. Taylor Ridge, 111. Hora, 223 Rice Street, Chicago, 111. WATERS, Alexander Joseph. Miss Katherine DUQUESNEL. Edgar. Mrs. Mary Portas, 81 HOUSER, Vivian. Mrs. Velma Houser, general, Waters, 208 Buckley Street, Bristol, Pa. Newberry Street, Somerville, Mass. dellveiw, Gravois Mills, Mo. W.ILTER, William H. Harry Walter, Carroll- DY^E, Arthur L. Mrs. Emma Dye, R. P. JOHN. Lawrence. Jesse John, Mount Mor- Y. ton, 111. D. 1. Georgetown, N. ris Greene, Pa. Allen E. Henry Eiumert, Ennis, WALTHER, William M. William L. Walthcr, EMMERT.* JOZWIAK, Wallace. Joe Jozwiak, R. P. D. 6, 75 King Avenue, Weehauken, N. J. Tex. Brenham, Tex. WATSON. Geo.' B, Mrs. Anna Watson, 2130 FINE, Joseph. Benj. Oriand, 88 East Broad- KIRBY, Charles. Mrs. Dollie Kirby, 1729 Wil- South Hom.tn Avenue, Chicago, 111. way. New York, N. Y. liam Street, Baltimore, Md. WHITE, August J. John White, ChUl, N. Y. FINNEGAN, James T. Mrs. Mary Delaney, KIRCHOFF. Charlie G. Mrs. Augusta Kir- WHITE, .\rchie F. Mrs. Sallie A. White, Rock Springs, Wyo. choff, Gonzales, Tex. 2817 Fourth Street, Lafayette Annex, Nor- RUHR, Jacob. Mrs. Anna Fubr, 206 State KUSKILA, John. Mike Kuskila, box 193, At- folk, Va. Street, St. Paul, Minn. lantic Mine, Mich. 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, FEBEUAEY 5, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

LAUNDRIE, Ell Love. Ell J. Laundrlc, 40 DEMAS, Gontenos D. Sam Demas, 307 Burn- DONAHUE, John. Mrs. Catherine Donahue, Kldrldge Street, Auburn, R. I. side Street, Portland. Oreg. 435 Napa Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LeBLANC, Delora A. Ferrler LeBlanc, box DOOLEY, Martin J. Mrs. Martin J. Dooley, DUNNE, Martin. Mrs. Nellie Kelly, 344 303, Crosby, Minn. box 602, Turtle Creek, Pa. West Forty-second Street, Chicago, 111. LITTLE, Elijah M. James M. Little, Cisco, DOMBROSKI, Stunlstaw. Mlcheal Dombroski, DUPEE, Dan, jr. Dan Dupee, Shonkin. Mont. Tex. Kryson, Poland. DURBIN, Paul A'. Jesse F. Durbin, Rollln’s McFarland, George M. Mrs. Mary F. DOPMAN, Fred AV. Mrs." Jennie Dopman, Building, Baltimore, Md. Turner, R. F. D. 1, Erick, Okla. 8714 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DURKEE, Clifford. Mrs. William A. Pervier, MEYER, Andrew. Frank E. Meyer, sr., R. F. DUFFY, Aloysius J. Mrs. Margaret D. Mc- 57 Quint Avenue, Allston, Mass. D. 1, Waupeton, Iowa. Kee, 1523 North American Street, Phila- EMERY, Robert L. Thomas Emery. Mount MICHAELSON, Robert. Albert Mlchaelson. delphia, Pa. A'ernon, Tenn. 17 East Sevenlli Street, Okmulgee, Okla. DAA'ORTZ, Thomas. Mrs. Rose Dwortz, 335 EVARISTUS, Joe. John Ladame, Boland, 111. MICKELL, Raleigh M. Greenville I’. Wheeler, North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. FISCHER, John K. Mrs. Katherline Fischer, Wheelersburg, Ky. FINKBEINER, John I. John E. Flnkbeiner, 318 Hanson Street, Kenosha, AAMs. Pa. FUHLER, Henry A. Mrs. Kate Fuhler, 1439 MULLEN, James D. Mrs. Mary L. Mullen, North Fourth Street, Strasburg, Benton Street, St. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa. FULLER .Tames T. Abner T. Fuller, R. F. 3081 Tilton Street, FULFORD, Samuel G. Samuel Fulford, R. OLSON, Martin. Bernard Olson, 3018 Wa- D. 1, Luverne, Ala. GARDNER, George R. Mrs. Mary Gardnel F. D. 1. Supply, N. C. ^ansla Avenue, Chicago, 111. care of C. T. Buck, Oelwein, Iowa. FULKERSON, John S. Mrs. C. T. Fulker- OTTO, Henry Bennette. Mrs. Catherine Otto, GIST. Landon E. Mrs. Minnie Belle Gist, son, St. Joseph, Ky. 1217 Newkirk Avenue, North Bergen, N. J. Texahoma, Okla. FULTON, George G. Mrs. Charles E. Fulton, PADABED, Luka. Joe Pokorski, 212 Opeeche GIURO, Raffaele. John Giuro, Paolisi, Proy- 2707 St. LouIs>Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. Street. Osceola. Mich. ince of Benevento, Italy. GARDNER, Homer. Mrs. Catherine Chringer, PAGE, Louis. Mrs. Eulalle Page, 505 North GRAY. Herman. Richard Gray, Calhoun, Ala. Cumberland. Ohio. Front Street. New Bedford, Mass. HANSON, Alfred L. Mrs. Annie Hanson, 1317 HENLEY, Otis U. Mrs. Maggie Henley, PAGLIARO, James. Mrs. Jennie Pagliaro, First Avenue East, Faribault, Minn. Lisbon, Tex. 1C02 South Eleventh Sji'eet, Philadelphia, HENDERSON, Hogan. Odus F. Henderson, HENRY, John W. Mrs. Mary W. Henry, 709 Pa. Rowden, Tex. North Woodland Street. Pittsburg, Kans. PENNEPACKER, Blain. Mrs. Anna Penne- HENDRICKSON, Oscar L. Gilbert G. Hen- HENRY, William Paul. Mrs. Ann C. Henry, packer. Strodes Mills, Pa. drickson, Montevideo, Minn. 1105 South Brook Street, Louisville, Ky. PERKINS, Lawrence W. Mrs. Joseph Perkins, HENNING. Herman. Ernest Henning, Maple HERBERT, Edward E. Victor Herbert, 144 Galosvllle, Wis. Plain. Minn. Waterman Avenue, Detroit, Mich. RIIOTON, Lee. Edward P. Rhoton, Clinch- HERBERT, George J. Miss Nellie Stunkle, HERLT, Bernard G. Mrs. Minnie Herlt, port, Scott County, Va. Del Kay, Alexandria, A’a. NorthwooJ, Pa. RICHARDSON. Harold F. W. IT. Richard- HINTON, James. Mrs. Ella Till, CJayton, HERNSTED, Carl W. Mrs. Rose Schwulerka, son, 2738 West Congress Street, Chicago, N. C. 1402 Wisconsin Avenue, Gladstone, Mich. HINTON. Bigey. Mrs. AA’illie A. Hinton, 111 . HUBER. Lawrence Michael. Lawrence Hu- ' RINARDO, Bernardo. Antonio Rinardo, R. F. ber. 549 East North Street, Buffalo, N. ¥. route 2, Selma, N. C. D. 4, New Brunswick, N. J. HUBNER, William A. Mrs. Ida Hubner, 503 HOEKMAN, Wessel. Mrs. Minnie Hoekman, SCHREMPP, Fred J. Mrs. Lesbia Allen Fourth Avenue south, Moorhead, Minn. R. F. D. 1, Harrison, S. Dak. A. Schrempp, 10 North Washington Street, Anton. J. M. Hunkier, Temple- HOFFMAN, Eugene Mrs. Ilorna Hoff- HUNKLER, IGl Belleville, III. ton. low'a. man, Brook Street, Dunmore, Pa. Henry M. Mrs. SHIPP, William II. William J. Shipp, Hye, HUNT, Cecil. William H. Moore, Manches- HOUGH, Minnie C. Hough, Eldorado, Ark. Tex. ter, Ohio. SPENCER, Clinton L. Luther Spencer, Ara- IIYNDMAN, Robert. Mrs. Mary Hyndman, 50 HOUSE, Andrew B. Mrs. Sarah House, Mill- ington, HI. paho, Okla. Newell Street, New York, N. Y, STARRETT, Homer L. Miss Nina Starett, Ingbury, Fauston, HULSEN, Frederick. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hul- INGBURY, John. . Laro Canon, Ga. Minn. sen, 129 West One hundred and twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. STRAND, Carl W. William Murray, Winlock, IRAHN, Jay L. Mrs. Thomas J. Irvin, 77 IIULTMAN, Gunnar A. M. Peter J. W'ash. AVest Academy Street, Concord, N. C. Nelson, S-ULLIVAN; Ben.iamiu F. Mrs. Minnie Sulli- 1715 South Fifty-third Street, Tacoma, KARTAVICH, Bernard. Mrs. Mary Karta- Wash. van, Roswell, Ohio. vich, 223 McCullough Street, Dubois, Pa. HYER, Eric B. Mrs. F. P. Moore, TAFOYA, Denis. Jose D. Tafoya, general Everett F. Mrs. Rowland Lowell, 168 Grif- KASKIE. fith Street, Jackson, Miss. delivery, Penasco, N. Mex. 1430 Twentieth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. Guiseppi. Fedele Vcrreac- HA'NEK, Prokop J. Mrs. Kate Downell, 211 VINCIGUERR.i, KASS, Edward. Miss Anna Kass, 995 Hum- South chia, 381 Chester Avenue, Newark, N. J. Twenty-fifth Avenue, Omaha. Nebr. boldt -Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Mike. WATKINS, Aubrey. Mrs. Ira Logan, Bing- Mahale Kastner, IGNAUT. Mlk(r Ignaut, 2914 Woodhill KASTNER. Antinio. Mrs. Road, Cleveland, Ohio. hamton, Tenu. Street, Monterey, Cal. 225 Foam JOERNS, William. William Joerns, WATTERS, Burton. Mrs. Mary Watters, 20G Michael L. Mrs. Bertha Kichinko, 4563 KICIIIN'KO, Newport Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. Dekolb Street, Bridgeport, Pa. Avenue. Monessen, Pa. 449 Knox JONES, .John G. Miss Bessie Jones, WATTS, Albert C. Lemal Bailev, Oblong, 111. Colum- KILGORE, .Tames W. Marion L. Kilgore, R. bus, Miss. WATTS, Ben II. Mrs. Mahakey Watts, Rogers P. D. 3, Alba, Tex. JORGENSON. Victor E. Mrs. vllle. Mo. Lena E. Jor- KIRBY, James. Mrs. Mary Kirby, Hunting- genson. Hermon, Me. WEISS, Hyman. Marcus Weiss, 1514 North ton, Mass. JOYCE, Patrick J. Mrs. Jovee, Marshall Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Kirchner, Margaret 116 KIRCHNER, Jacob G. Mrs. Theresa Ridgeview Street. East Pittsburgh, Pa. YANTZIE, Levi E. Chris U. Yantzie, Mil- N. J. 99 Brookline Avenue. Nutley, JUD, Charles A. Charles Reinecke, ford. Nebr. Kirk, Center 807 Coney KIRK, Howard A. Fred A. Isl.and Avenue, Brookl.vn, N. Y. Point. ADAMS, Willie C. Mrs. JIary C. Adams, 3018 Iowa. JUSTISS, Claude W. Mrs. Jennie Justiss, Bellevue Avenue, Richmond, Vn. KIRKM.VN. Clyde. Mrs. Laura Kirkman, Lex- Roby, Tex. ADKINS, Ezra. Joseph Adkins, Whites ington, N. C. KIEA'IT, William. Mrs. Lena Kievit, 240 E. Kjornes, Ulnes, Creek, W. Va. K.TORNES, Olaf Evean Warren Street, Paterson, N. J. ALLEN, Howard S. Mrs. Isabella Allen, 952 Norway. KIMBERLY, Charles E. J. T. Kimberly, 934 West Sixty-first Street, Los -Angeles, Cal. LEFEBAHtE, Arthur E. Mrs. William B. Lefc- Henrod Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. ANTTERSON, Arthur P. Mrs. Mary Ander- bvre, Florence, Wis. KIRBY, James F. Mrs. Hester Kirby, 13 son, 23 Derley Avenue, Derby, Conn. LEMANCE, -Antone. George Hogan, 1412 Limestone Street, Trough. S. C. ANDERSON, Christian M. John Kj*Ilencler, Ludington Street, Escan.aba, Mich. KIRBY’’, James W. Mrs. Mary E. Kirby. Bed- 121 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LYTLE, George A. Miss Ruth Lytle, 23 West ford, A’a. ATKISON, Hurshle. -Any Atkison, Russell- Joseph Street, Brazil, Ind. KNOPE, George J. Mrs. Harry Heckett, 307 ville, Ky. McFarland, Clarence E. Mrs. J. A. Dix- F. Parkers Prairie, Minn. Elm Street. Buffalo, N. Y'. Harry E. Mrs. Eva Becker, 391 sen, R. D. 6, BECKER, Hl.ALPE. Joseph M. Miss Gertx’ude Malpe, KNUTSON, .Tohn A. Mrs. Bee Knutson, box Willow Street, Akron, Ohio. 1409 Temple Place, St. Louis, Mo. 357, McIntosh, Minn. BEEMER, Evi. Adalbert Beemcr, route 6, Frank G. Gaetano Malzone, 88 LISTON. Charles J. Miss Margaret Liston, Flint, Mich. MALZONE, Mulberry Street, New--Y'ork, N. Y. 11 Broadway, Flushing, N. Y’. BEGELSPIKER. Chester. Mrs. Ida Sterbin- ' Charles J. Mrs. John Anderson, LITTLE. Milo. Leslie A. Little, Tolona, HI. skr, 225 Trumbull Road, Bridgeport, Conn. ANDERSON, rear 2304 Chapline Street, Wheeling, W. A'a. LIA’INGSTON, Alexander. Mrs. Laura C. BEHRE, Charles AV. Charles B. Behre, Gib- ,Tay Leonard. Leonard Ander- Ickes, Reynoldsvillc, Pa. son Place, Madison, N. J. ANDERSON. son, Boscobel, Wis. LOGAN, Arthur. Mrs. Maria Logan, 1824 BOSTRO.M, George. Mrs. Lee, Som- Emma Sebastiano. Sebastiano Attardo, Eagle Street, New Orleans, La. ers, Mont. ATTARDO.i 320 East Seventy-seventh Street, New Y'ork, LUNDHOLM. Carl I. Gust Lundholm, Sea- BOWEN; Charles Alexander. Lee Bowen, N. Y. tonville. III. Gladys, A'a. BEESLF.Y. Ellis jr. Ellis Beesley, 135 Union Edwin .T. Mrs. Marian McEvoy, Joseph M. Mrs. Catherine Bron- McEA'OY, BRONSON, Street. Newark, N. ,T. 184 Cooper Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. son, Blanc, Alich. Grand BOAVM.VN, Ashford. Mrs. Racheal Bowman, MIANO, Rocco. .Joseph Orsida, 3321 White BUNDY, Andrew, jr. Andrew Bundy, sr., 2450 Santa Rosa, Mo. Plains -Yvenue, New York, N. Y'. Carney .Avenue, Marinette, Wis. BROWN, George Stove. .Antony Brown, 710 MIDDENDORP. Marinus A’. Jacob A’. Mid- BUNN, Albert I.. Mr.s. May Bunn, Jerome Dix Street. Reading, Pa. dendorp. Rock Rapids, Iowa. Avenue, Bristol, Conn. BROWN. AVilliam L. David S. Pattison, Min- ADKINS. Oscar Stephen. Mrs. Annie S. Ad- Fred. Henry A. Burgess, R. F. D. BURGESS. den, Nebr. kins, Marlin.gton, W. A'a. III. 2. Edgewood, CARTER, John R. Wm. II. Akera, Big Stone -Axel AV. August Anderson, Kaminsky, ANDERSON. BURNS, Frank. Mrs. Anna 1312 Gap. A'a. Heimdal. N. Dak. St. .\nge Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Peter. Mrs. Jozefa Peivoc- D.ACHNOAA’LEZ, Charles W. Mrs. Selma .Ander- CI..ARK, Sidney C. Frank Breeden, R. F. D. car, 740 German Place, New A’ort, N. Y. ANDERSON. son, 36 -Ashland Street. Manchester, N. H. C. Richmond, Va. DECARE.AUK, Joseph F. Mrs. Charles Deca- DAHMER, Martin Y. Joe M. Dehmer, Unus, ATHY’, John J. Mrs. Celia Athy. Marel, reaux. Gramercy, La. Countv Galway. Ireland. AV. Va. Gusseppe. Mrs. .Tannie Dccore, 238 Ornnemore. D.AA’IS, DECORE. Emil A. Carl Behrens, Teeds Deb. Mrs. Dove Davl.s, Summitt, East One hundred and fiftieth Street, New BEHRENS. .Ark. Iowa. York. N. Y. Grove, ^'“'Sarct E. Day, Coru- George D. Mrs. Lizzie Doherty, BEIIRNS. Lee. Mrs. Katherine Behrns, 2344 ^'wa’ll DOHERTY. *\"n' 841 Alvarado Street, San Francisco, Cal. Warren Street, St. Louis, Mo. THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIN; WEDNESDAY, FEBBIJARY r>, 1919. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

HENCIC, Ilnymond E. George B. H. Ma- LISCOMB, Charles A. Mrs. Jennie Llscomb, KIEL, Peter. Casper Kiel, R. F. D. 4, Hud- conibi'r. 44 Bromlleld Street, Bostoo, Mass. 47 Bloomlngdale, Saranac, N. Y. sonvllle, Midi. BI.ACKFOUI). Jtinies II. Mrs. Bertie Black- LUKER, George F. Miss Ida Lukcr, Casa, KiEL.VS, Maxlmiiian. Mrs. Anna Klelas, ford, H. E. I). 8, Sidney, Ohio. Ark. 1520 Dickson Street, Chicago. III. ROWLING, Crnn. 0. A. Bowling, Blaze, Ky. LUNDBERG, Aron. Mrs. Linda Setterstrom, KIRK, Frank T. Mrs. Harriet H. Kirk, 2441 BKOLSM.\, John 0. George Brolsina, Eva- 6924 Tenth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. East Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md. Une, Alberta, Canada. ADAMS, Thomas P. Mrs. Maync A. Adams, KIRKLAND, Fountain. Mrs. N. B. Fountain, BUOWN, Frank Joseph. Mrs. Kate Atkinson, Dartmoor, W. Va. Star Route, box 6, Birmingham, Ala. 201 Garfield Avenue. Bay City, Mich. ADAMSON, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Adamson, ANDERSON, Charley R. George W. Ander- BROWN, George S. Howard L. Brown, R. P. 445 Washington Avenue. New Haven. Conn. son, I’eytonsburg, Ky. U. 2. Oley, Berks County, Pa. ANSCIIUETZ, Walter. Mrs. Louise Turner, BECKER, Edward W. F. Fred Becker, Ad- Gideon. BROWN, Mrs. Minnie Brown, gen- 101 Center Street, Saginaw, Mich. dlevllle. III. eral delivery. Veto, Ala. BEACH, Boyd. Peter B. Beach, Gainesville, BEHRENDT, Walter. Henry Behrendt, New BURLINGTON, Emmett G. Mrs. Mattie Ilar- Va. Braunfels, Tex. vey, Ilardlusburg, Ind. BECKWALD, Herbert L. Holger Beckwald, BELLOWS, Harold C. Alvah A. Bellows, 864 COOK. Stephen. Rickie Cook, R. P. D. 1, 605 Rockford Block, Spokane. Wash. Military Street, Roseburg, Oreg. Coopcrsvllle, Mich. BEDRZYNSKI, Stephen. Anthony Bedrzyn- BECHTOLD, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Bech- DAILY, John G. Mrs. Dora Dally, Turtle skl, 2709 Edgemont Street, Philadelphia, Pa. told, 338 Bank Street, Newark, N. J. Creek, Pa. BOWERS, Bert Andrew. Mrs. Nora Bowers, BOWER, Charles. Mrs. Rose L. Bother, 2861 DAVIS, Carlton. Mrs. Bettle Davis, Belfalr 40 Fraley Street, Kane, Pa. East Ninety-second Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Mills. Va. BROWN, Vincent. Joseph Wolf, Crookston, BROWN, Furman W. Mrs. Annie A. Brown, DOODY, James E. Mrs. Catherine Doody, 69 Minn. Pell Clt.v, Ala. West Cedar Street, Boston, Mass. CHRISTIAN, Lonnie P. W. L. Christian, BUCHANAN, Russell Allen. William Buch- DOOLING, Patrick. Mrs. Bridget Dooling, Cullman. Ala. anan, 349 West Second Street. Elyria, Ohio. 5 Lafayette Avenue, Marrlstown, N. J. CO.VDY, Arthur J. Mrs. Madeline Coady, 64 BUCKS, I’aul Warren. Calvin Bucks, 1434 DUNN. William V. Mrs. Mary Dunn, 1038 Cooper Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Ormond Avenue, Camden, N. J. Ilalsev Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. COOI’ER, Wilkie C. J. C. Cooper, Pike Street, BULLARD, Alto F. Frank Bullard, Elba, EMMETT. Joseph Robert. Mrs. Nellie Em- Sistersville, W. Va. Ala. mett. 512 Monroe Street. Necnah, Wis. DAILEY. Harry. Mrs. Minnie Dailey, 2111 BULLARD, Arnle. Dallas Bullard, Porter- II J. EWING, Thomas Edward McLean, Wright Bay, Pittsburgh, Pa. field. Tenn. United States land office, Billings, Mont. DAVIS. Miley P. William W. Davis, R. F. D. BURKETT, Albert A. Benjamin J. Burkett, PINCH, John. Mrs. Cellna Finch, 301 Cen- 1, Klllen. Ala. Fort Towson, Okla. tral Avenue, Norwood, Conn. D.WIS, Mitchell. John Davis, Russellville, BURKETT, Alvie L. Jesse R. Burkett, R. F. PUCILLB, John, Guiseppe Picarde, 98 State Okla. D. Sharon, Tenn. Street, Boston, Mass. 2, DAWSON, Thomas J. Mrs. Sarah Dawson, CARROLL, George William. Mrs. Nora Belle GARDNER, Howard C. E. E. Gardner, North 2041 Ogden Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Carroll, 1026 Lafayette Street, Waterloo, Carver, Mass. DEAN, George. G. B. Dean, Anton Ala. Iowa. CELL, Richard. Mrs. Mary Gell, 218 Island DE.\N. John L. George Dean, R. F. D. 3, CHARPENTER, Aide. Ulric Charpenter, box Brook Avenue, Btldgeport, Conn. Hennessey, Okla. 255, Arctic, R I. GILTNER, Archie P. A, B. Glltner, Conesus, DE GRAW, Aubrey. William De Graw, R. F. N. Y. CL.YRK, Robert L. Morgan Clark, route 5, D. 6, Springfield, Ohio. GINSBERG, Stanley. Harry Ginsberg, 142 Sylvester, Ga. DEGUTIS, Andrew II. Andrew V. Degutis, West Twenty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y CL.4RK, Samuel. Robert Clark, Elizabeth, 1020 Main Street. Priceburg, Pa. Pa. GREGORY. Henry C. Edward Gregory, Clo- DOL.VNi James. Miss Evelyn Dolan, 954 Co- verport, Ky. lumbus Avenue, New York, N. Y. CL.\RK, Shube S. William M. Clark, Greens- GKEGSTON, Howard R. J. M. Gregston, DONAGHE, James W, Hugh G. Donaghe, boro. N. C. Selest. Tex. Paducah, Tex. CURR.VN, James William. C. Curran, Bar- HANSEN, Aage. Mrs. Elsie Hansen, Cestle DONAHUE, .tames. Mrs. Nellie Donahue, nard, N. Y. Fausanvey I B, Copenhagen, Denmark. F. Dally, 1439 East Fift.v-fifth 111. DAILY, John John O. R. F. D. 4, Andrew. Street, Chicago, HANSON, Mrs. Phobbe Hanson, 36 DONAHUE, Joseph P. Mrs. Joseph C. box 138. Kokomo, Ind. Haynes Avenue, Don- East Boston, Mass. ahue, 191 Union Street, Leominster, Mass. DAKIN, George W. Mrs. Emma Dnkln, 1 Hansen, Bahne C. Hans C. Hansen, 2339 DORN, Paul L. Earnest S. Dorn, Buffalo, Forest Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. New Street. Indianapolis, Ind. Minn. DAVIS, Arvo. John Davis, Deep River, Wash. HELMBRECHT, John II. Mrs. Mary Hclm- DURANT, Charles W. Miss Viola Aldridge, DAWSOn, Ernest L. Mrs. Annie Dawson, brecht, Salisbury 2127 Street, Pittsburgh, 327 East First Street, Sheridan, Lenox, Mo. Pa. Wyo. ENDSLEY', George D. Henry Endsley, En- DE BERRY, John W. Mrs. Mary Mollle De HEMMINGS, Hurbert .T. Mrs Anna Hem- sign. Kacs. Berry, route 3, Elmer, Okla. mings. Boomer, W. Va. EVERINGHAM. WilUam. Mrs. Rachel Ever- DEBTER, Robert C. Mrs. Lucy D. Debter, HENSON, Ralph. Blueford E. Henson, Percy, ingham, 518 North Pearl Street, Bridgeton, R. F. D. 2, Cullman, Ala. 111 . N. J. DONAHUE, Eugene J. Mrs. Nellie Donahue, HERN, Charles S. Mrs. Martha Hern, Wa- FINNEG.YN. .Tames. Thomas Finnegan, 196 1520 Liberty Street, Erie, Pa. kita, Okla. Runyon Street, Newark. N. J, DONIS, Charles. Mrs. Molis Aliferis, 205 HERRIOT. Benjamine. Miss Minnie Iler- FULBRIGHT, Dan A. John C. Fulbright, Mohawk Street, Chicago, III. rlot, 177 N Avenue, Mason, Ga. Delhi, La. DONNELL, Guy E. Robert W. Donnell, HOFPNER, Ernest. Mrs. Oscar Kulp, 36 GAMWELLS, William. Mrs. Gus Vogel. 209 North Bath, Me. South Seventh Street. Strasburg, Pa. ' Missoula Avenue, Centerville, Butte, Mont. DORIZAO, Emedio. Concettlna Dorizao, HONEYCUTT, Martin I. Mrs. July Honey- GANNON, William J. Mrs. Mary Gannon, Grindstone, Pa. cutt. 2 Vance Hill, Salisbury. N. C. Strong City, Kans. DORRICOTT, Fred. Mrs. Catherine Dorrl- INGRAM, Jessie R. Mrs. Hattie Ingram, GENCARELL.i, Frank. Mrs. Jessie Argiero, cott, Hargrove, Ala. Hugo, Okla State Street, Huntington, N. Y. FINDLAY, John A. Mrs. Lorine Blrdsall, Phillip. JAHNKB, Herman Fred Charles H.YNNA, Earnest E. Robert Hanna, Miami, 310 Eighth Street, West New York, N. .1. Jahnke, 310 Central Avenue, Marshfield, Okla. CAMBINO, Joseph. Mrs. Concetta Cambino, Wis. H.YRDESTY, Benjamin. Mrs. Elizabeth Hard- 139 Cottage Street, East Boston, Mass. JAKUBAUSKAS, Boleslaw. Mrs. Jadwga esty. Greenock, Md. CIACOBI, Saverio. Guisepe Clacobl, Toramo Blcus, Nuova, Province Terouis, Italy. 4407 South Wood Street, Chicago, 111. HENNEKES, Hendrick ,T. Otto Hennekes, Teramo, JAMES, George. Mrs. Margaret Carney, Ada, 100 River Street. Hoboken, N. J. GREEN. Harry. Phillip Green, 30 Blossom Okla. UENNESSY, Francis J. Mrs. Clara H. Hen- Street, Lynn, Mass. JASSO. Mike. Mrs. Marion Jasso, Villa Nova, ncssy, Waukon, Iowa. GREIG, Farauar H. George T. Greig, 54 Province of Vllllno, Italy. HENNING. Gustave. Mrs. Emma Deweese, Charlotte Street, Akron, Ohio. JOGLES, John P. Mrs. Petro Jogles, Koun, Orland, III. HELNER, Nicholas. John Helner, Bungard, Province Koun, Russia. HODRICK, John. Mrs. Bertha Hodrick, 300 Austria. JOINER. Emerad E. William V'. Joiner, Ten- North Maple Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. HENRY, Thomas M. Mrs. Annie Henry, 316 niile, Ga. HORSTMAN. John B. Miss Katherin Horst- West Sixth Street south. Salt Lake City, JONES, Mabra Chesnut. Stephen L. Jones, man. East Poplar Street, Sidney, Ohio. Utah. 701 South Seventeenth Street, Waco, Tex. IIOUCEK. Richard. Frank Houcek, 1538 West HENSON, Smiley. Mrs. Katherine Henson, R, JONES, Mark William. Mrs. Della Jones, 742 Eighteenth Street. Chicago, 111. F. D. 2, Weilford, S. C. Ferry Street, Eugene, Oreg. HUTCHINS, .Tohn A. Thomas W. Hutchins, HOSKINS, Joseph J. W. M. Hoskins, general KAMINSKI, Stanley. Frank Kaminski, 3036 451 West Church Street, Benton, 111. delivery, Wellsville, Utah. South Forty-eighth Court. Cicero, 111. HYLER, Normal. William Rankins, Exeter, HUBBARD, Austin F. Mrs. Nellie Prior, KE.VRNEY, Bernard W. Mrs. C. Kearney, route 1, Esomhill, Ga. 201 East One hundred fifteenth HUBSCHMITT, Edward Aloysius. Mrs. Ella and Street, IMPERIAL. .Joseph. Mrs. Christina New York, N. Y. Devito, 3 Hubschmitt, 327 Madison Avenue, Passaic, Loomis Street, Yonkers, N. Y. KEBART, Frank. Lewis Kebart, Helvetia, IVANEVICH, N. J. Pa. Boske N. Steve Weksanovich, Charles E. Slovan, Pa. HUTTON. J. R. Hutton, Rock- ville, Ind. KIEFER, Michael J. Joseph Kiefer, Mount JANKE, W'illlam J. John L. Janke, Janes- INGRAM, Leonard A. Miss Elizabeth An- Carmel, Pa. ville, Minn. drsennk, 401 East Marion Street, Montl- KIERES, Vincent. Mrs. Josephine Kieres, JOHN, Sotir A. Alic A. John, box 150, Lewis- cella. 111. 1543 North Wood Street, Chicago, 111. ton, Me. Alexander W. Mrs. Mary Just- KIRCHNER, Frank. Marion Kirchner, Brad- JORDAN, Arthur. JUSTMANN, Mrs. Anna Jordan, Olive mnnn, 810 Main Street, Watertown, Wis. ford. Ark. Hill, Ky. KAUTSON, John E. Mrs. Mary KAPPES, Henry I. Mrs. Elizabeth Kappes, Huus, Hat- JOURDA2N. Leopold. Marin Jourdan, Grant Ilarlowton, Mont. ton, N. Dak. Hotel, Walla. Walla, Wash. KARP, Abraham. Mrs. Sarah Low, 173 Nor- LaT BEAUX, Wilfi’ed H. Mrs. Benjamin ICALB, Samuel Schachna. Max Kalb, 400 folk Street. New York, N. Y. Boucher, R. P. D. 1, Hamilton, Mont. East Houston Street, New York, N. Y. JOHN. Key R. Guy F. John, Okemah, Okla. LANCASTER. Charles W. Henry C. Lan- KE.YNE, Alexander J. Mrs. Mai’y Keane, 40 KIRKMAN, Ivan V. Mrs. Emma C. Kirk- caster. R. F^D. 2, Prophetstown, 111. Sheridan Street. Danbury, Conn. man, Benkelman, Nebr. LAWSON, Miloiirn W. Mrs. Susie R. Law- KEYS, Carson. William V. Keys, R. F. D. 1, KLBIN, Charles E. Mrs. Nellie Klein, 204 son, Menan, Idaho. Gate City, Va. Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: IVEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 1919. 18 THE , CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

