PUBLISHED DAILr under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC ZNFOR)ZXfTION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman * * COMPLETE Record of U. J. GOVERNMENT Activities

VOL. 3 WASHINGTON, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. No. 522, 1 "CHECK UP" ISCOMPLETED PRESIDENT WILSON'S SPEECH OF U.S. BATTLE CASUALTIES TO THE PARIS CONFERENCE BY PARIS RECORDS OFFICE, FOR A LEAGUE OF NA TIONS GENERAL PERSHING CABLES NECESSARY, HE SA YS, SOME FEW CHANGES, Post Cards to Next of Kin TO MAINTAIN PEACE OF COURSE, EXPECTED Of Patients from Oversea Reaching Army Hospitals Continuous Watch Vital to Additions of Names Fol- Protect All Mankind From The War Department announces lowing the Triple Check of the following: War and Threats.of War. In order to relieve the anxiety of All Organizations Likely relatives and friends of patients "Must Set Up Machinery from overseas who are now being to Render Conference's to Occur -Deaths From admitted to Army hospitals in this Illness and Accident Also country, Surg. Gen. M. W. Ire- Work Complete" - De- land has directed that post cards toBePromptly Forwarded. be printed with blanks to be filled scribes Ideals of American In wi th the name, present location, People, Speaking "as Soldiers' Personal -Cards. nature of wound or disease, and con- dition of the patient. These cards Their Servant." The War Department authorizes the are to be mailed promptly to those following: concerned upon the admission to a President Wilson addressed the peace Cable advices from Gen. Pershing indi- hospital, transfer from a hospital, or conference at Paris January 25 as fol- cate that the long and tedious check of discharge of a patient from overseas. lows: battle casualty reports has at length been Mr. Chairman: I consider it a distin- completed by the central records office in guished privilege to be permitted to open France. Individual additions resulting the discussion in this conference on the from the identification of missing men or DISPOSITION OF PET ANIMALS league of nations. We have assembled from the triple check of all organization for two purposes: to make the present and hospital records, instituted by the di- ABANDONED BY TROOP UNITS settlements which have been rendered rection of the Secretary of War, may, of necessary by this war; and also to secure course, be expected, and will be promptly Circular No. 12. the peace of the world not only by the reported, as will deaths from illness or ac- present 'settlements but by the arrange- cident. In general, however, the lists of WAn DEPARTMENT, Washington, January 10, 1919. ments we shall make at this conference those who died in action or received seri- for its maintenance. The league of na- DrSPOSITION O PET ANIMALS ABANDONED BY ous injuries, as reported to the families of TOOPS AT DEMOBILIZATION CAMPS. tions seems to me to be necessary for oflicers and soldiers and to the press, both of these purposes. There are many stands complete. It has been brought to the attention of the War Department that troop units, complicated questions connected with the Check on Original Records. which have had dogs or other pet animals present settlements which perhaps can in their care as mascots, have not be successfully worked out to an ulti- In the meantime the War Department abandoned mate issue by the decisions we shall ar- Is engaged upon a check of the original them upon demobilization, and that these animals are now outcasts and wanderers. rive at here. I can easily conceive that records sent for the'purpose from France, many of these settlements will need sub- in order to report both to the fanmilies ani Units should be instructed to make proper disposition of such animals, in accordance sequent consideration; that many of the to the public, as a matter of record and decisions we make shall need subsequent appreciation, the men who have received with the well-known sentiments of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to alteration in some degree; for if I may (and recovered from) relatively slight in- judge by my own study of some of these juries on the field of battle. Animals, prior to the demobilization of the unit and the departure of its members questions they are not susceptible for As a further means of keeping the fami- confident judgment at present. lies and friends of our soldiers informed for their homes. as to their welfare, Gen. Pershing has is- (454, A. G. 0.) Representatives of Peoples. sued instructions requiring each soldier By order of the Secretary of War: It is therefore necessary that we should to send to his next of kin in the United PEYTON C. MARCH, set up some machinery by which the work States a card showing the date, the sol- Gencral, Chief of Staff. of this conference should be rendered dier's station, his organization, and the Official: complete. We hrve assembled here for state of his iealth. Special cards are be- P. C. H1 naIs, the purpose of doing very much more than ing printed for this purpose and will The Adjutant General. making the present settlements that are shortly be on their way across the At- necessary. We fire assemblc under very ]antic. MR. FRANCIS TO VISIT HOME. peculiar conditions of worIC opinion. I List of Men in Hospitals. may say without straining tl' point that American Ambassador to Russia Going we are not representatives of Govern- There is now on its way by coumic: a to Paris, Then Sail for U. S. ments but representatives of peoples. It list of men who before the signing ot the The American ambassador to Russia, will not suffice to satisfy governmental armistice were wounded in action an,: ire Mr. David R. Francis, plans to go to circles anywhere. It is necessary that still in hospitals in France or Englad. Paris by February 1, nnd will then sail we should sr Asfy the opiniun of man- (Continued on nage 2.1 for America. kind. The ardens of this war have 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. PRESIDEN T' S PLEA FOR A LEAGUE OF NA TIONS fallen in an unusual degred upon the volved the continuous superintendence of small bodies of men to wield their will whole population of the countries in- the peace of the world by the associated and use mankind as pawns in -a game. volved. I do not need to draw for you nations of the world. And nothing less than the emancipation the picture of how the burden has been Therefore it seems to me that we must of the world from these things will ac- thrown back from the front upon the concern our best judgment in order to complish peace. You can see that the older men, upon the* women, upon the make this league of nations a vital representatives of the United States are, children, upon the homes of the civilized thing-a thing sometimes called into life therefore, never put to the embarrass- w.rorld, and how the real strain of the to meet an exigency, but always function- ment of choosing a way of expediency, war has come where the eye of Govern- ing in watchful attendance upon the in- because they have laid down for them ment could not reach, but where the terest of the nations, and that its con- the unalterable lines of principles. And, hear-t of humanity beats. We are bidden tinuity should be a vital continuity that thank God, these lines have been ac- by these peoples to make a peace vhich would not permit an Intermission of its cepted as the lines of settlements by all will make them secure. We are bidden watchfulness and of its labor; that it the high-minded men who have had to by these peoples to see to it that this should be the eye of the nations to keep do with the beginning of this great busi- strain does not come upon them again; watch upon the common interest, an eye ness. and I venture to say that it has been pos- that did not slumber, an eye that was U. S. Soldiers Came as Crusaders. sible for them to bear this strain because everywhere watchful and attentive. Mr. Chairman, when it is known, as I they hoped that those who represented And if we do not make it vital, what feel them could get together after this war shall we do? Shall we disappoint the confident it will be known, that we and make such another sacrifice unneces- expectations of the people? This Is what have adopted the principles of the league sary. of nations and mean to work out those their thoughts center upon. I had the principles In effective action, we shall by Peace Action Iust Be Permanent. very delightful experience of visiting sev- eral nations since I came to this side of that single thing have lifted a great part It is a solemn obligation on our part the water, and every time the voice of of the load of anxiety from the hearts of therefore to make permanent arrange- the body of the people reached me through the men everywhere. We stand in a mients thai justice peculiar cause. As I go about the streets shall be rendered and any representative at the front of the plea here peace maintained. This is the central stood the hope of the league'of nations. I see everywhere the American uni- object of our meeting. Settlements may Gentlemen, the select classes of mankind form. Those men came into the war be temporary, but the action of the na- are no longer the governors of mankind. after we had uttered our purpos. They tions in the interest came as crusaders, not merely to win a of peace and justice The fortunes of mankind are now in the war, but to win a cause; and I am re- must be permanent. We can set up per- hands of the plain people of the whole sponsible to them, for manent processes. We may not be able world. Satisfy them, and you have justi- it falls to me to to set up permanent decision. Therefore formulate the purpose for which I asked fied their confidence not only, but have them to fight, and I, like theT, inust be a it seems to me that we must take so far established peace. Fail to satisfy them, as we can a picture crusader for these things - whatever it of the world into our and no arrangement that you can make costs minds. Is it not a startling circumstance, will either set up or steady the peace of and whatever It may be necessary for one thing, that the great discoveries of the world. to do in ionor, to accomplish the object science, that the quiet studies of men in for which they fought. I have been glad laboratories, that the thoughtful develop- Keystone of the Project. to find that there is no question of our ments which have taken place in quiet You can imagine, gentlemen, I dare say, standing alone in this matter, for there lecture rooms have now been turned to the sentiments and the purpose with which are champions of this cause upon every the destruction of civilization? The representatives of the United States sup- band. I am merely avowing this in powers of destruction have not so much port this great project for a league of order that you may understand why, per- multiplied as gained fertilities. They nations. We regard It as the keystone haps, it fell to us, who are disengaged whom we have just overcome had at their of the whole, which expressed our pur- from the politics of this great continent of learning some of the principal poses and ideals in this war, and which and of the Orient, to suggest that this cnats was the keystone of the arch and why it centers of scientific study and discovery, the so-called nations accepted as the basis and used them in order to make destrue- of the settlement. If we return to the occurred to the generous mind of our tion, sudden and complete; and only the United States without having made every president to call upon me to open this watchful continuous cooperation of men effort in our power to realize this pro- debate. It is not because we alone rep- can see to it that sciences, as well as gram, we should return to meet the mer- resent this idea, but because it' is our armed men, are kept within the harness ited scorn of our fellow citizens. For privilege to associate ourselves with you of civilization. they are a body that constitute a great In representing It. democracy. They expect their leaders to I have only tried in what I have said America Less Likely to Be Attacked. speak, their representative to be their to give you the fountains of the en- In a sense the United States is less in- servant. We have no choice but to obey thusiasm which is within us for this terested in this subject than the other their mandate. But it Is with the great- thing, for those fountains spring, it nations here assembled. With her great est enthusiasm and pleasure that we ac- seems to me, from all the ancient wrongs territory and her extensive sea borders, it cept that mandate; and because this is and sympathies of mankind, the very is less likely that the United States the keystone of the whole fabric, we have pulse of the world seems to beat to the should suffer from the attack from ene- pledged our every purpose to it, as we surface in this enterprise. mies than the other nations should suf- have to every item in the fabric. We fer; and the ardor of the United States- would not dare abate a single item of the CASUALTY "CHECK-UP." for it is a very deep and genuine ardor- program which constitutes our instruc- for the society of nations is not an ardor tions; we would not dare compromise (Continued from page 1.) springing out of fear or apprehension,f upon any matter as the champion of this This list will be of service in enabling The but an ardor springing out of the ideals thing-this peace of the world, this atti- Adjutant General to furnish prompt and which have come in the consciousness of tude of justice, this principle that we are definite Information as to the welfare of this war. In coming iffto this war the the masters of no peoples, but are here men regarding whom inquiries may be linited States never for a moment thought to see that every people in the world made by relatives and friends in this that she was intervening in the politics of shall choose its own masters and govern country. The report of January 9 shows Europe or the politics of Asia or the poli- its own destinies, not as we wish but as a total of 105,753 men in hospitals in tics of any part of the world. Her they wish. We are here to see that the France, of which 72,642 were cases of tbought was that all the world had now very foundations of this war are swept disease and 33,111 cases of wounds or become conscious that there was a single away. other injuries. The deaths for the pre- cause of Justice and of liberty for men of Those foundations were the private vious week amounted to 561, of whom 280 every kind and place. Therefore the choice of small coteries of civil rulers died of disease and 281 of wounds re- Onited States should feel that its part in and military staffs. Those foundations ceived in action before November 11, 1918. this war had been played in vain if there were the aggression of great powers The total number of hospital cases in ensued upon it a number of European set- upon small. Those foundations were France is steadily decerasing, there being tlements. It would feel that it could not the holding together of empires of un- a drop of more than 15,000 cases between tk, anrt in guaranteeing those European willing subjects by the duress of arms. the figures given above and those of the Jon-dents unless that guaranty in- Those foundations were the power of week previous. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 3 SINKING OF THE TICONDEROGA AS REPORTED BY COMMANDER RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED AT PEACE OF THE U.S. S. GALVESTON CONFERENCE AT PARIS ON LEAGUE STATEMENT BY SECRETARY DANIELS OF NATIONS AND OTHER QUESTIONS Warship Ovicer Believed the Ship Following is the draft of the prelimi- Fourth, the constitution and pro- Attacked Was Not in His Convoy nary resolutions for a league of nations cedure of a tribunal appropriatel to as adopted by the Paris conference at the trial of those offenses. and Had a Chance to Escape. Paris January 25: Fifth, any other matters cognate Court of Inquiry. The conference having considered or ancillary to the above which may the proposals for the creation of a arise in the course of the inquiry and which the commission finds it Secretary Daniels authorizes the fol- league of nations, resolved that: It Is essential to the maintenance of the useful and relevant to take into con- lowing statement in regard to the action sideration. of the U. S. S. Galveston when the U. S. S. world settlement which the asso- Ticonderoga was sunk by a German sub- ciated nations are now met to estab- Following Is a draft of the resolution marine on the morning of September 30, lish that a league of nations be in regard to reparation for presoniation 1918, the statement being based on the re- created to promote International ob- to the peace conference: ligations and to provide saitguards port of the commanding officer of the That a commission be appointed U. S. S. Galveston: against war. This league should be created as an integral part of the with not more than three representa- On the morning of September 30, 1918, general treaty of peace and should tives apiece from each of the five the U. S. S. Galveston was acting as es- be open to every civilized nation great powers, and not more than two cort for a convoy of about 14 vessels -which can be relied on to promote representatives apiece from Belgium, bound for England. 9 its objects. The members of the Greece, Poland, Roumania, and Ser- The convoy was about 1,400 miles off league should periodically meet in bia, to examine and report: the English coast, the Galveston at that international conference, and should time being ahead and on right flank of First, on the armount for repara- have a permanent organization and tion which the enemy countries the convoy and the course being about secretaries to carry on the business northeast. An Army cargo ship, Feltore, ought to pay. Second, on what they of the league in the intervals be- are capable of paying, and third, on was known to be about 2 miles south of tween the conference. The confer- the convoy. the method, the form, and time with- ence therefore appoints a committee in which payment should be muade. Changed Course and Opened Fire. representative of the associated Gov- ernments to work out .the details of Following is a draft of the resolution A short time before daylight, about 5 the constitution and functions of the in regard to International legisation on a. iw., the Galveston saw a gun flash dn league. industrial and labor questions for presen- the starboard bow distant about 5 or 6 tation to the peace conference: miles; she changed course and ran toward Following is a draft of resolutions in the flash anid opened fire with 5-inch gun. regard to breaches of the laws of war That a commission composed of It was thought at first that the Feltore for presentation to the peace confer- two representatives apiece from the was being attacked, but this soon proved ence: five great powers, and five represen- to be not so. A few Minutes after open- That a commission composed of tatives to be elected by the other ing fire the Galecston saw a second set of two representatives apiece from the powers represented at the peace con- gun flashes which were very close to- five great powers and five repre- ference, be appointed to inquire into gether and made it dangerous to continue sentatives to be elected by the other the conditions of employment from firing, due to the possibility of hitting a powers be appointed to inquire and the international aspect, and to con- friendly vessel, and immediately after the report upon the following: sider the international means neces- cessation of the gun flashes the Galveston First, the responsibility of the sary to secure common action on ceased firing. authors of the war. matters affecting conditions of em- Second, the facts as to breaches of ployment, and to recommend the Thought It Westbound Ship. the laws and customs of war con- form of a permanent agency to con- The Galveston did not know that the mitted by the forces of the German tinue such inquiry and considera- Ticonderoga had fallen out of convoy and Empire and their allies on land, on tion in cooperation with and under supposed that the vessel attacked was sea, and in the air during the pres- the direction of the league of nations. ptobably a westbound empty merchant ent war. That a commission composed of two vessel. Third, the degree of responsibility representatives apiece from the five It was noticed that a fire broke out on for these offenses attaching to par- great powers and five representatives the vessel, but it appeared that the fire ticular members of the enemy forces, to be elected by the other powers, be Was soon extinguished. including members of the general appointed to inquire and report staffs and other individuals however upon: The international regime for Returned to Her Position. highly placed. ports, waterways, and railways. The Galveston returned to her position with the convoy, and after checking up the ships it was found that the Ticon- remain longer with the ship being at- Additional Military Units deroga was missing, and it was then sup- tacked, and that he thought she had a posed that the attack had been made on chance to escape. Assigned to Early Convoy the Ticonderoga. Quotes General Instructions. The commanding officer states that due The War Department authorizes the to the large number of men in the engi- The commanding officer states that his publication of the following information: neer's force who were sick with influ- general instructions were that " if one or The following organizations have been enza it had been necessary to reduce his more ships in convoy are torpedoed or assigned to early convoy: boiler power, and if he remained absent mined the ocean escort is to proceed with 116th Field Battalion, Signal Corps. from the convoy any great length of time her convoy." 106th Field Battalion, Signal Corps. he would be unable to rejoin, and the sub- The report from the survivors of the 323d Field Battalion, Signal Corps. marine would therefore have good oppor- Ticonderoga state that during the night 10th Army Artillery Park, less Third tunity of attacking the other vessels of of September 29 and 30 the Ticonderoga Battalion. the convoy. had fallen out of her position in the con- 854th Company, Transportation Corps. That he did not know the ship attacked voy due to difficulty in maintaining steam was from his con oy, and that it was his sufficient to keep up her speed. first duty to remain with the large num- A court of Inquiry is In session to in- Become a stockholder in the United ber of ships in the convoy rather than to vestigate occurrences on the Ticonderoga. States-buy war-savings stamps. 4 THE OFFICTAL T . S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919.

@ofitial M. 5. I li Published Every Week Day, Except Mr. Wilson, Lauding Women in. War, Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and by Authority of Congress. Tells French Sulfragists He Hopes Office: No. 8 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C. Tel. Main 5600. The Peace Conference Will Speak Copies of THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN Will be turnished without charge to every post ofice in the United States (to be posted daily, fr President Wilson spoke to a delegation the strength of human spirit, the in- the bonefit of the public, under order of the of working women of France at Paris on domitable power of women and men Postmiaster General) ; to legislative and execu- alike to sustain any burden if the cause tive officers of the United States Government, January 25 as follows: and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign was great enough. In an ordinary war Governments,-EDWARD S. ROCHESTRa, Editor. " Mille. Thomson and ladies: You have there might have been some shrinking, not only done me great honor but you some sinking of effort, but this was not RATES BY KAIL. have touched me very much by this un- One year ------$5.00 an ordinary war. This was a war not Six months ------. 00 expected tribute, and may I add that only to redeem France from an enemy One year, postage prepaid to you have.frightened me because realizing but to redeem the world from an enemy Dal_ foreign countries ------8.00 the great confidence you place in me I Dl- Six months, postage prepaid to and France therefore, and the women of foreign countries ------4. 50 am led to question my own ability to France strained their hearts to sustain Back numbels and extra justify that confidence. You have not the world. I hope that strain has not copies ------each-- .05 placed your confidence wrongly in my been in vain. I know that it has not Make all checks, '-oney orders, and drafts hopes and purposes, but perhaps not all has been popu- OraicIAL U. S. BULLETIN been In vain. This war payable to THE of those hopes and purposes can be lar and unlike other wars in that it realized in the great matter you have so seemed sometimes as If the chief strain much at heart-the right of women to was behind the lines and not at the lines. MR. CUTHELL TO BE MR, BAKER'S take their full share in the political life It took so many men to conduct the war of the nations to which they belong. that older men and women at h6me had REPRESENTATIVE IN ADJUSTING That is necessarily a domestic question to carry the nation. Not only so, but for several nations. A conference of the industries of the nation were almost CERTAIN QUESTIONS WITH ALLIES peace settling the relations of nations as much a part of the fighting as the with each other would be regarded as Press statement by the Secretary of things that took place at the front. So going very much outside its province if it is for that reason that I have said to War January 25, 1919: it undertook to dictate to several states " The Secretary of War has appointed those with whom I am at present asso- what their internal policy should be. At ciated that this must be the peoples' Mr. Chester W. Cuthell, of New York, as these considerations ap- to the same time peace because this was the peoples' war. his immediate personal representative ply also to conditions of labor, and it work out. with the representatives of the The people won this war, not govern- does geeni to be likely that the confer- meats, and the people must reap the Allied Nations in this country the rela- take some action by way of ex- of war ma- ence will benefits of the war. At every turn we tions growing out of orders pressing its sentiments, at any rate with ter'al and exchanges of material and serv- must see to it that it is not an adjust- regard to the international aspects, at ment between governments merely but ice between the War Department and the least, of labor, and I should hope that European Allies in the United States. Mr. an arrangement for the peace and se- some occasion.imight be offered for the curity of men and womien everywhere. Cuthell, who will have offices in the War case, not only of.the women of France Department, was until recently general Little, obscure sufferings and daily un- but of their sisters all over the world, known privations, unspoken sufferings of counsel of the Emergency Fleet Corpora- to the consideration of as- to be presented the heart are tragical things of this war. tion. His work will be in immediate the conference. The conference is turn- sociation with the Secretary of War and They have been borne at home and the ing out to be a rather unwieldy body- center of home is womlan. My heart goes will be in close relations with a commis- body representing a great of similar a very largd out to you, therefore, ladies, in a very sion in France having charge many nations large and small, old and matters abroad, the purpose of the entire unusual degree, and I welcome this op- new, and the method of organizing its portunity to bring you this message, not arrangement being to provide for the im- work successfully I am afraid will have mediate gathering together of all the out- from myself merely but from the great to be worked out stage by stage. There- people whom I represent." standing business relations between the fore I have no confident prediction to War Department and these several gov- make as to the way in which it can take be promptly ernments so that they can up questions of this sort. But what I IRON AND STEEL FOR FRANCE. and equitably adjusted. have most at heart to-day is to avail my- " This is follow ing out a policy worked self of this opportunity to express my New Channels Opened for United States out between Mr. Stetinius and the Secre- admiration for the women of France and Trade by Reconstruction Ministry. tary of War." my admiration for the women of all na- Newly-opened channels for the Amer- Retention of Men In Army. tions that have bean engaged in war. ican iron and steel industry are indi- With regard to the order issued, pro- By the fortunes of this war the chief bur- cated by advices from the French Minis- viding that men may be retained in the den has fallen upon the women of France, try of Reconstruction, it is stated by the service on their application, and not dis- and they have borne it with a spirit and War Trade Board. charged, the Secretary said: devotion which has commanded the ad- The board has received notification " What the order means is this: In miration of the world. I do not think that the French Ministry of Reconstruc- order to guard the property of the War that the people of France fully realize, Raw Materials, will con- that tion, Bu1reau of Department and to take care of the neces- perhaps, the intensity of sympathy sider favorably applications to import sary work of receiving and deinobilizing other nations have felt for them. They and steel. In obtain- as quantities of iron the men who are come home from- think of us in America, for example, ing such import licenses it was stated Eiurope, a large number of men have to a long way off, and we are in space but that Alerican firms or their French be kept in the service here. We want to we are not in thought. You must re- agencies will be given the same consider- retain for that service men who want to member the United States is made up of ation as Frenchfirms. I P retained, rather than men who do not the nations of Europe--that French sym- want to be retained. Demobilization is pathles run straight across the seas, not going on as usual, except as modified by merely by historic association but by ERROR IN AMERICAN " ACES " LIST. his order." blood connection, and that these nerves Commenting on the station at Blois, of sympathy are quick to transmit the In a list of American "aces" published France, for examining officers, the See- impulses of one nation to the other. We in THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLwrrN, on Jan- rotary said: have followed your sufferilngs with the unry 11, 1919, there appeared the name " Blois is a very great institution; it is feeli=g-that we were witnessing one of " First Lieut. Howard C. Klotts," no ad- a -i eassignment depot; it was the salva- the most heroic and, may I add, at the dress being given. The name should tion of a very large part of the efficiency same time, satisfactory things In the -have been First Lieut. Howard C. Knotts, of the Army." world. -Satisfactory because it showed and the home address Carlinvile, Il. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 5

WORK OF CONGRESS Commodities for Which Licenses BRIEFLY TOLD I I To Ship to Switzerland Will Be SENATE. Issued Freely by War Trade Board The Post office Committee ordered a announces in a Articles for shipment to the American Red favorable report on the post office annual The War Trade Board Cross and similar organizations at Berne, supply bill. In addition to the regular new ruling (W. T. B. R. 542) that licenses Switzerland. appropriations, the committee made a will be issued freely for the exportation In so far as shipments of all the above- number of increases in pay allowances of the following commodities, if the ap- mentioned commodities are concerned, it aid proposed an appropriation of $200,- plications are otherwise in order, when will no longer be necessary for the im- 000,000 in three annual Installments for the same are destined for Switzerland: porter to secure a permit from the the construction and maintenance of Adding and calculating machines. Societe Suisse de Surveillance, and ship- roads. Alabaster. meats should not be consigned to the The Agricultural Committee continued Bicycles and spare parts, excluding tires. Buttons of all kinds. Societe Suisse de Surveillance. Its inquiry Into conditions in the meat- Celluloid wares. In this connection applicants are con- packing industry, with J. Ogden Armour Chemical products for pharmaceutical use. tioned that no shipments should be made the chief witness. Having completed China clay. as Cinematograph films. in violation of tie trading-with-theny his main statement, the witness was Dental burs. cross-examined at length by J. Francis Dental filling materials. act d atilraetion iced t Heney, attorney for the Federal Trade Disks and cylinders for graphophones and phonographs. mean that goods shipped under this rut- Commission, at the time it made its in- Drugs, as follows: Ing may be reexported. vestigation of the packing industry. Rep- Chromic acid. It will stil be necessary for the ex- resentative Donovan, of New York, and Ifydrobromic acid. porter to secure an individual license Salicyliclyoroiacid, acid. others before the Military Committee ad- Amidopyrin. covering each shipment. Applications vocated Federal regulation of war chari- Aconite, and preparations of alkaloids of. should be fled on Form X-A, and should ties. The Commerce Committee Satur- Arsenical salts for medicinal use. Betanapthol. day afternoon adopted an amendment to Sodium bromide. land as heretofore, but to the War Trade the rivers and harbors appropriation Eucalne. Board In Washington, or its nearest bill, which proposes joint action by the Nitrates of silver. and Canada, looking to the Sodium nitroprusside. United States Opium and alkaloids and preparations of. establishment of a waterway between the Paraldehyde. Great Lakes and the Atlantic for ocean- Phonacetin. Fruits foenicull. going vessels. Duplicating machinery and supplies therefor. War Pictures Released After several sessions the conferees on Electro~llated, gilded, or silver goods, except the war-revenue bill were still In dis- those of solid silver or gold. Feathers, made up. agreement Saturday evening on war- Films for photography. excess profits, estate, inheritance, oil, and Flower seeds, except seeds of oil-bearing plants. second-class postage rates. Fruit, fresh, and unsweetened fruit juice. The following United Statds official Furs, dressed, dyed, or manufactured. photographs are released by the His- Huttong of all kinds. torical Branch, War Plans Division, Gen- Hair nets of silk or hair. HOUSE. Hats or all kinds. Minority Leader Alann read in' the Imitation jewelry. 25 cent§ each from the Photographic Sec- Laces, guipure, hand and machine made. tion, Signal Corps, Eighteenth Street and House a letter from Gen. M1arch, Chief Laundry machines. of Staff, in reply to criticism of the te- Leather goods, imitation. Virginia Avenue NW., Washington, D. C.; partment for alleged unreasonable delay Leather, fancy goods In. phone, Branch 3783, Aain 2570. Leather, morocco. in discharging soldiers from the service. Liquors, not Including unsweetened spirits. Gen. March went into detail to explain Marble, raw and worked. manonos, minister from Spain. Hotel Menrie, s, Sene, France. December 21, 1918. the method of granting discharges, which Oils, essential. arriving Photographic goods,n butinuo o heias 34789.Place dPresident la Concorde. Wilson Paris, and partySeine, France. has been adopted by the department, and Printing presses. declared that by followving this plan the Sensitized paper and plates. Decembe l4,1918. desired result would be accomplished Fewing machines for domestic use. Royale toward the Madeleine, Paris, Seine. 8ilk. ribbons Sewigand trimmingsmchins of. with the least delay. Spanners for cycles. France. Rue Royale. December 14, 1918. The annual Indian appropriation bill, Spetaes andand eyeglasses.yglses. 34791. French troops and military hand try- Spectacles in- lag to make their way through the crowd in carrying a total of $10,800,000, was Typesetting and type-casting machines, the cludingPlace de I Concorde five minutes after passed Saturday afternoon. The annual machines. President and arty passed. Place de a Con- TWTypewriters riesaddpiaigmcines. and duplicating corde, Paris, Seine, France. December 14, pension bill, providing for $215,030,000, Wines.1918. was reported to the House, the committee Licesesals heIssudvii feelyfor 34792. French troops who were In single line that 30,000 Civil War vete- Licenseson each side of the street along the Presidt's announcing way through the lans, practically onc-tenth of the sur- shipments of the following description: route now making their vivors, died during the last fiscal year. All commodities, including foodstuffs, when crowd five minutes after the Presideni passed. the shipment does not exceed $200 In value. Plcembe 14 C d r e a A deficiency bill was reported from the Personal effects, household goods, and other De e 4, s aiu l Appropriations Committee, which repeals articles of personal property, the shipment many of the large items for war supplies of which is not a part of any commercial near Place de In Concorde, whsch the President transaction, without any limitation as to had Just passed under. Rue Royale, Paris, appropriated for before the armistice was value. 8eine, France. December 14, 1918. signed, and curtailing expenditures Dy of small value to be used solely for 44795. Mounted troops clearing a passage Articles se, pup trough the crowd at P'lace de In Concorde for more than $15,000,000,000. The bill pro- adetsincg advortipurposes.advetisic the French soldiers and guards who were sta- vides for the return to the Treasury of Magazines, books, pamphlets, etc. tloned on both sies of the streets along Presi- dent Wilson's route. The President has just about $7.000,000,000, in cash appropria- passed anid the people are trying to make their tions and the cancellation of authoriza- tion for contracts aggregating about volt day. It was referred to the Judi- wayn lne In ope ofrs, im The Public Buildin-s Frane. December 14, 1918. $8,000,000,000. The direct appropriations Committee34797.ciary Committee. Chasseurs (guard of honor) return- cover all money that was to be expended Commtteeordredfaorabe rport0 lug after escorting the President oii his route. before July 1 next and the contract au- a pending bill to appropriate $10,500,000 lie Royale, Paris, Seine, France. December thorization covers money which would for enlarging hospitals to be conducted .018. have to be appropriated after that date. by the Publicby ilePubic Healthealh Srvie.Service. A lano-mCinoron- cordle jnst after President Wilson and party The bill also car: ies deficincy appropria- ity report disapproved the bill on the paz5Ced. l'lere do Ia Concorde, Paris, Seie, tions amounti g to $295,244,329 for the ground that abandoned Army posts could T"". Dcember 14, 1918. War and Navy Departments and the be convertedbe cnvereditointo hspials.Thehospitals. Te Co-ew011 aiinutes after thetoward President the Madeleinepassed. Thisfive Civil Service. inittee on Roads ordered a favorable re- shows a part of the electric sign Vive Wil- the limit of cost sn ' tallie'le following the President's Representative Bachrach, of New Jer- port on a bill increasing rott, ill liope - of eeig him again. Rue sey, introdirced a bill to make October 27 of roads to be built with Federal aid from Royal,, i'ri,, Seine, France. December 14, a national holiday, to be known as Roose- $10,000 to $15,000 a mile.s1918. 