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

548 VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. No.

METHOD OF HANDLING MAIL FOR FEDERALTRADECOMMfSSION Airplanes and Engines ABROAD SOLDIERS IN THE ARMY Shipped to Storehouses OFFERS SERVICE TO STOP EXPLAINED BY GEN. PERSHING Since Date of Armistice BROKERAGE IN U. S. BONDS; CARE TAKEN TO FIND ADDRESSES The following statement was ACTION prepared by the Statistics PROPOSES jnCK Cards Re- Location and Condition Branch, General Staff, War cently Placed in Hands of Men Department READY TO TAKE VP The foUov'hig tdblo sJwios Are Now Being Sent Home and BANKING QUESTIONS the number of planes and en- Should Help Situation. gines shApped by the Bureau Letter From Secretary Glass of Aircraft Production to The War Department authorizes pub- is in Statement of depots and storehouses from Quoted lication of the following information the date of the armistice to Plans to Protect Holders The War department i.s in receipt of a Febniary communication from tlie commander in of Government Securities. Liberty 12-service engines 4, 80C chief, American Expeditionary Force, in OX-5 elementary training Warning Against Promo- response to inquiries made in regard to engines 1, 261 ters of Worthless Stocks. the method of handling mail addressed Le Rhone advanced training engines : 994 soldiers in the Army abroad. The fol- to De Havilland 4 observation The Federal Trade Commission an- lowing excei-pts from this communication planes 524 nounced to-day that it will take imme- are self-explanatory riispauo 180 advanced train- diate steps to cooperate with the Treas- ing engines 343 “ When addres.see is not found in the ury Department, the Capital Issues Com- Hispano 150 advanced train- mittee, and banking and ^commercial in- first instance, letters are redirected by ing engines 254 stitutions throughout the country to curb office orderly receiving the post or mail JN6-H advanced training tlie present widespread misrepre.sentation the same, provided they have on record planes 174 in the sale of stocks and securities, roF‘or- a new address. If they have no forward- JN4-D elementary training uized as being at this time ing address on record, letters are sent to planes . 131 menace to holders of Liberty bonds and central post office for comparison with war-savings stamps. record of the central records office. It The commission will accord immediate is estimated that about one-third of total consideration to complaints presented to redirection is done at central post office, it involving alleged fraudulent practices the other two-thirds being performed at WILL PERMIT SALES TO FRENCH in the sale of securities in interstate com- replacement depots, hospitals, and organi- merce. The commission has designated zations post offices. MERCHANTS OF MACHINE TOOLS Commissioner Hu.ston Thompson to super- the entire subject. Sorted Alphabetically. AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS vise “ Mail received at the central post of- Response to Appeals. fice is sorted alphabetically, ami indexed The commission’s action follows ap- to correspond with files of central records The War Industries Board authorizes peals made to it by representatives of the office locator cards. It is then compared publication of the following cable from Treasury, Capital Issues Committee, Fed- cards, redirectetl, dis- with these and Bernard M. Baruch, chairman of the eral Reserve Board, Associated Advertis- patched to latest address shown by these board ing Clubs of the World, and numbers of cards. The capacity of the central post “ banking and commercial interests, that is now 150,- The French Government is willing to office for redirection of mail the powers given the commission under 000 pieces of mail per day, and this ca- allow sales to French merchants of $40,- its organic act to prevent unfair methods pacity is being increased. 000,000 worth of machine tools and all of commerce in interstate commerce be “ No piece of mail is considered deail, agricultural implements if commercial at once employed to protect holders of until least one separate search through at Government war securities from bogus central recoi'ds locator cards have credits for one year can be arranged, the “ get-rich-quick ” schemes under which failed to furnish an address. All post similar Inquiry going forward for large promoters offer to accept Liberty bonds offices and mail orderlies have been care- amounts of raw cotton to-day.’’ in exchange for stocks of doubtful value. fully instructed to proper indoi*se or y It was urged that the commission act back stamp redirected mail before for- on the ground that misrepr'’'«f"utatious in it destination, and, warding to a new ' *•' “ It is not believed that supplementary in- the sale of securities an un- since the armistice, it has been possible formation sent from the United fair metboU . deral to conduct school of instruction for mail States reach courts, it was poinieu out, have held that orderlies, which has resulted in marked would here in time to be of ser- securities are “ articles of commerce.” Improvement in their work. vice. “ Your suggestion relative to command- Secretary of the Treasury Glass, stat- Officers Mail Cased. ing officers ascertaining the names of sol- ing that jn’omoters of worthless stocks “When not in process of redirection, diers failing to receive mail will be adopt- have “already displaced a very large officers’ mail is cased so as to he imme- ed. liOcation and condition cards are amount of Gover.ument bonds by taking diately available for dispatch upon re- now being sent home, and upon their re- them in exciiange- for stock.” declarbd in quest, and equipment will short. y be ceipt should help general conditions by a letter to the commission that “ a menace available to give this service all mail. 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2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TIIURSDAfY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. the placing of the new Governnoent is- sue, if the stock promoters are left with- out any restraint or restriction.” His Annual Rate for Disease in Army letter in part follows Secretary Glass’s letter. As Analyzed by Statistics Bureau Febru.a.ry 21, 1919. the following “ The Treasury Department is pe- The Statistics Branch, General Staff, War Department, issues culiarly interested in the effort to re- statement, dated February 22, 1919: this strict improper stock flotations at HEALTH CONDITIONS IN THE A. E. F. time for the following reasons “ The offering of investments to the The annual rate per thousand for new cases of disease among troops over- public competes with the offering of Gov- seas increased for the week ended February 6 to 845 from 743.6 for the ernment securities, and, as you are preceding week. Special diseases contributing to the increased rate are: aware, the Treasury proposes to Invite the public to subscribe to a very large is- Annual rate Disease. New cases. sue of securities shortly. Stocks and se- per thousand. curities of a legitimate investment char- acter compete with the Government, but Venereal disease 1,304 38.9 not nearlj' so much as higlily speculative Pneumonia. _ 1, 044 31.2 stocks offered with all the allurements Typhoid _ 132 3. 94 customarily held out by irresponsible pei‘- Paratyphoid 20 .59 sons whose principal design is to obtain money from investors without regard to opera- tlie value of the stock sold. The The rate for typhoid is a new high rate for the war, representing 132 new tions of the Government in the past in en- cases during the week. In addition, there were 20 new cases of paratyphoid. deavoring to induce persons of all classes "While the rate for new cases has increased, the absolute number of sick to purchase Government bonds have, to a has steadily declined. The total sick reported on February 6 were: large degree, brought into being a very large and new class of investors who are From disease 59, 325 without experience or knowledge to From injury 19, 744 guide them wisely in making investments. But the very efforts of Uie Government Total 79,069 agents in persuading such persons to be- 59,456 SICK AND INJURED RETURNED SINCE NOVEMBER 15. come investors liave prepared the way for promoters to place many worthless During the week ended February 14, 6,396 sick and injured returned to stocks. this country. Total returns to that date were: From the beginning of the “ The result has been that these pi’o- war, 69,574; since the signing of the armistice, 59,456. very moters have already displaced a HEALTH CONDITIONS IN THE UNITED STATES. large amount of Government bonds by taking them in exchange for stock, and Health conditions in the United States are satisfactory. Venereal diseases to such an extent as to undo the work show a decided increase in new cases. Pneumonia has steadily decreased. which is so essential for the success of The admission rate for this disease for the week ended February 14 was 17, the Government’s financial operations, as compared with 41.6 for January 17, and is nearly one-half the rate for because the Government can not expect the same period last year. successful flotation of its own securities, The situation for new cases and deaths from disease for the past two or the preservation of a proper price weeks reported is as follows: therefor in the financial market, unless the great number of small buyers con- Week ended Feb. 14. Week ended Feb. 7. tinue to hold their bonds. Warning of the Past. Number. Annual rate Number. Annual rate “Warned by the past, the Treasury per thousand. per thousand. Department feels that a menace exists Avhich may seriou.sly interfere with the placing of the new Government issue, if New cases . 13, 575 1, 132. 2 12, 788 994.1 the stock promoters are left without any Deaths. 121 10. 153 11.9 restraint or restriction. “ It can not be expected that proposed legi.slation, even if promptly enacted, can in time to be of sub- CIASSED AS FOURRAGEURS. become operative SAIL stantial benefit to the Government in the ADDITIONAL TRANSPORTS Members of Former next loan campaign. WITH TROOPS FROM FRANCE Lafayette Esca- “ It has been suggested that the Fed- drille Honored by French Government. eral Trade Commission has authority, Department authorizes the The Director of Military Aeronautics under its organic act, to take action The War the following information has just been advised by cable from Gen. which would remedy the evil, at least iu publication of Honolulu sailed from Pershing tliat the One hundred and part. If a way can be found whereby The transport to third Aero Squadron, formerly the La- even the fraudulent promoters and those Bordeaux February 24 and is due ar- March 8 fayette Escadrille, is one of the. two or- indulge in unfair practices in sell- rive at Neivport News about who ganizations of the American Expedition- Treasury with the following troops ing stock can be stopped, the ary Forces entitled officer, men, to wear fourrageurs Department feels that such action will Caisaal Company No. 37, 1 22 California. awarded by tlie French government. Tlilg be of great benefit to it in the immediate Advanced School Data cement loth Field organization tvas awarded the fouri'ageurs future.' Artillery Brigade, 2 officers, 82 men. Camp in the colors of the croix de guerre, hav- “ This department will welcome action Funston. Medical Detachment for duty, 1 officer, 3 ing received two citations of the French by you to that end, and will be glad to men. orders of the army. Tlie names of the cooperate in every proper manner. Three casual officers classified as follows: Individuals qualified to wear this d«co- “ Carter Grass.” Infantry, 2; Air Service, 1. ration will be forwarded shortly. The transport (name to he announced 718 CARS CONSTRUCTED. later) sailed from Bordeaux Fehnuiry 24 ment. Companies A. B, C, D, E, P, I, and and is due to arrive at New York about 13 A total of 717 freight cars and 1 bag- attached officers, 40 officers, 1,000 men. Camp gage* and mail car were con.structed in March 8 with the following troops Dix. railroad shops during the month ended 348th Infantry, Fi'ld and Staff, Ilead- 13 casual officers classified as follows : M.a- quarters First Battalion. rine Corps. 1; Medical. 1: Transportation, 4; .lanuary fit. according to a .statement is- Headquarters Third Battalion, FTeadquarters Infantry, .0 : Air Service. 2. sued by the Railroad Administration. Company, Supply Company, Sanitary Detach- Other casuals ; Civilian, 1. : :

THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THUKSDAY, FEBRUAKY 27, 1919.

PAYMENT OF THE $60 BONUS OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES TO DISCHARGED MEN OF ARMY ON PEACE CONFERENCE War Department Statement Out- lining Those Who Are En-

The following official communiques on morning at the Ministry of Finance, titled to the Payment. the Peace Conference M'ere issued at under the presidency of M. Klotz, The War Department authorizes the Paris After welcoming Mm. Monlg and following statement from the Director of “ February 24.—The representa- Freire Daudrade as delegates from Finance tives of the allied and associated Portugal upon commission, and after Seetion 140G of the revenue act ap- proved February 24, 1019, authorizes the Governments met to-day at the Quai concluding discussion of its agents, payment of a bonus of $G0 to ofiicers, sol- for- d’Orsay from 3 to 5 p. m. the commis.sion decided to push diers, field clerks, and nurses of the Army “ The Albanian representatives ward the work of the first and second upon honorable separation from active were introduced and a Turkish pasha subcommittees charged, respectively, service by discharge, resignation, or other- wise. This bonus is not payable to the stated the Albanian claims. The ex- with questions of the valuation, dam- heirs or representatives of any deceased of this question was re- amination age, and study of the means for pay- soldier. ferred to the committee on Greek ment, and the financial capacity of the Those who are discharged hereafter affairs. enemy powers. The third subcom- will receive this bonus on the same roll or voucher upon which they are paid their “ The Paris interallied commission mittee appointed to study measures final pay. communicated cer- on Polish affairs of control and guaranties was con- Those who have been discharged and tain information and proposals re- stituted. It chose as its president have received their final pay without the ceived from the interallied commi.s- Mr. Hugues, Great Britain, and as $G0 bonus should write a letter to the Zone Finance Officer, I>emon Building, sion now at Warsaw. Marshal Foch its vice president Mr. Baruch, Unit. .. Washington. D. C., stating their service was present. States.” since April G, 1917, the date of last dis- “ The next meeting w,ill be held to- charge, and their present address to which morrow, February 25, at 3 p. m.” they desire their bonus checks to be sent Transport. Commission on and inclosing with this letter their dis- charge military order for Session of General Conference. “ February 24.—The subcommittee certificate or discharge or both, if both were issued. “ 25. dealing with the questions of free- February —The ministers of Upon the receipt b.y the Zone Finance the allied and associated powers met dom of transit met this morning at Officer, Washington, D. C., of this infor- of mation and the soldier’s discharge cer- to-day from 3 to G p. m., at the Quai 10 o’clock at the Ministry Public tificate, this officer will cause checks to d’Orsay. Works and completed the discussion be drawn and mailed to the claimants in “ of the draft convention of freedom of Mr. Crespi, in the name of the the order in which their claims were re- Interallied financial commission, ex- transit, which had been submitted ceiveil by him. The discharge certificate plained the measures to be taken to by the British dele.gation. It was de- will be returned to the soldier with the check. avoid the nonpayment of the coupons cided that the preparation of an offi- It is estimated that at least one million cial draft should be entrusted to a of the Austro-PIungarian debts, which and a quarter persons have been dis- drafting committee.” fall due on March 1, in the absence charged from the service who are entitled of agreement among the different to the benefits of this act, and while pay- ments will be made as expeditiously as States of the former Au.stro-Hunga- Belgian Claims Committee. practicable, it will manife.stly take con- rian Monarchy. The proposals of the siderable time to write and mail this “ commission were approved. February 25.—The commission many checks. “ The question of the transport to for the .study of the Belgian claims Poland of the Polish divisions formed held its first meeting this morning. attempt on his life was read. The In France and Italy was then exam- After M. Andre Tardieu had been reply was in the following terms: ined with the assistance of Marshal added to preside, and Sir Eyre “ have been deeply touched by Foch. Instructions with this object Crowe to act as vice president, the T the sympathy which the commission were sent by the conference to the commission at once commenced its on international labor legislation interallied commission at Warsaw. work. A general examination of the been kind enough to express “ The examination of a revision of field of study having been made as have by the good wishes which they Gie question of Morocco, rendered the same is defined by the instruc- and addressed to me. necessary by the treaty of Algeciras, tions of the supreme allied council, have “ ‘ I thank you most heartily for was intrusted to a commission. Mr. the commission instructed its presi- the friendly letter which you have Perei, vice director of the African de- dent to ask for certain additional in- partment, explained the demands of structions relative to the purpose sent me on behalf of your colleagues, should be obliged if you con- France in the direction of the sup- and extent of its work. and I expression of sin- pression of the act of Algeciras and vey to them the my of the imposition on Germany of the cere gratitude.’ International Labor Legislation. “ then considered necessary guaranties to prevent her The commission “ in the British draft deal- from resuming in Morocco the hostile February 24.—The thirteenth the articles question of economic a«tion which she has taken against meeting of the commission on inter- ing with the event of a State fail- Prance for the last 10 years. national labor legislation took place penalty in the “ The next meeting was fixed for to-day under the presidency of Mr. ing to carry out its obligations un- international labor conven- to-morrow at 3 p. m.” Samuel Gompers. der an “A reply by M. Clemenceau to the tion. Commission on r>,eparation. resolution transmitted to him by Mr. “ Signed Samuel Gompers, presi- “ February 24.—The allied commis- Gompers on behalf of the commis- dent commission on international la- sion on reparation met at 10.30 this sion In connection with the recent bor legislation.” — : : : :

4 TIIK OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TIIUESDAY, FEBKUARY 27, 1019.

'1. SHORT LINE RAIL CONTRACTS 8>. 'Sulktin Conscientious Objectors l*ult)lislied isvery Week Day, Except APPROVED BY DIRECTOR HINES Legal Holidays, Under Order ol tlio Refund $8,589 Army Pay President ol tte United States and by Authority of Congress. Stand art! Forms of Cooperation The War Department author- Ofllce: No. 8 Jackson Place, Issued with Tiew to Har- Washington, D. C. Tel. Main 5600. izes publication of the following monizing Traffic Rules. statement : Copies of The Official U. S. Bulletin will be fui'Dished without charge to every post office The War De'partment has re- in the Dnlted States (to be posted daily, for The United States Raiiroad Adminis- the benefit of the public, under order of the ceived from conscientious ob- tration issues following Postmaster General) to legislative and execu- the ; jectors as refamls of the tive officers of the United States Government, fay Walker D. Hines, Director General of and to diplomatic representatives all foreign of sum of Conscientious Railroads, Governments. ICdwabd S. Rochester, Editor. lias approved two standard objectors have also refunded forms of coopei’ative short line contracts RATES BY MAIL, their pay through the channel pursuant to an agreement with repre- One year $5. 00 sentatives of the short line railroads the of the Y. M. C. A. to the amount ; Six months 3. 00 first covering roads having no competi- One year, postage prepaid to of $270. The Friends’' Society tive traffic, foreign countries 8. 00 and the second covering roads Daily — g;,j months, postage prepaid to had received up to February 15, having competitive traffic. The two foreign countries 4. 50 forms are tlie same except that in the Back numbers and extra $Jj.,000 designated for Fr'iends' form for roads having competitive traffic, copies each . 05 reconstiniction work from con- Make ail checks, drafts a clause has been added providing for re- money orders, and scientious objectors payable to The Official U. S. Bulletin. unwilling to imbursement for competitive traffic di- accept pay from the Army. verted from tlie .short lines between April This makes a total of $8,589.82 1, and November 1, 1918, and for giving EDUCATORS ARE URGED TO HELP thus refunded. to the short lines subsequent to November 1, 1918, the same proportion of competi- MAKE THRIFT NATIONAL HABIT tive traffic as it liad in Gie years 1915, 1910, and 1917. The school authorities of the country Provisions of Contract. were urged to join in tlie Govermuent CONTRACT MADE FOR DISPOSAL The contracts provide campaign to make tiirift a liappy Nationai That all joint rates shall fairly habit in a tele.gram sent to-day by Secre- OF SURPLUS GOrafflENT LUMBER (1 ) bo divided tary Glass, of the Treasury Dei>artment, lietween the Director General and the* company. to the National Education Association in The War Department authorizes the That the short lines shall convention at Chicago. Secretary Glass following statement from the office of (2) receive an equitable allotment of cars. asked that tlm teacliing of tiirift be made the Director of Sales That a part of the school curriculum during The Director of Sales of the War De- (3) short lines having a length of 100 miles or less shall be allowed 1919. The telegram I’ead as follows partment has executed a contract with two days free time for cars owned by the road “ the of the National Messrs. J. L. Philips and .lolin Stephens, To members under Federal control and used by the A.ssociation, assembled at of Jacksonville, Fla., the duly authorizecl Education short lines. Chicago, I wish to extend the sincere representatives of the National Bureau of (4) That the short line shall have the appreciation of tlie Treasury Depart- AVhole.sale Lumber Distributors, the Na- tional right to use the purchasing agencies of ment for tlie assi.stance rendered by Retail Lumber Dealers’ Associa- the Director General in the purchase of. the members of the teaching profes- tion, West Coast Lumber As.sociation, the materials and supplies and shall have its sion in the Liberty loan and war Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co., the repairs done in the shops of the Director savings campaigns during tlie pa.st Southern Pine Association, the Georgia- General upon the same terms as were en- Besides being of immediate Florida Saw Mill Association, and the year. joyed before Federal control. value in meeting the financial needs North Carolina Pine Association, for all (5) That in the publication of tariffs of the Government, tliese campaigns of the surplus lumber in the War Depart- and routing the short lines shall be of permanent value to the ment on projects where there is any con- have been treated in the .same manner as roads un- habits of wise .siderable quantity of this lumber to be country in encouraging der Federal control. spending, intelligent saving, and in- disposed of. (6) That if in the opinion of the Di- vestment. Tho.se habits of siiving Mes.srs. Philips and Stephens represent rector General, it becomes necessary for patriotism, encouraged and stim- practically all of the lumber producers of and him to operate the short line railroad, ho ulated the necessities of the war, the United States. Tliey can be reached by shall have the right to do so upon the pay- will have a great permanent value at 708 Thirteenth Street NW., Washing- ment of compensation as provided by tlie to the country if applied to its de- ton, D. C., and will receive any offers on Federal control act. velopment in time of peace. The lumber which they have for sale for the teachers of the country, by their War Department. They have purchased Effective Date April 1. daily contact with the children who this lumber and agree to resell it at the The effective date of the contracts is to are to be its future citizens, can do market price for the various species and be April 1, 1918. to influence them in teaching grades of iumlier, paying to tlie War De- much The Director General is making appro- citizenship and thrift. It is partment the amount received for this good priate arrangements to make certain that therefore earnest request, in be- lumber less the actual expense of selling; my all officers and employees of federally of the Treasury Department, and, in addition, they agree to clean up lialf controlled railroads give fair, just, and tliat .school authorities through- tlie entire surplus lumber within the com- the friendl.v consideration to questions affect- out the country incorporate the teach- ing six months. ing the short lines which may come up ing of thrift in the school curriculum for consideration in connection witli the 1919.” for 2,575 DIED IN MINING COAL. application of the contracts.

NEW KED CROSS COMMISSIONER Casualties Reported to Secretary Lane TO ITALY. for 1918 by Bureau of Mines. in the mining industry who did ids full Samuel L. Fuller, a New York banker, The casualty list of the American coal- duty during tlie war bra red perils as did has been appointcKl American lied Cro.ss mining army for 1918, just reported to the soldier at the front, and quite ns Commissioner to Italy, to succeed Robert Secretary Lane of the Department of the willingly went to the supreme sacrifice. Perkins, of New York, resigned. Mr. Interior by the Bureau of IMines, in- “ There was a decrease of 233 deaths Perkins was commissioner to Italy for a cludes 2,975 men killed. from explosions of gas and coal dust, year during the most momentous days of “ This is the penaity paid by one peace- which shows that, despite the rush and the war, and Mr. Fuller was his deputy. ful industry during a year of war,” said turmoil, the operators and men are pay- Mr. Perkins was a full-time volunteer, as Secretary Lane, “ and it emphasizes the ing more attention to the precautions Is Mr. Fuller. hardly appreciated fact that the worker promulgated by the Bureau of Mines.” THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1910. 5

PLANS MADE IN MANY PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD STATES TO BUILD AND IMPROVE ROADS

SENATE, executive department of aeronautics to The United States Department of La- The proposed league of nations was un- be headed by a director to have full bor authorizes the following: der discussion a portion of yesterday charge of all aircraft under control of the Although weather conditions in many afternoon. Senator Cummins, Republi- Government. parts of the country make it necessai'y to can, of Iowa, constitution Maj. Gen. Crowder, Judge Advocate criticised the delay work on public roads and other as submitted as one that provided for General, and Lieut. Col. Alfred E. Clark, outdoor projects, many States report to the guardianship the States of of that office, testified before the Mili- by United the Department of Labor that prepara- other nations instead of being genuine tary Committee concerning court-martial a tions are being made to employ large league that will effect universal peace. cases and the proposed amendment of numbers of men as soon as possible. It He insisted that in its present shape it the law covering such procedure. The is estimated that about $300,000,000 will constituted an invitation to war. Public Lands Committee ordered a fa- Senator be spent during 1919. Owen, Democrat, of Oklahoma, approved vorable report on the bill of Secretary In California agitation in favor of the the general principles of the proposed Lane appropriating $100,000,000 to make Tahoe-to-ukiah highway, for which an league, but suggested wherein it should reclaimed lands available for settlement appropriation of $3,000,000 has been be amended to guarantee the protection by discharged members of the military asked from the State, is focusing atten- and perpetuation of American sover- forces of the United States. tion and bills have been introduced in the eignty. legislature for the construction of roads Final legislative steps were taken on a HOUSE. from the San Joaquin Valley to the coast number of important measures. The con- The House began di.scussiou this morn- and for a road connecting the California ference report on the legislative appropri- ing of the conference report on the 'oil and Nevada highway systems. ation bill was adopted in both houses and laud leasing bill, after which it was the Kansas has under consideration a hard- that measure sent to the President. The intenton to proceed wth the urgency de- surface program that eventually will cos.t conference report on the rivers and har- ficiency bill, the sundry civil appropria- $60,000,000. This contemplates several bors appropriation bill was adopted. The tion bill having been tempoi’arily laid tliousaud miles of highway connecting a’u deadlock on the bill to validate informal aside. It passed the bill authorizing the the market centers and county seats in contracts of the War Department was victory loan which also carries a provi- the State. broken through the acceptance of a com- sion for the continuance of the War Fi- The chairman of the State roads com- promise on the Senate amendments. The nance corporation. A resolution was mission of Maryland has announced that diplomatic appropriation bill carrying .$9,- adopted calling upon the Secretary of $6,000,000 will be spent on the roads of 000,000 and the fortifications bill carry- War to furnish a copy of a report on a the State, beginning the end of Febru- ing $14,000,000 were passed. Conferees departmental investigation of charges of ary, provided the weather is favorable. on the District of Columbia appropria- malfeasance against a group of Army offi- Illinois has approved the issue of $60,.- tion bill after prolonged consideration re- cers in connection with the aircraft gun 000,000 of bonds to be used in the next mained deadlocked on the provision abol- said to have been invented by H. L. Rice. five years for the construction of 4,800 ishing the half-and-half plan of financing The conference report was adopted on the miles of good roads. Utah is interested the District affairs. bill making a number of minor amend- in going on with work stopped by the The nomination of Hugh Campbell ments to the Federal Reserve Act. war, $1,300,000 being available. Wallace, of Tacoma, Wash., to be Am- Confei'ees on the Military Academy bill Greatest of all are the demands for bassador to France, was sent to the Sen- reached an agreement under which the work in New York State where State ate. Other nominations included up- annual pay of the West Point cadets was Highway Commissioner Edwin S. Duffy wards of 300 postmasters. Chairman fixed at $780 a year. After many weeks sees the need of a va.st expenditure in Overman, of the German propaganda in- of conference, the conferees on the water- addition to the $75,000,000 appropriation vestigating committee, introduced a reso- power bill reached an agreement. The now being used. Ohio is to spend more lution providing for the continuance of administration of the measure is placed than a million in 37 miles of State-aid that committee and the prosecution of its in a commission consisting of the Secre- roads. inquiry during the recess of the Senate. taries of War, Interior, and Agriculture, Senator Freliughuysen submitted a reso- who are authorized to grant 50-year lution providing for an investigation of AERIAL BOMB EXPLOSION INQUIRY. leases for use of water power. A bill the olTice of the Alien Property Custodian. was introduced by Mr. Mansfield, of An amendment to the War-Risk Insur- Accident at Rockaway Air Station Cost Texas, under which after January 1 next ance act was passed which would consoli- Three Lives. drop letters would be 1 cent and other date in that bureau all Government in.sur- first-class mail 2 cents an ounce, with Secretary Daniels authorizes tlie fol- ance organizations. Senator Gore, Demo- provision that after January 1922, all lowing : crat, of Oklahoma, introduced a resolu- 1, letters would be carried at 1 cent an Investigation of the accidental explo- tion declaring against the sinking of Ger- ounce. sion of an aerial bomb on February 25, man warships in the absence of any gen- President Wilson submitted with his at the Naval Air Station, Rockaway eral agreement for naval limitation. A approval a recommendation of the Na- Beach, N. Y., which resulted in the death resolution was introduced by Senator tional Advisory Committee for Aeronau- of an officer and tw’o men, has been or- Sherman, of Illinois, declaring that be- tics, for legislation giving the Depart- dered by the commandant of the third fore any league of nations is ratified ment of Commerce authority to license naval district. Germany should be required to make full and regulate aerial navigation. Secre- The following are the names of the vic- restitution to France and Belgium for tary Balfer deficiency appropria- tims and their next of kin : damages done. asked a tion of $829,327,200 to pay for subsist- Ensign Henry Parr Hynson, United The Naval Committee favorably re- ence of the overseas army for the remain- States Naval Reserve Force. Wife, Mary ported the annual naval supply bill, the der of the fiscal year. The Judiciary C. Hynson, 824 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Republican members I’eserving the right Com- mittee ordered a favorable I’eport on Md. to oppose the provision giving the Presi- a bill to enforce war-time prohibition ef- Frederick .Joseph Reardon, gunner’s dent authority to suspend construction fective July next. mate, third class. United States Naval at his disci’etion. The Military 1, Commit- Reseiwe Force. Sister, Mary E. Rear- tee favorably reported bill the Army and don, 2773 Briggs Avenue, New York, provided for temporary of a Army ap- CONGRATULATES THE PRESIDENT. N. Y. proxiraatoly 530,000 officers and eniisted Eugene Briggs Dedrick, chief boat- men. Responding to a resolution of the The Society of International Law of wain’s mate (aviation). United States Senate, Secretary Daniels informed Brazil, the through its president. Dr. Amaro Naval Reserve Force. Dlother, Mrs. An- Senate that inci’eased expenditures of Cavalcanti, congratulates the President nie Dedrick, Athens, N. Y. his depai'tment due to the war amounted of the United States on the “ inestimable to $1,591,970,884, and that for the fi.scal service he has rendered the cause of ,1us- Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no year 1919 tlie cost of tlie Navy was $2,- tice and humanity by the creation, 313,474,413. The ^Military Committee through his instrumentality, of the red tape—Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP pi’ovided for the es(:il)lisiim('nt of an league of nations.” to-day. 71—10 2 :

6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDxVY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919.

COASTWISE STEAMSHIP LINES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO Report of Army Statistics Branch THE U.S. RAIL ADMINISTRATION On Discharges Up to February 19 STATEMENT BY DIRECTOR HINES The Statistics Branch, General Staff, to 1,238,428, or over one-third of the War Department, issues the following: strength of the Army on November 11. Appreciation Is Given of Atlantic Thirty-nine per cent of the officers Returns of discliarges received through on duty on November 11 had been discharged Coast Ship Companies — Plans February 19 bring the total officers and or had re-slgned. The situation for the men separated from the service from the Under Consideration for Protect- Array as a whole on February 19 was as signing of the armistice to February 19, follows ing Service—Certain Lines Cited. Discharges strength Per cent The United States Railroad Adminis- reported through Nov. 11 discharged. tration authorizes the following: Feb. 19. Appreciating the conveniences fur- nished in the past to various communi- Oflicors 188, «4 73,712 39 ties by coastwise steamship lines, the 3,482,464 1,164,710 33

Railroad Administration for sometime Total - 3,670,888' 31 past has been seeking means of protect- ing this service. Under date of April 12, 1918, the Presi- Gamp Logan, Tex,, has been ordei’ed nally designated as demobilization cen- dent issued a proclamation in accord- discontinued, making the sixteenth camp ters. Six of the 33 original demobiliza- ance with his wmr power contained in the to be ordered closed since November 11. tion centers have been ordered discon- act of August 29, 1916, taking under Fed- Camp Logan was one of the points origi- tinued. eral control the boats and other property of the Clyde Steamship Co., the Mallory the Railroad Administration as to differ- Steamship Co., the Southern Steamship HEAVY SEA BRINGS DEATH TO Co., and the Merchants & Miners Trans- ential freight rates on rail and water portation Co., and placing them under routes. Differential rates via rail and FOUR the direction of the Director General of water routes between the Eastern States MEN ON THE U.S.S. MAUI Railroads. This power was exercised by and the South and Southeast were not The Navy received the President because such action ap- withdrawn during the war [leriod and Department has a dispatch from the of the peared necessary in view of the fact that are still in full force. Because of the re- commander U. S. S. Maui stating that Boatswain Ed- during the stress of war requirements in turn to peace conditions, differential rates gar James Rumpf, the spring and summer these coastwise via rail and water between New England United States Navy, and Co.xswain Arthur Joseph Rousseau, steamship lines were needed to relieve and Central Freight Association terri- United States Navy, were drowned, and congestion on rail lines then under Fed- tory, Southeastern-Mississippi Valley ter- Lieut. James Marmion, United States eral control, and because there appeared ritory, the West and Southwast are now Naval Reserve Force, and Seaman Valdi- to be danger that at least some of the being considered and some change In this mor Lingren, United States Navy, died ships in this service would be transferred situation should become effective during as result of injuries when a heavy sea by their owners to trans-Atlantic service. the month of March. Some time is necessary to work out details of this con- swept the forward deck of the ship early Armistice. Changed by templated readjustment. on the morning of February 10, en route to France. coxswain Following the signing of the armistice The boatswain and Merchants’ & Miners’ Co. were both washed ovei’board and neither and the passing of the emergency war of their bodies were recovered. Lieut, necessity it was decided that the mainte- The Merchants and Miners Transpor- Marmion die 1 the same day from his nance of these lines under Federal con- tation Company, however, whose vessels injuries, and Seaman Lingren’s death oc- trol was no longer necessary, and there- were formally relinquished from Fed- curred on the 13th. fore Director General McAdoo issued an eral control on the same date as were Lieut. Marmion was a resident of Cali- order on December .5 releasing them from the ships of the Clyde Steamship Com- fornia. Aunt, Annie McEvoy, 3970 Nine- Federal control. Assurances having been pany, the Mallory Steamship Coin))any, teenth Street, San Francisco, Cal. repeatedly given these lines by the Rail- and the Southern Steamship Company Boatswain Rumpf was a resident of road Administration of liberal treatment has not so far accepted the relinquish- New York. Wife, Anastalsia C. Rumpf, In the division of traflic and in the divi- ment. In order not to inconvenience the 145 Crescent Avenue, New Brighton, N. Y. sion of joint rates, the Clyde Steamship communities served by this company, Next of kin of Rosseau is father, Co., the Mallory Steamship Co., and the the Railroad Administration, as a tem- Charles J. Rosseau, Rhinelander, Wis., Southern Steamship Co. accepted this re- porary measure, has been operating the route No. 1. linquishment and are maintaining service ships of this company since December Next of kin of Lingren is mother, Mrs. on few routes w’here the combi- for the account of the company. But it except a Kate Lingren, 1911 Irving Avenue, North of light business and high operat- has been decided to deliver the boats of nation Minneapolis, Minn. ing expenses have caused temporary sus- this company definitely to it at various to normal ton- home ports on March 1. There have pension pending the return ROUMANIA, nage movement. been intimations that the Merchants and WELCOMED TO Miners Transportation Company is giv- Permit Requirements. ing consideration to the discontinuing of Food Staff Sent by Mr. Hoover to Control benefit One element operating for the its service, but the Railroad Administra- Flour Distribution. of the coastwise steamship lines has been tion will do everything reasonable in its Advices to the State Department from cancellation of permit requirements the power to facilitate and encourage the Bucharest. Roumania, state that Capt. which were necessary during the war in continuance of the service by the com- Green and his staff who had been sent by, shipment of coastwise freight the pany. Food Administrator Hoover for the pur- through ports handling overseas traflic. pose of controlling the distribution of tho The permit requirements have been can- RETURN OF DIVISIONS. flour which the United States is sending celed on account of I'elief of congestion to Roumania, has received a warm wel- at North Atlantic ports. The War Department publishes the come by the Roumanian Government and As a further aid to restoring normal following cabled correction : the royal family. conditions with ix^gard to coastwise ship- Paragraph 5 of statement issued Feb- ping, announcement was made by the ruary 25, giving order for return of di- General on February 17 that visions from France for April, should Better than money because they earn Director WAR-SAVINGS STAMP, 35th, 42nd mone.v : buy a very careful consideration was lieing read : 26th, 77th, 82nd, and given to a revision of the war policy oi divisions. TO-DAY. ; : ;; : : ;

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ANNOUMCES RELAXATION OF ITALIAN CONTROL OF SULPHUR SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED BRITISH EXPORT PROHIBITiOMS SALES TO OTHER GOVERNMENTS

Consul General II. P. Skinner, at Lon- The American ambassador at Rome WAR DEPARTMENT. has cabled on February 18 that a com- don, cables as follows Sale of Governruont-owned (uew) wood- munication received from the Italian The following g'oods may be exported working machinery. Snrpius Property Divi- foreign oflice states that the direct sale sion is now open for informal bids on any or freely from the United Kingdom, to all of sulphur from government to govern- all of 14 machines, including spare parts. nonenemy destinations, including Swit- The.se machines are as follows : 1 Yates, No, ment and the system of compulsory ex- 199, 12-inch hand jointer and planer 3 Yates, zerland, without application to war trade ; port licenses for each shipment have No. 102, single surfacers, 30 by 8 inches ca- department and without certificates from pacity 7 Yates, No. combination baud been abolished. The customs authori- ; 282, import associations : Acetyl-salicylic acid rip and resaws ; 1 Greenlee, No. 353, two- ties may now issue licenses directly. spindle vertical boring machine 1 Greenlee, adding ; aconite ; and calculating ma- The allotment of annual quantities for No. 402, 20-inch, plain rip-saw bench ; 1 chines alabaster for statuary purposes ; eximHation to foreign countries has been Greenlee, No. 238, P. B. vertical hollow chisel artist’s materials, excluding oils and tur- mortlser. Each machine equipped with a abolished by the Government, exports pentine athletic goods bicycles, but not 220-volt D. C. motor. Apply for special form ; ; being limited now only by the available and particulars to War Department, Surplus tires bicycle accessories buttons of all ; ; Property Division, supplies. Permission to export is con- Munitions Building, Wash- kinds ; butylchloral hydrate ; camomile ington, D. C. Refer to S. P. D. No. 381 ditional on destination to allied or neu- M. E. cash registers ; cigar and cigarette hold- tral countries outside of the interallied ers; china clay; clocks, including clocks economic blockade. The measures in Sealed proposals will be received until 2 for time checking ; coral cutlery, all o’clock p. m. March 3, 1919, by the salvage ; force up to the present time are super- forms clrums dental burs dental filling officer. Rock Island Arsenal, 111., for the .sale ; ; ; seded these orders. of the following waste and salvaged mate- digitalis; by new materials; duplicating ma- riahs (proposal No. 21), the amounts to be chinery and supplies therefor; earthen- disposed of being stated approximately ware electroplated goods except silver or Four tons sole .and heel leather, new scrap. ; RAIL REPORTS SHOW INCREASE Four tons chemical scrap leather, new. gold fans screens ; and hand ; fancy goods One ton latigo scrap leather, new. of paper, ivory, mother-of-pearl, tortoise IN ATLANTIC PORTS EXPORTS One and one-fourth tons elkhide .scrap shell, amber, and amberoid feathers, leather, new. ; One ton rawhide scrap leather, new. made up ferric compounds films, printed, ; ; The United .States Railroad Adminis- Two and one-half tons bag scrap leather, positive, or negative flower seeds, except new. ; tration authorizes the foliowing seeds of oil-bearing plants; flowers, arti- Three and one-half ton.s wool blanket scrap. Couunercial exports Three tons new felt clippings. ficial fountain pens furs, dressed, dyed, continue to show ; ; Two tons now canvas clippings. an increase at North Atlantic and Gulf or manufactured ; gauge glasses ; glass- 1.100 pounds mixed scrap rags (O. D. ware hair ornaments ports. South Atlantic ports show a slight wool blaaket, canva.s, and felt, etc.) damaged ; and combs hair ; decrease, according by fire and water. nets of silk or hair, in the piece or made to a report from the Exports Control Committee for the week up; hardware (builder’s), if of iron or TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ended IS steel hats of all kinds household fur- February made public to-day by ; ; Walker D. Hines, Director of Sealed proposals will be received tbe nishings, fixtures, and equipment, if man- General by Railroads. Bureau of Printing ufactured of wmod, iron, or steel, except Engraviiig and for upholstered furniture; ink other than Total export commercial freight on supplying the following materials: hand was printer’s ink; jewelry, imitation jewelry, 259,520 tons as compared with Until 2 p. m. March 1, 1919 : One alumi- 241,160 tons the previous week. The aver- num deep-cone reflector for 2i-inch .shade real mounted with precious stones, ex- holder 10 cubic yards of well-rotted stable age ; cluding solid articles of gold or silver number of cars handled at New York manure 25 steel plates, by 15 inches 400 ; 8 ; per day Februai’y 1 to IS was 381 cars machine-steel bolts. laces and guipure ; laundry machinery as against 253 for January. Until 2 p. m. March 4, 1919 : Forty-eight ledger’s, loose leaf, and similar stationery cast-iron truck wheels. The report states that there are 9,640 lighting fixtures, if of iron or steel ; mar- Until 2 p. m. March 10. 1919 : One thou- ble, raw and manufactured mineral wa- cars of food for export on hand, exclusive sand reams of majiila paper. ; of ters, unsweetened morocco leather, small bulk grain, at the North Atlantic ports. ; DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. fancy goods, all imitation-leather goods, It is announced that the grain exchanges at Bo.ston, New York, Philadelphia, and will and all light leather goods ; mosaic fancy Sealed proposals be received by Baltimore have been notified that appli- St. Elizabeths Hospital furnishing W’are ; irmsical instruments ; ofBce furni- for tbe cations may now be filed with the Grain following materials ture and stationery ; opera glasses ; paint- Corporation for permits for the shipment Until : ings and pictures ; pen nibs ; perfumery 4 p. m. March 3, 1919 Ten thousand of grain grain pills, cathartic phonographs phonographic records and products by the vax'i- compound, U. S. P. : 2,000 ; tablets, potassium permanganate 12 ous dealers on account of sales made ; dozen photographic records, but not chemicals gauge glasses. directly by them for foreign markets. In Until March : pianos ; precious stones ; printing presses 4 p. m. 4, 1919 Six dozen

this connection the report states that perforated chair bottoms ; G dozen toilet- pumice stone ; razors, safety ; ribbons, paper holders ; 10 mortise Yale cylinder locks. silk salicylic acid salt, sanitary there is due at Hampton Roads between ; ; table ; scales now and March 5 on account of the Wheat ware ; and balances ; screw span- POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. ners sewing machines shrubs slates Export Co. a total of 51,000 tons of vessel ; ; ; Sealed proposals will be received until 2 w’l’iting space which will be distributed among for and drawing; sodium bro- p. m., March G, at the office of the purchasing the North Atlantic ports. There is a total mide ; sodium nitroprivisside ; spectacles agent of the Post Office Department for fur- of approximately 40,000,000 bushels of nishing and delivering the articles named be- theatrical properties ; teeth, artificial ; to- low : bacco pipes toilet preparations tooth- grain for the Food Administration and ; ; Three hundred and fifty lioxes, regular the slot- brushes trimmings silk turner’s Wheat Export Co. which it is expected ted carton style, shipped flat ; of ; ; 504,000 facing w'ares, of wood typesetting type- will be forwarded prior to April 1. slips, printed on green paper. ; and casting machinery typewriters spare ; ; THE PANAMA CANAL. parts of umbrellas; wall papers; wmlking TRAINING SHIPS IN SERVICE. sticks. Proposals for iron or steel roofing and ridge roll, pig tin, .sheet brass, brass tubing, bronze, Two Wooden Vessels Assigned to In- copper, copper pipe, nails, spikes, mule shoes, MAKES AIR-FLIGHT RECORD. struct Merchant Marine Apprentices. cocks, grommets, lamp guard.s, wheelbarrows, manila rope, life preservers, desk glass, water- The United States Shipping Board an- coolers, chair seats, patent leather, harness Lieut. Harmon Negotiates Washington- nounces that two of six wooden ships al- leather, pantasote. ship’s felt, oakum, dust pans, chinaware, drinking glas.ses, York Route in 85 Minutes. lotted to the Recruiting Service teaspoons, New have ar- calcium carbide, glue, roofing cement, stove rived at Boston and will immediately be and furnace cement, cotlon thread, q’he Director of Military Aeronautics crash tow- fitted out as ti’aining ships for the mer- eling, paper drinking cups, paper napkims, and wrapping paper. (’ircular 12G1, Date is.sues the following chant marine. vessels — of The two are the opening March 22, 1919. Lieut. Frank H. Harmon, pilot of Boll- Alahat, a Ferris-type ship, built at .Jack- ing field, Anacostia, February 19 estab- sonville, Fla., and put into commission li.shed a record flight from Washington to last November, and the SUirgeon Bay, a these cargo carriers in actual inerdiant New York by airplane in a La Fere plane. lake-type vessel, completed about a year service tind to give apprentices ati oitpor- He landed at Hazelhui’st, N. Y., 85 min- ago at Sturgeon Bay, Wis. tunity to study problems of carg

8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BHLLETIX: TIII’ESDAY, FEBmiARA' 21, 1019.