KOSITZKE. ncrraan. Mrs. Marie Kositzke, SHIRLEY, Waller P. Mrs. Della Shirley, NAGOWSKI, Aloiz’y J. Miss Ulas Nagowskl, (SIT) Maple Street, Escanaba, Mich. Summer Shade, Ky. 85 Wilfeon Street, Buffalo, Ky. LEI5KCK, Andrew. Miss Bernice Wicker, SKIPPER. James E. William Skipper, 148 PAREZO, William T. Mrs. Thursa Ramme, box 30C, Ahmeek, Mich. Irving Street, Baltimore, Md. general delivery. Hurley, Wis. LKM.VSTERS, Elmer B. Joshua Lemasters, SPENCER, Charles William. Mrs. Myra PENDER. James W. Mrs. Mary J. Pender, K. E. D. ], Dennison, 111. Spencer, 123 Summer Street, Lew iston. Me. 10 Dervin Place, Clinton, Mass. NATHAN, Frank. Mrs. Lillian M. Lord, 842 STORMER, George P. Mrs. Tereas Stormer, PRZBY'LSKl, Charles J. Mrs. A. Przbylski, Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1725 North Regester Street, Baltimore, Md. 1337 \’'ance Street, Toledo, Ohio. LUKARELLY, Frank. Mrs. .Tennlo Lukarelly, SULLENDER, Charles. Mrs. Eliza Sullender, ROELL, John N. Mrs. Nick Roell, 332 First 4.'i.s Lombard Street, San Francisco, Cal. R. F. D. 2, Du Pont, Ind. Avenue SE., Faribault, Minn. POIT*, Charles F. Mrs. Emma Popp, 1024 SULLIVAN, Aaron A. John William Sullivan, SCHULTZ, Lewis C. Mrs. J. C. Booth, 813 John Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 432 Western Avenue, Danville, 111. North Third Street, Steubenville, Ohio. MAI.ICIIOVSKY, Walrey. Victor Mottis, WHITE. Bernard I. Mrs. Jennie White, 205 SHI.NAYLVRRB. John Hugh. Mrs. Mary Eridgevllle, Pa. Ea.st Park Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. Shin.avarre, 723 East Third Street, Monroe, MALE, Arthur. Joseph Male, lOS ThurberS' MHLKINS. Grover. E. V. Wilkins, Fort Mich. Avenue, Providence, R. I. Gaines, Ga. SPEARS. Aylott B. Jack K. Spears, 928 MALONE, Mike K. John C. Malone, R. P. D. WILLIFORD, Charles B. Mrs. Annie E. Linn, West Mullan Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa. 1, Willow, W. Va. 1216 South Montgomery Street, Sherman, STOREY, William. Mrs. C. E. Storey, 4 MALONEY, Gerald .T. Mrs. Margaret Ma- Tex. Sheridan Street, Lynn., Mass. .1. Tenth loney, :52f> Sassafras Street, Erie, Pa. WILSON, Freeman P. M. M. Wilson, R. F, D. SWEEN, Oiaf Olaf Rode, 2818 M.M.STROM, Emil A. Mr.s. Sandra Malstrom, 2, Groveoak, Ala. Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minn. Nick P. Jim Kam, 1104 Jersey 47 River .\venue. Providence, R. I. DEES, Earl L. Lessington Dees, R. F. D. 4, VENECHUK, MARLOW, tilaudis B. Willie R. Marlow, Wil- Paducah, Avenue, Mason City, Iowa. K.v. Wainwright, son, N. C. DEMEO, Dominick. Dominick Santello, 237 W.AINWRIGHT, Richard. D. T. MEEK, Alfred. Luther Meek, Berea, Ohio. High Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3119 Perry Street. Kansas City, Mo. DONALDSON, Hugh W. Mrs. Helen R. WILSON, Dolph. Mrs. G. W. Wilson, New Hampton, Mo. ' Schliehter, C902 Cornell Avenue, Chicago, Cinski, Roland SECTION 4, FEBRUAEY 5, 1919. 111. WOLECKI, Walter. Tom 6315 Street, Cleveland, Ohio. DUNSMORE, George Hamilton. Mrs. Eliza- W'OOD, Joseph R. Mrs. N. B. Farrcn, Poplar The following casualties are reported beth Dunsinore, 87 Haskell Avenue, Clinton, Bluff, Mo. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Mass. YADOUGA. Joseph B. Mrs. Mary Yadouga, can Expeditionary Forces: DURST, Clarence E. Chauncey Durst, 622 1310 Mvlart Avenue. Scranton, Pa. Dakota Street, Sabetha, Kans. LUEDDERS, Carl Simon. Ernest D. Lued- Wounded (degree undetermined)- 320 ECK, Maurice H. Mrs. Anna Eck, Reming- ders, Coldwater, Mich. Wounded slightly 452 ton. Ind. BUGLERS. ENGEBRETSEN, Andrew. Mrs. Magda En- gebretsen. Norman, Wash. ANDERSON. Bryan R. Mrs. Della Anderson, Total 772 EVERLY, Ralph. Albert Everly, 515 East Thermopolis, Wyo. Francis Brown, 46 Main Street, Millville, N. J. BROWN, Frank J. Mrs. FINCH, Albert. Harrison Finch, 835 Wil- Essex Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). low Street. Scranton, Pa. DIEHL, Robert P. Frank W. Diehl, Wood- FRANK. William. Mrs. Elizabeth Frank, 524 field, Ohio. Rhodes, Hicks- CORPOUALS. Ea.st Eighty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. RHODES, Joe. Mrs. Rebecca Nel.son E. Franklin, ville, Ohio. GIVENS, Asa B. Knodie D. Sockett, box 45, FRANKLIN, William 50 Railroad Street, Adams, N. Y. SADDLER. route 1. Jefferson, Tex. Lucius Mrs. Ida V. Franks, Sil- Philip. Rocco Domino, 2096 Ross HAMMERBACKER, Walter. Mrs. Emma E. FRANKS. W. DOMINO, ver I.ake, Oreg. Norwood, Ohio. Hammerbacker, R. F. D. Loulsburg, Mo. Avenue, 1, FUHRMAN, 'Ei'nest. Mrs. Louise Fuhrman, HARDY, Ernest M. Mrs. Virginia A. Hardy, 24 Thorne Street, Jersey City, N. J. WAGONER. 7n;i Bast Paxton Street, Danville, Va. FULFER, Earl H. John Beat, R. F. D. A, Frank. Horace Porter, Y'crdi, Nev. Thomas B. Mrs. Lillian Ilennion, BROWN. HENNION, Electra, Tex. 1024 VIxel Street, Los Angeles, Cal. MECHANICS, GILLILAND, William ,T. Patrick H. Gilli- Harold. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Henry, HENRY, land, Monroe, Va. HATCH. Carl C. Raymond Hatch, 701i 427 Tenth Street, Miami, Fla, GILM.-VRTIN. Robert E. Mrs. Rose Hutton, Junction Street, Elmira, N. Y. HENSIiEY, William H. Dan Hensley, Hamp- 7150 Emerald Avenue, Chicago, 111. JOHNS, Jacob M. Jacob A. Johns, Hoboken. ton, Tenn. HAI L, .Alfred A. Albert Jay, Martin Lane, Ga. HINES, Henry J. Mrs. Elizabeth Hines, 226 Ilingham, Mass. JUERS. Edward H. Fred Juers, 2013 Madi- Hill Street, Elgin, 111. HENLEY, Fielding B. Harry R. Henley, son Street, Saginaw, Mich. Nick. Hinkle, HINKLE, Warren James C. Pleasant Hill, Mo. SCHUMACHER, Edward. Mrs. Mary Schu- Bigelow, Mo. HENNE. Charley. Mrs. Anna Ilenne, 4401 macher, 35 Delafield Street, New Bruns-

HODSON. Oat Okla. Pearl Tunnbow, E. P. Avenue J, Galveston, Tex. wick. N. .1. , D. 2, box 114, Bristow, Okla. HENRY', Barnum L. Mrs. John E. Henry, SUTCLIFFE, Edwin. Mrs. Alice Sutcliffe, HULSE, Hugh C. Jesse E. Hulse, R. F. D. Orlinda, Tenn. box 304, Blanchard Avenue, Uxbridge, Mass. Mrs. Edward A. 1, La Grande, Oreg. HESSELBACH, Edward A. COOKS. HTTNKA, Acton. Tom Hunka, R. F. D. 3, Hc.smdbach, 186 Monahan Street, Brooklyn, Holland. Tex. N. Y. HOWELL. Austin V.’. Flavius J. Howell, HUNT, Adam L. Mrs. Adam L. Hunt, Bin- HESSLER. John A. Mrs. George Hessler, Round Hill, Va. Mifflin, box ger. Okla. 2864 Colerain Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. MIFFLIN, Hosea. Mrs. Emalina HHNTSINGER, Chester C. .Tohn Huntsinger, L. John L. Hoerber, Des 50, Lacy, Ga. HOERBER, John PRIVATES. 111 West Market Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Plaines, III. HYM.\N, Charles. Harry Hyman, 547 Sara- HOUSTON. Alva A. John A. Jlouston, Cor- KL.YNINSKY, Alexandrl. Stanley Polieski, toga Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. dova, Tenn. 208 Pledger Street, Salem, N. J. lACONETTI. Domenico. Eugene laconetti, HULL, John P. Mrs. George Weitzel, 1217 KNOWLS, Henderson Parker. Mrs. G. P. 75 Old Broadway, New York, N. Y. W''st Fourteenth Street, Lorain. Ohio. Knowls. 204 Mint Street, Charlotte, N. C. IRETON, Nelson Samuel. Mrs. Nelson Ire- JENKINS, Colie L. Mrs. Blanche Hall, R. KOBLE, John J. Mrs. Ellzza Koblc, Cotton- ton, 024 Berkley Street, Camden, N. J. F. 1). 2. Mansfield, Pa. wood. Mont. JOHOBOWSKI, Alex. Joe Marshall, 9 Lud- JONES, William O. Mr.s. Katherine Jones, KOELSCH. Frederick. Mrs. Minnie Koelsch, low Street, New York, N. Y. 2025 Sarah Street, Pittsburgh, Pa, 479 Eighteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. K.A.NE, John J. Mrs. James Kane, R. P. KAMRATH. William A. Herman Kamrath, KORNSTETT, Clarence Monroe. Mrs. Minnie D. 1. Rummerfield, Pa. box 433, Cauby, Minn. Kornstett, .Ynthony, Kans. Paul C. Mrs. Margaret Kno- KNUTSON, Mandus. Mrs. ilary Knutson, R. KNOBLAUCH, KIERNAN, Peter J. Mrs. Catherine Kiernan, blauch. R. P. D. Chenev. Knns. F. D. 2, New Folden, Minn. 2, 75!» Melrose Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y'. I.;YKE, Artie C. George Lake, Rock Creek, KNOX. Harwood W. C. R. McWilliams, 20'J KISCaDDIN, Roger G. Benjamin F. Kiscad- West Fifth Street. Ia)S Ang(>les. Cal. Kans. dln. 916 Chestnut Street. Lebanon. Pa. Franklin J. Mrs. Louise L.YNDENDORF. Edwin .A. Miss Bertha JUDEMANN, Lude- KNOX, Gettvs. Lester Knox, Union, S. C. Halsey Brooklyn. Y. Landeudorf, 2139 Dayton Street, Chicago, mann, IIS.I Street, N. LANE, .Arthur, T. Lane, 31 Murray Street, MALENCHEK. John. Joseph Matus. 129 West Newton. Mass. HI. hundred and twenty-eighth Street, L.YNDM.ARK. Alf. Engvil Landmark, general West One LEFEY'ER, Melvin S. Mrs. Ylary Lefever, New York. N. Y. delivery, Sisseton. S. Dak. 21 :? North Pine Street, Y'ork, Pa. Edward Bernard. Mrs. Barbara P.VDGETT, John. Samuel P. Padgett. 1416 Frank. Mrs. Edna Leffler, l^atty, LECKELT. LEFFI.ER, Metzger, 3712 Dearborn Street, Chicago. HI. West Claybonrn Street, Richmond, Va. Ohio. EEIMENSCIINEIDER. Charles A. Mrs. LIS, IViks. Mike Lis, 219 C.astner .Avenue, Malay, Eckbart Cathenuii" H. Reimenschneidcr, 1153 For- M.M.EY', .Toseph. Michael Douora, Pa. tieth S^et, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mines, Md. LISCIO, Franck. .Angelo Liscio, 272 Cleve- Mrs. Malik, 3023 South RHAME, Robert. D. R. Rhamc, Logansport, M.ATAK, Joseph. Kate land .Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. Forty-eighth Court, Chicago, 111. I.a. M.ALONSON. Joseph E. Mrs. Fred Malonson, M.ALM, Seman -A. John Malm, Dos Palos, RILEY. Charles .1. William E. Riley. 1421 10 Adams Place, Gloucester, ilass. East Seventy-sixth Street, Chica.go. 111. Cal. MALLY. William J. Frank .1. Mally, 418 ROBERSON. Harold G. Frank Roberson MARTIN. Harrison L. AY’illiam T. Martin, North Lombard Avenue, Oak Park, 111. 4Cifl3 North Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. Giilsvllle, Ga. M.VLONEY, Frunci.s John. Mrs. Catherine ROTSEI. Frederick J. Mrs. Merle Mye MECH.AU, George Joseph. Mrs. .Tulius Me- Malonev, 29 Walnut Street, Jersey City, U. F. D. 1. Itirmiugham, Mich. ehan. 552 North Oak Street. Bu'falo, N. Y'. N. J. SCHEFFT.ER, .Alfred I-. Fred Scheffler MIDDONA, Frank. Dommlck Mlddona, 1014 M.YROTT.A, .Alexander. Mrs. Grace Marotta, R. F. D. 4, Newton. Knns. South Sangamon Street, Chicago, ill. 3tV{ Fifth Street, Jersey City, N. J. SCIICMACKKR. .\ustin E. Mrs. Della Guln MON.AHAN. John J. Mr.s. Mary Monahan, M.AROUS, .Anthony I. Mrs. Vinnie Marous, ftl'l’Uv Griggs Street, Danville, 111. 590 East One hundred and thirty-eighth 1144 North Kevstone Avenue, Chicago, III. ‘ ''"Ges ^'V'oV n.. jr. Charles II. Slrtiw Street. New Y’ork. N. Y. MULCAHY, Michael Y’. Richard Mulcahy^ Last lomtoenlh Street, Brooklyn MULDER, Harry. Johannes B. Mulder, R. F. 442 East One hundred and forty-first Street, D. 7, box 28, Holland, Mich. New York, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. liULLETlX: WEDNESDAY, FEliltLAlJV 5, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

