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PUBLISHED DJiJLY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman -k -k -k COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activities
VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. No. 534
INACTIVITY IN BUeiNG TRADES RETURN OF BODIES TO ^TS. SAYS U.S. ARMY OF OCCUPATION NOT RESULT OF LACK OF CREDIT, RECEIVES ITS MAIL PROMPTLY OF MEN DYING IN SERVICE OPINION OF SECRETARY GLASS Oen. Pershing Says Letters OF NAVY OR MARINE CORPS REGARDS HIGH COSTS AS CAUSE Frequently Are Delivered IN EVERY POSSIBLE CASE Sees no Valid Reason Why Suffi- 15 Days After Being Mailed. cient Credit Should Not Be Made NAVY DEPARTMENT Available for Useful Operations. ANNOUNCES PLANS The 'War Department authorizes publi- Treasury Policy Changed. cation of the following cabled communica- tion in response to an inquiry ffrom the Relatives to Have Remains The Secretary of the Treasury has is- Third Assistant Secretary of War When Desired, Govern- sued the following statement There has been in the past a great deal The impression seems to exist that of complaint in regard to mail facilities ment Paying All Expense policies initiated during the war by Sec- and length of time it takes letters written lilcAdoo the Federal Re- in the United States to reach those in the Up to Time of Delivery, retary and by , American Expeditionary Forces to whom serve F>oard for the conservation of credit Burial in National Ceme- are still fully effective and are respon- addressed. These complaints may in par- sible for inactivity in the building trades. ticular cases have had some foundation, teries When Not Other- but I desii’e to inform you that during the Changes Since Armistice. operation of the 1st Corps in the Meuse- wise Requested—General The activities of the countiT have un- Argonne offensive, and in the case of 3d dergone a great change since the signing Army iieadqr;arters, now occupying Ger- Cemeteries in France. of the armistice, and many industries man territory, prompt I’eceipt of mail is ail that can be desired. It is no unu-sual which were engaged in the production of The Navy Department authorizes the thing for letters to be received in the 3d war material and for which credits were following essential are now directing their energies Army within 1.5 days of their date of mail- The Navy Department is to other lines more nearly related to the ing in the United States, and from 18 to now formu- normal activities of peace. Consequently, 21 days is common. I attribute this state lating plans for bringing back to America of affairs very devoted efforts of many of the policies which wei’e adopted to the the bodies of officers and men of the Navy needs are now out of date. those in charge, whose difficulties and to meet war and Marine Corps who were killed or the thanklessness of whose tasks I thor- Believes High Costs Responsible. oughly realize. died in foreign service and whose re- My own impression is that inactivity in Pf.rsiiixg. mains were interred ashore. the building trades is directly traceable At the outset of our participation in not to any insufficiency of credit, but to VAST SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES the War the Navy determiuetl to continue the continuance of abnormally high costs. its policy of returning home the remains country re- Tile building trades of the FOR U. S. SOMS IN GERMANY of the dead, and only when facilities for sponded promptly to the view of my pre- preserving and encasing the bodies could Federal Reserve decessor and of the The War Department authorizes the not be obtained or where laws of the vari- Board and cooperated in a patriotic way ous countries intervened, following from the office of the Director have burials the Government in its program for been abroad. with of Purchase and Storage made the conservation of credit during the Large quantities of subsistence have Embalming Materials on Ships. the war, and I glad to say period of am been ordered for use of the Army of Oc- that in my judgment there is now no All of the larger naval ships and trans- cupation in Germany. It is contemplated why sufficient credit should ports were etiuipped with embalming out- valid reason that the supplies will be shipped by way not be made available for useful building fits and materials, and explicit instruc- of Rotterdam and the Rhine to Coblenz. operations. tions given for their use ; in many in- The last order placed by the Subsistence stances the services of licensed embalra- Division makes a big grocery bill. It in- ers were secured hy enlistment in the $75,000,000 Credit for Italy cludes 2.3G,000 pounds of ham, 270,000 Navy and Naval Reserve; and the de- pounds of sausage, 8,000.000 pounds of for Belgium partment feels that th.ose efforts have And $40,000,000 flour, 500,000 pounds of oatmeal, 2,000,000 been amply rewarded by early return to pounds of sugar, 421,000 pounds of their homes of the X’emains of several hun- The Secretary of the Treasury has es- prunes, 2,000,000 pounds of canned soup, dred men from ships and naval stations tablished a credit of $75,000,000 in' favor and 380,000 pounds of butter and oleo- in the war zone. of the Italian Government, and a credit margarine. Among the luxuries included But, despite all endeavors, burial of .$40,000,000 in favor of the Belgian in the order are 032,000 pounds of jam, abroad has been necessary in many cases, Government, making a total of .$1,385,- 900,000 pounds of candy, and 90,000,000 including, of course, the remains of all 000.000 for Italy and $290,145,000 for cigarettes. officers and men of the Jlarine Corps Belgium, and $8,074,824,502 for all the who died while serving with the Army in allies. FINANCIAL AGENT FOR BOLIVIA. France and Belgium. Advices to the State Department from Marking of Graves. 43 LOCOMOTIVES SHIPPED. La Paz, Bolivia, state that Senator Julio A total of 43 locomotiv(!S were shipped Zamora, accompanied by Mrs. Zamora, The graves of these haVe invariably to various railroads during the week is leaving for -the United States as a been made semipermanent in character, ended February 1, according to a state- financial agent of the Bolivian Govern- marked in such manner as to guard ment issued by the United States Itail- ment. He is also accompanied by Senor against error, and have been carefully road Administration. Jorge De La Barra as his adviser. tended and preserved, while minute and : :
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ncc\ii';ite hurial records have been kept Washinsron, in tlie Xavy I )eparl ment at List of Transports and Army Dnits at naval lieadpiiarters in London, and in the (lies of the various stations. Sailing From France for United States The [jlati.s umier consideration include three lines of action, dependent upon the Ordiinnco DetTclimont. 01st Regiment. C. A. in The War Department authorizes publi- expressi'd wishe.s of the next of kin C. 1 officer, 10 men. cation of the following information : each case: (1) The bodies to be allowed Detachment Battery E. 01st Regiment, C. The transport Pocahontas sailed from A. C., 10 officers, 84 men. to remain in the country where death Bordeaux February G, and is due to ar- Twenty-three Casual officers clas.sified as occurred: (2) to be returned to the follows: lufantry, i:'. ; Field Artillery, 1; rive at New York February IS with the United States for reinterment at Arlins- Air Service, 7 ; Sanitary Corps, 1 ; Tank Corps, following troops ton nr any other desiRuated national Other casuals : Civilians, inc'mied in Sixty-spcond Kegimeut C. A. C„ complete, 5 ; cemetery: or, (,‘ft to be sent to the next the above are sick 00 ofiicers, 1,711 men. and woundi'd clas.sified aa follows: Bedridden (of 1 is tubercu- of kin in any iiart of tlie United States Iliadtiuartcrs .‘Wd Artillery Brigade, Coast whom lar). 24 men. Requiring no special for private burial. Artlllpiy thorps, 9 oIBccis, 48 men, attention, Bovdeau.x Convalescent Detachments Nos. 1 officer. Total, 2 934. Respected. CO and 70, 1 officer, 24 men. Wishes of Relatives The trans])ort Caserta sailed fi'om Mar- Casual Company No. 359. Marines, 3 of- Concerning the first alt’Ornative, al- ficers, 1S8 men. seille Fehniary 0, and is due to arrive at though the .Xavy Department would pre- Casual Company No. 3G2, Illinois, 2 officers, New York about February 18 with the 131 ini'n. following troops: fer to leturn all of its dead to this Casual Company No. 8CS, Ohio, 2 officers, country for hurial beside those who have 13C im n. Sixty-third Regiment, C. A. C„ 46 officers, Medical for duty, Regular 1,490 men, divided as follows: Riven their livi'S in oilier wars yet the Detachment Army, 2 officers. 4 men. Thirty-nine officers and 1.13.3 men, Regular wishes of relatives who desire that the re- Casual Company No. 002, Regular Army, 2 Army ; 2 officers and 44 men. Camp Uplou ; officers, 1 mi'ii. II a;ns he allowed to lie tindisturhed will 149 men. officer and 33 Camp CranI ; 3 officers Casual Company No. 904, 'Wisconsin, 2 of- and 238 men. Camp Dodge; 1 officer and 48 be granted, and it is probable that siiit- ficers. 14!) men. men. Camp Eunston. tih'e cemeteries will be iiiin based in France Coluiuini.s ttarr.aeks. I’rovlsional 03d Regi- Sixty-five Casual officers classified as fol- Ohio, 1 officer. Air Service, :-i0 and elsewlu're wherein all American dead ment, C. C., 25 men. lows: ; Engineers. 8; Onl- Quartermaster Casual Company No. 3, Vir- nanee, Quartermaster Corps, ;i Medical may he assembled and assured perpetual 5: ; ginia. 2 officers, l-IO men. Corps, I : Infantry, 14 ; Transportation Corps, care and recognition. Medical Detachment 3d Battalion, 61st 1 : Field Artilh ly. 1 : Ceneial Staif, Coast 1 ; tVheu it i.s reijuested that the body he Reginieut, C. A. C., 1 officer, 7 men. Artillery Corps, 1. Total, 1,007. returned to the United States for hurial in a national cemetery, tiie department will endeavor so to arrange the funeral that relatives may attend, if th.ey so de- Revised Export Conservation List sire. Where there are a miiiiher of in- ti'i'inents to he made in one cemetery it Issued by the War Trade Board i.s probable that a general service will he held, with appropriate military honors.
Grains, as follows : Should it he iiiiiiracticable for relatives The 'Wav Tr.adc Board announces, in M'heat, except seed wheat. ruling (W. T. B. R. that the or friends to be ineseiit. the body will n new' .589), Jewelry, eoufalning more than 45 per cent he received, conveyed to the cemetery, and cxi>ort conservation list as of February of fine gold in value, X-29. interred therein with the same honor, re- 10, 1919, is as follow's: (It wall be noted Lard. Ijarrt, net!tral. spect, and careful altention to every de- Unit biittt r, clieese, eggs and egg prod- Lard, compound. tail as though accompanieil. All expen.ses ucts, and milk of all kinds are no longer Lard snhstitntes. boriK' by the Xavy, including head- on the list.) Fork products, as follows will be Bacon. stone and perpetual care of the grave. • Ammunition, X-2. Barreled and mess pork. * Cartridges and shells, loaded and un- Coarse hog bellies. Procedure in United States. load! (1, N-2. CaniK'd pork. * Shot, in hulk, X-2. , Fatbai-ks. After arrival in the United States, the Cinchona bark and products. Fresh pork. bodies claimed for private interment will * Coal. Hams. Coffee (green), except Haitian and Porto I'iekled pork, except ears, snouts, lips, be forwiirdeil liy expre.ss to such pla<'e as Rican. t.aiis, .iowls, heads, and back straps. shall have been designated previously by * Colfee (roasted), except Haitian and I’orto Fhoulders. the next of kin, Ihe consignee being noti- Rican. Ppai-eribs. •Coffee (soluble), except Haitian and Porto fied by telegram in each instance, in order Stag hellic-S. Rican. Quinine and its compounds. that arrangements may he made for re- * Coke. Quinine salts. ception. Kvery expense incurred prior • Explosives, X-2. Si'eds, red clover. Film.s, moving picture, as follows : and up to delivery of the body will he Piicxposed, X-20. IireiKiid by the Xavy. but the cost of pri- Exposed, Imt undeveloped. • Individual license.s not required to Can- * N<'wfouudlaud. Shipment of thesa vate intennent must at first be borne by Exposed and developed, X-20 or X-30. ada and Firearms, all types, X-2. commodifies to those destinations may b* tlie family, as the .Xavy Doptirtment is Flour, as follows : made under special export license RAC-03. prohibited by law fi-om paying these Wheat. charges. This situation has been met, Gold, as follows ; \Vhere shipineuts of grain are matld Manufactured, except dental, and arti- for seed purposes, shijipers are cautioned however, by a more recent enactment of cles containing more than 45 per cent Congress, which firovides that the rela- of fine gold in value, Form X-29. to slate that tact on the shipping papers. tives may secure i-eimhursement for the exact amount of funeral and burial ex- penses (not exceeding .$100) upon the fines), so tliat the department may have TRANSFER OF BUREAU. presentation to the Bureau of War Bisk full information upon which to base its Insurance, Treasury 1 )(>partment, Wash- plans. U. S. Raii.koap .\i)m rxisTnATTON, ington, D. C., of properly receipted and No date can he set at present for actual ^yashington, February 2, 1919. bills. as prob- certilied coiuinencomeut of this task, many Circular No. 77. lems, some foreseen and others yet to he Invited to Communicate. Effective February 1, 1919. the Bureau encountered as the work prfigresses, re- for .Suggestions and Comiilaints is trans- Those who have lost relatives in the main unsolved. But the Navy Depart- ferred to the Jurisdiction of tl)e Division Kavy or Marine Corps and have been in- ment has given its word, and there is no of Ihihlic Service. formed of their burial abroad (pai'tlcu- doubt of fultillmeut within the next sev- The Short Line Section is under the larly the relative who was designated by eral months. the Division of Public the deceased as his “next of kin"), are jurisdiction of Invited to communicate their wislacs to Service. REVENUES OF OMSK GOVERNMENT, D. Hines, the Bimaiu of Medicine and Surgei'.y, AValkkr Cert era I Fail roads. Xavy Department, Washington, D. C. An Omsk dispatch to the State De- Director of (concerning dead of the Xavy or Naval partment states that the total revenues they earn lleserve), or (o the major general, com- of the Om.sk Government for the period Better than uionev because mandant, United .States Marine Coi’iis, of six months ending December 31, last, monev: buy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP Washington, D. C. (with respect to Dla- amounted to 268,000,000 rubles. TO-DAY. : : —
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ARMY HOSPITAL PAPERS AIDING IN HUNT FOR MISSING SOLDIERS OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE
Establishing Columns Called ON PEACE CONFERENCE ” “ The Port of Miss! j Men for Relatives’ Im^ iirics. The following official communique was Involuntary servitude sliall not exist issued at Paris on February 7 except in a imnishment for crime whereof To assist relatives to locate meu re- tlie party shall have been duly convicted. “ The President of tlie United ported missiofi iu action, and others in Trials by jury should be established. tlie military service whose whereabouts States of America, the prime minis- The rigid of free association, free as- is unknown, the hospital newspapers pnb- ters and foreign ministers of tlie semblage, free speech, and press shall not be denied or abridged. lished by the personnel and patients of allied and associated powers, the more than 25 Army hospitals, are estab- That tlie seamen of the merchant ma- Japanese representathes and the lishing columns called “ The Port of Miss- rine shall be guaranteed the right of leav- ing Men.” In these columns are printed military repre-seutatives of the Su- ing tlieir vessels when tlie same are in a the name, rank, and organization of men preme War Council, assisted by safe harbor. or commodity shall be regarding whom inquiries are received. naval autliorities and technical ad- No article shipped or delivered in international Sent to Other Hospitals. visers, at tlie d’Orsay be- met Quai commerce in the production of wliich chil- The newspapers are circulated among tween 2.30 and 5.30 p. m. dren under the age of IG years have been the patients and personnel of the hospital, “ They discusserl tlie terms of the employed or permitted to work. article or commodity sliall be and have a large sale to soldiers and ci- extension of the armistice with Ger- No vilians outside, the principal shipped or delivered in international ones being many. ‘‘ The Right About,” with a circulation of commei’ce in the production of which con- “ of 40,000, and “ The Come Back,” with a The President the United vict labor . lias been employed or per- circulation of 20,000. Copies of the vari- States of America and the representa- mitted. It shall declared that the work day ous liospital publications are distributed tives of the allied and associated be to other Army hospitals, so that they in industry and commerce shall not ex- powers will meet to-morrow at 3 p. m. reach meu from every combatant unit ceed ei.glit hours per day except in case returned from overseas. to continue tiiis discussion.” of extraordinary emergency sucli as dan- ger to life or property. How to Address Letters. Labor Legislation Proposals. The sale or use for commercial pur- articles made or manufactured Liberal use is being made of these col- The following propo.sals have been sub- poses of in private homes shall be prohibited. ums, and it is believed to be an ellicacious mitted by tlie delegates of the United It slmll be declared that an adequate means to secure sucli information through States of America to tlie Commission on performed unotlicial channels. Relatives desiring International Labor Legislation Paris wage sliall he paid for labor at commensurate to avail themselves of tliis opportunity, AVe declare that the following funda- a wage based upon and “ conforming to should address The Port of Missing mental principles should underlie and be with the standards of pay Men,” Surgeon General’s Office, Wash- the civilization of the time. incorporated in the peace treaty : equal wages shall be paid to ington, D. C., or the nearest hospital A league of tlie free peoples of the That for equal work newspaper. world in a common covenant for genuine women as are paid to men and jiractical cooperation to secure jus- performed. iiicoriioration of the points laid tice, and tlierefore peace, in tlie relations The THREE NAVY AIRMEN KILLED between nations. The entrance of any down liy President AA’ilson. free nation into the league of free peoples WHEN PLANE PLUNGES INTO BAY of the world sliall he inherent. No reprisals ba.sed upon purely vindic- RED CROSS TO OPEN HOSPITALS The Navy Department has received a tive purposes, or deliberate desire to in- disi)atch that three Navy flyers were jure, but to rlglit manifest wrong. IN SEVERAL BALKAN STATES killed when a seaplane in whicli thej' Recognition of the rights of small na- were flying crashed from a nose dive into tions and of the principle, “ no people Nine liosjiitals, cvitli a total nursing Ilensacola Bay at 12.50 o’clock Friday af- must lie forced under a soverei.gnty under staiT of about 50 Red Cross nurses, are ternoon. The seaplane was a complete whicli it does not wish to live.” being or.ganized in Northern Serbia by wreck. The fli,ght was being made from No territorial changes or adjustments the American Red Cross Commission to tile Naval Air Station at I’ensacola, Fla. of power, except in furtherance of the the Balkans. Word to tliis effect has just The following are their names and welfare of tlie peoples affected and in fur- lieen received at Red Cro.ss Headquar- home addresses: therance of world peace. ters from Miss Helen Scott Hay of Wash- Ensign David B. Mingle, jr., United That in law and in practice the prin- ington, chief nurse of the expedition. States Naval Reserve Force. Mother, ciple shall lie recognized that the labor of A hospital of 100 to 200 beds, the Mrs. Caroline Mingle, 1020 Lincoln Ave- a human being is not a commodity or arti- largest one planned, will be established nue, Tyrone, Pa. cle of commerce. immediately in Belgrade undeF Dr. Ensign Daune H. Rutledge, United George D. Tarnowski, with Miss Harriet Slates Naval Iteserve Force. IMotlier, Leete in cliarge of nurses. Two addi- Mrs. Clara Wolcott Rutledge, Robeliue, tional hospitals with a capacity of ap- La. Three Fatalities on U. S. proximately 150 beds are also under jiroc- Ensign Ralpli R. McCormack, United ess of organization for otiier larger cities States Naval Re.serve Force. Mother, Flying Field During the in Northern Serbia. In towns of 10,000 Mrs. Mary McC<)rmack, 41 Pritchard to 20,000 inliabitants five or six ho.spitals, Avenue, West Somerville, Mass. Week Ending January 30 each with a 50-bed capacity will be es- tablished. Following is a statement of fa- Aliss Rachel Torrance, of New York CREW OF AMERICAN BARK SAVED. talities whicli occurred at flying City, will be in cliarge of one of these According to dispatches to tlie State fields, camps, etc., in the United smaller units. A group of 13 American Depai’tment from Sydney, Australia, the States during the week ending Janu- Red Cross nurses iu charge of Miss Geor- master and full crew of the American ary 30, 1919: gia Greene, a graduate of the Women’s bark St. Janies, wliich was wrecked near Carlstrom Field. Arcadia, Fla 1 and Children’s Hospital. Boston, Mass., is fo Montene.gro, another I’itcairn Island on December IG of last Rockwell Fieiil, San Diego, Cal. 1 going and unit year on its voyage from Vancouver to Godnian Field, Stithton, Ky 1 of 10 nurses to Greece. Durban. South Africa, were picked up by llie British steamer Port Augusta, arriv- Total 3 Help your Government and yourself at ing at Sydney last Thursday. the same time—buy war-savings stamps. : : ;
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Exports of Automobiles RED CROSS TO HELP RUSSIAN And Bicycles to Holland Publlsliccl Every WoeU D;iy. Except WAR PRISONERS IN GERMANY Legal Holidays, Under Order of ttio l^i-esident of tLe United States and And Scandinavian Nations by Autliority of Congress. The following statement, anthorizeil by
Office: No. 8 Jaciison Place, The War Trade Board announces, in the American Ited Cross Commission for riding II. .'588), WaslJington. D. C. Tel. Main 5G00. a new (W. T. B. tlnit Europe, was issued at Red Cross Na- hereafter, in shipping automobiles to Copies of THK OPI'ICI.M, U. S. Itfl.LETIN will Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Holland tional Headquarters: be fm-nishod willioul cliarge to every post office it will no longer At the request of Gen. Pershing the in tlie Cnited i to be posted daily, for be necessary to furnish the benelit of the public, under order of the with the application for export license American Red Crc.ss has appointed a com- Postmaster (lenerul) to legislative oxeou ; and an import certificate nunihcr covering the mission to coopf-rate with tlie Intcr-Al- tiv(> officers ot the United States tiovernment, lied for the “ feeding, care, and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign tires on such automobile. An import Commission Governments. — Enw.", an S. IJochestek. Dilltor. certificate for an automobile and an ex- and repatriation of Russian prisoners of liort license i.ssued tlierefor will be deemoil war in Germany.” Tlie Iiiter-Allieil liody, KATES BY MAIL. to include the necesstiry tires. The same wliich was provided for by tlie govern- Oneji-ar $5.00 ruling will apply as to tires on bicycles. ments parliciptiliiig in tlie armistice con- Six months S. 00 ference, ostablishc.l in Berlin. One year, postage prepaid to is now foreign countries 8. 00 uatiy Relief and Care of Sick. — gjj months, [lostage prepaid to PROGRESS MADE IN CAMPAIGN foreign countries 4. 50 Back numbers and extra The Red Cross has already formulated copies each . 05 AGAINST THE SOCIAL DISEASES plans for placing at the di.sposal of the Make all checks, money orders, and drafts commission a personnel experienced in payalile to The Official U. S Rclletin. The War Department authorizes the relief work and large stores of clotliiiig, following statement: medical and snrgictil supplies, and food A weekly report of the various activi- for sick and convalescent prisoners. The Appeal by Mr. Burleson ties of the Commission on Training Cttinp Rod Cross will concern itself cliiefly in To Postmasters to Push Activities .siiows tliat the educational cam- sniiiilying articles of tlie nature men- paign against venereal diseases has not tioned, and an organization wliicli, added War Savings Campaign lost any of its momentnm since the armi.s- to tliat fnrnislicd liy tlie British Red tice. Lectures on social hygiene are be- Cro.ss and otlier Red Cross societies, can
inspect I lie prison ctimps and sufierinteiid Trilnite to tlie patriotic efforts of post- ing given in many military ostablish- menta. naval training stiitions, and Ite- the (listri lint ion of supplies. Tlie com- m.vtrttn-s throughout the country iii tlie mission will give particnliir attention to sale of war-sttviugs stamps during 1918, fore civiiian audiences in a nnmher of and an appeal for contiuueil cooperation cities. It is planned to estnldish contact the care and relief of sick iirisoners, the with the Treasury Department during the with troojts laniling at certain of the de- numlier of whom is estimated to exceed present year, is contained in a sttitement barkation centers tlirongli iilnstrated 100,000. by Postmaster General Ijurleson. This lectures anil special moving-picture films Headquarters at Berlin. statement, nnide public to-day by the prepared liy tlie motion-picture section " Maj. Carl Ttiylor, Uniteil Slates Army, Savings Divi.sion, United States Treas- of the commission. Two films calletl Fit “ who has been released from the Army ury, reads as follows to Figlit” and Tlie End of tlie Road,” ini.ssion, will have met with great success and are lieing to heat] the Red Cross have “ The Post Office Department given a wider and wider cireniation. an organization of aliout 35 men. The in deeply aiFireciated the splendid pa- The Navy section of the oonnnission lias organization, with headquarters Ber- triotic war-siivings service of post- detailed a .special officer to cooperate with lin, will be.giii work tliis week. As there tliaii in flerniany at masters during the year 1918 and in- tlie medical officers of tlie Atliintic Fleet arc more 200 camps prisoners are held, the asmuch as the thrift movement is to in introducing educational propaganda to which Russian be one of tlie nnijor operations of the fleet. Red Cross plans to send reiiresentatives the United States Government for on tours of investigation after which the the year 1919 the I’ost Ofiice Depart- Program of Legislation. workers will be assigned to the various ment earnestly tisks your cooperation A program of model legislation on snb- parts of Germany in which they are with county, city, and town war- .iects relating to the control of prostitu- needed. savings chairmen for tlie year 1919. tion and venereal diseases has been pre- Supplies from England. It is not true, a.s many seem to be- ' sented by tlie legislative lirrmcli of tbe A shipment of 2,500 tons of stipplies lieve, that tlie war is over. The war commi.ssion to officials of .S-o States. Bilks will leave England for Copeiiha.gen tliis will not be over in .so far as our founded on these model forms Inive been ste
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES BRIEFLY TOLD
SENATE. berry Michigan Senatorial inquiry. The lican, of Illinois, the Secretary of War After a brief dicxission, the Senate King resolution, requesting the State De- W'ould be directed to fxirnish the House this afternoon again defeated the reso- partment to inform the Senate what steps, with copies of all correspondence and lution providing for the submission to if any, have been taken regarding the set- papers relating to Provost Marshal Gen- tlement of American claims for damages eral fxir tlie States of the woman’s suffrage con- Crowder’s regulations training stitutional amendment. The vote was growing out of Mexican border depreda- draft registrants. In a letter to Mr. Mc- tions, was adopted. Acting Secretary Polk Cormick, of Illinois, Baker .said 55 to 29, wliich was less tlian tlie re- Secretary quired two-thirds. having acquiesced in such action by the he had sent orders to Gen. Pershing to California, The annual Post Office supply bill was Senate. Senator Johnson, of arrange memorial exercises for the late his resolu- passed late Saturday afternoon. It car- made another effort to call up President Roosevelt to-morrow wherever tion which commits the Senate to the im- ries a total of $409,000,000 and in addi- possible. forces tion a provision for .$200,000,000 for the mediate withdrawal of American Repi'esentative Kahn, of California, an- constniction of roads to be provided for in from Russia. His motion was rejected nounced Friday that he had forwarded three annual installments. Senator Borah by a vote of 37 to 32. to the President a me.ssage signed by rep- Com.merce and others made an ineffectual effort to Before the Interstate Com- resentative Jews of this country asking mittee on Friday, Glenn E. Plumb, repre- repeal th.at provision of' the espionage act the President to oppose the movement for railroad brotherhoods, which gives the Postmaster General senting the various the establishment of a Jewish state. Anti- a solution of the r.-tiiroacl power to exclude certain clas.ses of mat- proposed as Saloon League officials appeared before ownership of the ter from the mails. One* amendment problem Governmeut the Judiciary Committee to urge enact- private operation by one agreed to would jmohibit the employment carriers and ment at this' .session of legislation to en- large corporation, cooperatively organ- of soldier.s, against their will, as ordinary force wartime prohibition effective July 1. profits with employees. laborers in the construction of roads ized and sharing The Committee on Education favorably of railway employees to other than distinctly military roads in The opposition reported a bill under which the various proposed five years extension of the the strictest sense of the word. When the States would receive Fetleral aid with control, he said, was so employed as laborers they would be paid priod of Government which to promote vocational rehabilita- of the Railroad Ad- at the same rate as civilian em))loyees of based upon the order tion of persons injured in industi*y. forbidding employees to par- contractors. This amendment was the re- ministration politics. This, he said, was sult of reports that soldiers in two or ticiiiate in unfair labor, inasmuch as the stock- three States had been detailed to work on to FINAL ACCOUNTS CALLED FOR officials were not likewise pnl)lic roads alongside of ordinary labor- holders and ers and were being paid only their pay prohibited. ON 1918 WAR-SAVINGS STAMPS as enlisted men. Preliminary to their reorganization of IIOTTSS. Office of Third Assistant the Senate after March 4, Republicans Postmaster Gener.\i., Late Saturday evening the House held a conference Saturday and agreed WasJnngton, February 1910. the conference report on the 8, upon an amendment to the rules concern- adopted bill by a vote of 310 to 11. 1. All central accounting postmasters ing assignment of Senators to commit- war revenue Tlie principal speech was made by Chair- who have not already done so must imme- tees. Some of the long-.standing seniority Kitchin of the Ways and IMeans diately close their December, 1918, war- traditions were set aside and it was pro- man explained in detail the savings, thrift, and revenue-stamp ac- hibited that any Senator should be a mem- Committee, who conferees. Mr. Fordney, of counts. ber of more than two of the leading com- work of the Republican member, 2. Central accounting postmasters who mittees of the Senate. Provision was Michigan, ranking Hou.ce on the bill. have not yet returned th.eir uu.sokl war- nxade also to give the majority members also addressed the memorial services of the Hoxxse savings stamps gf tlie 1918 issue must im- of a committee a voice in who other than, .Toint Roose- mediately send the stamps by registered the chairman should be members of a and Senate to former Pre.sklent chamber of the mail to tile department in accordance with conference committee on legislation ema- velt were held in the Members of printed instructions of December 18, 1918, nating from that committee. House yesterday afternoon. Cabinet, the Dip- except that postmasters who have been After the State Department had noti- the Supreme Court, the other distinguished specially directed to withhold shipments fied the Foreign Rehitions Committee lomatic Corps and Lodge will continue to hold the stamps until that President Wilson desired provision citizens were present. Senator the only otherwise ordered. made for diplomatic representatives to delivered the oration and was All 1918 war-savings stamps unac- the new Polish State and the Czecho- spealmr. 3. Chairman Lever, Saturday afternoon, counted for by district postmasters .shall slovak nations, an appropriation of of the the Agricultural be included iii the sales, item 9. $12,000 each for ministers to these two with the approval of bill appropriat- central accounting po.stmaster’s December included in the pending Committee, introduced the countries was 3344. Credit for their ing a billion dollars and providing the account on Form bill. Appropriations allowed heretofore 18 of the legislation necessary to enable the Gov- value shall be entered in item for a number of international bodies, in- “ Government’s cash .account with the words charged to cluding this Government’s share for the ernment to maintain the bushel for district postmasters ” written with pen on support of the International Bureau of guaranteed price of $2.23 a the 1919 wheat crop. the blank line. the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The of each consideration of the 4. A statement giving the name Hague, were stricken from the bill on the Halving completed district post office which has not made a ground that these matters would be pro- annual supply bill for the support of the accounting for 1918 war-.savings in the Army Saturday afternoon, it was re- final vided for b.v the peace conferees of the postmas- ported to the House this morning. It ap- stamps with the name formation of the League of Nations. number of propriates $800,000,000 for the mainte- ter. amount of fixed credit, Senator Sheppard, of Texas, introduced cash .500.000 during 1018 war-savings stamps returned, a bill to provide legislation for the en- nance of an army of men and amount due, if any, to forcement of the war-time prohibition the next fiscal year. No provision is made received, reorganization of the close the account, and any information law, which becomes effective July 1. The in the bill for the of value to the department of Aimiy. Secretary Lane asked Congre'.^s that will be bill provides an aixpropriation $1,.500,- amount due, shall be m.achinery for an appropriation of $13,800,000 for in collecting the 000 with which to put the legal central-accounting post- the completion of the Alaska railroad attached by the into operation. December account on Form On Friday afternoon the annual pen- within the next year. The Labor Com- nu ster to his report on the 3B44 sion bill, carrying a total of $215,000,000, mittee ordered a favorable Form 3.344, must bill Representative Rankin providing 5. December accounts. was called up, read by title, and within of imme- for instruc- be submitted to the deriartment the record-breaking time fif less than one for Federal aid to the States by all central-accounting post- minute was passed. Chairman Pomerene tion looking to a decrease in infant mor- diately who have not already done so, formally announced that he would not tality. masters A. M. Dockery, press the pending resolution for an im- Under the terms of a resolution intro- Third Asst. P. M. Gen. mediate investigation of the Ford-New- duced Friday by Mr. McKenzie, Repub- 71°-—19 2
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6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBBUAKY 10, lOiO.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT OF NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT SEALED PROPOSALS INViTED FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 7