Rates of freight from Pacific Coast ports to SCHEDULES OF OCEAN FREIGHT RATES Atlantic Coast ports—Continued.

Less than Car- ISSUED BY THE U. S. SHiPPING BOARD Item. Commodities. car- load. load The United States Shipping Board is- Exceptions : United Kingdom ports foilowing lists of ocean freight sues the Starch, .spelter, sulphur, lead billets, Beans, cocoa, in boxes or ba^s. $0.70 rates, issued by tlie rates department, Di- and canned goods, tier 100 $1 Beaas' vanilla and in pounds. tonka, vision of Operations, and approved by J. boxes or bags 55.00 Tobacco, $2 per 100 pounds. Beeswax, in boxes or sacks. . 1.90 H. Kossiter, Director of Operations: Cotton. (See Tariff No. 10.) Steel- Barley, whole, in sacks, 00,000 [Serial No. 23.—European Tariff No. 9 (cor- pounds minimum .50 United Kingdom ports, $20 per ton of rected) —Effective February 6, 1919.] Bones. (8eo item No. 65.) 2,240 pounds. 10 Barley, pearl, in sacks, also States per ton of Rates of freight from United North Havre and Bordeaux, $28 cereal breaklast foods, nos. Atlantic ports — 2,240 pounds. to including liakod, puffed, Antwerp, Rotterdam, ton of Rotterdam, Antwerp, Havre, and Bordeaux, $30 per shroddeti or toasted cereal $1.25 per 100 pounds, or $0.65 per cubic 2,240 pounds. foods, not including cereal Barcelona, per ton of 2,240 foot, ship’s option. $40 coffee, farina, flour, buck- Marseille, Cette, Genoa, and Naples, $1.60 per pounds. wheat, Hour corn. Hour pre- Note. to rates based upon weight or 100 pounds, or $0.85 per cubic foot, ship’s —As pared, flour pancake, grits, option. measurement at ship’s option, these will be hominy, meal bean, meal applied in principle to the Barcelona, $1.85 per 100 pounds, or $0.95 per according com- corn, meal pea, oat groats, cubic foot, ship’s option. modity list contained in Tariff No. 8. oat meal, oats rolled, rye Note.—Above rates apply to all bookings on Homeward rates from above ports to Oulf rolled, wheat cracked, in Shipping Board vessels sailing on and after ports. boxes, barrels or sacks, 40,000 pounds minimum .80 February 1, 1919, on all cargo, except cotton, Commodity rates for homeward cargo will be L Beer, 30,000 pounds minimum 1.00 as below. established and quoted upon application. J Books, printed 2. 50 Exceptions: Above rates per pounds or per cubic 100 } Bottle’s,' M. T., 24,000 pounds Cotton. (See Tariff No. foot ship’s option. 10.) at minimum 2.0(1 .80 Above rates apply on pieces and/or pack- As to rates based upon weight or measure- ) Bristles, hog 2. .50 ment at ship’s option, these will be applied in ages weighing up to 4,480 pounds weight each. Buttons, pearl 3.00 principle according to the commodity list con- For pieces and/or packages in excess of 4,480 Camied goods or preserves, tained in Tariff No. 8. pounds, customary heavy lift scale to be added. viz, as per item 2G0, trans- continental freight buri'au to Homeward rates from above ports North Eastbound Tariff No. 3M, Atlantic ports. [Serial No. 21. West coast South America to as amended, 40,000 pounds Commodity rates for homeward cargo will United States. — Tariff No. 15. — Effective 2.00 .55 be established and quoted upon application. Feb. 10, 1919.] Canned salmon, in cases .55 Above rates apply on pieces and/or pack- Cascara sagradai, grindclla ro- ages weighing up to 4,480 pounds weight Rates of freight on nitrate. busta, Oregon grape root, each. For pieces and/or packages in excess From Chilean nitrate ports to United States ava root, and verba santa, of 4,480 pounds each, customary heavy-lift North Atlantic ports, $17.50 per ton of in bags, 24,000 pounds min- scale to be added. 2,240 pounds. 1.35 .85 Eoading and discharging at rate of 800 tons 14 Casin?s, hoe and bcof, in tins, [Serial No. 26.—European Tariff No. 11 (cor- per day. Sunda.vs and holidays only excepted, 2.25 1.75 rected).— Effective Feb. 11. 1919.] or demurrage at rate of $1 per net registered L Cigars, in cases 2.50 2.50 ton per day. Casein (dry milk curd), in Rates of freight from United States South At- .70 lantic ports to Europe. 3. CO 3.00 [Serial No. 28. Supplement No. 1 to Pacific Chocolate and cocoa, in cases Rates on all cargo except as below : to Atlantic Tariff No. 14.—Effective Feb. Per or barrels 1.40 .75 Per 1, 1919.] 3.00 1.25 lbs. ft. 100 cu. .60 Rates of freight from Pacific coast ports to United (sec note) $1. $0.54 Kingdom — 07i Atlantic coast ports. Copper, blister .50 Holland (Rotterdam) 1.33 .70 Crockery, clunaware, earl hen- Belgium (Antwerp) 1.33 .70 The rates quoted in Tariff No. 14 arc on ware, porcelain, in cases or wooden steamers only moving Pacific France : from 2. 50 1.50 to ports. Havre, Bordeaux 1. 33 . 70 Atlantic .65 Marseille, Cette 1. 68 . 90 Cott' n and entt^n linters, in (Barcelona) 1.93 1. 00 ba'es, comnrossed to density Spain [Supplement No. 1 to Tariff No. 8. Effective Italy (Genoa, Naples) 1.68 .90 — .75 Jan. 30, 1919.] Exceptions: 22 Crackers, matzos and matzog Cotton. (See Tariff No. 10.) Rates of freight from United States North mea', fniit bis-uits, pretzels, Tobacco (United Kingdom), $2 per 100 Atlantic ports to United Kingdom ports. toa.st. rakes, in boxes or 2. 25 pounds. Effective this date, the following correc- 3. 00 Starch, spelter, sulphur, lead billets, and tions and additions are hereby made to 23 Conte'tionerv, including canned goods to United Kingdom ports, Tariff No. 8 : chewing gum and ice-cream $1 per 100 pounds. Corrections : cones, in cases or tins. Steel : Cotton waste ; should read, $3.50 per 100 United Kingdom, $20 per ton of pounds. 2.50 Cider, in bulk in barrels, gin- 2.240 pounds. Extract, tanning, $1 per 100 pounds. 24 ger ale, mineral water, and Havre. Bordeaux, $28 per ton of Additions : other carb mated bev'prages; 2.240 pounds. Whisky in cases, per cubic foot. $0.50 a'so root beer, in glass or Barcelona, $40 per ton of 2,240 .80 pounds. Homeward rates from United Kingdom ports to North Atlantie ports. .60 Note. As to rates based upon weight or Coconut” eake, eoeonut meal, — Commodity rates for homeward cargo will measurement at ship’s option, these will be cottonseed cake, cotton- be established and quoted upon application. applied in principal according to the com- meal, oil cakes and oil Above rates apply on pieces and/or pack- seed modity list contained in Tariff No. 8. .75 ages weighing up to 4.480 pounds weight each. 28 Curi"S metal ornaments, For pieces and/or packages in excess Homeward rates from above ports to South of 4.480 Nipponoid ornaments,srap- pounds each, customary heavy-lift Atlantic ports. scale to be ornaments (va'uation added. stoue Commodity rates for homeward cargoes will net p'reeeding $20 per 100 be established and quoted upon application. 1.90 1.50 Above rates apply on pieces and/or pack- [Serial No. 19. Pacific to Atlantic Tariff No. 29 Samft, va'uatnn exceeding to each. 3. on 2.30 ages weighing up 4,480 pounds For 14.—Effective Feb. 1, 1919.] pieces and/or packages in excess on 4.480 2.20 1.10 pounds each, customary heavy lift scale to be Rates of freight from Pacific Coast ports to Drugs, medi ines and chemi- added. Atlantic Coast ports 2.50 1.50 Dry gSods, n. o. s., in bales or [Serial No. 29. —European Tariff No. 12 (cor- 3.00 3.00 I ess rected). Effective Feb. 11, 1919.] Extra ts, n. o. s., in g'ass, — than Car- Item. Commodities. boxed, nr in bulk in b.vrre s. 1.35 1.00 Rates of freight United States Qulf ports to car- load. 35 Eggs, dried, egg a.bumen Europe. load. 2. 50 1.75 4 Feathers, in compressed ba.es. 6.00 3.25 Kates on all cargo except as mentioned be- Ferti izer, b me ash. bone low. 1 Asphaltum, hard, in double- black, superphosphates, Per Per headed barrels JO. 55 potash, su 'phate or muriate, 100 lbs. cu. ft. 2 Apricot and poach kernels, in .50 United Kingdom (see note)- $1. 15 $0.58 sacks .80 Ferromanagnese, ferrochrorae. Holland (Rotterdam) 1.40 .73 3 Antimony ingots, regulars .50 .75 Belgium (Antwerp) 1.40 .73 3A Autos, boxed ...7 $5.00 Fiber, flax, in ba es, ti.gbtly

France : 4 Bags and bagging, burlap, .05 Havre and Bordeaux 1.40 .73 gunny and jute, in bales .60 Fiber, ramie, in ba es, Ugiitiy .65 Marseille and Cette 1. 75 . 9,3 5 Beans '(exclusive of cocoa, Spain (Barcelona) 2. 00 1. 08 vanilla, and tonka), in bags, Fig nr'priine pii p, in buik, in Italy (Genoa and .75 Naples) 1.75 ,93 40,000 pounds, mimmum. . .55 boxes or barre.s M .. .

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SCHEDULE OF OCEAN FREIGHT RATES ISSUED BY SHIPPING BOARD

Rates of freight from Pacific Coast ports to Rates of freight from Pacific Coast ports to icaTCS of freight from Pacific Coast ports Atlantic Coast ports—Continued. Atlantic Coast ports—Continued. Atlantia Coast ports —Continued.

Less Less Less than Car- than Item. Commodities. Item. Commodities, Car- Item. Commodities. than Car- car- load. car- load. car- load. load. load. load.

41 Fish, dry, salted or smoked, 70 Junk, cioth, sail, old; dross, 99 Orange and lemon peel, dried, in bundles or boxes $1.25 $.85 lead; dross, solder; dross, and citron, dried or cured, 42 Flags, fans and screens, actual zinc; scrap copper; scrap, in boxes $2.50 $ 1.00 value not exceeding $25 per brass; paper (scrap or Same, in sacks 100 2.50 1.20 1.75 waste), rags, rope, old; (not Ore, Wolfromte lOOA .65 43 1.90 1.40 metal), rubber (old, com- Ore, chrome 100 B .50 44 Fruit candy, consisting of pressed in bales), rubber 101 Orange and lemon peel in fruit juice or fruit pu with shoddy, reclaimed rub- brine in barrels p and .75 glucose or sirup base, in ber, zinc skimmings $1.00 $.60 lOlA Oil, neat’s-foot, petroleum in 2. 00 1. 50 71 Jute, raw, in bales 1.50 barrels, 40,000 pounds min- 45 Fruits, dried, including rai- 72 Kelp, dried or ground, in bags imum 2.00 .80 sins, prunes, figs, berries, or bales .65 102 Oil, mustard seed, in bulk in and fig pulp; vegetal) es, 73 Kelp, ash .65 barrels dried other 2.50 1.25 or evaporated, 74 Kapok, in bales 2.00 1.25 103 Oil, palm kernel, in tin or in crysta Uzed, than candied, 75 Lacquered ware, in boxes . . . 1.50 1. 10 barrels glazed, or stuffed, in glass, .75 76 Lamps, incandescent, old, in 104 Peas, dried, in sacks, and len- cans, earthenware, metal cases or barrels 2.50 1. 85 tils fiber cans or cartons, or in .55 76A Lard, and lard substitutes, 104A Pelts, sheep, in barrels bulk in boxes, 40,000 .90 etc., 3,000 pounds, mini- 105 Pickles, table sauces, tomato 3. 00 .75 mum 1. 20 pulp and vinegar, in glass 40 Raisins, in boxes or sacks, 77 Lead pencils, in boxes 2.50 or earthenware, boxed, in straight carloads 3.00 .75 77A Lead, pig 'Vio' metal cans, boxed, or in Note.—Raisins loose in 78 Leather, of the following bulk in kits, tubs, pails, or boxes fully iron must be kinds, in bundles; Bellies, barrels strapped all around on both .95 collar, shoe counters, har- Pits, apricot ends. 106 and peach, in ness, heads, boot and shoe bags, charges prepaid 47 Dried fruits, as per item 45, .70 heels, pancake, pieces, 107 Palm kernels, in .85 bags .90 rough, rough split, scraps Paper cartons, Fruits, preserved liquid, 107A K-D flat .70 48 in in sacks, seal shearling skins Paper .90 108 labels, boxed 1.75 1.25 tanned, tanned sheep, shoo Paper 49 Flour, sago, tapioca, cassara, 109 articles, of oriental man- leather n. o. s., sole, cut ufacture rice^ and potatoes; also and in transit from for soles, skirting, splits, the Orient tanioca and sago in sacks. .. .90 1.40 chrome tanned, tufts in Paper roofing 49 \ .60 109A 2.50 sacks, walrus .90 .90 Paper, wrapping, 5Q Flour) wheat, in sacks .57i 110 unprinted. .85 79 Leather of the following kinds, Paper, 61 Glue,'dry, in’ bags, liquid in 111 photographic mounts, glass, metal tubes, can, in bundles; Bull; calf fin- also cardboard, prepared for pails, or aarthenware, ished, including patent calendars (not printed), in packed in boxes or in buik leather; chamois, deer boxes 2.00 2.00 in barrels .75 tanned, goat tanned, kip 112 Paper, vegetable parchment, 52 Gums, in packages, including finished, lace, latigo, veal in oases 2.00 1.00 gum copal, giun damar, finished, waxed finished 1.25 1.25 112A Pepper, whole, sacks, mini- 82 Liquors, viz, Cali- Kowrio, shellac. East India, brandy, mum 24,000 pounds .90 fornia, including cordializod Manila, Gambler, bird Ume, 112B Potash, sulphate .60 in cases or sacks 1.55 1.30 California brandy, in bulk 113 Quicksilver, in iron or steel 63 Glue stock, prepared, includ- in barrels, 60 barrels mini- flasks, 30,000 pounds mini- 6.00 ing fish, offal, in bags .75 mum 4.37i mum 1.50 .75 64 Hair, human, uncleaned and 82A Liquors, viz, brandy, Cali- 114 Eattan, in natural form, cut unmanufactured, in bags or fornia, including cordialized to length, but not farther bales 3.50 manufactured California brandy, in bulk, or prepared . 1.10 65 Hair, not curled, viz, cattie in one-half barrels 2.75 2.40 115 Reels or spools, cable or wire, (except taii), goat (e.xcept Liquors, same, in glass L80 1.00 second hand, on or under mohair), (in- Angora, hog Champagne, in glass, boxed . 2. 25 1.50 deck, ship’s option 1.00 1.00 cluding crude hog bristles), Fruit juices and fruit sirup, 116 Registers, cash, boxed, sec- horse (except mane or tail), n. o. s., in tins, glass, or ond hand, returning 3.00 2.00 in machine-pressed bales.. 2.30 .75 earthenware, boxed, or in 117 Rice, brewers’ rice, broken horse 66 Hair, cattle tail, mane bulk in barrels 1. 10 rice, in bags, domestic (S. s. or tail, in macliine-com- Whisky, gin, rum, or cordials, Gulf, 69 cents) .50 pressed bales 3. 00 1.20 in glass, boxed 2.00 1. 25 118 Rice, brewers’ rice, broken Handles, broom, including 67 VermoutK California 6.00 4.37J rice, in bags, foreign .72) bamboo, in bundles, orated, Wine, California (except 119 Rope, cordage, manila and or boxed .75 champagne), n. o. s., in- hemp, in coils 1.25 .75 67A Hats, straw or bamboo 4. 00 3.00 cluding grape juice, in bulk 119A Root, broom 2.50 1.85 58 Hemp braid, hemp and wool in barrels 4.60 3.95 120 Rubber, crude, in packages... 2.00 1.00 braid, knotted hemp, paper 88A Wine, as per item 88, in half- 121 Rug.=, hemp or cotton, in braid, in iiackages 3.00 1.50 barrels : 2.60 1.75 packages 1.75 0.75 sisal, in” bales, com- 69 Hem pi 89 Wine, California (except 121A Sago, in sacks .90 pressed .65 champagne), n. o. s., in- 122 Scrap, brass^ copper, or zinc, Hides, dry, including deer 60 cluding grape juice, in glass melted in mgots or slabs 1.25 hides, sheep slats, hair seal, in cases 1.50 .70 123 Seed, alfalfa, broom corn, sheep pelts, and goat pelts, Note.— ixed carloads of canary, clover, cotton, flax, 2.00 1.20 any of above liquors take grass, hemp, millet, rape 60A Hides, green in bundles (spe- rate applicable on each. and sunfiowor, garden seeds, 89A Logs, hardwood, on deck .75 wheat, corn, oats, peas, 61 Herbs, medicinal, in bales or 89B Logs, rosewood and beans in bags 1.50 .90 boxes, 24,000 pounds mini- 90 Machinery as taking class A 124 Seed, mustard, in bags .65 mum 2.50 1.60 rates of western classifica- 125 Shells, sea, in sacks, boxes, or 62 Honey, strained, in glass, tion, carloads barrels, boxed, or in tin cans, boxed, 2.75 1.50 30,000 pounds, min- 91 Magnesite, crude or calcined, strapped, or in bulk in bar- imum .75 in sacks or barrels 126 Sugar, raw in sacks .75 rels, 30,000 pounds mini- .60 92 Matting and straw mats 1.50 Strawbraid and mum .75 1. 10 127 chip braid, 92A Matches, in tin-lined cases 3. 50 also straw cuffs, nested, 63 Uofis, in bales, compressed to .90 93 Mustard flour, in bags slippers, 1.20 density not less than 22 2.00 .90 straw in packages..' 94 Nuts, edible, in bags 2.25 (rice), straw fiber, pounds per c. f .80 1.00 128 Straw in 95 Nuts, peanuts, shelled or un- 1.60 64 Hops, in bales, machine com- packages shelled 1.35 3.00 1.60 128A Spine, straight or mixed .90 65 Horns and hoofs, and animal 96 Oils, beans, soya bean, cotton 129 Tallow and grease. Inedible, 1.25 1.00 seed, fish, nut, grape seed, in barrels, 40,000 poimds 66 Household goods and per- seed in tins, in cases, or in minimum 1.50 .85 sonal effects, bo-xed or barrels 2.00 .75 129A 'Tapioca, in sacks .90 crated (trunks boxed), re- Oil, coconut, in barrels .50 130 Tin, scrap, in suitable bundles .40 leased to valuation of $10 Olives, in buik in barreis; 131 Tin, bar, block, slab, and pig . .90 per 100 pounds, charges pre- olive oil in glass or earthen- 132 Tea, in cases 2.00 1.37J 3.75 3.75 ware, boxed, in metal cans 133 Toys of Oriental manufacture 67 Inlc, boxed, or in bulk in bar- boxed, or in bulk in barrels, in packages, valuation not rels 1. 75 1.00 straight or mixed carloads exceeding $20 per 100 68 Isinglas.s (not mica) 1.75 with olives in glass or earth- pounds and so receipted for, 69 Ivor'y nuts or corozonuts, in enware or in metal cans, in cases 1.75 1.75 boxes or sacks .75 boxed... 1.40 .80 (Contlnned on page 11.) 71—19 3 :

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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Peden Iron & Steel Co., Houston, Tex., fit- .Toe Kaufmann Co., New Orleans, La,, iron. tings and iron wire. David Bernhardt Paint Co., New Orleans, EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION Sabine Supply Co., Orange, Tex., pipe plugs. paint. Norvell-Wilder Hardware Co., Beaumont, Amos Iron Works, Oswego, N. Y., fire door Tex., pipe, fittings, black steel, bolts, nuts, liners. pipe plugs, and tees. Buckeye Engine Co., Salem, Ohio, valves. ^ Following is a partial list of purchases W. & J. Tiebout, New York, N. Y., marine .Tahncke (Inc.), New Orleans, La., shovels. hardware. l>y the United States Shipping Board Dixie Mill Supply Co., New Orleans, La., Moran Bolt & Nut Co., St. Louis, Mo., lag gaskets. Kinergeiicy Fleet OorpoKitiou for the and wood screws. Thomas W’. Hooley Metal Works., New \\ eek E. L. Wilson Hardware Co., Beaumont, Tex., Orleans, La., stud bolts. lag screws and nuts. National C. E. Babbitt Co., Bortland, Oreg., castings. hexagonal Sash & Door Co., New Orleans, F. Heitman Co., Tex., La., caulking .sleeves. W. L. Blake & Co., Portland, Oreg., gauges, W. Houston, wire cable, lag screws, pipe plugs, machine bolts, Crane Co.. Chicago, 111., lead pipe and fittings, sheet and fiax packing. valves. washers, fittings, and tees. J. II. Williams W. L. Cleveland, Portland, Oreg., electric & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., Black Hardware Co., Galveston, Tex., hex- tvrenches. liiilb.s. agonal nuts. American Steel Wire Co., E. Corey & Co., Portland, Oreg., machine & Chicago, 111., Boykin Machine Supply Co., Beaumont, copper wire. steel, refined iron, and iron plates. & Tex., cast-iron blocks. Lukens Steel Co., New Orleans, La., steel Edwards «& Walker, Portland, Oreg., screws, Gulf Refining Co., Houston, Tex., oil and plates. nails, cotter pins, glass and miscellaneous hardware. grea se. Stoekham Pipe & Fittings Co., Birmingham, Kirby Lumber Co., Beaumont, Tex., lumber. Ala., tees and elbows. Flitner & Atwood, Portland, Oreg., oakum, Beaumont Iron W’orks, Beaumont, Tex., cast- Ingersoll-Rand Co., Philadelphia, Pa., anchor shackles, and galley supplies. ash iron blocks. hoist engines. R. K. Jordan & Co., Portland, Oreg., ex- Southern Brass Manufacturing Co., Hous- J. P. Devin Co., Buffalo, N. Y., surface pansion joints. ton, Tex., galvanized wire cable. condensers. Thos. Laughlin Co., Portland, Oreg., & Southwest General Penberthy Injector Co., Detroit, Mich., in- sheaves. Electric Co., Houston, Tex., fuse plugs. jectors. McDonald Manufacturing Co., Portland, Heldenfel.s Bros., Rockport, Tex., stud bolt. National Tube Co., Philadelphia, Pa., steel Oreg., lumber. Houston Blow Pipe & Sheet Metal Works, pipe. Megqulre Jones, Portland, Oreg., boiler & Houston, Tex., discharge pipe. Cyclops Iron Works, San Francisco, Cal., rivets. • Jos. T. Ryerson & Son, Chicago, 111., steel. refrigerating equipment. Oliver & Dunning, Portland, Oreg., bolts. Florida Hardware Co., Jacksonville, Fla., Sykes & Co., Chicago, 111., ventilators and Portland Co., Portland, Oreg., bolts and linseed oil, padlocks, and paint. cowls. castings. Woodward-Wight Co., New Orleans, La., Flour City Ornamental Iron Works, Min- AVelch McCarthy, Portland, Oreg., & oil con- carriage bolts. neapolis, Minn., fire room tools. tainers. Logan Coal Supply Co., Fla., C. G. Brcttlng Manufacturing Co., Ash- Baltimore Forwarding & Jacksonville, & Transport Co., Bal- coal. land, Wis., smokestacks and fidley tops. timore, Md., fuel. S. B. Hubbard Co., Jacksonville, Fla., brass Variety Manufacturing Co., Chicago, HI, U. T. Hungerford Brass & Copper Co., Bal- rod, coffee urn drip pan and back. fan casings and uptakes. timore, Md., condenser tube ferrules. George E. Chase & Co., Jacksonville, Fla., McMann & Taylor, New York, N. Y., teoe, Swayne & Co., Baltimore, Md., fuel. screws. bushings, nipples and couplings. II. Whiting Wm. & Co., Baltimore, Md., Dozier Gay Paint Co., Jacksonville, Fla., C. C. Galbraith, New York, N. Y., spikes. Mocks. & paint. Barker Chadsey Co., Providence. R. I., dodr Hlrshberg Art Co., Baltimore, Md., blue hinges and stove bolts. lirint supplies. Weil-Gutmann Supply Co., New Orleans, La., brass pipe. Congdon & Carpenter, Providence, R. I., Air Reduction Sales Co., Baltimore, Md., rivets, bolts, and nuts. calcium carbide. John R. Lyman & Co., Springfield, Mass., wiper waste. Belcher & Loomis Co., Providence, R. I., American Axe Sc Tool Co., Glassport, Pa., cylinder head gasket, wire, spark plu.gs, Florida Metal Products Co., Jacksonville, hatchets. bronze screen, valve, miscellaneous Fla., iron chafing and hard- J. Bernstein & Sons, Seattle, Wash., plates. ware. J. M. Murdock Shipyard, Jacksonville, Fla., steward’s supplies. Gildersleeve Ship Construction Co., Gilder- asbestos fire felt. Crane Co., Seattle, Wash., pipe fittings. sleeve, Conn., locker catch, brass butts, locks, Casey-IIedges Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., cone- Grays Harbor Ship Chandlery Co., Aber- sash pulleys, door sashes, gi'ab rail sockets, head rivets. deen, Wash., ship chandlery. and latches. J. G. Christopher Co., Jacksonville, Fla., car- Grays Harbor Hardware Co., Aberdeen, O. K. R. Wilson. York, N. Y., riage bolts. C. & New Wash., hardware. red sheet packing, brass plug cocks, relief Stoekham Pipe Fittings Co., Birmingham, Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation, Aber- & valve, and gauge. Ala., tees. deen, Wash., hardware, electric fittings, round John Sons, Brooklyn, Y., rub- Standard Sanitary Monroe & N. and sheet iron, mild steel, pipe and fittings. Manufacturing Co., New ber tubing. Orleans, La., brass pipe plugs. Henry Mohr Hardware Co., Tacoma, Wash., American Hoist Deivlck Co., Paul, Pittsburgh Rivet Pittsburgh, & St. machine bolts and nuts. Co., Pa., cone- Minn., swivel crosshead guide. head rivets. Max Kuner Co., Seattle, Wash., nautical In- J. K. Larkin Co., New York, N. Y., bolts Cooper Iron Fla., struments. Works, Jacksonville, and nuts. hinges. Marine Supply Co., Seattle, Wash., ship Central Plumbers’ Supply Co.; New York, Patterson Brokerage Co., Jacksonville, Fla., chandlery. N. Y., globe valves and Jenkins seat and disk. tur])cntine. IT. W. Johns Manville Co., Seattle, Wash., Topping Bros., New York, N. Y., bolt.s, nut?-, magnesia covering. Texas Oil Co., .Jacksonville, Fla., gasoline. and twine. Oil Jacksonville, I’aclfic Net & Twine Co., Seattle, Wash., Standard Co., Fla., kero- Good.vear Tire & Rubber Co., Netv York, rope and blocks. sene. N. Y., inner tubes. Georgia Supply Co., Jacksonville, Fla., J. P. Ruddy Co., Tacoma, Wash., pipe and tees H. W. McCandless & Co., New York, N. Y., turnbuckles. and ells. bulbs. Crandall Packing Ala., J. A. Roebling & Sons, Seattle, Wash., wire Co., Birmingham, Pyrene Manufacturing Co., New York, N. Y., rope. hydraulic packing. canvas holsters. Sunde & d'Evers Co., Seattle, Wash., pin Stauffer Eshleman & Co. (Ltd.), New Wagner Electric Co., New York, N. Y., car- shackles. Orleans, La., bolts, nuts, screws, axes, and bon brushes. M Seller & Co., Seattle, Wash., steward’s washers. Bowen Manufacturing Co., New York, N. Y., supplies. Wall Rope Works, New Orleans, La., manila grease cups. Tacoma Foundry Co., Tacoma, Wash., lintel rope. Times Square Auto Supply Co., New York, castings. H. O. Stace, New Orleans, La., asphalt N. Y., automobile top dressing, chain, -and Washington Iron Works, Seattle, Wash., lag ejectors. X3ump. screws. Thomas W. Ilooley Metal Works, New Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Newark, N. J., Orleans. La., bucket.s. West Coast Steel Co.,^ Tacoma, Wa.sh., bar crayons. iron, bolts and nuts. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., New Quick & McKenna, New York, N. Y,, filing flanges Washington Mattress Co., Seattle. Wash., Orleans, La., and globe valves. cabinets and panels. mattresses, springs and cushions. Woodward Wight & Co., (Ltd.), New United Brass Manufacturing Co., East Or- iron nuts, string Whiton Hardware Co., Seattle, Wash., hard- Orleans, La., clamps, pack- ange, N. J., valves and hangers. ware. ing, and machine bolts. Gilbert Bennett, Georgetown, Conn., wire. Walworth Mfg. Co., Seattle, Wash., pipe Jenkins Bros., New York, N. Y., angle Irving PitL New York, N. Y., post binders. fittings. valves. American Ever Ready Co., Long Island City, White Fuel Engineering Corporation, New Y., batteries and flashlights. Woodward-Wight & Co., New Orleans, La., N. York, N. Y., burner tips. National Co., New Yoi’k, N. Y., white soft and spring steel, fire extinguisher charges, Lead McBride & Law, Beaumont, Tex., boat lead. cut tacks, tees, lag and machine screws. spikes. Oil Well Supply Co., Houston, Tex., turn- Frank Fargo, Providence, R. I., manila buckles. American Bolt Co., Birmingham, Ala., lag folders. Turnbow Lumber Co., Beaumont, Tex., ce- screws. Church & Dwight Co., New York, N. Y., ment. American Metal Hose Co., Waterbury, bicarbonate soda. Kuhns Paint & Varni.sh Co., Houston, Tex., Conn., fle.xible steam hose. J. Bachmann & Co., New York, N. Y., belt oil. A. W. Cash Co., Decatur, 111., vacuum dressing. relief valve. Johns-Manville Co., New York, N. Y., flax Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Hou-ston, Tex., The Fairbanks Co., New Orleans, La., pipe, packing. paint and turpentine. ells, flanges, and globe valves. U. T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Co., Sherwin-Williams Tex., Paint Co., Houston, Dixie Mill Supply Co., New Orleans, La., New York, N. Y,, brass .sheets, brass pipe, and lead in oil. gaskets. brass straps. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., Hous- Electrical Supply Co., New Orleans, La., The Electric Supply Co., New York, N. Y., ton, Tex,, tees and flangt's. fixtures. plugs, fu.ses. : : :

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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

J. C. Klumpp & Son, New York, N. Y,, taper wedse. Standard Oil Co., New York, N. Y'., fuel oil. Electric Hose and Rubber Co., New York, GENERAL SUPPLIES DIVISION MEDICAL SUPPLIES DIVISION N. Y., steam hose. .Tohn Simmons, New Y^ork, N. Y., flange. Pitt. White Metal Co., New York, N. Y., sol- following is list der. The following is a list of purchase or- Tho a of contracts of Jos. S. Pyerson Sons, York, N. Y., the Medical & New ders of tlie General Supplies Division, and Hospital Supplies Di- iron washers. vision, passed by the Board of Review of Igoe Bros., New York, N. Y., nails. not submitted to tlie Board of Review Burrows & Kenyon Co., Providence, R. I., that division, under date of February 18, lumber. Whitman & Barnes Mfg, Co., Akron, Ohio, 7,000 1919: L. S. Starrett & Co., New York, N. Y., mi- drills. M. II. crometer. Thatcher Furnace Co., New York, N. Y., 8 & No. 253. Atlantic Petroleum Prod- items stove parts. ucts Co., foot powder, $1,009.38. Approved E. C. Church Co., Providence, R. I., bolts and on nuts. The Adams Co., Dubuque, lorva, 12 water new purchase authorizations. c-4450 Dental Mfg. Garlock Packing Co., Boston, Mass., garlock backs. NYC. Weber Co., dental packing. Grinberg Bros., New Y'ork, N. Y., 26,304 supplies, $10,400. Canceling on payment of items stovepipes $2,733. Franklin Machine Co., Providence, R. I., and elbows. sheave wheels. A. B. Dick Co., Washington, D. C., 1 mimeo- c-4101 NYC. Weber Dental Mfg. Co., dental supplies, Plymouth Mills, Plymouth, Mass., rivets. graph machine. $360. Canceled without loss. c-128(5 GI’O. Ta.ylor Mfg. American Emery Wheel Co., Providence, The Parker Pen Co., Janesville, Wis., 2,592 Bedding Co., cot pads, R. I., emery wheels. fountain pens. $47,600. Canceling by payment of $14,337.18. Jenkiu.s Brass Co., New York, N. Y., valve. Russel Playing Card Co., New York, N. Y., General Fire Extinguisher Co., Providence, COO packs playing cards. c-4335 NY’C. Lisk Mfg. Co., hospital sup- plies, R. I., flanges, tees, turnbuckles, wash, boom, $34,050. Canceling by payment of $2,263.01. and topping lift bands, fork and eye pads and bolts. c-4063 NYC. United States Rubber Co., rub- ber cushions, Canceled loss. Allen & Reed Co., Providence, R. I., pipe $3,536. without plugs. ORDNANCE DEPARTNENT 1105 GPO. Sharp & Dohme, drugs, $7,040. Canceled New Y'ork, New Haven & Hartford Railroad without loss. Co., New Haven, Conn., frog, O-4011 GPO. H. M. Mulford Co., drugs, $280. Canceled Plimpton Elevating Truck Co., New York, without loss. N. Y., springs. Contracts have been placed by the Ord- c-4044 NYC. Jeanette Shade & Novelty Co., lamp chimneys, William Ha.skoll Manufacturing Co., Paw- nance Department of tlie Army us fol- $2,291.04. Canceled without loss. tucket, R. I., screws, bolts, and nuts. lows : Sparrows Point Store Co., Baltimore, Md., C;4338 NYC. Ilo.dgman Rub')or Co., rubber deck supplies. CONTRACTS COMPLETED. tubing, $100.10. (Canceling without loss. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Baltimore. Md., 3721 NYC. Smith & l>avis Mfg. Co., hos- automobile 14067. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New pital equipment. Now York’s proposition to accessories. , Haven, Conn., cartridge cases, bullets, Carey Machinery & Supply Co., Baltimore, accept delivery approved. Md., repair parts for crane. $145,510. 19252. American Taxicab Co., Philadelphia, Prank Gross & Sons Co., Baltimore, Md., coal. Pa., hauling charges, $299.80. 19241. Smith Wesson, Siiringfield, Mass., OCEAN FREIGHT RATES. .1. G. Mattingly, Baltimore, Md., lumber. & Texas Co., Norfolk, Va., oils. boxes, $2.50. MATERIAL STILL NEEDED FOR NEW (Continued from page 9.) ARMY PROGRAM. Rates of freight from Pacific Coast ports to 8429. The Kilbourne & .lacobs Mfg. Co., Atlantic Coast ports.—Continued. ENGINEER DIVISION Columbus, Ohio, narrow-gauge gun and shell cars, $20,383.10. MATERIAL STILL NEEDED FOR CURRENT I.ess BUSINESS. Item. Commodities. than Car- The Technical Engineer Design and car- load. load Procurement Divi.sion, War Department, 2319. American Radiator Co., Buffalo, N. Y., cast-iron shot, $4,032. iias placed orders as follows 20002. Bartlett-IIayward Co., Baltimore, 133A Typewrit ers $2.00 The Printery, Washington, D. C. ; Md., strapping for 155 mm. shrapnel boxes, Purchase 134 Wool and mohair, in grea.se, order forms (for order and requisition $5,809.72. section, in bales, compressed (o not office T. E. D. and P. Division), ?148.50. 20006. C. O. Raritan Assembling Plant. less than 15 poimds per W. F. Roberts & Co., Washington, D. C. Metuchen, N. J.. assorting and crating anti- cubic foot 178 prints (drafting room of .75 $.75 T. E. D. and P. skid cliains, $4,000. 135 Wool and mohair, scoured, in Division), .$8.0.'). 20005. C. O. Raritan Assembling Plant, bales, compressed to not W. A. Ives Manufacturing Co., Wallingford, Metuchen, N. J., camouflaging motor trucks le.ss than 10 pounds per Conn.; Wood bits (for D. (I. M. R.), $500. and paint, $10,000. cubic foot 1.00 1.00 The Bristol Co., Waterbury, Conn. : One 136 Toy building blocks, wooden. 2.75 2.75 rotary converter for use with searchlight posi- 18704. Bartlett-IIayward Co., Baltimore, tion indicating receivers and transmitters on Md., shrapnel, $18,200. order No. 30052 (for Board on Engineer 20004. C. O. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Unless otherwise specified, the carload minimums Troops), $40. Island 111., assembling artillery supply trucks, will conform to those provided in the Eastboand E. D. B. Brown, Washington, D. C. : Ma- $49,900. Trartscontinental 1’ariff. 3M, or as supplemented. terial and labor in connection with making of 20003. C. O. Raritan Assembling Plant, Minimum B/L S2.r)0 except when rate is liigher, in patent office drawings (for Board on Engineer Metuchen, N. J., assorting and crating pump wliich case the quoted rate per 100 pounds will apply. Troops), $95. for tank trucks, $2,000. M. A. Leese Co.. Washington, D. C. : One camera, Eastman, Woliensak lense, and 5 plate FOR ENGINEERING DIVISION. holders ARMY STORAGE BUILDINGS. (for Board on Engineer Troops), 18205. Standard $84 00. Foundry & Supply Co., Walkerville, Ontario, United States Shipping Board Canada, proof projec- Emergency tiles, $204,130. All Available Structures Ordered Turned. Fleet Corporation, Philadelphia, Pa. : Two Over to Supply Officers. overhead cranes for warehouse B, Brooklyn, AMENDMENT DOES NOT INCREASE Army suppl.v base (for Purchase, Storage and QUANTITY. Department, Traffic Division, Engineering Section), $i0,580. War 3418. Commerce Motor Car Corporation. Wash intff Oil, February 6, 1919. Detroit, Mich., change in spoclflcations of General Orders No. 22. commerce truck chassis, $312.73. II. Owing to the shortage of Govern- 1491C. E. W. Eilis Lumber Co., Grand ARCHITECT OF TREASURY Rapids, Wis., change in specifications of pack- ment wareliouse space throiighont the ing boxes, $10,(393.75. country, it i.s necessary that all buildings SUPPLEMENTAL REDUCING OR CAN- which can be used for the storage of CELING. The Siipei’vi.siiiff Architect of the Army material shall lie so utilized. Treasury has awarded tlie following con- 12804. Cambria Steel Co., WMdener Build- Commanding officers of camps, posts, ing, Philadelphia, Pa., Bessemer screw stock and stations will, tracts : whenever po.ssiblc, steel, $22,571.85. designate and turn over to the supply Maquoketa, Iowa, post ofBce : Construction. CONTRACT CONTAINS AGREEMENT FOR officer such buildings as can be set aside Logan Bros., Clinton, low’a, $44,200. INSTALL.tTION OF FACILITIES Torre Haute, Ind., post office: New lookout WHICH for storage purposes. Tliese incliule HAVE BEEN INSTALLED IN WHOLE OR may gallery. William Grohne Co., Joliet, HI., IN such structures as mess halls, barracks, $3,!i9;{. PART AT THE COST OF THE UNITED STATES. animal sheds and .stalile.s, and such other Parker.sburg, W. Y'a., post office : Changes for weather Ijureau, E. M. Enright, Parkers- Ij4205. N. E. Westinghouse Co., Springfield, buildings as are suitable and can be burg, W. Va., $2,150. Mass., increased facilities, $400,000. spared. : :

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LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