ONOKltlO, Dominick. Mrs. Mary Draiclilo, 8!) POPKUWICZ, Been. Mrs. Annie Rosskl, 704 RICHMAN. Max. Isndore Silverman, 121 Co- WashliiKtou Avenue, N('W liavcti, Conn. Wells Street, St. I’aul, Minn. lumbia Street, New York, .S'. Y. OS\V.\i.l), Andrew C. John Oswald, U. F. D. PRIDDY, Aulsey. Thomas V. Priddy, R. F. RIEIIL, Edward J. Mrs. Edward Riehl, 5548 II, Falma, Mich. I). 1, Odell, Tex. •NLu'kct Street, Philadelphia, I’n. OTT, Harry F. Henry Ott, 234G South Eigh- I'RIOR, Benjamin Walter. C. C. Prior, R. F. RILEY, Albert. Buriiiie Riley, Argillite, Ky. teenth Street, St. Louis, Mo. D. 1. Darlington, Mo. ROOS, Benjamin. Mrs. Marie Roos, 31 West I’.t INTElt, .lohn 1*. Jake C. Painter, Cush- PURCELL, James M. Thomas P. Purcell, ScventecnUi Street. Holland, .Mich. man, .\rk. R F. D. 1, Austell, Ga. ROI’ER, Clarence, iirs. Stella Roper, Willow, PHI UPS, Henry. Martin Philips, 1420 West REHIER, Joim. Marx Reiher, Tuscola, 111. Okla. Slxty-tourtli Street, Chicago, ill. RUSS, Albert II. Ml.ss Anna Russ. 863 RUSSEI;L, Abe. Mort Russell, F'’ourth Street, PUOVOST, Italph 11. Ml.ss Marie Provost, Grana Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Caiilsteo, N. Y. 2!»2 Main Street, Medford. Mass. SCHEIFELE, George M. Mrs. Annie Schel- . SEMI’ETO, Josepli. James Sempeto, 335 KKDDICK. .\lliert L. Mrs. Mary It. Dressen, fele, 206 Watson Street, Aurora, 111. South Ninth Street, Rending, Pa. 1022 East Forty-ninth Street, Los Angeles, SCIIRECKENGAST, Ray Edward. Mrs. Car- SKROCKI. yUexander. .Mrs. Panollna I’ulska- Cal. rie Sehroekengast, 1212 Thirteenth Street, waska, 127 Christian Street, Philadelphia, HIIIXEY. Phillip. Mrs. .\manda Ithlney, 200 Aurora, Nebr. I’a. I-ake Street, Danville, 111. SCHULTZ, Benjamin. Mrs. Mary Schultz, STORCH, Charles. Ralph Mitchell, Short Ill LEY, Christopher. Mrs. B. T. Riley, Mis- R. F. D.. Sloan, N. Y. Lane, Md. souri Valley, Iowa. SEMBERTRANT, Frank. Miss Rose Sem- STORIOLE, Vincenzo. ITIamena Cullato SATTER, Carl. Cornelius Satter, Parker, bertrant, 271 Colllngwood Street, San Fran- Storlole, Carulan Blono, Italy. S. D.ik. cisco, Cal. TA.NNER, Ashley R. Mrs. Ellen Kearney, SCIIICHTEL. Henry Peter. Peter Schichtcl, SHINE. William F. Miss Shine, 59 Paris Mulberry, Fla. Street, Medford, 200 Morgan Street. Union, N. .1. Mass. VINCENT, Giles W. Mrs. Flora Vincent, SCHOENING, William .1. William .Schoen- STARK. Hubert A. -Mrs. Rosa A. Stark, Call, F’ront Royal, Va. Ing, 4710 East Fourteenth Street, Oakland, Tex. VINICGUERRA, Francesco. Mrs. Joseph Cal. S'i’AVAAS, Haider. Ole Slavans. 315 Vernon Vinlcguerru, 86 Eocrum Street, Brooklyn, SCHULTZ, Claude. Henry William Schultz, Avenue west, Fergus Falls, Minn. N. Y. STOR.MER, E. Stormer, I’rlnceton, 111. Harry Sum T. VITALE, Francis. Dominick Vitale, 77 Oliver Brooklyn, Pa. SHOOK, .Vnthony. William II. Shook, 415 Street, New York, N. Y. South Tliird Street, Abilene, Kans. SULLIVAN, Andrew J. Mrs. Mary Gaylord, WATERSTREET, Anson. Mrs. Ella E. Water- 419 lli'.rh Street, Newark, N. J. Sl’E VR, Ernest F. George Spear, Caldwell street, 7327 Cottage Avenue, Los Angeles, Street, Pleasant City, Ohio. TABOR, Walter A. George W. Tabor, R. F. D. Cal. 3. Grenada, Minn. STEFFEN, Charles. Mrs. Joseph Steffen, 922 WA'l’SON, Andrew J. D. N. Watson, R. F. D. Everitt. Monroe Street, Quincy, Hi. TEDDER, Mrs Martha Tedder, Al- Terrell, Tex. gona, 5. STOWE, Clarence G. Mrs. Emma Stowe, W. Va. WA'l’SON, Charles. Mrs. Mary R. Watson, WATSON, Frank. James M. Watson, Pres- Foley. Minn. 452 North Prince Street, Lancaster, Pa. ley, Ga. SUTHERLAND, Samuel J. John C. Suther- WII.EY, Glen McNeill. Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley, W’ATTS, E. land. Dunbar, W. Va. Fred Mrs. Merttie Watts, lola. Ohio. Pa. Frankfort, TEACHOUT, Wayne J. John II. Tcachout, Dan. R. L. Willis, Coldfork, W. WEIBERT, John N. Mrs. Margarette WILLIS, Coldwater, Mich. Weln- Va. bert. 1195 First Avenue, Long Island City, Clyde; . Mrs. Mary Thatcher, THATCHER, WILLS, George H. Mrs. Jennie Wills, R. F. D. 504 East Washington Street, Jonesboro, N. Y. Ark. WEIKEL, Louis. Joseph Weikei, C77 Wales 2, Spring Lake, Mich. Avenue, New York, N. Y. YACKEL, Henry C. Mrs. Fred Brugger, 556 ^ TOMCSZAK, Stanley. Pearl Parrot, Peru, 111. WEISS, Harry M. Mrs. Louise Ilatz. COO East Fifth Street, Winona. Minn. TUCKER, John B. James B. Tuck^, Bo- • East One hundred and forty-first Street, Y’AROCH, .Joseph. John Yaroch, R. F. D., nanza. .Vrk. New York. N. Y. Beaver Dam, Wis. VINCENT, Frank. Mrs. Josephine F. Vincent, WILKES, Douglas M. Mrs. Emma Wilkes, ZARZYSKI, Ignatius. Mrs. Stella LeoneskL o09 Prospect Street, Vermilion, S. Dak. Dawson, Tex. 16 Shore Avenue, Jamaica, N. Y. W.VMPLER, William II. Joe H. Reed, Dear- WILSON, Frank. Mrs. Bertha A. Wilson, MALONEY, Henry L. Peter F. Maloney, R- borne, Mo. 1233 New Jersey Avenue SE., Washington, F. D. 1, V'estline, Mo. WANDISHIN. Mike. Nicholas Wandishin, D. C. MAMMINGA. Eric William. George Mam-, Treskolw, Pa. Willard Price. minga, Stillman Valley, 111. W.ATSON. Charles. Mrs. Elisha Watson, YAGER. .John C. Yager, gen- eral M.4.RKET, Fred. Mrs. Lizzie Market, 1026 Elva, Tenn. delivery. Slater, Mo. KIRK, Clay. Mrs. Francis Hudson, Matthew, Greenwich Street, Pliil.adelphla, Pa. WEISS, Albert E. Mrs. Lucy S. Weiss, 1094 Mo. MATI’SZAK, Thomas. Mrs. I’rancis Matuszak,- Clifton Avenue, .\kron, Ohio. 8409 Baltimore .Avenue. Chicago, 111. KIRKIIAM, Clyde WILLIAMS, Clyde B. S. M. Williams, Mi- L. Mrs. Margaret Kirk- MoC.AT'LEY'. F'rederlck. Eugene McCauley, R, cawber, Okla. ham, Nevada City, Cal. KIRT, F. D. 1, Weedville, Pa. YAUNICK, Leon. Miss Margaret Yaunick, Frank S. .lohn Kirt, 217 Sixteenth MIL.VM, Ranee A. Mrs. Lula D. Milam, Sher Street. North 111. Montrose, Minn. Chicago, man, Ala. YOUNG, Arthur O. Mrs. Maud Finch, Jerome, KITCHENMASTER, Forest R. Levina Kit- Daniel Pat. Mrs. Bridget Mona, chenmaster, MONAII.AN, Idaho. Gillett, Wis. han, 508 East North Street, Whitewater^ Arthur. KOTFILA, Edward J. John Kotfila, 238 Ly- KRUGER, Mrs. Charles Kruger, 3117 Wis. man Street, Holyoke, Mass. South Racine Avenue, Chicago, 111. Leonard 12. Reuben Nichols, Ilur, LEFORD, Brack. Andy Ledford, Crab Or- LEDFORD, Ernest R. Andrew C. Ledford, NICHOLS,' chard, Ky. Sulphur Springs, Tex. W. Va. LI'FTLE, Guy. Charles Little, Ambia, Ind. LF DGER. Elmer R. Mrs. Matilda Ledger, 54 O’MAR A, .John A. Miss May Murtha. 245 LIVINGSTONE, David. Mrs. Lena Living- Brown Street, Malone, N. Y. Richmond Valley Road, Richmond, N. Y. stone. 230 Portsdown Road. Madavale, Lon- LEF’LEUR, Chauncey D. Mrs. Mary Lefleur, O’NEIL, Harry T. Michael O’Neil, 1622 Tyler don, England. Glennark, .Jefferson County, N. Y..‘ box 105. Street NE.. Minneapolis, Minn. LOCKHART, Alfred J. Liman Lockhart, MADSEN, Axel. Peter Nelson, 406 Prospect OTIS, John F. Mrs. Christina Otis, 51 Pro- Knapp, Tex. I’lace, Brooklyn, N. Y. vost Street, Brockton, Mass. LULLY, August F. Mrs. Anna Lully, 716 MALLION, William, II., jr. Mrs. E. Mallion, OTTEN. Henry. Albert Kessel, Welga, HI. South Harrington Street, Wilmington, Dei. 53 Lockwood Avenue. Buffalo, N. Y. PADGETT, Tom G. John D. Padgett, R. F. D. LUNDELIUS. Henry A. Mrs. Amanda Lun- MEDEIROS, Frank. Sirs. Mai’y Medeiros, 227 4. Jeffersonville, Ga. delius, 4009 North Oakley Avenue, Chicago, Standish Avenue, Plymouth, Mass. PAIL, 'Vl'llliam H. Nicholas Pail, 114 Hays MEEDER, Forest. Beeverly Meeder. luka, III. III . Aliev, Millville. Pa. MIKULSKI, Anton. Isador Chwiklis, 777 Ella Faith, 603 MAIIAFFY, Thomas John. Mrs. May Kopper, P.AITH, Oliver F. Mrs. R. Seventh .\venue, Milwaukee, Wis. Street, Moundsville, W. Va. 2207 North Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Second MULLIS, John. Mrs. Lilly Mullis, 1214 Thorn Clarence. Mrs. Mattie Pendley, R. Mrs. Anna Maloney, PENDLEY, MALONEY, Edward Street, Mldgedale. Tenn. Experiment, Ga. S3 Fillmore Avenue, Corona, N. Y. NIESPODZI.\NY, Wladyslaw. Victoria Nies- POLK, Ben F. Mrs. Hannah Polk, Mason, .Jacob. Frank Malyska, 251 M.VLYSKA, podzlany, 131 Townsend Street, Buffalo, Tex. Itrench Street, New Brunswick, N. J. N. Y. PRONG, Gustave A. Mrs. Mary Prong, 3210 MANKA, John. William Manka, 272 Wil- OVERHISER, Harry liam Street, Detroit, Mich. M. George M. Over- Nassau Street, Everett. Wash. heiser, 1157 Linden Street, Indianapolis; REINER. Augustus A. Mrs. .Agnes M. Reiner, MARSHALL. Charlie C. James M. Marshall, Ind. Tangier, Va. 256 West One hundred and twenty-third McFADD, Frank. Mrs. Frank McFadd, 1322 PACK.VRD. Robert B. Florence Packard, Street, New York, N. Y. Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. Roosevelt, Ariz. RETNWALD, Bernard. Joseph Reinwald, MEEHAN, Andrew C. Mrs. Bridget Meehan, PAGAN, Lucius E. Eudie E. Pagan, Doss, Relnwald .Avenue, Gross Point, III. 445 Washington Street, Freeland, Pa. La. RHUBRIGHT. William C. Samuel F. Rhu- MEGARGY, Arthur. William H. Megargy, PENDLETON. Bedford II. James Pendleton, bright, Shoemakersvllle, Pa. 201 Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, N. J. R. F. D; 2, Hagan, Va. RHODES, Samuel L. Mrs. Carrie Odell MEI.CHISEDECK, Leroy H. H. N. Meichl- PENIX, Elbert. Mrs. Jennie Penix, Potter, Rhodes, 425 Jackson Street, Murfreesboro, sedeck. box 595, Bend. Oreg. Ky. Tenn. MONSON, Elmer. T. J. Monson, Elk City, PENROD. Charles E. Charles Penrod, South RICHARDSON, Ira C. N. J. Bryant, Junction Okla. Fork. Pa. Citv, Oreg. O'MALLEY. Frank J. Edward J. O’Malley, PEPPELJIAN. Bernard Mrs. .Julia Peppel- ROBERTS, Herschel. Mrs. Charles Roberts, first sergeant. Battery P, One hundred and man. 7007 Grays Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Rochester, Vt. fourth Field Artillery. PERKINS. Frank. JIrs. Anna Perkins, ROBERSON, Hubert. Mrs. Ludle Roberson, O’NEILL. Henry. Mrs. Anna FInnen, 19 Co- Roosevelt, Utah. Williamston. N. C. moru Street, Newark, N. J. PHILLIPS, Howard. Mrs. Nellie Phillips, ROMIG. Cloyd R. John H. Romig, R. F. D. 1, PERKINS, Louis C. Mrs. Louise Bridget 1111 South Street, Plqun, Ohio. box 25.A, McClure, Pa. I’erkins, 500 East Kentucky Street, Louis- PODUA, Benny. Joseph Tobasco, 318 Gibson RUSSO, Anthony. Mrs. Theresa Russo. 2814 ville, Ky. Street, Scranton, Pa. West Fifteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. POOL, Clarence A. Mrs. Mamie Pool, 259 PUMPIIREY’, Tommie I,. Jim M. Pumphrey, SCHEBLOOM, Carl AV. Mrs. Bertha Sche- Chaqua Avenue. Portsmouth, Va. R. F. D. 1, box 65, Houston, Miss. bloom. Waite Park, Minn. POPERA, Bartolomeo. Mrs. Maria Popera, RICH, Clifford S. William P. Rich, R. F. D. SCHEFFEL, Henry. Mrs. Jacob Scbeffel, Boygo Mozzano, Lucca, Italy. 22, Brookton, N. Y, Ruby, N. Y. ' r ' f : > 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. liULLETIX: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAIIY 5, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SCIIEIRER. David H. Wilson A. Schelrer, SMITH. Herman AV. Dr. Ernest 11. Smith, MULLER, Louis Theo. Mrs Louis H. Muller, coi-nei' Third and Coplay Streets, Hoken- Redding, Conn. 4247 Sansom Street, Philac/elphia, Pa. daiujua, I’a. SPEIDEL, Charles A.. Mrs. Anna Speidel, NELSON, Alfred M. Miss Vera A. Nelson, 911 SCTIELK, Fred. Mrs. Mary Schelk, 49 Bronxville, N. Y. Noleman Street, Centralia, 111. Fletcher Street, Tonawanda. N. Y. SWEENEY, George A. H. P. Sweeney, 24 O'NEILL, James L. Mrs. Mary O'Neill, 54 SCIIENEMANX, Albert. William Schene- Ferris Street, St. Albans, Vt. Snyder Street, Orange, N. J. manu, Sebeka, Minn. TAGGART, Harry H. Mrs. Nellie Taggart, O'TOOLE, James F. Miss Mary O’Toole, 88 SCIIEl’EU, Frederick William. Frederick W. 39 Chester Avenue, Newark, N. J. Grove. Street, Clinton, Mass. Scheper, .Tackson, Mo. TULLY, James M. Mrs. Annie Tully, 350 PAGE, Ross E. Robert L. Page, Seagoville, SCIItJMACHEK, Edward F. Mrs. .\ugusta AVest One hundred and forty-eighth Street, Tex. Schumacher, It. F. D. 2, Juneau, Wis. New York, N. Y. PAINCHAUD, Rene A. .Judge Painchaud, 20 SEGUiN, Albert A. Mrs. Margaret Seguin, TULLY, John F. Mrs. Tully, 430 West Hersey Street, Salem, Mass. .5G7 West One hundred and eighty-sixth Thirty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. PEPPLE, Eugene D. Mrs. Lida Pepple, Bain- Street, New York, N. Y. WALDEN, Fitzgerald. John E. AA’alden, bridge, Ohio. SENEGAL, Emery. Mrs. DIel Senecal, 112 Mead, Okla. PERKINS, Abraham. Mrs. Mattie Row, Hol- I’aul Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. WATTS, Ballard N. Othenile O. Watts, 1405 lywood, Mo. SMITH, Ilrittian W. George McClellan North AVeaver Street, Gainesville, Tex. POKEJSKI, Anthony E. John Pokejskl, 1416 Smith, Elysburg, Northumberland County, WEEK, John. Miss Sarah Week, 1124 Mar- East Twentieth Street, St. Louis, Mo. I’a. quette Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. QUESENBERRY, Blane O. Jacob Quesen- SMITH, Herbert A. Herbert W. Smith, Cole- WEINGARTON, Harry. Mrs. Harry Win- berry, Indian Valley, Va. brook, N. H. garton. Gooseberry, Oreg. RICHARDS, Charles. Mrs. Helen Richards, SNYDER, Harvey William. Mrs. Amelia Sny- WILLIAMS, George M. Aaron O. Williams, 7 Bannister S., New Bedford, Mass. der, Haven, N. Y. 1704 Cumberland Street, Rockford, 111. RILL, Augustus. William H. RiU, Skaneatc- STARR, Henry M. W. F. Starr, 1353 East WILLS, Frank. Joseph Wills, 225 East les, N. Y. Losey Street, Galesburg, 111. Broad Street, Hazleton, Pa. ROBERSON, Henry C. Mrs. Sarah Roberson, STEN^TROM, Albert. John A. Stemstrom, WILMUTH, Estel E. Mrs. A’crma Hall, E. 2001 Browder Street, Dallas, Tex. 253 East Tenth Street, Erie, Pa. F. D. 7, Morristown, Tenn. ROTHA, Frank. Mrs. Lillie Hesselbeger, 2511 STOUDT, Ben,1amln Franklin. Mrs. Mary WILSON, George H. Mrs. M. Riddell, 117 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Stoudt, 729 Weiser Street, Reading, Pa. Twenty-fourth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. SUCHARESKI, Adolph. John Suchareski, 16 YOUNG, Clarence Orville. Mrs. AVilliam BUGLERS. Exeter Street, Ipswich, Mass. Miles Young, Holton Kans. DUPONT, Joseph F. L. Frederick Dupont, 15 SUGARM.\N. Benjamin. Fox Street, Lowell, Mass. Max Sugarman, 49 CORPORALS. Hurlbuft Street, New Haven, Conn. GALLERANI, Benedetto. Fortonato Galle- SUTTON, Stanley. Mrs. Lena Sutton, 217 JOHNS, Preston R. David M. Johns, May- ranij Marsilia, Province Bologna, Italy. Gurler Street, De Kalb, 111. port. Pa. G.YRLICK Howard John. Mrs. Ruth Gar- VINCENT, Hoy W. Henry Vincent, R. F. D. JOHNSON, Herman. Carl Johnson, 420 West lick, 260 Rugby Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. 7, box 100, Cambridge, Ohio. Marion Street, Portage, Wis. JOHNSON, Lawson. Mrs. Venia Johnson, WATERS, Alonzo L. Arthur Waters, Lyn- JOHNSON, Lee O. Mrs. Mary E. Johnson, 1728 Union Avenue, Altoona, Pa. donville, N. Y. 311 Lincoln Street, Amarillo, Tex. SIARCOUX, Arthur J. Moses F. Marcoux, 1 WATSON, Clarence. William H. Watson, JOHNSON. Leo J. Steve Johnson, Scotts- Clarkson Avenue, West Pittsfield, Mass. Freeland Park, Ind. vllle. Mich. SHIPMAN. Joseph 'W. ' Mrs. Mary M. Meig- WEISS, John T. Jacob Weiss, 932 Duane KALISZEWSKI, Paul J. Mrs. Martin Wal- hen, Sheldon, Mo. Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. ezyk. 2423 Logan Boulevard. Chicago, 111. SADDLER. WILLIS, Harvey. Mrs. Charlotte Willis, Bet- KENNEDY. William F. Mrs. William F. Ken- ti6 N. C» nedy, 759 East Seventh Street, South Bos- COOPER, Thomas J. Mrs. Lizzie Cooper, R. WILSON, Ernest E. George Wilson, 1527 ton, Mass. F. 9. 2, Fitzgerald, Ga. AVest Eighth Street, Anderson, Ind. KIRBY, Glynn Mervin. Mrs. Elsie Kirby, COOKS. e WODZINSivY, .Tohn J. Mrs. Anna Wodzin- R. F. D. 1, Lawrence, Kans. sky, 202 Broadway Street, Carnegie, Pa. KIRK. Franklin P. Mrs. Nan Kirk, 630 EZELL, Wiley. Mrs. Henry N. Ezell, R. F. WOLFE, Charles A. Miss Marguerite Wolfe, Callenville Avenue, East St. Louis, 111. D. 2, Waynesboro, Miss. 704 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. KIRKL.\ND, Curtis. Mrs. Mary Kirkland, KILOREN, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Kiloren, Del. YOUNG, Charles G. John M. Young, Stonega, R. F. D. box 71, Canty, S. C. 1317 West Fourth Street, Wilmington, 1, A. Lorenzen, 369 Va. KIRKMAN, Clarence S. Henry Kirkman, LORENZEN, Fred J. S. TSCHOP, George Russell. Mrs. George Wil- Avoca, Ind. Lynnfield Street, Lynn, Mass. liam Tschop, 1386 West Poplar Street, York, KIRKPATRICK, Homer E. Joseph N. Mc- LUNNY, Harry J. William Lunny, 113 Pa. Neil, R. F. D. West Union, Ohio. Franklin Street, Brookline, Mass. 1, 41 VENSEL, Phillip S. John A. Vensel, 133 KITTRELL, Harry J. Mrs. Mollie KIttrell, SWANSON, Edwin. Ernest H. Johnson, South Fourth Street, Steubenville, Ohio. 701 Washington Avenue, Mount Pleasant, Fort Street. Ashtabula, Ohio. VIENS, Frank. Edward Viens, 16 North Tenn. WEIMOLD, Raymond J. Mrs. Glennia Wei- Avenue, Burlington. Vt. KNOREK, Mikel. Joseph Knorek, box 440, mold, 9 Green Flats. Beloit, Wis. VIGLINO, Giacomo. Mrs. Madalena Bakaltru, Rossford, Ohio. WICK, Mathias A. Mrs. .Tensinc Wick, 2113 450 Veeder Avenue, Schenectad.v, N. Y. KOWALSKI, Fred. August Kowalski, 37 Milwaukee Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. WATKINS. Boyd B. Mrs. Maude Watkins, Elizabeth Street, River Rouge, Mich. ' PRIVATES. Alger, Ohio. LA BARRE, ATctor B. Mrs. Charles W. La WATTERS, Franklin. Mrs. Eva Watters, 519 Barre. Lockport, N. Y. ADAM, Wilbur L. Fred Adam, Woodbln^ First North Street, Carlinville, 111. LAKEBERG, Arthur W. Alex Lakeberg, Kans. WEIDNER. .John II. Mrs. Jennie Weidner, Boone, Iowa. ADAMS, Walter B. Sirs. Amanda Woods, 853 Egg Harbor City, N. J. LANG, Frank J. John Lang, 1910 Sixth Second Street, Galllpolis, Ohio. ZUCKER, Morris. Max Alborg, 1700 Broad- Street. Minneapolis, Minn. BECKETT, Russell. Mr.s. Alice Beckett, box way, Brooklyn, N. Y. LANG. Nathan II. Frank Lang, 1616 Norman 13, Tobasco, Ohio. Avenue, Chicago, Hi. BEEBE, Harold L. B. F. Maple, Wa.vside, Wounded Slightly. LANGE, Adolph. Fred Lange, R. F. D. 3, Nebr. Wis. Prank. Mrs. Victoria A. J. Board, SERGEANTS. Portage, BOARD, L.4RSON, Oliver D. Lars Larson, Harlan, Stone Mountain, A'a. JAMISON. Cloyd A. Charles Jamison, R. F, Iowa. BROWN, Frank. Mrs. Annie Leming, James- D. 4, Ada, Ohio. LATZY, Andrew. Andrew Latzy, box 202, burg, N. J. JOYCE. Walter L. Mrs. Mary Joyce, 92 Terrace, Pa. BROWN, Frank. Mrs. Lucy Brown, Kickapoo, Berry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LIBBEY, Aldrich Stead. Mrs. Ella LIbbey, 10 Kans. KAPTEINA, Edward Frank. Mrs. .Joanna lola Street, Dorchester, Mass. BROWN, Frank W. Mrs. Gustav E. Brown, Kapteina, Pittsburg Street, Springdale, Pa. LINDSAY^ Bert. Mrs. Rebecca Lindsay, 1218 West Market Street, Bloomington, KIERNAN, Thomas P. Mrs. Catherine Kier- Plainville. Conn. 111 . nnn, 754 First Avenue, New York, N. Y. LOGAN, Delbert H. George Logan, Malvern, BROWN, Guy S. John S. Bro'wn, 44 Winona KIRK. John .T. Oscar Kirk, Decker, Ind. Iowa. Avenue, Detroit, Slich. KIRSCH, Edward W. Chris ICirsch, Burton, LOW, Albert M. Mrs. Bertha Low, 8S7 Park BUFF, Ernest P. Mi-s. Lena Buff, route 2, Ncbr. Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Aiken, S. C. KIRKSTEIN, Elmer .\lexander. Mrs. Cath- LUTZ, George B. Mrs. Dora Lutz, Cache, CARRICO, Daniel. Edward Carrico, 2414 erine Kirstcin, 131 Mount Olive Street, Okla. North Spring Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. Shady- I’ittsburgh, Pa. MoENTEE. Eugene. Mrs. E. M. McEntce, 617 COLVIN. Harry E. Mrs. Jane Colvin, LEDIG, Frederick H. Mrs. Carrie Ledlg, 129 Gantenbein Avenue, Portland, Oreg. side. Ohio. Ray. William A. O'Clalr, Crookston, South Twenty-first Street, Irvington, N. ,T. MALONE, Charles. George Malone, 210 Moss COTE. LOVETT. William II. William Lovett, 215 Street. Paris, 111. Minn. Mrs. V. Stumpf, 124 Belve- Lake Street, Port Clinton, Ohio. M.YLONE, Michael T. Mrs. Mary Carney, 61 CIUST' Arthur L. .\vcnue, Baltimore, Md. McFARLIN, Francis C. Mrs. Jacob McFarlin, Grover Street, Springfield, Mass. dere Mrs. I’olly Day, 1225 East Grafton. Pa. Thomas F. Mrs. Mary Malloy, 35 DAY, Melvin. M.-VLLOY, Tulsa. Okla. M.-VLONEY. Frank .John. Mrs. Bridget Ma- Winter Street. Milford, Mass. Davenport Street. Bosic. Jerry Duncan, Camp Hill, loney, 724 Fifteenth Street, Niagara Falls. MALLOY, William J. John Malloy, Sea Cliff, DUNCAN, N. Y. N. Y. Ala. MARKR, Chandos E. Mrs. Martha C. Marks, MANGUM, Jesse. Mrs. Mary M. Mangum, R. DUNKELBERGER, Curtis A. Mrs. Pearl M. Pa. 1.341J Toberinan Street. Los Angeles, Cal. F. D. 1. box 140, Eddy. Tex. Dunkelberger, Snydertown, MULLENS, McKinley. Henry klullens, Rob- MARK, Carl B. Miss Thilda Mark, Hector, DUNN, Albert John Dunn, Cuddy, Allegheny bins. Tenn. Minn. County. I'a. PADGETT. James A. M. N. Padgett, C12 MIARS, Clinton M. W. II. Miars, Forsyth, DUl’ES, John A. Mrs. Pearl Plemons Dupes, A\ right Street, Newberry, -S. C. Mont. Swe<>lwater. Tenn. PERKINS, John Henry. Mrs. Maggie Per- MICHAEL, Jlartin. Mrs. Annie Michael, 507 EMERY', William B. Mrs. Mary Emery, 2 E- D. 2, Jones City. Okla. South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Cornelia Street, Plattsburg, N. Y. S. C. Rhodes, MIDDLETON. Jay W. Mrs. Ida Middleton, EVERHARDT, Patrick J. Mrs. William Hus- bANM.U, Edward Island. Canada. Lyons. Nebr. sion, Emmett Avenue, Derby. Conn. Uob^t Y. Darld A SnRspr MIKKELSEN. Rasmus M. Marius Mikkclscn, ERASER, James. YIrs. David Fraser, 285 North James Street, Goldsboro, N. C.’ 1 Nordnasbak, Bergen, Norway. Hagen Street, Rochester, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLFTIX: AVFDNESDAY, FEBRUAKV 5, 1919 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

OANN, 'William II. Thomas .1. Gaun, Cho- SCHRICK, William. Mrs. Lizzie Sehrick, TABASCO, Tony. Mrs. Augialamaria 'I'a- tpaa. Ok la. Clayton, Mo. im.sco, 613 Anuin Street. Phlladcdplila, I'a. GAHCiA, Gr.ivlel. JIrs. .Toseplia Uavls, Som- SCIIRIMSIIEI;, Henry. Miss Flornnee Irene 'I’AL.W, Mil.c: IL Frank Bccb*,', Cr'*st’on, erville, 'I’ex. Sclirlmsher, U. F. I). 5, Huntsville, .Ahi. Iowa. DACKY. Michael .T. Mrs. Katherine Dacey, SCHULTZ. Alfred. Bernard Schultz, II. F. D. 'I'AI.LIEU. William F. Mrs. V. F. Dennis, !)00 .\lhauy Street, Ko-xhiiry, Mass. 2, Fox Lake, Wis. Railroad Avenue, Exeter, N. II. I'atrjck SHIVELY. John H. F. DONOVAN. Sissbee C. M. De»+««, John Shively, R. D. 1, T,\.\NEU, Archie L. Mrs. Hi Ion E. Tanner, M. D., 801 Columbia Koad, Dorchester, Bradford, Ohio. Ilallstead, Susquehanna County, I’n. Mass. S.MITH. Ira. Mrs. Collstii Smith, Tex. TuHa, TUCKER, James W, Mrs. .Mattie Tucker, Dl'l’HDK. Henry. Dupree, S.MITII, Irving. !.. T. Currete, Choslcr, Mrs. Matilda S02 Mrs. 309 Bluff Street, Wichita Falls, Tex. WashInRton Avenue. WateilmiT, Conn. N. J. VICKERS, George Edward. Mrs. George E. Mrs. SMtlL.ARZ, Charles. KVKKSON. William W. Mattie Kver- Harry West. 310 De- Vickers. Uo< k Point, Md. son, 116 Come Avenue SE., Mlnueapolls, laiicoy Street. New York, N. Y. ViOOR, FrcOx.’ord Street, Biooklyn, N. Y. V1\L\.N1, Giovanni. Antonio Vlvianl, Mc- Street. .Torsey Citv, N. J. SPER.A, Casimir. Mrs. Spera, 1020 Mara CIouJ, Cal. GII.I.INGS, Louis E. V. W. Gllliuss. Wads- Elston .Avenue, Chicago, 111. • WALDEN. Clifton S. Mrs. Arlie Walden, worth, lit. F. STARKEY, Edward C. Philip Starkey, R. Boonevllle, JUss. G1NG11.\S, AuRitstus. Sirs. Healer Adams, I). G, Mannington, W. Vn. WAL'l'ERMAN. Earl. Mrs. Anna Clark, Foot .825 La Sierra Drive, Friisno. Cal. STKW.AUT, .Anion U. Richard C. Stev/art, Sltwt, Cambridge? City, Ind. CIOVENUTTES, Antonio. Michael • Gloven- \Grpentop, Schuyler County, Mo. WALTON, William E. Mrs. Gertrude Walton, uttes, 10 East Fifty-first Street, Bayonne, SflTER. Edward David. Oloy Sutcr, Plum 284 Seventh Street, Jer.sey City, N. J. -N. .T. City, Wis. WATKINS, Henderson. Mrs. Sarah tihrtis, IIAKDMAN, Elmer. .T. S. Hardman. 1100 VINSON, /Jeorgo F. Charley W. Vinsdn, 515 North Walnut Street. Creston, Iowa. Twenty-third Slreet, Blrmin ’'lani. Ala. Richard Cily, Tenn. WATSON, Culey C. Mrs. JIary i>. 'Watson, HENSON, Georpe. Mrs. Loranc M’alker, W.VLTON, William Joseph, Mrs. Marv Wal- Driimripht. Okla. R. F. D. 1, BartotV, Fla. ton, 2517 West Oakdale Street, I'hlladel- W.Vl'SON, IIOUNETT, John E. Mrs. Mary L. Ilornett, George F. .Miss E. I>ewis, 36 Ce- phia, i’a. d;u' Street. Lynn. .17 Elizabeth Street. Flaitshnrp, N. Y. Mass. IIOW.MID. Eddie. Miss Lovie Howard, 1112 W.ANTI..AND, William G. Mrs. Agues V. Rltt- WEISS, Jacob. Mrs. Eva Weiss, box 76, Silver Street. Houston, Tex. ner. i;24 East Twenty-eighth Street, Balti- Neele, Wyo. more, HOWL.-VND, William I. Mrs. George How- Md, WILLSEA. Charles S. George S. Wlllsea, 187 land. Newherp. Orep. WILLI.VMS, George D. William H. Williams, .Vs!, ford Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. 7."5 IIUBH.UID. William S. William H. Hubbard, .South Matalack Street. West Chester, WILSON, Eugene A. Rev. John Wilson, 4.52 Eighth Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. i’a. I Honey Grove, Tex. HIH.SEY, John hi. Mrs. Bctsisie Hulsey, Kock WILLIG, Fred. Mrs. Ollie J. Willig, Italy, WILSON, Fred. Mrs. Susan E. Wethcring- Mart, Ga. Tex. ton. It, F. 1). 1, Vanceboro, N. C. HYKICi, Itaymond V. George W. Hyers, Point WILLIS, Clarence S. Mrs. Susie Dean, Oak- WOHLSTETl’ER. Isidor. Mrs. Molly Wohl- Pleasant, N. J. ham, Mass. slcttcr, 105C Madison Avenue, New York, JOHNS, Peter .\nton. Edward Johns, 1008 WOOD, Estes r. EIbcm Wood, R. F. D. 2, N. Y. South Thirteenth Street. I.a Crosse, Wis. Mount Carmel, III. YOUNG. Charles .J. Mrs. Lizzie A. Young, K.VMP, Nickolas. Hubert Kamp, II. R D. G, YARBROUGH, James R. Robert L. Yar- Seneca Falls. N. Y. Du!nu|ue, .Iowa. brough, Gilbert, Ark. MIKKELSEN, Evan II. Henry .T. Mikkelsen, J. Kideney, KIDENEV, Robert P.. Robert Y.ARTER, Howard B. Mrs. Mary Yarter, 043 I’rospect Street, Hancock, Mich. Bnffalo, N. Y. Wildroot Chemical Co., .\rgy!e, N. Y. MULCAHY. Jeremiah F. Jeremiah Mulcahy, Mr.s. Kattie C. MeDon- KIENE, Williain J. Y.ATES, James W. Mrs. Mary C. Yates, 1432 132 Third Street, South Boston, Mass. ald, 15 Montgomery SI root. Savan- North West AValnut Street, Lebanon, Pn. OLSON. Gustns Jjawrence. Mrs. Nell Olson, nah, Ga. Y.ATES, Leslie E. Henry Yates, Stithten, Ky. 219 South 1 Street, Fremont. Nebr. LISIT.'VNO, Gaetano. Mrs. .\ngelina Llsltano, MIDIO, Michael. Mrs. Rosa M. Vittal, 177 OVERLY. E.arl. Oscar O. Overly, Maroa, 111. 1.S ?\fonroe Street, New York. N. Y. Twenty-third Street. Chicago Heights, 111. I’ABESEN. Ave- Martin. Valentine Pabesen, LISKA, Joseph. Amos Liska, 1200 Guy MIELITZ. Herman W. Gu.vt Bliuiit::, Big Bratidock, Pa. nue, St. Louis, Mo. Stone, Idaho. P.VDGETT, Henry D. Mrs. Elminor LivI, Mcntagnana, Padgett, LIVI, Elesio. Ovedio JIIGONI, Michael. .Mrs. Carmela Guido, 39 Andrews, N. C. Provinre Be! Firencia, Italy. South Christian Street, Lancaster, Pa. Kirkpatrick, I’.\GE. Mose. Mrs. Florence Page, San Au- KIRKPATRICK, Hugh L. Ira MIKLINSKI, Ijco,, Sophie Miklins'ki, 2.3 gustine. Tex. .VuRUSta, Tex. Holmstoad Avcuuo. Depevv. N. Y. PEUKINS. Alfred C. F. D. Perkins, 15 .T.aeob KnoblicU, Lehr, KNOPLICK, John. MiKOL. Louis C. Ma.urice Mikol, 1662 Sec- Thames Street, Groton, Conn. N. Dak. ond Avenue. New York, N. Y'. PERKINS, George H. 5Irs. Alice Perkins, Gordon H. Au.aust Knell, 520 Sev- KNOLL. MULINARL RobeiT Vincent. Robert Albert 254 Milton Avenue. Ballston. N. Y. enth Street. Oshkosh, Wis. Ivoi, 3203 West Liberty Avenue, Dermont, PJORKINS. George 31. 3Irs. M.ary .Alex Novacrinski, Ann I’or- KOB.VL.VWSKI, .foseph. Pa. k'ns, 326 Wheeler Street, East Chattanooga, Clonnet. Minn. MUTXER. Joseph F. Mrs. Rose Muller, 220 'I’cnn. L.vr.RKGE, Romeo. Lawrence Laberge, 22 Wa.shington .street, Hoboken, N. .T. Mill Street, Auburn, Me. MULLIGAN, Lawrence. Mrs. Katie Burns, I’ONIAROS. Consiantine. .Aritoteli.s Joan- uidos. L.AKRITZ, Benjamin. Solomon Lakritz, 122 93 Arlington Avenue, .Jersey City, N. J. 351 East One hundred and seven- ICfbre Street, New York, N. Y. PACOUUEK, Otto G. Mrs. Catherine Pacou- teenth Street, New York, N. Y. L.AT.OWSKI, A.nthony P. Mary Kefas, 1480 rck, 6511 South Ashland Avenue, Chicago, POOLE, Arthur. Mrs. 3Iargarct Poole, 13.507 M<-Kinley .Avenue, Detroit, Mich. III. Kelso A.venuo, Cleveland. Ohio. L.ANGAS, Miecsy.st.aw. John Pokroswikl, REINHARDT. Alvin. Mrs. Lena Reinhardt, I’ERKINS, Arthur W. AVilliam H. Perkins, Sublime, 3'ex. 1001 St. .Alban Street, Detroit, Mich. 40 Porter Street, Somervilie. Mass. RHODES, John C. 3Irs. Emma V. Rhodes, Frank P. . .Jacob Lintner, 22 LINTNER, I’ERKINS, Eugene Sam-ael IT. G. Perkins, 409 I.yman Avenue. Govans, 3Id. Rri'xhton .Avenue. Torrington, Conn. .418 Burleson Street. San Jlarcos. Tex. RIGGS. Clifford E. Walter Riggs, LITTLE, Dave. Mrs. Clara L. Delouey, 2914 D. 3015 .Tack- PERKINS. Jim Tom Perkins, E. F. D. 1, son Street. Indianapolis, Ind. Woodland Avonue, Cleveland, Ohio. rJartsville. 'Tenn. RIlEY, Charles W. John Riley, Middle LOirNSBHRY, Clifford V. Mrs. Daisy Louns- POOI.I, W. Charles Gilbert. Lorenzo Pool. R. P. Street. Lexington, 3Iass. burv, 026 South Ehrigb.t Street, Muncie, D. 1. (.’alhouu. 111. Tnd. RICTTAUDSON, RIMBAUGH, Chris Wellington. Mrs. Lizzie Arthur B. Mrs. Mary E. Rimbaugh, Ellsworth, Pa' LFXDQUIST, F.dd L. John l.uudriuist, Richardson, 712 Lincoln Street, Liberal, Strathccne, Minn. Kans. BOTH, Albert L. Christ Roth, 211 Virginia E. Jlr.s. Francis Patterson, Street, Aspinv.mll, Pa. McFKE. Elmer RIGGINS. Claud ,J. .John A. Riggins, R. P. B 'tTHFUSS. Cluarles. 3Irs. Lissie Rothfuss, "422 North Rouse Street, Philadelphia, Pa. D. 2, Mountain View. Okla. J91 Kossuth Street, Newark. N. J. McFEETERS, Charlie P. Sol McFecters, ROTH, Carl A. Mrs. Elizabeth Roth, Belle- RUIZ, Julio. Mrs. Carmileda Ruiz, 1171 Fitz- Wolf Creek, Tenn. foiirche, S. Dak. gerald .\vcnne, San Francisco, Cal. McCL-VIN. Mike P. Mrs. T. Donnel.v, 2801 ROTH. Henry. I.,ewis Roth, 1260 Bushwick North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, I'a. Avenue, Brooklyn, SET.VIDGE, Clarence L. Robert E. Selvidge, N. Y. 129 Belmont Avenue. O’NEIL, Emmett. Mrs. Emma Lussenhop, B. SCIIIAVONE. Anthon.v. Victor Masotte,-404 Knoxville, Tenn. SE3II. Frank. Dominic Seriro, E. U.. Morton, Minn. _ East Eighth Street, box 3, Koppel, New York, N. Y. Pa. P.ICE. .Tames E. Claude Pace, -Antioch, SCHUMACK, Da.niel. Fred Schumack, Forbes, P.AKISIT, John. Paul Pakish, HIM McKcnon N. Dak. SF.M3IEL, Alfred. Barnard Sommcl, 827 .Avenue, Cltarleroi, Pa. SCUUTTE. Gleu O. Miss Grace Sehutte, I'uion Avenue. New York. N. Y. P.ATTON, Mitcfcaoola. Mrs. Mary E. Patton, Adnmston. W. Va, SENATORE, Alfonso. Anello Senatore, 7 .Spring Valley, Va. .SrXBY, George E. Harry J. Selby, 3729 .tdam Street. Newark, N. J. PENN, Ernest L. Mrs. Minnie Penn, care of Ko.ssuth Street, Baltimore, Md. SKOURTS, Andrew K. 3Irs. Panageota K. Enterprise Fou.ndry, Bristol, Tenn. SKAFIDAS, .John G. Spiros Skafidas, 142 .^kourts, A.gionoeion. Korihthias. Greece. PRinDA'. Austin. Dallas Priddy, Hartsherne. AVest Pearl Street. Nashua. N. H. SPiDAIIL, Ben J. Julius Spidahl, Rothsay, tikla. SMITH, Herbert 3'. Thomas Smith, R. F. D. 3Iinn. PRIDDY, Charles .Albert. Mathew E. Priddy, 1. Lafolletto, Tenn.* STEELEY, Christopher. William Steeley, .Adamson, Okla. SAHTIL Tlirara L. Vi’iliiam J^. Smith, Ope- Olds. N. C. PRIEST. Carl P. Patrick Priest, lOS Cath- lika. A,!a. STOWTl. Charlie D. Mrs. .Jennie Kelbv, 233 erine Joiinstown, Street, Pa. SNYDER, Harry. Mrs. Eugenia S. Snyder, Robertson Street, Gaffney. S. C. PRiNTZ, Charles D. Mrs. Sarah E. Printz, Coillji-irn, Colo. SULLIVAN. Camber W. Mrs. Lottie Sullivan, Earruihers, Cal. SPELLMAN. Charles B. Mrs. Alice Cr.aw- .8h.''lbyville. Mich. PP.lOit, Charles A. Mrs. Catherine Prior, 37 ferd, .55 Park View Avenue, Bangor. Jle SWANSON. Edward. Mrs. Magdalene Swan- '. rr.uo Street, Allston, Mass. STARKENEEKG^ Edward A. Mrs'. Thro- son. 859 Buckingham Place, Chicago, III. Charles KOSSK, W. Mrs. Christina Uosse,