711-19---2 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MDNDAY, JANUARY -27, 1919. q NOTICE TO PURCHASING AGENTS SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT ANIMALS BY GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE AT AUCTION INFEBRUARY, MARCH, APRIL The General Supply Committee, Treas- ury Department, issues the following: The remount division, office of the Director of Purchase and Storage, annosisces the CIRCULAR No. 98. sale of surplus Government animals at public auction at the places and on the dates To purchasing officials of the United shown below: State Government and all others concerned: Total numbers to be offered for sale on all dates. Class 3, item 3140-c-1, towels, huck. Date of Camp. Location- The service is advised that the matter in sales. airy Artillery Draft Pack Grand fine print on page 208, directly following hers., horses, mules. mule, total. this item, should be eliminated, with the exception of that part referriig to "let- 1919 tering." Beauregard...... Alexandria, La...... Feb. 14 1,560 372 980 50 2,971 Clftss 20, telephone service, item 20300. Feb. 28 Mar. 21 Service connection charges effective Sep- Boie...... Fort Worth, Tex...... Feb. 7 1,10 ...... 459 .... 1,415...... 128 ...... 3,352 Feb. 17 ...... tember 1, 1918, became inoperative on ...... November 30, 1918. In accortlance with Mar. 3 ...... Bliss, Fort...... El Paso, Tex...... Feb. 10 3,401 819 482 ...... 313 5,101 Post Office Department order No. 2352, Feb. 26 ...... "Aiar. 10 ...... dated Novelitber 18, 1918, the following ...... is authorized for service connection Mar. 21 ...... Apr. 11 charges effective December 1, 1918: Cody...... Deming, N. Mex...... Feb. 5 1,103 1,376 1,190 145 -----..--.3.811 Service connection charges effective Feb. 19 ...... December Mar. 25 ...... -.------1, 1918, shall be made upop Mar. 21 ...... the installation of any equipment Z Custer...... Battle Creek, Mfich...... Feb. 14 306 993 15 ...... quired by the subscriber, and removal of Feb. 26 ...... equipment, including wiring, other than Mar. 10 ...... Mar. 26 ...... telephone stations, shall be charged for Devens...... Ayer, Mans...... Feb. 3 35.5 ...... S93 in accordance with the following sched- Feb. 21 ...... Dix...... Wrightstown, N..T ...... Feb. 5 46 ...... 237 .. 1,212 ule: Feb. 17 ...... (a) For individual lines, party lines, aux- Mar. 3 ...... iliary lines, each, $3.50. Dodge...... Des Moines, lowa...... Feb. 10 318 ...... 394 ... 1,274..... (b) For each extension station connected Feb. 28 52 with any class of telephone service, $3.50. Mar. 12 ...... (c) For private branch exchange service the Doniphan...... Fort Sill, Okla...... Feb. 14 ~39700 4,158 460 ...... S271. 5,589 charge for establishing service connection: Feb. 21 I ...... (1) For each trunk line connecting the M1cr. 12 ...... private branch exchange with a Mar. 24 ...... central office, $3.50. Funston...... Kansas...... Feb. 3 ...... 1,826 217 2,4 2,919 telephone connected to the (2) For each Feb. 19 52 12 ...... private branch exchange, except Mar. 5 ...... 1 operator's sets, $3.50. Mfar. 19 ...... (d) To cover directory, account, circuit, and Gordon...... Atlanta, Ga...... Feb. 1 227 2,513 3,299 switchboard expense in cases where service Mar. 5 ...... is established by use of instrumentalities al- Mar. 10 ...... ready in place In the subscriber's premises ...... 184 Grant...... Rockford,Ill...... Feb. 7 1,292 ...... 121 2,371 and no change Is made in the type or location Feb. 17 268 of such instrumentalities, each, $1.50. Mar. 3 (e) For each change of location of a tele- Greene...... Charlotte, N. C...... Feb. 19 296 98 834 2146 1,474 phone set from one location to another on Hancock...... Augusta, Ga...... Fb. 21 956 2,629 the same premises, or for change in type or Far. 12 29 style of telephone set, the subscriber shall JaesonC...... Columbia, S. C...... Feb. 10 ...... 52 2,801 ...... 6,oid01 pay therefor the sum of $3. far. 3 ...... (Note: The above charge Is not to apply if Mar. 21 ...... 73- ...... the changes or moves are made for the proper Apr. 4 ...... maintenance of the equipment or service). Apr. 14 (f) For a change of location of a telephone Johnston...... Jacksonville, Fla...... Feb. 17 74 521 12 2 1,269 118 set from one position to another not in the Lee...... Petersburg, Va. Feb. 12 70 300 3,283 57 745 same building, the subscriber shall pay for Mac thur...... Waco, Te...... Feb. 3 29,3 449 150 1,493 the establishing of the station at the new Feb. 28 2,110 location in accordance with the schedule of McClellan I...... Anniston, Ala...... Mar. 17 1,500 1,9i 2)3 5,6()7 service connection charges shown above. Admiral, lid...... 975 795 Meade...... Feb. 21 702 ...... 197 2,669 (g) For a change of location of private Mar. 10 ...... 8900-----.--.- ...... branch exchange switchboards, No. 2 private Feb. 26 ...... --.--..- branch exchange equipment, or other equip- Newport News...... Newport News, Va...... Feb. 3 620 1,793 1,210 214268 3,877 ment, or wiring, made at the request of the Feb. 20 ...... subscriber, except telephone sets, from one Mar. 17 ...... position to another In the same building or 1torth Charleston.... North Charleston, S. C... Feb. 24 43 237 ...... 1,143 from one position to another not In the saae Mar. 21 ...... building, the subscriber shall pay therefor the Pike...... Little Rock, Ark...... Feb. 5 625 ...... 1,002 ...... 2,130 -cost of labor, material, transportation, and Feb. 10 ...... 404 ...... 515 supervision. Feb. 19 ...... Mar. 5 55 LIST OF CONTRACTORS, WITH ADDRESSES. Mar. 14 ...... 11 Page 8. All orders draWn on Marchant Sevier...... Greenville, S...... Feb. 14 ...... 3,01o Mar. 7 ...... Calculating Machine Co. (Inc.) should Mar. 24 2,081 be addressed care of N. M. Minnix Co. Shelby...... I Hattiesburg, Miss...... Feb. 7 4,96- Feb. 19 (Inc.), 1830 G Street NW., Washington, Apr. 2 D. C. Apl . 11 1,0278 ...... Page 10. The name of Byron L. Strass- A pr. 21 239 Sheridan...... Montgomery, Ala...... Feb. 26 ...... burger Co. should be changed to Byron L. Mar. 28...... Strasburger & Co. Apr. 10- ...... G. V. NoRwoon, Serman...... Chillicothe, Ohio...... Feb. 12 ...... 1,782 Superintendent of Supplies. Feb., 24 Mfar. 14 ...... ---kii6 Ap roved. Taylor...... Louisville, Ky...... Feb. 5 ...... 4,259 I direction of the Secretary: Feb. 21 .-.-..--.- Mar. 7 ...... - - ...... J. I. MOYLE, Mar. 17 ...... Asst. Secretary of the Treasury. Travis...... Fort Sam Houston..--....- Feb. 12 ...... Feb. 24 ...... Mar. 7: ...... BOLSHEVIKI SEIZE ORENBURG. Mar. 19 ...... An Omsk dispatch to the State De- Miar. 29 partment reports the seizure of Orenburg ]Additional sales dates will be announced later. by the Bolsheviki on January 22. (Continued on page 7.) THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. -T SAVINGS STAMP SPECULATORS WARNED BY SECRETARY GLASS Health Conditions Among Troops The Secretary of the Treasury Issues In U. S. During Week Ending Jan. 17 the following: My attention has been directed to the I numerous offers made by unscrupulous The War Department authorizes the There were 40 new cases of scarlet persons through advertisements and in followingefrom the office of the Surgeon fever reported from Camp Funston other ways to buy War Savings CertTfi- General of the Army: against 25 last week. A few scattering cate Stamps and, as a result of such of- Herewith is a report on health condi- cases are reported from other stations. fers I am informed that ownerspf such tions among troops In the United States - The few cases of measles and meningitis securities have suffered material losses for the week ending January 17, 1919: reported from various stations are of lit- which could have been avoided by redemp- Influenza and pneumonia continue as tle importance in relation -to sick and tion of the War Savings Certificate the most prevalent diseases among troops death rates. Stamps at post offices, as provided by law. in the United States. Both diseases show A net reduction in the strength of I therefore direct the attention of the an Increase in the number of cases as troops in the United States of pproxi- public, particularly such persons as have compared with last week. These diseases mately 55,000 is shown as compared with made offers of the character above men- are appearing in virulent form at Camp last week's report, and the homeward tioned, to the following terms and condi- Hancock and In lesser degree at Camp movement of sick and wounded from tions which are printed on the back of McClellan. From the former camp there overseas has continued. These factors the War Savings Certificate of the Series were reported 27 deaths for the week are responsible in part for the rising sick of 1918: with a command of approximately 14,000 and death rates. There were 282 deaths " This certificate is of no value except men. The situation is reported as well reported against 258 the preceding week. to the owner named hereon, and is not handled and improving. It has been rec- Out of this total, 52 are charged to gen- transferable. emmended that no more men be sent to eral hospitals (against 38 la4 week) and " The law provides that no one person Camp Hancock for demobilization until 48 to aviation stations and hospitals. The shall at any one time hold war-savings health conditions improve. death rate (disease only) is 1:1.6, against certificates to an aggregate amount ex- Out of a total of 702 new cases of pneu- 13.2 last week. The noneffective rate is ceeding $1,000. f monia reported from all stations, Camp 54 as compared with 50 last week. " Certificate.-This certifies that, sub- Hancock reports 77; McClellan, 56; Special diseases were reported as fol- ject to the terms and conditions printed Lewis, 49; Jackson, 48; and the Aeronau- lows: This Lact hereon, the owner named on the back tic Section, 141. The Spruce Production week. v. ck. hereof will be entitled to receive on Janu- Division (Aeronautics) continues with a Influenza------1, s9T 1,8sss ary 1, 1923, in respect of each United high incidence of influenza-pneunonia. Pnoinorua ------702 1567 Measles ------192 182 States war-savings certificate stamp of and reported 31 deaths (Vancouver Bar- Menlngitis ------9 19 the series of 1918 then affixed hereto, the racks) for the week, with a strength of Scarlet fever------110 66 amount indicated thereon as then payable, command of only 9,327. Venereal diseases ------1, 233 1, 228 or, at his option, will be entitled to re- ceive at any earlier date, in respect of each such stamp then affixed hereto, the otherwise the demand will be deemed to tificates which may be presented to post lesser amount indicated in the table be waived and a new demand will be re- offices for redemption. printed hereon." quired before payment." I earnestly request newspapers and Treasury Department Circular No. 128, " War-savings certificates, series of magazines to give this matter the fullest issued December 18, 1918, and referring 1910, are not transferable and will be amount of publicity in order that the to -war-savings certificate stamps, series payable only to the respective owners rights of millions of people-investors of 1919, contains amongst others the f01- named thereon, except In the case of the in United States Government securi- lowing provisions: death or disability of any such owner. ties-may be fully protected. "Any owner of a war-savings certifi- "It shall not be lawful for any one CARTER GLASS, Secrftory. cate, series of 1919, at his option, will be person at any time to hold war-savings entitled to receive, at any time after certificates of any one series to an ag- January 10, 1919, and prior to January 1, gregate amount exceeding $1,000 (matur- 1924, at a money-order post office (the ity value)." BIG SAVING INFUEL MADE' office where registered in the case of a In order that the interests of owners registered certificate), upon surrender of of war-savings certificate stamps of BY CLAY PRODUCTS. CONCERNS his certificate and upon compliance with either series may be safeguarded, I hereby notify all persons to refrain from offers It is announced by the United States all other provisions thereof, in respect of Fuel Administration that statistics of re- each war-savings certificate stamp, series to buy war-savings stamps or accept sults obtained In fuel conservation by of 1919, then affixed to such certificate, same in trade. cooperat- 4,000 clay products companies represent- the amount indicated in the following The Post Office Department, the entire industry have table, but no post office shall make any ing with the Treasury Department, has Ing practically such payment until 10 days after receiv- issued instructions whereby payment now been compiled by States and show an will be refused whenever it is apparent actual total fuel saving in this industry ing written demand therefor, and such 1,846,096 net tons during the certificate must be surrendered for pay- that changes have been made in the alone of name of the original owner of any cer- first six months of 1918. sent within 60 days after such demand, The various branches of the clay prod- ucts industries with the percentages of (Continued from page 6.) curtailment and the fuel savings which make up the above total, are: Curtail- 6-months Total numbers to be offered for sale on all dates. ment saving Date of Industries affected. (per cent). (net tons). Camp. Locaion. sales. Grand Brick, terra cotta, roofing, Cavalry Artillery Draft Pack. floor and wall tile, and horses. horses, mules. mules. total. sanitary ware ------50 1, 219, 017 Hollow tile, drain tile, and sewer pipe --- 25 03,352 1919 Stoneware (except chemi- Upton...... Yahank, Long- Island, Feb. 10 24 202 ...... 23 309 cal) ------13 24, 627 N.Y Feb. 24 Wadsworth. Spartanburg, S. C...... Feb. 71 .... 1,2880...... 8 1,12 22 3,792 1, 846, 996 Feb. 17 ...... --. --. Feb. 28 ...... ------..------The curtailments of fuel in the various Mar. 19 ...... -. the re- Wheeler...... Macon, Ga...... Feb. 12 1,697 134 1,184 206 3,221 branches of these industries were Mar. 14 ...... 3...... sult of voluntary agreement on the part Mar. 31 ...... of the manufacturers after conference Fuel Administra- Grand total...... 27,50 30214 31,455 4,871 94,043., with the United States tion. 8 N TIE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. EXPORT CONSERVATION LIST Figures Slrowing Demobilization REVISED AS OF JANUARY 27 Progress Given by General March BY THE WAR TRADE BOARD In his weekly press interview of Janu- Orders have been issued to date (Jan. ary 25 Gen. March, Chief of Staff, gave 24, 1919) for the demobilization of ap- proximately 1,800,900 men The War Trade Board announces in a the following figures on the prqgress of as follows: new ruling (W. T. B. R. 548) that the demobilization: export conservation list as of January Reports show that according to latest TROOPS IN TaE UNITED STATES. Number. 27, 1919, is as follows: (It will be noted data on hand, up to and Including Janu- Depot brigades, oil cake, and meals, as ary 18, 1919, the discharge of 814,579 men development battalions, that pearl barley, was accomplished, as follows: replacements, and easuals...... 414,00M) linseed, oil cake, pea- Industrial furloughs...... 8,000 follows: Cottonseed, Divisional troops...... 195,000 nut, and soya bean, have been removed Corps andArmy troops...... 43,)00 Week Coast Artillery...... 40,500 from thelist, effective this date.) Engineers...... 48,0001 Medical Corps---.-...... 11,100 * Ammunition, V-2: and shells, loaded and un- Ordnance...... 11, too * Cartridges Quartermaster Corps...... 29,000 loaded, X-2. United States Guards...... 26,000 * Shot, in bulk, X-2. Camp Beauregard...... 1,824 1,524 Military Aeronautics...... 41,500 Butter. Camp Benning...... 165 39 Spruce Production...... 30,000 Bran. Camp Deens...... ,5 434 Tank Corps...... 8,000 Beans, except seed beans, as follows: Camp odi...... 2,807 282 Chemical Warfare Service...... 6,000 Colored (not Including castor, vanilla, Camp Cater...... 14,92 5,1i Anthracite Coal Miners...... 6,000 and like varieties of beans). (CampDorres...... Special Service Units...... 12,300 White, including ima and navy. camp ...... 22,438 2,6 4,394472 Students' Army Training Corps...... 160,00 * Coal. Camp Doie...... 31,02 4,903 Commissioned Officers' Training School.... 39,000 o'ffee, except Porto Rican and Haitian. Gamp Forrest...... 4,904 73 Attached, laal draft boards...... 3,500 * Cake. Camp Fredont...... 12,573 4319 Porto Rica troops...... 12, 000 Cluese. Camp Funston...... 23,410 3,910 Hawaiian National Guard...... 1 500 Cinehona bark and products. Gard itvGen...... 4,904 . Bakery companies...... 3,200 Cottonseed oil, hydrogenated. Camp Gorden...... 1,573 3,190 Construction and labor companies-....- 800 Camp Grant...... 33,73 0,918 Aireraft Production...... 6,500 Egg products. CaI p Greene...... 7,277 782 signal Corps...... * Explosives, X-2. Camp Greenlea...... 4,978 33 Training, center...... 10,300 Milnis, moving-picture, as follows: Camp Hancock...... 115i 1,618 Conscientious abjectors ...... 3,500 Unexposod, X-20. mloJcionso...... 1,708 41 Motor Transport Corps...... 200 Expow d, but undeveloped, X-20. (amp eluiparys...... 8,484 630 * Exposed and developed, X-20. Camp Jakson...... 12,315 3 Total...... 1,163,900 * Firearms, all t3ps, X-20. Camip Joinsetm ------...... 5,758 413 Flour, as follows: Camp Kearn.' ...... 3,424 630 OVEESEA TROOPS RETURNED T1O UNITED aricy. Camp Kendick...... 03 31 STATES. Corn. Camp Las Lasas...... 7,298 152 Rye. Camp Lee. _...... 27,68 1,342 Casuals...... 31, 00 Wheat. Camp Lewis...... 7,072 1,666 Divisional and organization...... 87,300 Gold, manufactures thereof, except dental, Camp Logan...... 2,189 213 X-20. ('acip liao 'thubi.'...... 7,397 230 Total...... 119,000 Grains, as follows: (anpMc lillau...... 9,284 1,003 Barley, except seed and pearl barley. Caip Res e...... 16,q76 2,7A4 Grand total...... 1,30,100 Brewers'. except brewers' rice. Camp Melts...... 4,330 518 Corn, except seed corn. Camp Mills...... 1,066 47 Nusher of Officers resigned and discharged.. 56, 780 Oats, products of, except oats. Fort Monroe...... 1,180 0 Rye, except seed rye. Newport News ...... :.... 4,941 320 Wheat. except seed wheat. Camp Pike...... 27,008 2,039 Jute yarn. CampSevier...... 7,4'6 214 "DINARA " REPORT UNCONFIRtED. Jute itrate bags. Camp Shelbv...... 4,488 762 Lard, neutral. Camp Sheridan ...... 3,180 382 Alleged Seizure of U. S. Ship By Italians Lard compound. Camp Sherman...... 30,786 4,010 Lard subtitutes. Fort Sill...... 1,191 31 Being Investigated. Meal as follows: Camp Svraeuse...... 59 6 Barley Camp Talor...... 44,032 3,462 Secretary Daniels authorizes the fol- Corn. Ca'mpTrmais...... 14,50 1,075 lowing: Rye, Camp Upton...... 8,790 2,225 Middlings. Vancouver Barracks...... 7335 9W2 " Reports prinled that a vessel, the Milk, as follows.: Camp Wadsworth ...... 039 315 Dinara,flying the American flag and hav- Cndensed. Camp Wheeler.....-...... 7,368 76 Dehydrated. Central Department...... 78,493 3,019 ing a navigation license issued by the Evaporated. Eastern Department ...... 5 199 1,387 American naval commander in the Adri- Powdetred. Northeastern Department...... 106 569 atic was seized at Jelsa on January 10 Preserved (all kinds). Southeastern Department...... 22, 451 537 Peas, except seed peas, as follows: Southern DepartmTent...... 12,739 1,728 by Italians forces, who hauled down the Dried. Western Department...... 22,268 1,381 American flag and carried off the ship Split. Hawaiian Department...... 61 1 under Italian colors, are unconfirmed. Pork products, as follows: Ba con. Recruit Depots...... 12,536 1,633 " In order to ascertain thetrigin of the Barreled and mess pork. Arsenals...... 1,90W 186 report, the department cabled to Rear Coarse hog bellies. Dis inlinary llarracks..... 29 9 Admiral Niblack, commander of the Canned pork. War Prison Barracks...... 7 15 Fatbacks. Aliscellaneous...... 1,050 423 American forces in the Adriatic, to report Fresh pork. any incident that might have given rise lams. Total...... 738,144 76,435 to the story." Pickled pork. Shoulders. Totyl up to week ending Spareribs. Jan. 18...... 814,579 Stag bellies. Early reports week ending Jan, TROOPS ON THE MINNEXARDA. Quinine and its compounds. 25 1919...... 43, 608 Quinine salts. The War Department publishes the fol- Seeds, red clover. Grand total...... 5,8 lowing cabled correction: Sugar, except Mexican sugars, including panela, panocha, PaPelon, and pilon- In connection With the sailing of the cillo. transport Minnckalida, which left Brest Individual licenses not required to Canada der one heading only. The omission of Janutry 22 and is due to arrive at New and Newfoundland. Shipment of these com- individual reference to any commodity York February 1, the 328th Infantry list- modities to those destinations may be made does not mean its removal from the list ed should read the 329th Infantry; Field uInler special export license RAC-6 3. Where if the sme is covered therein by a gens- sipments of grain are made for seed purposes and Staff, Headquarters Company, Ma- shippers are cautioned to state that fact on eral classification. chine Gun Company, Supply Company, the shipping papers. Medical Detachment, Companies A, B. C, D, I, K, L, and M; 39 oflicers and 2,339 In publishing the conservation list in Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no this form it is announced that hereafter men. STAMP no cross references will be- miade in that - red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS list, each commodity being mentioned uil- to-day. Contribute to the Red Gross fund. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 9

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

JANUARY 26, 1919. STEDMAN, Oliver J. James F. Stedman, FREDRICKSON, Arthur A. Andrew C. 901 Pourth Street, Modeste, Cal. Fredrickson, Lamberton, Minn. The totalaiumber'of casualties to date, STEINMAN, Charles L. Mrs. K. Steinman, FURST Arthur A Miss Miriam Furst, 1493 Visalia, Cal. Broadway, New York, N. Y. including gose reported below, are as STUDEBAKER, Floyd A. Mrs. Cora Stude- HAUGHT, ZeIlan. Calvin J. Haught. R. F. D. follows: baker, box 184, R. F. D. 1, Berkeley, Cal. 4. Fairview, W. Va. WARD, Ross R. V. Thomas Ward, route 5, HERNE, Harry. Frank Harlew, Detroit, Killed in action (including 381 Dadoville, Ala. Minn. WOLF, George W. John M. Wolf, Berkeley HILL, Silas. Addle Evans, 5325 Laclede at sea) ------30,719 Springs, W. Va. Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Died of wounds ------12, 763 HUGHES, Cecil. Mrs. Mandy H. Hughes, R. Died of disease ------18,474 Died from Accident and Other Causes. F. . 3, Kingston Springs, Tenn. CORPORAL. INSCHE, Herbert M. John V. Inscbe, 2p4 Died from accident and other West Washington Street, Phillipsburg, N. J. causes ------2, 595 KRESAN, Frank Albert. Mrs. Frank Kresan, JARVIS, Clarence R. Mrs. Leona Jarvis, 39 Wounded in action ------137, 067 Williston, N. Dak. Hudson Street, Muskegon, Mich. PRIVATaS. A. Johan- Missing in action ------12, 727 JOHANSEN, Walter A. Mrs. Mary ANDERSON, Bert. George Anderson, R. F. sen, Payton and Grand Streets, Geneva, D. 1 Willinaston, S. C. Ill. Total to date ------214, 345 BLANCJETTE, Adolph. Mrs. Ofella Blan- JOHNS, Harrison. Mrs. May Johns, Meher- chette, 201 Cedar Grove Street, New Bed- cil, Va. ford, Mass. KANE, Robert. Mrs. Reba Pratt, Hopewell, The following casualties are reported GREEN, Archie B. Frank M. Green, Sham- N. J. rock, Okla. KLIMA, James J. Mrs. Mary Klima, 523 by the commanding general of the Ameri- HAYHIURST, George. J. Hayhurst, Addy- North Castle Street, Baltimore, Md. can Expeditionary Forces: ston, Ohio. LANDSTRUM, Elmer C. Mrs. Anna Land- HOWARD, Roy H. Mrs. Annie Howard, 165A strum Justin, Mich. Killed in action ------33 Albion Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. LEONARD, Joseph J. John Leonard, R. F. D. Died from accident and other REAGER, Wallace C. Mrs. Carrie P. Reager, 1, Hollandale, Wis. Sallisaw, Okla. LEVY, Alex. Mrs. Sadie Levy, 411 South causes ------. _ 10 RICIARD, George.. Mrs. Elizabeth Lorick, Fourth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 60 LINCOLN, Leo Rt. Mrs. Alice Lincoln, North Died of disease ------287 Second Street, Hackensack, N. J. Homer Avenue, Cortland, N. Y. Wounded severely ------125 SCIWIEKERT, William Phillip. Mrs. Rose LUKER, Alonzo W. Mrs. Irene Luker, Lyons, Schwiekert, 0017 South Broadway, St. Kans. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Mary Mc- Total ------228 WRIGHT, Joseph D. Mrs. Josephine Wright, McNICITOLS, JoseDh M. 115 South Davis Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. Nichols, 709 West Sixty-first Place, Chi- Killed in Action. Died of Disease. MONACELLA, Eugenio. Nazarina Monacella, LIEUTENANTS. R. F. D. 4, Avoca, Pa. LIEUTENANTS. PHILLIPS, Lloyd D. Mrs. Ethel May Phil- DAVIES, Llewellyn R. Mrs. Doris Sherwin lips, 42S South Seventh Street East, Cedar EGAN James Bernard. Mrs. Agnes Egan, 209 Davies, Rochester, Mich. Rapids, Iowa. Eckford Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRATT, George P. Mrs. Florinda Pratt, PIKE, Raymond Allison. Allison Et. Pike, MARTIN, Robert C. Mrs. J. Hall 322 East Macedonia, Iowa. Fairfax. S. Dak. Thirty-second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SERGEANTS. POUND, Floyd J. Edward Pound, 2252 South CORPORALS. CRUTCHFIELD James B. Mrs. Ella G. Fifth Avenue, Torre Haute, Ind. DELL, Edward. Mrs. Jessie Grundy, 227 Nott Crutchfield, FPrancis, Pontotoc County, RAMPULLA, Michael. John Rampulla, 423 Terrace, Schenectady, N. Y. Okla, Rockland Street, Lancaster, Pa. NEUFELDT, Cornelius. Mrs. Lillian Neu- KROH, William Herman. Mrs. Annie Eliza- RICE, Edward T. Mrs. Elizabeth Rice, 247 foldt, 2548 South Marshall Boulevard, Chi- beth Kroh, 2709 Parkwood Avenue, Balti- East Twenty-first Street, New York, N. Y. cago, Ill. more, Md. ROBBINS, Rasho. Nathaniel B. Robbins, ROBERTS, Earl E. Mrs. Lida Roberts, 46 KUHLMAN, Henry F. Mrs. Dee Kuhlman, Step Rock, Ark. South Pine Street Muskegon Mich. Sweet ,prings, Mo. RUCKER, Aaron James. Mrs. Alberta Rucker, SCHAFFER, Joseph. Mrs. 2. M. Schaffer, McCARTHY, John M. Charles H. McCarthy, 420 East Ross Street, Lancaster, Pa. Freedom, Pa. 827 Grand View Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa. SANCHES. Charles Joseph. Mrs. C. C. San- STARKEY, Fred H. J. II. Starkey, Clitherall, PETERSON, Ralph E. W. E. Peterson, Phil- ches, 120 St. Charles Street, Baton Rouge, Minn. lipsburg, Pa. La. WATT, Myron. Mrs. Sarah Watt, 416 Maple SHAY, Daniel T. Daniel Shay, Mattawam- CORPORALS. keag, Me. Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. FURCII, John K. Mrs. Florence Godley, 1014 WRIGHT, Harrison A. Mrs, Laura Wheeler, SITERMANN, Frank J. John Sittermann, 226 Quincy Street, Springfield, Mass. North Sixteenth Street, Omaha, Nebr. Leslie, Ho. JACKSON, William F. Charles Jackson, R. SMYTH,William W. Ars. William W. Smyth, PRITATES. F. D. 3, Mount Juliet, Teun. Valley Head, Ala. BREYFOGLE, Oscar G. Marshall S. Owens, JOHNSON, Joshua E Mrs. Martha Johnson, THOMPSON, William. Mrs. Beulah Thomp- 3318 Park Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Highland Falls, N. Y. son. Rowell, Ark. BURKE, John T. Harry Curry, Elk Point, MASTEC ENGINEER. VOGEL. John Anthony. Mrs. Julia Vogel, S. Dak. RUSSELL, DeWitt E. Mrs. Mary D. Russell, .8219 North Newstead.Avenne, St. Louis. Mo1. BUTLER, Perley 0. Louis Butler, 1 South R. F. D. A, Portland, Oreg. VOGL, Otto. Ludwig Vogl, St Henry, Ind. Main Street, Waterville, Me. WALL. James E Thomas Wall, 29 Pleasant DICK, Coy. 0. M. Dick, 1222 South Water 3UGLER. Street. Pascoag, R. I. Street, Indianapolis, Ind. BRADLEY, Marion G. Mrs. Mattie Y. Brad- WILLIAMSON, Watson. Crawford William- DUNN, Benjamin F. Mrs. Grace Burns, 1013 ley, Tahoka, Tey. son, Newington, Ga. Prospect Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. WAGONER. WILSON, Delina. Aaron R. Wilson, Faubush, FLORIO, Humbert. Mrs. Giento Florio, 1512 Ky. Murlis Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CARLSON, Oscar C. Mrs. Mary Carlson, Wounded Severely. HILL, William J. William Barry Hill, Te- 8161 Fifth Street, Duluth, Minn. cumch, Okla. COOKS. PRIVATES. JOHNSON, George S. Mrs. Martha Johnson, SWEATMAN, Orville M. Grover C. Sweat- ABBOTT Clyde W. Wallis F. Abbott, North Big Springs, Nebr. man, general delivery, Elmira, Mo. iumford, Me. MARIANI, Rocco. Rocco Pennella, 72 Shaw WIREMAN, Charles F. Mrs. Louise Wiseman, ALBRECUT, Francis C. Philip Albrecht, 313 Sireet, New London, Conn. 212 Grant Avenue, Michigan City, Ind. East One hundred and forty-first Street, MILLER, James G. Mrs. Isabelle Miller, New York, N. Y. Hemlock, Ohio. PRIVATES. ANDERSON. Carl A. Bernard Anderson, St. NIXON, Horace R. Cleo Evans, R. F. D. 1, BATISTE, Ed. Mrs. Stella Edwards, Gretna Jame, Minn. box 4, Hermitage, Tenn. La. ASKINS. John J. Mr. Annie Askins, Rondel PDTERS, Thomas W. Mrs. Mary Peters, BREDIGER, John C. Mrs. Minnie Brediger Apartments, Sixteenth and Mission Streets, 001 South Imogene Street, Pomona, Cal. Lane Street, Akron, Ohio. -San Francitco, Cal. PETTERSON, George A. George H. Petter- BURDELL. Abraham. Mrs. Addie Burdell, AUSWAKS, Jauob. Mr. Rose Auswaks, 238 son, 218 Illinois Street, Toledo, Ohio. Nichols. Ga. East Seventh Street, New york, N Y. PITZER, Ira L Mrs. Martha Pitzer, 2530 CARD, Noah R. Frank S. Card, Daleville BECK, Omar D. Mrs. Etta Beck, Butlerville, Cummings Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. Ind. lnd PSENCIK, Louis F. Randolph Psencik, CARLIN, William, jr. William Carlin, Gate- BEEBY, Albert Edwin. Mrs. W. A. Beeby, Snrithville, Tex, wood W. Va. la, Kans. REED, Charles U. Mrs. Anna Devoe, Morne COLBY, William C. Mrs. Lillie May Colby, Billups, Robert T. John A. Billups, R. F. D. City Wash. R. F. ). 1. Shabona, Ill. 1, Fort Gay, W. Va. RICKENBACH, John R. Mrs. Katie M. Rick- DANIDLS, William A. Mrs. Vidella B. Dan. BLANTON, Roland G. Mrs. Avery Blanton, enach, R. F. D. 1, West Leesport, Pa. 41s,4l Web-te, Street, Wtrw Haven, Conn. R1. F. D., Gaffney, S. C. RIESTER, John, jr. Mrs. Annie Riester, 2730 DAVIDIAN, Paronag. Munoch Hachlkian. 12 BOYDSTITN, Russell I. Mrs. Ola Boydstun, Atlantic Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. East Fortieth Street. New York, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Mayflower, Ark. SCHOPWETTEER Frederick C. Max Schop- DUNCAN, Ray M. Mrs. Maggie Dunean, I. BRIEFER. Sherman Allen. Mrs. Ona BriCfer, wetter, teeseville, Wis. F. D. 2, Waco, Tex. 826 Madison Street, Topeka, Kans. , 71*-19-3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BROOKS, Henry Q. Harry E. Brooks, 3786 BRIMBERRY, Otto. John I. Brimberry, Gil- LOTSPEICH, Hugh B. John Lotspeich, Robs- Twelfth Street NE., Washington, D. C. lespie, I1 O town, Tex. BRYANT, Thomas L. Rome L. Bryant, R. F. BRYAN, Paul F. Mrs. Nancy Blanche Bryan, MCDONOUGH, William Joseph. Mrs. Julia D. 1, Liberty, S. C. Gillsville, Ga. McDonough, 67 John Street, New Bruns- CABIN, Alfred. James Glover, route 7, box BRZOZOWY, Peter. Mrs. Blanche Riddel,'99 wick, N. J. 44, Austin, Tex. Grove Street, New Britain, Conn. MALONE, Thomas J. Mrs. Margaret Malone, CLARK, Winnie D. Frank Breeden, R. F. D. CAFFERATA, John N. Mrs. Mamie Maggi, 314 West One hundred and forty-third 0, Richmond, Va. 1552 Grand Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Street, New York, N. Y. COLLINS, Clair. George Collins, Ora, Ind. GALE, William R. William H. Gale, Mar- MONGSON, August J. Mrs. Thomas Mong- COOPER, William J. Mrs. Annie Cooper, shall, Ill. son, 38 West Lane street, Winooski, Vt. 1243 Daly Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CAMPBELL, William George. Mrs. Frazier O'HARE, Theodore R. John T. O'Hare, Re- CRANE, Robert Monroe. Lee Crane, 931A Gerald, 2012 Como Avenue, West St. Paul, ville S Dak. East Broadway, Alton, I. Minn. PARVIN, Will C. Mrs. J. S. Bisop, 111 Roe- CREEKMORE, Floyd H. Mrs. Luella Creek- CASSELL, Thomas C. Mrs. Pattie Cassell, setta Street, Little Rock, Ark. more, Harriman, Tenn. Sayersville, Va. SHEPPARD, Milton, jr. Mrs. Eta Sheppard, CROWELL, Johnnie. Mrs. Thelma Crowell, CHRISTOPHERSON, Arthur C. Mrs. Marie Ash Flat, Ark. box 474, Covington, La. Christopherson, Shelden, Wis. TAYLOR, Raymond V. Mrs. Mamie B. An- CROWELL, William H. Mrs. Catherine Crow- DILLON. Dale C. George C. Dillon, 516 thony, 615 East Commerce Street, Peters- ell, 440 Steiner Street, San Francisco, Cal. West Tenth Street, Coffeyville, Kans. burg, Va. CRUISE, Harrison. Mrs. Lizzie Cruise, 544 EAGLESTON, Fred H. John Eagleston, TURLEY, William. John A. Turley, Asberry, West Street, Louisville, Ky. Towanda, Kans. Va. DPEWRY, Fred I. I. W. Drewry, 232 West FALLON, Bernard M. Mrs. Lena Dugan, Taylor Street, Griffin, Ga. 423 West Fifty-sixth Street, New York, DUFFY, John. -Mrs. James Duffy, 167 West N. Y. SECTION 1, JANUARY 27, 1919. Sixtieth Street, New York, N. Y HALE, Edwin W. Mrs. J. W. Hale, Jackson, DUKAT, Joseph P. Anthony Duka, 1041 Miss. The following casualties are reported Whitney Avenue, Hamden, Conn. HAYES, Wayde. Miss Elizabeth Hayes, 2437 by the commanding general of the Ameri- DUKE, John D. John B. Duke, route 2, Hovey Street, Indianapolis, Ind. can Expeditionary Forces: Dickson, Tenn. HAYS, Thorton C. Mrs. Catherine Hays, Jas. IJLLETT, John. Sylvester Ellett, Coatesville, per, Ohio. Killed in action ------32 Ind. INGALSBE, Harry 0.- Franz S. Ingalsbe, FACCONE, Michaelangelo. Joseph Yaccone, West Plains, Mo. Dfed from wounds------18 Cherry Street, New Brunswick, N. J. JACKSON, Thomas W. Mrs. Harriet Jackson, Died from accident and other FAIRCHILD, John II. John Fairchild, Ben- 459 Division Street, Fall River, Mass. causes ------2 ton City, Mo. MeVEY, Frank S., Mrs. Luanna McVey, 1413 FOLTZ, William Henry. Mrs. Jennie Foltz, South West Boulevard, Rosedale, Kans. Died of disease ------37 Haunen, Wis. MADDOX, Burnett. Stephen Maddox, Wil- Wounded severely ------184 FOX, Joe F. Mrs. Sallie D. Fox, R. F. D. 2, liamstown, Ill. Missing in action . 21 Lascassas, Tenn. MADIGAN, Tames F. Mrs. Catherine Madi- FOX, Ray E. Mrs. Hattie N. Fox, R. F. D. gan, 237 Larch Street, Scranton, Pa. Sevierville, Tenn. MERRICK, James McL. James II. Merrick, Total ------294 GADDY, Henry Walter. Jeptha R. Gaddy, R. F. D. box 37, Wilmington, N. C. route 1, Garland, N. C. METZGER, Eugene V. Mrs. Elizabeth Metz- GAFFNEY, Gordon A. Mrs. Christina Gaff- ger, 2708 Java Court, Denver, Colo. Killed in Action. ne , Auburndale, Fla. MRSTIK, John. Mrs. Mary Yelinsk. 060 LIEUTErtANTS. GAILEY, William Everett. Mrs. J. T. Galley, Twentieth Avenue, South Side, Omaha, BERGER, Carl H. Mrs. Adele*Berger, May- 162 Lincoln Street, Worcester, Mass. Nebr. Ville, Dodge County, Wis. GILES, Walter Woodson. Joseph W. Giles, 1001 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. MITDZINSKI, Joseph J. Klemns Mudzinski, CUMMINGS, Patrick T. Mrs. Eve Cummings, GILLEM, Inver Grove, Minn. 122 Princeton Sfreet, East Boston, Mass. Floyd. Mrs. Nellie Bleer, Chandler, MUEIILFEIT, Joseph. Mrs. Klotilda Muehl- LYONS, Douglas M. Thomas Lyons, Fort Okla. Henry. Tenn. GILLILAND, John. Mrs. Margaret Gilliland, felt, R. F. D. 5, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Seine Street, Sharon, Pa. PALLORES, Pedro. Mrs. Petrolimia Gomes, MORGAN, William D. Louis D. Morgan, Tan- GRANT, Jake. Mrs. Vinest Grant, 7 Mary Guanajuato Selalla, Mexico. gipalhoa, La. Street, Sumter, q. C. PALMQUIST, John C. John Palmquist, R. F. PATTEN, John A. Joseph E. Patten. 