BIGGS, Biggs, Middle- PLUSS, Alfred. Monteith, Mon- SECTION EEBKITAKY 27, 1919. Claude F. Mrs. M. E. Mrs. Anna 1, ton, Idaho. roe, Wis. following casualties are reported BLACKERBY. Earl P. Henry II. Blackerby, POGUE, Archie L. Mrs. Julia Pogue, Midlo- The Whitfield. Tex. thian, Tex. by the commanding general of the Amer- BLIZEK, Prank P. Albert Blizck, Jackson, POLMATEER, Alva R. Vincent Polmateer, ican Expeditionary Forces Minn. Prattsburg, N. Y. BLOWER, Norman C. Mrs. Nellie Blower, RAMP, Edward G. Mrs. Anna Ramp, 820 Wounded severely 113 223 Leavenworth Street, San Francisco, Clifton Street, Marietta, Ohio. Rankin, Missing in action 1 Cal RANKIN, William E. Mrs. Clara E. BODELL, Gust II. Ole Bodell, Warren, Minn. 56 Garrison Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. BOLIN, J. II. Thomas Jefferson Bolin, Watts, REYNOLDS, Elis B. James H. Reynolds, Total 114 Okla. Columbia, N. C. BONGO, Charles M. Mrs. Sarah Bongo, 500 REYNOLS, James J. Felix Reynols, Sloat, West Two hundred and thirteenth Street, Cal. Wounded Severely. New York, N. Y. ROCHELLE, Max M. Mrs. Johanna M. Ro- BOYCE, Guy H. Levi H. Boyce, Waitesfleld, chelle. 228 Madison Avenue, Clifton, N. J. CAPTAIN. Vt. RUFFINS, Walter. Mrs. Eliza Ruffins, R. F. HEIM. Russell Rulo. Mrs. Elizabeth Heim, BROWN, Robert L. Mrs. Ophelia Brown, 373 D. No. 1, Portsmouth, Va. Grantsburg, Wis. Pinewood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. SADLER, Thomas G., jr. Thomas G. Sadler, CASAMANI, Florentine. Mrs. Mary Casa- 15 Hyland Avenue, South Attleboro, Mas,?. IrlEDTENANTS. mani, G437 Apple Avenue, East Liberty, SCHMIDT, Edwin. Herman Schmidt, 585 Tapham Street, Milwaukee, Wis. BAIRD, Ralph O. I. L. Baird, Monte Vista, Pittsburgh, Pa. Colo. CONNOLLY, Daniel J. Miss W. Graham, 3G7 SEIGENTHAL, Albert. S. D. Clawson, Pea- BURKE, .Tohn James. Knights of Columbus, East Twenty-sixth Street, Chicago. 111. body, Kans. New Rochelle, N. Y. COUGHLIN, Edward L. Con Coughlin, Helm- SIMARD, Walter J. Paul Simard, 203 Pem- BINDQUIST, Carl A. Miss Clara V. Lind- ville, Mont. berton Street, Cambridge, Mass. Lepori, box quist. 528 State Street, Bridgeport, Conn. CROWDER, Mangus. William Crowder, Fin- SINIBALDI, Pelinol. Frank 305, James A. Miss Louise Miller, 516 castle, Va. Ellsworth, Pa. MILLER, Schmitt West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. CUNNINGHAM, Jesse Thomas. Robert Ross SLATOR, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Henry L. Mrs. Sallle E. Pan- Cunningham, R. F. D. No. 2, Smyrna, Tenn. Slater, R. P. D. No. 1, Rossville, Ga. I’ANCOAST, Smith, 91 coast, 404 King William Street, Sail An- ELLIS, Evert L. Mrs. Armlnada Ellis, Ami- SMITH, Augustus. Augustus tonio, Tex. stad, N. Mex. Fourth Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. STRAIN. James F. Mrs. James P. Strain, 721 EVERITT, Adrian. Mrs. Sallie Everitt, Sea SMITH, William C. S. J. McAllister, care At- Parallel Street, Atchison, Kans. Gate, N. C. lanta Constitution, Atlanta, Ga. Finning, SOKOL, Harry. Mrs. Etta Sokol, 1920 Wa.sh- SEUGBANTS. FINNING, .Tohn W. Mrs. Catherine 580 East One hundred and thirty-sixth hurn Avenue, Chicago. 111. FOX, Thomas J. Mrs. Mary Fox, 837 Hia- Street, Bronx, N. Y. SVIR. Joseph. John Svir, Badger, Minn. watha Place, Seattle, Wash. G.VRDO, James T. Thomas II. Gardo, Easley, SZEPIETOWSKI, Stanley. Bolestaw Szeple- HODGES, James A. Mrs. Mary E. Smith, S. C. towski, 304 Fortieth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mount Carmel, 111. TANKS, Luke. Jack Matze, R. F. D. No. 1, GENIE, Collisse J. Mrs. Lena Meyers, 14 Maurice. Max Kauffman, 53G Trenton, S. KAUFFMAN, Broadway, Saranac Lake. N. Y. C. Eighth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Joseph. Miss Belle Rouse, 803 Merton D. J. P. George, Blaides, THOMAS, Floyd. Mrs. Katherine Morrow, GEORGE, MORROW, Pa. Fleet Street, Kenosha, Wis. Traer, Iowa. THOMPSON, Dallas. Mrs. Susie Crandal, MULLIN, Emmett R. Mrs. Katherine Mullin, GEORGIO, Camillo. Dominick Georgio, 1333 1105 Eighteenth Street, Muncie, Ind. 18G Claremont Avenue, New York, N. Y. South Thirtieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. UBINGER, Fred Charles. Fred C. Ubinger, THOMPSON, Alfred. Tom Thompson, 319 GILMORE, George. Miss Katherine Gilmore, 1507 Be.aver Avenue, North Side, Pittsburgh, Main Street, Songhlon, Wis. 1666 Parker Street, Westchester, N. Y. Pa. WEBER, Harris Max. II. M. Weber, 2323 GI.OOR, Charles S. Mrs. Clara Inglzrock, Yuba City, Cal. VELTON, Charles W. Mrs. Evrell Velton, Montgomery Street, St. Louis, Mo. Seguln, HAYES, Ryburn R. Will J. Hayes, R. F. D. R. F. D. No. 6, Tex. CORPORALS. Achille. Vidaillct, 1, Greenville, Ga. VIDAILLET, Edward 3305 ALSTON, Benjamin F. Mrs. Rosa Alston, 122 JOHANSON, Ivar. Ben Johanson, 917 Fif- Palos Verdes, San Pedro, Cal. President Street, Charleston, S. C. teenth Street, Rockford, HI. WARDLE, James. Mrs. Lizzie Cross, 429 ANDERSON, Carl. Mrs. F. L. Casey, R. F. D. JULIS, Raphael. Marcus Julis, 111 Eld- Michigan Street, Lexington, Ky. No. 38, Sterling, Conn. ridge Street, New York, N. Y. in Action. BERMANT, Ralph. Mrs. Julia Bcrmant, 10 KAEMPF, Walter II. Mrs. Walter II. Kaempf, Missing Wave Way Avenue, Winthrop, Mass. 3965A Cote Brilliante Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. LIEUTENANT. J. Connor, 372 Ferry Leavens, CONNOR, Fred C. John LEAVENS, Elmer E. Fred E. 290 SCOTT, Robert G. John W. Scott, Telegraph Mass. Tlliimook Strai't, Portland, Oreg. Street. Malden, Prairie Pipe Co.. Redel Station, 809 Com- Lillian Olsen, Millville, CONROW, Walter S. Mrs. Conrow, LINDGREN, Erik W. Olaf merce Building, Kansas City, Mo. Oceanport Avenue, Oceanport, N. J. Oreg. CREMERS, Leo E. Peter Cremers, Onamiak, LINDHOLM, David. Charles Lindholm, River- Minn. dale, Nebr. SECTION 2, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. MOYNIHAN, James C. Mrs. Hannah Moyni- LINDSEY, Harry F. Mrs. Culia B. Lindsey, han, 8 Tremont Street. Brockton, Mass. R. F. D. 1, Dennison, HI. The following casualties are reported PARKS, John. Mrs. Myrtle Parks, corner LINT, David L. Mrs. Emma Lint, South by the commanding general of the Amer- Gano and Union Streets, Kokomo, Ind. Auburn, Nebr. SUKUP, Irvin A. Mrs. Rosa Sukup, 400 Elm LOHRKE, Gustave A. Mrs. Emelia Lohrke, ican Expeditionary Forces Street, Bucyrus, Ohio. R. F. D. 2, box 145, G Station D, Milwaukee, Killed in action 3 TATMAN, Elmer L. Louis J. Tatman, West Wis. Died from Wounds 8 Groton, Mass. McDUFF, III G. John R. Woodhouse, Emdan THOMPSON, Glen D. William E. Thompson, Heights, Atchison, Kans. Died from accident and other 1913 East Fifth Street. Dayton, Ohio. McGRUDER, Prank S. William McGruder, causes 11 AL\N VEN ROY. Cornelius. John Van Yen Washington Street, Utica, Ohio. Died of disease 63 Roy, R. P. D. No. 3, Green Bay, Wis. McNEIL, Alme J, Mrs. John St. Hilaire, Man- WESTBROOK, Cloud L. Lovette Westbrook, teno. 111. D. No. Oliver, N. R. F. 4, Mount C. MABRY, Winn E. Mrs. Lizzie Mabry, 1113 Total 85 BUGLER. Muncev Street, San Antonio, Tex. , ALLEN, Roy C. T. R. Allen, Pickens, S. C. MAHONEY, Philip J. Michael Mahoney, 307 Pine Street, Gardner, Mass. Killed in Action. MECHANIC. MALEE, Alex. James Malee. Hoer City, Pa. FRIESZ, Charle.s Rudolph. Gustave Friesz, MATHENY, .James Edward. Ranie Snodgrass, CORPORAL. Juntura, Oreg. Cramberry Street, Richwood, W. Va. LONG, Harry R. William II. Long, Montour, COOKS. MEYERS, flerman. Morris Alexander, 1003 Iowa. Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hollsop- PRIVATES. MEANER, Henry B. David Deaner, MILLER, Clarence Andrew. Mrs. Ettie Miller, ple. Pa. Carbon, Ind. NEALY, Milo C. Mrs. Frank Nealy, McGraw, William. Haley, Proctor, Y. HALEY, Dan Minn. NELSON, O.scar W. Erasmus Nelson, box G, N. .1. John Regan. 329 Ber- P.\R1IAM. Albert. Mrs. Sarah Parham, Park- Poy Sip Pi, Wis. REGAN. John Mrs. ton, N. C. NICKELSON, Clarence. Frank Nickelson, gen Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIV.tTES. Chalk Butte, N. Dak. Died from Wounds. ADD.IMS, Leslie R. William Addams, R. F. NOGLER, Raymond S. Mrs. Frances Nogler, D. No. 1, Ludington, Mich. Harrison, Idaho. CORPORALS. ANDERSON, Nollis. Miss Maggie Anderson, NOZILO, Michael, jr. Mrs. Theresa Nozilo, JOHNSON, Clarence. Mrs. Mary Johnson, 639 box 22. McLain, Miss. 6317 Dean Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. jtlban Street, Rhinelander, Wis. ANDREW, Henry. George Andrew, general PERKOSKI, Frank. John Perkoski, Macon- KANE, Patrick Joseph. Mrs. Anna Kane, 134 delivery, Buell, Mo. acqua. Pa. West Thirtieth Street, Bayonne, N. J. ARCHER, Loftus. Mrs. Rebecca Archer, 224 I'ETE, Christopher. Mrs. Josephine Pete, R. RYAN, Logan L. A. W. Ryan, Police Head- East One hundred and twenty-seventh F. D. No. 2, Oak Harbor, Ohio. quarters. Seattle, Wash. Street. New York, N. Y. PITTS. Ruby W. Columbus G. Pitts, R. P. D. SCoTT. Henry II. Mrs. Florence Scott, 1322 BERG, Theodore R. Peter Berg, Dallas, Oreg. No. 0, Altus, Okla. S Street NW., Washington, D. C. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 27, 1919. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PR I VATCS HARNESS, Ralph T. Ellas Harnes.s, Xenia, Died of Disease, Previously Reported Ohio. BEVKKLY. Willu'un J. Mrs. Martha M. Bev- Died from Aeroplane Accident. erly, H. If. D. No. 2, Willacoochce, Ga. HENDRICKSON, Arthur C. Robert Hendrick- HAWKINS, Friend W. Mrs. Rosetta Hawk- son. R. P. D. No. 3, Brady, Nebr. PRIVATE. Ins. II. F. D. No. 2, Proctor, W. Va. HERRIN, Jimmie J. Jesse C. Herrin, Ninety CENTER. Edward B. BIrs. L. Center, PETERS, William. Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, R. Six, S. C. Mary box 223, Evanston, Wyo. •I''. D. No. C, Mansfield, Ohio. INKSTER, Fred A. BIrs. Katherine Inkster, 1 Green Street, Millers Palis, BI.iss. VAN LEUVEN, Ernest. Ernest C. Van Leu- Killed in Action, Previously Reported ven, 100 Wluthrop Avenue, Jackson, Mich. JACKSON, Arthur D. Peter Jackson, Blaurice- ville, Tex. Wounded Severely. Died from Accident and Other Causes. JONES, Blat. Miss Josephine Jones, Walnut PRIVATE. LIEUTENANT. Lake, Ark. KASNER, Walter. BIrs. Francis Bicliski, 780 WALSH, Earl L. BIrs. Blartha Walsh, R. P, COOK, William Addison. Miss Mary E. Riopeie Street, Detroit, Blich. D. No. Jackson, Blich. Orth, Carson Pittsburgh, Pa. 3, 2306 Street, KOHLER, John W. BIrs. Mary C. Kohler, 452 PRIVATES. Broad Street, Touawanda, N. Y. Missing in Action, Previously Reported BARNABT, David. BIrs. Rebecca Barnaby, LINK, Ollin C. BIrs. Era Link, Cyril, Okla. Wounded Severely. 521 Hunter Street, Gloucester, N. J. LONGMORE, Harry F. BIrs. Cecilia Long- BROOKS, Ernest L. Edward T. Brooks, more, Ills South Broad Street, Trenton, PRIVATE. Steiner, Tex. N. J. UROCOSKIE, Stanley. BIrs. Frank Mela- CREVELING, John R, Mrs. Lottie M. Brobst, LOVE, Raymond. BIrs. Fannie B. Love, 3702 noski, Dimnick Street, Dickson City, Pa. 308 East Fourth Street, Berwick, Pa. King Avenue, Austin, Tex. HARDEN, Grady. Mrs, Mandy L. Wilys, R. BIATHEWS, Daniel J. Mrs. Sara Green, 617 Killed in Action, Previously Reported F. D. No. 1, box 44, Barnesville, Ga. Berena Street. San Antonio, Tex. Wounded Slightly. HILI,, Thomas. Bliss Callie Kennebrew, 1824 BIERCURO, Henry. BIrs. Uda Blercuro, 125 Adams Street, Gary, Ind. South Third Street, Manistique, Blich. PRIVATE. KNEPPER, Glen Burget. Bliss Nora Knep- BIERIHLL. Penimore. Mrs. A. P. Blerrili, SEAL, Roy Davis. BIrs. Emma Seal, 415 per. Summer, III. 5102 Kenwood Avenue, Chicago, 111. South Blain Street, Wichita, Kan.s. McCORMACK, James W. Miss Fleta BI. BIIBIS, William D. BIrs. Dam C. Mims, R. P. Bruer, 214 College Street, Findlay, Ohio. D., Groneda, Bliss. Killed in Action, Previously Reported REYNOLDS, Joseph C. William J. Reynolds, BIONGEON. Peter R. Charles Blongeon, R. Missing in Action. Nicholasville, Ky. F. D. 2. Brimley, Blicii. SBIITIT, William T. Mi’S. William T. Smith, NICKLOW, Got. BIrs. Nora Nicklow, Adalide, CORPORAL. 217C Batchgate Avenue, New Y'orks. N. Y. Fayette County, Pa. Daniel BI. BIrs. Annie Slattery, THOMAS. Zack. BIrs. Delilah OLIVER, Homer. Wesley Oliver, 228 Fourth SLATTERY, Thomas, Ala- City, mota, Kans. Street. Byesville, Ohio. 97 Jackson Avenue, Long Island REEVES. John Henry. Allen Reeves, R. F. D. N. Y. MECHANIC. Died of Disease. 3, box 11, Greenville, Ga. MAJORS. REUSSER, Omar. BIrs. Emma Reussor, R. P. NELSON, Nels T. Erik Nelson, 827 Davis D. 4, Berne. Ind. Street, Evanston, 111. BUELL, Frank Andrew. BIrs. Elmira Buell, ROBINSON, James H. BIrs. Blary Robinson, 2373 Rosewood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. 4.33 Feuzer Street, Louisville, Ky. PRIVATE.?. .WHITSIDE, Victor M. Mrs. Caroline M. Whit- ROSS, Charles A. John W. Ross, 301 Greaves BARHABI, Emmett C. BIrs. Rebecca Barbara, side, The Ontario, Washington, D. C. Street, Baton Rouge, La. Burns, Bio. CAPTAIN. SIEMS, Albert. Bliss Jennie Siems, R. P. D. BURNHAM, Fred A. BIrs. Della I. Burnham, 4, Fremont. Blich. Wilton. HILL, Fred Hurston. Mrs. Ruth Hill, R. F. D. Ble. SILBERETSON, Fred W. Fred Silbereison, Francis. BIrs. Blary Baker No. 1, Carucsville, Ga. CABIPBELL, 19 Biidland Avenue, Port Chester, N. Y. Campbell, La C.vgne, Kans. LIEUTENANT. SBIITH. Frank L. Isom BI. Smith, R. F. D. CARUA, Frank. Dominic Carra, 33 Summer WARNER, Charles E. Bliss Grace E. Warner, 2, Coolidge, Ga. Street, Somerville. Blass. 1620 Latrohe Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. STANTON, Thomas N. BIrs. Ellon Stanton, CORCORAN, Francis J. J. H. Corcoran, • SERGEANTS. 1287 Winslow Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. ‘2531 Cedar Avenue S., Blinneapolis, BHnn. STR.MNS. Edward R. Frank Clark, 170 West GREEN, Samuel. BIrs. Blartha Green, 119 FULLERTON, Forrest T. BIrs. Belie Fuller- Blain Street, Rochester, N. Y. Jackson Street, Triy, Ohio. ton, 010 North Stewart Street, Sedalia, Mo. STUART, Blurdo H. Donald Treasurer, 71 GRIFFITH, Ralph William. BIrs. Alta Grif- JIcCLANAHAN, Earl E. Dr. John J. Huddle- East Seventh Street, Chicago, Hi. fith, 502 West Twelfth Street, CoffeyviUe, ston, 948 South Willett Street, Blemphis, SUITER, Edward P. Mr.s. Elizabeth Suiter, Kans. Tonn. • R. F. D, 3, East Syracuse, N. Y. Paul. BIrs. Escolastica A. Her- Albert HERRERA, WELCH, C. Mrs. Mary Welch, West- SULLIVAN, Jeremiah. Bliss Blary Sullivan, rera, Rociada, N. Blex. port, Bliun. 4 Upland Street, Draeut, Blass. JECK, Gilbert C. Robert Jeck, 324 Houston CORPORALS. THOBIAS, Aaron. BIrs. Itattie Thomas, R. F. Street, St. Charles. BIo. BI.VRTIN, George Joseph. BIrs. Frances Blar- D. 2. box 162, Blemphis, Tenn, KANE. Anthon.y. Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, lin. River Road and Gravel Pit, Palmyra, TIIOBIPSON, Eddie. BIrs. Nancy Tliompson, 161 B.aird Street, Elm Grove, W. Va. N. J. Braden, Tenn. KING, Herbert W., Alfred King, 499 Parker PELTON, Lloyd. BIrs. Cora K. Pcltou, Austin- TIBIBERS, Charles. BIrs.. Blary A. Timbers, Avenue, Detroit, Blich. burg, Ohio. Strasburg Junction, Va. BIARTIN, John. Charles Blartin, Blair, Log.an SHEFFIELD, Blerrili. Clinton Daniels, R. P. TUCKER, Norman Boyd. BIrs. Amanda Couut.v, W. Va. TiickcT, Knoxville, D. No. 2, box 35, Dawson, Ga. Iowa. BIULLINIX, Ora A. Wesley Nelson, R. P. D. WENCIL, Lewis C. BIrs. Barbara Wencil. 816 No. 17. Greenwood, Ind. WAGONERS. 111 Sou Fifth SlTpet, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. NICHOLSON, John W. Bliss Alice V. Nichol- JOHNSON, Charles A. Mrs. Anna H. Green, WINSLOW, Wosie.v. BIrs. Lizzie Brown, 2310 son, Derwood, Bid. Papin Street, Louis, Batavia. 111. St. BIo. NORDIN, Edward C. BIrs. Anna Nordin, John. LUPBERGER, Herman. Karl Lupberger, WYATT, John Daniel Wyatt, Stella, 29-17 Fremont Avenue, Biiuiieapolis, Minn. Vn. Holla, Bio. SABISA, Frank. BIrs. Gertrude D. Sanisa, nORSBSHOER. 1387 East Thirty-ninth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. GOELLNER, Joe J. Mrs. Tracey Goellner, CORRECTIONS IN CASDAITY LIST. SCHERBIERIIORN, Lauren. BIrs. Lauren R. P. D., Hull, 111. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- Schermerhoru, R.- P. D. No. 3, Amsterdam, T. M. C. A. SECRETARIES. N. Y. viously Reported Killed in Action. P. A. Schindler, LOOBIIS, Chas. Y. M. C. A. Overseas Casuals, SCHINDLER, George Joseph Williams Street, North Easton, Blass. . 347 Bladison Avenue, New York, N. Y. rniv.iTEs. Henry. BIrs. Ivie "^NOBLE, Cliarles S. Y. M. C. A., Overseas De- WOODSON. Woodson, partment, New York, N. Y. BUONICONTI, Gioseppe. Bliss Tereesa Buoni- Black Rock. Ark. conti, 89 North Beeson Street, Uniontown, ZASOFSKY, Benjamin. Blorris Zasofsky, 323 - ROWE, William II. Y. M. C. A., Overseas De- partment, New York, N. Y. Pa. Wood vale Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. FRENCH, Clinton. BIrs. Lucy A. French, PRIVATES, Dow, N. Dak. Died, Previously Reported Missing in AHERN, John R. BIrs. Josephine S. Ahern, KOBN, Huston. BIrs. Algereon Sapp, BIcAlpin, Action. 158 East Forty-eighth Street, New York, Pla. N. Y. WHITNEY, Fred. Blilt Whitney, Broken Bow, CORPOR.VL. BADASCI, Soron. BIrs. Henry Bonnie, Los Nebr. Henry H. BIrs. Anna V. Stout, 60S Alamos, STOUT, Cal. Summer Street, Hannibal, BIo. B.VRTHOLOMEW, William H. Harry Bar- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported PRIVATES. tholomew, Tatamy, Pa. Killed in Action. BIEDENBACH, Ignatius C. Charles Bieden- BARNES. Edwin. George Barnes, 1231 West bach, Kuhn, Blonroe County, Ohio. PRtVATH. Twenty-first Street. Erie, Pa. BUTIjER, George P. BIrs. Brooksy Butler, FULTON, William Fred. William Edward HOGAN, John J. BIrs. Blary Hogan, Woodale R. F. I). No. 4, Cumby, Tex. Pulton. Kiotaze, Kans. i CALLOWAY, Homer. BIrs. Blary Calloway, Street, Dunbar, Pa. JOHNSON, Earl D. Mrs. Sarah Johnson, Henry, Va. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Lingle, Wyo. CANTRELL, Walter. John C. Cantrell, Lick- SALEBIME, Charles. .Tohn Salemme, 4 John ing. BIo. Died from Wounds Received in Ac- Place, Torrlngton, Conn. CRANDALL, Ray W. John S. Crandall, R. F. tion. D., Pewamo, Mich. PBIVATES. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported DICKEY, Luther E. BIrs. Virginia Augusta Missing in Action. Dickey, R. F. D. No. 1, Emmett, Ark. JONES, Samuel I. . BIrs. Blary F. Jones, 411 •• FREUDENBERGER, George E. BIrs. Laura Floyd Street, Danville, Va. PRIVATE. Preudtnberger, Blain. Street, rare of L. E. BIOTZ. Freeman J. Henry Motz, R. P. D. No. ALLISON, Johny, Nathan Allison, Coburg, Briggs, Vineyard Haven, Blass, 2, Eikton, Blich. Ky. 71—19 4 14 aiTE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TFltlRSDAY, FEBRUABY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported Erroneously Reported Dead. BALADY, Morris. Cofen Ludfy, 440 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. Action. Missing in I.IEUTB.NA.NT. BALCH. Charles. George II. Balcb, MorriSt SECGEANT. THOMPSON. Arthur S. James B. Thompson, Conn. KICKERSON, Floyd M. James Nickerson, Gambier, Ohio. CAR.MiCLE, Levi P. Clarence Carmlclei, Vinta Okla. Redstone, ilont. Erroneously Reported Wounded (Degree COLLINGWOOD, Delwyan Emery. Mrs. Q. PRIVATES. Undetermined). E. Collingwood. R. F. D. 1, Rimer, Pa. JOFINSON, Ethel G. Thomas W. Johnson, R. DALEY, James .\1. Thomas Daley, 349 West LlBDTBiNANT. F. D. No. 2, Liberty, lud. Twenty-first Street, New York, N. Y. LbGERE, John. Annedeo LeGere, 100 Bayard VOGT. William C. Mrs. Ellen V. Vogt. 8301 EV.YNGELIDIS, Aristarkos. George Evange- iStreet, New York, N. Y. South Broadway. St. Louis, Mo. lidis, 5725 Third Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. SKJOLU, John G. Mrs. Laurentse V. Skjold, PRIVATES. GRAHAM, Raymond C. Mrs. A. K. Graham, 720 North Seventh Fargo, Dak. Y. Street, N. GORDON. Julius Benjamin. Mrs. Jennie Gor- 6 Beech Street, Jamestown, N. HARVEY, Charles 11. .Mrs. Gertrude Car- Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- don, 301 Miltonburger Street, Philadelphia, Pa. penter, 862 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn, viously Reported Missing in Action. TEIGLAND, Johannes. C. Odell, Willmar, N. y. W. Charles Mrs. Grace Hunt, 671 CORPORALS. Minn. HUNT. A. Race Street. Uriontown. NEVINS, Lynn Wiley. Mrs. Birdie Nevins, Erroneously Reported Missing in Action. KORWAN, Thomas V. B. II. Korwan, 77 1425 Whitner Street, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Elton Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. LIBIITB.NA.VT. SCliETTER. Louis G. Aliss Lucy hchelter, KUZELA, Louis J. Joseph Kuzela, 2528 332 Hospital Street, Providence, R. I. SCOTT, Robert. Mrs. Ellen Coyne, 400 River- South Twelfth Street. Omaha, Nebr. PRIVATES. side Drive, New York. N. Y. LAV.M.LER. Albert. Miss Rose Lavalled, CALl.MAN, John H. Mrs. Katie Ballmau, 104 Milllniry, Mass. F. D. Liiidon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LEWIS. John. Mrs. Florence Lewis, R. CIIOTTINGER, Herman. Mrs. Lena Chottln- SECTION 3, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. 8. West Toledo, Ohio. L. H. McAllister, gcr, 2100 Sylvan Avenue, McKeesport, I‘a. MCALLISTER, Hobert C. CUTTER] DGE, Albert. Mrs. Eha Cutlerldge, The following casualties are reportetl Sumerleo, W. Va. William L. George J. McKenzie, 5951 Hamilton Terrace, St. Louis. Mo. by the coimuaiuling general of the Ainei’i- MCKENZIE, R. F. D. Cumberland, Md. FRASER, Eilwin I’. Mrs. Addie E. Fraser, 91.5. can Expeditionary Forces: 1, North Spruce Street, Colorado Springs, Colo. MAHAEFEY, Rilev M. Martin D. Mahaffey, R. P. D. 4. Peizer, S. C. GOS.s, William Cloyd. Mrs. John U. Goss. WonndeJ (degree undeter- Lewifitown, Pa. MEYER, John W. J. F. Meyer, Stonewall, GOTTLIEB. Benjamin. Moses Gottlieb, Texas mined) 814 Miss. Miller, 519 and Dearborn Streets, Mobile Ala. Wounded slightly 693 MILLER, Clarence. William HEINZ. John P. Mrs. Katie Frolick, Mandan, South Irving Street, Scranton, I'a. N. Dak. MOLES, Harold I. Mrs. Frank Moles, Myrtle HEISER, James R. Harry R. Ilelser, 772 Total 1,507 Avenue, Spring Valley, N. Y. nigh Street, Williamsport, Pa. NEARY. John D. Mrs. Mary Neary, 342 KOMMERSTAD, Elmer L. Walvin M. Kom- East Sixty-seventh Street, New York N. Y. merstad. Albany, Minn. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). NEWMAN, Everett. Mrs. J. A. Newman, James. Mrs. box 604, Red Lodge, Mont. McNAMAR.l. Flossie McNamara, LIEUTENANTS. 210 Division Street, New Castle, Pa. PETERSON. Svend M. K. P. Johnson, 1025 STYERS, Henry A. William Styers, Oxford, BARDEN, Robert M. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Bar- North Fifth .\venue. Kankakee, 111. Miss. den. 903 Clayford Avenue, Tarboro, N. C. PII'ER, Floyd J. Mrs. Nancy Piper, lOlD BARKSDALE, E. II. E. S. Barksdale, Go- West Eleventh Street, Vancouver, Wash. Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported shen Springs, Miss. PLINER, David 1). Mrs. Ida Pllner, 1070 Missing in Action. HARRIS, Harold U. Dr. R. A. Harris, 623 Faile Street, New York, N. Y. 1-. 302 PRIVATE. South Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles, Cal. POSTON, Elmer. Or. L. I'oston, Hyde RAY, William A. S. M. Ray, 822 College it venue, Council Bluffs, Iowa. LAIRD, Eugene. Mrs. Mary Laird, 2133 Cam- Street, Belton, Tex. R.YDTKE, Paul. Emil Radtke, 48 Hillary bridge Street, Baltimore, Md. SMITH, Walter S. Henry W. Smith, 1723 Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. 1516 South Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Amher.si Street, Buffalo. N. Y. SMITH, James W. Fred Smith, VALENTINE, Irving C. Mrs. Irving C. Val- Gleuwood Avenue, Sprin.glield, HI. Missing in Action. entino, 160 Wadsworth Avenue, New York SMITH, John W. .lobn Smith, 1160 Eighth corporal. City. Street, Milwankce, Wis. Sorrel), ROLAND. Arden P. Mrs. Catherine Roland, VOUYS, Arthur R. Harry Vorys, Lancaster, SORREL!.. Ermst C. William L. Ohio. Tex. 62 Tillman Street. Geneva, N. Y. Dripping Springs, WARD, William H. John J. Ward, 190 STROM. George It. August Strom, 611 Whlt- privates. Sherman Street, Cambridge, Mass. all Street, St. Paul, Minn. BABBITT, Herbert W. Mrs. Charles Bab- 8ER0EANTS. TRUE, Paul A. Fred G. True, 914 Third Ave- bitt. As.sonet, Mass. nue, Peoria, III. ARTHUR, George BAURIIENN, Charles W. Mrs. Anna Baur- W. William Arthur, gen- David C. Mrs. Lnlu Mae Tuttle, eral delivery, TUTTLE, henn. 212 Strong Avenue, Detroit, Cisco, Ga. Fort Blackmore. Va. Wayne CASH, Wirt. County, Mich. Wirt T. Cash, general delivery VANDINE, Ford K. Isaac Vandinc, Marietta, * k^ert, ilTo COLLINS. Jesse L. Mrs. Alice Weaver, Tun- CH.VPLAIN, Ohio. nelton. W. Va. Charlie. Mrs. Nellie Chaplain, V.4N VALKENBURG, Ernest. Mrs. Edna Van Benton, 111. John Valkenburg, general delivery, Williamsburg, COOPER, Joe W. L. Cooper, New Hope, William Ala. GOTCHFU, A. John P. Gotchcr, 320 Kans. Ralph. West Seventeenth Street, Ada, Okla. Lucy Virgin, Millsboro, FOUL. Martin Fobl, 1911 Sixth n.ARRlS, James VIRGIN, Roy J. Mrs. Street SW.. Canton. Ohio. A. Georee W. Harris, 130 Pa. Ric'-mond Street, Baltimore, GL.\UB, John. Theodore Cook, 778 Troy Md. VOELK, .John. Mrs. Anna Voelk, 236 Ilewcs HOMESLY, Herbert. Street, Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Ellen Homesly, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Durbam. .\rk. HAAS, Emil. Adam F. Haas, Turtle Lake, WARD, Thomas. C. J. Farnham, Sommerset, N. Dak. UUNSBERGER, Claude E. Mrs. Matilda J. Mich. Hnnaberger, Samuel E. Mrs. Yetta Haber, 129 Brinton Avenue, Pitcairn, Herbert W. J. F. Weidlg, 17411 EABER, 227 Pa. WEIDIO, Stockton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clifton Boulevard, Lakewood, Ohio. UICKEN, Harry. Mrs. Mary Hicken, 1654 LINDSAY, Alonzo D. John Lindsay, Nanti- WHITE, Jesse Sherman. Mrs. Anna White, coke, Ontario, Canada. Fourth Street, Madison, 111. .315 I^anover Street. Martins Ferry, Ohio. MORGENTIIALER, Karl A. Phillip Mogen- LANG, Clarence I. John Lang, R. F. D. No. 1, ZELTNER, Charles H. Mrs. Jennie Zeltnep, thaler. R. F. D. HI. El Paso. Ark. 1, Elmhurst, 145 Pearsall Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. McNEELEY, Jesse. Leonard McNeeley, Hamp- OTONNELL, Frederick J. Miss Mary E. ton Iowa. OTonnell, Mechanic Street, Holliston, Mass. BtlGLERa. ODT^M, .Tack NELSON, Harvey Ray. William Nelson, R. F. W. Mrs. John M. Odum, Abing- BAILEY, Lindsey. Mrs. Margaret Bailey, Rj don, Iowa. D. No. 3, Bay City, Mich. F. D. 2, Westpoint, Tenn. Garry. OST, Benjamin. Henry H. Ost, Fredonia, OG.tN, Oscar Ogan, R. P. D. 5, BARRY, William. Arthur Barry, 23 Athens Ci'illieof'e, Ohio. N. D.-'k Street. Cambridge, Mass. POMEROY, Eugene M. Mrs. Florence Pome- PLEDGER. Harold E. Dr. Emery, 721 Ste- FONT.ANA, Salvatore. Aveto Porons, 327 rers V venoe. Portland. Ate roy. R. F. D. No. 0. Yakima, Wash. Hanover Street. Boston, Mass. Lebonir. PRESTON, George S. Mrs. Ella Preston, 300 PUSITZ, Luba Pusltz, 1110 Ras- GUYB, Clyde Bedford. Lewis Guye, 224 Bco Harmony Street, Coatesville, Pa. 'd .Street, Detroit, Mich. Building, Omaha, Nebr. t.nn's w, Mvsi REPSITER, Louis A. Louis K. Repsher, 1450 ROn'PFR. Margaret Roeper, SAPACK, Michael G. Miss Anna Sapack, North Sixtieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, Flmont Road, Elmont, N. Y. .Tessup, Pa. SKEBB.t, William, Mrs. Helen Skebba, 208 RUSSEl.L, John R. W. E. Russell, 100 Broad- SMITH, William N. Mrs. Dora B. Dennis, way, Cbel.sea. Brookfield Avenue, Waukesha, Wis. Mas.s. 117 South Harvln Street, Sumter, S. C. SMITH, Noel C, Mrs. Lottie Smith, 4197 SULLIVAN, Timothv J. Mrs. Annie Kronse, VENDITTE, James. Michael Venditte, Eliza- Third Avenue, New York, N. Y, 314 East Fifty-second Street, New York beth Street, Mohawk, N. Y. SZ.\DEZUN.\S, Ignatz. Mike Szadezunas, City. WIT/SON, Leo. Louts A. Wilson, Giltner, BInford • 4937 Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, III. THORNTON. M. Will Thornton, Nebr. VALENTE, Louis. Mrs. Rafela Valente, R. P. Grand Saline. Tex. MEcnANicg. D. No. II. box Fresno. TIMLIN, Anthony. Mrs. ,T. Noonan, 2449 148, Cal. John, jr. Mrs. Christina Metz, Fa ''-"•oafl ' \ eme Cb'cn'TO III METZ, 355 WAYMAN. William C. Mrs Ella Wayraan, 900 Cal. VANZANT, Walter S. Mrs. Mattlen Vanzant, Douglas Street, Los Angeles, South Canal Street. Beardstown. 111. P. 1004 We.st Fifth Street, Oklahoma Citv, MUENZER, Raymond John Muenzer, 463 Erroneously P^eported Died of Disease. Okla. Fourteenth Avenue, Milwaukee. Wis. MYERS, Thomas E. Mrs. Marry J. Myers, I.IEfTBNAN'T. COTIPOnALS. 1801 Rorer -Avenue SW., Roanoke, Va. WARNER, Cli.arles E. William II. Warner, APLEY', Frank. Edwin Aplcy, Blanchard, NITSCH, John J. John J. Nitscb, 371 Al- 0600 Windsor Avenue, Berwyn, HI. Iowa. phonse Street, Rochester, N. Y. ' ,