Substantial increases in the holdings Applications to the Controller of the TREASURY DEPARTMENT, of war paper, iargely by the three eastern Currency during the week ending Friday, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, I’eserve banks and considerable reductions February 7, 1919, for authority to organ- Washington, D. C. in reserve deposits of the larger banks are ize national banks and to convert State Bids will be received until 2 p. m. February indicated in the Federal Reserve Board’s banks into national banks; charters is- 12, 1919, for 5 gallons Safetcli, or etiual, for weekly bank issued as at close sued charters extended and reextended statement ; use in lithographic work ; until 2 p. m. Feb- of business on Friday, February 7, 1919. increases and reductions of capital ap- ruary 13, 1919, for repair parts for No. 3 Scboenwchl closed circuit, primary battery The banks’ gold reserves show a de- proved changes of title approved con- ; ; 6 dozen Eagle Lock Co.’s IJ-lucli No. 1070 crease of about 4 millions, some of the solidation of national banks approved, brass drawer locks, or equal, with keys banks reporting exchanges of Federal Re- and national banks placed in voluntary binder’s thread, best quality, in balls or on tubes pounds) 12 dozen square gravers, serve notes for gold. Holdings of war liquidation. (24 ; equal in style and quality to Gesswein’s make ; paper increased 93.5 millions, other dis- APPLIC.ITIONS FOIt CH.\RTER. until 2 p. m. February 14, 1919, for 16,200 counts remained practically unchanged, For organization of national banks: Capital. yards 3-iDcb white tape, as per sample to be furnished by bureau pounds crude para while acceptances on hand went up 1.4 First National Bank of Le- ; 30 panto. Ark. 000 rubber, uuvulcanized, to be delivered in blocks millions. $35, United States short-term se- First National Bank of Sj'ca- of about 1 pound each. curities, due maiuly to redemption by the more, Ohio 50, 000 Treasury of temporary certificates of in- American National Bank of THE PANAMA CANAL. Cisco, Tex. 50, 000 debtedness, declined about 127 millions. Proposals for steel, iron, pipe, chain, bolts, For conversion of State banks : Total earning assets show a decrease of Ilowns National Bank, Downs, nuts, rivets, nails, screws, washers, pig lead, Ivans. wire, copper, bronze, brass tubing and tubes, millions ; conversion of the 32.4 for the week. oxpijnsion-bolt shells, jacks, drivers, Union State Bank of Downs-- 25, 000 screw The return flow of notes to the issuing storks and dies, taps, gauges, wrenches, vises, banks appears to have ceased, at least Total 100,000 scythe blades, hacksaw blades, machetes, note drills, files, hammers, motors, marine electrical temporarily, the Federal Reserve CHARTERS ISSUED. fixtures, junction boxes, electrical receptacles,
circulation being 3.4 millions larger than Original organizations : fire brick, vitrified sewer pipe and fittings, the week before. Net deposits on the First National Bank of Fooslancl, drain tile, duct tile, hose, saddle rovers, solder, 111. benzine, gasoline, carbon bisulphide, lye, bl- other a decline fur the of 25,000 hand show week First National Bank of Hugoton, carliouate of soda, ammonia, acetone, oxalic
45.3 millions, which accounts largely for Kans. : succeeds the Hugoton acid, fisli oil, sperm oil. lard oil, pitch, tar, the rise of the reserve ratio from 53 to State Bank, Hugoton, Kans.- 25, 000 asphaluim bituminous solution, tallow, glue, Conversion of State Banks : putty, dry red lead, graphite, lampblack, paints, per cent. 53.5 American National Bank of lead pencils, pins, record books, paper, and
BrUlger, Mont. ; conversion of crossties, ('irenlar No. 1257. Date of open- the First State Bank of ing, March 0, 1919. Bridger 25, 000 CONDITION OF MEMBER BANKS First National Bank of Alexan- der, N. REPORT ON U. S. S. NARRAGANSETT. Dak. ; conversion of the Alexander State Bank, Al- OF FEDERAL-RESERVE SYSTEM exander, N. Dak 25, 000 q’he Navy Deparlmenl has received the following supplementary report on the Total 100, 000 Declines of about 30 millions in the U. S. 8. iXarragansctt, which went ashore I.N’CREASES OF CAPITAL APPROVED. holdings of United States bonds and on Isle of Wight at mulniglit January 31 of G.2 millions in the amount of war Amount. " Granite City National Bank, Gran- Kiirrafiunsclt went ashore on ledge paper on hand are indicated in the con- ite City, III., from $75,000 to near Rembridge, Isle of Wi,ght, Culver .solidated weekly statement of the Fed- Sl.5O.00o $75, 000 Point lietiriug 238° true. Ship struck First National Bank of Sioux Cen- eral Reserve Board .showing condition within lioiir of higli tide. Rise fall of ter. Iowa, from $25,000 to and of 771 member banks in about 100 lead- $50,000 25, 000 tide about 13 feet. At low water the ves- ing cities. Madison National Bank of Bich- sel is out of Witter forward to amidships; Following the redempfion on January niond, Ky., from $100,000 to $125,000 25,000 stern in 12 feet of water; stern well 30 of the balance of the October 1 cer- First National Bank of Brooklyn, afloat at Itigh water, but resting on ledge tificate issue and the close on that date N. Y.,/rom $300,000 to $.500,000- 200,000 amidships. Union National Bank of Hunting- of subscriptions to the fifth certificate “ inside punctures and compart- don, I’a., from $100,000 to No issue in anticipation of the fifth war lias $125,000 25, 000 ments dry ; sliip been lightened every loan, reporting members show an in- Williamsport National Bank, IVil- possible way. Two thou.sand one hun- liamsport, l‘a., from' $100,000 to crease in their holdings of Treasury fifty $200.000 100. 000 dred and troops removed with no certificates of 57.5 millions, of which First National Bank of Mobridge, ca.snalties. 44.4 millions represents the increase at S. Dak., from $25,000 to $50,Oti0- 25, 000 “Admiriilty salvage equipments scarce First National Bank of Cooper, Tex., the banks in the 12 Federal Reserve as all availtible material i.s working from $00,000 to $75,000 15, 000 at cities. Planters National Bank of Honey Ostend and Zeehrugge. Now attempting Aggre.gate holdings of United States Grove, Tex., from $75,000 to to block up forward at low water so that $100,000 25, 000 war securities and war paper were at lii,gli lido the ship will lift off ledge 3,407.0 millions, and constituted 25.1 per Total 515, 000 amidships and possibly be floated. In- cent of the total loans and investments of CHARTERS EXTE.VDED. vestigating.” all reporting banks, as against 25 per Frost National Bank of San Antonio, Tex., cent the week before. For the banks in until clo.so of business February 5, 1039. Citizens National Bank of Alton, HI., until the 12 Federal reserve cities this ratio, by the Americ.in Nation.nl Bank close of business February 0, 1939. because of the larger proportionate de- of Little Rock, Ark., which is CHARTERS REEXTEN’DED. acting as liquidating agent $25, 000 crease in the holdings of United States First National Bank of Stockton, Cal., until Other liquidations : bonds and war paper and the increase in close of business February 4, 1939. Citizens' National Bank of liquidating other loans, shows a decline from 20.5 to First National Bank of Wiusted. Conn., Waverly, Tenn. : until close of business February 1939. agent. A. P. MeMnrry, Waverly : 20.3 per cent. For the New York City 7, CONSOLIDATION, succeeded by a State bank 50, 000 banks a decline of this ratio from about Wayne National Bank of Cam- Notional Bank of Commerce of City, Ind. liquidating 30 to 29.5 per cent is noted. bridge : Louisville, Ky., American Sonth- agent, R. A. Hick.s, Cambridge Govornmeut deposits increased 204.2 ern National Bank of Louisville, City : absorbed by the Wayne inillion.s, time deposits about 23 millions, and National Bank of Kentucky Trust Co. of Cambridge City-- 50, 000 of Louisville, under charter and while net demand deposits fell off 43.4 Farmers' Nalioual Bank of title of National Bank of Ken- Spriuglield, HI. : liquidating millions. Reserve balances with the Fed- tucky of Louisville, with capital committee, Thomas Suddulh, A. eral reserve banks show an increase of of $2, 500, 000 O. I’eterson, and G. E. Keys, Springfield succeeded 31.8 millions and cash in vault—a de- Combined capital of three banks ; by the prior to consolidation was $3,- Ridgelv-Farmers' State Bank of crease of 14.4 millions. 445,000. Itcductiou, $945,000. Springfield 200, 000 First National Bank of Berlin, VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATIO.XS. Md. : liquidating committee, .1. Easy to buy. convenient to handle, no For consolidation with other na- D. Henry and W. L. Holloway, red tape—Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP tional banks: Army National Berlin, and 11. W. Murrell 25, 000 Bank of Belmont (post office. to-day. Camp Pike). Ark.; absorbed Total $350, 000 : ;
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CONrE^ENCE ON PARCEL POST LIST OF CANDIDATES APPOINTED TO BE HELD AT WASHINGTON
FOR WEST POINT EXAMINATIONS The lesflinfr expoiters from all parts of the country who are user.s Qf the '— — t — parcel post will attend the International Ninth The fono\vin.2:-iiamed candidates for the district: Thomas Holland, Woodville Parcel-Post Conl'erence at Washington Allen E, Pickel, first alternate, R. P. D. No. 4, ( West I’oiiit entrance examination that is February 11, 1919. Hesperia ; Morton A. Pelton, second alternate. to be lielil beRinning on March 18, 1919, Traverse City. The first session will n Joseph M. Cronin, first alternate, Tully (comp 'titive) . 4 Waverly Place. Orange. ver City : from the standiioiut of the speaker’s indi- 2511 Trinity Street, Los Angeles; Lowell E. Sixth district : Raphael Stein, Pairlawn vidual exjierience. Committees will he Johnson, second alternate, 972 West Forty- Avenre, Fair I.awn : Robert W. Berry, first third Street, Los Angedes. alternate, 381 Summit Avenue, Hackensack ; announced to hear dele.gates raid formu- Fourth distidct : Frank Dorn, 662 Tenth Arthur A. Scullion, second alternate, 254 Di- late special recommendations to the Post Francisco; George L. Bucking- vision Street, Grantwood Chester A. Ball, Avenue, San ; Office Department. ham. first .alternate, 1808 Jackson Street, San Main Street. Ramsey ; Joseph Mastroberto, Francisco: Albert A, Herev, second alternate, first alternate, 55 Passaic Avenue, Garfield ; 8969 Washington Street, San Francisco. Joseph M. McClaskey. .second alternate. Sixth Committee Meetings. Connecticut. —First district : Nicholas G. But- and Walker Streets, Cliffslde. At 2 p. m. the following committees ler. second alternate, 703 Garden Street, Hart- Eighth district : Eugi'ne A. Neary, 35 Horn- Lrd. blower Avenue, Belleville; John L. Nnlty, will meet in the Columlnis room of the : Joseph P. Moran, 162 first New'ck Senator McLean alternate, 218 Sixth Avenue, ; Pan American Building, Seveiiteeutli and K. Rich, Pl.vmouth Street, New Haven ; Clyde Thomas J. Walker, second alternate, 229 War- B Streets NW’., to- receive written and first alternate. East Hampton ; John H. ren Street, Harrison. Street, Nor- to prepare recom- Brewer, second alternate. 111 High Third district : Wallace C. Fry. second alter- oral suggestions and wich Frederick T. Manross, Washington ; nate. 401 Sewall Avenue, Asbury Park. mendations to the Post Office Depart- Kerchival R. Holt, first al- Street, Forestville : N"w York. — Forty-second district : Arthur ment : ternate, 120 Bloomfield Avenue, Hartford ; J. Gibbons 96 Elk Street, Buffalo. alternate, 809 On extension of service to new coun- David B. Hollis, Jr., second Porty-tblrd district : Harry K. Palmer, Jr., .Street, Haven. Humphrey New 307 Monroe Street. Jamestown ; John W. Mc- tries.—-Committee to give consideratioa Delaware Senator Saulsbury: Thomas altei-nate. 1109 Street, — Dermott, first Maple to extension of service to countries whicii M.acD. Coward, 704 West Twentieth Street, 01' an: Harry V. Kamler, second alternate, Wilmington. 1208 Washington Street, Glean, can be readied only throu.gh an inter- Georgia district : Alva W. Pender- —Ninth Twenty-fifth district : James B. Neely, first mediary country, with the agreement of grass, Jefferson W. Cooper first ; Wayman alternate. Peekskill. for Clarence B. Smith, this country to act as intermediary alternate, Lawrencevllle ; Thirty-first distrlet: Marshall L. Phelps, second altern.ate. Winder; John R. Teasley, otlier nations. Port Henry : George W. Palmer, first alternate, first alternate. Canton. 2.5 Peru Street. Platfsburg : Clayton E Platt, On additional facilities in international Eighth district : Norman Nickerson, Athens. first alter- Rouses Point : Harold B. Gutterson, parcel post, such as C. O. D. service, in- Hawaii. —Donald H. Hayselden, 2366 Llloa nate. Rensselaer Falls. Rise Mtinoa. Honolulu. surance, registration. Increase of weiglit North Carolina. — Senator Overman ; George Illinois. —Twenty-first district ; Hubert L. F. Williams. Wilson. limit, customs declar#itions, and money Manning. Morrisonvllle ; Monroe F. Vawter, North Dakota —Third district; Edmund S. order and banking facilities. first alternate, Hillsboro. Shellsmade. Naoset. second alternate, packing and regulations affecting Thirteenth district : Paul F. Schoeffel, Free- On Oklahoma. —Senator Owen : John H. Burks, ort James L, Browning, first alternate, ; first alternate, Weatherford ; Garrison E. mailability of articles. second lount Carroll ; Robert P. Hackett, alternate, Enid George A. lifunger, seeond ; On customs and other restrictions in * alternate, Rochelle. Choctaw Avenue. Muskogee; Clyde Heap, 712 affecting American par- Twenty-fourth district; Leslie N. Jones, M. Cantrell, second alternate, 105 West Moore foreign countries Winfield Scott Anderson, McLeanshoro. Flora ; Street Henryctta. cel post. John T. Barry, 130 Wau- Senator Lewis. — Eighth district : William Belehep, Medford. ' Street. Dwight; Emil Frehneyer, first Session pausle Oregon. —Senator McNary : William S. Pid- The Evening alternate, 1032 East Main Street. Danville; dle. Sd. first fflternate, Waverly Heights, Mil- a John L. Shoemaker, second alternate, 715 waukee; William H. Kendall, seeond alternate, The evening session will begin at 8 1 North Eighth Street, Marshall. Portland. 673 C'aekamas Street, p. m. at the I^ost Office Department Build- * R "preseutatlve McCormick ; Willard O. Pennsylvania Fifteenth district: George — ing. Presentation of committees’ recom- [ W:ishburn, first alternate, 1011 Forty-fourth A. f.fillener, Williamsport. Elrod, second recommendation fol- Street. Rock island ; William H. Fourth district Charles B. Weller, seeond mendations, each ' alternate, Marlssa. alternate, 23'>5 Thompson Street, Philadelphia. lowed by 30 minutes of discussion. di.vtrict. Wendell G. Johnson, ,T. Dan- - Fifteenth — Sixter'ntb distrp'f : William Eyerlv. Burle.son will wel- J. Coyle, first alternate, 408 Postmaster General Gepeseo ; Emanuel ville; David E. Ynmim. first alternate, 19 East ' the opening session Street, Gailsburg ; Edward J. delegates at South Academy Cbureh Street. Sbamokln : Wilfred E. E. Hel- come the ' second alternate, 314 South Eighth Dowd. Jr., wig. second alternate Crowl : .Mien F. Jones, of the conference. , Street, Quincy. T.orust Avenue, Centralia ; Robert E. Allen, Indiana.— Second district: Wilbur Green, { first alternate, Kulpmont. Street, Bloomfield P. it 281 West Maine ; Robert Twentv-fourth district : And N. Cnrry, sec- Edgington, first alternate, Bloomfield ; Leland Avenue, Washing- i ond alternate, 49 Acherson end alternate, 523 South Thirty-third Street, 3 B. tlarkley, second alternate, Odon. ton. Johnson, 3901 North Mul- Tacoma : Francis R. 1 Towa.—Second district : Robert R. Rogers, Reisgen, first al- Twenty-seventh district : Walter E. len Street, Tacoma ; Amaml Parent, .\ venue, Clinton Raymond i 620 Seventh ; W. R. Coopor, Jos- Third Avenue. Ford Citv : Franklin ternate, 1513 Tacoma Avenue, Tacoma; ' Nelson, 1320 Pulton Avenue, Davenport. first alternate, rural route 2. Parkers Land- eph M.’ Driskell. second alternate, 709 South Kansas. Fifth district : Keith A. Hemen- — ing; Arthur J. Roach, second alternate. East Street, Tacoma. way Junction City; Marcle Bartlow, first al- M Brady. West Virginia.—Fifth district : Charles ternate. Marysville. Texas. Tenth district: William ,T. Brun- Bromiev, Nemours. ^ Fourth district : C, White Lawrence, Em- — : Cecil L. Brammer, second ner, Tavlor Tom H. Webb, first alternate, Fourth district poria. ; venue, Huntiiigton. Smithviile. alt' mate, 340 Sixth Kentucky.—Eleventh district : Joseph L. Barnett, first National Guard.—Maxwell I’. Lumel-ky. Somerset. Seventh district ; Elliot J. Hardin, College Street, Okla. Everard A. Eilcdge, 1.334 Gi'oveton. Muskogee, ; 1 Maine. Third district ; Edward H. Webster, alternate, — Third Street. Oklahoma City, Okla. Buckeport. XTtab —Second district; Bfnrnl J. Johnson, West : schools. Karl W. Bookwalter, 943 first alternate, Spanish Fork. Honor — Massachusetts. —Sixteenth district : William Jr., Denver, Colo. Paul IT. Mahoney, Tooele. South Pearl Street, ' W. Batcheldcr, first alternate, 55 Dartmouth Senator King; BIrect, New Betiford. Virginia.—Senator Martin ; .Tames R. V. alternate. RIehmond. Senator Townsend ; Donald J. Daniel, first j Michigan. — P. Stanley Ellerthorpe, first al- prashlngton. Third district : Henry J. S. is save, I Bailey, Ponllac; — The philosophy of the W. S. J. Etherlngton, r ternate, .laekson James N. House, first alter- Harding, Stevenson ; Thomas ; P. Berllla, sec- save, save. IK bate, Jackson. first alternate, Elma ; George : ; 8 TPIE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUAKY 10, 1919. Interpretations of General Order 27 War Pictures Released Concerning Wages and Other Matters By the General Staff Given by Railroad Director General The following United States official photographs are released by the His- The United States Railroad Adminis- ployed to perform the work) outlined in torical Branch, War Plans Division, Gen- eral Staff. Prints may be obtained at Iration issues the following: sections 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Article I sup- 25 cents each from the Photographic Sec- plement 4 to General Order No. 27, who Washington, D. C., January 10, 1919. have heretofore received the minimum tion, Signal Corps, Eighteenth Street and I-NTEKriiETATION NO. 1 TO StTPLEMEXT NO. 13 rate of wages in their respective classifi- Virginia Avenue NW„ Washington, D'. C. TO General Order No. :;7. cations, shall now be paid the established phone. Branch 3783, Main 2570 Question. Suppicment No. 10 to Gen- minimum rate of pay.” AVhat date should 1G865. Brig. Gen. W. S. Scott, commanding general base section No. 2. eral Order No. 27. issued under date of be used to determine when the graduated 22805. Group from left to right : Brig. Gen. November IG, superseding General Order rates provided in sections 2 and 2-a, Arti- Thomas G. Hanson, commanding 17Sth In- No. 27, effective Octol)er lOlS. Should fantr.v Brigade Brig. Gen. L. Winn, 1, cle II, supplement 4, to General Order ; Frank commanding 89th Division Gen. Gerard, com- back pay be adjusted for employees who ; No. 27, may be applied, that is January manding 3d French Army Gen. I’assaga, left the service prior to November IG, ; 1, 1918, effective date of the supplement, commanding 32d French Army Corps : Col. 1918? or July 25, 1918, tlie date of issue? .Tames H. Reeves, commanding 177th Infan- try Brigade (in rear of Gen. Winn) Col. D. Decision. Employees leavin.g the serv- ; Decision. Section 1-A, Article IV, sup- C. E. Kilbourne, chief of staff, 89th Division ice between Octol-'cr 1, 1918, and Decem- plement 4 to General Order No. 27 pro- (in rear of Gen. Gerard) ; 89th Division head- ber 28, 1918, should in'operly have back vides for tlie rates named in siiiiplement quarters, Lucey, France. pay accruing between those dates ad- 2282C. Maj. Gen. George B. Duncan and 4 to bec-ome effective January 1, 1918. slaff standing, left to right : First Lieut. justed to ; comply with the requirements This provision also is repeated in section Krech and Lieut. Col. Creswell Carlington of Supplement No. 23. Lieut. Col. Lewis S. Mercy, sitting; 77th Divi- 3, Article IV, supplement 4, to General Walkkii D. Hines, sion, Chateau Fere, France, August 7, 1918. Order No. 27, tlierefore, the graduated 20889. Brig. Gen. Marlborough Churchill, Director General of Kailroeds. rates provided in sections 2 and 2-a, are chief of the Military Intelligence Division. October, 1918. effective Januar.v 1, 1918. 23921. Brig. Gen. Douglas McArthur, 42d W.ASHINGTO.N, D. C„ Walker D. Hines, Division, cleaned up the chateau after the January 10, 1919. Director General of Railroads. Gormans left and restored what he could of the original splendor of the banquet hall and I.NTERPRETATION NO. 1 TO ADDENDU.M NO. 2 TO .some of the chambers. He is .seated in the Supplement No. 1 to General Op,der Washington, D. C.. January 22. 1919. old chair of the original lord of the chateau. No. 27. Interpretation No. 2 to Addenduji No. 2 to St. Bi'noit, Chateau, France. Brig. (ten. L. D. Tyson, brigade Position of eminoyces.—It is el:iinied Supplement No. 4 to General Order No. 24321. 27. oommauder of the 59th Infantry Brigade, §0th by employees that the fi’eight-train cars Division, working at his desk at the headquar- operated by the railroad on wliicli they Question.—Does tlie frame fire re- ters of his organization. Convent Camp, near I'operingbe, C kilometers from Ypres, Belgium, are employed consi.st of al)out 80 per ferred to in section 2, Addendum No. 2 September 1. 1918. cent steel nnderframe cars, and tliat to Supplement No. 4 to General Order No. 24.390. Brig. Gen. E. E. Booth, commanding prior to Novemlier 12,- 1918, all carmen 27. include tlie fire wliere tliey handle car Sth Regiment Infantry Brigade. 4th Division. Handainvilie, Meuse, Frauce, September liad to cut rivets on these undm-frames, frames, or does it refer to locomotive 15, frames only? 1918. and therefore claim I hat it consists of 25894. J!a.i. Geu. William II. .Johnston, ob- steelwork. Decision. —Section 2, Addendum No. serving th(' battle. Hill 274, near Mount Des A.llii'ux, France, a. m. September 2G, Since November 1918, the \vork has 2, Supiilenient No. 4 to General Order No. 9.40 12, 1918. been sepai'ated; car carpenters jack, re- 27, applies to locomotive frame fires only. 2(i57(>. Brig. Gen. B. L. McCawley, United move, and replace iinderframes, and steel Walker I>. Hines, States Marine Corps, Champs Eiysees Hotel, I'aris, France, October 1918. cut and drive rivets straighten Director General of Railroads. 10, men and 30055. Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan, com- steel, and it is therefore claimed that all manding the 27th Division, conversing with Washington, D. C., January 1919. such carmen are ent ivied to tlie rate of 22, Col. S. II. Ford, eliief of staff, on the morning of October 1918, in the Cambral-St. Quen- G3 cents per liour as ivrovided in Adden- Interpretation No. 9 Relating to General 18, Order No. 27 Supplements and Interpre- tin districts. Busigny, Nord, France, October dum No. 2 to Supplement No. 4 to Gen- tations AI'EECTED. 23. 1918. eral Order No. 27. 19023. Close-up of Brig. Gen. B. II. Poore, Question. If an eniiiloyee covered commanding 7th Infantry Brigade, Fourth Di- Position of the management.-—The — by the provisions of General Order No. 27 vision, Cherry Chartreuve, France, August 9, management takes tlie position that tlie 1918. and subscniient wage orders issued iiy the frei.ght train steel car repairer, for 22209. Portrait of Brig. Gen. J. A. Shipton, Director General in connection there- 55th Brigade, F. A. Lucy, France, September whom a rate of 63 cents per hour is pro- with, whose salary is two liundred fifty 7, 1918. vided in article 1, section 4, addendum 2 22851. Brig. Gen. M. L. Walker. N. A., Di- (250) dollars or less per month, is re- to supplement 4 to general order No. 27, rector M. T. S.. Rannes Barracks, Tour, quired to work overtime, and in a given France. August 21, 1918. is one wlio performs steelwork only, such month his total wage, including over- 2.3957. Group of American officers. Left to as cutting out and replacing riiet.s, re- riglit : Maj. Gen. J. C. Bailey, commanding 81st time, amounts to more than two hundred Division Lieut. Col. C. M. Dowell, Headquar- moving, straightening, and replacing ; fifty (250) dollars, is it the intention to ters Gth Army Corps ; Brig. Gen. C. H. Barth, metal jiart.s. restrict his earnings per month to two commanding 7th Division : Col. C. D. Roberts, Decision.—Tlie rate of G3 cents per Chief of Staff, 81st Division. hundred fifty (250) dollars? 24357. Brig. Gen. I). S. Rockenback, chi;-f of hour as provided in article 1, section 4, Decision. Overtime is not to be con- Tank Corps,. General Headquarters, Chaumont, addendum 2 to supiilement 4 to general — sidered as salary. France, September 5, 1918. order No. 27 shall be paid to employees 24354. Brig. Gen. Harry J. Hatch. General Walker D. Hines, performing steel undorframe work, such Headquarters, Chaumont, France, September Director General of Railroads. 3, 1918. as cutting, driving, and replacing rivets, 2G495. Maj. Gen. II. L. Rogers and group of strai.glitening and replacing metal parts, staff officers. Tours, Indre et Lore, France, including jacking, removing, and replac- October 12, 1918. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ALL 27135. Several of the staff officers of the 31st ing of steel Iinderframes in connection ACTIVITIES Division near the front, waiting for their di- with repairs to same. GOVERNMENT vision to come over. Left to right : Maj. Geu. tvALKER D, Hines, APPLY TO THE I,eroy S. Lyon, United Slates Army, command- ing 31st Division ; Col. Kenyon, General Staff Director General of Railroads. (Vpt. E. R. Armsby, aid de camp, and Capt. SERVICE BUREAU Chas. E. McDowell, aid de camp, ;31st Division. Chatel Chebery, Ardennes, France, October 17, AVashington, D. C.. January 16, 1919. of the COMMITTEE ON 1918, Interi’retation No. 4 to Supplement No. 4 28,378. Brig. Gen. Frank E. Bamford, new TO General Order No. 27. PUBLIC INFORMATION commanding officer of the 26th Division, talk- ing to Col. D. K. Major, chief of staff, in front Question. Dockets OT-21, OT-22, OT- of the advance headquarters dugout, 2Gth Di- 42, QT-.53, and NV-67, issued Iiy FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS vision. Bras, Meouso, Frauce. October 25, Ilailwa.v Board of Adjustment No. 2, 1918. Telephones: Main—5600» 2570 (branches, 28473. Brig. Gen. E. T. Donnelly, artillery, establish the principle “ tliat employees 2638, 2639, 2640), 3250, and 3251 4th Army Corps. Boucq, Meuse, France, Octo- performing the work (or mechanics em- ber 31, 1918. : : THE OFFICIAL U. S. BITI.LETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919, 0 LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS TAYLOR, Reginald V. Mrs. Ellen Taylor, 31 DRECHSLER, George Drechler, FEBRUARY 9, 1919. W. Frederick Manchester Road, Bolton, Lancashire, Eng- 402 Avenue E, Cloquet, Minn. The total number of casualties to date. land. FERGUSON, Lawrence M. Frank E. Fergu- CORPORALS. son, general delivery, Charlotte, N. C. Including those reported below, are as FERRARO, Frank N. Mrs. Anna Ferraro, follows BERALL, Abraham B. Mrs. Freda Berall, 3007 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 217 West One hundred and eighteenth GARNER, William (lonnle. Alfred Garner, Killed in action (including 381 Street, New York, N. Y. R. F..D. 2, Danielsville, Fla. Leland at sea) 31, 186 BOND, S. Mrs. Josie Bond, Corona, GASKILL, Lyman. Mrs. Josephine Gasklll, N. Mex. 1596 Dean Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Died of wounds 12, 978 BUTLER, Acy. Mrs. Ella Butler, Bostwick, GAULDING, Andrew J. Isaac H. Gaulding, Died of disease * 19, 045 Ga. Thornfield, Mo. Died from accident and other ELLIOTT, James N. Dr. G. M. Patten, 918 G.\UPP, Gus Otto. Otto Gaup, 744 Waverly North Seventeenth Street, Waco, Tex. Street, Kansas City, Kans. causes 2, 757 GENSLIDER, Ada. Mrs. Eliza Gensiider, GOODMAN, Samuel S. Mrs. Fannie Good- Wounded in action 159, 279 1414 Liberty Street, Harrisburg, Pa. . man, Towanda, I’a. II.VLL, Ezra Missing in action (including JOHNSON. James H. Mrs. Cornelia J. John- D. Mrs. Ezra D. Hall, Newhern, son, R. F. D. 3, Madison, N. C. Va. prisoners) 11,183 McCarthy, Joim j. Mrs. Margaret Mc- HARBERT, Howard. Mrs. Grade M. Har- Carthy, 31 West Tenth Street, Bayonne, bert. R. F. D. 1, Shinnston, W. Va. N. J. HARRISON, Alto. Mrs. Total to date 236, 428 Moliie Harrison, R. TROUTT, .Tames H. Mrs. Betty Troutt, Ben- P. D. 2, Skipperville, Ala. tonville. Ark. HARTMAN, Arthur A. Mrs. Beatrice Berlin, 413 Park Street, The following casualties are reported WILLENBROCK, John C. Mrs. Lena Willen- Atchison, Kans. brock, Marengo, Iowa. HEBERT, Eugene .1. Mrs. Joseph Hebert, 57 by the commanding general of the Ameri- Laphams Court, Woonsocket. R. I. can Expeditionary Forces WAGONERS. HENSIL4LL, William. William Henshall, HICKS, Virgil A. Mrs. Sarah Hicks, Mead- 1405 Morningside Avenue, Sioux City, Iowa. Died from accident and other ville. Mo. HESS, Cecil. C. E. Hess, Valleytown, Mont. SCHORTEN, Jesse S. Mrs. Moliie Schorten, causes 8 HEWETT, Lorenz A. Frank A. Uewett, Fort 1 East Boulevard, Baton Rouge, La. Madison, Iowa. Died in aeroplane accident 2 William Dilman William COOK. HEWITT, J. Hew- Died of disease 32 itt, Galt, Ontario, Canada. RUDD, Lloyd Spencer. Mrs. Esther Rudd, Wounded severely 64 R. HEYNES, George Orin. Mrs. Anna Heynes, F. D. 5, Hobart, Okla. general delivery, Geneva, 111. Missing in action 11 PRIVATES. HICKS, Garfield. Mrs. Ophelia Hicks, 517 Eighth Street, Portsmouth. Va. ADAMS, John A. John B. Adams, Adams- Total 117 HIGGINS, Walter. Mrs. Violet Higgins, 410 burg, S. C. Warren Road, Canton, Ohio. Alexander, wnuam L. Mrs. Mabel Alex- HIGGINS, William .1. Mrs. Sadie H. Klinert, ander, Wyomissing, Pa. 3272 East One hundred and thirty-second Killed in Aeroplane Accident. ALLEN, William W. A. B. Allen, Trinity, Street. Cleveland, Ohio. LIEUTENANT. Tex. HILL, James T. Mrs. Slatha Hill, Barbers- ANDERSON, William B. Mrs. Ella Anderson, RYAN, Martin A. Mrs. Mary Ryan, 40 Fleet ville Teague Post Office, Ky. Freeman, W. Va. HILL, William A. F. Hill, Kopperl, Street, Jersey City, N. J. Thomas AUGUSTUS, Willard Raymond. Sherman A. Tex. PRIVATE. Augustus, Scranton, Iowa. HOFFMAN. Perry A. Mrs. Martha Hoffman, ANDERSON, Charley E. Viola Welch, 703 BETTIS, Lonnie. Mrs. Jennie Bettis, Gosport, 983 East Ninety-third Street, Brooklyn, Johnson Street, Santa Rosa, Cal. Ala. N. Y. BL.AKE, William. Mrs. Mary Blake, 478 HOFFMAN, William R. Mrs, Kathrine Hoff- Killed in Accident and Other Causes. Broadway, Ncwbur,gh, N. Y. man, 528 West One hundred and fifty- BOYD, Harry T. Mrs. Georgia LIEUTENANT. A. Boyd, second Street, New York, N. Y. Carrsville, Ky. HOLLAND. Clifford L. Edmond Thomas Hol- SHIPLEY, George E. P. W. Leach, 190 East BRADFORD, Henry Etheridge. Cezar Brad- land, R. P. 1). 2, Dyersburg, Tenn. Chestnut Street, Chicago, 111. ford, R. P. D. 3, box 83, Alto, Tex. HOPTON, Raymond E. Mrs. Fannie Hopton, SERGEANT. Monessen, Pa. Wounded Severely. REYNOLDS, Hary J. Mrs. Fannie Reynolds, JOHNSTON, Harry N. Mrs. Helen Johnston, Reynoldsville, Pa. PRIVATES. box 840, Loveland, Ohio. KLOEPFER, Michael. Mrs. Peter Kloepfer, CORPORALS. ALEX, Gustav. James Macridz, 712 Grape Gross Point, 111. BERGEN, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Bergen, 214 Street, Syracuse, N. Y. KRASNEY, Max. Mrs. Agnes Deryto, 302 West Sixty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. ALEXANDER, Seafy. Mrs. Miley B. Alexan- Rome Avenue, Trenton, N. J. BOHAN, John William. Mrs. Winifred Swan- der, Okmulgee, Okla. LADBURY, Fred. Leon Delanfer, 62 Eliza- son, 72 East South Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ANDERSON, .John A. Mrs. Gustavis Ander- beth Street, West Detroit, Mich. GRAYS, Thomas S. Mrs, Carrie Dickinson, son, 41G Donnel Street, Ludington, Mich. LARSON. Carl P. Carl T. Larson, Grants- R. F. D. 4, box 1, Canton, Miss. ANGERMEIER, Frank J. Margaret Anger- burg, Wis. HOCK, Joseph Andrew, ]r. Joseph Hock, sr., meier, 816 Second Avenue, North Great LAURENSON, Stephen. Mrs. Margaret Laur- 242 Devoe Street, New York, N. Y. Palls, Mont, enson, 97 Clifton Terrace, Weehawken, AUBREY, Carl. COOKS. Mrs. Flora Aubrey, Henry- N. J. ville, Ind. Harvey E. Mrs. Bessie Lee, 1016 Brown, Carlton, Mich. LEE, BROWN, Leo. Jos. BISSON, Clair. Mrs. Martha L. Bisson, Port Lowry Avenue NE., Minneapolis, Minn. DUSEL, Edward T. Martin Dusel, sr., 46 Daniels west, Bonventure, Quebec, Canada. LYNCH. John J. Mrs. Catherine Lynch, 1418 Gest Street, Buffalo, N. Y. BOEHMER, Roscoe F. Frederick W. Boeh- Etting Street, Philadelphia, Pa. mer, 727 Sime Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Died of Disease. McINITRE, Joe A. Mrs. Lucy Morrison, BOES, Jacob. Mrs. .Tacoba Boes, 1951 Grand- Paris, Tex. LIEUTENANT COLONEL. ville Avenue. Grand Rapids, Mich. BOSHELL, MARSH, Hoy C. Colonel L. Marsh, Obids, REDDEN, Curtis G. Mrs. Curtis G. Redden, Harvey Monroe. John Boshell, N. C. Nauvoo, Ala. 12 East Roselawn Avenue, Danville, 111. MATTES, Andrew. John Mattes, Ignacio, BOWEN, Lawrence. Robert G. Bowen, R. F. Colo. MAJOR. D. 5. Easley, S. C. MENDENHALL, Ed. S. R. C. Mendenhall, LOHR, Carl A. Mrs. Bess K. Lohr, Fort Mon- BOWEN, Leonard A. Mrs. Anna Bowen, 605 Earlham, Iowa. roe, Va. Burnett Street, Wichita Falls, Tex. MOLONEY, John J. Andrew Moloney, 1645 CAPTAIN. BRAUN, August G., jr. Mrs. Wilhelimina East Ninth Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Braun, 64 South Twenty-fourth Street, WATERS, Frederick W. Mrs. .1. E. Waters,’ NAPOLITANO, Frank. Mrs. Margaret Mas- Flushing, N. Y. 94C Crescent Place, Chicago, 111. trianni, 26 Fuller Street, Schenectady. N. Y. BROOKS, Edward B. Mrs. John Ropes, SERGEANTS. G. PAVELEC, Edd J. John Pavelec, Tripoli, Coytesville, N. J. Iowa. COLEMAN, Walter William. William Cole- CARLONS, Peter. Pascole Carlone, Barring- PAXMAN, Charles H. Arthur Paxman, man, Rockland, Mass. ton, R. I. Washington, Utah. LEHMAN, Louis J. Louis Lehman, 722 North CLAYTON, John T. John A. Clayton, R. F. PAXTON. Arthur. Mrs. F. Paxton, 401 Dela- Fifth Street, Springfield, 111. D. 3, Hurdle Mills, N. C. ware Street, Texarkana, Ark. McLAIN, Arthur C. Mrs. Elmer E. McLain, COPPLA, Domonico. Angelo Marcillio, 524 90.5 North Seymour Street, Lansing, Mich. Washington Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. Missing in Action. MARSHALL, Leroy T. H. L. Marshall, box GUDD, Joe E. Mrs. M. E. Gudd, Glendale, 91, Simla, Colo. s c COM'OItAL. MOORE, Thomas N. Mrs. Annie M. Moore, 28 DALY, Vincent P. Mrs. Beatrice Daly, 319 PRICE, Louis A. Mrs. B. E. Price, Forest Reynolds Street, New Bedford, Mass. Fifth Avenue, Great Falls, Mont. Park, Medford, Mass. F. Mrs. Hazel D. John. Miss Celeste Thornton, SANDERS, George Sanders, DELGARDO, riavATES. 08 Lucretia Street, Portland, Oreg. 12 Market Street, New Bedford, Mass. SMITH, Wallace I.. John W. Smith, Shep- DONAHOE, Thomas O. Mrs. Catherine Dona- ADAMS, James. Mrs. Minnie Warnock, 107 herdsvllle, Ky. hoe, East Ritt Street, Bedford, Pa. West Eighty-ninth Street, New York City. 71°—10 3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDxVY, FEBEUARY 10, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Suhlett, DEDIG, Edward. Philip Dedig, R. P. D. 6, Killed in Action, Previously Reported HULL, William J. John C. Hull, Idaho. Mount Oliver, Pa. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). FEIIKANG. Emerald. Mrs. Anna Ferrang, 722 HARRIS, -Arthur J. Mrs. Bertha Harris, 2004 Monroe Street, Martins Ferry, Ohio. CORPORAL. North Fourth Street, Hastings, Nebr. HOSKIN, Ben L. Luther Hoskln, R. F. D, HAMMON, Emanuel J. Samuel Hammon, McDonald, Elmer J. Mrs. Hatty McDon- A. 25, Garrettsvllle, Ohio. Spring Run, I’a. ald, Drummond, Okla. MALONY, Otho F. Henry L. Malony, Eden, HORAN, Joseph A. Mrs. Anna L. Horan, 79 PRIVATE. Main Street, Terryville, Conn. Idaho, MACKI, Antonio. Alfred Mackl, 32 Welton HESTER, Daniel M. J. D. Clark, Crockett, MOXSTACHO, Thomas. George Baslch, 418 Tex. Loyd Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Street, New Brunswick, N. J. Elmer Marcus. Mrs. Talltha Nor- MELSON, Alfred J. Christ Melson, R. P. D. NORMAN. Killed in Action, Previously Reported man, Clebourne, Tex. 2, Butterfield, Minn. Missing in Action. 162 SCHDESSLER. Peter. Jacob Schuessler, Fry- RILEY, Mathew J. Martin Farricker, I’oarl Street, York, b\irg, N. Dak. LIEUTENANT. New N. Y. TIMM, Gust. Miss Ella 220 Hewitt SZEWCZYK, Paul. John Szewczyk, R. F. D. Timm, VOGEL, Theodore K., jr. Mrs. Mary I. Vogel, Street, Neenah, Wis. 3, Coloraa, Mich. R. F. D. 3, box 62, Jacksonville, N. C. ZACKS, Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth Zacks, 607 TIMMERMAN, Louis. John P. Ryan. Warren PRIVATES. Point, N. J. Benlow Street, Baltimore, Md. ALLEN, Nathan G. John F. Allen, Bryson, ULRICH, .Tames A. Mrs. Julia Ulrich, 4018 W. Va. Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. BRIGHAM, Albert Egbert. Albert E. Brig- Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. ham, 308 North Francis Street, Madison, Wis. ously Reported Missing in Action. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported DENATO, Mllyo. Mrs, Mary Denato, Rome, Killed In Action. Italy. SERGEANTS. DUBORD, Frank F. Frank Duhord, Chis- DOAN, Louis. Harris Doan, 789 Flushing LIEUTENANT. holm, Me. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHRIVER, Ray C Add Shrlver, 201 West DUNLEAVEY, John. Mrs. Anna Dunleavey, DONNA, Alexander C. Mrs. Syndonia Donna, South Fifth Street, Newton, Kans. 916 Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. 117 Fitzhugh Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Flora Lawrence, LAWRENCE, Leon M. CORPORALS. