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PVBLISHEa DJIILY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STETES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman ~k -k -k COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOUERNMENT Activities '
VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. No. 545
SIXTH BIWEEKLY OFFERING FIRST EDITION OF INCOME TAX CONDITIONS AT BREST CAMP OF TREASURY CERTIFICATES REGULATIONS READY THIS WEEK OUTLINED BY GEN. PERSHING OVERSUBSCRIBED $20,578,500 Second Edition for Use ef-Cor- porations Being Prepared IN RESPONSE TO REQUEST RESERVE BANK DISTRICT RESULTS Joint Edition Later. MADEBYPRESIDENTWILSON Aggregate Subscriptions in Anticipa- The Bureau of Internal Revenue issues the following; tion Victory Liberty Loan Now of The first edition of the income tax regu- INQUIRY RESULT OF $3,845,678,000-r—Bond Drive in lations which relate to the tax on individ- NEWSPAPER CHARGES ual incomes will be distributed by collec- Occupied Germany. tors of internal revenue early this week. The regulations were prepared under Complaints That Soldiers Secretary Glass announces that the the immediate direction of Hugh Satter- From Front and Red Cross sixth biweekly offering (Series V. F) of lee, of Rochester, N. Y. Mr. Satterlee Treasury certificates of indebtedness in was connected with the Bureau of In- Nurses Practically Held anticipation of the Victory Liberty Loan ternal Revenue last year as .special attor- was overscribed. The minimum amount ney and returned at the request of Com- Prisoners bsolutely offered was .'^GOO.000.000 and the total missioner Ddniel C. Roper to take charge Groundless/*Says Report, subscriptions aggregate $620,.578, 500. The of this branch of the work. aggregate of subscriptions for certificates A separate edition for' use by corpora- Tells of the Praise Given in anticipation of the Victory Liberty tions in preparing their returns under the Loan to date is $3,845,678,000. income tax, war profits and excess profits Officers on Duty There for tax provisions of the new revenue bill Eeserve District Results. will be issued soon, followed by a com- Kindness Shown Those The results by Federal Reserve dis- plete joint edition, revised to contain tricts, arranged in order of the percentage further rulings of the bureau. Passing Through. of subscription of their quotas, are as The former regulations have been sifted follows so as to eliminate obsolete provisions and Gen. Peyton C. March, Chief of Staff, Federal to clarify many of those retained. makes public the following cabled com- Reserve Bank Quota Subscription Rulings made during tlie last year are munication fi’om Genei-al Pershing: St. Louis $24, 000, 000 $27, 405, OOO incorporated in the new regulations. “ Under date of February 12 the New- Minneapolis 20 , 800, 000 23, 610, 000 Chicago 84, 000,000 91, 677, 500 York Evening Telegram sent a cablegram Cievelandl 54, 400, 000 50, 100, 000 to President Wilson as follows: New York 203, 200, 000 217, 497, 500 TO GEN. PERSHING CABLEGRAM ‘ Philadelphia 42, 400, 000 43, 323, 500 Hundreds of complaints have been San Francisco 42, 400, 000 40, 000, OOO made to the Evening Telegram of the Boston 52, 000, 000 48, 421, 000 ON THE PAY OF ENLISTED MEN condition at the United States camp at Richmond 20, 800, 000 18, 977, 500 Atlanta 17, 600, 000 15, 482, 000 Brest. Soldiers from the front and Red Kansas City 24 000,000 18, 500, 000 Authorized to Make Payments on Cross nurses practically held prisoners. Dallas 14, 400, 000 10, 939, 000 If they complain are put at bottom of sail- Treasury 5, 645, 000 Personal Affidavits When ing list. Wounded and ill forced to stand 600, 000, boo 620, 578, 500 Records Are Missing. in rain hours for meals. Officers over- bearing and harsh and give casuals no following is extract of a cable- The Loan in Occupied Germany. The an consideration. Roofs of buildings leak, gram from the War Department to Gem barracks filthy, mud everywhere. Can The Treasury Department authorizes Pershing, under date of February 19, you not inspect camp and remedy -abuses the 'following 1919 costing lives of many American soldiers, “ Carry the Victory Liberty loan cam- “ In all cases of enlisted men whose or have camp abolished? paign into Hunland.” ’ current pay or pay on discharge is being ‘ New York Evening Telegram. That is the slogan of Gen. Pershing’s, of absence or incom- “ withheld by reason The President sent me the . above men, who are planning to give to the Ger- pleteness of records of service, supple- cablegram and directed me to have a re- mans a live-wire demonstration of how a mentary service records and pay cards port made on the matter to the Secretary Liberty loan drive is carried on in the will be prepared on the strength of per- of War. The following is summary of re- United States. The Teutons will also sonal affidavits made by the enlisted men port of conditions at Brest just received receive an object lesson in esprit de ” as to the date of last payment and condi- from Maj. Gen. Eli A. Helmick, Inspector corps the spirit which “ put across — tion of their accounts with respect to General’s Department, American Expe- four Liberty loans, and which will finish pay, allotments, and other charges. This ditionary Forces, commanding there the job the oversubscription of the by affidavit will be sworn to by the soldier Victory Liberty loan. Conditions Report. and will contain his statement that he Summary of The Publicity Bureau of the Victory “ subscribes thereto with full knowledge ‘ The charge that soldiers from the Liberty loan has sent to Gen. Pershing a that any falsification contained therein front and Red Cross nurses practically supply of Victory Liberty loan posters, makes him liable to prosecution for held prisoners absolutely groundless. No buttons, and other campaign material to fraudulent claims.” individual has been put at the bottom of be distributed in that part of Germany the sailing list. One organization was occupied by the American forces. NEW ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF BTJREATT. held 15 days on account of bad state of Posters in IT. S. Camps. The Senate has confirmed the nomina- di.scipline and neglect of duty and was re- -American war posters will be displayed • tions of Grosvenor M. .Tones, of Ohio, leased before expiration, of time set on In all American Army camps in .Germany and Roy S. McElwee, of New York, as account of honest efforts made to correct and may even adorn public buildings in first and second chiefs of the Bureau of deficiencies. No man of the garrison of Germany. It will nor be the fault of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Depart- more than 60,000 is required to remain ment of Commerce. in line over '10 minutes. Troops are (Continued on page 2.) . : : ;
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marched to ineal.s by time schedules and RESUMPTION the entire garrison is fed within 1 hour OF TRADE WITH LOCOMOTIVE HEATER STOCK and 15 minutes. ' Kelative to officers overhearing and OCCUPIED GERMAN TERRITORY OWNED BY GERMANS BOUGHT liarsh and give casuals no consideration, BY RAILROAD .all couiinanding ofiicers of troops and cas- War Trade Board Soon to An- ADMINISTRATION ual oliicers passing through hei'c have al- nounce Method of Procedure m.osl witliout exception voluntarily and The United States Railroad Adminis- wirliout .solicitation visited my otfice be- for Exports and Imports. tration issued the following February 18, fore leaving and have expres.sed their ap- 1919-: preciation, both verbally and in writing, Tlie«War Trade Board announces, in Walker D. Hines, Director General of Railroads, on Thursda.v iumounced that for I lie uniform courtesy and great con- a new ruling (W. T. B. R. GIO), that sideration sliown them by all officers on trade has been resumed with so much of the United .States Railroad Administra- tion, dul\’ at tins base section. With the ex- the Rhine JLh’O'hices of Germany as is at the instance of the Alien Property cciiiion of newspaper reporter by the included within the area of military oc- Custodian, had purchased more than .51 naun> of Ilrown, of Washington (I). O.) cupation by the American and allied per cent of the stock of the Locomotive papei'. every new.spaper man that has vis- armies. Superheater Co. This stock original l.v ited Brest has hecome an ardent advo- Announcement will shortly be made as belonged to German interests. It was ciite of tlie organization, efficiency, and to the methods of procedure by which seized by the Alien Projiu-ty Custodian, liinnan kindness in common at the rail- exports to and imports from such terri- _who decided tliat the interests of this roail statioiif at camp, at the embarkation tory will be governed, the details of Government could be best protected ollice, at tlie pier, and in all offices in which procedure have not yet lieen com- through some .governmental agency ac- quiring tile stock. The the base section No. .5. Inspections of build- pleted. purchase by ings are made daily, and only in rare in- In the meantime, persons desiring to Railroad Administration will prevent ef- stances are leaks discovered during the engage in trade with such territory shoidd fectively the passing of the stock back hardc'st wind and rain storms. In ever.v communicate with the M'ar Trade Board, to German control. instance the leaks are immediately re- Washington, D. C., and such information At the annual meeting of Ihe Locomo- iiaired, tisnally before the occupants have will be given them as may have come to tive .Supm-heater Co. held at the office of lu'd time to report them. As relates to the knowledge of the War Trade Board. the company, 30 Church Street, New York City, mud ('verywliere, this is the rainy .season. the following directors were elected : Footpatl'.s and roads were muddy for a Messrs. George L. Bourne, J. S. Coffin, lime, tine to conditions over which no BRONZE LAPEL BUTTON FOR ,S. G. Allen, II. B. Spencer, Sanford II. E. man had control. Even thi§ lias been met Freund, .1. N. Wallace, F. W. .Scott, T. C. Powell; and Henry Morgenthau. liy laying approximately 40 miles of board HONORABLY DISCHARGED MEN walks along the roadside throughout the As the affairs of the company have been cam;) satisfactoidly managed by its officers, no to storehouses, to incinerators, to Department authorizes The War the change was made in the manag'emeiit. laundries, to delousiiig plants, to mess following statement Indls tind iilong liighways. Thousands of Messrs. George I;. Bourne, R. 51. Oster- The ‘‘ honorable discharge ” emblem cui)ic yards of crushed stone have been to mau, F. A. Scliaff, and S. G. Alien were re- be issued by the War Department will be elected, respectively, iiresideiit. vice l.-tid and rolled, so that one ma.y walk over a bronze hqiel button somewhat similar presidents, secretary. Mr. l!u“ cam;) witliout stepping in the mud. and Henry to the G. A. R. button of like significance. Sheds and mes.ses have been built at the Morgenthau was elected treasurer and It is the intention of the Government to railroad station to serve 5,000 men with- Mr. T. C. I’owell additional vice president. distribute the bujtton free of in an hour after arrival, both day and charge to all entitled it. .^will night. These are located conveniently to The buttons be only by concerns SIXTH BIWEEKLY OFFERING near the docks in order also to serve manufactured chosen by the Government, which will furni.sh iroojis embarking in ca.se of nece.ssity. OF TREASURY CERTIFICATES the dies for their manufacture pur- Inclosed buildings and rest rooms, fur- and chase the buttons, thus obviating any nished .with heating facilities such as (Continued from page 1.) possible variance the stoves and open fireplaces with attractive from approved par- tern in design, color, or material. decora! ions, have been provided at the Gen. l*er.sliing's men if the German peo- appropriate artistic ‘locks and are being managed by the Red Of and design, the ple do not catch the significance of the button is the result of — Cross, assisted by commissioned and en- a competition slogan “ Victory Liberty loan.” Gim. American artists and sculptors, listed details from the Army. These fa- among Pershing has been a.sked to .send photo- conducted by the cilities are provided with chairs, writing Commission of Fine graphs of the po.ster drive in Germany .to of is chair- labies, music, light refreshment.s, benches, Arts winch Charles Moore the Publicity Department of the Victory man, and the following are members and will accommodate 4,000 tnen. A neat Liberty loan campaign. and attractive building has been provided Herbert Adams, J. Alden Weir, Charles H was also announced that in tlie Ameri- A. Platt, William Mitchell Kendall, as an infirmary at dock, to which ambu- John can colonies of all foreign countries Vic- Pope, L. lances have access under cover. Sick Russell James Greenleaf, and tory Liberty loan drives will be held. and wo’Uiided are provided with covers Col. C. S. Ridley, secretary. Ififteen de- The American colonies in 39 countries signs were submitted by the Commission will liave in tli^\ from infirmary to hospital boat, which is hold campaigns, as they for final selection by the Chief of Staff. “ inclosed and lieated. Sick ami wounded past, and subscribe to this clean-up of posters, buttons, are removed from lio.spital to hospital loan.” Thousands Traill or ships under cover.” THE PAN-AFRICAN CONGRESS. and badges have been dispatched to every quarter of the globe where Americans Praise by Newspaper Men. reside. They will be distributed through Not Given Permit to Meet in Paris, State ” Wa.j. Gen. Eli A. Helmick quotes the the American legations. Department is Advised. following newspaper men as having no criticism to niake,but much to praise rela- The Department of State has received Additional Organizations Paris stating that the tive to eonditions at Brest : Mr. Mel- a cablegram from lett, of the United Press; David Law- French Goveimment has not given permis- Assigned to Early Convoy rence, Tiffany Blake, Mr. Amond, of Chi- sion for the holding in Paris of a Pan- cago Tribune Raymond Carroll, of the African congress. The department has The following organizations have been informed that this congress is to early convoy Quartermaster Plnladelplna Public Ledger; Charles M. also been assigned ; Schwab went over the entire camp at private and unofficial in character and Casual Compan.y No. G, 113th Field Signal Pontanazon and made the statement that that the sessions of the congress were to battalion. Bakery Company No. 333. it is one of the best examples of good or- take place on February 19, 20, and 21. - Ninety-ninth Aqro .Squadron. ganization and efficient operation that he It has therefore adjourned. Following units of 305th Brigade Tank liad ever observed, and expressed his in- Corps: Brigade Headquarters, 30Gth -tention of reporting the improvements ob- Battalion Repair and Salvage Companies served on returning to the United States. to which he replied that he had no ob- 301st, 329th, and 330th Battalions. 5. 51 r. Schwab was asked by a newspaper jection. A report on health conditions Air Service Casual Company No. man pre.sent if he objected to being at Brest has already been cabled you. Evacuation Ambulance Company No. quoted as having made such a statement. “ Pershing.” 24. :
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OVER 200,000 “UNFIT” MEN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES WEEDED OUT OF THE ARMY ON PEACE CONFERENCE BY DEVELOPMENT BATTALIONS
The War Department has prepared sta- The following official communiques on Commission on Labor. tistics on Development Battalions which the Peace Conference were issued at “ February 20.—The eleventh meet- give an idea as to what (licse Battalions Paris ing of the commission of Interna- did during the six months in which they w«re in full operation. A glance at these “ February 20.—The subcommittee tional labor legislation took place under Mr. statistics show that the Development Bat- of the comini.ssion oh^ interna- the presidency of Samuel the organiza- Gompers this morning. The discus^ talion was not only a necessary tional regime of ports, waterways tion, but it proved to be a prolitable one Sion of the British scheme was con- and railways for the study of free- as well. tinued and the commission considered The hattalions in si.x monihs relieved dom of transit held a meeting on the method of ratification and en- our fighting forces of over 2OU,U0l) uuiit Wednesday, February at 10 t(> 20, forcement by the different States of men, thus leaving these forces free o’clock. prepare for the front. For every unfit the conventions adopted liy the in- man discharged by the Development Bat- “ The chairman, referring" to the ternal labor conference.” talions, there were three men returned to dastardly attack on M. Clemenceau useful duty in the Army. on the previous day, The statistics show many oilier inter- expressed the “ 21. February —Tlie twelfth meet- esting things in connection with ti'ie han- sympathy of the memljers of the sub- ing of the commission on interna- dling of unfit men. The problem of dis- commission and their satisfaction _ tional lapor legislation took place posing of the unfit men (they were all drafted as Class A men) was one of the that the attack had not had a more this morning pnder the presidency problems of the war. serious result. It was agreed that a of Mr. Samuel Gompers. Continuing
resolution in that sense should be the examination of ' the British signed by all the members of the scheme, the commission discussed the nomic council, appointed liy tlie con- commission and bo sent to M. Clem- articles dealing with the procedure ference at the suggestion of Pre.si- enceau by the secretary general. in regard to complaints lodged dent AVilson, all economic measures "Subsequently an interesting ex- against a State for failure to cari’y of a transitory nature. Matters of a change of views took place on the out the provisions of the international permanent nature will bo examined amendments to the British draft labor conference to which it was a by a special comini.ssion to be. ap- convention on freedom of transit party. \ pointed by the conference at ai\^early wiiich had been proposed by the “ The discussion of tlie article session. The five delegates of the United States delegation, the Italian dealing with ratification of the con- pouers who drew up the proposed delegation, the Portuguese delega- ventions was adjourned to a later plan of procedure of the commission tion, and the Grecian delegation. sitting in view of the difficulty aris- have been entrusted with the task of " The discussion of the first half of the ing in connection with tlie constitu- drafting a plan of procedure for the draft was completed, and it was tions of the various countries. new commission, subcommittees be- “ agreed that a further meeting to com- The next meeting will be held ing formed therein and are to make plete the discussion should be lield IMonday at 2.30 o’clock.” .suggestions regarding its composi- on Monday, tlie 24th of February, at tion, and in so doing to take into ac- 10 o’clock.” General Conference Session. count tlie observations made by Lord Robert Cecil regarding the repre- February 21.—The allied and as- Subcommittee on Transportation. sentation of tlie Britisli tlominions. sociated representatives met at the “February 21. The Danish minister then stated —The subcommittee Quai d’Orsay to-day from 3 till 5.30 the iuternationaj the case of Denmark in regard to on regime of ports, p. m.. Monsieur Pichon, French min- Schlesweig and this question was re- waterways, and railways held a meet- ister for foreign affairs, being in the ferred to the commission on foreign ing on Friday, February 21, at 3 chair. affairs. o’clock at the ministry of public The following matters were con- Tlie next meeting will take jilace works. At the opening of the session ' sidered : to-morrow at 3 p. ni. the delegate from the United States The question of the creation of a expressed the profound indignation neutral zone between the Hungal’ians felt by his country on receiving the and Roumanians in Transylvania was “ Feiiruary 22. —The representa- news of the dastardly attempt made referred to the Supreme War Council tives of the allied and associated against the president of the peace at Versailles. Governments met to-day at the Quai conference, M. Clemenceau, and ex- It was decided that the allies, as d’Orsay from 3 to 5.30 p. m. pressed the hope that re- he would a result of the session of the Poli.sh, “ The meeting reviewed tlie meth- cover very shortly. The delegates of diet, at which the powers of the ods of work employed by the commi.s- all the other powers joined their ap- Polish ministers were confirmed, and sion vhich has been entrusted with pi’.oval of the sentiments expressed at which M. Paderewski was ac- the investigation of different terri- b^ the American delegate. M. Weiss, claimed, should recognize 'tlie Polish torial, economic, financial, and juridi- Fi-ench delegate, who presiding, was Government. cal problems and decided on the thanked the delegates most warmly. Conclusions reached liy the com- proper steps to be taken in order to “The subcommittee Continued to ex- mission formed to draw up a plan of accelerate as much as possible the amine the drqft presented by the Brit- procedure for the consideration of labors of the conference. ish and French delegations regarding economic questions were considered. “ The next meeting will take place the internationalization of rivers.” It was decided to refer to the eco- at 3 o’clock on Monday, February 24.”