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WAOOXEUS. WITHERS. Louis. John Withers, Ilatachl, MAY, Edwin IT. Clarence D. Jlay, G03 South Locust Street, CeutruUa, 111. .Tamos Limperis, 57 Ind. LIMPBRIS. Gust. Joseph P. James L. Woodville, MEEKER, Dayton B. J. Erank Meeker, 405 Mass. WOODVILLE, Choever Street, Lowell, Sweet Springs, W. Va. East One Imndred and twentieth Street, PREWITT, .lames .1. S. Prewitt, R. F. D. WOODWARD, Roy. Richard Woodward, C31 New York, N. Y'. 3, Round Rock, Tex. Vienna Avenue, Niles, Ohio. MEYERS, Henry C. Joe Meyers, R. F. D. 3, COOKS. WYNN, Robert B. Willie W. Wynn, Tatum, Woodstock, 111. RUST.AD, Guy O. Mrs. C. V. P.ustacl, Lam- Te:;. MILLER, Charles F. Mrs. Mamie Miller, bertoii, Minn. YEO, Telfer W. Mrs. Beatrice Wales, Stam- 01.59 (lirard .\venue, I’hiladelnliia. Pa. WHEELER. Ralpli L. James Wheeler, St. baugii, Mich. MILLER. Roland J. Mrs. Aurellia Blair, 1519 Tay- Ohio. David, 111. ZECC01..A, Michael A. Vito Zeccola, 20o r iuiqu.eli Sti-cet, Sandusky, MIVATES. lor Avenue, Camden, N. J. JIUSGROVE, Erank L. John Musgrove, Dou- ZENGEL, Fred J. Ignatz Zengel, 715 Cnerry lile Springs, Ala. NULL, Claude J. Jacob II. Null, Smiths Street, Quincy, 111. NIXON, Thomas H. 3’homas Nixon, 5400 Re- Station, I’a. AKINS, Claud. Lib IT. Akins, Ripley, Miss. gent Street, Philadelphia, I’a. O'KORN, Law'rence J. Mrs. Teressa O'Korn, ALMQUIST, I’aul Gutfred. Eric Gust Alm- NHR.M.’.N, James E. Nicholas Norman, Roscoe, I’a. Anita, Jefferson County, I’a. Oedenshurg, N. .J. Joseph. John Osemlak, 2844 quist, OSEJILAK, Louis. Charles I appes, Broad O'BRIEN, William ,M. Miss Florence O'Brien, Water.soii Street, Toledo, Ohio. AMBELLAS, Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa. 210 Blondeau Avenue, Keokuk, Iowa. 0. Owen, 804 South OWEN, Roy A. Joseph ANDERSON, Wiiliaih G. Mrs. Caroline Ar-. O'CONNELL, James D. Mrs. Abbie O'Connell, Chestnut Street, McPherson, Kans. thur, 21 South Clinton Street, East Orange, East Hampton, Conn. OWENS, Carl L. John U. Owens, Savannah, PEEBi.ES, Quinton W. Mrs. Mattie Peebles, Mo. N. J. ANDRASZCZYK. Stanislaus. JIrs. Mary An- Fitzluigh, Ark. Charles. Mrs. Charles PENDLETON, Earnest draszezyk, 870 Eleventh Avenue, Milwau- I’LUMST'LAD, SLanley J. Dr. Mathew W. E. Pendleton, R. F. D. 1, Leonardsburg, Wis. Phinistrad, East Haddam, Conn. Ohio. kee, ARMSTRONG, William K. Mrs. H. H. Arm- POWERS William .1. Mrs. Aliuiiio Morahan, .Tosoph Martin Pivonka, PIVONKA, Rex. G. strong. West Alexander, Pa. 20S2 Anthony Avenue, New York, N. Y. Sturgeon Bay, Wis. BALASZANSKAS, Joseph. John Bilaszan- PUKsiS, t rank. R. II. Hogan, Niehoiasville, William Mrs. Porter, PORTER, F. Emma C. skas, 3025 South Street, Omaha, Nebr., Ky. 1145 I'ark Street, Beaumont, Tex. BALKWILL, Franklin. Mrs. Ella I.ey. 44 Puglisi, rADZEVEH, Antony. Charley Radzeveh, box PUGLLSI, Tony. Mrs. Francesco St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. Flora Street, 520, Westvillo, 111. Province Palermo, Polizzi Generaosa, Italy. Issv. Mrs. Celia Galdstein, BASSIFSKI, RAY, Clady S. ' Mrs. Culle Fay, Cedar Bluff, ’EAUFMAN, Albert R. Mrs. Albert Raufmau, 2321 East Sixty-third Street, Cleveland, It. F. Ala. D. I, box IS, Nekoosa, Wis. Ohio. ' , James F. Mrs. Mollic Reed, Waclder, RAY. Samuel E. Mrs. Sarah L. Ray, 221 Mrs. Ratchel Bern- REED, BERNSTEIN, Simon. 'I'ox. Jefferson Street, Hagerstown, Md. stein, 320 East Eighth Street, New York, RE.VMES, Ralph F. Isaac Newton Reames, SALVIN' I, Samuel. Stephen Salvini, 1 Pros- N. Y. pect Street, Chester, Mass. R. F. D. 1, Isabella, Okla. Mary Bonocore, EONOCORE. Carlo. Mrs. S.tMEEI., Siles. Alien James, Smithville, REED, Earl L. Mrs. Earl Reed, 528 Astor Brooklyn, N. Y. 195 Columbia Street, Okla. Street, Norristown, Pa. BOUGIE, James E. Mrs. Mary Bougie, 3il SANDS, Georgia. Mrs. Lucile Pomeset, Mur- SAPRENSKI, V'alter. .John Saprenski, 1108 Bridge Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pennington Avenue. Curtis Bay, Md. rells Inlet, S. C. Edward Branback, BRANBACK. August. William. Mrs. Susie Maxie Abbot, SCHMITZ, Urban P. Mathias Schmitz, North Mich. APBOT, general delivery, Feleb, Burnside, Ky, Kidgeville, Ohio. Frank O. Charles Burrows, Har- BURROWS, B.A INTER, Corbin. Mrs. Margaret Baintcr, SHARP, Burgess W. Oscar E. Dunlap, Brink- risville, N. Y. — „ . Roxabel, Ohio. haven, Ohio. CARGIN, Therlow.• William Blenms, Bald- BAKER. Cl aries S., jr. Mrs. Lela E. Me- SIMANEK, Frank N. Mrs. Nellie Simanek, Place, N. Y. win Cl'dlan, 1009 Vfest Louvale Street, Balli- R. F. D. 2, Dane, i\Rs. Benjamin Carman, CARMAN, Clifford E. more, Md. SIMS, John O. Mrs. Laura Ellen Sims, James- SpaiTdll, N. Y. B.VKER, Richard G. Gilbert II. Baker, 125 town. Ky. CARMICHAEL, Clarence J. Mrs. Mary Car- SLOTER, Edward C. Mrs. Alma Sloter, R. Benbam Street, Penn Van, N. Y. raich,'’el. Rimersburg, Pa. John M. Baker, Ismay, F. D. .4, Longbottom, Ohio. Phoehy Chapman, B.AKFR, Wesley G. CHAPMAN, John D. Mrs. Mont. SMITH, George D. Jabe Smith, Callands, R. F. D, 2. box 49, Linville Depot, Va. Va. CINCIRAPINI, Giovanni. Miss Quiviona P.ARBE.AU, Cecil. Malcolm L. Barbeau, 25 SPERKAWAYA, Stanley F. John Sperka- Clnciranini, 1025 Portland Avenue, Chi- Howes Co. (Jnc.l, Silver Creek, N. Y. waya, 4i)i Ellsworth Street, Worcester, cago, Hi. BERN.TRDT;—Spirito. Batti.sto Beruardi, Mass. COLLINS, George. Ducan A. Collins, Lpmo, Weed, Cal. SPIELHOLTZ, Morris. Mrs. Francis Morris, Ark. BI.ANCIII, Giuseppe. Cesma Novell!, 390 40 East Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. COLLINS, George E. Mrs. Martha ITen^n Cnmn Hill, P. O. Box, Carnegie, I’a. SPIRUP, I’eter M. George Splrup, Hamlin, Melcher, R. F. D. 2, Jewett, Tex. PICKT RS, Everett. Ned Bickers, Newton, III. Iowa. CONRAD, Woodfron Grade. Mrs. Emily D. BROUSE, George ,S. Peter V. Brouse, R. F. STECKER, Herbert A. George Stocker, 21 Conrad, route 1, Thomasvillo, N. C. D. 2, Nortbuml)erland, Pa. Fourth Avenue, Roebling, N. J. CONDITT, John D. Andrew Orman, Ilerer BUTLER. Bon E. George E. Butler, E’or- STEVENS, George B. Mrs. .Take Cousins, 101 Springs. Ark. mosa. Kans. Fifth Avenue, Richmond, Va. CORON.\DO, Fernando. Airs. Rpfugi.o A'''m C.VRPEN’TER, Charles. S. Miss Elvira Car- STEVENS, Plumb W. Mrs. Mary J. Stevens, Coronado, Banhuram Street, Brownsville, penter. 32 Higliland Avenue, Noulton, Me. Thomson, Ga. Tex. CONNOLLY, Peter S. James A. Connol!,v, 57 SWITALSKI. Ignatz W. Andrew Switalski, CUY’^I.ER. Ravmond L. Mrs. P. D. Thomp- Maverick Street, East Nedham, Mass. Cudahy, Wis. son. 4090 Broadway, Chicago, 111. COPELAND, Orin 11. Mrs. Virginia Copley, ,TARBELL, Richard J. Mrs. Nellie Tarbell, EICHEL, George F. Fred Eichel, 009 East R. F. D. 2, Durham, N. C. 0S7 Norton Street, Dorchester, Mass. Monroe Street, Sandusky. Ohio. CT'LLl’EPER, William. Miss Gila Cullpeper, TEMPEL, Louis .T. Joseph N. Tempel, Muen- GIVENS, Elmer S. Bert A. Givens, 819 R. F. D. 4. Sallis, Miss. ster. Tex. Thirteenth Avenue, Nampa, Idaho D.\MRt)N, William. Chris Damron, 643 Elma THARP, William C. Alva Tharp, 52 East GODDING. Roy J. Charles Godding, Cla- Street. Akron. Ohio. Virginia Street, Zanesville, Ohio. rissa. Minn. DEI,.\NE5'. Edward Mailcbi. Malichi Dc- THO.MAS, Cleo Lucy. Mrs. C. E. Preear, GRADY, Walter D. Charles A. Grady, 1325 l.anov. Crawford Avenue, Simpson, Pa. 1073 Kenilworth Place, Memphis, Tenn. Galveston Street. Muskogee, Okla. ETTORF. .Amilearc. Mrs. Adele Dimarco, THOMAS. Frank M. Mrs. Mary O'Dell, GRAMMER, Francis. Sam Grammer, Baylls, 1130 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Chlckasha, Okla. 111. FELIjEU. Henry. Sam Feller, 37 Clinton TRALKO, Nicolas. Bores Verieancsik, 413 GREEN. Vinton R. .T. C. Green, SIDs. .Mu. Street, "New Y'ork, N. Y. First Avenue, New York, N. Y. IIARTSON, Robert M. Mrs. Laura llartson, FR.'VY. Cl.audo. Claude C. Fray, general de- TRAYER.S, .Tohn P. .Tobn Trayers, 109 West Wbitelake. Wis. livery. Bowling Green, Mo. One hundred and second Street, New York, HUNT, William J. Albert D. Hunt, 59 Rand FR.AZIFR, Row D. Mrs. Lue Frazier, Cove N. Y. Street, Central Palls, R. T. City. N, C. TT’RNER, Robert D. Thomas Turner, Ten .TONES, Willi.am .T. Mrs. Wilfred AIcDion. 1 GENTKSSO, Ernest. John E. Gentesso, 40 Mile. La. Swan Street, Hudson Falls, N. Y. Carroll Street, Worcester, Mass. TURNER, Roland IT. Mrs. Corrinne Turner, KENNEDY, Joseph Richard. Mrs, Marc’lla GIOF, Salvatore. Jack Gioe, 261 Elizabeth 21 Rena Street. Worcester, JIass. Kennedv, 33 Spruce Street, Jersey City, Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. 'VAN ZANT, Martin. Mrs. Gerty Lockskin, N. J. GR.M)Y, Jess B. John F. Grady, Grand 209 .Tefferson Street. Albany, N. Y. IvRISIIITZ, Michael. Joe KiTshitz, box C4, View, Iowa. VARONE, Michele. Aleck Bucchi, 180 East Roseraont, Jlinn. GR.VHA?\1, Richard M. Jlrs. Nellie Pullice, B'-nezet Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ICTTHN, Fred O. Mrs. Annie Ixuhn, Reeee, Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. VAUGIT.VN, Charley Aubrey. Hamp N. Kans. HTrt’CHlSON, .Arthur. Mrs. Mollic Hutchi- Vaughan, New Bloomfield, JIo. LEYBOURNE, Leslie. Mrs. Helen Leybonrne, son, 1306 Chicago Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. • VAUGHN. Jesse J. William E. Vaughn, Moy- Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada. .T.ACKSON, Claud. M^.s. Maggie Jackson, ers. Okla. LIMB.IUGH, .John A. Mrs. Nora T.imbaugh, Mullierry, .Ark. VELLA, Joe. Phillip Vella, Argona, Glrgenti, general delivery 1, Beflhold, N. Dak. JOHNSONN Oscar. Mrs. Eugebor Johnson, Italy. LITTLE, Ivan E. John Little, 320 West Cambridge, Wis. VOIGHT, Raymond B. Mrs. Anna N. Voight, Emmett Street, Portage, Wis. KASS.XROS, Jim. Jake Kassaros, Colum- 480 Albon Street. Appleton, Wis. LUBOW, Sampson. llerman Liibow, 116 bia. Mo. VOINAST, Stef. Nickeff Vlonast, River Road, Grove Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. K.ATTF.M.VN, M.irtin. Miss Freda Kaufman, Edge'vvater, N. ,T. McGL.AAlRY, .Tames G. Mrs. J. K. McGlamry, 2615 North Street. Chicago, HI. WALSH. Mioliaol J. Mrs. Katherine Walsh, Deatsville. Ala. Troy Brighton Road, I’ittsburgh. Pa. McMURRAY, Clarence N. Mrs. Mary E. Mc- KETJ.AMS, James. James Kellams, Birds Eye, WARD. George Bernard. Thomas Ward, Edge- Munay, 3277 Tuxedo Street, I’ittsburgb, Ind. water Park, N. J. Pa. KUZMICH, Matvey. Alexander Federaka, W.MtREN, I.,ewis W. George M. Warren, MAMER, John P. William Mamer, R. F. D. box 491, Mingo Junction, Ohio. Candler. N. C. 3. I’orter. Minn. LANGDON, Vernon S. P. Langdon, 525 Mal- WEGNER, Edwin G. Mrs. Mary L. Wegner, MARTIN, Walter E. Mrs. Minnie E. Martin, den Street, Portland, Oreg. Clements, Minn. Dublin, Ga. LEADER. Arthur L. B. Mrs. Henry N. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Ijeader, 121 Chestnut Street, Untherford, FITZGERALD, J. D. John J. Fitzgerald, SAVAGE, Samuel. Mrs. Ethe Savage, Ten- N. J. South Bend, Wash. nemo, Tenn. LEKMAN, William G. Lymus Lecman, Little FOLEY, A. R Hibbard S. Howland, 12 Curve SCHIMMEL, Adam R. George Schimmel, Cedar, Iowa. Street, Wesley, Iowa. West Newton, Mass. . LOE, Je.sse W. Miss Jllttie Loe, Neneraville, GIBBONS, Edward J. Miss Margaret Gib- SCHLESINGER, Morris. Harry Adier, 1030 Ala. bons, 241 North Avenue, Rockland, Mass. Elburn Avenue, Chicago, III. McKEAN, Charles W. Edward C. McKean, GOVE, Carl S. Mrs. Eliz.nheth Lyons, 19 SCHLUTSMEIER, Emil J. Paul Schluts- K. E. D. 4, Smethport, Pa. Hunt Street, Brockton, Mass. meier, McCook, Nebr. MAKTIN, William II. Mrs. Minny Martin. GRIER, William L.' Lawson J. Grier, Seaman, SCHREUR, John J. George Schreur, Midland 8042 South Kostner Avenue, Chicago, 111. Ala. Avenue, Wortendyke, N. J. MAYES, Kobert 0. Mrs. Ida Mayes, Carson, GUNN, James B. T. I. Gunn, West Point, SEARS, Daylon. W. S. Scars, Apex, N. C. Va, Miss. SEXAUEU, Albert T. Mrs. Ernestine Sex- MEADOWS, George B. Grady R. Meadows, GUYER, Blaine C. William L. Guyer, R. F. auer, 322 South Tenth Street, Quincy, 111. Germanton, N. C. D. 1, High Point, N. C. SHARP, William M. Edward L. Sharp, Philo- MEISCH. Oswald E. Mrs. Augusta Melscb, GUYNN, Raleigh. Edward W. Giiynn, Cana, math, Oreg. Otto, Tex. Va. SILVERMAN, Harry E. Mrs. Rose Silver- MILLER, Chester. Maryan Miller, 180 Ave- HALL, Willie A. Arthur L. Hall, 1345 Farmer man, 512 Mosey Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio. nue P, Bayonne, N. J. Street, Petersburg, V a. SLADE, Earl F. Mrs. Hattie Slade, 98 Third Mrs. Illlda Murray, MURRAY, Frank D. HANNIS, Vullie. 6. C. Uannls, R. F. D. 1, Avenue. Gloversvillc, N. Y. 2469 Charles Street, north side, Pittsburgh, . Christopher, 111. SMALLBRIDGE, F'rauk. Anderson Small- Pa. HOSEK, Rudolph Louis. Anton Hosek, 2721 bridge, R. F. D. 1, box 30, French Creek, MUSS, Michael M. Mrs. Agnes G. Myrek, 627 Bninbrid^e venue. New York Citv. W. Va. Conant Street, Ilamtrack Village, Mich. JOHNSTON, William M. Mrs. Kataerine SMART, Dave A. Louis Smart, 4849 North MYERS, Ralph. Mrs. Hattie Myers, 513 Meyer, 6111 Randolph Street, RicumouJ, Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, III. Marian Avenue. Indianapolis. Ind. ViU SMITI'I, Wayne E. Mrs. Nancy C. Smith, Monroe, KEWBY, Hugh S. Alfred Newby, KARISON. Ilnstin A. Cnpt. William IT. Mur- Clarion. I’a. Utah. ray, 88 Rodlngton Street, Watervllle, Me. SJIITHERS, David A. Mrs. Benjamin S, Newhall, NEWHALL, Irving W. Mrs. Nellie KARNR, Irving F. Arthur J. Kurus, U. F. D. Smithers, Hogsett, Mason County, W. Va. 81 I'iiKt Street, New Bedford. Mass. Petersburg, Mich. STALEY, Wilbur H. Abraham L. Staley, Station 2, NEWTON. Floyd F, David Newton, KETCIIUM, Lawrence. Andrew J. Kotchum, Reubens, Idalio. Camp, Ky. Steele, Mo. STILGENBAUER, John G. RUss Lena A. NICKI.US, Philip. Thomas Rake, 382 Carrol KETELIIOHN, Adolph Hugo. Hardy Ketol- Stilgenhauer, 1943 Clinton Avenue, New Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. hohn, 1141 Booth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. York, N. Y. Mrs. William O’BRYAN, .John Henderson. KUDINCHUIC. Felix. Steven Johnson, 65 SUGARMAN, Isaac. Joel Sugarman, 54 East Street, Girard, O'Bryan, 503 South Osage West Marks Place, New York City. One hundred and sixteenth Street, New Kan.s. KUZE.I, Edward, llruno KuzeJ, 1530 North York, N. Y. OWENS, Phonso G. Henry P. Owens, R. F. Wood Street, Chicago, III. TITTLE, Raymond H. Mrs. Annie Tittle, D. 1 , Obion, Tenn. Mrs. II. Leyh, 1324 3115 Main Street. Dallas, Tex. Golman. Prank Patterson, LEYH, Herman. Johanna PATTERSON, North I.nzerue Avenue, Baltimore, Md. TOLLEFSON. Oscar M. Thor Tollefson, R. E, 2600 South Central Avenue, Okhaloma City, Monte Fred. Mrs. Clara Uttler, D. 3, box 19. Lake Andrew, Minn. Okla. LITTLER, Crete, Nebr. TONNE.SON, Mathias. Emil Johnson, Mel- PENZINER, William. Abraham Penziner, 193 Peter .John I^ongue- ville, Mont. Graham Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. LONGUEVILLE, F. C. ville, R. F. D. C, Caledonia, Minn. TRACY, Willis E. Edmond T. Tracy, 213 PLUMLEY, Giles E. Mrs. Mary A. Plnmley, JjUCAS. Anthony J. Mrs. Rose Lucas, 236 South Seventh Street, Vinbland, N. J. star route. Pear, W. Va. Bolton Avenue, Boston, Mass. ULRICH, Albert. Mrs. Ella Ulricb, U. F. D. PORTER, .Joseph B. Warren L. Porter, Ca- tawba Roanoke County, Va. MCGINNIS. Frank J. Mrs. Ann McGinnis, 5, Athens, Ala. 603 Tcrfis'ing .Avenue. Broo'-lvn, V. Robert. Frank Underwood, PORTOKTI.es, Pete. .Tames Portokiles, 258 N. UNDERWOOD, John. Mrs. Jessie A. R. F. D. Murpbysboro, HI. East Balmer Street, Youngstown, Ohio. M.acICENZIE, MacKen- 4, zie, Towson, Md. VERSCHAEVE, Emil. Andrew Achtner, QUEDNAU, Charles Andreas. Mrs. .Julia Quednan, 234 Oakwood avenue. West Hart- McMELLEON, Ray W. J. L. McMelleon, R. Brown Deer, Wis. Albia, Iowa. Joseph. Mrs. Emelia VocI, 935 Broad- ford. Conn. F D. 6, VOCI, QUIGLEY, John Harold. Willitim E. Quigley. MILLEN, Edward Rising. Mrs. William M. way. Revere, Mass. Boston, Leo J. Mrs. W’illiam Voltz, 162 Four- Winchester Street, West Swanzey, N. H. Brown, 28 Faxon Street, Mass. VOLTZ, Va. Ignacas. John Tendzegalski, MIT.LER, Carl. Mrs. Rosa Miller, Pineville, teeutli Street. Wheeling, W. RAKAWSKAR, Newall. Thomas Voster, Gorham, 32 North Street, Forest City, Pa. W. Va. VOSTKR, John H. James P. Ralston, route MILI.ER, Levi S. John C. Miller, Epbrata, N. Dak. RALSTON, Walters, San 3 Pleasantville, W. Va. I'a. WALTEliS. Fred R. Richards MITCHELIj, Robert E. Mrs. Grace Miller, Luis Obispo, Cal. ALFORD, Floyd. Mrs. Mollie Alford, Coburn, Warner, La. Waldorf Motel, Seattle, Wash. WARNER, George E. Mrs. Annie B. ARMSTE.4D, Irving. Mrs. Sarah Armstead, MOORIIE.AD, James Claude. Mrs. Hester A. Circleville, W. Vn. Pocahontas, Va. Moorhead, Dallas City, Pa. WENNERGREN, William. Mrs. D. A. Wen- Center, Logan, Utah. ASHMAN. Michael. .Jose Ashman, care of MURRAY, .James C. Charles Ucffltt. 1033 St. nergren, 550 East .Tnh!' ill Albert K. Mrs. Jessie R. Wher- Hanna Alberts, Bnrfleld post office, Canada. Street. Litchfield, W'HRRRITT, BATjTIMORE. Randolph. Mrs. Eliza Balti- MYERS, Marlon E. Mrs. Ellen Myers, 613 ritt, Pleasant Hill, Mo. III. Charley R. Samuel D. Winfrey, more. Blnemont, 'Va. Piatt Avenue, Mattoon, WINI'REY, Ij. Ky. BARKER, Ralph F. James O. Barker, Potter, NEALTS. William Mrs. Mnrv Neatls, Este, Kans. Adams Road. Crescentvllle, Philadelphia, I*a. EACHIM, Michael B. Anton Beachim, R. F. I,. Manning, 627 box 16. Boscohel, Wis. B.ARNES, Jesse J. George Barnes, Chance, O’CONNELL, Joseph. Miss D. 1, William. Mrs. Bessie Baikie, 244 Ala. West One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, BAIKIE, New York City. East Twenty -seventh Street, Chicago, 11 . BARNES. Jim J. Mrs. Mary Barnes, Marl, OHNECK, Walter. John B. Ohneck, R. F. D. B.4RNETT, Justin H. Mrs. Jennie Barnett, etta. Okla. 1. Fort Wayne, Ind. 821 Sixth Avenue. Durango, Colo. BARTLETT. .John J. Mrs. Jean Bartlett, OSOFSIvY. Harry. Aaron Osofsky, 305 South BATT, Charles. Alford Batt, 520 West River Dunbar. Pa. Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Eiyria, Ohio. BARTM.AN. .John F. George Bartman, 39 PENNOY'ER, Jfelvin D. Mrs. A. P. Schmitz, BEACH, Lon O. Charles Beach, 133 Crystal Third Street, Passaic, N. J. 810 Second Street, Bremerton, Wash., care Street, Hawley, Pa. B.AXLEY. Truss W. Mrs. Bettie Baxley, of JIrs. Cooper. EEXTEN, Henry J. Ben Bexten, general da- R. F. J>. 3. Marion, S. C. PERKINS. Nathan. Samuel Perkins, Wa- livery, Folk, Mo. BERGSTROM. Carl E. Mrs. Louise Berg- verly, Ohio. BILLA, John P. John Billa, 474 Wood Street,- Nebr. strom. Newmans Grove, PETERS, Edward F. William Peters, 862 Blue I.sland, 111. BISCHOFF, Eugene Albert. William Bishop, Pinewood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. BJURSTKUM, Swen G. Rev. Per Erick Ord- Belleville, 111. PINCUS, Jacob. Mrs. Yetta Pincus, 330 ing. Nelson, Minn. BROWN, Harry H. .Joseph B. Brown, 1521 Christopher Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. BROOKS, Ralph Campbell. Mr.s. Ilan-le Lee North Nineteenth Street, Bessemer, Ala. PRESITGIACOMO, Paul. Mrs. Josephine Brooks, R. F. D. 2. Hagan, Va. BT^TTS, Norman R. Mrs. Caroline Butts, Presti.giacomo, 29 Henry Street, New York BROSCKI, Julius. Mrs. Mary Bro.scki, Erie, 502 McICelvev Street, Sandusky, Ohio. City. Pa. CHERNUT, Waiter K. Mrs. Mamie H. Jones, R.AMEY, Yancy Lee. Mrs. Rebecca Ramey, BROWN, Mcrl A. Charles Brown, Depew, 826 Chancellor Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Trinity, Okla. Okla. CJ.A-RK, Joe. Mrs. Alice Clark, Leon, Va. RAY. John C. Jim P. Ray, Pennington, Tex. PROCTOR, Leo. Mrs. Tillie L. Burke, 12 CLEPFMAN. Vnrnie R. Mrs. Anna Cletf- REAUE, Arthur C. John F. Readc, 2930 Madison Park south, Rochester, N. Y. man, R. F. D. 1, Liberal, Mo. West Thirty-second Avenue, Denver, Colo. C.'VI-.DWELL, Harry. Mrs. Mary Caldwell, CRANK, tVllliam E. William J. Ci-ank, REDENBURG, Adam J. Mrs. Margaret Far- 365 Thomson Avenue. Donor.s, I’a. J.ouisa. Va. City. Robert W. W. B. Waldron, 14 . rier. 851 Third .Avenue, New York CAMPBELL, DENISON. Harry Weber. Miss J.aura Deni- REE'VES, Walter J. Jesse Bloomer Reeves, Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal. son, 864 Van Dyke Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Clayton, Tex. COLLER. I>awrence B. Mrs. Velcsca A. CoN DEVORE, Percy, iirs. Minnie Devore, St. REXFORD. James A. Mrs. G. A. Rexford, ler, 5910 Bryant Street. Pitt.sburgh. I'a. Albans, W. Va. Haines City, Fla. COLLIER, Thomas M. Sirs. Mary Collier, 3 DORTON, Robert I.. Grady Dorton, R. F. D. ROBIN. Edward. Mrs. Jenejene Robin, 176 Spindale Avenue, Westfield, Mass. 6. Concord. N. C. Beech Street, Fall River, Mass. DALE, Alan H. Mrs. W. II. Dale, 830 Insur- DOTTS, Martin V. Martin Dotts, Elizabeth, ROCKWOOD, Horace S. Edward D. Rock- ance Exchange, Chicago, 111. Ind. wood, 402 Nostrand Place, Richmond Hill, EUGENIO, James 8. Fred Angelorino, 940 Philadelphia, Pa. Edward. Mrs. Sara Eckert, 2712 Qneensboro N. 'Y. Ontario Street. ECKERT, Minn. Ruth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. RODARMEI.,, Leroy. Mrs. H. Watton, Sedan, EV.TE, Tennv. Hans Evje. Gully. Pleas- EIBECK, Conrad. Andrew Eiheck, 2627 Kans. FARRAR, Walter R. Alfred R. Farrar, Stella Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SALCE, Antonio. Angelo Salce, 27 Center ant Mills, .tdams County. Ind. A. Forbes, BNIIXA, Joseph. John Enilla, 312 Union Street. Amsterdam, N. Y. FORBES. Clarence T.. Mrs. Lydia Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SALISBURY. Earl S. Mrs. Charles W. Salis- Lyndon Center, Vt. Snllivnn. Peter Forte, 24 ScOTill ESTEP, Godfrey. Jake Estep, U. F. D. 1, bury, 710 South Lawndale Avenue, Chicago, FORTE, Carter, Tenn. HI. Street, Waterbnry, Conn. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