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- 1000 Eleventh Avenue West, Ashland, Wis. ously Reported Killed in Action. MAESTAS, Alfonso T. Mrs. Virginia Maes- ALSOP, John L. Henry Alsop, Sandy, Utah. tas, Le Doux, N. Mex. BROWN, George J., jr. George J. Brown, sr., PRIVATES. MAGGART, Earl Maggart. William H. Mag- 15.5G Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, III. Okla. KIRTS, Gilbert L. Mrs. Ruth D. Klrts, R. P. MACSTAS, Alfonso L. Juan B. Macstas, gart, R. F. D. 3, Pawnee, MANBECK, Ralph. Willa Manbeck, R. F. D. D., Harrods, Ohio. Ocate, N. Mex. , RIDGEWAY, Floyd L. R. Mrs. Emma Con- 2, Lewistown, Pa. PRIVATE. William. Charles Mattson, Nevis, dlon, Boyero. Colo. MATTSON, ARCHBELL, Cossie L. Mrs. Bessie Archhell, Minn. 390-1 Waverlv Avenue, East St. Louis, 111. Mll.LER, Joseph. Mrs. Ida Jaffe, 109 First Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- BAILEY, David O D. Mrs. F. M. White, Street, Virginia, Minn. 1626 Seventh Avenue. Seattle, Wash. ously Reported Died of Wounds. .Tohn L. Mrs. Mary Moly- MOLYNEATTX. BROG.AN, Joseph Patrick. Mrs. Margaret Henry Street, Davenport, Iowa. PRIVATES. neaux, 723 Lennox, 49 Central .Avenue, North Provi- NEWMAN, Doney. Mrs. Louisa Newman, dence, R. I. EAVES, Edward. Mrs. Dillie Eaves, 2525 Dugspur. Va. Earl E. Mrs. Gertie G. Compton, North Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. Harry. Mrs. Mary Klutzke, 1118 COMPTON, ROCK. R. F. D. Arthur, Iowa. ZYCH, John. Mrs. Mary P. Kilpadlo, 14 Mc- South Second Street, La Fayette, Ind. 1, DOOLITTLE Clifford Ernest. Levi A. Doo- Kenney Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. THAYER, Earl A. John A. Thayer, 222 little, 16 Bast Tenth Street, Portland, Oreg. Soi’th Main Street, Attleboro, Mass. DOUGLAS, Robert S. Mrs. Ella Douglas, 4 Hissing in Action, Previously Reported Robert. Louis Wyatt, Mercer, Mo. WYATT, Warren Court, Montgomery, Ala. Died of Wounds. Joseph J. Mrs. Elizabeth Died of Wounds, Previously Reported DUBY, Duby, 1218 PRIVATE. First Street, Monroe, Mich. Missing in Action. ECKERT, .Tohn. Mrs. Ella F. Eckert, Spring Arthur A. Mrs. FRANK John Frank, 998 PRIVATE. City, Pa. Milwaukee Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 436 Mike. Mrs. Terrlsa Wasle- ECKES, Raymond J. Mrs. Helen Kenny, WASTRLRWSKI, West Fifty-second Street, New York, N. Y. Killed in Action, Previously Reported lewskl, 1244 Hamilton Street, Toledo, Ohio. EATON, Wiley J. J. W. Eaton, Osborn, Mo. Died. Rachel Egel- Died, Previously Reported Missing in EGELSTON, Fred M. Mrs. C. ston, Mercer, Mo. PRrVATB. Action. EICHOLT, Cleo J. F. H. Elcholt, Ottovllle, LEPLER, John R. George W. Lefler, Rich- private. Ohio. field, N. C. V. Mrs. Amanda Eklund, Juan. P. Palaeios, 169 Perry EKLUND, 0)af GUERRA, Scranton. Kans. Street, York, N. Y. Died of Disease, Previously Reported Died. New FITZPATRICK, Joseph P. Mrs. Margaret PRIVATE. Wounded Severely. Previously Reported Fitzpatrick, 19 Lillian Place, Rochester, Missing in Action. N. Y. LLOYD, Ralph G. Mrs. Ruth I. Lloyd, 1447 FLACNIK, Martin. Mrs. Maud Flacnlk, Cald- Bast Fifty-fifth Street, Chicago, 111. CORPORAL. well, Ohio. CASTLEBERRY, Archibald P. Archibald H. GUEUTJ’MAN, Louis F. Mrs. Annie Guertt- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Castleberry, Vernon, Tex. man. Humboldt, Iowa. Guidosh, Died. privates. GUIDOSH, Michael. Mrs. Anna . Drlfton, Pa. SBaOBANT. BERKLEY, Thomas G. Mrs. A. H. Hawkins, HAGAMAN, Anslin. William Hagaman, 94 COOK, Fred. A. J. Cook, Bono, Ark. 922 Pierce Street, Lynchburg, Va. Cross Street, Lakewood, N. J. BORTTCKT. Paul A. Mrs. Elizabeth Boruckl, HAYES. Harry. Thomas Hayes,- 22 Lansing Killed in Action, Previously Reported 270 Conant Street, Detroit, Mich. Street, Cohoe^ N. Y. John Coughlin. Wounded Severely. COUGLTN, John Michael. HENRY, John W. George Henry, Sandusky, ,3512 Summit Street, Kansas City, Mo. .Mich. COaPOBAL. FORESTIEE. Clebert. Ducrosel Forestler, Ca- HILL, Thomas L. Martin O. Hill, Mulkey- DYER, George E. Mrs. Mary Dyer, East Mll- rencro. La. town. III. linocket. Me. HAUSER, Louis J. Jacob J. Hauser, 1224 HOFFMAN, Henry G. Mrs. Carle Hoffman, PHIVATB. Twenty-ninth Avenue, Frultvale, Oakland, 21.30 West Norris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Cal. Prior. John W. Holder, R. •ARDNER. Lee. Mrs. Ellis Gardner, Hub- HOLDER, John James H. Shade Allen, R. F. D. 1, bard, Ohio. HEI.LEN, F. D. 3, Timpson, Tex. Cbicod, N. C. JONES. Edgar McP. Mrs. Myrtle D. Jones, Raymond. Mrs. Jennie Linzie, Green- Va. Missing in Action, Previously Reported LINZIE, R F. I). 1, Ivanhoe, wood, Ind JUERGENS, Louise. Mrs. Bertha Juergent, Wounded Severely. MOORE, John H. Mrs. Belle Moore, Alva- Margaret Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. SEBGBANT. rado, Tex KING, Edgar P. Harvey N. King, Bland, Va. RICKS Rav A. J. E. Ricks, Campbell, Mo. Harold J. Mrs. C. A. Mete, P. O. box EOBART, Harry E. Mrs. Charles Hobart, METZ, SIMMONS, Steven. Jake Simmons, R. P. D. Roulette, Pa. box 82, Ludlow, Vt. 157, 1, Prldgeboro, Ga. MILLER, Arthur O. Oscar Miller, 1449 PRIVATES. SPIEGEL, Henry J. Mrs. Ma^ Spiegel, 1131 East Twenty-fourth Street. Cleveland, Ohio. BIBAU, Joseph. Zotlgue Blbau, R. F. D. 1, Fast Slxtv-seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Dodgevllle, Mass. VANCE Walter. Thomas J. Vance, Vlrden, NEAL, Ransom. Mrs. Sarah Neal, Renton, KUBLER, Henry J. Miss Helen Kubler, R. F. 111. La Mrs. Lena Waller, 605 Sut- Lee, D. 1, Broadway, Pa. WALLER, Jacob. )T)ONNELL. William. Mrs. Mary 98 SHIPWORTH. James Willis. Mrs. Nolle Ship- ter .Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hazel Street, New Haven, Conn Mrs. Ida Orlop, 339 worth. Central City, Ky. Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported IRT.OP, Lawrence B. WHITEAKER, Roy R. Mrs. N. Whlteaker, Schenectady .'=treet. Schenectady, N. Y. Independence, Oreg. Missing in Action. I'ROT’RKE, Michael. Bernald O’Rourke, 105 CORPORAL. Enst Elghtv-nlntb Street New York, N. Y. Killed in Action, Previously Reported ITTEN, Henry. John H. Otten. South and HOFFMAN. Mitchell O. Noah Hoffman, R. F. Wounded Slightly. Davie Street, Davenport, Iowa. D. 1, Reddles River, N. C. ^ANCELLT, Dominick. Rock Galgy, 218 PHIVATB. PRIVATES. Stevens Street, Camden. N. J. S. lacob Palshowskay, 0 J. ARCHAMBEAU. Harold A. Paul Archam- ^ARKS, Dominick CREGG, Archie Leo. Thomas Cregg. Mass. 2006 Edna Avenue, Scranton, Pa. beau, 91 Locust Street, Detroit, Mich. Chestnut Street, Lawrence, : THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KEYNOLDS, Alfred. Mrs. Eva M. Reynolds, MOORE, Robert. Homer Moore, Waxahachlc, SERGEANT. Tex, Emaus, Pa. STILES, Morton H. Mrs. Harriet Stiles, SEELINGEIl, Phillip. Mrs. Carrie Seelinger, MOTT, Marvin. Mrs. Mary Mott, Brooklyn, Morrisville, Vt. 218 Syeamore Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. TGX4 TAYLOli, Emory L. Mary C. Sitter, North MUMBOWER, Lemuel W. Mrs. Mary Mum- CORPORALS. Tazewell, Va. bower, V/aynesburg, Pa. BUTLER, Edward. Mr.s. Mabel Butler, 181 TRENTIN, George J. Julis Mulz, Allen PATRELLA, John. Frank Patrella, 1532 West Street, Genova, Ohio. Street and Lux Place, Jamaica, N. Y. Virginia Avenue, Monaco, Pa. LUCAS, Wiley S. Mrs. Sue S. Lucas, Pcaris- ,WARTH, Cecil. Mrs. Mary Warth, 930 North ROCKER, William H. Miss Lillie Rocker, burg, Va. Perkins Street, Bushville, Ind. 987 Trinity Avenue, New York, N. Y. PRIVATES. SALMONS, William B. Mrs. Elizabeth Sal- Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported mons, 2205 North Tenth Street, Philadel- ARNOLD, Omar J. Stephen B. Arnold, Hawk- eye, Iowa. Missing in Action. phia, Pa. SANDAHL, Rudolph Elwood. Mrs. Carrie DAHL, Martin E. Mr.s. Ulrica Dahl, 2812 PRIVATE. Sandahl, 1236 Brookdale Avenue, Chariton, Ninth Street, Berkeley, Cal. ELIAS. Robert H. Robert II. Elias, 318 Wal- TAYLOR, Norris E. Mrs. Florence May Tay- Iowa. SCIONTI, Scionti, ter Avenue, Ilusbroucks Heights, N. J. lor, R. P. D. 6, Newark, Ohio. Frank. Mrs. Grace 13 Middlesex Street, Boston, Mass. HANDING, Louis. Mrs. Louis Handing, Blair STEELE, Lowell W. Charley Adams Steele, 1909A Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported HUBERT, Frank F. R. P. D. 1, Cooks, Ohio. Washington Hobert, Missing in Action. THOMAS, John. Richard Thomas, 115 River Bechtelsville, I‘a. Street, Scranton, HOLDEN, John II., Mrs. Margaret Holden, LIEUTENANT. Pa. TUCKER, Lloyd L. Henry E. Tucker, R. P. 133 High Street. Shamokin, Pa. HONN, Herbert G. Ilonn, PETERS, Harry B. Prof. Edgar H. Webster, D. 1, Reldsville, S. C. Seward Readsboro, Atlanta University, Atlanta, Ga. TYRA, Joseph R. Mrs. Mary C. Tyra, Oxly, Vt. Mo. KNAPP. Charles A. BIrs. Anna Moore, Whit- SERGEANTS. VIETH, Arthur B. Henry Vieth, Gore, Mo. ing, Kans. ^lAFERA, William. Mrs. Sarah Mafera, 1220 VIGOLA. George Edward. Mrs. Sarah Vi- BIacKINDER, Joseph. Bliss Blinnie Ballard, Thirty-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. gola, Osage City, Kans. 154 Church Avenue. Highland Park, Mich. SCHLAGEL, Dannie. Mrs. Ona Rupe, Horton, VAN OERTZEN, Robert T. Mrs. E. Van BIEAD, Harry. Blrs. Hattie Blead, 620 South Kans. Oertzen, Fayette, Mo. Eighteenth Street, Elwood, Ind. CORPORALS. MOORE, Walter E. Miss Ruth Moore, Libby, MOHNEY, Fred B. Blrs. Elizabeth Blohney, Jackson Street, Reynoldsville, Pa. HESS, Gilbert. Mrs. Mont. Anna Hess, 715 Har- QUICK, James H. Blrs. Hattie Quick, R. F. riet Street, McKees Rocks, Pa. Stewart WALTHOUR, M. Mrs. Ruth R. Wal- D. No. 2, Hot Springs, Ark. MELLERT, Louis J. Mrs. Katherine Mellert, thour, Harrison City, Pa. RABISEY, Ira S. John II. Ramsey, Hamlin, 2604 Barber Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WARD, Charlie R. Mrs. Lulu Ward, 7015 W. Va. Ellton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. PRIVATES. ROBERTSON. Archie D. J. BI. Robertson, WATKINS, Harry Howard. Horace Watkins, Walterboro. S. C. BARNETT, Charles J. Mrs. Francis Mattie Towner, N. Dak. STEINER, Frank L. Blrs. Blary Steiner, 409 Barnett, Paragould, Ark. WATSON, Harry. Harry Watson, 1503 East South Osceola Avenue, St. Paul, Blinu. BEANS, Clarence F. Mrs. Carret Beans, Wayne Street, Des Moines, Iowa. C.4PPELLINI, Guiseppe. Blrs. Blary CimilH, Dixon, Mo. 338 East Tenth Street, New York City. Luciano. Joe Caporosa, Returned to Military Control, Previously CAPOKOSA, Mar- CESEFSKE, Theodore F. Blrs. Pearl Cesefske, coni, Provincia Benevento, Italy. Reported Missing in Action. 1945 Water Street, Port Huron, Blich. CATLETT, John N. George L. Catlett, Boyds CLOSNER, John A. Henora Juana Analla, Creek, Tenn. PRIVATES. Brownville, Tex. CUNNINGHAM, Fred. Mrs. Lydia Cunning- HOLCOWITZ, Joseph A. Isadore Goldfarb, HAVENS, Alonzo. Blrs. Gillian A. Lawrence, ham, Albany, Ind. 1125 Holt Street, Norfolk, Va. 77 George Street, Newburn, Mahlon. N. C. DIGGS, Mrs. Nannie Diggs. 1004 SCARSELLA Ernesto. Angelomarlo Scarsella, HAWTHORNE, Charles E. Bliss Blartha Twenty-fifth Street NW., Washington, D. C. Cieitatomassa, Province of Angrinld, Italy. Hawthorne, Grayson, Ga. Leland C. Fred Downey, DOWNEY, Nashua, LERCTI, Henry. BI. Adam Lerch, Volmayer, Mont. Erroneously Reported Wounded Severely. 111 . DRAGOO, James R. Mrs. Margaret Dragoo, Prank. R. F. D. 1, Benzonia, Mich. CORPORAL. LYNCH, Ed White, Loui.sville, Ky. ECHOLS, Doak H. William P. Echols, Dallas, PARASH, Cashmer. Louis Parash, 76 Eighth HERBERT, Eugene John. Herman Herbert, Street, Wyandotte, Blich. Tex. 624 Eighteenth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. ECKER, Phillip Henery. Mrs. George H. ROSS, John. Mrs. Agnes Ross, 4618 Sixth Ecker, 47 Jones Street, Detroit, Mich. COOK. Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. EDGAR, Grover E. Waiter M. Edgar, Comp- THOMPSON, George W. John Thompson, box WENZLER, Englebert. Mrs. Lena Wenzler, ton, Ark. 213, La Follette, Tenn. 531 Armour Avenue, Cudahy, Wis. EVANS, Frederick Singleton. Mrs. Mary PRIVATES. WAGONER. Evans, Kennett, Mo. SBIITH, FA LKEN STERN, Albert H. Mrs. Sophia Fal- HAAS, Wesley. G. Haas, 544 Thirty-seventh Oscar. George K. Smith, .Shawnee- Street, Milwaukee, Wis. on-Delawaro, Pa. kenstern. West Norwood, N. J. TRIPOLI, Tony. Bartolo Tripoli, Terre FISCHER, William R. Mrs. Lizzie Kielman, Died of Wounds. 703 .lelTerson Street, .Tefferson City, Mo. Grotta, Providence Di Messina, Italy. GIGIELLO, Giovanni. Alfredo Frasso, 423 Erroneously Reported LIEUTENANTS. West Broadway, New York, N. Y. Wounded (Degree GOODMAN, Emanuel. Mrs. Sarah Goodman, Undetermined). KENNEDY, Paul L. Frank J. Kennedy, rural route No. 7, Hornell, N. 3232 Page Street, Philade^hia, Pa. Y. L-\NG, Joseph Louis. Ernest Bayer, GREEN, Rufus M. Steven P. Green, Spring PRIVATE. 1430 Fayette Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Valley, Va. HOCKING, Roy J. T. Joseph Hocking, box VERNABI, Remington De B. Mrs. Philip J. GREENWOOD, Carroll W. Bill Greenwood, 7, Osceola, Mich. Ross. Broadway, York, 1'. Belden, Miss. 66 New N. Ralph G. Blrs. Ralph G. White, GUARDI, Calogerc. Mrs. Maria Messina, via Erroneously Reported Missing in Action. WHITE, 802 Ross Avenue, Wilkinsburg Station, Terrisl, Pitts- Monreale, Italy. PRIVATES. burgh, Pa. HATFIELD, James T. Joe Hatfield, Big SERGEANT. Creek, W. Va. BLANDFORD, William G. Mrs. Florine Bland- HAVEY, Harry Hubert. Mrs. William Snyder, ford. West Louisville, Ky. CHRISTENSON, John E. Blrs. Charlotte Jesse R. 129 Frankie Street, Los Angeles, Cal. HARRY, Mrs. Belle May Wilson, Christenson, 417 Short Street, 'Erie, Pa. Dryden, Tex. HOFFM.AN. Kennith L. Mrs. Laura Hoff- CORPORAL. man, 1020 Robeson Street, Reading, Pa. STEAD, Ernest Z. Blrs. Carrie Blay Stead, HOLMBERG, Henry. Mrs. Freda llolmberg, SECTION 1, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. 4208 Potter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 327 Savin Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. HOOVER, Sam D. William M. Hoover, 2202 The following casualties are reported PRIVATES. Clifton Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. C.'VVIN, Robert C. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Thomas Cavin, Chatta- JEWETT, William S. Matthew Jewett, Fur- hoochie, Ga. nace, Pa. can Expeditionary Forces KATSOULI,S, Treantefllos. Blrs. Vasilo Kat- JURKON, Peter. Mrs. Laty Jurkon, Bogose- soulis, Petha, Province Cariuthiss, Greece. weeks, Lithuania. Killed in action_2 31 KLAVERSTAD, Otto. John J. Johnson, KASMISKIE, Albert R. Ed Newmann, R. P. Died from wounds 15 Strum, Wis. D. 3. Beaver Dam, Wis. accident BIARTYN, Valentine. Blrs. Catherine Blar- KLIPSTEIN, Albert G. Mrs. Emma Klipstein, Died from and other tyn, Tahlelequah, Okla. 1419 West Fifteenth Street, Quincy, 111. causes 5 CERRONE, Euphiio. PasQuale Cerrone, 19 KOLETTO, Vitantonio. Miss Domenico Ko- Died of disease 40 George Street, Revere, Blass. letto. Charbonaro Barra, Italy. CHOATE, Elmer. Aurelien Choate, Esther. KOZIOL, Wladyslaw. Mrs. Leonora Shado- Wounded severely 219 La. wika, 3424 Twenty-fourth Street, Home- BIAIIER. John. Blrs. Bridget Blaher, 9599 stead, Pa. Total 310 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. LADAS, Nicolas. Stauros Ladas, Kaffolonia, SBIITH. James E. P. Mrs. Jane BI. Dyson, Lixouion, Greece. 390 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. MA.TESKI, Stanley. Laurence Ma.ieski, 4815 UDDBIAN, Erik A. Blrs. Nellie Killed in Action. Love, 5207 South Lincoln Street, Chicago, 111. Lery Avenue, Seattle, Wash. M.VLONIOY, Robert F. Patrick Maloney, 54 LTEDTE.VANTS. Farley Avenue, Greendale, Mass. Died of Accident and Other Causes. MARTIN, Ilallet L. Ed Martin, 214 Buckner BRAVINDER, Ray R. A. A. Hall, 2525 Mon- Street, Waukesha, Wis. roe Street, Corvallis, ^Oreg. CAPTAIN. MOORE, Day Dalton. Mrs. Sarah Moore, Wa- REID, George T. Walter L. Ballow. 437 Wal- CARLSON, Oscar F. K. G. Carlson, 1827 kecney, Kans. ler Avenue, Austin, 111. West Jackson Street, Spokane, Wash. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBKUARA" 10, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SEUGEAXT. HAMBURY, Ella T. James C. Mrs. Ilam- SMITH. ATn-d F. E. F. Bruton, R. F. D. 1 , CHAMBERS, Lawrence L. Charles Chambers, bury, tVetipquin, Md. Ozawkie. Kans. 017 North Front Street, Steelton, I’a. JUDKINS, Auhry G. Daniel A. Judkins, R. STEFFY, RolK'rt R. Mrs. Francis Steffy, 20 F. D. No. 3. Smithville, Tenn. Liberty Street, Dausville, N, Y. PRIVATES. KEES, Fred W. Mrs. T. U. Thorne, Newberg, STEAVART, Frank P. Miss Elizabeth Stew- BROWNING. David E. Mrs. Sarah M. Brown- Oreg. art, 140 West Virginia -Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ing, t’18 East Thirty-second Street, Los An- Wounded Severely. geles, Cal. . WELTE, .Toseph Mathew. Bernhard Write, CHISHOLM. Finley. Manley Leonard, R. F. C.APTAINS. 222 4 AVashiugton Avenue, Granite City, D. No. Carsouville, 111 . 2, Mich. BLAKE, Ralph II. Vernon Blake, 702 In- WHITE, .Tames C. .T, 326 MORAND, Raymond II. Mrs. Mary Morand, dependence Street, Sapuipa, Okla. Vincent White, 903 I’edro Pine Street, Lockport, N. Y. San Street, Trinidad, Cal. FAR.MER, Harry II. Mrs. S. Pearl Farmer, WHITFIELD, John G. William F. Whitfield, 854 -\ckt rman Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y'. Died of Disease. R. F. D. 1, Memphis. Tex. MARKOE. Francis A. Dr. James C. Markoe, WILLIAMSON, Cecil E. Mrs. W. K. Wil- 1937 Selby Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. M-iJOR. liamson, 161 North AVard Street. Ottumwa, WILLIAMSON, William B. Mrs. Hazel Wil- LIEUTENANTS. Iowa. ZIMMERJIAN, Fred Zimmer- liamson, 727 Broad Street, Lake Charles, CONLEY, Adam. F. Conley, 180 Lancaster Fred William. man, 289 Mich. La. Road, Westfield. N. Y. River Street, Manistee, LIEUTENANTS. CROSS, James. Mrs. Nancy R. Cross, Helen- BUGLER. HUFF, Burrell R. Goo. F. Huff, Cabin Hill, wood, Tenn. Greensburg, Pa. HEY’M.AN, Fred Geor.ge. John Ileyman, 602 PORT. Willis L. J. E. Fort, R. F. D. No. 2, BEARDSLEY, Sidney A. Miss E.sther Ander- Third Street, Massillon, Ohio. Toledo, 111. sen, 2S Iligh Street, Guilford, Conn. LOUIS, John J. Mrs. L. W. Louis, 1512 East W.tGONERS. EUARD, William R. Frank B. Sixty-eighth Street, Chicago, 111. Euard, 1025 COLUCI, ATctor. Mrs. .India Coluci, Casarsa, Rockwell Street, Kewnnee, 111. MANSON. William D. Mrs. William D. Man- Della Dolizia, Udine, Italy. son, 10 Mossland Street, Somerville, ilass. PETERSON, Melvin Roy. .Arlington Peterson, SEEGEANTS. NELSON. Charles. Mrs. David Nelson, 4733 R. F. D. No. Merceil, Cal. BISHOP, St. Louis -Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 2, Thurman. Mrs. Lindy Taylor, SENN, Frank. Mrs. .Tosepbine Senn, 805 Seven Mile Ford. Va. PECK, George G. Thomas L. Peck, 257 Essex Amazon Avenue, South San Francisco, Cal. FREESE, Bert R. Walter P. Freese, Har- Street, Hackensack, N. J. WILSON, Marvin. Charles JI. AVilson, 576 rodsliurg, Ind. George. Mrs. Minnie Stukhart, STUKHART, Washington Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. JERARD, Albert B. Mrs. Grace A. Jerard, 127 Oak Street, Weehawken, N. J. 41 Woburn Street, Reading, Mass. TAYLOR, Hoyt P. Mrs. S. P. Taylor, Win- I’RIVATES. ROBERTS, Itussell. Mrs. Mary F. Roberts, ston, N. C. ME.AD, Herman J. Mrs. Jennie W. Mead, Sar- 113 East Washington Street, Paris, 111. SERGEANTS. gent, Nebr. TAYLOR. .Arthur H. Mrs. Blitch Mattie Tay- BADKE, Arthur. Rudolph Badke, R. F. D. 7, MENNE, AA’illiara G. Mrs. Mary Menne, 804 lor, .'1210 First Avenue, Columlms, Ga. Picketts, Wis. North Eleventh Street, Quincy, 111. BIGELOW, 1‘erry S. William .1. Towne, East BENDON, Lee. Mrs. Gertrude Bendon, gen- MIKESELL, AA'alter U. Andrew Mikesell, Du- Main Street, North East, Pa. eral delivery, Oberlin, Kans. bois, Idaho. > CORPORALS. BUXTON, llarrv John. Joseph H. Buxton, MOORE, Carl G. James M. Moore, R. P. D. F. D. 2, Waylaiul, Mich. CAMPBELL, Rush. J. R. Campbell, Durant, R No. 1, Buchanan, Ga. Miss. COOMBE, George W. Rev. William Coombe, MOORE, Clarence A. Mrs. Willie Moore, 721 FROEIILICH, Harry D. Mrs. Vida Froehlich, 110 Eilshemus Street, Arlington, N. J. Thirty-first Street, Huntington, AV. A’a. COOI’ER, Josiah S. Mrs. Geraldine Cooper, Arthur. Elizabeth 108 North Fifth Street, East St. Louis, 111. RINEER, Mrs. Maigarct 1711 A, Ohio Avenue, East St. Louis, 111. Morgan, Baldwin, Kans. RICIILOWSKI, Stanley .1. Mrs. Helen Rich- lowski, 3049 North Avers Avenue, Chicago, GR.ADY, John J. Mrs. Thomas Kelly, 1096 MOSELEY. Bertie. Mrs. Amelia G. Allis, Elizabeth Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. 1263 Main Street, Hartford. Conn. 111 . NURSES. HOI.DEN, Glen. Mrs. Maggie Holden, Co- NASTARl. Salvatore. RalTaele Nastari, 313 manche, Tex. Bell.a Street, AA’ilraerding, Pa. ANDERSON, Nora E. Nels K. .Anderson, R. F. McELHONE, Thomas. Miss Alice McElhone, NAYCHASI-SKI, Stanislaw. Toney Osetskl, D. No. 1, St. Hilaire, Pennington County, 199 Broadway, Chicopee Falls, Mass. 1322 Division Street, Erie. Pa. Minn. MARKS, Irving. John Marks, 432'7 Third O'ROURKE. John. Daniel O'Rourke, 8 Ever- PEPOON. Inicille. Dr. H. S. C. Pepoon, 3842 -Avenue, New York, N. Y. ett Street. Lowell. Mass. Byron Street, Chicago, 111. RONCORONI, Joseph B. Mrs. Lillian Baietti, PASCOE, Harold. Mrs. Susie E. Parkin, 119 MASTER SIGNAL ENGINEER. 303 Prospect -Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ivanhoe Avenue, Detroit. Mich. SANDERFER. Paul C. William G. Sanderfer, PARIS, John D. Mrs. Julia Paris, box 313 VAN KIRK. Brvant F. .1. W. Van Kirk, 310 Trenton. Brownslittle street, Vfneennes, Ind. Tenn. Sturgeon, Pa. SL-A\'ENBURG, Johannes L. Mrs. Anita PAULINE, Anthony F. Emanuel Pauline, 126 BUGLER. Slavenliurg. R. R. 7, D. 3, Snohomish, Wash. Willow Street, Cambridge, Mass. RITTER, Robert J. Mrs. Anna B. Shana- VALUET, Clinton J. Charles Valuet, Zolbo, REILLY, James. Edward Smith, 120 East barger, R. F. D. No. 2, Montrose, W. Va. Fla. Fifty-second Street, New Y'ork, N. Y^. MECHANIC. CORPORALS. REILLY, John Joseph. Mrs. Amelia Reilly, BOEHMER, Alfred. Mrs. Catherine Boehmer, 1569 South Forty-seventh Sti'eet, Philadel- McNEAL, Albert. Mrs. Elsie Olson, 1002 phia. Pa. Roland Heights Avenue, Baltimore, 326 South Lehigh Avenue, Frackville, I’a. Md. ROBBINS, Robert. S. J. Robbins, Florence, COOK. , BREIDINGER, Rollin T. Mrs. Emely Y’ouug, 246 Halladay Street, Jersey City, N. J. Ky. ELLIS, John B. Mark Ellis, 225 West Fourth CONLEY, John Joseph. Mrs. Mary Conley, RODINO, Guiseppe. Laverio Rodino, Fze Vin- Street, Emporium, Pa. 210 C Street, South Boston, Mass. cenzo, Gerace Marino, Province de Reggio, CIVILIAN. CRUMPTON, Sterley. Joseph P. Crumpton, Calabria, Italy. SMITH. Mike. Frank Oestrle. Marion. Ohio. GANDER, Carlos. Salem, S. C. Manoel Gontas, Mazas STEIMKE, Arthur. Mrs. Anna Steimke, Frio, Province of Sol Amanco, Portugal. ESSWEIN, Edwin H. Miss Freda Esswoin, 31 North Spring Street, Cape Girardeau, Overland, Mo. PRIVATES. Mo. STEWART, Eugene F. T. M. Stewart, Hef- BRASWELL, Elbert. I. B. Braswell, Tounker, ESTEN, Joseph. Peter Esten, 2019 North lin. La. Ga. Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SUMMERS, Paul M. James A. Summers, BRECIIBUHLER. Clyde. Gothlieh Breeh- FLANAGAN, Edward E. Mrs. Peter Flana- Middlesboro, Ky. biihler. North Industry, Ohio. gan, 34 Walnut Street, Lowell, Mass. SW.ALLOWS. George W. Jeff Swallows, Mon- CLAWSON, John G. Armour Clawson, New GIBNEY, Lawrence W. Patrick Gibney, Cen- terey. Tenn. Boston, III. tral, N. Mex. T.AA'LOR, Raymond Wallace. Levi Taylor, CRANE, Ilonnan L. Clara Grant, Star Route, GLEESON, Joseph M. Michael Gleeson, 16 North Ilarlowe, N. C. Palmyrp, Mo. Trenton Street, East Boston, Mass. TAYLOR. Richard I. Miss Bessie D. Taylor, HARRIS. James. Rich Harris, R. F. D. No. HAYES, Benjamin F. Mrs. Myrtle Howard, Brookland, .Anne Arundel Co., Md. 2, Wadesboro, N. C. 562 Morris Avenue, New York, N. Y. DETRICK, Clarence D. George B. Tetrick, MALONE, William E. Mrs. Sarah Malone, HOI’KINS, Warren Hartley. Mrs. Lillia Redwood Palls, Minn. Teinperanceville, Ohio. Hopkins, Crowell’s Office, Barrington, Nova TIBBETT, Clayton. Fred Tibbett, Lyons, Ind. AEGUSTA, Melville. Mrs. Laiiritta Augusta, Scotia, Canada. TIECLE, George. -Mrs. Alice Tiegle, 417 433 East Walnut Street, Columbus, Ohio. KALIVODA, Anthony. Paul Kalivoda, box South Vanphelt Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BORRELLI, Guiseppe. George Borrelll, I’lg- 456 Toronto, Ohio. TIETZ, August B. Mrs. I.ouisa Myers 319 natora, Italy. KENNEDY, Paul A. Thomas F. Kennedy, Third Avenue SW., Aberdeen, S. Dak. BROSS, James II. Mrs. George Smith, 1411 219 East Second Street, Frederick, Md. VECCIIII, Joe. I’letro Vechlo Fu-Giuseppe, Eighteenth Street North, Boise, Idaho. KINSON. Victor II. Mrs. Rare Klnson, 7034 Proganano, Cclentc, Provin<’e Salerno. Italy. BURKE, John J. Mrs. Elizabeth Burke, 405 Woodlawn -Avenue, Chicago, 111. VOSMEIER. Roman Joseph. Mrs. Wiil- East Eighty-first Street, New York, N. Y. LIA'INGSTON, John J. H. W. Livingston, hemina Vosmeier, 517 South E Street, Rich- CARRELL, Summie. John Carrell, Kemp. Switz City, Ind. mond, Ind. Tex LOYD, Frank T. Powhatan H. Loyd, 1122 W-ALKER. Hubbard J. Berry Walker, Fruit- CRAMER, Charles C. Henry Cramer, R. F. D. Twenty-eighth Street, Newport News, Va. land, Tenn. No. 1, Wellsville, Kans. McCarty, Charles F. Miss Annie McCarty, WHITE, Sam Mrs. Jessie White, 300 North EVANS, Raymond E. Virgil K. Evans, R. F. Dothan, Ala. Mvers Street, Charlotte, N. C. D. No. 2, Thurman, Ohio. M-ATLACK, Samuel. Mrs. Margaret Matlack, WILKINS Harold G. Mrs. II. G. Wilkins, Os- FRIEL, Ignatius L. Mrs, Mary B. Frlel, 605 516 Somerset Street, Gloucester, N. J. cella. Mo. York Avenue, Connelsville, Pa. JAMES, Harry. John August Nelson, R. F. D. WILKINS, Horatio. John Wilkins. 237 GARDNER, Eugene. Mrs. Lovie Gardner, R. 3. box 70, Winfield, Iowa. Strayer Street. Johnstown. Pa. F. D. No. 6, Dresden, Tenn. ROWELL, th’uce A. George L. Rowell, Miles WILLI-AMS, Osman. Mrs. Calesta Williams, GIBBONS, Richard H. Mrs. Myrtle M. Gib- Citv, Mont. 67 West One Hundredth Street, New York, bons, Bernice, OUla. SLATER, George A. Mrs. Elizabeth Slater, N. Y. GREEN, Frank. Jack Green, R. F. D. No. 1, 20 Walpole Road, Colllerswood, Merton, WOLSFELD, Henry. Miss Anna E. Wolsfeld, Haymarket, Va. London. England. E. F. D. 3, Aurora, III. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBEUABY 10, 1919. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING , WORDOCH, Conrad. Mrs. Anna Crop, 3303 TAYLOR, James R. Charles Treat, 68 Emer- JOHNSON, Leonard R. Mrs. Francis John- Creoiiwood Avenuo, Scranton, Pa. son Place, Buffalo, N. Y. son, R. P. D. No. 1, Youngstown, Mo. WORLEY, EARL P. William V. Worley, Cal- TICE, Edwin L. Mrs. E. L. Tice, Vader, Wash. JORDAN, John H. Mrs. G. Busch, Lafayette, houn, Ga. TRASS, Cornelius. G. W. Trass, 120 Willard Ky. YOKOM, William Glen. Miss Louisa Edna Street, Garfield, N. J. KANE, Thomas L. kfrs. Annie Kane, 1511 Yokorn, 207 Merriman Street, Jackson, Mich. TURNER, James R. Ollie Turner, Camden North Fifty-fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. YOUNG, George. Mrs. Beckie Bock, Liver- Point, Mo. KAUTZ, Otto. Miss Anna Kautz, 1928 North more, Ky. Victory, Joe. T. J. Victory, Luretha, Ky. Erie Street, Racine, Whs. YOUNG, Jack W. John S. Young, R. P. D. 2, VLASTAS, Constantine. Emmanuil Vlastas, KEENAN, William P. Mrs. Mary Keenan, Pelah, Wash. Mallia Grete, Greece. 301 South Eleventh Street, Newark, N. J. ZIGLI, quitilio. Salagro Sigli, Piva, Luca, WELKER. Roy E. Mrs. Delia Welker, Shan- KENNEDY, James P. Mrs. Margaret Ken- Italy. non, 111. nedy, 85 North Fourth Street, Brooklyn, ALBERTER, George Charles. Andrew Al- YEVITCH, Michael. Stephen Yevitch, 416 N. Y. bertor, Pifth Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. Eighteenth Street, Scranton, Pa. KING, Oliver. Mrs. Fannie F. King, R. F. D. P. No. BEALE, Benjamin T. Benjamin T. Beale, ZUMWALT, Roy Mrs. Minnie Zumwalt, _ 3, Knoxville, Tenn. lOG I’aris Street, East Boston, Mass. Columbia, Mo. KINSEY, Lee A. M. Mrs. Adrianna Kinsey, BEAVERS, Henry O. Mrs. Martha P. V. ADAMS, Joe. Nicholas Adams, 520 East Smoaks, S. C. Beavers, .Johnson City, 111. Weidman Street, Lebanon, Pa. LANIER, Gaswell B. Dee H. Lanier, Daniel EOWIdNG, Pleasant J. Mrs. Anna Bowling, ALDEN, James B. J. D. Alden, R. F. D. No. Boone, Ky. Chceotah, Okla. 2, Girard, Pa. LANZARO, Luciano. Antonio Lanzaro, R. P, BURGE,S,S, Arthur P. Miss Helen Burgess, ALKA, Herland R. Mrs. Herland R. Alka, D. No. 18, Elm, N. J. .37 South Street, Bristol, Conn. R. P. D. No. 2, Mount Carmel, 111. LAWTON, George A. Harry A. Lawton, BURNS, Harry V. John Burns, 42 Penn BEARDSLEY, Hovey M. Mrs. Anna Beards- Cedar Springs, Mich. Street, Brookl.vn, N. Y. ley, Winslow, Ind. LOVELACE, .Take. Mrs. Jane Lovelace, In- BURNS, Robert M. Mr.s. Annie Burns 214 BEAULIEU. Alfred E. Mrs. Elsie Beaulieu, take, Mont. Ott.Twa Street. Leavenworth, Kans. 6 Dalen Court Street, Taunton, Mass. McCullough. Earl. Mrs. Ethel McCul- BURNSIDE, Nathaniel. Mrs. Pannie M. BENTON, Leslie L. Charlie S. Benton, lough, Endicott, W. Va. Burnside, Mt. I’leasant, Utah. Lewestown, Mont. MANNING. John Joseph. Mrs. William CARDWELL, Lester G. Thomas Cardwell, BOEHLE, Simon E. Ben Boehle, Wentzville, Feeley, River Street,' South Acton, Mass. IjCO, Wyo. Mo. CARSON, James W., jr. Mrs. Mabel Ruth BONNES, Fred. Mrs. Amelia Bonnes, 318 Carson, 136 Ninth Avenue, New York, N. Y. West Twenty-third Street, Lorain, Ohio. SECTION 2, FEBRUARY 1919. CARSON, John P. Arch Carson, Blue Ridge, BRAVERMAN, Nat. Mrs. Henrietta Braver- 10, man, 145 Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ga. The following ca.sualties are reported CARTER, Ployd. Bosell Carter, R. P. D. No. BREGG, Earl C. Ambrose M. Bregg, Delas, 1. Granville. Tenn. / Mich. by the commanding general of the Ameri- DRAYTON, William. Larry Drayton, 15 CARVER, Francis A. Dewitt W. Carver, Para- can Expeditionary Forces: Rombley Street, Charleston, S. C. dise, Tex. DRITT, Claude R. Mrs. Mary Dritt, R. P. D. CLARK, Jerre W. Mrs. Lila F. Clark, 1219 Died from accident and other Seventeenth Street, Columbus, Ga. No. 1, Waterbury, Anne Arundel County, causes 6 Md. CLAY, Wallace A. John H. Clay, R. F. D. No. 2, Piedmont, Ala. Died of disease 19 EDWARDS, Benjamin E. Mrs. Clark I. Ed- GRIGGER, Clifford. Union P. Grigger, R. P. wards, R. P. D. C, Richmond, Ind. Wounded severely 191 D. No. Millgrove, Mo. PARRIS, Arthur W. Martin G. Parris. Plum- 1, Jessie Mrs. Missing in action 6 evvillo. Ark. DUBBERLY, T. Mary Dubberly, Baxley, FERN,\NDEZ, Oscar. Ga. Raymond Pernandez, DUBIA, William Mrs. OdO Pine Street, Tampa, Pla. G. Rose Dubia, 289 Total 222 North Bend Street, Burlington, Vt. FITZPATRICK, Edward. Phillip Fitzpatrick, DUBINSKY, Jack. Samuel Dubiusky, At- 36 Harrison Street, Somerville, Mass. 116 torney Street, New York, N. Y. GAJINNT, Odis. J. C. Gaunnt, Guntersville, Died from Accident and Other Causes. Ala. EVANS, Earl B. Richard Evans, Richmond, Pa. PRIVATES. GIBSON, Bert. Mrs. Della Gibson, care of EVANS, Earle. Mrs. Ines S. Evans, 8 Pied- Water. Lavendre, Cambridge, Idaho. mont Avenue, Piedmont, S. C. ADKINS. Thomas. Mrs. Rosa Adkins, 554 HATjGRIMSON, Carl B. Ole Halgrimson, FARROW, Ployd O. Fred Farrow, R. F. D., West Sixth Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. TUen, Minn. Schoolcraft, Mich. HANSARD, John W. Murray D. Hansard, HARDIN, Robert L. E. C. Hardin, Port FAUST, Otto W. Mrs. Mary Rodgers, Abie- 2901 Madison Street, Chicago, 111. Royal. Ky. lene, Tex. JACOBSEN, Harold. Jlrs. Mary K. Jacobsen, HILL, Kenard H. A. ,T. Hill, Bates. Ark. FERRI, Gabriele. Dominick Perri, 1139 box 101, Broadland, 111. HILL, Loyd. Miss Euerleaner Hill, Edge- South Eleventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MICHAEL, Ralph R. Abe Michael, 1505 Slain field. S. C. FISHER. Guide W. Mrs. Pearl Hibbs, Salll- Street, Boise, Idaho. IIT’PP, Glen M. Dan Hupp, Cumberland, saw, Okla. ROSSLER, Frank J. John Rossler, 399 Front Ohio. FLANAGAN, Prank J. Mrs. Mary Flanagan, Str(‘et, Aurora, 111. Walter. JACOBSON, W. L. Baker, 324 195 Sylvan Avenue, Newark, N. .1. VENDETTOLI, Joseph. Luois Vendettoli, 23 Bonne Flushing, Avenue, Long Island: N. Y. FREEMAN, Edward. Mrs. G. W. Pettus, Jones Street, Providence, R. I. JOHNSTON, Edward V. Mrs. Catherine Second Street, Englewood, N. J. Johnston, 140 Palmetto Street, Brooklyn, GASKIN, Henry. Will Gaskin, Lecsvllle, La. Died of Disease. N. Y. GAYLOR, Howard T. Levi Gaylor, Cupp, JONES, John. Horace S. Jones, Green Brier, Tenn. PRIVATES. Tenn. GERRISH, Carrol H. Charles Gerrish, Solon, KINNARD, Arthur Richard, Mrs. Mary Kin- KENDRICK, Fred. Mrs. Fred Kendrick, Great Me. nard, Williamsburg. Kans. Falls. Mont. GLADSTEIN, Sam. Mrs. Rose Gladstein, KNOX, Wilford R. Wiliiam S. Knox, R. F. D. 1314 KONDR.YSA WICZ, Kastando. Victor Kondra- Hasting Street, Chicago, 111. No. 1, Bridgeport, 111. sawicz, 32.1 Newcastle Street, Minersville, GLOVICK, Prank. Joseph Glovick, 6315 Jjsn- KRIGEL, Frank John. Mrs. Elizabeth Krigel, Pa. sing Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 35 Joy Street. Boston, Mass. KUGLER, Carl R. Mrs. Catherine Kugler, box GRAHAM, Dillard. S. D. Graham, R. F. D. LYNCH, Frederick J. Simon Lynch, 49 337. R. P. D., San Gabriel, Cal. No. 1. Ethel. Miss. Berkeley Street, Taunton, Mass. JUSPA, Edward Martin. William .1. Farrell, GRIFFIN, ,John J. Mrs. J. J. Griffin, 427 M.ISSICOTTE, Leander. Mrs. Phelias Massi- 409 East Center Street, Medina, N. Y. Thompson Avenue, Hoopeston, 111. cotte. Franklin, N. H. KUZNETSOF. Erme. .Jacob Kuzuetsof, 1957 GUILFOILE, Maurice A. James Guilfoile, PHII.LII’S, Jacob Clarence. David Phillips, Second Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 123 Abbott Street, South Lawrence, Mass. R. F. D. No. 6. Cumberland, Ohio. Landry, Joseph. Mrs. Adeline Landry, 25 GUINN, William I. P. S. Guinn, R. P. D. PORTER, Samuel J. William T. Porter, Ken- Tnnnell Street, Athol, Mass. No. 1. Mineral Wells, W. Va. Tommie nedy, Ala. LOWE, W. Sam Lowe, R. P. D. No. 6, GUNDET, Levluey. Joseph Gundet, Thibo- Harrison. Joseph Reynolds, Sc'vierville, Tenn. deaux, La. REYNOLDS, New Marion, Ind. t LYNN, Grover A. Mrs. H. K. Smith, HARRIS, Clyde E. Mrs. Dora Harris, Warner, 605 Ernest L. John Sandberg, Bar- Ohio. South Main Street, Warren, Ohio. SANDBERG, rett. Minn. MACHAVER, Samuel. Mr.s. Sarah MacHaver, HARRISON, John A. Miss iJenhie Van Dum- STETSON, Norman C. Charles P. Stetson, 586 I'owell Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. meley, 17 Heighen Street, Grand Rapids, R. F. D. No. 2. Freeport, Me. MASON. Ollie L. N, I. Mason, Arlington, Mich. S. C. TURNER, Leo L. Ada Turner, Kingsburg, MEEK, Clarence R. Earl Meek, Cuba, 111. HENSON, Scholer. John J. Henson, John- Cal. MENDONCA, Frank. Mr.s. Carrie Salvodore, son City, Tenn. Hazel Av<'nue, Hayward, Cal. HETZEL, David F. Mrs. Minnie Hetzel, WACIIOWICZ, John, Joseph Wachowicz, PARR, Herbert F. Henry Parr, 61 Garfield R. P. D. No. 2, Grand Rapids. Wis. 1453 North Street, Rochester, N. Y. Avenue. Detroit, Mich. HOFFMAN, Robert. Louis Hoffman, 3743 WATERS, John Herman. Mrs.' Elizabeth PARSLOW, Roy .J. Mrs. .Joseph Halverson, Hazel Avenue, South Norwood, Ohio. Waters. Glen Flora. Wis. R. F. D. No. .3. New Richmond. Wis. HOFFMAN, Roland. Mrs. Annie Hoffman, WATERS, William Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth PERRETT, Neil. G. W. B. Perrett, Port Rhodes Point. Md. Waters. Melvina, Wis. Huron, Mich, HOLLOWAY, George L. Levi M. Holloway, WATT, Rudolph D, Mrs. x'helma D. Watt, REII.JjY, John W. Mrs. Emma Kllnning, R. F. D. No. 1, Andersonville, Ga. 534 North Pennsylvania Street, Indian- Grand Street. Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. HOLLZER, Maurice. Isadore Hollzer, 391 apolis, Ind. Dudley Howard. Davis White, 312 ^ ROOME, Jay Floyd. Mrs. Mary Emma Roome, Valencia Street, San Francisco, Cal. WHITE, Montclair Avepue, Little Palls, N. J. HOPKINS, Homer P. Mrs. Bettie A. Gulley, Sexton Road, Columbia, Mo. ROSCETTI, Con.stantina. I’letro <>00 405 Alston Street, Durham. N. C. WILSON, William D. William J. Wilson, i Roscetti, Twentieth Street. Windber, Pa. nUFT, Edward. John Huft. Martin, N. Dak. R. F. D. No. 3, Butler, Mo. i RUPP, Lawrence H. Mrs. I,aura Ruff, 274 HUSTON, Howard. John Huston, Hoovers- WRIGHT, William R. Mrs. Stella Wright, t Chestnut Street. San Francisco, Cal. vllle. Pa. 302 East First Street, Fairmount, Ind. SNEDEGER, Grover E. Mrs. Jenny Snedeger, JOHNSON, Damon P. Schuyler C. Johnson, YOUNGS, Charley A. Mrs. Eliza Youngs, Sigurd, Noble Street, Indianapolis, Munger, Mich. ^ Utah. 127 North Ind. ^ 71°—19- -4 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Wounded Severely. SNYDER, Raymond B. Mrs. Emma Snyder, DAGGER 'Robert. Mrs. .Jennie Wood, 2324 box 465, Wallace, Idaho. CAPTAINS. Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. STREET, George H. Mrs. Susan Hanson, DE SHAZO, P. Runyon John Mrs. Cornelia Anna De CRAIG, Henry II. Mrs. Katheryn Craig, Shipyard,' New Brunswick, N. J. Shazo, Camp Springs, Tex. oKO Thirteenth STREETY, Gilbert Street NW., Washington, R. John H. Streety, Red DRAFT, Jessie F. Sarah Duiabhn, R. F. D. 1). C. Bay, Ala. No. TILLEY, 37, Clinton, Ohio. ERUWX, Innis. Enoch Brown, Franklin, Raymond A. Miss Ella Tilley, care DREXLER, Luther. Mrs. Jennie Kayf, R. F. T( nil. of Continental Hotel, Chicago, 111. D. No. TR.ICE, 1, Malakoff. Tex. DORAIAX, David A. Mrs. Florence Dorman, Charles U. Miss Elizabeth Edge, DROZ, Charles A. Charles H. Droz, 345 Mer- 7'i2 Linen Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. 1515 Ashwood Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. VINES, chant Street, Ambridge, Pa. MITCHELL, (iunyon. Frank M. Chichester, Charles Carson. J. L. Vines, Tarboro, DUBEL, Arthur. Mrs. Itertha Dubel, 5107 J', N. Fredt'ricksbur Va. C. Keystone Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. KUHLMAN, Charles T. Mrs. Metha R. Kuhl- COnPORALS. ERTZBERGER, John P. Mrs. Bridget Ertz- mau, 204 Frame Street. San Antonio, Tex. AYER, Franklin K. Robert A. Ayer, Black- berger, 149 Sheridan Avenue. Albany, N. Y. ville, S. C. ESPAGH, Harry. Mrs. Mary Espach, 903 LIEUTENANTS. AYERS, Richland ALDOUS, Jee D. W. T. Clark, R, F. D. No. 1, Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. .loseph Crowe. .Tames H. Aldous, Brim Va. ESTENSON, Ferdinand. Peter S. Estenson, 5' 0 State Street Alton, Hi. BE.ALL, Lonnie O. Mrs. Sarah M. Beall, La R. F. D. No. 1, Pigeon Palls, Wis. GORDON. Archiliald R. George N. Gordon, Plata, Mo. EVANS, Herbert J. Mrs. Fannie M. Evans, o'.) Tilton Avenue, Brockton, Mass. BE.