THACKER, Dcnzol R. JIrs. Kale rarUor, Col- WILEY, Daniel P. Mrs. Lizzie Wiley, Lake- YOUNGSTROM, Bert H. John P. Young- lege Coiner, Ohio. view, Tex. strom, R. F. D. 1, box 8, Milaca, Minn. TUCKER, .John II. Hr.s. Mary E. Tucker, 81 WILLS Edward A. Mrs. Augustine Wills, ZIGOWSKI, Frank. Peter ZigOwski, 401 liishop Street, New Haven, Conn. Loretto, Pa. Lake Avenue, Ironwood, Mich. A’INJE, Floyd Yei'u. Mrs. Della Vinje, Mc- WOJCINSKI, Joseph S. Mrs. Ida Wojcin- JLYRSTELLER. Edwin M. Uerbin M. Mars- Farland, Wis. skl, 14 Beck Street, Buffalo, N. Y. tellcr. R. F. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. WALI.IKO, Casiniier. George Walijko, Pu- WOLFE, Clarence E. Bert E. Wolfe, Jack- McELVEEN, Ernest F. John F, McElvcen, laski, Wis. sonville, Ohio. Olanta, S. C. WATTS, Claude D. Columbus C. Watts, WOOLEY, George. Thomas Wooley, 414 MCFARLAND Earl D. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- R. F. D. 2, Moscow, Miss. South Orchard Street, Nev/ Bedford, Mass. Farland, 162 Nebraska Street, Painsvilie, WEINIIERG, Morris. Mrs. Sally Weinberg, YAGER, Walter M. John Yager, 332 West Ohio. 71) East One hundred and twenty-first Cherry Street, Massillon, Ohio. MEYER, Emil W. Ella Hague, Rock Elm, Wis. Street. New York, N. Y. Y'ARBOROUGH, Samuel H. Mrs. Minnie Yar- MICKAIJ.YN, John D. Moshak Mickallan, borough, WEIRICH, Hugo. August Weirich, Freder- Timpson, Tex. R. F. D. E, box 304, Fresno, Cal. ieksbufg, Tex. MANLEY, Arthur L. Waldron Mauley, Union MULDER, John. Mrs. Julia Mulder, Fayette, Street, Fullerton, WILLOUGHBY, Harry Barton. .John F. Wil- Pa. Faywood County, ICy. loughby, West Milton, Ohio. MARKESSINI, Angel L. Lambroo Markes- MULHOLLAND, Martin L. Mrs. Mary A. YARBROUGH, Seth W. Mrs. Joseph S. Yar- siui, Procapata, Province of Cephalonie, Collins, 331 Kush Street, Columbus, Ohio. brou.gh, Grapelaud, Tex. Greece. O’NEIL, Felix. Mrs. Elizabeth O’Neil, South YOUNT, Benjamin B. Mrs. Ella Yount, MARKET, Fred L. John Market, Waupum, Street, West Warren, Mass. R. F. D. 8, Frankfort, Ind. Pa. PENDOCK, Benny. Stanley Pcndock, box McFAUDEN, Emmett W. Pearl M. McFad- MARSHALL. Elmer L. William S. Salladc, 659. Northampton, Mass. .j 1918 Third Avenue, Brighton, den. 2 0 Franklin Avenue, Brookdale, Pa. New Pa. PEN.MAN, Arthur J. Miss Blanche Penman, MALLOY, Thomas H. Harry Malloy, 1013 O’MALLEY. William J. Patrick O’Malley, 12 Hulb Apartments, San Diego, Cal. Oak Street, Pittstou, Sedgwick Street, Chicago, HI. Pa. RICHARDSON, Arthur J. Mrs. Clarence Dun- MALONEY, James .1. James Maloney, 113 O’MEARA, Elija M. R. Mrs. Mary O’Meara, can, Creede, Colo. Nortli Sixth Street, Oakland, Cal. Strathmore Avenue, Hamilton, Md. RIEDEL, Grover F. Mrs. Charles Riedel, MALOY, George W. Mrs. Lillian Tramban, ONDR.YCHEK, Joseph G. Mrs. Frances Ou- Y'ader. Wash. 1148 r.ake Street, Oak Park, 111. drachek. Glencoe, Minn. SCHRIER, Louis. Miss Kittie Schricr, 382 MIDDAGH, Morgan. Gilbert Middagh, R. P. PENNA, Charles J. Mrs. Anna Penna, 1019 Littleton -\venue. Newark, N. J. Lexington .Avenue, D. 1, Buffaio, Minn. New York, N. Y. SEMASKO, Felix J. Paul Dodge, 914 Chat- MILLER, Thaddeus E. Mrs. Mary A. Miller, PERKINS, Edwin. Mrs. Clara Perkins, New- teau Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. R. F. D. 3 Napoleon, Ohio.. ark, 111. 0, STAWSKI, Frank L. Mrs. Stella S. Hawrus, MOLLERAN, George A. Miss Gertrude M. POAG. Aliicrt P. Mrs. Maggie Poag, 1552 North Clarron Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mattituck, N. Y. Mollerau, 930 Fairbanks Street, Cincinnati, WADASRIS, Tony. Mrs. Mina McEllons, Ohio. POPP, Bryou. James Popp, R. F. D. 1, Camp- W'ost ,8ide. Chicago, III. MULLEN. John A. Mrs. Elsie B. Mulliu, 003 bellsburg, Ky. PRINCE, Clarence L. John Prince, 1507 W.YYBRIGHT, Charles H. Miss Morea Way- West Fisk Street, Macomb, 111. bright, 261 Voids. Akron, Ohio. South Turner Avenue, Chicago, 111. East O’DONNELL, Daniel. Mrs. C. O’Donnell, 10 WHITE. Alvin. Mrs. Minnie Miles, R. F. D. Cranes Court, Woburn, Mass. RHATIGAN, William A. Mrs. Elien Rhatigan, 145 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1, box 56, Wybark. Okla. PACE. Louis. Mr.s. Elisa Pace. -037 Van H. F. Willman, RHENOW, Walter.. Robert C. Rhenow, WILLMAN, Albert Henry Vranken Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. 526 Brooklyn Boulevard. Pittsburgh, Pa. PALMER, Arthur E. Walter Palmer, 27 Hightstowu, N. J. RHOADES, Oliver M. Mrs. Louisa Rhoades, WILSON, Davis. Mrs. Julia Wilson, general Buckminster Road, Allston, Mass. delivcr.v. Bolivar. Tenn. PALMRIE, Dominick. L. Victoria Coumb’6, Yakima, Wash. RIGGINS, Levi M. Mrs. MALY'SSKO. .Joseph- Stanley Malyssko, 3037 63 Fi'anklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. Margy Perky, Mor- ristown, Tenn. South Miilward Avenue, Chicago, HI. PAULEY, Richard II. William H. Pauley, MANCUSO. Joseph. Frank Maucuso, Carter Ferrell, Okla. RIGNEY. Claude. W. T. Rlgney, Renhook, Franklin County, Va. .Avenue. South Carbondalc, Pa. ITIILLIPS, Thoma.'.-. Daniel Phillips, 125 Uric! Eric. Moss- ROBB, Harlan E. Mrs. Birdie Stohl, Belle MOSSB.YRGER, Andrew Grove Street. Youngstown, Ohio. JIo. Fourche, S. Dak. barger. Wise, RHODES, Olieu O. Mrs. Luia R. Rhodes, MULL.YLY'; Jlartin J. Joseph Mullaly, 30 1612 East Market Street, Stockton, Cal. ROONEY, Cornelius. Mrs. Mary Roonc.v, 612 Forty-ninth East Seventy-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. RHODE, Steve. William Rhode, 214 Cayugh West Street, New York. N. Y. ROE, Arthur A. MULLIGAN, James 1’. Charles Mulligan, Street, St. Paul, Minn. Mrs. Margaret Roe, 68 Summer Avenue, Newark, N. J. 745 Columbus .Avenue, Now York, N. Y. RILEY, Alfred II. Mrs. Mary Riley, 20 RO'TE, Fredrick J. Mrs. Mary T. Rote. 60 NELSON, Axel. YIrs. Caroline Nelson, Benson Street, Paterson, N. .1. East Avenue, York, Y.- Snorsjo. Lackeby, Sweden. Irvin W. Robbin.s, End New N. ROBBINS, W. Charles George Hubert R. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Dawson, Iowa. ROTH, R. Mrs. Casper Roth, 4707 O’M'ALLEY, Fowler Street, Manayunk, Miller. 208 Phillips Avenue, Carrick, Pa. ROTEI.L, Joseph. Tony Calasino, Back Philadelphia, Pa. ROTRAMEL, Ernest S. John E. O’MELI.A. .Toseph J. Mrs. Mary O'Melia, Street, Archbald, Pa. Rotramel, Frankfort, 111. 41 South Marbie Street, Stoneham, Mass. ROTOLO, Eugene. Mrs. Rose L. Rotolo, SCHEELER, Frank W. Mrs. Elizabeth Schee- O’NEILL; Harrv E. John F. O’Neill, 39 San- Sciaccia, Sicily, Italy. Icr, 914 North Eden Strxet, Baltimore, ford Street, Seymour, Conn. RUNNELS, Robert P. Pearl Runnels, King- Md. SCHEERNORN, Fi'ed. Mrs. Marguerite Scheer- O’NEILL. Henry. Mrs. Mary O’Neill, 401 fisher, Okla. norn, 112 Comuuipaw Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Michael Rusnock, East Fourteenth Street, Holland, RUSNOCK, Andrew S. Mich. OTIS, Arthur C. Peter Otis, R. F. D. 1, Beaverlirook, Pa. SCHEFFEL. Harry O. Mrs. Mary West Dopere, Wis. SCHENONE, Rea. Giovanni A. Schenone, SeheCfel, 816 North State Street, Litchfield, 111. OY’ERMAN. Frank 11. Bernard Overman, box 184, Stockton, Cal. SCHENK, Fred. Chris Schenk, Nevada, Ohio. SCHRODING, Lynn Henry. Mrs. Sallie Boyd, Wis. SCHER, Abraham. Mrs. Sarah Scher, 348 Pack, Louisa, Schroding, 418 Coal Street, Port Carbon, P.ACK, John. Mrs. Fannie East Fourteeutli Street. New York, N. Y’. Pa. Kv. SCHERY, Arthur F. Mrs. Elizabeth A. I’AI.N'l'Eit. John. YIrs. Mary Painter, 81C SCHUKNECHT, Doll F. Albert Schuknccht, Schery. 88 Stanley Street, Mount Morris, Olive Street, Houston, Tex. R. F. D. 3, Charles City, Iowa. N. Y. PONTERIERO, Anthony. .Anthony Mazza, SCHULTHEISS. Elmer P. John Schultheiss, SEHRT, Clarence. Frederick Sehrt, 020 West 38 Todrick Street, Pittston, Pa. 1509 South Central Park Avenue, Chicago, North Street, Indianapolis, Ind. I’OPI’, Alfred Henry. Mrs. Emma Haber- 111 . SKIVINGTON, John W. Mrs. Della F. Skiv-- stock, 1055 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, ington, SCHUMACHER, Arthur W. Mrs. Anna Schu- 157 i East Twenty-sixth Street, N. Y'. niaclier, Rolfe, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio. PRIHEMORE. Charlie. Mrs. Lizzie Pride- SCHUl’l’, Harry E. George Schupp, Gran- SPENCER, Charles 0. Mahlon Spencer, Mo- more. Kvlcs Ford. Tenn. denhutten, Ohio. zahala, Ohio. PRINCING, Charles. Mrs. Dorothy Princing, SCHW.UtTZ, Arthur F. Anton Schwartz, STENGER, Albert E. Mrs. Minnie Stenger, Cameron, Mo. route 3. Montello, Wis. 20 Sleight Street, Naperville. III. R.AUSCIl. Edward. Christian Rausch, 104 SCHWARTZ, Emil. Otto Jasser, Wisdom, STENSL.AUD, Arlhur. Mrs. Lena Steu'slaud, West Fort Street, BaltimoTe, Yld. Mont. 4053 Armitagc Avenue, Chicago, 111. REIM.AN, Ernest. Alais Reiman, Sheridan, SHOEMAKER, Alfred E. Charles E. Shoe- STRAUSS, Arthur W. Fred Strauss, R. F. D. HI. maker, 44 South Potomac Avenue, Waynes- 4, Quinev, Mich. REI.NCKE. Christian J. Mrs. Elizabeth Ijoro. Pa. SULLIVAN, Andrew W. Mrs. J. W. Sullivan. R' incke. 103 India Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. STARKEL, .Tacob C. Mrs. Christina Starkel, Fearu Springs, Miss. RHINE, William F. William Rhyne, Chico, 1.523 South Ainsworth Avenue, Tacoma, TADLOCK. Lester D. Mrs. Susan Tadlock, Tex. Wash. Purdon, Tex. RICE, Harry Carlton. Ransom Rice, R. F. D. STEEN, Cecil. William Young Steen. Moul- T.UIEN. Cornelius John. Mrs. Susan Tahcn, 2, Central Square, N. Y. ton Street, Greenville, Tex. 1247 Garden Street. Hoboken, N. J. RIGIlE’l’TI, Marco A. Giovani Taramaschi, SWAY'ZEE, Cecil A. Mrs. Ida A. Swayzec, I'lLI.EMURE. Henry. Mrs. Dina Villemure. 61 (i nihert Street, San Francisco. Cal. Star City. Ind. 527 Somerville Street, Manchester. N. 11. RODGERS, Daniel P. YIrs. Catherine Rodg- SZYMECKI. Michael B. Barney Szymcckl, W.A'l'SON, Archie W. Bud Watson, Grigsby, ers. 423 Xindon Avenue, Steubenville, Ohio. Ellicott Road, Lancaster, N. Y. Tex. SCHKIBET.. Carl. Karl ScUcibel, R. F. D. T.VBOR, .\dam S. Henry J. Tabor, box 47, WASIIINGTON, Achy. Mrs. Alfreda Wash- 1. Lothair. Mont. Falls Milks. Va. ington, R. F. D. 1, Chestnut Grove. A'a. SCIIFTZ, Hadley. Carl F. Schutz, 382 VICKLUN. Harry. Mrs. Hannah Hendrick- WEILL, Jacob. Mrs. Lena Weill, 295 Neilson Grand Avenue. .Aurora, 111. ‘ son. Station B, R. F. D. 2, Superior, Wis. Street, Now Brunswick, N. J. SEKLEA". Albert L. YIrs. Ella M. Seeley, WAIT, Russell O. Cyrus J. Walt, general de- WILLIS. David L. Mrs. Nettie Willis, Bill- 644 Erie Street. Camden, N. J. livery, Mulet Lake, Mich. ings, Mo. SEMlNFIx. George. Peter Seminuk. 174 WASHCIIUMCHICK, Adam. John Wash- WILLIS. Joseph T. Reuben W. Willis. R. F. George Street, Brantford, Ontario. Canada. chuimhick, .'{ East Sullivan Street, Syra- D. 1, Tarrvtown. Ga. SHIPP. Willie J. Mrs. Sarah J. Shipp, cuse, N. Y. WOLD, Joseph. Mrs. B. Wold, Starbuck, R. F. D. 1. Somerset, Va. WAT’r. Prod E. William M. Watt, Anderson, Minn. SNYDER. Holly P. John E. Snyder, Cape- WUDTKE. Henry William. Gust Wudtke. El- hart. W. Va. ViI.l.NKR Jack. Morris ST.ARK. Charles. Mrs. Katie Stark, 08 Mer- shaw Weiner, 3437 Cren inor, Minn. .\vonue, Chicago, 111. YOUNG. Bud. Frank Young, Grandview, Tex. ritt Street. Corona, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX: WEDNESDAY, FEHIUJARY 5, 1919. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

STAUK, George A. Mrs. Jnlln Stark, 3507 CRUM, Lewis Samuel. David Crum, R. F. D. LOVEL.YNI), F.nwrcnee R. Miss Myrtle Du- Merrill Avemio, Camdou, N. J. 6, Mexico, .Mo. mont, 40 Berki riy Street. Boston, SlaH". ST.VKKIOY, Krank ,1. Mrs. Katherine Starkey, DAI/I'ON, Jet. Mrs. Itura Dalton, Floyd, T.OWE. .lohii 1.. .Mn., William Lowe, 126

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STOItUK, James E. John Storer, Murray, DAVISON, Ray L. Mrs. Rffle B. Davison. LUKDKE, Kail W. Mrs. < hrlstlna l.uedke, ' Ohio. Glemvood, Ind. H. h', 1). Spencer, Nehr. STOUNAIILE, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Stornable, DOWD, Michael. Miss Annie Dowd. 627 West McCORMICK, George J. Mrs. Margaret Mc- Oil! Birch Street, Scranton, I’a. One hundred and twenty-fifth Street, New Cormick, 7 Penelope Plliei.. I’rovidenei-. It. I. STIlASSBUnO, Albert. Mrs. Caroline Zlebl, York, N. Y. MOI.I.OIIAN, Odhert A. Nathan II. Mollaban, It. l'\ D. 13, North Tonawanda, N. Y. ENGLEBRECIIT, George. Sirs. Margaret Servin. W. Va. VICE, Kred M. Mrs. Mamie Vice, Nowata, Englchrechtv 716 Fifty-first Street, Brook- MOORE, .Arnold. Mrs. Albert Moore, 31 Vea- Okln. lyn, N. Y. /,le Street. Norlh Adams. .Mass. WATTS. Frank. Mrs. Mary II. Watts, 420 GIACOMARHO, Michele. Mariano Glaco- MURPHY'. Henry A. Miss Helen Murphy, 70 I’ennsylvanla Avenue, Waverly, N. Y. niarro, 465 Harrison Street, Passaic, N. J. Hope Street, Providence. R. I. WAUiiII, Everett II. John Waugh, Solon, HAYNE, Wllhor H. M. L. Hayne, West MT'Rl’HY', James P. Martin R. Murphy, 323 Me. Ninth Stieet, Longmont, Colo. Ninth Street, Watervllcl, .N. Y. WEI BEL, .John. Mrs. Nellie Merle Welbel, HENDRICKS, Robert T. William D. Hen- OTIE.ARNE, .Arthur A. Mrs. Mary O'Hcarne, Aransas Pass, Tex. dricks Verdon, Minn. 1 Quarry Street, Hoosick T’aHs. N. Y'. WEILL. Joseph A. Albert Weill, 3418 I,ex- HILL, Elmore. Mrs. Elmore Hill, 219 Spruce PROW.ANT, Daniel. Samuel Prowant, It. F. Ington Avenue, Chicago, 111. Avenue, Badln, N. C. D. 6, Continental, Ohio. WIESBACII, John F. Mrs. Barbara Wiesbach, HITHEMANN, Henry. Mts. Lena Ilitzcinann, REIN, Samuel. Morris J. Goldman, .>02 West 1268 South Preston Street^ Louisville, Ky. .Ykron. Iowa. Thirteenth Street, New York, N. Y. WO.IIN, Sniva. Sima Wojin, Klare. Hungary. IIUSTACE, Allerton .M. Mrs. Anny B. Ilus- REIN.MtER. Fred II. Mrs. Louise Reinaiier, WOOPWAKD. Calvin P. Mrs. Bettle Stone, tace, 458 West One hundred and forty- 642 Morris Avenue, Summit, N. J. 118 PleasaiK Street, Brookline, Mass. third Street, New York, N. Y. RICHARDS. William R. Mrs. John II. Rich- I'AKUBISIN, Joseph. Joseph Yakublsln, 120 INGERSOLL. Ralph L. Louis Ingersoll, R. P. ards. Wharton. N. J. North Cleveland Street, box 430, McAdoo, D. 1, Batchtown, HI. SIIANKULA, Joiiann. John Sullivan, Doug- Pa. ALl.M.VN, ( Ice E. John Allman, Cabet Ave- las, W.VO. YOUNG, Charles Jackson. Arch Young, R. F. nue, Alabama City, Ala. SUDDARD, Francis E. Mrs. Francis E. Sud- BAILEY, Samuel A. MIr.anda Wldmor, care I). 8, Nor4nan, Okla. dard, 80 Seminary Street, Fort Edward, ZYSK.4, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Aewicka, Lee, Pa. of Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Long N. Y. Branch, N. J. SUni.ESKE, Peter. Chsrleg SudleskI, 3247 BOER INGA, John. Tony Ebring, Grasmere, Fisk Street, Chicago, III. SECTION 2, DECEMBER 23, 1918.—Con. Wash. TANNONE, Nicholas J, Mrs. Mary S. Tan- BOWER. Roy H. Susie Evans, Painter, Va. none, Rowayton, Conn. reported In this section were (The deaths BRAMBLE, Perry Adelbert. Clifford Bram- TOBIN, William J. Miss Ellen Tobin, 324 in previous issue of Official printed a Tnn ble, 1122 Slgsbee Street, Grand Rapids, Jackson Avenue, New Y'ork. N. Y’. U. S. Bulletin.] Mich. TOM.VSIIEFSKY, Harry. Max Tomashefsky, BRISTOL, Herbert E. Mrs. Etta J. Bristol, following casualties are reported lit) Vnrst Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. The 1107 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H. W.VTT, Bert Emmit. George S. Watt, 114 by the coinninnding general of the Ameri- BROWN, James L. Jim E. Brown, R. F. D. Carver Street, Warren, Pa. 1, Quitman, Tex. can Expeditionary Forces: WIIORTON. Jessie II. William Whorton, BUCKLES, John E. James M. Buckles, Ham- Hatchie, Tenn. Wounded Slightly. burg, Miss. WILE, Milton. Sol Wile. 3730 North Enght- BUSH, James W. Mrs. Elizabeth Bush, PBIVATES. eenth Street. I’hiladelphla. Pa. Carlsbad, N. Mex. PRICE. Thomas B. Dr. .A. B. Price, Gordo, FERLAND, Homer Leon. Prank Perland, 29 BYRUM, Algle E. Daniel E. Byrum, Cora- Ala. I.afayette Stieet, Rochester, N. H. peake. Gates County, N. C. PROSKY, Samuel. Morris Prosky, 24.3 I'hrls- GLOECKLER, Oscar A. G. Mrs. Agn^ DE .\RMONI), Rodney E. I. U. De Armond, topher Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gloecklcr, 400 Grand Avenue, Leonla, N. .r. Stony Point, La. RERBERT, Burkhardt J. Mrs. Mtiry C. Reb- HAAKAMA, John. Nick llaakama, 42 Ryn CAMBENSY, .\lbert. Mrs. Hannah Camben- hert, 132 South Durham Street, Baltimore, Court, Grand Rapids, Mich. sy, 248 North Hayne Avenue, Chicago, IB. Md. HADDOX, Joseph A. Samuel Haddock, Har- CELLA, Luigi. Mrs. Hosina Arace, i;75 Hunt- RUGGIANO. Raphael. Michael Ruggiano. 180 risvUle, W. Va. erdon Stieet, Newark, N. J. Bloomfield .Vvenue. Now.irk, N. J. HORR, John H. R. S. Horr, Loon Lake, CHANCE, Claude. Jasper Chance, R. F. D. 2, SALIN, John E. Mrs. Fina Salin. 15 Whit- Wash. Graymont, Ga. man Street, Ashtabula, Ohio. INTERTHAL, Fred J. Otto Interthal, 42 CHERRY, George M. William Cherry, 893 SCHERNIG, Richard. Henry Schernlg, 2329 Matilda Street, Shaler, Pa. Eleventh Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. l.ind'-n Street, Brooklyn, .\. Y'. JENSEN, William G. Mrs. Agnes C. Jensen, CHURCH, Enoch. William Church, Welser, SIEGEL, Samuel. Mrs. Ida Siegel, 103 East Viberg, S. Dak. Idaho. One hundred and fourth Street. New York, LOWE. John D. John W. Lowe, Rosewell, CO-X, Dan. Anson B. Cox, R. F. D. 1, N. Y. N. Jlex. Blounts Thomas. James Moian, 3720 Creek, N. C. SMITH, William T. Mrs. Jennie Smith, gen- McDermott, COX, John L. John B. Cox, Greensboro, llaverford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. N. C. eral delivery. Mount Vernon. Ohio. DAVIS, Len W. Mrs. Laura V. Davis, Wliliams, 13.32 MANN, Joseph D. Mrs. Mary P. Armstrong, 1132 WILLIAAfS. Floyd. Tom Bramton Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Street, Joplin, Mo. general delivery, Riverton, 111. Main GARDELLA, Michael. Wills, MATTOON, William B.* Edward Mattoon, John Gardella, 10 WIl.I.S. .Ailuiir B. Uairol! E. 103 Franklin Street, New York, N. |Y. Fourth .Avenue, Seattle. Wash. R. F. D 1, Claremont, IB. GARRISON, Eugene P. Mrs. Miss Bessie Wils- MICHELS, Jess. William M. Michels, Bo- Mlflnie W’agner, Wir.SFORD, Thomas F. Burlington, N. C. ford, 11.3 Wander .Avenue. Nashville, Tenn. gota. 111. GILMARTIN, John F. W. Gilmartin, Bryneduk, Forbes Allan J. Miss Margaret McDonald, 346 ZULIS. .Adam. Griegor MOORE, Twenty-first box 204. Konora, Ontario, Canada. Street, Brooklyn, N. ¥. Road, Pa. P.^RATORE, Philip. Mrs. Annie Paiatore, GORDON. Leslie E. Edward A. Gordon, ZUMBRUM, Edward W. William E. Zum- Roci.ville, Furna, Italy. It. I. hnim, R. F. D. 2, Hanover, Pa. Horace Mrs. Elsie D. P.eegle, PELLENS, Joseph G. P. F. Pellens, 603 St. GROOMS. W. .John W. Grooms, BEKGLE, Frederick C. .4nne Avenue, Baltimore, Md. K. F. D. 3, Prospect, Tcni>. 712 Normal Street, Springfield, Mo. PENCHANSKY, Louis. Ben Penchansky, 427 IIAGEL, Clarence M. Mrs. May Hagel, Trout BEG.AS. John. Paul Jeroz. 941 Rivard Street, Osborn Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Creek. Mont. Detroit, Mich. PENNINGTON, W’ade W. James A. Penning- HAMILTON, Fred. Mrs. S. Bliss, Brodhead, BEGUELIN, Paul L. Paul -A. Beguelln, ton. Ridgeway, Tex. Wi.<. Greene, Iowa. PHILLIPS, Alvah H. Frank Phillips, HARGROVE, Willie T. Joseph M. Hargrove, EETDEMAN, John. Miss Lottie Rnrke, 5.34 Vv'rightsville. Pa. Athens, Ala. Washington Street, Camden. N. J. PHILLIPS, Davis G. Mrs. Martha T. Phil- HARRINGTON, Parker. Mr.s. Sallie Harring- BERM.AN. Theodore. Samuel Berman, 1021 N. J. lips, Morganton, N. C. ton, R. P. D. 2. Ma.gee, Miss. Louisa Street, Elizabeth, Everett E. Edward R. Borton, PONE, Robert. J^ohn Pone, R. P. D. 1, box HARTLEY, Henry. Mrs. Minnie Hartley, BORTON, 9 Elizabethtown, N. C. route 3, Greenville, Ala. Elmer, N. Y. Mrs. STUISO, William J. Mrs. Catherine Stuiso, HOFFMAN, Wendell W'. John E. Hoffman, BOT'GHTON, Isaac. W. Boughton. Dan- Powers, ville. Ohio. ICl ^venteenth Street, West New York. Oreg. , N. J. JOHNSON, Charle.y. Mrs. Bertha Johnson, C.ASE, Rex M. Fred Mason, College Corner, BAKER, Harry D. George Baker, Meyers- 2100 Abbeville Avenue, Aiken, S. C. Ohio. ville, Md. JOHNSON, Fritz R. Mrs. Eliza Johnson. 739 C.\,ST’L.\, .Andrea. John Sims. Madison, B.-WES, Cecil W. Thomas Bayes, Sunny Main Street, Hamilton, Mont. Conn. Brae. Highland Park, III. JUNIOR, Hubert Grant. Mrs. Helen Junior, CriESNEY, Hugh. Mrs. Lillian Chesney, 205 Chazv, N. Y. BENNETT, Lester. Mrs. Rachel C. Bennett, Sargeailt Strei t. Hartford, Conn. Doiids, Iowa. JURKEWIC/I. Teofil. Mrs. Martha .Irgelska, CLOT'GH. Lawrence F. Airs. Catherine Good- BENOIVD.VKIS, Emanuel. George Anos.agis, 145 Brunswick Street. Jersey City, N. J. win. 13 Oak Street. Pl.vmonth, Mass. 774 Worthington Street, Springfield, Mass. JUSTICE, .Tames L. Mrs. Annie Laura -Jus- D.AVTS. Clemon G. William T. Davis. Golds- BKNTE. Victor George. Henry Bente, R. F. tice, 2.917 Cedar Avenue, Baltimore, Md. boro. N. C. D. 1, box 15, Sullivan. Wis. KEY', Edwin Lowder. Mrs. Sallie Key, EI- D.VVIS, Garland .A. Mrs. A. A. Strickland, BUXTOn, Charles .1. Mrs. Everett Buxton, lerbp, N. C. Lake City, Ark. 174 Houghton Street, North .\dams. Mass. KING, Norris C. Mrs. Annie C. King, North DE GROOT, John. Mrs. Henrietta De .Groot, CAMPBELL, Harry L. Mrs. Martha Camp- and Kelly Avenues, Mount Washington, Md. 637 Gregory .Avenue. Pas.siac. N. .1. bell, 334 Suydan Street, New Brunswick, KTtT’PK.Y. Frank Joseph .Tos-p'' KrupK;i, DEM.ARCO, Guiseppe. Victor Festa, 816 N. .T. 3904 Carlyle Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio. Nicholas Street. Reading. Pa. CAREY, Robert F. .John ,T. Carey, 42 Blos- LEE. Genie. Mrs. Haley H. Lee, Stockbridge, DT CF'^co. Vincenzo. Domenico Di Cecco, som Street, Haverhill, Mass. Ga. Montazzoli. Chietl Province, Italy. CARPENTER, Eldon. Horace Woods, Seely- LEYTllERM.VN, Henry C. Adam Lemmerman, -ARTZBERGER. Raymond F. Mrs. Lula Artz- ville, Ind. Chester, 111. berger. Lamed, Kans. COLE. Arthur J. Roscoe Cole, Railroad LINNEY, Elmer II. Nora Linney, Farnam, C.ATFS Tohn D. Price C. Ashcraft, Town- Avenue, North Bennington, Vt. Nebr. send, Mont. 24 THE OFFICIAL V. S. BT"LLETI\: IVEDXESDAY, FEBEUAEY 5, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