130 Glenwood Boulevard, GREENWALT, John W. Thomas Greenwalt, D. A, box 92, Kerman, Cal. Schenectady, N. Y. Nedora, Ill. PHILLIPS, Frank. Miss Grace Phillips, 22 SUERGIANTS. GREER, Willis C. T. L. Greer, 1310 Hawkins Freedom Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. AIGNER, Egnots W. Mrs. August Aigner, R. Street, Nashville, Tenn. PRICE, Edward B. William J. Price, box 81, F. D. 5, box 46, Phoenix, Ariz. GREGERSON, John R. John C. Gregerson, Girard, Ala. NEATHDRY, Roy C. J. S. Neathery, Devils Tando, Mont. PRICE, Thomas R. Lyman Holton, R. F. D. Lake, N. Dak. GRENFELL, Thomas Alvah. Nicholas Gren- 8, Alvarado, Tex. STOLBA, John James. Frank Seveik, 03 fell, Silver City, N. Mex. SCALES, Pete. Joseph Scales, Davelli, Prov- ince of Cartinazzaro, Italy. North Broadway, Baltimore, Md. HAMMOND, Millard R. Mrs. Jane Merri- CORPORALS. ma Hammond, 511 East High Street, SHELLINGOSKY, Walter. Mrs. Olive Shell- Lexington, Ky. ingosky, 715 Indiana Avenue, Sheboygan, CLAWSON, Roy B. Mrs. Laura C. Clawson, HANSON, Peter M. Hans B. Hanson, Malta, Wis. YoungN ood Pa. Mont. SHEPHARD, James W. Mrs. Lillie Shephard, GRIFFITH, harles. John Ross Griffith, 104 HEAGAN, James B. Mrs. Mary A. Heagan, Etna, N. C. Fifth Street, Bridgeport, Ohio. 182 High Street, West Orange, N. J. WAGNER, Edward. Edward A. Wagner,' 43 SWANK, Ralph. G. F. Swank, Neoga, Ill. IHEARN, Harrison. Charlie S. Hearn, Hern- Charlotte Street, Binghamton, N. Y. PRIVATES. don, W. Va. WICKERTSHEIMER, Paul. Charles Wick- HIERZOG, Sam. Miss Lillian Herzog, 843 ertsheimer, Rathdrum, Idaho. BOUDER, Samuel. William Bonder, R. F. D. ZOECKLER, Edgar. Henry Zoeckler, Thir- 2, Powell, Ohio. Santa Clara Street, Alameda, Cal. BYRON, Dona. Mrs. Edith Gauthier, 13 Mill HOFFMAN, William H. William Hoffman, teenth Street, Wellsville, Ohio. ZUPI, Gaspiro. Cascarola Paolo, Wilson, Pa. Street, Springfield, Mass. York, York County, Pa. CULLEN, Michael F. Patrick Cullen, West- HIUCKS, Alva. Fred W. Hucks, Mount Val- PRIVATES. ernport, Md. ley, Kans. CUSACK, ITYMIN, Bora G. Arthur Hyman, Hyman, CRAFT, Jesse F. L. A. Craft, Haleyville, Ala. Timothy F. Mrs. Mary Cusack, 169 East One hundred and fifteenth Street, S. C. CRAGG, Archie B. Joe Cragg, Mineral Point, New York, N. Y. Wis. JACKSON, James. Mrs. Annie Jackson, DONOHIUE, John J. Miss Sadie Donohue, Omar, W. Va. DAVEY. Samuel L. William H. Davey, Junc- 837 Park Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. JACKSON, Joseph. Mrs. Lizzie Jones, 331 tion, W. Va. FINGEL, Otto August. Fred Fingel, 420 West 69th Street, New York, N. Y. DRUMMOND, Willis E. Mrs. E. L. Drum- Fourth Street, Ocouto, Wis. JACKSON, 0. K. Mrs. Pearlie Carson, 40 mond, 210 East Twenty-first Street, Balti- FREY, William A. Mrs. Sallie Frey, Doug- Short Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. more, Md. lasville Pa JETT, Hugh. Herbert W. Jett, R. F. D. 1, EICK, Charles. Mrs. Katherine Eick, 3486 GUSTAFSON, Axel J. Mrs. Anna J. Gustaf- Stafford, Va. Spring Grove Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. son, Tingeryd, Sweden. JIANFRANCESCO, Albert. Mrs. Mary Pro- GAUGER, Joseph F. Mrs. Ella Gauger, 20 HOWE, Frank. Mrs. Ellen Howe, 1203 Ham- cacine, 87 Lee Avenue, Princeton, N. J. Parnell Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. ilton Street, Saginaw, Mich. JONES, Carson. Mrs. Millie C. Jones, Deer HEESEN, Paul F. Mrs. Augusta Heesen, LLEWELLYN, Vernie D. Mrs. Lizzie M. Lode, Tenn. Elroy, Wis. McNess, Lawrence, Kans. KANIKOWSKI, Valentine. Jacob Kanikowski, HERLONG, Lucius K. Mrs. Viola Herlong, MERCER, Bruce A. Mrs. S. M. Mercer, Puy- 313 Canfield Avenue, East, Detroit, Mich. Delhi, La. allup, Wash. ANDERSON, Antone M. Robert Anderson, HUFF, William J. Mrs. Anna L. Huff, MOORE. EIzy Van. Mrs. Mattle Roberts, 1324 Southeast Pine Street, Brainerd, Schafer, N. Dak. High Cliff. Tenn. Minn. KARG, George V. Jacob P. Karg, Upper MORRIS, William. Robers Morris, Roslyn, ANDERSON, Arlice Lawrence. C. D. Ander- Sandusky, Ohio. Wash. son, Knob Fork, W. Va. KAZJKWA, Frank S. Joseph Rosockackl, 424 MORTON, William L. Lewis F. Morton, Hu- ANDOLINE, Antonio. Mrs. Mary Andoline, Harlan Avenue, E. W., Grand Rapids, Mich. bert, N. C. 1236 East George Street, Indianapolis, Ind. KINTNER, Harold Eugene. Abraham Lincoln NEEL, Emmet C. Mrs. Ruth 0. Neel, BEECROFT, Marion C. Mrs. Mabel Beecroft, Kintner, 236 East Indiana Avenue, South Blountsville, Ala. 801 Second Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Bend, Ind. RAINEY, James, Mrs. Minnie Rainoy, 07T BLEVINS, Thomas B. Mrs. Frieda M. KNUTKOWSKI, John. Mike Knott, 2635 Ran- Pint Street, Central Falls, R. I. Blevins, Claude, Tex. dolph Street NE., Minneapolis, Miun. RICHARD, Eligah. Joe Richard, Iowa, La. BOUNDS, Millard H. Ernest Bounds, Eden, KOLBERT, Martin. Augusta Kolbert, 2431 SCHULTZ, Fred Charles. Charles Schultz, Md. East Allegheny Street, Philadelphia, Pa. star route, Sandusky, Mich. BRIGHT, Lenna E. Mrs. Lydia Bright, LIPTRAP, Charles C. John Liptrap, Green SUHR, Henry. Theodore Suhr, 1339 Twenty- Cherokee, Okla. Valley, Va. ninth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SUTTON, Raymond J. Mrs. Helena Sutton, JONAS, John P. Mrs. Barbara Jones, R. RUBIN, Henry. Mrs. Dora Rubin, 147 South 0819 Olcott Street, Chicago, Ill. ., 1 Albany, Minn. Fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TOLAND, James S. Priscilla Toland, 617 LADD. inoch Eugene. Eugene Ladd, 127 RUDNICK, Ben. Stanley Rudnick, Winni- Oak Street, Oreville, Cal. Brown Street, Westbrook, Me. peag, Canada. LANL FORD, Charlie. Mrs. Darkes Ryan, USSELL, Oliver D. Mrs. Lew Walker, Died of Wounds. ,4uckatunia Miss. Clancey, Mont. McGUINNESA, John P. Bernard McGxin- SANDERS, Arthur. Jacob L. Sanders, Ben- CAPTAIN. ness R. F. D. 1. Washington, W. Va. ton, Ill. .ERRY, Ralph. Melvin W. Perry, Algoma MABIE, Alvin R. Wallace Mable, R. F. D. SCOTT Cyrus W. James A. Scott, Para- Wis. 1 Loyal Wis., gould, Ark. SERGEANT. MAVOo, alrry. Mrs. Annie Mayon, 1172 SEIBOLD, Charles J. Miss Josie Selbold, HIATT, Ralph. Mrs. Ozee Hiatt, Gaston, Ind. Daggett Street, Marinette, Wis. 1326 Hickory Street, St. Louis, Mo. MEYER, George H. Charles F. Meyer, R. F. SHELDON, Thomas. Mrs. Mary L. Sheldon, CORPORAL. D. 1, Dalton, Mo. Clayton N Y. AVILLA Edwin. Mrs. Edwin Avilla, Cor- MITCHELL, Jim. Mrs. Ada Clark. Guthrie, SHERMA, David T. Mrs. Fannie Sherman, delia, Cal. Ky. Columbia, La. PRIVATES. MOSS, Y. C. Mrs. Lizzie Moss, Tyler Ala SHERRY, Frank. Lee Sherry, Jones, Mich. BUNCH, Lee UI. J. M. Bunch, Hartman. Ark. NEWTON. Moses. Petpr Newton, .l. D. 2, SHEWARD, Aubrey C. Mrs. Amanda E. DOUGHTY, Andrew. Mrs. L. Doughty, Pedro, Lykesland, S. C. Sheward, general delivery, Muncie, Ind. Ohio. NICHOLS, Howard. Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, STOWE, Byron W. Byron W. Stowe, 34 DUGAN, Thomas E. Mrs. Anna Dugan, 279 Rt. . -. 2, Wheelersburg, Ohio. Fifth Avenue, Lansinghurgh, N. Y. Rutledge Street Brooklyn, N. Y. RIC' TERMEIR, Henry R. John J. Rich- ABRAMSON, Harry. Jacob Abramson, 501 GRIGG George W. Mrs. B. W. Grigg, R. F termeir, R. F. D. 1, Mapleton, Iowa. East One hundred and sixty-ninth Street, D. 0, Bx 40, Greenville, Ill. ROY, Adolph E. Edward 0. Roy, 15 Federal New York, N. Y. HANN FORD, Lester R. Mrs. Allen Akers, Street, Haverhill. Mass. ANTE, Joseph H. Mrs. Katherine Derlich, 40 Mount Vernon Street, Dover, N. H. SERGEANT, James. Henry Sergeant, 98 229 Downey Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 1 Blaisdale Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. ATKINSON, Emmett James. John F. Atkin- KOYLOWSKY, Max J. Mrs. Kate Koylow TERRIS, Louis. Clause Terris, 627 Forty- sky, 1051 Carmalt Street, Dickson City, Pa. son, 1012 Pike Street, Carbondale, Pa. LINDSAY, Joseph M. Charles W. Lindsay, seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BARALUKOFF, Alex. Arten Baralukoff, 1103 1015 West lonia Street Lansing, Mich. THOMSEN, Otto. Thomas E. Thomsen, New- Stockreter Street, Cleveland, Ohio. McINNIS, Lawson H. John McInnis, Oka- all, Iowa. BEDNER, Joseph V. Mrs. Frieda Bedner, 62 trippa Ala, THURMOND, Willie. J. H. Brunson, R. F. Spruce Street, Natrona, Pa. MACKE L, Ollie Walter. Mrs. Ivy Mackel, R. D. 2, Edgefield, S. C. BEENE, Frank. Jessie N. Beene, Taft, Cal. F. D. 3, Rochester Mills, Pa. WILLIAMS, Hammett. Julius Williams, R. BENDIX, Waltes L. Henry Bendix 1215 MEAD, James H. Arthur T. Mead, 2041 F. D. 1, Vance, S. C. Manhattan Street, Michigan City, I4l. BLANEY, Eagle Avenue, Alameda, Cal. Wounded Severely. Thomas F. Mrs. Nellie Gorman, PENA, Jose N. Mrs. Rita Pena, 318 North 272 Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. First Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex. LIEUTENANT. CAHN, Joseph. Miss Edith Cahn, 3403 East PETERSON, Ellie. Mrs. Thore Peterson, R. One hundred and seventeenth Street, Cleve- F. D. 4. Radcliffe, Iowa. WIEMERS, Wesley J. C. Rev. W. D. Wiemers, land, Ohio. SARRO Eugene C. Guy Sarro, 7 Chestnut 1700 Chestnut Street, Houston, Tex, CALHOUN, John P. Mrs. Elizabeth Calhoun, Street, Pittsfield, Mass. SERGEANTS. Trion, Ga. WOLISCROFT Lewis E. Mrs. Martha Wolis- BACKER, William Earnest. Fred Backer, CARROLL, John Carr. Mrs. Georgena Car- croft. R. F. b. 0, Alexandria, Minn. 208 West Fourth Street, Fulton, Mo. roll, 700 Moore Street, Middletown Ohio. ZAKOSKI, Adam. Mrs. Mary Zakoski, Box BROWN, Theodore. Mrs. Emma De Moss, CHRIST, Charles C. Erich II. Christ, 1630 338, Jersey City, N. J. 1467 Blaine Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. East Sixty-sixth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. CADMAN, John 0. Herman Cadman, 20 Mur- CHRISTOPHERSON, Elmer. Mrs. Carrie Died of Accident. ry Street, Plymouth, Mass. Christopherson, care of Woeler, R. F. D. 4, PRIVATES. DAY, Howard E. E. C. Day, Dallas, Oreg. Crookston, N. Dak. GABLE, George M. Henry A. Gable, Plain- CLENDENEN, John. Mrs. Hallie Barnes, ANDERS, Warrick A. Preston Anders, Inde- view, Nebr. Garland, Tex. pendence, Va. GALLAGIIER, John J. Mrs. Patrick Cor- COLLINS, Frank. Mrs. Frank Collins, 114 KOSTUROS, Nicholas. George Petropoulous, coran, 32 James Street, Charlestown, Mass. South Main Street, Park City, Utah, 124 East Tusearawas Street, Canton, Ohio. GREEN, John S. Mrs. Katherine Green, 152 CONNEALLY, John. Mrs. Annie Woolford, Died of Disease. Erin Road, Medina, N. Y. 213 East Sixty-ninth Street, New York, YARDLEY, Albert Meek. Mrs. Estelle Yard- N. Y. SERGEANT. ley, Mascot, Tenn. DAMJANOVICH, John. Miss Martha Dam- GAY, Afred. Mrs. Manowitch, 603 West COOK. janovich, Leadville, Colo. One hundred and eleventh Street, New York, GREENE, Edward. Ernest Goodner, 523 DAWSON, William H. Mrs. Armie E. Daw- I9. Y. Seventh Street, Douglas, Aris. son, Seminole, Okla. CORPORAL. EARL, Thomas Hanks. Mrs. Cessie Earl, PRIVATES. R. P. D. 1, Ross, .Tex. BURLEIGH, Edward J. Mrs. Lily L. Bur- KOIN, Mike Frank. Joe Pikula, 283 Can- ELLING, Harry. Mrs. Mary Elling, 607 leigh, Lake Charles, La. field Street, Detroit, Mich. Bloomfield Street, Hoboken, N. J. MUSICIAN. LEBLANC, Harold F. Mrs. Rossana LeBlanc, FACEY, Festus F. Nimrod Facey, Callahan, COLEMAN, William J. Mrs. David Robinson, 42 Margin Street, Haverhill, Mass. Cal. 128 Bay Thirty-fifth Street, Bath Beach, LUTHER, Charles W. Mrs. Araminta Luther, FALCO, Frank. Benjamin Falco, 38 Forsyth Brookyn, N. Y. R. F. D., Uba City, Cal. Street, New York, N. Y. MoFERRAN, John J. George B. McFerran, FALK, Abraham. Mrs. Pearl Wolff, 1186 Tin- LABORER. Piniele, Mont. ton Avenue, New York, N. Y. JOAQUIM, Sebastiao. Mrs. Marie Lo Carme McPHERSON, Dennis M. James D. McPher- FITCHETT, Horace B. Mrs. Minnie Fitchett, Pereira, Logar Do Matyr, Conceiho De Me. son, Wellston, Okla. Urbanna, Va. zae, Frio, Portugal. MADDIX, Alfred. Gilbert Maddix, Lot 14, GALLAGHER, Edward J. Mrs. Katherine CIVILIAN. St. Gilbert, Prince Edward Island. Gallagher, MAHAKIAN, John. Simon Mahakin, 15 Car- 237 East Ninety-fourth Street, LITTLETON, Douglas M. Martin W. Little- Mass. New York. N. Y. ton, 140 Broadway, New York, N. Y. mel Street, Chelsea, GALLAGHER, John P. Charles C. Galla- MAHAR. John J. Mrs. Margaret Mahar, Stop gher, 5501 Swift Avenue, St. Joseph, PRIVATES. Turnpike, West Albany, Mo. 31, Schenectady GIORDANO, Benny. Mrs. Agnes Dicasnan, ALLEN, Budd H. Mrs. Esther E, Allen, 1348 N. Y. Elizabeth Mahar, 346 Spruce Street, Camden, N. J. Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAHAR, Joseph H. Mrs. GREENIER, Archie IL. William Greenier, AUEL, Matthias N. Mrs. Katherine Auel, R. 23 East Mitchell Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fort Fairfield, Me. Vat- F. D. 3, Wadepa, Minn. MAKITAWICIUS, Antonas. Mrs. Flore GRIUSITAW, Harry G. Mrs. Lillian Walker, BAGGETT, George S. James B. Baggett, R. lones, Athol, Mass. 345 South Tenth Place. Brooklyn, N. Y. F. D. 2, Cunningham, Tenn. MERZOIAN, Meliky. Hagop MerzoiEn, R. F. GRUTZM1AKER, John. Henry Bohlman, Cor- BAMFORD, Hobart M. George Bamford, R. D. "A," box 106, Kurman, Fresno County, rell. Minn. F. D. 26, Kents Hill, Me. Cal. BELLISSIMO, Antonio. Mrs. Antonio Z. Bel- MEYERS, Fred A. Willis Meyers, 173 Cypress GUINNEY, Lawrence J. Mrs. Mary Guinney, lisimo, 36 McClure Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Street, Rochester, N. Y. 9 Willow Avenue, Lodee Mount, N. Y. BRADSHAW, George. Charles Braschin, gen- MITCHELL, John J. Mrs. Emma White, 32 HAHNE, Edward W. Mrs. Mary Habne, IL eral delivery, Gary, W. Va. Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. F. D. 5, West Wheeling, Ohio. DALEY. Patrick T. Mrs. Mary Daley, Mer- MOIR, Robert. John Harrison, Bradley HAM. Francis J. Mrs. Emma L. Ham, 385 rill, Mich. Street, Scansdale, N. Y. East One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, DAVIDSON, Wilton W. William T. Slaugh- MOTRICKI, Dominic. Alek Kucisky, 76 Bronx, New York, N. Y. ter, 540 South Pacific Street, Cape Girar- Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. HAMM, C. M. James R. Hamm, Stamps, Ark. dean, Mo. MUELLER, Frank T. Stephen Mueller, Al- HAND, John. Mrs. Margaret Bayard, 715 DIXON, Abraham. Mrs. Ann Dixon, R. F. D. bany, Minn. Dufferin Street, Toronto, Canada. 2, Green, S. C. NAIIL, Walter E. Mrs. Augusta Nahl, 215 IELBIG, John A. Mrs. Marion G. Ilelbig, 60 EGLER, Ernest E. Mrs. Arminala Egler, 176 Hearst Street, San Francisco, Cal. Washington Street, Greenfield, Mass. North Fifteenth Street, East Orange, N. J. OLMSTEAD, Clarence A. Mrs. Hattie Olm- HOLMES, Verl B. Ralph Holmes, Mount GRAHAM, Alva H. Joel S. Graham, Roose- stead, 807 Southeast Main Avenue, Puyal- Erie, Ill. velt, N. MAex. lop, Wash. INABINET. Jimmie F. Mrs. Sallie 0. Inabi- GRAY, James Samuel. Robert S. Gray, R. F. PRODINSKI, Leo. John Prodinski, 700 East net, St. Matthews S, C. D 3 Ronda N. C, Fourth Street. Winona. Mina. JACKSON, Milton G. James S. Jackson, Mid- IIARNtSH, Llyd J. Mrs. Clara Harnish, RAUKIS, Powell. Joe Raukis, 137 Winter dieton, Tenn. box 2 Clarence, Pa. Street, New Britain, Conn. JAMES, John Franklin. Mrs. Stella Ida JACCBUCCA, Nicola. Seratino DI Dirgorl, RAY, Emory L. W. C. Ray, State Road, N. C. James, R. F. ). 5, Dayton, Tenn. 2TT East Somerset Street, Philadelphia, RICHARD, Frank J. Mrs. Katherine Rich- JANODET, Eugene T. Mrs. Catherine Tano- Pa. ard, Ilonkinson, N. Dak. det, 550 Fifty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JARED, George T. William F. Jared, R. F. FROST. Roy M. Joseph B. Frost, 316 P PRIvATEs. D. 1, Kelso enn. Street East, Hutchinson, Kane. BAUMUNK, Earl Alvin: Mrs. Kate Mc- JOHNSON, Erik J. Johannes Erikson, Rons- FRY, Daniel R. Thomas Fry, IR. F. D. 3, Coskey, 303 Ogden Street, Washington, by Lysvik, Sweden. Chester, S. C. Ind. JOHINSON, John H. Nels F. Johnson, Eagle FRYE, George D. Pitt Strong, R. F. D. 4, BAYTOSH, Joseph. Jacob A. Baytosh, 2323 Bend, Mich. Elk City, Kans. Franklin Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. JOINER, Robert T. Nick Crrpenter, R. F. D. GALANES, Paul. Louis Galanes, 1314 Jeffer- BEGIGLIANO, Daniel. Mrs. Mary Begigliano, 6, Elberton. Ga. son Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 76h Garside Street, Newark, N. J. JOYCE, Joseph. Mrs. Michael Feeney, 242 GALLENA, Charles M. Mrs. Charles M. Gal- CARANTELLA, Gonaldo. Ricaldo Carantella, Broadway, South Boston, Mass. lena, 2100 Church Lane, Germantown, Salondi, W. Va, KACH, Fred. -Joe Denora, 42 Boundary PhBiAdelphia, Pa. EDWARDS, Finis R. James Edwards, Weir, Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. GLOSS, Frederick William. Mrs. William Ky. KARAVOKIROS, N'ick. Antonios M. Kara- Speck. 125 Oak Street, Yonkers, N. Y. vokiros, Carlymnos, Eieo, Italy. GLOVER, George W. David Glover, route 1, HAYES, C6sby. Robert Hayes, Seco, Ky. KELLER, Harry B. Mrs. Mary M. Keller, Belmont, N. C. HENRY, Ewing. Mrs. Hettie Henry, 2348 127 Green Lane, Manaynk, Philadelphia, GREENBAUM, Samuel. Mrs. Samuel Green- Thirtieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Pa. baum, 240 West One hundred and twenty- HENRY, Peter B. William A. Henry, 2621 KENNEDY, Charles T. John Kennedy, 1731 second Street, New York, N. Y. Chapline Street, Wheeling, W. Va. Third Street, Chester, Pa. HALL, Lorenzy D. Mrs. Emily M. Hall, R. HILDENBRAND, Andrew. Mrs. Elizabeth KING, James. Mrs. Cora King, general de- F. D. 2, Leicester, N, C. Hildenbrand, R. F. D. 1, Evanston, Ind. livery, Ponder, Mo. HAMAK, Frank A. Frank Ilamak, Wecota, HOWARD, Herbert. Noah Howafd, Lodi. Cal. KOLB, Lawrence. Lawrence Kolb, 126 Lake S. Dak. JOHNSON, Floyd R. Henry D. Johnson, Connerville, Okla. Street, Corona, N. Y. IARB, Joseph H. Mahmount Joseph Salah, KONDELIK, Emil. Mathew Kondelik, Union, 000 South Saginaw Street Flint, Mich. KLOPP, Thomas Harry. Mrs. Mary Klopp, Mont. HAVRON, Walter A. Roy Atewart, Panama, 1536 Robinwood Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio. LADD, McKinley W. Mrs. Louisa Ladd, McMULLEN, George J. Mrs. Mary McMul- Ill. len, 948 Stebbins Avenue, New York, Statesville. N. C. ITELDT, LADIKA, Felin. Benny Ladika, 185 Coles Carl. Albert Heldt, Stanford, Ill. N. Y. Street, Jersey City, N. J. IIENTON, Roes L. Mrs. Anna Henton, Tin- MATUSCK, Charles A. William G. Matusch, L \ACUSA, dall, Mont. Francisco. Guiseppe Mareholo, HOUSE, Thomas V. William T. House, R. F. Edgewood, Iowa. 104 Seventh Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 1). 2 Steens, Miss. MILLER, Roland M. Mrs. Annie Glascow, LANHORN, Prank McKinley. Nathan Lan- HOWE, Oscar V. Orlando I. Howe, Titonka, Unionville, Chester County, Pa. horn, Riverview, W. Va. Iowa. NEWTON, Isaac M. Mrs. Laura Newton, LEO1LER, Arvey C. Mrs. Lizzie Leoper, Pol- HOWELL Pese II. Univeste Reynolds, R. R. F. D. 6, Bennettsville, S. C. 1ok, Mo. F. D. F, Gallatin, Tenn. SARGENT, Stephen S_ Lee Sargent, R. F. D. LEWIS, Calvin. Mrs. Martha Lewis, 225 De- IOWERTON, Ruben E. Mrs. Nora B. Hower- 1, Sciotoville, Ohio. pot Street, Greensburg, Pa. ton, Algonquin, W. Va. SCHELL, Robert A. Mrs. Frances Schell, LINIDSXY, John C. Mrs. Mary J. Lindsay, ICKES, Edward. James Ickes, Claysburg, Pa. North Platte, Nebr. 126 South Poplar Street, Ottawa, Kans. IRICK, Cornelius B. Mrs. Maggle Irick, St. STEPHENSON, Jesse. Mrs. Retty Stephen- LOGUlE, Frank Rt. Mrs. J. Glackin, 601 Mis- George, S. C. son, 98 Stevens Avennue, Columbus, Ohio. si~sippi Street, San Francisco, Cal. IRVING, Henry R. Mrs. Sarah A. Irving, VALENTOSKI, Ben. Tony Valentoski, 8331 LOWER, Harry V. Mrs.- Florence Lower, 20 Schofield Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. BuEfalo Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Fordwick, Va. JARELL, Archie. George M. Jarell, Guyson, McCARTHY, James J. Mrs. Kate McCarthy,' Ga. 164 Boyce Street, San Francisco, Cal. SECTION 2, JANUARY 27, 1919. ANDERSON, Edward M. Mrs. Maggie An- JEFFERSON, Herman William. Mrs. Hazel derson, 135 Gordon Street, Perth Amboy, Douglas, I. F. D. 3 Barnesville, Ohio. The following casualties are reported N. J. JENKINS, Clarence Albert. Mrs. Erma Jen- kins, Kellettville, Pa. by the commanding general of the Ameri-. ATZENBECK. Joe John. Joe Atzenbeck, R. JEWLL, Frederick. William W. Jewell, can Expeditionary Forces:* P. D. 3, Omaha, Nebr. Plicrim, Ky. BECKSLEY, Harold L. Mrs. M. Beckley, 65 JOHNSON, Harry. Joel F. Johnson, Rip- Killed in action ------18 Reynolds Street, Danielson, Conn. pey, Iowa. Died from wounds------22 BEGLEY, John D. Michael Begley, 292 JONES, Charles W. Joshua Jones, Hennepin, Spectale Street, Fairview, Mass. Okla. Died of disease ------23 BEHRENS, Charles C. Mrs. Julius Chepens, Wounded severely ------176 501 West Superior Street, Chicago, Ill. JONES, Clarence. Mrs. Jessle Reupert, Still- BELDEN, Lawrence E. Sam Johnston, water, Okla. , Cedar, Kans. KABATCHNICK. Ely. Mrs. Eva Baum, 40 Total ------239 BLANTON, William R. Mrs. Anna Blanton, Jackson Avenue. Fitchburg, Mass. 4616 Federal Street, Chicago, Ill. KACAMRCIK, William. John Kacmarcik, BLOHOWIAK, Peter. William Blohowlak, 2454 West Forty-sixth Place, Chicago, 111. Killed in Action. R. F. D. 2, New Franklin, Wis. KAEMPFER. Emil B. Mrs. Mary C. Kaemp- BLOOM. Bengt M. Mrs. Rosiena Johnson, fer, 504 South Frederick Street, Cape LIEUTENANTS. R. F. D. 1, box 53, Newport, Wash. Girardeau, Mo. KALINSKI, Frank. Joseph Kalinski, 2123 LEWIS, Samuel. Mrs. Alice Schell Lewis, 150 BlOOM, Charles J. Jacob Bloom, R. F. D. J. 5I, Pesotum, Ill. Joseph Campau Street, Hamtramck, Mich. Folton Street, Jersey City, N. KLOEPPER, Fred. Fred Ruest, 3333 Ohio LEWIS, Stevenson P. N. S. Lewis, Treasury BLOXHAM, Frederick W. Mrs. Ellen 'Blox- National Malleable Casting Co., 7706 Platt iam, 2160 Seventh Avenue, New York, Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. N. Y. HAMILTON, Thomas G. Mrs. Kate Hamil- Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. BOT[lOF, William. John Bothaf, Chandler, ton, Wills Point, Tex. CORPORAL. Minn. HALL, Willis. Mrs. Maggie Hurst, Halls- BRITTNOR, Jesse. Sam Brittnor, 1340 ville, Ky. HOPPES, George D. Andrew Ioppes, 6105 Brook Avenue, New York, N. Y. STRAUBERG, Ernest W. Alex Strauberg, Landsdowne Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. BTTRTON, Albert A. Mrs. Sophia Burton, 4799 Aldrich Avenue, South Minneapolis, BUr.GLR. Lowemont. Kans. Minn. CANNON. Walter P T. J. Cannon, 20 Nel- SYKES, John E. John E. Sykes, 414 Queen BUTSCH, Walter Ernest. Mrs. Gertrude son Street, Lynn, Mass. Street, Wilmington, N. C. Butsch, 620 North Fifth Street, Camden, COLE, Randall S. Dr. John H. Scott, 320 WAGLE, John II. Mrs. Agnes Wagle, Platte N. J. North Beard Street, Shawnee, Okla. City, Mo. raIvATEs. CROCETT. Sam. Mrs. Anna Crocett, Penne- WAGNER, Floyd fereme, Italy. V: Mrs. Annie Wagner, BASTA, Guisseppe. Mrs. Clarina Basta, Sharon, Conn. Auffizzlo, Italy. CURRAN. Michael. Mrs. Bret Curran, WAGNER, James 2S Charles Street, Newport. .I H. Mrs. Nora Wagner, 164 CRAVEN, Daniel W. Thomas W. Craven, box Oneida Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 223, Moblestown Pa. D'AGNOSTINO, Joseph. John Provenzo, WAGNER, 2451 North Garnet Street, Philadelphia, Jess R. Charles Wagner, 555 Lake HORBACZ, Bronisiaw. Michael Horbacz, 37 Street, Portland, Oreg. Dey Street, New York, N. Y. Pa. WEEKS. Richard Edward. Gerald V. Weeks, Napoleon Daigle, 1 Pine HUMPHREYS, Avery C. Mrs. Bettie Hum. DA TOLE, Alcide. 1S Marrow Avenue, Bradford, Pa. phreys, Trinity, Tex. Street, Methuen, Mass. WEESE, Lyle. Mrs. Mary Weese, Arthur G. Charles Dalquist, 726 East LABRAClE, Leo W. Mrs. Catherine La- DAi.QIST, Jackson Street, Morris, 11l. Brache 5 Fairmount Street, Marlboro, Mass. 000 East Magnolia Street, St. Paul, Minn. WILLIAMS, Daniel J. Mrs. Henrietta Wil- DAY. Frank T. Mrs. Kate Day, Kenyon, LONG, trederick. George Long, Swieet, liams, 6 Watts Street, Montgomery, Ala. Spalding, Lincolnshire, England. 11inin. WRIGHT, Albert E. Mrs. Mary G. Wright, DILLON, MOKOSKI, Joseph. Joseph Adam Mokoski, Charles H. Mrs. Teresa L. Dillon, 1131 Stratford Avenue, Stratford, Conn. 205 Spring Street, South Bethlehem, Pa. Center Street, Homer, N. Y. ZANKER, Henry G. Mrs. Mary Zanker. 3363 DUVARDO, Charles E. Joseph Duvardo, Wil- PRISTAWKO, Mike. Peter Priatawko, 11 Sus- West Ninety-seventh Street, Cleveland, sex Street, Dover, N. J. lisrille, III. Ohio. JELLIS,John F. Mrs. Frances Ellis, 540 SCIIRACK, George Harrison. Mrs. Pearl West Fifty-third Street, New York, N. Y. HAMERNIK, Frank. Anton Hamernik, Clark- Schrack, Pawhuska Okla ELLSWORTH, George H. Isaac Ellsworth, son, Nebr. TOMICH, Joseph. ham Tomich, Dresnica, 721 South Lafayette Street. Macomb. Ill. SCHOLES, Herbert M. James Seholes, 207 Austria. ELROD, George A. Mrs. Tressie Dodd, R. F. Broad Street, Newark, N. J. WILSON, Charles William. Mrs. Catherine 1. -. Cleveland, Tenn. Wilson, 336 Elm Street, Newport, Ky. ELY. Daniel R. Mrs. Laura B. Ely, Beech- Missing in Action. WINSPER, Carl V. Mr. Winsper, 123 South view. Allegheny County, Pa. CORPORAL. Second Street, Pocatello, Idaho. FOGAR'lT, George J. Mrs. Mary A. Fogarty, WOLFE Christopher. Mrs. Henry Wolfe, R. 2S1 Wrekoff Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. WENDLAND. Frank H. Mrs. Yetta Wend- F. D. 2, Carlinville, Ill. FRACCASSA, Antonio. Phillip, Fraccassa, land, 286 East Parent Street, Royal Oak, ZAROVE, James. Mrs. Ross Rudolph, 4210 Greensburg, Pa. Mich. West Granslow Street, Chicago, Ill. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MILLER, John K. Mrs. J. C. Miller, Salem, COOKS. Died of Wounds. Va- CAHILL, Frank. Mrs. J. Schlitt, 1708 Park BUGLER. MORGAN, William D. Mrs. J. E. Morgan, Avenue, New York, N. Y. Cheneyville, La. MUMAW Lloyd L John Mumaw, Odon, Ind. KETIHMAN, Leo B. August Kethman, Bur- Arthur. Mrs. Elizabeth Rup- VIDAS, ohn. Gus Vidas, Potamines, Crete, ketsville, Ohio. RUPPEL, Adam pel. Spring Valley, N. Y. Greece. PRJYATES. SWAN, Reuben S. Hamp Swan, New Al- PRIVATES, APPLEN, Arthur C. Ole Applen, Lime bany Miss. ABBATE, Salvatore. John Abbate, 319 East Springs, Iowa. WATS N, Arthur H. William H. Watson, Seventy-second Street, New York, N. Y. BROWN, Burton D. Mrs. B. Brown, 54 Irv- R. F. D. 2, Clisne, Ill. ABRAMAWITZ, Adam. Andres Stympnisk, 41 Ing Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fourth Street, Passaic, N. J. C4RNES, Lawrence M. Edward M. Carnes, Wounded Severely. ALLRED, Oscar W. James E. Allred, R. F. .Abbeville, Ga. D. 3, Chandler, Okla. Alexander Arlington. Abraham MAXOR. DANZIS, A., Jr. Mrs. Ethel W. BRECHIO, Thomas V. Victor Beechio, 310 Danvis, 1163 Washington Avenue, New MERILLAT, Louis East Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. York, N. Y. Merillat, Orryeile, Ohio. BLANCHARD, Walter E. Miss Edna Susie DAVIDONIS, Peter J. Mrs. Eva Davidonis, CAPTAINS. Blanchard, 306 Lawn Avenu, Canton, Ohio. Zanelisk, Kovno, Russia. BRIGLIO Nicholas Mary. James Gentile, 449 Bryan. Ed S. Fellows, general MCQUEEN, Joe Welch. John William Mc- FELLOWS, Queen, Carrollton, Mo. North May Street, Chicago, Ill. delivery, Round Grove, 1l1. BYRD, Clay. Mrs. Rosa Byrd, Rio, La. FENNE, John 0. Charles R. Erickson, Mid- McSWEENEY, John F. Anthony McSweeney, 381 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DAHLKE, Edward C. Mrs. Plina Dahike, way, N. Dak. R. F. D. 2, Johnstown, N. Y. KRAMER, Frank A. Bernard Kramer, 4020 LIEUTENANTS. DAVIS, Clyde W. Mrs. Missouri Davis, 219 Twenty-third Street, San Francisco, Cal. Maryland Avenue, Millvale, Pa. Mrs. Sarah Horn McClure, EAGLE, Marvin E. Henderson P. Eagle, McCLURE, Burl. Burkes Garden, Va. DAVIS, Donald. Lee Davis, R. F. D. 9, Fair- Moulton, Iowa. field, Conn. Mrs. Lucy Mungiol1, MERRITT, William K. Henry P. Merritt, MUNGIOLI, Gerald. Tusk.-gee, Ala. DINESEN, Marius N. Mrs. Peter Dinesen, R. f,65 Coter Street, New York, N. Y. F. D. B, box 318, Reedley, Cal. Schulte, 7806 PHILLIPS, George W. H. A. Phillips, 2413 SCHULTE. Alexander J. Joe North Seventeenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DISALVO, Peter. Vincent Disalvo, 293 Saw Superior Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Mill River Road, Yonkers, N. Y. SCHUYLER, Charles A. Mrs. Viola Schuyler, PROCTOR, Errol W. Mrs. Elizabeth D. Proc- tor, 2160 Lee Street, Salem, Oreg. DUFFY, Vernon J. Mrs. Florence Hatt, 1720 Orrtauna, I'a. New York Street, Flint, Mich. I YAUTGER, William I. Jeremiah M. Youger, SERGEANTS. DUNBAR, Henry Gilmore. Henry W. Dun- Beech 11111,W. Va. HEIDEN, Edwin B. Mrs. Olga H4eiden, 44 bar, R. F. D. 1, Ina, Ill. Died of Accident and Other Causes. Glover Street, San Francisco, Cal. ELEDGE, Corbit. Edgar Eledge, R. F. D. 1, JACKSON, George W. William B. Thompson, Easterley, Tex. LIEUTENANTS. 1335 C Street NE., Washington, D. C. ELLIOTT, James II. Oscar Ward, Osaka, Va. LANARE, Joseph. Mrs. Ells McKoy, Beach, ELLIS, Robert L. John T. Ellis, Ottawa, KIREMER, Adam B. Mrs. Emma A. Barr, 121 Boone County, W. Va. High Street, Schuilkill Haven, Pa. N. Dak. SIIULTIS, Elbert. Mrs. Alice M. Shultis, PHILLIPS, Harold. John Phillips, 220 Second ELLSFORD, Gorode Thomas. Mrs. Lizzia il631 Selwyn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. Ellisford, 005 Colloghan Avenue, San An- SPEAKMAN, Harold. W. B. Speakman, 511 RUDD, Frank Fowler. James L. Rudd, Lew- tonio, Tex. Essex Street, Narberth, Pa. Istown, Mo. FAIR, Robert G. Mike M. Fair, Murray, Ky. SHEPPERSON, Joseph. Mrs. Rose Coman, FAIRBROTHER, Roy. l an Fairbrother, CORPORAL. Spring Street, Huntington, N, Y. Orchard, lona. FERGTSON, Arch, Mrs. On Ferguson, 1346 WOODSON, Everett L. Mrs. Fannie Wood- FAIRCHILD, George D. Miss Minnie Bech- West Adams Street, Phoenix, Ariz. son, Auxvasse, Mo. with, Roseville, Cal. ALLEN, Cecil E. Mrs. J. D. Allen, Towanda, FALACIENSKI, Anton. Mrs. Mary Adanulo- SADDLER. Pa. wice, 3935 East Fifty-sixth Street, Cleve- McCOUGH. Robert T. Joseph C. McCough, BEAN, Curtis M. Mrs. Mary E. Bean, 237 land, Ohio. Dysart, Cambria County, Pa. Emerald Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. FRANKLIN, Arthur W. Grant D. Franklin, CIVILIAN. CRUM, Le Roy. Dan Crum, Bradford, Ark. R. F! D. 1. Monroeville, Ohio. EARP, .Iohn B., Jr. John B. Earp, R. F. 1. FIJASCELLO, Francesco. Frank S. Matac- ADLNR, Charles A. Victor Adler, 20 Grand 3, Bogard, Mo. chieri, 2120 Hughes Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. FOX, Mott L. Mrs. Rebecca Fox, R. F. D. 3, GAGG, John T. Miss Elsie Gagg, 177 Wash- PRIVATES. Sapulpa, Okla. ington Street, Mount Vernon, N. Y. CALODORONI, Attillo. Mrs. Antonia Calo- GALLAGHER, John W., Jr. John W. Gal- HALL, Pate B. Miss Ann Lee Hall, Century, doroi. Anitrail, Rome, Italy. legher, 207 Noble Street. Norristown, Pa. Fla. MAIIONY, Jerry J. MTis Mary Mahony, 20 GALLATIN, Eugene E. William N. Gallatin, HAMILTON. Charles C. Mrs. Irene Hamil- Fairield Avenue, Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio. Liberty Hill, Tex. ton, Tobacco Port, Tenn. GILLEXN, James E. Mrs. Sarah GUlIon, 218 IIAMMER, Kyle. Mrs. Austin M. Hammer, Died of Disease. Seventeenth Street, Wateryliet, N. Y. Chillicothe, Tex. GRUBB, Newton. Mrs. Martha Grubb, R. HEBERT, John Blaise. Dr. Avila Bebert, CAPTAIN. F. D. 2. Riversville, W. Va. St. Paul, Ile aux Noir, Quebee, Canada. ALLEN, John H. Mrs. Catherena Fern Al- HAMMOND, Charles L. Fred Hammond, IIECKART, Vernon M. Mrs. G Glenn, 311 len, 50 Clara Street, San Francisco, Cal. 1994 Valentine Avenue, New York, N. Y. Cherry Street. Portland, Oreg. HEIDERICK, LIEUTENANTS. IIEEREN, Gustav E. Gustav P. F. Heeren, Edward H. Herman . Hel- 64 Merritt Street, Corona, N. Y. derick, 704 Varick Street, Utica, N. Y. PARNELL, James A. Mrs. Josefa T. Par- JANCZAK, Thomas. Mrs. Anna Janesak, HEIGHINGTON, John. Mrs. Abbie Heighing- neil, 273 East First Street, Salt Lake City, 1510 Cornel Street, Chicago, Ill. ton, 155 Cedar Hill, New Haven. Conn. 'tal. KAELIN, Martin W. Mrs. Martin Kaelln, HETCHKOP, Louis. Max Hetchkop, 410 SMITH, William P. W. H. Smith. 710 Cana- Shields, Edgeworth, Pa. South Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. dian Express Building, Montreal, Canada. KELLY, Thomas F. John J. Kelly, 48 Swan HINEBAUGII, Charles E. Mrs. Ela Iine- CORPORAL. Street, Lambertsville, N. J. baugh, Junior, W. Va. F. D. 2, KINDE.RMAN. Martin A. Miss Clara Kinder- KELLY, Thomas, T. Miss Mary Flaherty, HINSON, Isaac B. Ebbile Hinson, R. man, 1173 Michigan Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. 27 Spring Street, Gardner, Me. Pacolet, S. C. KOWASKI. Louis L. Mrs. Anna Kowaski, HOLMES. Clarence. Mrs. Alice Holmes, 1002 WAGONER. 3015 Cedar Street. Indiana Harbor, Ind. South State Street, Chicago. Ill. JONES, Oso Wonnic. Mrs. Martha E. Jones, LAMB, Paul E. Mrs. Adelaide C. Lamb, HOUSER, Max P. Mrs. Ella M. Houser, R. F. D. 1, Siluria, Ala. general delivery, Lay, Colo. Cavetown, Md. CIVILIANS. McMA NAWAY. Herman B. John E. Mc- ISANHART, Harry C. Mrs. Myrtle Isanhart, Manaway, 211 Leach Street, Greenville, it. F. D. 2, Barryton, Mich. FLANANGAN, John A. Edward J. Flanan- S.C. JACOBS, John E. Mrs. Bettie Jacobs, 1301 gan, Thorpe Avenue, Fairfield, Conn. HMLINN, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Bay, 123 Sabine Street, Austin, Tex. GANDER, Carlos. Manoel Gontas, Mazas Standard Avenue, Butler, Pa. JACQUES, Ernest. Perit Jacques, Van Bu- Frio, Province of Sol Aiance, Portugal. MEREDITH, Orsell M. Mrs. Margery Mere- ren, Me. PRIVATES. dith, R. F. D. SO, Jamestown, N. Y. JELLISON, Lee. Richmond A. Jellison, Lor- ton, Vn. ANDERSON. Charles C. August Anderson, MOEITLE, David Hi. Peary Moehle, Eebert, Tex. JONES, Freburn D. .Mrs. Mary E. Jones, Ralph. Mich. Ilrownwood, Tex. BRADLEY, Forrest L. Mrs. Efie W. Brad- MEENCII, Franz. Mrs. Nora Muench, 2207 ley, . F. D. 3. La Follette, Tenn. Iranklin Street NE., Wushington, D. C. JONES. Oscar W. Mrs. Isadore Jones, BROOKS, Roy Rusqell. Mrs. Elizabeth C. POTTER, Perley 0. Mrs. Alma Potter, East Athens. Tene. Brooks. 701 Chestnut Street, Kewanee, III. Jamaica, Vt. K.AIRI-KSTIS, Charles. Mrs. Mary Barrow- Clinton J. James II. Procter, sky. 711 Pauman Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. CALHOUN, Earl M. Mrs. Vera Calhoun, R. PROCTER, KELLEY, William A. Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley, F. D. 1, box 14. Garrett County, Md. Chalk, Tex. Pa. CARTER, John Buford. Mrs. Nettle Carter, RAFFERTY, William A. Mrs. Mary Rafferty, '23 Ifloll'nbeck Avenue, Parsons, Cli'ton, Ifobokeu, N. J. KING;SBERY. Charles Edward. William Franklin, Tenn. 1307 Tiobomingo. Okla. CATO. Charles 0. Harris M. Cato, general RYAN, Francis E. Mr.. Elizabeth RYan, Kilil.ery. and Eighteenth KINGSIlURY. Fi'd J. Thomas G. Kingsbury, delivery, Greenbrier. Mo. Twenty-lahith Avenue Mount Airy, N. (. FANNING, Clarence V. Mrs. Mary Fanning, Street, Altoona, Pi. N. Oliver P. Shelton. KING(_M*EL, Ilenty T. Mrs. Jennie McArty, 342 Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, N. J. SHELTON. Willoughby R Old Ax anue, Quincy, Mass. FIRTH, Claude. Mr. Firth, Morris, Ill. Burlington. N. C. Colony HOLLINS, Homer. Mrs. Blanch Hollins, SLEMSER. Blenjamin IT. Miss Ilazel Mamves, MicNEILt, Walter J. Mrs. Harriet MacNeil, Sugar Grove, Ill. R. F. D. 2. Birch Run, Mich. River, Va. MAION, Bonny P. J. G. Mahon, Stuttgart, LUCIISINGER, Bill. Mrs. Minnie Luch- THPRONER, Eugene C. Tony Throner, 118 siner. Minten, Iowa. East (enter Street. Germantown, Ohio. Ark. MARQUIS, George D. Mrs. G. A. Marquis, THOBLEWSKL Alphons. Joveph Plawhiski, MISSIER, Edmond P. Augustus Messier, 117 Lincoln Street, Allegan, Mich. Iron River, Mich. 8 Monquit Street, Dorchester, Mass. 71'-19---4 1 THE OFFIC1TD U. S. BULLETIN, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING METCALF, William H. Mrs. Emma Metcalf, SANDERS, Ern st J. James A. Sauders, 1310 DOYLE, William E. Mrs. John E. Doyle, 948 T1ee~aiden1, Ind. .'rlinp Sreet Vinen'nes, Sid. Whiting Avenue, Holyoke, Mass. MITER, Alton. Ignace Meyer, Roscoe, Minn. SCOTT , ureland. ohn Scott Ollie, Mont. GODDARD, Jessie M. Albert V. Goddard, MLCAK,-Joseph P. Vance Staklas, Cameron, SHEPHERD. William Peter. Mrs. Pearl Odenville, Ala. Tex. Almedia Shepherd, Byers, Kans. KNAPINSKI, Edward B. Mrs. Mary Knapin- MOEIRMAN, Henry J. Mrs. Mannis Mochr- SKIBINSKI, John. Wirdesirw Skibinski, ski. 868 Garden Street, Milwaukee, Wis. man, Malinta, Ohio. Plock, Broboozewo, Poland, Russia. KNOX, George j. Henry Cooper, 540 West MOFFAT Joseph F. Joseph Moffat, 1913 SPENCER, Flbyd Wiliam. James Henry Fifty-third Street, New York, N. Y. t-outh Apring Street, Springfield, Ill. Spencer, R. F. D. 1, Goetzville, Mich. MUCILLO, Pasquale. Antonio Mucillo, 235 STONE, Charles W. Sam Stone, Canton, Tex. BUGLER. Front Street Hudson, N. Y. STRUNK, George H. Jerimiah Strunk, R. F. LOTII, Philip J. Theodore Loth, 712 Liberty MI SZYNSKI, Peter. Conrad Muszynski, Sta- D. 1, Mohnton, Pa. Street, La Crosse, Wis. tion D, R. F. D. 1, Milwaukee, Wis. SULLIVAN, Jdhn T. Mrs. Nellie Heinrick, O ,DEN, James. Mrs. Mary Olden, 3427 Jeff 5657 Van Buren Street, Chiago, Ill. PRIVATES. Avenue, iansas City, Mo. TEMPLE, Franceh M. Mrs. nthia F. Tem- ANCIELLO, Tony. Carl Maffie, 798 Eighth OLIVER, James D. Mrs. Annie Oliver, 525 ple, 2521 West Eighteent Street, Los Avenue, New York, N. Y. Borton Street, Camden, N. J. Angeles, Cal. BAUMANN, John II. Mrs. Sophie B. Bau- OLSEN, Axel W. Mrs, Cristina Olsen, 1101 TINKLE Roy. Mrs. Anna M. Tinkle, Se- mann, Aurelia, Iowa. East Lincoln Avenue, Ottumwa, Iowa. dalia, md. BJORDAHL, John if. Jens Bjordahl, Hen- OTTINGER, Carter C. Mrs. Mary Ottinger, TITMGAR, Gustaf. Gust McCafferty, Gen- drum, Minn. I. F. D. 3, Parrottsville, Tenn. eral Delivery, Cooks, Mich. BROWN, James F. Mrs. Millie B. Brown, OWENS, James R. Mrs. Fannie Owens, TUCKER, Waller Thomas. Joseph Tucker, R. F. D. 1, Farmington, Ga. Ilayst Va Radiant, Va. BURG, Edward. Joseph Burg, 249 West PANIPALL!NIA. Vincenza. Joseph Pampal- URLAUB. Richard A. Mrs. August Urlaub, Twenty-ninth Street, Erie, Pa. lenia, 93 Addison Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. 2032 West Twenty-third Street, Chicago, BURNHAM, Fred A. Mrs. Della I. Burnham, PRINCE, Alonzo. Mrs. Lena B. Turner, Ill. Milton, Me. Whigham, Ga. VENTURO, Octurno. Mrs. Kathlina Ven- CASSIDY, Led. TrR. Anna E. Cassidy, R. F. PROBERT, Daniel G. Marion Probert, box turno, Acquacanta, Rocketa, Ascali, Italy. D. 1, Fillmore, Ill. 45, Scipio, Millard County, Utah. WAHL,* Henry H. Miss Lena Wahl, 1455 COKER. Bob. Mrs. Anne Coker, Louisville, PROCTOR, Clarence R. Mrs. Flossie Proc- Henry Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Ky. tor, Rt. F. D. 2, Lenoir City, Tenn. WASHBURN, Ralph W. John T. Washburn, CORRALES, Manuel. Estivan Corrales, gen- PRZYBYLSKY, Frank. Mrs. Stella Przybyl- General Delivery, Gravis Mills, Mo. eral delivery, Benson, Ariz. sky, Winona, Minn.' WEEKLY, Edward E. J. H. Weekly, Black DADDERIO, Emilie R. Domenico Dadderio, RICOIO, Lusiano M. Tony Ricclo, 28 Chapel Fork, Ohio. 127 Cottage, Street, Franklin, Mass. Street, Norwalk, Conn. WHEELER, Joseph. Edgar Wheeler, 13 DAVENPORT, Eugene P. Mrs. Nettle Daven- SCHNOKELBORG, Joseph H. Hermgn Ainslie Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. port, Tarkio, Mo. Schnokelborg, 338 Lockwood Street, Cov- WILLIAMS, William C. Mrs. Luda Williams, DEAL, James II. A. B. Deal, Martinsburg, Ington, Ky. Palmyra, Tenn. Ohio. SCHOCK, Ferrol Ersel. Mrs. Nellie May WILSO, Gordon F. Charles H. Wilson, Box DEWERT, Raymond C. Mrs. A. C. Dowert, Fulling, 20 West Fourteenth Street, Hutch- 712, Inglewood, Cal. Walworth, N. Y. inson, Kans. WOLF, erbert. William Wolf, Reamstown, DIMICK. Lukas. Mike Dimick, South Broad- SHERMAN, Alfred C. Mrs. Ella Sherman, Pa. way, Red Lodge, Mont. 213 Marble 11111, Hawley, Pa. WOMELDORF, Raymond George. G. W. DUGAN, George E. Mrs. Bridget Dugan, 302A STOKES, Harry. Mrs. Edith M. Stokes, 6450 Womeldorf, Lexington, Va. Seventeenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, Ill. WOOD, Richard Monroe. Mrs. B. F. Blanton, DUNLEAVEY, John. Mrs. Anna Dunleavey, STOKES, Jacob D. - Jim Stokes, Wallace, Laneville, Tex. 916 Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. N. C. YEAGER, Everett E. Mrs. Bertha Yeager, FOTINOPOLAS, Theodore A. George Falay, SUTOR, Albert F. Mrs. Jennie L. Sutor, 625 Owensville, Ohio. 303 South Main Street, Alron, Ohio. North Stokes Street, Havre de Grace, Md. ZIMMERMAN, Alva. Dave Zimmerman, GAGIEN, Leo D. Mrs. Mary Timothy Gagen, SWEENEY, John D. Mrs. Ellen Sweeney, 134 Gainesville, Mo. 11708 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Lawrence Street, Lawrence, Mass. GARRETT, Russell. Mrs. Martha Garrett, TACKETT, Hardin H. Francis M. Tackett, Morefield, W. Va. 923 Fourth Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. GENSIEVSKI, Vincent. Joe Gensievski, 223 TAITT, Harry H. Mrs. Nora J. Taitt, 2014 North Twenty-fourth Street, New York, Valley Street, Los Angeles, Cal. d Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- N. Y. WEEGAR. Stanton M. Mrs. ElIzabeth Wee- mined), Previously Reported Killed in GOEHRY, George H-. Miss May Goehry, 116 gar, 1312 Warren Road, Lakewood, Ohio. Magee Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. WIER, John E. Mrs. J. E. Wier, 358 St. Action. GRIFFEN, Edward J. Patrick Griffin, 808 Louis Street, Mobile, Ala. PRIVATES. Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. WILSON, Alford E. Ira Wilson, R. F. D. 2, AMUNDSON, Martin.- Mrs. Margaret Amund- GUNN, Thomas J. Moses Gunn, Salisbury, Mishicot, Wis. son, 401 High Street, Decorah, Iowa. Mo. ZUELICK, Harry II. Henry Zuelick, R. F. D. LEWIS, Toney L. Robinson Lewis, Sabula, HABER, Samuel E. Mrs. Yetta Haber, 227 1, Judson, N, Dak. Mo. Stockton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. McMAHON, Frank J. Mrs. Anna McGrath, LIGHT, Jim. Charles E. Light, Sarah Miss HAROLD, Cornelius. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien, 110 West Senaca Street, Oswego, N. Y. VALENTI, Giromo. Alfonzo Valenti, 156 1121 East Avenue, New York, N. Y. McMANUS, Carl. Mrs. Sarah McManus, R. Central Park, Rochester, N. Y. HARPER, Albert B. Mrs. M. B. Harper, 728 F. D. 2, Monroe, N. C. Clara Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. MORSE, John. Mrs. Maggie B. Morse, R. F. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- HATFIELD, James T. Joe Hatfield, Big D, 2, Glenwood, Ga. mined), Previously Reported Died from Creek, W. Va. MCTERNAN John Strech. Mrs. Catherin lEgan 1325 Monroe Avenue Kansas City Mo. Wounds. HERRON, Robert W.- Mrs. Clarisea Herron, PRIVATE. box 54, Humboldt, Minn. MAYES, Oran C. G. A. Street, Harfington, HERRON, Willie B. Mrs. Francis Ilerron, R. NeL.r. McDERMOTT, Maurice L. Dennis McDer- F. D. 1, Hinton, Ky. MELTON James. -James E. Melton, R. F. mott, Loogoogee, Ind. HOCK, Peter. Lee George Adams, R. F. D. D. 1, Peytonsburg, Ky. 3. box 6, Woodstock, Minn. MUELLER, Andreas. Ludwig Mueller, 2725 Returned to Duty, Previously Reported HOFFNEI, Grover W. Henry 1. H1offner, R. Queen Avenue, Cleveland, Ohia. Died of Diseftse. MURPHY, Carl William. Thomas Murphy. F. D. 7, Salisbury, N. C. SERGEANT. HOLLINGSHEAD, Walter Lewis. Mrs. Ellon 002 West Eighth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Beswalt, Selo, Ohio. NIEMELA, Aner. Mrs. Briitta Niemela, gen- HAVARD, William C. James M. Havard, HOLT Wade 0. Mrs. Lola Berryman, Keytes- eral devilery, PaynesvIlle, Mich. Bunkie, La. ville, Mo. OHE. Oscar. Mrs. Helen Ohe, Rothsay, Minn. HORN Herbert W. Mrs. Anna Horn, 72 OHLSON, Elmer II. Olaf Ohlson, 454 Cen- Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously Brighton Place, Plea antville, N. T. very Place, Perth Amboy, N. J. Reported Died. O'LEARY. John A. Mrs. Bridget O'Leary, HOUSE, Allen. Jack House, R. F. D. 4, York, N. Y. PRIVATE. Inka, Miss. 101 Monroe Street, New HOWELL, John W. Mrs. Ellen Howell, Wil- PAY NE, Thomas H. George Payne, Del Paso, FARRAR, Justin P. Mrs. Tennie Farrar, 31 mington, Ohio. Cal. Sanford Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. * JACOBS, Harry I. Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, 721 PHILLIPS. George W. James A. Phillips, Killed in Action, Previously Reported North Marshall Street, Philadelphia, la. Greenville, Tex. Wounded Severely in Action. JARRELL, John S. Mrs. Roman Jarrell, PRESSLEY George R., George W. Pressley, Chap, W. Va. 627 Schykll Street, Harrisburg, Pa. PRIVATE. JOHNS, John. Richard Johns, 261 Linn Ave- PRZEKOPOWSKI, Boleslaw. Frank Prze. DAVIDSON, Helsey B. Miss M. Davidson, nue. Washington, Pa. kopowski, 153 Fifteenth Street, Jersey City, Tobasco, Ohio. JOHNSON. Alexis Y. Joseph E. Johnnson, N. J. 12 Wilbur Street, Everett, Mass. PAYK, Stanley F. Michael Payk, 243 Edison Died from Wounds Received in Action, KANE, Anthony. Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Previously Reported Wounded Severely 161 Baird Street, Elm Grove, '. V-. RAPHAEL, Samuel. Abraham Raffalosky, KELLEY, Raymond S. Mrs. Dorothy F. 2211 South Seventh Street, Philadelphia, in Action: Kelly, R. F. D. 2, Opdyke, Ill. Pa. CORPORAL. KiMPER. Tony. Mrs. Gerh H. Kemper, Al- RAU, Fred J. Mrs. Michael GIlfeather, 8 Val- COCQUELET, Alfred. Mrs. Leonie Cocquelet, bers, Ill. ontine Street, Roxbury, Mass. . 824 Vandeveer Place, Woodhaven, N. Y. KLINGENBERG, Henry. Albert Klingenberg, RESSO. John. John Epoldi, 323 West 710 McKinley Street. Loveland, Ohio. Thirty-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Missing in Action, Previously Reported KOCK, Henry B. Herman Kock, Station L, RIPPEL, Charles Darwin. Miss Esther Wounded Severely in Action. R. F. D. 3. Cincinnati, Ohio. Thornston, 706 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, KONECHECK, Joseph. John Konecheck, CORPORALS. Hydetown, Pa. SAMUELIAN, Charles M. Yeghla Samuelian, DIAMOND. Douglas A. Mrs. Laura 0. Dia- KOPACZ, John. Mrs. Annie Kopacz, Marchi, 1200 Dorchester Avenue, Doreslntr, Mass. mond, Winnsboro, La. Ark. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KRASOWSKI, Jan. Kastouty Kucmierowski, PRIVATES. BARRETT, William. Michael Barrett, 1021 box 225, Nanty Glo, Pa. BOHANNON, Jesse. Mrs. Pearl Banister Bo- Brentwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. KROBERT, Max E. Stan Krobert, 812 North hannon, Central City, Ky. BIJELICH, Nikola. Pete Bielich, 210 West. Spring Street, Beaver Dam, Wis. LUNDSTROM, Charlie. Ole Lundstrom, Big inghouse Avenue, Wilmerding, Pa. LAMBARDI, Richard E. Antone Lambardl, Falls, Minn. BRUNEAU, William G. Gorgen F. Bruneau, Madea, Cal. MURPHY, Dellbert L. Ollie M. Murphy, Lin- Lindsay, Mont. LANDERFELT, Raymond C. Mrs. Charles wood, Ga. HALEY, Joseph C. Mrs. Cora L. Haley, R. F. A. Landerfelt, 224 Union Street, Lancaster, SHELL, Gillis. Mrs. Sallie Bailey, Wood- D. 2, Rose Hill, Va. Ohio. bine, Ky. HARTMAN, James E. Mrs. Sarah Hartman, LANGLEY, Bert. David Langley, R. F. D. 2, WRIGHT, James M. Mrs. Stella L. Wright, 534k Sixteenth Street, Rock Island, Ill. Cqseville, Mich . - Fifty-second and Woodland Avenue, Kan- MARCOTTE, Henry. F. Marcotte, Claremont, LEHMAN, John E. Mrs. George Lehman, 23 sas City, Mo. N. H. East Newport Street Ashley Pa. MARDIS, Guy B. J. V. Mardis, McMinnville, LEVINE, Irving. Morris Levine, 1915 Daly Wounded Severely in Action, Previousiy Oreg. VAN SLEET, Patrick J. 1P. J. Van Sleet, 2 Avenue New York N. Y. Reported Missing in Action. LEVITSKY Midhael. Joseph Levitsky, 5 Western Avenue, Cohoes, N. Y. George Street, Pittston, Pa. CORPORAL. WINCHELL, Charles. Mrs. John Winchell, LOWERY, Kelsy. James H. Lowery, Grand 621 East One hundred and thirly-sixth WOJCIEHOWSKI, Stanley. Peter Wojcle- Street, New York, N. Y. Rivers, Ky. howski, 721 Eleventh Avenue, Milwaukee, LOWICKI, Walter E. Mrs. Mary Lowicki, Wis. BUGLER. 122 Guysling Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y.' PRIVATES. WALKER, Eli Guy. Mrs. Henrietta Walker, MaIALE, Lawrence J. Mrs. John D. McHale, Bayard, Ohio. Moose River, N. Y. BROOKS, George T. J. Thomas Brooks, R. P. MACHANDE, Herman H. Mrs. Annie Mac- D. 1, Avera, Ga. Hande, Chesterfield, Md. COLLINSON, Benjamin. Mrs. Louise S. Col- ACHESON, William R. J. C. Acheson, Che- PELKEY, George M. Mrs. George M. Pelkey, linson. 1111 Mosher Street, Baltimore, Md. welah, Wash. 5 Graves Avenue, Northampton. Mass. CUMMINGS, Victor E. Mrs. Georgia Cum- ALLCOCK, Samuel. Mrs. Sarah Brown All- SWANSON, Virgil B. Myron W. Swanson, mings, 514 Santa Paula Street, Santa Paula, cock, 7419 Ottawa Road, Cleveland, Ohio. 1621 Eighth Street, Sioux City, Iowa. Cal. ARENKOWITCH, Joseph. Michael Arenko- SWEITZER, George S. Elsworth Sweitzer, R. HALDORSEN, Alfred. Frank Huggins, Cliff witch, 262 Fayette Street, Lowell, Mass. F. D. 11, York, Pa. Lake, Mont. BAKER, Carl. Mrs. Maggie M. Baker, Dim- WEE, Walter S. Mrs. Lorena Blair, 318 IIEIPLE, Loran L. Mrs. Maria Ileiple, De mitt, Tex. Detman Street, Los Angeles; Cal. Soto, Ill. BAUER, Albert B. Charles Bauer, route 2, JUSTIC, Nick. John Justic, 2906 Canal Tell City, Ind. Missing in Action, Previously Reported Street, Chicago, Ill. BINDER, Alfred F. Mrs. Teresia Binder, 259 Wounded Slightly. LEWIS, Robert. Mrs. Anna Lewis, 516 East Maryland Avenue, Millvale, Pa. Worth Street, Raleigh, N. C. BLACK, Arthur. George IV. Black, 1940 PRIVATE. LINDSTROM, Arthur. Mrs. Charlotte Lind- North Street, Harrisburg, Pa. strom, 4858 West Erie Street, Chicago, Ill. BLAKE, James V. Mrs. Rebecca S. Blake, R. GIBSON. Rodey. John W. Gibson, Wellstan- LITHADIOTIS, Nick. Georgion Lithadiotis, F. 1). 1. box 77, Orlando, W. Va. nery, Pa. Istialas Eubeias, Greece. BOROWSKI, Chester B. Anthony Borowskl, LYNCH, David E. George M. Lynch, West 84 Moselle Street. Buffalo, N. Y. Killed in Action, Previously Reported Milford, W. Va. BPYD, Harry B. Mrs. Ida Boyd, 1707 Ben- Missing in Action. OLESKE, Joseph. Mrs. Josephine Liseki, talon Street, 43altimore, Md. 2600 West Twenty-third Place, Chicago, Ill. BUONE, Mickelo. Mike Buone, 133 North CORPORAL. ORASCETTI, Generoso. L. Orascetti, Fano, Street, New York, N. Y. BRABO, Harry F. Mrs. Ella G. Dowe, 2106 Paslo, Italy. BURDICK, Harold R. Mirs. Elizabeth Bur- West Twenty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. TAILLEFER, Arthur P. L. Taillefer, 55 dock, 22 Robinson Street, Westerly, R. I. Twelfth Street north, Minneapolis, Minn. BURGER, William. Aqdy Burger, Sabetba, PRIVATES. WALKER, William George. Mrs. John Walker, Kans. 186 Lakeview Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. CALLAITAN, Clyde A. A. A. Callahan, Pitts- AKERS, Levi F. Mrs. Martha Aker, Reels- boro, Miss. Ville, Ind. Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously CATANIA, Pasquale. Mrs. Tillie Catina, 88 BLATZ, Fred J. J. P. Balts, Millstadt, Ill. Reported Missing in Action. Warren Street, Buffalo, N. Y. BEAVERS, Maurice. Mrs. Maggie Beavers, CHILLA, Diego. Mrs. Guivanno Chilla, R. F. D. 2, Bristol, Va. CORPORAL. BLAIR, Lonnie C. Claude Blair, MacCleny, Motta S. Giovanil, Reggloe Calabrio, Italy. Fla. HAMEL, Fred G. Mrs. Lucie M. Hamel, 515 CITTADINO, Eugene. Mrs. Otenza Citta- North Spring Street, St. Louis, Mo. dino, 497 Ninth Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. BOROVIK, Fedor. Mrs. Nikita Svarissyk, 14 CRADER, Slocum. Alex Crader, Hamburg, Smith Avenue, Peabody, Mass. BUGLER. Ill. BUSBY, Frederick A. Mrs. Fred Busby, Wil- 0. Lula Scott, Agra, liamstown, Mass. SCOTT, Ross Mrs. CRAIG, Rufus C. J. C. Craig, Springtown, COYLE, Thomas Ellsworth. Mrs. Mary Car- Kans. Tex. rol Coyle, R. F. D. 1, Erlanger, Ky. PRIVATES. CRAWFORD, Edward S. Winfleld S. - Craw- CRIIPPS, Paul F. Mrs. Sallie Randolph, BINKLEY, John L. Mrs. Loila M. Bruce, Ox- ford, Goose Creek, Tenn. Ringling, Okla. ford, Chester County Pa CRAWFORD, John F. Miss Willia N. Craw- CURRY, Clarence T. Mrs. Clarence T. Curry, CLUTE, Frederick A. Mrs. Harvey J. Clute, ford, Goose Creek, Tex. 203 South Broad Street, Peekskill, N. Y. 70 Eagle Hotel, Waterford, Pa. CUGINI, Joseph. Michael Cugini, 72 Lori- DANTE, Peter. Angelo Arasuolo, 150 Woos- COYNER, Gus. Robert M, Coyner, Mays- mer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ter Street, New York, N. Y. ville, Tex. CURTIN, Matthew V. Mrs. Irene Curtin, 2 FOUNTAIN, Paul F. Mrs. Blanche W. Foun- EDWARDS, Bryce, jr. Case Edwards, 700 Paul Place, Buffalo, N. Y. tain, 9 Sayle Street, Southbridge, Mass. Washington Street, St. Charles, Mo. DAVIS, James B. John J. Davis, 711 Wal- GRADUATO, Vincenza. Domenico Graduate, FETZER, Mike. Mrs. Caroline Fetzer, Bryan, nut Street, North Braddock, Pa. Montorio Al Vomano, Province of Teramo, Ohio. DAY, Samuel E. Samuel E. Day, Mast, N. C. Italy. GABRIEL, Joseph, jr. Joseph Gabriel, sr., DEE, David C. Mrs. Mary Thomphins,- 2033 West Thirty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. LUCAS, Emanuel M. Chris Lucas, 432 West 1762 Missouri Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Second Street, Davenport, Iowa. GAGE, Eugene G. Mrs. W. C. Gage, Lessley, DILLON, Newton B. Henry Dillon, 1008 NARBON, Joseph. Louis Narbon, 1210 Miss. Saunders Street. Mansfield, La. Princeton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. GILLIAM, Sanford E. Mrs. Addle G. Crocker, ECKERT, Edward. Mrs. Frederick Eckert, RICE, Edmond D. Walter T. Rice, R. F. D. Cantols, Mo. Cass, Ind. 1, Bono, Ark. HAMILTON, Bernard. Chdrles Hamilton, EK. John E. Will Meher, Monticello, Cal. SATTERWHITE, Lilbon D. Frank Satter- Woolcott, Ky. GAGE, George P. J. R. Gage, Asylum n bite. R. F. D. 1, box 69, Hewlett, Va. HARRIS, Alvin J. Seth D. Harris, box 73, Heights, Meridian, Miss. THORNTON, Adam. Miss Anna M. Thorn- Fallon, Mont. GANNON, Thomas E. Mrs. Bridget Gannon, ton, 401 Valley Street, Providence, R. I. JONES, Albert C. James Tones, Kennett, Mo. R. F. D. 2, Greenleaf, Wis. VENESKI, Stanley. Zeigman Veneski, Clarks- LAMBERT, Leonard. Adam Elias Lambert, HAHN, Frank. Mrs. Mary Hahn, 221 East vill-, Ark. R. F. D. 1, Mount Pleasant, N. C. Thirty-second Street, New York, N. Y. A. Mrs. Berdie Vicars, LEWIS, Frederick A. Robert P. M. Lewis, HANSON, Edward. Lars Hanson, 424 Wall VICARS, William 120 Hillside Avenue, Nutley, N. J. Street. Morris, Ill. Seminole, Okla. Meremonte, Still- -WAGNER, Robert A. A. William Wagner, MEREMON'PE, Paul. Paul HASSLER, Robert W. James Hassler, Ly- Keota, Colo. water, Minn. ons, Pa. SCALERO, Petro. Alecktus Todice, 412 South HAWKINS, Grover C. Richard Hawkins, WARREN, Clifford L, Mrs. Ethel Warren, Jefferson Street, New Castle, Pa. 220 East Grand Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Railroad Avenue, Hammonton, N. J. SCORE, Paul B. Mrs. Barbara Score, r. F. D. HENDERSON, Grover Richard. Emmitt Wal- Died from Accident and Other Causes, 2,Colfax, Wis. ter Henderson, Curryville, Mo. THOMPSON, Oney. Ja Thompson, Tona- Reported Missing in Ac- HILT, Jake. Mrs. Mary Hilt, 1223 Van Ness Previously toaka. W. Va. Street, San Antonio, Tex. tion. VENDITTI, Henry. Toney Venditti, 6 Popu- HUBENTHAL, Edwin A. Otto IHubenthal, SURGEANT. lar Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. South 2009 Grand Avenue, Spokane. Wash. 3IOLANDER, Axel R. P. N. Molander, Far- Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- INGRAM, Robert S. Mrs. Hattie Ingram, well, Miun. Watertown, Tenn. MECHANIC. ously Reported Missing in Action. JACKSON, Andrew E. Mrs. Mary Jackson, SERGEANT. Walnut, Nebr. EXAPP, Jacob J. Mrs. Lillian Hoyte, 525 JOHNSON, Dave. Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Truth Street, Syracuse, N. Y. ADKINSON, Charles Allon. Mrs. Loretta Ad- Braggs. Okla. kinson, 17 Ferrus Street,,Toledo, Ohio. JOHNSTON, Thomas A. John W. Johnston, WAGONER. CORPORALS. Follansbee, W. Va. DEAN, McDonald S. Mrs. Laura Fogel, 97 BAKER, Silas W. E. H. Baker, Seymour, JONES, Clifton V. Estin J. Jones, Aurora, Main Street, Wilmot, Ohio. Tex. Nebr. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. .CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JOSLIN, George J. Mrs. Anna Joslin, 276 SIRMONS, Charll L. Mrs. Malinda K. Sir- McMAHON, Paul J. Miss Dorothy McMahon, Tenth Street, Troy N. Y. mons, R. F. D. 1, Nashville, Ga. 1327 Pratt Boulevard, Rogers Park, Chi- JOSTEN, Peter H, Veter H. Josten, 77 Ralph cago, Ill. Avenue, Brooklyn, 14 Y. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported McMURRAY, Basil A. Mrs. Thersia McMur- KELLY John W. Mrs. Jennie Kelly, Lam- Missing in Action. ray, 850 East Twenty-first Street Erie, Pa. bertvflle, Ky. MAETTO, Umberto. Mrs. Dunefia Srbo, KOSCHALK, Stephen J. Joseph Kosehalk, LIEUTENANT. Carta Cieciano, Italy. Nanty Gin, Pa. LINDSLEY. Henry D., Jr. Mrs. Henry D. MARCRESE, Albert. Josephi Marchese, 410 LAMBERT Howard J. John C. White, Phila- North Fifth Street, Newark, N. J. delphia, Y. Lindaley, Carlton-Chambers, 402 Madison . Avenue, New York, N. Y. MATUSZEWSKI, Jofm F. Mrs. Elizabeth S. LIGMAN, Leo W. Mrs. Clara Hladilek, 1240 Matuezewaki, 2286 W1oth Street SW., Cleve- South Tripp Avenue, Chicago, Ill. SERGEANT. land, Ohio. LINCOLN, William E, Mrs. Gertrude Homan, 961 Springfield Avenue, Darby Pa. LOUTH, Robert B. Mrs. Addle Louth, 800 MAUKA, George. Mrs. Anna Mackansky, 20 Clem Lozer, 48 Worchester Jackson Street, Painesville, Ohio. George Street, Pittston, Pa. LOZER, Paul. MELANCON, Maurice. Mrs. Mary Melancon, Street, Detroit Mieb. CORPORALS. LUCAS Hicks f. Riley Lucas, R. F. D. 2, Youngsville, Pa. Red Level, Ala, LAROSE, Franklin S. Mrs. Nellie Larose, MELLOS, Athanasios K. Gus Pieublas, 827 MONEIL Frank F. Archibald A. McNeil, 107 Cedar Street, Manchester, N, H. East Fifth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Vass, N. C. SCHMITT, Clarence. George Schmitt, 619 NOLL , Edward Sebastian. Sebastian Noll, McPEAK, Clinton. Jonah L. McPeak, Floy- South Belmont Avenue, Newark, N. J. . 200 Napoleon Avenue, Detroit, Mich. dada, Tex. TJFFLY, Edward W. Mrs. E. G. Bryant, 800 QUIGLEY, Francis D. Mrs. Sarah M. Quig- Cordell Street, Houston, Tex. ley, 270 Brookline Avenue, suite 15, Boston, MARCHETTI, Quinto. 'Mrs. Assunta Lisport, Mass. 1831 Carson Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. MECHANICS. MARION, Alfred J. Mrs. Kathryn A. Marion, RADER, George William. Mrs. Emma Gelter, 2519 Twenty-sixth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. HARRIS, Alexander. John Harris, Lucerne- 529 Union Street, Allentown, Pa. MATTINGLY, Alfred R. Mrs. Emma H. Mat- mines, Pa. RAY, John H. J. D. Ray, luka, Miss. tingly, Mattingly, Ky. SCHAFER, Frank W. Miss Rose Schafer, 444 REA, Joseph R. Frank W. Rea, 355 West MATTSON, Nels T. Peter Mattson, 153 Olice North Flores Street, San Antonio, Tex. Westfield Avenue, Roselle, N. J. Street, New Haven, Conn. WAGONER. REEVES, Jim M. Mrs. Mary Ragsdale, 1111 M11AULDIN, Augustus J. G. W. Mauldin, Pon- Buck Street, Caldwell, Tex. totoc, Miss. TYBUSHI, Frank L. Frank Tybush, 602 REID, Lee R. John W. Reid, Guion, Tex. MENTE, Frank 0. Mrs. Anna G. Mente, 23 Twenty-fifth Street, Waterviet, N. Y. RICEDORF, Edward J. Mrs. Ethel H. Est Fifth Street, Jacksonville Fla. PRITATES. Ricedorf, care William Arndt, Mendota, MERLE, Guiseppe. Mrs. Maria Merle, Gubblo Ill. Per Lo Scritto, Perugia, Italy. ALTMAN, Isadore. Louis Altman, 161 Suf- NELSON, William. Andrew M. Nelson, R. SHAKE, Roy J. John L. Shake, R. F. D. F. folk Street, New York, N. Y. 6, Morrisonville, Ill, D. 2, Barryton, Mich. AMODIO, Guiseppe. Tony Amodio, 21 Condon RUCKDASCHEL, Charles. Mrs. Dora G. SHEA, Louis J. Mrs. Rebecca D. Weir, 647 Street, Milford, N. H. Pa. Ruckdaschel, 220 Fourteenth Street, College BAKER, Frank J. Mrs. Nora Baker, 1422 South Fifty-fifth Street, Philadelphia, Point, N. Y. Tenth Street, Racine, Wis. SHORTALL James B. Mrs. Agnes Shortall, SANDORA. Joseph. Luigi Sandora, box 568, BAKER, Frederick R. Mrs. Lydia Baker, 10 Oxford, Mid. Arnold, Pa. Aqueduct Street, Ossining N Y. SIMON Morris. Mrs. Jennie Simon, 100 SATERIALE, Bernard. Mrs. Felecia Sateriale, BAKER, William R. G. C. baker, 1045 Rey- Canal Street, New York, N. Y. 268 Western Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. nolds Street, Kansas City, Mo. STAFFORD, William . Mrs. Maggie L. SAYLORS, Lugher. Mrs. Mary E. Saylors, R. BEAVEN, Sylvester. Henry BeavTen, West Stafford, R. F. D. 2, Summerfield, N. -C. F. D 4 Ada, Okla. Louisville, Ky. TOMEO, Pasquale. Antonio Tomeo, 1330 SCEVER , Francis R. Mrs. Fannie Scevers, BENTLEY, Fred. David Bentley, R. F. D. 2, South Paxton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Fredonia, Tex. Mount Sterling, Iowa. TRUJILLO, Balentine. Mrs. Minnie Tru- SCIHALL, Eric A. Frederick Schall, 152 jillo. 3820 Blake Street, Denver, Colo. Standish Street, Hartford, Conn. BONNELLI, Domenick. Mrs. Agnes Bennelli, TURNER, Albert W. Mrs. Martha Turner, SEIDOF, Robert Charles. Mrs. Robert Charles 59 Windsor Street, Hartford, Conn. R. F. D 2, Monroe City, Mo. Seldof, 188 Preston Street Detroit, Mich. BONNER, George. Mrs. George Bonner, 12 VAN KIRK, Ervin Arthur. Mrs. Mary Tay- SHTUTT, Stanley G. C. M. Ahutt, Spinerville, Loundale Street, Dorchester, Mass. lor, 501 South Harrison Street, Shenan- Ind. BOUCHAT, Clarence. Mrs. Anna Bouchat, doah, Iowa. 427 East Fourth Street, Chester Pa SMITH, Edward. Mrs. Francis Smith, 213 VILLASTRIGO, Adolph. Mrs. Dora Villas- N.-J. BURD, Leo S. Miss Mary Burd, 152 i4ewark Montgomery Street, Jersey City, Avenue Jersey City, N. J. trigo, 308 West Dittmar Street, San An- STANLEY, George H. Freeman B. Stanley, CAROLL6, Vincenzo. John Carollo, 1241 tonio, Tex. Est Wa terford, Me. WANGLER. John G. Mrs. Frederick Wang- SWEET, Edwin. Miss May E. Adams, East Webster Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Bridgeport, Conn. CONNEY, Frank Joseph. Edward Conney, 51 ler, 107 Grifin Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Side, Wooster Street, Norwalk, Ohio. WARE, Noble 0. James V. Ware, James- TOME, Florencio,,Jr. Florenclo Tome, sr., port, Mo. Las Cruces N. ex CORBINE, Charles. Mrs. Mary Corbine, VERSLIUS, John W. Henry Veralius, Ver- Odnah, Wis. WATSON, Everett P. Mrs. Clara Watson, mont Mina CORBMAN, Frederick A. Mrs. Minnie Corb- Weston Avenue, Essex, Mass. VINCET, Albert. Igance Vincent. 1174 East man Taylors Island, Md. WELLMAN, Tilford. Mrs. Carrie Wellmau, Thirty-eighth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. COYLE, Joseph V. Mrs. Marie Coyle, 180 R. F. D. 1, Pedro, Ohio. VOGELSTEIN, Harry. Mrs. Ida Vogelstyin, Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. WEINTRAUB, Isidore. Mrs. Fanny R. Wein- 1935 Madison Avenue Baltimore, Md. CURRIER, Fred. Henry Currier, Rosehill, traub, 2447 East Sixty-first Street, Cleve- WALCOTT, Albert J. Elijah Walcott, R. P. Iowa. land, Ohio. D. 1 Berlin, Mich. DI FABIO, Michele. Nick dl Fablo, 1 Colum- WELCH, Claude S. H. G. Welch, Winusboro, WARNER, Charles. Mrs. Cora Warner, Kin- bus Avenue, Tuckahoe, N. Y. Iowa. ger, Pa. HARRISON, Michael F. Michael Harrison, WARNER, Sidney B. Charles E. Warner, 3234 U1pond Street Minooka, Pa. WERDEL, Herbert. Mrs. Minnie Werdel, 1208 Brentwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. HATCH, Lawrence W. Mrs. Rosa V. Hatch, 4223 Bridge Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WATSON, Edwin F. Edwin D. Watson, box Burlington N C WHEELER, Elmo. Perry Wheeler, R. F. D. 713, Colgate, Okla. HOWARD, illiam C. ,Mrs. Mary Howard, 1, .-Richmond, Cal. WilALEY, Clenton. Mormon D. Whaley, R. Bonners Ferry, Idaho. WICKLIN, Orofena. Mrs. Emma Wicklin, F. D. 1, Alapaha, Ga. JACOBSON, Jack. Mrs. George Gunderson, Paula Valley, Okla. WIITTEMORE, Harold. Mrs. Mary Whitte- 103 Third Place Brooklyn, N. Y. WILLIAMS, Harry Alfred. Mrs. Jennie more, Unionville, Conn. JALOSAYNSKI, enry. Peter Jaloszynski, Schoewe, R. F. D. 2, Sandusky, Ohio. WIPIHOFF, George. Mrs. Anna Wlehoff, 1514 310 Canfield Avenue east, Detroit, Mich. Wheeler Street, Covington, Ky. JOHNSON, Harry J. Mrs. Mary Johnson, WILLIAMS, Walter. Miss Ida Ramsey, Love- WILLIAMSON, Herbert. Milton Ends, Sadle- 4901 Ellis Avenue, Chicago. Ill. land, Ohio. Ville, Ky. JOHNSON, Wade Hampton. Mrs. Mary John- WILSON, George C. Mrs. George W. Crisp, WILLIFORD, Walter H. Mrs. Bell Williford, son, Hayne, N. C. 550 East Indiana Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Warren, Tex. KALBES, Albert. Adam Kalbes, R. F. D. 2, WINNINGHAM, Finley A. Ella Winnigham, WRIGHT, Benjamin N. Benjamin Wright, Pound, Wis. 1114 Eagle Street, Terre Haute. Ind. Townville, S. C. KAYE, Charles S. Mrs. Bessie Kaye, 215 WODZIENSKY, Anthony. Wiadyslau Wod- WR IGHT, Edgar D. Mrs. Lily Wright, Greens- Breckenridge Street, Buffalo, N. Y. ziensky, 144 Grove Street, New Britain, boro, Ga. KEARNEY Francis H. Mrs. Elizabeth Kear- Conn. WURST, Frank B. Mrs. Mary Wurst, 420 ney, 732. Race Street, Pittsburah, Pa. ZECK, Harry. Charles Zeck, 947 South Front Walnut Street, Newark, N. J. KEARNS, Shelby L. Mrs. Jessie Kearns, gen- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. YARASLOWSKY, Harry. Charles Yaraslow- eral delivery, Excelsior Springs, Mo. sky, 928 North Lawrence Street, Philadel- KELLY, Charles D. Miss Bertha Kelly. Amy- Erroneously Reported Killed in Action. phin, Pa. ville. Pa. YURKENWICZ, Banny. Mrs. Antonio Yurken- KOESTER, Jacob A. August Koester, Stover, LIEUTENANT. wicz, Mlava, Poland, Russia. Mo. ZUPPA, Michael. Antonio Zuppa, 505 Cleve- MORGAN, William D. Mrs. Mary Morgan, KUGEL. Charles H. Mrs. Katharine Bittner, 120 East Maple Avenue, Beaver Dam, Wis. land Avenue, Jollet, Ill. 3915 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Sick in Rospital, Previously Reported LEACH, Alfred B. Mark L. Leach, Bartles- Erroneously Reported Died from Wounds Missing in Action. ville, Okla. Received in Action. LISOVEGHE. John. John Rito, 55 Broad- PRIVATES. - way, Buffalo, N. Y. LIEUTENANT. GALLON, Benjamin. Mr-. Eva Gallon. Zavod- LUTZ. Henry H. John W. Lutz, R. P. D., MAcDONALD, Albert F. A. L. MacDonald, sky, Ko 1l, Ruqsia. Olyphant, Pa. box 43, Woodlawn, Beaver County, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SECTION 3, JANUARY 27, 191%. MARKS, Emil. Mrs. Jennie Marks, 1518 SHELTON, Archie L. Columbus Shelton, Har, Arch Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. risonville, Mo. The following casualties are reported NEW34AN, Raymond R. Mrs. R. Newman, SHEPARD, Arthur H, Mrs. Mary N. Shepard, 209 Main Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 217 West Vernon Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. by the commanding general of the Ameri- NICHOLS, Garry Forest. Granison B. Nich- SHEPHERD, Ben H. Ezekiel Shepherd, Osh- can Expeditionary Forces: ols, R. F. D. 2 Walker, Mo. kosh, Nebr. NORRIS, Harry h. Edward G. Norris, Trego, SHEPPE, Alfred H. Joseph L. Sheppe, Red Wounded (degree undetermined)- 79 Md. Sulphur Springs, W_ Va. Wounded slightly ------142 NUNAMAKER, Emery J. Mrs. Jane N. Faust, SHINN, Harley F. Abram Shinn, R. F. D. 1, Dutch Hill, Pa. Millwood, W. Va. AMOROCO, Philip. Michael 4moroco, Prorof, SKYLAND, Nels. Cyril Bjornson, Pembarles, Total ------221 Exelino, Lauro, Italy. Minn. ARMSTRONG, John. George Armstrong, STONE, Bernard. Mrs. Margaret Stone, Olive Hill, Ky. 4557A Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. Wounded Slightly. BAILEY, In grum. Charles Bailey, Way- STONEKING, John L. Mrs. Anna Stoneking, R. F. D. 1, box 60, Glovergap, W. Va. MAJOR. mouth, W. Vs. BAILEY, Richard M. Mrs. Lila C. Bailey, As- GARDY, Werner. Mrs. Ida Gardy, 2441 North DALL, Charles Whitney. Mrs. C. W. Dall, bestine, Nelson County, Va. Sixteenth Street Philadelphia, Pa. Cedarhurst, N. Y. BAMFORD, Albert G. Mrs. India Bamford, GILES. Berney lr. Mrs. Olive J. Giles, Erie, British Columbia, Canada. 1916-17 Jefferson County Bank Building, LIEUTENANT. BLECHISCHMIDT, Anton, Miss Alma Blesch- Birmingham, Ala. GREENBERG Benjamin. Miss Lena Green- McCORMICK, Alphonsus L. Chas. J. Mc- schmidt, 7326 Cider Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. berg, 179 Eldridge Street New York, N. Y. Cormick, 70 Clarkson Street, Boston, Mass. HAAR, Herman J. John Haar, Albers, Ill. BLECKER, Abraham. Issak Bleaker, 522 SERGEANTS. HAYES, Jesse C. Joseph Hayes Laquin, Pa. Cedar Street, Reading, Pa. HAYES, John Edward. Mrs. M. Hayes, 901 LITTLE, Lewis N. Mrs. Molly L. Green, 371 BRICKER, A. T. Mrs. Adda Bricker, 224 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ponce de Leon Avenue, Decatur, Ga. East Mulberry Street, Carlisle, Pa. IIIX, LeRoy. Mrs. LeRoy lIx, box 155, BEDERGREN, Algot. Mrs. Maude Sedergren, BRIDGE, Berton R. Mrs. Sadie S. Bridge, Northbridge, Mass. 104 Seventh Street, Solvay, N. Y. 509 West Third Street, Elyria, Ohio. INGRAM, Albert B. William M. Ingram, SINCELL, Charles M. Mrs. Ann 0, Sincell, BRIDGEFORD, Alfred R. Mrs. Ethel Bridge- R. F. D. 4, Crawfordsville, Ga. Oakland, Md. ford, 97 Moore Stteet, North Chelmsford, JOHNSON William A. John G. Johnson, WILLIAMS, Eddie. Mrs. Beulah Williams, Mass. 4701 Lake Park Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Townley, Ala. BRYANT, Alba Clements. Mrs. Jennie Bryant, JOLLY, George F. Mrs. Rose A. Jolly, 1216 Camden, N. J. CORPORALS. 1500 Burritt Street, Creston, Iowa. Walnut Street, BRYANT Archie A. Mrs. Archie Bryant, Val- KELLER, Anthony G. Mrs. Tilla Keller, 423 SpIPP, Christian John. John Louis Sipp, Page nces, . C. East Penn Street, Whittier, Cal. Avenue, Tottenville, Staten Island, N. Y. BRYANT, Arvel McKinley. A. E. Bryant, R. KELLEY, Bernard. John Kelley, Forty-first WABER, Clarence Kingsley. Mrs. Thomas La F. D. 1, Frankfort, Ill. Street, Shadyside, Oio. Vern Waber, R. F. D. 5, box 6, Kalamazoo, BRZOZOWSKI, Ben. Julian Brzozowski, 3714 KITTILSON, Kittil. Tulof Kittilson, Milan, Mich. East Sixty-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Minn. WILLIAMS, Earle L. Mrs. Annie Lumbard, BYE, Clarence M. Lauritz A. Bye, Mabel, McLAUGHLIN John C. Miss Catherine Mc- Milford, N. H. Minn. Laughlin, 3421 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, WITHINGTON, Arthur II. E. H. Vargilcer, Ohio. BYERS, Alfred C. Mrs. Fannie F. Byers, McVICKER, Franklin D. Mrs. Ellen Mc- Huntington, Vt. Spring Creek; W. Va. Pa. WRIGHT, Ernest. Mrs. Mita U. Wright, 234 POXTON Sylvester. Ansam Doyon, 162 Hatch Vicker 1106 Johnson Avenue, Portage, High Street, Watertown, N. Y. MAYNAlID. Ira. Jay W. Maynard. 57100 Street, New Bedford, Mass. South Oakland Crescent, Chicago, Ill. ELECTRICIAN. FAGNANT. Angelo. Patsy Pagnani, 247 MITCHELL, Andrew S. John Mitchell, Tor- Minard Street, Tuckahoe, N, Y. onto. Ohio. (VILLIAMS, Joseph Alvin. Miss Blanche Pal- FEGELY, Ilyron S. Rev. W. 0. Fegely, MITCHELL, Bartola, Mrs. Elizabeth Culla, mer, Ilayes Hotel, Chicago, Ill. Trappe, Montgomery County, Pa. Moultrie, Fla. GABIOLA, Anestasio. Engenio Gabiola, Mac- PRIVATES. MITNICK, Abraham. Mrs. Rachel Mitnick, kay, Idaho. 176 East One hundred and first Street, New ALTER, David. Abraham Alter, 706 South PICKENS, Charlie G. Hamilton Pickens, R. York, N. Y. Street Steubenville, Ohio. F. D. 3, Lynnville, Tenn. MITTENDORF, Barney, Mrs. Edna Mitten- ANDERSON, Melvin F. Mrs. Emma Ander- ROBERTSON, Fred. Mrs. Fred T. Robertson, dorf, Avon, Ohio. son, 405 South Bixel Street, Los Angeles, 322 South Howard Avenue, York, Pp. MOUTON, Albert A. Mrs. Mary Arnold, 1640 Cal SANDERS. Archie Chester. Mrs. Aurelia San- Galvez Street, New Orleans, La. APPELBAUM, Max. Mrs. Beckle Schoor, 696 'ers. Poola, Kans. MOYER, Cecil Elmer. Mrs. Bettie E. Moyer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Willoughbv Avenue, SCHABBOTT, Albert Joseph. George Morain, R F. D. 4, Edinburg, Va. BENNETT, V'alter H. Mrs. Lillian Brown- 229-Messer Street, Laconia, N. H. MOZDZIERE, Brandislaw. George Mozdziere, ing, 238 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHAFFER, Benjamin. Isaac Schaffer, 341 9012 Summit Street, Joliet, Ill. BL INCH-ETTE, Adelard. Mrs. Lea Blanch- Anthony L. Mrs. Clara Mrozek, -te. Main Street, Harrisville R. I. Fifteenth Avenue, Newark, N. J. MROZEK, SCIIUFF, Joe. Mrs. May Schuff, 1133 Chester 906 Fratney Street, Milwaukee. Wis. BOBBITT, Roy B. Mrs. Mary Bobbitt, Z22 Avenue. Louisville. Ky. NELSON, James I .Tohn Nelson, 2017 torth Mapih Street Lancaster Ohio. Sterner Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BRIfTT. SMITIL James C. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Smith, Joe. Mrs. Salley Britt, Luray, Tenn. box 83 West Holland Street, Summit Hill, NORMAN, Clyde C. Frank Norman, R. P. BURNS, Patrick J. Andrew Burns 7215 Pa. D, 6, Columbia, Mo. Vorth Fifteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PANELL, Joseph J. Mrs. Mary Panell, 1636 CZET, Valentine. Frank F. Cezaja, Y. M. C. A. SULLIVAN, Thonias F. Mrs. Ella M. Sulli- lult-li Avenue. Camden, N. J. (ollege, Woods Hall, Springfield, Mass. van, 1230 .North Fourth Street, Quincy, Ill. PANKEY, John T. Turner Vanders, Grif- ECKES, William. Anton Eckes, Marshfield, TAYLOR, Allison A. James E. Tayior, 213 fithville. Ark. Wis. South McFarland Street, Florence, S. C. PYLE, William A. Mrs. Constant Buchanan, EDDINGTON, Lester S. W. A. Eddington, TRI'BE, Ramon O. Mrs. Virginia Trube, 182 221 East One hundred and forty-eighth Hamilton, N. Dak. Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. .EDWARD, Alfred. Mrs. Louisa Brown, 120 WTEAND, Arthur F. Mrs. Anna J. Wicand, OTT INN, Henry E. W. E. Quinn, Swartz, La. Strong Street, Corona N. Y. 502 North EIzhth Street, Allentown, Pa. SEAY, George A. Mrs. Bessle W. Seay, box FA ISON. Eldon II. Herman L. Faison, 210 WIEBER, Charles. Mrs. Barbara Wieber, 76 1'r5. Clover, Va. West Thirtieth Street, Norfolk, Va. Myrtle Avenue, Corona, N. Y. SIZER, Edwin. William Sizer, Holland Pat- FORME, Frank. Jim Forme, 2630 Massachu- WIEDEMAN, Charles A. Mrs. Theresa Acker- ent. N. Y. setts Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. mann, 383 Military Road. Buffalo, N. Y. SMITH. Charles A. Anthony Smith, P. 0. FOWLER, Jim D. Mrs. Mary E. Fowler, R. WIESS, Henry G. Mrs. Helen Ferkau, 3749 bot 184, Coxsackie N. Y. F. Ia 2, Russellville, Tenn. Trowbridge Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. STAVROPULOUS. John. George Stavropu- FPAKES, Okey E. William Frakes, Do Kalb, WILLIAMS, David G. Mrs. D. P. Williams, lous, 322 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Mo. 22 Madison Street, Granville, N. Y. Cal. HANSEN, Charles Edward. Mrs. Catherine WITHERS, Clarence W. Miss Mertle Withers, Hansen. 606 South Race Street, Beloit, 262 Bethel Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. TUCCI, Alfonzo. Mrs. Tereva Tucc, Selava Wis. WITULSKI Alexander, Mrs. Katherine WI- D'Abruzzl. Italy. HAZELTON, James. Mrs. Florence Hopkins, talski, 28 Townsend Street, Buffalo, N. Y. WANNER, Henry W. Mrs. William Kuil- 7:0 Weasehet Street, Baltimore, Md. WIVELSTAD, Alof. Mrs. Alave Wivelstad, wlLn, 216 St. Anna Avenue, New York, IOOCK, Walter. Mrs. Jack Hoock, 110 Plgeon Falls, Wis. N. Y. State Street, Merrill, Wis. WOMACK Francis M. Mrs. Emma L. Puck- WATTS. William. Miss Ethel L. Watts, JAIINKE, Herman Phillip. Fred Charles ott, Wappapello, Mo. 3704 Laclede Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. Jalnke, 310 Central Avenue, Marshfield, WOODRUFF, Elmer. Mrs. Bessie Woodruff, WFDiFPIIOL, August C., Jr. Mrs. Mary Wis. Lehigh, Okla. Wedepohl, R. F. D. 4, box 166, Lay Road, KFLLY, Joseph L. Mrs. Mary O'Brien, 552 WREN, Edward C. Mrs. Addle Wren, Minden, Webster Groves, Mo. i:ixty-second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. La. WHELAN, Daniel L. Mfst John Whelan, 32 KIERNAN. Daniel. Patrick Kiernan, 346 Auburn Street, Charlestown, Mass. Fourteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ZURAWSKI, Edward W. Mrs. Catherine Zu- T IEBER, Emil. Mrs. Louise Cumka, Ilan- KFOGER, Carl W. Chas. Kroger, Troy, Ohio. rawski, 608 Charles Street, Perth Amboy, kinson. N Dak. LEE, James P. Mrs. Ellen K. Lee, 143 West N. J. WILLIAMS, Winston. Mrs. Patrick H. Wil. One hundred and fourth Street, New York. ZWISLER, Conrad. Mrs. Elizabeth Zwlsler, liams. Argo. Ala. N. Y 217 Heywood Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WRIGHT, Bruce L. George W. Wright, Gib- LIFTCHILD, George E. Frank A. Liftehild, SCALISE. Antonio. Antonio Barberlo, 202 son. N. C. 1:'19 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Smith Street, Herkimer, N. Y. YASSKY. Morris A. Louis A. Yassky, 126 LITCHNER, Albert F. Mrs. Augustus Liteb- SCHNEIDER, Max. Mrs. M. Schneider, 1472 West One hundred and twenty-fourth nor. 764 Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. LOBETTO. Manuel. Manuel Lobetto, 1227 SHELINSKIE, Anthony. Mrs. Rose Shelin. ZICKUHR, Albeft. John H. Zicknhr, Fred- t,.-lly Street, Fall River, Mass. skie, 112 Lyttle Street, New Minersville, Pa. ericka, Iowa. 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Wounded (Degree Undetermined). DILLINGER, Earl C. Sam H1. Dillinger, gen- ZUCK, Arthur. Mrs. Ida Zuck, 101 Floyd eral delivery, Seneca, Nebr. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LIEUTENANT. EASTBURN, Eugene B. J. R. Eastburn, Del- TODD, Guerin. Mrs. Bertha L. Todd 421 champs, Ala. CORPORALS. Lincoln Avenue, Orange, N. J. FACIIINI, Agostin. John Fachini, 13 Fran- BROWN, Rolla 0. Mrs. Annie W. Brown, cis Street, North Adams, Mass. 1014 Myra Street, Moberly, Mo. SERGEANTS. FAJARDO, Alfred. Mrs. Dominicia Fajardo, HANNA, James Oscar. Mrs. Nannie Hanna, EGLETT, Harvey F. Mrs. Katherine Eglett, Kelly, N. Mex. R. F. D. 2, Byhalia, Mo. 2601 Bridge Street, Cleveland, Ohio. FISHER, Abbey A. Mrs. Addle Fisher, R. F. PARKER, Bruce A. Mrs. Cora Parker., Brew- SITKOSKIE, Andrew. Mrs. Anna Sitkoie, D. 1, Dayton, Tenn. ton, Ala. 226 Persia Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. GELLERT, William F. William Gellert, 1409 VRLAND Robert. Miss Laura Renshaw, Ninth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. 67 Clark Street, Jersey City, N. J. CORPORALS. GILL, Audio Albert. Mrs. Sarah Gill, Page, WILLIAMSON, Jess J. Mrs. Vina William- B kKER, Louis Miss Ray Baker, 212 West son 287 Cottage Street St. Paul, Minn. One hundred and fourteenth Street, New GOETZ, Oscar F. Charlie Goetz, R. F. D. 6, WISNfER, Albert M. Mrs. Catherine Wisner, York, N. Y. bo 60, Duquoin, ll. 4 Woodlawn Avenue, Baltimore, Md. BASSERMANN, Howard C. Mrs. Georgia A. GREEN, Benjamin F. Mrs. Anne Green, Kell, WRIGHT, Ernest N., Jr. Ernest N. Wright, Bassermann, 525 Twentieth Street, West Ill. sr., 691 La Loma Road, Pasadena, Cal. New York, N. J. HAYES. Ahmes M. Samuel Milus Hayes, BLAKE, Bryan. Mrs. Sylvia Blake, 303 EARLY, Bernard. Miss Beatrice Early, 191 Muskogee, Okla. Goodman Street Cincinnati, Ohio. Franklin Street, New Haven, Conn. IIEYIANN, Herbert R. Mrs. Fredericka Hey- BRIGNALL, Clyde L. Mrs. J. W. Brignall, ROY, William J. C. Mrs. Elizabeth Roy, 286 mann, 1624 Washburn Avenue, Chicago, Ill. South Wales, N, Y. Washington Street, Tauton, Mass. HOFFMAN, William Ellis. Mrs. Leona Hoff- MERCER, Fred Michael. Mrs. Annie Mercer, WILSON, Edward. Colin Wilson, Burlingame, man, 431 New York Avenue, Trenton, N. J. 132 Marshall Street, Paterson, N. J. Kans. I VGIGES, Elmer 1. Thomas Hughes, f. F. D. MERMAN, George W. Mrs. Clara Merman, WRIGHT, Dalton M. Mrs. Mary J. Ferguson, 3, Carthage, Mo. Turlock, Cal. Brookeland, Tex. JOHNSON, Arthur R. Mrs. Jennie Smith OLIPHANT, Charles W. James F. Oliphant, PRIVATES. Johnson, 90 North Lincoln Street, Hins- R. F. D. 3, Cherryvale, Kans. (al, Ill. PHELPS, Chester. George M. Phelps, Bel- WICKERD, Dale W. Mrs. Maggie Wickerd, JOHNSON, Manly. Mrs. Altha Johnson, box grade, Mont. Bond Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio. 78, Berwn, Okla. PRICKETT Mark 0 Oliver S. Prickett 111 WIDlNKE, Charles J. Mrs. Eva Wienke, 1119 KEENAN, John F. Miss Rose Keenan, 1337 Seventh kvenue, Roebling, N, J. Hackensack I'lank Road, North Bergen, Lansdowne AveLnue, Camden, N. J.' ROSE, Oliver. irs. Kittie Rose, 115 Oar- N. J. KELLER. Arista. Ben Keller, R. F. D. 1, field Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. WIGLEY, Chester G. Richard 0. Wigley, Veedersurg Ind. STILCOSKL_ Joe. Mrs. Mary Stilcosky, Manchester, Ga. LA GRANTE, John J. Frank La Grante, 449 Mount Plsant, Pa. WILLIAMS, D-. Mrs, Jessie B. Williams, 15 Bergen Avenue, Tersey City, N. J. North Victory, Tulsa. Okla. MOTT, Albert E. Cliff Mott, general delivery, MUSICIAN. WRIGHT, Ben. Miss Alma Wright, Belzoni, Attica, Mich. SCHNEIDER, Arthur F. Mrs. Minnie Schnei- Miss. MOULTRIE. Claude T. Mrs. Emma Moultrie, der, Edgewater Park, River Forest, Ill. WRIGHT. Chester F. Fred E. Wright, Low- Algoma, Mo. BUGLER. Ville, N. Y. MOUREY. Edward M. Frank Mourey, 442 Zl , - WSKI, Edward J. Mrs. Helen Zujkow- Miller Street, Luzerne, Pa. MOZLEY, Andrew G. William W. Mozley, ski, 533 Donnelly Street, Duryea, Pa. MOVESKY, Alex. Mrs. Frank Wilson, 600 313 Murphy Avenue, Lagrange, Ga. ADAMS, Fred. Alvin Adams, 1034 Howerton Platinrm Avenue, Deming, N. Mex. - MECIANICS. Avene, Gatarsaugua, Pa. OSBORNE, Talinage O. W. B. Osborne, Green- BYBEE, Charlie H. James H. Bybee, R. F. BASS, Judah. Nathan Bass, 2804 Eighth wood. S. C. D 2 Glasgow, Ky. SCACCIII, AN enue, New York, N. Y. Angelo. Luigi Scacchi, Parugla IIAYE, John A., Jr. Mrs. Mary Hayes, Edna, BELL, Thomas. Samuel George Bell, 158 Province, Scandriglia, Italy. No. 2, Pa. and seventh Street, New SHEA, Ralph, Jr. Mrs. Grace Shea, 609 East One hundred Bath PARTINGTON, George. John Pierce, Hobart, York, N. Y. Street. Santa Barbara, Cal. Ind. DiGREGORIO, Frank. Mrs. Francis DiGreg- STEELSMITH, Clyde. Mrs. Sylvia Lenora COOKS. orlo, 443 East Thirteenth Street, New York, Steelsmith, R. F. D. 7, Lebanon, Ind. N. Y. WADE, Albert S. William L. Wade, R. F. D. KING, Roy. Dan King, 101 First Main Street, GEE, Benjamin I. Mrs. Symantha Gee, 714 6, Carlyle, Ill. Jasper, Ind. East Main Street, Knoxville, Iowa. WILSON, John P. Mrs. Nell Cullen, 300 East ASCIIANE, James. Frank Ricca, 414 Spruce HAWKINS, Jessie B. Henry F. Hawkins, Broadwav, Butte, Mont. Street. Scranton, Pa. Howland, Tex. WITTL, Albert. John T. Witil, R. F. D. 4, MERRITT, Earl. Mrs. Erle Merritt, Union, HERRING, Altha L. Mrs. Kembrough Her- box 3f, Jefferson, Wis. Nebr. ring, R. F. D. 7, Opelika, Ala. WRIGHT, Dewey E. Omar K. Wright, Ewing, RIVATES. JACOBS, Harvey T. Mrs. Sarah Jacobs, East Nebr. ATWELL, Richard. Mrs. Etta Atwell, Port- Berlin, Pa. ZUEHLKE, Clarence. Mrs. Anna Fingerhut, land, Mich. KING, William Francis. William King, 30 617 Lake Street, Baraboo, Wis. BRIGGS, Arthur T. Mrs. Mae Briggs, Fraser, Amsterdam, New York, N. Y. Mich. KUTiIMERLE, Carl A. Fred Kuemmerle, BYLINSKI, Albin. Albin Kliepacki, 1413 Jo- Upton, Wyo. SECTION 4, JANUARY 27, 1919. seph Campau, Detroit, Mich. LAWSON, Eligah. John Lawson, Gimlet, Ky. JACKSON, Alfred F. Mrs. Amelia W. Jack- LOSENICKY, Vojtech. John Losenicky, 2836 The following casualties are reported son, 2240 South Bucknell Street, Philadel- Avers Avenue, Chicago, Ill. by the commanding general of the Ameri- phia, Pa. MICHE, Edgar L. Rev. Charles E. Miche, can Expeditionary Forces: KELLER, Clinton L. Mrs. Harriet M. Keller, Inghland, Ill. R. F. D. 2, Muncy Valley, Pa. MIDDLETON, David HI. David H. Middleton, Wounded (degree undetermined)- 117 KELLER, Elijah S. James Keller, Stephen- Collirene, Ala. villa, Tea. MONDLE, Henry J. Mrs. Lew Davis, 116 Wounded slightly ------. 