-\N, James Ellsworth. Mrs. Carrie L. R. F. D. No. 5, Lynnville, Tenn. B.MJANS, Arthur L. Mrs. E. E. Bagaus, 5061 Bean. 625 Co'lins Avenue, Pittsburgh. P a. EVANSON, Andrew. John Olson, Malta, Drexel Road, rhiladelphia. Pa. BE.tU.MONT, Frederick E. Mrs. Hannah Mont. BARR, Alfred T. Mrs. Ruth C. Barr, 3 For- Beaumont, 6 Sears Street, New Bedford, est Avenue, Vermilion. FARRELL, Melvin P. Thomas Farrell, Syra- S. Dak. Mass. cuse, N. Y. BEBELL. .lohn F. D. William F. Bebell, BOENING, Arnold W. William Boening, Mar- Hollis. N. Y. PARLEY^, Hey. Mrs. Pearl Farley, 515 South tinsville, N. Y. Seventh Street. Evansville, FAULK, Roljert L. Patrick H. Ind. Paulk, box 32, BURGESS, Arthur. Mrs. Nancy Burgess, FAULKNER, Thomas. Mrs. Anna Faulkner, ISrownsville, Tex. Ijake City, S. C. R. F- D. No. 2, Standard, W. Va. PEIGEL. .lohn II. Louis C. Peigel, 66 Mln- CARLSON, John A. Miss Helen Carlson, FERGUSON, James W. Miss Mary Ferguson, i:eapoli.s Avenue. Buffalo. N. T. 560 West One hundred and ninety-second 842 Woodward Street, Baltimore, Md. GIBLYN, Leo F. Mrs. Edna S. Giblyn, 226 Street, New Y'ork, N. Y’. FEEO, Harry E. Mrs. Alice Fero, East Third Street, Brooklyn, 31.5 Rowe N. Y. COOPER, John H. Mrs. Florence Cooper, Street, Tamaqua, Pa. GIP.SON, Ralph B. Charles' R. Gibson, Cald- Denison. Tex. FREEDMAN, Harry. Mrs. Jjcna Freedman, well, Ohio. BERGM.AN, Henry B. J. H. Bergman, 740 520 HARRELL, Paul West One hundred and forty-fourth W. Mrs. L. O. Harrell, Oakland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Street, York, .Junction City. La. New N. Y. BROWN. Harry M. Mrs. Carrie F. Brown, G.4RRETT, James R. John H. Garrett, Tira- II.'.RRIXGTON Albert T. Irving A. Hadley, 15 West Pearl Street. Burlington, N. J. berlake, N. C. 42 Jlaple Street, Lynn, Mass. BURNETT. Winfred Howard. Charles Bur- KETCHAM, Walter GIBSON, Maud. Mrs. Lou Napper, Harlen, R. Walter E. Graham, nett. 217 West Center Street, Albion, Mieb. Ga. 224 South Thirty-ninth Street, Philadelphia, BUTLER, Orvll. C. F, Butler, R. F. b. No. 2, Hastings, Iowa. GLYNN, Joseph. Mrs. Bridget Glynn, Ahane Kil Kerrin, Ballivaloe, SLOCUM. Frank A. jr. Frank A. Slocum, EDWARDS. Leon D. Thomas D. Edwards, County Galway, Ire- 149 Willow Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1825 California Avenue, Omaha, Nebr. land. ORLANDO Richard. Robert D. Worrell, GAY’LE, Robert E. Mrs. Mary R. Gayle, 325 GRAVES, .John II. Mrs. John H. Graves, Mexico, Mo. North Union Street, Lincoln, 111. North Canaan, Conn. SEROEANTS. GLOVER, Leo M. Mrs. F. A. Glover, 111 GROGAN, John T, Patrick Grogan, 800 FITZPATRICK. .loseph A. Mrs. Mar.v Fitz- Marine Street. Mobile, Ala. Sandusky Street, Tunnel Hill, Pa, patrick, 81 Second Street, Newburg, Pa. JONES. William G. Mrs. Susie A. Jones, GUNNELS, Grover. Elige 'T. Gunnels, R. P, GIBSON. Charles. Charles W. Gibson, Corpus 213 Elizabeth Street, Salisbury. Md. D No. 1, Hull, Ga. .John Joseph. Christ i, Tex. KULLMAN, W. Mrs. Annie P. Kull- IIACHERL, Urban John Hacherl, GRIFFIN, Thomas, Mrs. Delia Kelley, 66 nian, 3411 Woodbridge Street, Cleveland, 545 South Street. St. Marys, Pa. South Street Lowell, Mass. Ohio. HARDEN, Raymond M. Mrs. Annie Satchel!, R. P. MISNER. Clarence Arthur. Mrs. Rose pils- NEBEL, George W. Mrs. Belma Nebel, D. No. 3, Easton, Md. ner, 607 Bayard Street, Ionia, Mich, R. F. D. No. 3, box 36, Marshfield. Wis. HICKS, Tink. Henry D. Hicks, Ponce de STJtl^T, James W. L. G. Street, Sharon, NOBLE. Arthur W. Mrs. Rose Noble, Wa- Leon, Fla. basso, Minn. HILL, Robert L. Mrs. Ethel Hill, R. P. D. AYOTTE, Louis T. Peter Ayotte, 50 William REED, Milton L. Mrs. Rose Jackson, Beau- No. 1, luka. Miss, Street, Waterluiry, Conn. kiss. Tex. HOLLIS. Edward L. Mrs. Edith M. Hollis, BE.AGLE. Josenh O. Prank M. Beagle, 623 SMITH, Robert O. Mrs. W. R. Smith, Sor- 14 Harvey Street, Brockton. Mass. South Flores Street, San Antonio, Tex, rento, Fla. HOLMES, Ernest E. Mrs. Matilda Holmes, DE PASCALE, Jerome. Edward De Pascale, CHAPLAIN. 37 Chestnut Street, Hartford, Conn. HOLMES, Russell. Thomas J. Holmes, box 896 Water Street, Meadville, Pa. ROLLINS, Lyman. Mrs. Ellen L. Young, 17 223, Tunnelton, W. Va. FARQUILIIISON, Paul. Mr.s. Ada S. Pieser, South Street, Concord, N. H. 603 East Main Street, DeSance. Ohio. IIOPKJNS, Richard Albert. Mrs. Amelia FE.NELON, Vincent Eugene. Mrs. Eugene MECHANIC. Hopkins, 956 East Shiller Street, Philadel- phia, Pa. Fenelon, Devils Lake, S. Dak. NOONAN, Daniel A. Dhniel Noonan, 183 FITZPATRICK, George J. Mrs. John Fitz- Haywood Street, Fitchburg, Mass. HORNSTEIN, Charles Lee. Charles L. Horn- patrick. 400 South State Street, Dubois. Pa. stein, 6610 McCune Avenue. St. Tmuis, Mo. GR-'.Y, William Newton. William Joseph PRIVATES. HORTON, Clarence. John II. Horton, 201 Gray. R. F. D. No. 1, Malone, Ala. ALIPERTT, Giro. Mrs. Josephine Alipertl, Railroad Street, Johnson City, Tenn. GRIFI’IN, William J. William R. Griffin, 195 Wall StW.'ct. Huntington, N. Y. HUIT. Ralph J. Mrs. Ralph J. Huit, Links Hudson Avimue. Albany, N. Y. AMAREJJE, Guiseppe. Jos Pandorf, 137 Mor- Business College, Boise, Idaho. HARVEY. PR.ANK. Bosh Harvey, general ris JiWS'ue, New York, N. Y. KEARN, William H. Mrs. Minnie Kearn, delivery, Lawrenceville, 111. ANDERSON, Oscar E. Benjamin Anderson, R. P. D. No. 4, Appleton, Wis, HORTON, Elisha L. Mrs. Etta Horton, 59 543 Clinton Street, Grand Haven, Mich. KELSO, Clyde E. Edmond P. Kelso, East Brett Street, Brockton, Mass. ASHCRAFT, Allen G. John H. Ashcraft, Lawn Cemetery. Sacramento, Cal. JOHNSON, Ernest V. Edwin II. Johnson, Grapewine, Ark, KIRKPATRICK, Earl. Miss Bessie Kirkpat- East Druham. N. Dak. AYERS, Leo I, Mrs. Mary Ayers, Knowlton, rick. Lancaster, Wis. JOHNSTON. Roy Roe. James Riley .Johnston, Iowa. KOTTS, Robert B. Mrs. R. B. Kotts, Ypsi- GOO Ji'fferson Street, Van Buren, Ark. B.IGGETT, Andrew J. John B. Baggett, lanti, N. Dak. KE'RNEY, John R Mrs. Richard Ehlers, Waelder, Tex. KULCZECKY, Antoni. John Kulczecky, Sag 167 East Thirty-second Street, Brooklyn, BARNES, Clarence. Ernest Lee Barnes, San Harbor, N. Y. N. Y. Marcos, Tex. LEDFORD, Harley. Henry Ledford. Almond, KUBEC, Carl W. W. M. Kubec, 2831 Rutland BLOM, Oskar W. Mrs. Oscar Larson, R. F. D. N. C. Avenue, Dos Moines. Iowa. No. 1. Wayzeta, Minn. LESKOWSKI, .Joseph. Mrs. Rose T.cskowski, LANHAM, Morris James. Mrs. Emnjti J- Lan- BOETTNER, Alfred. John Boettner, 130 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ham. 217 Black River Street, Sparta, Wis. 155 South Empire Street, Lowell Street, Peabody, Mass. Mi-s. Rosa Leslie, 2010 I.EUM.\NN, .Ichn F. Mrs. Rose Leumann, TjESLIE, Prank. R BRAATEN,. I,auritz. Arne Braaten, Cart- Indianapolis, Ind. 1389 Bri.scoe Street, New York, N. Y. Mansfield Avenue, wright. N Dak. LESSMAN, Joseph. Mrs. ,)nna Lessraan, LITENBERGER, Harold G. Harold G. Liten- BREWER. William B. E. L. Brewer, Brook- berger, 734 Chow Street, Allentown, Pa. R. P. D, No. 1, New Brighton, Minn. lyn. Ala. Orchid, MARSHALL, George Edwai’d. Mrs. Stella LLOYD. Charles C. O. R. Lloyd, Va. BURRELL, Anthony. Mrs. Mollie Burrell, I.OUDERMILK, William E. George M. Lou- Marshall, 620 Farewell Street, Lewiston, New Kent Co., Va. Mont. dermiik. Dunn, Tex. BUTLER. Harvey B. G. S. Butler, Suther- LOUTNER, Thomas O. Mrs. Maggie Arnold, M.'R.siLALL, Willard H. Don A. Marshall, land, Iowa Nora, 111. West Baden. Ind. COLUMBUS, Silas. Indian Agent, Idabell, LY’M.JN, Roy L. Walter W. Lvman, Watrous, PARSON, Edgar R. Mrs. Phoebe Parson, 172 Oklii, Palmetto Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. N. Mex. Steve. George PARTRIDGE, Wallace S. Thomas W. Par- CONTOPULOS, Contopulos, MrCUMBERS. ' Gordon. Ary McCumbers, tridge, 48 Buckingham Apartments, Salt 304). West Northern Av'enue, Pueblo, Colo. Rosedale, W. Va. CONWAY, William, Mrs, Rosa Conway, 703 Lake Citv, Utah. McNAMARA, Daniel T,. Mrs. Mary W. McNa- Street, Pir'KERING, Ben C. J. C. Pickering, 504 Hoover Columbus, Ohio. mara, 1133 South Lincoln Street, Stockton, We.st Fifth Street, Paoia, Kans. COOPER, General A. Ashb.v S. Durham, care Cal. ROPiERTS. Maurice. Mrs. Rebecca Roberts, of Mill Bros., Buncombe Street, Greenville, M.\CH, Stanley. Joe Mach, 88 Wiedman 1735 U Street NW.. Washington. D. C. S. C. Place. Detroit, Mich. rouse, Clyde G. Mrs. Minnie Rouse, Odell, CRAVEN, Alfred P. John H. Craven, .3419 M.JRMAs, Gust. I’etcr Mannas, 205 Chest- Nelir. Colonial Avenue, Dallas, Tex. nut Street, Virginia. Minn. 9''3'J.V S. Mrs. Lou Eva Siler, 381 CURTIS, Felix R. J. Mrs. II. Early, 333 East iNorth MARSH, Biakey. Ed S. Marsh, .Sallisaw, Bellevue Boulevard, Memphis, Tenn. Thirty-third Street, New York, N. Y, Okla. * THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBBUARY 10, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Cor- MARSHALL, Edward C. Mrs. Martha SECTION 3, FEBRUARY 10, 1919, CROW, Hardy Louis. Mrs. Thelma Hill, R. P. coran, 3145 Mission Street, San Francisco, D. 1 , Henderson, Tex. Cai. The following casualties are roportefl IiE MAR, Owen. W. G. De Mar, R. F. D. 7, Wiuterset, Iowa. MARSHALL, Raul S. Leo Arthur Marshall, by the commanding general of the Ameri- G31 Spring Street, Toledo, Ohio. DEMARTiNO, I’asqnale. Mrs. Phelemina De- can Expeditionary Forces: martiuo, 204 Kllicott Street, N. Y. MAYES, Oscar C. Marion Mayes, R. F. D. Batavia, DEMERS, David A. I’hillip Demers, 213 No. 3, Goin, Tex. Wounded (degree undetermined) ,264 Bell Street, Manchester, Mass. MELTON, Cl.vde. Mrs. Mary Melto"h, Big Sandy, Tenn. Wounded slightly 406 DETERICK, Herheit E. Mrs. Francis Dete- rick. West Main Street, Port Jarvis, N. Y. MENTZY, Frank. Mrs. Nanle Mentzy, 1705 DUSSEAU, Louis H. Henry Dusseau, 114 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Total 670 West Vine Street, Monroe, Mich. OLE.JNIK, Joseph ,T. Joseph F. Fujczak, 116 EDWARDS, Thomas O. J. T. Edwards, R. P. Race Street, Holyoke, Mass. D. 1, Union, Ky. ORR, William F. Mrs. Mattie Orr, Mount Wounded (Degree Undetermined). EGNER, John. Mrs. Myrtle Egner, Gwiner, Enterprise, Tex. N. Dak. PIUVATiiS. PARSONS, Charles C. Mrs. Charles W. Par- ENtrNELL, Albert. Mrs. I. Peterson, WexJo, sons. 80S North Sixth Street, Fredonia, ADKINS, Corbit. Mrs. Boxey Adkins, Export, Sweden. Kans. W. Va. FEASER, Harry Edgar. Bert Feaser, R. F. 1). Oxford, Pa. PARSONS, William S. Jehn La Force, R.F.D. ADUEN, Aitken. William K. Aitken, Turner, 1, New FERO, Micliael. Mrs. Helen Fero, 103 Lin- No. 1, Jouesville, Va. Idalio. coln PARTRIDGE, Charles A. Mrs. Barbara Cal- AKERS, Charles C. Mrs. Josie Akers, Riner, Avenue, Charleroi, Pa. FETTERS, Charles Irwin. Fetters, ls hftn. 45 Howe Street, Meriden, Conn. Va. Watson Osterburg, PASCIUTTI, John Joseph. Lorenzo Pascl- ANZELLATA Tomaso. Archangelo Anzellata, Pa. FISHER, Charles E. Fisher, utti, 1154 First Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y. 8S0 Lime Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. George H. Sewell, N. PERINE, Alexander G. Mrs. Elizabeth Fe- BIRD, Thomas George. Louis Bird, 432 West J. FOREMAN, Aberdeen P. Mrs. Cornelia B. rine, 1 Windsor Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Twenty-seventh Street, New York, N.- Y. Foreman, 57 West Franklin Street, PETTUS, Emmett. Robert Pettus, 1004 East BOURGEOIS, Ovide. Miss Rita Bourgeois, Hagers- I ,fi town, Md. Fourth Street, Argenta, Ark. Ellen FUNK, Joseph. Mrs. Emma Funk, 5840 North PICKUS, Abe._. Mrs. Joseph Zill, 879 Ansel BRASIIEARS, Charles V. Mrs. Bra- Mervine I’hiliidel’phia, Road, Cleveland, Ohio. shears, High Spire, Pa. Street, Pa. FUSARO, Pas(inale. Miss Josie Fusaro, 1416 POLLACK, David. Izzy Pollack, 31 BUR'i'UN, Alfred. .Tase Burton, Sheridan, Pulton lioosevelt Street, York, N. Y. Avenue, Station Brooklyn, Ark. New J, N. Y. GANGE, Eddie D. Mrs. Anna Gauge, Mel- PORR, John Welf. Mr*. John Luther Porr, BUSBY,. .Tames W. Miss Marie Williams, 1711 lette, S. Dak. 139 North Front Street, Steelton, Pa. Elmwood Avenue, Norfolk. Va. GLEESON, James F. Mrs. James Gleeson, RICHARDSON, Joseph. Mrs. Sophia Kirk- CANGANELLY, Janie.s. Joseph Cangitnelly, 145 .Ivenue, 494 Jackson Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. ling R. F. D. No. 41, Belmont, Ark. Housatonic Derby, Conn. E. John I. Green, Phillips, EITTENOUR. Charles. CARROLL, Joseph. Mrs. Thomas Carroll, GREEN, Henry Mrs. Virginia Mengole, Okla. Masonville, W. Va. 102 Sexton Street, New Britain, Conn. CAUGIIENB IUGII, John C. W. S. Rose, Car- GKl'iEN, John G. Mrs. Mattie Mills, Stock- RITTER, Claude L. Mrs. Hugh Ritter, Elm terville. Mo. ton Utah. Springs, Ark. CRAWFORD, Wendell P. Mrs. Eliz.iheth GROCKI, Vincent. John Mogeke, 4756 South RITTMILLER, August H. Mrs. Augusta O. Crawford, 27 Belle Isle Avenue, Beachmont, •Ide Street, Chicago, 111. Rittmiller, 3412 Harford Road, Baltimore, Mass. Il.lDDOCK, Ardell. Shurman Haddock, Col- Md. CROWELL, Louis L. Theodore L. Crowell, linwood, Tenn. HAI.L, Charles. Mrs. P. Hall, box RIVERA, Bernardino. Rivera, 23G South First Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. Anna 169, Jose A. Pena Ohio. Blanca, N. Mex. DAVIS, Zeb F. Mrs. Julia Davis, R. F. 1). 2, North Lawrence, Candler. N. C. HANEY. Jewel E. Milton S. Haney, R. F. D. ROBERTS, Milton ,T. Mrs. O. C. Stone, EDENS, James F. John Taylor. Nashville, 1 , East Millsboro, Pa. R. F. D. No. 2, Oklahoma City, Okla. Tenn. J.IMES, Harlan A. Oliver James, Vergas, ROSS, William W. James M. Ross, Walnut, FARRELL, Adrian R. Mrs. Catherine G. Minn. Kans. Farrell, 18 West Eighty-sixth Street, New JE.NSEN, Kenneth S. Loren Jensen, Brig- ROUSSEAU, Charles L. Mrs. Henry P. Ros- York, N. Y. ham City. Utah. scau, V. Mrs. Ella .Johnson, 346 East Eighty-second Street, New FARRELL, Charles L. Thomas .1. Farrell, JOHNSON, Fay 722 York, N. Y. 233 Albany Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. West Third Street, Long Beach, Cal. JONES, Melvin E. Mrs. Maggie Jones, R. P. SCOGGIN, John R. J. P. Scoggln, Gardner, FEHRMAN, Oscar. Jlrs. Anna Fehrmau, 2215 D. 3, Hickory, Va. 111 . West Twelfth Street, Chicago, 111. FERGUSON, Otto’ L. William L. Ferguson, JONES, Ralph J. Sam J. Jones, Warsaw, SCOTT, James Minor. Porter, John W. I'ost, Tex. N. C. R. P. D. No. 5, Fredonia. Kans. PETZER, Roy N. Mrs. F. D. Petzer, 1029 JOYCE, William J. Hugh M. Joyce, 23 North SHORT, .Tosi'ph. Mrs. .Tennie Freeman, 32 Liberty Street, Allentown. Pa. Washington Street, Janesville, Wis. Center Street, Mansfield, Mass. FISK, Florence D. Eugene Fisk, R. P. D. KECK, Edward B. Mrs. Barbie B. Keck, 24 SILLECK. Herbert. 11, Mrs. Lena Silleck, 351 West Nashville, Tenn. South Carrollton Avenue, Baltimore, Md. La Payette Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. FLEMING, Thomas J. Edward Fleming, R. KERR, Jesse L. George Kerr, R. F. D. A, SiLMER. Fred S. Mrs. Emma Scott, 13 Tarn- F. D. Jerseyville, III. Salem, Iowa. rack Street, Massena, N. Y. 5, AGNES, Francis P. Mrs. Louisa Agnes, Catel KESLER, Jnhn H. Richard C. Kesler, Bald- SNY’DER, William H. Mrs. Daisy Rehfus, 437 Guernsey, England. wyu. Miss. Maple Avenue. Phillipsburg, N. J. AK.KUD, William I’. .Tames B. Akard, 124 KING, Ralph C. Mrs. Jenney N. King, R. F. THOMAS, Arthur T. Mrs. Tillie Thomas, Halhorn Street, Bristol, D. 3, Stockton, Mo. Amity, Ark. Tenn. ANDERSON, John .\. Mr.s. Lizzie H. Ander- LANG, Joseph G. Miss Theresa Lang, 49 TORACK, Joseph. David Toback, 940 East son, Longston, Ala. Nicholson Street, Rochester, N. Y. One hundred and seventy-third Street, New ARIES, Harm. Lnhhert Aries, 1100 Haw- LEFEBVRE, Isadore. Galase Lefehvre, 104 York, N. Y. thorne Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa. Ne\iland Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Lehrer, 30 WALKER, Parker T. Thomas D. Walker, ASTROVE, Joseph. .\hraham Astrove, 1239 LEIIRER, John C. John Logan Dripping Springs, Tex. Boston Road. New York, N. Y. .Street, Auburn, N. Y. Arthur. Otto Loppnow, 515 Fif- WENDT, George C. Mrs. Lena Wendt, 233 AUGELLO, Viticl'indo. Frank .\ngello, 313 LOPPNOW, Oshkosh, Wis. South Keller Street. Olathe, Kans. East One hundred and forty-sixth Street, teenth Sti'eet, , Mrs. WILLARD. Andrew W. Mrs. Fred Martin, New York, N. Y. MANNING, William F. Anna Good, R. Tex. 200 Kellog Stre('t, Syracuse, N. Y. AVA.NT, Ren G. Mrs. Josephine R. Avant, F D. 3, Reagan, Serena Fleshe, WILLIAMS, August. Mell Williams, Atkinson, Sylacanga, Ala. FT.ESHE, Roy. Mrs. Grand 111. BLOESER, Vernet W. Mrs. Estelle Bloeser, Papins, Minn. 2005 Fifth Avenue, Los Angeles. Cal. FUNDIS, William. John W. Fiindis, 75 Thir- WILLIAMS, Eugene. L. W. Williams, Edger- \ WITZ, Eltenezi r B. ty-first Street, Wheeling, W. Va. ton, Va. BON. Joseph C. Bona- witz, Silesia. Mont. Fl'RR. William H. W. T. Furr, Richey, Miss. WILSON, Lester A. Mrs. Bridget Wilson, BRANDOW, .\lbert. Mrs. Ellia M. Rrandow, Fl'RP.EY, Thomas F. Thomas Furrey, 143 U Avenue. La Grande, Oi'eg. .330 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y. Graflon Street, Worcester. Mass. WILSyN. Ralph. Omar Wilson Paonia, Colo. BROWN, Walter, Mr.s. 'I'avra Brown, 232 FUSARO. Jimmy. John Lonoport, 24 North YOUNG, Lawrence E. B(m G. Young, Box No. East Green Street, i.ouisville. Kv. F'fth Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 005, Ollton, Okla. CAGLE, Joe. William Cagle, I’rolfitt, Tex. GEPHARDT, Ralph II. Fred J. Gebhardt, YUTIIAS, John. Mrs. Anna Yuthas, 544 First CAIMANO, Rinaldo. Vigizzo Fragerillo, Jiin- Wonewoc, Wis. Street, Rock Springs, Wyo. de) Street, New Castle, Pa. (JIOKDANO, Paola. Mrs. Carmella Giordano, CALETTA, Frank. Itottzio Cniorta, Falrview 211 Tillary Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Missing in Action. .* venue, Hammonton, N. J. GREEN, Harry J. Jfrs. Maggie J. Green, 820 John. Vincent Casnlo. 311 Av<‘iinp B. Conneil Bluffs. Iowa. SEItGBANT. CASALE, East Eh ventli street. New York, X. Y. GT’ENTHER, Charles. Mrs. Rebecca Gnen- DAVIS, David. Mrs. Anna Davis, Wedge- CH.VNDLER. Emmet L. Minon B. Chandler, tber. 843 Chestnut Street. Reading, Pa. Josinh F. Mrs. Alice Harding, field, S. C. Trior, Ga. HAKItlNG, . i: G, Salt Lake City, Utah. rUIVATES. CHIMSTIANSEN, Albert C. Mrs. Anna F. D. Christiansen, box 78, R. F. D. 1, Pnynllvip, n.MM’ER, Pan! S. Mrs. Cora Harper, Sharon enURA, "Sllke. Mrs. Katherine Chura, 109 Wash. S'lrings, N. Y. Neweranberry Stre-et, West Ilazelton, Pa. CnitlSTEN.SEN, Christson M. Martin Soren- HFTHERINGTON, Arthur T. Mrs. Isahelle COSTIGLItiN. Leo. Leo Costiglion, 38 Riev- sen, Plainview Nebr. 3’hornton lletherington, 2134 Cornell Road, ard Street, Dctiolt, Mich. CHRISTIENSEN, Neil. Mrs. II. Cliristiensen, ripveland. Ohio. HARRIS, Cleveland. Miss Mary Harris, Lo- .’.( 1.8 Foni'teenth street. iU’ooklyn, N. V HT'I’T.EY. John C. Ob ITnrley, Lot, W. Va. noke, Ark. COHEN, Hyman. JIrs. Dorh^ohen, 254 E.ast Hi'SS. Isidor G. Joe Zigler, Hart, Mich. KORESSELL, Stephen. William P. Korcssell, One hundred and twentySffond Street. J.trOBS. Harry E. John S. Jacobs, R. F. D. Evansville, Ind. Now York, N. Y. 3. Spring drove. Pa NEI.SON, Ax' 1 E. Mrs. Anna Nelson, 611 COLWET.L, Ab C. Mrs. Barbara Colwell, J.M'QUE, Oliver D. Ernest Jacque, 1053 Lin- I’lrst Street, Rock Island, 111. Blairvillc, Ga. coln Street, Elmira, N. Y. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUAKY 10, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JAMES, Ralph E. n. Mrs.. Morgan T. James, LAMPERT, Oscar. Jacob Marcus, 99 South MARCIIALL, Elmer L. Mrs. Adele ,T. Mar- i;440 Webb Avenue, New York, N. Y. Wyoming Street, Ilazelton, Pa. chall, Murphys, Calaveras County, Cal. JENKINS, Jesse II. John T. Jenkins, West- LANTJOSH, Edward J. Mrs. Bertha Langosh, MAUUSKA, James. Joe Maruska, Warren, minster, S. C. 1731 East Thirty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Minn, JENNINGS, William Lee. R. F. Jennings, 31 Ohio. MAY, George Henry. Stanley Punlay, care Windsor Street, Orangeburg, S. C. LEICK, Hubert. Jacob C. Lelck, R. F. D. 1, of P. A. Romick, Anadarko, Okla. JORDAN, William II. Thomas II. Jordan, 40 box 23, Rozellville, Wis. MAYER, George L. Mrs. Mary M. Mayer, Meadow Street, Kingston, N. Y, MAY'O, James. Mrs. Katie Houlk, I^lainview, 87 South Burnett Street, East Orange, JURASEK, John. Miss Susie Jurasek, box 88, Ark. N. J. Monongaheia Trust Co., Homestead, Pa, MORK, Albert. Mrs. Helen Stoltz, 60 Wa- ILYZZIO, Gay. Rosiero Komtorone, 110 Nash KAZUTA, Illdeo. Tokugo Kazuta, R, F. D., verly Street, Roxbury, Ma.ss. Road. box New Bedford, Mass. 100, Gariield, Utah. NAGY, Joseph C. Mrs. Mary Nagy, 29 REINHART, Engwald. John Moe, Spooner, KELLY, De.ro F. Mrs. Maude F. Kelly, 726 Clarence Street, Torrington, Conn. Wis. Pleasant Street, Jonesvllle, Wis. N.YSON, Harry. Fred Nason, Rusagomla, New MONROE, Charles R. Mrs. Margaret Mon- KELLY', Edward S. John Beatty, 534 Third Brunswick, Canada. roe, Colon, Mich. Street, New York, N. X. NELKEN, Frank N. Mrs. Elizabeth Cava- KENNESON, Charles MONTANERo. Frank. Mrs. Elena Monta- A. Mrs. Ica Rounds, yauro, 1405 Thirty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, nero, Minturno Barnum, Wis. Tremensuoli, Caserta, Italy. N. Y. MOON, Everett. KERLEY’, Maurice. Milo Franklin Moon, Mll- Mrs. Lyda E. Kerley, NELSON, Edwin. Mrs. Sarah Nelson, R. F. lerton, Mich. East Fruitland, N. ^ C. D. 2, Lisbon, N. Dak. KERN, Leo NATTO, Frauchetto. Domenico Malara Fa J. Mrs. Mary Kern, 443 East NELSON, Edwin C. Mrs. Lily Nelson, 400 Paolo, State Tronca Rosario Valanldl, Province Street, Doylestown, Pa. Blair Street, St. Paul, Minn. Reggio, Calabria, KING, John. Mrs. Italy. Anna Iluntley, 2303 Bed- OGDEN, Adell. Mrs. Alice Ogden, 1104 Shep- NELSON, Frank L. Mrs. Dora Nelson, 2605 ford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. herd Court NW., Washington, D. C. Monroe Street, Kansas City. Mo. KNAPP, Oiat. Mrs. 'Clara Knapp, Blnford, OGLESBY', David. David Oglesby, Panola, Frederick Harold. N. Dak. NIXON, Mrs. Susie Nixon, _ Ky. general delivery, Troy, Kans. KRAMER, Albert. Joseph Kramer, Formosa. OGILBEE, Earl Mrs. Ella Ogilbee, Glen- Ontario, Canada. ORCH.YRD, Jack L. James A. Orchard, 6419 W. Fifty-eighth Avenue SE., Portland, Oreg. coe. Ohio. MALONSON, Frank J. P. Malonson, 7 Tra- O’NEILL. William C. Mrs. A. O’Neill, 422 verse Street, Wakefield, Mass. ORRELL, James E. Mrs. Julia Orrell, Chick- asha, Okla. East Eightieth Streel:, New Y'ork, N. Y. MELIA, Hubert F. Mrs. Mary Melia, 16 Dick- PARJIATIER, Arthur ORNBERG, Gu.stav E. Mrs. Hilda A. Orn- erman Street, New Haven, Conn. J. Jo.seph Parmatier, 119 Catherine Street, Saratoga Springs, berg, 1212 Hamlin Street, Seattle, Wash. MILLER, Anthony J. Rudolph Miller, Mis- Y'. PARKER. Calvin A. George F. I’arker, Mosl- hawaka, Ind. N. nee, Wis. NAVROTH, Leo E. Joseph PETERS, Walter J. Tiff T. Peters, Mora, Navroth, 47 Pikes- Minn. PARROTT, Albert A. Mrs. Minnie Crossett, peak, Nanticoke. I’a. RASMUSSEN, Fred Louie. Charles 1506 Whitney Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. O’CONNOR, Ylaurice. Martin O'Connor, 493 Mrs. Ras- mussen, 77 South Clarkson Street, Fre- PEARCE, Harry L. Thomas M. Pearce, Cora- West Twenty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. mont, Nebr. pcako, N. C. ORR, Edward M. Matt Orr, 238 Ridgewood REEVES, Edward Carpenter. Mrs. Ellen B. PEBWORTH, Leo. Mrs. Dora Pebworth, Bos- Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. Reeves, 902 Lafayette Street, Cape May, well. Okla, PALMER, Samuel E. Charles W'estall, Sum- N. J. I’ETERSON, Jens. Soren M. Peterson, 2105 mer, 111. REILLY', James. Mrs. A. Hastings, 333 East West Superior Street, Duluth, Minn. PARISI, Giovanni. Mike Parisi, 046 West Forty-third Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. REIGLE, Jasper. Michael E. Reigle, Loyal- Grand Avenue, Chicago, HI. POI’E, Aiuon. REIM.VN, Carl. Herman Reiman, West Point, ton, Pa. Mrs. Ollie Pope, R. F. D. 1, Nebr. REY'NOLDS, Romey. Lafayette Reynolds, •Yshland, N. C. ROBINSON, Pat. Mrs. Celia Robinson, Mil- Haywick, Ky. PRESS. Edwin II. Mrs. Ida Press, R. F. D. lettville. S. C. ROBERTS, Washington. Joe Roberts, Minton- 2, Belleville, III. RODRIGUEZ, Santiago. Mrs. Esabell Brown vlllo, Ky. PULVER, Arthur .1. Mrs. Annie E. Pulver, Rodriguez, 1428 Morales Street, An- RODRIGUEZ. Rafael. Francisco Rodriguez, 340 West Forty-fifth San Street, New York, tonio, Tex. 86 Carreta Street, Santurie, P. R. N. Y’. Andrew J. .T. Rogers, 169 ROM.YRD, William Joseph. Mrs. Margaret REID, James A. ROGERS, John Mrs. Mary Reid, 29 Hal- Webster Street, Needham Heights, Mass. Romard. 11 First Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. lett Street, .Vstoria, N. Y. ROUSSEL, Frank. Miss Elmira Roussel, Tu- ROSENBERG, Louis. Mrs. Mllly Hankin, RETTGER, .John J. Mrs. Mary Rettger, 324 14-16 Solon Avenue, Chicago, 111. East Seventeenth nica, Miss. Street, Erie, Pa. RUPERT, Edson Albert. George Rupert, Sag- RI'DEN, Emanuel. Joseph Vidootzky, 31 RETCS, Oldrich G. Mrs. xUoisie 365 Retus. iimore, Pa. Canal Street, New Y'ork, N. Y'. East Seventy-first Street. New York, N. Y. BEY'NOLDS, SCHENDERLINE, Joseph. Mrs. Martha Chat- RY'AN, James. Miss Nora Ryan, 64 Alton Myron E. Ory .1. Reynolds, 830 ham, I.odgo Grass, Mont. Place, Brookline, Mass. Zarealda Street, Butte, Mont. ROBINSON, SCflEPP, John. Miss Annie Brenan, 630 La- SCHNEIDER, Venzel. No emergency address Wade J. M. J. Robinson, Lan- fayette Street, Bridgeport, given. caster. Conn. S. C. SCHMAAL, Ben. William Schmaal, Madison, SCOGGIN, Temple. Carlos T. Scoggin, Fossil, ROBINSON, Walter V. Charles Robinson, Minn. Oreg. 28 Gleason Avenue, Aurora, 111. SHLEPAK, Peter. Michael Selepak, 612 Pre- SCULI,Y', James T. John .T. Scully, 407 East ROBINSON, Willie. Cole Robinson, Blume, ble .'Vvenue, I’ittsburgh, Pa. Sixty-third Street, 1‘hiladelphia, Pa. Ga. SERPICO, Sebastian C. Mrs. Theresa Ro- SIIICK, Raymond M. James E. Sbick, 525 ROGERS. Freddie Mrs. M. L. A. Rogers, 804 mano, 477 Adelphla Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chestnut Street, Indiana, Pa. East Twentieth Street, Norfolk, Va. ROSE, Amos. SINCLAIR, Jack R. Mrs. Margaret Sinclair, SMITH, Loyd I*. Mrs. Margaret Smith, Ben- Oliver E. Rose, Hunt, Tex. 829 Cottage Grove, Dayton, Ohio. nington, Ind. ROSENBERG, Martin Max. Mrs. S.arah Ro- SINCL.YIR, Jesse. William P. Sinclair, Tay- STEELE, Jefferson II. Millard Steele, Tron- senberg, 338 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn, lorsville, N. C. ton. Mo. N. Y. SINGI.ETON, Albert G. Mrs. Catherine Sin- STEELE, Joseph Lewis. Mrs. Marie Steele, ROUSE, Earl W. Lorenzo Rouse, 195 Ox- gleton, Lakeshore, Utah. 2316 Walnut Street, Boulder, Colo. ford Avenue, Notre Dame de Grace, Mon- SHOEMAKER, Jules D. Camiel D. Shoe- STEIERT, Charles. Mrs. Louise Steiert, Sea treal, Canada. maker, Dorp Ruddervoords, P. W. V., Bel- Cliff. N. Y. SCIIWIERSCH, Sylvester. Paul Schwiersch, gium. STEINMAN, Bernard. Louis Steinman, 1830 Haubstadt, Ind. SMiTH, Llo.yd W. .Toe Bushey, Richmond South Turner Avenue. Chicago, HI. SCHWING, Lewis A. John II. Schwing, box Street, Appleton, Wis. SWEET, Morris. Abraham Batler, 247 East 74L Mount Olive, 111. SMITH, Lowell L. Mrs. Lowell L. Smith, Bi-oadway, Now York, N. Y. SCHWITZER, Martin E. .T. Gottlieb Schwit- R. F. D. 2, Ashland, 111. TROTTER, Stanley M. Mrs. Mattie Trotter, zer, R. F. D. 2, Shawano, Wis. STEELE, James F. Mrs. Cora Belle Steele, BIvthevllIe, Ark. SCIFO, Vincenzo. Salvatore Scifo, 2230 Swepsonville, N. C. UMPHRIES, Leo. Mrs. G. R. Umphrics, 815 Wentworth Avenue, Chicago, 111. TRTEBING, .Jacob. Mrs. Katherine Triebing, North Pine, Pratt, Kans. SELIGMAN. Albert. Sigmund Sellgman, 60 596 Hamburg Avenue, N. Y. VANDENBROUIIE, Kamiel. Artcr Selete, West One hundred and twenty-ninth Street, VITALE, Nick. Mrs. Nick Vitale, Coromacna 5127 South Forty-second Street, South New Y'ork, N. Y. Province Di Cananzaro, Italy. Omaha, Nebr. SIDENBERG, Abraham. Harry Sidenberg, VOIGT. Arthur T. Mrs. Rose Voight, 501 WALKER, Earl C. Charlie Walker, R. F. D. 860 Hunts Point Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. Twenty-third Street, Milwaukee. Wis. 2, Dewitt, Iowa. SYIITII, Alfred F., jr. Alfred F. Smith, sr., WALTERS, Alfred J. R. C. Walter, 125 W.YTTERS, Charles F. Mrs. Hattie M. Wat- Frisco, Tex. North Grant Street, Hinsdale. 111. ter.s, 1151 Ralph Street, Kansas City, Kans. STEIN, August II. Henry F. Stein, R. F. D. WALKER, Daniel W. Mrs. Maude Westgate, WELLS. William E. Miss Effie Exline, Stam- 1, box 45, East Toledo, Ohio. Fairhaven, Mass. ford, Tex. SW.YNSON. Leslie F. Mrs. Lucy J. Swanson, WELLS, Walter D. Mrs. Edith M. Wells, WELLS, William L. John T. Wells, 4521 Blue Lake, Cal. Dunlap, Kans. Euclid Avenue. Kansas City, Mo. JOSEPH, David L. Mrs. Joseph, 450 Y'an WILKY, Anthony Joseph. Mrs. Consten WILLI.YMS, Louis. Mrs. Geneva Williams, Euren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. Wilky, 923 Jos. Campau, Detroit, Mich. 835 Beal Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. KASS, Isadore J. Joe Kauffman, 53 Bayard WILLIAMS, Thomas H. Mrs. James Wil- WILLIAMS, Mathis. Mrs. Ellen Wflliams, Street. New Y’ork, N. Y. liams. 7315 Cleveland, Kansas City, Mo. Johnston, S. C. KERITHAUSKAS, John. Mrs. Ilza Bruzekie, WILLIAYISON, Luther. Mrs. Lou William- WILLIAMS, Milton A. Mrs. Alie Elcy, 329 Sana In State, Csuekie, Russia. son. Greenwood, Tex. West Ninth Street, Muncic, Ind. KINDER, Roy Alvin. Mrs. Adeline Kinder, WILSON, James. Joseph G. Wilson, Daisy, YO.YKLEY, Wallos C. Mrs. Georgia Yoak- general delivery, .Vnutt, Mo. Ky. ley, R. F. D. 1, Lewisville, Tex. KING, Ralph. Mrs. Mary King, Rockford, YARBROUGH, Earl P. O. T. Yarbrough, ZINZ, Joseph. Simon Zinz, 430 South Bond Ohio. Marble, Ark. Street, Baltimore, Md. KORZEINEWSKI, Joseph. Miss Albina Mara- YOCKEY. Louis Frank. Mrs. Bettie Y'oekey, TANNER, Charles F. Mrs. Jessie Derrick, dyk, 820 Hoffman Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Maysville, Ky. 1414 Main Street, Little Rock, Ark. LAMBERIS. Peter. George Lambesis, 800 YORK, Marion A. Mrs. Mary York, Mc- TAPIA. Eliclo. Mrs. Teodosia R. Tapia, Casa North Crawford Avenue, Chicago, 111. Leansboro, 111. Colorado, N Mex. LAMBIOTTE, Oscar R. ,i. Mrs. Oscar Lam- ZINI, Antonio. Louis Zini, general delivery, TAPPEL, .August II. G. II. Tappel, West- biottc, Eaton, Ind. Palatka, Mich. phalia, Mo. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN; MONDAY, FEBRUAEY 10, 1919. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING TDCD, Fritz. Christian Tnch, Cast, Tex. GR.VY, Marvin.A. Mrs. Josephine Joyce Gray, DUFOUR, Elmer. Peter Dufour, Coleman, VINCENT, John V. Mrs. Rachael Hall, 1600 851 Parkdale Avenue, FOrt Worth, Tex. Wis. Eighteenth Street, Meridian, Miss. GROOME, William William Groome, Ster- DURKEE, Frank N. Ben Durkee, Wild Rose, WATFORD, Walter L. Hardee L. Watford, ling, Va. Wis. Graceville, Fla. GROSS, James B. Mrs. Berdie Allison, Steven- ENGL.YNI), William II. William H. Eng- W’E.IKLEV, James O. Mrs. Elizabeth B. son, Ala. land, 2709 Huntington Avenue, Baltimore, Weakley, 76 West Hampshire Street, Pied- HERRING, Guy W. Homer H.- Herring, gen- Md. mont, W. Va. eral delivery, Dennison, Iowa. FARIAS, Alfred G. Mrs. Rita G. Farias, WELLS, Leslie B. Robert Wells, Merkel, HUFF, Freeman I). Mrs. A. J. Allen, 421 Y’orktown, Tex. Tex. West Street, Sidney, Ohio. FERRY, John. Mrs. Edward Ferry, 1953 WHITEHEAD, Mortimer. Mrs. Ruth White- HUSTON. Guy B. John Huston, Mount Ster- West One hundred and fourth Street, Cleve- head, Point of Rocks, Md. ling, Ohio. land, Ohio. WORGAN. Amos. John Worgan, Becks Run, FLIKEID, Sigwald. Mrs. Sigwald Flikeid, JAWORSKI, Ben J. Mrs. Xawera .Taworski, South Side, Great Falls, Mont. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1021 Seventh Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. VOPP, Robert Lee. Mrs. Lucy B. Yopp, 602 FREEMAN, Grady S, Andie Freeman, R. F. JENNESS, John C. Lewis C. Jenness, Welser, Wooster Street, Wilmington, N. C. D. 1, Bostic, N. C. Idaho. HARKINS, John W. Robert Harkins, Ash- KELLY, David. Mrs. Jennie Hall, 4 East Wounded Slightly. land, Ala. Front Street, Newport, Ky. HARP, Loyd C. Charles Harp, Manchester, COLONEL. KELLY^ Ilarry. Timothy Kelly, 25 Mechanic Iowa. Street, Cohoes, N. Y. JENKINS. .John Murray. Mrs. .Tohn M. Jen- JARRETT, Park Gordon. Disney Jarrett, KERN, Louis R. Mrs. Ida H. Kern, Avoca, Ava, 111. kins, 342 Seward Street, apartment 1, De- Ind. troit, Mich. JENKINS, Willie E. Mrs. Mary A. Vanadore, MArjOR. KISKE, Walter Jan. Kasper Klske, 500 South 816 Bleckley Street, Anderson, S. C. Sherman Street, Bay City, Mich. JORD.iN, Victor. Israel Jordan, 708 North L. OPIE, Helrome Mrs. Mary R. Opie, LANGFORD, Albert. A. E. Langford, Colum- Homan Avenue, Chicago, 111. Staunton, Va. bia, Ala. KAYGA, Frank E. Mrs. Thomas Ferrington, CAPTAINS. LENNOX, .Toe. Miss Lennie Lennox, 449 Caro, Mich. Joseph ,1. Mrs. HEARD, Elmer. Mrs. Violet M. Heard, We- North Eighth Street, Murphysboro, 111. KERSKI, Bessie Kerskl, 551 iGGtks. L’HEUREUX, He.i-ve J. Rodolphe L’Heureux, Renwick .Yvenue, Syracuse, N. Y. HURWITT, Frank. Mrs. .Josephine Hurwitt, 1184 Hayward, Manchester, N. II. LEHM.YNN, Frederick J. Gustav A. Leh- mann, 317 Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, 1924 Franklin Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. LOVELACE, Henry U. Mrs. Ella Burgess, R. N. Y. LEFFERTS, Halleck, Mrs. Helena G. Col- F. D. 1, Liberty, S. C. NELSON, Casper, Mrs, Jordan, lins. 830 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. MacBRAIR, Archibald M. Mrs. Charles Mac- Jr. Ada 876 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARTIN. Harry II. .John E. Martin, 817 Brair, 2.310 Kenilworth Place, South Nor- Charles L. Charles State Street, Emporia, Kans. wood, Ohio. NORTON, S. Norton, 14 Creseut Street, Augusta, MOATS, Miles M. Mrs. Lida Moats. Logan, Mo. LIEUTENANTS. Iowa. PARO, George A. Mrs. Lillian P. Houghton, East Arlington, Y't. DUFFY, Frank T. Mrs. Frank T. Duff.r, 1444 MOHR, Samuel B. Nathaniel Mohr, R. F. D. South Seventh Street, Charleston, HI. PETERMAN, .Tacob E. Mrs. Adell Peterman, 2. Shawnee, Okla. Allard. iMont. DUNNINGTON, Walter Gray. W. G. Dun- MONFALCONE, D. Eugene Monfal- ningtou, Norman THIBODEAU, Alfred J. Mrs. Aldea Thibo- sr., Farmville, Va. cone, 1155 Murray Hill Avenue, Pittsburgh, FERRIS, Thomas Hampton. Mrs. Kate Shu- deau. Moxee City, Wash. Pa. George Walker, ler Ferris, box 88.o, Saint Petersliurg, Fla. WALKER, W. Joseph B. Franklin. 111. GLERUM, .Tames D. Mrs. Coriiine Linn NEWM.IN, Albert iMrs. Gertrude Wolf Lake, Glerum, 438 College Avenue NE., Grand Newman, 13 Fifth Avenue, Jutson Mills, WA't’TS, Clint L. Joe Watts, R. F. D. 4, At- Rapids, Mich. Greenville, S. C. kins, Tex. O’BRIEN, John J. Miss Lucy C. O'Brien, 384 nUGLBRS. HUENKEMEIR, P/aul. Bernard Iluenke- East One hundred and ninety-third Street, meir, Dixon, 111. BRANNICK, Robert W. George Brannick, New Y'ork, N. Y. JAYNES, Ira L. Mrs. C. Jaynes, Williston, (ill I’ark .Yvenue, Sycamore, 111. N. I>ak. ORTH, Dell Willis. Mrs. Bettie Orth, Main CR.Yl’A. Michael A. Michael V. Calavresi, 3 KLEINSTUBER, William O. John Klein- Street, Yeagertown, Pa. Mechanic Street, Buffalo,- N. Y'. stuber, 406 West Sixth Street, Wilmington, PETERS, Verb. Miss May Isenhert, 118 East FURLON, Jlanni. Peter Furlon, post-oflice Del. South Street, Fostoria, Ohio. box 449, Fort Dodge. Iowa. LAMBERTON, Willard B. Mrs. Laura J. POWELL, James A. Mrs. Irene Powell, 285 GALL.YGHER, Glenn B. B. A. Gallagher, Ijamberton, 214 Reed Street, Oil City, Pa. Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. corner Twenty-ninth and II Streets, Miami, McCOY, Edwin J. Mrs. Belle D. McCoy, 1245 ROBINSON, William. Mrs. Henry McCormick, Fla. Boulevard, Houston, Tex. 2415 Askew Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. GARTLAND, Hugh P. Mrs. Mary E. Gart- IMartin MOSS, Charles A. William II. Moss, Mowea- ROCHFORD, A. Mrs. William R. Mil- land. 10 .Yvenue C, Newark. N. J. qua. 111. ler, 39 Randolf Avenue, Jerse.v City, N. .1. HIGGINS. John Theodore. Mrs. Mertie Hig- SPANN, A. Huntington. Mrs. Grace Spann, ROCKEY, Loren Douglas. Charles Roy Ingra- gins, 389 Cambridge Street, Allston. Mass. Navasota, Tex. ham, Bartlesville, Okla. M.YRTTNA, Jerome J. Mrs. Caroline Martina, ROGERS, Charles. Mrs. Flora Rogers. STIGGLEMAN, James Walker. Mrs, J. II. 12 585 Antoine Street, Detroit, Mich. Stiggieman, Pelowbet Street, Bloomfield, N. ,T. 141 West Maple Street, Wa- Musict.rx.s. bash. Ind. ROGERS, Frank B. Mrs. Emily Rogers, 171 Vine Avenue. Johnstown, Pa. Gustaf. VITT, Max K. Marcus Vitt, Cobden, III. CONST.YNINO, Mrs. Dena Lorenzo, ST. DENIS, Theodus C. Mrs. Emma St. 1501 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, 111. SERGEANTS. Denis, 134 South William Street, Malone, GROII, Morris. Abraham Groh, 2211 Mer- WILLIAMS, .John L. .Tames M. Williams, 50 N. Y. maid Avenue, Coney Island, N. Y. Chunn Street, Asheville. N. C. SMITH, Lewis. Jlrs. Olive Pearl Darr, gen- MEcn.vxics. BLAKELY. Ca^er. Mrs. Emma May Blakely, eral delivery, Middletown, Ohio. 40S Dayton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. STEARNS, Jerrold. Mrs. Dora Stearns, 789 EGNOR, Ilarry Demitt. Miss Katherine Sprakcr, Street, BR ANNAN, .John W. John Brannan, Chaffee, West End Avenue, New York, N. Y’. 207 King Herkimer, N. Y. Mo. WALKER, Calvin M. Mrs. Dilli M, Walker, FUQUA, Samuel Otis. Miss Nellie Fuqua, Weatherford, Tex. 1030 Trac.v Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. BRANSON, Walter V,'. C. E. Branson, Castle- GROETZINGER, William C. Mrs. Florence wood, Va. WALKER, Captain I,. Willie Finch Walker, C. Colburn Street, Dublin, Ga. Groetzinger, 838 Lovitt Way, Pittsburgh, BR.INUM, Carl D. John G. Branum, ProtEtt, Pa. Tex. WILKERSON, Ray W. Mrs. Mary E. Holt, general delivei'y, Schell City, Mo. JACKSON. Henry W. Ylrs. Helen Jackson, BROWN, Walter. Willie L. Johnson, Ring- WILKEY, Charles M. George ML Wilkey, 603 East Park Street, Mexico, Mo. gold, Tex. Belle Rive, 111. KERNS, James W.