GIGGS, Joo. Tony Boroski, 420 Flint Street, IRION. Archie R. Charles II. Irion, Scotls GREENENWALD, John G. Mrs. Elsie Green- Tlirco lUvcrs, ftlicli. Bluff, Nebr. eiiwald, 202 East Twenty-seventh Street, GlLHliMATII, Dee. Will Gilbreath, Hunts- LINDSAY, James. Mrs. Sarah Milroy, New York, N. Y. ville, Ala. lowana Farm, Davenport, Iowa. HANEY', Patrick Henry. Mrs. Mary Haney, GINM, Kdwurd. Mrs. Nora Williams, Birdeyo, LISTON, Earl. Mrs. Jane Liston, Mallet 9 Norton Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ark. Creek, Ohio. LI.'KESH, Christian A. John Lukesh, R. F. GI-OWACKI, .Tosoph. Martin Maciejewski, LITKENHUS, Fred II. B. .John B. Litkenhus, D. 2. Kiel, Wis. 740 i:i;>hth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. R. F. D. 2, Tell City, Ind. LUNDOULST, Oscar II. John Lundqulst, 620 IIANSKN, Otto. Hans Hausen, 30S North McBEE, Claude R. Mrs. Minnie McBee, Shell- Tenth Avenue YY'est, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Thirty-second Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. mound, Teun. LEDFORD, Emmit. Steavc A. Ledford, Hern- HICKCOX, Clarke. Edward M. Hickcox, McBride, Arthur. Mrs. Sarah McBride. 522 don. Ky. Spring Green, Wis. West Forty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. LENIIARD, Harry W. John Lcnhard, Strang, HOl.LOWAY, Jule li. Mrs. Sarah Holloway, MoBRIDE, Albert. William G. McBride, Lick Nebr. Edgeneld, S. C. Creek, W, Va LUDWIG, Albert. Henry Ludwig, 429 West IlOI/r, Wellio Everett. Andrew Jackson Holt, MIGNARDI, Joseph. Walter J. Bells, 303 Street, Newport. Ky. II. I'. 1). C, Mountain Grove, Mo. Highland Avenue, Ithaca, N. Y. McLEAN, Harold B. Mr. Smithson, 350 Sum- HOIISI.KY, Arthur. Mrs. Myrtle Horsley, MILLER, Albert. Mrs. Sarah Miller, 1325 mer Street, Lowell, Mass. Wood.scross. Utah. South Central. Park Avenue, Chicago, 111. Mc.MAHON, Frederick B. Mrs. James F. Mc- .TANES. Edmund. Louis Janes, Suffern, N. Y. MOSIER, John V. Mrs. Margaret Mosier, 502 Mahon, 10 Boxford Street, Lawrence, Mass. JASINSKI, Anthony. Joseph Jasinski, 4085 Chene Street, Detroit, Mich. McJHLLAN, Lloyd A. Mrs. Mary E. Mcilil- East Si.\ty-fourth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. NEMITZ, Charles H. Herman Nemitz, Red- lan, 71 Kimball Street. Bradford, Mass. JASIONKOWSKI, John S. Stefaniga, Or- wood, Minn. M.YDDUX, George. Albert Maddux, Hamil- gane.s, 150 Meadow Street. Westtield, Mass. OLSON, Sivert. Jake Olson, 210 Eleventh ton, Mo. Street, Devils Lake, N. Dak. JENKINS, James 11. Uichard B. Jenkins, MANUEL, Edward. Mrs. Maymo YlanucI, 125 Stratford, Va. RICH, Alexander. Theodor Lang, 180 West South Lvun Street, Seymour,*Ind. Mrs. Liberty Street. Bridgeport, Conn. KEYTON, Forest II. •Lillian A. Keyton, MARGOLIES, Fred. Mrs. Sarah Cohen, 80 Dayton, Va. RICHEY. Lee E. Mrs. Frank Edward, Man- Varot Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Alnhage. chester, 111. L.YMONT.VGEN, Alljert Adolphe M.-YRTY'KAN, Joseph. John Dovulty, 404 I.amontagcn, Greenwood Street, Lawrence, SI’OONER, Frank A. Mary A. Spooner, Somer- West 'Twenty-sixth Street, Chicago, 111. Mass. ville, Mass. MATHEWS, Walter R. Mrs. .Marguerite LATLMEK, Ward B. Harry C. Latimer, K. F. STEWART, William W. Rev. William Stew- Mathews, 51 Vlcy Road, Scotia, N. Y. D. 2, Anacortes, Wash. art, Alexandria, Pa. MOORE, Lawrence. Thomas Moore, 1014 I.UKY.tNENKO, Wasyl. Steve Ziik, Kusch STREET, Harry A. James II. Street, 822 South Main Street, Medina, N. Y. Avenue, box Westbury, N. Y. 407, West Main Street, Lead, S. Dak. MORRIS, Jack. Mrs. Bertha Morris, Hugo, tUTIN, Floyd. Mrs. Myrtle Razy, 417 East M. WELDON, Robert Ement. Barnard Louis Okla. Carpenter Street, Springfield, 111. Weldon, 153 Cicotte Avenue, Detroit, Mich. MARTIN, Frank. Mrs. Margaret Martin, 1414 WHITE, Arthur W. Richard E. White, 434 OGILBEE, Harold D. Mrs. Lacetta OgiIbce, Woodland Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. West Seventeenth Street, Houston Heights, Ivinsmau, Ohio. JHTCIIELL, Edward A. Isaac B. Mitchell, Tex. OGILVIE, William F. William Ogilvie, 06 .\sbery, Va. I’rospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y'. WRIGHT, James Henry. James B. Wright, Claude L. Kenly A. Morris, R. P. ORICK, Harrison H. D. V. Orick, R. F. D, MORRIS, Grewe. Va. D. 1, ripersgap. Pa. 2, Hagan, Va. YOAKUM, George T.- Mrs. Celestene E. OTIERN, Daniel. Daniel O’llcrn, sr.. Stur- ORL.YNDO, James. Frank Orlando, 217 Eliza- geon Bay. Wis. Y'oakum. 209 I*cnn Street, Corinth, Tex. beth Street, New York, N. Y. Roy. Mrs. Young, Deeper, RUSSELL, Henderson. George Russell, Green-, YOUNG, Martha OSETH, Henry G. Gundcr G. Osetb, Spring wood. La. N. C. Grove, Minn. YOUNG, Thomas E. Mrs. Elizabeth RUBENSTEIN, Benj.nrain. Mrs. Rebecca Ru- Young, POWELL, James R. Julius A. Powell, Kings- Paducah, Ky. • bonstein, 026 Cross Street, Philadelphia, burg, S. C. Pa. YOUNG, William J. Robert Young, Galva, Iowa. McDARIS, Hobart Cecil. Miss Altha .Mc- SCIIMELZI^R, Bon. Mrs. T. S. Aide, High- * Daris. 021 Forsyth Building, Atlanta, Ga. land, Wis. ALFORD, Milburn O. William H. Alford, McF.YRL.YND, Luc. Bud McFarland, Frc- SHERM.IN, Everettc O. Willie T. Sherman, R. F. D. 4, box 00, Poplar Bluff, Mo. douia, Tex. F. D. Elkhorn, Wis. BACON. Geoi-ge J. Mrs. Elsie Gould, Cam- R. 2, William E. Miss Marion E. Man- SIIERWIN, George D. Mrs. Annie Sherwin, den Falls, Minn. M.YNLEY, ley, I’aul and High Streets, Burlington, Willard, Mont. BADER, John. Andrew Bader, 1394 De- N. J. SMITH, John C,, jr. .T. C. Smith, Waterloo, catur Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. S. C. BAGBY, Marshall. Edward Gore, Olmsted, M.YRSH, John C. Mrs. Emma Marsh, Mont- SMITH. John S. Mrs. Mabel M. Smith, 1125 111 . rose Avenue, Charlottesville, Y'a. Commonwealth Avenue, Allston, Mass. BENDER, .Julius. Mrs. Christina Bender, MECHAN, John J. Mrs. Beatrice Meehan, STEINLEN. John. 'Mrs. Freda Stcinlen, 5 Eureka, S. Dak. 1430 Amsterdam Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y. Sterling Street. Woodhaven, N. Y. BENEDIK, .John W. Mrs. Pranc&s Bcncdik, MILLER, Jack. Sam Miller, 4923 Calumet STEWART, Frank G. Howard C. Stewart, 21 1916 Shamokiu Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Avenue, Chicago, 111. Miller, Myrtle Street, Portland, Mo. BONE, Hugh Y. Hugh Y. Ilone, Rutherford, MILLER. Jesse. Mrs. Edna Spring TR.VMMELL, Earl Erlmore. Mrs. Rosie Tenn. Lick, Ky. Smith, Healdton, Okla. MONROE, George H. i.eo Monroe, I’orts- BILLE'l'T, Ra.vmond K. Henry K. Billctt, BENE, William. Clements Bene. 2230 Tenth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. mouth, Ohio. 0.17 North George Street, New York Boro, MONTEb.VNO, Anthony. John Montesano, Pa. BRITTON, Ernest D. Mrs. Lulu Britton, Bone. Tex. 178 Lafayette Street, New York, N. Y'. BLAKE, Alfred L. Mrs. Nettie Blake, 29 MOSGROBEK, George. Mrs. Margaret .Mos- Colfax Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BROCK, -Claney R. Samuel Brock, Hagerman, N. Mex. grober, 109 Goodyear Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. CLARK, Charles L. John A. Clark, R. P. D. MUCH.Y, Jo.seph. Mike Baronswki, 19 Eighth 1, McClnng. Va. BUTLER, John C. John W. Butler, R. P. D. - Street, Donora, Pa. DE SALVO, Dominick. .Joseph Fiorillo, 557 1. Luray; Tenn. MUNSON, Jess. Mrs. Florence Munson, B. BUZAID, Joseph N. Chicary N. Buzaid, liroadway. Long Branch, N. .T. care F. D. 2, Dexter, Minn. DIM.IRZIO, Alexander. Dan Dimarzio, J-20, of Mutual Furniture Co., Danbury, Conn. MURPHY', John J. Thomas J. Murphy, 316 Ellsworth, Pa. BYRUM. Daniel ‘J. Daniel E. Byrum, R. F. South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ERB, John. Mrs. Anna Erb, 2008 North D. 1, box 40, Corepaake. N. C. NOBLES. Robert L. Mrs. Maggie N. Nobles, Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CHORLEY, Henry G. John Chorley. 9019 R. F. D. 0, Decatur, Tex. FERENC, Mike. Wojoech Ferenc, 13218 Dur- Exchange Avenue, South Chicago, 111. PARH.YM. Oscar F. Mrs. Jessie Parham, kin Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. CHOROST, Morris. Arron Chorost, 1407 East Chalk Mountain, Tex. GIOV.t.NETTl, Petro. Frank Burns, 124 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PAUL, Walter L. Nathan Paul, 703 Broad« .John. Mi's. Elizabeth Clegg, South .\rlzona Street, Butte, Mont. CLEGG, Round way, Camden, N. .1. HAYIIURST. Harley S. Mrs. Anna E. Hay- Bottom. Ohio. PHILLIPS, Andrew R. Mrs. Andrew R. hurst. R. P. D. 3. Reve.sville, W. Va. COLEMAN. Lewis L. William H. Coleman, Phillips, box 44, Chesterfield, S. C. HOLMES, Harry Y. Mrs. Pauline Holmes, Brill, Wis. PHILLIPS, Delbert M. Israel L. Phillips, R. 20Si! Shadeland Avenue, North Side, Pitts- JEFFERSON. Thomas. Mrs. Perry Collins, K, D. 2, Newburg, W. Y’a. burgh. Pa. West Middlesex, Pa. PIl^S. Carl L. Jacob Pitts, Havlland, Ohio. INGIL\GGI.\TO, Joseph P. James Inguaggi- CONGER, Myron. Marvin Conger, R. F. D. PLl'NKETT, William. Mrs. Mary Plunkett. ato. 145 Congress Street, Newark, N. J. 30, box 43. Glenhuelah, Wis. !*3 Kingsland Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. KIRSCH, Frank G. Mrs. Barbara Kirsch, 082 CONKLIN, Samuel Justis. Mrs. Sarah E. REYNOLDS, John W. James B. Reynolds, Haight Street, San Francisco, Cal. Conklin. Mount Victory, Ohio. 808 Wood Street, Nashville, Tenn. KLOSS. Mathias C. Mrs. Mary H. E. IClOss, CONNOLI.Y, John. Mrs. Mary M. Neal, 168 RICHARDSON. Ocee. James II. Richardson, T9 Bradford Street, .Mbany, N. Y. Greenwood Street, Roxbury, Mass. route 2, Nashville, N. C. KOSTOPOULOS, John T. Nick I'hillips, 542 CONROY'. Francis .1. Mrs. Bridget Sweeney, ROSE. Edward C. Jlrs. Roberta Rose. 2803 Beacon Street, San Pedro, Cal. 418 Humboldt Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fourth l^treet NE., YY'ashington, D. C. LF' T..\R. Garvin A. L. A. Lellar, Baldwin, CULBERTSON. Richard Earl. Mrs. Bessie ROSS, Daniel. Mrs. Rosian Ross, Beaver- Miss. Culbertson, Cresco, Iowa. dale. Pa. NALL, Henry JI. Mrs. Lydia L. Nall, Sagar- CUUR.VN, James J. Mrs. Mary Curran. 509 SHAPIRO, Jacob. Abraham Zarembe Witz, ton. Tex. West One hundred and seventieth Street, 210 East Houston Street, New York, N. Y. NORDBERG, Franz P. Mrs. Agnes Peterson, Now Y'ork. N. Y. .‘^TEINILU'SER, Paul. Joe Stclnhauser, New 904- River Street, Hyde Park, Mass. DACZKOWSKI, John. George Kozloski, 3129 Reigel. Ohio. NUT'ITNG, Haven C. Wilder Nutting, Big Lagrange Street, Toledo, Ohio. STERLI.N'G. George William. William Ster- • Timber. Mont. DIAMOND, James F. Miss Kattic Diamond, ling. Smithfield, W. Y'a. TORO, Seralino. Mrs. Annantion Toro, Cara- R. F. D. 3, Sherwood. Branch County, Mich. TEETSELL, Glenford I. Albert A. TcctselT, nianlo Oliiete, Italy. EMERSON, Clarence T. Mrs. Mary Orvis, .87 Market Street, Saugerties. N. Y'. WYLIE. Marion H. Jimmie A. Wylie, Era, St. Olaf. Iowa. TERRY. Jethro O. William L. Terry, R. F. Tox. IT.OCK, Nicholas J. Mrs. Harriet Flock. 505 D. 1. Cedar Grove, N. C. IN 1’RM!,\ijtOT.A, Pietro. Mrs. Rosa Intrr One hundred and fifty-eighth Street West, TO()IIEY’. Joseph M. Mrs. .Joseph M.-Toohey, bartol.i, ,1 Eldridge Street, New York, N. 1 Now Y'ork, N. Y. R. F. D., YY’est Monroe, N. Y. THE OFFTCTAL V. S. EULLETTX: WEDNESDAY. FEBrJAVKY 5, 1019. 25 Casualties reported by gen. pershing Zachcr, Janas- TOOI.KV, Will. Mis. Viiuiilo Tooli-y, WeatU- SECTION DECEMBER 24, 1918. Z.ACHEIt. Vernon B. Fred 1, town, N. Dak. ('I'l’ord. Tex. TOltdKSON, Gilbert. Torgeson Bros., Spring [The denth.s reported In this section wore CONSIDINE, Itaymond J. James P. I'on.sl- Slxty-lhlrd Stricl, Phila- Viilb'.v. Minn. printed in a previous issue of Tub Official dlne, 918 North TUUNKlt. Claude B.vron. Mrs. Myrtle Teel, U. S. Bulletin.] delphia, Pa. Horace W. Frank Day, Fairmont. Minn. U. K. 1). 4, Dexter, Mo. DAY. TM’IM.VG, Herbert 0. Charles Twining, R. The foHowing casualties arc reported DICKINSON, Elmer Newton. Mrs. Ellz:ibetli Dlekiuson, Main Street, Glastonbury, Conn. 1’’. I). Newtown, I’a. by the commanding geiteral of the Ameri- Mrs. T. Freeman, VARNKK, Allen. Ben Varner, R. F. D. 1, FRKE.MAN, John W. A. can Expeditionary Forces; f!. Grandview, Ind. 1202 Florida Avenue NE., Washington, O. HARKINS. Henry A. Mrs. Mary S. Harkins, AVIKCK, Clinrlca. Nicholas Wieck, 0-117 Cos- Wotinded Severely. tello Avenue, Chicago, 111. Menlo Park, (.'al. WINIGKU. Krnest T. Mrs. Kunice Winigcr, MAJOB. HOBBS, Avis T. Alonzo Hobbs, Lebanon, Tenn. French Lick, Ind. SPENCER, I.orlliard. Mrs. Mary R. Spencer, WOLKUHY. Itu.ssell B. Mrs. Bottle A. Wol- 71 East' Elglity-sccond Street, New York, HOENSTINE, Floyd C. Mrs. M. E. Hocn- frev. Culpeper. Va. N. Y. stine. 1010 Graham Avenue, Windber, I’a. WOODFORD, Hugh L. Wilson T. Woodford, CAPTAI.VS. HUELSEK, Charles A. Paul J. Huel.s'-r, 2725 K. I'. D. 8, Grafton, W. Va. Cliurcli Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MCLENDON, I. R. Joshua McLcudon, Bluff- 'Tliomas Joseph. Mrs. Franc es ton, (Ja, KAVANAUGH, I, Kavauaiigh, 077 Dudley Street, Bo'stoii, MUNSELL, William II. Dr. W. II. Munsell, KARINE CORPS, Wells River, Vt. Mass. NELSON. Rufus R. Mrs. Rufus R. Nelson, LARGE. Spencer S. Mrs. Jfary S. Easby, [The deaths reported In this section were Morenci, Arlz. 2119 Pino Street. I’hiladelphia, Pa. printed in a previous issue of The Ofi’ICIAI. WILSON, York L. Mrs. W. B. Wilson, 434 LESTER, William C. William C. Lester, 'Tut- tJ. S. Bulletin.] Charlotte Avenue, Rock HID, S. C. wiler. Miss. LITTIG, Ward P. Mrs. Daisy C. Uttig, 214 The following Marine Corps casualties LinUTENANTS. North Shafer Street, Richmond, \'a. ore reported by the commanding general ARCHER, Mark E. Mrs. Josiah Archer, Co- MCCORMACK, Thomas H. ’Thomas J. McCor- of the American Expeditionary Forces: lumlila City, Ind. mack, 1309 Eighth Street, La Salle. III. ASKEY, Harrison L. Edwin N. Askey, 625 MAI.COMB, James M. M. A. Malcomb, An- \Vou,nded Severely. Soutli Anderson Street, Tacoma, YYash. dalusia. Ala. BARNES, Gerald Cowenhoven. Miss Dora - NEWBERRY, Wilfrid 'T. Mrs. Arthur A. SEROE.\.VTS. Barnes, 1019 Eighteenth Avenue South, Newbury, 2300 West Pacific Avenue, Spo- Na.shville, Tenn, kane, Wash. William J. Theresa Brown, Morris- BROWN. B.VTJER, Henry II. Mrs. Gertrude II. Bat- POT'l’ER, Hannibal E. T. II. Potter, Trout- town. Ohio. ter, 1210 Mesquite Street, Corpus Christ!, ville, Va. ,T. Kelly, KFLl.V, Thomas Blanche V. 221 A GX. PYLES, Harry H. Mr.s. Anna Pyles, box 73, North Clifford Street. I’hiladelphia, Pa. BURLIN, Charles William. Mrs. Charles T. Fairview, W. Va. LIUv.V. Peter. Nettle Creshovak. 12428 South Burlin, Whitinsville, Mass. SPRINGER, Low W. Frank Springer, the Street, West Pullman, III. Mav CHANDLER, Farish C. T. Isaac Chandler, Dresden Apartments, Washington, 1). C. Ftta MiniRAY. Harold W. Murray, 5812 Commerce, Ga. WOODV.’ORTH, Leigh J. Mrs. Alonzo Wood- Chicago. 111. West End Street, .\ustiu, DAVENPORT, Paul Mitchell. Mrs. Mary worth, 521 North Pearl Street, Janesville, .losoph A. Nctke, 15 Boulevard NKTKl', Rose Elizabeth Davenport, 429 Dawson Street, Wis. Court. Detroit, Mich. Thomasvillo, Ga. ZWICKER, Michael II. Henry Zwicker, 727 STOVER. Gervis F,. Charles Stover, Mill- DINGELSTEDT, Otto II. Mrs. George P. West Dayton Street, Madison, Wis. hcini. Pa. Dinglestedt, 832 Louisiana Street, Law- CORPOR.\LS. SERGEANTS. rence, Kan.s. BRANTLEY, Paul. Mr.s. T. L. Brantley, 216 DOYE, Robert W. Robert G. H. Doye, 117 BARKWELL, Weston W. Mrs. Anna Bark- West Ninih Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Berkeley Place, Brooklyn^N. Y. well, Tenth Avenue and Twenty-seventh H.-VWS. Edward II.. Edward Ilaws, 1240 West EMBRY, Talton H. Mrs. Fannie J. Embry, Street. Marion, low'a. Hazvard Street, Philadelphia. P.a. 225 West Second Street, Lexington, Ky. BARRETT, Thomas F. Mrs. Thomas F. Bar- M.tLLOCK. ,Tolin. Elenorc Mallock, 1800 HEIKEN, Eilert G. Mrs. Caroline Heikcn, rett, 2530 New Woodhavcu Avenue, Wood- 'rwenty-ninth Street. Enslo.v, Ala. 1010 Cedar Street, Ottawa, Kans. haven, N. Y. SPELL, Edward R.' Sallio F. Spell, Shiro, HENDRICKS, Hydn II. Dr. Hiram W. Hen- BEAMAN, Roy E. E. Ralph Beaman, 17 Tex. dricks, 324 East >fain Street, Shelbyville, Leyden Street, Plymouth, Mass. VIAL. Frank A. Elizabeth Vial, Hanover, Va. Ky- BBCOTTE, Arthur J. Mrs. Florence Beeottc, KIRCHEIS, Alexander L. Mrs. Emma L. ."96 North Front Street. New Bedford, Mass. nniv.vTES. Fuldwi, 601 Wesi One hundred and thirty- BERO, John. Joseph Bero, 218 Olive, Capor- fifth Street, New Y'ork. N. Y. ciano, Italy. BOYCE. .John T. William W. Boyce, Okolona, (Siarles Blackburn. Harry. Mrs. Rebecca Blanstein, -Ark. LAWTON, Nathan O. BLANSTEIN, L.awdon, South Strafford, Vt. Brooklyn, N. Y. BREEDING, Seth. Willie Goslin, 520 Mave- I.ESTER, Ralph W. James W. Lester, 121 Samuel L. Mrs. Charlotte Brad- rick Street. San Antonio. Tex. BRADBURY. Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. bury, 157 Maple Avenue, Woodbury, N. J. BRITTEN, Curtis. John G. Britten, general ME.VIRS. Carl R. Charles Meairs, care Raymond D. Mrs. Roy Tong, 730 delivery. Cottonwood. Cal. C. of DAVIS, Sherman Institute, Riverside, Cal. Menter Avenue, Painesville, Ohio. BROWN. Frank. Antonio Brown, Do Witt, Merle W. Mrs. Merle W. Denny, Nchr. MILLARD. Leslie J. Miss Louie Millard, DENNY, 739 First Avenue, Columbus. Ga. 2202 Second Avenue West, Seattle, Wash. BFSU, Fred E. Cora Bush, 285 Hilliger Ave- MULHOLLAND, Emmett P. M. J. Mulhol- GAPEN, Frank William. Levi Gapen, White- nue, Detroit, Mich. land, 212 North Sixteenth Street, Fort water, Wis. CARLSON, Arthur E. John Carlson, 820 Dodge, Iowa. GOLD, Charles. Karl Gold, 374 East One West Main Street. Detroit, Mich. P.VRKISH, Joseph. Charles Parrish, 657 hundred and fifty-fifth Street, New York, CRAMER, Louis. William H. Cramer, 374 West Sixty-fourth Street. Chicago, 111. N. Y. Elk Street, Albany. N. Y. RICE, Walter L. A. S. J. Rice, Spout Spring, GRACE, Edward C. Mrs. May Grace, Athens, DEMOURE. Peerley E. Harry Demoure, Oka- •Yppomattox County, Va. Mich. ben:',. Minn. ROCHE, Lester. John Roche, 3505 Jackson GUTSCHENRITTER. Samuel B. Mrs. Martha DESPEAUX, Howard Clara Despeaux, Street, Dubuque, Iowa. Gutschenritter, Oskaloosa, Kans. COO North Castle Street, Baltimore, Md. ROPER, Daniel C.. jr. Hon. Daniel C. Roper, HILLIG, Herman H. Clarence Billings, 19 GOOD. William J. William H. Good, Mile, Me. 7059 Alaska Avenue NW., Washington, Oak Street, Ridgefield Park, N. J. HARVILLE. Robert L. Lillian Wood, 836 D. C. LEHMAN, Gus Harold. Mrs. William Leh- Woodlawn Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. ROWELL. Ernest G. Mrs. Jennie. M. Rowell7~ — man. 128 Waverly Place, Waukesha, Wis. JACKSON, Kenneth. Maida L. Warwick, 645 106 Sullivan Sti'ect, Claremont, N. H. KcTDONOUGH. Thomas. Mrs. Bridget Mc- Thirty-fifth Street, Norfolk, Va. SHEA, Patrick F. Mrs. Thomas E. Crowe; Donough, 62 Cutter Street, Waltham, Mass. KANE, Daniel. Charles McNeil. 209 East Sunnyside Avenue, Oakville, Conn. MERRIMAN, Pierce. Thomas B. Merriman, Tex. One hundred and fifteenth Street, New SMITH. Howard C. Mrs. Martha L. Smith, 408 Moss Street, Orange, York. N. Y. 60 Main Street. Hudson Falls, N. Y. BOYLE, John F. Mrs. Sabina Boyde, 26 SMITH, Norvin E. Ellis E. Smith, Kilbourne, Home Street, Fall River, Mass. KESTER, Franklin J. Fern M. Kester, 233 Iowa. BROOKS, Albert L. George W. Brooks, 2579 Dayle Court, Wilmette; 111. STANLEY. Gilbert. Harold Stanley, 140 Demiug Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. MARSHALL, Roy D. Mary E. Marshall, CARNES, Alexander B. Harry M. Carnes, Beaver City, Nebr. Broadway, New York, N. Y. STOUT, Penrose V. II. G. Stout, 417 East Fourth Street, Youngwood, Pa. RASER. Carl R. Peter Raser, niral route 2, CURRAN, Philip J. Charles P. Curran, 309 Bow, Wash. One hundred and ninth Street, New York City. North (Jordan Street, Pomona, Cal. ROBERTSON, Robert W. William B. Robert- DALWITZ, August. William Dalwitz, 1901 son. 61 Fellsway East, Malden, Mass. TEN EYCK. Walton B. Walter D. Ten Eyck, 91 Rodney Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ferry Street, St. Louis, Mo. SMITH. Merrill H. Susan B. Smith, Athens, GREENE, George F. Mrs. Alice Greene, 473 Tenn. TWITCHELL, Frederick M. Fremont C. Twitchell, Orcutt, Cal. Washington Street, East Walpole, Mass. SMITH,. Robert T. JIargaret Smith, 428 WALLACE, John Whitlock. William Wallace, GREER, Sebert. Mrs. Elsie Greer, 1020 First Street. Troy, N. Y. 318 Walnut Street, Statesville. N. C. Randall Street, Poplar Bluff, Mo. SWINNEY'. Oram J. Addie A. Swinney, gen- WASCHER. Harold A. Mrs. William Wascher, GREGORY, Fred S. Mrs. Helen M. Gregory, eral delivery. Throp Springs. Tex. 505 South Walnut Street, Urbana, 111. 18111 Allandale Avenue, East Cleveland, TR-VNOR. Frank E. William .T. Tranor, 906 WEAVER. Burr S. MTlliam F. Weaver, 220 Ohio. West Park Square. Moore, Pa. East Morgan Street, Denison, Tex. MAUNEY, George C. Martin Luther Mauney, TURLEY. Thomas A. Ev.i Turley, route 2, WESTRA. Syhraut O. Nicholas J. Westra, Murphey, N. C. Puyallup. Wash. 122 Colfax Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. MULHOLLAND, Vincent. Hugh Mulholland, WILSON. Robert M. William Wilson, R. F. WILLIAMS. Fr.-.nk A. Mrs. F. A. Williams, 385 East One hundred and sixty-eighth D. 2. Purgettstowu, Pa. Moss Polut, Miss. Street, New York, N. Y. ZIMMFRM.VN, Jelip. Henry Zimmerman, YAEGER. Ralnh A. Mrs. Ralph A. Yaeger, NELSON, Harold. John A. Nelson, Selley, 3504 l';ipip Slreei, SI. Louis, Mo. Marlinton, W. Va. Cal.