FOSTER, David George. George R. Foster, SAMMONS, Henry Grady. Mrs. Mary T. CHRISTENSEN, Philip. Andrew Christen- I’hillips, Wis. Sammons, Blakely, Ga. sen, 1212 South State Street, Tacoma, FULTON, Walter. Mrs. Mary Fulton, 27 SCHAUBACK, Louis. Carl Sehauback, box Wash. Union Street, Sharpsburg, I’a. 561, Montesano, Wash. CLARK, William L. Walter G. Clark, Foun- GALLETILLI, Cosmic. .Joseph GalletilM, 291 SCHELL, Frank J., jr. Frank J. Schell, sr,, tain City, Tenn. Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 61 Perrine Street, Auburn, N. Y. CONNOLLY, Theodore P. Mrs. Jennie Con- GASTON, Forest L. Mrs. Emma Gaston, R. SCIIEPPELMAN, William U. Mrs. Julia nolly, 136 A Tenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. F. U. 3, Rochester, I’a. Scheppelman, Onarga, HI, CONNORS, William. Patrick J. Connors, 464 GREEN, Willie R. Allen Groom, Albemarle, SCHLISIEU, Herman H. Mrs. Carolina Seventy-second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. C. Schleier, 4816 Terrace Avenue, St. Louis, COOPER, Harry M. Mrs. Helen M. Cooper, IIAOER, Marvin. R. E. Dawson, Mooresville, Mo. Cochranton, I’a. N. C. SHAW, Herbert T. Clarence Shaw, Chapel CORREIA, Manuel O. .Tohn Con-oia, 73 Haynes, Charles T. Edward Haynes, 1307 Hill, Tenn. Windsor Street, New Bedford, Mass. North West Street, Washington, Ind. SHUMPERT, Roscoe S. E. B. Shnmpert, COX, Jon S. Mrs. Ellen T. Cox, 16 North HAYNES, Franklin P. Golding Frazier, R. F. D. 2, New Brookland, S. C. Oak Street, Hudson Falls, N. Y. Round Peak, N. C. SKALA, Charles. Mrs. Charles Skala, 3334 DAVIS, Warren Edward. William Henry HERMAN, Albert G. John Herman, Man- We.st Twenty-third Street, Chicago, III. Davis, Lawrence, Kans. chester, Mich. SMITH, Frank H. John W. Smith, R. F. D. DUCHARME, Milton. Raymond E. Duch- HORN, Edward L. Mrs. Jennie Vick, Eye, 6, St. Cloud, Minn. armo, 2153 West Thirtieth Street, Los An- SMITH, Harry B. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, geles. Cal. HIIGHES, Jonathan I. Mrs. Lenna M. Hunter, N. Y. Arthur. Mrs. Agnes Hughes, DllMBNIL, Duraenil, Bismarck, Ark. SMITH, Lemuel O. Sam A. Smith, Dublin, Butcher Street, New Braunfels, Tex. HUNTER, Harry L. Neal Hunter, Danville, Va. Roy E. Howell Iowa. FRAMPUS, S. Frampus, STEELE, William John. George H. Steele, 6 Highland Springs, Va. HUTCHISON, Paul. Louis A. Hutchison, Oliver Street, Revere, Maes. GERRARD, Lester H. Mrs. Amelia Gerrard, 310 Main Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SULLIVAN. Fred. Steven E. Snllivan, 406 1121 East Ilazelton Avenue, Stockton, Cal. KEEGAN, .John Peter. James B. Keegan, South Seventh Street, Easley, S. C. GILBERT, Andrew. Hymen Ray, 227 Chel- general delivery, Zionhlll, Pa. TATE, Ellsworth. Mrs. Pearl I. Tate, 310 sea Street, East Boston, Mass. KELLEY, Montie. Bill, Harvie De 310 Sec- West Main Street, Swanton, Ohio. GODFREY, Michael. Mrs. Agnes Godfrey, 20 ond Avenue NB., St. Cloud, Minn. TFRZICH, SpoBO. Spasso T. Govoich, 409 High Street, New Brunswick, N. .1. KENNY, Paul L. Mrs, Paul Kenny, Enon Drum Street, San Francisco, Cal. William. Valley, Pa. GOODBAN, Elmer Mrs. Nellie Good- BARDINELua, Tony. Joseph Bardinella, ban, 409 ’South Second East Street, Salt KESLER. Ernie William. Mrs. Nat Kesler, Portland Street, Middletown, Conn. Lake City, Utah. R. F. D. 1, box 10, Boycevllle, Wis. URBAN, Harry William. Miss Charlotte GORNIA, Walley G. Grazzo Gornia, 151 East LARSON, Einar G. Swan Larson, R. F. D. Jersey City, ‘ Schiemer, 71 Western Avenue, Eleventh Street, Erie, I’a. 2 . Mora, Minn. N. J. GRADY, John J. Mrs. Francis Grady, 2210 LEYDEN, Mike J. Miss Marguerite Leyden, VARGA, Joseph L. Mrs. Mary Varga, 170 Florence Avenue, Ciucinnati, Ohio. 14 Mull Avenue, Akron, Ohio. Lincoln Place. Irvington, N. .1. Patrick LOMBARDI, Felix. Mrs. Rachela Lombardi, GR.4LTON, J. Miss Nellie Sisson, VIGLIONB, Raffaele. Salvatore Vlgllone, 695 Park, Ohio. South Angelo Ingrotte, Campobasso. Italy. West Barnum Avenue, BridegpOrt, Conn. HAFNER, John E. Gerald Ilafner, R. F. D. 1, LONG, John. Mi's. Barbara Long, Sartell, John Mrs. Sophia Vogt, 2143 ' Minn. VOGT, M. Greenleaf, Wis. Loth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. HARPER, Joseph L. Mrs. Oma G. Harper, McGill, Robert Clmson. Mrs. Lonia Mc- WALLACE, Joe. Mrs. Minnie Wallace, Athens, Rawles Springs, Miss. Gill, Marysville, Tex. Tenn. HjIRVEUL, Jacob D. J. T. Harvell, Mount McKinney, James P. Doctlin F. McKinney, Jester Walsh, Hamburg, WALSH, James O. , Pleasant, N. C. rigerville, S. C. Ark. HOLZER, Clarence. Honi-y Holzer, 214 Rutle MATHIS, 01 lie L. Thomas H. Mathis, R. F. E. Mrs. Warden, Avenue, Mount Oliver Boro, Pittsburgh, I’a. D. Ashland, WARDEN, Ralph Emma 3, Miss. Joseph, Mo. HOSMEIL Warren H. Charles Hosmer, F. M.AVRETIC, Mitchael 1722 Bell Street, St. R. Anthony. Mrs. Anna Mrs. E. Warren, D. Union City. Mich. Mavretic, S02 WARREN, James J. Mary 1, South Second Street, Steel- Brookline, Mass. KING, Sillus M. Miss Lillie King, R. F. D. ton, Pa. 16 Bowker Street, 1, Theodore W. Mi's. Catherine War- La Follctte, Tenn. M.VY'B, John F. WARREN, Barber Maye, route 1, Hill Brighton, KREITZ, William E. Forrest P. Kreitz, Lex- Beaver. Wis. ren, 107 Academy Roadi MEDLEY. George Raymond. Mass. ington, Nebr. Mrs. May Mer- Harry P. Mrs. Carl Krueger, 233 cer, 407 Chestnut Street, WEBER, Walter J. William L. Weber, 145 KRUEGER, Ventura, Cal. Dove Street, Oshkosh, Wis. MEINSON, Erwin FI. Crocker Boulevard, Mount Clemens, Mich. W. Mrs. C. Meinson, I.J1NDSPERGER, K. 102.3 Felix Street, WEST. Jesse M. James K. West, Selma, Al.a. Hugh Mrs. Ella Lands- St. .Joseph, JJo. perger. West Newton, Pa. MILLER, Claude. Avery Miller, Gresham, WILLS, James G. Mrs. Floyd M. Wills, 10 Wis. Argv'Ie Park, Buffalo. N. Y. LERCII, I’eter. Mrs. H. Drecber, 53 Justice Street, Elmhurst, MILLER. WINOET. Melvin. C. Wingct, Monroe, Utah. N. Y. Everett E. Perry Miller, R. F. D. LEWIS, Ben S. Mrs. Judith C. Lewis, R. F'. Mvstic, Iowa. WOOD, Harold. George A. Wood, 225 Rod- ney Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. D. 1, Arrington, Tenn, MILLER. George .T. John Miller, R. F. D. 1, McCOLLUM, George A. JIrs. Sarrah McCol- New Weston, Ohio. WOODCOCK, Lawrence. Mrs. R. E. Keyland, lum, R. F. D. 1, Battle Ground, Wash. NESZALA, Wawrzyneir, Ignntz ^uda, 1219 404 .Augusta Street, Mobile, Ala. Clawson. William C. McGUIRK, Laurence A. P. J. McGulrk, 1104 Mnclion'rall Avenue, Detroit IViich. WRIGHT, Talmage Wright. Hackettstown, N. J. Fifty-fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. NEWMAN William J.. jr. William J. New- YORK. Bert L. Mrs. Ida York, Clarlnda, McKAY, ICdward J. Mrs. Margaret McKay, man, 345 Boylston Street, Brookline, Mass. North Jay, Me. KJi'HOI.S. Calvin. Iowa. Mrs. Myrtle R. Nichols, McKIBBAN, Glenn S. Mrs. Harriet L. Mc- R. F. D. 1. Lapine, Ala. ALLARD, Charles Edward. Mrs. Susie Desao- Klbban. Winterset. Iowa. Pat»'rson, N. .T. NOT.LEN, Matthew. Mrs. Martin Nollen, 803 tis, 435 Grant Street, McKinley, Daniel Samuel. Peter McKinley, N^rtb Third Street, Springfield, 111. ALLM, Noble Marrol. Mrs. Flora Alim. 233 Dora. Mo. NORMAN. Parham. Washington East Eleventh Street, Junction City, Kans. G. Norman, M,\DDOX, Silas. Mat Gasner Maddox, R. F, R. P. D, 1. McComb City, Miss. ALMQUIST, Mam-tec. Mrs. Anna Almquist, OAKES. Frank D., Weir, Miss. A. Mrs. Clara Oakes, School Nickerson, Nebr. MARTIN, William A. Mrs. Lily Duncan, Street. Glen Cove, F. 20 N. Y. BABST, Arthur. William Babst, R. D. 2, Boyd Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. P/TTERSON. Samuel G. Mrs. Cullman, .Ala. Melton O. MAY, Albert C. M. George May, Gibsonvllle, ^ette>'son, Eastland, Tex. Ella R. Bailey, BAILEY, Charles H. Mrs. N. C. •PENLACK, .Tacob. Martin Pcnlacb, 1211 Hammond, La. Elm Street Cincinnati, Ohio. BAKER, James W. Mrs. Mable Swan, 103 MEEHAN, Edward J. Mrs. Margaret Gal- PENNY, Philip. John Penny, Georgetown, West Sixth street, AVilmington, Del. lagher, 887 Park Avenue. New York, N. Y. Ohio. BANTA, Edgar W. Oliver W. Banta, Clifton, MONTI, Americo. Mrs. Codacaliude Meoll, PENROD, Audie. William S. Penrod, Sebree, Ariz. 347 West F'orty-fouiTb Street, New York, N. Y. Ky. BARKER, Lee William. Prank Barker, 180 PFRNA, Rosario. Mauro Enrico, 158 East Kingman Avenne, Battle Creek, Mich. MORRIS, Owen U. Mrs. Owen C. Morris, One hundred and third Street, New York, BARTON, John L. Mrs. David I’ago, Acad- Iron Gate, Va. N. Y. emy, Pa. MORRISON, Thomas L. J. T. Morrison, R, F. D. 6. IleCln, Ala. PESEK, Adolph. Mrs. Mary Pesek, R. F. D. BEA, Ruben. Mrs. Dorothy P. Bea, 157 Bel- N.APOLEONE, Calvino. Encelo Greco, 2315 2. Shiner, Tex. mont Avcnuc» Hawley, Pa. Mead. Racine, Wis. POLLARD, Marion A. JIrs. Mollie S. Pol- BEAT'^, Ernest William. Mrs. Bffio Beatty, NEWMAN, Norman M. Fred Newman, 400 lard, 404 Avest Park Street, Tex. Nadoweo, Ala. Sherman, , Camp Avenue, Bradclock, P.a. POPE, John H. Mrs. Annie Depew, Lains- BICKINGS, Frank. Mrs. Annie E. Blcklngs, NIKOLjVON, George. Kamboores Nikolaon, dale. Ark. 1008 Mnrkloy Street, Norristown, Pa. Erncklio, Crete, Greece. B. 82-5 POWERS. John. Thomas Powers, 3 Red- BOITNOTT, Joseph Dave Boitnott, NORTH, Ivan C. Mre. Minnie Loomis, Oris- SE., field Street, New Haven, Conn. Highland Avenue Roanoke, Va. kany Falls, Sangerlield, N. Y. PULLIN. Hoy. Mrs. Sarah Pullin, R. P. D. BOOGER, Sam. Jacob O. Booger, Garrison, OAKES, Clyde E. Walter D. Oakes, Foxeroft, 2. Point Pleasant, W. Va, N. Dak. Me. RACZKOSKI, Antonio. Andrew Leskif, 50 BREAA'ER, Ray. Andrew Brewer, 1119 Clin- OZDYCH. Walter. Joseph Ozdycb, R. F. D. 'litehell ton Street, Defiance, OHio. Avenue, Manhassett. N. Y. 2, box 92, Manistee, Mich. RENIBRI, Gaston. Mrs. Selina Swane BROAA’N, Blanchard H. Mrs. Lewis E. Brown, PAl’PALARDO, Leonardo. Antonio Marana, Grandburg, 3044 Fullerton Avenue. Chi- 172 A Brackett Street, Portland, Me. 321 East One hundred and sixth Birect, cago. 111. BRYANT, Stanley J. Louis A. Bryant, Fred- New York. N. Y. ROBERTS, Bazelle. Abraham Roberts, 818 erick. Okla. PARDO, Joseph. Bennie Pardo, Forestville, Francis. Kev West, Fla. BRYANT, William R. Mrs. Louan B. Owensby, Conn. ROBISON. Julian L. E. S. Robison, R. F. R. F. D. 2, Cosby, Tenn. PAULINY. William G. Mrs. Emily P.auliny, D. 1, Zillah, Wash. BURNEY, Guy P. Rufus Burney, 121 Gal- 433 Bleekar Street, Brooklyn, N. V. ROUX, Frank Tj. Louis Roux. Ama. La. veston Avenue, Fort Worth, 'Tex. PEDERSEN, Ilolger L. Mrs. Yansine Peder- SALVATORE, Louis. Bernardino Salvatore, CASERO, Donato. Frank Casoro, Songorgl, sen, Blaagaards Gade Norrebro, Copenhagen, - Rovian, Rome, Italy. Province Benevento, Italy. Denmark. 18 THE OFFICIAL U, S. BULLETIN: THUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 27, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING rKPIGO, .Tolin. C. C. Pedigo, Goodluck, Ky. COLLINS, Waitman G. Mrs. Alice Stokes, MYRICK, James C. William R. I’EZ/JA, John. Mrs. Minnie Pezza, 1657 Bath Durbin, W. Va. Copeland. Gale Avenue, York. N. Denmark. S. C. New Y. CfWMES, Herman George. Felix A. Coomes, NEI^titW, Christ. ' PITTMAN, .lames IV. Mrs. Mrs. Karon Nelson, Thls- F. M. Pittman, Curdsville, Ky. ted.'Deniaark. 2:11'; llollie street, K-ansas City, Mo. COULSON, .John D. Mrs. Lucy Coulson, 517 rUI.ZONE, Nicolo. NICilOLLS, Henry. Ells Nlcholls, Melchior, Mrs. Tersina Purillo, East Middle Street, Hanover, Pa. Iowa. Boiano. Ita.l.v. COX, Leonard. Mrs. Teresa Kepple, Holton, R.VV, George W. William W. Kay, Porter, NOGGLE, Braynard Russell. Mrs. Wesley Ind. Noggle, Mount Holly Wash. COYNE, Spring.s, I’a. ROCCO, Oliva. Hartucel Lerenzo, Flager John J. Mrs. Lizzie Lee, 038 Third NOR'rON, Benjamin R. Mrs. Carrie L. Nor- Avenue, Nev/ York City. ton, it. F. D. P.ridport, Street, Morristown. N. .1. 1, Vt. ROWASK.-V. John. Karol CUMMINGS, Stanley Dean. Albert Ray Cum- NOW^ACK, Joseph A. Mrs. Kate Nowack, Rowaska, 55 Perry mings, box Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 531. Chinook, Mont. 417 Cherry Street, Pottstown, Pa. D.YRTT, Oti.s. RFZICK.X, Mrs. Jane Dartt, Enfield, 111. NUTILE, Joseph R. Mrs. Mary Sov.ahhe, Otto D. Frank Ruzicka, Risch- DORTON. CS7 ville, Nehr. James F. Mrs. Betsy Dorton, Grand Avenue. New Haven, Conn. Pathfork, SAMUIjSKI, John. Charles Samulskl, 214 Kj-. NYDAM, Ed. Bokke Nydam, general delivery, Knox Avenue' Monessen. Pa. ENDSLEY, Dan. Harvey Cox, Medaryville, Hartwerd, Holland. SCIIFB.VCK, John. Joseph Schuback, 53 Boyd Ind. PEREYDA, Fernando. .Mrs. Trancita Pe- G.VGNON. Arthur. .Adclard reyda, Lemoorc, Cal. Stre- t. .New rU, N. .1. Gagnon, 341 Mitchell Street, SCFVICKF. Jake. Mrs. Anna ScericUe, Nesh- Manchester. N. II. PERKINSON, Judson 0. N. ,T. Perkinson, koro. Wis. GAZZOL.V, Vitale. Sliss Innocent Valentine, Chase City, Va. 05 SEWASTYN iWICZ, William. Martyn Ancis- I’lymouth Street, Brockton, Mass. PETERSON, Magnus M. Clirlslian Peterson, GETCIIELL. care .\nton Lar.son. sewski, 15S Madison Street, Worcester, John G. Mrs. F. C. Cross, lOlC 9.51 North Twenty- Mn.s.s. High Street, Des Moines. Iowa. seventh Street, Omaha, Nebr. GIERL, .John A. PIENACK, Charles. SII.VNE, Frank, Mrs. Burton Goff, 10 Rowan C. Gieri, 11107 Chestnut Frank Pienack, 35 Street, North Side, I’ittsburgh, Franklin Street. Maspeth, N. Y. Street, Middletown. N. Y'. I’a. SII.WV, Earl B. Albion Shaw, 186 Lowell GIVENS, Thurman. Mrs. S. J. Givens, Star POWELL. Joseph. Mrs. Mae B. Powell, Street. Somerville, Mass. Hoiel, Chehalis, Wash. Spriugville, Utah. GIVILIO, Venauzla D. .lack R.\Y, James B. Robert M. Ray, Scotts'ourg, SIMti.NS, Charles 11. John II. Simons, Severy, Givilio, GOO Tay- lor Street. Chicago, 111. Ind. Kjiua. GORDEIcrit'K, SMITH. Fred C. Mrs. Sarah Smith, Winne- Anton L. Mrs. Anna Gordel- SALVERO, Gulseppe. Tinero Salvcro, 214 mneea. Nev. chuk, Choino, Minsk, Rinssla. South W Street, Eastland, I'enn. SP.VllKS, John W. Mrs. A. E. Sparks, GRADY, William IT. James Grady, 351 Jack- SALYER. Oscar. William M. Salyer, R. F. son .\merican Falls, Idaho. Avenue. Long Island City, N. Y. D. 2, Model, Tenn. SITLLYI.V.N'. GRZECHOWIAK, Joseph. John Grzechowiak, SANDOE, James L. Raleigh G. Sandoc, George C. Edgar Spillman, 8456 Moodv, Te.x. Escanaba Avenue, Chicago, 111. Lebanon, Va. Norwin. STOEFEL. Edward W. Joe G. Hoffman, 4245 HAGESTAD, Lewitt N. Hagestad, SCHMIDT, Aretus. Mrs. Julius II. Schmidt, R. F. D. 1. box Strum, Wis. Ore.gon .\ venue, St. Louis, Mo. 31, Kyle, Tex. HALL, Fred G. Mrs. Margaret TIIORNBEUG, .\rthur A. Mrs. Jesse Thorn- Hall, 65 Mada Earl Avenue, New Brighton, N. Y. SCHUSTER. H. Mrs. Bertha Roscoe, berg. It. F. D. 1, Fulton, Wyo. R. F. D. Erie. Mich. HALL, Zeal. Mrs. Mary Reel. 607 West State 1, TILlAl.iN, Peter K. Peter Tillman, 79 Hazel- SETTLES, William 11. Mrs. Street, Rockford, III. Nancy A. Set- wood .Yvenue, Rahway. N. J. tles, R. F. D. Carrollton, HANLEY, William J. Mrs. Margaret Hanley, 3, Mo. TINKER, Fred. Miss Marion Tinker, Em- G72 East SHANNON, I’atrick. Mrs. Mary Shannon, 14 mettslinrg, Iowa. One hundred and seventy-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Hanover Street, Worcester, Mass. TlR.tKlS, George. Mike Saridakis, 25 South HARVEY, Nathaniel L. Frederick A. SKINNER, Walter White. Mrs. Walter W. Watt S'rcet, Y'oungstown, Harvey, Ohio. Synasis, Colo. Skinner, 74 East Ninetieth Street, New TltOJI.MER. William H. Mr.s. .Inna Winkler, HENDERSON, John. Miss Lizzie York, N. Y. 442 East One hundred and twenty-ninth Henderson, Main 14 West Thirteenth Street, SOARES, Theodmlrom. Mrs. Maria Soares, Street. Cleveland, Oklahoma Ohio. City, Okla. 122A Do I’iso, Azores, Portugal. TFCKER, Charlie. Jerry Tucker, Lincoln HOLIFIELD, Ode. Mrs. Gertie M. Holifield, SOHMER, William. Hugo Sohmer, 459 Stein- II.iP Street. Haddonfield, N. .1. R. F. D. G. Ilumbolt, Tenn. way Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. UPPERM.VN. John Wesley. Mrs. Mary Up- HOLLINGER, Paul. JIrs. Carrie Morgan, STAl''FOKD, James. Solomon Stafford, GOG permaT', 7'0 M Street, Perry, Okla. 628 North Thirteenth Street, Reading, Pa. Bengmun Street, Reading, I’a. V.UiACER, Stanley. Mrs. Mary Barnett, Mill- HOOVI'IR, John M. Mrs. Nora Hoover, 823 STANSBURY. .Joseph S. Mrs. Anna Stans- ville. Mass. Twelfth Street, Portsmouth. Ohio. bury. 329 Walnut Street, Newark, N. .1. ^'ASS.tLO, John. Miss Mary Vassalo, 234 JOERENDT, Otto. Blrs. Clara Lon'g, TASCARINI, Noah Allen. Alton Dismack, Congre.ss 305 Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. Montrose Street, Laporte, Ind. Spencerport, N. Y. V.tCGIIW. Charles A. L. R. Vaughan, Law- JOHNSTON, Floyd 13. R. II. Johnston, Pasco, TAYJjOR, Asbury T. Mrs. Martha Taylor, reneeville, A'a. Wash. Tarhoro, N. C. TEItTZ, Sylvester. Leo Vertz, Egg Harbor, JOHNSON, Peter C. Mrs. Charlotte Johnson, THOMAS, George M. Terring E. Thomas, Wis. 700 Liberty Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wenner Hill, Brunswick, Md. VK'K. Knute. Knute Vick, sr., Montreal, Wis. KECK, Jacob. William J. Geggis, 2551 Ken- THORESON, Martin B. Mrs. Bertha Thore- VITM.E, Roeco. Mrs. Anna Vitale, 84 Church sington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. son, Dawson, Minn. Street, Keene, N. II. KENT'. .Toe. Mrs. Jane Furlow, 813 TROMAN, fitonard. Mrs. Mary Troman, Hel- 1082' Front WARREN. Harry F-. Moses Speakman, Street. Columbus, Ga. lertown, I’a. .-\dams Street. Carneys Point, N. .1. KII.LI.VN. Thomas J. Mrs. Susannah Killian, VOLL. Adolph. Mrs. Bcdilia Voll, 1772 East WERNER. George C. Mrs. Gertrude Werner, 1403 East Mahanoy Street, Mahanoy City, Forty-third Street, Cleveland. 4408 Clark Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. Ohio. Pa. VOSBURGH, Ray C. WII’PERM.NN, Alfred. Mrs. Rose M. Wipper- Mrs. Mary Y’osburgh, man, Middletown, KOWAT.ENKO, Slem. Harry Kowalenko, Main Street, Warsaw, N. Y. Md. Lotsk. ' George WOT.F.SO.N, William. Mrs. Russia. WALL, D, Mrs. Fannie Wall, Dry Rose Wolfson, Vaclov Kutlcka, Ravenna, Branch, Ga. 2718 Dupont Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. KUTICKA, Edward. Nebr. W.YLJ.ACE, Leo C. I,an Laythen. Buck, Miss. WOOD. Clarence G. Mrs. Rose E. Wood, WALLUM, Chester M. Martin SVallum, Wal- Franklin Station, N. V. LAFFERR, Arthur. .1. Ogden, 2001 Texas Street, lum, N. Dak. WOOD. Ebb. Miss Rindle Wood, R. F. D. 2, El Paso, Tex. Castlewood, A’a. LA LONDE, Joe. Mrs. Lellen La Londe, R. F. WARD, George B. Thomas Ward, Fayette- D. Pinennning, WOOri.\RI>, Pain .T. Mrs. Josephine Wood- 3, Mich. viHe, N. C. ard. Barnsville, S. C. LARSON, Otto. Wilhelm Larson, Mahnomen, WARWICK, William. Matthew G. Warwick, WRIGHT, Dudley. JIrs. Martha Attaway, Minn. 106 South Second Street, Swarthmore, Pa. Winn.‘?boro. Tex. LITTI.E.TOHN, Lewie H. Miller T. Little- WAYNE, Lester R. Bert D. Slmmond, 485 AI.DERSHOF. James C. Mrs. Sophia .1ohn. Irene, Tex. Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Northup. I.'O Broadway, Schenectady. N. Y. LIVENGOOD, Perry T. Sirs. Emma Llven- WESNER, Frank Albert. Mrs. John Jacketty, good. Bates, Ark. AI.LEN. Claude W. Claudius L. Allen, R. F. 122 East Center Street. Mahanoy City. I’ii. Ellen D 1. Oreedmoor, N. C. LOYIB.'SRD. George F. Mrs. Lombard, WINER, Ilarry. Mrs. Minnie J. Winer, 120 ANGELIS, Louis. Gean Angelis. 252 Mon- 5G Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington, Mass, College Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Harrison. Gabriel Long, F. D. astery .\venue, Philadelphia, I’a. LONG. R. 1, WILSON, Samuel D. Mrs. Rosa Fields, 253B Cnal Citv, Ind. AYRES, l.po G. Lyman Ayres, R. F. D. 2, East JJnden Avenue. Atlanta, Ga. Trowbridge. Pa. MCDONOUGH, Paul F. Mrs. Cecilia Clair, WINGER, Oscar. Mrs. Christiana Winger, B.Ml.EY. Walter James. Miss Sophie Krie- 908 Seventeenth Street, Altoona, Pa. Appleton, Minn. ser. Lansing. Iowa. McPHAIL, Malcolm. Miss Katie McPhail, YOUNKER, Edward. John K. Dreiling, Vic- Ontario, B.VKER. Harold G. Herbert E. Baker, Oris- Southampton. Canada. toria, Kans. kany. N. V. MADIA, .Tio. Peter Madia, 30 Ogden Street, Middletown. N. Y. ZAPATOVICH. Nick. Tony Zapatovich, 1114 B.tRNETT. Thomas C. W. J. Barnett, star Broadway, Denver, Colo. MARTIN. .John , S. William F. Martin, R. route. Afinenla, Tex. MEISTER, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Meister, BE.' UDIKOFER. Charles. Mrs. Caroline F. D. 2. Anderson, S. C. 172 Maspeth Avenue, Maspeth, N. Y'. Beaudiko.fer. 227 North Sixteenth Street, MEIER. Ferdinand W. Ernest F. Meier, Bethany. 111. MORGAN, Watt S. Mrs. Wltey C. Morgan, San Jose. Cal. Manning, Ark. P.ON James. Mrs. Lela Box. Winnfleld, La. MEinOFER. Frank. Mrs. Anna Melhofer, 2145 MURPHY', Edward J. Mrs. Martha Thomas* BRT'NO. .Tosenb Nichola. Rocco Bruno, Cor- Edmund Street, Wellston. Mo. Barnesvllle. Minn. b'tta. Patonza. MEY’ER, Raymond W. Mrs. Sarah J. Meyer, • Italy. MY'RE, Oliver L. A. T. Myre, 914 Southf R. F. D. Jeffersonville. East C.\S\LE. Enrico. Alfred Casale, 107 West 1, Ind. Street, Stoughton, Wis. Third Street. MUNSON. .John E. Mrs. Elvira Edith Mun- NoW York City. NARDINOCCHI. Guido. Val. Ruzzi, 93 J. son, 10 West Fall Avenue, Susquehanna, CL.VRK. Joseph Mrs. .Josephine Clark. House, box 187, Bruceton, Pa. 213 Pa. West One hundred and twentj’-llrst HOOD, Albert. Street. NEAR Mrs. Elizabeth J, Near- New York City. MUKR.\Y. .John. Mrs. Celia Murray, Middle- hood, Reidsville, Pa. COf.fHN. William A. George T. Colgin, burg, Fla. NESSLFR, Royce A. Mrs. Marie Nessler, - Fi ’ Irlin. La. MUTZABAUGH, Hoke R. Mrs. Mattie A. 3435 T.tnsdale Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. CTjLLINS. Herbert II. Mrs. Sjtrah Collins, Mutzabaugh, C04 Plano Street, Columbia, PENNINGTON, .John A. Mrs. Mary A. Pen- general delivery. West RoHiy Hill, Conn, I’a. nington, 000 Penn Street, Camden, N. J. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BUTXETIN: THUKSDAY, FEBEUAEY 2T, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PETROWSKY, Jospph W.' Jospph W. Pe- CAROTHERS, Charles S. Mrs. Charles 8. CAPTAINS. trowsky. sr., 552 West Fourth Street, South Carothers, 1262 Forty-fourth Street, Brook- BASEY, .Tames D. Col. U. M. Roach, United Charles, 111. lyn, N. Y. States Army, retired, 1228 Fifteenth Street Breu- PIERCE, Frank. Mrs. Nancy Pierce, Neopit, CARTER, Edward E. Lee R. Carter, NW., Wasliingloii, D. C. ton. 111. Wls. MacBRIDE. Donald S. Mr.s. Mable B. Mac- CASE. Otto. Mrs. POE. Clarence C. Mrs. Vina Poe, Denver, Mo. Allle Case, 846 Union Bride, 649 St. Louis Street, Springfield, Mo. Street, POPE, Lloyd P. John Pope, U. F. D. 2, Oakland, Cal. FOKK-UAN Evan Howell. R. L. Foreman, Blountville, Tenn. CIESIELSKI, Felix Lawrence Cleslelskl, 938 I’eachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. PRATT. Earl E. Daniel Moser, R. P. D. 3, 250-35 Michigan Avenue, Detroit, Mi h. HOFFMAN. .1. Ellis. Mrs. G. Weir, 26 Efiward Mrs. Con- C. Dalton, Ohio CONNOLLY, T. Mary A. East Eighty-second Street, New York, N. Y. QUILMOT, Millard. J. J. Qullhot, R. F. D. 2, nolly, 2315 East Biddle Street, Baltimore, Shnbbona, 111. Md. LIEUTB.NANTS. REKIG, Leo. Stanley Satozskl, 238 Wake COOMBS, William E. Mrs. Laura McNlcUel, BARLOW, William. Arthur Barlow, 238 Street, Kent, Ohio. care of W'est Penn Drug Co., Haysborough, East Ross Street, Lancaster. I’a. RITCHIE, Victor William. Archie Ritchie, Pa. BROWNE, Wilfred Reese. Mrs. W. R. East Hampton, N. Y. COONTS, Harry Lawrence. John Coonts, Browne, 134 Richardson Street, Atlanta, Ga. RODGERS, John R. Mrs. Susie Rodgers, CLIFT, Charle.s D. Mrs. Melia A. Clift, 908 High Point, Miss. Ave, Mo. CORBETT, Forest C. Harry Corbett, R. P. Congress Avenue, Indianapolis. Ind. ROWAN, Halford E. Howard C. Rowan, DANEAYrr, Otto G. Charles Danewit, 2682 Newcastle, Va. I). 1, Sigel, Pa. Valentine Avenue. N('w York, N. Y. RUSHING, Douglas. COX, Silas Mon. J. C. Cox, Williamsburg, Tom Rushing, Harris- ESKEY, Chester L. Leonard Eskey, Woods- town. Miss. Ny. RT’THERP’ORD, DELMASSO, Fred L. Mrs. Annie Delmasso, dale. Wheeling, W. Va. Doy Daniel. Arehie J. Frank W. G. L. Brown, 7 Robin- Rutherford, Vernon, Tex. GRUVEN. Webster Springs, W. Va. son Street, Silver Creek, N. Y. 8CHROEDER, Joe. Mrs. Martha Schroeder, EILER, Fred. Mrs. Josephine Eiler, 834 Noren CeiRer St.eet, I'otl.-ville, i a. JONES. Charles F. G. B. Walton, Anderson, 1733 North Wood Street, Chicago, 111. ERWIN, Artee. John F. Erwin, R. P. D. s c SCORDOS, Gabriel. Mrs. Reahia C. Scordos, 1, Frankstou, Tex. SPILI.RR. William P. Mrs. Lois Spiller, 1108 Tunstall Avenue, Norfolk', Va. SELZER, Peter ETHRIDGE, Herbert C. Mrs. Roxle M. Eth- Willis, Tex. P. Mrs. Lena Selzer, Bonne Hiram. Mrs. John Bradburry Terre. Mo ridge, 206 Hanover Street, Norfolk, Va. WRENSHALL, PELDSTEIN, Charles. Miss Anna Eisenberg, Bennett, care Cadet Alexander S. Bennett, SEYBOLD, Fred C. Clarence Seybold, 48 733 Eleventh Street, Milwaukee, U. S Military Academy. West Point. N. Y. East Walnut Street, Washington. Wls. Pa. Mrs. CLIGGITT, Morris D. Mrs. Llnnette Clig- SHAY, Carroil H. George Shay, Dwight FOSTER. John F. Mary Foster, Bloom- 621 gitt, corner Twentieth aud C Streets. San Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. ingdale Hospital, White Plains, N. Y. GALG.YNSKI, Felix. Joseph Galganskl, R. P. Diego, Cal. SICILIANO, Samuel. Frank Slclliano, 150 D. Rapids,. Wls. ERVIN, Robert C. Mrs. H. M. Ervin, Gal- York Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3, Grand GEORGE, Robert L. Mrs. Mary George, Le- veston, Tex. SIGGINS, Walter N, Nicholas Sigglns, 284 high, Okla. HARWELL, William D. William D. Har- Maple Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GRACE, William J. Michael J. Grace, 5730 well, 629 Piedmont Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. SIMFONR, Dom’nlck. .Tosenh Clfarelli, 73 Ris’’op Stn et, Chicago, III. HAYS, John W. Mrs. John W. Hays, R. P, Lake Street, Corona, Long Island, N. Y. GRIFFIN, Raymond J. Mrs. Margaret H. D. 2, Lucy, Tenn. SIMPSON. John J. Kerwin Simpson, 814 Griffin, 43 Cook Street, Lynn. Mass. JOHNSON, Clarence H. Mrs. I. E. Johnson, Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Olga Nielaine 401 North Monroe Street, Muncie, Ind. SMITH, Eddie C. Mrs. Francis Smith, 427 HANSEN, Hans C. Lykke, 946 Glen Flora Avenue, Waukegan. 111. JOHNSON, Walter J. Mrs. Lllla B. John- East Washington Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa. HOLLAND, Willie T. Will Holland, Pate- son, Frankew'iug, Tenn. burg, .Ala. MacNUTT, Cecil. Mrs. Sara MacNutt, 303 SMITH, Ernest E. William W. Smith, R. F. Dewey. Abe First Street, Port .Angeles, Wash. • D. Royal Center, Ind. HOMMEL, Hommel, Muskulte, 5, Tex. RILEY, .John .1. Mrs. .To’ n J. Riley, 270 SMITH. Henry A. J. W. Smith, R. F. D. 3, Parker Hill Street, Roxhury, Mass. Munford, Ala. HUG, Leon W. Mrs. Louise Hug, Benson, SIMMONS, L. F. Thomas W. Simmons, smith, John B. James D. Smith, Locker, Minn. Cambridge. Md. Tpx. lANNETTE, Giacinto. Silverio Sollo, 1223 SIMMONS, Moses Ililes. Mrs. Russell G. Catherine SMITH, Wilbur R. Mrs. Mollie B. Smith, 360 Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Cory, Cedar Grove, N. J. Berry Juniper Street, La Grange, Ga. JOHNSON, L. Mrs. Mary E. Johnson, TARRANT, Robert II. John R. Tarrant, SPR.tNK, Mathew. Mrs. Mike Sprank, R, F. Brvan. Tex. 1135 East Cambridge Street, Greenwpod, Henry Ole P. Johnson, ' D. .3. Shakopee, Minn. JOHNSON, W. 1132 S. C. Street, STAHLER, Clayton H. Mrs. Angaline Stab- Monroe Minneapolis, Minn. WYMAN, Louis E. Mrs. Charles II. Wilson, ler, 528 Pine Street, Tamaqiia, Pa. KANBERG. John S. Pete Kanberg, R. F. D. Pittsfield, Mass. Prairie, STENSRUD, Clarence B Mrs. Hanna L. 4. Parkers Minn. CAMPBELL, Robert K. Rev. Joseph Camp- Stensrud, 83 Lothrop Street, Beverly, Mass, KELLEY, Pearl. James Kelley, New Holland, bell, 200 Akard Street, Weatherford, Tex. SYBERT, William H. Mrs. Ohio. .\ddie Easley, SERGEANTS. 4117 Dickson Street, Kansas City, Mo. KESL.VR. -Alfred F. Mrs. Margaret Keslar, THOIM.'VS, Ogle. .Mbert Jones, Wittman, Md. R. F. 11. 1. Cenemaugh, Pa. ARNOLD, Yvillinm 1-ucas. Mrs. Millie A. TRATO, Albert Nelson. George Trato, R. F. KOLBENSTETTER, Edwin L. Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, Montrose, Mo. D. 10, Battle Creek, Slich. Kolbenstctter, 1183 Heaton Street, Hamil- BATES, Franklin G. Frank Bates, 8600 VARLEY, John W. Mrs. Anna Varley, 428 ton. Ohio. Cykora Road, Cleveland, Ohio. Sherman Street, Carthage, N. Y. KWRTERONICII, Stanley Martin. August BOONE, William E. W. A. Boone, 515 VEZZANI, Guiseppi. Peter Novezio, 2908 Kwrteronich, 1 South Spruce Street, Mount Cherry Street, Elizabeth, N. .1. .Avenue, Carmel, Pa. CARLTON, Franklin B. Mrs. Maiisa J. Da- Minnesota Billing,s, Mont. WALLACE, Harry Harned. Thomas Wallace, DE WITT, Ladendale.* Mrs. Dorn Brenner, vis. Bnek, N. C. 130 Stala Street, Brockport, N. Y. South Second Street, Memphis, Tenn. CORRELL, LeRoy W. Mrs. LeRoy Correll, WALLER, Tom. Mrs. Mollv Waller, Honora- LANG.AN, Thomas .A. Micha"' .1. Langan, 727 Locust Street, Reading, i*a. ville, .\Ia. 5126 Whitby Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. COYLE, Addis. Mrs. JIabel Coyle, 2302 Tag- WARREN, Ivan S. Mrs. Edna Warren, Ok- L-A PERNA, Frank. Sam La Perna, 1013 art Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. mulgee, Okla. Vine Street, Houston, Tex. EDMONDSON, Cliester M. Mrs. Dan H. W.ARREN. James. Mrs. James Warren, 222 LAPORTO, Joseph. Mrs. Mamie Pollti, 30 AYoolley, 208 South Carbon Street, Girard, Depot Street, Greenevllle, Tenn. Stanton Street, Boston, Mass. Kans. WARREN, Jeremiah P. John P. Warren, LARSON, Hans. Hans Larson, 426 South FREEMAN, Patrick, Miss Mary Freeman, 22‘’3 Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 111. Main Stre(‘t, Lynchburg, Kans. care Hinckley Smith, Bryn Mawr, Pa. WHITAKER, Lonnie Leslie. Henry W. Whit- L-AURINO Peter. Mrs. Mary Giordano, 8 GIVENS, Walter Okay. Mrs. Francis Giv- aker, Kenton, Tenn. St. Paul Street, Waterbiirv, Conn. ens, South Charle.stown, Ohio. WIT-LIAMS, William J. Grant Williams, 207 LEAVITT .lohn. B. A. Leavitt, 3121 North GOLDEN, George W., ,1r. Mrs. George W. Mulberry Street, Lockport, N. Y. Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Golden, 5 South Collington Street, Balti- ZALK. Goodman. Zigmnn Zalk, 326 South LEWKOWITZ, Leopold. Mrs. Mary Lewko- more. Md. Seventeenth Avenue East, Duluth, Minn. witz, 3112 Tracy Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. GROVES. John E. J. E. Groves, R. F. D. ZOLKOWSKI. Walter. Mrs. Stalla Zolkowskl, LOVILL, James F. Mrs. Ada Lovill, R. F. D. 7, .Anderson, S. C. 1106 Fifth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. 1, Hlllsville, Va. HARRIS, Max Vivian. Fred Harris, 214 ANDREWS, Fred N. Noble Andrews, Myrtle LUDWIG, Edward. Fred Ludwig. R. F. D. 2, North L Street, Sparta, Wis. Creek, Oreg. Mefamora, Mich. HOGAN, Joseph D. Mrs. Mattie Hogan, B. ARNODT, John Henry Jacob. Mrs. Louisa LUPINE, Alphonse. George Lupine, Pied- F. D. 4, Cochran, Ga. Arnodt, 4772 Sclota Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. mont Street,' Methuen, Mass. HOLCOMB, Roy. Mrs. S. N. Holcomb, 315 AZBELL, Paul G. Mrs. Julia Azbell, Wlns- LYERLY, Arnold D. Mrs. Annie Lyerty, Douglas Avenue, Cbillicothe, Ohio. boro, Tex. Rosemary, N. C. McDaniel, Arthur B. George McDaniel, BALE, Frank W. John J. Bale, post-offlee McDON.ALD, Steve. Dan McDonald, R. F. D. Riverside, N. Mex. box 63, Lakeview, Mich. 1. Newaygo, Mich. McLEAN, Donald. Malcolm McLean, 29 East BAI.FOUR, John A. James F. Balfour, South McGUINESS, Peter. Mrs. Mary McGuiness, One hundred and twenty-sixth Street, New Glens Falls, N. Y. 810 Washington Street, New York. N'. Y. York. N. Y. BERNOFF, Samuel. Barnett Bernoflf, 238 Mrl.OUGHl-IN. John C. John D. MeLough- MILLER, Benjamin, Fred Fisher, 1223 Thatford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. lin. R. F. D. 1, box 61, Raeford, N. C. Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BINNIE, William. Robert Binnie, 164 West MrMII.I-ON. David H. .Asbui-y McMlllon, R. NOTZOLD, Richard. Mrs. Augusta Albrecht, Sixtv-sixth Street, New York, N. Y, F. D. 2, Evensville, Tenn. 6834 May Street, Chicago, Hi. BITTING. Erick I). Dr. Ben.iamin T. Bit- M.AYER, Joseph G. F. Mrs. Amanda Mayer, PETROFSKY, John F. John W. Petrofsky, ting, 208 Sh'phanson Building, Enid, Okla, 200 Cambridge Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. Norfolk Street. Middletow'n, Conn. BOKN, Erick W. Mrs. Margit G. Boen. 415 Wounded Slightly. PHII.LIPSON, Victor R. Mrs. Victor R. Phil- Union Avenue north, Fergus Palls, Minn. lipson, general delivery, -Arapahoe, Nehr. BOYKIN, Marvin E. James C. Boykin, Cal- COLONEL. RT’SSELL. William L. William P. Norris, '•ert, Ala. 1017 Harrison Street, Kansas City, Mo. BRRNDT,R. Alois II. Mrs. Hermania Brendle, PARSONS, James K. Mrs. J. K. Parsons, SCHROEDER. Friedrich. Marianna Simpson, 531 West Third Street, Delphos, Ohio, 1000 Bryden Road, Columbus, Ohio. box 60, Marianna, Tex. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THUESDAY, FEBEUAEr 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEK PERSHING

SCROGGINS, Rufus. JI. R. .Scroggins, Louis- CHAMBERS, .Tames Lester. George W. CURRY. Wallace Francis. Jlrs. Sarah Curry, ville, Ala. Chambers, 1005 East High Street, 'Terrell, 321 Buchanan Street, South Sioux City, SIMRSON, Clmrlos Edward. Mrs. Margaret Tex. Nebr. Simpson, 2341, North Fifty-0fth Street, Se- D.VLY. John J. Michael J. Daly, 2244 Cass DOUGL.4S, Charles S. Mrs. Charles S. Dou,g- attle, Wash. Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. las, 2919 North Troy Street, Chicago, 111. SKY, .tohn O. Anthon.v Sky, 279 Gallagher DE MINT, Herschel M. Mrs. Lucy Creamer, ERDMAN, Harvey C. Miss Catherine Bab.v- Avenue, llamtramick, Mich. Manchester, Ohio. lon, 939 Madison Avenue. Baltimore, Md, SLATTERY, Jesse’ N. Mrs. Jesse Slattery, EICHLER, Edgar. Mrs. Augusta Blchler," ESTABROOKS, Ralph. Mrs. Clara Esta- 601 First Avenue, North Troy, N. Y. Giddings, Tex. brooks, 18 South Pond Street, Newbury, SMITH, Edward. Mrs. Kathryn Smith, 714 ELKE, Edwin F. Fred Elke, 2448 North Mass. South Fifteenth Street, Newark. N. .1. Spaulding Avenue, Chicago, III. HAYNES, William G. Washington G. Haynes, STARACINO, Joseph. Prank Sparacino, 122 ERICK.SON, John Alhln. Mrs. Henry Erick- Village Mills, Tex. Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. son. 301 Janeway Street, Kane, Pa. KANE, Martin F. Mrs. Katherine Kane, 2300 STACHOWIAK, Robert Joseph. Mrs. Anna FRECHETTE, Joseph. Mrs. A. G. Frechette, East Main Street, Springfield, Ohio. .Jankowski, 413 Moran Street, Detroit, Mich, 705 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I. KEATING, Walter V. Hugh Keating, 266 SUGGS, Sanford B. John N. Suggs, Lincoln, FREEM.4N, Benjamin G. Mr.s. Sadie Free- West Main Street, Barnesville, Ohio. Ala. man, 2525 North Twentieth Street, Phila- LARKIN, Philip J. Mrs. Josephine Larkin, R. SULLIVAN. Joseph E. Mrs. Catherine Sulli- delphia, Pa. F. D. 2, Whitewater, Wis. van, 19 Linden Street, Boston, Mass. GIBBONS. James. Mrs. Carrie D. Gibbons, LAWLER, James. Mrs. Llnday Lawler, 030 SWINNEY, Richard Don. Rev, James B. 109 A Avenue W’est, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Schley Avenue. Muscatine, Iowa. Swinney, Twenty-ninth and Pennsylvania GOLDEN. Thomas C. Mrs. Mary Golden, 934 LEWIS, Thomas Guy. Thomas Gibson Lewis, .\vcnue, Webb City. Mo. East Locust Street, Springfield, Mo. gener.al delivery, Beckwith, Cal. Henry. URBAN, Eulala Jagmin, 1201 West H.VRRINGTON, William. Mrs. Margaret Har- McCORMICK, Joseph. IVlrs. Alary Elian Mc- Dunham Street, South Bend, Ind. rington, Tallahassee, Okla. Cormick, 324 Twenty-first Street, Brooklyn, WALL.VCE Roy De Witt. James Wallace, JOHNSON, Albert. Lon Johnson, West Ham- N. Y. 1641 Ixiurel Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. lin, W. Va. McGAREl', Daniel B. Mrs. Emma McGarey, WARNER, Percival. Mrs. Percival Warner, JOHNSON, Ernest Lyle. Mrs. .Janet Johnson, 75 South Fourteenth Street, Pittsburgh, Main Street, Hubbnrdstown, Mass. 931 Bradish Street, Adrian, Mich. I’a. WOOD, Simeon F. Mrs. Blanche S. Wood, LIEDEL, Alphons. Reinhart Liedel, Maybee, M.-VRINO, James. Vincent Marino, Cockeys- 26,")1 West Sixt.v-third Street, Seattle, Wash. Mich. ville, Md. W'RIGHT, John W. John W. Wright, Ca- LUCI.CNl, Marion R. Mrs. George Lucianl, MUNRO, Alexander. Mrs. Isabelle Munro, tawba. Va. 1411 Herat Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 9 Broadway Place, Somerville, Mass. ANDRYSIAK. Stanley F. Peter Andrysiak, MARTIN. Charles E. John A. Martin, jr., NEWTON, Walter P. Blrs. Alice Newton, •S33 South Berlin Street, South Ind. Bend, 1 109 ITospect Avenue, New York, N. Y. 2502 Gravesend Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BARTER, Duncan A. Mrs. Susan J. Barter, MORAN, Patrick. Mrs. P. Brown, 22 East NORDEEN, Ernest A. John A. Nordeen, Wa- Mercedes, Tex. 3'enth Street, New York. N. Y. taga, HI. BE,\R, Norman Clayton. Mrs. Howard Bear, MORAN, Paul James. John McCormick, 53 OSTRANDER, Clarence. G. A. Ostrander, 93.0 Windsor Street, Reading, Pa. Hill Street, Hornell. N. Y. 1025 East Ninth Street, Chillicothe, Mo. BROWN, Odis II. Neil Brown, R. P. D. 1, NELSON. Douglas. Knute D. Nelson, P. RAPPOLD, Charles H. Mrs. Caroline Rap- Leona. Tenn. R. D. 5, Viroqua, Wis. pold, 2055 North American Street, Philadel- BURFORD. Sonnie. Miss Lilian M. Burford, NOWLIN, Isaac E. Thomas Sherrad Nowlin, phia, Pa. 3.S17 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, 111. Sulphur, Okla. ROBERTSON. Harold C. Charles E. Robert- COLLINGS, Percy T. Mrs. Maude M. Col- ORFF, Raymond S. Mrs. I-incoln Orff, Abbott son, 1250 Windsor Street, Imllnnapolis. Ind, iings, 1033 North E Street, McMinnville, Village, Me. RUTHERFORD, Rob Roy. Mrs. Martha Ruth- Oreg. erford, 905 Rhode Island Street, Lawrence, CONNELJ.Y, James OSZTTSCIK, John Frank. Joseph Oszusclk, Edward. Mrs. Mary Con- 1623 North Hermitage, Chicago, III. Kans. nell.v, 182 Highland Avenue, Salamanca, PATCHIN, Isaac C. Isaac L. Patchin, Shat- RYAN, Ralph W. Mrs. Nodie Ryan, 4101 West N. y. tuc. 111. Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. COY, Harry Mrs. C. Margaret Coy, 190 More- QUINN, Thomas P. Mrs. Nora Quinn, 708 SAUNDERS, Clinton J. A. J. Saunders, La wood Avenue, Blalrsville, Pa. CUTTER, Howard Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Plata, Mo. James F. George Cutter, 75 RAWJ.S. Pat. John W. Rawls, Davis, Okla. SHAFFER, Boyd C. Daniel W. Shaffer, R. F. Wetauen Street, Lawrence. Mass. RUTHERFORD, William J. John R. Ruther- D. 1. New Market. Va. FERN, Ollle Mrs. R. Ada Cheestean, New ford, Linden, Va. SIMMONS, Charles C. Mrs. Joseph Simmons, Decatur, Ala. S.VLMON, Frank F. Mrs. Charles Salmon, Sixth Street, Boonville, Mo. McGIVERN, Bernard P. Bernard J. McGlv- 302 Gettysburg Avenue. Dayton, Ohio. SIMI’SON, Harvey W. Mrs. Emily Simpson, eru. box ICO, Dunbar, Pa. SH.VRAK, Nicholas N. Mrs. Susan Sharak, Teck, Tex. MAHAR, Francis E. Oscar Schoven, Bl- .310 Olivia Street, McKees Rocks, Pa. STEVENS, John H. Henry Williams. R. F. iiridge, N. Y. SMITH, Arthifr .J. Mrs. Louisa Smith, 685 D. 4. Pendleton, S. C. M.CTSON, I,eon R. Nelson P. Matson, 79 South Nineteenth Street, Nevv'ark, N. .J. STEVENS, 'Thomas. Robert Taylor, Minikhda Gorron Street, Corning, N. Y. SJIITH, Harry T. Mrs. Charles A. Smith, iioii Club, Minneapolis, Minn. MAYNARD, Oscar T. Henry P. Maynard, Harford, Pa. STEWART, William. Alex Stewart, Carbella, Stiltner, W. Va. SMITHSON, .James C. James R. Smithson, Mont. MT1RPHY. Floward .1. Mrs. M. Murphy, 1022 219 West Murray Street, Denison, Tex. STRATTON, Rauel C. Mrs. J. O. Stratton, StothofP Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y. SPATT, Joseph. Mrs. Rose Spatt, 1617 820 Wethersfield Avenue, Hartford, Conn. NEVIN, Stanley. Mrs. David Nevin, 802 Mon- South Fourteenth Street, Sheboygan, Wis. STUCHELL, Simon R. Ashleel A. Stuchell, tana Street, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. SWITZER, Robert L. Francis W. Switzer, Kent. Pa. PETSCH, Carl J. Mrs. Herman Petsch, 44 Natchez, Miss. TJiiSI, Paris. Joseph Tesi, Grant Street, Belle Page Street. Detroit, Mich. Vernon, Pa. ROGAlSKI. John. Alexander THOMI’SON, Eddie D. Mrs. .Jesse Perry, Plasclk, 4 Han- box Fordyce, Ark. THOMAS, Joseph C. .Tames Thomas, 153 over Street, Westfield, Mass. 44, THOMPSON, George H. Mrs. Alice Mclnch, West Ridge Street, Lansford, I’a. SCHALK, .John J. Mrs. Theodore' Klimp, 11 Yarrow, Mo. THOMAS, Joseph Kerr. Edward P. Thomas, White Street, Muskegon, Mich. THOMPSON, Harry M, David H. Thomp- 503 I.afayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHARP. Charles R. Charles R. Scharf, 2806 son, Bluffs, 111. TORONTO, Patsy. Mrs. Angelina Toronto, East Thirty-first Street, Kansas Citv, Mo. P. Patrick Warren, 153 Salem Street, Boston, Mass. SCHMIDT, Cfarl WARREN, James 732 Michael. Mrs. ’W. Gross, 1246 East Two Hundred and Twenty-fourth VAYO, Edwin. Mrs. M. Vayo, 32 Parkside Madison Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. Court, Utica, N. Y. SLAUGHTER, Walter F, Mrs. Rose Lenahan, Joseph J. Miss Catherine Weber, WALLS, Elmer. Alfred Walls, 1116 East 130 Springfield Street. Lawrence, Mass. WEBER, Sayreville, N. .J. Thirteenth Street, Wilmington, Del. SMITH, Willie C. John P. Smith, R. F. D. 4, WARREN, Roscoe. Wirt Willand Warren, Fayetteville, Tenn. WHITCRAPT, George. Mrs. Laura Whlt- craft. Riverside, N. J. Koenton, Ala. SPRIGGS. Robert R. Mrs. C. E. Golden, Kitz- WENGER, John. Jules Wenger, Jackson, miller, Md. WINN Lug. Mrs. C. A. Winn, Abbeville, Ga. Wasyl. Daniel Skotecki, 9 Mont. STANLEY. William. J. N. Stanley, Cullom- WOROCHOOK, burg, Ala. Broad Street, Seymour, Conn. ARONE, Andrew. .Joe Arone, 17 Mason Ave- STE'WART, William H. Mrs. Marv K. Stew- WURZBACIC, Oscar H. Henry Wurzback, nue, Bristol, R. I. art. 716 Gay Street, Nashville, Tenn. 169 Peshine Avenue, Newark, N. J. BAGWELL, Rufus F. Mrs. Lillie M. Bagwell, ALLEN, Comido. Mrs. Ida Horton, general R. F. D. J, Ware Shoals, S. C. STILL, .Tettie S. Mrs. S. J. Still, Olar, S. C. delivery, Ripley, Evelen Barker, 14 STRAUS, Jjeo G. Mrs. Margaret Straus, 717 Ala. BARKER, Lester A. Mrs. Sommers Avenue, Madison, Wis. ANDERSON. John A. Mrs. Edward J. Doll, Madison Avenue. Pittsfield, Mass. Lafayette Apartments No. Seventeenth Mrs. J. Bass, R. F. D. SULLIVAN, Thomas J. Mrs. Katie Hogan, 22, BASS, Lewis W. M. 1, and Jackson Streets, Omaha, Nebr. Cnossott Ai*k 100 East Seventy-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. - ARNSBERGER, Ilart-y Partner. Mrs. Mar- BEWIG, Jjouis C. Lewis Bewig, 4275 West tha Arnold, 602 Cumberland Street, Harris- Easton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. SYLVIS, James E. Solomon Gayton, R. P. D. burg, Pa. 1, Arlington, Nehr. BASEllART, Harvey J. Mrs. Mattie P. Base- BDGLERS. THAXTON, Charles B. Mrs. Lizzie W. Thax- hart, Fairview Avenue, Gardenvlll'e, Md. COOK, Lonnie. James C. Cook, Delray, Fla. toD, R. P. D. 2, South Boston, Va. BETIKOPER, Glenn W. Mrs. Anna Betiko- UNELL, Abraham. Louis Unell, 17 Exchange THOMAS. Goraer O. Mrs. Anna Joachim, fer. Slreet, Binghamton, N. Y. 1566 Candor, N. Y. East Sixty-sixth Street, Cleveland, George William. Mrs. RICHARD, Peter. Mrs. De May Richard, 3405 Ohio. BREMMER, Sarah Bremmer, 2417 Valentine Avenue, New South Spring Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. TYNAN, Harold. Mrs. Minnie Tynan, 657 York, N. Y. MUSICIAN. Central Avenue, East Orange, N. J. Mrs. BREWER, Norman E. Helen L. Mrs. R. Rig- WHEELOCK. Arthur^ P. Mrs. Lottie Whee- Brewer, Echo, Utah. RIGNEY, James I-eroy. Ada lock, 292 ney, 171 Main Street, Nashua, N. II. Broadway, South Boston, Mass. CAMPBELL, Hugh. Mrs. Doris P. Camp- COIiPOIiALS. bell, Lore City, Ohio. MKCnANlCS. COULOMBE, Edward A. Mrs. .1. BIERLY, Evlyn GR.\DY, Everett E. Mrs. Catherine How- Harry S. Mrs. Levi Bierly, 634 Coulombe, 70 Second Street,- Turners Falls, ard, 219 Buchanan Street, Ottawa, III. Grant Street, Hazelton, Pa. Mass. O'CONNOR, John William. Mr.s. Martin BOBIER, William. Morris Bobier, 621 East CREAY, James C. Mrs. Margaret Fern, 37 John O'Connor. 609 South Second Street, Ninety-seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Mitchell Street, Norwich, N. Y. Leavenworth, Kans. THE OFFICIAL U. S. 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PRADA, P.iu]. Mrs. Lpnn Loiinma. 108 West OXFORD, Morton C. A. C. Oxford, Ansley, B.ANDER.A, Robert .A. Mrs. Julia Bandera, Gipsom Street, Canandaigua, N. Y. La. 3953 Folsom Street, .St, Louis, Mo. RUSSELL, Walter E. J. R. Russell, Annis- OWEN, Robert. Thomas Owen, 3312 Park BANKS, John. Mrs. Sarah Banks, 109 Bur- ton, Ala. Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. ton Avenue, AVashington, I’a. SCilRIEBER, Harry F. Mrs. Christ oplier OWENS, AVallace. Nelson Owens, Muskogee, B.ARBER. Benjamin G. George Barber, R. P. H. Schrieber, 713 Spruce Avenue, Niagara Okla. D. “ B,” Donalsonville, Ga. Falls, N. Y. P.\TE, James H. Winfield Pate, Clovcport, Ky. BARNES, John O. Charles G. Barnes, Bart- WOOD, Harold H. Mrs. Harold IT. Wood, PajBRSON, George H. Mrs. Z^oe B. Paterson, lett Gardens, West Central .Avenue, Or- 2 Prospect Street, Ticonderoga, N. Y. 566 Eye Avenue, Irvington, N. J. lando, Fla. SULKOWSKI, Walter L. Frank Miller, 1C12 PAYNE, Harry W. Mrs. Mollie Dunlop, 512 B.ARNETT, Harry B. Mrs. Lillian Sofford, Washtenaw Avenue, Chicago, 111. Second Street SAIL, AVashington, D. C. 329 West Fifty-seventh Street, New York, WARDELL, Ivan. Mrs. Ivan Warden, 20 PHILLIPS, George M. Mrs. Sarah Phillips, N. Y. Franklin Street, Oneonta, N. Y. R. F. D. 2, Franklin, N. C. B.ARRY, Thoznas. Mrs. Elizabeth Barry, 464 WAGONER. POLING, AVilliam C. Mrs. Nettie Poling, Third .Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1303 North Main Street, Bloomington, 111. BARS.AATI.AN, Takes. Bcdr'os Bogosian, 907 WOLLIEVER, Robert F. Mrs. Anna Pugs- POWLIS, Joseph E. Benjamin Dublin, 49 Packard Avenue, Cudahy, Wis. ley, Kearney, Nebr. West Ninety-second Street, New York, N. Y. B.ARTON, John L. J. IT. Barton, WinnfieJd, COOKS. PUTSCH, Roy Harvey. Mrs. Anna McDonald, La. CARVER, Frederick J. Mrs. John Carver, Saiina, Kans. BERGEY, Leroy I. Henry Bergey, Leota, Oneida, Iowa. OUIGLEY. Otis J. Marion F. Quigley, New- Mich. FORT, James C. Mrs. May Beincourt, 622 kirk. Okla. BETHEL, George. J. A. Bethel, Yoakum, Avenue E, San Antonio, Tex. QIUNN, Philip. James C. Alexander, Judith Tex. LYNCH, George. Mrs. Fannie Lynch, Nava- Gap, Mont. BILBY. David C. Airs. Annie I. Bilby, 217 sota, Tex. RADLOFP, Otto M. Henry G. Radloff, R. F. North Fifth Street, Newark, N. J. PEARSON, Howard. Mrs. Annie Pearson, D. 3, Bonner Springs, Kans. BOGNOSL.AISKI, Walter. Mrs. Anna Bog- Mrs. Clara 258 South Fourth Street, Steubenville, RAMSDELL, AValter M. Rams- noslaiski, 913 Battle Street, Scranton, Pa. Ohio. dell, 5 Howard Street, Nantucket, Mass. BONNER, Edward. Mr. James Perry, Ken- REED, Albert B. Owen B. Reed, 1614 Madi- nett, AIo. PRIVATES. son Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. BOR.AN, Daniel W. Daniel AV. Boran, 1345 POYNTER, Ira William. Mrs. Dorothea J. RELYEA, William H., jr. William H. Relyea, Lehigh Street, Easton, Pa. I'oynter, 417 South Fourth Street, East 650 AA'ethersfield Avenue. Hartford, Conn. BOAVEN, AVilliam P. Mrs. Bertha Roby, Liverpool, Ohio. RICHARD, AVilliam F. Mrs. Kate Seymour. Bozeman, Alont. RAM.tGE. James II. Airs. Hannah Kamage, 1405 Clinton Street. St. Louis, Mo. BREEN, Joseph P. Mrs. Ellen Breen, 5600 17_ North Quince Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. RIEKENA, Dick W. Mrs. Sena Riekena, R. F. South Peoria Street, Chicago. 111. REKIEC, Stanley. Louis Rekiec, 1057 Ever- D. 2, Wellsburg, Iowa. BUCHOLZ, Fred AV. Henry Ilucholz, Gary, ett Street. Camden, N. J. RYAN, Patrick. Miss Margaret Ryan, 227 Alinn. SALVATORE, Dan. Dominique Salvatore, Alexander Avenue, Bronx, New York, N. Y. CAMP. Dewev W. F. G. Camp, Monroe, Ga. Rapino, Chioto, Italy. SARA'EY, Pasquale. Mrs. Jennie Sarvey, 458 CARLTON, Thad M. Y. G. Carlton, Spar- SAMS, Robert J. Bruce A. Sams, R. 3, East Drinker Street, Dunniore, Pa. tanburg. S. C. Knoxville, Tenn. SCH.AUFLER, George. Mrs. Lena Schaufler, CTi.APAI.AN, Joseph G. Airs. Alary Chapman, SCHWARTZ, Jacob. Emanuel Schwartz, 915 AATthamsville, Clermont County, Ohio. 43 Common Street, Providence, R. I. Bi’emen Street, Milwaukee, Wis. SE''''ANEN, Henry. Mrs. Hannah Seppanen, CHLARADIO, Samuel E. Joseph Chiaradio, SCOTT, William J. Miss Eleanor Scott, 16 Polkie, Mich. Souin Palisade Avenue, Bergenfield, N. J. Stewart Avenue, Switchville, Jenkintown, SHARP. George A., jr. George A. Sharp, 31 CHILDERS, William O. Mrs. Rebecca Child- Pa. Greenwood Avenue, Madison. N. .T. ers, Gatliff, Ky. SIDLITZ, William J. Mrs. Gusty Melshread, SKOGEBERG, Emanuel. Arthur Skogeberg, COLLINS, AVilliam. Airs. Amelia Collins, Wells, Minn. Sturgis, Saskatchewan County, Canada. Creswell, N. C. SLATTERY, William II. Mrs. Cora Slattery, SAHTIT, George W. Mrs. Edith M. Smith, COAIELLA, Alatthew V. Joseph Cornelia, .0963A Blaine Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. R. F. D. 6, Fulton. N. Y. 1516 North Tripp Street, Chic.ago, 111. SMITH, Edward Y. Mrs. Sarah Pellotreau, STAMATELOS, Nicholas. Nick Stamatelos, CONDON, John P. Airs. Alary Condon, 2223 117 North Sixty-third Street, West Phila- 79 Manhattan Street, Stamford, Conn. Quinsby Avenue, New Yoyk. N. Y. lphia. Pa. STANFIELD. Donald F. AVilliam Stanfield, CONLEY, Alit AI. Frank Conley, Bud, Wayne SMITH, Harold .T. Mrs. Nelson Smith, 16 R. F. D. 9, Findlay, Ohio. County, Ky. Benton .Avenue, Middletown, N. Y. STEPHENS, Wood. Fred Stephens, R. F. COOK, John E. Frank Cook, Cahone, Colo. -Via. SMITH, Henry. Mrs. Lula Smith, R. 1, D. 1 , Knoxville, COTE, Hector. Airs. AI. Cote, Canobreola Veto, Ala. STERN, Ronald. Mrs. Sai’ah Goodwin, 182 Heights, Alethuen, Alass. SMITH, Jlilton. George Rourke, 1246 Con- South Quail Street, Albany, N. Y. CRAVEN, Roy. Thomas Craven, Tuberose, cord Avenue, Detroit, Mich. STEVENS, George L. Newell A. Frances, Saskatchewan, Canada. STANFORD, Dorsett J. Miss Lula U. Stan- Pleasant Point, Me. DANIEL, Arthur J. James E. Daniel, Chlo- ford, Warsaw, N. C. STEVENS, George N. Miss Victoria Stevens, ride, N. Alex. STANFORD, John H. V. A. Stanford, 411 Clinton Pl.ace, South Framingham, Mass. DECOURSEY, William J. Aliss Irene Brant- College Street, Calhoun, Ga. STORMES, Edmond M. Charles L. Stormes, lock. 234 Pine Street, Yreka, Cal. STURGIS, Thomas. Mrs. Ellen Sturgis, 225 555 AA’cst North Street, AVinchester, Ind. DEL BENE. Nicola. Airs. Dumiba Duonno, Toledo Street, Junction City, Ark. SIMPLER, John, Miss Nellie Supler, Hayes, 22 North .Tay Street, Schenectady, N. Y. SULLIVAN, Eugene U. Eugene R. Sullivan. Pa. DUCKWITZ, Edward Albert. Airs. Louise 42 Gulf Street, Milford, Conn. SWIFT, Walter E. .Tudson E. Swift, Brent- Duckwitz. 4566 Pearl Road, Cleveland, Ohio. TARQUINIO, Olindo. Domice Tarquinio, 118 wood. Cal. DUDEK, John. C. L. Schmidt, R. F. D. 3, Rome Street. Buffalo, N. Y. TAQUINTO, Saverio. Antiono Taquinto, 215 Berea, Ohio. TARRANTS, Willie. Mrs. Nola Tarrants, R. Seventh Street. Clarksburg, AV. Va. ECKHARDT, Henry. Airs. Rose Eckhardt, 91 F. D. 3. box 107, Paragould, Ark. TEDRICK, Ray Robert. Samuel Tedrick, R. Christopher Street, New York, N. Y. T.4I.TLBEE, Andrew. Green Taulhee, Glomawr, P. D. 4, Freeport, Ohio. ECKALAN, Edward .T. Airs. Paulina Eckman, Ky. THOMAS, James G. Mrs. Blanche Hollen- 857 East Eighth Street, Winona. Alinn. THOMPSON. Kirk I. Mrs. Anna I. Thomp- beck, R. F. D. 1, Morris, Minn. EGGE, Ole. Christ O. Egge, Nunda, S. Dak. .son, 321 North Perry Street, Titusville, Pa. THOJIPSON. Thomas L. John Thompson, FLANNIGAN, John. Airs. Hazel Flannigan, THO.MULKA, Harry L. Mrs. Lydia Thoraulka, Oneida, Ohio. Aledaryvillc, Ind. 1306 West Master Street, Philadelphia, Pa. TOUSIGN.VNT, Alfred. Hector Tousignant, FOSTER. Charlie. Perry Foster, Pearly. A'^a. THORSKA', Frank. Mrs. Hattie Thorsky, 137 St. Cecil, Quebec, Canada. GEE, William E. Airs. Hester Griffith, Nevans Street, Dunkirk, N. Y. TROSKEY, Stanley. Charlie Troskey, 33 Springfield, Ohio. TRUHETT, Robert. AV. H. Truhett, R. F. D. Pulaski Street, Kingston, Pa. GORFIEN, Alax. .Tacob Gorfien, 59 East One 3, Union, Miss. TUCKER, Harry C. Mrs. Mattie Tucker, R. hundred and forty-first Street, New York, UNGERLEIDER, Sidney .1. Mrs. Kate Unger- P. D. 1, Macon, Ga. N. Y. leider. 557 Kosciusko Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TUTHILL, Daniel II. James N. Tuthill, HANLON. Thomas. Airs. Thomas Hanlon, 8 A’.AWODRIAK, Joseph. Stephen Lawodowski, Jamesport, Long Island. N. Y. North Texas Avenue, Atlantic City. N. ,T. 1 4 Twelfth Street, Braddock, Pa. TVETEN, Hans L. Olaf L. Tveten, Man- HANNY, Benjamin F. Airs. Alinnie Hanny, VIZZI, Antonio. Felice Santa Maria, 23 fred. N. Dak. 6017 Rhodes Avenue, Chica.go, 111. Evans Street. Buffalo, N. Y. ULRICH, Thomas Anthony. Sophie Want- HESSONG, Ralph G. John T. Hessong, VLEKLINSKI, Steve. Stanley Vleklinski, 315 house, 58 Cummings Street, Newark, N. J. 't'hurmont. Aid. Sperry Avenue, Detroit, Mich. UNDERAA'OOD, .Tames J. Mrs. Hazel Under- HOLLIDAY, William. Airs. Eula Holliday, VONDRA, John. Mrs. Anna Vondra, 3279 wood, Childress, Tex. Lone Rock. Ark. East Forty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. UNDERWOOD, Richard. Mrs. .Tennie Under- JOHNSON, Clyde. Ade Johnson, Kinards, WARBURTON, George. Joseph Warburton, wood, 614 Pickwick Street, Springfield, Mo. S. C. Coalville, Utah. UNDERWOOD, Rufus. .Tames Underwood, JOTINSON, Edward J. Andrew Johnson, R. WARE, Ivan. Henry Ware, R. F. D. 3, Hor- R. F. D. 1, Bradyville, Tenn. F. D. 2, Kent City, Alich. nick. Iowa. USITALA, Augusti. John Usitala, .\nyox, KARAI, Albert E. Geoi-ge Karm, Castroville, WILSON, George C. Mrs. Constance Wilson, British Columbia, Tex. ^ Canada. Pen Argyl, Pa. A’-'VGGA, .Tames. Mrs. Amalia A'agga, 1 KLINK, Nicholas AI. Fidal Klink, R. F. D. 1, J. WlI.SON, Joseph E. M. Wilson, Gray- AA’entzell .Avenue, Beverly, Mass. Lomira, AA’is. craft, Ky. A'ANCE, Ray John. Henry Vance, 13 Sen- KRASNICKI. .Tulian. John Krysztonolski, NOBI.E, Jasper C. Johnson Noble, Pine Hill, eca Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. 336 South Alain Street, Shenandoah, Pa. N, C. ANGAROLA, .Joseph V. Rocco .Angarola, KRUKOA^SKE, Steve. Mrs. Annie Krukovske, NOWECK. .Toseph. Miss Annie Noweek, 20 1221 South Karlov Avenue, Chicago, HI. Beckon. Russia. I.ansing Street, Schenectady, N. Y. .ANGELOS, Thomas. Miss Ella Calhoun, 6018 L.AROCCA, Alberta. James De Paulo, 121 NOWICKl, Adam. Stanley Pizinszki, 78 AA'alton Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Alulberrv Street, New A'ork, N. Y. Bridgeman Street, Black Rock, Buffalo, BAGBA^ Marion. David P. Bagby, 718 South LEUTII, Otto. X'aul C. F. Leuth, Lo.st Nation, N. Y. Nevada Street, Colorado Springs, Colo. Iowa. O’BRIEN. William P. William O’Brien, 119 B.ALL.ARD. IT. Oliver Mrs. Emily Ballard, ANDRESEN, Walter ,T. Airs. Carsten Andre- Third Street. South Boston. Mass. Maud, Okla. K''n, 505 River Street, Elgin. HI. O'DONNELL, Martm A. E. J. O'Donnell, 611 BANDEL. Philip. Adolph Bandel, 350 Bed- ANTHONY, Howard .\. Airs. Laura Anthony, Opjar Street, Oakland, Cal. ford .Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 915 Garfield Street, Poplar Bluff, AIo. 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TIIULSDAY, FEBRUAKY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. 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ATJEU, Earl E. Mrs. Sarah Auer, 1213 West NELSON, Ole. Miss Mary Larson, Detroit, WATSON, Waldo. Mrs. Emily Watson, 1609 Fayette Street, Baltimore, Md. Mich. East Fifty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. BACIIEKT, Oscar 1'. Mrs. Hannah Bachert, NOULIS, John. Nick Pappas, 326 V.'est WAUGH, Daniel J., jr. Daniel J. Waugh, 48 New Binggold, Pa. Fourth Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Butt Street, Newton Tipper Falls, Mass. BAKItETT, Thomas B. David S. Barrett, NUTT, Alva M. Austin L. Nutt, Mount Ayr, WEINBERG, Jacob. Max Daelinsky, 1126 Spice, W. Va. Iowa. South Mozart Street, Chicago, 111. BAKTLEIN, Eeon ,T. Frank BaiTlein, U. F. O’BRIEN. William L. John F. O’Brien, 812 WIGG, James R. Mrs. Clarence A. Puff, 25 D. 12, box !)5, Menasha, Wis. West Fifth Avenue, Denver, Colo. Lexington Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. BAXLEY, Fleetwood O. John T. Baxley, OLDANI, Henry .T. Mrs. Antoinette G. 01- WILLIAMS, Jack. George W. Williams, Moor- K. F. D. 1, Ileminsway, S. C. dani, 5224 Columbia Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. croft, AY’yo. BENNINU, Ralph II. Mrs. Anna Beuning, OLSEN, Oscar. Mrs. Bertha Olsen, Mill WOODS, John T. James H. Woods, R. F. D. Rock City, 111. Stre'p)i Avenue, Clairton, Pa. HAWKINS, John Raymond. JIrs. Mary .-Alice MOSOCAN, George. Ardach Halocean, 136 Y'ENTNGA. Ben.iamin V. Mrs. A. Y^eninga, Hawkins, 2415 Hendricks Street, Anderson, Green Avenue, Detroit, Mich. g—.6 Oiiio Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Ind. NE.ARY', John. Mrs. Julia A. Neary, 117 VOTPONT, Dominick. Miss I<’'lorence Conale, HILL, Andrew J. Mrs. Sallie V. Hill, Black- Locust Street, Hanover, Pa. 6154 Glenmore Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. water, Y'a. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1019. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