- Mrs. Ida Kerns, Front CARLOCK, William A. Mrs. Lillie Ro.val, Va. Carlock, WILLIAMS, Richard. JIrs. Nellie Simmons, Etowah, Tenn. NELSON, Edwin W. Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mln- 3755 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, 111. CONW.4Y, James E. Mrs. Mary E. Conwav, newaukan, N. Dak. 180 I Street, South Boston, Mass. CORPORALS. ORSI. laiiai. Carmine Giunnatasio, 178 Pratt COYLE, Walter A. Mrs. Margaret Street, Winsted, Conn. W. Coyle. BRANZ, John E. Ileniw Branz, Chatsworth, 293 Linden Street, Fall River, Mass. 111 . DEMAN, Petqr. Nick Deman, 1400 South WAGONERS. Twentieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CAROTHERS, Glen II. Robert S. Carothers, CHILDS, Augustus. Mrs. B. F. Childs, Ex- ' DESMOND, Dennis ,T. Mrs. Slary Desmond, Elsie, Nebr. periment, Ga. 808 Mendell Street, San Francisco, Cal. CARROLL, John Vincent. Mathew .Joseph FETZER, Arthur M. James Fetzer, 446 King DESSOYE, Frank .1. Mrs. Stella W. Dessoye, Kelly, R. F. D. 1, New Hampton, Iowa. Street, Ylllton, I’a. 10 Curtis Street, Pittston, Pa. CAVANAUGH, ,Tames A. James .T. Cava- YORKE, William J. Mrs. Pauline Yorke, 132 DOYLE, .Toseph II. I’. J. Doyle, 9 Salem naugh, 22 Spring Street, Norwalk, Conn. Oak Street, Waterlniry, Conn. Street, Medford, Mass. CHILLY, James. Mrs. Addie Chilly, 150 YOUNG, Frank J. Mrs. William P. Buchanan, DUFFEY, Daniel. Mrs. Mary Duffey, Alpha, W'ashington Street. Trenton, N. J. 2511 Second Street, La Grande, Ore.g. -Mplia County, Mich. CIIURCII. Lloyd M. Mrs. Laura Church, TEAMSTER. DTUGNAN, Edward. Miss Elenor Duigman, South Sioux City, Nebr. 50 Maple Street, Yonkers, N. Y. CROMER, Richard Arthui'. David S. Cromer, DULL, Denton O. Peter M. Dull, Westmin- ENRIETTf. Bennett Anthony. Mrs. Maria R. F. T). 1, Springfield, Ohio. ster, Md. Enrietti, R. F. D. 10, box 21, Pittsburgh, I'a. CUTTING. William B. Mrs. Nellie M. Miri- COOKS. Orlen FINN, L. L. A. Finn, 617 Courtlandt thew, 12 Wooil Street, Fitchburg, Mass. BONSER, Herbert G. Otto ,T. Bonser, 9 North Street, Waterloo, Iowa. DOSS, Ben.iamin Cicero. Mrs. Emma Doss, Maple Street, Bethlehem, Pa. FTJRLEY, Harold L. Mrs. Florence Furley, R. F. D. 4, Monticcllo, .Yrk. CHRISTIANSEN, Carl L. Mrs. Laura Chris- Marlilo Falls, Tex. DOY’LE, John A. Mrs. Eilen Dyle, 74 George tiansen, Vondelov, Denmark. GARRISON, Ellis B. Mrs. Owen Garrison, Street, Roxbury, Mass. CRONIN, Richard ,Tohn. Mrs. Agnes Cronin, 420 Ramsey Aveniie, W'ilklnsburg, Pa. DUBOIS, Harold. Mrs. Minnie McLaughlin, 403 Hickory Street. Syracuse N. Y. GIT'JTNGS, James II. Mrs. W. II. Gittlngs, 219 East Fourteenth Street, Los Angeles, DUNN, Charles E. Mrs. Gertriule Dunn, 2215 St. Mary, Ky. Cal, Orange Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 18 THE OFFICIAL H. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING EDEMAN, William J. irrs. Elizabeth Logel, KEIFER, John. Mrs. Llday Kelfer, box 83, FUSS, Henry, jr. Mrs. Ruth Puss, jr., 221 H. F. D. 3, Dayton, Ohio. Pricedale, Pa. East Division, Grand Island, Nebr. FKANCISCO, Charles F. George Ferris, 512 KINARD, Titus. Charles Kinard, R. F. D. 7, FUSS, 'i’lieodorc H. John J. Fuss, 3434 South Street, Shelbyville, Ind. York, I’a. Claremont Avenue, Chicago, 111. HOFFMAN, Leonard L. Mrs. Priscilla Mc- KOSCIELNY, Joe. Joe Malake, Foraker, GLASER, Harry. Philip Glaser, 798 Hal- Lenghen, Gastonia, N. C. • Okla. sey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KING, Henry. Miss Mamie Bracy, 122 Payin KGSINA, Jerry. Mrs. Kate Motycka, Toledo, GREEN, James. Gabriel Green, 221 High Street, Riverside, N. J. Iowa. Market Street, Georgetown, S. C. KOWALSKI, John. Mrs. Sophie Kowalski, 1 GREEN, John. Mrs. .Uexander Mitchell, 9 PEIVATBS. Waverly Place, Chelsea, Mass. East Street, Amherst, Mass. ADSEM,, Alfred. Ralph L. Parrott, Athboy, KOZIOL, Alexander. Joseph Sadowski, Med- GREEN, John 1. Mrs. Fannie Green, 2103 S. Dak. way, Mass. East Leigh Street, Richmond, Va. ALBERT, Anthony. Mr.s. Mary Albert, 32 LEVERTON, Floyd W. Mrs. Ida Leverton, GRESLEY, Percy Elmore. William Gresley, 75 Warixm Avenue, Utica, N. Y. Hillsdale, Okla. Hall Street, North Adams, Mass. ANDERSON, Lars C. Joss Jessen, Bowbells, LOGAN, John Austin. John Logan, Eskridge, GROSE, Theodore A. Mrs. Elizabeth Grose, N. Dak. Kans. River Road, La Saile, N. Y. GROSS, Joseph. David Gross, 1078 Long- BENICEWICZ, .John. John llrep, 93 Lemar- MALO, Eugene . J. Mrs. Anna Malo, 262 tin Street, Worce.ster, Mass. Washington Street, Taunton, Mass. fellow Avenue, New York, N. Y. BOBBITT, Lewis Everett. B. W. Bobbitt, R. MANTKLL, Thomas F. Thomas Mantell, 701 HARI’ER, Robert R. John W. Harper, Wash- F. D. 2, Hillsboro, N. C. Winchester Avenue, Ashland, Ky. ington, W Va. William .Tohn 0. BOWERS. James. Mrs. Lillie Bowers, 324 BENJAMIN, Harry. Mrs. Vina Benjamin, HARPER, H. , Harper, 1328 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Lorraine, N. Y. North Washington Street, Chicago, 111. BONER, Joseph Albert. Mrs. Joseph A. Boner, BONHAM, J. Luther. Mrs. S. B. Bonham, HARRELL, Wrotan C. William K. Harrell, R. F. D. 2, Kenuerdell, Pa. Mount Ayr, Iowa. R. F. D. 4, Cosby, Tenn. BOWERS, John Josiph. William C. Bowers, BRANTIG.AM, John P. Mrs. Lewis Taylor, HARRIS, John. Mrs. Susan P. Harris, R. P, 7081 Calvert Stn^it, Rome, N. Y. 575 Grand Street, Jersey City, N. J. n. 2, Tellico Plains, Tenn. BOWLES, Charlie R. Robert Bowles, R. P. CAUSSEAUX, Jay. Mrs. Etta Causseaux, HURD, Clifford H. Mrs. Dora Sue Sellers, I). 4, Recklngham, N. C. Trent, Tex. Wichita Falls, Tex. BOWMAN, James II. Mrs. Will Bowman, CHM.VLtlCK, Emil. Mrs. Agnes Chmaluck, HUSSEY, Edward H. Mrs. Lena Hussey, 83 Decatur, Tex. 1223 South Second Street, Cedar Rapids, Ely Avenue, South Norwalk, Conn. BR.VNDON, John E. Mrs. Nancy E. Brandon, Iowa. HTISSI.EIN, Edward .losepli. Mrs. Carria Quanah, Tex. CICCARELLI, Angelo. Thomas Cocci, 715 Hiisslein, 118 Ogden Avenue, Milwaukee, BR.VNUAM, Willie. Bud Branham, Pikeville, Fourth -4venue, Elizabeth. N. J. Wis. Ky. CIESIELSKI. Benny. Tilley Ganaezk, 126 HUSSLEIN, George J. Mrs. Mary Hussleln, C.4NFIELD, Joseph P. Homer Canfleld, R. Hanore Street. Blue Island, 111. 110.5 Vliet Street, Milwaukee, Wis. F. D. 1, Rockbridge, Ohio. CINtJUEGRANI, Benjlmau. Mrs. R. Sinquer- JACKSON, Randall. Mrs. -Ynna Blake, R. P. CONSIGLIERO, Doaato. Donato Dlpietro, gani, 50 Throp Avenue, New Brunswick, D 2, Elba. Coffe Countv, .Ma. Pittston, Pa. N. J. JENKINS, William G. Mrs. William Jen- CRAWLEY, William E. Mrs. Nina Bell Craw- CLARKE, George. John Clarke, Cartersville, kins. 78 Armstrong Street, Frosthur.g, Md. ley, R. F. I). 1, Fife, Ga. JESTER, William. Mrs. Georgiana Jester, 20 111 . CR.VWLEY, William J. Mrs. Margaret Clark, CONDON, William J. John J. Condon, 813 North Fourth Street, New Castle. Del. Fort Rile,v, Kans. West Norris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JETL.VND, Olaie. Tolsen Jetland, Finley, D.WIS, William H. Miss Mary E. Drablc, COURTNEY, Wilbert M. Mrs. Mary I. Court- N. Dak. .'>22 Street, Williamsport, Pa. S ney, 1112 Ilighlay Street, St. Joseph, Mo. JISCIIKOWSKI, Richard O. William Jisch- D.WIS, William J. Mason M. Price, Cam- CROSS. Lester M. Ed Durland, 603 Third kowsld R. F. D. 1, Owen, Wis. bria, Ta. Avenue SW., Aberdeen, S. Dak. JOHNSON, Frank P. Mrs. Lucy A. Johnson, DE ROSA, Humbert J. Dominick De Rosa, CROSS, Robert W. Charley Sucklader, Col- Avronia, Va. 79 Elizabeth Street, York, N. Y. New man Dock, Seattle, Wash. JONES, Gillie Boyd. Mrs. Debbie Jones, Ab- Alfred. Mrs. Christina EICHLER, Reitze, 44 DAVIS, William. Mrs. Lena Davis, Sbocco, bott, Tex. Belmont Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. N. C. EISENTRAGER, .Albert KLANTCHf’EK. .Tack. Mrs. May Klantchnek, Herman. Miss Ella DAVIS, William A. Mrs. Ruth Davis, R. P. S. McMaster, Onsl.aw, Iowa. Yankee, N. Mex. D. Wliitesboro, Tex. KNGL.4ND, Kail. Mrs. England, 1, KOSTTCT.Nirc, Joe A. Michael Kostelnlk, Beatrice John. Mrs. Mary Willis, 201 Mer- Kinta, Okla. DB M.VRS, Trauger, Pa. rill Street, Merrill. Wis. ETANS, Wayne. Mrs, Pearl Evans, Meille- KORUB, Joe. Mrs. Annie Kosub, Lavernia, DEMER, Earl .1. Sirs. Mary Demer, 37 Rose- ville, Wis. Tex. wood Terrace, Rochester, N. Y. FERRELL, Willie II. Nay G. Farrell, R. F. LANIER, Claude H. John H. Lanier, R. P- DB SUTTER, Pranslas J. Gaubert Bros., box I). 1. Malone, Tex. D. 7, Fort Worth, Tex. 110, Los Alamitos, Cal. FLEMING, Walter J. Andrew P. Fleming, MCDANIEL, Arthur. A. H. McDaniel, 931 Marvin, V. L. Dickerson, R. F. lOO.j Kemble Strec-t, Utica, N. Y. DICKERSON, Grand ,\venue, Davenport, Iowa. D. Madisonville, Ky. FREDERICK, Connie Paris. Dennis Freder- 4, MacN.\MAR.\. John S. Thomas S. MacNa- Michael. John Dlomonte, 202 ick. R. F. D. Lexington, Ky. DIOMONTB, mara, 1231 South Twenty-ninth Street, 3. Virginia Avenue, Rosebank, Staten Island, FREIBURGER, Frank S. John Freiburger, R. Pbiladelpbia, Pa. F. D. North Buena Vista, Iowa. N. Y. MAGELKTTI, Fulgenze. Peter Magelettl, T 1, Arthur. George Dixon, Henrietta, FUNDERBURKE, Jesse R. John R. Funder- DIXON, Farnsbrook, Yonkers, N. Y. burke, Alexander City, Ala. Ky. MARX, Joseph. Mrs. Christiana Marx, Ed- Mrs. Lizza Doyle. 109 North FUNK, Jesse Nathaniel. Martin Funk, Cal- DOVLE, Joe. gar, Wis. Blackwelde Street, Oklahoma, Okla. han, Colo. John. Mrs. Mary Vipessik, 735 DUFFICY, Edward J. Mrs. Anna Westhoffi. MOLITORIS, FT'SCA, Nicola V. Toni Fusca, 636 Fourth North Washington Street, Wllke.s-Barre, Pa. Avenue, Braddock, Pa. 189 Russell Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Daniel A. Mrs. Mary Dugan, 633 MONSON. Edward W. Swan Monson, Wes- GI.ADITSCH, Paul F. Emil C. Gladitsch, DUGAN, Buckley Street, Bristol, Pa. ley, Iowa. Vesta, Minn. New Mosely, Sev- EAKIN, Ulysses. Mrs. Martha Gibson, 618 MOSEI.Y, Adrian L. Richard T. GLENIS, Louis. George Skuterls, 5103 South Chickaslia, Eighth Street, Beaver Palls, Pa. enteenth and Iowa Avenue, Ashland Aveoue, Chicago, 111. Leo. Mrs. Mary Eddington, Okla. GODLIUSKL John. S. Godliuski, 82 West EDDINGTON, Briggs, Idaho. NASSBERG, Henry. Abraham J. Kenner, Eighteenth Street, Bayonne, N. J. Henry David. Charles H. Edel- 1309 Seventv-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GREEN, Joseph Alvin. James R. Green, Di- EDELSOHN, sohn, Scranton, Pa. NAUGHER, Malcolm. William S. Naugher, rect, Tex. EDDY, Myron E. William E. Eddy, Jerome, Plevna, Ala. Harry H. Jlrd J. Gregory, 1117 GREGORY, Idaho. N.YY'T.OR, John. Mark Naylor, 804 Liberty South Twelfth Street. Mount Vernon, III. EELI.S, Arthur L. Mrs. William L. Eells, Way. Liberty, Pa. GROSS, Leonard A. Mrs. Minnie Gross, Mount Harper, Cal. NELSON, Derlrick D. Rev. .Tacob R. Nelson, Sterling, III. EGxVN, Martin. Mrs. Agnes Burno, 299 Main 30 Ridge Street, Asheville, N. C. GI’DINAS, John M. .Tohn Gudinas, 306 Theo- Street. East Greenwich, R. I. NELSON, Ernest D. Mrs. Louise Nelson, 324 dore Street, Ser.antnn, Pa. KGLISKO, Michael. Paulo Eglisko, 212 Cul- Fnnrtli Avenue, North Wausau, Wis. HARPER, Otis. Mrs. Francis Harper, 301 vert Stret. Torrington, Conn. OOSTON. David Rockbead. William Ogston, West Fortv-sixth Street. New York, N. Y. EV.4NS, John. J. B. Evans. Rrewton, Ala. Dilwarth. Tex. HASTINGS, Carroll Ashley. Mrs. Ella F. EV.\NS, Russell H. C. Mrs. Walter Seviers, Frank. Vatlb Krapaonske, Ilasting.s, 155 North State Street, Concord, ORZECHOWSKl, Chestnut Street, Lumberton, N. J. 265 Ninth Street. Stenbenvllle, Ohio. N. II. FARLEY, .\lbert J. Henry J. Farley, Hardt- James. Christ P. Peotapapas, 546 HILDEBRAND, Jacob R. Jacob Hildebrand, PAPJOHN. Mount Vernon, Wash. ner, Kans. Eivhth Avenue, New York, N. Y'. Joseph C. John B. Pehr, 448 Re- Gabriel Parlfs, Tangier, HOT’SMAN. Arlan. Chris Housman, R. F. D. FEHR, PARKS, Charles A. dondo .Vvenue, Salt Lake City, Utah. Va. 2, Rockport, Ind. Mrs. Feinman, HT'FF, Harry. Edward Huff, Greenwich, FETNM.IN, Jacob M. Jacob PARKS, Ellis D. Mrs. Fannie Parks, general F\inston Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ohio. 5027 delivery, Ripley, Miss. FELLOWS, Carl Roland. Mrs, Rose C. Fel- HUOtllNS, H.arry J. Mrs. Eleanor Huggins, PARRISH, Birdie. Mrs. Viola F. Parrish, lows. 1110 Carbon Street, Syracuse, N. Y. 7u."> Brlnley .\venue, Bradley Beach, N. J. Woodridge, Va. C. Mrs. Florence Ferrell, box JACOBSON, Herbert L. Mrs. Sarah M. Jacob- FERREI.I.. Roy PATH., John H. Mrs. Minnie Paul, R. P. D. 3, son Glendive, Mont. 211, Toronto, Ohio. Tnlly. N. Y. FERSClT, William. Sliss Marie FerschS* 31 02 JANKOS, Anton. Mike Swarblob, Pricedale, William F. Jacob J. Peters. 504 Frederick Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. PETERS. Pa. Cherokee Street, South Bethlehem. Pa. FESSLER, Joseph, jr. Mrs. Rosie Fessler, JENSEN, .Tens B. Mrs. Christine M. Jensen, Christ I>eo. August Retkovske, 127 Burgher Street, Rosebank, N. Y. RETKOVSKE. 1634 Madison Street, South Side, Omaha, F. Big Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Alice Sexton, Col- I! D 4. Nehr. FREKM.VN, Gordan. Jesse. Miss Maria Robertson, burn, Va. ROBERTSON, JERNIGAN, Uilysc's A. Riley Jemlgan, R. F. Andrew. N. C. FREEMAN, Irvin. Mrs. Sallle Freeman, La- n. 4. Bofhel Springs, Tenn. Thomas. Robert Robinson, 1304 KASZYNSKI, Vincent. Miss Ijottie Kaszyn- nett, Ala. ROBINSON. lies Moines Street, Des Moines, Iowa. ski. 14 Ilonghton Street, Buffalo, N. Y. FURLONG, William Michael. Mrs. Mary Fur- A. .Mrs. J. I. Robinson, K.cWTATO, Frank. Frank Varturell, long, 494 West One hundred and fifty- ROBINSON.' Thomas 2489 Sterling, Ky. East Twentieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio, eighth Street, New York, N. Y. 8410 Auzron Avenue, Mount : THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBKUARY 10, 1919 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ROBINSON, Walter. Mrs. Cora Robinson, SELBY, William M. John F. Selby, Nelago- WELLS, Lassie S. Mrs. Bela Langley, Atoka, 2(121 Walnut Street, St. Louis, Mo. ney, Okla. Okla. ROBBONSKl, Steve. Mike Koblonski, Ilazer- SIBELL, Edward F. Henry Sibell, Osakis, WHITEHEAD, Lonnie F. Charley N. White- ville. Conn. Minn. head, R. F. I). 2, Jefferson, Ga. SCriELLENBERGER, .Tames A. William A. SORRELL, Fred A. Mrs. Laura Sorrell, 11 WHITSETT, Linzy. Frank Whitsett, Chum- Schellenlierger, 031 Tilgbman Street, Allen- Charles Street, Laconia, N. II. key, Miss. town. I’a. SOWINSKI, Frank S. Mrs. Victoria Sowin- WlLES, Martin C. Mrs. Katherine G. Wiles, SCriE.MPI’. Louis. Mrs. Anna Schempp, 06 ski. 10353 Riverview Drive, St. Louis, Mo. 910 Hickory .8treet, Joliet. 111. Blarkhawk Street, Chicago. 111. STARTLARE, Vincento. Mrs. Scarlie Cetta, WILHITE, Mathias C. Mrs. D. Wilhite, SCIIMII)'!’, -Mexander. John Schmidt, Nor- Candeone, Italy. Burnsville, N. C. ris, S- Dak. STENDLE. Frederick. Mrs. Bertha Stendle, WILLIAMS, Lester B. Delbert Williams, R. SMITH. Lester. Lois P. Smith, R. F. D. 1, 433 Bainbridge Street,- Philadelphia, Pa. F. D. 3, Van Wert, Ohio. Desota, 111. THOMPSON, Charlie Hampton. Mrs. Julia WILLIAMS, Mose. John Williams, 515 Hus- SMITH, Louis J. Mrs. Mary S. Smith, Rock- Thompson, Bosworth, Ky. ton Street, Augusta, Ga. ford, Ala. WELLS, Lester. David Wells, general deliv- WILLIAMS, Richard. L. D. Williams, 194 SOMONSKI, .John. Mrs. Samuel John Tel- ery, Elrod, Ala. Grant Street, Wilkes Barre, Pa. ford, 105 North Seventh Street, Indiana, WELLS, Willie Stokley. Andrew Wells, Rose Y’EOJIAN, Robert E. Charles P. Yeoman, 4446 Pa. Hill. N. C. Indiana Avenue, Chicago, 111. SONNEBORN, Hilton Burnside. Mrs. Ida YORK, Thomas H. Mrs. Bell York, Blue ZINBRICK, John C. Leurs Zinbrick, Beaver- Sonneborn, 8 West Delaware Place, Chicago, Lick, Mo. ton, Oreg. HI. ZIELINSKI, Felix. Ignatius Zielinski, 35 Green Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Tapp, Bald- 1919. T->VPP, Andrew C. Mrs. Maggie ZIELINSKI, John. Mrs. Annie Zielinski, SECTION 4, FEBRUARY 10, win, Miss. 1924 North Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, 111. reported UTLEY, Clarence V. Charles Utley, Sunbury, ZNAK, Frank. Catherine Czaskos. 663 Lin- The followin.g casualties are Ohio. coln .ivenue, Milwaukee, Wis. by the commanding genertil of the Ameri- A. Vince, R. F. D. 1, VINCE, James E. James MAYMASH. Fllat T. Mike Kelly, Valley Peru. can Expeditionary Forces Kans. Street, St. Paul, Minn. Leonard E. Mrs. Mary Wem- WEMLINGER, MONTAYNE, (iurtis Rudolph. John Mon- (degree undetermined) 299 linger. 231.3 Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Wounded Hughes tayne, Vevay, Ind. WILEY, Oscar F. Mrs. Irene Wiley, Glen- Wounded slightly 311 N.WLOR, Fred .1. Mrs. Ada Naylor, 179 coe, Md. South Main Street. St. Albans, v't. Yohn, 105 Fred- YOHN. Oscar. Mrs. Mary NELSON, Victor Ferdinand. Benjamin Nel- 610 Carlisle, Pa. Total erick Avenue, .son, Shickley, Nebr. Philip John. Miss Clara KERNOWSKI, OPSETH, Henry P. John Opseth, Canby, Street, Bay Kernow.ski, 518 South Sheridan Minn. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). City, Mich. ORR, Martin J. Mrs. Kate Orr, 710 Tinton KERR. James L. Mrs. Martha J. Kerr, Avenue, New Y'ork. N. Y’. CAPTAIN. Frenohtown, N. J. PARISH, CharPe. Cary Parish, Lethol, N. C. LAMBERT, Robert B. William G. Lambert, WHITMORE, William C. Mrs. Hazel Rounds PRENDERGAST, Vincent J. Mrs. EPen YVhltmore, 265 Dcrring Avenue, Portland, West Tulsa, OkJa. Prendergast, 341 First Avenue, New York, LAPENSKI, Adam. John Lapenski, Lomzo, N. Me. Poland. Y. LIEUTENANTS. PUH.YLSKI, August F. Mrs. Florence Pu- David. Mrs. Ethel Lapis, 1048 Bath- LAPIS, halskl. 4179 East Seventy-fourth Street, Y'ork City. CATTUS, John Conrad. John V. A. Cattus, gate Aveniug The Bronx, New Cleveland, Ohio. Walter E. Aaron Lefever, 508 West End Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y. LEFEVER. R. PULS, Arthur. Paul Puls, 1157 Seventh Gordonvillo, Pa. CONWAY', George R. Mrs. George R. ('on- Street, Milwaukee, Wis. wav, 150 FourtiMinth Street, Renovo, Pa. McMlTlTY. Drew L. Mrs. S. Sunblade, Idaho RA.SMUSS. Albert F. Christ Rasmuss, 2640 CRONKHITE, LeRoy G. Owen B. Cronkbite, Falls, Idaho. North MARTIN, John Weaver. Robert Martin, 210 Sixtieth Street. Omaha, Nebr. Seiali, Wash. ROBINSON. Otis. .1. Mrs. M. Robinson, 48 . Daniel .1. Mrs. Catherine Water Strei-t, Pitts!)urgh, Fa. CROWLEl Crow- South M'ater Street, Poughkeepsie, N. ley, Medford, NASO, Asino. Mrs. Rakella Pagnala, South Y. 64 Brestel Road, Mass. ROGERS, Carl W. Mrs. R. D. J, II. Dozier, Sinea Salenea, Italy. Rogers. Win- DOZIER. James C. 524 Anna- gate, Tex. NELSON, Daniel. Mrs. Annie Nelson, Estlll, frcl Street, Rock Hill, S. C. ROGERS, Charles M. Frank .T. Rogers, 94 Thomas II. Miss ,\nnie Evans, S. C. EV.YNS, 61 Prosnect Street, Stamford, Conn. (luequeeban Street, Fall River, Ylass. NELSON, Ernest. Andy Nelson, Rewelstoke, ROGERS, Elgie. John W. Rogers, Anderson, GRE.YNEY, John F. I’atrick F. Greaney, British Columbia, Canada. Mo. New Windsor, Newburgh, N. Y'. Bronislaw. Miss Broneslave OSTRowski, ROGERS. Ernest A. George Rogers, Rich- HARRALL. James P. Mrs. Charlotte II. Har- Ostrowski, Grodnenska Guberna, Belsky wood. Ohio. rall, 415 Market Street, Cheraw, S. C. Uezd Malisbevska. Wolsto -Derevna Wolka, ROGUSK.V, Frank A. Mrs. Anna Roguska, R. HARRINGTON. Frederick, jr. Frederick Har- Z'leska, Russia, Poland. F. D. 1. Hatley, Wis. rington, sr., 2 Glengarry Road, Winchester, PAOI.O, Francisco. Miss Peppina di Paoli ROMAINE. Victor. Mias Lydia Romaine, Mass. Antonio, 311 Prumer Street, Martlnsburg, Primrose, Pa. W. Va. HUGHES, .Tames F. George L. Hughes, 203 ROOT. Orris P. L. Orris L. Root, Spencer, North Allen Avenue, Richmond, Ya. .Jennie PEARSON. George H. Mrs. Pearson, N. Y. STAATZ Stanley W. William II. Staatz, I.eota, Mich. RYAN. John J. Sirs. Hann Ryan, 119 O.gden 2814 North Warner Street. Tacoma, Wash. PHILLIPS, Claude L. Thomas J. Phillffis, Street, Jersey City, N. J. TANNEHILL, Charles Monroe. Jake Walter Wheeler, III. SCHULER, Edward. Fred A. Schuler, R. P. Tnnnehlll, Dee. Ark. PORTER, Alexander. Mrs. Mary Porter, 1932 D. 1, Herreid, S. Dak. TARBELL. Phillip B. John Tarbell, 214 West Second Street, Durango. Colo. SCHUMaCheR, Anthony. Anton Schu- River Street. New Haven, Conn. I’RANTE, Charles D. Mrs. Jessie Lowe, box macher. Hastings, Minn. WATERS, William P. Mrs. N, M. Waters, 474, Cody, Wyo. SE.MONES. South. Mrs. Bettie Ryle, R. F. 9.13 N Street NW., Washington, N. C. William PRATT, D. Mrs. Alfred Pratt, Mays Frankfort, IC.V WATKINS. Harvey J. W. T. Watkins, 110 Landing, N. .1. SETLEY', Charlie. Mrs. Lissie Setley, Starr, K Street NW.. r.Snton, Ind. PRESTON, Walter R. Walter F. Preston, Pa. Y'OHE, David .-\hraham. Mrs. Elizabeth Yobe, 418 Union Avenue. New Bedford, Mass. SH.YFFER, Charles Allen. Christopher Shaf- R. P. D. 6, Gettysburg, Pa. REESE, Ellsworth. Mrs. Anna Reese, 60 fer, Mount Lookout, W. Y'a. Taylor Street, Washington, N. J. SHAFFER, Hurley V. Mrs. Kate B. Shaffer, SERGEANTS. REILLY. James F. Mrs. Anna Powers, 10 F. D. box K 2, 1, Mount Pleasant YIllls, Pa. ANDERSON, Jim R. R. J. Anderson, Pied- West IHfteenth Street, Bayonne. N. J. SlfEELEY', Charles A. Mrs. Vegie Sheeley, mont. S. C. REII-LY. James J. Miss Francis E. Reilly, Walkersville, Md. 627 Park Avenue, BIPPrS, Fred P. Mrs. Elizabeth Bippus, Albany, N. Y. SLATER, Claude O. Mrs. W'. P. Slater, Track- Hereford, Tex. REYNOLDS, Walter. John F. Reynolds, fork, W. Y’a. William H. Herbert Crompton, Creto, Tex. CROMPTON, SMITH, Homer A. Mrs. Mary P. Smith, Ar- 156 Covcl Street, Fall River, Mass. vada, Colo. ROBINSON. David L. George Robinson, 513 DAVIS, William II. William A. Davis, White- Freeport Road, New Kensington, Pa. SMITH, Louis S. Ylrs. Mary Taylor, 5310 path, Ga. ROBINSON, Robert. Joseph Robinson, Mead- Sixth Avenue, Brooklvn, N. Y. DEGN.YN. Joseph F. Mrs. Ellen Degnan. 15 ow Lands, Pa. STEARNS. Joseph J. iMrs. R. A. Stearns, 40 West Ninet ’ -eighth Street, New York, N. Y. Louis. Mrs. ROCH. John B, Roch, 178 West Marshfield Street, Newburyport, Mass. EDDINS, Lang S. Jessie P. Eddins, 709 Street. West Hoboken, N. J. STEFAUSKI, Joseph. Joe Zaorzelski, 20 Hu- Mark' am Street, Durham, N. C. ROEBUCK. Edward T. Mrs. Mary Roebuck, ron Stieet, Toledo, Ohio. “FARMER, Charles A. Artlnir W. Farmer, 45 Street, Newton South Lawrence, Mass. S'l'BGEMEY'ER, Herman. William Stege- Radford, Y'a. ROEIIRIG, Louis C. Mrs. Caroline Roehrig, meyer, 211 Ninth Street. Sheboygan, Wis. FERR.YNDIN.Y, ..\nthony P. Mike Ferrandina, New York Avenue, Jamaica Junction, N. Y. STEI/I,, George W. Mrs. L. Jane Smith, R. P. 1215 Taylor Street, Cliicago. 111. ROGERS. Lawrence N. Mrs. Ada R. Van Du- D. 1. Rara Avis, Miss. FISHER, Elmer C. Richard O. Fisher, La- sen. Cirllsle, Ind. New ST. MY’ERS, Earl. YTctor St. Myers, Wil- fontnine, Kans. ROGERS, Lee G. Lawrence McLain, Lebanon, liamsburg, Ind. HANSON, George. Mrs. ,To''n IT.anson, 904 Ind. SWEATT, Osce. Osce P. Sweatt, 500 Park Nortli Sixtli Street, Y’akima, Wash. ROGERS. Leonard B. William G. Rogers, 188 Avenne, Waxahachie, Tex. HARRELSON, Jol'ii M. M’ss .Vmic Belle East Pine Street, Atlanta, Ga. TAYLOR. Claude E. Mrs. Leila T. Hart, 123 Dickie, R. F. D. 3, box 19, ('hatebee, Ala. ROGERS. Lionel. .Tohn Williams, 219 West Academy Avenue, Greenville, S. C. MAHULE, Harold E. Mrs. M.ahle Marble, 59 Sixty-third Stieet, Now York, N. Y. TAY'l.OR, Daniel .T. Daniel .7. Taylor, 170 Walnut Street, Brockton, JIass. ROG07JA, George. Dan Rogozia, 525 West Common Street, West Quincy, Mass. M.VRTYN, Joseph O. Miss Rose Martyn, 1030 Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Vl.tOt.I. John. George Vijoli, 5414 Herman West Mistletoe Avenue, San Antonio, Tex. RON\N, William L. Mr.s. May F. Kellv 537 Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. NASH, Francis Xavier. John J. Nash, 409 IHrst Avenue, Astoria, Long Island, N. Y. VIN \Y, Jules. Henry Vinay, Connelly East One hundred and tbirty-flftb Street, SCHWEDERSKK, William. Mrs. Augusta Springs, N. C. New York, N. Y. Schwederske, R. F. D. I, box 19, Lyndon, VITA, Dominick. Carmelo Vita, Dellianuova, ORMSBY, Lo Roy E. Mrs. Agnes M. Ormsby, Wls. Reggio, Calabria, Italy. Cleveland, Okla. t > ‘ '/ 11 ^- 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUAIiY 10, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PRATHER, Grafflin S. Mrs. Elizabeth S. MANOR, Walter L. Bennett Manor, Bloom- ALBERT, Ben.iamin. Heniy Albert, 133 Lin- Prather. Millersville, Md. burg, Tex. coln Street, New London, Wis. ROBIXSON, Samuel. Jacob Robinson, 480 MARTONI, James. Andrew Martoni, 921 BAKER, Charles I. William Kibbler, 508 East Thirty-eighth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. South State Street, Chicago, 111. EUCKEL, Charles W. Samuel Ruckel, 310 MELIN, Carl G. Charles Melin, Brule, Nebr. BONAMASSA, Domenick. Frank Casella, 210 West Capitol Avenue, Spriugfleld, 111. MOLLOY', John. Miss Alice Molloy, 1501 West Twenty-second Street, New York, SCHROl’E, Robert R. Mrs. Winona Schrope, West Collins Street, Corsicana, Tes. N. Y. 28 North Seventh Street, Shamolsin, Pa. MONCE, Maurice M. Mrs. Violet E. Monce, BOWLER, John. Mrs. J. Bowler, 510 West STEEPLER, Herman IL Mrs. Mary A. Steffler, 1924 Grand .Yvenue, San Pedro, Cal. One hundred and seventieth Street, New 57.5 Adams Street, Rochester, Pa. NELSON, Arthur G. Mrs. Anna Nelson, 1298 York, N. Y. iWALKEU, Carl M. Henry N. Walker, Pierre, Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. BUELL, Rufus T. Mrs. Emily Buell, Sol- S. Dak. O’GE.-VRY', xVlbert. Mrs. Flora O'Geary, Vir- vang. Cal. WATERS. William A. Mrs. Mary Waters, 310 gilina, Y’a. BUSH, George W. .Tames H. Bush, R. F. D. Derrance Street, Bristol, Pa. O’REILLY, Leon D. Mrs. Hannah O'Reilly, 1, Rising Star, Tex. .WELLS, Vernie E, Henry W. Wells, Wallace, 3805 North Crawford Avenue, Chicago, ill. BUSH, Harry E. George Bush, Footville, N. C. ORL.iNDO, Domnick. Mrs. Marie Orlando, 18 Wis. WHITEFORD, Marcel W. S. A. Whiteford, North Street, Boundbrook, N. J. CAI’LIN, Adolph. Joseph Caplin, 195 Madi- Whiteford, Md. O'ROuRKE, Miles D. James R. O'Rourke, son Street, New York, N. Y. ZIMMERMAN, Garrett B. Francis W. Zim- Minerva, Ohio. CHISHOLJI, Aubrey M. Mrs. Charlotte Chis- merman, Detroit, Idaho. PARR, Arthur L. Mrs. Rosa S. Parr, Casters- holm, 32 Blakeville Street, Dorchester, CORPORALS. ville, S. C. PARSLEY, Charlie G. Henry C. Parsley, CHRISTOPHERSON. Finer. Mrs. Nellie Sly- ANDERSON, John H. Mrs. Carrie Anderson, Wrightsboro, Tex. ter, lock box 30, Laird, Colo. 106 Eairvlew Avenue, Seattle, Wash. RECORD. Charles Franklin. Mrs. Florence CORCORAN, Bernard. Thomas Corcoran, 86 BECHTOL, Asa C. Mrs. liaty Bechtol, R. P. W. Ross, Clinton, La. Vernon .Yvenue, Long Island City, N. Y. D. 1, Smithfield, Tex. REGESTER, Edgar M. Mrs. E. L. Regester, CORIDAN, Edwin F. Thomas .1. Coridan, BERNARD, Edward E. Delvini Bernard, 12 101 South Sixth Street, Clay Center, Kans. 2855 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Sutton Lane, Worcester, Mass. ROBERTSON, Jesse U. William E. Robert- Ind. BOCK, Arthur P. Peter J. Bock, 140 W’est son, 1421 West Taylor Street, Richmond, CROWELL, Fred. Jeff Crowell, Wilburton, Cedar Street, Denver, Colo. Va. Okla. BUSH. John P. Mrs. Ella J. Bush, R. P. D. ROBINSON, Orval. Mrs. Priscilla Robinson, CUTTING, William A. Hunter II. Cutting, 1, Turbotville, I’a. 1008 Hugli Street, Zanesville, Ohio. 514 Prairie Street, Rockford, 111. CALL.-\W.\Y, Homer A. William Anderson ROMINE. William H. iirs. Elizabeth Romine, CZERWINSKI, Joseph F. Mrs. Rose Czer- Callaway, Hughes Springs, Tex. 216 North Avenue, Owego, N. Y. winski, 2627 South Clifton Park Avenue, CARROLL, Ray. A. C. Carroll, South Pitts- SCHAIRER, Samuel C. Thomas E. Schairer, Chicago. 111. burg, Tenn. 126 Third Street, Ilokendauqua, I’a. DESMOND, Frank H. Mrs. Mary De.smond, CHRISTIAN, Otis R. Mrs. Sarah Christian, SCHENK, Max. Mrs. Elizabeth Schenk, 603 43 Maple Street, Brockton, Mass. Apache, Okla. East Jersey Street, Elizabeth, N. J. DICE, Nicholas. Mrs. Emma Dice, 252 Hum- CLARK, Eugene P. William R. Clark, 17 SHEAR, .Terome S. Mrs. Jerome C. Shear, boldt Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Samberton Stret, New Haven, Conn. 2.132 Flagler Place NW„ Washington, D. C. DON, Joe. Adolph Don, 69 East One hundred and fourth Street, CONWAY, Charles H. Mrs. Allie Conway, R. VINCER, John. Mrs. Angelina 'V’incer, 1117 New York, N. Y. F. D. 1, Wolcott, N. Y. Ferguson Street, Rockford, HI. DUFFY, Edward J. Jliss Kathryn M. Duffy, COOPER, Charles R. William J. Cooper, WAINWRIGHT, Clarence D. Mrs. Anna W. Water Street, Coaldale, Pa. William P. William H. Dyer, box Tranquility, N. .T. Wainwright, Taylor Street, East Pembroke, DYER, 748, CROSSLAND. Ralph I. Mrs. Mattie Cross- Mass. Wilmington. N. C. land, 176 South Main Street, Washington, WALSH, Francis. Mrs. Richard Walsh, 654 ECKLUND, John V. Mrs. Annie Ecklund, Pa. East One hundred and sixty-third Street, Berwinsdale. Pa. Ra.vmond. Walter Edevane, CRYER, Carl L. Mrs. Emma Cryer, Bessmay, New Y^ork. N. Y, EDEVANB, 903 East Eighth Street, Altoona, Pa. Tex. WEIS, William H. Mrs. Margaret Weis, 1033 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. EISENHAI’ER, Carl .1. Mrs. Henry Eisen- CUTLIP, Luther. Mrs. Gay Cutlip, Little hauer, 307 Geil Avenue, Evansville, Ind. Birch, W. Va. WELLS. Leroy. A. T. AVells, general delivery. New Truxton, 5Io. EYMAN, Hans H. Chris Eyman, Elgin, Nebr. DOTY, Bradley. Isaac Doty, Clemmons, N. C. PECHUCH, Matt. Ulas Sopronek, 582 Rubber DUNN, Prank J. Mrs. Mary A. Dunn, 601 WILLIAMSON, Melvin L. Mrs. Anna Wil- liamson, Burr Oak, Kans. Street, St. Paul, Minn. West One hundred and eighty-fourth Street, PEIL, Frank A. Mrs. Anna Feil, Rolliugstone, WOLFE, Harley H. Mrs. Olevla J. Kuhn, 513 New York, N. Y. Minn. EDWARDS, Raymond J. Mrs. Margaret Ed- Huffman Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. YORDT, William. Mrs. Mary Yordt, 1043 FELLERS, Kyle. Mrs. Lulu Fellers, Sansom, wards, 1611 Sanger Avenue, Dallas, Tex. Tex. Gimblin Street, St. Louis, Mo. EGBERT, Harry W. Richard Egbert, 122 FERRELL, Albert M. Lloyd P. Ferrell, Central Avenue, 1‘assaic, N. J. BDGLEIiS. Springs, Y’^a. Mr.s. 1015 EVANS, Samuel. Sallie Vetters, BRONSON. Frederick C. John W. Grady, FERRELL, Robert L. Mrs. Ladie Virden, Big Ky. East Ninth Street, Owensboro, Clarence .Street, Bradford, Pa. Bend, W. Va. EVANS, William. Charles Evans, 39 Park- DUYIPROFP, Frank. Mrs. Minnie Dumproff, FLEET, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Motteram, 625 wa.v. Roehe.ster, N. Y^. 78 Truxton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nineteenth Avenue, Munhall, Pa. Cle- EVANS, William B. James V. Evans, PUNK, Ralph E. Mrs. Ralph E. Punk, Mil- FLORI.YN, Berton D. Mrs. Mary Florian, burne, Tex. tonvale, Kans. R. F. D. G, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mrs. Louisa Cash, 531 Bet FLINT, Robert. HUNTSINGER, Perry A. Mis.s Pearl Hunt- FRSDERICK, John William. Mrs. Lena Fred- Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. singer. R. P. D. 4, Corydon, Ind. erick, Medford, Okla. Mrs. Perry M. Fllnn, 4942 FLINN, Roy W. JENSEN, Paul R. Fred Thompson, 414 War- PURE!', James J. Mrs. Katherine Duffy Street, Kansas City, Mo. College ren Street, Newark, N. J. Purey, 31 Sumpter Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. FREEMAN, Emmitt D. Mrs. Alice Sexton, ROESSLER, Francis .1. Mrs. Anna Roessler, GARNER, Charlie, Mrs. W. H. Garner, Blue Sliding, Va. K. E. D. 1, 106 Eldert Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sherwood, Tenn. Alvin A. Mrs. Louise Freiberg, FREIBERG, GARRETT, Hobart G. Mrs. Elizabeth Gar- School Street, Chicago, 111. MUSICIANS. 1819 rett, Ritz Hotel, Portland, Oreg. Miss Prey, 133 ' FREY, John George. Anna DEMEIS, Michael. Antonio Antonaeci, 609 GARRISON, Clark. Mrs. Mary B. Garrison, Valenca Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jefferson Street. Hoboken, N. J. Medon, Tenn. R. P. D. 1, Salamanca, N. Y. FUSSELL, J. J. W. Fussell, WEILAND, Theodore G. Paul J. Welland, B. Henry B. Gedney, 528 Vanceboro, GEDNEY, Ward GARDNER, Lee. Asa L. Gardner, Bridgewater, S. Dak. Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. C. MECHANICS. GUERNSEY, John H. John A. Guernsey, F. Frank M. Gleason, GLEASON, John BRANNON, James L. Mrs. Mary House, La Port Chester, N. Y. Waldron, Ind. Payette, Ga. HACKLER, Calvin. Mrs. Alice Hackler, R. F. Dean. Green, Cedar GREEN, Harry George LAYIBERTA, Tony. Joseph Lamberta, 41 D. 1, De Soto, Kans. Rapids, Nebr. HARPER, Sam. Mrs. Anna Harper, Bremond, Samuel M. Hinman Street, Glendale, N. Y. HARItlNGTON, Raymond W. Loyal T. Mrs. Mary Darling, Glen Tex. Vermilion, NAYES, Harrington, 502 Cherry Street, Ellen, N; Dak. HARRIGER, Roy. Mrs. Alice Harriger, Wil- S. Dak. REVOR, John F. Arthur Revor, Lyon Moun- lard Street, Bucyrus, Ohio. John H. Henry N. Hlghfill, 807 HIGHEILL, tain, New York. N. Y. HARRINGTON. John U. .Stephen Harrington, Bushey Avenue, Caruthersville, Mo. ROEBER, Fred H. Mrs. Annie Roeber, 7624 .Stillwaler, Okla R. Mrs. Frances Hudson, Blazey HUDSON, James Hillside Street, Oakland, Cal. HERMANOWSKI, Maryan. Hermanow- 140i! South Seventh Street, Springfield, 111. ski, Poniate Lomza, Russia. HUFFM.\N, Homer. George Huffman, Bowl- WAGO.NEES. HICKS, Edward N. Francis M. Hicks, Hin- ing, Ky. AHERN, William P. Mrs. William P. Ahern, ton. W. Va. HUPESTUTTER, John M. Perry Huffstutter, 7 Chester Pike, Norwood, Pa. HOFF, Millward L. Miss Jlinnie Hoff, 814 R. P. D. 1, Obion, Tenn. NAY'E. Matthew. Mrs. Maggie Nave, 328 Bel- Third Street North, Fargo, N. Dak. HUSTON, Gilbert M. Mrs. Jettie Huston, mont Avenue, Toledo. Ohio. HUDSON, Robert J. Mrs. Helen Tierney, Pall River, Kans. ROBINSON, Ralph J. Mrs. Lennie J. Robin- care or Mrs. Hugbie Hudson, 446 Gates JACKSON, David A. J. T. Jackson, Cornet, son, Due West, S. C. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss. COOKS. HUETHER Louis A. Mrs. Alice A. Huether, JENSEN, Nels P. Miss Ruth Kimmel, R. F. 157 North Lakewood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Thomas O. Franklin J. Carey, Co- D. 1, box 40, Oronogo, Mo. CAREY, HUFF, Ralph G. John E. Huff, Bentonsport, JILES, Ozy. Miss Nannie Burner, 610 West lumbia, Mo. Iowa. Penn Street, El Reno, Okla. ROBDER, George C. Mrs. Luelle Samp, HUFFMAN, Robert M. George A. Huffman, JOHNSON, Leroy. Mrs. Larena Johnson, Mason City, Nebr. Franklin, Pendleton County, W. Va. Tallahasse, Okla. MASTBIt ENGINEER. ' HUGHES, Joseph E. George V. Hughes, 28 KERN, Russell. Mrs. Ella Kern, 141 East M. Cooper, Prospect Street, Brookline, Mass. COOPER, Charles C. Mrs. Maud Mulvanc, Kans. Tulpehocken Sti-eet, Philadelphia, Pa. 15 Richardson Street, Brighton, Mass. HUGO, John R. J. T. Hugo, KLEIN, Nicholas G. Mrs. Martin Klein, 190 HUIE, Joe S. William P. Huie, Prattsville, PRIVATES. South Twelfth Street, Newark, N. .1. Ala. til^Y, ’ Samuel. Mrs. Rebecca Levy, 49 ADLER, William J. B. Mrs. Augusta Adler, HURST, Howard D. John T. Hurst, Wheat- Forsythe Street, New York, N. Y. 539 Vermont Avenue, Glassport, Pa. Iknd, Wyo. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBEUAKY 10, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING rniSSEX, Harrison E. Mrs. Anna E. Uussey, GREENE, Hartford. Henry E. Green, Fair- WALSH, Edward F. Mrs. Catherine A. 51 Grove Street, Latlirop, Mo. plain, .Jackson County, W. Va. Walsh. 72 West Eighty-nine Street, New JoseiJh L. Mrs. Agues J. Lawrence, GROESBECK, Bert J. Frank Groesbeck, R. York, N. Y. JACOB, . AJassona, N. Y. F. D. 1, Contour, S. Dak. WATTS, William O. John W. Watts, R. F. JOHNSON, Frank M. Andrew J. Johnson, HANSEN, Karl. Peter Hansen, 508 South- D. 3, Me Vlistcrvillp, Pa. JIullins, S. C. west Second Street, Abilene, Kans. WEISS, Jacob A. Mrs. Mary Weiss, 200 BELTZ, AValter. Mrs. Pearl Dagett, hox 71, HEIMERMANN, John Joseph. Joseph Hei- Florence -Vvenue, St. Louis, Mo. West Frankfort, 111. mermann, R. F. D. 2, New Holstein, Wis. WHITLOW, Thomas M. Charles H. Cruse, BENTKOWSKl, C. Stanislaw Bentkowski, HEVERLY. Charles I. Mrs. Maude Shope, Wolf Lake, Ky. 2642 We.st Fisher Street, South Bend, lud. Howard, Pa. WHCKER, George. Miss Blanche Wicker, 2001 BENTON, Clarence. Raymond Krebs, 231 HITFF, Noble E. Mrs. Alice Huff, Augusta, Devau Avenue, Chicago, 111. Maple Avenue, Clinton, Iowa. Coio. WILES, Sylvester. Mrs. Mayril A. Wiles, BERICIIIO, Seeondo. Domenico Florianl, box HUGHES, Hugh II. Miss Margaret Hughes, Draft, Ark. 173, Sutherville, Pa. 404 Pine Street, Akron, Ohio. WILLI.VMS, Leonard. Mrs. Mary Williams, BERN.A.KD, Raymond C. Daniel J. Bernard, JACKMAN, Edward. Mrs. Anna .Jackman, Wilsonvllle, Ala. Eldvo, Pa. 7106 Conrad Street, Cleveland, Ohio. VriLl.IAMS, Louis II. Mrs. Jesse Williams, BOTTO, Giovanno. Vin.gengo Botto, 726 East JENNY, Victor Ferdinand. Mrs. Bertha 207 Whittaker Street, Charleston, W. Va. Two hundred and fourteenth Street, Wil- Jenny, 88 East Fifth Street, Brooklyn, Slightly. liams Bridge, N. Y. N. Y. Wounded BOVE, Andrew. Angelo Bove, 238 Wooster BRANNA, John Gracia. Mrs. Ida Branna, CORI’OR.VLS. Street, New Haven, Conn. R. F. D. 8, Parkwood Avenue, Charlotte, Estill, . L. Miss Bower, Fiinks- BOWERS, Kimmie S. John IJ. Bowers, N. C. BOWER, Jacob Mary S. C. JENSEN, Walter L. Mrs. Augusta Jensen, town, Md. BRANN, Richai-d E. W. E. Brann, jr., 105 BRANDT, George. Frederick Brandt, Walker, R. F. D. 2, South Range, Wis. Mo. JOHNSON, Floyd, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Big Grove Street, Augusta, Me. Frank H. Mr.s. Wilhelmina Buss, 317 George. Mrs. Harriet Brown, 134 Creek, Va. BUSS, BROM’N. Summer Street, Tomah, Wis. Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. High K.iNAVY, William. Mrs. .Jane Kanavy, 54 W. L. Clary, Odum, Albumandi, 26 CLARY, Emmett S. CARLO, Anthony G. Domico Old Franklin Street, Hempstead, N. Y. Ga. Wall Street, Waterbary, Conn. KENNEBEGK, Frank. Harry Kennebeck, Car- DAVIS, William Leo. Mrs. Mary Davis, 334 CARROLL, Patrick A. Mrs. Annie Carroll, roll. Iowa. Avenue, Mich. twenty-seventh Eureka Wvandotte, 362 West One hundred and KLEISER, Joseph. Prank X. Klelser, R. P. DEIFENBACIIER, Henry. Daniel Deifen- Street, New York, N. Y. D. Evan.ston, Ind. 1, bacher, R. F. D. 14, Mount Healthy, Ohio. Cl. ARK, Charles A. Mrs. Molly Clark, New- KLEMME, Jo.seph Edward. Mrs. Catherine DUFFY, Daniel J. Miss Mary Duffy, 2759 ark, Ark. Abbot, Turnwood, Idaho. North Twenty-fourth Street, Philadelphia, COHEN, Aaron. Jtax Cohen, 881 East One Jess L. Mrs. Dora Stump, 3204 KLETTE, Pa. hundred and sixty-third Street, New York, Roger Street, Latonla, Ky. DUNN. Archie. Mrs. Janet B. Dunn, 1.38 N. Y. KOSIIARA, Josp[)h. Mike Koshara, R. F. D. East Huntington, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. COUTEOS, Tames. John Lapas, 42 West Ruffsdale, Pa. 2, GERETY, Edward J. Peter L. Gerety, Shel- Twenty-ninth Street. Now York, N. Y. KOSK.A, Konstantine. Michael Koska, 125 ton, Conn. CROSBY, Joe C. S. T. Crosby, Ruffins, S. C. Poplar Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GREEN, Joseph Fay. Miss Julia Green, Dol- CROSBY, .Tohn J. .James A. Crosby, 62 KOSL.C, John. Mike Kosla, box 57, Downers lar Bay, Mich. Sherry Street, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 111. Grove, HACKFI'ELD, Edwin. Mrs. Mary Hackfleld, D’ALESSANDRO. Alberto. Mrs. Ida Fracassi, KUECKER, Carl A. Mrs. Kate Krutsch, R. F, City, Tex. Ilooversville, Pa. P.rQwnsviile, Minn. Knox D. 1, Charles W. Mrs. Katherine Hall, 864 DAVIS, Robert E. Mr,s. Lizzie Davis, 449 LA PIERRE. Almansor. Miss Violet La HALL. East Front Street, Travers City, Mich. Pond Street, Weymouth, Mass. Pierre, 12 Vino Street, Claremont, N. II. HARRITY, John W. Mis.s Edna A. Harrity, DAVIS, William E. John Davis, 248 Twelfth LEWIS, Edgar E. Mrs. Margaret Atkinson, Minn. Paterson, 2122 Western Avenue, Minneapolis, .Avenue, N. J. 91 Lebanon Street, Melrose, Mass. Manuel. Mrs. Clara Huffman, DESTIN, Albert. Mrs. Helen Webster, Bee, Harry. Elizabeth McGee, Mil- HUFFM.iN, McGEE, Mrs. Va. Nebr. ford. Ky. Konnarock, Walter V. Robert E. Joseph, Pres- DOYLE, Francis. Mrs. Catherine Doyle, 2264 MAGER, Ernest H. Louis Mager, Kilkenny, JOSEPH, North Hope Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Minn. ton. Minn. Herman Loyal. John W. DUGAN, David J. James Dugan, 39 School KAVANAUGH, MASCI, Au.gustine. Peter Masci, 57 College Kavanaugh, New Hampton, Mo. Street, Newport. R. I. Street. Middletown, N. Y. I.iena Law- DUKE. Claud H. Aron Duke, 1214 Main KAYE, Hubert D. Mrs. Denley, MONICO, Louis. Peter Monico, 1454 New Rockville, Street, Dallas, Tex. rence Street, Conn. Krich Street, North Bergen, N. J. LEHM.4N. Frank L. Peter I.ehman, 9 Cort DUNN, Robert H. J. G. Darby, 606 West MONROE, Arlie A. Mrs. Mary Monroe, 1232 Clinch Street, Knoxville. Tenn, Street, Lynn, Mass. South Gibson Street, Princeton, Ind. 164 EASON, Jack H. Mrs. Katie Johnson, R. F. LUNDIN, Oscar E. Edwin Lundin, Mas- MONROE, Ernest H. Francis M. Monroe, Providence, R. I. D. Snow Hill, N. C. sachusetts Avenue, 6, Eberdeen, N. C. Lafa- ECHOLS, Olin. William L. Hagen, R. P. D. NAY, Ra.vniond A. Henry J. Nay, 769 NELSON, Carl L. Axel Nelson, R. F. D. 1,^ Boulevard, East Detroit, Mich. 7, Dallas, Tex. yette Centerville, Iowa. NELSON. Arthur A. Jake Nelson, 1708 South EDWARDS, James T. Mrs. Mary Gambille, OREBAUGH, Gaylon B. Oscar B. Orebaugh, 226 Drake Street, Jonesboro, Ark. Twentieth Street, Ceut<>rville, Iowa. Broadway, Va. Samuel Peters, Granby, EDWARDS, Leland S. Charles M. Edwards, PETERS, William. ORTH, George, ,ir. Mrs. Augusta Orth, 387 Burkes Garden, Va. Mo. Walnut Streat, Newark, N. .T. ROBINSON, Osker. Richardson C. Robinson, EGGLESTON, Melvin. Mrs. Alfred Eggles- George J. Joseph Henry, Monroe, ORTH. R. F. I). 4, Castlewood, Va. ton, R. F. D. 4. North Bangor, N. Y. N. Y. EISENMAN, David. Samuel Eisenman, 226 ROBINSON, Thomas E Joe S. Robinson, R. Hi.gh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PETERSON, Theodore. Christian C. Peterson, F. I). 2, Campbellvllle, Ky. ENGLISH, Claud. William Henry English, Clermont, Iowa. ROGAN, Edward J. John W. Rogan, South Ritchey, Mo. REES, Ennis S. Mrs. Wava B. Wade, Cadiz, Montrose Street, Dimock, Pa. EVANOFF, Stephen. Mary Marhoff, 110 Ky. ROSENBERG, JIax. Ijouis Rosenberg, 166 Parade Street, Erie, Pa. REES, Evan B. Mrs. Lulu Rees, 201 Forest Second Street, Passaic, N. .1. EVANS, Wendell W. Mrs. S. L. Evans, 1141 Avenue, Rockford, III. SCHENKENBERGER, Jacob W. John Schen- Eynon Street, Scranton, Pa. REULAND, Jolin M. Matt Reuland, R. F. kenberger, R. F. D. 4, l>ox 4, Lodi, Cal. J. FELT, Tom B. Mrs. T. B. Felt, 804 Twen- D. 1, Russellville, Mo. SHANNON, Harold A. Mrs. Thomas Shan- tieth Street, Mercer, Cal. RICE, John. Joseph Rice, Eighth and Mc- non, Huntington Station. Huntington, N. Y, FRECHETTE, Henry J. Miss Sadie Gar- Kean Streets, Donora, Pa. BL-4CK, Herbert. Mrs. Mary Slack, 54 Clin- land, 38 Linden Street, New Bedford, Mass. ROBINSO.N, Morris. Herman Robinson, 1284 ton Street, Springfield, Mass. FREELIN. Fred John. Mrs. Minnie Freelin, Webster Avenue, New York, N. Y. SLATTERY, Edward J. Mi-s. James E. Slat- 5623 North Twenty-seventh Avenue, Omaha, ROGERS, Francis G. Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, tery, 47 McLellan Street, Dorchester, Mass. Nebr. 25 McDonald Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. SUDER, Elmer L. Mrs. Mary Suder, 709 FTUILING, William. Mrs. Elizabeth Furling, ROMM, Samuel, Harris Kaplan, 52 Market Orchard Street, Marietta Ohio. St. Joseph, Mo. Street, New York, N Y. TAYI.OR. Charles William. Albert C. Taylor, FURREY, Thomas E. Miss Anna Purvey, ROUSSO, Peter John. John Rousso, 1554 Sea- 40 McCraft Street, Muskegon, Mich. 733 North Sixty-third Street, Philadelphia, view Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. TAYI.OR, Ernest. Roy Taylor, 362 Lasalle Pa. SEGUIN, Arthur D. Mrs. Caroline Seguln, 4 Street, Berwick, Pa. FURTICK, Harry C. Mrs. Ella N. Furtlck, Warden Avenue, North Tonawanda, N. Y. TODT, Charles W. William C. Todt, R. F. D. Sandy Run, S. C. SL.VIBY, Shaiah. Hattam Slaiby, Lakeville, 2, Littletown, Pa. FUXMAN, Solomon. Mrs. Rebecca Fuxman, Conn. WALKER, Clinton L. Henry Walker, R. P. 16 North Patterson Park Avenue, Balti- SMITH, Leslie. Curt Smith, Heidelburg, Ky. D, 1, Lovett, Ga. more. Md. SMITH, Lewis T. Mrs. Belle Smith, 106 B WALTERS, Alexander P. Miss Minnie Wal- GARDER, Henry. Edgar Garder, Morgan, Street, Lawton, Okla. ter, 4260 Juanita Avenue, St. I..ouls, Mo. Utah. SORKIN. Harry. Miss Lillie Sorkln, care WHITEllOUSE. Wilson H. William J. White- GARRISON, Arthur. Mrs. Lilly Garrison, Max Sawitsky, 792 East One hundred and house, 189 South Orchard Street, Walling- Rlanchester, Ohio. tiftv-second Street, New York, N. Y. ford, Conn. GARRISON, Ileiiry. Mrs. Emma Gorgh, 59 STEPHENS, James D. William E, Stephens, WHITTY, William L. Mrs. B. Whitty, 0 Canton, Mass. Belmont Avenue, Jersey City, N. .T. Venice, Fla. Ames Avenue, GARVEY, Harry O. Mrs. M. E. Garvey, Na- TAYIJJR, .\sa C. Mrs. Lucertia Taylor, Ana- WHITWOR3TI William R. Wllliam*R. Whit- tional Military Home, Leavenworth, Kans. conda, Mont. worth, Cleburne, Tex. GASS, Daniel E. Mrs. S C. Gass, 72 Need- TAYI.OR, Cyrus J. James H. Taylor, Wer- WILLIAMS, Lorlug L. G. C. Williams, lOOi ham Street, Dedham, Mass. ley, Wis. Forty-third Avenue south, Minneapolis, GLE.XSON, James II. Mrs. Helen Peluso, 141 TAYLOR, Dennis J. Mrs. Mattie Taylor, East Minn. PRIVATE.S. I’ocasset Avenue, Prcrvidence, R. I. Millenocket, Me. CLEK'HMAN, John F. .lobn Clelchraan, 122 THOMPSON, John. Mrs. Clara Thompson, ADAMS, Walter M. Mrs. Bettie Adams, Troy, North Sherman Street, Lincoln, 111. Chalk Hill, Pa. Ala. GRAY, Galloway. Jack Gray, Water Gap, VILARDO, Joseph. Lawrence Vilardo, 467 ALEXANDER, John E. Mrs. Lizzie A. Alex- Ky. West Division Street, Chicago, 111, ander, Sweetwater, Tenn. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : MONDAY, FEBKUAEY 10, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ANDERSOX, John. Mrs. Mary Gustason, LEE, Austin A. Mrs. Mattie L. Lee, 2633 CAPRETTO, Benianimo. Rosario Giarumurio, 2413 West Eighth Street, Duluth, Minn. Lanfranco Street, Los Angeles, Cal. 2233 East One hundred and eighth Street, AR.tR. Joseph. John Eerara, 111 Shawmut LORBER, Benson F. Gustave Lorber, West Cleveland, Ohio. Avenue, lloston. Mass. Brown Junction, Pa. CARPENTER, Forrest T. Jacob Carpenter, ARCilER, Oliver II. Mrs. Eillie Archer, 345 LUTZ, William J. John Lutz, 151 Burleigh Calais, Ohio. West Virginia Avenue, Sehring, Ohio. Street, Milwaukee, Wis. COGAN, William B. Mrs. Anna M. Cogan, B.VLLEXGEK. Oscar W. Mrs. Louisa C. Trip- MAXNING, Thomas F. Mrs. Minnie Manning, 243 Main Street, Matawan, N. J. litt. K. F. D. 2, Van Buren, Ark. 53 Gilbert Street, West Haven, Conn. CRAWLEY, A. Lafton. Mrs. Lou Crawley, BECKWITH, Herbert E. lien P. Beckwith, MARTIXOSKY, John. Martin Martinosky, R. F. D. 3, Owensboro, Ky. 203 Wyoming Avenue, Sheridan, Wyo. Oweusdale, Pa. CROSSAX, Roy A. Mrs. Lucy I. Crossan, BOXD, Edward F. Thomas Bond, Brookings, MOXTEFUSCO, Antonio. Joseph Montefusco, 335 East Twenty-fourth Street, Wilmington, S. Dak. 541 Eddie Street. Providence, R. I. Del. BOWEX, John F. Joe Bowen, San Angelo, NAXCE, .Tames William. Russell Cheatwood Tex. CROW, Jesse. William C. Crow, Halllday- Nance. R. F. D. 2, Clarksville, Mo. boro. 111. BOWKER, Joseph Paul. Mrs. Lulu P. Bow- N-YVARIIE, Norman L. Mrs. Tressa Navarre, ker, Barnegut, X. J. 219 .\lmyra Avenue. Monroe, Mich. CROWLEY, John P. Mrs. Peter Crowley, 467 Ferry Street, BROAD XAX, Moses. Lembrick Broadnax, NELSON, Elmer C. Mrs. Francis Nelson, 19 Newark, X. J. Manro.v, Va. Grove Street. Milford, Mass. D.WIS, William A. Mrs. Tobitha Ann Davis, BUDZAK, Stanley William. Mrs. Mary P. NORRIS, Charles H. Mrs. Nancy Norris, Franklinton, X. C. Budzak, Florence, Wis. Atoka, Okla. DERDA, Gustave A. Miss Rose Rogers, 1456 Fargo Avenue, Clilcago, 111. CAPEZIO, Anthony. Joseph Capezio, 23G OLSON, Alvin. Mrs. Anna C. Olson, Silvana, X’orth Rose Street, Baltimore, Md. Wash. DIC.VRLO, Salvatore. Mrs. Marla Dicarlo, CARL. Orren T. Frederick Carl, John Street, 242 South Eighth Street, Reading, Pa. Michael. O’Polko, Little Falls, X. Y. O'POLKO, M. 124 Second DICIIILLO, Ralph. Mrs. Anna Dichillo, 63 Street, Mass. CARPEXTIERI, Giovanni. Thomas Carpen- Charlestown, Liberty Street, New Haven, Conn. ORLANDO, Dominacho. Mrs. Nagidia Pace, tieri. 9G Franklin .Vvenue, Brooklyn, X. Y. DI CICCO, Paul V. Luigi Di Cicco, 220 Han- Muscufo Italy, Province Teramo, Italy. CL.VRK, Peter C. Mrs. Mary Bunting, 404 over Street, Boston, Mass. Claud E. J. R. L. Pearce, Wake- Glenwood Avenue, I’hiladelphia. I’a. PEARCE. DIDIEGO. Louis C. Tony J. Didiego, 122 COXTIXAXZA, Joseph. Dominick Contl- field. N. C. East One hundred and sixteenth Street, nanza, 94 Vesey Street, Xew York, X. Y. PELOWSKI, Felix. Joe Pclowski, R. F. D. New York. N. Y. 2, Dodge, Wis. COVIXGTOX. Virgil M. James M. Coving- Alvin R. Mrs. Dorn, PERRIN, Roy. Mrs. J. II. Patton. Alba, Tex. DORN, Barbara 219 ton, Summit, Va. Madison Street, Beaver Dam, Wis. PICTRUS, Edward .1. William Petrus, 349 CROW, Enoch W. John D. Crow, Willcockson, DREXNON, Earl W. Mrs. Anna Drennon, 719 A rk East Seveut.v-third Street, Xew York, N. Y. Prempert, Monroe Street, Topeka, Kans. II. J. Cutchin, PREMPERT, William L. Arthur CUTCHIX. Thomas Edward DUREN, William J. Mrs. Sallie E. Duren, 109 Pinner Street, Suffolk, Va. I.etter Carrier No. 152, Station M, Balti- more, Md. Cuthand, Tex. CUTTER, Roy B. Mrs. Maude Cutter, 1508 EDENS, John L. Mrs. Mildred Bearce, R. F< Bavmiller Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. PRUSIXOWSKI, Stefan. Wincenty Prusinow- D. 2, Stockton. Mo. ski, Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. CZERWIXSKI, Joseph B. Mrs. Antonettc 6G32 Ciollier ELDER, Bernard Thomas. Isaac O. Eider, Czerwinski, 144G Xorth Xincteenth Street, REICH, Harry W. James R. Duff, 22 Wood- R. F. D. 1, Brookneal, Va. N. ,T. St. Louis, Mo. lawn Avenue, Collingswood, EVANS, Vard. Mell L. Evans, Brownfield, CZERWIXSKI, Walter. Mrs. A. Malinowski, RONDE, Paul. Rasmus Ronde, Sharon, N. Tex. 8420 Burley Avenue, Chicago, 111. Dak. FEAGLE, Joseph B. W. W. Satcher, R. F. D, D’AXGELO, Saverio. Antony Foti, 20 Mon- ROXDINELLI, Tony. John Rondlnelli, box roe Street. Xew York, X. Y. 1, Johnston, S. C. 23, Irvin, Pa. FLEMING, William B. Mrs. R. M. Fleming, DAVIS, Peter. Mrs. Ellon Davis, Merin ROSENBERGER, William. Perry Rosen- Street, Langford, Ireland. R. F. D. 5, Waynesboro, Miss. berger. R. F. D. 7, Fremont, Ohio. FREDERICKS. Frank K. Frank Fredericks, DAVIS. William Andrew. Mrs. Ida Davis, ROSKOWSKI, Kazlmerz. Alaksander Plonskl, G18 Phelps Street, Sprinprflcld, Mo. box 152. Sloan, N. Y. Mitchell Street, Detroit, Mich. FURRY, Raymond. Emerson Furry, R. F. D, DICKWISH. William J. Mrs. Mary Dickwish, ROSOTO, James. .Joseph Rosoto, G25 Jackson 1119 Jefferson Street, Quincy, 111. 2, Ovid, Mich. Street. Seattle, Wash. Charles. Furstman, DUKE, Carl J. Mrs. Vina Duke, 1554 Iro- FURSTMAX, Jacob Istig RUDERMAN, Eli. Isidore Ruderman, 147 957 Hoe Avenue. Bronx. N. Y. quois Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Clinton Street. New York. N. Y. M. Mrs. Iva Dunning, Ad- GRFFN, James. G. L. Green, Eubank, Ky, DUXXIXG, James SCHRUBEX, Leonard J. Mrs. Barbara Schru- vance, Mo. GREEN, James William. Mrs. Cora Dotson, ben. R. F. D. 2. Stockton, Kans. Edler, Batavia, R. F. D. 1, Hutchinson, Ky. EDLER, Glen II. Mrs. Ethel SEIFERTH, Clifford Edward. Edward M. Iowa. GREEN, John A., jr. John A. Green, sr., Seiferth, 3015 Allen Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Ararat, Ala. FERRY, John P. Mrs. Maggie E. Ferry, SELESKI. John J. Andrew Seleski, Hast- 135 Bow Street, Elkton, Md. GREEN. John W. .John G. Green. 136 Mld- ings, Minn. East Taunton, Mass. FESS, Jim. Mrs. Agnes Mighiarisci, 615 F. D. Swifton, dlehoro Avenue, SELF, Ross. Sam Self, R. 1, Walter. Mrs. Georgia Harmon, Steven Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Ark. H.ARMOX, FREDERICK, Avery. Ellas Frederick, Abbe- 238 West One hundred and thirty-fourth SIMONITES, Frank C. Mrs. Stasha Simon- Street. Now Y’ork, N. Y. ville, La. ites, 490 Pringle Street. Pringle, Pa. FREDERICK, George T. Henry K. Frederick, HARRINGTON. Summer G. Mrs. E. E. Har- SMITH, Lowery C. Kelley Smith, R. F. D. rington, 377 Smith Avenue, St. Paul. Minn. Middleburg, Ky. Parkersburg, W. Va. GREABNER, Joseph. Conrad Greabner, Wa- 5, HARRIS, Joseph J. John Newman Harris, ST.YTON, James L. Mrs. Pattie Bryant, Hob- Bunn, N. C. dena, Minn. good, N. C. GROEXEXBOOX, Onna. Ary Groenenboon, HARTSELL, Byron L. John Hartsell, Havl- STEEN, Joe. Fritz Steen, Manning, Iowa. land, Ohio. Volga, S. Dak. Leonard Stehlin, 270 STEHLIN, John J. Nels L. Andrew Hofland, R. F. HICKMAX, Charley. Mrs. Mary E. Hickman, Chamljers Street, Philllpsburg, X. J. HOFLAXD. Morrillton, Ark. D. 2, box 32, Ross, X. Dak. SWAXSOX, Carl E. Ivirs. Viola F. Swanson, jr. Mrs. Catherine Hicks, HUCKABY, Raymond. J. D. Huckaby, Ex- HICKS, Benjamin, 203 Fifth Avenue. Moline, 111. •\;i\ Bal'lwiu Avenue, Jersey City, X. J. Troians, Cordan periment. Ga. TROIANS, Palmo. John 477 James Joseph. Robert Hughes, 20 HUXT, Reed. Mrs. Masie Hunt, R. F. D. 1, Street, Reading, Pa. HUGHES. Lake Street, Lawrence. Mass. Hunt, W. Va. VriELLO. Thomas. Frank Vitello, House HIIXTEMAX, Roy H. Mrs. Marie Hunteman, HURD. George C. Mrs. Eva Jackson Hurd, R. 410, Anita, Pa. Aia. R. F. D. 3, Versailles, Ind. F. D. 4, box 3.3, Cherokee, WATKINS, Thomas E. Edward Watkins, R. Elizabeth Jacoby, HUXTER, Samuel .1. Miss Anna Hunter, JACOBY. Philip A. Mrs. F. D. 3, Jacksonville, N. C. Pa. 1909 Park Avenue, Chicago, III. 2060 Emerald Street, Philadelphia, Myron B. George Whitworth, JAMES. Alonzo A. E. L. James, box 51, Til- WHITWORTH, JENKINS. Reuel. Adam V. Jenkins, R. F. D. R. F. D. Dowling, Mich. ton, X. H. 1, 3, Danielsville, Ga. Matilda S. Yeagle, JAYIES, John A. Simeon H. James, Graham, YEAGLE, Raymond. Mrs. JENSEN, John S. Mrs. Hannah Jensen, 467 519 Swain Street, Bristol, Pa. Tbivtv-ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. Tgx Young, 82 JOKX'SOX, Carl. Herbert Hagman, Alvarado, YOUNG, Frederick A. Mrs. Anna JOHNSON, Carroll L. Charles A. Johnson, Minn. Cole Street, Jersey City, N. J. 345 Lincoln .Avenue, Meadville, Pa. Zicarelli, 2422 JOHXSOX. Floyd. Miss Mathilda Johnson, ZIC.4RELLI, John. Mrs. Mary JORDON. William McKinley. Mrs. Maggie Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 118 Rvlands 2d Off, Brazil, Mobile, Ala. Marion Wilson, Piedmont, Mo. jr. general de- EASPSYK, Walter R. Mrs. Mary Anne ZIEMER, Henry, Fred Zlemer, KASTOR, Toni. Agnes Wanson, 17 Franklin Kaspsyl^ 14 Mill Street, Duquesne, Pa. livery, Richmond, Wis. Avenue. Harrison, N. ,T. KAIAVEI.L, Edward. Mrs. Mae Benner, box ZIMMERMAN, Edward. Mrs. Eleanor Zim- KEITH, Claude M. Mrs. Anita M. Wads- 461 Place, Chicago, 111. Oakland, Cal. 441, Gary, Ind. morman, Hein worth. 1517 Chestnut Street. Galavicz, Heidenreich, 1122 KEATING, Frank, Miss Nellie Keating, Wil- ZINKEVICH, .Toseph. Mrs. Anna KIAS, Rudolph. Frank Pa. 111. ton, Cal. 315 Stephen Street, Duryea, West Eighteenth Street, Chicago, I.awrence O. Charles Anderson, Klein. Wilton. N. Dak. KEISEL, Charles. John C. Keisel, 1508 Cedar ANDERSON, KLEIN. Adam. Simon D. box 28A, Greenwood, Wis. Louise Klein, 15 Street, Scranton, Pa. R. F. 4, KLEIN. William P. Mrs. Lewis. Harrison .\pplebaum, N. J. KERR, Lee. Mrs. Maggie A. Kerr, R. F. D. APPLEBAUM. Greene Street. Woodbridge. Ky. 100 Tennison Avenue, Detroit, Mich. KXATZ, Harry M. Miss Loretta Knatz, Lona- T, Winchester, Auping, KING, Rufus. Mrs. Marcellus King, South AUPING, Victor H. Mrs. Mary G. conning. Md. Boston, Va. 3490 West Sixtieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. KORONAOS. John. Theodosios Koronaos, KI.XG. Sam. John H. King, Burke, Ky. BENCH, Joe. Mrs. Tony Bench, Wooten Karabba. Kerthera, Greece. KXIER, Louis Phillip. John Knier, R. F. D. Wells, Tex. L.A FROAIBAISE. Deane. Mrs. Susie La 3, Kiel. Wis. BROUSS.YRD. Dale A. Mrs.' Alexander Brous- Frombaisc, Bowdoin, Mont. KOSZEWSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Koszewski, sard, 1198 Avenue B, Beaumont, Tex. LALLY. John Aloysius. Mrs. Geannette Daily, 2448 McKenna Street, Niagara Falls, X, Y. BROWN, Wilbur. Mrs. Lottie Brown, 104 214 Fiftv-seventh Street, Brooklyn, X. Y. LAMBIASE, Victor E. Mrs. Mary Lambiase, East Pearl Street, Burlington, N. J. LANGE, .Toseph. Julius Lange, 588 Amster- ms South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BUDI), Vinton If. Bora Budd, Lexington, Tex. dam Avenue, New York. N. Y. LAXGDEAU, James P. Mrs. Lucy Langdeau, BUSKE, Harry A. Mrs. Henrietta K. Buske, LUSK, William. Mrs. Emma Bailey, Cypert, R. F. D. 4, Dallas, S. Dak. 343 Ninth Street, Oswego, N. Y. Philips County, Ark. LANKEN, David. Samuel Lanken, 453 South CAPELA, Andrew. John Capela, 81 Kamp MARCHALEWICZ, Antoni. Albert Marchale- Prospect Street, Bowling Green, Ohio. Place, Akron, Ohio. wdez, Main Street, Three Rivers. Mass. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MARCHLEWSKI, Andrew. Miss Martha CRANE, Leroy. Mrs. Dora Crane, 312 South CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. Marcblewski, 1006 I’leasant Street, Wil- Third Avenue, Tucson, Ariz. mincton, Del. CZECZOTKA, Victor M. Stephen Czeczotka, Killed in Action, Previously Reported M.AREK, Abert E. Mrs. Matilda Marek, 45 Miller Street. Meriden, Conn. 11216 (juiucy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. DEPROSPO, Giuseppe. Tony Magllonl, 835 Died. MICH ELIS, Albert. Mrs. Hattie Michaells, Forty-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LIEUTENANT. 6410 Williams I'lace, St. Louis, Mo. DESROCliERS, Almee. Mrs. Marl Couture, SPEAKMAN, Harold. B. Speakman, 611 Berlin, N. W. MONAGHAN, Lester L. Mrs. Martha Mona- H. Essex Avenue, Narbertb, Pa. ghan Tenino, Wash. DIBERARDO, Pasquale. Antonio Diberardo, MONSON, John Joseph. Mrs. May Furry, 268 907 Fifth Street, Baltimore, Md. Wounded Severely in Action, Previously Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DONOHUE, Eugene Edward. Mrs. Rose Don- Reported Killed NAGLE, Frank. William J. Nagle, 58 Con- ohu^ 120 Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y. in Action. gress Avenue, Holyoke, Mass. DUFFY, Edward J. Mrs. Matthew Dowling, PEIVATB. NANCE, Joseph S. Mrs. Edna Mahafney Bridgeport Avenue, Shelton, Conn. GARDNER, Clarence. William Gardner, box Nance, 622 Greenlaw Street, Memphis, Tenn. DUFFY, Henry R. J. J. Duffy, R. P. D. 2, 141, Cementon, Green County, N. Y. NAKDELLI, James. Mike Nardelli, Cedar- Westerville, Ohio. ville. N. j. ECKERT, John A. George Eckert, 1018 Main Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- NAVARE, Joseph H. Notale Navare, Labid- Street, Reading, Ohio. mined), Previously vllle, La. EDGECOMB, John. Charles Edgecomb, Selma, Reported Killed in NELSON, Dewey. J. M. Nelson, Corinth, Ky. Cal. Action. NELSON. Elliott E. John W. Nelson, 710 EDGERTON, Charles H. Mrs. Mary Edger- PRIVATES. West Alta Street, Pendleton, Oreg. ton, 1845 Elghty-flrst Street, BrookWn, N. Y. DANIELSON, Oscar. Ole Danielson, Belview, PALLETT, Edward. Mrs. Marie Pallett, 453 EG.YN, John F. Patrick Egan, 13 Anson Minn. Street, Boston, Mass. East Seventy-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. HELTON, Riley. Ander J. Helton, Loudsville, PALLO, Daniel W. Mrs. Francis Howe. 114 EVANS, Roseoe Rovlar. Mrs. Mary Ella Ga. Evans, Russell Second Street, Petaluma, Cal. 1417 Avenue, East St. Louis, JONES, John L. Mo. Sylvester Jones. Sitka, Ky. PARKISON, Emmlt A. Mrs. Ella Parkison, WINDERS, Frank L. David B. Winders, Reedly, Cal. EVANUK, Paul. Mike Evanuk, 748 Breatoa Mapleton, Iowa. PARKS, Albert J. Mrs. Laura F. Parks, 617 Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Carlisle Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. EWINGS, Gilbert. Harry Ewings, Griswold, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Me, PARKS, Clarence R. Mrs. Joseph Parks, Killed in Action. Brewersville, Ind. FARM, Clarence E. Charles Farm, R. P. D. PRIVATES. PERROTTO, Peter. Michael Perrotto, 179 1, box 37, Garckeen, Minn. Martin Street, I’aterson, N. .1. farmer, Clyde E. George H. Farmer, R. GAETA, Raffaele. Louiga Gaeta, 122 Princa PETERSON, John O. Mrs. Emely C. Wilson, F'. D. 2, Coshocton, Ohio. Street, Boston, Mass. 348 Raymond Avenue. San Francisco, Cal. FAR SON, Bryan W. Mrs. Maggie Parson, O’NEILL John. Mrs. Ruth O’Neill, Clear PETERSON, Walter. Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, Brownsville, Nebr. Lake, Iowa. 345 Warren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. FEICKE, Frank P. Mrs. Minerva Peicke, PORTER, Lon H. Sam R. Poi’ter, Gainesville, Sliner, 111. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- Tex. PEITEN, Fred. Peter Feiten, Kewaskum, mind), Previously Reported Died From REILLY, James W. Luke Reilly, R. F. D. 2, Wis. Wounds. box Neshkoro, Wls. 50, PERRISE, Salvatore. John Ferrise, box 18, SERGEANT. ROBERTSON, Jasper B. Mrs. Mary Robert- Haywood, W. Va. son, Ipava, 111. FESSENDEN, Robert M. Mrs. CHRISTIE, Robert. Robert Christie, Arnot, Mary Smith, Pa. ROBINSON, Robert Sutton. Mrs. Gertrude 275 Pacific Street, Portland, Oreg. Nock, R. F. L). 2, Youngstown, Ohio. PLEENGR, Wlilie E. William H. Fleenor, Returned to Duty, Previously ROBINSON, Thomas. Mrs. Lizzie Frazier, Midland, Tex. Reported 611 East Forty-second Street, Chicago, 111. FLEMING, William B. Mrs. Rena Belle Died of Wounds. ROGERS, Clyde J. William C. Rogers, Nor- Fleming, Collinsville, Okla. PRIVATES. ton xi He. Kilns. FLEMING, W'illiam H. Mrs. Kate Larrlson, MELNICK, .Joseph. Isaac Blauman, 23 Avenua ROGGENBTTCK, Frank G. Frank A. Roggen- 760 Treat Avenue, San Francisco. Cal. buck, A, New York, N. Y. Benson, Minn. FLORA, Antonio. Mrs. Mary Baptist, 36 PARKER, Clarence. Prank Parker, R. P. D, ROSENBERG, Louis. Sam Olllnon, 1145 Purchase Street, Taunton, Mass. Longfellow 1, Cherryville, N. C. Avenue, New York, N. Y. FREDERICK, Guy L. Mrs. Mary Frederick, Joe. S'TX^BBS, William C. Mrs. Alice Stubbs, 1214 ROSHINSKI, Mrs. Rose Roshinski, 700 423 Chandler Street, Topeka, Ivans. Price Street, Dixon City, Pa. Russel] Street, Covlngtoa, Ky. FUNK. Robert H. Samuel J. Funk, Wood- RY'AN, James F. Mrs. Anna Stacia Ryan, 28 stock, Va. Crescent Street, Cambridge, Mass. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- FUSILIER. John. Mrs. SHEPHERD, Troy J. Elbert H. Shepherd, Mary Smith, 6031 St. mined), Previously Reported Died. Claude Street, Orleans, La. Biitmore, N. C. New GOY’^ETTE, Frank L. Mrs. Marguerite Hynes, PRIVATBS. SHETLEY, Lon F. D. P. Shetley, R. F. D. 8, 1433 Hillsboro, Tex. West Fifty-seventh Street, Los An- HALBBRG, Hjalmer Gustav. John Halherg, geles, Cal. Lyons, SMITH, Louis J. William Smith, Talcott- Nebr. vllle. Conn. GREEN, John. George Green, 1036 First PAUL, Jesse J. Mrs. Mary J. Paul, R. P. D. SOMERVILLE, Herman. Mrs. Eliza Somer- Avenue, Columbus, Ga. 2, Imurel Hill, Fla. ville, Warrenton, GRIFFITH, John B. Elijah GriflBth, Denton, N. C. Missing in Action, SOMMERS, Irving E William A. Sommers, Md. Previously Reported 642 East Forty-second Street, Chicago, 111. HARPER, Oscar M. William M. Harper, R. Wounded Severely in Action. SPAULDING, Alvin E. Mrs. Mary E. Spauld- F. D. 3, McLand, Okla. PRIVATH. ing, R. F. D. 9, Grand Rapids, Mich. HARRIS, Lester M. E. J. Harris, 95 .Tefferson TAYLor, David. Mrs. Sarah E. Taylor, 706 Avenue, Clifton Forge, Va. CANFIELD, John J. Mrs. Margaret Canfield, 1156 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Merewether, Louisville, Ky. HARRISON, Leander J. James S. Harrison, TAYLOR, Edward .Y., jr. Bostic, Edward T. Taylor, N. C. Killed in Action, Previously Reported 6511 Quimby Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. HETLETVED, Andrew. Christian L. Pletlet- TAYLOR, Excell S. Pressley 8. Taylor, 36 vixl. Turtle, N. Dak. Wounded In Action (Degree Undeter- Thirteenth Street, Wheeling, W. Va. HILTBRAND. James H. Mrs. Margaret Hilt- mined). WALKER, Clarence E. Mrs, Nellie Thomp- brand. Ryan. Ky. PRIVATES. son, 3505 Lafayette Street, St. Joseph, Mo. HUBBARD, Thomas L. Mrs. Florence L, McELL, Francis L. Mrs. .Teane McBll, W.ALKER, Edward. Mrs. Hanora Pearson, Hubbard, 1034 Hartford Avenue, Balti- 181 Plain Street, Providence, R. I. 2413 First Avenue, New York, N. Y. more, Md. WASHINSKIE, Andrev\ . Atiiey W.YTKINS, Watkln R. Mrs. Bessie B. Wat- Washlnsklai HUFF, William. George William Huff, Ne- 138 East Poplar Street, Shenandoah, Pa. kins, Alberton, Pa. walla, Okla. WILSON, James C. Mrs. Emma R. Wilson, HUGHES, Joseph T. Mrs. C. Hughes, 2640 Killed in Action, Previously Reported Cahone, Colo. Memphis Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Missing in Action. WINNESTORFER, Arthur. Harry Assna, HUGHISS, Nathen. Mrs. Fannie Hughes, Minnesota City, Minn. Isola. Miss. CORPORALS. WOM8LEY Albert E. Mrs. Prances Worms- HUNDLEY, Pierce Lyon. Mrs. Rosa Bell CLEARY, Prank W. Edward Cleary, Bar- h y, box 234, FToctor, Minn. Hundley, R. F. D. 2, Penhook, B'ranklin donia, N. Y. WORLOCK, Archie C. William W. Worlock, County, Va. JORD.4N, William J. Mrs. Mary Jordan, 2329 Windfleld Way NK. tianton, 941 Ohio. HL^NT, Peter J. Daniel V. White, 480 East Wlnton Street, Philadelphia, YACHOVITCH, Mike. Charles Yachovltch, Pa. One hundred and eighty-third Street, New MURPHY, Christopher F. Mrs. 206 Main Street, Plymouth, Pa. EllzabetU York, N. Y. ^^bblns, 1781 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y. T.YTES, John U. Joseph R. Yates, Phllllps- JACOBS, Charles. James Jacobs, 224 Third burg, PRIVATB. Ky. Street, Washington, D. C. ZILKE, John J. Mrs. Rose Zllke, 495 Cen- JA.MES, John H. John James, Beardstown, ANDREWS, Clair Perris. Bdward J. Andrews, tral Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 111 . R. F. D. Binghamton, N. Y. ANSCHTILTZ, William. Mrs. Lydia Anschultz, 1, Winter, 8. Dak JORDON, Miles. Mrs. Betty Jordon, Mar- PRIVATES. quand. Mo. ANZALONI, Vincenzo. Mrs. Vincenzo Anza- POXWELL, Clinton L. Mrs. Lee S. Poxwell, Paul C. lonl R. F. D. 20. WestOHd. N. J. JORDON, Mrs. Pearl Haubert, 1626 West Forty-seventh Street, Norfolk, ARIGO, John. Peter .Vrigo, 1150 Fifty-ninth Miffliutown, Pa. Va. Street Brooklyn, N. Y. KELLY, Charles B. Mrs. Alice Kelly, Rose MUELLER, Gehardt L. Walter Mueller, High- BR.Y.NTLEY, Homer H. Miss Anna Brantley, Hill, Iowa. land Avenue, Burlington, Iowa. Collinsville, Okla. KELLY. Edward L. B. Kelly, R. P. D. 1, MURl’HY, I’eter M. Mrs. Peter Murphy, 581 BRTOI.AT, John V. Valentine Briolat, R. P. Enclevale, N. Dak. Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. D. .3. Ubly, Mich. KENNERLY, Emmltt R. Mrs. Addle Kennerly, PANNEBAKER, Clayton. Mrs. B. A. Shay, BROCK, Garfield. G. W. Brock, Lavman, Ky. R. F. D. 3, McEwen, Tenn. Neche, N. Dak. BUTTERWORTH, Alfred B. Mrs. A. C. KENNEY. Albert B. Mrs. Albert B. Kenny, PATCH EN, Fred E. Eldred Patchen, R. P. D„ Jones, Bellevue, Wash. 19 Jenett Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Sugar Grove, Pa. 9i THE OFFICIAL V. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBEUABY 10, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING TATE, Edward. Mrs. Callie Worley, Wyndale, FAGAN, Raymond G. Mrs. Catherine Fagan, KIMBALL. Charles B. Mrs. Alice Kimball, Va. Greenleaf, Kans. Sunnyvale, Cal. THOMPSON, James A. Willis E. Thompson, FAULDS, Joseph E. Mrs. Sarah Faulds, PAGNOTTO, Charles. Mrs. Annie Pagnotto, 1810 La Salle Street, Eacine, Wis. 2448 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. 125 Fifteenth Street, Renovo, Pa. FERGUSON, Fred William. Maggie Mac- Died of Disease, Previously Reported Taggart, West Main Street, Westboro, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Mass. Missing in Action. Missing in Action. FLOM, Neal V. Ole A. Flom, Lowcmont, PEIVATB. Kans. SERGEANTS. AEI.L, Charles .T. Mrs. Catherine Aull, 10 GRAV, Alex. Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, Sandy, BORG. Fred. Frank Borg, Mount Olive, 111. North Rural Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Oreg. STEINKOMPH, Paul F. Mrs. Hattie S. Stein- IIOFFM.4N, Conrad. Mrs. Dora Hoffman, kompb, Myerstown, Pa. Died, Previously Reported Missing in 1123 North Gay Street, Baltimore, Md. Action. HOGELIE, Henry. Iver Hogelie, Bowman, CORPORAL. N. Dak. AMBRICO, Louis E. Mrs. Theresa Settembre PRIVATES. HOGLAND, Ace. Miss Maggie Hogland, Ambrico, 76 Buffalo Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. STEGMAN, Lawrence A. Theodore Stegman, Geary, Okla. 401 South Lincoln Street, Bay City, Mich. HUTCHINSON, Will Henry. Mrs. Sally PRIVATES. PALASIl, Andrew II. Anton Palash, R. F. D. Hutchinson, R. F. D. 9, South Park, Ky. 2, Amherst, Wis. JEWETT. Asa Lanter. Mrs. Mary Jewett, ANDERSON, Jesse. Mrs. Ida Martin, 1126 700 West Seventh Street, Leavenworth, Aasel Road, Cleveland, Ohio. Wounded Severely in Action, Previously - Kans. AUGUSTINE, Kenneth G. Mrs. Myrtle Au- JOHNSON, George S. gustine, 3266 Twenty-first Street, San Fran- Reported Missing in Action. Nick S. Yarmaka, 60 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa. cisco, Cal. Mrs. SERGEANT. JOHNSTON, Sterling B. Mrs. Pearl Colvin, BRUEGGEMAN, William F. Clara Athens, La. Brueggeman, 4412a Oakland Avenue, St. VONLAND, George O. John Vonland, 313 JOYCE, George E. Mrs. Elizabeth Joyce, 11 Louis, Mo. Whittier Street, St. Louis, Mo. Wright Street, San Francisco, Cal. BURG, Albert. Mrs. Mary Burg, 2515 Cole- COItPOBAI,. KLEIN, Bernard. Mrs. Frances Klein, 1910 man Street, St. Louis, Mo. West Superior Street, Chicago, 111. COFFEE, Lutlier. John A. Coffee, Hugo, Okla. ROTH, Charles B. Mrs. .\nna L. Roth, 510 KRUEGER, George A. Mrs. Anna Krueger, S. Durecki, 117 Pennsylvania Street, Verona, Pa. DURECKl, John John Han- Nashville, 111. ley Avenue, Hamtramck, Mich. PI’.IVATES. LEWANIiOWSKI, John G. Mrs. Mary Le- GRIFFIN, Newton E. Mrs. A. J. Griffin, Wil- wandowski, 181 Superior Street, Detroit, liston, Fla. DIMICK, Lukas. Mike Dimick, South Broad- Mich. way, Red Lodge, Mont. JOHNSON, Frank A. John J. Johnson, R. F. MALN, Marvin W. Mrs. L. A. Main, 504 South D. Va. jA KEl’PLER, Robert F. George J. Keppler, 3, Buchanan, Broad Street, Mankato, Minn. JOHNSON. Gustaf A. Mrs. Albertina Angu- 3794 West Thirty-seventh Street, Cleveland, MEYER, Rudolph. Charley Meyer, Gu.v, Tex. Ohio. son, R. F. D. 1, Fergus Falls, Minn. MIL.-VNIC, Andrew. Mrs. Agnes Milanlc, JONES, James. Miss Agnes R. Jones, 2226 PALLACK, Adam. Andrew Grinski, general 1807 Aliceann Street, Baltimore, Md. delivery, Detroit, Mich. South Twenty-third Street, Philadelphia, MOORE, John W. Mrs. Judy Moore, Thacker, Pa. YOST, Roy. Wilhelm Yost, Harvard, Nehr. W. Va. KAPLON, Aaron. Morris Kaplon, 917 Helen Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously MORELAND, Stephen A. Mrs. Stephen A. Moreland, 4541 East F Street, Tacoma, Street, Baltimore, Md. Reported Missing in Action. Wash. LAURIDSEN, Andreas M. Frank Larsen, 2304 Eighth Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. CORPORALS. MURPHREE, Press. Phillip F. Murphree, Klountsviile, Ala. NORTON, William C. Lee Norton, Grandby, County, ELLIOTT, Johnnie L. Mrs. J. M. Elliott, NELLIS, Ernest R. Jacob Nellis, R. F. D. 2, Newton Mo. Slnton, Tex. Hartley, Iowa. OLIVAS, Ed. Mrs. Mary Olivas, 507 Veldez FLIES, Broney. Mrs. Barbara Flies, 1004 NYE, Axel R. Andrew Nordstadt, care of Street, Ventura, Cal. Well Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Como & Phelan, St. Paul, Minn. OSTROM, Milo Newton. Mrs. Milo Newton WTlliam. Mrs. Rebecca Oliver, Ostrom, Grant, Mich. PRIVATES. OLIVER, Cookstown, N. J. PAFFHAUSEN, Pearl .1. Mrs. Rosina Paff- ANDERSON, Hugo. Mrs. Charles Anderson, hausen, R. F. D. 3, Dorr, Mich. 503 Pleasant Street, Colfax, Iowa. PRIVATES. PAPPERILLI, Dominick. Mrs. Louise Pap- Leoi Bogg, Roaring perilli, Eynon, Pa. CRAIGER, James A. OUHRABKA, Alfred A. Mrs. Rosa Ouhrabka, Fork, Va. PAYNE, Charles W. Mrs. William H. Payne, 2341 Tennessee Avenue, St. Louis, DICKIJsSON, Thomas A. Frank Dickinson, Mo. Cherrydale, Va. PACHELI, James A. Mrs. Vetaria I’acheli, Harrold, Tex. ROCCI, Salvador. Aurelio Rocci, Castel I 13 West Lafayette Street, Norristown, Pa. EISENHAUSER, George W. Robert Eisen- Saugro. Province di Aquila, Italy. PAYSOUR, Samuel S. Marion S. Paysour, R. hauser, Arch Street, Berwick, Pa. ROCKAFELLER, .John C. Mrs. Louise Rocka- F. D. 5, Lineolnton, N. C. Carl H. William Erdman, R. F. feller, Chester. N. .T. ERDMAN, POPROWSKI, Constantine. Martin Poprow- D. Marathon, Wis. ROMl’OLSKIE, Frank. Mrs. Catherine Rom- 2, ski. First Street, Bayside, Long Island, FISH, Hart. Mrs. Florence M. Hobart, 629 polskie, 213 North Walnut Street, Mount Avenue, Webster Groves, Mo. N. Y. Carmel, Pa. Bompart POWELL, Dennis P. Mrs. Rosie Powell, 118 William F. Andrew J. Flynn, Shack- FLYNN, Bedford Street, Manchester, N. H. SITNELLI, Guy A. Dominic Spinelll, 102 leford, Mo. Charlie E. Mrs. H. River, Me- Cottage .Street, East Boston, Mass. Alphonso. Albert Lupau, 1806 RIVER, W. GONZALES, ridian, Miss. STAINBROOK, Clyde. Mrs. Mary Hannis Runrels Street, Houston, Tex. John B. Mrs. Hiley Roach, R. F. D. Stainbrook, Coloma, Mich. John. Mrs. Julia A. Gregory, ROACH, GREGORY, 2, Maxey, Tex. VANI.OECHE, Theophiel. Charlie Vanloeche, Lindsay, Okla. 417 Harris Street, South Bend, Ind. JACKSON, Andrew. Mrs. Shirley Washing- ROTENBERG, Joseph S. Mrs. Annie Roten- berg, 3146 West Sixteenth Street, Chicago, VELLA, Alfonso. Carlo Vella, 224 Hanover ton, 519 Baker Street, Baltimore, Md. 111 Street, Boston, Mass. Ernest S. James S. Moore, Energy, . MOORE, Daniel Patrick. Bridget Tex. SHEEHAN, Mrs. Meares, 13 Pearl Street, Paterson, N. J. Erroneously Reported Killed in Action. William II. Mrs. Zelma I. Mor- MORROW, SIRM.\NS, John A. Mrs. Shaby Sirmans, Sir- row. Phonton, Ohio. LIEUTENANT. PATTERSON, Samuel. Mrs. Margaret Irv- mans, Ga. SPAIN, Francis J. Charles Spain, Boones- ing, 121 Wilkinson Avenue, Jersey City, BURTON. Howard L. Mrs. Nellie Burton, vllle, Iowa. N. J. 1617 North Ninth Street, Canon City, Colo. STANLEY. Ernest L. Miss Ramah Stanley, John J. Herman Steffen, Sher- STEFFEN, R. F. D. Caledonia, Miss. wood, Wis. 2, Erroneously Reported Died of Disease. TICHNELL, William S. Mrs. Elten J. Tich- Wounded in Action (Degree Dndeter- nell, Bloomington, Md. PRIVATES. TIMMER, Gorrit. John Post, 2035 Alcott timed). Previously Reported Missing in Court. Kalamazoo, Mich. FIZER, Alonzo. Mrs. Frances FIzer, 1201 Action. TOFT, Chris. Mads C. Toft, box 26, Robin- North Church Street, Belleville, III. CORPORALS. son, N. Dak. JACKSON, Pink. Mrs. Lillie Jackson, 310 Deo D. Flora Voltz, Arkansas Street, Anniston, Ala. ALBIN, Mausey B. Mrs. Flora Albin, Baize- VOLTZ, Mrs. E town, Ky. City. Kans. READ, Raymond. Fred K. Read, 11 West WARREN, Ed F. C. A. Warren, Mullin, Tex. Mrs. Wheclock, Street, Millbury, Mass. WHEELOCK, Wayne. Ruth SECTION DECEMBER 26, 1918—Con. 1117 Missouri Street, Chickasha, Okla. 1, PRIVATES'. WHITE, Birdsie F. Mrs. Comila White, Par- The following casualties are reported nell, Mo. ALSHEIMER, .Joseph J. Mrs. Catherine by the commanding general of the Ameri- Alsheimer, 934 Churchill Avenue, Utica, WHITE, George. James M. White, Strong, Ark. N. Y. can Expeditionary Forces: Gilbert A. Mrs. Emma Richey, box WOLFF, Earl C. Mrs. Laura Wolff, Finch, ANDIS, Wounded (Degree 'Undetermined). 22, R. F. D. 2, Scottsburg, Ind. Mont. BEGIGLIANO, Daniel. Mrs. Mary Begigliano, YAGHOBLtN, Sarkis. Jack Markosian, Sut- PRIVATES. Y6i Garside Street, Newark, N. J. ton, Mass. CHRISTAFFERSON, Peter. Fred Christoffer- STEELE, James. Mrs. Catherine Steele, Wil- son, Kimballton, Iowa. Sick in Hispital, Previously Reported low Grove, Pa. DIETRICH, Charles. Mrs. Dietrich, 615 STEINDLER, Carl. Louis Stelndler, 545 West Oak Tree Place, New York, N. Y. Missing in Action. One hundred and sixty-fourth Street, New EDGAR, Charles M. Mrs. Susie Case, Beulah, PRIVATES. York, N. Y. Mo. STUCKEY, Edwin O. Mrs. Catherine Tal- ELLIOTT, Terry. Mrs. Mary L. Elliott, La CHADWICK, Eadeauf. Mrs. Louisa Chad- madge, 32 West Forty-seventh Street, Ba- Pine, Ala. wick, 172 Bonny Street, New Bedford, Mass. yonne, N. J. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBEUARY 10, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING TIIOJIASSON, Arnold Lufate. William L. PISATURO, Giovanni. Mrs. Filomcne Pisa- ROCINO, Guiseppi. Litzy Tedicky, 304 Tl'.omasson, K. F. 1). 2, Gracemout, Okla. turo, Valle Agricola, Province of Caserta, Grand Street, Paterson, N. ,T. TIBSHFKANY, George II. Miss Helen Tib- Italy. SANCHEZ, Felix. Mrs. Jacinuta Samber, slK'rany, 301 Elm Street, Lawrence, Jlass. PORTER, Glen H. William Porter, Hancock, Barne, N. Mex. WALLIEN, Rudolph Carl. Frank Wallien, Mo. S.ANDERS, Henry Virgil. Mrs. Sara Elise 33,S North Pierce Street, Fremont, Nebr. RELEHAN, Edward II. Mrs. Mary Ann Rele- Esch, La Fargo, Wis. WEIDKNAAU, Robert F. Frank Weidenaar, han, 32 Anderson Street, Portland, Me. S.YUNDERS, Cyril. .Samuel Saunders, 271 10220 Eggleston Avenue, Chicago, 111. RENFRO, Clarence M. N. P. Renfro, Opelika, Jlaryland Avenue, Paterson, N. J. WYMEIt, Charles J. Mrs. Alice Wymer, Green Ala. SHAVER. Hunter J. Mrs. Katherine Shaver, Lawn Cemetery, South Columbus, Franklin ROSE, Rockey. Mrs. Lucy Rose, 16 South R. F. D. 1, Wayne, Okla. County, Ohio. Center Street, Bradford. Pa. SICKLER, Philip. Frank Sickler, Stone YEADON, .Tosepb E. Mrs. Eliza Yeadon^ 1836 SCALL. Louis. Isadore Sukonik, 929 North- Ridge, Ulster County, N. Y. East Madison Street, Kensington, Philadel- east Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pa. SILBERMAN, Abraham. Mrs. Minnie Golin- phia, Pa. SII.VPIRO, Philip B. Mrs. Leah Shapiro, 150 sky, 2024 West Howard Place, Denver, Rodgers Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Colo. YONKUS, Charles. George Kiscranskis, 600 SMITH, Mack R. Aaron A. Smith. St. ST.ICIIORWIAK, Stanley .T. Antop Stachor- Exchange Street, East St. Louis, 111. Francis, Kans. wiak, 1057 West Eighteenth Street, Chicago, YORK, George V. A. G. York, Seminole Ave- F. Winters, WINTERS, Reinhart F. Mrs. R. 111 . nue, Waterbury, Conn. post office box 57. Milford, Iowa. STAIR, David. Mrs. Mollie Epstein, 909 BARZINI, Glorgi. Miss Zita Barziui, Bologna ZULLO, Jlichele. Steve Zullo, 1406 Lake Beck Street, York, NL Y. Viticiatico Leesium, Italy. New Street, Pittsburgh, Pa, WHITE, Richard. Mrs. Elizabeth Gannon, BELLOTTI, Joe. Stanisloo Bellotti, Provin- BARTHOL, Clayton L. Edwin Barthol, R. F. Decatur Street, East Mass. cia di Roma, Fumone, Italy, Boston, D. 1, Nazareth, Pa. T. Joseph BLUCK, Conrad A. Mrs. Augusta Bluck, WHITE, Roy J. White, 400 North- BUCKLEY, John J. Mrs. John J. Buckley, western Avenue. Chicago, 111. l.o30 North Keating Avenue, Chicago, 111. Fort Rice, N. Dak. WIELE, Aloysius CICCOLONI, Agostino. John Ciccoloni, Te- L. Mrs. Fannie Wiele, C.\REY', Richard. Mrs. Mary Carey, Shulls- North Terrace, South Orange, N. J. rarao Ab Ruzzi, Canzano, Italy. burg. Wis. Lucia Via WIGGINS. John P. Mrs. Annie B. Bonzo, CIGN.l, Gulseppe. Miss Cigna, DI BOT.INICA, Paulo. Camille Di Botanica, 1743 Garilialdi Sicily. East Seventh Street, Portsmouth, 86, San Catalso Caltauseth, High Street, Rochester, N. Y. CIOTTI, Antonio. Mrs. Nlcolina Ciotti, As- Ohio. DIFORMA, Gustino. Leona Diforma, 439 Y’ONKER.S, Benjamin. coli Picano, Cossignano, Italy. Mrs. Helen Yonkers, Simpson Street, Mauayunk, Philadelphia, CL.IRY, William L. Essie Clary, Troy, Kans. 7227 Carpenter Street, Chicago, III. I’a. Ilyman. CLEVELAND, Harry E. Mrs. Roberta E. ZEVIN, Louis Zevin, 159 East One ERDMAN, Herman II. Mrs. Matelda Erd- Cleveland, hundred and sixth Street, New York, N. Y. box 203, Sasakwa, Okla. man. 2317 West Twenty-fifth Street, Chi- CO.MFORT, Archie. Mrs. Edith May Comfort, lANNONE, Pasquale. Nick lannone, 107 cago, 111. Dean R. F. D. Pine City, N. Y. .Street, Providence, R. I. 6, ERLANDSON, Thorwald J. Mrs. Elsie H. DEAN, George A. Mrs. Audrey Dean, R. F. IMIIOFP, Henry, Mrs. .John Imhoff, Auburn Chrl.stensen, Grand Rapids, Minn. Street, Brid.gewater, Conn. D. 3, Ionia, Mich. ERWIN, Samuel G. William R. Erwin, Pu- JONESHEF.SKY, Vladislav. Mrs. DUBOURGE, Michael J. Mrs. Mandelin Du- Anna Jones- laski, 111. hefsky, bourge, 42 Goodwin Street, Torrington, 247 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Conn. FINE, William A. William A. Fine, 6830 .JOHNS, McClure. Fred .Tohns, Adrian, Pa. Lockwood Avenue, Chicago, 111. JEBLUNSKY, Janps. Joseph .teblunsky, 1411 Mrs. DUGAN, Andy. Susie Dugan, 223 Hal- GALLEGAS, Isadore V. Mrs. I’atrita V. Gal- Hopkins Street, I’ittsburgh, Pa. Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 1am legos, Santa Rosa, N. Mex. KAHL, Frederick. Henry Kahl, 307 Sherman DYRDAIIL, Albin. Osmund Dyrdahl, R. F. Alderico. Miss Mary Gascioli, Street, Albany, N. Y. D. GASCTOLI, 1, Hazel Run, Minn. Rosotn, Pa. KELB.AR, William. Philip Kelbar, Fremont, DY'SON, John C. Mrs. Jlary E. Dyson, 812 GROG.IN, Thomas J. Mi.ss Catherine Byrne, S. Dak. Jefferson Street, Washington, Ind. 7 Slacon Street, Brooklyn. N. Y’. KOCH, Albert. Mrs. Caroline Koch, 1834 DZIERZAWSKI, Stove. Mrs. Katarzyna HARMS Edward L. John Harms, Frankfort, Benton Street, St. Louis, Mo. Dzierzawski, 172 Jackobs Street, Detroit, ' LOUIS, Pietro. Gus Koutros, 63 West Four- Mich. 111 . HOLMES, Peter C. Peter Holmes, 593 Brad- teenth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. EMBLOM, Anton. Gus Emhlom, R. F. D. 2, ley Street, St. Paul, Minn. KRIIG, Frank. Philip Krug, Whitney Avenue, box 70, Sauk Center, Minn. HURST, Howard. John Hurst, Flemings- Floral Park, N. Y. EMERSON, Robert Emmet. Mrs. Augusta burg, Ky. LARSON, Ludvig. Ludvig J. Larson, R. F. Emerson, 4C.6 First Street, Hoboken, N. J. IBERG, Eugene Jacob. Adolph Iberg, High- I). 4, Wauken, Iowa. FERRI, Ottarlua. Mrs. Cloof Ferri, Lucca land, III. L.WACCARI, Joseph. Mrs. .Josephine I.avac- Martinla, In Colle, Ital.v. IDE, Ivan D. Elijah Deland Ide, box 197, cari, 921 Townsend Street, Chicago, 111. FRANCIS, Burnoss A. William Francis, 234 Genoa, 111. LE.'VGUE, William. Thomas League, Hick- Wo.'t Columbus Street, Martinsville, Ind. JORD.AN, Stephen. Madison Jordan, Increase, man, Tenn. FEISBIE, Earl T. Samuel Frisbie, 29J North Miss. LOMBARL^I, Ermingilo. John Gniagns, Goso Division Street, Auburn, N. Y. KOBES, John. Mrs. Jane Kobes, Costburg, Street, I’rovidence, R. I. GIAMM.YRINO, Frank. Mrs. '•1 Concetta Giam- Wis. LYNCH, Thomas J. Mrs. William .J. Sulz- mariuo, St, Angelo Dei Lombardi, Avellino, KUDLAT.A, Joseph R. Mrs. Anna Kudlata, inan, 10833 Columbia Avenue, Cleveland, Ital.y. 1533 Komensky Avenue, Chicago, 111. Ohio. GILLEN, Joseph Francis. Mrs. Marie Gillen, McKIERM-YN, Thomas. Miss Hannah Mc- McCLAFFERTY, Hugh I>. Dennis McClaf- 222 Washington Street, Jersey Cit.y, N. J. Kierman, 14 Adaline Street, New Haven, ferty, 99 West Broadway Street, Mauch HEIN, Illo. Carl Heim, 999 Boulevard East, Conn. Chunk, Fa. Southard, Mor- IVeehawken, N. J. McTONZIE. Paskal. Edward MARKTjEY’, James W. Joseph E. Markley, HINNEBERG, Henry, jr. Mrs. Lena Hinne- rison, 111. Maine, W. Va. berg. Palatine, 111. McAI.AIION, Roy J. Mrs. William II. Mc- L. Marks, Kan- JACOBSON, Frank Elmer, Andrew K. Jacob- Mahon, 181 Hayward Place, Wallington, MARKSi Grover Mrs. Lola napolis, N. C. son, 2216 School Street, Rockford, 111. N. J. JAXUBOWSKI, John. Mrs. Annie .Taku- McMAIION, Stephen P. Patrick McMahon, MURPHY", .Janjes T. John C. Murphy, Mc- bowski, 84 Sobieskl Street, Buffalo, N. Y. general delivery, Kalamazoo, Mich. Canna, N. Dak. Charlie. Maness, R. F. D. 18, JAMES, Herbert. W. T. '‘James, route 2, box MANESS, Tom NELSON, Cecil A. Mrs. Emma Nelson, Oak- 24. Pleasureville, K.y. Matthews, N. C. ley, Idaho. J.4SIISON, Robert Williams. Mrs. Annie MASEK, Paul J. Richard Masek, 535 Sayre O'HAR.Y, Joseph M. Mrs. Margaret O'Hara, Jamison, Pearls Street. Bluefleld, Va. Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. W. Bentley Street, Brighton, Mass. JOHNSON, Leon H. Mrs. Nannie Johnson, MEYER, Walter J. William H. Meyer, Clare- 14 Burkett, Tex. mont, Iowa. OTTOWAY’, Waldo F. Mrs. Nettie Constan- Mrs. Susan Miller, Sugar tine, R. F. D. Syracuse, N. Y'. KAUFMAN, Harry A. Mrs. A. M. MILLER, Argo W. 1, Kaufman, Ohio. 330 I’arker Street, Creek PIZUETTO, Gernore. Miss Anna Pizuetto, Chester, Pa. Mrs. Lillian Morris, MORRIS, Richard H. box 24, Patton, Pa. KJOLSTAD, Paul C. Christ KJolstad, Han- 127 Ann Street, Newburgh, N. Y, Rone, Provo, ska, Minn. OGLESBEE, Howard C. Mrs. Eithel Oglesbee, RONE, Aubrey G. Mrs. Nannie KLEIN. Joseph. Jacob Klein, 527 Coursin Big Springs, Logan County, Ohio. Ky. Street, McKeesport, Pa. OLSON, Arthur. Mrs. Christine Olson, 7 RUSSELL. Francis. William J. Russell, St. LARSON. Roy. Alexander Larson, R. F. D. Ruth, Ashtabula, Ohio. Oswalds, Oldswan, Liverpool, England. 2, Spring Lake, Mich. OLSON, Ed E. Louis Olson, Sumner, Nebr. SATAVA. John J. Mrs. Anna Satava, 2532 LEPRI, Victorio. Mrs. Rosa Leprl, S. Vlno- PARRAMORE, Carlos. Mrs. Adello Parra- East Eighty-ninth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. zio I’erugea, Italy. more, 64 East Pine Street, Gloversville, SANTURE, Guy H. Fred Santure, R. F. D. No. Belleville, Mich. MCDONOUGH, Edvi'ard J. Mrs. N. A. Mc- N. Y. 4. Donough, 383 Stratford Road, Brooklyn, PERRY, Charley. Mrs. Nancy Perry, R. F. D. SC.YVONE, Antonio. Salvatore Casarella, 44 N. Y. 1, Sumner, 111. I^exington Avenue, White Plains, N. Y'. MARINO, Charles. Mrs. Hattie Marino, 2207 PIERCE, Russell. Mrs. Anne Elam, 77 South SCHENE, Carson F. Mrs. Mary Schene, Iowa Street, Chicago, 111. Twenty-seventh Street. Camden, N. J. Rochelle, III. MINTEN, Anton. William J. Minten, Me- POCKNETT, Willard. Mrs. Anna Pocknett, SCY"DLORDKY, Stanley. Mrs. Mary Mod- nomonle, Wis. Mashpee, Mass. loskl, 254 George Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MYER.S, Donald ,T. Ambrose Myers, Sligo, POGRAIS, Michael. Mrs. JIary Pograis, 3367 SCHRADER, George O. Mrs. Emma Schra- Pa. East Sixty-sixth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. der, 520 West Broadrick Street, Columbus, Ohio. OTTAI.VN, Merton R. Orin Ottman, Moquah, POGUE, Clejn C. Jake Parks, Calvin, Okla. Wis. PORTER, Joseph D. Mrs. Maurid R. Porter, SOLSTAD. Ingvald. -Arnt Solstad, R. F. D. PAPP.VDOTOS. George. Demetros Pappa- R. P. D. 2, North Wilkesboro, N. C. 1, Woodvllle, Wis. doto.s, care of Denue Gramgam Street, Lo- PRITCHETT, Ward. Mrs. Emma Bar Pritch- SENESAC, William P. Alfred H. Senesac, go I bote Zai^to, Greece. ett, Slaughters, Ky. Bourbonnais, 111. P2CKI/0, Anthony .T. Mrs. Katherine Picklo, RADITZ, Milton E. Gustave A. Raditz, 3651 SMITH, Hazel. Bloom Smith, R. F. D. No. 2131 North Long Avenue, Chicago, 111. Wood Street, Chicago, 111. 2, Douglas, N. Dak. 2G THE OFFICIAL U. S. BITLLETIN-; J^IOXDAY, FEBLUAEY ,10, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING STANTON, Robert. Daniel Nattianlel Stan- STOTTLER, James A. Mrs. Katherine Stott- COGSWELL, James. Mrs. Inez Cogswell, ton. CG39 Idaho Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. ler, 733 West Fifth Avenue, McKeesport, Louisville. 111. STOCK, Harry. Evan Stock, Russian Army, Pa. COHN, Arthur. Mrs. Jeanette Daniels, 2642 Russia. STRID, Nels A. Miss Christena Strid, Gur- Dockrid ;e Street, Kansas City, Mo. T.^li'T, 1-red. Miss Maud Daniels, 318 Madi- ley, Nebr. COLEM.V.N, John F. Mrs. Eva M. Coleman, son Street, Jonesboro, Ark. VAN HOCK, John. Mrs. Julia Van Hock, 81 47 ColumlniB Avenue, Exeter, N. J. THEISINOER, i-red. Otto Tbelsinger, 603 Trenton Avenue, Paterson, N. J. COLLEY, Joseph W. Frank Colley, Sulphur East Tblrteenth Street, New York, N. Y. VAN PEER. Nicholas. Mrs. Elizabeth Van Bluff, Tex. TO.Mi'KINS, William J. Mrs. Sara N. Tomp- I’eer, 163 Godwin Street, Paterson, N. J. DEGItAY, Herbert L. Godwin Degray, 109 kins. 778 Camauche Avenue, Clinton, Iowa. VAN ZANDT, Benjamin H. Harry Ward, Bl- West Post Road, White Plains, N. Y. VAN Z.VNTE, .Cndrew W. William M. Van doru. Iowa. DEL.MON.4CO, Guiseppi. Mrs. .Asiinta Trafi- Zaute, R. E. D. 4, I’ella, Iowa. WISNIEWSKI, John. Mrs. Helen Wisniew- cante, 413 East Dominick Street, Rome, VINCE.NT, Fred A. Robert Vincent, 74 Hick- ski, Lublin, Lubin, Poland, Russia. N. Y. ory Street, Springfield, Mass. ZAKRZEWSKI, Frank. Tony Zakrzewskl, P. DEL TUFO, Anthony.- Miss Liberta Cohoche, VIOLA, David. David Eighty-fourth Viola, Chieckanow, G. Block, G. Sausk, Russian 120 Academy Street. Newark, N. J. Place, Brooklvn, N. Y. Poland, DRZEWIKCKI Frank. Keymln Drzewleckl, WELMER, Clifford F. John F. Weimer. 251 ZUICK, Isadore A. Peter Zulck, Louisville, 4 Oakland .Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. North Nineteenth Street, East Orange, Ohio. ENTERLINE. Blaine. Monroe S. Enterline, N. J. ALEXANDER, Nick P. Miss Helen Alexan- Edon, Ohio. WHITAKER, Loy O. Mrs. Jane M. Johnson, der, Kranithlou, Greece. FENNER, Jacob Ellsworth. William Fenner, Ilettick, ill. AUMENT, Edward P. George E. Aumcnt, 902 R. F. D. 1, Metamora, Mich. WILEXOLUSKl, Aleksandea. Wadislaw Wl- Second Street, Lancaster, Pa. FRANK, Joseph Irving, Max Frank, 850 lexuluski, 1531 Bissell Street, Baltimore, BAKER, Edward. Oluf Baker, Winifred, East One hundred and sixty-first Street, Md. Mont, New York, N. Y. GIACCIIE. Oreste. WOMACK, Roy E. Mrs. Argie Womack, BAHKICELLI, Pelligrlno. Vincenzo Biaca- Miss Aneta Gentile, 155 Central Street. North Houston, Tex. dlo. 1614 Rutland. Vt Boulevard, Granville, N. J. Samuel Z.VBRISKI, John. John Zabriski, Dundee BALM, Cliarles. Mrs. Mollle Ruthauser, 1076 GOZZOLO, L. Mrs. Mary Duisit. 817 Ann Street, West Hohoken, N. J. Lakes, N. J. Home Street, New York, N. Y. GREEN, Virgil S. Glrthrle Green, Heflin, ARDEN 1, Felice. Leo Nardo Ardeni, Fumone^ BOORMAN, Julian Mrs. Elsie Evelyn Boor- La. Rome, Italy. man, box 614, Spring Valley, N. Y. ARMSTRO.no, William J. Mrs. Lettie Arm- BREDENDICK, William E. William Breden- HASLETT, John W. Mrs. Mary B. Uaslett, strong. 1723 Jackson Street, Scranton, Pa. dlck, Shepley, Wis. Momence, III. J. Barbalat, BAKB.VL.CT, .\braham Joseph BREWTON, Bruce. Mrs. Alabama Brewton. HILLER. John. Mrs. Henry J. Borges, 62 213 East Twenty-first Street, New York, Kirbyville, Tex. Striker Avenue, Wood«lde, N. T. N. Y. CAMPBELL, Winfield P. Fred B. Campbell, HINCn. Di'lniar ,T. Henry Finch. Rufe, Okla. BARKER, George William. Mrs. Minnie Bar- R. F. I). 3. .Altamont, Kans. HT^GItES, Willie C. Mrs. Ida Hughes, Utica, ker. 208 Kirby -\venue, Lackawanna, N. Y. CARB, William H. Mrs. Ida M. Carb, Genoa, Okla. 111 BERRYHILL, Lucian O. James T. Berryhlll, . JONES. Norman W. C. Mrs. Ida J. Jones, R. F. D. 5. Cochran. Ga. CHI RES, Angleus E. John Hareftis, 1156 912 Pinenood Avenue, Toledo. Ohio. Justilien. BROrSS.VRD, Simon Broussard, South Halsted Street, Chicago, 111. JORD.*N. Walter S. Mrs. Fannie L. Jordan, Iberia, New La. CIIUKCU, Joseph. Jeff Church, Petersburg. I’altsades. N. Y. BULLINOS. Luther. Joe Bullings, Smith, Va. Ind. KR,\SNOV. Waslel. Miss Dora Krasnov, 232 BCROroU. William A. Waller Burough, CL.AYTON, Jesse L. Russell Catherine Street. McKee's Rocks. Pa. Mason. Ala. R. Clayton, Bry- son, Tex. G.AR.4, Emilio. Mrs. Paremina Gara. Monto- CUNNINGHAM. Andrew J. Mrs. Nora Mc- GO.MI’S. Theodore. Joseph Getts, 1274 Lin- contra, Italy Spiegel, Fadden. 3417 Falls Road, Baltimore, Md. coln .Avenue, Rockford, III. GOODIN, Alexander. Walter 25 DORE, James E. Miss Anna Dore, 1507 Ir- CONLEY, George T. Bloomel Conley, Fort South Street, New York, N. Y. ving Street NW.. Washington, I). C. Laramie, Wyo. GR.vn.'M. James, jr. James Graham, 830 DOW, George, jr. George W Dow, sr., 634 COlU ORAN, John Joseph. Patrick Corcoran, South Sti'te Street, Svracuse, N. Y Franklin .4 venue. Shelbyvllle, Ind. 43 Center Street, Mindleboro, Mass. GRA.NT, Walter R. Richard Grant, 2040 DUNL.4P. Peter R. Mrs. Annie Dunlap, Mc- COVR.AS, Peter IL llaralambo Covras, Erell- Valentine .Avenue, New York, N. Y Coll, S. C. 808 MItymele, Gree MANUEL, James W. Mrs. Julia Manuel, MARINE, David. Mrs. Marie Marine, 1432 PORTER, Frank L. George A. Porter, Patoka. Nineteenth Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. West Harrison Street, Chicago, 111. 111 . MECLOSKI, Mike. Mrs. Mary Kominski, 603 MEADERS, Chester A. Euris C. Meaders, PRZEORSKI, Anthony T. Stanley Przeorski, Twenty -second Street, Windber, I’a. Loveland, Okla. 1244 Rebecca Street, I’ittsburgh, Pa. MENK, Ellsworth B. Mrs. Sarah Menk, 404 MEYN, Gust Carl. Erich Meyn, R. F. D. 6, RANKE, Fred. Henry Meyer, 175 East Sev- East Henry Street, Staunton, 111. Fond Du Lac, Wis. enty-Ufth Street, New York, N. Y. METRIOKAS, John. Mrs. Mary Lowanas, 40 MILESKA, Frank. Loo Mileska, 94 Knox REDING, Emil F. Mrs. Louise Reding, 1623 Hud.son Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Lewiston, Me. Washington Street, Evanston, 111. MILLER, Miles E. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, MILLER, Francis B. Mrs. Ethel Miller, 910 RICE, Robert J. Mrs. Mary .lane Rice, 12 Annville, Pa. Sixteenth Street, Tyrone, Pa. Grove Avenue, Ashtabula, Ohio. MILLER, Oswald T. Oliver Miller, Glenwood, MILLER, Fred L. Lee Miller, R. F. D. 4, RIDGE, Edward. Mrs. Josephine Ridge, Point Minn. Stanberry, Mo. Pleasant, Pa. MINISCI, George. Joe Minlsci, Greggsville, MILLER. Lonnie. John M. Miller, Wardell, SCHLOSSER, Link F. Mrs. John Schlosser, N. y. Mo. R. F. D. 7, Napoleon, Ohio, OLIVO, Antonio. John Olivo, 227 Benson MINER, Escoe. Sylvester Miner, Iliad, Mont. SERRATT, James L. John M. Serratt, New- Street, Camden, N. J. MORAN, George J. Miss Helen Moran, 32 lin, Tex. PALLIOTITIIAKIS, George. Nicholas Pal- Kingsbury Street, Waterbury, Conn. SISK, Alba H. Mrs. I-ucy V. Sisk, 1905 liouthakis, Fone I’r., Apocorana, Cute, MORGAN, Kenneth. L. Mrs. Clara Morgan, Sol- South Grand Avenue, Sedalia, Mo. Greece. dier, Jefferson County, Pa. SKAALAND, Rudolph G. J. M. Skaaland, PALLONE, Louis. Mrs. Angelo Ciovanna, NOWAK, Thaddeus A. Joseph Nowak, 4924 Westby, Wis. Faberna, Italy. West Twenty-eighth Place, Cicero, 111. SORAGHAN, Owen J. John Soraghan, 129 PANICO, Antonio. Carmine Panico, 1911 OCCHIPINT, Saveria. Mrs. Stephano Occhi- Phillips Street, Albany. N. Y. Fifth Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. pint, Camparlale, Sicilia, Italy. SPATCHER, Thomas. George Spatcher, 168 PETERSON, Luther A. Mrs. Henry Nelson, OLSEN, Ernest. Holgar Fred Olsen, R. F. D. Bloomfield Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. Fremont, Nebr. 2, box 88, Coral, Mich. SPOREC, Nicholas. Philip Burak, 4303 Ger- PE'FITT, Alfred Mrs. Katherine Pettit, 2210 PANTOLFI, Tony. Domenico Pantolfi, Cl- mantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. South Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. cano, Provinzia Di Roma, Italy. STEPHENS, PINYAN, Albert Ben. Zach Stephens, R. Dugald L. Mrs. Agnes M. Pinyan, PATTERSON, William J. Joseph Patterson, F. D. 1, box 14, Ellsinore, Mo. Silverton, Colo. R. P. D. 2, Piedmont, Ala. T.4NNER, Ernest. Jeff Tanner, R. F. D. 3, PURNELL, Leroy D. Miss Viola Purnell, PAWLOWSKI, William A. Mrs. Ella Paw- box 47, Elizabeth, W. Va. 1044 North Uber Street, Philadelphia, Pa. lowski. Lane, S. Dak. TAYLOR, Archie. Harmon Taylor, R. P. D. ROBINSON, George F. George F. Robinson, PREVOLOS, Constantine P. Anthony Pre- 1, Rose Hill, Va. box 595, Des Plaines, III. volos, 1458 West Madison Street, Chicago, TEESDALE, Robert. Ruben P. Teesdale, ROBINSON, John. Mrs. Henrietta Robinson, 111 . Bridger, Mont. 138 Gould Avenue, Paterson, N. J. PROFFITT, Raymond H, James A. Proffitt, TRAGER, Arthur G. Mrs. Mary Witt, R. F. ROBINSON, Melville Le Roy. Sirs. Florence Nisland, S. Dak. D. box 173, Modesto, Cal. Robinson, 11 Schaeffer Street, Brooklyn, RICHARDSON, Cyril V. F. W. Richardson, VAN STY, Louis. Louis F. Van Sty, 421 N. y. Independence, Oreg. East Fifty-second Street, New York, N. Y. RUNYON, John Calvin. Mrs. Minnie D. Run- ROTHAUSER. Harry. Mr.s. Anna Rothauser, VIGNEAULT, Archie A. Joseph Vigneault, yon, 15 Smith Street, Irvington, N. J. 5.34' South Twelfth Street, Newark, N. .T. 147 South Street, Littleton, N. H. SCHNEI.L, Ruddle E. George Schnell, R. F, RUCKER, George R. George Rucker, Mun- WADE, Wesley W. Mrs, Emma Newman, D. 1, Brilllon, Wis. fordvillo, Ky. Glenrose, Tex. SHURD.V, Philip. Walar Brummen, 287 River SCAMACA, Francesco. Mrs. Rosario Angelo, WALTERS, Charlie. James Walters, Clay Street, Midvale, Pa. Robortsdale, Pa. City, Ky. SULLIVAN, Patrick. Patrick Sullivan, 1 East SCHATN, William. Mrs. Bertha Finestune, WEDGE, Broadway, Leroy D. David Wedge, 37 Clark Salt Lake City, Utah. 236 East Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Street, Bradford, Pa. VARV.\RIGOS, George. Mrs. SOSNOWSKI, Frank. Louis Sosnowski, 1841 Kyrlaky Var- MHNKLEMAN, Benjamin. O. Winkleman, 213 varigos, Thyra, Street, Chicago, 111. Oian, Greece. West Nineteenth Washington Street, Watertown, Wis. WHALEN, George T. Mrs. VALLI. Lorenzo. C. Gambaro, box 803, Crock- Minnie Whalen, WOLEVER, Willis. Mrs. Kate Wolever, Hawley, Wayne County, Pa. ett, Cal. Elbow Lake, Minn. WHITE, Charles J. Mrs. Laura Brenner, VAN NESS, Lyle J. Albert D. Conklin, Shir- WOOD, Charles Natorua, Kaus. O. Mrs. Frank S. Meek, 525 land, 111. Typlett Street, Owensboro, Kv. BALDWIN, William. Fred R. Baldwin, Olney, WALKER, J. Mrs. Ruth Walker, 214 West WOODI5URN, Albert. Elijah C. Woodburn, Ninth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Rockport, Ky. BARBIERI, Domenico. Mrs. Catherine Bar- WILKINSON, Edgar McKinley. G. O. Wil- ZIEGERT, Fred W. William Ziegert. 2858 bleri, Castcl Di Sasso, Casenta, Italy. kinson, 2023 Raspberry Street, Erie, Pa. West Twenty-third Street, Chicago, 111. BATTITA, Tony. Mrs. Angelino Battita, 55 WINN, Bernice E. J. A. Winn, Wylie, Tex. BATHKE, Andy Anton. Mrs. Henry Bathke, Harper .Avenue, Irvington, N. J. WOODWARD, Belmont H. Mrs. Helen Wood- Algoma, Wis. BERARDINELLI, Mariani. Mrs. Flomono P. ward. 188 Hale Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BONTEMPI, Carlo. Rinaldo Bontompl, Cai- Berardinelli, Monteferrante, Chieti, Italy. YALE, Leon W. Mrs. Leon W. Yale, 33 Stur- fona Per La Costa, Provincia Di Perugia. BISenOFF, Bernard F. Bernard F. Blschoff, ges Street. Binghamton, N. Y. Italy. Salem, W. Va. KROTICK, Mike. .John Panic, 1106 North BROWN, Leveritt Raymond. Mrs. Nettie CALLAHAN, John C. Mrs. Katherine Calla- Chicago Street, Chicago, HI. Brown. Good Ground, Suffolk County, N. Y. han, 207 East Seventy-fourth Street, New L.CWSON, Green. William Lawson, Perkins, DAWSON, Victor R. J. D. Dawson, Belle- York. N. Y. Ky. fonte. Pa. CAREY, James. Jerome Carey, Clifton Avenue LE.IRN, Elbert F. Mrs. Mary Learn, Belvi- norlb, Bridgeport, Conn. GARCIA, Pete. Roman Garcia, King City, CRAWFORD, Donald dero, N. J. Cal. C. Charles Crawford, LOEWSKI, Joseph. ,\lex Loewski, 131 Wis- R. F. D, 2, Paradise, Kans. GILL.YM, Leslie W. Mrs. Malvina Gillam, boro Street, Utica, N. Y'. CROSS, James. Mrs. Theresa general delivery, Kent City, Mich. Cross, San Pablo. Mrs. Clarita C. Lucero, 739 Fraudio, Katansadia, LUCERO, HOFFMAN, George K. David Hoffman, 14 Italy. Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex. E V.Yalnu-t Street, Hartford, DAILEY, Arthur R. Mrs. Caroline Dailey, Edward. William M. McClus- Conn. Friday Harbor, McCLUSKEY, LIPIKO, Stanley. Michael Lipiko, Szgisuitos Wash. key, Lagrange, Ga. DEL1L(3, John. Mrs. Vilna, Lithuania, Russia. Angiolina Felizlano, M.VNTEUFEL, Henry F. William Manteufel, 178 Titan Street, Philadelphia, Pa. NESBITT, James J. Mrs. Jessie Gallagher, Storm Lake, Iowa. 88 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DOUGHERTY, Hugh .A. Mrs. Constance S. Joseph. Cisare Merlo, box Dougherty, MERLO, 57, Mo- NIELSON, .\xel G. Mrs. Ane Nielson, Jap- 384 Slanor Avenue, Woodhaven, renci, Ariz. Long Island, N. Y. pesgade 18 Nykobing, Falster, Denmark. FERRELL, William P. Edward R. Ferrell, R. MIGILORE, Frank. Mrs. Lena Migliore, 356 PANETTI. Giuseppe. August Panetti, Car- b'. 1 East Thirty-second Street, New York, N. Y. pineto, Romano, Ital,y. D. , Woeksville, N. C. FILBIN, John, jr. .John Fllbin, sr., Mont- MILDENBERG, Oliver V. Miss Ellen Leo, PANZ.-V, Charles. Francesco Panza, Province gomery, Kanawha County, W. Va. 388 Baldwin Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. of Cosenzo, San Pietro Guguarano, Italy. FGRD, Lewis P. William G. Ford, Eolia, MILLER, Lamoino C. P. Mrs. Hattie B. PURSLEY,, Jacob L. Mrs. Rboda E. Co.x, Mo. Miller, 402 North Rubey Street, Macon, Mo. 2810 South K Street. Elwood, Ind. MILLER. Wilfred. Felix Miller, Grand Co- GASIK. Stanley. Miss Malda Gasik, 2833 RINOLDI, Joseph. Oranzo Vnagnzo, 420 tea u, La. Front Street, Hartford, Conn. East Eighty-eighth Street. Chicago, 111. T. J. T. Roach, GRILLE, James. I'cter Grille, Tosa, Province MILLS. William A. .Tohn Mills, Weir, Miss. ROACH. Ben R. F. D. 2, of Mesra, Italy. MOSER, .Joseph. Mrs. Fredricka Moser, 091 Bertram. Burnet County, Tex. GUARN.VCCLA, Paspuale. Miss Miles Vin- Lll'- Street, Elgin, 111. VARGO, Steve. Frank Vergo, D. Horvath, Austria-Hungary. cenzo. 37i St. Marks ITace, New York, N. Y. MUJIM.V, Dale G. Lee Mumma, Grimes, Cal. HETTRICK, Lawi-ence E. Lawrence Larson NEWELL, Fred. Henry H. Newell, R. F. D. ZOIA, Angelo. Francisco Zoia, Turbigo, Mi- lano, Italy. Hottrick, Belvidere, 111. 3, I’rlnceton, N. C. HOWELL. Trin S. Mrs. Gertie Lee Howell, NOBLES, Mack D. Benjamine E. Nobles, ABEYTA. Jose F. Malagmas Abeyta, Tiena 002 East Fortieth Street, St. Elmo, Tenn. Fanvell, Tex. Amarilla, N. Mex. JACOBO, Pasqualo. Frank Belmont, 6 Win- OSBORNE, Absolon L. W. Washington Os- AHRENS, William C. Mrs. Emma Ahrens, throp Street, East Boston. Ma.ss. borne, .Yshlaud N. C. 4743 Race Avenue, Chicago, 111. JOSEPHS, Alphonsas F. Mrs. A. Josephs, PATTERSON, Webster P. Mrs. N. L. Jenner, ALLEN, Harry Jerome. Mrs. Nettie Allen, 10 313 West . Fortieth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. general delivery. East Seattle. Wash. Bristol Street, Canandaigua. N. Y. KRANZO, Albert. Mrs. Elizabeth Kranzo, 350 P.\UIj, Blair. Frank I. Paul, 545 Rex Ave- AMOS, Roy J. Mrs. Roy J. Amos, 3025 Tay- Severn h Street, Jersey City, N. .1. nue, Portland, Oreg. lor Street. Richmond, Va. LAK.\A\ Claude. Mrs. Frodie Penderghast, PERSON, .Tes.se. Dan Person, Eugene, Ind. AUDETTE, Frederick. Ephani Audette, 203 Grapeland, Tex, POOL. Walter L. George Pool, R. F. D. 1, Marrimer Street, South Portland, Me. LOR.AN. Nicholls. Thomas Loran, Mandan, Baldwin, Ga. BALDWIN, Marion S. Mrs. Zula I. Baldwin, N. Dak. POPEFK.i, Chari,V. Ben.iamin Hyman, 133 Colby, Kans. LU'rZ, .lolin. Miss Assunta Luzzi, Giuliano, North Connecticut Avenue, Atlantic City, B.VTES, Marion II. Mrs. Marion Bates, Oak- Provinzia Di Roma, Italy. N. J. lan, Iowa. McGLYNN, Thomas William. Mrs. Ethel I*OPP, Louis G. Mrs. Francis Popp, Sellers- BATES. William C. Robert E. Huntley, Cen- McGlynu, 55 Boman Street, Rochester, N. Y. burg, Ind. tral Street, Scituate, Mass. 2S THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BITI.LETIX; ISIOXDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1<)19. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING r.ATTIG, Charles. Mrs. George Tuttle. Wone- KITCHENKA, Andrew. Frank Kitchenka, U. ADSIT, Henry. Mrs. Henry Adsit, 151 Park '.voc. Wis. S. S. Aldhama, care of I’ost master. New Street, Buffahi, N. Y. BL.\NKI'..VSIlir, Kvcrett. Mrs. I.aura A. York. N. V. AGNEW, John A. Peter L. Agnew, 377 lUankcnsliip, Kistler. Logan County, W. Va. KR.VIATIFK, Nicholai. Andy Krauchuk, Lyn- Cliestnut Street, East Lynn, .Mass. B.\rCU. Joel L. Mrs. D. Mallett, Moyers, dora. Pa. BKIL\N, Joseph jr. .loseph C. Behan, 17 Okla. L.AWHEAI), Frank A. Mrs. Ada Lnwhead, Belle Avenue, Troy. N. Y'. BKKG, Samuel T. Mrs. Abel G. Stromgren, Prescott, Ariz. BETTES, Cliiirles C. Sirs. Carol Bettes, 2210 Constame, Jlinn. LKITNLU, John F. Fred Leitner, 805 East Silver Street, JacksouvilU-, Fla. IUT (ii;l>. Cecil. Mrs. Edu.a Buford, II. F. D. Twenty-fourth Street, Kansas i.'ity. Mo. CASE, Edgar R. Mrs. i.ouise W. Case, 2 2. McLean, 111. LYONS, Dan. Mrs. Eunice Lyons, 1219 East Intervale Street, White Plains, N. Y. GALG.VNO. Angelo. Mrs. Lucy Demaio, Avenue, Tulsa, Okla. COGSWELL, Theodore L. Theodore M. l.olii Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. MEAD, Joiin H. Lowing Mead, West Eighth Cogswell, 10!).") New Hiuiipshiie Avenue GKAXDIN, Edward. .Mrs. Mary Grandin, Sireet, one b.undred and sixty-ninth pre- NW., Washington, D. C. 70.'! I'residcnt Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. cinct. Coney Island, N. Y. F1TZ(;KRAI.,D, Arthur J. Mrs. Delpblue S. riiilip IIOLSIIEIMEK. I’cter. George H. MK.ADE, Arthur C. Mrs. Julia I. Meade, 340 Baird, Holly, Mich. Ilolsheimer, Beaverton, Oreg. East 'I'wenty-tifth Street, Baltimore, Md. FOUlLVIvER, iau’oy L. .1. D. Fouraker, Scol- JOII.NSOX. Johan II. .Mrs. Esther Utten- ME.VNEY, Maurice A. Mrs. Mary M25 Lexington Street, Chicago, 111. MT'Ill’HY', Beruie. Mrs. Ethel Murphy, 315 LANGS, IJoyd 1). JIrs. Jefferson D. Langs. LOME, George M. J. F. Lov,-e, Lusburg, Fast Chestnut Street, Kankakee, 111. 55 Bennett Street, I’.attle I'reek, Mich. Ala. OTTO. Adolph. Julius Zasko, Renville, Minn. LITTLEJOHN, Cyril M. Mrs. W. G. White, Mc;..\ritIN, Harvey E. John McLaurin, Fay- PETRIE, William F. Mrs. Mary i’etrie, 169 15110 Prytania Street, New Orleans, La. etteville, N. C. Dauforth Avenue, Jersev City, N. J. MoCLUKR, Edwin A. E. B. McCluer, Boa MFLItEY, James .T. Mrs. Ethel Rogers, 1574 REDDIN, Willie T. William F. Thiebaul, Air, Va. Moriarty, Jlex. Fol.-om Street, San Francisco, Cal. N. MERCER, Frank Owen. Oscar Owen Mercer, MYEilS, William J. A. Myers, Jen- REED, Charley H. Joe Reed, Voorhi*, Tenn. James 6.52 Stuart I’uilding, Seattle, Wash. nings, N. C. RICHARDSON. Ralph M. Mrs. Ella Richard- MOYNIJIAN, .\llan J. Mrs. Mjirgaret Muynl- NELSO.N, Herbert M. Mrs. Dora Nelson, son, Dimms, III. luin, 0504 South Chirmont Street, Chicago, general dclivei'y, Humboldt, Iowa. RIDDEL, James It. Mrs. Mary B. Riddel, 781 111 . ITiCE. George F. Mrs. Aunie Speeds, 43 Bennett Street, Marion, Ohio. Sheridan Road, .\nacostia. D. C. ROARTY, Luke J. Mrs. Bridget A. Itoarty, OTiTT, Spaulding W. Mrs. Charles H. Ovitt, R.tM'LINS, .\llen M’. Mrs. James Prat, 1123 2.-)(i Si.xth Street, Hoboken, N. .1. ill Fourth Sireet. Muskegon, Mich. Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, 111. SCHEIBLE, George J. Mrs. Sophia Scheible, SAFFORD, Howiird P. George H. Salford, RE.KLE. I)omeni 111 . Birchwood Avenue, Chicago, 111. Henderson, N. C. BItAATON, Anton. Alfred Braaton, Clifford, ZELI.KR, George J. George J. Zeller, 1736 BUTLICR, Ollie Mairs. Andi-ew Mairs Butler, N. Dak. West Niuetv-ninth Street, Chicago, 111. 5 M Street NW., Was: ington, U, C. BRADFORD, Samuel N. Mrs. Ida M. Brad- ABBOTT, Wilhern A. William A. Abbott, DOI!SON, William A. Mrs. Mary E. Dobson, ford, Savage, Md. 'I'rent, Tex. Fort Greble, R. I. BRISCOE. Robert. Mrs, Casilia Briscoe, 1626 ABEYTA, Antonio J. Mrs. Catalina Aheyta, .T.YBINE, Tiiomas. Mrs. T. L. .Tabine, 19 East Madison Street. Baltimore, Md. Ferndalc, N. Mex. Elinor Plai'O. Yonkers, N. BRYANT, M'illiam Miner. Mrs. Emma Bryant, ABBYT.V, Soferino. Mrs. Nattvada De Aheyta, MrCANIEL, Monte. Albert Ralph Matthews, 302C West Street, Hutchinson. Kaus. Bernardo, N. Mex. R. P. D. 7, t'olumbia, Tenn. CLAYI'OOL, Raymond. Mrs. Willa R. Mc- AILEY, I.awrence U. Mrs. Irma Sarrett, 1029 MURPHY’, William M. Michael E. Kerrigan, Whiuney, Kittanning, Pa. West Chestnut Street, Denison, Tex. Quanah, Tex. COLBURN, Guy A. JIrs. Harriet Colburn, BAl.L. James N. Frank Ball. Hillsdale, Pa. MOORE, John M. ili-s. Mamie Love, 3104 Sioux Rapids, Iowa. BA LYE.VT, Alfred Edson. Daniel Balyeat, 412 Twelfth Street, Meridian, Miss. COUCH, Cyrus L. Zabert B. Couch, 1611 East Comstock Street, Owosso, Mich. BOY'I), David. Mrs. Bennie Boyd, Teague, Twelfth Avenue, South Birmingham, Ala. BARFIELD, Forest II. Mr.s. Mary A. Bar- Tex. CRONIN, Joseph P. Daniel Cronin, 85 You- field, 7412 Ethel Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. ERy.YN, Thomas W. Mrs. Annice R. Bryan, ville Street, Manchester, N. II. La Fayette, Ga. Wounded Slightly. CROSS, Elvon J. John Kimpson, Carbon, COVEY, Leo F. Francis A. Covey, R. F. D, Iowa. MAJOKS. 1, Coldwater. Mich. DAVIS, Clare C. Mrs. Gertrude D. Da-vls, GORDON, William A. John W. Gordon. 175 IVest Alexander. Pa. CALLEN. Nathaniel E. Mrs. N. E. Callen, Kimberly -Yvemie, S’ew Haven, Conn. DEAN. Curtis. Mrs. Lucinda Dean, Whites Greenville, S C. ModON.YLD, Fiedrick Honour. W. O. Mc- Creek, W. Va. LOCKWOOD, 'SVilllam G. Mrs. Florence Lock- Donald. Gainesville. Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. DEVORE, Isaac J. Mrs. Edna Devore, gen- wood, 917 Riverside, R.YY’ Norman P. Mrs. M. P. Ray, 507 Ohio eral delivery, Andover, Kaus. ROBERTS. Spencer. Charles R. Roberts, Pel- Street, Butler, Mo. DORNEY, Edmund J. Mrs. Isabella Domey, ham I'ourt, Philadelphia, I’a. VOLKM.YN, James Miss Kate Y’olkman, 531 Gilman City, Mo. GOLDSTEIN, Emanuel. Mrs. Annie Gold- Avenue D, Rochester, N. Y. DREYER. Ernest H. Ernest Dreyer, Otter- stein. 601 McDonough Street, Brooklyn, VICTOR, Clyde Mrs. Clyde V. Verglund, tail, Minn. N. Y. 1123 Greeii Street. San Francisco, Cal. DOMBKONSKY, John. Mrs. William Domb- CAPTAINS. JAMES, Raymond Herner. Edgar JameB, 6814 Union .\ venue, Chicago, 111. konsky. 21 Princeton Avenue, East Hamp- Mrs. Charles J. Austin, AUSTIN, Charles J. JONES, German R Mrs, Fannie Jones, East ton, Mass 440 Taft Boulevard, San Antonio, Tex. EBERI.E, Henry E. Mrs. Anna Lidle, 410 Walnut Street, Decatur, Ala. MILLER, Earle V. Mrs. Louesa J. Miller, KRT’K.VR, Frank. Mrs. Kntbrlne Krnkar, West Norris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Hillsboro, Ohio. FORBES, James H. Mrs. Eva M. Mershimer, station D, Route 3, box 15C, Milwaukee, JA.MES. John W. Mrs. Julian C. Jordan, 869 Wis. New Castle, Pa. Main Street, Danville, Va. GALLAGHER, Thomas L. Mrs. Mary Galla- SAVERY, Charles R. Mrs. Charles R. Savery, PETTEE. Charles S. Mrs. Charles S. Pettee, Tupelo, Miss. gher. 355 East Fourth Street, Ottumwa, Imrham N. Y. Iowa. PETERS, James E. Mrs. Zclla M. Peters, SEROEANTS. Va. GOOD, Louis F. M, S. Good, 119 East Wood- 404 West Cary Street, Richmond, ALBEE, Birne.y Gilbert. Mrs. Birney J. bine Avenue. Kirkwood, Mo. REINHARDT. John P. Mrs. Rebecca Rein- Albee. 205 Juneau Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. GRAHAM. Samuel It. Charley Graham, Camp- hardt, Gastonia, N. C. ANDERSON, Gustave A. K. Johannes An- bell. Mo. SC.tRR, Francis Joseph. James Scarr, 312 derson, 5 Hede Kiingsbacka, Sweden, GREEN, William Porter. Mrs. Etta Brady, Columbus Avenue. Hasbronck Heights. N. J. BOUGTITER, John George. Boughter, W. Joseph SackettB Harbor, N. Y. VAN GIESON, Walter W. Mrs. Walter Rovalton. P.a HAMMEL, Banhard B. Mrs. Lydia K. Ham- Van Gieson, 285 Wrexham Avenue, Colum- CAI.DWELL, Earl W. Mrs. Lettle Caldwell, mel. R. F. D. 2, Carlyle, HI. bus, Ohio. Parsons, Kans. HAWKINS, Cecil R. Mrs. Louisa Hawkins, GAMMEI.L, Arthur A. William Gammell, CIIFSKY’, Mitcbeil. Paul Chfsky, Grodans Kyle, Tex. 170 Hope Street, Providence, R. I. Koz, Gubana, Russia. HETMANCHRAK, Michael. Phillips Luce- LIEUTE.VAXTS. COLE. Paul W. Mrs. Mildred Cole, 405 West yech, 322 Burmridge Street, Philadelphia, Eighth Street, Berwick, Columbia County, I’a. CORMIER. Joseph A. Mrs. Catherine Cor- Pa. JOYCE, Lyndon W. William H. Joyce, 788 mier, 1647 East Twelfth Street, Brooklyn, D.WIS, .Yaron V. James M. Davis, Elkins, Lake Street, Newark, N. J. N. Y. W. Va. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBHUARY 10, 1919. 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEK PERSHING GREEH, Cbcster. Dewey II. Greer, R. F. D. ARVINE, John C. Mrs. Mattie Arvine, 217 RONAN, Patrick; Mrs. Minnie Grove Uouan, 5, High I’oint, N. C. South Mlldun Street, F'ort C'ollins, Colo. 121 VCaluul Street, Johnstown, Pa. HICKEY, AiulC'oae F. Mrs. Mary Hickey, 414 BERNARD, Joseph W. Walter V. Bernard, ROWLAND, Amiiler C. George llowland, 151 South Meadow Street, Watertown, N. Y. 22 llugartli Street, Detroit, Mieh. Temple Avenue, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. LOWEXSTEIN, Sl'.erman L. Mrs. Johanna BICE. Harry Voorhies. William F. Bice, KABAK, .Tose|)h. Johu Rybak, Warsaw, Rus- Lowonstein, 411 East Third Street South, Wharton, N. J. sian Poland. Salt Lake City, Utali. CHRISTENSEN, Max P. Neils Christensen, SILVW, Luke C. Mrs. Dora M. Shaw, box MUKI’IIY, Percy J. Francis J. Murphy, 425 25 Borgergade, Aalborg, Denmark. 