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT TERMINATION OF “LOAN BAG”
Publisliecl Every WeeU Day, Except APPROVED IN SOUTH AMERICA ARRANGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED Legal nolidays. Under Order ol tlie President ol tte United States and by Authority of Congress. Advices to the State Department from Exporters Relieved of Obligation Lima, Pern, state that all the papers Olflce: No. 8 Jacltson Place, tliere laud tlie covenant of the League of to Return Rags or Bagging Washington. D. C. Tel. Main 5600. Nations and tlie speech of the President to the United States. Copies of Tub Official U. S. Bolletin will delivered in presenting the text of th«,' be fm-nislied without charge to every post office covenant. in the United States (to be posted daily, for The War Trade Board announces, in the benefit of the public, under order of the The papers also publish a call by the a new 'ruling (AV. T. B. R. it Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu* Students’ Federation for a great meeting 596), that five officers of (he United States (Jovernment, in lionor of the President and peoiile of has authorized tlie following and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign announce- Governments. Kdwakd S. Rochester. Editor. the United States for the successful ef- ment by the Textile Alliance (Inc.) : forts in the secnrifig of the League of “ The War Trade Boai'd lias RATES BY MAIL. Nations, inviting the American Minister, terminated the requirement that exporters comply One year -$5. 00 McMillin, to review the parade and make with the terms of the so-called ‘ loan Six months 3 00 an address. One year, postage prepaid to bag ’ arrangement, which provided for forei.gn countries 8. 00 ia Argentina. Daily ' Comment the exportation of bags and bagging Six months, postage prepaid to from foreign countries 4. 50 Dispatches from Buenos Aires, Ar- the United States to approved recipients Back numbers and extra gentina, report of the extreme ftivorable in Central America under the prescribed copies -.05 each comment genei’ally accorded the League conditions that such liags or bagging Make all checks, money orders, and drafts ' of Nations by the papers of Argentina. would be returned to the United States payable to The Official U. S. Bulletin. The only questions creating a doubt are filled with produce (Textile Alliance tho.se as to the adoi)tion and methods (Inc.) Bulletin No. 23, .sec. 11, p. 7). Ex- of enforcement of the league. La Razon porters, therefore, will FlUNG not be required to OF INCOME TAX RETURNS calls it the “ signal triumph for the North give the Textile Alliance (Inc.) a guar- American President.” La Critica, speak- anty and bond as lias formerly been re- BY 0. S. RAILROAD EMPLOYEES ing of Wilson’s efforts, says that “ he has qiiired under the terms of that agreement. triumphed and^ with him had triumphed Hi case's where'snch guaranty and bond The United Sttites Railroad Adminis- America.” The Standard, a Britisli pa- have already been given and the condi- tration issues the following: per, Buenos Aires, calls the covenant “ the tions of tlie arrangement otherwise com- February 21, 1919. greatest document in history.” La Na- plied witli, tiie exporter will be relieved it nothing short of a his Circular No. 78. cion says that was of obligation to return the bags or miracle thnt the President of the United bagging to the United States.” Evei'y person having a net income for States was able to succeed in presenting the calendar year 1918 of or over $1,000 the League of Nations covenant before if single, or of or over if married $2,000 the conference. MESSAGE BY RADIOPHONE TO and living witli Imsband or wife, is re- quired to tile an income tax return. Tlie' PRESIDENT 600 MILES AT SEA return must be tiled, in the office of the JUGO-SLAV GOVERNMENT SENDS collector of internal revenue of tlje dis- Secretary Daniels on Saturday morn- trict in which the employee has his legal APPRECIATION OF RECOGNITION ing was in communication by wii-eless residence on or before March 15, 1919. forms be obtained by com- teleplione with President Wilson on Blank may Department of State is in receipt of The board the U. S. S. Georye Washington, municating with the collector, or in many expression of appre- advices of the deep approximately 600 miles at sea. cases from hanks. the -of the Jugo- ciation of Government While the Secretary was able to talk It is represented that numerous rail- Ivingdom for the recognition of tliat slav to the President the President could not road employees who are not paid fixed Government by the United States, stat- annual salaries, have not kept accurate reply to him by phone, as tlie wire’ess ing that it has greatly encouraged and for telephone apparatus on the George Wash- records of their earnings the calendar strengthened the Government of tlie ington is equipped only for sending at year 1918, and therefore find it difficnlt Jugo-Slav ICingdom in the accomplish- .short range, although it will receive a to niake an accurate return under the difficult task. Tlie press com- ment of its long distance message. income tax law. The railroads are re- ment shows widespread satisfaction. quired to make to the Collector of In- Tlie reply from the President in tlie shape of a radio message was received ternal Revenue a report as to each em- FOOD PRICES IN JANUARY. ployee who received $1,000 or more for later in the day. to the calendar year 1918. It ip, tlierefore, Retail prices of food, as reported to tlie Secretary Daniels said the Presi- requested tliat each employee, wlio does Bureau of Labor Statistics for January, dent : “ not receive a fixed annual salary, and who 1919, show for the United States for all Yon will receive a great welcome is included in tlie report to tlie Collector articles combined, a decrease of 1 per cent when yon arrive at Boston. The destroy- of Internal Revenue as having received as compared with December, 1918. Nine ers and the aircraft and the Denver will $1.0d0 or more for the calendar year of the 29 articles for which prices are se- meet you. Mayor Peters and Admiral 1918, be given a statement as to the cured declined in price during the month. Wood have made all arrangements. “ See you Tue.sday. « amount of compensation which has been The price of eggs declined 7 per cent ; but- “ or will be shown in sucli report as having ter, cornmeal, and navy beans S per cent Great welcome in. Washington. lard, flour “ Good-by.” been so received by him, in order to fa- each ; pork chops, and 2 per cilitate the making of accurate income cent each ; milk and rice 1 per cent each. tax returns of sncli employees. Bacon, bread, potatoes, sugar, and raisins Fewer Tickets for Seats Walker D. Hines, remained the same in price. Coffee in- 5 In Drawing-Room Cars Director General of Railroads. creased 8 per cent; lamb and onions per cent each. Comparing .lannai’y, 1919, with .Tanu- AValker D. Hines, Director General of BUTTER, EGG, AND COLD STORAGE ary, 1918, the Increase in the cost of all Railroads, authorizes the foj^lowiug: ai'ticles combined was 16 per cent. Effective March 1, there will lie a re- LICENSE REQUIREMENTS LIFTED For the six-year period, January, 1913, duction from 5 to 3 in the number of to .Tannary. 1919, all food combined for railroad tickets, required for occupancy Tlie Food Administration issues the the United States shows an increase of 88, of a drawing room for seat service on day following per cent. rides, and a reduction from 4 to 3 in the The President has signed a proclama- mimlier of raili’oad tickets required for tion, effective February 22, removing the ness of importation, manufacturing or tlie occupancy of a compartment for seat requirement of licenses under the food- distributing blitter or egg.s. or engaged in service on day rides. Th6 numbor of control act for persons, firms, corpora- the business of operating cold-storage sleeping or parlor car tickets -required tions, or associations engaged in tlie busi- warehouses. will remain unchanged.
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cPROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES BRIEFLY TOLD SENATE. only a small percentage of the farmers of measure Aip for consideration early this Much of the time of the Senate on Fri- the country. Maj. Gen. Peter E. Trauh, week. General debate was concluded Sat- day and Saturday was devoted to discus- commanding the 3.5th Division in the urday on the sundry civil appro])riation sion of the proposed League of Nations. battle of the Argonne, told the Military hill. On Friday Senator Borali, of Idaho, Re- Committee of conditions of that division In submitting the sundi\y civil appro- publican, and on Saturday Senator Reed, with regard to equipment, etc., and de- priation hill to the House the committee Democrat, of Missouri, made extended scribed the battle and the work of the made he.avy cuts in the estimates, reduc- speeches in opposition. The Idaho Sena- men engaged in it. lie went over much ing the appropriations to ,$S.50,7GG,849, of ” the tor made an appeal to let “America first same ground covered in his state- which a total of ,$000,903,254 goes to the remain the national doctrine. He con- ments before the House Rules Committei', Emergency Fleet Corporation. IMany of tended that the proposed league would and disputed the accuracy of some of the the special war agencies inaugurated for nullify the Monroe doctrine and de- statements of Gov. Allen, of Kansas, the conduct of the war were not provided manded that the whole question should which he said he believed were due to for after the end of this fiscal year. The be submitted to the people for a vote be- misinformation. total of appi'opriations returned to the fore the Senate acted upon the league pro- Col. William Gilmore urged before the Treasury is $21,905,818. War agencies for posals. Senator Sherman, Republican, of Military Committee immediate legisla- which no provision was made include the Illinois, introduced a re.solution which if tion under which the Government might Food and Fuel Administration, the Com- adopted would declare that discussion by acquire deposits of helium in Oklahoma mittee on Public Information, the Capital the President of the proposed league be- and Texas, which, he said, were the only I.ssues Committee, the War Trade Board, fore he has communicated the details to known sources of this noncomhustihle and the War Labor Administrative Serv- the proper committees of the two Houses gas. Follovv'ing its investigation of the ices of the Department of Labor. of Congress w’ould he “ imw'ise, undiplo- explosion at the Gille.spie shell-filling With only 15 votes cast against it, the matic, and calculated to promote discord plant at Morgan, N. J., the Military Com- bill appropriating $7.50,000,000 to be added and misunderstanding between the treaty- mittee found that the concentration of to the Railroad Administration revolving making powers.” In his address Senator enormous and excessive quantities of ex- fund was pas.sed. Mr. Little, of Kansas, Reed contended that adoption of the plosives by order of War Department introduced a resolution directing the league constitution would mean the end officials and in disregard of th.e laws of Treasury Department to refund all of free American government. Senator New Jersey wore responsible for much of amounts deducted from the pay of men Sherman again entered the discussion the destructiveness of that explosion. in the military service, except where the and assertetl that the conduct of former The Mines and Mining Committee or- amount of insurauce has been paid. He President Taft with respect to the pro- dered a favorable report on the hill to also inti’oduced a resolution to prohibit posed league of nations was “ not only protect American i)i’oducers of potash from the mails all literature and printed iindignified hut grossly parti.san and un- after amending it to fix a maximum price. matter calculated to incite contempt for fair.” Several other Senators announced f^enate and House conferees on tlie hill the prohibition constitutional amendment. their pm-pose of speaking this week. Sen- to validate informal War Deiiartment Secretary of the Interior Lane before ator Jone.s, Republican, of Washington, contracts failed to break their deadlock the Rules Committee urged prompt legis- addressed the Senate and deplored the over the Senate amendment which would lation on the bill appropriating $100,000,- agitation he said existed throughout the authorize the Secretary of the Interior 000 for the reclamation of land for settle- counti'y looking to the evasion of national to adjust the claims of producers of war ment by discharged soldiers. The Post prohibition and urged observance of law minerals. Conferees on the rivers and Office Committee ordered a favorable re- and order as a means of suppressing radi- harbors appropriation bill reached an port on a bill appropriating $1,.500,000 for cal unrest. agreement, the House conferees accepting the construction of a mail timnel between The conference report on the oil-land practically all of the Senate n'.a jor amend- the Grand Central and the Pennsylvania ments. railway terminals in New York City, leasing bill was discussed at some length , but finally was sent hack to conference, a HOUSE. point of order that new legislation had been written in by the conferees, made Th.e Rules Committee held a hearing on by Senator La Follette, having been sus- ihe request for a special rule to give the Export Trade Reports tained by the presiding officer. Pas.sed a omnibus public buildings hill a privileged .loint resolution by Senator Kellogg, ex- status and expedite its passage. This bill Filed With Commission tending for a period of two years the also carries an important provision under effective date of that section of the Clay- which the Treasury Department is au- ton Antitrust Act which i)rohibits car- thorized to reimburse contractors and The following export trade organiza- riers from making contracts with corpo- their subcontractors, including material tions have filed reports with the Export rations with which their directors inter- and men, for the construction of post Ti'ade Division of the Federal Trade lock. Adopted the conference report on oflices and other buildings under the su- Commission under the provisions of the the bill autliorizing enlisted men dis- pervision of the Treasury Department Webb exiiort trade law the military the superintendent of the Capitol charged from service to re- and On February 21, 1919. tain their uniforms and allowing them Building, for increased costs due, first, to American Industrial Supply Export 5 cents a mile for travel to their homes increased costs of labor or materials ; sec- from the place of di.schargo. Senator ond, to delay on account of a<'tion of the Company, 149 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Cummins gave notice then when the United States Priority Board or other (First report filed Feb. 21, 1919.) House hill appropriating .$7.50,000,000 governmental activities and, third, to ad- ; ditional for the railroad administration commandeering by the United States Gov- came before the Senate he would offer an ernment of plants or materials, shown to Terms of Railroad Order amendment designed to prevent the re- have been caused by war conditions alone. Extended to Russian turn of the roads to private owner.ship The House on Saturday passed the Corps before Congress acts on railroad legisla- wheat guarantee bill authorizing the tion. President to buy this and next year’s The Unitetl States Railroad Adminis- Before the propaganda investigating wheat crop at ,$2.26 a bushel and dispo.se tration issues the following: committee Louise Bryant concluded her of it at the market value. The bill Avas SUPPT.KMENT No. 1 TO GeNER.AL OliDER No. testimony, and .Tohn Reed and Albert passed by a vote of 277 to 1.5. The Ways 51. Rhys Williams also te.stified, giving their and Means Committee ordered a favorable Washington, February 18, 1919. versions of conditions in Russia and ex- report on the bill providing for the sale jilaiuing from their point of view what of short-time notes in,stead of bonds in The provisions of General Order No. the aims and purposes of the holshevists the fifth or Victory Liberty Loan. The 51 are hereby extended to include em- were. Thomas C. Atcheson, representing War Finance Corporation also is contin- ployees in the service of the Russian Rail- the National Grange, told the Interstate ued in existence, with authority granted way Service Corps. Commerce Committee that Government it to aid in export trade. Chairman Walker D. Hines, ownership of railroads was favored by Kitchin announced that he Avould call the Director General of Railroads. 71—19 2 : : : : : ;: ;: :