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NRWTOX, l)nni(*l E. Mrs. Rachapl Newton, SXLXRT, Dow. John Smart, Hayden ville, GOATS, Andrew C. J. Jack Goats, Brown- 701 Mi.ssissii)i)i Avenue, IJemidji, Minn. Ohio. wood, Tex. ItlCllKV, Noitou .1. .John llicUey, 11. E. D. 2, SOOSE, John Edward. John Soose, R. F. D. PR.XTT, James. W. Mrs. Emma P. Pratt, 1 bo.x !), Central, S. C. 2, Glenshaw, Pa. Bennington Street, (Julncv, Mass. liOIUNSON, IClli.s Eree. .Tames Bert Uobin- STRUNK, 1‘eter Paul. XIrs. Arminda Strunk, CROUSE, William Jewell. XIrs. Lela L. soii, 020 South Center Street, Grove City, I’ortland, Pa. Cooper, Kingston, Xle. Pa. SVOBODA, Frank. XIrs. Anna Svoboda, 3190 SCHUNK. Lawrence. Phillip Schnnk, 812 XX’est Fiftieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. MECHANICS. North Maple Street, Marshiield, Wis. SYX ERSTAD, Iver. Benedict Dahl, 2401 Pine CALLAILXN, James. Xlichael T. Callahan, 00 SMITH, .lack. Mrs. Eu;tene C. Smith, 324 Street, Everett, XVash. Fourth Street, Plymouth. Mass. South Eifth Street, Gadsden, Ala. TANK, Roland Louis. Mrs. Rosa Tank, 523 LEACV, William J. Mrs. Mary Leacy, 912 STONE, .John Harwood. Albert Stone, 8 West First Street SXV., XIason City, Iowa. XX'est Lombard Street, Baltimore, Xld. Eighth Street, Oswego, N. vr. THORNTON, Milo Xlyrtle., Xlelvin Eli Thorn- PAULEY. Joe E. XIrs. Helen Pauley, Odell, TOY, James H. Mrs. Christina Toy, 304 ton, R. E. I). 4, Ionia, Xlich. Okla. Grant Street, Plttslmrgli, Pa. TINDER, Robert L. Mrs. EmtBa Tinder, HELLER, Leo L. Fred Heller, 218 Grove TUUNEJt, Allred A. Mrs. May B. Turner, 61 Tracy, XIo. Street, Tonawanda, N. Y'. North Stanley Street, Ingram, Pa. TOBIN, John V. XIrs. XIargaret Tobin, 8 SINGLETON, Elmer. Mrs. XIartha Singleton, UNSELL, Lloyd L. Mrs. Bettie Unsell, Bard- Garlield Street, Yonkers, N. Y. New Richmond, Ind. WHITE, Lewis C. Van White, XVheelersburg, well, Ky. COOK. WEBI!, Edward S. Mrs. Ida Webb, K. F. D. Ohio. Fill- 1, Prendergast, Tenn. BABCOCK. William S. XIrs. Pauline S. Bab- CRITTON. Lewis P. Phillip I. Critton, WILDAUER. Frank G. Mrs. John Wlldaur, cock, 158 Haywood Avenue, Orange, N. J. more, Cal. Reynoldsvillc, Pa. BELL, Arthur J. XIrs. Anna C. Bell, Xlecosta, PBItXtTES. WOOLEY*, Lones. Daniel W. Wooley, Fancy Xllch. ALLBRIGHT. Franklin. XVilliam F. Allbright, Farm, Ky. BIESEXIEIER, Bennie C. Ernest Biesemeier, Crockett, Tex. YUNT, John E. Mr.s. Nora Yunt, 621 Platt Oswego, III. ALPEROWITZ, Alex. XIrs. Frances Rakope, Carden, .\ venue, Mattoon, 111. CARDEN. James Joseph. James 1370 Washington Avenue, New York, N. Y. ZIMMERS, Roy R. Mrs. M. Maloney, 120 XIountain Dale, N. Y. APPLEGATE, Charlie. Mrs. Clara Applegate, Carrington Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. CASEY, Jolin J. Patrick Casey, 174 Nine- Graj’son, Ky. teenth Street, York, OLIVER, Mack, jr. Mack Oliver, sr.. Spring- New N. YL ARNOLD. Alex P. XIrs. Ina XI. Arnold, R. F. J. Cranes- lick, Ky. CLAYTON. Fenn H. R. Clayton, D. 1, XVakeCeld, N. C. PFEFFERKORN, Arnold A. William Pfeffer- ville. Erie County, Pa. BARBIERO, Anielle. Mrs. Victoria Barbiero, .Albert korn, R. E. IJ. 5, Manitowoc, Wis. FATHEKEE, L. W. H. Fatheree, 1010 Thirty-ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCniCIDER, Charles W. Charles Scheider, 24 Humble, Tex. BARING, Edwin L. Mrs. XVinfield S. Riley, 95 Cortland Street, Newark, N. J. GALLES, Joseph J. John Galles, 112 Sher- XVest One hundred and eighty-third Street, man Avenue, Trenton, N. J. SIIEEII.YN, Francis XI. William .T. Sheehan, New York, N. Y. Clarence. XIarie I’ost-office Station A, Los Angeles, Cal. GANT, Miss Hicks, box 358, BARNES, William .1. XIrs. XIary Barnes, 1737 SHULER, Moran. XIrs. Orlene Shuler, Olin- Pocohontas, Va. XIoatpeller Street, Baltimore, Xld. ger, Va. GARDINER. Harold D. Mrs. Louise Gardiner, BECK, Losbes L. XIrs. Susan Beck, 801 Farm TAYLOR, Clarence. O. A. Taylor, Oakman, North Bond. XX'ash. Street Portage, Pa. Ala. GARNER. Curtis. XIrs. Alice Garner, 14 Ohio BELL, Dale XXL Mrs. Grace Bell, Good Will, WARD, Calvin J. Mrs. Emma Ward, Potts- Street, Danville. 111. Okla. GREEN, Henry Green, ford, XT. O. James G. Cado BERRYIIILL, Ulysses B. William R. Berry- Mills, Tex. WEII.LER, Henry Julius. Mrs. Meta Weiller, hill, R. F. D. 4, Corsicana, Tex. HAGEN, XX'a.vne A. George Hagen. R. F. D. 1117 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BIRCH, Ernest. XIrs. Harriett Birch. 712 1, Cecil, Wis. East Clearfield Street, Philadelphia, Pa. conroEALS. HALE. Arthur A. XIrs. Clara J. Hale, 196 BLAKE Earnest J. Tom Blake, Seman, Ala. Pringle Street, Kingston, Pa. APOSTOL, Harry A. Peter Apostol, BRENNEN, Dell F. Edd. Brennen, Wendell, 140 HAMILTON. Charlie. Mrs. Sarah B. Hamil- South Main Street, Lima, Ohio. Idaho. ton, R. F. D. 2. XIount Sterling, Ky. BARRETT, David E. Mrs. XIargaret Barrett, HENDERSON, Edwin B. William J. Hender- BRIDGES, William A. Henyy' W. Bridges, 4.S2 West Forty-ninth Street, New York, son. Udall, Kans. R. F. D. 5, Jerseyvllle, III. N. Y. IRXIISIK, August. XIrs. XIary Irmlsik, 1930 BROUILLARD, Charles E. Mrs. Emma Broull- BENZ, Frederick J. XIrs. Caroline Benz, 931 O'Fallon Street. St. Louis. XIo. lard. XIoran, Kans. Olive Street, Elizabeth, N. J. POTTER. Standley. XIrs. Ethel Griffith, 2023 BROXX’N, John T. XIrs. XIary Brown, 99 Bed- BEST, XValter K. XIrs. Xladge Best, Silver- Oaks Avenue, Everett, Wash. ford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. creek, N. Y. KEI.LXL James L. XIrs. .Tames Kelly, 150 BUSECK, John F. Franlc Buseck, Bleecker, BL.VGG, Charles E. XIrs. Ella Blagg, Xenia, N. Y. Florida Avenue. Amsterdam. N. Y’. Kans. KEXIMERER. Benjamin. Frank Kemmerer, CAREY, Xlichael^ Mrs. XIary Kilcoyne Carey, BRACKETT, Frances B. XIrs. Nancy E. 317 Clinton Street. Xlilwaukee, XVis. Rastark, XlayoT Ireland. XX’indsor, Summerville, Ala. KLEIN, Carlisle, James .Toseph P. Philip Klein, R. F. D. 2, CARLISLE, Huey G. Mrs. Huey G. BROWN, Roy. Johu R. Brown, 1016 box 67, Richfield. Wis. XVoodville, Okla. XX'c.st Tweuty-seventh Street, Kansas City, L.XUBENGEIGER, John. .Tacob Lanbengelger, CERRO.NE, Euphlle. Pasguale Cerrone, 19 XIo. 341 Stagg Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. George Street, Revere, Xlass. BTTRROUGHS, Rufus E. XIrs. Annie Bur- LISLE. Earl J. XIlss XIary Lisle, Perry, CHASE, George O. Mrs. Nettie Tracy, Bill- roughs, R. F. D. Galax, X'a. 3, Iowa. ing.s, XIont. BYE, Gcor.ge. XIrs. Annie E. Bartholomew, M.rcPITERSON. Henry Burns. Grace MaePher- CHORUXI. X'arvin. XIrs. Lizzie Chorum, box R. F. D. I, X^erona, Pa. son. 431 Rockland Street, Abiugton. Xlass. 1, Bowersvllle, XIo. CASSIDY, John B. Joseph P. Cassidy, 54 XI.XRINKIN, Xlilan G. Joseph Xlarinkin. R. CIXIETTO, Pietro. .-Xn.gelo Cimetto, 221 Hill Xlarshall Street, Paterson, N. J. F. D. 6. X’assar, Mich. Avenue, Endicott, N. YL H.XRREY, William Hiram. Bertha Klngbell, XIILLFR, .Toe B. John B. Xliller, Santa Fe, COOK, Charley M. Dayloue R. Cook, New R. F. D. Rexford, N. 1, Y. N. Xlex. Cambria, XIo. HAWK, Hugh M. XIrs. Xlittie Lightfoot, XIORRI.S, Xlile I. John Dallas XIorris, COOl’ER, Chancy. XIrs. XIartha Cooper, 449 .\nihonv, N. Mex. Orange, X'a. j Grandville .X venue. Grand Rapids. Mich. HAYES, Edward F. XIrs. Mary Hayes, 44 N.XGT.E, X'incent P. XIrs. Pauline .4. Nagle, DUGAN, James Bernard. Xliss Nellie T. Carex’ Avenue, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. 2^91 3 North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, Dugan, 10 Pinerue Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HICKEY, Thomas. T’homas Hickey, Seton DAWSON, Xlatthew T. XIrs. John Glaney, .X venue, Edenwald, N. Y. POLLARD. Russell. XIrs. Caroline Pollard, 457 ITospect Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. JONES, XX'alier C. XIlss -Xnna 2712 Foster, general delivery, Weatherford. Tex. DE PRIXLX. Guiseppa. XIrs. Castenzio De Xlarion .\venue, Cleveland, Ohio. POOLE. Henry A. Henry C. Poole. Elkton, 1‘rima, Bomfriltno. Italy. K.'.LISCINSKI, Anton. XIrs. II. Jackson, 698 Xld DESKINS. Frank. XIrs. Kate Hall, Xlyrtle, W. Ea.st XIain Street, Bridgeport, Conn. RT’THERFORD, .Tames E. XIrs. XIargaret Va. KIE.SSI.ING. William A. Mrs. G. F. Welsh, Rutherford. Carterville, 111. DTLI.ALLO, I>aul. Mrs. XIary Dillallo, 622 1118 XX'elsh, Houston. Tex. ST.XNDLEv. Elmer. James W. Standley, South Third Street. St. Louis, XIo. LONGNECKER, Claude. Oscar Longnecker, Lucas, Kans. DOBBS, CharlOR P. XIrs. Idella Dobbs. R. F. R. F. D. 3, XVelr, Kans. STEXX'.XRT. XX’illiam ,T. Winnie Rencnsland, I). 0, Cedarvown, Ga. XViniam ’XIrs. LUTTRELL. E. Eugenia XIc- Kickapoo, Kans. ELLISON, Lawton E XIrs. XL Ellison, 62 (Jee. Eordtram. Tex. TROX', Clinton J. David E. Troy. Hutchinson XlcXIartin Street, -Ball-ston Spa. N. Y. XIOORE, Chester E. XIrs. Eleanor XI. Arnold, Xvenue. Edgewood, Pa. FKRGI'SON, Sam ,T. XIrs. XIaggie Nolan, 1975 North Fourth Street. Columi)us, Ohio. URB.XNY, Frank J. Joseph Urbany. box 23, .832 Mam Street. Nashville, Tenn. XIOORE. liichard N. Xlr.s. Cora lirown, 244 XIasontown, Pa. FRIEDM.VN, Bernhard Simon. Bon Fried- XX'est Slxt.v-fourth Street, Now York, N. Y. X'OII.tNICH XIathew. Andrew X’'ohanich. 920 man, Kimmswick, XIo. NITZKK, Henry G. XIrs. XIary Nitzke, 120 Vincenzo. .\gostino Galoni, Sar- • bic.ogo Street. 111. G.M.ONI. Xlarkland Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. Joliet. W.XTSON, Walter R. XIrs. Lena Short. Park- nano. Province Macerata. Italy. ORGAN. Tliomas. Floyd Organ, R. F. D. 1, land, Pa. G.-\MBER. Lloyd E. Samuel Gamber, Coal- box 90. Gladys, X'a. WI- 'SS. ClifTord. XIrs. Elmyra Weiss. Walnut mont. Colo. OTTER, William C. XIi'S. .\nnic C. Otter, box Ohio. GAUXIER.. John .V. Mrs. Irene Gaumer, R. 161. Raspeburg, Baltimore Countv, Xfd. Creek. E. D. 2, .-Mien town. Pa. XIrs. BUGbERS. PINARI), Leonard A. A. Pinard. 524 GEORtJE. James !!. XIrs. J. R. George, Mon- Rhone Street, Portland, Oreg. UI'ltOFF, Carl J. XIrs. Barbara C. Uphoff. roe, (In PR.XX'THER, Thomas. George Prayther, Xlore- GETTY', Ralph. Mrs. Annie Getty. 530 Reeds- head. Ky. Gilead. Nebr. Z'^'MI-.IiXI AN, Walter. Mrs. Hilda Zimmer- dale Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. S.VXIS, ITederick. XX’ashington Sams. Eliza- man. 2719 Bril. Street. I'biladelnhia Pa. GILI.EN, Gerald. Mrs. Anna Gillen, Burt, N. bethton. Tenn, G.XLLAGHFR. Alick. Dr. Xllchael Rappo- Dak. SCHOEI.LES. Edward. XIrs. Laura Schoelles, port. 125 Bergen Line Avenue, Union Hill. GINGREX". Roy M. Charles E. Gingrey, XIatn Bailey and Streets, Kenmore. N. Y. N. J. Hope, N. Dak. SrOTT. David XIrs. Anna Scott, 29 West W.yOOXBRS. GITTINGER. William A. XIrs. XIary Gittin- _,Flr.'-'t Street, lomhui. Ohio. e '!. 20® Gevnilos Street. San .\ntonio. Tex. ®‘,'-','ERT. Byron (I. Mrs. E. B. Seeburt, 865 G.VRB.XRINI. Dominick. Mrs. Xlarm Garba- GORSLINE, Robert .4nson. James Gorsline, Oak Street, Sun Eranelseo, Cal. rlul, 20 X’anderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1208 Broadway Avenue, Bay City, Mich. A

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GUI i'l'm IS, C'liiiulo Hemiim I.euz, STREHMIER, John Patrick. Mrs. Mary I’OWELL, Gall W. Wllllour I’owcll, Thoma.s, t'oliimlnis, \Vls. Strolimler, 1607 Fairvlew Avenue, Muske- Oreg. GniA. George \V. Mrs. .1. ,T. Gulm, 10-U gon llclglits. Mich. PRESLEY. George J. Mrs. Margaret Pres- Griuiiiview Aveniio. ('Icvelnnd, Ohio. T.YNKERSLEY, Ray A. Preston C. Tankers- ley, Prater, Va. lIAI.TiOUM.VN, Isiiae S. James 11. Ilaltcr- loy. Auburn, Nebr. I’ltIP.YL, Ilcury. Mrs. Franec.s Prlbyl, Vic- maii. Mathias. \V. Va. TIERNEY. Tliomas Vincent. Mrs. I’atrlck toria, Tex. II.Atll.l.. I’aiil II. Gliarlcs A. Ilamill, I.lg- Tierney. Glrardville, Pa. I'RICE, Will. John Henry Lee, Centerville, onler, I ’a. TOPPING, Henry J. Mrs. II. .T. Topping, 875 Ain. IIAUTSOGK. Uasll. Mrs. Martha Ilartsock, Fifth Avenue, New York. N. Y. SGHROEDER. Frank V. Mr.s. Tlllle Schroe- Niekeisville, Va. TSEVELEKOS, George. Thomas D. Tsevcle- der, Issaquali, Wash. II. IIASSMOU, Arthur 1*. Mr.s. Ernestine Ilnss- kos, Ann Karlas Slagalopclon. Greece. SCHW.U.IIE, Henry Gottlible Schwalbe, Street, III. ler, !i! .Vmsterdam Avomic, New York, N. Y. TURNER, Josepli G. Miss Lillie M. Turner, 1280 East Orchard Decatur. E. IIATI li'OGK, George II. J. 1’. llathcock, R. F. 1). 1, (^arrsvllle, Va. SEARCY, John W. Mrs. Annie Jackson. Iton ie. Tex. ULLMAN, Curl. Mrs. Eva Ullman, 335 East Newport, Ark. SEEM.VN, Carl. Charles Seemau, Gallion, nil.l.. Leonard L. .Tames 1’. Hill, route I>, Eiglitli Street, Winona, Wis. t'lieroke^, S. C. VETTETO. I'ilalo W. William G. Taylor, La. llli\l;s, George D. Mrs. Viola Iliues, 002 Parma, bio. SMITH, Archie Lester. Mrs. Voorheese G. Smitli, North Valley venue. 01.vuhant, I’a. WATSON, I!oy. J. W. Watson, 2011 Fifth 313 Nortli First Street, lola, Kans. KONVKI. Wactaw. .Ian Koncki, Natzbush, Avenue north, Nasliville, Tenu. S.MITH. Waller L. Mrs. Mary A. Smith, box I'iotz'.re. Itusslnn I'olaud. WATSON, Carl O. A. .1. Watson, 307 West 45. Winchester, Va. LAMltl’.UT, John G. Johu F. Lambert, Tip- Park Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. SNTEGOWSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Stella Emorskl, top. Va. WEAVER. Noble P. Mrs. Mary E. Weaver, Mirvana, Mich. LAMOltEAUX. Luke Elaine. Mrs. I'hoebc M. 408 Race Street sotilh, Cumberland, Md. S’J'EVENS, Edwin C. Mrs. Tressa Stevens, Yacb.ats, Oreg. Lamoreaux, U. F. I.). 1, llunlocks Greek, WOLl'ORD, Cliirord II. Sam Wolford, R. F. I’a. 1). 2, Keswick, Iowa. ANDERSON, Clarence L. John C. 'Anderson, LA.NG.tSTEU. Emmett W. Mrs. Millo Lan- GROGARO, Zacagui. Albert Zacagnl, 312 Atwater, Minn. easter. liasket, Kv. Twenty-first Street, Winber; Pa. AKMBRUSTER, John N. Conrad Armbruster, LANGEU. Glifford'K. Victor O. Lander, ZOOK, Carey. Samuel Zook, R. F. D. 9, Wa- 1323 West Second Street. Belleville, III. Stratford, Iowa. bash, Ind. B.VLL- J.yle V. Lewis Ball, general delivery, I..\NG, Frauds S. Mrs. Mary .Tanc Lang, IL\RDM.\N, Troy. Mrs. Mary E. Hardman, •Sumner, Mich. tilON Sacramento •Itoulevard, Sacramento, star route, Spencer, Arnoldsburg, W. Va. B.VLTLMOKE, William T. Tom Baltimore, Gal. ' ILVRMAN, Delbert M. Mrs. Ella Ashley, Co- Manchester, Tenn. I.Kl’.LDEWICZ. .Tohn. JIrs. Helen Lebedew- lumbus, Nebr. B.UINES, Raymond. Greene M. Barnes, R. F. D. Taylorsville, lez. 07!) Ferry Avenue, Gamdeu, N. .T. IIARRAL, Orran H. Mrs. Rosa Harral, R 5, N. C. Michele. Mincii, EEII.NI’ELU. John ,T. Frank Lelmfeld, 317 F. D. 1, box 25, Roswell. N. Mex. BECCIA, Mathew 29 Center Twenty-first Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. HARRELL, Raymond. Dave Harrell, 20S Street. Milford, Mass. LEE, Henry W. AXr.s. Garrie Touchberry, South Twentieth Street, Murphysboro, 111. BEE, Leonard. Mrs. Helen Hamburg, 2043 Manning, S. C. HARRINGTON, James W. Marshall Harring- North Philip Street, I’liiladelphia, Pa. LEXCH, Thomas Mrs. Emma U. Lench, ton, R. F. D. 2, Decaturville, Tenu. BOGDEZIEWCZ. Bolieslaw. Stanlslaw Bog- Buena Vista, Newfoundland. HARRISON, Harry. Mrs. Janie Harrison, dcziewcz, 51 Wet Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. LIDDELL. John. Mrs. G. G. Liddell, 2857 1210 Milson Avenue, Nashville, Tenu. BRITTON, Luther C. L. M, Britton. R. F, D. NorOi Judson Street, 1‘hlladelphia. Pa. JACOBI, Norbert J. Andrew Jacobi, Electra, 4, Wiley City, Wasii. LILL.xUD, Charles K. Charles K. Lillard, R. Tex. BROWN, Alex C. Solomon Brown, East Bond, F. D. .‘5, N. C. Sanders. Ky. KERN, Moody I. Richard D. Kern, Ether, Mr.s. LT-TZ. Charles. Milton Kivler, 112 South N. C. BROWN, Sherman. A. P. Brown, 410 Badger Avenue, Newark. N. Market Street, Nanticoke, Pa. KINNEMAN. William J. Miss Clara Kiune- J. LYONS, Patrick. Mrs. Mary Cassidy, 56 man. Pine Island, Minn. EUCKLiN, Herbert Wallingtou. Mrs. Mary State Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KRUEGER, George W. Frank Krueger, Buckliu, 128 I’urchase Street, New Bedford, LYONS. Money M. Mrs. Bell SI. Lvons, Dink, Alden. Minn. Mass. AV. \'a. I.ACCONE, Thomas. Michael Lacone, 39 BURKE. Herbert C. T. S. Burke, R. F. D. 3, box 100, McMinnville, Oreg. MoCLEEUA'. Oral R. C. \. McCleery, R. F. Lines Street, Now Haven, Conn. CAFFEY, 0.scar L. Elija Caffey, Thorndale, I). 4. Mulhall, Okla. 1 L.\ FORE, Jesse S. Mrs. Olive La Fore, 143i Tex. MrDARItlS, Earl De Witt, James McDarris, Mills Street, La Crosse, Wis. Hemp. Ga. LANGEVIN, Edmond A. Mrs. Mary Lange- CAREY. Arthur. Mrs. Sarah Carey, 25 Evans Street, Binghampton, Y. McDonald, .Tolm J. Mrs. Catherine Tavlor, vin, 124 Hamilton Street, Southbrldge, N. C.ARIENS, Marshall 1). 127 Spring Street. Paterson, N. J. Mass. Mrs. Hattie A. Car- ien.s. 54 Branch Street, Zanesville, Ohio. McEVOV, Leo. Mr.s. Mary McEvoy, 1075 L.VTALL, Theodore F. Mrs. Minnie Bock, Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. CLIFFORD, Thomas F. Mrs. Thomas Clif- Herman, Mo. ford. Grant, N. Y. MATHEWS. Samuel E. Jack Massey, Au- Elmer II. William J. Lawrence, LAWRENCE, COTRONEO, Guiseppi. George Cotronco, 49 gusta. .\rk. Cream Ridge, N. J. Seventh Street, Buffalo, N. Y. MATHIS. Clyde D. William A. Mathis, Lla- Chester E. Mrs. Leafie Leber- LEBERMAN, CUBLERY, Robert Augustus. Mrs. daie, Ga. man, 714 East Harrison Street, Mount Ver- Hulda Cublery, R. F. D. 1. Grand Tower, III. MEYER, Arthur II. .Mrs. Sophia Meyer, 1017 III. non, DEMM.\, August. Joseph Demma, 412 Freeman Avenue. Cincinnati, Ohio. LEE, Herbert C. Mrs. Mary E. Lee, 2012 Ninth Street, Kensington, Pa. MIGNONE, John. Mrs. Millie Mignono, West Lexington Street, Baltimore, Md. New DICKERMAN, John. John Dickerman, Kim- Trappe, Pa. LEE, Palmer. Ole Lee, R. F. D. 1, box 94, MILES. Leroy J. .Tohn Miles, Grant, Nebr. Wetsby, berly, Wis. Wis. Luther MILLER. Lawrence J. David M. Miller, R. F. LESTER, Edward. Mrs. Agues Ross, general DODSON, B. John W. Dodson, R. F. D. Keeling, D, 2. Boswell, Pa. delivery. Garden, Mich, 1. Va. MITR.YKAS, I’aul A. Storgros Agakides, 196 LICKERT, Emmit. Mrs. Hattie Gee, 1720 DOMBROSKI, Henry. Florence Boncek, 103 Cedar Street, Jlauchestcr, N. H. Hurd Street. Toledo, Ohio. Locust Street, Watebury, Conn. Waiter. PARR. John S. Mrs. Mary R. Parr, R. F. D. McANINCH. Harry C. Harry C. McAninch, DUTKOWSKI, Stanley Dutkowski, 1. Scottsville, Va. Baxter, Pa. 2611 Twenty-third Place. Chicago, 111. PRESLEY, Dennic. Mrs. M. J. Pre.slev, Gas- MASSIE, John. John Massie, 1301 North- EDW.IRDS. Minot R. Mrs. F. M. M. Ed- tonia, N. C. "west Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. wards, 30 Henderson Street, Arlington, Mass. PDTNEl’, William E. William H. Putney, MATHIE. Russel S. Clarence D. Mathie, R. Sawyer. N. Dak. F. D. South Lyons, Mich. EITEL, William H. Mrs. Leonora Cotton, 1, 1641 REAL, Edward, jr. Edward Real, sr., 401 MAUGHAN, Moses S. Mrs. Flora Maughan, Ogden Street, Denver, Colo. West Rich Street. Columbus, Ohio. Rathmel. Pa. FIGHT. Arthur. Libe Fight, Canadian. Okla. RICHARDSON, Jonathan. Sebon Richardson, MORRIS. James IT. Mrs. Loue D. Morris, 705 FORBES, George E. Mrs. Ai’della R. Forbes, Adger, .Ala. Main Street. Fredericksburg, Va. Spencers Station, Ohio. ROBERTSON, Ben. Mrs. Sally S. Robertson, MORVANT, Leodias. Demur Morvant, R. F. FORTE. Domingo. Frank Forte, 18 Franklin Danburg, Ga. D. 2, Abbeville, La. Street. Hudson, Mass. RYAN, Joseph I''raucis. Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, NEUMAN, Anton. Mrs. Agnes Newman, 945 FEANESkI, JoseiJh P. .Joseph Franeski, Sal- Kearney, N. J. Twelfth Avenue, Milwaukee. Wis. fordville. Pa. SARRACCO, Michele. Mrs. Marie Patsy, NORTON, Harris. Jasper Norton, Jasper, GERST. Frederick. Mrs. Sarah Gerst. 741 Beuevento, Fragmeto Monfatc Province of Ga. North Thirty-seventh Street, Philadelphia, Italy. Pa. O'FLAHERTY. Thomas R. John F. O’Fla- SCHNEIDER, Louis. Mrs. GLOVER, James E. Richard A. Glover, Joel- Sadie Bernstein, herty, 1708 Illinois Avenue, East St. Louis, ton. Tenn. 250 Madison Street, New York, N. Y. III. SHEPPARD, COTSCIIALL, Roy P. Mrs. Mildred Means, Arthur R. John Sheppard, OSBURN, John R. Osburn, Portia, Ryan. Iowa. Henry C. Means, Ohio. Ark. GR.ALEWSKI. Martin. Stanislaw SIMPSON. Wallace. Mrs. Simpson, Gralewskl, Lucy 1131 506 East Eleventh Street, Duluth, North Water Street, PADGET. Powell C. Mrs. James A. Sharp, Minn. Urichsville, Ohio. Ira. Charles SINNETT, R. F. D. 3, Downers Grove, HI. GREEN, Green, Zanesville Ave- David G. Jacob Michell, Mitchell, nue, Logan, Ohio. W. Va. PANTUSO, Joe. Mike Pautuso, Sam Mauro y Marchesato, Province Catanzaro, Ital.v. GEBENBERGr Isadore. Aaron Greenberg, SMITH, George O. O. W. Smith, 307 Willis PETERHOFF, Rudolph. John Peterhoff, Mo- 4200 Houston Avenue, Houston. Tex. Street, Cambridge, Mo. li-e. Hi. GROVES, Benjamin F. Mrs. Mary E. Groves, STACK. Thomas Francis. Mr.s. T. F. Stack, PETERS. Henry H. Henry K. Peters, Moun- Pole, 111. 197 Ea.stern Avenue, Malden, Mass. tain Lake, Minn. HAMPTON, Barney B. Mrs. Emma A. Hamp- E. STARR, Lue Andy V. Hans, R. F. D. 1, PITM.VN, Archie O. Sirs. F. Pitman. 1766 ton, route 4. Conestee. S. C. Keysor, Colo. Base Street, Hillsboro, Oreg. HARRISON. Matthew W. Mrs. STEVENS, Bennie. Thomas W, Mrs. Georgianua Tyler, PLUMB. Kenneth Robert. William C. Plumb, Harrison, 642 Court Street. Weston, Va. Mitchell, W. S. Dak. 47 Eighth Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. HEROLD, Victor J. Mrs. Mary T. Herold, STEVENSON, Robert Campbell. William Ste- POTTER, George. Mrs. George Potter, Gos- 123 East Eighty-sixth Street, New York, venson, Beaver Street, Albion, N. Y. nell. Ark. STRIPLING. N. Y. Louie D. Glen Stripling, Un- POTTER. Harvey B. Mary Hcathman, Over- HIGGINS, Albert Edward. Mrs. Albert E. derwood, Ala. ton, Nebr. Higgins, Gallitzin, Pa. 28 the official U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, FEBliUARY 6, 1818. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