HOOYJIAN, Earle A. Miss Catherine Hooy- TOMEL, Michael. Kontanty Tomel, 44 Lex- WERT, .Tames A. Mrs. Jennie Wert, R. P. man, Kaukaima, Wis. ington Street, Newark, N. J. _D. 1, Reading, Pa. HUTCHINSON. Kaymoncl. John W. Hutchin- TYSON, Charles W. Mrs. Hazel M. Tyson, V ILLIAM.S, Joe. R. R. Williams, Darda- son, Richmond. Mo. 106 Oneida Street, Storm Lake, Iowa. nolle, .-\rk. IHDE, Frank. Fred Ihdc, R. F. D. 1, Rich- VELICKI, Jacob. Mrs. Madelena White, 870 WILLIAIIS William A. Mrs. Henry M. wood, Wis. Scotten Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Broadway, Nashville, Tenn. JOHNSON, Fred. Mrs. Maggie L. Brown, VOILES, James T. Mrs. Elmire Voiles, WISENER, Romulous A. James M. Wisener, general delivery, Veto, Ala. Three Forks, Mont. Nacogdoclies, Tex. Jim. Tenipie general I. McNichols, 1322 JOHNSON, Mrs. White, WALSH, James J. James VOOLRIDGE George W. Mrs. Ella F. Wool- delivery, 111. ridge, Greenbrier, Ala. Washburne. Avenue, Chicago, R. L. D. 1, Appomattox, Va KALEDA, John. Michael Kaleda, 108 North WANDALOWSKI, Roman. Mike Wandalow- Earnest A. Mrs. Marie Wright, Sixtli Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ski, 450 Broad Street, Bridgeport, Conn. ,-17^ Mam Street, Ames, Iowa. KNIGHT, Leonard H. Mrs. Francis Knight, WARLICK, William F. John Warlick, Lawn- YATES, Hoy S. Mrs. Ila Crawford, 2185 514 Fourteenth Avenue, Detroit, Mich. dale, N. C. Cowden Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. KOLASA, Stanley F. Lawrence Kolasa, 127 WEBB, Jesse J. Mrs. Margaret Webb, route ZAMANA, Stanley. Martin Bely, 35 Frank- Perkins Street, Saginaw, Mich. 2, Purcell, Okla. lin Street, Edwardsville, Pa KREAMER, Thomas W. Mrs. Kate Kreamer, WHALEN, John T. Mrs. John T. Whalen, ALMOND, Arthur II. Mrs. Maggie E. 20 Almond, Douglas Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1400 Fifth Avenue, Troy, N. Y. E. D. 1, Greenville, Augusta County, KROMER, Fred A. Fred D. Kromer, 6004 WHITE, Ease. Mrs. Ellen White, Kidds South Marshfleld Avenue, Chicago, 111. Store; Ky. ANTELL, Irving. Mrs. Mollie Antoll, 406 LEATHERWOOD. William Lee. Mrs. Estell WIERBNGA, Peter. Mr. Bertus Wierenga, Alabama Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. C. Leatherwood, Belton, Tex. R. P. D. 4, Grand Rapids, Mich. ASHLOCK, Claudius M. Lee Ashloek ’ McGUIRK, James W. Mrs. Alice Ilarten, 50 NOWICKE, Valentine. John Nowicke, R. P, R. P. D. 4, Puryear, Tenn. West Cedar Street, Boston. Mass. D. 1. Metz, Mich. BAKER, Eugene L. Mrs. Anna Baker, Main MARELLO, Antonio. Carlo Marello, 63 Acorn NYGRIN, Tom. Ed Nygi-in, Jonah, Tex. Street, Spencerville, Ind. Street, Waterhury, Conn. O’BRIEN, Edward P. Mrs. Mary O’Brien, B.i^NETT, James C. Mrs. Lucinda Barnett, MARTIN. Albert. Mrs. Jennie Martin, 1854 73 Rosette Street, Waterbury, Conn. Branch, Pa. West Fifty-seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. PERKINS, Luther. Martin L. Perkins, Thiek- B.\RTLETT. Ervan N. Mrs. Janie Bartlett, MATTINGLY, Lewis Valentine. Mrs. Richard ett Tex, 3930 Stanton Avenue, Portsmouth, Ohio. Scott, 204 West Center Street, Akron, Ohio. POWELL, ’John R. Mrs. Ida B. Powell, Pear- BARTON, Joseph H. Mrs. Lydia Barton, MEEKS, Harry N. Mrs. Dora Meeks, 133 isburg, Va. 3438 North Hurley Street, Philadelphia, Pa. West Sherry Avenue, Washington, Pa. R,\HMEL, Herman A. Mrs. Erstein Rahmel, BAUMGARDNER, William R. Mrs. Irene MILLER, Prank Henry. Mrs. Prank Henry 821 Sunday Street, Defiance, Ohio. Baumgardner, 1431 Holbrook Street, Balti- Miller, 732 State Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. RAMSEY, Grover Cleveland. George W. Ram- more, Md. MOORE, Ear!. Green Moore, Gravity, Iowa. sey. Bucklin, Mo. BRONIIOEPT, Elmer J. Mrs. Helen Bron- MOORE, Elsworth. James W. Moore, Colum- RECKNER, Arthur. Mrs. Helen Reckner, hoeft, 3707 Southport Avenue, Chicago, 111. bus Street, Wilmington, Ohio. Rioeville, Iowa. BOUNKOWSKI, Prank. Mrs. Anna Lietz, MORES, Samuel G. Jim Colla, 2408 Fifth ROSS.\RT, Raymond H. Mrs. Mary Rossart, 1949 Webster Avenue. Chicago, III. Avenue, Moline, 111. 2409 North Street, Woodburn, Wash. BRADY, Lawrence W. Lee W. Brady, Winona, MORRIS, Leffridge. Mrs. Ceiisa Morris, Se- RUSSO, Vincenzo. Benionimo Russo, 604 Tex. brell, Va. Adams Street, Hoboken, N. J. BROWN, James O. Mrs. Kate Brown, Rardin, MULLIN, William. Mrs. Clara Mullin, 359 SANFELICE, John. Ferdinando Sanfelice, Boulevard south, Akron, Ohio. Kerrtown. Meadville, Pa. BROWN, Joseph O. Mrs. Leary, 22 Saxon MULLINS. Spencer. Mrs. Synthan Smith, SCHAFONOVICH, Sigmund Frank. Mrs. Street, Atlanta, Ga. Whirlwind, W. Va. Josephine Bruce, box 39, Blank Street, BUCK, George C. Mrs. Myrtle Green, Ken- MUSE, James H. James H. Muse, 6 Beckler Linden, N. J. sington, Kans. Avenue, Boston, Mass. SCHONERT, Otto A. Carl Schonert, 303 CAPPICCILLE, Laurence. Charles Cappic- NELSON, George H. Peter Nelson, Cliffs, Jefferson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. cille, 4485 Hudson Boulevard, Union, N. J. Mich. SCHULTE, Edward J. Frank Schulte, Ross- CATALANOTTO, Vincent. Mrs. Marie Cata- NELSON, Ralph A. Mrs. Bertha Elizabeth burg, Ohio. lanotto. Amite, La. Cutler, Santa Rosa, N. Mex. SCHUSTER, Godfrey S. Mrs. Margaret CAUDILL. Stephen. Mrs. Arminta Blair, Pine Top. NICHOLDS, George W. Mrs. Mollie Nicholds, Schuster, 3912 Coral Street, Philadelphia, Ky. Louise, Tex. Pa. CAVENDER, Pearl R. Mrs. Mary Cavender, NICOLOPOULOS, Zachary. Mrs. Elizabeth SELLON, Rov V. Mrs. Adeline Sellon, 102, Golden. Okla. Nicolopoulos, 322 Indiana Avenue NW., Main and Twenty-fourth Street, Lexington, CERNOSEK, Vaclav. John A. Cernosek, P. Washington, D. C. Mo. R. D. 3, Schulenburg, Tex. CHISM, Ovester. NICOLUCCI, Pasquale. Dominico Nicolucci, SHAW, John. Mrs. Estella Shea, 415 Hamil- Mrs. Ritter Chism, 100 East Black Street, Glasgow, Ky. 7 Water Street, Fairport, N. Y. ton Street, Harrison, N. J. CLAXTON, James J. Mrs. NICKLEY, Meliie. Mrs. Margaret Nickley, SKINNER, John R. Mrs. Bell Skinner, R. Margarete Era- wana Claxton, R. P. D. 1 600 Main Street, Reading, Ohio. F. D. Headland, Ala. 3, Henrietta, Okla. 1, COGAR, Willie. Isaac Cogar, Pickens. NURKIN, Jack. H. Nurkin, 128 Grey Street, SMITH, Allan L. Mrs. Cora Smith, 344 W. Va. Durham, N. C. Clinton Avenue, Watertown, N. Y. COMSTOCK, Willis R. Mrs. Wilda Corn- stock, Duenweg, Mo. O’REILLY, Patrick. Miss Malgretta O’Reilly, SMITH, Charles J. Mrs. Barbara Smith, Laurens, N. Y. New Lyme, Ashtabula County, Ohio. CORBETT, Hugh B. David Corbett, 1108 PETERSON, Prank Ark. Twenty-fifth Avenue SE., Minneapolis, H. George Peterson, SMITH. Mack. Joe Smith, Osage, Minn. Clifton, III. SOBECKI, John. Mrs. Luci Sobecki, 17,8 DELLINGER, William Clayton. J. C. Del- POISSIANT, Eugene. Mrs. Oldie Poissiant, Freeman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. linger. Buckhannon, Va. 223 River Street, North Adams, Mass. STACKHOUSE, Leo E. Mrs. Grace Carrel, W. R.liNSONET, Anthony. Neodesha, Kans. DEJIKOWSKI, Josef. Juzef Demkowski, 404 Mrs. Sully Ransonet, 107 North Seventh Street, Melrose Avenue, Ambridge, Jeancrette, La. ST,\MPLEY, John A. Miss Mary Stampley, Pa. DEMOND, Ulysses G., jr. Mrs. Margaret E. RECTOR, Orville R. Orville Rector, 1404 St. Charles Street. New Orleans, La. 1315 Demond, R. F. D. North East. Md. Ivanstan Avenue. Bridgeport, Conn. STENGER, Charles C. Mrs. Frances Stenger, 1, EARNEST, Orvel. Simon Earnest, R. P. D. 2, REDPATH, .1. Cincinnati, Harry S. Frank Redpath, 009 315 Fourteenth Street, Ohio. Bradford Ky. Twelfth Avenue, Helena, STEPHENS, Chester C. George C. Stephens, Mont. EDW.^RDS, And. Scott Edwards, Thompson- RODGER, Robert L. Mrs. Nannie Cooperton, Okla. B. Rod- ville 111. gers, 4 River Street, T.4.RTAGLIA, Felix Joe Tartaglia, Cam- Pelzer, S. C. W. EINUM, Fred. John Einum, Menomonio, Wis. SERIO, Prank. Mrs. Rose Piducci, bria, Cal. 520 North ERTEL, Henry E. George Ertel, 147 Bur- Carpenter Street, Chicago, 111. THORNTON, Thomas. Thomas J. Thornton, gard Street, Buffalo, N. Y. SIEWERT, Gus. JIrs. Belle R. P. D. Broadway, Tex. Siewert, R. F. 1, ESHLY, Liege. Mrs. Gei’tna Mack, 20 John- 1). 1, box 282, Houston. Tex. TOWERY, Dewey. Mrs. Ellle Towery, Bos- son Street, Waycross, Ga. SI.MMIN^TON. Amil. William ‘ tic, N. C. Simmington, FOSTER, Gordon. Moses Foster, R. F. D. Bondsville, Mass. TOWNSEND, Brown B. Miss Maggie M. 2, St. Johns, Mich. SINGER, Michael. Mrs. Bertha Townsend. Bogota, Tenn. Singer, 175 FOSTER, Henry B. Mrs. Lorney L. Poster, Peshine Avenue, Newark, N. ,T. TRACY. Leo B. Mrs. Nellie Shewmaches, Greenville, S. C. Rod Bluff, Cal. SMITH, Edward Clifford. Edward Roach FULKS, Albert K. Mrs. Elizabeth Fulks, Smith, Lester. L. Trainer, 119 R. P. D. 1, Downsville, Wis. TRAINER, John Valera, Tex. Diamond Alley, East Liverpool, Ohio. SMITH, James H. Charles B. Smith, Skid- Tillman. Roscoe Goff, Homersville, Mrs. Marion Tucker, 116 GOFF, more, Mo. TUCKER, Charles. Mo. Flint, Mich. SMITH, Sanford. Webster Smith, Rockhill, Lakeview Avenue, William T. Mrs. Josephine Gooldy, James W. Turner, 1403 GOOLDY, N. Y. TURNER, David G. Fulton, Mo. Oleander Street, Houston, Tex. SNYDER, John. Nicodemus Snyder, R. P. D. GRAHAM, William. John Graham, Roslyn, TYSON, Irvin E. Henry B. Tyson, 6142 1 box 92, Wlikesboro. N. C. Wash. Westminster Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. TAYEK, J. P. Emil Tayek, 3852 GRILLI, Nicola. Tony Gicrdani, 1017 Moun- Pustin Walter Lewis. Mrs. Harold Street. Cleveland, Ohio. VAN CAMPEN, tain Avenue, Monessen, Pa. R. Van Campen, 594 Lincoln Place, Brook- TAYLOR. Connie A. Mrs. Ellen Taylor, Par- GROVES, Oliu W. Charlie M. Groves, R. F. lyn, N. Y. sons, Tenn. D. 2, Garland. Tex. VAUGHAN, Louis T. Tom Vaughan, R. P. HARRIS, Arthur. James Cash. Ottawa, Ky. TAYIiOR, Francis H. Mrs. Susan C. Taylor, D. 8, Moscow, Tenn. 15175 Mount Marys Avenue, Parkersburg, HOLBROOK, Norce H. Mrs. Sallie Cornett, VENABLE, William, Mrs. Permila Venable, Ky. W. Va. Vincent, Ky. Gilley, Charles ,T. Mrs. Margaret Homan, Rosario. HOMAN, TERRILL, William L. Mrs. Grace Terrill, VENUTO, Mrs. Cuncetta Venuto, 171 East Sixty-third Street, New York, Street, Perrv, Y. It. F. D. 1, Fairmont, N. Dak. 72 Main Dobbs N. N. Y. TESSIBR, Fred. Mrs. Mary Tessler, 31 Hum- WALL, Dave. Miss Ollie Wall, R. P. D. 2, HOM.-VN, Cletus G. George Homan, Minerva, l)oldt Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. Matinburg, Tex. Ohio. W.'VLL, Tim K. Mrs. Liddie Wall, Seymour, THOMAS, Ben.iamin W. Mrs. Mary Thomas, HOOD, Elhern Hubert. A. J. Hood, Scotts- 120 Tarragonia Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tex. bluff, Nebr. THORNHILL, Charlie. Allen Thornton, R. W.'VRREN, Leo B. Dee Warren, Canton, HORN, Carrol W. .Andrew Horn, Mouiton, P. D. 2, Chipley, Ga. Okla. Iowa. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THITESDAY, FEBRUAEY 2T, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

KENSELL, William P. Mr's. Nancy Walker, PITTS, Anderson F. Mrs. Clara Pitts, 453 DALEY, James L. Mrs. L. Daley, 836 Broad 37 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind. East Thirty-fourth Street, Chicago, 111. Street. Hartford, Conn. KLEIN, George J. Mrs. Lena Allen, 14GS SEWELL, James H. Prank R. Reeds, Hazel HAFFA, Earl William. Mrs. Katherine Haffa, Riverside Road, Lakewood, Ohio. Dell, 111. 488 Best Street, Buffalo, N. Y. KYLES, John Charles. Robert G. Kyles, 779 ZANDEE, Daniel C. A. Zandee, 80 Lincoln JOHNSON, John Wesley. Mrs. Elizabeth East One hundred and seventy-sixth Street, Street, Passaic, N. J. Johnson, R. F. D. 3, Arcadia, Kans. New York, N. Y. KLIMA, John. Mrs. Mary Smetana, 1420 SERGEANT MAJOR. LAPZIEN, Herman J. Mrs. Anna Lapzien, 57 South Fifty-first Court, Chicago, III. Chadwick Avenue. Newark. N. J. ULMER, Francis E. Mrs. Bettie M. Ulmer, LOMINSON, John M. Gush D. Lominson, 805 L.YWRENCE, Vernon C. Mrs. Mollie V. Law- R. F. D. 8, box 137-A, Dallas, Tex. Wilson Street, Williamsport, Pa. rence. R. F. D. 1, box 100, Thrall, Tex. McDonald, Howard. Mrs. Maggie Rlgton, LEONHARDT, Carroll. Mrs. Murray O. Leon- SERGEANTS. Vauceburg. Ky. hardt, 3004 Elderslie Avenue, Baltimore, MEYER, Camille E. Mrs. M. Meyer, 38 Ful- BIKRWIRTH, Roy. Mrs. E. J. Bierwlrth, 306 ton Street, Lawrence, Mass. Md. Humboldt Avenue, Detroit, Mich. LEWIS, Lawrence L. Sirs. Lawrence Lewis, MORRIS, Louis E. Mrs. Mary E. Morris, 1302 BISHOP, J. Brooks. Mrs. .1. Brooks Bishop, Boston, Willow Avenue, Louisville, Ky. 214 Iluutineton Avenue, Back Bay, Twenty-third Street, Galveston, Tex. 510i NEATIIERY, Herbert. William S. Neathery, Mass. CAVETT, Percy. M. P. Cavett, Denison, Iowa. LOHREY, Samuel R. Mrs, Maggie Lohrey, Snow, Ky. FREER, Sherman. R. S. Freer, Fountain City, Albertina Oslund. 519 Gilcrest, Colo. Tenn. OSLUND, Robert. Mrs. Mc'CULLOCll, Richard F. Jay McCulloch, Fourth Avenue South, Great Falls, Mont. MCGINNIS, Leroy P. Mrs. Mary McGinnis, James H. William Ramsbot- Vinson, Okla. Clifton Heights, Pa. RAMSBOTTOM, Wladyslaw. Ma.icieck Jose- tom, GalTatin, Mo. MARCIENL4K, MAULL, Harry T. Theodore Maull, 309 Vir- fawicz, 247 East Thirteenth Street, Erie, RASMUSSEN, JNickoIas U. Mrs Omrles Pas- ginia .Avenue, Audubon, N. J. Pa. mussen. 1234 Dewey Avenue, Beloit, Wis. SETTLE, William P. William H. Settle, R. M.4RCO, William B. Mrs. Mary Marco, Dale SANFORD, Jay C. -Mrs. Jay C. Sanford, 1117 F. D. 4, Heldsville, N. C. I' Court, Rochdale, Mass. i>.|i ^•enne, Coraopo’i.s, Pa. SIMEN, Walter J. John L. Simen, Apex, M.4RTIN, Charles Duff. James G. Martin, SNEDEKER, John IT. Mrs. Ida Snedeker, R. N. C. F. D. Olathe, Colo. !'. D. 4, Beaver Falls, Pa. R. 2, SWISE, Sidney. Mrs. Clarieto Littlejohn, MILLER Charles F. John R. Miller, Free- SNYDER, Wenslow P. Mrs. Florence Snyder, Lewiston, III. hold. N. J. Altoona, ICans. Peter. Mrs. Walters, MT'LO, Giovani. Gui.seppe Lagnardia, 108 W.ALTERS, John Gus SODERSTROM. Walter. Charles Soderstrom, 1811 Twenty-first Street, Two Rivers. Wis. Ash Street, Syracuse, N. Y’. 2219 Broadway, Watervliet, N. Y. WHITE, Joseph. Mrs. Carrie White, 20 East NORRIS, Deane C. Georee Norris. 425 South STEPHAN, George II. Mrs. Katherine Thirty-eighth Street, Chicago, 111. '*1 I. Laurel Street, Richmond, Va. Sten''en. 752 Pamsev Street R'lltimo'-e, ANTON, Frank, ji'. Frank Anton, sr., 822 VAN DUSEN, Earl R. Mrs. Harriet Van South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, 111. Dusen, 52 Grant Street. Santa Cruz. Cal. SECTION 4, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. APG.AR, Frederick. Marshall F. Apgar, High WARES. Harry Arthur. Mrs. Florence Wares, Bridge, N. J. 541 Temple Place, Seattle, Wash. The following casualties are reported ARMIJO, Manuel L. Pctronilo Armijo, box WILSON, Eugene W. Mrs. Jennie Klnnard, 019, Las Vegas, N. Mex. Franklin, Tex. by the commanding general of the Ameri- B.4RRY, Michael. Mrs. Ada Barry, 179 Banta CORPORALS. can Expeditionary Forces: I.ane. City Island, N. Y. BENNETT, Walter C. Mrs. Sarah Bennett, FORTIN, Romeo. Mrs. Philome Fortin, 503 Wounded (degree undeter- Duke, N. C. Moody Street, Lowell, Mass. mined) 511 BIRNN, Robert. Robert Birnn, sr.. Park FOSTER, Hallet J. Benjamin F. Foster, Ridge. J. Wounded slightly 792 N. Wooivvorth Building, New York. N. Y. BRUNER, Jesse R. Mrs. Mary E. Bruner, GURT, Louis W. John C. Gurt, 1244 South R. F. D. 2, Wheeler, 111. Twentieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Total 1,303 CONORD, Louis John. August J. Conord, 127 HANSON, Sven G. Mrs. Hannah Hanson, Division Street, Elizabeth. N. J. West Nvack, N. Y. CURRY, Thomas A. Terrence Curry, 341 HARRISON, Floyd. John J. Harrison, Sali- Wounded (Degree Undetermined). East Fifty-first Street, New York, N. Y. saw. Okla. CAPTAIN'S. DONOHl^E, John J. Mrs. Amanda Donohue, HAWORTH, Paul F. Frank Haworth, El- 1 16 Second Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. wood, Nebr. B.4RRY. Chester L. Mrs. Chester L. Barry, GRANT, George R. Mrs. Rose Grant, 1005 HOPKINS, Lemmie B. Henry Hopkins, Jerry, Oxford. Pa. Fourth Avenue east, Albia, Iowa. Robert Mrs. R. C. Hunter, 111 V.. HT’NTER. C. LEE, William B. Mrs. Mae Lee, 520 W'est Graham. Mrs. A. L. Hornbeck, Davis Street, Wollaston, Mass. HORNBECK, Fourteenth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. 922 Lenoir Street, Seattle, Wash. SHEPP.UiD, Edward P. James C. Sheppard, JIcDONALD, Arthur T. Mrs. Emma Mc- Joseph F. Mrs. Anna C. John- 013 Front Street, Clarksville, Tenn. JOHNSON, Donald, 1201 Wayne Street, Glean, N. Y. son, 53 Van Buren Street, Staten Island, STEVENSON, John S. Mrs. John S. Steven- McGLYNN, John T. Mrs. Mary E. Brennan, Y. son. 2172 North High Street, Columbus, N. 4.S7 Hoyt Street, Kingston, Pa. KAISISHKE, William P. Albert Kalsishke, Ohio. McKOWEN, Robert R. Mrs. Dora J. Mc- WILLI.VMS. Arthur Franklin. Mrs. Hazel South Haven, Mich. Kowen, New Alexandria, Pa. KEPNER, Ray E. Mrs. John Snoke, Millers- Wyeth, 182 Roseville Avenue, Newark, N. J. MOR.VN, Thomas J. Mrs. Margaret Larkin, LIEUTE.N',VN'TS. 186 Tnirty-ninth Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. LAMOTTE, Edward. George Lamotte, Paw-

O'BRIEN, Thomas P. Mrs. Julian O'Brien, ‘ DTIFPY. Stephen J. Mrs. Ellen Freln Duffy, i s' a. Okla 405 West Fifty-fourth Street, New Y’ork, 507 West Twenty-seventh Street, New Y'ork, LEGROSA, Domonic. Mrs. Mary Legrosa, N. Y. N. Y. tail Lawn. N. J. NORTON. Rodney II. Mrs. H. W. Hatch, 22 PFEIFER, Joseph Severin. Frank Pfeifer, sr., LENZNER, Gustave. Miss Ida Lenuner, 1115 Harrison Street. New Britain. Conn. 2029 I’atterson Street, Pittsburgh, I’a. Ludingten Street. Escanaba, Mich. PEMBERTON, John Clifford. Miss Rowland POWELL, .John .1. Joseph I’owell, 170 South LICHTENSTEIN, Jacob. Mrs. Rebecca Lich- Baylor, care of Noel. Berman & Langley, Franklin Street, Pottstown, Pa. tenstein, 1224 Blake Avenue, Brooklyn, 00 Broadway. New York, N. Y. QUINN, Charles A. Mrs. Bridget P. Quinn N. Y. TAYLOR, John D. John A. Taylor, 14 North 22 W'alnut Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. LIND, ('arl E. Leon Lind, Engadine, Mich. Seventh Street, Wilmington, N. C. SACHS, Samuel. Aaron Sachs, 75 Stratford McDonnell, Patrick J. Thomas McDon- WILSON, David Wright. J. E. Wilson, Knox- Place, Newark, N. J. nell 57 Van Dam Street, New York, N. Y. ville, Iowa. SCOTT, Robert P. Charles Scott, Lobb, Ky. McSIIERRY, John J. P. MeSherry, 232 East BALDWIN, John Browning. Mrs. Lucile J. SMITH, Mauro.E. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Smith, Fifty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Baldwin, West Houston Avenue, Marshall, 1831.A Madison Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. MOR.VN, Robert E. Mrs. Sarah Sondren, Tex. STUBER, William C. Fred W. Stuber, 3541 2136 Honovwell Avenue, New York. N. Y. BIDWELL. Harold F. Frank W. Bldwell, 175 East Forty-sixth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. MORG.VN, John P. Mrs. Willie B. Morgan, Beacon Street, Hartford, Conn. TITSWOItTH. Claude. Mrs. Daisy C. Tits- care of Tom Connolly, Lockhart, Caldwell KOCH, Reuben F. Fred J. Koch, 1909 Baugh worth, 1815 North Eighteenth Street, Co., Tex. .\venue. East St. Louis, 111. Omaha, Nebr. O^^T.. Ernest. Tlonry Ohl, 142 Fairview SAMIDE, Rudolph Joseph. Mrs. Mary Samide, TOMPKIN.S. Harrison. Mrs. Mary Tompkins, Street, Riverside. N. J. 129 North Hardesty Street, Kansas City, 125 Waverly Street, Yonkers, N. Y. OWEN, Glen S. Henry E. Owen, 1953 Floral Mo. VAN DERVEER, Frank G. Mrs. Frances M. V.'i.iif, I olumbus, Ohio. STANFIELD, Willie D. W. A. Stanfield, R. Shultz, 5 West One hundred and twenty- PARKER, William. Mrs. Mary Parker, Rad- F. D. 1, Bon Aqua, Tenn. second Street, New York, N. Y. cliff Street, Charleston, S. C. SULLIVAN. W’. J. Dr. T. J. Sullivan, 4709 WALKER, Orlan Glenn. John D. Walker, 400 JONES, James Ira. Mrs. Maud Purvis, Maus- Michigan Boulevard, Chicago, 111. Dorothy Street, Sikeston, Mo. ton. Wis. THOMPSON, Fulton. Robert II. Thompson, WARR. Wilford Abraham. Mrs. Elizabeth RAIDT, Simon J. Mrs. Erna C. Raidt, Wells- 618 North State Street, Jackson, Miss. Warr, Nephi, Utah. ton, Okla. VAWTER. Noell. Mrs. Irvin Vawter, 1120 WOODS, Jefferson D. Russell Woods, East RTISSELAVAGE, Stiney. Victor Russelavage, East Paris Street, Huntingdon, Tenn. Jackson Street. Martinsville, Ind. Reinerton, Pa. W.XLLACE, Augustus G. A. V. D. Wallace, ALLISON, Richard B. Mrs. Julian A. Allison, RUSSO, 3'uddy Miss Anna Russo, 2024 Penn 4 Golden Hill Avenue, Goshen, N. Y. R. F. D. 3, Warreuton, Va. Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. WILLIAMS. Rodney D. Miss K. R. Williams, BAILEY, John L. Mrs. Ellen Bailey, 611 SANTI, .Tames. Mrs. Louise Santl, 1367 Wales, Wis. Acorn Street, Rockford, 111. Sixtv-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. AD.VIR, Gerwin D. Mrs. William Adair, Eim- BAILEY. William C. Mrs. F. C. McClain, SNYDER, Albert. Mrs. Samuel Snyder, Clear hurst Bouievard, Scranton, Pa. R. F. D. 7, Clinton, Wis. Spring. Md.