079. Uuiontown, I’a. West Two liundrcd and fourteenth Street, CLANCY, George. JIrs. F’lora Clancy, Marion STOUB.VCK. Matthew. Matt Storhack, Arn- New York, N. Y. Hotel, Hannibal, Mg. iieim, Mich. PARKER, Albert A. William Parker, Uni- CRAWFORD, Charles L. Charles F. Crawford, TOPP, Bernhardt. Christian Topp, Sidney, versity Place, Beaver Dam, Wis. Adamstown, Md. Mont. DUNLAP, William O. Cornell Dunlap, 078 CURTIS, James O. James M. Curtis, Car- YOrXG, Robert G. S. J. Young, 1000 Wood- Broad Street, Elizabetli, N. .1. rollton, Mo. lawn Avenue, Bristol, Tenn. FLANARY, John B. Mrs. Elkanah F'lanary, HERBST. Leo. Mrs. Anna Herbst, 509 ADAMS. Joliu E. Mrs. Jolm E. Adams, R. F. R. F. D, 1, Dot, Va. North Street. Waukesha, Wis. D. 2. Pulaski, Va. FLYNN, Martin J. Jliss Noiah Flynn, 224 J.AHNKE, Edward A. Mrs. Ida .Tahnke, 1904 BAUER, Jolin A. Mrs. Kate Batter, R. F. D. Grove Street, Manchester, N. II. Bazmillor Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3, I’errv, Mo. BERy.KNSKl, Waller. Mrs. Francis Berzen- KOUT.XIK, Carl. Frank Koutuik, R. F. D. BREEDING. Pearl. Karl V. Breeding, 609 ski, 1007 St. Aubin, Delroit, Mich. 2, Kewaunee, Wis. North Marion Street. Ottumwa, Iowa. GIBSON, William ]’. Mrs. Lavenia Gibson, KREUTER, George E. Mi.ss Katherine Kreu- CLE.VVKS, Edwin L. F. E. Cleaves, 03J All- R. F. D. 7, South Ricbiuond. Va. t(>r, 185 East Eightieth Street, New Y'ork, ston Street. Lawrence. Mass. HORN, Frank E. Miss Margaret G. Horn, 226 N. Y. CLARK, Glen Clifford. Mrs. J. D. Clark, i'l'alnut Street, Bristol, Pa. McDON.VLD, George. Mrs. .Tennie Wrightly, R. F. D. 3, Hubbard. Oliio. OLSEN, Olaf Segard. Mrs. Mamraie Dahlen, 1825 Orthodox Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CLEA'ELANI), .Teronie S. Miss Carrie Cleve- 1102 Banks Avenue, Supeiior, Wis. McDONNELI., I^eouard. Mrs. Mary E. Mc- land, 140 Newark Street, Newark, X. J. Donnell, Street, Bedford, OTTE. Albert Clarence. Fred A. Otte, 0021 116 Rivet New DTTXN, Raymond T. Mrs. t aroline MtiUen, Vernon Avenue, Chicago, 111. Mass. 518 West One hundred and forty-sixth POLIER, Ross. Mrs. Maragurett Polier, 208 MARKIE, Joseph S. Miss Emma Markle, Street, New A’ork, N. A'. Grant Street, Oslikosh, Wis. 2118 East Ninety-third Street, Cleveland, FftX’KE, Fred R. Mrs. Frodericka Fttnke, 371 RODRIGUEZ, Placide. Mrs. Vera Rodriguez, Ohio. Tenth Avenue. Astoria. X. A’. Eardane, W. Va. MEARS, William. Joseph Mears, Frostburg, GII.M AN. John (?. Mrs. Emma L. Gilman, ROSENTH.VL, Robert T. Mrs. Joseph Rosen- Md. R. F D. 3, .Ashland. Va. thal, 121!) Bluii' Street, Beloit, Wis. NIK.AS, Athennsios. Christo Nikas, Aivate, GRAHAM. William. Samuel Graham. R. F. RUDD, C'liford Louis, Mrs. Mathilda I. Salonica, Greece. D. 2. Oconto, AVis. Rudd, 1004 Nevada Street, Toledo, Ohio. I'REVOST, Ernest Albert. Charles Prevost, H.VCKLEY. Guy. Mrs. Gertrude Brown, 826 SINELL, Hairy C. Mrs. Myra .Adelaide Sinell, Hildebrand Street, Toledo, Ohio. R. F. D. 2, Onaway, Mieh. Suffern, N. Y. D. T. Hall. Irving, 111. RICH VRDSON, Joseph D. Mrs. J. W. Hodges, H.ALL, George John WOLFF, Lester E. Mrs. Anna M. Wolff, 28 R. F. D. 1, Martinsville, Va. i’eoria Street, Buffalo, N. Y. BUGLERS. RICHARDSON, Olin L. Miss Ella Holt, 22 FRENCH, Robert. Clay E. French, 132 West Maple Avenue, Andover, Mass. 51. AY', Albert E. 5Irs. Elvira May, 311 Rebecca Water Street, Urbana, Ohio. ROLLS, Ciarente A. Mrs. Frank Rolls, De Street, Throop, Pa. ABELY, Joseph F. W. F. Abely, 374 Win- Ruyter, N. Y. RIEIIL, Julius J. Mrs. Harry Jackson, 2047 throp Street, Winthrop, Mass. ROY, Eugene. Eugene Roy, 09 Foster Street, -Alta .Avenue, Louisville, Ky. BULL. George B. Mrs. Cordelia M. Bull, North Attleboro, Mass. WILSON, Porter D. Worth B. Wilson, Munior, 2930 Westwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. SHE.Ut, Chester A. Mrs. -Alice Sliear, 249 W. Va. CANTRELL, Walter. Mrs. .\gnes Ra.vbnrn, West Thirleentli Street, New York, N. Y. MECHANICS. 1202 Fletcher Avenue, lud. Indianapolis, SMITH, Dalton H. Mrs. II. E. Smith, The IIEUAY, Romie C. Mrs, Lucy S. Heuay, Lit- PIGMAN, Van B. James M. Pigman, I vis, Woodward, Washington, D. C. tleton, N. C. Ky. BAKER. Terrence T. Mrs. Sauna Y'. Baker, SOLIO, Louis. Sirs. Slary Baslo, Seneca, III. REINHARDT, Oscar John. Mrs. Edward 519 Fo'irtii Avenue NE., Roanoke, Va. BLUE, Bryson K. Mrs. F. S. Blue, Chase George Reinhardt, 611 Hubble Street, Mon- BRADLEY. Chester A. Mrs. Bradley, 234 City, A'a. roe. Mich. Boyleslon Street, Low’Cll, Mass. G.AIID, Lowery 51. 5Irs. Lticile Gard, 311 RIFE. David F. Mrs. Virginia A. Rife, R. F. BURKII.MtT, Jo.seph. Mrs. Martlia Burkhart, East Tcntli Street, Hanford, Cal, D. 5. Roanoke, Va. 172 Thirty-ninth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. WARNER, Charles E. Sirs. Mary A. Warner, SHEEHAN, Joseph L. Mrs. P. T. Sanborn, CONR.CD, Harry J. Valentine Conrad, 320 1208 Brentwood .Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 7100 T^pland Street, West Pliiladelpbia, I’a. North Talmau Avenue, Chicago, HI. WISE, Edward L, Lillian Horton, 231 State W’EAVER. Harold. Mrs. Virginia E. Wi'iiver, CORl.ETO, Felix .1. Mrs. Catherine Corleto, Street, Hudson, N. Y. 307 Fifth Street. New Kensington. Pa. 410 Monticello .Vvenue, Norfolk, Va. WILSON. Sylvester C. Edward Wilson, 2000 FBRMILLER. Frank Fritz. John Formiller, CHAUFFEUR. Moore Street, Arnold, Pa. Red Grai.ite, Wis. ROTH, Wilbur. 51rs. Anna Roth, Avon Lake, FORD, David M. .Tobin T. Ford. 318 Cedar- IIEDDERICIL John W. George W. Iledde- Ohio. viUo Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. rich. 27;?4 Broadway. Delmout, Pa. WAGONER, GODBEY, Lyle Byrd. Walter A. Godbey, HEIMERL, Peter. Mrs. Annie Heimerl, 1730 Nicholson Place, St. Louis, Mo. Wriglitstown, Wis. YOUNG, Arthur. Nicholas AY. Young, 15 GODFREY. Freland T. Mrs. Adaline God- HORNSBY, Ernest. Louis Hornsby, Elkridge, South Ohio Street, Atlantic City, N. J. fi-ey, Rankin Ferry Road. Marv'-nie. Tenn. W. Va. MUSICIANS. KALLAY' Cbarles. Sebastian Kallay, R. P. K.-VPLAN, Simon. Mrs. Maryacha Gamhurg, ILANKINS, Howard G. James Hankins, Ba- D.. Painesville, Ohio. Province, Russia. Jleua, Charnegov.ska tavia, Ohio. SORRENTTNO, Antbonv. Mrs. Irene Pisa- K.T ELD.VIIL, Ilelmer Nathaniel. Soren Kjel- eretn. 82 Market Street, WIN’I'ZER, Carl F. 5Iiss Ruby K. AA'intzer, Paterson, N J dalil, R. F. D. 3, box 51, Belgrade, Minn. ' 005 AA’est Auglaize Street, Vv’apakoneta, STILLWAGON, Oliver L. TYalter S. Still- I.OYI), Joe. Mrs. Clara Lovd, Daphne, .Ala. Ohio. wagon, Broad Ford. Pa. MEYERS, Joseph L. W. AV. McBride, Haley- CORPORALa. villc, Ala. COOK.S. Si’IEU-M.AN, George F. Mrs. Catherine Spiel- ALLEN, Ernest O. John F. Allen, R. F. D. HODGES, James W. Herbert Hodges, Irwin, man, 320 S.vdani Street, Brooklyn. N. Y^. 1, Alontevallo, Ala. Va. TYLER, Edward. Mrs. Ma)w Tyler, 2105 CHENEl.L, A'poiite. 5Iaules Chenell, general HOGAN, Henry F. J. W. Hogan, 28 Marshall Adams Street, Indianapolis, Ind. delivery, Matene, Canada. Street, Winthrop, Mass. 'ri'I.Elt, Maurice Willson. Morris Tyler, GREEN, AVilliam 11. Mrs. Mary E. Green, R. JOHNSON, CIrover. Jolin W. Glover, CIO Soutli Lyon, Mich. F. D. 1, Bon Aqua, Tenn. East Dewey .Avenue, Sapuipa. O'-la. ZEIDM.AN, Alfred. Beadsmoro Avenue, Cin- McGANDY. Raymond. Earl JleGandy. PRIVATES. Mar- cinnati. Ohio. sliall, Minn. AB.ATE, Gimi. Miss Catbetlne Abate, M.iNNING, illrhael .T. William Manning, R. .VY'I'KS, Clay. Mrs. Sue Aytes, Athens. Tenn. 262 F D.. box 77, Londonderry, N. H. B.VuRA'. John J. Mrs. T. F. Connelley, 25 Do AA’itt Street, Detroit, 5Iich. G. MICHIE, Ad.dinell II. Mrs.' Emily II. Micbie, .liidson Street, Beverly, Mass. ABDO, AA’iiliam George N. Ahdo, 127 .531 Park Street, Charlottesville. Va. CLorCH, f.cslie R. Mrs. Ethel May Clough, Tamos Avenue, Aiankato, 5Iinn. MORRIS, Chester A. George Morris, Mnl- 15 Cooper Street. Malden, Mass. ABET,, O.sie, 5Irs. Dora .Abel, Bristow, A'a.- drow. Okla. D.'TI.EA'. Lawrence Vincent. Mrs. AVilllam ABERCR05IRIE, i.eonard G. Alalcolm Aher- PETERSON, Tra L. Almond Peterson. White- Vincent Dailey, 1413 Cooper Street, Jack- croml)ie, R. F. 1). 2, Troy, Ala. wafer. ,Wi». sou, Midi. ARR.AMS, Joseph. Mrs. Ruth Abrams, Spangler, I’a. PUT.I.I.AM, Harvey .A. Cbarles B. Pulliam, GR.WKi.INE. Ernest L. Mrs. M. L. Grave- R. E. D. 1, Winterrowd, 111. ARMESON. James William. It. J. Armeson, line. 300 Fountain Street, I’awtuckot. R. I. UEIGIITT.eY, .Albert I'^. Mrs. T7 Ldgwood .Avenue, I.ongmoadow, 51ass. Mary Reightlev, IIE.VD, Thomas J. Thomas Z. Head, AVeliad- Plymouth, Wis. ARAIS'l'RONG, F. Mrs. Ella .Arm- kce, .Ala. Edmund RIDGWAA', .Tohn K. .Tobn P. Ridgway. R. F. strong, 2833 Orianua Street, Philadelphia, D. r>. box 20. Yoakum, Tex. JOV. Edward .1. Mrs. Catlierine V. Joy, 2128 I’a. RUDERT. Tony A. Tony Cubni, Prosser, Oakford SIrcet, Philadelphia. Pa. ARNOLD, .Tesse. Mrs. Emm.a L. Almond, Wash. JOA’XER. 'i'liomas F. Mrs. Marv F. Stephens, Durmid, A'a. R. F. 1). .3. Raleigh. STODDARD, Francis ,T. Mrs. Anna K. Stod- N. C. AUS'l'IN, Alva R. Frank Wilkes. Camp dard, 9.50 Denver Street. East Liverpool, KRE'I’Z, Alliort F. Mrs. Minnie Kretz, 15 Point, HI. Ohio. Jones Street, Buffalo, N. Y. B.VR'I’I’SH, .Andrew. Joseph Bartush, 398 TIIOR.NTON. Robert M. George M. Thornton. KBUl'SI. Carl. Fritz Krtiesi. 1035 Bei'gcn- Grove Street, Pertli Amboy, N. J. Central, Ala. lino .Avenue. North Bergen. N. J. BONI, .Angelo. ,'Anlouio Boni, 109 Herring- LE1BHOLZ, Henry. A. I.eihholz. 438 East YEAKSLEY, Maurice II. Mrs. Mary E. A'ears- ten Street, Detroit, Alich. lev, 211 Nortli Adams Street, West Chester, One liundred and llfty-ninth Street, New BROAA'N. Silas J. Airs. Ida Brown, 307 Forty- Pa. York, N. Y. sixth Street, I’itf shiirgli. Pa. AHI..sriIL.\GER, Hugo. Mrs. Minnie Ahl- PHII.T.TI’S. Carroll D. Mrs. .Tessie G. Phil- CAI.ENTINE, Henry William. Henry Calen- schlagcr, Ncchantiz, Tex. lips, 1434 Harlem Avenue, Baltimore, Md. tiae, R. F. D. 2, Amesville, Ohio. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX: ^lONDAY, FEBFITAEY 10, 1910. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING C04’EKT, Reuben E. Mrs. M.ary A. Covert, WEEKES. Sllles E. James Weekes, St. John, BETSCIIER, Walter A. Mrs. Caroline Bet- Tliaeber, Idalio. county Cavanaugh, Barbadocs, West Indies. seller, 611 East Avenue. Hanilllon, Ohio. DAVKXl’ORT, I.loyd. JIrs. Sally h. Dnven- WIESIEK, John 1*. Sirs. Slary Wiemer, 742 BLODGETT, Frank C. Mrs. Emma S. Blod- port, R. l'\ I). 3, box 04, Cumberland East Ninth Street, New York, N. Y. gett, Tyngsboro, Mass. County, Va. ZILBERSIAX, llermau. Sirs. Sarah Zilber- BLUSIBERG, Harry. Sirs. Fannie Blumberg, E.VdKL. Carl II. Gottlob Ensel, Edon, Obio. mau, 70 Fort Green Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 635 Arctic Avenue, Atlantic Citv, N. J. KIRKl’.Y. .lesse A. J. E. Kirkby, Sedro Wool- ZISISIERSLAX, Emanuel C. Everhart B. Zim- BRUNNER, William. Mrs. Slary L. Brunner, ley, Wash. merman, Conway, Ohio. 154 East Courtlandt Street, Philadelphia, LEIX, Mathew. Ole M. Lclu, general dcliv- ABROSI, Morris. Petter Title & Trust Co., Pa. erv. Concrete, N. Dak. I’ittsburgh, Pa. DALGAARD, Grover. Louis Dalgaard, 0737 LOtiAX, Robert 1*. -Mrs. Gertrude Logan, 212 BARXES, Fest. Sirs. Hattie Barnes, 1204 South Robey Street, Chicago, ill. Locust Street, Clearfield, l“a. I’arker Street, Columbus, Ohio. DESISIY, Herman. Clinton Demmy, 310 North Ll’t'.VS, ,lohn II. George W. Lucas, 414 BOWSIAX, John Herbert. Sirs. Hanna Bow- Twelfth Street, Lebanon, I’a. Georgia -\venue, Etowah, Tenn. man. Amsbry, Pa. ESLSNS, Ruble E. Sirs. Ellen Evans, Rose- LYXCII, Tliomas. Mrs. George Lyke, 149 BRAXDOX, I’atrick. Sirs. SI,ary O'Flaberty, mary, X. C. Rossette Street, Xew Haven, Conn. 579 Washington Street, New York, N. Y. G.\W. Oriental. Mrs. Sarah Gaw, Gainsboro, M.MIRV, James F. William Mabry, Porter, BRAXG, Henry. George Brang, Mount Ver- Tenn. X. C. non, Ky McDon- IIEDE, .Sloysius J. E. Sirs. Kate Ilede, 5043 McDOX.VLD, Curtis G. Monroe M. BREEN, Arthur. Sirs. Gertrude Breen, 158 ald, West Twenty-ninth Place, Cicero, 111. Chippewa Lake, Ohio. Orange Street, Bloomfield, X. J. Mrs. Annie Medvitzs, IIEIX, Alvin. William Hein, R. F. D. 2, John- MEDVITZS, Joseph. BROADLEY, William J. Charlie Broadley, Robins, Ohio. son Creek, Wis. 1007 l.indenwood Street, Philadelphia, I’a. HYLSWITT. Blaine. B. A. Hylswitt, 852 MEEllAX, Thomas. Mrs. Hannah McDavitt, BUCHER, Aivin. Sirs. Rosa Bucher, 45 Lyton Philadelphia, Pa. Betts Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4221 Wyalusing Avenue, I’lacc, St. Paul, Slinn. Luther. Mrs. Johanna JACKSON, Berry B. Mrs. Myrtle Roberts, MEITZEX, Martin BUCKLEY, Leo F. Mrs. J. II. Ilollcnan, Tex. 101 West Baker Street, Atlanta, Ga. Meitzen, R. E. D. 1, Ilalletsville, I'enn I'a. 1435 Avenue, Scranton, KENNY, John. Sirs. Slary A. Kenny, 592 MILLER, Charles. Hermann Moll, 39 Logan BURCH, Slartin E. Charles A. Burch, Hen- Street, Pittsburgh, I’a. South High Street, Burlington, X. .1. leyville, Cal. KURAS, Frank. John Thomas, 120 Railroad REALE, Albert. James Roale, 2571 Boyd BUSH, Harold D. Peter D. Bush, 886 Union Street, Newark, N. J. Street. Wanamio, Pa. Street, Brooklyn, X. Y. LYNCH, Daniel. Mrs. Sarah Lynch, 210 Jer- RAMLOW, William. Mrs. Certha Ramlow, Capor, 201 Oak CAl'OR, I’eter. Mrs. Frances sey Street, Harrison, X. J. Herrian Springs, Mich. Street, I’assaic, X. J. SL'MXER. Austin. Mrs. Mary Francis Sum- LYNX, Virgil. Solomon D. Lynn, Oakland, DENT, Lee William. Sirs. Fannie Dent, 220 Okla. ner, Velpen, lud. East Court Street, Springfield, Slo. \ ito. Tozzi, 837 Forquer TOZZI, Mrs. Dora DUNX, George A. Sirs. Dora Dunn, Accotink, PATTERSON, Walter. Edward Patterson, Street, Chicago, 111. Va. Highmore, S. Dak. BERTOI.IXO, Martino. John Enrico, 10549 M.SSOX, Harold S. Sirs. Mary Mason, Slichi- DUTHIE, William W. Sirs. Sarah E. Duthie, Edbroke Avenue, Chicago. 111. gan .Street, East Bloomfield, X. S'. 5032 Slarket Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CICCARELLI. Pietro. Sylvester Ciccarelli, M.SSON, Harry M. Adolph II. Mason, 417 Leslie J. Gordon M. Foote, 810 box 50.8, Monesscn, Pa. FOOTE, West Broadway, Xew S'ork, N. Y. FITZGERALD, William W. Mrs. Julia C. Fifty-sixth Street, Oakiaud, Cal. S.VSIP.VIR, Clarence. Mrs. Elizabeth Sam- Sirs. Seima Fitzgerald, I’ulaski, Va. FREDERICKSOX, Guy Clifford. pair. New Richmond, Wis. Portland, X. Y. GALL.V, Giovanni. Vincenzo Galla, box 49, Frederieksou, Main Street, SCTIMIDT. Edward A. Mrs. Slerlan Schmidt, FREE, Dallas C. C. John 1’. Free, R. F. D. 2, Brier Hill, Pa. 1784 Belmont Street, Chicago. 111. Jasper, Ga. UAL I,, Robert K. Mrs. Lena Smith, Cornish, X. P. Schuh, Lewls- Bar- SCHUII, Urban John Okla. FREESTONE, Elmer. Sirs. Sam Coones, town, Slont. ron, Wi.s. R.IIXEY', John Gannon. Mrs. Anna J. Rainey, GASS.VWAS’, James Porter. Betijamin F. Gas- SICKEI.S, Orville P. Mrs. Martha SI. Sick- 45 Wyoming Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. saway, Higgins, Tex. els. 55 .Sllen Avenue, Douora, Pa. L. Willett, Evart, Jlich. WILLETT, Don. G. GILLISI’IE, Francis J. Slichael J. Dean, 398 W.SRREX, Joe. Hyman Warren, R. F. D., WILSOX, John A. Mrs. John S. Wilson, 505 East King Street, Franklin, ind. Robersonville, N. C. West Oi;o luindred and sixty-fourth Street, GILORMO, Carmelo. (iuiseppo Ortisicco, 1310 WHITE, Donald. Stephen S. White, R. F. D. Y'ork, X. Xew Y. Daisy Street, Clearfield, I’a. 1, Hanging Rock, Ohio. WRORLEW.SKl, Vincent. Mrs. Agnes Wro- GRABDW SKl. Stanley. John Grabowski, 217 WILSOX, Holt C. Harley P. Wilson, 50 blewski, 458 Mitchell Avenue, Detroit, Mich. .X. Ferry Street, Xew Haven, Conn. Broad Street, Xew S'ork, S'. Y’EO. Charles. .Mrs. Mary Yeo, 333 i’ark .\ve- GRECO, Angelo. Nelly Greco, 865 North ZOOLE. Charles D. Mrs. Jennie Zoole, West nue. Union Hill, X. .1. Locust .Street, Hazleton, Pa. Creek, N. J. L.W. Frederick J. Mrs. Leola Lay, Blue HIXCH, J. Hutton, l.awrence 'P. Ilinch, care ARMSTRONG, Ell)ert F. Rufu.s SI. Arm- Mountain. .\la. of Joseph II. Dunham Co., 340 Broadway, strong. iSIedon, Tenn. LETTOW, John ('. Mrs. Katherine Lettow, S’ork, X. S'. AUGUSTINE, Pasquael. Domenyco Dagos- 3305 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. New LAUDAX, Howard J. Sliss Jennie Redlc, 95 tlni, Caserts, Casalvieri, Italy. LIPSCOMB, Leslie E. Peter W. Lipscomb, Glenwood Street, Buffalo, N. S'. BARNETT, Robert W. Mrs. Helen B. Knecht, Huron, S. Dak. Ilcnnan Lemke, R. F. Leedsvllie, Halethorpe P. O., Md. McCOXXELL, Harry M. Mrs. Susan Spencer, LESIKE. Herman G. 1). 6, box 106, Watertown, Wis. BECH'TEL, Henry M. Mrs. Sophia Bechtel, R. F. 1). 1, Slippery Rock, I’a. Sirs. Blanche SIc- St. Joseph, Minn. MrDERMOTT. William. Joseph McDermott, SIcALEER. Charles E. Aleor, 211 Sharler StrecT, Duquesne BERGESON, Alfred S\’. Mrs. Mary Bergeson, 30 Twenty-seventh Street. Guttenherg, X. J. Heights. Pitt.sburgli, Pa. S'ermiliou, S. Dak. McGILLICUDDY, James P. Mrs. Bridgit Fra- SIORALl.I, Frank S. Joseph Sloralli, 1011 BERMES, SS'illiam E. Mrs. Eva Bermes, 0955 caer, 31 Extension Street, Newport, R. 1. Beaver Falls, I’a. Bishop Street, Chicago, 111. MrMULLE.X, Sam E. Levi McMullen, R. F. Third Avenue, SIORAX, I'T-ed. Sliss Esther I). Sloran, box BlEtiLE. Joe. Ka.iaetan Biegle, 429 Whar- D. 1, Sisterville, W. Va. 43, Stanley, X. S'. ton Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. M.XLIXOSKI, Stanley. Louis Soliwoda, 821 BLOCKWITZ, Birt. Joe Blockwitz, Oska- Erie, OXCKEX, Alfred Gus. Henry Oncken, Wei- East Eighteenth Street, Pa. loosa. Kans. MARTIN. Hugh V. Mrs. Hugh V. Martin, mer, Tex. Tage A. S. Mrs. Salem Blom- R. F. 1). 3, Kernersyille, X. C. PETERSON. Thorvald B. Soron P. Peter- BLOMBERG. MILLER, Fred B. Mrs. .Minnie Jliller, 29 son, 213 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. berg, Minot, N. Dak. Carl Mrs. Hattie South St. Catherine Place, .Atlantic City, PRm'HE'l’T, Charlie C. R. X. I’rltchett, BLOCmSTRAND, W. Bloom- strand. Hastin.gs. Minn. X. J. Venus, Tex. BYRD, Carl C. James E. Byrd, R. F. D. 3, P.VRSOX, Clint. II. O. Parson, Brownell, PROI’ER, John. John Proper, Grodna, Rus- (treenback, Penn. sia. Kans. BYRD, William A. .Tames Byrd, R. F. D. 3, POM'ELL, Merida. W. M. I’owell, Oneida, RIGGS, Edward W. Sirs. Edith Riggs, 36 Greenback, Tenn. Ky. Ea.st Eighteenth Street, Xew Albany, Ind. CATALONA, Frederick. Michael Catalona, Robert Ray. Harvey S. Ritchey, PRIMUS, I.awyer. Mr.s. .\nnie Primus. R. F. RITCHEY, Catalonia, Province of Avciliuo, Italy. Blair County, Pa. box Reidv'ille, S. C. Blneknob, CARLSON, Henry C. I’etre Carlson, Hector, D. 1, 50, 2454 PROUDFOOT, Elihu A. Mrs. Adda Thomas, RUXKALO, Joseph. John Kretkus, Minn. Jones, Mich. South Oakley Avenue. Chicago. 111. CLARK. William M. Mrs. William M. Clark, Joseph G. Sirs. Rose Schmid, 257.5 PYBUS, Thomas SI. Mrs. M. B. Pybus, C0.S SCHSIID, St. Thomas, Mo. S'ork, N. S'. East Fifteenth Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Eighth Avenue, Xew COLEMAN. Peter J. Miss Slargaret Galla- REED, Harry F. Sirs. Slary Stock, 317 SCHIUiTZ, Alfred F. Fred Schultz, Belle gher, 408 Stone Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Plaine. Iowa. Chestnut Street, Battle Creek, Slich. COLLINS, Robert II. W. W. Collins, 7 Clin- SISIMOXS, Charles SI. John W. Simmons, SIIADWELL. Charles C. Thomas E. Shad- ton Street. Macon, Ga. R. F. D. 2. Francisco, X. C. well. 67 V’alley Street. Sopth Orange, X. J. CORNELISOX, Harvey Robert. Mrs. Belle SKIXXER, Everett M. Clark Skinner, box SHAFFER, Arthur C. William Shaffer, R. F. Cornelison, 418 South Fifth Street, Arkan- 373, Sapulpa, Okla. D. 2, Dushore, I’a. sas City, Kans. STO.XE, William E. Sirs. Elsie Stone, 430 SHAW, Daniel F. Glen Shaw, 1045 West CURTIS, Jesse W. Mrs. Jesse W. Curtis, R. I.ynn Street, Findlay, Ohio. Twentv-first Street, Erie, Pa. F. D. 3, Comanche, Okla. STRASLER, Gorman. Sliss Lida P. Gorman, SHIELDS. William. Mrs. Kate Shields. 0732 DICICERSOX, Will. Lewis Dickerson, Spray, Slount Avenue, Los 141 South View An- South Slichlgan Avenue, Chicago, 111. N. C. geles, Cal. SPADE. Emilio. Herman Spade, box 253, DOWNING, Charles S. J. F. Downing, West STREITBERGER. George F. Sirs. Babatta Ilulburton, Orleans County, N. S'. Terre Haute. Ind. Streltberger, 2230 Warren Avenue, Chicago, SUI.LIV.VX, Slortimer P. Sirs. Sullivan, 19 EMMONS, William A. Mrs. Edgar Emmons, J. 111 . Carey Street, Newport. R. I. 258 Henry Street, South Amboy, N. STROSISTED, Andrew L. Sirs. Slartha Strom- SVEISI.SN. Joseph L. Mrs. SI. Weiman, 800 FERDON, Timothy E. Mrs. Viola Ferdon, sted, 1203 First .\venue, I.lttle Fulls. Slinn. East Eh'venth Street, New S'ork, N. Y. 3223 Pine Street, Everett, Wash. SWIFT, Thornton S. O. R. Swift, Bourne, SVILI.ETT, I.ouis II. Edward Willett, Tup- FORRESTER, Claude T. William D. For- Slass. perlake, N. S’’. Tester. R. F. D. 1, Denver, Tenn. VANDERI’OOL, Slatthcw. Ezra Vanderpool, BAILES'. Renshaw X. Arden E. Bailey, FLEMMING. Michael P. Mrs. Marie Flem- Towanda, Pa. I’lainview, Okla. ming, R. F. D. 1, Manns Choice, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBBUARY 10, 1919, 31 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING FERGUSON, Jack. William Ferguson, 1427 W'ALKER, Lonnie. Mrs. Bettie Walker, box WO.TTIIE, .John. Mrs. .Angnstia Krun,ge, North Dakota Avenue, Sioux Falls, Idaho. ] 23, Bristow, Okla. R. h . D. 1. box 52, Lincoln, Ti'X. FUltTON, Neil B. William Furton, 270 Ly- WHITE, Springer C. Mrs. Ann.a L. White, WOI.J', I rank L. Mrs. Rose Wolf, 1512 East - caste Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 89 ConnelLsville Street, Uiiiontown, I’a. t base Street, Baltimore, Md. GAIDIE, Deo A. Mrs. Elizabeth Gailie, WILLETT, Thomas N. Mitchell WHlett, Old WOLJ'’, John. WilUam C. Wolf. R. F. D. 1, Chester. N. Y. Town, Me. l)OX 49, Ewing. \ a. GEYER. Reuben II. James W. Geyer, R. P. WILLI.\MS, Hiram M. Louis J. Williams, Wolfe, Willlam ll. Mrs. Jessie A. Wolfe, D. 1, New Columbia, I‘a. Sedan, Kans. 821 Sixth Avenno, Rochelle, 111. GOODELD, Clarence .1. Mrs. Mary Goodell, WOGAN, laiwreuce A. J. T. Wogan, 186 WOl.LLJl, Gn.slav .4. Bradle.v Kuiulsou, 54 194 West Pearl Street, Pomona, Cal. Naples Road, Brookline, Mass. Si. Trance .Avenue, Miiiueapolis. Minn. GORBERii, Gets. Miss Ida Butensky, 202 ARMSTRONG, Winfred B. Mrs. Margaret H. WOOD, T bai lie. Mrs. Lula Wood, R. F. U. 1, South Second Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. Shney, Lamonte, Pa. G riswoUh ille, Ga GOUDD, Gascal. Mrs. Elizabeth Franks, New- BR.tDFORD, Eugene G. Mrs. May Waad, WOOD.tRl), Tied. Mrs. Bet Woodard, It. F. D. comer. Pa. 173 Albert Street, Kingston, N. Y. (i, l)ox 56, Wilson, N. C. GOULDEN, Francis E. Charles Goulden, BRASHER, .Ydd C. Elija WL Brasher, Mo- WOODMAN, Elijah E. Oscar E. Woodman, Fairlield, Pa. s'line, Tex. Could, Harmon County. Okla. Belott. GUSTIN, Clay. S. Gustin, Middletown, Ind. BRIGHT; Amos F. Miss Alice Milton, 459 BELOTT, William F. Mrs. Elizabeth U.tRRISON, Omer. Mrs. Omer Harrison, Crane Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 21 Leonard Street, llaylon, Ohio. Omega, Ohio. BRIZZI, I’rimo. Sautl Bagleoni, Luqerno G.4FL, William 11. Mrs. l.eiia Gaui, 2810 IIUD.SON, George A. Mrs. William F. Hud- •Mines, I’a. Cliaplaiue Street, Wheeling, W. \'a. son, Steele, Mo. COOK, Charlie B. Mrs. Lue J. Cook, R. F. D. GREY, Isaac. Henry Ceorge Grey, 2230 HUEDBCT, Harold. Benjamin P. Hurlbut, 1. Stonewall, Ga. Hiiutiugti.u Street, I’hlladeliihia, Pa. .1. lleidsville. Mannsville, N. Y'. DEISER, Elmer Mrs. Josephine Delser, JONES, i.saac JI. Mary Jones, JACOB, Peter. James Jacob, 498 Prospect Fairbanks, Alaska. N. C. Street, Divingston. Conn. DENNIS, Jason. Ben Dennis, R. F. D. 1. JO.NES, Edwin O. Mrs. May D. Jones, New- .\gra. Lincoln County, JAMES, Sam .4, Ezra .lames, Seymour, Tex. Okla. port, Me. JOYCE, Henry R. JIrs. Helen Joyce, 20 DE ROSS, Charles A. G. M. Do Ross, box .584, Jennings. La. JO.NF.S, Ernest. Mrs. Julia A. Jones, 303 Kearney Avenue, Arlington, .1. North N. South West Street, Raleigh, N. C. K.MC.tSCIK, .Vmbrose F. George Kakascik, DE MUZIO, lionati. Rocco Grosso, 16 Third KDLKINSKV, Fred. ill's Sarah Kobrinsky, '>ox 40(>, Mingo Junction, Ohio. .\vonne. New Kensington, I’a. 1108 lYesl Fourteenth Street, Chicago, 111. KITTS, Edward F. Payton Kitts, Proctor- DOUGHERTY, Raymond J. Mrs. Ettie N.iRKIN, Isadoro. .\lbert Bloom, 153 1 Sixth vide, Ohio. Dougherty, 240 High Street, Newark, N. .1. Street, i'hilaxlelphia, I’a. L.VBITSKE. Gu.st. Mrs. May Labitske, 6114 Elii.EltS, George F. Fred M. Ehlers, He- PRL'DE.VT, .\rlhur J. Charles Louis I’ru- West Paik bron. Nebr. -\venue, St. Louis, Mo. dent. 789 East One hundred and eightieth LARSON. Clarence. Mrs. A. N. I.arson, 4().'{ EPPERSO.N, Jesse L. William Eppeyson, R. F. I). 1, Pocahontas, Va. Street. New Ycu-k, N. Y. Thirteen I h .4 venue west, Menomonie, Wi..^. RI';1:D, Alfred. Creed Reed, R. F. D. 1, Dal- McALILYNEY’’, Isaac C. John W. McAlhaney. GAGNE, 'Tbeophile. Elzear Gagne, 144 Lin- las City, III. Brancbville, S. C. coln Street, Lewiston, Me. HKIXILUIHT, Charlie F. Herman K. Heft, MCDONALD, James H. Mrs. Anna F. Mc- GARBER. Oliver J. Jacob A. Garber, Tim- berville, Veniura, Iowa. Donald, l.'?6 Langley Va. Street, Pall River, S.WVYI'IR, Daniel. Anna D. Sawyer, Mass. GItOSS, John C. Mrs. Mary Gross, 1511 Elm Mrs. Street, Utica, N. Y’. Cash Corner, N. C. MCDONALD, .John Joseph. Mrs. Mc- Mary HILL, .4. N. A. Hill. SIKORSKl. Henry F. Mrs. Lillian Sikorskl, Namara, Roy 2130 Monroe 1C8 Sixth Street, Jersey City, N. .1. Avenue, San Diego, Cal. 6507 S. Winchester Avenue, Chicago, ill. M.4GER, Tomma. Mrs. Draea Mager. Uiin- HIRSH. Ivan T. Mrs. Henry Hirsh, 134 STEVENS, Harry F. Mrs. Charloile M. skoiy, Gubemy, Uysim.suajo. Vezda, Russia. Depot Street, Greenshurgh, Pa. Stevens, 13 Elm Street, Warren. I’a. MESLO, Arthur O. Albert Meslo, 516 Pearl JACKSON. Shirley. Mrs. Edith Eason. Ma- WUNt'ZEK, Ludwik. Mrs. Mary YaukowskI, Street, Y'ankton, S. D,ak. nila, .\rk. 255 .Vlexauder Street, Detroit. Mich. MEY’ERS. Henry C. Mrs. George Meyers, 16 William F. Mrs. .Margaret M. JAKONES. Joseph. William Ktiminsky, 89 ARNOLD. .V Street. Turners Falls, Mass. .\rnold, R. F, U. Beaver, Pa. Store Avenue, Blissville, N. Y. 4, MY'RPHY, Arthur L. Mr.s. Margret Murphy. BERG, Peter E. Peter E. Berg, 812 First K.41SER, James. Mrs. .Marie Kaiser, 2041 700 East Division Street, Faribault, Minn. .\ venue East, Dnlulh, Minn. Soutli Clifton Park, Chicago, III. O’D.VY", Francis D. Michael O'Day, Hydevllle. BERLIN, Harold B. Oscar L. Berlin, 502 Vt. KRUMM, Louie. Mrs. May Krumm, Hague, Wing, Minn. N. Dak. East Fifth Street, Red ODELL, Arthur A. Mr.s. Charles Odell, 44 BOT/rrCHLR. Earl F. Albert J. Boettcher, Riverside, Williamatown. Muss. IvO \DER, George L. Mrs. Lizzie Loader. Craceville, ilinn ODIO, Nick. Dominick Lauri, 186 Brown Wakefield, Kans. BRAMLETT, Claude H. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Street, Rochester, N. Y. McLain. John K. Ul.vsses S. McLain, R. F. P.ramlett, Stevenson, ,\la. PARKER. William Dawkins. John F. Parker, 1). 1. box 22, Sparta, N. C. BR.WO, Morris. Mrs. Rose Bravo, 9.58 Pros- Leroy, Fla. MALIMOSKI, Felix. Frank Malimoski, 130 pect venue. New York. N. Y. PERSI.N'GER. Harvey. Chester A. Persinger, Goodson Street, Detroit, Mich. BURR, Roy. Mrs, Sara Burr, ISO West Main CaT-unhellsbUTg, Md. M.4SON. Gerald J. .Mrs. Sadie A. Mason, Street, Middletown, N. Y. PETERSON, Carl E. Bernard Peterson, R. R. F. D. 2, Barre. Vt. BURY, Raymond E. Mrs. .Augusta Bury, 223 MASSENGALE. James Daniel. Alex Massen- !'. D. 6, Junction City, Kans. .tiilniru venue, Buffaln, N. A'. PINALLI, Giuse|)pe. .\ugelo Costania, 5003 gule. R. F. D. 1. Wildwood, Ga. C.ARLUt'CIO, Harry. Mrs. Rosa Carluccio, Pearl Street. Tacoma, Wash, M.tSTOiN, Martin L. Mrs. MacDruery, Bald 2746 Mott Street. New York, N. Y. Knob, PIETRO, Vincenzo. Fraut Pietro, 406 Ran- Ark. CH.VMPI.IN. Howard C. ills. Jennie Champ- Fail. dall Avenue, Coatsville. Pa. MOORE, Mrs. Emma Moore, 1400 lin. East Randolph, N. Y. Eckert Sti eet, Pittsburgh, Pa. POLLOi'K, Archie E. Mrs. Letha H. Pollock, CL IRK. Marvin 1). Mi'S. Sara Switzer, Les- Charles B. Mr.s. Ober, Airlie, Orcg. OBER, Lucy 4 Edi- lie, .Ark. sonia Terrace. West Orange, N. J. POLONIOLI, Leone. Anton Demario, Para- COCKKRIl.AM, Donghton E. O’LE.YRY', Patrick .1. Sulli- James E, dl.se, Mont. Mrs. Catherine van, 12 Bellflower Street, Dorchester, Mass. Cockgi'ham, Me Intire, Iowa. PREWITT. Ben II. P. .1. Prewitt, Weir, Miss. CULLEN. Joseph. Phil Cullen, 437 West I’RICE, Miurice. Charles Price, Silver P.VN.tCES, T'neodore G. George Xedes, Hold- man. Oreg. Fifiy fonrtli Street, New York, N. Y. Spring, Md. DEKTS. lOlwards. jr. Mrs. .Anna D. Gear, 282 EICIIENS, Ei-vin O. Mrs. Helena Richens. POIRIER, Victor G. Octave A. Poirier, St. .\lhambra Way. Akron, Ohio. Vernal, Utah. Paul Park, Minn. FICII.LO. Filippo. Jim Piconi, 1071 Filbert EICHERT, Wenzel. Vajtick Richert, Varinez, R.XWLINCS, Frank T. Samuel L. Rawlings, Street, .San Francisco, Cal. Milnick. Bohemia, Austria. 121 West Street, .4anapoIis, Md. FITCII, Cledis. Mrs. Eugene Fitch, Dnhoin, EUDOr.PH, George II. George Rudolph, 1321 REINERT. .Albert S. Lewis Kuntz, Walniit- La. Midway, Wlndlier, Pa. poi't. Pa. FIT'I’S. Warren I. Charlie W. Fitts, Nelson, liUMMEL, Frank Ellsworth. Mrs. Mary RIS.NKR, Rufus T. Mrs. Geneva D. Risner, Ca. Rummel, Hershcy, Pa. Kiowa, Okla. ET'NDLE, Harold W. William Rundle, Sum- RUIKII.PH, Leroy Fairchild. Eugene Ru- FORD. George. Harold Ford. 150 Berkshire Street, Camhridge, .Mass, ner, Iowa. dolph, 2519 South Mole Street, Philadel- FORT. Jame.s. Airs. Bernice Fort, Mathewa UUNGE, Gustave A. Fred II. :J810 phia, Pa. Runge, .Avenue, Springfield, Tcnn. North Robey Street, Chicago, 111. RT'FI'', Elize. Harris M. Tearse, R. F. D. 1, G.VSSMERE. Geoi'ge W. Frank 1). Gassmere, SADOFF, Alexander’. Michel SadofPsky, Somi- Torney, -Via. 560) Smith May Street, Cliieago, 111. nopsky Street, 50, Lubau, Russia. S.M'FORD. Edward F. A. L. Safford, Lan- GOODM.IN, William 0. Miss Roy SCIIA.VL, Mrs. Julia Bear, 210 Henry. Schaal, route 4, caster, Mass. Syeamore Street, Oil box Batten, Wis. City. I’a. 15, S.U.SI’.ERR Y, James L. Francis M. Salsherry, GR.VN'T, Peter. Moses Mims. 315 West SH.VRP, Clarence Howard. Mrs. Ida One Van R. F. D. 2, Bulls Gap, Teun. hundred and uiueteeuth Street, New York. R. F. Mauon, D. 8. box 00.4, Grand Rapids, SHIVELY. George J. Mrs. B. F. Shively, N. Y. Mich. Brookville, Pa. H.AI.L, George T. Mrs. Lizzie Hall, SUDIK, Lumir G. Victor H. Sudik, R. F. D. Temecula. SIIIREK, Tom A. Albert Shirek, Lankin, N. Cal. Dak. G, Oklalioma City, Okla. Luther, H.M.YBURTON, Franklin C. George B. Ilaly- SOLOMAN, Simon. Mrs. Elizabeth WHITE, Arthur White, Shulls Mill.s, Soloman, N. luirton. Stony I’oint. N. C. 436 ('aroline Street, Baltimore, Md. C. HENDRICKSON, Ga.vle .A. C. Hendrickson, BPRYFR, Edward N. Peter Spryer, WILK, John S. Justin Wilk, 15 Richman 5110 R, F. D. 3. Spokane, Wash. Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Street, .\dams. Mass. Pa. IIINFS, Robert E. Mrs, Margaret Myers, S23 TAR'I'ER, WII.r,I.\MS, William C. Mrs. Clothieda .N. Herbert II. Hugh F. Tarter, Com- MeDougall .Avenue, Detroit. Mich. manche, Okla. Williams. St. Johns Road, Bay Bulls, New- HOLLENBECK. Fred. James Hollenlieck, B. <4. foundland. T/ Itocco. Dominick Cicro. 603 Twenty- F. D., FIba, Mich. third Street, Wiiidlier, I’a. WILSON. Peter R. Petej" Wilson, Manistique, IIURLBT'RT. Charles Mich. A. John YouUnot, 144 Tate, Preston. Mrs. ITc'ston Tate, 821 Farmington .Avenue, New Britain, Conn. Eleventh Street NW., Waahiirgton, D. ( . WISNIEWSKI, Charles. Mrs. Helen Wisniew- KELT. INC, Arthur .A. August Keliing, Ever- TII'.UP, Thurman R. Mrs. Gwendoland ski, 4168 East Seventy-fifth Street, Cleve- green and Wing Streets, Arllnaton Heighta, Tharp, 206 Fifteenth Street, Canton, Ohio. land, Ohio. 111 . 32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : I^IONDAY, FEBBUAEY 10, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Thoophile. EACIIAND, Joseph BachaacI, M.ARTIN, James A. William II. Martin, 8207 DUTT, Clayton G, Mrs. Fannie Dutt, 227 Church Street, ColUusville, Conn. Hawn Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Concord Street, Lancasler, Pa. BEKCiKU, F. ^ Andrew Andrew Berger, hos NE.ALIS, Theodore P. Miss Nora Nealis, DUA’ICK, John R. Mrs. Bertha Duvick, 680 lilO, Xew Ulm, Minn. 2611 Hoart Street, St. Louis, Mo. Dowry Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. CI.ARKE. Michael .1. James Clarke, 1445 NELSON, Harry F. Mrs. Regina Nelson, 809 GRINDLE. llar\ey C. George W. Grlndle, 45 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Pennsylvania Avenue, Warren, Pa. Gifford Street, Brockton, Mass. CONWAY, Arthur .1. Mrs. Catherine Conway, O'BRIEN, George 11. Dennis O'Brien, 240 II.ARVEY’. Elwood D. Mrs. Gertrude Harvey, 534 East Third Street, Erie, I’a. Huron .Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. R. F. D. 2, Ronan, Mont. DELGUIOICE, Ciro. Mrs. Kathrine Delgul- OLIVIER, Hubert. 0. Olivier, Egan, La. ILVSKINS, Harvey R. Mrs. A. J. Haskins, dice, 114 Marshall Street, I’aterson, N. J. O'NE.AL, .lohn. Mrs. Lucy O’Neal, R. F. D. 1, Stuart. Iowa. EAUIJIT.IO. I’eter. Mrs. Ituth Noofes, Wll- West Union, W. Va. HAMILTON. Herbert. Harvey Hamilton, R. listown, Ohio. PATCII.AK, Albert. Frank I’atchak, Withee, F. D. 2, Vevay, Ind. GARDNER, Irwin. Mrs. Nellie rhillip, 34 Wis. HERNDON. Brack, .lohn W. Herndon, R. F. Ellicott Street, Buffalo, N. Y. PATETE, Michael. Mrs. Conetta Pateto, 715 I). 1, Swords Creek. Va. CARTEAND, William 1’. Miss Agnes Cart- Pearl Street, Elizabeth, N. J. HOUGII, Henry W. Mrs. Harriotte W. Hough, land. 20.S3 Center Street, Swissvaie, I’a. PHILLIPS, Hoke L. Mrs. Victoria Phillips, Enfield, N H. HESS, Ferdinand. Mrs. Beryl L. Hess, G549 R. F. D. 4, Cummings, Ga. J.ACOBS, Clark V Mrs. William Jacobs. 219 Bartlett Street, I’lttslmrgh, Pa. PIF.RRI, Angelo. Anlello Rizo, 72 East Richmond IIRXCM, Baden Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Hans J. John H. Hexum, Hen- Street, Rochester, N. Y. JOHNSON, William M. George Pell, Har- dricks, Minn. row, Joseph, jr. Mrs. .VunIe Pow, 237 Union mony, Ind. HIES, Fred. Mrs. Christiana Hils, 349 Broad- Street, Bridgeport, Conn. KRIVCHEN.A, Mike. Mike Kozlorvis, 620 ' way, Union Hill, N. J. PUGLIESE, John. Mrs. Jose Pugliese, 137 Myrtle Avenue, Rockdah', 111. HUGHES, Thomas J. John Hughes, 94 Walt- Union Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LAWTER, King. John Lawter, route 2, Mill ham Street, Boston, Mass. REESE, Sanford U. Mrs. Mary Reese, 618 Spring. N. C. JUEIUS, Charles. Mike Julius, 10 Gould Exeter Street, .West Pittson, I’a. L.AWSON, Maurice P. Mrs. Agnes Lawson, Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. RILEY, Isom T. Mrs. Ura Tacker, Broken 983 East Twenty-first Street north, Port- KR-ISZEWSKI, John. Victor KraszewskI, Arrow, Okla. land, Oreg. Tyre, Pa. EO.AT, .Arthur H. Paul Roat, Red Lodge, McGILV.ARY, John J. Mrs. Florence McGil- Mont. LARSON, Henry. Charles Larson, 2205 Logan vary. 38 Boulton Street. Waltham. Mass. Avenue, Superior, Wis. RObinetT, Albert E. Hiram M. Robinett, MIOTK, .lohn T. Mrs. Metilda C. Miotk, R. Brumley, F. D., Y'. M.4TZ, Paul. Mrs. Oscar Matz, 1009 Eastern Mo. Stoney Point, N. Avenue. Baltimore, Md. SHULTZ, Robert. Mrs. Ollie Shultz, 543 MORG.AN, Fred Peter. Peter Morgan, 1675 Lynn Street, Seventy-sixth Street, Brooklyn, MEANS, Rainey F. Mrs. Fostoria, Ohio. N. Alvira Means, Con- Joseph. ncllsvillc. Pa. T.ARBELL, Arthur L. Mrs. Maria Tarbell, NE.AL, John M. Ro.gers, Clifty, W. Va. B(>au, Mont. OI.SON, Martin. Mrs. Ester Olson, 2019 MURR, Henry S. John Murr, R. F. D. 6, Clanton, Ala. W.AI.KOWSKI, Jo.sef. .Andrew Walkowski, Twenty-third Avenue south, Minneapolis, Minn. MURPHY, Waverly. Mrs. Delia Murphy, 106 3810 La Grand Street, Toledo, Ohio. Y.ABLONSKY, .lacob Manchester Street, Wilson, N. C. S. Mrs. Mary Yab- PILLOW. Robert P. Robert S. Pillow, R. F. lonsky, 79 Waverly Avenue, Newark, N. POLLOCK, Theodore. John 1‘ollock, R. F. D. ^ J. D. 1, Randolph, A’a. YENCEY’, David. 1, Adldns, Tex. Charles Y’encey, Keytes- PRENDERG.AST, James A. Mrs. Ellen Pren- vUle, SCIIOLLE, Oscar H. William Scholle, R. F. Mo. dergast, 341 First Avenue, New York, N. Y. D. 28, Overland, Mo. Y’OUNG, Frank D. Charles D. Young, Red REDENSKY”, Stanley. Mrs. Stanley Redensky, SMITH, Merriman L. Mrs. Annie V. Smith, Beach, Me. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Jarrettsville, Md. Z.AMBORSKY', John M. Andrew Zamborsky, REPP, Bernard C. Adam Repp, Clear Spring, SULLIVAN, Harley N. John Sullivan, Cass, 115 Nineteenth .Avenue, Homestead, Pa. Md. Ind. BLOOM, Harry. Mrs. Lizzie Bloom, 104 Or- RIGGINS, Walter F. .Tohn W. Riggins, 1320 SWALL, Baric. "Barle Swall, Glenwillard, Pa. chard Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. North Twenty-seventh Street, Camden, N. ,T. VBRMEIRE, Charles. Mrs. Mary Vermelre, BULLOCK, .lohn F. Mrs. Mae Bullock, R. FT ROBERTS, Eilward S. William J. Roberts, 637 Fruit Avenue, Farrell, I’a. I). 3, Garrison, Tex. North Ilolston, Va. WEBSTER, Howard P. Mrs. N. C. Webster, CARELS, Herbert E. JIrs. Eva Carols, 208 ROCKER. Edward. Mrs. Margaret Rocker, Henrietta, N. C. East Park .Avenue, Merchantville, N. .1. 1711 M.yrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. YEATES, Samuel T. Mrs. Gladys C. Yeates, C.VRLTON, .Tames E. Mrs. Lucy M. Carlton, RUDD, Frederick A. Mrs. M. E. Rudd, 807i 77 Passaic Avenue, Garfield, N. J. 1414 Beverly Street, Richmond, Va. Jefferson Avenue, Burlington, Iowa. YELLIN, Morris. Abraham Koren, 20 East DOLPIT, Cleo C. Mrs. Elizabeth Dolph, 315 RUMARY, Marshal. Mrs. Lorena Rumary, 807 Twenty-first Street, Ba.Yonne, N. .T. West Martha Street, Angola, Ind. East Street, Fort Atkinson, Wis. YORK, .Vugiist R. John S. York, R. F. D. 4, ELDRIDGE, Ra.vmond L. Mrs. Elizabeth SAUNDERS, Ilenry G. Mrs. Blanche Huff- Cullman, .Ala. Eldridge, 74 Roosevelt Terrace, Wiikes- man. Erhard, Minn. WILLEY, Hammond. Martin Willey, 423 Barre, I’a. SCIIROEDER, August. Miss Elsie Schroeder, J.1 Place, Hughlelt sweet, Cambridge, Md. FARRELL, Bruce L. Jefferson D. Farrell, Edna North Bergen, N. j. WILLIAMS, Jesse. Jake Williams, R. R. C. .Athens, Tenn. SEGUR, All)ert L. Mrs. Lizzie Segur, 3422 box 67. Millen, Ga. GR.AII.ASI, Captain P. Mrs. Emma Graham, Eiiclid Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. WINCHESTER, Baxter. Ben Winchester, Puck .Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. SHARP, Guy M. Bert A. Sharp, Pillsbury, Clifton I’orge, Va, GR.AUSE, Jacob. Ilenry Grause, Granite, N. Dak. WOMBLE. James. John Womble, Telllco Wash. SIEMANKO'WSKI, Stanley. Mike .Siemankow- I’lalns, Tenn. Alfred ski, general delivery, I’.riarton, Wis. YOUNG, Arthur O. Mrs. Lydia Young, 646 HEBEI SEN, P. Peter Hebelsen, R. F. D. 1, Hillsboro, Oreg. STEIN, Edward C. Mrs. Katherine Stein, South Nineteenth Street, Newark, N. J. HUGHES, William E. 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