6 THE OFFICIAL TJ. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FF.BRIIAKY 24, 1919.
Regular Army, officers, 2 152 men ; Camp Sher- imai, 2 officers, 91 men Grant, 1 officer, ; Camp List of Transports and Army Units 36 men. Camp Meade, 1 officer, 47 men ; Camp
Dix, 1 officer, 54 men ; Camp Leo, 1 offic: r, 30 men ; Camp Taylor, 1 officer, 71 men Camp ; for Dodge, 1 officer, 50 men Custer, 1 offi- Sailing From France United States ; Camp
cer, 47 men ; Camp Upton, 1 officer, 43 men. Forty-seventh Regiment, Coast Artillery Camp Funston, 12 officers, 60 men ; Camp The War Department autliorizes publi- Corps, 5 officers and 159 men, divided as fol- Goruon, 14 officers, 40 men ; Ft. Thomas, Ky., lows : Camp Dodge, 1 officer, information : 44 men ; Colum- cation of the following 18 officers, 25 men Camp Meade. 28 officers, ; bus Barracks, Ohio, 1 officer, 40 men Camp The battleship Michigan sailed from 83 2 Civil Aid members. ; men ; Camp Meade. AVadsworth, 1 officer, 36 men ; Camp Upton, 1 Brest February 18 and is due to arrive One hundred and eighty-third Brigade Head- officer, 30 men ; Regular Army, 1 officer, 9 men. quarters, 6 officers, 21 men. 3 with the fol- Three hundred and thirty-fifth Field Artil- at Newport News March Detachment 350th Field Artillery, 45 offi- lery, 3 officers and 382 men, divided as fol- lowing troops cers. lows : Camp Dodge, 1 officer, 92 men Camp Detachment 349th Machine Gun Battalion, ; Funston, 2 officers, 234 men Dix, One luinflred and fifth Trench Mortar Bat- ; Camp 45 8 officers. men. tery, 0 otiiccrs and ISl men divided as follows : Detachment 307th Infantry, 10 officers. C'J me n. Camp Sevier 5 otBccrs, 07 men, Three hundred thirt.v-sixth Field Artillery, 6 ; Base Hospital Unit No. 37, complete, 13 offi- officers, 1 officer, Lee. 234 men, divided as follows : Camp Camp Gordon ; 45 men. Camp cers, 182 men, 27 nurses, 1 civilian employee, Dodge, 3 officers, 158 men ; Upton, — th Trench Mortar Battery, 2 ofiiecrs and female. Camp 1 officer, 24 men Pike, officer, ; Camp 1 divided as f llows : 1 officer, 120 men. 37 men ; 175 men Base Hospital Unit No. complete. 11 offi- 29, Regular Army, 1 officer, 15 men. Meade : 29 men. Dodge 1 officer, Camp Camp ; cers and 155 men, 23 nurses, civilian 2 em- Bordeaux Convalescent Detachments Nos. 26 men. Camp Gordon. ployees, female. Casual No. officers, 193 107, 117, and 118, 23 officers and 12 men. Company 1203, 2 Base Hospital Unit 7 offi- No. 33, complete, Other casuals, 4 civilians. men, Virginia. cers and 131 men, nurses, 1 civilian 37 em- Included in the above are sick and wounded Casual Company No. 1200, 3 officers, 237 ployee, female. classified as follows: Tubercular, 12 men; re- men, Oklahoma Fifty casual officers, classified as follows quiring no special attention, officers Casual Company No. 1213, 2 officers, 113 23 ; also 1 Air Service, 13 ; Field Artillery, Cavalry, 1 2 ; ; naval officer and 12 naval enlisted men. men. California. Infantry, 6; Medical. 6; Motor Transport, 1; Casual Company No. 205, 2 officers, 9 men, Ordnance, 5 ; Quartermaster, 8 ; General Staff, Ntw York. The cruiser Frederick sailed from 2 ; Embarkation, 3 : Army Service Corps, 2 Casual Company No. 200. men, Ohio. Brest February is 40 Coast Artillery Corps, 1. 19 aud due to arrive at Casual Company No. 207, 10 men, Georgia. Other casuals : 4 enlisted men, 3 ex officers, New Y"ork ftlarch with the following 20S, 1, Ca.'^ual Comp uy N.>. 17 men, Illinois. 37 nurses, 17 civilians. C.a.sual No. 20i( 19 men, Texas. troops Comp my Medical detachment for duty, 15 officers, 11 eighteen casual officers classified as follows: men. One hundred and sixty-second Infantry, Third 1; Chemical Air Service, 7 ; Field Artillery. Brest Convalescent Detachment No. 359, 12 Battalion Headquarters, Companies I and D, ;i AYarfare, 1: Infantry. ; Quartermaster, 2; officers, 2 field clerks, and 1 nurse. 10 officers, 288 men, as follows: Camp Pike, Signal, 1 ; Transportation, 3. Liverpool Convalescent Detachments Nos. 13 1 officer, 36 men ; Camp Lee, 1 officer, 54 men ; Other casuals ; 1 ex-officer, 3 civilians. and 14. 12 officers and 176 men, 6 nurses, and Camp Lewis, 4 officers, 53 men Camp Dix, 4 ; The transport Rochnmbcau sailed from 1 civilian. Officers, 100 men. Included in the above sick and wounded Ninety-fifth Aero Squadron, 5 officers, 165 Le Havre Feliruary 18, and is due to ar- classified as follows: Bedridden 12 officers, 37 men. enlisted men. 1 civilian rive at New York about March 3 with the 6 nurses. ; mental. 1 One hundred and third Aero Squadron, 6 enlisted tubercular, officers, enlisted officers, men. following troops: man ; 7 2 174 men, 2 field clerks, 1 nurse ; requiring special Four hundred and sixty-fifth Aero Squad- Adv.tnce detachment. 27th Division. 09 offi- attention, 23 enlisted men requiring no ron. 3 officers, 120 men. ; spe- cers. field Camp Upton ; 102d Engineers, and cial attention, 5 officers, 113 enlisted men. Eight hundred and thirty-fifth Aero Squad- staff, headquarters, band. Companies A, B. Included in the above is Brig. Gen. Charles ron, 2 officers. 145 men. C. and D. O d iaii -e Detachment, Sanitary De- Gerhardt, commanding One thousand and ninety-ninth Aero 183d Infantry Brigade ; Squad- tachment. and Engineers Train, 2 civilians, 29 also 1 French officer and 1 French enlisted ron, 4 officers, 120 men. officers. 91.3 men. Camp Upton. man; naval personnel; 6 officers and 10 Casual Company No. 271-, 1 officer, 34 men, Also following detachments of 102d Engi- nurses. Tennessee. neers : Camp Dix detachment. 1 officer, 45 Casual Company No. 273, 23 men, scat- men Devens detachment, 1 officer, 112 : Camp The transport Buford sailed from Bor- tering. men ; Camp Logan detachment, 1 officer, 44 Casual Company No. 903, 2 officers, 148 officer, deaux February 17 and is due to arrive men ; Camn Grant detachment, 1 41 men, Indiana. nn n : Camp Gordon detachment, 1 officer, 33 at Newport News March 4 with the fol- Casual Company No. 1203, 2 officers, 212 men. lowing troops men, Massachusetts. Three casual officers, classified as follows Mobile Hospital No. 104, 2 officers, 57 men, Marines, 1 P'gnal, .Tmlge Advocate, 1. ; 1 ; Detachment 03d Regiment, Coast Artillery Camp Custer. Other casuals: 1 enlisted man and 65 Corps, 1 officer, 74 men. Fort Lo.gan, Colo Detachment Eighty-first Infantry, Brigade civilians. Detachment 6th Heavy Mobiie Ordnance Headquarters, 3 officers, 9 men. Camp Dix. Repaw Shop. 1 officer, 04 men. C.amp Grant. The cruiser RoohcMcr sailed from Detachment Clh Heavy Mobile Ordnance The tran.qport Cartngo sailed from St. Brest Feliruary 17 and is due to arrive at R' pair .Shop, 1 officer, 40 men, Columbus Bar- Nazaire February 19 and is due to arrive New York altont February 25 with the racks, Ohio. at New York March 5 with the following Medical detachment for duty, 6 enlisted following troops men. troops Four hundred ard sixty-fourth Aero Squad- Casual Company No. 912, 3 officers, 150 Detachment Rase Hospital No. 43, 1 officer, ron. effi ('rs 133 divided follows: men, .Arkansas. 4 and men. as 538 nurses, and 3 female civilians, Georgia. Upton, 4 officers, 108 men; Tay- Casual Company No. 914, 2 officers, 144 Camp Camp Detachment Base Hospital No. 41, 1 officer, lor. men. men. Illinois 25 60 nurses, and 2 female civilian clerks. Casual Company No. 1214, 2 officers, 104 Casual Company No. 917, 2 officers, 145 Two casual officers, classified as follows: men, Texas. men. Minnesota. Infantry, 1 ; Intelligence, 1. Mobile Hospital No. 100, 8 officers, 52 men, Casual Company No. 919, 2 officers, 147 divided as follows • Camp Meade. 6 officers, men, Tennessee. The transport Sierra, sailed from Bor- 30 men Camp Grant, 2 officers. 22 men. Casual Company No. 920, 2 officers, 150 ; Februar.v 19 and is to arrive Two casual office: s classified as follows: men, Texas. deaux due Air Service. 1 Quarti-rmaster, 1. D'tafhment Company M, 345th Infantry, at New York about March G Avith the ; officers. 32 men. Grant. flther casuals : Eleven enlisted men and 2 2 Camp followin.g troops civilians. Al.so 52 naval enlisted men. Casual Company No. 28, colored, 3 officers, 124 men. A’irglnia. Bordeaux Convalescent Detachments Nos Tho transport Olympic sailed from Detachment D, Casual Company No. 33, 72, 109, 110, 111, 123, 124, 11 officers, 221, 1 officer. 54 men, Illinois. Brest February 18 and is due to arrive at men. Detachment A. Casual Company No. 34, 1 Medical detachment for duty, 2 officers, 12 New York February 25 with the follow- officer, 57 men, Ohio. men. ing troops Five casual officers, classified as follows: Three hundred and twelfth Ammunition Medical, Engineers, 1 Air Service, 1. Three hundred and seventeenth Sanitary 3 ; ; Train, complete. 37 officers, 1.137 men. divided Other casuals : Seven civilians. : Dix, 33 officers. 992 men Train complete, colored, 48 officers and 888 as follows Camp ; Camp Upton. 1 officer. 78 men ; Canm Dodge, men, divid' d as follows : Camp Funston, 46 The transport Santa Marta sailed from officers, 1 officer, 55 men ; Camp Pike, 2 12 officers, 147 men ; Camp Groenleaf, 2 officers, Bordeaux February 17 anti is due to ar- men. 89. men : Camp Shi-ridan, 45 men; Camp Ta.y- Company No. 34, 1 lor 72 men ; Cavip Gordon, 72 men ; Camp rive March 5 with the following troops; Detachment E, Casual
T'ko, 18 men : Camp Upton, 80 men ; Camp officer and 28 men. New York. Bordeaux Convalescent Detachment No. 122, officers, classified as fol- Sherman, 45 men ; Camp Lee. 45 men : Camp Seventeen casual 1 officer. Ord- : Sanitary Corps, Wadsworth, 80 men ; Camp Travis,- 45 men ; lows Medical. 8; 1; Base Hospital No. 22. 28 officers, 18 nurses. W'arfare Service, 1 Air Camn .Jackson. 88 men ; Camp Grant, 30 men. nance, 1 ; Chemical ; Base Hospital No. 3, 16 officers, 33 nurses, Infantry, 4. Three hundred and seventeenth Mobile Ord- Service, 1 ; Field Artillery. 1 ; 2 civilians. civilians. nance Repair Shop, colored. Camp Funston, O'her casuals : Three 2 officers and 41 men. Included in the above are sick and wounded Included in the above are sick and wounded, Casual Company No. 201. 35 men, Tennes- classified as follows: Requiring no special at- classified ns follows: Bedridden, 19 men; see. tention, 1 officer. mental, 7 men; requiring no special attention, Gasual Company No. 204. colored, officers, 11 officers, 195 men. .Also 3 naval officers. 2 transport Powhatan sailed from 1G'< men, Texes and Illinois. The Three hundred and sixt.y-fifth Infantry, com- Bordeaux February 17 and is due to ar- plete, colored, 124 officers and 3 515 men and rive March 2 with the following troops: Better than money because they earn 2 civil aid meml.ers, dh ided as follows : Camp Grant, 28 officc’-q, 1,938 Sixty-sixth Regiment, Coast Artillery Corps, STAMP men ; Camp Sherman, WAK-SAVINGS mone.v ; Imy a officers, 13 1.040 men ; Camp Lewis, 0 officers, complete, 48 officers and 1,679 men, divided as TO-DAY. 223 men Camp Upton, : officers, 1,052 men ; 5 officers, 100 men ; follows Camp Devens, 36 ; : — . : :
THE OFFICIAL U. S. BUIXETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUABY 21, 1919. 7
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD’S Total of 1^238^831 Men Discharged WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT From the Army up to February 22; SiUurtlay, February 22, being a legal holiday, the Federal Reserve Board’s 1,530,000 More Ordered Demobilized weekly bank statement was Issued the day before as at close of business on The Chief of Staff authorizes the fol- Detailed report shoicing discharges of
lowing : enlisted men {including those returned Thursday, February 20, 1919. Reports show that, according to the from overseas) —Continued, The statement indicates moderate net latest data on hand, the following dis- liquidation of all classes of bills, a sub- charges of officers and men have been Up to and Week stantial reduction in reserve deposits, accomplished. Discharges from returned Camp or place. including ending and a slight decline in Federal Reserve oversea contingents are included Feb. 8. Feb. 15. note circulation. Gold reserves increased 5.7 millions and total cash reserves 6.2 Officers. Total ofiicers, resigned Panama Canal Department . 143 49 millions. number of or discharged 74, 313 General Hospitals 2,366 135 Recruit depots 18,918 1,988 War Paper Holdings Decline. Amenals Enlisted men. . 2,665 182 Disciplinaiy Barracks 421 418 Discharges up to and including Holdings of war paper, i. e., bills se- War prison' barracks 34 Feb. 8, 1919 1, 072, 753 cured i)y Miscellaneous 3,700 1,054 United States war obligations, Discharges for week ending Feb. show a decline of 6.6 millions, other dis- 15, 1919 68, 756 Total 1,072,753 68,756 counts a decrea.se of 11.9 millions, and Early returns week ending Feb. 22, 1919 23, 009 acceptances a decrease of 5.1 milllon.s. Total for week ending February On the other United short- 15 1,141,509 hand States Total 1, 164, 518 Early returns ending Febru- term obligations on hand increased dur- ai y 22, 1919 23,009 Total discharges, officers ing the week by 5.9 millions, largely due and enlisted men 1, 238, 831 Grand total to purchases of 2 per cent Treasury cer- 1,164,518 tificates by the Boston and New York Orders have been issued to date (Feb. 20, 1919) for the demobilization of ap- banks. Detailed report showing discharges of proximately 1,530,000 men as follows: Government enlisted men by weeks Deposits Increase. Troops in the United States 1, 281, 000 ’iVeek ending Government Oversea troops returned to the deposits show an increase United States 249,000 November 23, 1918 5, 571 for the week of 12.7 millions, while re- November 30, 1918 40, 650 Total ordered demobilized 1, 000 December 7, 19!8 96, 7o5 serve deposits fell off 59.2 millions. Net 530, December ” 14, 1918 191 9.17 deposits, because of the reduced “ float December 1918 7. Detailed report slioioing discharges of 21. 182| '6 show a smaller decrease of 13.9 millions, December 28, 1!)1S 74 307 enlisted men {including those returned January 4, 1919 05, 6S6 A reduction of 2.1 millions is shown in from overseas). January 11, 1919 78,8:9 the volume of Federal Reserve notes in January 18, 191!) 77,260 circulation. The banks’ reserve percent- January 25, 1919 90, 3 8 Up to and Week February 1, 1919 85. 971 age, because of the decrease in note and Camp or place. including ending Fel)rnary 8, 1919 79,753 deposit liabilities and the simultaneous Feb, 8. Feb. 15. February 15, 1919 68,756 increase in reserves, shows a rise from February 22, 1919 (early re- tm-us) 51.9 to 52.2 per cent. 23, 009 Beauregard 1,'),298 731 Total to date Condition of Member Banks. Benning 325 9 1, 164, 518 Bowie 9,772 920 Detailed report showing approximate Aggregate increases of over 278 mil- Cody 3459 Custer 32.819 1,020 numbers ordered demobilized lions in the holdings of Trea.sury certi- Devens 40,547 1,363 Troops in the ficates, largely the result of the issue of Dix 40,602 3,570 United States. Dodge 50,687 the sixth series of these certificates, only 4,889 Depot brigades, development bat- Forrest 2,489 partially offset by reductions of talions, replacements, and cas- about 16 Fremont 3,344 150 millions in the uals 421, 000 amount of United States Funston 45,961 3,485 Industrial furloughs ' 000 bonds Garden City 7,086 745 8, and 28.4 millions in the amount of Divisional troops 195, 000 Gordon 26,320 2,206 war paper held are indicated by the Corps and Army troops 53, 000 Grant 59,391 7,328 Coast Artillery statement showing condition on February Greene 9,217 187 94, 000 Engineers 49, 000 14 of 770 member banks in about 100 Greenleaf 6,817 339 Medical Corps 000 Hancock 12,4,30 405 13, leading cities. Ordnance 16, 000 Hoboken 2,699 431 Quartermaster Corps 33, Humphreys 10,446 349 000 United States Guards 26, 000 Jackson 17,250 937 Military Aeronautics Johnston 6,793 167 41, 500 Spruce Production 30, 000 DUTCH DELEGATES ANNOUNCED Kearnv 7,160 670 Tank Corps Kendrick 210 8, 000 300 Chemical Warfare Service Las Casas 7,999 1,3, 000 12 Anthracite coal miners TO ARRANGE Lee 33,133 6, 000 RETURN OF SHIPS 1,388 Special-service units Levds 18, 283 14, 000 1,127 S. A. T. C 000 Logan 5,741 541 160, C. O. T. S IZZI.I 39, 000 The American Minister to Holland has McArthur 8,393 47 Attached, McClellan local draft boards 3, 500 been advised by the Netherlands Foreign 11,956 .576 Porto Rican troops Meade 33,846 1,489 13, 500 Office that the Netherlands Government Hawaiian troops 4, 500 Meigs 6,126 194 Bakery Companies has designated Messrs. F. B. Mills 1,220 40 4. 500 S. .Jacobs, Construction and Labor Companies 000 Dutch Commercial Attache, Fort Monroe 1,676 84 13, and Jonkheer Aircraft Production 3, 500 Newport News 6,364 559 Signal Corps Michiels Van Verduynen, Assistant Chief Pike 7, 000 34,518 2,667 Training Center of Director of Sevier 10, 000 Economic Matters of the 8,714 275 Conscientious Shelbv objectors 1, 500 Netherlands Foreign Office, as the dele- 7,589 1,020 Motor Transport Corps Sheridan 4,873 681 500 gates to negotiate with the American Sherman 45,911 5, 120 Total authorities in London for the return of Fort Sill 2,253 75 1, 281, 000 Dutch vessels. The Foreign Office also Syracuse Taylor ^923 4,372 Overseas troops returned to United States. announces that Messrs. A. Gips D. Hud- Travis 22, 168 1,243 wig and P. H. Van Ommeren, .Tunior, to Upton 35,068 2,713 Casuals 57. 000 Divisional and organization 000 represent the Society of Dutch Ship Vancouver Barracks 11,0 8 147 192, Own- Wadsworth 6,441 464 ers at the conference in London. Wheeler 7, 739 98 Total (does not include 15,000 officers Central Depiartment 83,648 653 commissioned ; includes “ Eastern Department 64,4.56 2,672 67,500 classed as sick and Northeastern Department wounded,” but released for dis- Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no 16,247 49 Southeastern Department 25,545 20S charge when physically eligible therefor) red tape—Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP Southein Department ; 20,316 377 249, 000 Western Department 333,324 1,844 to-day. Hawaiian Department 61 3,994 Grand total 1, 530, 000 ; •
8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BUi.LETIN: MONDAY, FEBBITARY 21, 1910.
LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS
Mtrs. 2232. National Can Co., Detroit, adjutants, 1/40 (25), at $1,576 per box; Mich., radiators and miscellaneous spare parts 14.000 boxes El Verso perfectos, excelentes, PURCHASE AND STORAGE for 2.000 class “ B ” trucks, $23,818.50. 1/40 (25), at $1,702 per box, $100,967. GSO. American Radiator Co., miscellaneous C-54. General Cigar Co. (Inc.), New Y’ork, I heater repairs and parts. $5,638.46 plus $16() N. Y., .39,000 boxes Owl, 1/40 (25), at $1.10 for boxing extra, $5,798.46. per box ; 68,000 boxes Owl Londres, 1/40 (25), at $0,984; 32,000 boxes Little Bobbicl, The following is a list of purchase or- Purchase orders or commodities purchased 1/40 (25), at $0,827; 8.000 tins Little Bob- at board of trade or exchange prices, on food ders and contracts approved bj’ the Board biei. 1/40 (25). at $0,827: 12,000 boxes Rob- administration allotment, commandeer order, ert Burns of lleview, Office of Director of Purchase, Bouquet, (25) 1/40, at $1.50 ; 30,000 or by embarkation service : War Departiueut; boxes Robi’rt Burns luvincible, (25) 1/40, at 2-15885. Morris & Co., New York. N. Y., $1.84; 2,000 boxes Epicure, (25), at $l.(i78; 50.000 pounds DS AC Cir. bellies, 12/25 : 4.000 lioxes Longfellow, at February 12, 1919. # (25) 1/40, $2,113, 12/20, .32 : 20/25, .3175 : 50,000 pounds DS $262,654.40. AC Glr. bellies. 25/30, .30/35, Purchase orders under $25,000 made on 25/35# ; .315; SUPPLEMENTAL CONTItACTS. .3075 : 100,000 pounds DS SHT. -fatbacks, open market inirchase or let to lowest No. 4 to Con. 2948, 2/17/18. Chalmers 6/12# : .235 0/8, ; 8/10, .2375 ; 10/12, .24 ; bidder and submitted to the board for $55,750. Knitting Co., Arrsterdam, N. Y’., original con- tract called for about 820 each under- consideration after execution and de- 2-15619. Rohe & Bro., 65,000 pounds DS M AC Cir, bellies, 14/25#; 14/20#, .32; 20/ shirts and drawers (no price stated). On livery : 7/20/18 supplementary was made providing 25#, .313 ; 12,000 pounds DS Rg. shoulders, for fiOc. i)er bale for baling. On Septem- Sub-733. 2-15G20. International Provision in .salt, 20/25#. .24; 12,000 pounds DS jowl butts. .21 $26,200. ber 12, 1918. another supplementary was Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 2.G,000 pounds Eng. Cir. ; stipulating that gar- 2-15618, Swift & Co.. 69,000 pounds DS made, remaining 841,000 bellies ; DS., 10/30 pounds, Eng. 10/23 ; ments after delivery of first 800 M be paid pounds, Eng. Sht. fatback.s, 6/16#; 6/8*, .2.35; 8/10#, .35 ; 25/30 pounds, .345 ; 45,000 for each, including .233: 10/12#, .24; 12/16#, .245; 85,000 by Government at $2,20 pounds DS. AS Cir. bellies, 12/40 pounds cost of baling. Sup. provides that the pounds DS AC Cir. hollies, No. 4 12/40 pounds, .32 14/30# ; 14/20, ; 20/25 pounds, ,31i ; 25/30 allowance of 50c. made in Agmt. of 7/20/18, pounds, .303 .32; 20/25#. .31: 25/30#, .315; 120.000 : 30/40 pounds, .303, $22,925. applies only to garments baled out of first pounds DS EE Cir. bellies, 14/24#, .35; 335-CD. Alacon Packing Co.. Macon, Ga., and to lot of 841,000 gar- 119.000 pounds “ .\mer ” backs, 8/34#; 25/ 800 M, not added 75.000 pounds fresh beef, at $0.24, $18,000. ments, thus avoiding payment of baling twice S-S41. Kentucky Brokerage Co., Louisville, 30#. .31: 8/25#, .315; .30/34#, .305; 4,000 pounds stjuaro on this last lot. shoulders. 10/25# ; Ky., 44,000 gallons pickles, cucumber (25 to 10/ Sup. Con. E. Middlekauff 20*, .28; 20/25*. .275: $123,547.50. to 8/1/18. W. & 80 to gallon: average, 40), 15-gallon kegs, at Co., Baltimore, Aid., limit for delivery ex- 2-15615. Figgs, llutweller Co., New York, GO cents, $17,G00. to March 31, 1919, for renovation of N. Y., 75.000 pounds DS Cir. plate, tended S-837. E. O. Gatlin Importing Co., Kansas 2/3 service hats. pound.s/.225 ; 30,000 pounds AS Cir. bellies, City, Mo., 22,100 bottles extract, vanila, 8- 1053 to Con. No. 657. Turner-IIalsey Co., ounce, 12/14.#, .32, $26,47.5. at 35 cents ; less 1 per cent, 10 days, New York. N. Y'., accepting 95 M yards cot- 2-15616. Morris & Co., New York, N. Y'.. $7,735. ton uniform cloth, seconds in gray dyed olive 160.000 pouiuis D.S. A.C. Cir. i)ellies, 16/25 215. Gulf Refining Co.. I’lttsburgh, Pa., dial) (imckcd separate), at $0.2822 per yard, #: 16/20# .32: 20/25 #, .313, $51,200. 25.000 gallons motor gasoline, at $0.23 ; GOO instead of original price. These seconds to gallons 2-15617. .Armour & Co., .lersey City, N. .1., motor gasoline, at $0.42 ; 150 gallons apply against original contract, which called 100.000 pounds D.S. J.W.L. butts, .21; I.iberty aero oil, $0.57, $0,087.50. 2/5#. for 1,2.50,000 yards at $0,297 per yard. 100.000 pounds A.C. G.L.R. bellies, 16/25# ; 12-2310. J. A. Field, Clint, Tex., 200 tons No. 79 to Mtrs. 8670 limousines. Loco- .313; 65.000 pounds hay, alfalfa, $28.50, $5,700. 16/20#, .32; 20/25#, mobile Co. of America, Bridgeport, Conn., pro- S.P. A.C. bellies, 8/16#, .32, $73,800. Mtrs. 2195. The Euhiman Car Co., Cleve- viding for the addition of aliowance for extr.a GSO. 3631-C. Challenge Refrigerator Co., land, Ohio, 150 mounting of Class A wood tiros 35 by 5 comp, with tubes, shipped with Grand Haven, Mich., 901 refrigerators, — cargo bodies, furnishing hardware and sills to first two cars, 4 tires to a car, $69.28, total, $29.30 each, $26,399.30. mount on White chassis, $G5.15 each, $9,772.50. $554.24, making unit price of car $8,640,28, 2-18004. Ilardie Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., PURC'UASK TK.VNS.ACTIOXS APPEOVED. instead of $8,571, increasing contract from 50.000 pounds .Iordan almonds, 1-pound tins, Contracts under $25,000. $68,568 to $69,122.24—8 Loco. Lim. at $0.45), $22,025. 1340 to GSC 1305-B. Gillette Safety Razor M&E. 317. Davis Bournonville Co.. .Jersey 214. Standard Oil Co. of N-ew .Tersey, New Co.. Boston, Mass., 22,350,000 blades at 2tc — City. N. .1., miscellaneous welding tools and York, N. Y„ 40.000 gallons aviation original contract. Manufacturer wrote letter gasoline, parts (Wt. $7,801.52. at 304 cents gallon, $12,200. 45,000#), to procuring officer, U. 8. Army, stating that Mtr. 561. Taft Pierce Mfg. Co., arbors and 218. Gay Oil Co., Little Rock, Ark., boxing of 1-inch was made instead of J-iuch. 20,000 reamers for connecting rods, $2,390.25 ar- gallons motor gasoline, at 24 cents gallon ; 023 to No. 4858-.\. Wellington Sears & Co., ; bors, $85.92; n'amers, $1,700.25: extra CO.OOO gallons kerosene oil, at Hi cents gal- 8,352 yards 48-inch gray duck. No. 4, at blades, 3 sets to each head, : storage box, lon. $11,700. $540 $1 245 yard, was to have been manufactur il $30 : packing and express, $34.08,, 222. Standard Oil Co. of California, at Lang'dale Mills. Ala. This supplement pro- San Mtr. 562. Taft Pierce Mfg. Co., arbors and Francisco, Cal., 4G,370 gallons motor gasoline, vides manufacture at Shawmut Mili. Ala., reamers for connecting rods, $2,390.25 ; ar- goods f. o. 1). there instead of Langdale. at 24 cents gallon ; 7,200 gallons kerosene oil, bors, $85,92; reamers, $1,700.25; extra at 15.5 cents, $12,244..®0. 2844 to No. 7239-B. Corr Manufacturing blades, 3 sets each head, $540 ; storage box, 25G. Prudential Oil Co., Taunton, Mass., canceling 270,599 yards Co., New York, N. Y., $30 packing and express, $34.08. 64.000 gallons motor gasoline, ; 36-inch 20/16 gauze in gray, at $0.043125 per at 21 cents Mtr. 555. Taft Pierce Mfg. Co., arbors ,and gallon, $13,440. yard, iucluding cost of packing. Delivery on reamers for connecting rods, $2,390.25: ar- January 1. 2G3. Central Ohio Oil Co., 75,000 gallons balance due to be completed by bors. $85.92; reamers. $1,700.25; extra callel for 811,797 motor gasoline, at 18.25 cents gallon, $13,- 1919. Original contract blades, 3 sets to each bead, $540 ; storage box, 50. yards: total price', $35,008.75. G87 packing expre.ss, $30 : and $34.08. ‘>978 10570-13. George B. Bains 15401-G. The Palmolive Co., Milwaukee, Wls., to No. VH. I’a., cancella- 339,984 cakes soap (rose bath, 4 ounces), at (Contracts over $25,000.) & Sous (Inc.), I’hiladelphia, tion of 2,100 officers' belts, at $5.60 each, $0.0434 each, 2 per cent in 10 days, $14,- C8. 14115. Armour Co., Chicago, 111., & Contractor permltti d 755.305G. 500.000 pounds fresh frozen pork, 12 to 18 total $11,760 canceled. compensation, due to new 2-15958. Ross & Co., Pittston. Pa., 2G,4G0 pound range, at $0.2725 pound, $136,250. cancellation without order being placed for 3.500 belts without potinds butter, issue at $0.4955215, $1.3,111.50. 14113-CS. Wilson & Co., Chicago, III.. I’urchase order number not known. Sub-PO-40. Otto Eisenlohr & Bros.. Philadel- 720.000 pounds fresh pork, frozen, 12 to 18 loops. Cable SOS 750. phia, Pa., 8,000 boxes Henrietta Admirals, in pounds range, at $0.27125 ; 480.000 pounds 1>. O. 20145. Brown Manufacturing Co., bond (25 cigars to box), at $1.90, $15,200. fresh pork, frozen, 12 to 18 pounds range, at Zanesville, Ohio, contract for 2,000 wheels, Sub-PO-39 R G. Sullivan Estate, Manches- $0.2687.5, $324,,300. wagons, etc., through error bore date ter. N. H., 8.000 boxes 7-20-4 I.ondres, in bond 14114-GS. The Cudahy Packing Co., Chi- escort of January 7. 1917, and should have been (25 in boxl. at $1.87025, $14,962. cago, III., 750,000 pounds fresh froz(>n pork, “ 1918,'' therefore word “ seventeen ” changed Sub-PO-38. General Cigar Co., New York, 12 to 18 pounds range, at $0.2740, $20.5.500. “ eighteen ” by this agreement. N. Y., 6,000 boxes Robert Burns Invincibles, 58-BA. Greenwald I’acking Co., Baltimore, to in bond (25 to box), at $1.84. $11,040. Md., 150,000 pounds fresh beef at $0.24105 CONTRACTS HERETOFORE APPROVED BY TUB 8759. Baldwin & Leslie, New Y'ork, N. Y„ per pound. $36,157.50. BOARD OP REVIEW WHICH ARB UNEXF.CUTED 28,967 yards webbing, O. D. 2i inches, 32 Mtr. 2390. Rowe-Calk Co., Plant.sville, AND WHICH ARE NOT TO BE EXECUTED, ON ounces, at $0.29, $8,400.43. Conn., 30,075. each No. 85, giant twin clamps WHICH .\PPROVAL OP THE BO.UtD OP REVIEW each No. giant- GSO-3641-P. Cambria Steel Co., .Tohnstown, at $1.14 per unit ; 29,475. 66, IS THEREFORE REVOKED. Pa., 270,000 toe calks, at $5.50 per 100 grip liberty clamps, at $1.19 per unit, $70,- Wagon pounds, $14,850. 551.75. Sup. to 20216-Emer. Woonsocket R. I., 100 sanitary carts, GSO-3589-N. Preston Chemical Co.. Brook- C-47. H. Fendrich, Avansville, Ind., 30.000 Co., Woonsocket. called for may be delivered lyn. N. Y., 73,667 tins black ink tablets, at boxes cigars in bond, Chas. Landres (with- that any carts $0,126 tin: 73.667 tins black ink tablets, at out bauds), 1/40 (25 cigars in a box), at without wheels at $36.50 less. Sears & Co., Boston, tin. per cent in 10 97.5, $29.2.50. 7632-A. Wellington $0.15 3 days, $20,479.42. $0 duck, '. dyeing aiui finishing 11,788 yards GSO-1856-N. Finch, Pruyn & Co., Glenn C- 55 I’, ijorillard Co.. 20,000 boxes Muriel Mass., Falls, N. Y„ 200 tons news print paper, at Progress cigars, in bond, 1/40 (25 in box), at $0.05 per vard. $589.40. Sears Co., Boston, $0,0395 per pound, $1 5.800. at $1.50 per box, $30,000. 7G42-A. Wellington & and finishing 68,917 yards duck, Mtrs. 2256. Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., C-53. Otto Eisenlohr & Bros. (Inc.), Philn- Mass., dyeing $3,445.85. Clintonville. Wis., miscellaneous spare parts, delphia. Pa., 24,000 boxes Henrietta perfectos at $0.05 per yard. Co., Boston, F. W. D. trucks. $6,122.25. (without bands), 1/40 (25 in box), at $1.50 7648-A. Wellington Sears & finishing 70,000 yards duck, Henrietta admirals Mass , dyeing ami 2811-CE-Pur. Henry F. Mollsen. Chicago, per box : 8,000 boxes 111., 200.000 chevrons, scarlet (discharge), at (banded), 25 in box, at $1.90 per box, $51,- $3,675. 7561-BI. Lamm Bros.. Baltimore. Md., .03. 2 per cent, 10 days, $6,000. 200 . trousers, $12,720. 20202. National Hay Co., Kansa.s City, Alo., C-46. Deisel-Wemmer Co.. Lima, Ohio, 24,000 pairs white duck 5662-1*. Newark & Dansiger (Inc.), New 600 tons No. 2 upland prairie hav, ,at $25, 30.000 boxes San Felice, 1/40 (25). ci,gars, Verso York City, bed sacks, $692.68. $15,000. in bond, at $0.9925 ; 30,000 boxes El ; :
THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUAEY i>4, 1919. 9
LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS
70.50-A. Wellinf^'ton Sears & Co., Boston, rUKClIASE TKANSACTIONS APPROVED. Siiii. C-46. D('is<'l-W<'rmer Co., Lima. Ohio, fitii.sliing duck, Mass., dyeing tinbracket, boxing, ton. Mass., 150,000 pounds sugar, granulated, $2.50 : overseas February 14, 1919. for at $0.0879, $13,185. $12 ; 60 motors, $720—$28,920. None Serv. .1. 2-18073. Webster Canning Co., Webster, 9/30/18. M. Munn, Tulsa, Purcha.se orders under $25,000 made Okla., 20,000 cords (Hdw.), at ed. N. y„ 46.000 No. 2 can.s apple butter, at wood $5 on open-market purchase or let to lowe.st 100 000 . .$0,111. $5,175. $ , 10385. J. P. Patton Co. (Inc.), New York, bidder and submitted to the board for 2-18048, Colgate & Co., New York, N. Y., N. Y.. 1,000 tons 51.200 tins Colgate's tooth powder, at $0,104, newsprint paper (2,240,000 consideration after execution and de- pounds, more or less), 2 per cent 10 days, $5,324.80. $.80,752. livery. 2-18047. Colgate' & Co., New York, N. Y^., SUPPLEMB.NTAI/ CONTRACTS. 188. Tlie standard Oil Co.. Louisville, Ky., 53,400 tins Colgate's tooth powder, at $0,104, Sup. to 2121. Geltman Sponging Cleve- 100.000 gallons gasoline, at $0.22, $22,000. 2 per cent 10 days, .$5,553.60. Co., land, Ohio, (shrinking, examining, and meas- 2650. Hunt Bros. Co., San Francisco, Cal., 2-18054. The Ward Baking Co., New York, uring material) S-ounee cotton cloth 30 to 31,704 cans beans, stringless. No. 2 fancy cut, N. Y., 174,000 pounds yeast, food, Arkady, at 50 inches wide, instead of cloth 28 to 56 inches, at $0.121 : 9,432 cans beans, No. 3 ISx. Std., $0,075, .$13,0.50. at 21 cents yard, contractor to receive cents at $0,10 5/12; 91,536 cans beans, No. 2 fancy 2-18053. National Chemical Co,, Syracuse, 11 yard for cloth 28 to 30 inches wide in- Lake City, .$0.12 1/12, $15,874. N. Y., 320,000 pounds .soda, Bramis Neutral, not cluded. 4-3326-Ad. Chas. B. Silver, Havre do Grace, wa.shing powder, at $0,021, $6,720. 10385. J. F. Patton Co., New York, N. Y'., Md.. 86.400 cans tomatoes. No. 2, at $0.10 ;-'-lso52. Trade I.alioratories, Newark, N. J., 2,240,000 5/12, $9,000. 175.200 tubes shaving cream, "Cosmos,” at pounds newsprint paper, contract, at $0.03005 f. 4-8904. Greonwald Packing Co., Baltimore, $0,108, 1 per cent 10 days, $18,921.60. pound o. b. Botw'ood. Increase Md., 49,747 pounds fresh beef, at $0.2376, $11,- -1.S051. Trade bahoratories, of $5,950.95, providing for an additional al- Newark, N. .7., 819.89. 153,600 tubes shaving cream, " Cosmos,” at lowance of $0.0050918 per pound to con- tractor JItrs. 2336. The Rayhestos Co.. Bridgeport, $0,108, 1 per cent 10 days, $16,588.80. on 1,168,734 pounds paper, re routed from Conn., brake lining, 49.000 feet, .$14,890.21. 2-18040. Larkin & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., Botwood to St. .lohu’s, Newfoundland, for expenses incurred, 2057. Mayo-Sklnner Manufacturing Co., Chi- 153,600 sticks shaving soap, at $0.06, $9,216. due to harbor l)eing ice- Hi., combination grease oil 2-18002. R. F. Ke])ppl & Sons, Lancaster, liound. Additional compensation guaranteed cago, 8,000 and cups, at $1,20 eacli, $9,600. Pa.. 72,000 pounds stick candy, 1-pound tins, by Z. S. O., New York City. 12-2375. Heid Bros. (Inc.), Ei Paso, Tex., 48 1-pound tins to case, at $0.26, $18,720. CANCELLATION AOUEEMENTS WITH CO.MPENSA- 595 tons alfalfa hay, standard, at $24, $14,- 2-18068. B. II. Howell Son & Co., New TION TO CONTRACTOlt APPROVED. York, N. Y., 200,000 pounds sugar, granu- 280. lated, at .087906, $17,581.20. 2. Rumsey Pump &. Macliine Co., New York, Purchase orders over $25,000.
N Y . 20 for salvage Mtr. 2330. The White Co., Cleveland, Ohio, pumps laundry units, 4-7633. Redden & Son, Benton, Md.. 236,- spare parts $210.50. for White Model T. B. C. 2-ton, 184 cans tomatoes. No. 3, at $0,15 5/12, $26,- 1343. Fyr Fyter Co., Dayton, Ohio, fire class “A” motor truck.s—stock for 200 trucks ex- 411.70. for G months, $24,736.06. tinguishers, $519,547.80. Mtr. PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS APPROVED. 2301. The Fairmont Tool & Forging E.MERGENCY PURCHASES APPROVED RY TELEGR.\M. Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 8,000 sets assorted units Contracts under $25,000. of Ijolts, nuts, washers, wood screws, cotter 6317-C. David Adler Sons Clothing Co., Mil- 324. Walworth Manufacturing Co., pics, and rivets, at $1.10 per set, $8,800. waukee, Wis.. 15,000 pairs wool trousers at M&E Mtr. 2435. W. N. Miiler, Detroit, Mich., $0.75 pair. Mfg. Cf., $11,250. Chicago, HI., couplings, tees, ells, unions, mounting 300 clas.s “B” l)odles on Packard 6316-C. Ridenour Garment Co. (Inc.), and bushings, $2,827.67. chassis, at $20 each, $6,000. South Bend, Ind., 12,500 wool trousers at 75c 123. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. Chicago, 8907. M. S. Block & Son Co., Richmond, pair, Mfg. Cf., $9,375. HI., 14,700 gallons motor gasoline, at 23 cents gallon gallons kero.senc oil, at Va.. 56.160 pairs marching top lifts, ; 00 12 cents CONTRACTS APPROVED BY SAN FRANCISCO BOARD gallon, $3,288.20. $11,793.00. OF REVIEW. 8906. M. S. Block Sons Co., & Richmond, (Contracts over $25,000.) Va., 70,848 pairs marching top lifts, at 21e., 2406. Western Meat Co., San Francisco, $14,878.08. Cal., 510,000 pounds fresh frozen beef at Mtrs. 835. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.. Ak- 12-2371. Stnrges Bros., El Paso, Te.x., 1.000 $0.2432.5, 240,000 pounds fresh frozen beef at ron, Ohio. 1,200 tires, solid, 1350 by l.jOM/M tons alfalfa hay, standard, at .$19.75, ^9,750. $0.23325, I of 1 per cent, 10 days, $180,037.50. comp, with base bands 1350 by 150M/M for 12-370. Stnrges Bros., El Paso, Tex., 1,000 2451. Albers Bros. Milling Co., San Fran- 155 M/M howitzer carriage, at $65, $81,900. tons alfalfa hay. No. 1, at $21.50, $21,500. cisco, Cal., 6,000 pounds cornineal at $0,085 SUPPLEMENTAL CONTIUCTS. 12-2369. Stnrges Bros., El Paso, Tex., 550 pound : 3.600 cans wheat, rolled, 24 cans to tons hay. oats, and alfalfa, at $20; 280 tons case, at $0,225 pound, 100 cans pearl barlc'y 1338 to No. HO-837-C Ath. Sup. Thomas .hay, 111., alfalfa. No. 2, at $18; 300 tons hay, at 11 cents ; 100 cans farina at $0,089 ; 500 Wilson Co., Chicago, changing pa<'king in-
alfalfa, No. 1, at $21, $20,900. pounds oatmeal at $0.0775 pound ; 200 pounds structions. Atiiletic equipment to be packed 12-2399. Held Bros., Inc., El pea.s pound for overseas instead of dome,Stic as originally Paso, Tex., at $0.0875 ; 100 pounds cracked
225 tons hay, oats, and alfalfa, at $20, wheat at .$0,085 pound ; $1,404.65. called for. A.dditionnl sum of $20 to be paid. $5,850. 2281. .Tones Thlerbach Co., San Francisco, Also increasing' number of rugby balls from 12-2.390. Held Bros., Inc., El Paso. Tex., Cal., 50.000 pounds coffee, issue, R, & G. lac- 1.440 to 1,460, thereby increasing contract 280 tons hay, oats, and alfalfa, at $20, quered Hawaiian, and 50,000 pounds Central from $41,424.20 to $41,507.80. ,$103,60. $5,600. No. Duck. Fred S. Corp., American at 29 cents pound : 690 cans coffee, 2959 to 430 Bennet 12-2391. Held Bros., Inc., El Paso. Tex., R. & G. lacquered, 2-pound cans at 78 cents; Now Y’ork Cily, N. Y., cancelling 68,000 yards 950 tons hay, oats, and alfalfa, at $26, $29,542.88. 10-ounce khaki duck, 84 by 30 in gray, 3 ply, $24,700. 1’. O. 5734. Producers Hay Co., San Fran- at $0.40 per yard, in the interest of the pulilic. 268. Fiske Bros. Refining Co., New York, cisco, Cal., hay and oats for various posts in 2892 to No. 6440-P. Caps. Wolf & Lit Co., N. Y., 25,000 gallons medium motor oil, at California, $8,081.39. Philadelphia, Pa., price on 50,000 overseas 45c. : 200.000 gallons translucent lubribating caps changed from 25 cents each to 2(5 cents I’. O. 2044. W. A. Miller, San Francisco, Cal., oil. at .055, $22,250. each and furnished with new form of label, No. 1 California bed feed oats for various 267. Fiske Bros. Refining Co., New York, 1342 to No, II-178-C, Stoves. American po.sts in California, $11,050. N. Y., 160.000 pounds medium cup grease, at Slove Co., New York. N. Y., on contract for .065. $8,800. Scliedule of deliveries clianged to read, 6.000 stoves at $65.90 each, there shall be 2l9. Texas Co., New 5'ork, N. Y.. 45,500 “ added three hinge supports on 3,791 of the gallons During .Tamiary, February, and Mardi,” motor gasoline, at 20ic. ; 2,865 gallons original quantity. Supports to he riveted “ kerosene oil. at 20Jc., $12,644.83. instead of During the inontli of .Janu- thereto for the flitting board, tliereby increas- 'J-18050. Ijarkiu & Co., New York. N. Y., ary, 1919,” in contract with tlie Texas Co., ing unit price to $1.14J each on 3,791 stoves. 175.000 .sticks shaving soap, at .06, $10,512. 13 to Mtrs. 545. Dodge Bros., Detroit, Mich., No. ()7, for fuel oil, approved. 2-18067. B. II. Howell Bon & Co., New York, 1.000 Dodge 5-passenger oars. If Simms mag- N. Y., 300,000 pounds sugar, granulated, at >SuI)stitution of new schedule “A” re- netos, at $12.50, are unobtainable in sufficient $0.087906 (100-pound sacks), ,$26,371.80. ducing quantity to be purcha/sed in the quantities to meet delivery requirements au- 2-18069. Warner Sugar Refining Co.. 500,- thority is granted to substitute Eisman following contract, wliich G-4 OW) pounds sugar, granulated, at $0.0879 was approved service magnetos at a charge of $18.50 each, (100 pouud sacks), $43,950. by boai'fl on February 12, approved. instead of $12.50. 71—19 3 : V
10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919.
LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS
1344 to No. GSC129n-.T. American Can Co., 13S97-PH. Morris & Co., Chicago. III., 84. Standard Oil Co. of Ind., Chicago, 111., Washington, 1). C., changing specifications on 300.000 pounds fresh beef, at $0.2531 pound, 85.000 gallons motor gasoline, at $0.23, 2,500 5.000 No. 7 Dunn oil heaters, at $6.50 each. $75,930. gallons kerosene oil at $0,125, $19,862.50. 1.341 to IIC-553-C. American Stove Co., New 13949-PII. Swift & Co., Chicago, 111., 69. Atlantic Refining Co.. Philadelphia, Pa., York, N. Y., (2,500 stoves, at $05.90—52J by 2r>0,0(K) pounds fresh beef, at $0.2523 pound, 10.000 gallons motor gasoline at $0.24, 50 283 l>y IS high) on 12/17/18 price was re- $63,075. gallons kerosene or amount required at $0.13 duced 10 cents on kettle holes, 16J-inch diam- 13944-PII. Swift & Co., Chicago, 111., gallon, $2,406.50. eter, account changes In deflector plate. Sup- 200.000 pounds fresh beef, at $0.2611i pound, 86. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, Chicago, plement now provides that the decrease shall $52,230. 111.. 75.000 gallons motor gasoline at $0.21, bo increased to 35 J tier stove. 13876-PlI. Swift & Co., Chicago, 111., $15,750. 275.000 pounds fresh beef, 1874. CA^CELI,ATIO^• AOCEEMEAT at $0.25841 pound, Wesson Mott Co., Flint, Mich., spare WITH COMTEXSA- $71,073.75. parts, TIOX TO COXTIUCTOR APPROVED. $286,189.78. 13921-PH. Cincinnati Abattoir Co., Cin- 133C ModCg HC569-.T. Eclipse Stove Co., cinnati, Ohio, 600,000 pounds fresh beef, at Mansfield. Ohio, boxing for rolling kitchens, $0.2559 pound, $153,540. 3.000, at $79.25—$237,750 (plus later adjust- 13946-1*11. Swift & Co., Chicago, III., ment by Secretary of War). $30,003.54. 450.000 pounds fresh beef, at $0.2611J pound, $117,517.50. SEALED PROPOSALS INViTED February 15, 1919, 13860-PH. Morris & Co., Chicago, III., 400.000 pounds fresh beef, at $0.2489 pound, Purcha.se orders under .i;2.5,000 made $99,500. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. on open market purchase or let to lowest GSC-1310-P. The E. II. Filler Co., Philadel- phia, I*a., 255.000 pounds manila rope, at Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re- bidder and submitted to the board for $0,191 pound, $49,725. ceived at the office of the general purchasing consideration after execution and de- Mtrs. 2431. Raybestos Co., Bridgeport, agent for the Alaskan Engineering Commis- Conn., brake lining (wire), $41,528.57. livery. sion, room 422, Bell Street Terminal, Seattle, Mtrs. 1874. Buick Motor Car Co.. Flint, Wash., not later than 11 a. m. March 10, 25014-1*11. Douglas Co.. Cedar Rapids, Mich., spare parts for Weston Mott front 1919, for furnishing, free of all charges, de- Iowa, 9,000 gallons oil, corn, and rear axles and rear hubs, $286,189.78. at $17.50 for livered on pier in Seattle, Wash., to be des- 2-5-gallon cans cased, Mtrs. 1001. F4eld ManufacturiM Co., $15,750. ignated later, car wheels, building paper, 25012-1*11. I. II. Sentz, Owosso, Mich., 1.000 each Class wood Chicago, 111., B rosin-sized sheathing, roofing paper, and ma- 25,008 cans fresh roast beef, cargo bodies ($12-1), and troop seats 16-ounce cans, ($20), nila rope, at as specified in Circular No. 354. $0,515 per can, $12,879.J2. express cartage, $6 each, $150,000. Sub. 1744. C. A. Brigg.s >;o., Boston, Mass., Mtrs. 1616. Harley Davidson Motor Co^ 20.000 cartons candy, chocolate bars, assorted Milwaukee, Wis., 10 si'ts spare parts, $4,775.2(> DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, (24 bars to carton), 2-ounce bars, at 90c, set, 10 sets spare parts, $494 set, $52,694.00. carton, $18,000. Mtrs. 312. Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., Sealed proposals marked “ Proposals for 2144. irip.at Western Sugar Co., Denver, 600 sets spare parts for model “ T ” chassis, Hatchery, Block Island, R. I.” and inclosed Colo., 150,000 pounds sugar, granulated, at at $2,492.42 per set, plus $12,000 boxing and in an envelope addressed “ Commissioner of $0.08762 pound, $15,596.36. shipping, $1,507,452. Fisheries, Department of Commerce, Washing- 2145. Great Western Sugar Co., Denver, Bltrs. 2369. Detroit Steel Products Co., ton, D. C.,” will be received at this office until Colo.. 150.000 pounds sugar, granulated, at Detroit, Blich., front and rear springs for 2 o’clock p, m.. April 1, 1919, and then opened $0.08572 pound, $12,858. maintenance 3,000 AA ambulances, $41,089.40. for the construction of a hatchery building on 2140. American Beet Sugar Co., Denver, C&E 1. Clifton Manufacturing Co., Waco, Block Island. R. I. Colo.. 250,000 pounds sugar, granulated, at Tex., ,6,177 raincoats, at $4^90788 each,* For blank proposals, specifications, plans $0.08652 pound, $21,630. $30,315.98. and particulars address Commissioner of Fish- 20249. Tobcrmeu, Mackey & Co., St. Louis, Mtrs. 2434. General Asbestos & Rubber Co., eries, Washington, D. C. Mo., 400 tons No. 1 timothy hay, at $32, Charleston, S. C., 180.000 feet brake lining Sealed proposals will be opened by the light- $12,800. (garce asbestos), $40,100. house superintendent, Baltimore, Md., at 2 C-1.322. Armour & Co., Atlanta, Ga„ 28,500 o’clock p. m. February 28, 1919. for furnishing pounds butter, Contracts under $25,000. sales, at $0.6925 ; 719 pounds and delivering creosoted piles to Norfolk breakfast bacon, at $0.51, $20,102.90. Mtrs. 1569. Providence Body Co., Provi- Harbor, Va., accessible to tackle of lighthouse 2-18208. Colgate A Co.. New York, N. dence, R. I., 100 bodies (wood dump), at tenders. Information upon application to the 233,600 cakes shaving soap, at $0.45, 2 per $195 each; 108 cu. ft. cap. for 5-ton truck, above office. cent 10 days, $10,512. $19,500. Mtrs. 2438. Gramm-Bernstein Motor Truck Mtrs. 408. Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., New TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Co.. Lima, Ohio, 1 set spare parts for motor Y'ork. N. Y'., 505 differential chain blocks at trucks, $21,177.13 set, less 20 per cent, $18.20, 1-ton cap. Y. & T., $10,283. Sealed propo.sals will be received by the Bu- $17,410.90. reau of Engraving and Printing for supplying 15404-G. Scottsburg Canning Co., Scotts- CONTRACTS HERETOFORE APPROVED BY THE the following materials : burg, Inil., BOARD OP REVIEW WHICH ARE UNEXECUTED 91,416 cans hominy lye. No. 3 Until m.. February 26, 1919. Two cans, AND WHICH ARB NOT TO BE EXECUTED, ON 2 p. — at $0,075, 1 per cent 10 days. $0,856.20. sticks of Dixon’s belt dressing 9 cast- WHICH APPROI'.U, OP THE BOARD OP REVIEW dozen ; 15402-G. Owasso Sugar Co.. Owasso, Mich., iron split pulleys, 2i-inch bore, with standard 180.000 pounds sugar, granulated, at .08937, IS THEREFORE REVOKED. kevway and setscrews ; 12 cast-iron adjustable net cash, $16,080.60. HC-755-B. Plymouth Cordage Co.. North ball-and-socket ring oilers, double braced ; 2 13915-PII. Cudahy Packing Co., Chicago, Plymouth, Mass., manila rope, $46,500. flange couplings, 2J-inch bore, with standard 111., 22,000 pounds fresh beef, at .2560, $5,032. 7570-,S. Angelica .Tacket Co., St. Louis. Mo., koyway ; 1 air pump, size B. speed 600 ; 50 12.000 each, coats at $0.50, trousers at $0.54. steel rolls, suitable for transferrer’s use ; 500 PCRCIIASE TRAXSACTIOXS APPROVED. white duck. mfg. only. $12,720. feet of 1-inch cabinet oak, dressed two sides ; Contracts over $25,000. 7678-C. Rockford Mitten & Hosiery Co., 6 cast-brass highly finished door pulls ; 500 Rockford, 111., pair stockings, 14080-GS. Oscar E. Mayer & Bro., Chicago, 500,000 wool feet of 2-inch maple. 85.000 gallons motor gasoline, at 2,500 111., 120,000 pounds fresh pork, at .2720, $0.23, Until 2 p. ni., February 27, 1919. Six hun- $242,500. — $32,640. dred machine - cut machine - steel power - press 7061-N. .1. I*. Stevens & Co., New Y’ork, 13990-PII. Morris Co., Chicago, 111., 330,000 ratchet wheels, case hardened ; 12 straight- N. Y., 500,000 huckabuck towels, $100,000. pounds fresh beef, at .2555, $84,315. turning lathe tool holders : 1 set each of fs- 7423-.J. .Tellico Clothing Mfg. Co., Jellico, 13854-PII. Morris & Co.. (Chicago, 111., Inch sharp-cut letters and figures for stamping Tenn.. 12,000 pair denim trousers at $0.38 300.000 pounds fresh beef, at .2495, $74,850. wooden patterns ; 1,125 yards of dark-green pr.. mfg. only, $4,560. 1.3902-PH. Cudahy I*acking Co., (bhic.ago, silk 100 roams of white paraffin paper ; cord ; 7418-J. The Hillsboro Overall Co. ; Hills- 111.. ,500,000 pounds fresh beef, at .2461, 10 tons of chip board ; 10 pounds of chromic boro, Ohio, pr. denim trou.sers, $5,700. $123,050. 15,000 acid 3.000 folding cases. 7417-.T. The Hillsboro Overall Co., Seaman, ; 14081-CS. John Morrell & Co., Ottumwa, Until 2 p. m., February 28, 1919.—Two hun- Ohio. 9,000 pr. denim trousers, $3,420. Iowa, 2.000,000 pounds fresh beef, at .25520, dred and fifty steel plates. $510,400. 7562-.T. Burroughs & Taylor Co., Cave, Tenn.. pr. white duck trousers at $0.54, 21. Houston Packing Co., San Antonio, 14,400 $7,776. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Tex., 12,000 pounds fresh beef, at .2330 6396-B. Catamount Mfg. Co.. Bennington, 262,(100 pounds fre.sh beef, at .2305 15,000 ; Vt.. 25.000 pillow sacks, $1,000. Order Xo. 2799. pounds fresh beef, at .2350, $66,712. 6948-J. Consolidated Mfg. Co.. Boston, 139.37-PII. Swift Chicago, Post Office Department, & Co., 111., Mass., 485 canvas pouches, $351.63. 290.000 pounds fresh beef, at .2510. $72,904. February 18, 1919. 13067-PII. Swift & Co., Chicago. 111., 150.000 pounds fresh beef, at .2003, $39,045. Sealed proposals will be received at i;!942-PII. Swift & Co., Chicago. 111., The Purchase Information the office of the purchasing agent for this 100.000 pounds fresh beef, at .25001, $25,605. department until 2 o'clock p. ni., April 8, 14110-CS. Geo. A. Ilormel & Co., Austin, Office, Room 2432, Munitions Minn.. 300,000 pounds fresh pork, at .27, 1919. for furnishing official envelopes and $81,000. Building, Nineteenth and B paper registered-package jackets for the 13945-PlI. Swift & Co., Chicago. 111., Streets, Washington, gives in- Postal Service during the term of one 300.000 pounds fresh beef, at .26111, $78,345. 1.3878-PII. .Swift & Co., Chicago. 111., formation to persons desiring year or for four years beginning July 1, 300.000 pounds fresh beef, at .2582, $77,460. proposals, with speci- sell supplies 1919. Blanks for 13947-1*11. Swift Co.. Chicago. 111., to material or to & fications and instructions to bidders, will 400.000 pounds fresh beef, at .2592, $103,680. the War Department and ad- tlie pur- 13970-PII. Morris & Co., Chicago. 111., be furnuslied upon application to 600.000 pounds fresh beef, at .2527, $151,620. vises bidders concerning bids chasing agent. 13880-PII. Morris Co., (Chicago, 111., & A. S. Bubleson. 500.000 pounds fresh beef, at $0.25125 pound, and awards. $125,025. Postmaster General. :
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LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMOA'G THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS
EYFiER. SECnOX 1, rZBETrABT 22. 1919. Died of Disease. James K. Mrs. He —ah Bjder. C4 I Bea.ccn Street. Fall Brrer, Mass. Toe foUowing casTialries axe refiorted liStrTSXAXTS. SaXYaK. rrar.k. Mrs. Stephen Patrick. 5*i2 LOXGSHOBE Ftaman E. Engene E>ag- Levis Street. Chester. Pa. T the ccmmanding getiexal E Shav, shrre, AsheTiile. S. C. SHAW, Baytntnd X. Mrs. Mattie E can Erpe«litloiiarT Forces r McCLETEETT. John A. Mrs. Zoe MeCley- Xortk Yakima. Wasm erty. 3P3 Barks' Aparcnents. T-s-ratT-nrst SIMIOXL T:nr. Mrs. Mary Simicni. MarantJ, Killed iti 2 Ctio:i and Irring Streets, Portland, Oreg. Casarte, Italy. Died fron s’oixds SI-FA SMAX. Jtfed J. Joseph Sleasman. B. x. SZS'ISAVTS. r*. 1. WaterTAet. X. Y. Died cf disease HEXET. Paul J. Mrs. Etisabeth Simc-soa, SMITH. Farris. Mrs. Jennie Xithais. :ax Wotirded serereiv llT Jam Sireet. ErooklTS. X. Y. 364. Florida. X. Y. HOEXEB. Heary. Mrs.* Jack EaMeB, 33 SMITH. FranA Mrs. Behecca Smith. E F. r>. 29. Xe-Exin X. Y. Total 1&7 Hamiyn Arence. Htul. Etgiaad. OEE. Isaac M. Isaac C. Orr. B. F. D. Xe. 3, SMITH. Gearge H. Mrs. Sarah Smith, Lln- Walla «, X. C Et- Str“£. Haxeraill. Mass. Killed ia Acticn. SMITH. Henry. Xglscn SmPh. 419 Bidge Street. Sanit Sta Marie. Mich. CuT-I.-XS, Lswrcsce, Mrs, e»esrgia celtass. SMITH. Henry WElinm. Mrs. Etta Heien 4->3S Scuth Boterrsc-s Stre^et. Xew Orleans, Smith. Gragin Fairs, OMo. EAIXAhD. CliScrd B. Ti;i=a^s F. Eshard. 47 In. Irrisj Sxreer. 7ZYXSKL Bernard J. Mrs. Jnlia Ssaoc- CFMMIXGS. John J. Mrs John J. Ctnn- aynskL 2216 So nth Sapsiding Axenne. Gii- 3TGL13. ntisgs. 533 TtxentT-Sfih treer, lAeater, eago. EL Colo. 1‘IOSiO, Pant. ATiTcsi.j Lderie. 11 S Scon SOLLaZZO. 'lezisepte. Mrs. Maria C. P. Sfii- LJGHTHaET. George S.. jr. Mrs. George Streer. Biddfew-xt. Coci!- arao. Adore Sttpreiore. Proxince SggSio Lighthart, Fort Erie. OEtario, Ca Calalana. Italy. eoos. LFCEY. Michael C. Miss Heien Eicey, 16C-5 P«.fTEB, Esresice C- Mrs. J. Persr, George Place, Erica. X. Y. SPEICHEE. El=ier E. Boy C. Speicher, 119 Wonewoc. Wls. LYOXS, Masrice. Asa Yyeas. 2C-3 East Tele- SPRIGGS. C»st-orne. Waiter Spriggs. Bovie, Sosih Msdu Sties r. Akica, Osia. graph Street, rvr-sragiae'. Mich. Md. PEaTiTxs, FAE5S, Tracy W. Mrs, E M. Hayden, 514 STAI*LES. John K, John A. Stadler. F. F~ri E W-st Street. Trier. Tex _F» X»x 2. Aiiamshav. X. EAFS. -JaiEes E. Mrs. Myrtle Bain, 4& Col- ' E SCOBEY. Winiam F. Mrs. Cera Seehey. ^ St A> iGX. Waiter Beitzh.
TliX Plekerinz. YorA England. PEARA. Aisaioai a, Latams Peara. 21 j a iota] 41 CE- >LEY. Harry's. Mrs, Missenn A Creiey. Coarr, Chi tago. EF ' 24 -\nstin Street. X'exndx, Mo. PODPIG. WiCiam. Mrs. Sena Po-idig. 622 FAZHXEICH. George. Mrs. -\nte'.:a E Faehn- X tmi Yalley. Grand Earins. Mich. "Watinded Severely. rich, 2265 West Tenth Street. Clexeinnd. PBEEF»OM. Jess? A. John Preedem. Peters- CATTArX. • •hie. harg. Mich. HFPP. EFiard. Andrew Hepp, 144 Chestniit QFIGLEY. Eivard D. J. C. QtdgleT. 1715 VtXSC'X- Frxder'ck M_ M'"=. Jam*^ YIit®cn, Axenae. PhoeairxiEe. Pa. Sonth Marker Street, Wichita. Kans, 114 East Wrier Axenne. f>n Bois. Pa KEXXEDY. Francis E Mrs. F.oresce A Ken EEAE Staniey D. Charlie H. EeaL 712 I>nr- nedr, 1037 Sn=mit Street. Tarenniss, Pa. bim Street. Bk-kr -T. Ini. E' EiX. George E Mrs. Margaret Larin, 137 EEE'PEX. George. Mrs, Ellen Bedden. 157 i FIXES. Pfcniip P. Mrs Thomas Einks. 257 Park Street, BenningtoA Vn West Main Street. C&tskiE X. Y. Ptiilips Street. Orramva. lova.