JOHNSTON, Hamilton. . Harold E. .Tohnston, BAPST, Louis I. Mrs. Teresa Faust, 410 SPEARBRAKER, Arthur. Herman Spear- 540 Third .\ venue. North Troy, N. Y. South Peters Street, Garrett, Ind. bra kor, Gillett, 'VVis. LUCIER, Dustin S. Mrs. Dustin S. Lucier, BERN.VTIER, Raimond C. James R. Bernauer, STEWART, Earl A. Mrs. Helen E. Stewart, 17 Nudd Street, Waterville, Me. Caney, Kans. 123 Francis Street. Corona, Cal. MORG.\N, Chester Lawrence. Bernard Francis BRIDGES. William S. John Bridges, R. F. TIMMONS, Charlie H. Walter G. Timmons, Morgan, Wagner, S. Dak. D. 1, IV’akefield, N. C. R. F. D 2. Mount Airy, N. C. MYERS, Harry B. Mrs. Harry B. Myers, BURNER, Harry P. Mrs. Anna Burner, 1127 VALOIS, Hector O. John Valola, Norwood, 2031 F Street NW., Washin^on, D. C. Wallace Street, Harrisburg, Pa. N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TIIUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919, 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

VAN MATER, William .T. Gilbert Van Mater, OSBORNE, William T. Mrs. Hattie J. For- FRISCH, Lewis Leo. Mrs. Ethel Frisch, R. F, 61 Grant Avenue, Jamaica, N. Y. ney, R. P. D. 12, box 37, Anderson, Ind. D. 3, Evans City, Pa. VOGT, George J. Charles Vogt, 50 Main OTT, Walker William. William Irvin Ott, R. HARDY, Robert J. John R. Hardy, Ontario, Street, Flushing, N. Y. F. D. 2, Chambersburg, Pa. Cal. WARNER, Lester. C. R. Warner, 113 South PATTERSON, Charles J. Donald Patterson, WALI.ACE, George W. Mrs. Margaret Wal- Street, Sayre, Pa. 6 Soiilh Elm Street, St. Albans. Vt. lace, 026 Manchester Street, Lexington, K.y, WEIR, Butler L. Mrs. Bessie Weir, 6214 Race PEDERSEN, Sern. Peter Pedersen, Bartlett, BISSELL, William D., jr. William D. Bisseil,

Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 111 . sr., 1016 Oak Street, Elmira, N. Y. WILCOX, Franklin P, Mrs. Agnes Wilcox, PLOGER, Frank J. Mrs. Rose Ploger, 316 RAMSEY, Theodore C. James J. Ramsey, R. 800 B West Street, Hutchinson, Kans. Columbia Street, Aurora, HI. F. D. 1, Gastonia, N. C. W'lLLERT, Otto. August Willert, Muskego, POSTER. Edward A. Mrs. Benjamin Poster, BORNEMAN, William, jr. Mrs. William C. Wis. 315 Wolcott Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Borneman, 111 Madison Street, Passaic, WILLSON, Albert W. Mrs. Winona Willson, RAMSEY, Russell T. William F. Ramsey, N. J. Morning Sun, Iowa. Geiger, Ala. DUCKETT, Carter T. Henry H. Duckett, WILSON, Oscar. Mrs. Ruth Wilson, 414 St. RANDALL, Fred. Mrs. Sarah Elliot, Lyndon, Honea Path, S. C. Anthony Avenue, St. Paul. Minn. Kans. SMITH, John. Oiler Smith, Increase, Miss. ULRICH, Andrew. Mrs. Mary Ulrich, 111 RINEHARD, Waldo W. Edward D. Rlnehard, Domedian Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Shawano, Wis. MUSICIAN. ANGELO. Steve. Mrs. Anna Alberty, 1220 ROBISON, John Malcolm. Mrs. John M. KNISLEY, Mearl. Mrs. Ella Knisley, 319 Webster Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Robison, 3586 Euclid Avenue, suite 20, East Washington Street, Dayton, Ohio. AYTES, Clay. Mrs. Sue Aytes, Athens, Tenn. Cleveland, Ohio. BAKER, Grant L. Mrs. Emma Polker, Napo- SANT.VS, Jesse. Mrs. Mary Santas, Union MECHANICS. leon. Ohio. Center, Wis. KINNEER, Isaac. Mrs. Clara Pruitt, Hoopes- BAKER, Harrison O. .Tames N. Baker, R. T. SIMPSON, Clifford J. Mrs. .John Simpson, ton, HI. D. 2, Sugar Grove, Va. 1620 Eighth Street, Sacramento, Cal. LEPPOI.D, Raymond J. Henry A. Leppold, BARTON, Henry. Mrs. Ella Harvey Barton. SIMPSON, Riley B. Mrs. Betty Simpson, Fourth and North Streets, Vernon, Pa. R. F. D. 2. Groveland, Ga. Casev, 111. ROSS, Michael. Mrs. Nellie Ross, Simons- Charles BINZER, Charles A. Binzer, 4222 SMITH. Allen. Mrs. Ellen Smith, McGill, ville, Vt. Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nev. ZWICK. Elias. Jacob Zwlck, 311 Lott Avenue, BO.TNOVITS, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Kashticky, STANTON. Patrick J. .John J. Stanton, 6 Brooklyn. N. Y. Dunellen, N. J. Bates Avenue, West Quincy, Mass. MacDONNELL, Donald A. Allan R. MacDon- Robert E. Mrs. Viola C. Bonds, BONDS. STRONG. John L. Mrs. Hannah Strong, 535 ncll. 15 Purdy Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Humboldt, Tenn. Lafayette Street, Aurora. 111. Conrad Stertz, Sutton, Nebr. Ross STERTZ, Peter. BRADY, H. Mrs. Mary Brady, Bache, THUMM. Albert E. Henry Thumm, 1809 Anton Bernard. John Matson, R; Okla. MATSON, Sixth Avenue. Beaver Falls?, Pa. F. D. Cedar Bluffs, Nebr. John L. Mark L. Burnham, Lim- 1, BUItNHAM, TINSI.EY, Gervase R. Gervase J. Tinsley, Ovila P. Miss E. Savard, 4543 erick, Me. SAVARD, 1028 Caldwell Avenue, New York. N. Y. North Racine ,4venue, Chicago, HI. CASH, Sherman S. Mrs. George F. Elliott, Homer C. James R. Under- UNDERWOOD, STEPHENSON, Ezra Dow. jr. Ezra Dow Rich Square, N. C. wood. Ironsburg, Tenn. Stephenson, R. F. D. 2, Rodney, Mich. CHASTAIN. Mack. Ml'S. Clarissa Chastain, VAUGHAN. Clarence Benjamin. Mrs. Della Reutiesvillc, Okla. Vaughan, 198 Broadway. Newburgh, N. Y. WAOONEnS. COLLINS, William J. Peter Collins, 141 VETRANO, Prank A. Pasquale Vetrano, 66 KIRKORTAN, Marderes. Menas Casparian, Washington Street, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Sullivan Street, York, N. Y. New 676 Cranston Street, Providence. R. I. CONLEY, Ra.y. Earnest S. Conley, 1700 Erie Warren, WARRE.N. William. Mrs. Mary J. MILLER. George B. Mrs. Anna Miller, 627 Avenue. Williamsport, Pa. 389 Selye Terrace, Rochester. N. Y. Seraphine. John Dep- Monroe Place, West New York, N. J. DEPPERSCHMIDT, WATTS, Raymond. Ernest II. Watts, 711 Louis perschmidt, general delivery. Park, Kans. TORR.Y, R.aymond. Modger, 25 Broad Park Street, Bloomsburg, Pa. Street, York, N. Y. FCRNESS, John P., jr. Miss A.srnes Forness, New WYATT. Willie. A. J. IVyatt, 127 Saxon Ave- Percy. Herbert McDougall, 2.5 Seneca Street. Salamanca, N. Y. McDOUGALL, nue. Spartanburg, S. C. BleiUcim, Ontario, Canada. FORSYTHE, James T. Mrs. Philip Lynch, 81 YAPLE, .Albert Edward. Chester Yaple, R. F. Newlmry Street. Somerville, Mass. WEAVER. Charles A. Charles L. Weaver, D. 4, Atchison. Kans. Princeton, Mo. BARN.ARD, Purl B. John B. Barnard, Fort ALBRECHT. Arthur. Mrs. Minnie Fred- Spuukey, Tex. ericks, 1330 Eighth Avenue, Milwaukee, COOKS. BE.\RD, Jesse E. James W. Beard, Rolla, Wis. HILTY, Clarence C. Paul Hilty, Warren Ave- Kans. BARTLETT, Howard William. Mrs. Ida Jane nue, Apollo, Pa. BIAI.OZYNSKI, Edward A. Mrs. .Josephine Bartlett, 1136 East Second Street, Oil City, SCHINDT.ER, Fred H. Mrs. Esther Schind- Bialozynski, 804 South Glover Street, Bal- I*a. ler, 630 Dew Avenue, Carnegie, Pa. timore, Md. BENSKEN, Lee R. Mrs. Myrtle Bensken, SUTHERLAND. Ralph E. Russell Suther- BRADY, John P. Thomas F. Brady, 104 Ave- general delivery, Tuscola, HI. land. 902 Market Street. Anderson. S. C. nue I. Brooklyn, N. Y^. BROWN, Harry. Mrs. Rachael Brown Mans- ELDER, John M. Mrs, Elizabeth Elder, 201 BROWN. Frederick M. Mrs. Bertha Sofield, field. 399 Vine Street, Akron, Ohio. Prospect Street, Leavenworth, Kans. 287 New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, i.-<. J. EBERT, Henry. Vincent Ebert, R. F. D. 1, M.VSON, Martin S. Mrs. Evelena Mason, BT'TLER. Harold. Mrs. Cader W. Butler, Tipper Tuckahoe, N. Y. South Sioux City, Nebr. Waltei'boro, S. C. ERHARDT, Philip T. William T. Senkel, FLIESCHM.XN, Charles. Mrs. Kate Fliesch- CANTWELL, Frank II. Frank S. Cantwell, 1314 Third Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. man, 30 Hackensack Avenue, Hackensack, 4311 Exeter Street. Webster Groves, Mo. PRANKS. Fred 11. Mrs. Elizabeth Franks, R. N. J. R. CARMINE. Pinckard Mrs. N. J. Carmine, F. D. 1. South Boardman, Mich. REJiTER, Lester .J. Mrs. N. J. Reuter, 67 Quincy, Fla. GLASSCOCK, Charles W. Mrs. S. Hornblock, Cherry Street, Dubuque, Iowa. CHEBIN, Henry. Aleck Braddock, Pricedale, Axtel, Breckinridge County, Ky. Pa. GRIMWOOD. Claud. Mrs. Lottie M. Grim- PRIVATES. CONDOI.FF, .Tosenh T. Thomas Condolff, 12 wood. 533 Magee Avenue, Bloomsburg, Pa. GIBBONS. John Daniel. Mrs. C. Gibbons, Cossett Street, Waterbury, Conn. HEJNICKI. Edward. Mrs. Agnes Luchay, 442 West Twenty-fifth Street, New York, COREY, Ravmond R. Miss Rowena K. Burn- Hatley, Wis. N. Y. ham, Taftsville, Vt. KOHN. Edward J. Mrs. Matilda Kohn, Fac- BERMAN, Morris E. Mrs. T. Berman, 224 D.ANTZLER. CJiarley. Mrs. Agnes B. Dantz- tory vill^ Pa. Humboldt Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. ler, Dantzler Street, St. Matthews, S. C. McGinnis, Ilenry .John. Mrs. Henry .John BOY'NTON, Ray U. Clinton Boynton, Rip- DOERING, Prank L. Charles E. Doering, McGinnis, 711 Portage Court, Kalamazoo, ton, Vt. Bryn Afhyn, Pa. Mich. BIH.LOCK, Charles II. Mrs. L. L. Haburt, DTTNWODY. Henry R. William Thatcher MARTIN, Albert E. Thomas Martin, 65 East 865 Arahurst. Portland, Oreg. Dunwody. Jasper, Tenn. Ninth Street, Chlllicothe, Ohio. CAPOSELLA. Lazzaio. John Caposella, 26 GAYNOR, Patrick. Edward Geis, 114 East MARTIN, Clarence C. Mrs. Ida Martin, Aus- Elm Street, North Tarrytown. N. Y. One hundred and first Street, New York, f,-nl Tpiin. CEA, Gui.seppe. Anthony Galiato, 631 Saint N. y. MORINEJ.LI, Raffaele, .Joseph Morineli, Anns Avenue, New York, N. Y. GROVE. Frank E. Ben.iamin F. Grove, 171 1026 Montroy Street. Philadelphia, Pa. COELHO, Frank A. Mrs. Mary Coelho, Mis- West Patrick Street, Frederick, Md. PETERSON. Phillip W. Mrs. T.oulse Peter- sion San .Jose, Cal. HILL. Euiatte. Mrs. Delia Hill, Asheville, son. 5024 Berwyn Avenue, Chicago, 111. COMBS. Spencer. Mrs. Anna Combs, R. F. D. N. C. PEARCE. William R. Mrs. Caroline Pearce, 2, Shawneetown, III. 55 Ilenry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KREISER. John E. Mrs. Margaret Kreiser, CORBIN, Charles L. Mrs. Helru Corbin, R, .Joseph Canal Street, Royalton, Pa. RJTSSO. Salvatore. Russo, 339 Van F. D. 4, Crown Point, Ind. Bront Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. LAING, George O. Mr.s. Cecelie Laing, 3318 CURRIE, Nathan K. Robert Currie, Bravo, SCANT,ON, Edward .J. Frank Scanlon, 215 I.exington Street. Chicago, 111. Mieh. LARSON. Percy R. George Larson, Henry Street. Herkimer. N. Y. GRIZZARD, Russell. Joe C. Grizzard, R. F. Lake Frank H. Mrs. Clara Schrantz, Preston, S. Dak. SCHRANTZ. D. 1. Rich Square, N, C. 4.331 Reach Hill Avenue, Cincinnati. Ohio. LEVIN, Louis. Nathan Levin, 32 Runyon HFLLAND, Henry. Mrs. Rachel Helland, SETARO, Frank A. Mrs. Mary Setaro, 128 St. Street. Newark. N. ,T. 417 Fourth Avenue. South Cloud. Minn. McCRTTM-MEN, Murray. William McCrum- East Liberty Street, Danbury. Conn. JACOBS. Elias S. Mrs Adidn Karam, 521 men. Now Caney, Tex. SIDALL, Jay K. Charles P. SIdall, Phoenix, North Leona Street, San Antonio, Tex. McGOWN, Charles B. James P. McGown, Ala. JONES, Paul. Mrs. Lucy Owens, Piedmont, Bronson, Tex. STROJTD. William P. Mrs. Lula B. Stroud, S. C. Phoenix, S. C. McKESSY, William P. Mrs. L. Parkinson, Columbia Elmer. Mrs. Philayna, STTH/TZ, Harvey G. Mrs. Mary A. Stultz, MILLER, 245 West Fiftieth Street, New York, N. Y. Carreltown, 5‘>1 Seventh Avenue SW.. Roanoke, Va. Pa. Louis E. Mrs. Alex E. MAVLEN, Maylen, MHllIam. Mrs. MITCHELL. Nelson. Mrs. Mary Black, 20 McCurtnin. Okla. TI^ERRIAJH T. Agnes Murray, T^rnofing, .Mont. Mill Street. Bordentown, N. .J. MONTGOMERY. William L. Mrs. Beaulah POWET.L, Leonard Charles. John H. Powell, TT^RNER, Robert I,ee. Mrs. Sarah McNlcol, Montgomery, IJncoln, Kans. Renick, W. Va. 322 Grant Street, East Liverpool, Ohio. NORDIKE. Charles M. Dr. .Joseph L. Nor- PRONGE. Edward. Fred W. Pronge, Brecken- dike, Watkins. N. Y. EUGLER.S. ridge, Minn. O’KEI.LY, Thomas. .John O’Kclly, 026 East EISAM.\N. Norval M. Mrs. Mary N. Eisa- SLATKIN, Samuel, Mrs. Sarah Slatkin, 56 Marquette Road, Chicago, 111. man, 313 Brown Avenue, Greensburg, Pa. Herzel Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. B.Ij^LETIX: THUKSDAY, FEBEUARY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SMITH, Will. James Smitli, R. F. D. 7, WILLEMSEN, Henry G. Mrs. Sophie Wil- lA'ONS, Lewis W. Mrs. Daisy Lyons, 461 Tazewell, Tenn. lemsen, 134 Alburtis Avenue, Corona, N. Y. East One hundred and thirty-sseventhi TROLLA, Middio. Gabriele Trolla, Capes- WILLI.VMS, Richmond Hobson. Mrs. Belle Street, New York, N. Y. trano, Aquila, Italy. Williams, Claude, Tex. MrELHANY, Thomas James. David W. Mc- VAN ESTINBRIDGE, Marinas. William WOODBURY, Leslie. Mrs. Ella W^oodbury, Elhany, 304 South Market Street, Wichita, van Estinbrllge, 323 Marshall Street, Pater- 617 West One hundred and thirty-fifth Kans. son, N. J. Street, New York, N. Y. McKIEL, James H. Mrs. Llssie McKiel, 204 WHITTACKER, Thaddeus Allen. Mrs. Eliza- ALLORD, Benjamin. Mrs. .Tennie Allord, 391 South Wellington Street, MarshaR. Tex. beth Whittacker, 345 Boulevard, Passaic, South Tenth Street, Newark, N. J. McMANNIS, Clyde J. Mrs. Nettie King, 679 N. J. ALTHERR, William G. William Altherr, 1824 Sherman Street, Akron, Ohio. MILLER. Stanley. Mrs. Mary Patrick, 837 Pierce Street, Lafayette, Ind. MARTIN, Charlie. Guss Mason, Maplesvllle, Forrest Home Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. ANDRESS, Roy J. Mrs. Kiza W. Andress, Ala. MINNERS, Peter II. Jacob Miuners, John- Colonial Countr.v Club, Memphis, Tenn. MATEER, Robert. Mrs. Cil Mateer, 1410 La son, Minn. ANDREWYEWICH, Sam. Allen White, 840 Salle Street, St. Louis, Mo. MORTIMER, Frederick II. Mrs. John Mor- Park Avenue, Baltimore, JId, MATHER LY, Orlean E. J. E. Matherly, R. F. timer, 147 llasbrouck .Avenue, Kingston, ARMSTRONG, Ray M, Mrs. Malissa H. Arm- D. 4, Willis, Va. N. Y. strong, Reading, 111. MEADOS, John. John Meados, box 302, MULLANEY, William J. Mrs. Mary Mul- AUSTAD, Anton. John Austad, R. F. D. 1, nibbing, Minn. lanev, general delivery, Worcester, Mass. Gibbon, Minn. MILLER. Ralph Emerson. Joseph A. Miller, MUZZiO, .Andro. Pietro Valente, 220 Pearl B.\KER, James II. Mrs. Hattie Baker, R. F. R. F. D. 5, Greenfield, Ohio. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. D 4, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. ANDERSON, Einar E. Mrs. Alma Palmquist, MYN.VK, Joseph. Mrs. .Anne Mynar, Rose- BAKER, Robert L. Mrs. Ada L. Baker, 306 Winnebago, Minn. bud, Tex. D Street, Lindale, Ga. ANGELL, Ernest L. Albert Angell, box 20, NOKSLER, Charley R. Richard Noesler, R. BARKER. Charles Edward. Mrs. Ida Barker, Palmyra, Mich. 74 Madison Street, Paterson, J. F. D. 1, Mindoro, Wis. N. BARONE, Dominick R. Mrs. Rose Barone, O'BRIEN, Harry. Miss Agnes O’Brien, 1944 BEAUGRAND, Wilfred J. Mrs. Josephine 176 Cherry Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Brvant Avenue, New York, N. Y. Beaugrand, 19 Angle Street, Pawtucket, BARONE, Nichele. Mrs. Concetta Barone, O’BR'iEN. .lohu G. Mrs. Sarah Honiker, 70 R. I. 223 East One hundred and eleventh Street, Union Street, Pittsfield, Mass. BERGQUIST, Bernard. John Hjalmar Carl- New York, N. Y. O’BRIEN, John M. Timothy O’Brien, 13602 son, Bishop Hill, 111. BARTMANN, Leonard J. Louis Bartmann, Caine Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. BORA, Emanuel. Frank Bora, box 182, 425 Thirteenth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. O’SHEA, William. Miss Mary Waldman, 275 Dartmouth, Mass. BAUCOM, John A. Wade II. Baucom, Marsh- West Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. BOWMAN, John. Mrs. Mattie Bowman, Ur- ville, N. C. PERROW, John A. Mrs. Claiborne Perrow, ban, Ky. BERTSCH, Ira J. Mrs. Mary A. Bertsch, 515 Madison Street, Lynchburg, Va. BRADFORD, Raymond G. Mrs. John G. Brad- Bronson. Mich. BINDER, George. Mrs. Sylvia Binder, 113 ford, 118 Altamout Avenue, Washington, BESSONETTE, Harold Dewey. Mrs. Bnia South Second Street, Terre Haute, Ind. Pa. Bessonette, 739 East Sixteenth Street, Eu- PORTER, Albert L. H. S. Porter, 79 Bridge BREMER, Peter J. Frank Bremer, Sigel, 111. gene, Oreg. Street, Salem, Mass. BROTHERS, Morris. Philip Brothers, 589 BOWMAN, William J. Mrs. Kate Bowman, PORTER, Clement K. Mrs. Florence Porter, Hopkinson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, 106 Harrison Avenue, Burlington, Iowa. Rexburg, Idaho. BURKEL, Conrad A. F. John C. Burkel, BREAZZANO, Michael. Charles Breazzano, R.AIJ*H, Fred B. Mrs. Myrtle Ralph, Box Reese, Mich, 73 Shillman Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 87, Rockport, HI. CAMPBELL, James. Mrs. Mary McGonagle, BRENDAL, Edwin. Mrs. Pauline Brendal, REY^NOLDS, James. John Reynolds, 54 Ari- 173 Endicott Street, Boston, Mass. Starbuck, Minn. zon.a Street, Fall River. Mass. CAPUTO. Antonio. Michael Tozzo, 175 First BROWN, Henry A. Mrs. S. E. Brown, 60 ROVAI, Guiseppe. Nick Rovai, 471 Holman Street, Worcester, Mass. Clark Street, Framingham, Mass. Street, Hammond, Ind. CASENE. Fidele. Miss Carmelia, 233 Narless BROWN, James. Jesse R. Brown, Fayette, Street, Elizabeth, ROWE. Lewis M. John II. Rowe, Crab Or- N. J. Mo. chard, W. Va. CHURCH, John O, Mrs. W. J. Church, 4335 BROWNE, Harry R. James E. Browne, 19 Budlong Chicago, 111. Mass. ROWELL, Wesley II. Mrs. Mary Fiefleld, Avenue, Greenwood Street, Malden, 4052 South Rixel Street, Los Angeles, Cal. COLLINS, Gills. Mrs. Mary M. Collins, Har- BRUNN. John A. Engellburt Brunn, 1799 lan, York. N. Y. S.AMPLE, Fred. Mrs. Mary L. Sample, K.v. Lexington Avenue, New Dawson. Nebr. COOK. Vern R. A. 0. Cook, Wessington CAMPANIELLI, Leonardo. Mike Cocoo, 933 S.ASIUELSON, Harry A. Mrs. Louise Sam- Springs, S. Dak. East Patterson Street, Alliance, Ohio. uelson, 815 Commercial Street, Council CRAWFORD, Richard. Bob Jones, Kenedy, CANNON, James P. John Cannon, 6 Worth- Bluffs, Iowa. Tex. ington Street, Roxbury, Mass. SHURR. Victor Charles. Ernest Gollnick, CRIGGER, George W. James M. Crigger, CAPPOLINO, Philip Vincent. Mrs. Mary E. 311 East Pennsylvania Street, South Bend, Wytheville, Va. Cappolino, 324 East Eighty-ninth Street, York. N. Y. Ind. „ DARNELL. Othot. Mrs. Mary E. Darnell, New SIEDLICKI. Stanley. Frank Siedlicki, 5244 Dawson Springs, Ky. CARPENTER, Blake. Mrs. May Rice, R. F. Honore Street, Chicago, III. DAU. Paul J. Mrs. Ernestine Dau, R. F. D. D. 2. Copemish, Mich. Carter, Commerce, SMALL, Lester A. Austin N. Small, 5240 1, Derry, Pa. CARTER, Leo. Robert Tol. Avenue, Oakland, Cal. DEVLIN, Ralph E. Mrs. Margaret Devlin, Okla. Charles. SMITH, Arthur. Mrs. William Smith, 9 East 120 North Law Street, Allentown, Pa. CHARLES, Thomas. Mrs. Margaret Virginia Road, Jamestown, N. Y. DOWGIEL. Bronislaw. Karimier Dowglel^ Brumsemney, Londonderry. Ireland. William. Mrs. Mary Clarke, 56 SMITH, Fred R. Miss May E. Niemeyer, S.eeane, Delaware County, Pa. CLARKE. Street. Ossining. N. Y. 1759 Wc.st Madison Street, Chicago, 111. DRZEWUCKI, John .1. Mrs. Catherine North Malcolm Michael Cody, 25 Bar- SMITH, Willie. A1 Smith, Jonesboro, Ark. Drzewucki, 52 Weiss Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CODY, Nicholas T. STEELE, R. B. Mrs. Ralph B. Steele, 1109 FINLEY, Ursa. Mrs. Asleigh Finley, Blue rett Street. Revere, Mass. Coffin, Levering, North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Mountain, Ala. COFFIN, William H. Dick TACKER, Maurice. Adolph Tacker, 201 Cen- FOWLER. Charles A. Mrs. Mattie Fowler, Mich. ter Street, Brockton, Mass. 327 Ogden Street, East Liverpool, Ohio. COLLARD, Robert .T. J. J. Collard, Direct, TEMPLETON, Joseph T. Josie French, Wel- GAIKINS, Joseph. John G.aikens, 1518 Som- Tex. lington, Tex. ers Street, Philadelphia, Pa. COLLINS, William F. Mary Barnwell. 81 GARRIGAN, James Walter. Alice Garrlgan, TERBONNE, Herbert. Louis Terbonne, Cut Hunneman Sti’eet, Roxbury, Mass. Off, La. 51 Jefferson Street, Bradford, Pa. COOPER, George A. Hugh A. Cooper, Ohio THOMSON, Edgar R. James Thomson, 302 G.4TES, William G. Mrs. Ada Gates, Wins- Relay. Md. Avenue, . North Orange Street, Orlando, Fla. low, Ariz. CRAIG, John. Mrs. Rose Craig, 12 Alter THORNTON, Brown M. Mrs. Eunice Thorn- GERDTS, Albert L. Mrs. Augusta Gerdts, Place, Montclair, N. J. „ . „ ton, .5215 First Avenue. Birmingham, Ala. Devers, Tex. CRIDDLE, William R. Mrs. E. A. Zorcb, TOBIAS, John. Mrs. Helen Sahutko, 934 GERENSKI, Stefen. Aran Gerenski, 17 Clay 277 Kenwood Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Green Street, Munhall, Pa. Street, Rochester, N. Y. DARRAH. William T. Albert B. Darrah, 111 K. Ardith Good, TRAYERS, Lawrence James. John Trayers. GOOD, Lester Miss 1118 South Street. Warrensburg, Mo. 109 West One hundred and second Street, Thirty-second Street, Camden, N. J. DE MOSS. William C. Mrs. Mary Edith De New York, N. Y. GROSSBARD, Moses. Max Grossbard, 1411 Moss, 557 South Pierce Street, Lima, Ohio. Madison Avenue, York, N. TURTENWALD, Charles W. John Turten- New Y. DUNKEL, Herman J. John Dunkel, R. I. D. F. Smith, wald, 14 Fortieth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. H.4CKETT. Thomas Mrs. George A, box 240, Sanger, Cal. VAN BUSKIRK, Forest Wheeler. Miss Ruby Lincoln Park, N. J. ECKERT. Charles. Mrs. Catherine Vincent, Van Buskirk, Sweet Springs, Mo. HACZYNSKI, John. Vincent Haezynski, Man- Wayland. Ky. ville. R. I. VECCIIIORI, Geralamo. Gregory Guissani, Fisher, 397 Josiah. Mrs. Dora Longacre, FISHER, Clayton G. George box 822, Westwood, Cal. HALDEMAN, N. Y. Mount Gretna, Pa. Tremont Street, North Tonawanda, VOGEL, George. John H. Vogel, Melrose, Mrs. Thomas Sulli- HAUGEN, Carl A. Mrs. Ole Haugen, Grand FL\HERTY. Joseph W. Minn. van, 3868 Twenty-third Street, San Fran- WALLS, Fay V. Alex F. Walls, Forest City, Forks, N. Dak. HIGGINS, Ernest F. Robert L. Higgins, R. cisco. Cfil. Me. Maurice G. Mrs. Estella W. F. D. 3, Lake City, Ark. FITZGERALD. W.ARD, William B. Mrs. Emma Ward, 969 Tylersport, Pa. Oreg. HOLLAND, Freeborn. George Holland, Vo- Fitzgerald, Vernon Avenue, Portland, Rufus. Ilemy L. Gerloff, Leroy, W.VWRZYNCZAK, Francis R. Mrs. Mary wells Mill, La. GERLOFF, Wawrzynczak, 410 North Birdsell Street, JOHNSON, Gustave L. Nels Johnson, Le- South Bend, Ind. mont. 111. GILCREASE, John E. Mrs. Louise Gilcrease, JONES, John P. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, 113 WE.VVER, Kay. Mrs. S. B. Weaver, Kalispell, Boyce. La. ^ ,, „ Mont. East Seventeenth Street, Homestead, Pa. GIORGE, John. .Toe Verry, 64 North Saline WERNER, Gottfried. Mrs. Emily Werner, LANTZER, Grover Herbert. George Lantzer, Street. Syracuse. N. Y. 7201 Grand Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 266 East Van Buren Street, Battle Creek, GOLTZ. Max A. Mrs. Augusta Gordon, Whea- WESOLWSKI. Fred. Mrs. Catherine Weso- Mich. ter, Minn. E. Gonter- lowski, 3507 Soutbside Avenue, Cincinnati, I. .4YER, .John Leonard. Miss Ethel Freeman, GONTERM.-VN. Ora A. Mrs. Mary Ohio. 605 Merchant Street, I’ittsburgh, Pa. maii. Roodhouse, 111. WHITE, Paul. Mrs. Clara White, Boynton, I.ONIISK, .lohn. Joseph .Tablinsky, 23 Bow- GORDON, Abe. Mrs. Yetta Gordon, 28 Lud- Mo. ery, New York, N. Y. low Street, New York, N. Y. THE OFFICI^U. U. S. BULLETIN: TllUKSDAY, FEBRUAEY 27, 1919. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

HALE, Tommie. Will R. Surbcr, Cookson, STOBIE, George Brown. Mrs. Jeanie Stobie, JONES, Walter Lurman. Robert C. .Tones, Okla. 1 468 Belt Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 1108 North Mount Street, Baltimore, Md. HAUGEN, GJermond P. Mrs. Emma T. Hau- STRUVE, Claus. Peter Struve, Manning, KERNAN, Thomas B. Mrs. Ellen Kernan, 601 gen, Decorah, Iowa. Iowa. North Lexington Avenue, Hastings, Nebr. IIELGESON. Edward. Marvin Helgeson, 509 SULLIVAN, Edward A. Mrs. Nora Rutschow, LOWNEY, Dennis. Mrs. Margaret Lowney, Locust Street, Janesville, Wls. 1311 South Talman Avenue. Chicago, 111. 814 Cooper Street, Butte, Mont. HOOD. Carter. Mrs. Ollie Cooky, 209 Choice THOMAS, George. Winfield 8. Thomas, R. F. McGOWAN, Phillip S. Mrs. Rose M. Mc- Street, Greenville, S. C. D. 1, Dresden, Ohio. Gowan, 512 Montana Street, Lewiston, HORN, Calvin W. James C. Horn, R. F. D. TOSTO, Alfred. Frank Tosto, 44 Madison Mont. 2, Dossvllle, Miss. Street, New York, N. Y. MILLER, Charles T. Mrs. Lizzie Miller, 99 HORRIGHS, Charlie. Mrs. Mai-y Horrlghs, ULRICH, Bowman J. Joseph Ulrich, 309 Elm Street, Portland, Me. 219 East Carpenter, Sprlngfleld, HI. Elm Street, Watsontown, Pa. MILLER, John S. Mrs. Annie Miller, 309 HOURIHAN, James J. Miss Anna Ilourihan, URTCHEK, John. Stephen Camisuraka, 518 Goffstown Road, Manchester, N. U. 115 East Fifty-third Street. New York, N. Y. North Wood Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PARKER, Hillis. Mrs. Eva Parker, 1226 JOHNSON, Robert. Mrs. Margaret Johnson, VERHELST, Jacob. John Verhelst, Oostburg, Temple Place, St. Louis, Mo. 140 Spring Street, Paterson, N. J. Wis. PITTS, William. Jesse Pitts, route 1, Bella .TUERS, John A. Henry J. Juers, Toluca, 111. WALTERS, Joe T. Mrs. Ellen Walters, 115 Mills, Ala. KBITHLY, John W. P. E. Keithly, 3630 South Skidmore Street, Columbus, Ohio. RAGSDALE, Charles. Mrs. Virginia Petri, B, Pennsylvania Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. WENDT, Fred. Chris Wendt, Woodstock, F. D. 7, Westwood, Cincinnati, Ohio. 111 KINNEY, Nicholas P. Mrs. Lucy Kinney, 45 . REEDS, Charles E. Armstead Reeds, B. F. D, East Eleventh Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. WHEELWRIGHT, Milan C. D. W. Wheel- 1, Westfield, 111. LARSON, Walter J. Mrs. Della S. Larson, right, Woodward, Iowa. ROBERTSON, Howard E. Mrs. Sarah Eliza- Golva, III. WILKINSON, Harold R. Mrs. Ruth A. Wil- beth Robertson, 457 West Waggoner Street, LUVENDER, Ernest H. Mrs. Margaret Luv- kinson, R. P. D. 1, Clare, 111. Decatur, 111. ender, 1216 Grove Street, Avoca, Pa. WILSON, Louis M. Jim Wilson, care Hill ROWEN, Robert J. John A. Baker, 14 Chest- McGEE, Otis K. Richard K. McGee, R. F. D. Camp, Shamrock, Okla. nut Street, Westfield, Mass. 2, Chunkie, La. WITT, Reginald A. Mrs. Anna Witt, Ama- SCANLON, Edward R. William J. Scanlon, MARTIN. Cliff. Judd Dean, Toccoa, Ga. rillo, Tex. 682 Kossuth Street, Bridgeport, Conn. M.YRTIN, Robert. Mrs. Maggie Martin, Jones- WIXSOM, Iliram, jr. Mrs. Anna Wixsom, 78 SeZUBLASKEY, Leo A. Stanley Sczublas- town, Schuylkill County, Pa. Park Street, Adams, Mass. key, 730 Russell Street, Toledo, Ohio. MATHEWS, Benard C. William T. Mathews, WYANT, William N. Charles Wyant, 1147 SHUTZ, Alvin. Martin Pfaff, Weyawega, R. F. D. 1, Buena Vista, Tenn. Hoyt Street, Muskegon, Mich. Wls. JIATSON, Oscar Seglas Fuller, ZITZMAN. Robert. Mrs. Catherine Zitzman, W. White SILVEY, Earl E. John H. Sllvey, box 737, Cloud, Mich. 12 Beech Street, Orange, N. J. Clarke Avenue, Jefferson Citv, Mo. MEHRMAN, Fred G. George Mehrman, 771 Mohawk Wounded Slightly. STEELE, John H. Mrs. Louis Steele, 6027 Street, Columbus. Ohio. Locust Street, Philadelphia, M' ERS, Frank. Mrs. Pa. Theresa Meyers, R. F. STINNETT, Carlis. Mrs. Nancy Stinnett, R. 1). 10, Defiance, Ohio. COLONKL. F. D. 4, box 44, Athens, Ala. MICHAEL. Athanse Z. B. H. Michael, 146 HARTMANN, Edward Theodore. Mrs. Kath- STOT’KE, Frederick. Miss Anna Wocssner, Winter Street, Haverhill, Mass. erine Poole Hartmann, 206 State Street, 359 Second Avenue, College Point, N. Y. MILLER, Fred D. Bert E. Miller, Nashville, Albany, N. Y. Mich. THOMAS. William J. Richard Thomas, Great MAJOE. Neck, N. NETHERSCOTT, John R. Mrs. Robert Neth- Y. P. B. erscott, 495 Elendale Avenue, Portchester, BARRETT, Thomas. Thomas Barret, jr., 924 TROMBLEY, Edward Henry Twombleyi N. Y. Hickman Road, Augusta. Ga. 300 Diiplant Street, Bav Citv, Mich. WEST, Don E. Mrs. Bettie E. West, 57 Pearl NICKELS, Frank J. Joseph Nickels, R. F. CAPTAINS. Street. Denton, Tex. D. 1, Richwood. Wis. J. William Bowers, NORTON, Guy. Mrs. Mary Norton, R. F. D. GRIFFIN, Charles C. Mrs. Helen L. Griffln, BOWERS, Raymond M. box 72. Casselton, N. Dak. 1, Delhi, N. Y. 627 Maryland Avenue NE., Washington, OPUHSKI, Walter. John Obuhskl, 9 Spring D. C. BRADFORD, Joseph W. Albert C. Bradford, Street, Lowell, Mass. SMITH, Earl B. Mrs. Ruth B. Smith, 11 20 Glenwood Square, Brockton, Mass. DEAL, Laverne E. Spencer Deal, 625 North OWENS, Walter D. Henry S. Owens, 3512 Cleveland Lane, Princeton. N. .T. Van Buren Street, Monroe. Wis. Holiday Street. St. Louis. Mo. SORENSON, Soren C. Mrs. S. C. Sorenson, PAULANSKI. William. Mrs. Julia Augus- 421 East Thirteenth Street, Grand Island, MURPHY, Paul L. Mrs Mary Murphy, 56 Stanhope Street, Brooklyn. Y. tidis, 717 Moon Avenue. Rockdale, 111. Nebr. N O'Brien, PETERSON, Henry. John L. Peterson, LIEUTENANTS. O'BRIEN. T’mothy. Mrs. Timothv Ontario, Brandt, S. Dak. 44 Elfin Street, Arnprior, Canada. PINNOW, John A. Henry Pinnow, Brodhead, BALLARD, Sherman Hart. W. H. Ballard, PINKSTON, Otto. Albert Pinkston, Merom, Wis. Pcterstown, W. Va. Ind. PIOTROWSKI. Joseph Prank. Mrs. Joseph BLACK, William Martin. Mrs. Mary Black, PUGH, William M. Mrs. Minerva A. Pugh, Piotrowskl, Stanley, Wis. Newton, 111. Red Bay. Ala. POMERVILLE, Leslie. David Pomerville, R. BLANK, Samuel Arthur. Lazarus Shapire, TOWNE, Thomas H. Guy Towne, Dawson, 1123 Sixth F. D. 1, Munger, Mich. Street NW., Washington, D. C. Iowa. PTIRPUR.l, Salvatore. Frank Purpura, 331 BUSH, Maurice W. Mrs. Rosina A. Bush, VENDED. Joseph J. Joseph J. Vendel, Oska- East One hundred and fifth Street, New Greensburg, Pa. loosa. Kans. York. N. Y. CHRISTLYN, Robert N. Mrs. Olive A, Chris- YERKES, A. Russell. Mrs. Ada B. Yerkes, REYNOLDS. Clyde Gilbert. Mrs. Sarah A. tian, 8 Paterson Street, Providence, R. I. 1306 Ruscomh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Reynolds, 304 Birch Street. Kane, Pa. EISNER, Morris M. Mrs. Marie Eisner, 144 RIENCKE, Voorhees. Mrs. Sarah Riencke, 72 East Tulpehocken Street, Philadelphia, Pa. conroR.tLS. FOSTER, Albert J. Mrs. J. A. Foster, 519 South Sixteenth Street, South Orange, N. ,T. ALDRICH, Orth Erie. Mrs. .Jennie Aldrich, ROLLMAN, Peter Joseph. Mrs. Katie Banks, McClellan Street. Wausau, Wis. FULLER, Wiley Madison. Mrs. Wiley M. 24 South Eighth Street, La Payette, Ind Seneca, Kans. ALLEN, Charles C. Mrs. Evie Schoggins, ROONEY. Joseph J. Mrs. Catherine Rooney, Fuller, 49 T Street NW., Washington, D. C. HAPER, Harry H. Mrs. Margaret Haper, Ashland, Ala. 418 West Eighteenth Street, New York, 'Tommie. Mrs. Mary Bogan, Spar- Smithhoro, 111. BOGAN. N. Y. tanburg, S. C. KENNEDY, Edward .T. Mrs. Alice M. Ken- RUZICKA. Edward E. Frank Ruzlcka, Lin- ENGLES, Robert T. David Parker Engles, wood. Nebr. nedy, Milford, Ohio. SCHOENFELD. Sydney. Max Schoenfeld. star route, Salado, Ark. SAMTHOLSON, Hilmer R. Mrs. Manda Sam- William J. Mrs. Mary Fegley, 854 Hewitt Place, New York, N. Y. FEGLEY, nelson, 623 Case Street, Negaunee, Mich. Nebr. SMITH, Le Roy Le V. Mrs. Claudia M. Smith, Westpoint, SAWYER, Samuel. William Sawyer, 67 Ab- William B, Fitzgerald, 2440 South Cherry Avenue, Fresno. Cal. PI'TZGERALD, Lum liott Street. Lawrence, Mass. Dover, Tenn. ROSS. Ogden .1. Ogden Ross, Keenan Build- SE.VVERS, George. Mrs. Ellen Seavers, 483 P. ing, Troy, N. Y. AKE, Samuel M. Richard Ake, 406 Wil- Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. liam Avenue, Altoona, Pa. SC-ILLY. William P. Mrs. Catherine Scally, SAKRISON, Roy H. John Sakrison, Deer Park, Wis. ANDERSON, John. Mrs. Mary Anderson, 307 22 Elm Street. Valley Falls. R. I. Third Street, Conemaugh, Pa. Louis. Schmelter, SCHMEI/rER, Leo Casmer SERGEANT MAJOR. ARND'r, John William. William S. Arndt, R. 506 South River Street, Sheboygan, Wis. H.\SKELL, George C., jr. Mrs. George C. F. D. 3, Morley, Nebr. William A. Miss Nettie Shanks, SH.VNKS, Haskell, jr., Rogers Avenue, BARBIERI. Frank. Frank Ercolino, 217 Lodi York, Mount Wash- 429 East Eighty-second Street, New ington, Md. Street. Hackensack, N. J. N. Y. .SERGEANTS. BARRE'TT, Harry J. Mrs. Annie C. Barrett, John S. Mrs. Sarah Simons, 321 'Twenty-first Street, Plupa, Pa. SIMONS. ALLEN, John J. Mrs. Dora .\llen, 632 Madi- 1338 North Vineyard Street, Bethlehem, Pa. son Street, West BIANCO. Raffaelo. Donnick Capio, 85 Mar- Annie New York, N. J. SIMPSON, Edward Prank., Mrs. C. ARSENAULT, Wilfred. .John Arsenault, 21 ket Street, Paterson, N. J. Simpson, Rockfish, Va. Washington Street, Rumford, Me. BIGGERSTAFF, Jack. John C. Biggerstaff, Co- SLANE, I’eter. Miss Betsy Slane, 505 BANKS, .Joseph H. Joseph Banks, 1510 Dela- Brice. Tex York, Y. lumbus Avenue, New N. ware Street, Paulsboro, N. J. BURGER, John. Mrs. Herman Burger, Ripon, SMITH, Fred. John Smith. Benton, 111. BARKIS, Charles B. Emmett Levi Barkis, Wis. D. SNOW, Ernest. John O. Snow, R. F. 5, .^70 Forty-second Avenue, San Francisco, BURKE, Chester L. Mrs. Ellen Burke, 1240 Reidsville, N C. Cal. .Tones Avenue. Pueblo, Colo. SPINDLER, Adolph. John Splndler, R. F. D. BEWLEY, James, Mrs. Charles Erwin, Oak CARNEY, Le Roy R. R. E. Carney, 413 F. 1. Valley, Browns Minn. View, I’a. Avenue West, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. SPITZER, John. Noah L. Spitzer, Rainelle, BOFFARD, Benjamin. Benjamin Boffard, 63 DAUNT. Richard. Mrs. TRly Daunt, 410 Cul- W. Va. Martha Place, Passaic, N. J. vert Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. STENSEN, Christian P. Mrs. Christine Sten- COPELMAN, Aaron ID. Mrs. Libbio Caller, FLYNN. Martin J. kirs. .T. J. Flynn, 24 Mid- sen, box 459, Isllp, N. Y'. 2929 Park Street, Kansas City, Mo. dlesex Street, Charlestown, Mass. STEVENS .Terry. Mrs. Hattie IT. Stevens, DOUGLASS, Harry P. Elmer Douglass, Van- FOREMAN, Ben. Mrs. Daisy Foreman, 1004 R F. I). 5, Quitman, Ga. derbilt. Pa. South Twelfth Street, Chickashn. Okla. STIRR.ATT, James S., jr. Mrs. Margaret HARVEY, Ray. L. B. Harvey, West Fourth GRABILL. Luther S. Mrs. Sarah Grabill, Stirratt, Cherry, 111. Street, Marysville, Ohio, New HoUand, Pa. 2S 'yilK OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBKUAicY li/io. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