IIinOINS, ArUiur. Mrs. Anna W. Illsgius, BASSETT, Arthur L. Ira L. Bassett, Mo- MONTGOMERY, Sellous. Sellous Montgom- 1-124 Ninth Avcnup. Beaver Fulls, I’a. rocco, lud. ery', Steep Creek. Tex. HEKCIAN, Jorpiuiah U. Mrs. Margaret liynch, BATES, Oliver C. Mrs. Isadore Bates, U. F. MURPHY, Leo. Mrs. F. .1. Murphy, 18 Chest- 14 Mitchell Street, South Bo.ston, Mass. D. 4, Smethport, Pa. nut Street. AVoburn, Mass. IIOULU, Christie. Mrs. Leuise Houle, Glou- BEASLEY, David E. Mrs. Jeanne Beasley, SIURI’HY, AA'illiam T. Ale:; W. Murphy, 614 (iot, Minn. / Excelsior, Minn. Bakewdl Street, Covington, Ky. IIOVANOF, John M. Mrs. Mary Ilovance, BEESLEY. Earl C. Mrs. Minnie F. Boesloy, NAESSENS, Moris. Gustave Naessens, Molen- 1(108 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 700 East Kingsley Street, Pomona, Cal. vick, Belgium. HULSEY, Herniau II. Dallas llulssy, I^aris, BENSON, Andrew A. John Benson, Bertrand, NELSON. Ezra I'. Andrew Nelson, R. F. D. Tex. N(i>r. 0. hox 333. Los Angeles. Cal. JOHNSON, Charles B. August Hoot, Grant EEtiMKRS, -VrUmr. Peter M. Beumers, 1947 NOBLES, Harvey R. Charles E. Nobles, Street, Bridgeijort, Conn. AA>st Fifty-second Street, Cleveland, Ohio. AYellsboro. Pa. JONES, Lloyil A. Mrs. Ida M. Jones. 200 BJORK, carl A. 2258A Bryant Street, San O'NEAL. WilUe, Mrs. Matilda O’Neal, E. P. Elliott Avenue, Arlington Heights, Ohio. Francisco, Cal. D. 2, Selma, N. C. KIRBY, .John S. William S. Eiihy, R. F. D. BROAA’N, Solon L. Mrs. Susan .A. Brown, R. OSSMAN. Edwin P. Mrs. Frances Ossman, (>. box Gli. Texarkana. Tex. F. D. 1, Trilby, Fla. 463 Edinburgh Street. San Franci.sco, Cal. KITTELSON, Clarence O. Mrs. Carl Gaarder, BUCH, Fred. Mrs. Rose Buch, 3465 Inde- PARNELL, Kagie. Gaston Parnell, route 1, R. F. D. i, Denhofc, N. Dak. pendcpuce Road, Cleveland, Ohio. Goldsboi'o. N, C. KOCH, William Aug'u.stus, jr. William A. BURIS, Jeff. Mrs. Bridget Burls, South Rail- PEHERZOLI. Charles A. Eugene A. Peder- Koch, 4970 Wakefield Street, Germantown, road .Slreft, AVhitehall, HI. zoli, 27 Denison Avenue, South icraming- I’hilatiolphia, Pa. BURNET’!’, David McAlpiuc. Mrs. Alexander ham. Ylass. KKOLIj, Samuel .1. -John .1. Kroll, GOO Van Unrm tt. South Hadley, Mass. PH.KINGTON. Thomas C. Mrs. Mary E. Itaate -\venue, Holland, Mich. BURNS. Harper Clyde. John S. Burns, Rilkingtou, Anderson Street, Elwood, Ind. LONG. Harvey .Toye. Mrs. Gi-ace Long, 24B5 Perkins, AY. A'a. (JU.iM, Oscar John. Mrs. John O. Quam, 321 V.'est Thirty-third Avenue, Denver, Colo. BUS!i.-i.W, Patrick. Pete Sehrump, R. F. D. 1, Hi'l Stre Comly Street. AATssinoming, Pa. MAERTKN, Louis E. Christian Maerton, COLLINS, Daniel. Mrs. Cornelius Collins, SCMEFFLER, JJilton C. Charles M. Scheffler, Olephant Road. R. F. D. 14, Sanborn, N, Y. 124 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. -Ytliens, AA'is. MAN(5aNAUO, Blagio. Mrs. Crovotta Man- COONEY’, Arthur E. Mrs. Mary A. Cooney, SCOTT, Alexander. George A. Scott, 229 ganaro, San Cataldo, Province di Cataucs- Bradford. Pa. Ea.st Fifth Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. sata, Italy. COPEL.VND, .loe U. Mrs. Florence Smith, SCOT'!’, John T. Bradford R. A. Scott. 125 MARCESKI, W'ladyslaw. Peter Marceski, 115 210 South Twenty-second Street, Temple, Fast Ashby Place. San Antonio. Tex. North Ninth Street. Brooklyn. N. Y'. Tex. SCRI'GGS, Sam F. Mrs. Amanda T. Scruggs, MAY'O, Charlie. Phillip Mayo, Marianna, Fla. (JORBiDGE, 3'homas E. Mrs. Ella Corbidge, !!. F. D. 4, Trenton. Tenn. MEEK. Ora C. Mrs. W. C. Meek, R. F. D. 1, .3442 Palethorpe Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SHAVER, Ward A. Mrs. Clara L. Shaver, 367 Morgan, Mich. CORNELIUS, llc-nry C. Mrs. Mluiiie P. Bronson Avenue, Benton Harbor, Mich. MERRILL, Lewis II. Mrs. Genevieve Merrill, AVaters, Dunlap, Kans. SHIELDS. Robert D. Samuel Shields, 24 Hutchinson, Minn. COTTER, John E. Mrs. Hannah Cotter, 419 Forl.v-eighth Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. MEYERS, Elmer Clay. Mr.s. Mandy Meyers, Main Street, Monongahela, Pa. SNIDFR. Roy AA’. Mrs. Orsola Snider, Me-' dora. III. box 2G, New Bloomfield, N, Y. COZBY", Mark. George D. Cezby, K. F. D. 5, MILLER, Willhe F. IV. F. Miller, Burrton, Comanche, Tex. STEKN'SLEND. Knut. Andrew K. Stromme, Cambridge, N. Da'g. Kans. CROOKS, George W. Airs. Eva Crook;-. Cory- ST. GE.YN, Elmer. Mrs. STRAKA, Joe. John Straka, Moore, don, Pa. Wilma St. Gean, Okla. Sheridan. Mont. SULLIVAN, Thomas. lyilHam Sullivan, S3 D.ALE, Samuel P. Calvin S. Dale, Oak HIU, l-'rank. Mrs. Frank Street, Rochester, N. Y. Ala. STOMPINSKI. Ceeta Stompin- ski. SUNDSRUD, Ole Johan. George Sundsrud, 8734 Exchange Avenue, Chicago, HI. . DALA', Peter, jr. Mrs. Allen Daly, 98 Cross SAVANSON, Albert G. Mrs. J. Swanson, 149 Red Elm, S. Dak. Street, IVovIdencc, U. I. I’arker .Yvonne, San Francisco, Cal. SVEUM, Joseph O. Martin J. Sveum, Rugby, DAA'IS, Edward J. David D. Davie, 21S N. Dak. •r AUBER, JclUel. A. Rosenzweig, New Iberia, AVost Eighth 'Street. Chester, Pa. La. SWEISBEHGER, Christian. Mrs. Caroline D.YA'IS, John M. Audrew M. DavLs, Indian- Sweisberger. Jones Road, Englewood, N. J. apolis, Okla. TKCKEYIEIER. Edvard .\. Mrs. Fredericka Teckemeit r. R. F. Ij. Herman, Mo. TARL.YCII, Bernaixl. Sirs. Kate Tarlach, DILL. Richard P. AA’illiam Dill, West I’oint. 3, 1363 North .Ashland Avenue, Chicago, 111. Nehr. TURNER. I’atrick Galvin. Mrs. C. M. Turner, 17 Bedlow .\ venue, Newport. R. I. TAUBE, Wiiliam G. Mrs. Caroline Taube, 32 DIXON. Clarence L. Ed. Dixon, general de- Boulevard, Haslnauick Heights, N. J. livery, I-eauwood, Mo. TVSZKOAA'SKI. Alek. Starvy Stefanski, 1132 TEURIL, Harley E. Charles Terri), Roedsdale Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Atwood, DOE, Charles. Dennis Doc, R. F. D. 2, Brim- 111 AVilliam . ley. Mich. UNGER, B. Mrs. Charles Voltz. 2220 THACKER, Dewey. Mrs. Rebecca Thacker, DRIJAA’LO. Gas. Henry Di-owlo, Mooeehorn, Rhomberg .Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa. 1055 Oak Street. London, Ohio. M)iiiitoI)a, Canada. Y'ICKERS. AA'IllUin G. Mrs Emma Vickers, Bonaparte, Iowa TH.AUP, Benjamin F. Mrs. Flossie Tharp, ELROD. William E. John Elrod, R. F. D. 1, CTooksvillc, Ohio. Dos Arc, Ark. W-XBBERNOSKI, John. Louis Walibcrnoski, Bearsall Street, Long Island City. N. Y. THOMPSON, Pete. R. B. Thompson, Hvmon, EYIUICII, Ernest .1. Mrs. Adoly Emrich, AA'.VGNER, Leo YI. Pan! P. AVagner, 4373 • Ky. Kewaro Avenue, Fr.ankport, N. Y. Elston Avenue. Chicago, HI. TILI.MAN, Mack. Ben Tillman. Blaney, S. C. ENGLEIN, John. Ncls Englein, Deerfield, AVis. AA'.YLKER. James B. David R. AA'alker. JOO TOPPANO, .Aurelio. Victor Toppano, R. F. Mav Street. Cliattanooga. Ti nn. D. 1, Walla Walla. Wash. ESTER, Isaac. Thomas Ester, Clinchport, WAl.LEN, Albert Jolm. Mrs. Eliza AA'allen, TOWNSEND. Enni-j S. Mrs. Ethel A. Scott County, A'a. Town- 112 East Green Street, Glean. N. Y*, send, Estacad.a, Oreg. EVERIETT, AVilliam F. Samuel T. Everiett, AVARD, Harry E. Mrs. Mary Ward, 31 De Jlalion P. ICy. WALLACE, John Wallace. Wil- Olympia. AVitt .Avenue, Belleville, N. J. liams, Cal. FENN, 'I'houias Christopher. Roliert W. Fcnn. AA’FST, John Henry. Lew'- E. West, box- Euoch. Mrs. 49, WEBSTER, Mary A. AVobster, 136 East Seventh Street. Williamsport, Pa. Gastonia. N. C. .33 Elm Street, Sanford, Me. FINK, Orvil F. Mrs. Anna Fink, 528 West AA'ILLIAMS. Robert P. James E. Williams. Weinstein, WEINSTEIN, Jacob. Harry 1263 Cook Street. Portage. AVIs. 1703 .Arctic .Aveii'ue .Atlantic Citv. N. J. Do Kalb Avenue, Brcuklyn. N. Y. FISH. Ira J. Myron Fish, Clear River, Ylinn. AA’ILLIAMS. Rowland Mrs. Mary AA il- Verley Delous. Mrs. C. WENSEL, Anna Reed, FRIC.VNO, Cosimo. Aslorio Ericaao, S04 llams, 914 West AA'ashington Street, Nor- 816 Cameron Strc(ft, Eau Claire, Wis. Fulton Street. Grand Haven, Mich. ristown, Pa. Ilezeldah P. WHEAT, Joseph M. Wheat, R. GARDINER. Frank A. Capt. George H. Gard- AA’ILSON. Stanley. Mrs. Sarah Wil.son, Golts, D. 1. Carrier, Miss. iner, I’ort Thomas. Ky. Kent County. Md. WHITTAKER, Earnest C. Mrs. Rosa AVhlt- GARDNER. Louis. Mrs. Josephine Gardner, WII.SON. Wait.': I.. Ernest P. Wilson, gen- taker, Athens, La. R. f; D. 2. Goodrich, Bonfield, HI. eral delivery, ScottsvilU, .Ark. .John A. Mrs. J. Wicst, 430 WIKST, Emma GAZD.V. St-jven. jr. Mrs. Anna K. Gazda. AA’A’I.EG.AL.A, Thomas M. Mrs. Catherine Twenty-third Street, West Letianon,. Pa. 140 Se-.oi.d Street, Britain, New Conn. ’lA’ylegala, 11 Robinson Street, AVebstcr, LIAMS, Jolm J. Miss Jessy Williams, WH, GLEASON, Joseph D. Mrs. Margaret Glea- Mass. Sterling, Okla. son, 214 AVesv I'mirth Sti'eet, Oswego, N. Y’. WILSON, Earl. Jacob Wilson, Ripley, Brown GLENNON. James .-Moysius. Tliomas Glen- .‘LALE. Emorv .A. Thomas Hale, AVilliamson, County, Ohio. non. 824 South Eighth Street, Camden. AV. “Ua. AVILSON. Leslie. Mrs. Gustie Wilson. 2826 N. J. HARRISON. .John B. .John Harrison, R. F. D. 1. Banks. .Ala. Humboldt .-V venue. North Minneapolis. Jlinn. OOOiiWIN. Bill. Mrs. Ida Parrish, More- AYILSON, I’lilllp AV. JIrs. AV. H. AVilson, 61 house. Mo. HENDRICKSON, A'icktor. .Axel Hendrickson, delivery, Ontonagon. Mich. Pliiillps Street. AA'alcrtown. Mass. GORDON. Rayttioad II. L. R. Gordon, Shev- general Phillip box Tum- AVINGATE, Alvin L. Mrs. Nora Marshall, R. lin. Minn. IIEPl’, William. Uepp, 67, w.’ ‘f. Wash. F. D. 2. Fort .-Vtkinson, Wis. GORE. .Tohii J. Mrs. S.ara Gore, 8608 Lake AA'. Lonoke. Ark. WOLF, Edward L. John X,. AA’olf, 106 East .Avenue, ('icveland, Ohio. HONES, V.'. AA'. AV. Hones, Kiot, Phoenix One hundred and twenty-fourth Street, New GR.YIU.E, Romey, Jesse I.eo Grablo, Naylor KENT. Frazier. Mrs. Liza York. N. Y. Routs' Naylor, Mo. City. Ala. AVOLFENBEUGER. Rhupert. Mrs. Lanota GR.ASSD. John. James Grasso, 372 AA'ator- KULJK. Joseph. Mis.s .Agnes Kullkowski, 1404 AA'olfenhergcr, R. F. D. 2, Muynardville, tov.-u Street. Newton. Mass. Halsted Street. Chicago. 111. Teun. GREER. .Andrew AA'.. ir. Andrew AA'. Greer, LAUGHI.IN, Fred. Mrs. Nettie Laughlin, ABNEA', Fred R. A. N. -\bney, Kennctt, Mo. sr., 4i ! Expei-imcnt Street. Grifiln, Ga. R. F. D. 2. New Bethlehem, Pa. ALWOUTII, ,\rihur. Mrs. Jesie .Alwortli, 301 nA.'.G. George I,. .Mrs. A.nua Haag. 52 Haw- L.AA'OIE. .Antonio J. Joseph Lavoie box S, A'illa City, A’euice, Cal. kins Street. Newark, N. J. R. K. D. 2. Littleton, N. H. AMBF.UG, Tony. Casper .\mberg, 300 AA'eaver MITCHELL. Monty M. Mrs. Susan S. Mitch- LAAVIIORN. Elbert C. Albert H. Lawhorn, Street, Rochester, N. Y. ell, Lorenzo, 'Tex. Nonette, Ark. :

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Ll’DAA'IG, Jeroine, privale. Ai'lHiiim l.iulwlg. LIST OF RELEASED AMERICAN PRISONERS fr.llii r. Modoc. HI. S.AA'ASTA.M ), Anthony .1.. privale ffiini. |•la.-l. Pasciualo Save ;., no, broHier, 7315 Fiflli Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. REACHING VARIOUS POINTS FROM GERMANY ZANETOS, Paul, jirivate. Mrs. .Mary ZniK-tos, inoljiir, Agrilla, Greecr'. MYSLIA'tlEC, Faldan, private. .Mr.. Agnea CAKGf), Gordon Newman, private. Wilford Tlu> following are reported relented Myallwiec. molher, 1353 Bradley .Sircet, AA'. Cargo, father. Browns I’lau, East I’ltts- lo- Cliieago III. from tiornian prison camps and are burgh, I’a. RilGEUS, James, sergeant. Mrs. Ellen Boyle, cated at hospital, l.>artfor(l CHAPP.i^ AA'illiam ,T., private. .lohn Chappa, aunt. 8 Gale Street, Greenville, S. box 33, Saiigutui'k. Conn. SIIIOAUKR, All)crt, corporfil. Jlrt:. T. G. GAI.I.EY, Frederick \V.. privati'. I'lllx AV. KNOT'TS. Howard Clayton, lieutiuiaut. Ed- Shearer, mother, 37 Fifth Street, AVood- Galley, 7017 Eighteenth Street, Brookijn, ward C. Knotts, father, Carllnville, 111. haveu, N. Y. N. Y. KREKGER, George H.. corporal. J. L. Krce- CASH. .Samuel M., jirivnte. Mrs. raiinlo Cash, 'riionias E., privale. Mrs. Nellie D. gev. father, T)23 South Main Street, Boon- GRIDER, mother, 1890 Douglas Street, Brooklyn, Rockwell, bister, Cannon Street, Dan- ville, Mo. 2223 N. Y. ville. 111. CRl'.Al, Raymond II., sergeant. Alfus Jiritl’in’, Don C., private (first class). Airs. M. George Golden, Crnni. father. Downs, Kaus. GOLDEN, George, private. Clara Murphy, 430 Lincoln Boulevard, Lin- fatlier, 221 AA'hilon Slrcsit, Jersej' City, coln. III. JANISZEAVSKl, George, private. Mrs. Frank Koral. sister, 544 McDougall Avenue, De- N. J. KILLOKAN', .Tohn. corporal. Winnlfred Mc- Jes.sie A’. Ham, troit. Mich. HAM. Fay M., wagoner. Gugh, aunt, 1009 We.st Fifth Street, Ches- Rockford Street, Tul.sn, Charles J., inollier, 1347 South ter, I 'a. EGNER, corpoi’al. Jliss Louis Egner, Chicago,' Hi; Okhi. PKDKKCINI, Angelo, private. Angelo Eretl- private. Zabel Rosen, 128 OBEKLANDER, Ilenr.v, private. JIrs. Rose ROSEN. Plilllp, lione, uncle. Tunnell Hill, Pa. I.ivingstou Street, New York, N. Y. ItlNGLKIt. George, sergeant. M. M. Rlnglcr, Oberlandcr, mother, 1109 North Fifth 1270 Broadway. New York, N. Y. Street, Mankato, Minn. RnrOUTED ItELE.V.SEP FKO.M C.\.MP K.VST.VTT, CEIt- SClKillDT, Jacob, MONTK. .Toe .Tames, private (first class). Joe civilian hairdresser. Now M,\.\V, .\ND TO II.WE LEFT FOR STU.tSSRL'UG. Hammett, cousin, 13 Burnside Avenue, New- York. chanffi-ur. AA'ILLIAM P.. private. Harry Mer- port. R. I. HEKOIAT, William, NEKGKT, Schuylkill Avenue, Read- riSHLR, Edw. J., private. Father latdlow, DERA'KEN, Fernand, clvlliau mechnuic. get, father, 900 friend. Catholic Guarding Society, 22S East CITARUON, Albert, clerk, civilian. New A’ork. ing. Pa. A’., private. Mrs. Lenuia Secdlid .Street, New York, N. Y. ROliERTS, John W„ private. Isaac I. JORDAN, Herbert Roberts, father, Ilj-top, Ala. Jordan, mother, 228 Broadway, Hanover, AA^ni. AA’., I’a Tho War Dpparlment announce.s that JURGENSON. sergeant. Mrs. . Elizabetli Jnrgenson, mother, 428 I’ros- JONES, Alfred P.. private. Benjamin E. information has boon received rcgiirding pect Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jones, father. Hotel Sterling, Easton. Pa. the following-namod soldiers reletised RINDLE. Joseph R., corporal. Jo.scph A. Sl’ANNUTH. Earl, private. Mrs. Henry Span- from (Jorinan prison camps; Rindle, father, Cadott, Wls. mitli. 340 Soutii Center Street, Pottsvllle, I’a- UELEASEl) FROM ALTP.\M, CERM.WT, IS NOW IN REPORTED TO HAVE ESCAPED PROM GERMAN RHINES, Harry IT., private. Mrs. T. T. I'EnUlTORY OCCCriED ItY ALLIES. PRISON CAMPS. Khiiies. mother,, Hallton, Pa. SCANI.AN. Peter .Tames, civilian. Home ad- A'AN AA’INKLE. Earl B., corporal. Mrs. Min- HU-AIPHUEY, Revel G., private. Milo J. dress, S4 Van, AVaaner Avenue, Jersey City, nie King, mother, 510 AA'est Eleventh Street, Humphrey, father, R. F. D. No. 1, box 94, N. J. Coffeyville, Kans, Stauiey, Wi.s. MINCHIEFF. Many, private. Minko Ka- LE MAA'. Adlorc J., private. Victor J. Le IIKLEASED FROM GCSTROW, SAILED FROM IVAR- Farmington, Minn. NE.MUNDE FOR A.UiANUS. zaudja, father, Loveten, Bulgaria. May, father, route 1, HARAVOOD, Raymond AV., private (first ANDER.SON, Charles Kf., S. S. Esmr.raldas. RELEASED FROM GERMAN PRISON CAMPS AND class). Mrs. Jeanette Harwood, mother, Mrs. F. A. Albaugh, Frederick Road, Balti- UETlTItNBD TO FRANCE. Evins Mills. N. Y. niori' Md. HARMAN, Thomas AA’., sergeant. Not known. SCHMIDT, AA’in. F., corporal. Mrs. Helen MARTIN. John Henry. S. S. EsmcraUlas. E. SCOCCA, ATucenza, private. Mr. Guiseppe, Schmidt, mother. 17 Presberger_ Avenue, K. Bryan, AVallon. Pa. father, Euuo Alburgo I’roxTuce, Italy. South Ozo Park, AA’oodhaven, N. A”. HOLLAND, Mike. S. B. Esnicraldas. Mrs. CAHIL. Joscpii M., corporal. Mrs. Julia M. DAVIS, Joseph A., privale. Joseph AA’. Da- Brady. Baltimore. Md. (.iahill, mother, 2537 Frisby Avenue, West- vis. father, 316 South Juniper Street, I'hlla- ROGERS, Harry. S. S. Esmcraldas. George chester, N. Y. delpliia, I’a. Ro,g;'rs, Babylon, Long Island. N. Y. FRIE^’D, .Tohn A., private (first class). J. T. BOUINSKY, Wra. F., private. Mrs. Mane EASTER. Lewis, S. S. Esmcraldas. 22 Roan- Friend, father, 7035 Indiana Street, Green- Boriusky. mother, care of Mike Mitchell, oke Street, Seattle, AA'ash. castle, Incl. box 127. Minersville, Pa. JOLLA’, George Henry, S. S. Eamcraldes, G. GAT,E, Russell K., sergeant. Mrs. Addie BICKHAR’T, Roy Kobt., private. Mrs. Sarah H. Jolly, MetN) Inace Co.. New York, N. Y. Mary Gale, mother, Bethany, Mo. Bickhart, mother, Paxtonville. Pa. LEFT WITH THE CA.STROW' TRANSPORT. BURGER AA’illie D., private. Dave Barger, EOHRER, Charles R., private. John C. AIAKA’IN, James, seaman. Beluga. father, Healing Springs, A’a. Rolirer. Rittman. Ohio. Kenneth R., private. Mr.s, Clara K. D’APREMONT, Oscar Rodriquez, sailor, Mare- SERA’ACUS, Joseph, private. Miss Mary MOORE, Third and Hill Streets, cho.l Ilavoust. Servacus. sister, 118 AVost I’inc Street, Moore, mother. Kulpmout. Los Angeles, Cal. MOKALEZ, Santos, seaman. S. S. John II. Pa. Kirby. GRUKEAA’ALD, AA’alter, private. William BECHT. Bernard J.. private. Alary Becht, Griinewald, father, .403 I’ifth Street, AValcr- RELEASED VARIOUS mother, 87 Gerry Street, Brooklyn. X. Y. FROM GERMAN PRISON town. Wis. corporal. Meyer Nu- CAAIPS. NA'i'HANSON, Moses, HANIGAN, Blicliael J., corporal. Mrs. .Tohn thanson, father. 526 New Jersey Avenue, AVEST. Tom, servant on Mockc Uanigan. mother. Two Hundred and Fifty- Brooklyn, N .Y. O’CONNOR. Patrick, Esmcraldas. Mother, fonrth Street and Sycamore Avenue, River- AV., ririvate. Mrs. Clifford 1123 AA’alnut Street, McKeesport. Pa. dale, N. Y. WOLFE, Clifford Wolfe, wife, 809 Fifth Aven-je, Council STRICKLAND, Daniel AV.. captain. Mrs. S. WILSEY’, James M., private. John Wilsoy, W. Bluffs, Iowa. S. Strickland, 385 Orchard Street, New father, Covelo, Cal. Kelly, Haven, Conn. WOLF. Lloyd" II.. corporal. Milton AA’olf, KELLY. Edward E.. private. Mrs. Lucy PUPOR, Charles L.. private. John Pupor, father, 520 North Eleventh Street, Lebanon, mother, 1330 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, father, 606 Duncan Avenue, Shebovgan, Pa. N. Y. Mich. BYRNES. Luther, private. Elmer Williams, P.ROOKES, Clifford, private. Mrs. Helen Tice, ZATENSIvI, Frank, private. Joe Saverskiec, brother-in-law. route 2, Friendship, Tenn. motlier, 70S Decatur Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Cousin, Ansonia. Russia. DOYKA, .Jacobs, private. Mike Doyka, RYAN, Gerard A., sergeant. Airs. Agnes AI. D. MARSTILLER. Floyd U.. private. Amon E. brother. Portage, I’a. Ryan, mother, 264 West One liundred and Mai'stiller. father, R. F. D. No. 1, Elkins, LIA’RONE, Pa.squra, private. 'Mrs. DomiteTla Thirt.v-second Street. New York. N. Y. AV. A’a. Livrone, mother, Pitt Street, Leechburg, TORRES, John, private. Mrs. I’redisanda MILLAAI, Bruce A’., private. Charles A^ Alil- Pa. (,’arille, sister, 1215 D Street, Bakersfield, 1am. father, Menlo, Wash. DI NORCTA, Nicola, private. Sylve.ster Di OU. PATZOLT, Louis private. E„ Elma Klint, Norcia, brother, 11 Casot Street, Newark, Mr.s. C. Alapieton, Minn. A’OIGSTBERGER. Wm. C., cook. Wm. N. J. A’oigstberger, wife, 3008 North Xv.-enty -third MINER. Frank, jirlvate. Mrs. .Tennic Miner, MILIiATII, George .1., private. Mrs. Mary Street, Philadelphia, Pa. raotlier. 825 Miller Street. Chicago, 111. Milrath. Silver Creek post office. Now Phila- MATCUELL, James D.. private. D, CLAY. Robert T.. private. Mrs. Ida AA’onrick, J, Match- deliihia. Pa. ell, Jonesboro. III. mother. Riverside, W. A’a. OLSON, Edward A., private. Edward Olson, DEITSCHLE, George W.. private. Mrs. Lot- fatlier. 20 Pardee Street, Bri.stol, Conn. AIAYO. Earl A., private. Joseph Alayo, falher, tie Doitschle, mother, 47 East Town Street, KlREiil'TSO, Bentalo, private (first class). 31 Orange Street. Nantucket, Mass. Columbus, Ohio. Tom Fasiann, friend, 105 Dante Place, SQUIRES, AVm. J.. corporal. Mr.s. Elvira HOLLAND, David J., private. Miss Mary L. Buffalo. N. Y. Jladdox, mother, Peterson, Ala. Holland, sister, 10 North Delaware Avenue, MALONEY, Edward, privale. Mrs. Mary Atlantic City, N. J. Burues, mother, 1019 Olive Street. Eliza- REPORTED RELE.VSED FROM GERM.iX PRISON QUINN, Jeff D., private (first class). Ramsey PASSED THROUGH BERNE, SWIT- beth. N. .T. CAMPS. AND Quinn, father, Glencoe, Ala. AUCHENPAUGH, Elmer, sergeant. Mr.s. Ida ZERLAND. WHITE, Nat P., private. Mrs. 1". C. White, Ninety-fifth Polly, Ky. Auchenpaugh. 225 Street, I’OAIEROY, John AA’., private (first class). Brooklyn, N. Y. Airs. Harry X. A’anderwood, cousin, Palo SOLOMONIDES. Coastas, corporal. Fethen GUIKANO. Giuseppe, private. Alfred Gui- . Alto. Cal. Solomonides, fatlier, Arsos, Limmassol, Cy- rauo, brother, 177 Tompkins Street, New .Tohn, private. Airs. Staiulaw prus Islands, British Colonies. York, N. Y. JACINSKI, RAYNER. Thomas Grant, private. Richard Nawoezinski, mother, 80 Pine Street, Na- A’., private. A. Kayner. father. Alpharetta, MITCHELL, Edward John Bell, trona, Pa. Ga. brother-in-law, Jloutagne, Tex. MEEHAN, Joseph I’Yancis, private. Thomas private. Porobich, BASS. Leon F. X., pi'ivate (first class). POROBICU. Risto, John Meehan, brother, 179 Lucinoer Street, Brook- S. friend, Lowell, Ariz. lyn, W. Hogan, 10 West One hundred . N. Y. and twenty-fifth Street. New York. N. Y. SAIiTH, Herbert E.. corporal. Mrs. Joseph McCOLE, .Tohn A., private. Mrs, Anna Me- JOHNSON, .Tohn W., private. Mrs. Alice Smith, mother. 401 Washington Street, Colc, mother, 30 Lester Street, Buffalo, Kl Y,. Johnson, wife. Hall, Mont. Cambridge, Alass. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, FEBIiUxVRY 5, 1919.