EC*TH. MatE Peter Rcih. Cold Spring=. Miitn. EEPLiJGLE Engene. Mrs. Lon BepiogA. 151 ; KEITH. Lanrence P. Mrs. Mary Woodverth, iiny W. Whittier. SLEEPER, E A. Sleej^. Lc-? An- Paxkvaj Arenne. Cotingten. Ky. ! 622 Xorth Magnolia Axenae, CaL ttles Gas A Electric Co.. E-s Angeles. CaF RICE Ea P. Mrs. Loxina Maigolies. 521 t SaEELE Harry S. Mrs. Clara H. Steele, SuO M.\RD Xlert T. Samnel HalF 14-5. Center East One h'andred and eishneth Street. Emersta Street. Saginav. MicF i S'H'^t. Bcsliisdale. Mass. Xev York. X. Y. WARE Thomas G. Thomas B. Ware, 1622 WILLIAMS, decn. Mr^. George E Hoil. 412 RFSSELE Gey. Mr^. si-dney Eusseil,Easseil, Oiene.Oiene, West aenth Street. Sp-;kaae, WasE State Street. EP. one. leva. Ark. ’ WHITT, OUie B. Thanner Whitt, Lykic®. Kx. :
12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
U'HOLEAN, William J. William C. Wholean, BAUER, Edward. Henry Breden, 57 East PERLIN, Solomon. Lewis Perlin, 240 East I 41 Prospect Street, Westfield, Mass. Eleventh Street, New York, N. Y. Ninth Street, New York, N. Y. SEliGBANTS. BECKER, Harry F. Mrs. Ella Becker, Twete, PETERSON, Otto. Peter Johnson, Auiics Mos- Mont. KOWAI.SKI, Bernard P. Walter A. Kowalski, joen, Helgoen, Norway. BERGAMINI, Luigi. Mrs. Marie Maggi, Cam- (!40 Buchanan Avenue, Detroit, Mich. PISTILLO, Nick. Marcill Pistillo, 205 Lib- aiole, Italy. erty Street, Lindsay, Ohio. NOONAN, James A. Mrs. Margaret Brodrick, BERSCH, John W. Mrs. Mary Reevers Windsor Locks, Conn. PORTINARl, Attilio. Marco Portinari, Chi- Bersch, 2142 South Mole Street, Philadel- ampo, Vlncenza, Italy. OSTFKLL), Philip. Nathan Ostfeld, 133 Woos- phia, Pa. ter Street, Pittsburgh, POWERS, Frank A. Mrs. H. B. Emde, 778 Pa. BIGGS, Elmer B. Charles Biggs, 211 Henry. Mrs. Jennette W. Vanduzer Street, Stableton. N. Y. POTTER, Potter, 77 South Vine Street, Baltimore, Md. Washington Street, Jamaica, RATHBURN, Samuel Ern. Samuel Rathburn, N. Y. BOHLON, John W. W. H. Bohlon, 1823 North Robert A. Osheto, Wyo. EASSMAN, John Rassman, Vesta- Main Street, Orrville, Ohio. Inirg, Washington RAWLS, Robert E. Charlie Rawls, Columbia, County, Pa. BRESIN, William R. Harry Sayland, 2537 James C. Mrs. Miss. LINDSEY Ida Worlsey Lind- North Ridgeway Avenue, Chicago, HI. sey, 243 Ross Street, Macon, Ga. ALLEN, William Thomas. Mrs. Martha Jane BROWN, Sylvauo. Mrs. Clara Brown, Bayow, Allen, Flippin, Ky. MECHANIC. Caula, La. ANGRISANI, Joseph A. Anthony Angrisani, BRUETTE, Louis M. Prank Bruette, R. F. Y. HANNIBAL, George. Mrs. C. W. Hannibal, 195 Rockaway Road, Jamaica, N. D. No. 2, Wallace, Mich. 32G West Sixty-second Street, New York, BAUER, Henry F. Herman Bauer, R. F. D. BURT, Edward Francis. Prank E. Burt, 72 No. 14, Larsen, Wis. N. Y. Nassau Street, Orange, N. CORPORALS. J. BISHOP, Irwin D. Mrs. Bethia Bishop, Mur- CALCOTE, James B. William Calcote, Wel- ray, Utah. CHESIIER, James W. Edmund Chesher, 1019 lington, Tex. BJORK, Erick G. Nels Johnson, 287 Lloyd Wall Street. Fort Huron, Mich. C-4RPENTER, Matthews J. John R. Carpen- Street. New Haven, Conn. CROCKER, William A., jr. Mrs. Agnes ter, Elletlsville, Ind. BOOKER, Manning Kenneth. Mrs. Helen Crocker, Leechburg, Pa. CHAPMAN, Roy. Mrs. Nellie Hopkins, 6010 Booker Lebeau, R. F. D. No. 6, Independence, DORR, William R. Mrs. Ellen Dorr, 114 Twenty-seventh Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Mo. Bingham Street, Alpena, Mich. CHATELAIN, Marion R. Leonce R. Chate- BOONE, Lawrence J. Joe J. Buone, R. F. D. FR.VNCE.AK. Joseph. Simon Franceak, lain, Mansura, La. 466 No. 3, Nashville, N. C. East Main Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. CIPRIANO, Viovanni. Charley Cipriano, Du- BORREGGINE, Domenico. Paul Borreggino, GT’MB, Irwin G. Mrs. Anna Gumb, 4448 pont, Pa. 29 Prince Street, New York, N. Y. Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 111. CLOTHIER, William. Mrs. Louisa Clothier, BRESSELL, Philip. David Powell, Eldorado, KELLER, Charles E. Mrs. Elizabeth Keller, 5732 Keystone Street, Prankford, Philadel- Kans 2089 Washington Avenue, New York, N. Y. phia, Pa. BUCHANAN, Walter M. Mrs. James Bucha- LFRCH. Howard A. A. F. Lerch, Orient, C()LLINS, Clarence D. Rev. John Collins, nan, 27 Penletou Avenue, Williamsette, Mass. Ohio. 2508 East Twenty-second Street, Cleveland, CAMl’. Lee R. Mrs. Fanny Mills, R. F. D. No. McC.ARTNEY, Joe P. W. F. McCartney, Sam- Ohio. Texarkana, Ark. son, 4, Ala. COOK, Harry Joseph. Fremont Ellsworth CAMPBELL. James D. William Campbell, Mao.VRTHFR, Charles Mrs. Caroline Mac- Cook, Logan, N. Dak. Roan Mountain, Tenn. •\rthur, 1187 Washington Avenue, COWAN, James P. Francis J. New Cowan, 403 CARLSON, Martin I. Axelin Helstrom. 312 York, N. Y. Crescent Street, Brockton, Mass. East Seventh Street, Plainfield, N. J. MT'RR.VY, .John R. .Tames Murray, R. F. D. DANIELS, William K. Louis I. Daniels, R. P. No. CERA, Edward D. Anton Cera, R. F. D. No. 2, 1, Oswego, N. Y. D. No. 1 Lake City, Mich. Amherst, Wis. PIGRUM, Harvey M. Vincent L. DANSBERY, Stanley A. Pigrum, Mrs. Martha Dans- CHEPELEAS, Themmes S. Bill S. Chepeleas, care of R. H. bery, Springdale. White & Co., Washington Ohio. 411 Seventh Street, Oakland, Cal. Street. Boston. Mass. DARLING, Stewart O. Ralph V. Darling, R. CICHOSKI, Edmond. Mrs. Bessie Cichoski, STOUT, William Harold. F. D. No, Ruben Ellsworth 11, Grand Rapids, Mich. 820 Lav.n Mill Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Stout, R. F. D. No. DEI*CZYNSKI, 10, Portland. Ind. Prank. Mrs. Rose Depezyn- CONSOUTINE, Giuseppi. Sam BonClis, 311 TYREE, Norman J. Isaac ski, 104 State Street, P. Tyree, Idabell, East Albion, N. Y. Kearney Street, Kane, Pa. Okla. DOBRY, J. Stanley Mrs. Nellie Dobry, 133 DALY, John. Mrs. Mary Moore, 62 Tuers W’.VRREN, George F. Mrs. Letitia High Street, Phoenixville, Pa. A. Warren, Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. 33 Bayview Avenue, DUZI, Joseph. Louis Lynn, Mass. Bailett, 1242 East Pat- DENNIS, John M. Hiram Dennis, R. F. D, No. WIT.LLIMS, Ross M. Mrs. Lellia L. Williams, terson Street, Alliance, Ohio. 570 West One hundred ENER, Norman William 1. Dexter, Tex. and fifty-sixth W. G. Ener, sr., DOWIAT, Bruno L. Stanley Dowiat, 1051 Street, Apartment 29, Bayou, Tex. New York, N. Y. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111. FOSTER, Samuel. Thomas Poster, Boone- FITZGERALD, Louis. Louis Fitzgerald, sr., Missing in Action. vllle. Ark, Bethesda, Ohio. CORPORAL. GONCE, William C. Mrs. Sarah Gonce, Verona, Ark. GOLDBERGER. Bernard. Jacob Goldberger, 432 State Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. EAUSCHENBERGER, Albert. Mrs. Pearl GONOHWOSKI, William. Mrs. Stella Rauschenberger, Gonoh- GRAHAM, Eddie. Mrs. Lucie B. Berley, R. F. 415 Scribner Street, Grand woskl, 344 Spring Garden Street, Reading, Rapids, Mich. Pa. D. No. 2, Newberry, S. C. PRIVATES. GRAHAM. Edwin. Mrs. Hannah Maria Gra- GONZILAS, .Todie. Joe Gonzilas, R. F. D. ham, 19 Mendola Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CARTER, William J. Miss Florence Carter, No. 4, Caldwell, Tex. HAFNER, Henry C. Henry Hafner, Gleuham, 632 Warren Avenue, Detroit, Mich. GOW.VN, John D. Harry Gowan, 1616 Ring- 5. Dak. COMER, Donald F. Robert A. Comer, Good gold Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Springs, Tenn. HALE, John II. .Tames Hale, Ruby, La. GRACIE, Robert L. Mrs. Elizabeth Grade, HJalmer. Mrs. Mary Johnson, El- eWENK, Jo.seph. Lewis Decker, Milan, Mich. JOHNSON, 283 Brinkman Street, Buffalo, N. Y. lendale, Minn. HANNON, .John T. Mrs. Anna Hendrickson, HOMA, Joseph. Mrs. Frances Brugan, 1344 606 .Telferson KNAPP, John C. Mrs. J. C. Knapp, 15 Lyon Avenue, Menominee, Mich. South Fifty-fifth Street, Cicero, 111. IIAURILIK, Mike M, Wasily Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Chawansky, HONEGGER, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Honegger, Theodore Teddy. Mrs. Josephine 446J Hastings Street, Detroit, Mich. KROLCZYK, 312 Angeliq Street, West Hoboken, N. J. Krolczvk, 222 Twelfth Street, Manistee, HUTCHINSON, Alfred G. Alfred Hutchinson, KRATZER, Charles H. Mrs. Margaret Krat- Plainwell, Mich. Mich. zer, Jamestown, Mo. LAWLER, John E. Michael Lawler, Hansboro, LASLEY, Roy L. Green R. Lasley, Calamine, KUMM, Mike. Mrs. Charles Kumm, R. F. D. Ark. N, Dak. No. 2. box 107, La Crosse, Wis. LEHR, William. William Lehr, 336 West MARTIN. William J. Earl Drinkell, 969 Loth- LAW.SON, Erma W. Mrs. .T. W. Lawson, R. Twenty-fourth Place, Chicago, rnp Avenue, Detroit, Mich. HI. F. D. No. 2, Enterprise, Miss. LIEBOWITZ. Louis. Miss Bettle Liebowitz, RUSSELL. Archie E. George Russell, Hes- LEONTIDES, Leonis. Mrs. Hariclca A. Leon- 238 Street. Y’onkers, peria, Mich. New Main N. Y. tides, I’erouzagla, 79 Pera, Constantinople, LILLIQUIST, Otto. William Lilliqulst, R. SA.TNAJ, Leo. Mrs. Selma SajnaJ, 2816 West F. Turkey. D. No. 1. Hallock. Minn. Twenty-third Street, South Chicago, 111. LEWIS, Hope. Mrs. William. Waiter S. WILLIAMS, Edson A. Mrs. Ellen WMlliams, Rebecca Lewis, Princess McFarland, Gemlll, Anne Courthouse, Va. 1836 Third Street, Eureka, Cal. 501 Southeast Walnut Street, Minneapolis, Minn. McGlLL, Oscar. Miss Fannie McGill, Willis, McGEHEE, Thomas A. Robert L. McGehee, Tex. Dellrose, Tenn. McGREW, Joseph. Marion McGrew, Fra- McGovern. Thomas F. Mrs. Owen W. SECTION 3, EEBRTJAIIY 22, 1919. grant, Ky. Wehh. 88 Church Street, North Adams, Mcknight, Aloyslus. Mrs. Margaret Mc- Mass. The following casualties are reported Knight, 29 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn, McGowan, Marion R. Mrs. Susan McGee, by the commanding general of the Ameri- N. Y. Bay, Ark. McGRATH, Thomas Edward. .Tames Mc- can Expeditionary Forces M.YISEL, Joseph. Louis Kustonwitz, 60 Hes- Grath. Brent, Campbell County. Ky. ter Street, New York, N. Y. McLAUGHIN. Frank J. Mrs. Grace Hagerl, MILLER, Edward H. Charles J. Miller, "Wounded (degree undeter- West 2123 East Fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. mined) 219 Chicago, 111. McLEMORE, John. Mrs. Myrtle N. McLe- MORTENSEN, Harry T. Christen A. Morten- more. Stilwell, Okla. Wounded slightly 714 sen, R. F. I). No. 2, Rodney, Mich. Clifford. Mrs. Elizabeth Ma- Mario. MACAULEY. MOTTA, Alessandra Motta, Cassano cau'ey, 418 Stuyvesant Avenue, Brooklyn, D. Ada. Veilae, Total 933 Italy. N. Y. MURRAY. William C. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Mur- ray. 5757 Stenton Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa. MARCHUCK, Peter. Richard Marchuck, Mor- OBARA, Wladyslaw. George Ohara, Niles ris Avenue, Simpson, Pa. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Rozalan Ilollenzonia, Poland, Russia. MARVIN. David Benton. Moiti Hobart, Kins- OBERf.IEY^ER, William. Mrs. .Anna Obor- man. Ohio. PRIVATES. meyer, 54 Bremen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MASTROGIACOMO. Joseph. Frank Ma.stro- ANDREWS, George. Mrs. Mary Andrews, PELKOSKI. Walter S. Mrs. Bridget Kra- giacomo. 2500 Vermont Avenue, New York, Lily, Pa. jewski, 154 Carmel Street, Dickson City, Pa. N. Y. ANGEL, Edgar R. Edward Angel, 26 East PERLIN, Solomon Ixwis Perlin, Nekt.asova- MAXWELL, James F. Mrs. Mary Hatfield, Sixth Street, Frederick, Md. kaya 3, care of Gurinan, Vladivostok, Russia. Cambridgf', Iowa. THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FFBRIIAEA^ 24, 1919. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