GRIBBLE. Melvin 1’. Mrs. Daily Gribble, RAGAN, Rex. Mrs, Angie Ragan, El Centro, WOODHULL, Charles E. Mrs. Rose Dorman. Linda, Mo. Cal. Cedar Springs, Mich. HARRELL, Jesse M. Thomas A. Harrell, STALEY, Charles P. Charles E. Staley, ALLEN, Ben B. Mrs. Alice Allen, Stacy, Cambridge, Idaho. Frederick, Md. Perry County, Ky. HELTEMES, Harry S. George W. Heltemes, COOK. ALLRED, Rankin. Ellis E. Allred, R. F. D. Hoisington, Kans. No. 2, Asheboro, N. C. CAHILL, Thomas. Joe Cahill, 1690 Gates HORGAN, James A. James A. Horgan, 126 ALVIG, Melvin L. Peter Alvig, .\venue, Brooklyn, Y. R. F. D. No, Pine Street, Danvers, Mass. N. 1, Willmar, Minn. ERICK, George H. Mrs. Charles Erick, Frank- PRIVATES. ANNIE, Frank M. Mrs. Eleso T. Middleton. fort. N. Y. LOYD, George S. Robert Loyd, Heaters, W. Pocatella, Idaho. LLEWELLYN, William E. Mrs. Elzina Llew- Va. BAILEY, Will L. J. Mrs. W. L. J. Bailey. ellyn, 482 Gage Stre«t, Akron, Ohio. McDOUGLE, Nathaniel C. Mrs. Ann Mc- Hartwell, Ga. Mrs. Minerva McCoy, 2114 BA.IOR, Stephen. McCOY, Thomas. Dougle, R. F. D. 2, Sampson, Ala. Mrs. Johanna Bajor, 1666 Grover Avenue, New Orleans, La. McGEE, John Joseph. Mrs. Sarah McGee, 41 West Eighteenth Place, Chicago, 111. MCDON.4LD. Albert F. Albert C. McDonald, Mary Street, Paterson, N. J. BALONIER, John. Mrs. Rosie Balonler. 356 East Idaho Street, Blackfoot, Idaho. McGLOTHLAN, Spencer L. Mrs. Stella M. R. F. D. No. 4, Dayton, Ohio. McGR.\DY. Charles M. Mrs. Georgia Mc- McGlothlan, Harrison, Ark. BARDINELL.4, Tony. Joseph Bardinella, Grady, R, P. D. 4, care of H. P. Casma, MacFARLANE, John R. Mrs. Louise Mac- Portland Street, Middletown, Conn. Tulsa, Okla. Farlane, 78 Brown Street, Rutland, Vt. BARNETT, Jesse. Thomas Barnett, Piqua, McKEEVER. Daniel A. John McKeever, MALONE, Earl S. Joseph U. Malone, Tucum- Evans Mills, N. Y. carl, N. Mex. Bj^JPRE, Harvey J. Joseph Baupre, Warren, .John James. Mrs. McKinney, Lavon Mc- MARCUM, Sam P. W. T. Marcum, Dix, 111. Kinney, Salisbury, Mo. MARSH, Edward M. Mrs. Emma Marsh, 352 BARNARDT, Fred G. Mrs. Caroline Bern- MAHAR, Daniel H. Mrs. Jessie Sinsabaugh, Seventh Avenue, Homestead, Pa. hardt, 3105 West Thirty-ninth Place, Chi- 325 Sixth Avenue, Newark, N. J. cago, 111. MURPHY, Max Augustine. Frank Murphy, BILLMEYER, MARTINS, Arthur H. Mrs. Victoria Martins, R. F. D. Fenton, Mich. Prank E. Mrs. Elizabeth Bill- 3, meyer, 18 Saratoga 137 Langley Street, Fall River, Mass. MYERS, John H. H. Mrs. Willie C. Cannon, Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. M.tTHEWS, Willie G. Lee A. Ox- BRADLEY, John P. Edward Bradley, Mathews, R. F. D. 1, Rickman, Tenn. Van- ford. N. C. dergrlft Heights, Pa. NITSCHE, Alfred E. E. J. Nitsche, 504 De- BROTHERS, MATHISEN, Arthur C. Peter Mathisen, R. canter Street, Marshall, Tex. Raymond L. Mrs. Arthur West- gate, Miller Street, F. D. 1, Woodside, Cal. OHLER, Pete E. Mrs. Jennie Ohler, Barn- Rock, Mass. BROWN, Edw’ard P. Mrs. Gertrude E. PARSONS, James A. R. E. Parsons, Ware- hill, Tuscarawas County, Ohio. Brown, house Point, Lo Lo Hot Springs, Mont. Conn. PATCUETT, Nelson. Mrs. Beatrice S. Pat- POULSON, WiRlam L. Mrs. .Jennie Poulson, BRUDE, Hugh. Mrs. Martha Brude, 2025 chett, 6 Williams Street, Jamaica Plain, South Seventieth 201 Clifton Avenue, Newark, N. J. Mass. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. POUNDS, Willie E. Ellie Pounds, R. F. D. CARNEY, James W. Mrs. Theresa Carney, Harold. Clifford Richardson, 244 4, Clanton, Ala. PAYNTER, 7 Lincoln Street, Maynard, Mass. West Sixty-first Street, York, N. Y. RAKER, George Charles, jr. Mrs. Mary New CASTILLO, Radolph. Mrs. Helen Castillo, PI.'ISCIK, Raker. 83 Weddaleway, Rochester, N. Y. Aleksander. Viktor Romanski, 39 Casa Blanca, Cal. Rusland Street, Bridgeport, Conn. STILWELL, Loy W. ,\rthur W. Stilwell, CAUDLE, Willie. Mrs. Hattie Fesperman, Russell North Street, lola, Kans. POWELL, D. Mrs. Anna E. Powell, R. P. D. 2, Albemarle, N. C. STIVENDER, Calvin Lee. Mrs. Anna W. 615 London Street, Urbana, Ohio. CHAFFEE, .John W. Mrs. Nettie Chaffee, 31 Grooms. 2124 Main Street, Jacksonville, Fla. RICHARDSON, William H. Mrs. Regina B Street SW., Ardmore, Okla. Richardson, 61 Prince Street, Paterson, N. J. ST. JOHN, Paul. Wellington St. John, Lin- CHAVEZ, Melensendro. Mrs. Fidelia Chavez, colnville. Pa. ROBERTS, William A. Mrs. Susan B. Roberts, Pajarito, N. Mex. P. O. box 259, Merryville, La. SUMNERS, Charles II. John W. Sumners, CONNELLY, Charles J. Mrs. Ellz.abeth Con- Tuskahoma, Okla. ROHLER, Melvin A. John A. Rohler, Stock- nelly, 628 West Lacook Street, North Side, THACKER, Noah. John B. Thacker, San well, Ind. Pittsburgh, Pa. Augustine, I’ex. RUTLEDGE, Leonard. John Rutledge, Pick- COUSER, Alex. Willie Couser, Shiloh, S. C. VAN WINKLE, Ray. Mrs. Ella Van Winkle, ford, Mich. COWART, Grady D. Earl P. Cowart, Hunt- II. Sandv/ich, 111. SAUBER, Edward Rudolph Sauber, R. F. ington, Tex. WATSON, Thomas T. B. T. Watson, Albion, D. 1, New Baltimore, Mich. CRAWFORD, Lawrence W. Harry W. Craw- SCHAIBLE, Harry. Mrs. Flora Schaible, ford, Parsons, 111 . 2330 W. Va. North Boniver Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DAVIS, WEBR Luther M. Vcster S. Webb, Valley, William R. Miss May Taylor, 560 N. C. SELLERS, Optat. Mrs. Asa Vincent, Milton, North Maiu Street, Brockton, Mass. FRIES, George L. Mrs. Mary Fries, 2031 La. DELESKY, Toni. Thomas Delesky, 131S East Seventh .Street, Erie, North Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, 111. SHORT, Samuel W. Mrs. Louella Short, Pa. GIBSON, Virge. Mrs. Sarah Spaggs, 136 Cleveland, Ark. DELCIA. Vite. Mike Delcia, 1208 Glenn Ave- Cherry Street, Los Angeles, Cal. SIMPSON. Floyd. Robert H. Simpson, Cale- nue Columbus, Ohio. EKUS, Morris. Philip GILES, Harry E. James F. Giles, 32 New donia, N. Y. Ekus, ISO South Ninth Street, Kingston, N. Y. SIWOSKI, Leon. Peter' Wojcuhoski, 721 Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ESPOSITO, Joseph. HICKS, Loy L. J. SI. Hicks, Clarinda, Eleventh Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Tony Esposito, 316 St. Iowa. .Tohn KINTZ, John E. Mrs. Katherine Kintz, West SMITH, Archie. Mrs. Lela Smith, 1332 West Street, New Haven, Conn. Branch, Iowa. Fourteenth Street, Muncie, Ind. FORREST, .Jasper B. George Alexander For- rest, 316 Dickerson SI.vcBRIDE. Donald H. Sirs. SXary C. Mac- SOUCAR, Philip. George Soucar, 523 Dexter Avenue, Greenville, N. C. Bride. 125 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Central Falls. R. I. GORDON, Melvin C. Mrs. Lena Gordon, 53 SIILLER, Frank. Mrs. Siena Sliller, 70 SPANG, Orville .J. Charles T. Spang, 2710 New Liberty Street, South Norfolk, Va. Street. Woodhridge. N. J. Brooklyn Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. SIORRISON. SPLIES, William. GRIMES, Sami. James G. Grimes, Simms, Richard C. Richard C. Mor- Lewis Gast, R. F. D. 1, Tex. rison, R. F. D. Bishopville, box Granger, Ind. 2, S. C. 48, GUAZZO, Guiseppi. Toney Guazzo, 144 O'SHEA, Daniel Edward. Timothy O’Shea, STAUD, Fridolin J. John A. Stand, 303 Syca- more Street, Washington, Pa. Gerah Bonane, Kenmare, County Kerry, Third Street, Elkins, W. Va. GUINAN, Howard J. Sirs. Elizabeth Guinau, Ireland. SUHOCKI, Julius. Felix Suhockl, 1065 East 1332 West Cumberland .Street, Philadelphia, Sixty-ninth Street, PETER, William C. Sirs. Clara Peters, 444 Cleveland, Ohio. Pa. Ripka Avenue, Roxborough, Philadelphia, TILL, George. Mrs. Augusta Tills, R. F. D. GULLICK, Hammon. Mrs. Mamie White, R. Pa. 7, box 117, Manitowoc, Wis. F. D. 2, box Broomwood, Ga. TROUT, Jesse P. Mrs. Goodllve, 30, SELNB. Henry, August Seine, Albany, Wls. Eva Con- HASTINGS, Paul M. Mrs. Paunnle Hastings, nellsvillc, Ohio. TRUSSELL, William P. W. H. Trussell, 1.500 Marshall Street, Little Rock, Arkl Wenzle. Wenzle Albia, Iowa. TUMA. Tuma, R. F. D. 6, JOHNSON, Essie. Mrs. Francis box Luxembourg, Wis. Smoot, 1.521 YERKES. Gustave J. Mrs. Lucy Yerkes, 471 260, Seventh Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. North Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. VARNER, Frank, jr. Frank Varner, Caldwell, KEEBLE, James E. Anderson Keeble, R. P. Tex. D. 2, Walland, Tenn. B0GLBHS, VENTIMIGLIA, Joseph. James Ventimiglia, KIVDT’, John E. Gus Kivdt, Twin Valley, ARDUINI, Guiseppe. Savanno Arduini, Su- 121 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Minn. pina. Provlncia Rome,' Italy. VERILLO, Michael. Joe Colanduain, 540 KLESIENSKI, Roch. Steven Klesienski, 191 DODDS. Harold Logan. Mrs. Loretta Dodds, High Street, Dedham, Mass. Twenty-eighth Street, Detroit, Mich. 164 Livernols Avenue, Detroit, Slich. TOLLAND, Harold J. L. J. Volland, R. F. KRANS, Victor N. August Krans, 339 South- FISCHER, George F. George J. Fischer, 30 D. 1, Yakima, Wash. ern Avenue, Muskegon. Mich. North Pulaski Street, Baltimore, Md. WALLESKY, George. John C. Filbert, R. F. LAZOWSKI, Andrew. Mrs. P. Lazowski, JONES, Ray C. Mrs. Dora Jones, care of D. 2, Monroe, Nebr. Shamokin, Pa. Wolverton Hardware Co., Lawton, Okla. WEISER, George. Mrs. Tressa Welser, 52 LESSOR, Nelson. Mrs. Robert A. Lessor, Avalon Avenue, Santa Cruz, Cal. Oconto, Wis. MECHANICS. WERNER, Richard Peter. Mrs. Edward Wer- LEWIS, John L. Mrs. Alice Lewis, Shell DAHL, Norman E. II. Dahl, 4916 West Ohio ner, 1036 Brahm Street, North Side, Pitts- Rock, Iowa. Street, Chicago, 111. burgh, Pa. LEWIS, Renda. Mrs. Joe Lewis, Idabelle, KEANY. Stephen. Mrs. .Julia Tuhy, 4820 WESTEDT, Edgar A. Henry Westedt, R. F. Okla. Hamet Place, St. Louis, Mo. t? D. 1. box 3(h Linn Ridge, Wis. LONG, Joseph L. S. S. Long, 520 Elm Street, MARTINSON. Ivan W. Mrs. Mary C. Martin- WESTFALL, Louis B. Mrs. Eva May West- Clinton, Iowa. son, 815 Eleventh Avenue, Helena, Mont. fail, Sycamore, Cal. LOVERDI, Nunzio. Dominik Loverdi, Wads- POLLACK, Nathan M. Mike Pollack, 2135 WHITACRE, Andy N. Howard C. Whitacre, worth Avenue. Avon, N. Y. North Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Whitacre, Frederick County, Va. LOWE, Walter T. John G. Lowe, Lylesville, WILSON, Clarence B. John D. Wilson,- WHITE. James L. Mrs. Fannie E. Clarkson, N. C. Needmore, W. Va. 1810 Buena Vista Street, San Antonio, Te.x. MCDONOUGH, Patrick M. Mrs. Catherine WHITE, Le.slie W. Leslie M. White, 117 McDonough, general delivery, Counellsville, WAGONERS. Olive Street, New Haven, Conn. Pa. ROWAND, Charlie R. Richard Rowand, Ar- WILLIS, Oscar. William M. Willis, 112 West McFARLAN, Robert E. L., jr. J-ee McFar- cadia, Fla. Storey Street, Bozeman, Mont. lan, Quincy, Fla. LITER, Omer M. Charles W. Liter, 3447 WINTER, Robert I. John Lanchinger, 3511 M( G.\UGIIEY, Ben. Will McGaughey, R. F. Agnes Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Utah Street, St. Louis, Mo. D. 2, box 4, -41to, Tex. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN; THURSDAT, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

McGINLEY, riiilip S. BIi’s. Margaret Mc- VIERGUTZ, Arnold. Mrs. Minnie Viergutz, GORDON, James II. BIrs. Lola Gordon, (linley, 2811 Howard Street, San Francisco, 1218 I'ifth Street, Wausau, Wis. Glover, Bio. Cal. WEST, Frank Benjamin. Mrs. Margarette GOTTSCHALK, Otto. August Gottschalk, McGKOARTY, Bernard A. Miss Mary Mc- West, Bevier, Mo. gener.al delivery, Heriugton, Kans. Groarty, 2go, 1S4 Lin- Oakland City. Ind. 3.587 Bast Seventy-first Street. Cleveland, coln Avenue, New Y’ork. N. Y’ CONTessa Vincent. Vincent Contessq, sr., Oh'o. POTESANOS. Ton.y. John Potesanos. 415 108 Ten Evek Street, Brooklvn. N. A' CHEE, .Toe Bow. Wong Chep. Canton. China. East "Walnut Street, Canton. HI. COTTER. Charles F. William Cotter. .Middle- CirONG, Charlie L. Sam Lee. 118 North QUICK. Ernest W. Martin Quick, Loco. field. Conn. Enfanla Street, Eufauia. Ala. Okla. CRIEttfiet.D, Ardis M. Mrs. Ellle Crich- COCHRAN. David F. Edward T. Cochran, RADER. Henry S. Mrs. Etta Rader, East fleld. Argenta. Tex. Tennt W A’a. Radford. Va. CROCKER. Walter. Martin R. Crocker, COFFEY. Louis. Mrs. Margaret Coffey, 5543 LAYBALL, Albert. Mrs. Dollie Radke, Heis- Afountain Gi'ovp. Mo. Osage Avenue. Phiiadelphia. Pa. ingtoii, Kans. DAT.EAL Frank Henry. Frank Daley, 2012 COLESTOCK, Herbert. Mrs. Anna C. Cole- EAGER. Herbert. Mrs. Mary Rager, 323 Broadway. Chlcavo. Til. stoek. 1024 South Fifty-sixth Street. Phlla- Broad StreiU. Johnstown. Pa. DAN'"'E. Rov R. Walter Dance. Athens. T a. pbla. Pa. RANDAIyL. Frank G. Mrs. Bessie Cary. 2804 DAVTS. James A. W. T. Davis. Alta A’ista, CONT.EN, T.uke J. Miss Della Conlen. 50 5IcRay Street South Richmond. Va. Fans West Sixty-eighth Street, New York, N Y. REDFlETiD. Thomas P. Miss Nellie Smith, DAT'TS John R. Andrew Davis. R. F. D. 11. COOPER. Ferris. Mrs. Lettie Cooper, Point- 42 Horatio Street, New York. N. Y. Knavville. Tenn. endlle. Mo. REYNICK, William H. 5frs, Alice Beale Sut- DET'ORE. Robert C. Charles Devore. Norman. DFZARDO. Laurence. Abel Dezardo. box 819, ton. 84 Clarissa Street Rochester. N. Y. O'-la Donora. Pa. ROUSH. Ralph R. William D. Roush. Clen- DT'U''FT,L. Oscar K. Mrs. Blanche Seek. DOBS. Boni. Miss Stella Dobs. Mlntvllle. Pa. dennin. W. Va T'na. Mo. FT.LIS, Carl. French Ellis. Logan, W Va. RY.\N, Wiliiam .1., Mrs. Ely Ryan, 62 Lib- FT T TOTT. Walter M Fred 5T. Elliott. 2 FF.fTN. .Alfred J. Mrs. Barbara Febn, 2318 erty Street. West Orange, N. J Plea.vant Street. St. .Tohnsbury. Vt. Walnut Street, Evansville. Ind. SAMi’SON, Carl M. Mr«. Stella S-'moson, ERTCTCSCN. Conrad Albert. Anna Erickson, FRYE. George. William Frye, R. F. D. 2, 044 South Main Street, Snrin'rheld. Mass. 8 'nstin Stre<'t. Fenwav. Mass. Cosby, Tenn. SAMPSON. Mel/ar P. Melzer B. Sami)son, FORD. T.ee A. 5Trs. Ellen 51. Fo'd. 300 North GAIJ/Q. Tony. .Toseph Gallo, 182 Midland 11 Washington Street, Plymouth, Mass. KevtiieVy .Avenue. T.akeland. Fla. Avenue. Lu'ekahoe, N. Y. SCUT OSSER. Fred A. Noah M. Schlosser, FOOTE. Julian C. Mrs. Eva Foote, .Anderson, GENOVESE. Frank. Mrs. Theresa Genovese, Tuka. Ill 5Io. 2245 Second Avenue, New A'ork. N. Y. SHOT Charles. 5Jrs. Ludy Enuis, 5Ier- IT'TFNSTCT. Wladislaw. Paul Halenskl, 321 GER.ARD, Charles. Miss Alice Gerard, caro ccr, Ky. Hancock Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Goodman, Lenox, Mass. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919, 31 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING 22' GREENLAW, Prank II. Mrs. Frank Sanders, THOJIPSON, Walter H. Mrs. Sarah Thomp- GARRITY, Edward A. .James Garrity, Chichester, N. n. sou, 33 Texas Lane, Lynbrook, N. Y. Lake .Street, Pittsfield, Mass. HAINES, John P. Mrs. Mary Ross, Richfield, THOMPSON, William H. Mrs. L. S. Thomp- GILBERT, Reginald T. Joseph Gilbert, Idaho. son, Oakdale, Wis. Dexter, Me. HALIKMAN, William. Harris King Halik- THORNTON, Earl Sherwood. Mrs. Fannie GOLDMAN, Samuel. Mrs. Anna Klakoff, 434 man, 108.5 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Thornton, 177 Chapin Street, Binghamton, East Spring Street, Columbus, Ohio. HUTCIIISSON, James Taylor. Mrs. Maud N. Y. GRITZMACHER, Richard A. Mrs. Margaret Justice, 102 South French Broad Avenue, TODD, Henry F. Silas Todd, Zilla, Wash. Gritzmacher, route 3, box 21, Manitowoc, Asheville, N. C. TURNER, Ennis. Ennis Turner, 308 West V\Ts. JOHANNSEN, Andrew C, Mr.s. Bertha Jo- Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md. HAJI3Y, William C. Mrs. May B. Hamby, hannsen, 549 Union Street, Milwaukee, Wis. TURNER, Ret E. Mrs. Florence Turner, R. Greenville, S. C. KASTNEU, Louis P. Mrs. Augusta Kastner, P. D. 2, Weiser. Idaho. HAMILTON. James. George M. Hamilton, Rapidau, Minn. UPLEGER, Frederick C. Fred Upleger, R. P. Tiickerman, Ark. KOSICKI. Thomas. Miss Minnie Steele, 228 D. 4. Mount Clemens, Mich. HAMM, Louis. Benjamin Hamm, 1106 Ninth East Twelfth Street, Erie, Pa. URBAN, Hugo .J. Otto Urban, 101 North Street, I’ortsmouth, Ohio. KUSNETSKY, Samuel. Miss Rose Kusnetsky, JOleventh Street, Maywood, 111. HARRELSON, Raymond. George Graham, 737 Tremont Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. UTTERBACK, Frank Robert. Harmon Utter- Flovdale, S. C. LASKOWSKI, Dominlk. Joseph Laskowski, back. Holton, Kans. HUMPHRY, Russell W. Mrs. Bertha Hum- Black and Railroad Streets, Maynard, Mass. VADEN, William H. George A. Vaden, phry, 215 Talhnan Street, Syracuse, N. Y. LEE, Walter E. Philip Flood, IIG Hurlburt Schoolfield, Va. HUTCHESON, Harland H. Mrs. Ester A. Street, New Haven, Conn. VAUGHT, James Lee. Mrs. Nancy Ellen Hutcheson, box 172, Meridian, Idaho. McCOLMAN, Donald. Daniel McColman, R. Hughes, Alcalda, Ky. KELLY, Thomas W. Mrs. May Stribeg, 4801 F. D. 3, Yale, Mich. W.\RD, Granville T. James H. Ward, R. P. Ogle Street, Philadelphia, I’a. McGAHA, Rufus S. W. A. McGaha, Cosby, D. 2, Ivingston, Md. KLOHR, Ralph B. Harry E. Klohr, 205 Penn- Tenn. WARD, Joseph. Miss June Ward, Y’olande, sylvania Avenue, Saybrook, N. J. McK.\Y, John Gerald. Henrietta McKay, 26 Ala. KUHNS, Harry J. Mrs. Sarah Kuhns, 320 Beacon Street, Winthrop, Mass. WARLICK, Cue P. H. E. Warlick, Brink- Spruce Street, 'West Reading, Pa. McKNIGHT, John W. Miss Alia McKnight, man. Okla. LASLEY. George Count. Mrs. Caroline Las- Dalton, N. C. WAZIAK, Frank. Mrs. Jose Waziak, 3223 lev, Castlewood, Va. McLaughlin, Fred E. John R. McLaugh- Breretou Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. LOUIS. Elies. Mrs. R. Haas, 7931 Eastwick lin, Chester, W. Va. WENZEI., William P. George Wenzel, Rogers Avenue, West Philadelphia, Pa. MASON, Robert. Mrs. Amy Mason, Boones- City. Mich. LUSHING, Charles. Frank Lushing, Black ville. Ky. WERNSMAN, Joseph F. Fred Wernsman, Diamond, 'V'ash. 407 MILLER, Beryl B. Mrs. Beaulah Miller, Au- Weston, 111. McHUGO, Michael P. Mrs. A. Higgins, Boston, Mass. rora, Iowa, WILLIAMS. Herbert E. .J. C. Williams, R. Saratoga Street, East S. Maestaz, MORRISON, Frank J. Mrs. N. P. Dixon, Al- P. D. 1, Vance, Ala. M.llOTAZ, Juan I. Mrs. Reilles De buquerque, N. Mcx. WINSTON, Mell. Mrs. Mary Winston, R. F. general delivery. Parkview, N. Mex. Mangione, 343 MTUtlTIY, Francis A. Cornelius D. Murphy, D. 1, Canton, Miss. MANGIONE, Joselle. Samuel Rippey, Iowa. WITT. Henry. Christ Witt, Montello. Wis. Trenton Avenue. Buffalo, N. Y. MURPHY, .Tamos T. Mrs. James T. Murphy, WYSENSKI, William. Aldolf Wysenski, 240 MAI’LES, Elbert D. Mrs. Julia Maples, Alva-

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Mrs. Katherine Arnzen, MORGAN, Yard Dewey, Okla. ols, M.ndison, Ohio. Cottonwood, Idaho. 625. , . Ida Mullikin, NIELSEN, William. Mrs. Christine Nielson, B.AKER, John R. R. T. Kinman, Sanpierre, MULLIKIN, William F. Mrs. R. D. P('l7.er, O. F. 1, Coral, Mich. Ind. Katherine Nash, 0 NELSON, Peter A. Lars Nels Nelson, Evans- BARNAWEJ.L. 'Vernon W. Mrs. Pauline N.VSH, Thomas. Mrs. Allston, Mass. ville, Minn. Barnawell, McGhee, Tenn. Holmes Street, David. David Nicholes, Coyoto, OCHS, Robert II. .Jacob Ochs, Reinholds Sta- B.ARNES. Earl. Eli Barnes, Providence, Ky. NICHOLES, tion, Pa. BARTliJiT. 'Walter A. Mrs. Elizabeth T'tah. Bar- John M. William T. Norman, O'DOUGHERTY. Henry C. Peter O’Dough- tel t. 63 Winnebago Street, Oshkosh, Wis. NORMAN, Humboldt, Tenn. erty. Bedford, Iowa. BATTLE, Washington. Mrs. Charold Battle, i. Joseph. Mrs. Bronisl.ava Wrob-w PIERCE, Jesse. Mrs. Goldsboro, N. PIASECZKI, Mary E. Pierce, Crow, C, Connecticut Street. Gary, Ind. Tex. Bryan. 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N. Y. livery, Millers Ferry, Ala. CASEY, .John A. Mrs. Ellen D. Casey, 15 SALTER, Samuel. Robert Salter, Estelle SEMPEJjES, John. Joseph Rolles, Harrisburg, Cross Street. Lawrence, Mass. Avenue. Richmond, Ky. Pa. CIHJjAR, Prank .J. .Jacob Cihlar, Rhinelander, SANDERS, Waymoud B. Wesly Sanders, W^i s. O'hackerville. Okla. SIIALEEN, Arthur O. Mrs. Shaleen, Emma COOK. Howard. William D. Cook, Coppcrhill, Lewis. Mrs. Amelia Schade. 245 Da.ssel, Minn. SCILtDE. Tenn. Street, Highland Park, Mich. SJ-.AVINSKI, Peter. John Slavinski, Connecticut Ware- CUTI.ER. Nathan. Morris Cutler, 1104 North Harry. Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt, house I’oint, Conn. SCHMIDT, Ashland Avenue, Chicago, III. 02;’. Fortielh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SMITH, Harry J.yiine. Mrs. Ella Smith, 622 DALEY, James B. Mrs. Exilda Daley, 260 Lewis Joe. Mrs. Lena Campbell, East Villa SI root, Pa.sadena, Cal. SNYDER, Conant Street, Manchester, N. Y. Poplar Bluff, Mo. STARK, Miles H. Mrs. Myrtle Merrill, 321 DALLEYWATER, .Joseph W. .Joseph Dalley- Leiser. Benjamin Schwartz, 88 North Munltua Street, Kent, Ohio. SCHWARTZ, water. 950 Baldwin Street. Waterhury, Avenue, York, N. Y. STEPHENSON, Jim. Mrs. Georgia Stephen- Conn. Second New DALY, John Francis. Ralph Bryane, 560 Ack SII.ARPE, John C. James Monroe Sharpe, son, Whitmire, S. C. Street, Hartford, Conn. Buffalo, Ala. STERQUELLE. William J. Mrs. Clara Ster- DOBBS, Melvin D. Mrs. .Jane Sutton, John I. Mrs. Laura Sharpe, Grape- qnelle. 631 Park Place, Frederick, Md. Blue SHARPE. Mound. 111. vine, Ark. STEVENS, William H. Mrs. Ellen Stevens, DONOA'AN, George P. Mrs. Mabel Donovan, SIMPKINS, William. Richard Rome, 329 R. P. D. 4, .Adairsville, Ga. 671 Broadway, South Boston, Mas.s. North Lincoln Avenue, Scranton, Pa. STEW.UtT, Kenneth E. Edward E. Stewart, EGELEVICH. Martin. Mrs. Martha Rice, box SMITH, Charlie P. Jarrett Ragan, Utica, 203 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 174, Poquonock, Conn. Nebr. STRIEGEL, Henry. Mrs. Katherin Strlegel, ET''GSTER, Conrad. ,ir. Conrad Eugster, 5279 SMITH, William Ezra. Mrs. Fannie Smith, R. F. 1). 2, Evansville, Ind. Boulevard, North Bergen, J. D. Winh'ed, Tex. Hugo. Harry Swanson, Rose N. R. P. 2, SWANSON, EVANS, Arthur. Daniel Evans, Coalton, SOLD.VNT, l.ouis E. Sylvester Soldanl, Kaw J>ake, Idaho. Ohio. City, Okla. SWIGER, Jesse E. U. Cecil Swiger, Dola, W. PALLS, Raymond II. Steven H. Falls, SOI. < (MON, Elmer. Mrs. JInrtba Solomon, Va. Buena Vista, Va. 287 Anderson Avenue, New York, N. Y, SZESYPSJENSKI, Alcksauder. Theodore Te- FORD. Johney L. Mrs. Maggie L. Ford, SPERR5', Harold I. Eugene I. Sperry, R. F. kleuski, 100 Beeler Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. North Newport News, Va. D. 1, Waltham, Minn. . .. 2 .. 6411 :

S2 TTIE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUAKY 27, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

STEW.\RT, Joseph M. Robert Stewart, Weir, SULLIVAN, Thomas H. Mrs. Mary L. Sul- VYSE, Edward C. Edward J. Vyse, 1034 Miss. livan, 38 Bishop Street, New Brunswick, Remson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. STEWART, I.oyd A. Mrs. Rebecca Stewart, N. J. WARREN, Rufus. Harry D. Warren, Dong- Rock Kapiils, Iowa. SUNDELL, Erik R. Axel M. Sundell, Norr- las, Tex. STUEIJCIIEN, Raymond IIerI)ert. Mrs. Helen hoping, Sweden. WAYLAND, Relghnald B. Mrs. Anna Laura Stucbchcii, 410 llish Street, Buffalo, N. Y. THOMPSON, Samuel. John Thompson, 300 Wa.vland, Checah, N. C. STUFFLEBEA.N, Elmer Isaac. Each Stuffle- Martha Street, Punxsutawney, Pa. WEBER, Leo A. Charles H. Weber, 420 beau, R. F. D. 2, Milan, Mo. TKillE, Thomas L. Mrs. Annie Keating, 1817 Third Street, Marietta. Ohio. .Joseph STFI.c'. G. Mrs. Annie Stulc, Pine Willow Avenue, Weehawken. N. J. WHELAN. Bernard A. Benjamin F. Whelan, City, Minn. TILLY. Thomas. Lewis C. Tilly, Lumberton, 346 North Holmes Avenue, Indianapolis, SUI.LIVAN, Daniel W. Dennis Sullivan, N. C. Ind. Belton, Jlont. Raleigh D. Carl WIney, R. F. D. TIMMONS, George G. Mrs. Mamie Sweeney, WINEY, W. SULLIVAN. Thomas Joseph. Mrs. Amanda Mansfield, Tenn. 1, Deloit, Iowa. A. Sullivan, 4132 Pleasant Street, Si. WOODS, Edwin H. Miss Evelyn S. Woods, TRABUE, Wilfred C. Mrs. A. Anderson. 1214 Louis, Atlanta, Ga. Mo. Pro.spect Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 325 East Georgia Avenue, SMUT. Ucortre E. Mrs. Bridget Swift, 06 WRABLEWSKl, George. Ben Jakubowskl, TURNER, Charlie J. William AV. Turner, Pleasant Street, Watertown. Mass. 1225 Courtland Street, Chicago, 111. R. If. D. 2, Linton, Ga. TERIIUN'E, Eldon .T. Charles W. Terhune, YOUNG, Ernest H. Frederick Gimard, 304 K. F. D. 2, (jutlirie, Okla. A’ANDERKLEl, Philippus Martinus. David High Street, Holyoke, Mass. TEZENSK, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Litskl, 508 H. Vanderklel, 326-328 Kinker Street, .Am- ZAHRADNIK, Frank. Joseph Zahradnik, Ely, Railroad Street, Jackson, Mich. sterdam, Holland. Iowa. THO.MA.S, Charles. William Thomas, Farm- VENNEN, Herman E. Mrs. Frelda Hulbnar, ZAWACKI, Martin J. Mrs. Margaret Za- ington. III. 07 Mather Street, Manchester, Conn. wackl, G61 Palmer Avenue, Detroit, Mich. TODD, MVndell C. Mrs. Minnie M. Todd, 210 Seventh Street, East Cresco, Iowa. TOOLE, John P. Mrs. l.lllie M. Toole, 126 Clark Street. Jersey City, N. J. TOWNLEY. William O. Robert A. Townley, 46 Seventh Avenue. East Vancouver, Brit- STOCK OF MACHINERY AND ENGINEERING ish Columbia. Canada. VANDEW.XLKER, Thomas. Mrs. Irene Vandewalker, 226 Spring Street, Rome, SUPPLIES HELD BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT N. Y TAN SANDT, Claude E. Mrs. Slaggie Sel- vidge, 3401 West Twenty-eighth Street, ON FEBRUARY 1, 1919, AND THEIR VALUE Fort Worth, Tex. VENABLE, Walter. Mrs. Lula Venable, Lith- onia, Ga. VOLPE, Felix G. Guseppe Voipe, Castel The War Department authorizes tlic shown hy a summary compiled hy the France, Avellino, Italy. foliowing statement from the office of the statistical division of the olfice of the riari'y F. Mrs. Ametia Dcmarest, WEBER, director of purchase and .stora.ge. The re- 00 Bridge Street, Paterson. N. J. director of purcliase and storage: WEST. Geor.ge W. Ora Albert West, The port includes stock on liand at inland Plains. Ohio. The stock of machinery and engineer- stora.ge and at ports, and gives the esti- Teddy. Mrs. Sarah M. Petros, WEST. West, ing supplies on hand as of February 1 is mated value of the supplies as follows Tenn. WIIITKLEY. :XTnrtin A. Mrs. Lula L. HollF man. Rockdale, Tex. WHITTEMOUE, Robert D. R. B. Whltte- Esti- Esti- Article. Quantity. mated Article. Quantity. mated more, .Mon isville, Vt. - WILLIAMSO.N. Fletcher A. Mrs. Mary Wil- value. value. liamson. R. F. D. 8. Fayetteville, Tenn. WILT, Vernon G. Mrs. Isabelle Wilt, West- ernport, Md. Locomotives, st.-indard guage: Machinery: W’OOD. Cleave W. Lewis B. Wood, Edge- Set up, complete 12 $-4.56,000 Hoisling engines 1 8,376 field, S. C. Knocked down, complete 120 4,467,000 Engines 61 87,230 MUSSO. Victor. Peter Musso, 10 Blackburn Knocked down, incomplete.. 20 740,000 Locomotive cranes 16 10,000 Street, Santa Cniz, Cal. Sparc parts toms.. 891.7 44,378 Steam Shovels 2 18,400 Michael C. Christ Neimeyer, Al- 123 horsepower ga.s, 0 123,000 Boilers 2 7,600 NEIMEYER, 24,7.V0 bion, N'ebr. Locomotives, narrow guage: Derricks 42 KEWLIN, Harry R. .Toseph D. Zern, 382 Le- fiO C. M. steam 28 292,500 Road rollers 30 90,000 high Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. CO C. M., 50 horsepower, gas. 1 7,150 Sawmills 53 192,500 NICELY, Rex Sam B. W. Nicely, Iron Gate, Cars, standard gauge: Gantry cranes and omiip Va. Box (complete) 250 650,000 mont Ions 298.1 89,430 O’BRIEN. Harold M. Mrs. Harold M. O’Brien, I.ow gondola (complete) 150 323.850 Shears, crushers, lathes 306. 91,920 103 Buffalo Avenue, Ilornell, N. Y. Flat artillery (complete) 454 308,450 planes tons do. 11,614 3,484,200 OECHANER, August F. Fred Oechaner, Car- Tank (complete) 1,50 480,000 Miscellaneous teret, N. J. Ballasts (complete) 1.52 4,54,021 Engineer supplies: PERKINS, Samuel. David Perkins, 25 East Refrigerator (complete) 100 350,000 I'aints, oils, tunrcntinc, etc. 644.8 Broadway, Port Chester, N. Y. Pusli (complete) 112 3,920 tons 41,912 513.4 PETERSON. Gustav A. John Peterson, R. F. Box (incomolcte) 300 690,000 Elertriral material tons 43,63!) Roofing paper and lelt. .do. 2,218.2 177,450 I). 0. Irene, S. Dak. L. S. gondola (incomplete). . 200 400,000 369.4 553 PISANO. Emory M. Mrs. Ro.se Pisano, 183 Tank (incomplete) 100 290,000 Wall board do.. 29, do. 595.5 297,750 Mott Street, York, N. Y. Repair parts (hicomplctc) Copper wire New 780.2 66,317 PL.XSKI. Ignafz. Peter Plaski, 1318 Chicago tons. 578 37,570 Carbide do.. 101.2 7,590 Avenue. Milwaukee, Wis. Flat cars 350 196,000 Floating derrick do.. Miscellaneous do. 7,638.8 496,522 RALEY, William M. Aimer A. Raley, 730 Cars, narrow gauge: Steel products: Thomas Street. Vicksburg, Miss. (complete) . Artillery trucks 100 48,300 Beams do.. 980.2 53,911 8ALATINO. Joseph. Mrs. Pauline Salatino, (complete) 0,5 76,0.50 Box Sheets, cornigated do. 5.656.4 302,009 350 Smith Street, Rochester, N. Y. 219 Dump (complete) 23,032 Barbed wire do. 587.1 56,302 SAMPLES. Wesley E. Windson D. Samples, Tnick materials and fastenings: J’lain wire do. 691. 55,328 Beaumont, W. ,Va. Kails (80 pounds, 07.) pounds, .Xnglo posts do.. 462 34,650 SAWAY.X, George R. Rahol Bowshahla, 23 50 pounds. 35 pounds, and Screw posts do, 96 7,200 West Isabel Street. South St. Paul, Minn. tons. 25 pounds) 65,426.33 3,729,304 Steel shelters do . 661. 5 49,613 Wllliiun F. Louis Schliess- SCHLIESSMAN. Spikes bolts do... 1,027.2 87,312 Bars do. 253. 2 16,458 man. 1187 B Street, Westchester, N. Y. Angle and splice bars — do. . 1,167.74 50,446 Wire netting do.. 518.2 36, 274 SIDOTI, Sam. Joe Sidoti. 2503 East Twenty- 157 Turnouts and switches . .do. . 2,633.56 131,978 Tanks water and gas. . do . 845. 69, eighth Street Cleveland, Ohio. , Angle plates, ties, stands, Expanded metal do, 980.1 53, 90u M’alter G. Charles Simcrson, SIMERSON. guardrails do... 221.3 11,065 Steel plates .and hangersilo. LS39.3 119,555 R. F. D. 7. Salisbury, N. C. Track material, narrow Steel rope