AMERICAN PRISONERS REACHING VARIOUS POINTS FROM GERMANY rliPOUTED nELEASED FROM CAMP nAMMELBCP.G, WELCH, George II.. private. David Welch, HOCKING, Wilford, private. Edwin Hock* CERMA.M'j AND ARRIVED AT BASE HOSPITAL father, Beadling, Pa. ing, father, general delivery. Lake Linden, NO. 17. BAKKEN, Oscar Edwin, private. Andrew J. Mich. Bakken, uncle, Abercrombie, Dak. JIIIjIj, Erskin, sergeant. W. L. Hill, father, N. DANIELE, Filippo, private (first class). Car- Durant, Okla. REPORTED RELEASED FROM GERMAN PRISON mlllo Danlele, brother, 319 Broad Street, REPORTED RELEASED FROM CAMP CASSEL AND CAMPS AND ARB NOW AT STRASSB^'RG. Lynn, Mass. LEFT ON BRITISH HOSPITAL TRAIN. RECKO, Jack, private. Joe Rccko, brother, FRIZZEL, Charles F„ lieutenant. Charles F. 69U Indiana Avenue, Kankakee, 111. .SCIIARMUCIT, August, private. William E. Frizzell, father, 84 Williams Street, New McGraw, friend, 180 Forty-first Street, York, N. Y. SKINNER, John, corporal. Mrs. Patsey Skin- ner, mother, 513 South Fourth Street, Dan- I’ittsbugh, Pa. ROBERTS, Vivian IT., lieutenant. Mrs. J. D. ville, Ky. REPORTED RELEASED FROM GERMAN PRISON Roberts, mother, 451 Center Street, Macon, CAMPS AND NOW AT HOSPITAL NO. 66. Ga. GILBERT, Benjamin, private. Bertha Hooker, George Bystadt, DENT, Felix H., private. Mrs. C. A. Dent, Mster, route 3, Coon Rapids, Iowa. DYSTADT, Gust, private. mother, 120 Washington brother, 52G Seventeenth Avenue, Minne- Avenue, Macon, Ga. STREET, .Tohn C., corporal. Mrs. Jennie OLSON, George T., corporal. Mrs. Axel apolis, Minn. Olson, Street, mother, Viola, 111. mother, 520 First Street, Dubois, Pa. AUSTER, Edward P., private. Emil Otto UNDERWOOD, Hessie B., private. Bruce Un- Austcr, father, 520 Sixth Street, West Ash- REPORTED RELEA.SED FROM GERMAN PRI.SON derwood, father, Wilbur, W. Va. land, Wis. CAMPS AND HAVE RETURNED TO FRANCE. CARLES, William II., corporal. Myrtle J. REPORTED TO BE AT HOSPITAL AT COBLENZ, Carles, mother, 114 Fourteenth Avenue, HECKERT, William F., private (first class). GERMANY. Juniata, Pa. William F. Heckert, sr., father, 1445 Snyder TROY, John II., private. Miss Catherine Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. HALL, Arthur F., private. Mrs. Susan Troy, 'sister, 45 Fuller Street, Brockton, PINEAU, Cleo F., lieutenant, B. A. F. Downs, friend, '51 Walnut Street, I’erry, Mass. CROW, Herbert, private. Willard Crow, N. Y. P., private. Mrs. Barbara JONES, John father, Valliant, Okla. FISHER, Russell E., corporal. Mrs. Annie P. D. No. Albany, Jones, mother, R. 1, RINALDI, Tony, private. Mrs. Palma Ri- E. Fisher, mother,- 195 I’ark Street, Brock- Minn. naldi, mother, Ceccano, Pro Roma, Italy. ton, Alass. Fl'.’KLIN, John T., corporal. Mrs. Ida M. WILEY, Jesse J., private. Denney A. Wiley, J., private. Aliss Eva Ficldin, mother, 203 Damar Street, Wich- iirother, general delivery, Nogales, Ariz. HIGGINS, Raymond Higgins, sister, Gate Mills, Ohio. ita Falls, Tex. SIMPICII, Joseph S., private. Charles F. OLIPIIANT, Henry D.. private. Robert C. Simpich, father. New Franklin, Mo. PRESPER, E. J., captain. Dr. John Adam Ollphant. father, care of Rolston Iron GEORGE, Rollo, private. S. II. George, father. Presper. father, 2307 Frankford Avenue, Works, Twentieth and Indiana Streets, San Lone Dell, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa. Francisco, Cal. SOWA, Albert, private. Mrs. Ludmili Sowa, CIANFROGNA, Guy, private. Mrs. Jennie sergeant. John Mc- McCARTAN, Matthew, mother, 13127 Baltimore Avenue, Chicago, Cianfrogna, mother, 12 Spring Street, New- Cartan, brother, 210 East Eighty-fourth 111 . burgh, N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. PECYNA, Joseph, private. Stephen Bunskie- AIULLIGAN, Henry A., sergeant. Mrs. Anna AND REGISTERED AT STRASS- wics, cousin, 5222 South Loomis Street, REPORTED RELEASED A. Mulligan, mother, 81 Simonson Avenue, BDRG. Chicago, 111. Mrs. Madia, Port Richmond. Staten Island, N. Y. .Tames A., lieutenant. John RUZZO, Thomas, private. Rose O'TOOEE, JIURDOCK, Harvey M., private. Mrs. Emma O’Toole, lather, 025 Pavonia Avenue, Jer- mother, Taverna, Catozore, Italy. Ernest D., private. Mrs. Jules Mo- C. Haley, mother, 2820 River Avenue, Og- sey City, N. J. MOQUIN, quin, mother, 36 Roberts Avenue, Bristol, den, Utah. RASTATT, GER- REPORTED RELEASED FROM CAMP d;onn. James private. William Ma- STRASSBDRG. MARONEY, W„ MANY, AND SENT TO STARLINE, Roy, sergeant. Mrs. Grace Star- roney, father, 1139 Linwood Avenue, Ni- JALBERT, Jean B., private. Mrs. Pannilla lino, mother, Dayton, Ohio. agara Falls, N. Y. of (first class). Wil- Haull, mother, St. Wenceslas, Providence MILLER, Frank, private Clyde T., private. Sirs. Minnie Brooklyn, CROCKER, Quebec, Canada. liam Miller, brother. Jay Street, Crocker, mother, 011 West Sixth Street, Cof- REPORTED TO HAVE DIED IN GERMANY. N. Y. feyville, Kans. .Tames, private. W. P. Spicer, mechanic. Mrs. SPICER, EIXINGWOOD, Wllmor R., brother. Canoe, Ky. KENNY, Edward J., private. John Kenny, Bettice Ellingwood, mother, Groveton, N. H. John W., private. Austin E. brother, 100 Cherry Street, Waterbury, Rob- SHEPHERD, ROBERTS, Ivan A., lieutenant. T. L. Shepherd, father. Mohaba, Miss. Conn. Lee, Mass. erts, father. South SELLBS, Manuel R., private. Jose Barrearas, PASSAMORE, James L„ private. Linnia C. D., private. Mrs. B. Brown, BROWN, Burton cousin, 1458 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, Slorgan, sister, Hoquiam, Wash. mother, 54 Irving Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. Y. HOLLAR, Everett R.. sergeant. John E. The AYar Department announces that R'ENHAAR, John U„ private. John Reuhaar, Hollar, father, Ovando, Slont. Oak Harbor, information has been received regardins father, R. E. D. No. 2, Block 09, SHLLER, Frederick H., sergeant. Mrs. Mary Wash. the following - named soldiers reported Slillor, mother. Evergreen Court, New Haven, SALIT, Joseph, mechanic. Caligero Safonte, Conn. released from German innson camps: father, 710 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. Hutifried Roirean, GERMAN PRISON ROIREAN, Alee, private. REPORTED RELEASED PROM MUSSBTT, James, private (first class). Mrs. father, 19 Center Street, Danielson, Conn. CAMPS. Washington Mary E. Muss<5tt, mother, 120 BRITZ, Peter, private. Leopold Britz, father, Lloyd B., private. Mrs. Alice Steele, ICans. STEELE, Street, Frodonla, box 45, D’Hanls, Tex. mothei', Alexandria, Minn. Mnllin, MULLIN, Leo A., corporal. Mrs. J. F. PICKETT, Fred, private. George N. Pickett, CONNOLLY, Timothy A., corporal. Mrs. Mary mother, 083 Evergreen Avenue, Brooklyn, Street, Brook- father, route 2,_ Learned, Miss. Connolly, mother, 130 Hooper N. Y. lyn, N. Y. corporal. Frank J. Wis- RUHLEBEN AND HERDMAN. Burnett A., private. Mrs. Martha MILEFSKI, Joseph, EEPOIiTED r.ELEaSED mOM C.\MP Herdman,' 035 North High Street, Middle- nesky, box 31, Montville, N. J. LEFT FOB ENGLAND. William B. town, Conn. SHOCKLEY, Jus R.. private. GOVETT, Ernest, civilian, bom in Austria. Mrs. Mary Mur- D. No. Hetlin, MURPHY. Harry, private. Shockley, brother, R. E. 3, GOVETT, Thomas, civilian, born in Austria. phy, 322 Rungals Street, Roxbury, Mass. Ala. RISVOLD, Selmer A., private. Sam O. Ris- SNOWBERGER, Hilton R., private. Irvin BEPOKTED RELEASED FUOSI GERMAN PRI.SON. Iowa. vold, father. Rembrandt. Snowbergor, father, Boswell, I’a. HOSPITAL AND IS NOW AT DABTFORD HOS- lieutenant. FRANCIS, Thomas, Thomas PITAL.. Elks Club, Warren, GUSTAFSON. Herman Theodore, mechanic. -Francis, father, care of Fourth Avenue, Ohio. Harvey Stone, friend, 2014 FISH, lYllliam E„ corporal. John C. Fish, LAWSON, Alfred W., lieutenant. Edw. C. Moline, 111. father, 8317 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Law.son, lOOO Seventy-second Street, Brook- DAHLQUIST, George R., private. Mrs. Fla- lyn. N. Y. mina Shcrajam, sister, Dunster Lane, Win- REPORTED RELEASED FROM GERMAN PRISON SCltOGGIE, Eugene R., lieutenant. C. R. chester, Mass. CAMP, AND TO HAVE PASSED THROUGH Street, Dcs Scroggie, 1243 Thirty-fourth STANIiEY. Robert B.. private. George Stan- BERNE, SWITZERLAND. Moines, Iowa. ley, father, R. F. D. No. 2, box 111, Shel- Bache N., lieutenant. Mrs. B. N. I.EW.INKOWSKI, Frank, private, -\ddress BROWN, lott. Brown, wife, 43 East Sixty-second Street, not known. Frank, private. Miss Elizabeth Cou- New York, N. Y. RYAN, LYONS, Willi.am S„ private. John I.yon=. Axel Ih'rman, private. Anderson lou, aiint, 100 Third Street, Brooklyn, N. 1. LARSON, R. father, 80 Carlton .\vcnue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Augusta, uncle, 501 South Sixth Street, Red' ROOT, Ralph R., lieutenant. Mrs. Ralph Ninety-seventh Street, Oak. Iowa. Root, wife. 1911 East THE FOLLOWING REPORTED TO HAVE DIED IN JOHNSON, Joseph L., private. Joe Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio. GER.MANY. Craig, Nebr. CLEARY. Joseph B„ corporal. Edward F. Ollie Wilson, sis- CLARK. William P., private (first class). Mrs. Cleary, father, 29 Myrtle Street, Dedham, . BYRD, Harvey K., private. R. Clark, mother, 287 York Street, New Mass. ter. Hotel Paul, Okmulgee, Okla. Haven, Conn. Arthur D., private. W. II. Tullis, GLEDIIILL. Lloyd IL. corporal. Mrs. Jef- Albert, private. Halvor G. TULLIS, HALVERSON, father, Hope, Ivans. fery W. Potter, mother, Wakefield. R. I. Halverson, father, Elgin, Iowa. Clark 11. private. Mrs. Dora Sny- FERBER. Joseph, private. Mrs. Cecelia Fer- COE, George B., private. E. P. Coe, Cor- SNYDER, . der, mother, 534 Magee Avenue, Bloomsburg, ber. mother, route 1, tlibbon, Minn. dova, III. HETRICK. Lanrn. hugler. Mrs. James Het- SPUTE. Alfrete, private. August A. Spute, Pa. rick. mother. Kramer, Ind. father. Gleii. Minn. SMITH, Perev A., private. Mr.«. Ella Smith, JURM.VN. Gottlieb, S. S. Encore. LIND. Alfred C.. private. Mrs. Ellen Weliu, mother. 50 Brook Street, lirockton. Mass. G.AUAFOAV, Mike, seaman. sister. 3332 Thirty-sixth Avenue South, class). E.vroN, CARPENTER, Dclinar D.. private (first ,L .\.. ensign. Minneapolis, Minn. I’hoebe Caipeuter. R. F. D.. Ncwlicld, N. Y. LLHM.VN, Oscar, sei-geant. Mrs. Marie Leh- BOXETH. Artliur ('.. corporal. IMrs. Bertha private. J. D. Morgau, nnvn, mother, 1214 Taney .Street, Philadel- lioxelh. mother, 2901 Second Avenue, Min- MORG.4N. Otho, phia, Pa. neapolis, Minn. father, Campbell, Tex. ; ; ;

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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Sup. 59. The "Wliite Co.. Cleveland, Ohio, 01. Gulf Ri'finliig Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.,

mounting sills (body), 1,000 ; insert following : 23,050 gallons km-osi'iie oil, 1.50" lire lest, Makiug in water PURCHASE AND STORAGE casing $2,108.18; boxing 449 white, at 11 ceiil.», dilivercd in tank sets sill hardware. Baker R. & U. Co., $375.(15 ; wagon.s, $3,227. checking, receiving, inventorying, and loading 151-1’hilu. A. F. Hornet Bro, Co., I’hllndel- Imulage and handling 240 sets sills and sill phia. Pa., n.'ilyeirig hat eord.s during period hardware on ears already shIpiH'd and attach- ending June 30. 1919, iit $0.2.". per pound imrd. 'I'he following i.s a list of imrcliase or- ing 240 sets on cars in storage, $1,300.80. contract I.eing sul.Ject to ciincollation onsO (lor.s l»y tlie Board and conti'acts passed Sup. to 3236-C. World’s Star Knitting Co., days’ notice from contractiug officer in writing. of Itevipw, office of tlie director of pur- Bay Cily, Mich., 500,000 pairs men’s light- Quantities ns may be required up to 1.000 wPlglit hose delivery this contract chase and storage, War Department ; under may pounds dally; Autli. Salv. Dlv. December 31, he made either Bay City, Mich., or Mount Ver- 1918. 421-S-CK Phila. Called for ami de- non. January 21, 1919. III. livered. 2020 Grays Ferry Road, Philadeliihla, Sup. to 146. Lamed, Carter & Co., St. Louis, no extra expense to Government, $7,500. Mo., denim clothing l’Ciy:'lIASE TRANSACTIONS APmOVED, ; 12,000 denim coats and 12.000 Contracts over $25,000. trousers, $1.75 each ; garments being Contracts under SSSftOO. baled for overseas shipment contractor he ; 153-Phila. A. F. P.ornet Bro. Co., Philadel- I'nul D. Iviieelaiul, paid 904 cents per hale for approximately 300 Hoston. Mass., 403 phia. Pa., dry cleaning, hut not pressing, cord.s himl ami bales more than stipulated In the above con- soil wood, $5,440.50. woolen garments by open rotary system, ends .3. E. H. .lame.s, Koston, Mass., 108 cords tract ; total Increase, $280.50. .Tune 30, 1919, at prices: Breeches, per soft wood, $2,374.02. Sup. to contract 1531. F. II. Roberts & Co., $0.30 pair ; 5.000 coats, $0.35 : 5.000 overcoats, Motors 1913. Uulversal Machine Co., Bowl- Boston. Mass., candy ; boxes contracted for, $0.80; 1,200 sweaters, $0.15; 5,000 caps, ing Grccu, Ohio, miscellaneous parts, $19,350. 200.000 ; he wrapped in plain glaze wrapper In- stead of pleated used in approval sample, and $0.00; 10.000 gloves, $0.03; 10,000 comforts, $0.05 ; 1,000 socks, per pound Contracts over $23,000. each box of candy wrapped the contractor to $0.15 ; 10,000 such quantities as may he required daily Mtrs. 1934. Standard Steel Castings Co., De- receive 27.8 coats instead of price in original up to muximum contractor to troit, Mich., GOO sets of contract. ; carry insurance to cast-steel wheels. In- protect Government, cluding skid ohniii hooks, $144,000. Sup. to 3232-S. D. L. Marx Co., St. Louis, $15,000, $150,000. 10401. Leon Israel & Bros., New Y'ork C8ty, Mtrs. 1950. Tinkein Detroit Axle Co., De- Mo., denim clothing ; pack for overseas ship- 1,174,070 coffee, troit, Mich., axle parts for automobiles, ment at 951 cents per hale approximately 162 pounds green averaging about ^35 238 08 bales. 14| cents per pound, $109,510.55. 13C14-PU. Oscar F. Ilro., Mtrs. 1825. Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., Sup. 2900. Onoita Knitting Mills, Utica, Mayer & Chicago, 111., 150,000 pounds bacon, at $0.3050 pound: repair parts for Ford cars in <]uantlties, N. Y.. undershirts and drawers ; the contractor $84,585.82. to deliver 210,000 garments at $2 per garment, extras: 300.000 cans hash corned beef, 32 ounces, $0.6350 can 300.000 cans beef, Mtrs. 1820. Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., and those baled contractor shall receive in ad- ; fresh, roast, 32 ounces, $0.9470 can spare parts for Ford cars, $84,585.82. dition to price stipulated 50 cents per tale. ; $533,850. 14088-GS. .Tacol) 1874. Western Mott Co., Flint, Mich., spare Sup. to 5085-5086. 5088-5089, F. O. Per- Dold Packing Co., Buffalo, parts, $280,189.78. kins Campbell Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, harness N. Y.. 500,000 pounds fresh pork, $143,750. Mtr.s. 908. Butler Mtr.s. 1023. Fisk Rubber Co., Chicopee Falls, contractor packed at request of United States Manufacturing een East I'ighgate, Vt., axes; in public interest 2.600 gallons light motor oil. at 41 cents per shipped to Camp Holahird Motor Storage De- to cancel amount remaining due, $4,604. gallon, and 1,250 gallons medium motor oil, at pot on authority of Cleveland officer. Sup. 1326. Eclipse Stove Co., Mansfield, 43 cents per gallon, $1,562.50. Sup. to FF 90-2SG. Texas Co.. New York Ohio, firoless cookers ; contractor use spot 02. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, Louisville, City, for kerosene ; contract is modified to pro- welding instead of riveting on the upper rivet Ky., 20.680 gallons kerosene oil. 150° fire test, vide for deliveries in wood barrels. This price in th4* rim or band around the top of the water white, delivered in tank wagon.s, at 14J is an increase of 41 cents per gallon on price cooker. cents, $2,955.70. named in original contract, which called for ; ::

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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I dclivorip.s in lank wagons. Amount of kero- E. Corey & f^o.. Portland, steel and iron. Downingtou Iron Works, Downlngtown, Pa., sene, 110,850 gallons. Edwards & Walker, Portland, miscellaneous strainograph. hardware. Browu-Ferrier Co., Philadelphia, tracy sep- COXTKACT.S NOT EXECUTED (PltEVIOUS .U'rKOVAL Emery Waterhouse Co., Portland, brooms, arators. JiOAUD OF HE VIEW CANCELED). tar paper, and miseellancous hardware. Sykes & Co., Chicago, ventilators. Mtrs. 1,000. Dodge BroSv Motor Car Co., Flituer & Atwood, Portland, canvas duck, Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., Boston, Detroit, Mich., roadsters and tires, ?457,000. red lead, and linseed oil. castings. 0403-B. Hub Kalneoat Co., Boston, Ma.ss., McDonald Manufacturing Co., Portland, American Clay Machinery Co., Bucyrus, 15,000 foot raincoats, 883,700. lumber. Ohio, fittings. Sup. 2794 M.M. Cohn Manufacturing Co., Mcgquier & Jones, Portland, brackets and Wheeling Mould & Foundry Co., Wheeling, serv- Iron plate.s. St. Louis, Mo. ; reduce amount of cotton W. Vn., rudders. ice from 32,400 to 23,903 coats. Thomas Laughlin Co., Portland, blocks. Abram Cox Stove Co., Philadelphia, castings. Sup. 2700. Schmude Bros., Chicago, 111., Portland Co., Portland, coke. Hyde Windlass Co., Bath, Me., windlasses. con- 17,500 leather mittens ; previding that Randall & McAllister, I’ortland, coal. Main Electric Co., Portland, windlasses. tractor may deliver one-fingered gloves, finger J. C. Mattingly, Baltimore, lumber. Epping-Carpenter Pump Co., New York, of cowhide instead of horsehide, as originally V/oodward-Wight & Co., Now Orleans, wire pumps. provided, price to be $1.15 instead of $1.18 screws, valves, holts, and turubucklcs. 11. W. Johns-Manvillc Co., Philadelphia, as- per pair. „ Crane Co., Chicago, plug cocks and casting. be.stos millboard. Sup. 2587. Martin Dyeing & Finishing Co., Celete Products Co., New York, calcined Crane Co., Chicago, flanges and fittings. Bridgeton, N. J.. dyeing and finishing shelter- .'iloccl. of 0.3800 instead II. W. Jolius-Mauville Co., New Orleans, as- tent duck ; insert the price of 0.32 in clause entitled insurance of gray bestos. goods. Also to be insured at contractor’s ex- H. T. Steffee Co.. New Orleans, packing. pense. Oliver H. Van Morn Co. (Inc.), New Orleans, CONSTRUCTION DIVISION bolts. Standard Sanit.ary Manufacturing Co., New Orleans, tiro bricks, fire clay, engine oil, piston packing, pipe plugs, pet cocks, stock and dies. The Construction DLvi.sion of the EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION Weil-Gutiuaun Supply Co., New Orleans, wrenches and tongs. Army has awarded contracts as follows E. C. Atkins Co., New Orleans, saws and Raritan Arsenal, N. J. : Abram Hostetler, files. Johnstown, Pa., coal, $300. Following is a list of purchases by the A. A. Simonds Co., New Orleans, grinding San Antonio, Tex. : Crane Co., Chicago, United States Shipping Board Emer- wheels. 111., valves and fitting.*. $714.03. gency Fleet Corporation Electrical Supply Co., Olew Orleans, elec- Fort Keogh : Crane (Jo., Washington, D. C., pans. trical equipment. pipe and fittings, $20. ,T. C. Hurley Co., San Francisco, drip W. Hooloy Metal Works, Or- Cobbledick-Kibbe Class Co., Oakland, lamp Thomas New Camp Ahrahanr Eustis, Va. : American Ster- leans, life-raft crj'stal. • fastoniugs. ilizer Co., Erie, Pa., disinfector, $3,050. life... Wall Rope Works, Now Orleans, tarred II. II. Buhen Co., Eureka, Cal., boat Brooklj'n .Army Supply Base : North Caro- equipmeni, screv.'s and bolts. hemp. lina pine E. B., Washington, D. C., piling, Louis Weiile Co., tran Francisco, clock and Stauffer Eshleman & Co., New Orleans, di- $561.00. viders and clinch rings. ruler. „ Philadelphia Quartermaster Terminal Works, San Fran- Eugene Dietzgeu Co., New Orleans, rulers Golden State & Miners’ North Carolina pine E. B., Washington, D. C., and plates and pencils. cisco, strainer plates, lag screws piling, $51,000. for sea valves. C. T. Patterson Co., New Orleans, holts and Charlo.stou Port Terminal : Hays Manufac- fuel oil. nuts. Union Oil Co., San Francisco, turing Co., Erie, Pa., iilumhiug material, Securities San Dibert, Bancroft & Ross Co., New Orleans, Ainericau Smellers and Co., $18.88. Francisco, lead sleeves. steering control. Norfolk Quartermaster Terminal : Packard Tubbs Cordage Co., San Francisco, rope. Lukeus Steel Co,, New Orleans, rivets. Ohio, electrical material, Plant Kuliber Co., San Francisco, reducers. Fairbanks Co., New Orleans, eaut hooks, ma- Electric Co., Warren, Pyrene Manufacturing Co., San Francisco, chine bolts, nuts, and valves. $1,270. Terminal. Westing- ax brackets and extinguisher charges. General Electric Co., New Orleans, lamps. Norfolk Quartermaster Co., elec- Co., Wash- Lo.s Angeles Pressed Brick Co., Los Angeles, Interstate Electric New Orleans, house Electric & Manufacturing trical equipment. ington. D. C., electrical material, $408. fire brick and clay. Orleans, gold leaf. : Newark, N. J., Dyer Bros., San Franci.sco, I beams. DeVoe & Reynolds, New Camp Merritt Crane Co., Orleans, lUltigstcin liardward Co., Oakland, lantern David Bernhardt Paint Co., New pipe and fittings, $126.02. paints. 111. : General Electric Co., globes. Camp Grant, D. C., electrical material. $07.50. General Electric Co., San Francisco, motors. Standard Oil Co., New Orleans, oil and Washington, : General Electric Co.. Washing- Mangriun & Otter, San Francisco, steward’s grease. Camp Pike ton. D. C., c-loctrical material. $29.25. equipment. St. Doiii.s Screw Co., St. Louis, tie rods. Aberdeen Proving Grounds : Wagner Elec- George W. Pennington Sons, San Francisco, Garlock Packing Co., New Orleans, packing. tric Co., Washington, D. C., electrical material, life lioat davits. Norvell-Wildcr Hardware Co.. Beaumont, . 00 . .Tohnsou, .loscph & G. M. Josslyn Co., San Tox., pipe, bolts, nuts, fittings, and packing. $ 0 Francisco, pin shackles. Black Hardware Co., Galveston, fittings, Charleston Quartermaster Tormimil ; Gen- Pennsylvania Iron & Steel Co., Lancaster, lead pipe, and nuts. eral Electric Co.. Washington, D. C., electrical iron. F. W. Heitmann Co., Houston, fittings, material, $709.80. Bryant Electric Co., Chicago, lamp recep- valves, lag screws, nuts, and rivets. Raritan Arsenal : Ideal Hanger_Co.. Cleve- tacle. Peden Iron & Steel Co., Houston, nuts, biLSh- land. Ohio, miscellaneous iron, $375. Harvey Huhhell, Bridgeport, post screws. ings, fl&t iron, and fittings. Ind. Ilousing, New Brunswick. N. J. : Worthington Pump & Maohluory Co.. Buf- Lone Star Shipbuilding Co., Beaumont, win- Wrlghtsville Hardware Co., Wrightsvillo, Pa., galo, metallic packing, metal ring, and piston dow glass and packing. hinges, $509.07. ring. Beaumont Paint Co., Beaumont, lead pipe Portsmouth. Va. : Simmons Pipe Bending A. C. Harvey Co., Boston, sheet .steel. and paint. Works, Newark, N. J.. pipe bends, $51.50. Raritan Arsenal.. N. J. : Weller Coal Co., Charles Cory & Sons, New York, pulleys.and E. L. Wilson Hardware Co., Beaumont, fit- Johnstown, , coal, $150. chain. tings and nails. Pa Raritan Arsenal. iS.'. .1. : Cock & Cohoe, II. P. Livermore Co., Boston, wire. Boykin Machinery Co., Beaumont, nuts. Johnstown, Pa., coal. $150. India Wharf Storage Warehouse, Boston, Luken Steel Co., New Orleans, iron and Raritan Arsenal. N. J. : Moore Coal Co., calcium chloride. angle Iron. John.stown, Pa., coal. $150. United States Rubber Co., Boston, gaskets. Sabine Supply Co.. Orange, Tex., nuts and ; Thiele Construc- National Tube Co.. Boston, steel pipe. bushings. Raritan .Arsenal, N. J. Waterhouse Welding Co., Boston, welding tion Co., Johnstown. Pa., coal, $150. S. L, Adams, Beaumont, pilot bread. compound. Raritan Ar.senal, N. J. : H. A. Cline, Bolivar, Kirby laimher Co.. Beaumont, lumber. PottingoIl-AOdrcws Co., Boston, electrical Pa., coal, .$150. .T. T. Booth. Beaumont, storm oil tanks. equipment. Hinds Co., Taylor Instrument Co., Rochester, ther- Camp Bragg. N. C. ; Crouse Haley Co., Boston, nuts. Dodge mometers. Washington, D. C., electrical material, Bridgeport Engineering Co., Bridgeport, Hartwell Iron Works. Houston, flanges. $149.12. sheave boxes, bulkhead flangc.s, couplings, gear Southwest General Electrical Co., Houston, .Arsenal. .T. : McCrory Coal Co., brackets, safety stop nuts, steering standard Raritan N. steering wheels. couplings. Johnstown, l‘a., coal, $150. and Penherthy Injector Co., Detroit, ejectors. Fairbanks Steam Shovel Co., Boston, cylin- General Hospital No. 22, Pa. : Shapiro & Blake Piimp & Condenser Co.,' Fitchburg, der heads. .Aronson, New York, N. Y., electrical material, Mass., I’unip sjpares and lagging. Boston Belting Co., Boston, gasket.s. $379.50. John H. McUowan & Co., Cincinnati, valve. Now England Bolt Co., Everett, Mass., ma- Iron Works, Oswego, N. Y., pumps New Cumberland Quartermaster Terminal chine holts. Ames and spares. General Electric Co., Washington, D. C., Changler & Farquhar Co., Boston, brass switchboard and equipment, $1,460. split pins. Muskegon Boiler Works, Muskegon, Mich, rhiladelphia Quartermaster Terminal^ Co- Bancroft & Marlin, I’ortlnnd. Iron.. water gauge. Track Manufacturing Co., New W. L. Blake & Co.. Portland, pipe, plugs, Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling Mills, De- hum Trolle.v York, N. Y., kalamcin doors and frames, packing. Hake, graphite, sal soda, and pipe fit- troit, copper sheets. tings. II. G. Trout Co., Buffalo, propeller gauges. $4,200. t’harlos E. Chase. Portland, cement. Hoffman-Ahlers Co., Cineinnati, copper I-'ort McPherson. Ga. : Horsey Manufactur- Mass., 'water meters, W. I,. Cleveland & Co., I’ortlaiul, rubber- sleeves. ing Co., South Boston, 1 . covered wire. Sizer Forge Co.. Buffalo, shafting. $ , 000

Ib-okou Stone & Gravel Co., Marine Deck Supply Co., Philadelphia, Boston Army Supply Base : General Electric 1 ortluml, & sand. ash ejectors. Co., Washington, D. C., cables, $190.