122 KERSHAW, Philip F. Mrs. Ida Goodman, East Willow Street, Butler, Ind. 1534 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MORRISS, Henry A. Mrs. Eula Morriss, R. Total ------239 KLIER, Paul C. John Klier, Winona, linn. F. D. 3, Stratford, Okla. McCANN, Arthur E. Mrs. Catherine McCann, OLSON. Martin. Henry Olson, R. F. D. 1, 2928 Adams Street, Chicago, Ill. Balaton, Minn. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). McCARTHY, John V. Mrs. Margaret McCar- PRICE, Silas. Mrs. Lina Price, Rogersville, thy, Mahanoy City, Pa. Tenn. CAPTAIN, MAcHALE, Frank A. Mrs. Walter Briggs, ROSENBERRY, Allen. Mrs. Kate Rosenberry, GOBLE, Wade. W. A. Goble, Baker, Mont. 311 East Sixty-first Street, Licago, III. Slkippack, Pa. LIEUTENANTS. MACLEAN, William A. Mrs. Tane C. MacLean, SANCIIEZ, Aurelio. Niccor Sanchez, Concho, 120 Quincy Street, Hancock, Mich. * IIAYNEY, Lloyd V. Mrs. Martha Hayney, MACE, Clifford L. Mrs. Emma Sparks, 7321 Ariz. 725 Stokes Avenue, Collingswood, N. J. SCALkVENO, Anthony. Lorenzo Scalaveno, KELLAS, Edward L. Mrs. Emma Jane Kel- San Julian Street, Los Angeles, Cal. 115 Belmont Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. las, route C205, Fresno, Cal. MACEIKA, Peter. John Burba, 65 Plymouth SCARBOROUGH, Alfred R. S. E. Scarbor- Street, Edwardsville, Pa. McCABE. Edward M. Mrs. Reba C. McCabe, MACESLO, ough, Monteole. W. Va. 430 Atken Street, Utica, N. Y. Charles. Tony Maceso, 526 Car- SIPES, Ernest Roy. Milo Sipes, Lyndon, MACKENZIE, Gabriel T. W. J. MacKenzie, penter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Kans. MACHET, Arthur A. Mrs. Louisa Machet, SITTERLE, Clarence A. Mrs. Mary Sitterle, 125 West I'ranklin Street, Iagerstown, Md. Majestic Theater Building, Chicago, Ill. R. V. D. 2, Lyons, N. Y. SERGEASTS. MACIEJEWSKI, Frank. Mrs. Helen Woj- STONE, Albert T. Mrs. Julia Stone, 691 East KELLETT, Charles. Mrs. Kate Smith, 57 ness, 8813 Houston Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Thid Stfeet, St. Paul, Minn. Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N Y. MACKLEM, James A. Mrs. Mary Macklem, STONE, Arthur. Mrs. Rebecca Stone, 422 MAeDONNELL, John L. Mrs. Margarite Mac- R. F. D. 2, Armada, Mich. Lansing Street, Uica, N. Y. Donnell, 118 East Ninety-first Street, New MADONNA, Quinino. Anthony Madonna, 435 StLLIVAN, Peter. Jerry Sullivan, Jerome, York, N. Y. Deleware Street. Denver, Colo. Ariz. REYNOLDS, John. Mrs. Lucy Reynolds, MALFARO, Amadeo. Mrs. Mario Malfaro, TAYLOR, Alfred H., Jr. Alfred H. Taylor, Clearview, Okla. 1124 Cross Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1:;ti West Sixty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. JOHNSON, Lloyd H. Mrs. Addle B. Johnson, MATTER. William Earl. Mrs. Alma Mlatter, WALL, Harry M. John H. Wall, 142 Curtis Eugene, Mo. - 3957 Thirty-sixth Street South, Minneapo- Place, Auburn, N. Y. MADIGAN, Thomas M. Thomas M. Madigan, Is, Minn. CArD, Archie W. Mrs. Nettle Fisher, Lake 438 Midland Avenue, Syracuse N Y. MERCIER, Edward. Mrs. Clara L. Morefer Villa, Ill. OLANSON, Arthur W. Louis' dabrielsen, 321 West Erie Street, Spring Valley, Ill. DANFORTH, Fred W. Miss D. A. Danforth, 2221 South Twenty-third Street, Phila- MERCK, Harry W. Mrs. William H. Merck 22 Blaisdell Street, Haverhill, Mass. delphia Pa. *157 Childs Street, Athens, Ga. DE ROSSELLI, Peter L. Rex De Rosselli, WRY, Ernest V. T. J. Wry, 16 Stowell Street, MERKELMAS, Charles T. Joseph Merkelmas 6840 Bolton Road, Hollywood, Cal. St. Albans, Vt. Mill Street, Bennington, Vt. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY P7, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MITCHELL, Daniel J. Michael Mitchell, 20 IAYNES Le.oy H. Harry Iaynes, 1503 CROSS, Oscar A. Mrs. Lily Cross, general Erie Street, Jersey City, N. J. North bethel Street, Baltimore, Md. delivery, Spokane, Wash. MITCHELL, Elwood Porter. Mrs. Annie HAYS, John E. Mrs. Clara B. Hays, 1810 DUFFIELD, James A. Charles A. Dufrield, Holden, R. F. D. 1, Delta, Pa. Mango Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sutton W Va MOUNT, Frederick A. Mrs. Lonzo Mount, HAYSON, Stephen S. Frank Havson, 19 EAST, illiam R. R. M. East, Quinton, Ky. Mainasquan N J Lumberman Avenue, Pittsburgh, I a. FAIELLA, Andrew. Alfred S. Fatella, 71 NICOLLAI, Ifenry B. Louis Nicollai, R. F. D. Belmont Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. , Farmington, Wash. Wounded Slightly. FLANAGAN, Elisha. Mrs. Martha -Loftin, O'LEARv, Charles R. James O'Leary, 408 Seven Springs, N. C. West Thirty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. CAPTAIN. FLYNN, Austin J. Mrs. Florence Flynn, 126 OLIVEIR, Clyde. William Oliver, Bellaire, FOUNTAIN, John R. Mrs. Olive M. Fountain, June Street, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. Marshall, Mich. Ohio. PANEPINTO, Anthony. Miss Josephine Pane- FOTICO, Angelo. Lowan Gunis, 257 South pinto, 3 Goerek Street, New Yovk City, N. Y. LIEUTENANT. Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PANICIIKI, Joseph. Sg. Attilo Panlchki, MITCHELL, George. Mrs. Ester C. Mitchell, FOUSSE, Emil L. Emil Fousse, Coronado, First Company, Seventeenth Infantry, 153 Garst Street, Dayton, Ohio. Cal. Italian Army. FOUST, Henry H. Thomas H. Foust, Slier PAPROCKI, Bonni. Joseph Mlebeo, 2009 SERGEANrTS. City N. C. West Twenty-fifth Street, Chicago, Ill. BRIGHT, Curtis. Curtis Bright, Sharon, Pa. FRITZ, Arvid W. Mrs. Agnes Fritz, 2350 Lin- PARADIS, Albert Dewey. Mrs. Delina Para- HAZEL, Leslie A. Mrs. Norah Black, Moro, coln Park West, Chicago, Ill. dis, 207 Mathaway Road, New Bedford, Ark. GABLE. Charles D. Mrs. Amanda D. Gable, Mass. HAZEN, Melville. Mrs. Arlene Ruth Hazen, 104 Washington Avenue, Ephrata, Pa. PFEIFFER, Andrew. Mrs. Nellie Pleiffer, North Springfield, Pa. - GABLE, Clyde. Daniel Gable, Seaforth, Minn. 4233 Jerome Avenue, Ozone Park, Z. Y. MERCER, Harold C. Mrs. Olie C. Mercer, GAFFNEY, Edwin J. Mrs. Ella Gaffney, 1512 PFIEFFER, Frank. Frank Pfieffer, I. F. D. 2007 Ocean View Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Winter Street, Houston, Tex. 2, Freeport, Minn. MERENDINO, Jim J. Mrs. Catherine Meron- GAFFORD, Edgar C. Mrs. Annie R. Gafford, PFIZENMAYER, Fred R. Henry Pfizenmayer, dine, 837 Avenue B Beaumont, Tex. R. F. D. 2, Indian Mound, Tenn. 320 Walnut Street, Terre Haute, Ind. MERONEY, Clarence E. Samuel N. Meroney, GAHLER, Charles. John Gahler, Holmdel, RICCI, Cosine. Mrs. Mary M. Ricel, 79 Edge- 5 Fremont Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Monmouth County, N. J. wood Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. ROSS, Paul N. H. N. Ross, Glenwood, Iowa. GAINES, Arthur T. Mrs. P. Gaines, 232 River ROSELERl, Loring M. Mis. Evelyn Bishop, CORPORALS. Street, Greenville, S. C. Chincoteague, Va. GAINES, David H. Joseph H. Gaines, Ber- ROSEN, Louis I. Mrs. Minnie Stern, 144 I'ERGUSON, Grady B. F. J. Ferguson, R. F. D. 1, Baugh, 'Tenn. thold, N. Dak. Watson Avenue, West Orange, N. J. GAINES, Etheral Newh. L. M. Gaines, star SCIINAPP, George J. Mrs. Elizabeth Schnapp, GERRARD, James T. Mrs. Vinnie Gerrard, 8802 Jennings Road, Jennings, Mo. route, Sadieville, Ky. 132 Rose Street, Buffalo, N. Y. GARNOW, Harry A. Mrs. C. S. Garnow, SCHNEIDER, Albert James. Mrs. Ada HARR. Florance. Mrs. Clara Harr, Brewster, Ohio. North East, Pa. Schneider. Evansville, Ill. Adolphus. Mrs. Fanola Gill, 1711 West SCHNEIDER, Carl. Christian Schneider, Cas- HAYES, John E. Mrs. Mary Hayes, 340 GILL, tell, Tex. West Eighteenth Street. New York, N. Y. Third Street, Brenham, Tex. STIELLNiIARGER. Carl. Mrs. Elizabeth HON, Walter J. James W. Hon, Mount Ster- GLADDEN, Henry A. John T. Gladden, 519 Feague, 26 South Western Avenue, Dayton, ling, Ky. Palmetto Avenue, Anniston, Ala. Ohio. OSBORNE Harry C. John Osborne, R. F. GONSALVES, Tony 7. Mrs. Mary Gonsalves, SHEPARDSON. lenjamin S. Edwin Shepard- 1). 3. Castile, N. Y. Madiera, Portugal. son, 43 Benefit Street. Attleboro, Mass. PATCHIN, Bert L. Mrs. Nettle Patchin, R. HAM, Ben G. Murry F. Ham, Crystal Falls, SHEIHARD, Arlie. F. D. 2, Huntsburg, Ohio. Tex. Mrs. Juanita Shephard, Arthur Henry. Mrs. Carrie Ham- 424 North Jefferson Avenue, Indianapolis, BECKWITH, Arthur G. Mrs. Norma M. HAMBLIN, Ind. Beckwith, 6908 Clark Avenue, Cleveland, blin. 17 Bergen Place, Jamaica N. Y. SHEPPARD, Bryant. Mrs. Spencer S. Shep- O10. HAMILTON, Arthur M. Miss Elvin S. Ham- pard, Rice, Va. BLESSING, Frederick. Valentine Blessing, uton, Tiffin, Ohio. SMITH, Philip F. Mrs. Janie Smith, Brim- 527 South Fourteenth Street, Reading, Pa. HANNICK, David .. Charles Hannick, 646 field. Ill. BRYANT, Charley. William R. Bryant, Morgan Street, Dixon, Pa. STUART, Aurelius .T. Frank A. Stuart, 620 Elizahethton, Tenn. HAYES, John P. Mrs. John P. Hayes, 66 East Eighteenth Street, Cheyenne, Wyo. HAYES, Leland Y. Mrs. Nacy Hayes, 1009 Meridian Street, East Boston, Mass. ZIEGLER, Charles L. William Ziegler, 154 Third Avenue, South Nashville, Tenn. HAYES, Samuel. Mrs. Lizzie Stewart, 4433 Brown Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HILLIARD, Clarence Winfield. Mrs. Wil- State treet, Chicago, Ill. ATHOS, Amast. Denetros Ifsstathiou, 18 helm Mina Hilliard, 435 Virginia Avenue, HAYNES. James A. Richard L. Haynes,, Trumblo Street, Worcester. Mass. Butler, Pa. Selma. N. C. BECK, Charles A. James Beck, Swifz City, KELLER, Charles F. William Keller, Gar- HAYNES, Louis E. Walter E. Haynes, Mat- Ind. win, Iowa. tawamkeag, Me. BERNACHI, Alexander. Mrs. Mary Bernachi, MAZUR, Jack. Mrs. Ludwicka Mazur, 1419 HAZZARD, Pearl. George Hazzard, Sprakers, 2324 Montana Avenue, Chicago, Ill. West Forty-fifth Street, Chicago, Ill. N. Y. BLEDSOE, Daniel. Mrs. Fannie Bledsoe, MITCHELL, Floyd 0. David Mitchell, HAYNES Melvin Garrison Haynes, R. F. Blaekwater, Va. Ayrshire, Iowa. D. 1, Silverton, Oreg. BLEWITT, George F. Mrs. Mary Blewitt, 39 MOUNTFORD, Frank Francis. Mrs. Mary HILLER, Charles 7. Mrs. Johanna Hiller, Magazine Street, Newark, N. J. Mountford, Pleasant Heights, East Liver- 3612*Fulton Road, Cleveland, Ohio. BLINDERMAN, David. Morris Bard, 2224 pool; Ohio. HILLES, Charles Harold. irs. Alice J. West Division Street, Chicago, Ill. O'LEARY, Charles Aloyslus. Mrs. Hanna Hilles, 34 Fifth Street, Aspinwall, Pa. BRTAnS, Cyril. Mrs. Elizabeth Briars, 158 O'Leary, 12 Woodland Street, Newbury- HUFSTEDLER, Albert. Samuel J. Huf- Mar-land Street, Rochester, N. Y. port. Mass. stedler, Alicia, Ark. BRIDGEMAN, Charles F. George Bridgeman, PALMIER, Joseph Garvin. Pink D. Palmer, IMHOFF, Alfred Charles. Mrs. Mary Imhoff, Montgomery Street. Saugerties, N. Y. I R. F. D. 2 Kemp, Tex. 335 Spruce Street, St. Marys, Pa. CATTLEY, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Cauley, 918 PFEIL, Danfel C. Mrs. Maude A. Pfell, 618 JACKSON, Charles B. Miss Nettie Douglas, Morrison Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. King Street, Alexandria, Va. general delivery, Hendersonville, Tenn. CERATO, Jim. Mrs. Lulia Cerato, Fonzaza, PHARO, Everett. Mrs. Caroliner Pharo, 242 JONES, Abe T. Charles Jones. Star route, Italy. Kfinas Highway, Haddonfleld, N. J. Cutcheon, Mich. CHMELIK, Tohn T. Vaclaw Chmelik, 2801 ZWERLING, Emanuel M. Mrs. Rachel Zwer- KEk, nEY, Joseph. Mrs. Meltila Kegley, South St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ling, 58 West One hundred and sixteenth Keansburg, N. J. CLANCY, James F. Miss Catherine Clancy, Street, New York, N. Y. KELL. Curt Z. Mouterville '. Kell, R. F. D. 6334 Grays Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. BUGLERS. 1, Clayton, Ga. CREAN, Jeremiab. Miss Anna Crean, 16 KELLENBARGER, Emmet E. George Kellen- Chanel Streer, Westfield, Mass. BYERS William B. James A. Byers, Center- barger, 404 Garfield Avenue, Troy, Ohio. FAIRBANKS, Clifford Ferris. Mrs. Lelah vill-. Tenn. KELLY, David. Lenard Temple, R. F. D. Bri-tow, R. F. 1). 3, Williamston, Mich. JONI. Allie. John E. Jones, 117 Dunlop 1. Richwood, Ohio. FORNER, Rudolph. Vincerfo Forner, Mon- St-, . Petersburg, Va. LACERRO, Lastano. Mrs. Pasquale Risciardi, fumo. Italy. MEPCHANICS. box 150, Waterbury, Conn. Summit- FOUTCH, Elmer C. Miss Blanch Buffington, MURPHY, Ira T. Mrs. Blanch Murpj, Chil- McCUNE, Olie. Newton MeCune, 118 North Noales Street, Tulsa, Okla. dress, Tex. ville Ind. FO'TCII. James Al. William K. Foutch, WOOD, Jobie L. Mrs. Job Wood, 196 West MAcD6NALD, John II. John C. Briscious, Smilhville, Tenn. R. F. D. 1, Ringtown, Pa. Lincoln Street. Bridgeton, N. J. Mattle Mace, New FROST, Irving. George W. Frost, 4325 Park KILLINGSWORTH, Ben W. R. F. Killings- MACE, Everitt B. Mrs. Aveuus, New York, N. Y. worth, Lorman, Miss. Marsfield, Ohio. GABlmP.NE, Andrew .T. Mrs. Andrew J. MACE, Thomas. Mrs. Alama Mace, 792 Myr- Gabarine, 662 Macon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIVATES. tle Avenue, Brooklan. N. Y. - GAIL, August Otto. Mrs. Nettie Johnson, 643 ADAMS. Philip J. Mrs. Catherine A. Adams, MACKIE. George M. Mrs. Florence Mackie, Chereune Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. 533 Monroe Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 56 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GAINES, David T. Archie Gaines, Goldston, BECARIA, Andrea. Mrs. Baravecina Linna, MARKOWITZ, Max. Mrs. Beatrice Marto- N. C. 200 Pine Street, Willits, Cal. wvit. 312 Beck Street, New York. N. Y. GAUNTT, Albert W. Luther Gauntt, Omaha, BECK, Claus A. Nels P. Nelson, 314 Seventh MATHIEU, Phillig Tacob Mmttbieu, 2732 Tex. Street, Rockford, IIl. Burg Avenue, South Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. GREL.LER, Louis. Dave Greller, 103 Avenue BRIGGS. Chester J. Miss Dorothy Briggs, MAZZOL 1. Vincent. Joseph Mazzola, 571 D, New Yoak, N, Y. Clay Center, Nebr. Fifteenth Street. West New York, N. Y. HAL Alto Deleon. Mrs. Edna Earl Ham, BRYANT, Asie Albert. William Bryant, R. F. MERCER. Harry N. Miss Pearl Mercer, 2031 R. F. D. 3, Headland, Ala. D. 2. Allsbrook, S. C. East Tenth* Street, Indianapolis. Ind. HAMILTON. Alvin L. Mrs. May Hamilton, BUDGEN, Alfred. Mrs. Anna Budgen, 311 MERCK, Fred J. John C. Merck, Millerhburg, Payson, Utah. County Street. New Bedford, Mass. Iowa. HAYES, Oben E. Miss Jewell Hayes, Wells- BURDETTE, Clyde. Lyas C. Burdette, R. F. MERCKX. George A. Felix Merckx, Grove- ville. Mo. D. 1, Soencer, W. Va. hand. Fla. HAYES, William F. Mrs. Decker, .06 Con- CHRISTENSEN, Albeit C. Mrs. H. E. Chris- MILLER, Conrad. Mrs. Florence Miller, 821 necticut Avenue, New London, Conn. tensen, Watsonvile, Cal. Union Avenue North, Portland, Oreg. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MITCHELL, Charles. Clyde Mitchell, 218 TAYLOR Furney P. Robert P. Taylor, East- KAIN, Arthur J. Mrs. Hazel Kaln, 608 East Mill Street, Circleville, Ohio. land, 'ienn. Butler Place, Etus, Pa. MITCHELL, Cloyd. Mrs. Pearl Sherfield, WOOLF, Frank Joseph. Mrs. Louisa Woolf, KARL, Fred J. Mrs. Bertha Karl, 3006 Jonesboro. Ark. 1558 Concourse Street, New York, N. Y. Bigelow Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pa. MOUREY, Ernest J. Mrs. Bertha Jaussaud, ADAMS, Alonzo. Alouse E. Adams, Junction KAZNIRSKI, Peter. Kristian Kaznirski, 6020 1031 ThirLy-fourth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. City Ark. East Broadway, Clinton, Ohio. MOYER, Edwin 0. Mrs. Edwin 0. Moyer, ALMOND, Grover D. Mrs. Ida Almond, Dur- KELLY Francis John. George Francis Kelly, Oley, Pa. mid, Va. 313 North Mayfield Avenue, Chicago, Ill. MOYNAHAN, Dennis J. Mrs. B. Moynahan, BIRT, John H. Ben Birt, Willisten, S. C. KENDALL, Stark. Thomas M. Kendall, 1614 Main Street, East Hartford, Conn. BUTT, Samuel H. Samuel W. Butt, R. F. D. R. F. D. 3, box 48, Orange, Va. MURPHY, John F. Miss Mary Murphy, 3234 22, Denver, Ind. KOUKAL, Emil Anton. John Koukal, Platts- Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CALI, Dominick. Joseph D1 Marco, 26 Val- mouth, Nebr. OLASKY, Adam. Mrs. Mary Schumiska, 3461 ley Road, West Orange N J. KRAPF, Harold Andrew. John A. Krapf, box East Sixty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. COTHRAN, William J. ±homnas H. Cothran, 56, Tamaqua, Pa. OLDHAM, Arthur E., Jr. Arthur E. Oldham, Martin Ga KUHLMANN, John. Mrs. Lana Kuhlmann, . 840 Leland Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CRABTREhE, Philllp. Amos Crabtree, Otway, 4487 Hudson Boulevard, Union, N. J. OLEAKER, Arthur N. Mrs. Della Oleaker, Ohio. LESHER, Thomas, Jacob Leshler, Palmyra, nilon Heights, Parkersburg, W. Va. DEVEREUX, William J. Thomas Devereux, Pa. PFEIL, Chester. Leonard J. Pfell, R. F. D. 745 Theresia Street, St. Marys- Pa. LOVEJOY, Frank. Scott Lovejoy, Palermo, 4, San Antonio, Tex. DE VINEY, Walter. Daniel De Viney, 504 W. Va. RICE, Albert. Mrs. Josephine Rice, 423 Wash- West One hundred and thirty-first Street, MATTHEWS, Earl Courtney. William Slat- ington Avenue, Crookston, Minn. New York, N. Y. thews, Glasco, Kans. RICE, Charles 0. Mrs. Ida Owens, 534 Lun- DIMARIA, Gilormo.* Dominick Morabito, 191 MENARD, Valmore. Mrs. Melone Menard, dale Street, New Castle, Pa. East Main Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. 31 Mary Street, Aldenaville, Mass. RICHARDS, Alonzo. John Richards, Miami, DINEEN, James J. Mrs. Nell Kummoro, MICH, Alphonse J. Mat Mich, Donnelly, Okla. 1027 State Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Minn. RICHARDS, Russell K. Mrs. Annie B. Rich- DOOLEY, John M. James Dooley, Otter ADAMS. Hollie A. Mrs. Mandy Adams, Fore- ards, 417 East Clement Street, Baltimore, River, Mass. felt Mo. Md. HILLMAN, Alfred R. Mrs. Alfred Hilliman, ALONZO Eugene. Mrs. Louise M. Pienn, ROBERTSON, Shirley. Miss Emma Robert- Cheney, Kans. 1311 South Hill Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ,ou, 281 Jackson Street, Oshkosh, Wis. HOHMAN, George E. Lewis Hohman, 3873 BAKER. William V. Mrs. W. E. Baker, Glen- ROTSS, Edward A. M. W. Rouss, 275 Grand Aspen Street, Philadelphia, Pa. dive, Mont. Street, Newburgh, N. Y. HOLDER, Robert P. John T. Holder, R. F. BUCHANAN, Philip Paul. Philip Buchanan, ERICKSON, Melvin. Miss Ida Erickson, Saco, D. 1, Daylight, Tenn. Unionport, Ohio. Mont. HOPKINS, James. Mrs. Josie Hopkins, 3837 WOODSON, James R. Mrs. W. B. Burge, FOUDRIAT, Edward. Mrs. Henrietta Foud- Cozen Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Martinsville, Va. HOPKINS, William. Mrs. Caroline Hopkins, CARSNER. Francis M. Mrs. Eliza Carsuer, riat, Arabi, St. Bernard Parish, La. Olyphant, Pa. GABRYZEWSKI, Adam. Mrs. Plechienska Kalama, Wash. Dnmniekra, 301 Wilcox Street, HOWARD, Walter W. Mrs. Sarah Howard, CARTER, Thomas M. Thomas N. Carter, Toledo, 1426 East Sixteenth Street, Los Angeles, Bellevue, Tex. Ohio. Cal. KELLER, Edward M. Mrs. Elizabeth Keller, CARPENTER, Schyler McK. Samuel A. Car- 1235 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn. JACOBSEN Carl, Harry Ilermsdorif, Paw-' penter, Plott, N. C. N. Y. ling, N. Y. CARPER, Ford. Mrs. Stella Carper, R. F. D. MERERITH, Charles C. Guss A. Meredith, JOHNSON, Leonard. Isaac V. Johnson, Ra- 310 East Nineteenth Street, South Rich- 1. Auburn. Ind. mond, Va. venswood, Jackson County, W. Va. CA SE, Justin Cyrus B. Dierim, Hamilton, KARSCH, Charles. Mrs. Kate Karsech, Wash- Tad MOCCIOIA, Frank. Domenick Mocciola, 285 ington Avenue, Little Fairy, N. J. . Fairmount Avenue, Newark, N. J. CESARL Paul. Tomasino Chelini, 1136 York KERNAN, Emmet. Miss Olive Kernan, 644 Street, San Francisco, Cal. MOYER, Elmer I. Mrs. William Steffig, 454 North Street, Reno, Nev. North Fourteenth Street, Reading, Pa. CHRIST, Truman II. Lillie Christ, 130 South KIERNAN, James J. Mrs. Bridget Kiernan, Maple Street, Bethlehem, Pa. STOCK, August W. Mrs. Adelhirt Stock, R. Locut Street, McKeesport, Pa. F. D. 1, Overton, Mo. 1227 COWDEN, Asa R. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cow- KING, Arthur C. Edward King, Proctor, den. Foley, Ala. Mont. CRESE, Jesse M. Mrs. Beatrice C. Reamer, 22 SECTION 2, DECEMBER 20, 1918-Con. LEONARD, Thomas E. Ivy L. Leonard, 4348 Seventh Avenue NE., Seattle, Wash. High Street, Cambridge, Md. CUSACK, Edward S. Mrs. Nancy Cusnek, R. jThe deaths reported In this section were LITTLEJOHN, Charles W. Mrs. Etter An- F. D., box 17, Hyman, S. C. printed in a previous issue of THE OvalcIAL derton, Morten, Tex. DE BATT, John. Mrs. Catherine De Batt, 62 U. S. BULLETIN.] LYTLE, Charles E. Mrs. Mary C. Lytle, 12 Jackson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cornell Street, Akron, Ohio. EHMKE, Emil H. Miss Mary Stein. 4220 The fohowing casualtieS are reported MAGNOTTI, Alessio. Mrs. Carolena Mag- North Twenty-second Street. St. Louis. Mo. Street, Scranton, Pa. by the commanding general of the Ameri- notti, 1014 Scranton GENTRY, Starling. William Gentry, Whitq MARSH, Charles T. Mrs. Charles Marsh, 119 Rock, N. C. can Expeditionary Forces: Tloga Avenue, Big Rapids, Mich. GETTLE, Charles W. John L. Gettle, R. F. D. MASSEY, Ira Carl. E. T. Massey, Driver 3, box 99, Myerstown, Pa. Wounded Slightly. Avenue, East Durham, N. C. GETZ, William C. Mrs. Augusta Getz, 319 PRIVATES. MORGANS, Melvin. Howell Morgans, Fred- Hooper Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. erick, S. Dak. Mrs. Dan Westlrook, JONES. John II. Patrick H. Jones, R. F. D. AMBS, Harry S. Samuel Ambs, R. F. D. 1, HENDRIX, Arthur W. 1. Redoak, Va. Excelsior Springs, Mo. Sherwood, Mich. HILLYER,-Fred William. Mrs. Mary Eliza- JONES, Robert. Ed Jones, Piney Flat, Tenn. ASHWORTH, Norman W. David S. Asl- JONES, Russell S. Mrs. W. A. Cole, Shirley, beth IIfllyer, Bonner Springs, Kans. worth, Wattsboro, Va. Carl W. Mrs. Maud M. Kauf- Mass. Joseub E. Mrs. Julia Bauer, 2138 KAUFMAN, JONES, Wiley D. Mrs. Lela Jones, Vanceboro, BAUER, man, 10 East Fourth Street, Oil City, Pa. Flushing Avenue, Maspeth, N. Y. Stephen D. Kelso, Riverton, N. C. i. Frank H. Bealer, Kissim- KELSO. Oda. KEITI, Dean P. Mrs. Amanda Keith, Coal- BEALER, Milo Nebr. mee, Fla. Th6mas L. Thomas J. Kendrick, port, Pa. Bennett, 2518 KENDRICK, LAKAVAJIEH, Joseph. Dan Lakavajeh, Ma- BENNETT. George J. Harry R. F. D. 5, box 92, Luray, Va. baney Plane. Pa. Hallett Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. IZENNEDY, Samuel P. Miss Clara Sells, LE MAY, Joseph J. Mike Le Breton, Second BENNETT, Sheridan Edward. Mrs. Mary Grangeville, Idaho. and Washington Avenue. Seattle. Wash. Bennett, 210 Whiton Street, Jersey City, LALLY. Patrick. Anthony Dolan, 47 Driggs LIND, Martin A. George Lind, Salem. S. Dak. N. J. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MOULDER, Lawrence 0. John B. Moulder, BERTRAM. Edward C. Mrs. Christians Bert- LEVENTTIAL, Max. Jacob Leventhal, 1256 120 East Spring Avenue, Ardmore, Pa. ram, 1339 Marlborough Street, Philadel- West Thirteenth Street, Chicago, Ill. MClP.RAY, Arthur R. .Tames Murray, 3620 phia, Pa. LEWIS. John James. Mrs. Sarah A. Lewis, North Percy Street. Philadelphia, Pa. BOGDAN, Victor. Max Garousky, 77 Eldridge 8 North Fifth Street, Duquesne, Pa. PALU.UMBO. Tohn. Mrs. Angela Di Bonls, Street. New York, N. Y. I UNGBER, William L. Mrs. Eliza J. Lung- Palazzo S. Gervasio, Prov Potenza, Italy. CAMPBELL, James Edward. Daniel Camp- berg, Sulphur, S. Dak. PENNA. Francesco. Mrs. Pizzonia Conatto, bell, 40.3 Warrington Avenue, Pittsburgh, MARBURGER, Henry Williama. Mrs. Dan Provencia Dientonzaro, Italy. Pa. Sehmaltz, 723 Garfield Avenue, Dubuque, POYNTER. Lionel L. John F. Poynter, CARESI, Carmine. Fred Cares, East End Iowa. Kvv. Ky. Stone Hotel, Windben, Pa. McMANAMAN, Patrick Joseph. Patrick Jos- PRESTN, Jerry F. Mrs. Bessie Preston, 9 CHECKUSH, George E. Mrs. Anna Mihalek, eph McManaman, sr, Spaulding, Nebr. Cemetery Street, Springvale, Me. box 16, Oneida, Pa. POOL, Roy C. Mrs. Lettie Pool, Grand Lodge, RAYNO, Losis A. Mrs. Ruth Rayno, North CLAY, George R. George P. Clay, Waterford, Mich. Sutton, N. H. Pa. RAPPAPORT, Harry. Sm Rappaport. Tor- ROCCI. Carlo. Felca Roce, Luona Ronia, CLEARY, William F. Daniel Keehan, Eight- rence, Cal. Itasly. eenth Street and Eighth Avenue, Water- SCOTT, Earl T. W. T. Scott, 22 East Crosier RtOGERS, James. Archie Rogers, Templastra, vliet, N. Y. Street, Akron, Ohio. I r-land. DERBY, Neal Esley. John L. Derby, Yates SCOTT, Harry E. Harry Hearron, Castle Ri'RENS, Harry John. Elward Rubens, box. Center, Kans. Shannon. Pa. ,94, Dumiont. N. J. DOERFLER, Frank M. Nick Doerfier, Wa- SCOTT, Regnoll C. Mrs. Carol Scott, lone, RUMl \NO, John. Fred Rumiano, 1650 Powell verly, Minn. Wash. Street. sAn Francisco, Cal. DUNKEILBERGER, William A. Mrs. LydIa AMEDEE. Napoleon. Mrs. Parmeley Amedee, SCHITiIFFLER. Charles Lee. Mrs. Katherine Dunkelberger, R. F. D. 1, Olympia, Wash. 10 Asselce Street, Warren. R. I. Sehrofflor, 1724 Jackson Avenue, Wichita, FARRELL, Frank J. Mrs. B. J. Farrell, 318 ANDERSON. Charles H. Mrs. Rena Ander- Kans. Seventh Avenue, Rast Duluth, Minn. son. 121 Sherman Street. Galeton, Pa. SCIIWIZERIHOF, Edwin. Mrs. C. Schwizer- GUILMETTE, Joseph A. Moses Guilmette, ANDREWS, Edgar W. Mrs. Mary Andrews, )-of, Cincinnati, Ohio. 47 Holly Street, New Bedford, Mass. 157 West Sixeenth Street. Erie, Pa. SIBILIO, Vincenzo Ciro. Mrs. Filinlo Sibillo, IIOVANESIAN, Avedis. Mrs. Mary Hogo- BLANC, Joseph V. Joseph Blanc, Lamberton, Cosse Vittarlo, Emanuele 8, Acerro, Italy. pian, 4347 Alabama Street, San Diego, Cal. Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BLAND, Robert. Enoch D. Bland, Wytheville, RAUSCHENBACH, Emil. Mrs. Howard Wel- O'NEILL, John T. Bernard O'Neill, 760 Va. rough, Osnaburg Road, Canton, Ohio. South Division Street, Buffalo, N Y. BLANKMAN. John. Henry Blankman, R. F. ROBINSON, Daniel G. Mrs. Belle F. Robin- ONORI, Gregori 0. Peter Onort, Morea, Pa. D. 7, Greensburg, Ind. son, 2300 Wilson Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. PAPA, Antonio. Mrs. Mary Lormzo, 1430 BOW, Rassle. Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, Modoc, ROBINSON, Matthew J. Mrs. A. P. Robin- West Polk Street, Chicago, III. Ky. son, 132 Empire Street, East Lynn, Mass. PEED, Ervie -R. Mrs. Jennie Peed, West- EOWERS, Henry. Mrs. Bessie Bowers, Scot- ROGALIE, Fred Haakon Rogalie, Minne- wood, Md. land Neck, N. C. waukan N Dak. QUINN, Harry C. Wamer J. Quinn, R. F. D. 1WMAN, Albert W. Charles M. Bowman, SANDERS, loner M. Calvin M. Sanders, S , Tye River, Va. Brunson, Mo. Vicksburg, Pa. SCHAFER, Wlliam L. Mrs Effie Schafer, 427 CORBETT, John. Dennis Corbett, R. F. D. 2, SY DERS, Joseph. Mrs. Anha Deloza, 1105 Wilkes Street, Alexandria, Va. Montgomery, Orange City, N. J. lrogress Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHRODER, Albert C. Albert Schroder, 606 CORKER, Henry D. Mrs. Clara M. Corker, 4 SANDY, Patrick F. Frand Sandy, 848 Wash- F east, Hutchinson, Kans. Goerek Street, New York, N. Y. ington Street, Freeland, Pa. SHAW, Henry. Mrs. Hattie Ann Shaw, R. CRAIG, Walter. Miss Ada Bell Craig, 1320 SCHOECK, C. Leonard. Everett H. Schoeck, F. D. 1, box 80, Denmark, Tenn. Broadway, Camden, N. J. 15 Pine Street, Emporia, Kans. SMITH, Mack. John Smith, Charleston, W. CROKIN, Jioseph L. Thomas J. Crokin, 5259 SHAFFER, Charles. James I. Shaffer, 452 Va. Agatite Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Railroad Avenue, Indiana, Pa. SWANSON, August W. Mrs. Augusta Swan- DALY, Joe P. John A. Daly, 8636 South SHANDO, Andrew. Joseph Shando, Morea, son, 54 Benedict Street, Jamestown N. Y. Wood Street, Chicago, Ill. Pa. SWARTZ, William W. Mrs. Judas S. Leck- DANILUK, Stanly. Walter Patsein, Wood SHIRLEY, Robert B. Robert II. Shirley, man 508 Rogena Street, McKeesport, Pa. River, Ill. Gordo, Pickens County, Ala. TOTTEN. Clifford 0. Mrs. Joseph Totten, DINAS, Gost. Jimis Consistis, 545 West SHORT, Justine C. Mrs. Ola Chashon Short, Elmore, Ohio. Second Street South, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1130 Long Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. VOORHEES, Stanley Arthur. George Wash- DIIKE, Rollen L. Newton Duke, Valley, Wis. SIMON, John B. Mrs. Ida Schock, R. F. D. 1, ington Voorhees, 406 South Olden Avenue, DUNCAN, John H. Mrs. Mayme C. Duncan, Northampton, Pa. Trenton, N. J. Burt N. Steelman, 1102 West Virginia Street, Evansville, Ind. STEELMAN, Thomas S. WALKER, Alexander. Mrs. Sylvia -Walker, F1SHER, Howard II Sylvester Fisher, R. F. Fayetteville, Tenn. 163 Loomis Street, Chester, S. C. TAYLOR, George M. Mrs. B. Taylor, Platts- D. 1, Sylvester, W. Va. WILLARD, Elmer. Mrs. Laura R. Willard, FISHER, Richard A. Mrs. Paula Fisher, 2335 burg, Miss. Lock Seven, Kanawha County, W. Va. TAYLORi Rufus C. Mrs. Susan A. Taylor, Norris Avenue, New York, N. Y. W TISLERCharles Smith. William Wisler, FLOM, Hans M. Mrs. Randl Flom. Maho- Middleton, Tenn. Cedar Point, Kans. nen. Minn. THAMES, Horace. Mrs. Sally McGuire, WOOD, Cecil G. Charles B. Wood, Ashland, IIOWSER, Amos W. John W. Howser, Monk- Blowie, Tex. Va. von, Md. THOMAS, Steven. Mrs. Anna Thomas, box HURLEY, John P. Mrs. Ellen Hurley, 11 26. Terrace, Munhall, Pa. MARTIN, Layton Hale. Mrs. Anna R. Hiar- Thomas Street Malden, Mass. THOMPSON, Andrew. Mrs. Mary Thompson, tin, 0228 Butler Street, Pittsburglf, Ia. KENT, Howard A. Mrs. A. J. Kent, Bonners Palmer. Kans. MARTINEZ, Jose. Tiaro Martinez, Calabas- 'erry. Idaho. THOMPSON, Lorenzo. David Thompson, R. sas, Ariz. KIMBERLIN, Jessie K. Mrs. Mary J. Kim- F. D. 3, Luling, Tex. MATA, Raymond. Mrs. Flosla Maxwell, 'Orlin, Covington, Va. THURK, John C. A. Mrs. Susan Thurk, 158 Pennsboro, W. Va. KINZIE, Joseph L. Joseph Kinzie, 21 Wood Main Stret, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. MATHES, Louis S. Miss Nellie Mathes, care \venue, Buffalo, N. Y. TIERNAN, James A. Mrs. Agnes Tiernan, of Southern Express Co., Macon, Ga. KHAIP, John A. Mrs. Margret Kramp, 114 Desota Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. MATTINGEY, Harrison. Mrs. Enolia Cas- Three Forks, Mont. TOOTIRY, William L. Miss Sarah Toohey, well. 2003 South Fourth Street, Louisville, KRAUSE, Francis B. Francis A. Krause, 948 West Sixteenth Street, Erie, Pa. Ky. ort Hill Street, Hingham, Mass. VEAL, Raymond B. Luther C. Veal, 1576 McCANN, Waller J. J. Cahill, 1522 Washing- KUDLOVIK, Hendry. Ben Kulich, 514 Moen East Thirty-ninth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ton Street, West Newton, Mass. ,venue. Rockdale, Ill. VELNOSTS, Johi. Peter Petrowski, 1705 McDONALD, Louis E. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- KUITN, Charles E. Mrs. John H. Mitchell, West Fourteenth Street, Chicago, Ill. Donald, 123 Renwick Avenue, Syracuse, 914 Washington Avenue, Alton, Ill. 'VENTURINO, Francisco. Salvador Venturino, N. Y. KIIN, Harry. Mrs. Marie Gerrard, 2642 Glen Cove, N. Y. McDONOTJGH, Martin J. Mrs. Bridgett Mc. North Tallman Avenue, Chicago ill. VOGT, Charles W. William Vogt, 329 Central Donough, 1107 Franklin Avenue, North KUHN, Samul1 J. J. M. Kuhn, t. F. D. 2, Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. Braddock, la. 'lome, Pa. ZARTMAN, John K. Clayton K. Zartman, MILLER, Howard E. Mrs. Cora S. Miller, KI IN, Walter A. Fred J, Kuhn, R. F. D. 5, 837 Green Street, Reading, Pa. BAUMERT, George W. Mrs. Anna T. Bau- Mount Carmel. Md. Irinceton, Minn. MILLER, William A. Mrs. Viola Johnson, LARKIN, Michael E. Frank Larkin, R. F. imert, 1802 North Lambert Street, Phila- Salmon, Idaho. D. 2, box 48, Darlner, Wis. dolphia, Pa. IRIIABELLO, Guiseppe. Louis Mirabello, 413 LEE. George M. Mrs. Sarah Lee, Crockett, BIEVER, John. Jacob Biever, H. F. D. 6, East Price Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 0al. Waterloo. Iowa. MISICUK, Simon. George Miskcuk, 26 Center DENNEY, Charles A. Mrs. Mary E. Denney, BILPTITEIN, Joseph Frank. Mrs. Salome Street, Natrona, Pa. Cambridge, Idaho. Bildstein, S0 Remington Street, Rochester, MITCHEL, Donal M. Charles J. Mitchel, 888 IDOBYNS, Travers M. Thomas M. Dobyns, N. Y. Schiller Place, Beloit, Wis. 0owart, Va. BISESE, Joseph. Mrs. Felecia Bisese, 511 MITCHELL, Michael. John Mitchell, 4619 DOHERTY, George. Patrick Shields, 89 White Street, McKeesport, Pa. Richardson Avenue, New York, N. Y. Henley Street Charlestown, Mass. BISHOP. Charles E. William J. Bishop, MOHNEY. Ralph A. Mrs. Katherine A. Moh DOOLEY, Tel 6. Lanro Dooley, Stoutsville, Pineville, Mo. ney, 204 Emerson Street, Vandergrift BISHOP, Chester. Mrs. Martha Belle Bishop, * Heights, Pa. EIICKSON, Niles A. -Mrs. Mary Hansen, Lashley, Pa. MOTTOLA, Carmine Antonio Mottola, Deu- 3 North Fourth Street, Harrison, N. J. BORONDA, Edward. Santos Boronda, Lucia, terano Pietra Defusi, Province Di Avellina, ESKRIDGE, Howard J. Albany B. Eskridge, Col. Italy. Rlhodesdale, Md. BRUCE, Porter S. Mrs. James Bruce, Holm- Prairie MTMMA. Fred D. Fred S. Mumma, 319 East DOLMAN. John. Mrs. Julia Holman, head, Va. Main Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa. -arm Wis. BRUCE, Richard T. Mrs. Anna Bruce, 162 Hamil- OMOIHUNDRO, James T. James T. Omo- IIAMILYON, Daniel B. Mrs. Hulda West Fulton Street, Gloversville, N. Y. hundro, 509 Lithia Street, ton. Moline, Kans. BUCKLEY, Isaac Mrs. Isaac Buckley, Beau- Greensboro, N. C. Heath, Ray- O'NEILL, Arthur Joseph. Joseph O'Neill, HEATH, Charles F. Mrs. Nellie lah Road, Westport, Mass. Pa. mond, N. H. BUFKIN, Benjamin.4 Mrs. Andrew J. Bufkin, Summit, Cambria County, C. Mrs. Alice King, 118 ORGAN, Harry James. Bernard D. Organ, R. KING, Clarence Poonville, Ind. F. D. 2, Edenburg, Pa. n'ir Street, Augusta, Ga. CARROLL, Elmer J. Mrs. Maggie A. Carroll, R. OSTERMAN .Toseph P. Mrs. Catherine Os- KING, Robert A. Mrs. Hattie L. King, R. F. D. 2, Lawton, Okla. terman, D. 1A, box 17, Dennison, Minn. DECKER, Thomas L. Bert Cater, 1609 St. 15 Dartmore Avenue, Akron, Ohio. KING. Samuel W. Mrs. Emma Bell King, R. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. PATTON, OTTIS. Mrs. Nan Patton, R. F. D. . D. 1, Strawberry Plains, Tenn. DFBORD. Hugh Griff. Mrs. Irene May Lewis, 1 Galax, Va. ERAMER, Grover Oleveland. Mrs. Lovena PHiLION, Wilfred I. Isreal Phillon, R. F. D. 2265 Orville Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. 1. Ticonderoga, N. Y. Ktramer, Troutville, Pa. DELCAMP, William E. Mrs. Laura Deleamp. fFMIPTON, Raymond D. Herbert Kempton, 49 South Poplar St reet, Mount Carmel, Pa. PIETROPAOLO, Carmine. Nicolo Pietro- Morrits Island, Fla. paolo. box 56, Atlas, Pa. indianola, STHlW, George J. George Shaw, Tarhill, Ill. PINARD, KEEMER, Albert J. George Kremer, 715 SMA LL, Samuel L. Mrs. Martha Smith, 216 Eddie Joseph. Mrs. Kattle Pinard, City, Ind. 527 Merchant Street, Eldorado, Kans. Seventh Street, Tell Grant Street, Franklin, Pa. RIZ.ZE Joe. Jim Rizze. Bara Bitette, Italy. KEFMLOFF, Paul Hereton Teepko, 255 SMITH, John G. William D. Smith, Frost, Fast Fourth Street, New York, N. Y. ROBERTSON, Edwin. Mrs. Lucy Robertson, Tex. Monticello, Ark. LFEIONS, Jesse M. Mrs. Dean F. Lemons, TORPEY, Henry V. Mrs. Henry Torpey, 303 ennox, Tenn. ROPFRTSON, Charles W. Mrs. Lula A. Fourth Rireet, Hoboken. N. J. Robertson, 908 Hanover Avenue NW., Roan- McKENNA, William R. Mrs. Mary Holden, TITPMAN, Charlie. H. W. Tupman, Joppa, 1G Pleasant Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. oke, Va. M. 'iTKLEY, Fenton. W. E. Benton, George- Ky. ROGERS, Samuel J. Walter Duncan, Mor Iown, Ohio. VLADESA, Karp. Andrew Vladesa, 660 Rock- rison. Tenn. A.IillS, Riley Roscoe. Mrs. Lucinda F. away Avonue. Brooklyn, N. Y. RUSELL, Robert J. Mrs. Margaret G. Rus- 10t'bis, Swiss, N. C. WARD, William I. James A. Ward, Gates- sell, R. F. D. 3. Hubbard, Ohio. MITCHELL, George E. Mrs. Eva Mitchell, ville, Tex. RYAN. Timothy F. irs. lgry Ryan, 61 -1TIl Indiana Avenue, Chicano, ill. ZAlBRELLI, John. Joseph Zambelli. 3674 Lownsberry ;treet, Waterbury, Conn. OTUoNNOR William JT. William J. O'Con- Wl itO Plains Avenue, New York. N. Y. SALVATORE, Angelo. 4 Miss Jennie Salva- inr, box 245, Higganum, Conn. METILSCILEGEL, Carl M. Mrs. Helen tore. 2029 Mayfield Road. Cleveland, Ohio. 0P.AWA. Tatsu J. Mrs. Ura Ogawa, Pal Muahischlegel, R. P. D. 2, box 92, Sewell, SCITATZ, Edwin L. Mrs. P. HI. Schatz, 617 \inui, Hawaii. N. J. West Front Street, Wheaton, Ill. P1CCT. Michael. Joseph Pucel, Orsara, Do NUNN. Francis A. Mrs. Martha Nunn, R. F. SCOTT, Clyde W. Mrs. Mary Scott, Mul- Puglia Province, Avelino, Italy. D. 1, Ilartgelle, Ala. berry, Tenn. 9 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SHAFFER, Roy Kildoo. John W. Shaffer, BERNHARDT, Joseph, Mrs. B. Amschler, LEGALL, Louis. William Benech. 267 West Princeton, Pa. 869 Twelfth Stree Milwaukee, Wis. Fifteenth Street, New York, N. Y. SHAMP, Lester F. Arthur Shamp, Elmore, HUFFMAN, Bruce 9 Mrs. Mary Huffman, LONGUST, William J. Agnes Lougust, 520 Ohio. Aurora, Nebr. West One hundred and eighty-fourth Street, SMITH, Edgar L. Mrs. Fannie Smith, Ta- KAETZEL, F red L. Mrs. Dean Kaetzel, Har- New York, N. Y. coma, Va. mony, Pa. MOON, Gus J. William J. Moon, R. F. D. 1, SMITH Leland S. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, KAVANAGH, Nicholas. Mrs. Sarah Kava- Level Run, Va. 132 Last Maumee Street Adrian, Mich. nagh, 645 Tenth Avenue, New York, N. Y. RYERSON, Harry D. Thomas D. Ryerson, SMITH, Thomas L. Mrs. korah Smith, 822 KELLY, Earl J. Mrs. Ellen Kelly, 215 Grove Wayne, Passaic County, N. J. Telfair Street, Washington, N. C. Avenue, Elgin, Ill. SUTHERLAND, John S. J. W. Sutherland, SPICUZZA, Anthony James. Mrs. Josephine INEECR, Lewis. Mrs. Sallie Kneece, War- 505 Lansing Street Bank Building, Lansing, Spicuzza, 1313 Vickeroy Street, Pitts- renville, S. C. Mich. burgh, Pa. KNOBBEN, Harry. Mrs. Tinnie E. Knobben. TARKER, Michael. Edward Tarker, SQ20 STEINBERG, Frank. Samuel Steinberg, 807 Carothers Avenue, Carnegie, Pa. Uvilla Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 923 Second Street, Des Moines, Iowa. KNOWLES Maston Oliver. Wallace Knowles, WALKER, Raymond. Alice Walker, Fort- SULLIVAN, Joseph A. James Sullivan, 542 general delivery, Houston, Tex. vile, Ind. Court Street, BTooklyn, N. Y. KNOWLTON, Claude Herbert. Mrs. Maude CORPORALS. SWEIRLIN, Louis. Sam.Swerlin, 2417 South Pinkerton, 40 Bushnell Street, Bradford, Sixty-second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Pa. BALDWIN, Ralph W. Luella Baldwin, Mid- THOMPSON, Richard E. Mrs. Mary Thomp- KONTER, Joseph A. Mrs. Mildred Lembard, way, Pa. eon, Lansing, Iowa. 682 Elks Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CARTWRIGHT, George. George Cartwright, WOOD, Eli. Mrs. Eben B. Wood, R. F. D. KOOLAFATS, James. Mrs. Anna Koolafats, Waupaca, Wis. 2, Brusselh, Wis. 119 Broad Street, Ejizabeth, N. J. DAVIS, Wilbur F. Sadie B. Davis, West WORNEIC, Ernest. Mrs. Nell G. Wornek, KRAUS, Edward W. Carl Kraus, 4 Star Branch, Mich. Goldberg, Idaho. Street, Middleboro, Mass. GANN, Birt D. Nancy M. Gann, 709 South YACULLO, Joseph P. Charles Yacullo, 1902 KRUKOWSKI, Martin John. Mrs. John Krn- Broad Street, Knoxville, Tena. East Erie Street, Chicago, Ill. kowaki, 284 Tenth Street, Manistee, Mich. GROSS, Bayard F. Joseph L. Gross, Slaugh- ADAIS, Harry G. Mrs. Grace B. Adams, 23 LAPOND, Jean B. Mrs. Georgianna, Lafond, ter Building, Dallas, Rex. Sunapee Street, Newport, N. H. Harrower, N. Y. HARRIS, William B. Elvin D. Harris, R. F. AMBORGEY, Blain. Jim Amburgey, Spider, LANZA, Pasquale. Francesco Lanza, Castig- D. 4, Newnan, Ga. Ky. i1se, Casenza, Italy. HELM, Thomas W. Mary K. Helm, Palestine, ATKINSON, Harry 1. Edward F. Atkinson, LAWRENCE, Edward J. H-. L. Hill, 121 Tex. 1020 Fayette Street, Conshohocken, Pa. North Market Street, Wichita, Kans. KING, Louis A. Henry P. King, R. F. D. BAKER, Chester William. Joseph Elmer LOCKE, Renfre. Mrs. Ruby Byrd, 179 South 2, Plainfleld, Wis. Baker, 216 West First Street, Hutchinson, McCamey Street Battle Creek, Mich. McNEIL, Donald J. Christine Campbell, 82 Kans. LOPE, James. AFrs. Mary Lope, 1436 Web- Blue Hill Avenue, Boston Mass. BATOS, Like G. Gust Batos, Kesamos, ster Avenue, -New York, N. Y MAYS, Marion. Mary A. Mays, Huntsville, Kanea, Crete, Greece. LUCHINI, Callistro. Mrs. Anagusta Lachini, Ark. BINCH, Herbert. Mrs. Anna Binch. 3310 H Allison, Colo. PATTON, Lee. Lulu Patton, Freeport, Tex. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MAHER, Harry E. Mrs. Julia Maher, 08 PUFFER, Richard W. Susie J. Puffer, 321 BINYARD, Frank W. Mrs. Maggie Binyard, Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Maidstone Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 107 Hinkle Street, Americus, Ga. MARKOWITZ, Tobias. Max Beller, 1368 REDMAN, Rufus M. Grace Redman, 7000 Tu- BLACKBURN, Harry C. Willian F. Black- Broadway, Brooklyn, N, Y. lip Street, Philadelphia, Pa. burn, R. F. D. 1, Cessna, Pa. MARKS, Samuel. Mrs. Katherine Simon, 518 REID, Paul W. Andrew Reid, Winburn, Clear- BRADY, Quitman. James Brady, R. F. D. 1, South Sixteen and a half Street, Reading, field County, Pa. Hilham, Tenn. Pa. SIGNER, Werner. Joseph Hans, Bloom BRAULT, Phillippe J. Jules Brault, Lacolle, MARTEL, Josephat. Clovis Martel, 124 Ox- Street, Union H1ill, N. J. Quebec, Canada. ford Street, Lewiston, Me. TEDESCO, Lawrence. Natale Chinni, 75 Kep BREZEZINSKI. Kasmer E. Mrs. Pearl P. Avenue, Lodi, N. T. Bremezinski, 522 South Strippen Street, Bal- TRELOAR, James H. James Treloar, Frank- timore, Md. MARINE CORPS. ln, N. J. BROCKWELL, William B. Mrs. Rosa Brock- WORTH, Henry J. Henry Worth, 46 South well, Waverly, Va. [The deaths reported in this section were Oak Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BRODERICK, John T. Peter Broderick, 19 printed in a previous issue of Tan OFFICIAL PRIVATES. Floyd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. U. S. BULLETIN.] BRODEUR. Joseph. Louis Brodeur, 31 Lawn ALFRIEND, John S. Amily H. Alfriend, R. Avenue. Pawtucket, R. I. The following Marine Corps casualties Mary L. F. D. 2, Norfolk, Va. CAMPBELL, Archibald J. Mrs. a re reported by the commanding general ALTSCHULER, William H. Beatrice Alt- Campbell, Waterboro, S. C. Schuler, 139 Court Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CAMPBELL, Leo. Jack Campbell, Sandy, of the American Expeditionary Forces: ANDERSON, Oral H1. Miperva B. Anderson, Utah. Wounded in Action, Severely. rural route 3, Wabash, Ind. CAMPFIELD, Jack. Mrs. Lottie A. Myers, ARCHBOLD, Chester M. Cora Good, 2202 Rockport, Ind. CAPTAINS. South Erie Street, Massillon, Ohio. CAMPOS, Jack. Alvardo Campos, 13 Park BACCINELLI, Ernest L. Mrs. J. Erickson, Street, Taunton, Mass. McEVOY, Thomas T. Catherine McEvoy, 618 309 Fifteenth Street, Galveston, Tex. CAPLAN, Samuel. Max Salcoff, 1756 Madi- Bowen Avenue, Chicago Ill BANKS, John. Will Banks, Lynd, Minn. Fon Avenue, New York, N. Y. MATTESON, Clyde P. Mrs. F. M. Matteson, BAUCHMANN, Otto C. Eualine Bauchman, CARTER, Henry E. Henry L. Carter, 44 Buffalo, Wyo. Blue Hill Avenue, Kensington, Conn. North Spring Street. Meriden, Conn. SMITH, Mark A. Marie G. Smith, 1137 Sun- BILLINGS, Harry L. Leroy P. , Bishop, CASEY, Clyde II. Mrs. Essie Casey, Wil- nyside Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Dwight, Kans. liamsburg, Va. FIRST LIDUTDNANTS. BROPHY, Aloyslus. Mathew Brophy, 201 CITAMBERLAIN, George 11. John B. Cham- West Thirty-second Street, Minneapolis, berlain, 2105- East Lanley Street, Balti- CHURCHMAN, Charles J. Annie Church- Minn. more, Md. man, 18, South Market Street, Staunton, BROSSE, Albert E. Jacob Brosz, general de- CHIILDRESS, William L. Mrs. Bell C. Chil- Va. livery. Washburn, N. Dak. drsq, Edgemoor, Tenn. THAYER. Sydney, jr. Sydney Thayer, sr., CAMPBELL, Lowell B. Fannie Campbell, CIANTI, Joe. Alexander Bianchi, R. F. D. 8, Haverford, Pa. 2110 Lagonda Avenue, Springfield, Ohio. Grand Rapids, Mich. WEST, John A. Robert H. West, jr., 737 CASSAPY, William. William Cassady, Ply- CLARK, Benjamin H. Monroe Clark, Yount- Hand Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. month, Mich. ville, Cal. CURTIU, Michael. John Leahy, 4348 West SECOND LIEUTENANTS. CATHEY, Henry C. E. L. Cathey, Dover, Tenn. C'on'Lress Street, Chicago, Ill. CARHART, Toseph B. Marie Carhart, St. COLODNY, Abraham B. Meyer A. Colodny, - COOK, Joseph A. Mabel Cook, Mainesburg, Russia. Agnes Academy, Ardmore, Col. R'anhoradock, Russian Poland, FULLER, Melvin E. Harriet Fuller, Vander- Pa. COUNTEIMAN, Frank. William Counter- bilt. Pa. CROSSETT, Hobert B. Sadie Crossett, Har- won. R. F. D. 2, East Stroudsburg, Pa. lingen, Tex. DARLEY, Bailey, William W. Darley, R. F. KEITER, William A. Adam E. Kelter, Eliza- betlville, Pa. CURTIS, Charles C. Virginia A. Curtis, D. 1. Jacksonville, Ila. MURPHY, Lewis J. Timothy B. Murphy, DENNIS, George Arthur. Mrs. Bertha Den- Route 4, Moody, Tex. nis, 2101 South Emporia Avenue, Wichita, Linden, Ind. DAHL. Albert. Matt Dahl, Butte, Mont. Kans. SWINDLER, Harold. Beatrice Swindler, 46 EASTBURN, Charles H. Barton Eastburn, Elm Street, Somerville, Mass. Sebeca, S. Dak. EARLE, Frank J. Fred C. Earle, R. F. D. 1, VAN IIOUSEN, Jay. Clark Van Housen, 333 EDWARDS, Dewey C. Mrs. J. G. Treece, llanewell, Mich. Swring Street, Elgine Ill. R. F. D. 4, Anna, Ill. IL' TWOOD, John L. Mrs. Georgenle East- WEBB. Donald F. Harry F. Webb, 4152 FRIEND, Ira J. Mary Friend, Maumee, Ohio. wood, care of Cole Eastwood, Brewster, North Keeler Avenue, Chicago, Ill. -N. Y. GATES, Warren F. Fred W. Gates, 9 Pine SURGBANTS. Street, Maiden, Mass. EVANS, Everett A. Oliver P. Evans, Self- GIBBS, George W. Ella Gibb, 12 Ruth ridge, N. Dak. BROWN. James J. Sarah Brown, 426 South Street, Irvington, N. J. FREVERT, William G. Conrad H. Frevert, Pdncold Street. Janesville, Wis. GOWER, Frank N. William A Gower, 201 box 633, Orange, Cal. CAMPBELL. William 0. Chloe Campbell, Linden Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GARIN, Paul E. Mrs. Mary E. Garin, Viro- Marianna, Fla. GRAVENHORST, Clement Bi. Clement Gra- qua, Wis. 0 CONNELLY, Edward. Margaret Connelly, 278 venhorst, care of Lipp, Schneider & Co., GREER, Fred C. X. P. Greer, Marion, N. C. Cherry Street, Naugatuck, Conn. 661 Broadway, New York, N. Y. GROOM, Albert D. William M. Groom, 51 DE COOK, Edward C. Mary De Cook, 881 GRISWOLD, Harry J. Form Driscoll, 87 Congress Street, Troy, N. Y. Cadillac Avenue, Detroit. Mich. Maple Street, Buffalo, N. Y. HENTIIORN, Earl B. Miss Pearl Henthorn, EVERS, Wallace A. Albert Schoettler, Nee- HANSON, Carl F. Erick Hanson, Alexandria, care of Mrs. Frank Randle, Hilton, N. Y. nab. Wis. Minn. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HASKINS, William L. Amino W. Haskins, SECTION 1, DECEMBER 21, 1918. SCHWEGLER, John W. George Schwegler, Waunskee, Wis. 1400 Claredon Avenue, New York, N. Y. HIGGINS, James. John Farrell, Spring Val- [The deaths reported in this section were SCHWENKE, August A, Mrs. Mary Schwenke, ley, Wis. printed in a previous issue of THm OrrICIAL 821 West Saratoga Street, Baltimore, Md. U.f S. BULLETIN.] STOKES, Grover C. William W. Stokes, HOCKENBERRY, James D. Sue A. Hocken- route 4, Chester, S. C. berry, Yatesboro, Pa. casualties are reported SWINNEY, Richard Don. Rev. James B. HOGEBOOM1, Kenneth D. Fern Hogeboom,% The following by the commanding general of the Ameri- Swinney, Twenty-ninth Street and Penn- Spooner, Wis. sylvania Avenue, Webb City, Mo. HOLLICK, Raynard L. Lon Hollick, Herrin, can Expeditionary Forces: TELLEFSEN, Gustav A. Henry Hawerson, Ill. 526 Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). HOUDAK, Frank M. Joseph Houdak, 1423 THORNTON, Powell H. Mrs. Sally Thorn- Second Avenue, Spokane, Wash. MATOR. ton, Yentis, Tex. HUDSON, Edward T. Mar B. Hudson, Brit- VAN TINE Chester. Mrs. Albert C. Van STEVENS, James A. W. J. Stevens, 4458 Tine, Somerville, N. J. tany, La. Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. HU MPIIREY, Alex. Agnes Humphrey, R. F. D. CORPORALS. 4, Ubly, Mich. CAPTAINS. JENSON, Chris. Minnie Jensen Avoca, Iowa, BARNETT, Allen. James IL. Barnett, Brod- ADAMS, Harry W. Mrs. Mary Adams, 701 JONES, William R. Sam A. Jones, Gurdon, head, Ky. Spink Street, Wooster, Ohio. Ark. LUKNS, Alan W. Lewis N. Lukons, Pan- ANDERSON, Arthur E. Mrs. Ellen Anderson, mure Road, Haverford, Pa. 605 Haish Avenue, DeKalb, Ill. RIZER, William. Kate Kizer, 1432 Regent BECHTEL, Edwin C. Elizabeth Bechtel, Aenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. LIEUTENANTS. 1302 HarrIson Street, Sandusky, Ohio. KOSEBUSK, Frank. A. J. Kosobuski, 2324 McMANUS James II. Mrs. Mary C. Mc- CANNON, George Dewey. W. H. Cannon, Hewitt Avenue, Superior, WIs. Manus, 274 Ninth Street, Brooklyn N. Y. Rhineliff, N. Y. KUPS William E. Anna Kups, 203 Astor CARTER, Frank. Col, E. V. Carter, 141 Lee CIECIUCH, Alexander B. Mrs. Mary Cieci- Stiet, Newark, N. J. . Street, Atlanta, Ga. uch, 214 Seventh Street, Jersey City, N. J. LA BOISSIERE, Arthur J. Elizabeth La DAUGHERTY, Claire Morton. Charles Mor- CLINE, Raymond William. Mrs. Eugenia Boissiere, 45 Palne Street, Green Island, ton Daugherty, 825 Eastwood Avenue, Rush, 90 Hudson Street, Hoboken, N. J. N. Y. Chicago, Ill. DALEY, Edward J. John Daley, 2344 East LATELL, James B. Mrs. Marie Latell, 34 McINTOSH, William F. Mirs. William F. Albert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Downing Street, New York, N. Y. McIntosh, 106 South Perry Street, Mont- ELDREDGE, Frank P. Mrs. Ernest Mason, LANKFORD, Charles M. Alice A. Lankford, gomery, Ala. Huntington Street, Malone, N. Y. 319 Valeria Street Nashville, Tenn. PARRISH, Howard. Dr. J. A. Parrish, Val- HOLLAND, Leroy J. Mrs. Nora Holland, LUCE. George W. Esther Luce, 2606 Irving dosta, Ga. 176 Rumbolt Avenue, North Tonawanda, Avenue North Minneapolis, Minn. RODGERS, Francis Iko. Linus J. Rodgers, N. Y. LYNCH, iilton E. Matilda Lynch, 78 Lin- 310 Orchard Place, Knoxville, Pittsburgh, JOHNSON, Joseph C. Miss Kittie E. John- colh Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. Pa. son, 27 South Second Street, Memphis, McCORD, Fitch L. Anna McCord, Paris, Ill. STEFFY John Logan. Mrs. John L. Stefly, Tenn. McFALL, George A. Kathern McFall, Cariton, 2025 Beouse Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. KIEFNER, Joseph M. Mrs. Annie Kiefner, Minn. WALKER, Hal W. Mrs. Harriett Walker, 3513 Twenty-sixth Avenue, South Minneap- McKINLEY, James R. Reva McKinley, Nor- Ashboro, N. C. olis Minn. ris City, Ill. WILLIS, Marion Lee. Mrs. Ella Willis KIEVIT, Raymond Bernard. Peter Kievit, Smith, Chestnut Apartments, Long Beach, 486 Main Avenue, Passaic, N. J. MARTIN, Benton M. Mary Martin, Monroe, Cal. KUJAWA, Edward. John Kujawa, Kingman, Kans. SERGEANT MAJORS. Ariz. MARTIN, Ellis J. Callie McKlnna, 1617 South LAMB, Romic J. William F. Lamb, 727 He nderson Street, Fort Worth, Tex. lfCONNELL, Donald Francis. Mrs. Etta Church Street, Nashville, Tenn. MINTON, Martin L. Mary A. Minton, 203 Shoenheit, 1314 East Twenty-seventh Street, LANG, Christian. George Lang, 231 Nieman Wes.t McClure Avenue, Peoria, Ill. Kansas City, Mo. Street, Akron, Ohio. MITCHELL, William. Harry Groat, 485 COX, Charles B. Mrs. Eleanor M. Cox, 207 LANIIAM, Walter E. Mrs. Mary Lanham, Seventh StreetA Buffalo, N. Y. Watauga Avenue, Johnson City, Tenn. Pleasant Valley, Coshocton Ohio. IMUI1ELLEIR, Ferdinand B. Louisa Mueller, 700 SERGEANTS. LAWTON, Raymond B. Jay hawton, 415-417 Freeburg Avenue, Belleville, Ill. VANATTA, Chester C. Mrs. Lizzy Vanatta, West State Street, Rockford, Ill. MURPHY, Glenn A. Samuel H. Murphy, 709 311 North Tenth Street, Salina Kans. LEE, Frank U. Mrs. E. W. Green, 217 Chest- Mulberry Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. COGGIN, Dwight 0. Benjamin T. Coggin, R. nut Street, Lebanon, Pa. NELSON, Emil S. Emma Nelson, box 168, F. D. 4, Nashville, N. C. LYNCH, Walter. Mrs. Mary Ehler, Idaville, Ludlow, Pa. COKEE, Patrick. John W. Coker, Belton, Ind. PARISH, Herbert . Sarah Parish, 920 E S. C. McMAION, John P. Mrs. Sarah McKewen, Street, Centralia, Wash. CURRY, Vincent J. Mrs. Mary C. Curry, 1729 Wiley Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PATTERSON, Charles H. Eta M. Patterson, 430 East One hundred and forty-ninth MACMILLAN, James M. Mrs. Annie Mac- 1130 North First Street, Springfield, Ill. Street, New York, N. Y. MillaI, 273 Sixteenth Street, Brooklyn, PEARCE, Robert R. Emma Pearce, 12 Stout DAMIANO, Ralph. Mrs. Jennie Damiano, 428 N. Y. Street, Rochester, N. Y. South Fourteenth Steet, Newark, N. J. MARCKRES, Herschel Taylor. Mrs. Julia PELLETIER, Willis H. Emma Pelletier, 10 FIDLER, Len T. Mrs. Emma Fidler, Bilen, Marckres, Graftsbury, Vt. Duebarme Avenue, Willimansett, Mass. N. MAex. MATTHEWS, William A. Mrs. May Wilson, PELTONIEMI Walter. Carl A. Peltoniemi, aAMPA, Charlie. John WT.Gampa, Scorane, 230 Fourteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. P. D. 1, Rew York Mills, Minn. Austria-Hungary. MAX, Edgar. Mrs. John Max, New Madison, PERKINS, Glenn C. Minnie Perkins, Poca- HAINES, Mark Kennedy. W. J. Haines, box Ohio. tello, Idaho. 182, Suisun, Cal. MAXSEN, Herman. Frank Maxsen, 316 Wil- HOLLAND, James W. Samuel N. Boyce, Gas- kinson Avenue, Sidney, Ohio. PETERS, Anthony. Anthony Mastropie, 36 tona, N. C. MITCHELL, Merritt L. Silvester Mitchell, Hulin Street, Mechanicsville, N. Y. IIOUSLEY, Richard. Mrs. Nancy Housley, R. F. D. 4, Cambridge Springs, Ohio. PRICE, Ry V. ROsie Price, Ostrander, Ohio. Cuyahoga, Ohio. MOORE, Garrett II. Mrs. Mary .f. Moore, PIY, Robert K. Mollie M. Pry, 319 Pagnolla JUSTICE, Cleveland. Mrs. Rosella Perry, 204 Shrewsbury, W. Va. Street, Bellingham, Wash. . Laurette Street, Marion, Ohio. MUELLER, Mathais G. Mrs. Clara Mueller, REED, Harry E. Louis H. Reed, 436 Madison KIMBALL, Lloyd B. Charles B. Kimball, 12 906 West C Street, Oklahoma City, Ola. Street, Gary, Ind. Portland Street, Haverhill, Mass. MULVEIIILL, Emmett. John Joseph Mulve- RILEY, Joseph E. Thomas 1. Riley, New LOVE, Emerson C. Afrs. I. H. Love, 764 hill,' 5204 Emerson Street South, Minne- Richmond, Wis. Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. apolis, Minn. SANDERS, Noel W. James Sanders, route 1, McKEE, Charlie. Jerry McKee, Lockwood, NELSON, Herbert J. James H. Nelson, 554 Loegootee, Ill. Mo. Hawthorne Avenue, Newark, N. J. SCHILLE, Christopher P. Elizabeth Schille, MAYFlALL, Albert W. Mrs. Mary Mayball, PARMIENTER, Odus L. Henry Parmenter, P. F. D. 4, Leipsic, Ohio. Shawneetown, Ill. Crawford, Fla. SEXTON, Sidney L. Joe Sexton, Volney, MICHEL, Henry M. Henry M. Michel, 1510 PIGGOTT, Lindsay. irs. Jaunie J. Piggott, Va. East Oliver Street, Baltimore, Md. Supply, N. C. SHERIDAN, Albert A. Lora Sheridan, 400 MITCHELL, Frank J. George E. Mitchell, ROLUF, Charles T. William F. Collins, 103 South Second Street, Cripple Creek, Colo. Bomoseen, Vt. Saxton Street. Lockport, N. Y. SHOMER, Boris. Selly Shomer, 508 Kath- OWEN, Benjamin F. Judge Thomas B. SCOTT Henry H. Mrs. Florence Scott, 1322 Owen, 123 West Reynolds Street, Urbana, S Street NW., Washington, D. C. erie Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ohio. SDIONS, Harold B. Alfred H. Simmons, 30 SHAFFER, William. Mrs. Cora Armstrong, Hope Street, Brockton, Mass. SMITH, Fred K. Mrs. Fred K. Smith, 2221 203 Lehman Street, Baltimore, Md. Sixth Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. SMITH. Albert. Mrs. Charles Smith, 260 SMITH. Clarence L. Eliza C. Smith, Talla- SWEENEY, Hugh J. William Sweeney, 123 Lensdale Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. d-nL Springs, Ala. East Main Street, Moorestown, N. J. SMITH, Clyde F. Mrs. Emma SmIth, Loo- SMITH. Devoe. Cenian P. Smith, route 3, COOK, William J. William R. Cook, 75 South gootee, Ind. Adrian, Ga. Munn Avenue, Newark, N. J. SMITH, Fred. Robert L. Smith, R. F. D. 1, THOREN, Edgar J. Betty A. Thoren, 55 DISNEY. Charles E. Ruff Disney, R. P. D. 1, Rocky Mount, N. C. Woodburg Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. Coal Creek, Tenn. SHTII, Roy A. W. II. Smith, 3 Highland WEAR, Eugene. Angle P. Wear, 579 North FITCH, Elba Marlin. Mrs. Emma Fitch, Avenue, Ambler, Pa. Iaurel Street, Hazelton, Pa. Qay Center, Kans. STEFANIAK, Alois. Frank Stefaniak, 33 WEBER, John A. John A. Weber, 5465 Har- HIREY, Emmett E. Mrs. Katharine Disney, Wright Street, Milwaukee, Wis. per Avenue, Chicago, Ill. College Corner, Ohio. TALLEY, Everton Ashton. John Talley, .WETZEL, Earl J. Grace Wetzel, general de- MANNIN. Allie Y. Mrs. Letitia Mannin, Church Road, Va. liiver. Buchtel, Ohio. Sandy Hook, Ky. TAWNEY, Arthur W. Mrs. Josephine J. WHIPPO, George E. Harlow A. McCon- MILLER, Walter. Mrs. Mary Miller, Pocono Tawney, 1816 North Bond Street, Balti- neunghey. 418 Bailey Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pines, Pa. more, Md. WILLIAMS, Louis R. Lora Williams, general RHIN]ffARDT, Louis. Mrs. Helen Rhine- VAN METER, Galen J. Mrs. Alice Lee Vance, delivery, Cedar Rapids, Nebr. hardt, Walton, N. Y. 824 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, N. Y. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING I VAN VEN ROY, Cornelius. John Van Ven DUNIKOSKI, Tony. Louis Dunikoski, 570 LEE, Chester L. Robert H. Lee, Zenith. Roy R F D. 3, Green Bay Wis. Baltic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kans. VAUTRIN, Francis B. Mrs. iannie Vautrin, GATELY Martin J Mrs. Ellen Gately, 514 LIVDAHL, William 0. John Livdahl, Com- 285 Elm Street, Watertown, N. Y. Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. stock, Minn. VINCENT, Forest W. Mrs. Louisa C. Vin- GATHE Christian H. Julius W. H. Gathe, McHENRY, William F. Mrs. Jane B. Mc. cent, 427 Hancock Avenue, Indianapolis, 122 North Fourth Street, Clinton, Iowa. Henry, 1807 Michigan Avenue, Klondyke, Ind. GLOVER, Walter F. Mrs. Walter Glover, 11 Ohio. WALCZAK, Blase J. Valentine Walezak, Watson Street, Cortland, N. Y. MILLER, Frank L. Mrs. Blanche Miller, 36 1925 South Main Street Rockford, Ill. GOLDSTEIN, Harry. Mayer Miller, 170 East Clarke Street, Milwaukee, Wis. WALLACE, William R. irs. G. R. Wallace, Houston Street, New York, N. Y. MORRIS, James E. James E. Morris, Sr., Fort Washington, Pa. GORHAM, Lewis C. Mrs. Minnie Gorham, Forrest, Iowa. DAVIS, Thaldon E. Mrs. Fannie D. Davis, 724 Jameson Street, Flint Mich NAPOLI, Tony. Antonio Napoli, 237 East Clarita, Okla. HOLMES, Nathan. F. A. holmes, 618 Sixth One hundred and fiftieth Street, New York, HOMEDEW, Paul. Mrs. Mary Homedew, 2517 Street, Petaluma, Cal. N. Y. West Adams Street, Chicago, Ill. HOWARD, Walter Ernest. Albert M. Howard, PALEN, Howard J. Mrs. Mary Palen, Nio- KEENAN, Thomas A. Mrs. Mary Keenan, 457 Brookline, Mo. brara, Nebr. West Thirty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. JOHNSON, Carl W. Mrs. Matilda Johnson, PATIN, Joseph. Mrs. Joseph Patin, Perry, 719 Monroe Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. La. LARSEN, Elmer L. Mrs. Anna McClure, For- PATUANO, James. Angelo Patuano, 1416 syth Mont. KELEJIAN, Charles T. Mrs. Queen Tijirian, LEk, John. Valentine Lee, 4908 Hatfield 4845 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Baldwin Street, Waterbury, Conn. Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. KENNEDY, Cliesley Ray. Mrs. Anna Cran- PEAK, John. Mrs. Emma Peak, Warsaw, LINIOREN Elof Mrs. Elof Lindgren, dall, Wood River, Ill. Ky. R. F D. A1, Braham, Mont. KUCERA, John G. Mrs. Tony Kucera, R. F. PECK, Max L. Mrs. Ida Peck, 790 East One LOCKWOOD, Wilbert E. Mrs. J. Lockwood, D. 3, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. hundred and fifty-eighth Street, New York, 146 Port Street, New Orleans, La. LAMARTICELLA, Antonio. Girarda Sabina, N. Y. MASTERSON, Francis. Mrs. Lilian Master- 71 Sullivan Street, New York, N. Y. PELANDER, Axel E. Mrs. Ida Erickson, 22 man, Moxhala, Ohio. LAMB, Wallace C. Mrs. Charlotte Lamb, 15 South Fifty-ninth Avenue, Duluth, Minn. MCCtE, Charles A. Mrs. Dorathy Mecue, Schubert Street, Binghamton, N. Y. PELOUBET, Elmer Louis. Mrs. Elizabeth 1211 Third Avenue, Coraopolis, Pa. LAMON, Cecil George. Mrs. Jessie Lamon. Cannon, 11 North Sixth ' Street, Newark, MORGAN, Edward Richard. Mrs. Anna Ober- 418 East Cedar Street, Denver, Colo. N. J. ard, 344 West Ferry Street, Buffalo, N. Y. MCDOWELL, John A. John H. McDowell, PERKINS, Ray W. Mrs. Cora Perkins, Web- OFSOVICH, Mike. Mrs. Lillian Ofsovich, 1027 4143 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelpba, Pa. ster Crossing, N. Y. South Robey Street, Chicago, Ill. MADGWICK, Charles. Mrs. Hedwig Nielson, PETERSON, Earl W. John Peterson, 107 RICHARDS, Thomas. Mrs. Sadie Richards, 425 West End Avenue New York, N. Y. East First Street, Mount Carmel, Ill. Klein, Mont MAGEE, James M. Mrs. Maggie Magee, Peli- PRESCELLI, Michele. Pasquale Precelli, 130 RICHTER, Raleigh C. Mrs. Sadie L. Richter, can, La. Seventh Avenue, Newark, N. J. 326 Arlington Street, Houston, Tex. MAGRUDER, Albert L. Mrs. Marie Magruder, REAVIS, Ules Fred. Mrs. Sallie Reavis, 1031 RILEY, George T., Jr. Mrs. Louisa Riley, 16 Johnson Street, Zanesville, Ohio. White Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mount Winans, Baltimore County, Md. MAGRUDER, Rudolph A. Joseph Magruder, RIDLEY, Charles E. Mrs. Lydia D. Ridley, SUDHOFF, Carl W. M's. E. C. Sudhofl, 2624 187 Baldwin Street. Waterbury, Conn. Estherville, Iowa. Fentral Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. MARINO, Cesare. Felielo Dattairro, 1132 SHAFFER, Bergie F. Mrs. Julia Griffith, R. SMITH, Ray H. Mrs. E. L. Smith, 541 South Erie Avenue, Renova, Pa. F. D. 2 Luray, Va. Second West, Salt Lake City, Utah. MASS kNOVA, Antonio. Louis Massanova, .SHATTTTOK, Carl. Mrs. Evelyn Shattuck, TANSEY, John Arthur. Mrs. James Gorte- 1428 Warton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Belvidere, Ill. ley, 18 Hancock Street, Worcester, Mass. MONACO, Paul. Anthony Vese, 730 Webster SHAW, Richard E. Mrs. Adeline Vancanson, THOMPSON Guy E. Ellsworth Thompson, Street, Schenectady, N. Y. - Lexington, N. C. Melvin, Ill. MORROW, Joseph II. Mrs. Gertrude Morrow, SHOVA, Joseph R. Mrs. Vine Shova, 270 VELTEMA, Ralph. Ifessel Veltema, R. F. D. 74 North Emily Street, Crafton, Pa. Tyler Street, Springfield, Mass. 5, Hudsouville, Mich. MORT, Charles A. Mrs. Alice C. Mort, R. F. SMITH, Victor. Miss Lilly Smith, 52 Elton WENZEL, Clarence. Mrs. Lillie Daughters, D. 1, Hancock, Md. Street, Torrington, Conn. Milford, Ohio. MOSS, Willie. Maud Adams Moss, 312 STANONES, Coll. John Stanones, 97 Van WHARTON. Leo R. Edgar Wharton, general Wayne Street, Savannah, Ga. Buren Street, Newark, N. J. delivery, Stanberry, Mo. OTTO, Oscar H. Julius Otto, 833 West STOCKTON, John Joseph. Silas Stockton, WOOD, James L. Willis G. Wood, Princeton, Twenty-fourth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Bland, Miss. Iowa. RICHARDS, Charles. William Richards, STOUT, Harry E. Mrs. Margaret Belle Stout, WYMAN, Howard Arthur. Maurice Wyman, Atiens, N. Y. 935 Elm Street, Reading, Pa. Bolton Road, Inwood on Hudson, N. Y. SCHNEIDER, Henry G. Henry John Schnei- TESSIER, Peter V. Mrs. Annie Tessier, 217 YOHN. Charles HI. Mrs. Margaret Yohn, 641 der, general delivery, Lensburg, Ill. Quequrchan Street, Fall River, Mass. North Mary Street, Lancaster, Pa. SHERMAN, Fred. Mrs. Felisty Sherman, TRIPLETT, Heber. Mrs. Annie Triplett, Ra- 2833 South Thirteenth Street, St. Louis,-Mo. cine, Mo. YORK, Edgar Vance. James York, Batavia, SINCLAIR. Ohio. Daniel J. James Sinclair, R. F. TULLY, Philip E. Mrs. Rose Miller, 27 East D. 1, Albany, Minn. Fort Avenue, Baltimore, Md. YINCLING, Harry R. Benjamin Thomas STROCK. William W. Cornelius Strock, New WAECHTER, Julius. John Waechter, Mon- Yingling, 523 Frederick Street, Hanover, Pa. Hope, Pa. owl, Nebr. YUTNEK, Louis. C. Jenson, Lavina, Mont. STURM, Francis. George Sturm, 12 Bellevue WARNER, Samuel J. Mrs. Mary Anne War- ZORA, Joseph I. Mrs. Anna Berry, 916 Fre- Street. Covington, Ky. ner, R. F. D. 2, Lowry City, Mo. mont Avenue, Morris, Ill. TICKNER, Robert N. Willis H. Tickner, 726 AFFATATO, Epifanlo. Mrs. Rosa Flore, MECHANICS. Jackson Avenue, Susquehanna, Pa. Scala Coeli-osenga, Italy. BROOKS, Willie Roy. Mrs. Isabel Brooks, WALKER, Walter J. Mrs. Robert Walker, ANDERSEN, Chris. Jens Andersen, Hold- 507 Fourth Street, Lynchburg, Va. 395 South Street Lockport, N. Y. skov Per Hojsler Street, Denmark. WISEBRAM, ElIjah. Isidore Wisebram, 902 BEAUCHAMP, Peter N. Louis Beauchamp, RELLOGG, Lloyd A. Mrs. Maud L. Kellogg, North Broad 1126 Lave Avenue, Fort Wayne, Ind. Street, Rome. Ga. Hubbel, Mich. BURNS, George L. Mrs. Margaret Carney, BENNETT, William H. Mrs. Tom Williams, MADAMA, Edward Mrs. Carmal Madama, 119 Twelfth 15 Blm Street, Paterson, N. J. Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Durham, N. C. CADDELL, David. Mrs. Margaret Caddell, BLACK, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Phillips, 412 SANDBERG, Carl 0. Mrs. Hulda Sandberg, left Spring Street, Paterson, N. J. 8239 Osgood Street, Chicago, Ill. - East Eighth Street, Chandler, Okla. CANINA, Tony. Louis Canina, 1421 Eight- 50 WAGONERS. BLAKE, William F. Mrs. W. 0. Blake, eenth Street, South Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tompkins Street, Stapleton. N. Y. DE GRUTTOLA, Gniseppe. Angelo Alpeno, CATANACH. Charles J.- Mrs. Sarah Cata- BROWN, John. Mrs. Augusta Brown, Charles R. F. D. 50, box 28, Rhinebeck, N. Y. nach, 9304 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia, City, Iowa. MoMANUS, Peter J., Jr. Peter J. McManus, Pa. BUZ I, George. Guiseppe Buzzi, Tern! Per 0108 Callowhill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CLARKE, John E. Mrs. Mary Clarke, 3803 Monte Franco, Perugia, Italy. SADDLER. Walton. Chicago, Ill. CAMPBELL, John. Mrs. Jesse Campbell, 29 CROFT, George W. Josephine Richards, 849 Scot- KAMINSKI, Henry F. Tom Kaminshi, 1031 Bert Street, Niles. Ohio. Mary Street, Grahamston, Falkirk, North Ninth Avenue, Erie, Pa. CROSBY, Christonher J. Mrs. Mary Crosby, land. COOKS. RMiTwentieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y CASE, Samuel. Mrs. Rachel Orlanti, box 203, DESLERNOS, Christos. Harry Deslernos, Bentlyville, Pa. KINNEY, Joseph. Daniel Kinney, 67 Rod- Matteo Depuolo, Avi- N. J. 1025 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, Cal. DEPAOlO. Dominivo. well Avenue. Newark, DE VOGEL, Jacob. Mrs. Anna De Vogel, ano, Puglia, Avellino, Italy. McDONALD Harvey. Mrs. Philena McDon- 222 Burgess Place. Passaic, N. J. DOYLE, Cornelius F. Miss Julia Doyle, 592 ald, 318 hast Fifth Stree, Newton, Kans. DEVRIES. Joseph M. Mrs. Mary Ann De- Columbia Avenue, New York, N. Y. McQUAIG, Lee. Mrs. Beatrice McQuaig, gen- vries. 136 Hamilton Avenue, Clifton. N. J. PESTERFIELD, Walter H. William Pester- oral delivery, Jacksonville, Fla. DU'MA 5, Andrew. Henry Dumas, Plercefield, field, Maysville, Okla. IAGELS, Archie E. Charles Pagels, R. F. E. Mrs. Lula 0. Carpenter, D. 2, Michigan City, Ind. N. Y. WALKER. Nolan FAY. Frank Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth Fay, 17 Bay City, Tex. ITORSESIuOER. Howard Court, Youngstown. Ohio. BASELONE, Innocenzo. Mrs. Pasqua Girglo, KANE, Joseph. Michael Kane, R. F. D. 2,- FERACO. Anthony. Mrs. Goneta Feraco, 38 Colle Sanuite, Italy. box 51, Ashland, Wis. Hlillside Avenue, Bridgeport. Conn. B.OMILEY. John, Jr. Mrs. Bridget Blomiley, PRIVATES. IIAHN, Adolph L. Mrs. Amelia Hahn, R. Y. box 106, Oakland Me. ). 1, Engadlue. Mieh. BOGGESS David W. Stanley T. Bogess, BECKWORTH, Will G. Mrs. W. D. Beck- IT'LL, Orn N. D. Mrs. Jennie flull, 318 General Theological Seminary, Chelsea worth, R. F. D. 3, Rosebud, Tex. Stebbins Place, Plainfield. N. J. Sunsre, New York, N. Y. BLOCKEN, Oscar G. Peter Blocken, 742 KARAlffTA, Joseph L. Josaph Karabuta, BOYER, Charles N. James Boyer, Pecuto- Maurice Street, Ishpeming, Mich. 161 iProspect Street. Bayonne, N. .T. nice. Ill. BOON, Richard. Mrs. Carrie Boon, Oxford, LAIRD. Joe Fred. William C. Laird, Carbon BRAIiOCK, Joseph L. L. J. Braddock, Mc- Miss. Iill. Ala. Comb City, Miss. CRIGGER, William C. Phoebe A. Vaughan, LANDRESS. Chancy H1. Toseph IT. Landress, BRADLEY, George. Mrs. Mabel Bradley, R. P. D. 1, box 17, Spring Valley, Va. R. F. D. 1. Luixenit. Ga. 1203 St. Albans Street, Philadelphia, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BRAZIL, Earl B. Mrs. Mary Brazil, Henri- McGUINNESS, Edward J. Edward Brown, CAMPBELL, Harry A. Mrs. Silas A. Camp- etta, Tax. 486 West One hundred - and sixty-fifth bell, Extra, Iowa. CADE, John E. Mrs. Mary F. Cade, R. F. D. Street, New York, N. Y. CAMPBELL, Riley B. Mrs. Fannie K. Camp- 4, Toulan. Ill. McGUINNESS, John 3. Mrs. M. E. Me- bell, Zwolle, La. CARTWRIGHT, James C. Mrs. Maggie V Guinness, 245 East Two hundredth Street, CALVERT, Harry E. Fred W. Calvert, 2420 Cartwright, R. F. D. 1, Harris btation, New York, N. Y. G Street, Granite City, Ill. Ohio. McLAREN, Ray. William McLaren, 509 Pos- CHAMBERS, Arlet. William Riley Chambers, CERF, Howard A. Saul Cerf, 802 Penn Ave- ter Avenue, Rockford, Ill. Winona, Tenn. nue, Pittsburgh, Pa. McMULLEN. Ernest. Mrs. Myrtle McMullen, CHAMBERS, Clyde C. Philip C. Chambers, CHRISTODORA, Charles. Gondolfo Christo- Alleitons Farm, Naugatuck, Comn. Liberty, S. C. dora, 468 Harrison Street, Passaic, N. J. MEYNELL, George, Mrs. Isabelia Meynell, CLARK, Lewis E. Mrs. Myrtle M. Mackey, CHRISTOPHEL, Charles S. Chris H. Chris- box 313, Bolden Colliery, England. 283'- Whitmore Street, Everett, Wash. tophel, Norcross, Minn. MILASHUS. Joseph. Anton Milashus, 526 CONWAY, James F. Mrs. James Conway, R. CLARK, Richard J. James W. Clark, Monroe, Oakwood Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. F. 1). 2, Winchester, Kans. . Mich. MILLER, Arthur H. Mrs. Anna Miller, 353 CRAFT, Urban V. Harry Craft, Rose City, COUNTS, Fred. Mrs. Julia Counts, Corinth, Grand Avenue, Menominee, Mich. Mich. Miss. MISKEWICZ, Paul. Andrew Drewok, 021 CRAIG, William. Mrs. Fannie Lord, 1538 CROOK, Robert A. Mrs. Ellen E. Natuel, 437 Racine Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Twenty-fourth Avenue, East Oakland, Cal. North Twenty-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MORGAN, Arthur R. Mrs. Hettie C. Morgan, CRAWFORD, James A. Mrs. Nancy G. Craw- D'AMORE, Dominick F. Miss Nettie Wilson, Downers Grove, Ill. ford, Fulton, Ky. 21 Middlesex Street, Boston, Mass. MULLER, John E. Emil Muller, 5458-A CREWS, Leon W. Mrs. Carrie L. Crews, DANTZLER, Talley N. Alexander Dantzler, Dresden Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. - Nathalie, Va. box '.(2, Orangeburg, S. C. MULIIALL, Lewis A. Miss Margaret T. Mul- DECKER, Floyd E. Mrs. John Decker, Red DEJWSKI, Charles. Mrs. Helen Dejwski, bok hall, 91 Lee Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Hook, Dutchess County, N. Y. 107, Swain Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. NICHOLS, Byron Davis. Dr. Edward Net- DEITRICH, Clair J. Mrs. Emma Deitrich, DRISCOLL, Timothy J. Mrs. Teresa E. Dris- miah Nichols, 304 South Fourth Street, Bishop Street, Bellefonte, Pa. col. 1732 Spring Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. - Neodesha, Kans. DENTON, Clarence Franklin. John Denton, DUPRE, Alphan. Mrs. Armand Dupre, Chati- NUNEZ, Henry D. Ignacio Nunez, Coalinga, Hickory, N. C. agrier, La Cal. DWYER, James Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth GILLIAM, Worley W. James M. Gilliam, R. PAGLIANITE, William. Sam Pata, 180 River Dwyer, 534 Avenue E, Bayonne, N, J. F. D. 1, Dona, Lee County, Pa. Street, Pittston, Pa. ECCLES, John F. Frank Whamby, NuremZ GRIFFITH, Leo H. Charles Griffith, gefieral PAPE, William N. Mrs. Mary Pape, R. F. D. burg. Pa. delivery, Newberry, Mich.- 1. Middletown, N. Y. FISHIBEIN, David. Herman Fishbeln, 615 HILDUM, George W. Louis Hildum, 20 Ful- PAPKE, Herman A Herman Papke, Kenney, Marcy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ton Avenue, East Orange, N. I. Tex. FLORENTINE, Martin J. Mrs. Raphael Flor- HILL, John H. Mrs. Mary Ellen Hill, 214 PAPOULIS, Gust. Angel Papoulis, Olympic entine, 513 Monmouth Street, Jersey City, Simpson Road, Ardmore, Pa. Theater, Steubenville, Ohio. N. J. HILLMAN, Guion G. Mrs. Alrab W. Wil- PARESO, John. James Pareso, 314 Drake GORE, Edd T. William G. Gore, Bearden, liams, 17 State Street, Flushing, N. Y. Street, Duryea, Pa. Tenn. HIMEBAUCH, George V. Clarence K. Ilime- PIAZZA, Larenzo. John Peratti, Twenty- GRIMSHAW, Wesley. Mrs. Ela G. Chapman, bauech Honey Creek, Wis. third and Florida Streets, San Francisco, 1171 East One hundred and forty-third HUBBAlID, Albert E. Albert Hubbard, 119 Cal. Street. Cleveland, Ohio. Evans Avenue, De Kalb, Ill. RAASCH, August. Paul Ranach, 1040 Cen- GRONKIEITREZ, Gust A. Mrs. Julia Gron- HUFFMAN. Joseph R. George Huffman, Wel- tral Avenu '. Austin, Ill. kieurez 2101 South Spalding Avenue, Chi- lington, Ill. RABUN, Wright. Mrs. Mattle Pirtt, route 1, enco. Ill. KALLESON, Johannes T. Mrs. Anna M. Kal- lontgomry,-Tex. 341 Cedar GROTIl, Alfred. Henry Groth, Olin, Iowa. leson, R. F. D. 3, Arlington, S. Dak. REESE, Johi. Thomas J. Reese, GRIBE, Clwres J. Mrs. Alice Grube, 83 KELLY, Leo Patrick. Mrs. Anna Barr, 5 Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Washinstn Street. Hoboken, N. J. Longfellow Avenue, Bradford, Pa. - RESTIVO, Daniels. Miss Jennie Restivo, 108 GUARASCIO, Antonio. Luigi Guaraselo, KOSZYCKI, Joseph. George Wonsil, box 03, Baldwin Street, Sharon, Pa. Sunnvside. Utah. Mosence, Wis. REYNOLDS, Robert. Mrs. Gertie Wood, 411 HARGER, George S. Mrs. Mary E. Harger, KOYNE, Edward J. Edward B. Koyne, R. F. Seventeenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 500 Wayne Street. Beaver, Pa. D. 1, Oakley, Mich. REYNS. Frank.' Joseph Panwels, East Third HOOD, Walter F. Mrs. Alice E Hood, 461 LANDON, Arthur H. Mrs. Susie Landon, Stret, Superior, Wis. West Thirty-fourth Street. Baltimore Mid. South Hero, Vt. RHATIGAN, Harry. Mrs. Annie RevIett, HOWARD. Frank. Miss Lilliqn Howard 2048 LLNNING Frank. Mrs. Lydia Lanning, Chautauqua Springs, Kans. West Twenty-first Street, Chicaco. Ill . Spring iountain, Ohio. RICCIIOY, Frank. Mrs. Veronica Fabrisla, HOWE, David. Riley Ross, Vernon. Ind MAJEWSKI, Frank. Mrs. sosie Kavolsko, 103 1115 Tree Street, Philadelphia, Pa. IIT'FFMAN, George. Mrs. Nellie Huffman, Clay Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROBERT, George E Mrs. A. Robert, 205 Milleroek. ill. NELSON. Edward M. Miss Anna Nelson, 41 Lloyd Street, Kow Haven, Conn. Ht'TSON, Tven. Iven Hutson, R. F. D. 2, Calhoun Avenue, Carrick, Pa. RODRIGUEZ, Tito. Manuel Jackson, 457 Salem. W. Va. NICKERSON. Hiram C., jr. Mrs. Marguerite Vienna Street, San Francisco, Cal. INGERAMAN, Roy Harrison. Charles Inger- C. Niekerson, 302 West Eighty-sixth Street. SANTABIACII, Antonio. Antonio Nordica, nin. Stout. Ohio. New York, N. Y. Fonda, N. Y. ISAACS, Milton J. Joseph Isaacs, 176 Sixth PRENTICE, C harlie. Vergil Prentice, Wells- SMITII, Tom. Sol Smith, Monroe, Tenn. Street New York, N. Y. block Avenue, 'Huntsville, Ala. SMITH, Virgil I. Mrs. Cora G. Smith, 1203 JACKSON, Ben D. Mrs. -Ran D). Jackson, 357 PRUNTY. Harry 0. Albert H. Prunty, R. F. Franklin Street, Durham, N. C. Mills Avenue, San Angelo, Tex. D. 6. Marietta; Qhio. STALTER, William. Mrs. William Stalter, 21 JACKSON, Robert A. Jack A. Jackson, B. F. REYNOLDS, James C. James Reynolds, 18 Wilmington Place, Rockville Center, N. Y. D. 9. Dayton. Ohio. Cheever Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHAMOOS, Charley. David George, 1018 JELINEK, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Jelinek, 1913 SALINGER, Leon S. Mrs. Lena Salinger, 106 Barr Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. South May Street, Chicago. Ill. North Dunlap Street, Memphis, Tenn. STROBBE, Leo F. John Miller, 1868 Hum- JUDAS, Anthony E. Mrs. Caroline Judas, STAMSON, Gast George. George Stamson, bolt Stre t, Denver, Colo. 12t7 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Montevideo, Minn. TIPSWORD, Sylvester J. David M. Tips- KANNEL, Alex. Alex Siegel, 764 Trinity STANLEY, Horace. Mrs. Laura Perine, 417 word, Sorenton, Ill. Avenue. New York. N. Y. East Fourth Street, Wilmington, Del. TITONI. Peter. Nichola Titonl, 1705 South KAY, Handy Welden. Mrs. Lillie Pauline STANTON, James R. John W. Stanton, tig- Eirhteenth Street, Centerville, Iowa. Kay. 403 Pair Street, Anderson, S. C. ley, Ariz. TROYAN. Joseph F., jr. Joseph F. Troyan. KIN. CI-irles 9. lobn H. King. general do- STAVROZ, George. Mrs. Anna Sgura. 165 s., 4R50 Broadway, Cleveland. Ohio. livery, Watertown. q. Dak. West Sixty-second Street. New York, N. Y. VASSEUR. Amos L. Alfred Vasseur, 260 KINKEAD, George Gilman. Samuel E. Kin- WEIKAL, Ralph E. Uriah D. Weikal, general North Rond Street, Burlington, Vt. kead. 2205 North Mlain Street, TXIeblta, delivery, Bucklin, Kans. VOLZ, Eugene T. Albert Volz, 300 Henry Kans. WEISS, Erhardt. Mrs. Anna Weiss, 5325 Street, Sandusky, Ohio. McKissock Avenue, St. Louis. Mo ALTIBERG. George A. Jennie Williams, 285 KINNART. Edward Frost. Alihonse Kinnart, WILDER, Chester N. Henry W. Wilder, 7016 Pacilic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. P r'Un, Mich. Merrill Avenue. Chicago, Ill. BALTEZORE, Sidney M. Mitchell L. Balte- KiNZElI Lawrence M. Mrs. Emma Kinzer, WILLIS, Lawrence V. Starr B. Willis, Ash- zor, Buhl. Idaho. , tion. Ill. ton, Idaho. BAYLISS, Ernest. Mrs. Ellen Bayliss, Hick- KL.%NiDRED, Odin. Mrs. Ida Klandrud, box YOUNG. Edward J. Mrs. Katherine Young, ory Grove Farm, Pontiac, Mich. 13.5. Onlaska, Wis. 4100 South Oakley Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BELYi'Lrank W. Mrs. Clara Bell, 201 North KL18A James A. William Klass, Thomas- LANDIS. Roy J. Mrs. lattic Landis, 109 Genesee Street, Utica, N. Y. viill, N. C. Curtis Street, Bellefonte, Pa. BELL, George Gordnea. Mrs. Nellie Ell, 30 KLIM I, Joseph F. Mrs. Anna K. Klima, 4610 LANGDON, Georpe W. Mis. Sarah Langdon, Second Street, Nenburgh, N. Y. Barkwill Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. 620 South Yellow Spring Street, Spring- BELLINGER, Lucius Skottoce. H. J. Bellin- KLINEFELTER, Charles L. V. N. Kline. field, Ohio. ger, Bamberg, S. C. fo!ter, Cereal, Alberta, Canada. LARIN John II. Mrs. Margaret Larin, 137 BLOCK, Samuel N. Paul Block, 534 Kressler KRICK. Stanley. Joe Krick, Coseampo Street, Purk Street, Bennington. Vt. Court. Scranton, Pa. Petront. Mich. LARSON, Elmer. Adolph Larson, R. F. D. 2, BOUCHIARD1i, Ferdinand J. Mrs. Adeline LEONARD, Jesse J. Mrs. Lillian Leonard, box 47, Weyerhauer. Wis. Bouchard, 119 Elm Street, Winsted, Conn. Shillotte. N. C. LARSON, John A. Charles Larson, R. F. D. BROWN, Otis. Mrs. Carrie Brown, Mountain LEONARD. Thomas Francis. Mrs. Katherine 93. Munson, Pa. Dale, N. Y. Casey. A0 High Street, Montrose, 3. Y. LEsTERl. Earl P1. Mrs. Ilattie Lester, 507 BITSSET, Charles. Mrs. Barbara Busset, 530 LEONARD. William R. Mrs. Alabel I. Leon- East Fayt tte Strret. Syracuse, N. Y. Wales Avenue, New York, N. Y. ard. 25 Russell Avenue, East Provideace, MARSIAL.. Phillip if. Charles I. Marshall, CAL.DWEL.L, Frank. Mrs. Mary Caldwell, 45 R. I. R. F. D. 1. Mayberry. Va. Driggs Avenue, Urooklyn, N. Y. LONTKOWSKY. Frank A. Mrs. Latherine MARTI.TI, Mariano. Vercenti Elonor. 412 CALLAlAN, Luke S.Mr. Margaret Calla- Lttoullowsky. 1000 North Grand Avenue, South Center Stret. SIto-kton. Cal. han. 1!03 Mrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, Phitsburg, Kans. McGINLEY. Unniol M. Dennis McGinley, CALLIGARO, Daniel. Frank Calligaro, 273 LOREN7 Fred W. Miss Helen Lorea, 1111 32 Linan Stret. .-,,th Bethlehem, Pa. Parker Avenue, Clifton, N. J. Huith Broad Street, Trcnton, N. J. 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 97, 1919. CASU4LTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING McINTOSH, Howard Henry. Mrs. Mary Mc- BEST, Frank. Joseph Best, Curwensville, Pa. LAMAR, Frank. Mrs. Julia Lamar, Wash- Intosh, Harrison, Nebr. BETLEY, John. Mrs. Nellie Betley, Sobieske, ington, Ga. MclNTURFF, Bremon. Joe P. McInturff, Wis. ALF, John A. Mrs. Magdalene Alf, 27 Hoff- Snow Hill, N. C. BLEVINS, John. Alex Blevins, Oneida, Tenn. man Street, Buffalo, N. Y. McLEOD, Charles S. David A. McLeod, BRAWLEY, William Nathaniel. V. G. Braw- ALLEN, Howard. Arthur Keen, Chanderville, Ether, N. C. ly, R. F. D. 9, Charlotte N. C. Ill. MILLER, Urban C. George Miller, Dexter CARLSON, Oscar H. Mrs. Gunhilda Hulstien, BALDWIN, Joseph. Mrs. Belle Baldwin, City, Ohio. 208 Vilar Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Gainesboro, Tenn. MONROE, Charles Herbert. Mrs.- Mary Mon- COHEN, Nathan B. Mrs. Katie Cohen, 114 BENHASE, Harry P. Mrs. Clara Benhase, roe. 510 Wiley Street, Utica, N. Y. Harrison Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Plainfleld and Fern Avenues, Kennedy OLVER, Wallace N. Mrs. Kate L. Oiver, 154 COMERS, Connie Lee. William D. Comers, Heights, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ideal Street, Buffalo N Y. New Castle, N. C. BENNFIELD, D. N. Mrs. Lola Bennfield, PAPPEL, Charles. Vrs. Louise Fuhrfnann, COOPER, Ralph Thomas. Roy Cooper, 612 Haynesfield, La. 2238 South Kostner Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Florida Avenue, Bend, Oreg- BISSONETTE, Elmer W. Mrs. Emma Bisson- PARTEE. Monroe. Charlotte Johnson, R. F. CORCORAN, Joseph T. 1irs. Margaret J. ette, Glenni, Mich. D. 1, Gates, Tenn. Corcoran, 92 Vark Street, Yonkers, N. Y. BURBACH, Edward M. Henry Burbach, T PEAK, Walter G. William Peak, Avon Lake, DAVIDSON, John. Mrs. Beulah Edna David- Emma Place, Woodhaven, N. Y. Ohio. son, R. F. D. 4, Wichita, Kans. BURGESS, John A. J. A. Burgess, R. P.*D. 3, PERRY, James C. J. B. Perry, Foreman, Ark. DAVIS, Clint D. Mrs Addle Corbett, Mineral box 1, Fort Payne, Ala. PETRIE, Edwin S. George N. Petrie, 81 Wells, Tex. 'BURKE, Philip A. Mrs. Kate Burke, 501 Gvary Street, Buffalo, N. Y. DE BEVOISE, William E. J. William De Dean Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PHILIPS, Will T. Jesse B. Philips, Arling- Bevoise, Nsw City, N. Y. BYRD, Ellis E. Cale Byrd, R. F. D. 1, Lexing- ton, Tenn. DE CARLO, Giuseppo. Luigi Beneaquista, 76 ton, Miss. POWERS, Phillip J. Mirs. Lucy M. Powers, Florence Street, Schenectady, N. Y. CARRIS, James M. Michael D. Kardamakis, Fort Dodge, Iowa. DEKOYER, Jacob. Mrs. J. Dekoyer, 160 Sfendiliana Kisamo Creta, Ggeece. REARDON, Michael W. Mrs. Jennie Reardon, Maple Avenue, Wallington, N. J. CASCIOLI, Gaetano. Angelo Cascioli, Tray- 4171 Twenty-fifth Street, San Francisco, DELIVORIAS, Eustathior G. Miss Mary De- more Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J. Cal. livorias, 279 Chicopee Road, Springfield, CASSIDY, Andrew. Mrs. Mary Daugherty, -REYNOLDS, John S. Mrs. Beatrice D. Rey- Mass. 138 West Thirty-first Street, Bayonne, nolds, Flats, W. Va. DOWDLE. Harry M. John R. Dowdle, 1663 N. J. ROBERTSON, Walter C. Charles C. Robert- Mount Peller Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. CELANT, Paul. Peter Celanl, box 263, Scott- son, Sulpbut Well, Ky. EDQUIST, Iver J. John Edquist, R, F. D. 3, dale, Pa. ROBERTSON, Walter J. Mrs. Alice B. Rob- Kenosha, Wis. CHENIER, Omer J. 'Miss Aldea Chener, box ertgon, 2 Towle Street, Lewiston, Me. FALLON, George. Frank Winn, 10 Park- 14, Sandwich, Ontario, Canada. - ROBERTSON, John. Mrs. John H. Miller, men Street, Boston, Mass. CHERRETTE, Herbie. Joseph Cherrette, Fort 556 Fifty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. FARM, Edward S. Mrs. Anna Farm, Chero- Kent, Me. ROBERTSON, William D. Mrs. Thiell Rob- kee, Iowa. CHILDERS, John H. Moses P. Childers, Jas- ertson, box 351, Houghton, Mich. FECHT, Harry W. Mrs. Gertrude Fecht, 296 per, Tex, ROFER. William. Mrs. Augusta Rofer, 36 Johnson Avenue, Newark, N. J. CHATr , Elmer. Aurellen Choate, Esther, Grand Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. FPERGUSON, Charles W. Miss Winifred La. Hutchinson, 766 Grand Street, Brooklyn, SITEPARD, Frank. Mrs. Ella Shepard, Roch- CIGNA, Giuseppe. Salvatore Cigna, Riese, ester, Vt. N. Y. GARDNER, Arthur J. Mrs. Ether Porter, Sicial , Italy. SIMMONS, Peter J. Mrs. Mary J. Simmons, box 102, Augiola, Cal. CLARI , Roy H. Thomas J. Clark, box 547, 05 Rathern Street, New Bedford, Mass. GARDNER, William A. Charles Gardner, 33 Christopher, Ill. SIT, Chew Yuen. Chew Lung Doo, 343 Mar- Abbott Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. CLARKE, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke, 358 chessault Street, Los Angeles, Cal. GIAMCASPRO, Joseph. Frank Giameaspro, Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. STACKS, Roy M. Mrs. Mattie Stacks, 7 337 Eighteenth Avenue, Newark, N. J. COHEN, Barnet B. Eley Cohen, 57 Spruce No.th Taylor Street, Gailuesville, Tex. GIBSON, John H. Rufe G. Gibson, R. F. D. Street, Chelsea, Mass. STRICKLER, Herbert II. Mrs. Grace C. 2, Prescott, Ark. COLE, Jesse L. WilJiam Cole, Shirley, Mo. Whiteman, R. F. D. 2, Dpnovan, H. Mrs. 01ie Coley, Fort Ill. GIL, Harold A. Harry Gill, State College, COLEY, Samuel STUTSMAN, Richard L. Robert N. Stutsman, Pa. Gibson, Okla. Santa Rosa, Cal. GILLEY, Roy. Mrs. Charles Gilley, 614 Sixth CONNER, James W. Mrs. Mary Conner, SWAN, John A. Miss Helen Dundon, 225 Avenue, New Westminster, British Colum- It. F. D. 2, Cheney, Kans. West Fourteenth Street, New York, N. Y. bia. CRUMBY, Percy. Charles E. Crumby, 412 SWANSON, Swan Axel. Carl Joseph Carlson, GOTWALT, Robert C. Clarence Gotwalt, Penn Avenue, Vangor, Pa. R. F. D. 1, box 88, Mount Jewett, Pa. Chesaning, Mich. DUANE, Daniel J. Miss Margaret Duane, To SWANSON, 1jlph L. Swan M. Swanson, GOVE, Albert P. T. P. Gove, Alvin, Tex. Park Street, Dorchester, Mass. 25i29 Twenty fifth Avenue, South Minneap- GRABOWSKI, John J. Mrs. Anna Grabow- DUHROCK, Willie. Mrs. Felicen Duhrock, olis. Minn. ski, 402 Park Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. route 2, box 359, Cottonport, La. SZETKOWSKI, Stephen. Mrs. Helen Szet- GRACE, John L. Mrs. Reanas Grace, Weath- FELTON, James P. Mrs. Alford Felton, Ar- kowksi, 119 Fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 0 erford, Tex. mour, S. Dak. TAYLOR, William A. Virgil Taylor, Pay- GRADY, William HI. James Grdy, 351 Jack- FRASHER, Frank F. Mrs. Eva Hemmer, 3 etteville, Ala. son Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. Charles Street, Malone, N. Y. TAYLOR, William E. Russell Taylor, 207 FUCCILLO, Viceent. Mrs. Dissi Fuccillo, Creek Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. GREENSLADE, Victor F. Mrs. Pauline B. 221 Twenty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TURNER, Ed. Sam Turner, Spring Hill, Fla. Greenslade, 511 Kilbourne Street, Bellevue, FUCHS, Alexander H. Mrs. Augusta Fuchs, TURNER, John L. Mrs. Carrie Turner, 124 Ohio. Saddle River Road, Rochelle Park, N. J. Fish Street, Athol, Mass. GRZERGORZEWSKI, Stanley. Mrs. Agnes GALLANT, Joseph A. Miss Ada Gallant, 56 VAN ANTWERP, Edward J. Mrs. Anna Van Grzergorzewski 766 South Front Street, Alebar Street, Charlott&own, Prince Ed- Antwerp, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Philadelphia, Pa. ward Island, Canada. VANDERHOOFT, George. Mrs. Jennie Van- HALL, Glen A. Mrs. Mary Hall, R. F. D. GARZELLONI, Thomas. Mrs. Filamena Gar- derhooft, 722 Garson Avenue, Rochester, 2, Delanson, N. Y. zellou, Amaseno, Rome, Italy. N. Y. HAMILTON, Marida. Mrs. Hannah Hamil- GENEROUS, Louis. Philip Generous, Sellers, WEAVER, Wayne A. Mrs. Nannie C. Weaver, ton, 2958 Walnut Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. La. R F. D. 1, Grassy Creek, N. C. HARRIS, Louis P. Peter Petroulakis, 89 GEORGE, Charles R. Mrs. Sofa George, 1092 WEINSTEIN, Joseph. Frank Weinstein, 181 Lakeside Avenue, Orange, N. J. West Twenty-fourth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Bryant Street, Malden, Mass. HAWKINS, Caleb. Mrs. Jane Hawkins, R. F. GENTILE, John. Fidele Gentile, 222 Wilbur WHITE, Lee B. David A. White, 2381 North . 1. Castlewood, Va. Street, Dunmore, Pa. Sixth Street, Harrisburg, Pa. HENRIOULLE, Lester. Mrs. Helen Hen- GRABB, Otto J. Charles Grabb, 100 Chest- WILLIAMS, Anron. David A. Williams, rioulle, 2328 Maplewood Avenue, Chicago, nut Street, Rochester, N. Y, Greenwood, Ind. Ill. GRAY, Harry F. Harry B. Gray, Des Plaines, WIMS, John J. Mrs. Rose Wims, 83 Amity HILL, Harry V. Mrs. Augusta Hill, 83 Hart Ill. Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Street, Oswego, N. Y. GRIFFIN, Rufus A. J. W. Griffin, Kipena, WRIGHT, Philip S. Amos Wright, 7 Tiber HOGAN, Thomas. Patrick Hogan, 88 Cherry N. C. Way, Marietta, Ohio. Street, Torrington, Conn. HACKMAN, Edward G. Mrs. Elizabeth Hack- SNOW, Thomas F. Mrs. Lilian Snow, 3 Plaza HOLDSCLAW, Lee 0. Harmon C. Holdsclaw, man, 809 Goodwin Street, Peoria, Ill. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stanley, N. C. HAMPTON, Fred. Mrs. Nettie Hampton, BICKSTEIN, Howard. Joseph Bickstein, 101 JOHNSON, David D. Mrs. David W. John- Cartersville, Ill. Powelton Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. son, 42 Dymond Street, Springfield, Mass. HARTMAN, Albert James. Miss May F. BORCHARDT, Max. Mrs. Augusta Borchardt, KERGER, Henry F. Earl R. Kerger, 394 Hartman, 730 East Fifth Street, Alton, Ill. R. F. D. 1, box 146, Oakwood, Wis. Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo, N. Y. HORTER. Peter A. Frank Horter, R. F. D). BUDGE, Charles. Mrs. S. Gillespie, 2742 KIMMEL, Lewis. Henry Kimmel, Mount 1. Conklin, Mich. Wellington Street, Duluth Minn. Oliver Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. HUELSAIAN, Harry Albert. B. J. Inlman, ANDERSON, W1lbert E. harles Anderson, KINGTON, Martin P. Zerilda Kington, El- 4434 Decoursey Avenue, South Covington, Yarna, III. bert, Tex. Ky. BATCHELOR, Hugh M. Hugh M. Batchelor, KIRKHAM, Leon D. James P. Kirkham, HUGHES, Wayne W. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Batchelor, Ind. Farmington, Mass. Hughes, Collegeville, Pa. BAUER, Roy. David Bauer, Cache, Ill. KNIGHT. Orris. Noah Knight, Thompson- BUNDOBLE, Walter E. irs. Caroline BAXTER, James T. Mrs. Earl Harrison, 29 ville, Ill. Becker. R. F. D. 16, Dayton, Ohio. South Altavista Street, Dubuque, Iowa. KOEPSEL, Edward F. Alfret Koepsel, White KOTSAKOS, Nicholas. Jim Geones, 6 South BECKMAN, Oliver. Mrs. Nora Godfrey, 2146 City, Kans. Second Street, Aberdeen, S. Dak. North Fourth Street, Springfield, Mo. KRAIMAN, Morris. Bernard D. Kraiman, 17 KRZB. Paul. Peter Krze. box 941, Ely, Minn. BEAVERS, Arthur S. Tom A. Beavers, R. F. East One hundred and nineteenth Street, LAURETTE, Tony Mrs. Costazo Laurette. D. 6. Hillsboro, Tex. New York, N. Y. 228 York Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BECKER, Joseph A. Mrs. Fannie Becker, 821 LAPRADE, Joseph A. Prosper Laprade, 148 LAWSON, Rollas. Mrs. Mary A. Lawso, East Jersey Street, Elizabeth. N. J. North Street, Danielson, Conn. box 74, Lovington, iII. BECKLIN, Olaf 11. Oscar Becklin, 1024 LAMBERT, Otis. William B. Lambert, R. F. LEE. William P. John l. Lee, R. F. D. to Franklin.Avenue, Seattle, Wash. D, 4, Winfleld, Ala. box 50, McAlester, Okla. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 21, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING P. Mrs. Mary Wade, 87 Ever- CLARK, Archie C. Mrs. Flora Clark, Sanford, LEONARD, Matthew T. Nick Leonard, Ge- WADE, Joseph N. C. noa III. green Street, BayOhae, N. J. WALLACE, Evan. John N. Wallace, 606 eLIFTON, Eugene T. Mrs. Kate Ileck Clif- LEOARD, Michael J. Mrs. Ellen Nestor, ton Lewisville, Ind. Cushing Street, Cambridge Mass. East Masur Street, Guthrie Okla. WALSH, Warren F. Mrs. Be ta Welsh, Nant- CLO GH, Frank E. Mrs. Etta Clough, 859 LETTS, Harold W. Mrs. fLella Letts, Main Chestnut Street, Manchester, N. H. Street, South River, N. T. fain, Pa. W ALTHALL, William J. Role Walthall, CODINGTON Lee A. Charles Codington, LEVY, Mlax. Mrs. Lena Levy, 218 Keap Whitehall, . Y. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Atoka, Okla. Ada L. WEBER, Wilfred. F. W. Weber, 82 Prospect COUGHLIN, Gerard A. *Mrs. Celia McDonald, McDERMOTT, Phillip Losee. Mrs. 9 Oak, Cambridge, Mass. McDermott, 155 Summit Avenue, Summit, Avgnue, Irvington, N. J. N. J. WIL ON, Boy Charles. Mrs. Leah Amanda D'OCCHIO, Luigi. Mrs. Filomena D'Occhio, Shef- Christie, 2738 North Eighth Street, Phila- 582 Madison Street West, New York, N. Y, McGONIGLE, John T. Mrs. William Frank Donna, 3325 East field, 66 Penn Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. delphia, Pa. DONNA, Philip. Mc- WOB S, Albert C. Mrs. Ella Wobst, general Fourteenth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. McGREGOR, John B. Mrs. Katherine Marion J. Dowdy, 230 North Gregor, 21 Sidney Avenue, Rutherford, N. J. delivery, Bassick, Colo. DOWDY, Lewis. MAPP, Lee. Mrs. Julia C. Mapp, 467 Jones BAXTER, Earl ,. Eugene C. Baxter, 3421 Fourth Street, Clinton, Ind. Street Lane, Macon, Ga. Aldrich Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. DOWNING, Lonnie B. Mrs. Nancy Brown, MARTIN, Bruce Xenophon. Miss Jennie Mar- BINGHAM, James G. Henry T. Bingham, Gary, Tex, tin, 003 Sixth Street, Lincoln, Ill. R. F. D. 4, Eupora, Miss. DOYLE, Francis S. James J. Doyle, 351 MATHEWS, Charlie A. Mrs. Mary G. Inn, CHILES, Luther. Mrs. Cynthia Chiles, cor- Charlotte Street, Lancaster Pa Snow Hill, N. C. ner South and Court Streets, Wapakoneta, DRESSEL, Henry. Mrs. Mary A. Dressel, MORRIS, Luther E. Joseph E. Morris, Quit- Ohio. R. F. D. 1, Pedro, Ohio. man, Ark. FOUTZ, John. Mrs. Matilda Foutz, Midland, DYSART, Elmer Elbert. Mrs. Emily Dysart, MULLER, P(Apr N. Nicholas Rimlinger, 243 Md. R. F. D. 4, Station D, Columbus, Ohio. Green Stre'T, Brooklyn, N. Y. HOUSER, Frederick n. Mrs. Rachel Houser, DUKE, James J. James M. Duke, Duke, Ala. NYDLACH, Kasmer. Mrs. Charles Nydlach, 2100 East Eldorado Street, Decatur, Ill. DUNHAM, Philip L. Wright Dunham, Lake- 1627 North Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, HUGHES, Charles J. Mrs. Annie Hughes, Ville, Minn. Ill. 756 St. John Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. ENIRIGHT, Edwin P. John H. Enright, 1439 NANGLE, James G. Mrs. Joseph Nangle, 515 JOHNSON Carl B. Mrs. Emily Johnson, 414 larquette Road, Chicago, Ill. Weet Jefferson Street, Ottawa, III. Spring ivenue, Dubois, Pa. FESMIER, James H. Mrs. Ella Fesmler, NILSON, Henry P. Mrs. Sophia Nilson, Po- KERCHENWITZ, Emil J. Charley Kirchen- 4802 A Street, Philadelphia, Pa. cahontas, Ill. witf, R. F. D. 3, Pulaski, Wis. FESTA, Vito Nicola. Dellisarlo Dopplo, 277 NORRIS, Charles H. Frank Baker, Arlington, LEPARD, Carl Melton, Mdlton Lepard, Fort East One hundred and thirty-ninth Street, Oreg. Worth, Tex. New York, N. Y. NORTH. William E. John T. North, Mount McCALLISTER, Jack 4. Mrs. Margaret Me- FETTERLY, Harold L. Mrs. Mae Wirt, 24 Carroll, Ill. Callister, general delivery, Central City, Parker Avenue, Massena, N. Y. NOWICKI, Gasimir W. Facob Nowicki, 1510 Colo. FUCIX, Anton, Mrs. Anton Faulk, 3147 Dickson Street, Chicago, Ill. McCONNELL, Fred 0. Mrs. Georgia Reno South Crawford Avenue, Chicago, IIl. NUNN, Sam W. Mrs. J. W. Nunn, Colorado, McConnell, 174 Blake Street, Lewiston, Me. FUERST, Samuel. John Fnerst, Tripp, S. Tex. McELROY, Otis. Mrs. Emma B. Dunbar, Dak. NYLANDER, Emil John. frs. Ellma Nylan- Manchester, Ohio.' FULLERTON Joseph C. Mrs, Robert G. der, 319 Houghton Avenue, McKeesport, McGINN, Rupert A. Mrs. Emily McGinn, Spratt, 806 Kingston Avenue, Charlotte, Pa. 1880 Grandville Avenue, Grand Rapids, N. C. PARENTE, Raffaele. Mrs. Maria Levia Fl- Mich. GROAK, Emmett. Mrs. Ellen Groak, 53 Cur- losa, Province Disarurnia, Spingo, Italy. MARTIN,' Herbert E. Price Martin, R. F. D. tis Street, Pittston, Pa. PERRIN, Hpward J. Mrs. Harriet Perrin, 1, B14cksburg, S. C. HANDLEY, Thomas J. Mrs. Mary A. Hand- Osseo, Micha. MOORE, Rense. Mrs. Annie Moore, 1048 ley 7011 Perry Avenue, Chicago, III, PHILLIPS, Russell HI. Joseph J. Phillips, Pennsylvania Avenue, Baltimore, Md. HARTMAN, Emil J. Mrs. Lillian Clark, R F. D. 1 Brainerd, Minn. METZGER, William B. Mrs. Elizabeth D. Coscob Conn PIENTKA, Victor. Stanley Pientka, 1509 Metzger, Louisville, Ohio. HARTMAN, Frank A Mrs. Mary J. Hart- Wentworth Avenue, Chicago Heights, Ill. PAQHANIC, Charles J. Mrs. Agnes Fend, man, 424 St. Mary Atreet, Burlington, N. J. PITTS, Isaac. Mrs. Dora Pitts, R. F. D. 2, 2(35 South Kostner Avenue, Chicago, Ill. HENDRICK, Samuel G. Marvin W. Hendrick, Moultrie, Ga. PALMER, Harry. Walter Palmer, R. F. D. 1728 Bivens Street, Lakewood Park, Dur- PLOPPER, John P. Mrs. Ida Plopper, R. F. 3Antioch, Il ham, N. C. D. 1, Brewerton, N. Y. PATORE, Michele, Mrs. Angela Pastore, 70 IOPPES, Somey. Mrs. M. H. Hoppes, Alta- POTESTIO, John. Mrs. Mary Potestio, Co- Ridge Street, Providence, R. I. pass, N. C. senca, Grimaldi, Italy. PLOWMAN, Richard N. James P. Plowman, HUMMER, Joseph Hartman. Mrs. Emma RECANT, Borich. Mrs. Borich Recant, Sled- R. F. B. 3, Reform, Ala. Margaret Hummer, 615 Avenue E, River- lec, Russian Poland. PRIOR, Louis Aloysieus. Mrs. Catherine Good- side, Pa. REYNOLDS, Neal C. James P. Reynolds, lag Foster, 68S Washington Street, Brook- IRELAND, David G. Mrs. Jessie Ireland, Lodi, Wis. line, Mass, Simms Mont BIKER, Charles EH. Mrs. Frances Flandreau, RICHMOND, Arlington L. Mrs. Daisy Rich- IRVIN, Earl. Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, Martins 404 Riverdale Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. mond, 118 Collins Street, Dunmorq, Pa. Ferry, Ohio. RIVERA Emilliano. Altura Martinaz, 215 RHODES, Robert Kachline. Mrs. Aaron JOHNSON, Erland. Axel Carlson, Eagle East bne hundred and thirteenth Street, Rhodes, 137 Park Avenue, Phillipsburg, fliver, Wis, New York, N. Y. N. J. KELLY, Aubrey F. Mrs. Mattino J. Kelly,- RIVERA, Rafael A. Mrs. Anita Rivera, San TUCKER, Nathaniel W. Mrs. Mattle Tucker, Ferris, Tex. Fernando, Cal. Norlina, N. C. KELLY, Bernard G. Thomas Kelly, 724 Vin- ROB, Millard J. Mrs. Myrtle Roe, U. F. D. WAHL, Harry G. Mrs. Catharine Wahl, 748 'ton Street, Waterloo Iowa. 1, Martha, Wayne County, W. Va. Harrison Street, Defiance, Ohio. KEPHART, Guy S. Frank M. Keplart, Pa- RQSENBAUM, Guy A. Mrs. Abble J. Rosen- WASSERMAN, Charles. Mrs. Fanny Wasser- cii Junction. Iowa, baum, Graham, Va, man, 214 East Johnson Avenue, Dayton, KESNER, Louis H1. Louis Kesner, Marino, SEIDEL, William P. John T. Seidel, 554 Ohio. Ill. Grant Street, Akron, Ohio,' CHINERY, Benjamin H. Mrs. Julia Chinery, KILPATRICK, Alex. John Goodwin, 541 SHAW, Walter B. Mrs. Edith Shaw, North 84 Cambridge Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Chain Street, Norristown, Pa. Pearl Street, North East, Pa. HARTER, Fred L. Mrs. Jacob Harter, general KIMBALL, William D. Mrs. Jennie Kimball, SHOOK, Hoyle H. James D. Shook, Matney,. delivery, St. John, Kans. Lunenburg, Vt. N. C. KANE, James P. Mrs. Bridget Kane, 222 KINLOCK, Ray S. Mrs. Ray S. Kinlock, 258 Mass. SILK, Abraham. Mrs. Bertha Lavine, 814 Oakland Street, Springfield, Westervelt Avenue, New Brighton, N. Y. KAPLAN, Louis. Isaac Kaplan, 29 Market KOR, George Gordon. Mrs. Sophia Kohr, Winton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. N. Y. SNYDER, Henry Harmon. Mrs. Minne Sny- Street, New York, ,Pa. der, 10 South Reid Street, Elizabeth, N. J. LAMONTE, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Lamonte, KRAZ, DanieL Miss May Schwinger, 501 466 East Drihker Street, Dunmore, Pa. West Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md. STAHLY, Alfred. Mrs. Mary Stably, South- Degreci, Pal- ampton, Mass. SPATA, Gio. Vido Spata, Piano KRATZ, John F. Miss May Schwinger, 561 STALLINGS, William E. Thomas H. Stallings, ermo, Sicily, Italy. West Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md. WIXSON, Nelson D. Mrs. Rose Belver, 1526 Ernest J. August Kruse, 4914 By- 202 Thirteenth Avenue, North Nashville, Mich. KIEISE, Tenn. Bailey Street, Lansing, ren Street, Chicago, Ill. TACKEITT, Bud. Henry Tackett, Texanna, ALLEN, Wade Haskel. Mrs. Vera B. Allen, KITBERA. Frank. Mrs. Clara Kedicreki, 4070 Illiopolis, Ill. East One hundred and twenty-seventh Okla. Mary Attarlan, 88 TARASAR, Andrew J. Miss Annie Krukew- ATTARIAN, Sarkis. Mrs. Street, Cleveland. Ohio. Pa. Prospect Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Fannie Buekman, 610 ski 131 Belmont Street, Throop, Eunice V. Besse, LEVINE, Harry. TAYL OR, Charles W. Mrs. Susan Taylor, BESSE, Joseph D,, Jr. Mrs. North Bond Street, Baltimore. Md. East Wareham, Mass. Weinstein, 1420 1049 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Belanger, LEVY, Michael. Isadore TAYLOR, John. William B. Taylor, Vinita, BILANGER, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Forty-third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Baltimore Avenue, Warren, R. . MAcKENZIE, Thomas G. Mrs. A. McKenzie, Okla. 4625 Sta- TAYLOR, John J. Joe C. Schallen, Havelock, BIRD, George. William II. Bird, 11144 Vernon Avenue, Pullman, Chicago, Iowa. tion Avenue, Norwood, Ohio. Ill. BIRD, Harless Parmer. McDonald Bird, TEGEN, Aksel. Casper Tegen, 113 South St. MADDEN, Michael. Mrs. Katherine Welsh, Louis Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Bartlett, Mo. BOATMAN Gall W. Henry W. Boatman, 9411 Elizabeth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. TERRY, Robert. Mrs. Lethia B. Smith, 102 McBRIDE, Walter B., Jr. Walter B. McBride, Patapsco Avenue, Pimlico, Md. Gravity Iowa. BRYAN, Walter H. James F. Bryan, 1046 248 South Fifty-second Street, West Phila- TUCKER. Ray. Mrs. Fannie Tucker, Road- delphla, Pa. house, Ill. Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BURK, Charles J. Mrs. Mary J. Burk, R. F. McCONNELL, George Q. Mrs. Mary McCon- VEREMYZKI, Nick. Mrs. Warnbara Vere- nell, Llnscott, Nebr. miyzki, Radum Minsk, Russia. D. 1, DuncansvIlle, Pa. CASE, Charles B. Mrs. William 0. Case, McINERNBY, John J. Mrs. Bridget Melner- ,VOLPE, Pasquale. Crisenco Delongit, box nay, 112 Clover Street, Niles, Ohio. 11. Sparkill, N. Y. North Girard, Pa. Andrew J. Mrs. Mary Clark, 47 Sea McKINNAN, Guy B. William E. McKinnan, VONESII, John. Mrs. Emily Yonesh, 1141 CLARK, sr., Van Vleet, Miss. East Grand Avenue, Beloit, Wis. Street, Moosie, Pa. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING McKEON, Frank X. Thomas F. McKeon, 182 SERGANTS. WILLIAMS Thomas A. Mrs. Elizabeth Wil- Gleane Street, Elurst, Long Island, N. Y liams, 1i13 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, BROWN, Joshua D. Mrs. Bertha Brown, 897 N. MeiLLAN, James. James Richard MIMil- Washington Street, Hagerstown, Md. Y. lan, I. F. D. 2, Glasgow, Mo. CATLIN, Leslie H. Lynwood Judson Catlin, WRIGHT, Morris E. Mrs. Alice E. Wright, MAUL, lenry C. Mrs. P. Maul, 518 Central 21 Pittsburgh Street, Mars, Pa. Mount Pleasant, Ohio. Avenue, Alton, Ill. CHAMBERLAIN, Albert E. Harmon B. Cham- MUSICIAN. MA YES, Ivan S. William E. Mayes, R. F. D. berlain. Necedah, Wis. d, Oxford, N. C. DEGIIERI, Bernard M. Mrs. Thressa Deg- DONHAM, Fay M. John G. A. Donham, MEEK, Elmer E. Mrt Sarah J. Meek, Boll- ,ori, 108 Grand Street, Jersey City, N. J. 600 Market Street, Fairmont, W. Va. - var. Ohio. DOWNEY, Dcnnis. Mrs. Annie Downey, 277 ' MECHANIC. IETCALF, Tom. Henry Metcalf, Lockhart, Oak Street, Lawrence, Mass. S. C. GREENE, lorace D. Mrs. Effie Greene, HARTSHORN, Ray. Mrs. Nettle Hartshorn, MILLER, Okey Lee. Mrs. Sarah E. Miller, Mountain Ash, Ky. Falfurriag, Tex. Marcus, W. Va, HUDDLESTON, George R. Oscar E. Hud- WAGONERS. MIXIER, Benedict. Louis 0. Mixier, 1301 dleston, R. . D. 2, Joplin, Mo. Seminary Street, Rockford, Ill. LOCKE, Orville M. Buck Logan, Hurley, HORTON, Bach Noff. Robert M. Horton, MOSES, Ienry C. Mrs. Andrena Moses, Mo. McMinnville, Tenn. Sumter. S. C. MYERS, Roy G. Christian E. Myers, Tecum- HANCOCK, Harry. Miss Mary Hancock, MUELLER, Frederick 0. Gotthilf Mueller, seh, Okla. R. F. D. 1, East Windsor Township, N. J. 963 Twenty-third Street, Milwaukee, Wis. MICKELSON, Carl J. A. A. Mickelson, Black COOK. MULLER, Lawrence J. Mrs. Katherine Mul- Earth, Wis. leir, Potosi, Wis. RODGERS, James M., Jr. J. M. Rodgers, VICK, Ben S. Ansli B. Vick, Nashville, N. C. NAPPENBACH, Martin J. Mrs. Bertha Nap- sr., Charles Street, Wellsburg, W. Va. PrIvATrM. 0 uenbach, 1017 Moore Street, Toledo Ohio. STONEBURNER, Samuel. Thomas R. Stone- NARANJO, Francisco. Miss Maria Naranjo, burner, R. F. D. 2, Arlington, Va. CHINN, John H. John H. Chinn, 3442 Main Soccorro. N. Mex. SMITH, John W. Mrs. John W. Smith, 534 Street, Jackson, Cal. NEWMEYER, Gus. Mrs. Eva Newmeyer, Brown Avenue, Hagerstown, Md- COATS, John A. Mrs. Martha T. Coats, Council Hill, Okla. SWANSON, Harold V. Frank W. Swanson, Parsons Tenn OPFAR, Howard C. Mrs. Fannie S. Opfar, 3512 Seward Street, Omaha, Nebr. CRAFT, 3Aarvin C. Ferry Craft, Oakland Fayette City, Pa. WEST, Charles J. Mrs. Isabell West, 108 Avenue, Altonpark, Tenn. PERRIN, Thomas .1. Mrs. Anna Tuttles, 180 Warren Street, Hudson N Y. CREWS, Lewis A. Mrs. Eliza Crews, It. F. D. YEARY, James A. -Mrs. amnes A. Yeary, Big 6, Oxford, N. C. Pank Street, Newark, N. J. DAVIS, Sidney J. T. Charles J. Davis, Bath, PRICE, T. S. Mrs. Enia Price, R. F. D. 4, Stone Gap, Va. England. o Seneca, S. C. CORPORALS. DICILLO, Peter A. Mrs. Mary P. Dicillo, ROE, Floyd S. Thomas P. Roe, R. F. D. 7, 12207 Mayfield Road, Cleveland. Ohio. Butler Pa. BALDWIN, Alexander V. Mrs. Beulah Bald- DIMIZIO, Vincenzo. Luigi Dimizio, Colonello ROHWELIER, Randolph . Mrs. Emma Roh- win, 115 Railroad Street, Carnegie, Pa. Teramo, Province of Abruzzi, Italy. weller, W1'ahpeton, N. Dak. BARNHILL, Clifford R. Mrs. Josephine B. ERILEITER, Frederick. Mrs. Elizabeth Eh- RESS, Joseph J. Miss Margaret V. Ross, Barnhill, Great Falls, Mqnt. leiter, 02 Stagg Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Rozeliville, Wis. BARRETT, Brooks. Thomas S. Barrett, Bel- FADDIS, Walter Harlan. Mrs. Lille Faddis, SCHARF, Charles W. Mrs. Josephine Moun- ington, W. Va. 238 Hall Street, Phoenixville, Pa. ulettzz, Lindenhurat, N. Y. BIERER, Robert W. Mrs. William H. Bierer, FANON, John. Mrs. Josephine Fanon, R. F. SHAW, Roy Y. June S. Shaw, 'New Hope 31 Middle Street. Uniontown, Pa. B. 2, GreenvIlle, Tenn. endemy, N. C. BILLINGHURST, Elmer. Mrs. Margaret Bil- FERGUSON, William B. Benjamin B. Fergu- BHEPPERD. Robert S. Miss Rhoda Shep- linghurst, 3411 Gamble Avenue, Cheviot, son. Star Route, Butler, Pa. - perd, Colorado City, Tex. Ohio. FILLIPPI, Egino. Mrs. Anna Ffllippi, Boz- SIMOUNET. Eugene C. Mrs. Lillie Simounet, BIRIINGHAM, James Joseph. Mrs. Anna mano, Italy. 2121 Emmons Avenue, Sheepshead Bay, Birmingham, 215 Carson Street, Pittsburgh, FINNIGAN. John. John Flnnigan 323 East N. Y. Pa. Twenty-sixth Street, New York, Ii. Y. SIMPSON, Guy L. Mrs. Edith Barryman, BROWN, Ira. William H. Brown, box 110F, FISHER, Harry J. Mrs. Ellen Fisher, 1610 Kent, Wash. San Antonio, Tex. Ogden Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SONS. Robert. Mrs. Maud Sons, 1243 CIEWNING Harry Magruder. Mrs. Harry GARNER, Stanley S. William Garner, 2708 Elibth Street, Lorain, Ohio. M. Chevning, 120 Walnut Street, Norfolk, West Avenue, Newport News, Va. SPE, Robert II. Mrs. Manda Stamm, R. F. Va. HAISLIP, Harry F. Mrs. Rosa Iaislip, 404 D. 1 Wernersville,. Berks County, Pa. DAVIS, John. Mrs. Fannie Sue Davis, Chat- Henderson Street, Baltimore, Md. SPINNER. Adlore. Mrs. William Spinner, 33 ham1 Va HAMMERL Frank Xavier. Joseph Bohm West Street. Malone. N. Y. DOW, Y, William J. Mrs. Margaret Dun- BrunsWick Garden, Old Bridge, N. J. STANCL, Frank, Jr. Frank Stand, sr., 1439 fort, 22 North Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. HIRE, Frank T. Charles Hire, 1018 Jenks Fond du Lac Avenue, Milwaukee. Wis. FULLER, Doyle L. J. H. Fuller, 1405 Mon- Street, St. Paul, Minn. STEELE. William. Mrs. Mary Steele, Oglesby, roe Street, Toledo, Ohio. HORTON, Henry W. Mrs. TI. B. Horton, La Salle County, Ill. FULLENWIDER, Frank F. Mrs. Clara H. 1014 Seventh Street, Des Moines, Iowa. STEPNIAK, George J. Mrs. Mary Stepnak, Fullenwider, 4008 Maine Avenue, Forest HULSEY, Ira S. Charles S. Hulsey, Grove, .S6 Mitchell Avenue Detroit. Mich. Park, Baltimore, Md. Okla. SWANGER. Coyne. Afrs. Rebecca C. Swanger, FUSCO, Pasquale. Joseph C. Fusco, 633 LAMON, William F. Ruben C. Belton, 800 Sbiloh. Ohio. South High Street, North Braddock, Pa. Mansion Street, Bristol, Pa. TAYLOR George. Harrison R. Taylor, Ala- GUISEFFI, Jerome. Vincent Gulseffi, 45 LYPINSKY, John. Stanley Voul, 181 Vour- bama Ofty, Ala. Martha Place, Passaic, N. J. teenth Street, Jersey City, N. J. THOMPSON, William E. 3i5. Florence GREEN, Homer W. Mrs. Myrtle Green, 21 McCANN. Joseph J. Mrs. Sarah McCann, 'bomp-n. 4141 Nelson Street. Roanoke. Va. West Walnut Street, Lodi, Cal. 2081I West Oxford Street. Philadelphia. Pa. THORNTON, George F. Mrs. Mary Thornton, HOOPER, Pearley T. Mrs. Mary B. Hooper, McLEROY, Thomas A. Gustie A. McLeroy, 211 South Cicero Avenue, Chtcago. Ill. R. F. D. 5, Zanesville, Ohio. Jreffrson, Tex. TROXEL. Clyde H. Mrs. Daisy D. Ward, KELLOGG, Frederic H. Frederic H. Kellogg, MoVEY, James K. Mrs. James R. McVey, 6 Iloopeston. Ill. 301 South G Street, Tulare, Cal. East Street. West Point, Miss. TiCKEIR, Franklin P. Enoch F. Tucker, R. KENNEDY, Walter W. Mrs. Mamie C. Ken- MADDOX, John W. John S. Maddox, R. F. F. D. 1, box 5. Counce, Tenn. nedy, 4024 St. Elmo Avenue, St. Elmo, D. 5, Denison. Tex. TURZITTE. Reco. John Montaire, 163 Hu- Tenn. MAGEE, Edwin W. Mrs. Margaret Magee, ran Street, Milwaukee, Wis. KIRKMAN, Kirby N. James A. Kirkman, R. 105 Union Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. TURKOFSKI John. Mrs. Clara Turkofski, F. D. 1, Greensboro, N. C. l MARSICO. Charles. Sam Marsico. care of 516 East Main Street, Waukesha, Wis. KRIEGER, Leo S. Mrs. V. J. Krieger, Lan- Pietro Ingunrano, Provincia Closenza, Italy. TURNQUIST, Alfred. Mrs. Josephine Turn- sing, Iowa. MIDDLETON, John E. Mrs. T. Middleton, quist, R. F. D. 4. Scranton, Kans. LEWIS, Edward T. Mitchell Lewis, Rains- Zwoule. la. VANDEWATER, Edward W. Mrs. Edward A. wood, Va. MILKEWICZ. Joseph. John Sultonez, 213 Vandewater, 341 Vincent Avenue, Lynbrook, McCANN, George. Mrs. Mary McCann Iluddy, Ccnter Street, Nanticoke, Pa. N. Y. 79 Maryland Street, Wheeling, W. Va. MOTilERSHED, Jesse J. Mrs. Francis H. Thurman, R. F. D. 2, box VARGIN, Tohn M Angelo Padden, 1235 McGUIRE, Michael J. Mrs. Alice H. McGuire, 27, Lake City, lowell Street. San Francisco, Cal. Old Frederick Road, near Roland Road, Ca- Ark. WALKER, William. Mrs. Mary Walker, tonsville, Md. MOTLEY. Lincey J. Mrs. Exisie Moticy, 1222 lloutzdale. Pa. MORRIS, Erwin. Mrs. Ernestine Morris, 47 Sr cond Street. Danville, Va. East Eighty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. NORTON. John E. Mrs. Lucy Norton, Elk WALL, William H. John Wall. Tenally, N. .. MYERS. Lawrence J. Vincent Myers, 405 Point. S. Dak. WARD. Philip A Charles E. Ward, 424 Carlisle Street, Hanover, la. NORWOODI, Olin Neshit. Hugh A. Norwood, TI'rtv-sixth Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. PADIIK, Walter Jewell. R. J. Padrick, R. if. F. 1). 18, Matthews, N. C. WATERS. Herbert F. Frank Waters. 113 F. 1). 2, Wilmington, N. C. NOVAK. Peter 1. Mrs. Mary Novak, 337 South Ellwood Avenue. Baltimore, Md. PALMER, William R. Mrs. Susie Palmer, Lynch Street. Olyphaut, Pa. - WILBUR, Jobe. Miss Effice Reed, Oxford, Lake Cormorant. Miss. NI ZLrMI. Perry C. 31ashack Nuzum, R. F. D. N. Y. PEPPINGIIAUS. William E. Mrs. Sadie Pep- 2. Shinnston. W. Va. WILLIAMS, Hays. Mrm. Ellen Williams, pinghaus. 13 Thomas Street, Paterson. N. J. PRITCHETT. William T. D. J. Pritchett, Perryman, Md. ROWAN, Robert P. Mr<. Calvin D. Rowau, Myrtle, Ala. R. F. D. 1. Greenville, Va. SCIDllTZ. Joseph John. Mrs. Dora Schmitz, Wounded Slightly. SEELY, Fulton F. Mrs. Benjamin F. Seely, 12.3 McDougal Street, Brocklyn, N. Y. LIEUTENANTS. Fullerton, Nebr. SCHNEIDER, Walter L. Laurence Schneider, SEFFL, Joseph F. John Seffil, S032 Balti- - R. F. D. 1, Pib Lake, Wis. HUDDLESTON, Gustaf A. Mrs. G. A. Hud- more Avenue, Chicago, Ill. SCHRUPP. Clarence F. Jfacob Schrupp, dileaton, Greenville, Ga. WELLS Mervin. Bert Welel, Steele, Mo. Swanville, Minn. LILLEY, Mervyn E. Mrs. M. E. Lilley, 156 WILLIAMS, Chester. Mrs. Catherine G. SCITULTZ. Augurst. William Schultz, North Hutchinson Street, Montreal, Canada. Williams, general delivery, Giles, W. Va. Escanaba, Mich. WELLING, lank. . H. Welling, 440 Ruth- WILLIAMS. John. Mrs. Theresa Rausch, SCOTT, William C. James Scott, Fairfield, erford Avenue, Trenton, N. J. 116 Bloomefield Street, Hoboken, N. J. Ale. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SHEPOS, Andrew H. Mrs. Eizabeth Shepos. HAWN, Chalmers Jackson. Mrs. Landis WOODWARD, Ralph F. Mrs. Carrie S. Wood- 227 Hall Street, Bridgewell, Pa. Hawn, 504 Thirteenth Street, Huntingdon, ward, 9 Gray Street, Nashua, N. H. SWAIN, Leamou H. Benjamin F. Swain, 54 Pa. WORTMA14, Amos. David Wortman, Casar, North Thirteenth Street, Kenmore, Ohio. HENNINGTON, Audie L. Alonzo Q. Henning- N. C. SWEET. Emmet. Lewis T. Snell, box 170, ton, Gageby, Tex. WREYFORD, William C. Josephine Wrey- Northrille, N. Y. HICKS, Robert. Join D. Hicks. Susie, Ky. . ford, box 15, Broken Bow, Okla. TOMBELL, Joseph. Guy Tombuell, 1131 HOGERT, Herman A. Mrs. Catherine Ilogert, WYATT James Mrs. Rutha Wyatt, Wag- North Ninth Street, St. Louis, Mo. 89 Hale Street, Detroit, Mich. oner, 14. C. T 'FRNER, Robert C. Mrs. Mammie Turner, HOUGHTON, Charles E. Mrs. Anna Hough- AITIN, Harry K. 'Mrs. M. R. Austin, 513 . F. D. 1 box 21, Greenway, Ark. ton. R. F. D. 4, Erie, Kans. Thirty-first Street, Newport News, Va. WAGNER, Louis C. Mrs. Mary Veronika, HOUSTON, Elmer J. Mrs. Elizabeth Hous- DALASAVAGE, Stanley. John Shergalis, 291 5:1 Sedon Avenue, North Braddock, Pa. ton, 450 Avenue A, Schenectady, N. Y. Sheridan Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WIEMAN, Ellis W. Mrs. Sarah Updogrove, HUGGINS. Joseph. Lucius luggins, R. F. BELLES, William S. Bruce Belles, R. F. D. 701 Pearl Street, Camden, N. J. D. 3. Darlington, S. C. 1. Shickshinny, Pa. WOODEN, Joseph B. John Wooden, 271 KELLY, William J. Michael J. Kelly, Lake- BEST, Earl P. Charles H. Best, Bogard, Mo. Wall Street, Winona, Minn. ville. Minn. BONEY, James J. Mrs. Kate Boney, 783 PRIVATES. KLAIS Frank. Mrs. Katherine Klaus, 1137 Eleventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. Bolton Street, Baltimore, Md. BRADY, Benjamin F. Mrs. Mary Brady, ANDREWS, Joeph. Frank Andrews, 517 KNOTT, Elmer R. Mrs. Jennie Knott, Nelsonville, Ohio. South Third Street, Center Ridge, Ark. Granby. Conn. BRALLEY, Joseph S. Sam G. Bralley, Austin- BANNON, Raymond P. Joseph Bannon, 169 KONfINSK. Edward. Mrs. Mary Komnlski, ville Va. Wolecoite Street, New Haven, Conn. 3547 South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, BRANbON, John Francis. Christopher Bran- BE.ANBLOSSOM, Andrew A. Abe Beanblos- Ill. don Emmett, Mich. som. R. F. D. 2, Manchport, Ind. BRASh, BEAVER, John Jr. John Beaver, 119 Fac- LANE, Mabron A. A. S. Lane, Antioch. Tenn. Tomy. Ralph Brash, R. F. D. 1, tory Street Jersey City, N. J. LATANT, James C. Mrs. Marie Clara Beau- Creekside, Pa. BEAVERS, din. 211 Sonth Second Street. Fulton, N. Y. BRAUSSEAUX, Peter N. Mrs. Dufresne, 595 bentley. Mrs. Jesse Beavers, LATOTTRELLE, Louis. Mrs. .TAlia Latourelle, Weeden Street, Pawtucket, R. 1. Sterling, Va. 1101 Meladrum Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BRAZEROL, John Joseph. Mrs. Mary BELL, Leonard E. David W. Bell, Fort LAWRENCE. Walter D. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Brazerol, 1214 V Street East, Washington, Payne, Ala. D. C. Boggs, Lawrence, R. F. D. 1, hox 17, Lynchburg, D0UG'8, Francis C. Mrs. Lillie M. Va. BUTSHBY, Sam H. Richard D. Busby, Altus, Clayton, N. Mex. Okla. BOWEN, Clarence P. Mrs. Rosie Bowen, LAYNE, Owen B. Allen Layne, Brentwood, SIt. F. D. 1. Whiteville N C. Tenn. CASE, Forest. Guy Case, R. F. D. 1, Girard, BOWIN, William E. s\rs. India Spitcher, LEE. Robert E. William Francis Lee, Bostic, Pa. evay, Ind. N C. CHAPPELL, George G. William Chappell, BOYIKTT, William M. Mrs. Mattie A. Boyett, MeRACITERN, .Tohn C. Miss Lane McEach- Andersonville, Va. Milam, Tex. ern, Amherst, Nova Scotia. CHIOTTI Joe. Mrs. Anna Chiotti, Province BROCK, William T. James T. Brock, Farner, McGEE, John Robert. Mrs. Mary McGee, Cuneo, MJa Ve Per Valmala, Rora, Italy. Tenn. 2947 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. COCUZZI, Giuseppe. Mrs. Magdolena Cocuzzi, BROOKS, Albert M. Mrs. Rosa Carsey, Long- MAYES, Charles R. Ben Clem Mayes, 605 Colli Province, Rome, Italy. 'tr th, Ohio. Pulliam Street, San Angelo, Tex. CONWAY, Patrick. Mrs. Mary Walsh, 47 BRT NNER, Sam. Adolph Brunner, Bern, PFItRETTI, Glaeomo R. Mrs. Rose Perretti, West Street, Portsmouth, N. H. Kans. 911 Roosevelt Street. New York, N. Y. CROSS, Walter. John Cross, Sharon, Tenn. COLTERYAHN, Edward T. August Colter- POWELL, Josenbus. Levean Powell, R. F. D. CROTTS, Sam C. Willie Crotts, Pyburns, yahn, 528 Eighth Avenue, Munhall, Pa. 6. Pnlaski, Tern. Tenn. CREASY, Loyd B. Robert A. Creasy, Nahor, PTTITT, Jim. Peter Pruitt. Concord. N. C. CROWLEY, Michael E. John D. Crowley, PUCELLA, Andrew R. Peter Pucella, 128 Lewistown, Mont. 1AINIEL, Jim. Mrs. Mary Blount, Green- Caroline Street, Derby, Conn. CULVER, Linwood T. Mrs. Nellie A. Culver, ville. N. C. PTYPAR. John G. Mrs. L. A. Puyear, Como, 16 William Street Williamsburg, Mass. DOSS. Olin E. Oscar S. Doss, R. F. D. 1, Tex. CURRAN, Joseph. Mirs. Bridget Curran, 638 Piennington Gap, Va. RIDLON. Ernest .J. Thomas P. Ridlon, box ('hester Avenue, East Liverpool, Ohio. DUBY, Clifford B. Adolphus Duby, bobbins, 227. Fryabure, Me. CUSHING, George 0. James W. Cushing, N. . RINGSTAFF, Matt L. Robert Ringstaff, Aus- route 1, Dubuque, Iowa. DUXPHY, James. Mrs. Sarah Dunphy, 132 tin, Tex. DALE, John E. John H. Dale, Pulaskil Va. Ranolph Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. ROBERTSON, Peter. Mrs. Mary Robertson, EDDINS, Enoch. Evans Eddins, R, F. D. 5, DERIBEN, Craig R. Mrs. Sarahann Carter, 272 Lincoln Avenue. Yonngstown, Ohio. Shelby N C. R. F. D. 3, Kingsbelton, Ohio. ROBINSON, Zeddle W. Mrs. Sallie E. Rob- FORD, (eorge D. Mrs. Jennie V. Wastler, FAKES, Henry C. Mrs. Elizabeth L. Fakes, inson, 4250 Randolph Street, Los Angeles, R. F. D. 3, Frederick, Md. 2421 Maple Street, Lebanon. Tenn. Cal. GIROUX, Joseph T. Mrs. Eugene Giroux, 11 PARRELL, William E. Mrs. Amy Farrell, ROMANFT.LI, Michaelsgelo. Angelo Doyu- Gregg Street, Trumansburg, N. Y. 14 Wallace Street, Providence, R. I. bin, 3 Newell Place, Waterbury, Conn. GREIG, Walter William. Mrs. Elizabeth FEi. X, Edward. Mrs. Augusta Felax, 54 ROWF. Clyde. Mrs. Etta B. Rowe, R. F. D. Greig, 719 Cayuga Street, Iron River, Mich. Aindt Street, Detroit, Mich. 2. Williamsport, Md. HANSON. Andrew. Peter Hanson, R. F. D. PELLNER, Albert W. Mrs. A. Fellner, 7321 SEELEY. Ernest G. John Seeley, Roberts- 4, Farmington, Minn. Fourth Street, Portland, Oreg. town. Me. HILTON, Burnie. Truman L. Hilton, Eliza- FILLAUS. Joseph F. Anton Fillaus, Scot- SHOEMAKER, Charles H. Mrs. Tenny Shoe- bothton, Tenn. land. S. Dak. mzker, 319 North Orane Street, Media, Pa. HOY, Basil B. James A. Hoy, Humboldt, FINCH. Julius I. Mrs. Annie Finch, Ha- SMITH, Robert. Mrs. Edna Smith, Soddy. Nebr. Tenn. wardon. Iowa. HUFFMAN, Daniel. Mrs. George A. Huffma, FINNIGAN, Patrick J. Mrs. Alice M. Final- SMITH, Wilson D. Wilson L. Smith, 28 Do- Okla. *Pnnus Avrne, Ridgewood. N. .T. New Kirk, -an. 92 Palm Street, Nashua, N. II. JACKSON, Clarence H. John R. Jackson, FITZPATRICK, James P. Miss Mary Fitz- SPILLARq. Clarence Howall. Samuel Spil- 510 North Thirty-first Street, 'tichmond, patrick, 21 Washington Avenue, Newark, lars. R. F. D 3. Tv Ty. Ga. Va. N. J. STEIDEN. Herman W. Mrs. F. Steiden, 33 FOX, George A. Fred C. Fox, St. Charles, South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. KLICKERT, Arthur John. Mrs. Alice Klic- STEVENS. William P. Mrs. Marion Newell, kert, 21 Norwich Street, Newark, N. J. Minn. W. Mrs. Mary Lanham, R. FtUl HS, Max. William Fuchs, 1638 Madison North Newcastle. Me. LANIAM Robert Avenue, New York, N. Y. STILER. Lester. Mrs. Cora Stiles, R. F. D. r. D. 6, Dalton. Ga FFCrlSGRUBER, Raymond M. Mrs. Mable 3. Benton Harbor, Mich. LYONS, Richard E. Mrs. Rosa Swenger, 229 Fuchsgruber, 115 First Street, Neenah, Wis. STONE. Frank M. Belle Atkins, R. F. D. 2, West Simpson Street Mechanicsburg, Ia. FURCO. Alfonso. Mrs. Lena Furco, 151s Livermore. Pa. McGENIGLE, James Hl. Mrs. Nellie M. Chrystie Street, New York, N. Y. SWINEY. Alex. Mrs. Jane Swiney, R. F. D. Smith. 142 Laurel Street, Melrose, Mass. FTHREELLE, - Frank J. Anthony Furrelle, - 2 Emmett. Tenn. McGOVERN, Robert Edward. Charles Stans- 3'14 East One hundred and eighteenth TADLOCK, Thomas R. Victor F. Viera, Es- laus McGovern, 39 East Cumberland Street, Street, New York, N. Y. parto, Cal. Lebanon, Pa. GENTZ, Edward G. August G. Gents, Line- THOMPSON. Martin T. Mrs. Anna Thomp- McGOVERN. Patrick. Frang McGovern, 431 bore, Md. son. Ayrshire, Iowa. East Thirty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. GILIrRT, George P. Mrs. Harry Gilbert, TO7IN, Frank P. Mrs. Maly Tobin, 5140 McMANIUS, bed Edward. E. McMa nus, Wo- Tabor, Iowa. Marion Street, Philadelphia. Pa. . burn, Mass. G IIGAN. Peter. Mrs. Olga Salatjilan, 375 TODD. Moses. Charlie R. Todd, R . F. D. 1, MADERE, John. Miss Maria Madere. 578 Paufl Street. Paterson, N. J. Mid'ilesex. N. C Fifteenth Street, West New York, N. T. GOPLOVE, Cleal. Isaac S. Godlove, War- - TRONCONE. William. Florie Tronceone, 815 MEIXNER, Arthur. Mrs. Christeliet Meixner, denaville, W. Va. Nauth Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. 534 Van Vorst Place, Union Hill, N. J. GOEDEKE, Henry T. August Goedeke, 232 WALKER William L. Samuel P. Walker, MERRITT, David D. Ben Merritt, Mowata, Court Street, Newark. N. J. - Bona. Gloucester County, Va. La HA LD, Marinus. Fred J. Miller, Buchanan, WANDOW. Theodore E. Mrs. Francis Wan- MOORE, Walter J. Mrs. Francis C. Moore, 3 N. Dak. dow .3535 Powers St., New York, N. Y. Lowry Street, Henderson, N. C. HAllUR. Andrew. Mrs. Bessie McGee, 1n WANKEL, Herman R Mrs. Ida Wankel, R. MOORE, William Ht. Mrs. Eliza J. Moore, R. Flo= Street. Nashville, Tenn. F D. 1. box 169. Memphis, Tena. F. D. 2, Blountsville, Ala. H). TIPTON. William 0. David Hampton, WARD, William. Leroy Baker, R. F. D. 4, MULLER, John. Miss Elsie Keler, 526 Ham- Tollesboro, Ky. Anderson. Ind. ilton Street, Toledo, Ohio. HARRIS. Ira. Mrs. Patsy Harris, R. F. D.. WASSON, Elmer E. John Wasson, 242 Sugar MURPHY. Daniel B. John Murphy, 461 1. Stoneboro, S. C. Street, East Liverpool, Ohio. Division Street, Fall River, Mass. IIA1111, Ligonre S. Edward Harris, Trent, WENK. Frank A. Mrs. Catherine Wenk, 82 MUSANTE, August J. Mrs. Victoria Mu- S. Dak. Elliett Avenue, Yonkers. N. Y. sante, 104 Madison Street, Oneida, N. Y. ILAR11m. Whitney. Mrs. Jessie Campbell, WECTITER, Louis. Mrs. Fanny Weehter, MYER, Karl. Mrs. Lillian Hanlin, 2616 2(140 Park Avenue, Chicago. 111. 1122 Kelly Street. New York. N. Y. Franklin Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. HATFIELD, Joel J. Stephen E. Hatfield, 411 WHITE, Earnest. John E. White, 2437 Clark NELSON, Elvin. Nels Nelson, Meille, N. East Fifty-eighth Street, Los Angeles, il. Avenue, Wellsville, Ohio. Dak. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING OLIVER, Roland F. Mrs. Kattle Oliver, 1210 MCDONOUGH, Thomas P. fr. Nora Mc-* FERRIS, Clarence James. Frank K. Fair- Thirty second Street, Camden, N. J. Donough, 146 Myrtle Avenue, Jersey City, child, 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. PALM Floyd M. Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings, N. J. FOSSAC, Stephen. Mrs. Suzane Lawrence, 14 491 Claxton Avenue, St. Louls, Mo. MCGLADE, Edwin J. Mrs. Ruth McGlade, Barn Avenue, Trenton, N. J. PANOFF, Nicholas B. Alexander Essenson, 2545 South Seventy-first Street, Philadel- FISHER, Frank J. Mrs. E. F. Simmers, 5217 220 Scherierhorn Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. pi Pa. Wershaw Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. CROMBIE, Richard C. Mrs. Ara Cromble, MGOVAN, Patrick J. Miss Mary B. Mc- FUCHS, Abraham. Herman Feinstein, 116 Pompeys Pillar, Mout. Gowan, 112 West One hundred and fourth Orchard Street, New York, N. Y. CROWLEY, Patrick. Miss Bessie Crowley, Street, New York, N. Y. FULLER, Louis. Mrs. Stella Holtz, 2001 East 324 East Fortieth Street, New York, N. T. McMULLEN, Charles J. Mrs. Ebe McMullen, Warne Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. GIBBONS, Joe Quincy. Mrs. Jimmie Anna 1029 Glendora Avenues Cincinnati, Ohio. GALKIN, Reudolph. Augustine Galkin, 77 Gibbons, Newkirk, N. Mex. MADDEN, George L. William Madden, R. F. Peshine Avenue, Newark, N. J. LANZILLO, Luigi M. Mrs. Sadie Lanzillo, D. 1, Beaver, Wis. GAMBINO, Mike. Louis Gambino, 103 Sec- 288 Dudley Street, Roxbury, Mabs. MAMULA, Peter Reda. Ready Mamura, Mc- ond Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. METCALF, Thomas. Charles C. Metcalf, 15 Kees port, Pa, GARCIA. Merejilldo. Mrs. Avalina Lucero, Broadv ay Street, Asheville, N. C. MARKS, Karl Wilber. Mrs. Martha C. Marks, 680 Mateo Street, Los Angeles, Cal. PARKER, Burl. Mrs, Sally Brown, Perrisk, 1341h Toborman Street, Los Angeles, Cal. GOSS, Leo. Mrs. Bettle A. Goss, Whitewood, Ala. MARSH, Henry C. Mrs. Lydia- 8. Marsh, Va. PROVENCIAL, Wilfred E. Mrs. Provencial, Irwin, Westmoreland County, Pa. -GRUDZIACKI, Ben H. Mrs. Katy Grudziacki, 39 Edwards Street, Fitchburg, Mass. MARSHALL, Coit Odell. Millard Marshall, Bremond, Tex. ROBERTSON, Jos aph Patrick. Mrs. Catherine Statesville, N. C. GUDE, Edward. Mrs. Annie Gude, Ferdinand, McHugh, 650 Grand Street, Jersey City, MAURER, WIlliam. Mrs. Emma Maurer, Lo- Ind. N. J, custdale, Pa. GUITTAR, Robert. Mrs. Elizabeth Guittar, SCIENSKIE, Andrew, Mrs. Minnie Wied- MAY, Otto J. Mrs. Joe May, 1117 Washing- 4457 Easton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. man, 2328 Emerald Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ton Street, Lafayette, Ind. HACKNEY, William Lane. Thomas Hack- SCHWARTZ, Jacob. Mrs. Anna Schwartz, MILLER, Ernest B. George Miller, 238 Duke ney, R. F. D. 3, Frankford, Ky. 329 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Norfolk, Va. HORIGAN, James. Jane Horigan, Soldiers STANTON, Henry W.-. Chester L. Stanton, MILLER, Guy Sherman. Albert Miller, Alum Grove, Wis. Blue Mountain Lake, N. Y. Bank, Pa. HORNER, Ralph E. Harry H. Horner, 821 ASLANIAN, Khoren H. Haroutun Skekerjian, MILLER, Russell Hartman. Calvin James Pine Street, Johnstown, Pa. box 3248, Boston, Mass. Miller. box 54, Sheldon, Iowa. HORNICKEL, Howard E. Mrs. Margaret BARTLETT, Monroe Ellis. George Bartlett, MILLER, Thomas L. Charles W. Miller, 5ornickel, 409 Charles Street, Mount Oliver R. F. D 1, Montgomery, Pa. Kingsport, Tenn. Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. BELANGER, Alfred. Mrs. Angelina Paradis MOHNEY, Raymond E. Mrs. H. D. Mohney, HUBER, Roy S. Mrs. Edith huber,203 East Belanger, 283 Tuttle Street, Fall River, Johnsonburg, Pa. Crocker Street 1'ostorla, Obio. Mass. MOLL, Ira J. Lewis S. Moll, 236 North HUTCHINSON, dharles A. F. A. Hutchinson, ILKOWSKY, Robert. Mrs. Edwin Jacob, I Street, Chillicothe. Ohio. Libertyville, Ill. R F. D. 1, Royal Oak, Mich. MOORE, Luther A. Mrs. Caroline Moore, HUTCHESON. Joseph C. Charles S. Hutch- BILLSTROM, Carl W. Mrs. Ella Billstrom, Sulphur Springs, Tex. eson, R. F. D. 3, Boydton, Va. 5803 Union Avenue, Chicago, Ill. MYIRS, John A. Mrs. Pansy Myers, Maurs- KACZMARCZYK, Alexander. Victor Kacz- BOWLEGS, Edmond. John Bowlegs, Wewoka, town, Va. marezyk, 208 Hanover Street, Nanticoke, Okla. NEWSOME. Charles C. Thomas Newsome, Pa. BRANDT, John A. Mrs. Anna Brandt, 48 Bell Newton. Ill. KEGLEY, Willie R. Jake Kegley, Pulaski, Street, Bridgeport, Conn. OLDER, Delbert F. Delbert Older, 109 Nel- BURKE, Thomas P. John J. Burke, 288 son Street, Battle Creek, Mich. K]LLOGG, Harry D. Mrs. Eloise Kellogg, Ninth Street, Troy, N. Y. ADAMS, Percy J. Mrs. Addle Adams, Lake Hartford, Mich. BURNETT, Jabe B. Mrs. Lizzie Burnett, Placid, N. Y. KOHLER, Samuel. Mrs. Elizabeth Weinstein, Fort Payne, Ala. ALLEN, Isador. Mrs. Rose Allen, 597 Avenue 533 Morris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BURTON, William D. Edd Burton, Jones- C, Bayonne, N. J. KWAPICK. Andrew. Mike Kwapick, Kettle boro, Ark. BELLIi1 Louis Otto Bellie, 626 North Fifth River, Minn. COOPER, John E. Edward Cooper, Hunt Street, Camden, N. J. LACHENEY, George A. Octoave Lacheney, City, Ill. BENNETT, William G. Mrs. Melissa Bennett, Marksville, r.a. CRO WLEY, Michael. Mrs. Mary Donohue, R. F. D. 1, New Florence, Pa. LACOCK, Hugh B. John Lacock, 116 Linden 7 Tuft Street, Somerville, Mass. BERGSTROM, George A. Miss Minnie Berg- Aenue, Edgewood, Swissvale, Pittsburgh, CHUM, Jesse. Mrs. Syntha Crum, Chattaroy, strom, Drayton Street, East Greenwich, R. I. Pa. W. Va. BLEVINS, Charles N. Mrs. Sarah M. Blevins, LAGERQUIST, Edward J. Mrs. TIllie Lager- CUMMINGS, Franklin Bell. Mrs. Emma 3718 State Street, East St. Louis, Ill. quist, 3705 Southport Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Cummings, 1093 Garfield Avenue, Jersey BLISS, Thomas L. Brook M. Bliss, Farm- LAIRD, James A. Mrs. Mary A. Laird, City, N. J. villo, Pa. Shiocton, Wis. DAVIS, James E. Mrs. J. II. Davis, box 543, BLOOMBERG, Louis. Mrs. Dora Bloomberg, LAUER, Gus. Mrs. Sophie Lauer, 476 Nye Westwood, Cal. 1241 Washburn Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Avenue, Irvington, N. J. DIXON, James. Mrs. Anna Dixon, 285 Park BRADSHAW, Roscoe. Mrs. Etta M. Brad- LAVIN, Joseph M. Mrs. Mary Lavin, 198 Avenue, Rutherford, N. J. shaw, 1200 North Wesley Street, Greenville, Tenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DOLAN, Harry M. Mrs. Mary F. Wright, 14 Tex. LAW, Donald. William V. Law, Red Cloud, Lawrence Avenue, North Tarrytown, N. Y. Nebr. DOYLE, John A. John 0. Doyle, 1580 Oak BROOKS. Peter L. Edward Brooks, 10 Han- Street, Youngstown, Ohio. over Street. Philippburg, N. J. LINHAN, Timothy F. Mrs. Maria Linehan, GARDNER, Earl C. Joseph Gardner, 41 BUCK, Lawrence. Mrs. Velma Buck, R. F. D. 341 Auburn Street, Manchester, N. II. Hubbard Road, Youngstown, Ohio. J, Oak Grove, Ky. LONG, Nevin C. William T. Long, Westmin- GOLDSTEIN, Abe. Mrs. Sophie Goldstein, BURKE, Lawrence B. Mrs. Elizabeth Berke, ster, Md. 225 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 4141 Wittle Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. LOVAN, Henry E. Mrs. Mary Agneline, Mc- GRINER, John B. Mrs. Carrie G. Broggs, BURKE, Clyde W. Frank J. Burke, route 7, Leausboro, III. R. F. D. 1, Sylvania, Ga, Mount Juliet, Tenn. LOVE. John F. John F. Love, Koran, La. GUYER, Thomas Lyons. Mrs. Emma Mulli- BUlRNS, John J. Miss Tessie Burns, 30 Mor- LUSARDI. Silvie June. Mrs. Fred Lusardl, gan, 2653 Hazel btreet Erie, Pa. ton Street, Newark, N. J. 664 Pacific Street, San Luis Obispo, Cal. HARRINGTON, Joseph day. John W. Har- CHAMBLISS, Clem D. W. W. Chambliss, R. MIJOK, Stephen, Mrs. Mary Mijok, Gates, rinpton, Cameron N C. F. D. 3, Louisville, Miss. Adab, Pa. HUEbTIS, Erwin T. Mrs. Erwin T. Huestis, CLOUSER, Walter B. W. B. Clouser, South MILLER, Walter. Robert Miller, Erwin, Cross Hill, S. C. Beaver Street, Wooster, Ohio. Tenn. KAISKE, Albert. Miss Pauline Kaiske, 524 COQUAT, Leon. L. C. Coquat, Loco, Okla. MITTLESTEDT, Lester Everett. -Mrs. Bettsy Wolfe Street, South Baltimore, Md. CORDLE, Russ. Winifred Cordle, Cordle, Ky. J. Mittlestedt, Abbotsford, Wis. KELLEY, Roy L. Mrs. Victoria Lucos, New CORCORAN. James P. Mrs. Catharine Cor- MOORE, Ben M. Mrs. Maud R. Snyder, 1622 Boston. Tex. coran. 1629 Parrish Street, Philadelphia, Pa. West Cary Street, Richmond. Va. KERN, Philip. Adolph Kern, Jersey City, CORETTO, Antonio. Mrs. Marie Grleco Co- MOREY, George D. William Morey, Greene, N. J. retto, 116 Chrystle Street, New York, N. Y. Iowa. KIDDY, David C. Mrs. James C. Kiddy, Det- CURRY, Cecil A. Howard A. Peck, Charles MORRIS, William. L. G. Morris, Barbours- moled Street, Lonaconing, Md. City, Iowa. ville, Ky. KIEFER, Elmer C. Mrs. Rose Kiefer, 2357 DADIG, Christ. Miss Gertrude Dadig, R. F. NASH, Allie. James I. Nash, Fredericksburg, North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. D. 6, Mount Oliver Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Va. LAUGHLIN, George W. Mrs. W. S. Laugh- DAVIS, Marion. Miss Nora Davis, Rush PAYNE. Andrew. Thomas F. Payne, Maia- lin, Woodstock, Va. Springs, Okla. dor, Tex. LEADBETTER, Albert L. Mrs. Delia Lead- DEGRAZIO. Antonio A. Vincent Degrazio, PAYNE, Julian. Mrs. Mary Payne, 146 Liv- better, R. F. D. 1, Strattonville, Pa. 731 Spillman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ingston Street, Asheville, N. C. LEBEL, Alfred J. William Smith, North DEMPSTER, John W. Mrs. Lulu Dempster, PERRY, Milton V.- Lord Perry, Durants Main Street, Millbury, Mass. 6171 East Sixth Street, Michigan City, Ind. Neck, N. C. LEE, Louis L. George Lee, R. F. D. 1, Co- DE WITT. Albert II. Mrs. Ada De Witt, 1374 PIERCE, Arthur. Mrs. W. J. Aldan, box 67, lumbus, Ky. Amsterdam Avenue, New York, N. Y. Staples, Minn. LETURNER, Gerald F. John Leturner, 323 EBERSOLE, Raymond. Mrs. Isabell Ebersole, PUCKA, Francis T. Mrs. Helen Pueka, At- Stone Street, Flint, Mich. 442 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. chison, Kans. # LISPE, Joseph. Mrs, Anna Kest, 2622 East ECKERD, Thomas H. Charley Farley, Opera QUILTY, John R. Mrs. Mary Quilty, 38 Top- Thirty-second Street, Lorain, Ohio. Bar., East Las Vegas, N. Mex. lit? Street, Dorchester, Mass. LITTS, Dewayne. Mrs. Dora Litts, 719] Ed- FENTON, John E. Mrs. Nellie Fenton, R. F.' RICOTTO, Jim. Sam Ricotto, 507 Twenty- mond Street. St. Joseph, Mo. D. 4. Lancaster, Mo. fifth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. LITZELMAN. Justin. Mrs. Ola Litzelman, FERENA, Tomofey. Mrs. Elsie Krusz, 203 RIDINGER, John R. John E. Ridinger, R. Sainte Marle III McClure Street, Homestead, Pa. F. D. 1, Wayland, Io a. McCAMMON, Benjamin H. Franke M. Me- FERGUSON, George J. George J. Ferguson, RIEGER, Walter 1T. iarIes H. Rieger, 918 Cammon, Wilcox, Nebr. 17 Plkering Street, Danvers, Mass. Sommerset Street, Gloucester, N. J. McDONALD, James J. Mrs. James McDonald, FERRANTI, Emilo. Mrs. Mary Fanazano, RICHARDSON, Joseph G. Benjamin Richard- 44 United States Avenue, Plattsburg, N. Y. Lafayette, R. I. son, South Mansfield, La. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. 31 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ROAN, Elster J. Mrs. U. A. Roan, R. F. D. MATTHEWS, James W. William I. Mat- DAVIS, Leo M. Mitchell 1I. Davis, Pleasant 1, howlett, Tex. thews, Temple Hill, Ky. 11111, La. ROECK, Ernst E. John Roeck, 2420 Augus- MATTISON, Ollie. I Ole Mattison, Plummer, DEAN, Clarence B. James E. Dean, Elkton, tine Avenue, St. Clair, Boro, Pa. Minn. Md. ROLNIAK, Walter Joe. Joseph Rolniak, MEYER, John. Miss Lillian Mohr, Lemars, DEAN, Oscar. Johnnie R. Dean, R. V. D. 8, Southwest, Westmoreland County, Pa. Iowa. Raleigh, N. C. SHAFFER, Austin E. Mrs. Lose Shaffer, 118 MICA, Joe. Mrs. Annie Mica, Pierce, Tex. DE ARMIE, earl. Me De Armle, 1726 Le- Chestnut Street, Elkins, W. Va. MICHALEZUK, Nick. Edmund Machkawick, land Avenue, Chicago, III. SHANK, Joseph B. Nicholas Shank, Marion, 3022 Chestnut Street, Toledo, Ohio. DEARMIN, John S. Mrs. Lucinda Dearmin, Mich. MILLER, Paul Gustave. Mrs. Pauline Krone, 609 North Fairview Street, Bloomington, SHORT, Claudio R. William W. Short, Deni- R. F. D. 1, Perrysville, Pa. Ind. son, Hart County, Ky. MILLIKEN, William. Mrs. Louise Milliken, DELCONTE, Emidlo. Giovanni Delconte, 47 SHUBEIRT, Frank. Mrs. Mary Shubert, 559 155 Spring Street, Charleston, S. C. Walsh Avenue, Jersey City, N. 1. East State Street, Salamanca, N. Y. MONAHAN, Charles Francis. John Monahan, DEL GTJERCIO, Ralph. Joseph Del Guercio, SNOWDEN, John A. John N. Snowden, Ra- 1618 West Cumberland Street, Philadelphia, 48 Eranklin Street, Belleville, N. J. venna, Ky. Pa. DELOACII, Alvin R. Louisa W. Deloach, STACK, Edward A. Mrs. Johanna Stack, 153 MONTGOMERY Hudson L. William A. Mont- Bleweeville, Ga. Mercer Street, Jersey City, N. J. gomery, Ripy, Ohio. DICK, Leslie L. C. H. Dick, Midland City, STANGA, John. Mrs. Stella Schettler, 3408 MORRISSEY, ward J. Mrs. Mary Morris- Ala. Webster Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. say, Barnesboro, Pa. STRICKLAND, Alexander. Mrs. Gussie MOSEVITCII, Constant. Mrs. Antonina Mose- DICKERSON, Ollie B. Griffith E. Dickerson, Strickland, R. F. D. 1, Climax, Ga. vitch, 1728 Lull Street, Chicago, Ill. Floyd, Va. THOMPSON. Thomas. Thomas Thompson, MUNOZ, Candelario. Dioneio Munoz, Donna, DITCTCH, John L. Mrs. Augusta Dietch, sr., Avenal, N. J. Tex. 3627 Jansen Avenue, Chicago, Ill. THORSEN, Francis E. E. B. Philbroks, 752 NELSON, Forrest P. Yeaton Nelson, Groton, DREISEN, Sander. Jacob Drelsin, 1319 Park Avenue, V, eehawken, N. J. Vt. Chestnut Street, Detroit, Mich. VAUGHAN, Auaust. Mt. L. Vaughan, R. F. D. NELSON, Walter R. Mrs. Anna Nelson, R. DREYER, John R. Miss Florence Dreyer, 15 3, box 200, Suffolk, Va. F. D. 4, Kane, Pa. West Cottage Street, Haddonfield, N. J. PARSONS, Arthur D. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Par- GARRETT, Henry C. Mrs. Mary L. Garrett, VA UGIIN, Grover C. Miss Edda Rogers, 115 R. F. D. Church Street, Ileightstown, N. J. sons, 1512 North Fortieth Street, Omaha, 2, Cullen, Va. VECCIARELLI, Giovanni. Mrs. Rosa Misi, Nebr. GARRISON, Benjamin E. John H. Garrison, 41 Bridge Street, St. Johnsville, N. Y. PETTY, John. William D. Pickering, Lone Free Union, Va. WALTER, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Walter, 1136 Cedar, W. Va. GIPSON, Joe. Mrs. Hattle Gipson, Washing- Providence Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, POTTORF, Fred G. Mrs. Belle Pottorf, Oska- ton, Wills County, Ga. Pa. loosa, Kans. GRAY, Elva G. Mrs. Jennie Gray, Powderly, WESTENDORF, Frank A. Mrs. Elizabeth PRESS, Isador. Jacob Press, 210 Madison Ohio. Westendorf, Kimball, S. Dak. Street, New York, N. Y. GROSSMAN, Carl L. Mrs. Lizzie A. Gross- WILSON, Lloyd R. Mrs. Lee Derstine, 611 PRICE, Kenneth. Frank Price, Murphy, N. C. man, 303 Twelfth Street, Lynchburg, Va. Seventh. Avenue, Altoona, Pa. PRICE, Samuel N. Mrs. Samuel N. Price, Sa- GROSSMAN, Gus W. Mrs. Lizzie A. Gross- WILSON, Orie E. Mrs. Ollie Sweat, Weona, lem, Va. mann. 303 Twelfth Street, Lynchburg, Va. Ark. PRIMUS, Joseph. Frank Primus, It. F. D. 8, HAMILTON, James B. Robert Hamilton, WILSON, Jim. Mrs. Francis Wilson, R. F. Vincennes, Ind. Llano, Tex. 1). 1, box 7, Barton, S. C. SIHERRARD, Ernest William. George Wash- HARLOW, Channing, Jr. Channing Harlow, WILLIAMS, Elisha C. Elisha C. Williams, initon Auvil, Ewan, Wash. sr., Proffit, Va. Paris Avenue, Greenville, N. C. STOKES, John B. James M.' Stokes, Chicod, HARMON, Monroe. Andy Harmon, Vilas, WILLIAMS, Robert G. Mrs. Lucille W. Potts, N. C. N. C. 639 West Twenty-sixth Street, Norfolk, Va. TOWNSEND, George E. Charles W. Town- HARRIS, Oscar J. Mrs. Lizzle Douglas, R. WYMAN, Harry E. Mrs. Anna Wyman, 93 send, 1133 East Thirty-ninth Street, Brook- F. D. 1, Adams, Tenn. Emerson Street, Haverhill, Mass. lyn. N. Y. HARRISON, John W. Mrs. Annie Pugh, WYNOWSKI, George. Frank Dyhda, 120 VIZZO, Eugene. Louis Vizzo, 4622 South Wa- Madison Ileighls, Va. Washington Street, Glendale, Pa. I bash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. . HASTE, George Mull. Mrs. Ann Smith, Eden- REPIMAN. Andrew Paul. Mrs. Sqrah Repman, WARD, Charlie M. Mrs. Sarah Presley, Hick- ton, N. C. 20 West Fifth Street, Oil City, Pa. ory. Okla. HIGGINS, John S. Daniel Higgins, 69 River IIOADARMOR, Paul F. Prank Rhoadarmor, WARD. Ralph W. Mrs. Ida Ward, Mendota, Ridge Street, Wellesley, Mass. 230 South Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Mo. HIGGINS, William. Mrs. John Higgins, 11 STAiMEY, Gerard I1. John G. Stamey, R. F. WEINBERG, Samuel. Morris Weinberg, 71J Clark Street, New Bedford, Mass. D. 2, Lawudale. N. C. Maujer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HILTON, Clarence. Truman L. Hilton, Eliz- STAgNFORD, Charles F. Mrs. L. Stanford, WHITTINGTON, Casrill J. Mrs. Sarah Whit- abethton Tenn. cae Lamb Fish Lbr. Co., Charleston, Miss. tington, North Harloon, N. C. IIODANEAk Ladislav. Joe Hodanek, Fal- STANION, Edward J. Mrs. Michelina WIC, Paul. John Wic, 312 Amherst Street, tonia, Tex. Sranion, 1453 Hyde Park Avenue, Hyde Buffalo, N. Y. HOLDEN, Omer H. Mrs. Julia Holden, Mil- Park. Mass. WILLIAMS, James B. Mrs. Myrtle L. Dennis, ligan, Tenn. STANKUS, Simon. John Stankus, 1020 236 Thirty-ninth Street, Newport News, Va. HOLMES, Lynn Walter. Mrs. Gertrude Brandywine Avenue, Philadelphia, Ia. WILLIAMS, Herbert T. H. T. Williams, White, R. F. D. 5, Lincoln, IlII. STANLEY, John L. Mrs. Lela Stanley, R. F. Chase City, Va. HOOD, Kuper. Kuper Hood, 411 Wallace D. 2, box 39. MeMinnville, Tenn. WILLIS, Nathan. Miss Laura Willis, Ravia, Avenue, Covington, Ky. ST. GIERMAIN, Thomas F. Albert St. Ger- Okla. HRDINA, George E. Mrs. Josephine ilrdina main, Oklee, MIinn. ANDREWS, Clinton W. Mrs. Mary Andrews, 1506 South Comensky Avenue, Chicago, Ill. STOCKWELL, Joseph. Mrs. Kate Yokemanis, 70 Ludington Avenue, Waunatosa, Wis. HUGHES, James Henry. James A. Hughes, 600 West South Street, Mahanoy, Pa. BARRINGTON, Carl. W. A. Barrington, R. Winslow, Ariz. STYLES. James Thomas. Mrs. Elizabeth il- F. D. 1, Alvord, Tex. HUGHES, Oscar F. Mrs. Ella J. Hughes, bert. 2510 Myrtle Street Erie, Pa. BAUMER, Edward J. Mrs. Elizabeth Baumer, 2812 East Broad Street, Richmond, Va. TAYLOR, Charles A. Isaac T. Taylor, Cairo, 2511 Eastern Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. ISAACSON, Rudolf. Mrs. Anna M. Isaacson, Ga. BELL, Charles C. Mrs. Ellis D. Bell, Lamber- 451 Sixtieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TAYLOR, George S. Mrs. Julia Kremer, box ton, Pa. JACKSON, Robert G. Alexander G. Jackson, 232, Harlowton, Mont. BROWN, Lucas W. Mrs. Mary Brown, Gil- Jamestown, N. Dak. WHITE, Jake. Isaac White. Kinta. Okla. ford, Ind. JERAULD, Raymond E. Mrs. Sarah E. Jo- WILCOX, Charles V. John W. Wilcox, Irvine, BUNDSCHUH, John 0. Mrs. Charles Bund- raud, box 299B, Attleboro, Mass. r. schuh, 436 Miamy Street, Piqua, Ohio. KAMENETZKY, Joseph L. Mrs. Sarah Ka- LEVINE, Nathan. Mrs. Rose Levine, 48 Bil- BUrRCH, Martin J. Charles J. Burch, 1321 menetzky, 381 South 'Third Street, Brook- lerica Street, Boston, Mass. lyn, N. Y. LINDSEY, Walter A. Mrs. Thomas Lindsey, Terrace Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. 195 3eekmnan Street, Saratoga Springs, BUTCHER, Roy Levi. Mrs. Levi Butcher, KANE. Gary. Thomas Kane, Perryville, Md. N. Y. Lovilia, Iowa. KANTOCK, Frederick H. Mrs. Louisa Kan- LINK, William A. Mrs. Manda Lasley, gen- BYINGTON, Frank. Mrs. Linnie Byington, tack. 119 Franklyn Street, Meriden, Conn. oral delivery, Roseland, Kans. 601 Gerard Street, Portland, Oreg. KELLER, Nicholas L. Mrs. Nettie Keller, 19 LINT, Alfred B. Mrs. Annie Lint, Adelaide, CAIN, Joseph F. Mrs. Daniel Casey, 83 Edi- Jackson Stret, South Norfolk Va. Pa. son Green. Dorchester, Mass. KITTELSON, Edwin. Mrs. Isabel Kittelson, LIVINGSTON, Thomas E. Mrs. Maggie Liv- CALLUM, William B. Mrs. Bella Callum, Rochert, Miun. ingston, Stuartsville, Mo. 3419 Magee Street, Philadelphia, Pa. KOHER, Charles. John Koher, Fly, Monroe LOCKE, James E. Julian E. Locke, 214 East CAMPBELL, Frederick L. Mrs. Catherine County, Ohio. Ellis Street, East Syracuse, N. Y. Campbell, 351 Concord Street, New Haven, BINGENHEIMER, Clyde E. Edward Bingen- LONG, Lark S. Sam Long, 225 West Scott Conn. heimer, Timmer. N. Dak. Street, Knoxville, Tenn. CARPER, Ora V. Mrs. -Pearl Alma Carper, BURCH, Lynn Holland. Edwin Burch, Cedar LOPP, Cletus. Mrs. Carnelia Lopp, 715 Salis- Holgate, Ohio. Springs, Mich. bury Street, Lexington, N. C. CARR, Clarence. Mrs. Grace Thompson, Lodi, BURGESS, Charles W. Charles Burgess, LOPUGGO, Carlo. Miss Mary Seri, 260 Cen- Wis. South Portsmouth, Ky. tral Street, Athol, Mass. CAVALIER, Henry. Mrs. Mary Cavalier, 845 BURNS, Frederick R. John J. Burns, 409 LUTTRING, William. Fred Luhring, Rosebud, West Walnut Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Ninety-seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mo. CENDALI, John. Raphael Cendall, 210 South CARELOCK, Clinton. Mrs. Leander Care- LUMPKIN, Otis. Miss Beatrice Lumpkin, Oxford Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. lock. Marshville. N. C. Tallassee, Ala. CLANTON, Cleveland. Miss Eualia B. Clan- CARMICHAEL, Dolph. Mrs. J. W. Car- McANINCH, Howard. Jessie MeIninch, ton, Grenada, Miss. mibcael, Freetown, Ind. Thayer,,Iown. CLARK, Elmer N. Mrs. Mable Crane Clark, CARNEY, John V. Mrs. Catherine Carney, McCARTNEY, Charles R. Mrs. Catharine 29 Prospect Street, Madison, N. J. Northboro, Mass. McCartney, 1327 Park Avenue, Kansas City, COLE, William. Mrs. Mary Price, 932 South CHADWICK, John L. J. L. Chadwick, Mo. Eleventh Street, Louisville. Ky. Vanceburg, Ky. MARCUS, Larkin. Mrs. Lilly K. Marcus, DAVIS, Irwin J. John Isaac Davis, Flora CHALMERS, James. William Chalmers, Toccoa, Ga. Vista. N. Mex, R. F. D. 3, box 60, Newberry, S. C. 32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CHELIDONA, Michael. Mr. Sparkross, 90 LOMAS, John' A. Mrs. Dicy N. Adams, PIOTRASCIIKE. Ferdinand C. William Pio- Matket Street, Lowell, Mass. Route 8, Walnut Grove, o. traschke, R. F. D. 2, Windom, Minn. OLSON, Elmer Gastaf. Richard Olson, LOMBAPDOZZI. Gennarf. Tony Lombar- POWELL, Charles, S. Mrs. Emma Powell, Courtland. Kans. dozzi, 305 South Twenty-fourth Street, 60 Girard Street NW., Washington, D. C. O'NEIL, Joseph D. Mrs. Sarah A. O'Nell, Billings. Mont. RITCHIE, Edgar L. Mrs. Joseph W. Deboe, 11 Bartiett Street, Amesbury, Mass. LONG, William C. Benjamin F. Long, 1462 Rural Retreat, Va. PALUCH, August Andrew. Mrs. Dorothy Milburn Axenue, Toledo, Ohio. RODEN, Robert H. Benjamin Roden, Gun- Paluch, 259 North Ashland Avenue, Chi- LYON, William F. Tom Lyon, Maramec, tersville, Ala. cago, 111. Okla. ROGERS, Clyde E. Joseph A. Rogers, Jud- PIERCE, Rollie Thomas. J. B. Pierce, White- MACDONALD, James Robert. Mrs. Eliza- sonia, Ark. Wood, Ky. beth Languish, 304 South Pearl Street, ROPER, Charlie. Mrs. Leavy Roper, Belle- PITTENGER, Howard E. Mrs. Laura Bell Albany, N. Y. buckle, Tenn. Pittenger, box 185. Woodburn, Oreg. MACK, John R. Mrs. Mary Mack, 707 South RYAN, Thomas. Edward Ryan, Junction City, RISER. Morris. Miss Gertrude Alpin, 399 Brown Street, Dayton, Ohio. Ohio. Ilindale Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAHONEY. John J. Thomas Mahoney, Mit- SCHMIDT, Ernest Joseph. John Joseph ROBINSON. Elmer 0. Mrs. Anna Robinson, tensague, Mass. Schmidt, 209 West Liberty Street, Ann Harrisonville, Mo. MAGLIANO. Michael. Vito . Magliano, 15 Arbor, Mich. ROGAN, Francia E. Mrs. Frona Rogan, 70 Roosevelt Street, New York, N. Y. SCIIWAN, Martin J. Mrs. Rosa Schwan, 4 West Chestnut Street, Lisbon, Ohio. MAGUIRE, Thomas G. Mrs. Annie Maguire, Violetta Street, Rochester, N. Y. RUBY, Simon Elwood. Mrs. Ada Belle Ruby, 25 Clapp Street, Dorchester, Mass. SECOR, Howard A. Arthur Secor, West Chaneysville, Pa. MARTUZAS. Attanas. Dominic Cinfask, box Broadway, Central Nyack, N. Y. SCHMIDT. Henry Fritz. Joe Klent, R. F. D. 95. East Vandergrlft, Pa. SIIADDIX, Thomas E. Mrs. Anna P. Shad- 2. box 73. Clifton, Tex.. MeSHERRY, Peter. Mrs. Mary Dolan 401 dix, R. F. D. 7, Alexander, Ala. SOWASH, Albert R. Daniel Sowash, Irwin, West Forty-third Street, New York, 1. Y. SHEELEY, John II. John Sheeley, R. F. D. Pa. MOORE, Frank E. William Moore, Glen 2, Coggon, Iowa. STANLEY, John L. John W: Stanley, Cover Avenue, Glen Cove, N. Y. SHRIAN, Elmer C. Mrs. L. A. Sherman, R. F. D, 2. box 88. Milton, W. Va. MOOSE, John. Mrs. Margaret Moose, Moores- Somonauk, Ill. TAYLOR, Alfred Gifford. Mrs. Elizabeth ville, N. C.- SITASZ, John. Mrs. Kate Mrus, 2635 Dickens Taylor, 521 Mississippi Street, Lawrence, MORRIS, Slater U. Ira B. Mqrrls, Paragon, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Kans. Ala. SMITH, Alfred 0. Mrs. Florence M. Smith, THOMAS. Harry F. Mrs. D. Thomas, 1106 MOSER, William J. Henry G. Moser, Athol, Fulda, Minn. 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Y. WARREN, John I. Thomas J. Warren, De Camb'ridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. TIIOMIPKINS, Malachi. Mrs. Silla Hill, Ridge Leon, Tex. PALKO, George. Mrs. Annie Yedinak, R. F. D. Springs, S. C. WEST, Joeph D. Mrs. Katherine West, 427 5. Streator. Ill. TIPPINS, Walter E. Mrs. Mildred Tippins, Fifteenth Street SE., Washington. D. C. PARISH, Sidney A. Eli Parish, 28 Green 041 Wood Street, Wheeling, W. Va. wTES1'iAN, Theodore C. Charles Westman, Street. Grand Rapids, Mici. TOMASINI, Adolfo. Jiowani Batista, 163 Chaffee. N. Y. PELLETERO, Damiano. Saverio Pelletero, Center Street, Bridgewater, Mass. WHITTINGTON, Walter. Milton Whitting- 249 Lexington Avenue. Buffalo, N. Y. TRI IATMAN, Henry. George Trautman, 2501 ton. St Landry, La. PENDLEY, James F. James T. Pendley, R. Fifth Avenue, McKeesport Pa. WINRICK. Clarence E John Winrick, Ozaw- F. 1). 2, Kendrick, Miss. TURCOTTE. Louis. Mrs. Flora Turcotte, 82 kie, Kans. PERSANG, William A. Joseph Persang, Dover Street, Fall River, Mass, ANDREW, Manuel, Mrs. Bella Andrew, 104 2840 Sarah Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. TURNER Harry A. Mrs. Carry Turner, 315 Jouvetle Street, New Bedford, Mass. PESEK. Adoloh. Mrs. Mary Pesek, R. F. D. West Second Street, Elmira, N. Y. ANDRUS, George W. Mrs. Charles B. An- 2. Shiner. Tex. VAUGHN, Joe C M. L. Vaughn, Macona, drus, Georgetown, N. Y. PESEK. John Thomas. Joseph Pesek, R. F. Tex. CARRICK, Emmet E. Mrs. Margaret Car- D 2, IIlletsville, Tex. VEAZEY. Harry II. Samuel Voazey, 1417 lick, R. F. D. 2, Coleman, Mich. PETERSON. John H. Reinhold Peterson, Columbus Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. CASH. George. Mrs. Mary Cash, 15719 Wo thinuton, Minn. VENTERS, Roy Lee. Mrs. Mary Venters, Lethrop Avenue, Harvey, Ill. PORTER, Horace A. Scott Porter, Bluffton, firmings. Ky. CASIMAN Terrence W. Mrs. E. Cashman, Ark. VORE. Hugh. Jesse A. Yore, general delivery, Chillicothe, Mo. POTTS. Herman L. Lusious Potts, R. F. D. Suring Arbor, Mass. DE GRASSEN, Walter. Herbert De Grasse, 2, Warsaw, N. C. VYSZOMIERSKI. John. Mrs. Fanny Pod- Deferict, N. Y. PURYEAR. Joseph R. Joseph R. Puryear, leska, 323 Eighth Avenue, Beaver Falls, DEGROOT, Cornelius. Mrs. Mary Degroot, Lebanon. Tenn. Pa. Hansen, 114 Lake Avenue, Clifton, N. J. RINEHART, Martin. Miss Louise WAGE-, Franklin A. Miss Irene Wages, DRAKE, Ernest W. Miss Pearl Drake, 541 West Street, New York, N. Y. Tlkiah, Cal. R. F. D 3, Wadley, Ala. SWANSON, Richard H. Alfred D. Swanson, WELCH, Charles H. Mrs. Nettie Welch, DRDRK, Joseph. M's. Minnie Forster, 3601 Leasburg, N. C. flighmore. S. Dak. East Fifty-third Street, Cleveland, Obio. THOMAS, John R. John W. Thomas, Poca- WELCH, John F. Mrs. Mary A. Welch, Otter GRAMER, Albert J. Mrs. Mary G. Gramer, bontas. Ark. River, -Mass. 2413 South Seventy-third Street, Philadel- TOMAINO. Antonio. Mrs. Antonio Tomaino, WDNMOTII. Francis J. Mrs. Caroline Wen- phia, Pa. 655 Jay Street, Utica, N. Y. moth. R. F. D. 2, Batavia, El. GRlVELY, Robert M. Silas R. Gravely, TOWER, John. Mrs. Laura Tower, Alcony, WILBERG, Arthur. Mrs. Martin Wilberg, R. F. D. 1, Martinsville, Va. Ohio. Stillwater, Minn. GROSSO, Peter. Louis Grosso, 415 Ninety- TOWLES, Tom T. Mrs. Bera Towles, Omaha, WILLIAMS, Frederick J. Mrs. Bell Williams, Tex. - second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TURNER, John A. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Turner, La Porte' Cal. IIERINGTON, Jesse James. Emry Leving- 201 Clearfield Avenue, Grafton Station, WILLIAMS., John W. Roy N. Williams, eter, La Plata, Mo. Pittsburgh, Pa. It. F. D 1. Noble, Iowa. IIUFF, Charles R. Mrs. Minnie L. Huff, 920 WAGNER, Jack. Mrs. Lonny Wagner. C,9 WILLIS, Clarence L. Jim P. Willis, Adelle, Dae Avenue Se., Roanoke, Va. East One hundred and ninth Street, New Miss. KNGSE, Dewey. Mrs. Mary Knose, R. F. D. York, N. Y. WITZ. Albert C. Mrs. Gertrude W. Klowetter, 1, Cleves, Ohio. WARNKE, George W. William Warnke, Wood 8181 South Fellows Street, Nouth Bend, Ind. LONG-, Almer. Mrs. Liza T. Long, R. P. D. Lake. Minn. WECHNICK. Frank X. Tom Wechnick, 7, Jackson, Tenn. WASHINGTON. Samuel. Mrs. Samuel Wash- R. F. D. 2, box 110, Burtrum, Minn. MeINTY lIE, Ronald. Mrs. Ella McIntyre, inrton, Beaufort, S. C. WOLFORD. Olney P. Perry R. Wolford, 200 R. F. 1. 1. Kawkawlin, Mich. WATERS. George E. Mrs. L. E. Waters, Pennsylvania Avenue, Cumberland, Md. METCALF, Edwin A. Mrs. Julia Metcalf, Brandywine, Mo. ADAMIOYSKY. Frank. Mrs. Jeanette Adam- 31. Hamilton Av~nue, Brooklyn, N. Y. WATSON, Clifford. Mrs. Fred D. Watson, ovsky. 288 Pleasure Place, Astoria, N. Y. MEYER, William- A. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Fa'lsinuton. Pa. ALPRECIITSON, Albert F. Hans Peterson, Meyer,- 1021 Knox Avenue. Monessen, Pa. Newell. Iowa. Barawell, WATKINS, Sanford P. Mrs. Sanford Wat- MEYERS, Rivers. Albert Meyers, kins, route 1. Irving. Tex. ANDERSON, Edward Joseph. Miss Nellie S. C. WHITE, Arlie Hasten. Mrs. Edith White, Anderson. 1945 Park Avenue, Weehawhen, MONTAGUE, Walter M. Mrs. Bertha Mon- . Pixie, W. Va. N. J. tague, Carman, Okla. WILSON. Gilbert E. Frank Hamilton Wil- ALTHOLZ, Louis. Kalman Altholz, 428 MONTROSS, Lynn J. Mrs. Grace G. Mon- son. Jean, Young County, Tex. Grand Street, New York, N. Y. ross. Pierce, Nebr. WISCROFF, Harry. Mrs. Johanna Wischoff, BAMIS, Samuel C. Famuel R. Rains, 1008 MOGNEY, James. Mrs. Anna Kane, 541 106 Nasson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. La tranch Street, Ilousion, Tex. East One hundred and thirty-third Street, 1 WORSHAM. Iris C. Mrs. 'Willie Bell Wor- BAlCUS, Thomas 0. Mrs. Rosie Darcus, New York, N. Y. sham. R. F. D. 1, Penelope, Tex. Deer, Id, Kans. MORRIS, Joe P. J. T. Morris, Buchanan, WYATT, Charles L. Mrs. Mary Wyatt, Con- BOEHM. Ellsworth L. Mrs. Mary Boehm, Va. nellsville, Pa. 2u3 West One hundred and forty-second MULHAIR, Guy W. Frank J. Mulhair, MOCK, Archie L. Mrs. Adeline Mock. Platte- Street. New York, N. Y. Lynch, Nebr. %ille, Wis. BOND. Walter Arthur. Mrs. Grace M. Bond, PEIFER, Morris A. Mrs. Emma Pelfer, 417 MULLINEY. James P. Robert A. Mullaney, 85 Hanover Street, Lebanon, N. H. No'th Sixteenth Street, Allentown, Pa. 207 South Eighth Street, Connellsville, Pa. BOYD, Theodore P., jr, T. F. Boyd, 2311 LEWIS. George F. Benjamin Lewis, R. F. D. PARSONS, Harry A. Robert T. Parsons, Caroline Street. Houston, Tex. 1, Gillet, Pa. Charlotte Court House. Va. BOYD. William. Mrs. Colin Boyd, Virden, IlIl