MAXWELL, Sylvester. Mrs. Bridget V. Max- SZYMANSKI, Prank J. William Szymanski, WASHINGTON, John C. Mrs. Sarah Wash- well, 214 Ontario Street, Cohoes, N. Y. 418 Williamson Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. ington, Stevens City, Va. MOIIRISON, William. Miss Helen G. Morri- TAYLOR, Vestal J. William C. Taylor, St. WASMU'I'H, George. William Wasmuth, 501 son, 174 Main Street, Charlestown, Mass. Paul, Va. Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MORRONE, Wilbert. Mrs. Cannella Mor- TAYLOR, Wilbert T. Mrs. Josie Taylor, Mil- WHITE, Edward J. James W'hite, Etowah, rone, 1409 Hazel Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ton, W. Va. Tenn. MORTON, Milton S. Jasper Morton, Lees- THAYER, Floyd L:~ Ben Thayer, 125 South WHITE, Ellis C. Mrs. George E. White, burg, Tex. Sixth Street, Rockford, 111. Mobjack, Va. MUMFORD, William S. Mrs. Emma Wilson, THOaU’SON, Clyde V. Mrs. Carry Thompson, WHITE, George T. Mrs. Thomas B. White, Robinson, 111. 2120 Wellington Street, Greenville, Tex. 806 Beacon Street, Inverness, Nova Scotia. MURDOCK, William. Mrs. Fannie Murdock, TIMBERLAKE, Joseph M. Mrs. Margorite MHLLIAMS, John B. J. W. Wiliiams, Tal- McCall, S.-C. Timberlake, New Middletown, Ind. lassee, Ala. MYATT, Elmer E. Mrs. Laura May Myatt, TUTTLE, Joseph E. R. M. Tuttle, Merrimac, WISEHART, Roy P. Mrs. Friedrica Wise- box 373. Poteau. Okla. hart, Middletown, Ind. MYRICK, Charles E. Henry Myrick, R. F. D. WASSERMAN, Nathan. Morris Waserman, WRIGHT, ’William L. Irwin Wright, Clifton, No. 1, Ingoraar, Miss. 1579 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kans. Poet. Willie T. Newsom, R. F. D. Harry Delbert. Mrs. Mary Burch, NEWSOM, WAYMAN, Wounded Slightly. No. 1, box lOS, Kopperl, Tex. R. F. D. No. 1, Carbondale, Pa. NICOLAS, Paul J. Pierre Nicolas, Fullerton, WEST, George B. Thomas P. West, Waucoma, COLONEL. Cal. Iowa. NOWOWIES.IKI, Stanislaw. Mrs. Mary Bi- WHITAKER, Ernest. Mrs. Emma Waldorf, CLINNIN, .John V. Mrs. Etta W. Clinnln, gu.ska, 2524 Lebanon Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 138 Forsyth Street, Eufaula, Ala. 0008 Winthrop Avenue, Chicago, III. O'CONNELL, Charles A. Mrs. Annie Butler, WIRTH, Joseph C. Mrs. Rose Heuschkel, 432 MAjons. 6 Bartlev Street, Wakefield, Mass. South Ninth Street, Newark, N. J. MERRELL, Spencer A. Mrs. Lee Mer- O’CONNOR. Francis J. Michael O’Connor, 131 PEQUIGNOT, Raymond A. Mrs. Nora T. Fowler rell, Harpston, East Horter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Thompson, 198 Fountain Street, Akron, Ohio. Ohio. VAIL, Robert McKune. Mrs. Helene H. Vail, PERSON, Joseph E. Oscar Person, 1311 Hall 1‘LTERS, Clifford C. Mrs. Rhoda E. Peters, 1205 f.Iarion Street, Scranton, Pa. Street. Murphysboro, 111. 318 Seventh Street, Hutchinson, Kans. PIERCE, Roxford V. Mrs. Hazel R. Pierce, PONTON, Withers P. Mrs. Jennie B. Pon- CAPTAINS. Ellendalc. N. Dak. ton, Arrington, Va. CAVANAUGH, Frank W. Mrs. Florence E. PILATO. John. Louis Pilato, 164 Stone Ave- PORSHIA, Hurschel O. Gus Porshia, Faust, Cavanaugh, 43 Monadnock Road, Worcester, nue, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. C. Mass. Mrs. Bogda, God- PISTERESI, Michele. Paul REED, Walter R. William D. Reed, R. F. D. GRAUPNER, Adolphus E. Mrs. Elise W, frey. Wyo. No. CulIm.Tn, Ala. Graupner, 2900 Steiner Street, San Fran- Pittello, 37 4, PITTELLO, Guispppe. Dominie RICHARDS, William A. Miss Elizabeth Rich- cisco, Cal. Boston, Mass. Frederick Charles Street, East ards, 608 Coal Street, Monbngahela, Pa. MAAG, C. Mrs. August Maag, 1400 Robert. Mrs. Antonio Pokorny, Harlem Avenue, Baltimore, POKORNY. RINEHART, Walter T. Mrs. Effie Rinehart, Md. Sanger Avenue, Chicago, 111. Oscar. Mrs. 2453 South R. F. D. No. Leesville, S. C. NELSON, Norman Edith Howard PORLO. Frank. Mrs, Carmelia Farina, 165 6, Nelson, 219^ East North Avenue, Baltimore, Brackenrldge, Pa ROBINSON, Lonnie C. Mrs. Mamie Robinson, Brackcnridge, Avenue. Madison, Ark. Md. William H. Mrs. Annie Porter, Zear- REDICK, Fred C. John Redick, PORTER, ROULSTON, William A. Mrs. Mary L. Roul- C. Wooster, ing. Ill Ohio. ston, 2800 Briggs Avenue, New York, N. Y. PUTNAM. Guy L. Eugene R. Putnam, 1333 SIMPSON. Ethan A. Mrs. Ethan A. David C. Mrs. Alman Sphen, 5046 Simpson, Sherman Avenue, Denver, Colo. ROWAN, Clarendon, Tex. Avondale Avenue, Chicago, 111. QIiICK. Robert. .Tim Quick, Girard. Ga. WATT, Harry F. G. F. Watt, Hawarden, QTTIMBY, Herbert Roval. Mrs. Ele Quimby, SAGSTETTER, George J. Michael Sagstetter, Iowa. R. F. D. No. 2, Plum City, Wis. 707 East One hundred and thirty-third HASTINGS, Thomas William. Michael A. Street. New^onk, N. Y. SAKOCUS, Anthony. John Sakocus, box 119, Hastings, 114 Sylvan Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. West Eighty-fourth Street, RAINEY. John R. Joseph W. Rainey, Edge- New York City, SAKOWITZ, Max. Solomon Sakowitz, 0 West wood, Tex. RAHT, Eilward D. Mrs. Edward D. Raht, One hundred and seventeenth Street, New REDDY. Thomas J. Mrs. Catherine Reddy, 12 care of J. La Fayette Davis, Davis York, N. Y. & Vin- E.ast Ninet.v-third Street, New York, N. Y. cent Co., Macon, Ga. SCHMITZ, .John. John Schmitz, Bangor, Wis. REDMOND, Arthur P. Mrs. Clara E. Nelson, THEBAUD, Delphus E. Mrs. D. E. Thebaud, SCHRADER. Ehrhart L. Gustav Schrader, 43 Cedar Street, Wakefield, Mass. William P. Lyons, 818 Fidelity Building, NIGGLE, Glenn. Mrs. Anna Gabriel. 382 212 Caroline Street. Herkimer, N. Y. Paltimore. Md. SECREST, Jack. John L. Secrest, Crossville, North Sixth Street, Zanesville. Ohio. POTTER, ’William J. Mrs. Alice C. Potter, RTTTENOUR, William F. Mrs. Annittie 111 . 538 Prescott Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Booth, Ktra.sburg, Va. SERGEANT, George G., jr. George G. Ser- ROBINSON, Ernie P. George N. Robinson, R. geant. sr., 1354 Logan Street SE., Grand LIEDTENANTS. Rapids, Mich. F I). No. 2. box 38. Pioneer, Tenn. CAVANAUGH, Earl C. Mrs. Mary M. Cav- ROVANG, Martin. Ole T. Rovang, R. F. D. No. SETLEY, Harold. Mrs. Elizabeth Setley, anaugh, 200 Horner Street, Johnstown, Pa. Starr, Pa. 3, Brandt, S. Dak. FLECK, George H. Mrs. George W. Fleck, B. Mrs. Rucker, Sid- SILICK, Walter J. Mrs. Mary Silick, 44 RUCKER. William Eva Am- 1409 Broad Street, Providence, I. sterdam R. ney. Iowa. Avenue, New York, N. Y. HAMILTON, Joseph S. Aiexander Hamilton, Joseph Sabateno, 1119 SIMMS, Donald Mrs. A. SABATENO, Sam. C. L. Simms, Alamo- 105 Preston Street, Ridgefield Park, N. J. East Third Street, Dayton, Ohio. gordo, N. Mex. HUIE, Herman G. George M. Huie, River- SADOWSKI, .Joseph. Michael Sadowski, 12 SIMMS, Harry S. Mrs. Mary Simms, Little dale, Ga. Falls, West Church Street. Nanticoke, Pa. Herkimer County, N. 'x'. LEACH, John W. Mrs. Mary McCreary, 1537 SA GE, Odie. E. George H. Sage, R. F. D. No. SIMPSON, Herbert H. Mrs. Alice Simpson, Laurel Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. J. 'Whitehouse, Tenn. R. F. D. No. 68, Alexandria Bay, N. Y. McKENZIE, Cedric F. Mrs. Evelyn Baus- SAPARKO. Joe. Mrs. Blance Saparko, Pierce SMELSER, James L. Judge Sara H. Smelser, man, 4248 Linden Hill Boulevard, Minne- Street. Frankfort, Philadelphia, Pa. 724 Olive Street, Texarkana, Tex. apolis, Minn. Sasser Tanner, SAPP, .Te.sse L Mrs. Mary SMITH, Ernest L. Miss Fay Smith, Center- ROWE, John William. Mrs. Eliza Row^e, 129 Akin 111. ville. Pa. Rowe Street, Danville, Ky. John Theodore. Mrs. Gertrude SCHMITT, SOIjHEIM, Conrad S. Mrs. Inga Solheim, St. STULB, Charlie C., jr. Mrs. Cecilia M. Stulb, Schmitt, box 261. Herndon. Kans. John, N. Dak. 1409 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. .Toseph. Schwartz, 25 SCHWARTZ, Mrs. Dora SOMAIERVILLB, Alexander F. Mrs. .James BOGARDUS. Raymond B. Harry Bogardus, South Pleasant Avenue, Rockaway Beach, li. Sommerville, 2103 Beach Grove, Utica. Mansfield, Pa. N Y. N. Y, FOGARTY, James P. Mrs. Gertrude Fogarty, Charles F. .Joseph "F, Sewatsky, SEWATSKY. SPEARS, Philip. Miss Hattie Spears, R. F. D. 615 Eagle Avenue, New Y'ork City. 85 North Main Street, Pittston. Pa. No. 4. Rosemary, N. C. Roy M. Mrs. Grace C. Miller, SHUBERT. William H. Mrs. Annoe M. Shu- MILLER, SPENCE, William R. Mrs. Ha Renninger, North Twentieth Street, St. hert. R. F, D. No. Hagerstown. Md. 3255^ Louis, 1, 132 East Main Cross Street, Findlay, Ohio. Mo. SIEGEL, Leslie. Mrs. Catherine Siegel, Rose- SPILSKI, John. John Spilski, 517 Fifth mont. Ohio. PETERSON, Chauncey W. Mrs. Catherine Street. Menasha, Wis. Peterson. Santa Rosa, Cal. SIJ.VERBERG, Morris. Mrs. Anna Silverberg, SPRINGER, Leopold L. Mrs. A. Springer, Robert S. 309 East Ninety-ninth York, RAVEN, Mrs. F. W. Thedinga, Street, New 286 Hullet Street, Detroit, Mich. Monroe, Wa.sh. N. Y. STEPHENS, James V. C. W. Stephens, 3105 CHURCH, Henry F. Frank A. Church, 323 SIMPSON. Clifford. Mrs. Clifford Simpson, Murdock Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Commerce Street. Alexandria, Va. Salem. N. .T. STIMER, Wiliiam K. John B. Stimer, 922 MacCRONE. Edward E. Mrs. A. W. Ferguson, SIMPSON, Robert L. Mrs. Martha Simpson, Seventh Avenue, Juniata, Pa. 61 East Eightieth Street, New York, N. Y, 1726 Sixteenth Street. Port Huron, Mich. STRUFE, Lawrence. Julius Strufe, Dwight. REED, Washington. Mrs. Imogen L. Reed, SINIARD. William. .Joseph Siniard, R. F. D. 111 . care of Mrs. A. M. Taylor, Wavne, Pa. No. 2, Rogersville, Ala. STYER, Harvey E. Irvin K. Styer, R. F. D. SMITH, Edward J. Mrs. Edward J. Smith, SNIDER, Arthur. George Snider, Mainville, No. 2, Pennsburg, Pa. 1320 East Lexington Street, Baltimore, Md, Ohio. SULLIVAN, Edward F. Miss Mary A. Sulli- McGIMISEY, Gerald F. Mrs. Charles R. Mc- SOBYSZEWSKI. Stanley. Mrs. Antonia van. 101 South Oak Street, London, Ohio. Gimisey, 239 Langdon Avenue, Mount Ver- Sobyszewski, 3735 South Hermitage Avenue, THATCHER, Jonas W. Mrs. Dollie M. non, N. Y. Chicago. 111. Thatcher, R. F. D. No. 2, Bonnie, 111. MILLER, Robert E. Robert E. Miller, Rio SOLOMON. Frank. Mrs. Anna Goldess, 146 THEURER, Herman F. C. F. Theurer, 107 Grande City. Tex. East Ninety-sixth .Street, New York. N. Y. Bnrgard Place, Buffalo, N. Y. MILLER, Willard E. Howard W. Miller, SPEARS, John A. Mrs. Mary Spears, Summit, TUCKER. Fry A. John M. Tucker, San An- P.aulshoro. N. J. N. C. tonio. Fla. MURPHY, Vincent Bernard, Mrs. Daniel B. SPOHRER, Roy P. Mrs. C. C. Spohrer, R. F. TUCKER, George Francis. Benjamin Robin- Murphy, 541 University Avenue, Rochester, D. No. 2. Clayton. Kins. son Tucker, Safety Harbor, Fla. N. Y. STITES. Ray II. Samuel T. Stites, 1603 Elm WAI.TER, Cecil. William Walter, R. F. D., PR.tiNGE, Herbert Henry. Mrs. Anna Lucille Street. Rockford, 111. Rankin. 111. Prange. 203 Broadway, Baraboo, Wis. STROMQUIST. Martin E. Olaf A. Strom- WASALEWSKI, Frank S. Benjamin Ostaskie, RUSSEI.J., James 'V. Noah W. Russell, Lewis- quist, 3533 Humboldt Street, Denver, Colo. 1222 Chemung Street, Shamokiu, I’a. burg, W. Va. 71—-19 4 14 THE OFFICIAL U. 8. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUABY 24, IplO. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
RCIILEGEL, Frank E. J. H. Schlegel, 308 BINFORD, Willie. Mrs. Mary Ann Binford, SMITH, Harry L. Mrs. Alice Smith, Mount Fairfax Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Rusk, Tex. Savage, Md. SMITH, Floyd T. Mr.s. Helene H. Smith, 228 BRETCHES, Lloyd Earl. Mrs. Nannie STELL.-VTO, Julius. Pat Stcllato, 103 Fourth Fulton Street, Grand Uapids, Mich. Bretches, McPherson, Kans. Street, Rome, N. Y. WOKTHINGTON, William Clinton. Mrs. BURKE, Walter A. Mrs. James Bart AlcCabe, STROUD, Robert C. Mrs. Mary E. Stroud, Mary Estelle Worthington, Doyle, Tcnn. 301;i Dearborn Street, Pittsbtirgh, Pa. R. F. D. 4, Decatur, 'Tex. CAMDEN, Otto O. Mrs. Otto O. Camden, SERGEANTS. Ga- STUDT. Alfred E. Mrs. Mary Studt, 22 Lovel lena, Mass. Street, Elgin, 111. BARRON, Ernest W. Mrs. Della Barron, CAMPBELL, .Tames. Alex Campbell, 65 Stra- TYLER, George A. Ben B. Guthrie, Charles- Rome, Ga. than Street, Lowell, Mass. ton, Mo. BARROW, Alfred. John Barrow, Columbiana, CLOWDUS, 'ivilliam C. Samuel A. Clowdus, WALINCIUK, Bronislaw. Alexander Klucyn- Ohio. Newport, Okla. ski. 17 Strait Stre, t, Wilmington, Del. BOOKER, Omer L. John J. Booker, 308 COLLIER, John J. John .T. Collier, Davis, W.'VLSH, Harry Skirm. Mrs. Margaret Walsh, North Osage Street, Caldwell, Kans. Okla. 311 Bellevue Avenue, 'Trenton, N. J. COOK, George C. Columbus S. D. Cook, R. F. FOSTER, Guy E. Mrs. Ruby E. Foster, Shiro, WATSON, Joseph C. Mrs. Laura Watson, Tex. D. No. 1, Vinemont. Ala. Havre do Grace, Md. DAMRON, John H. MrS. Emma Damron, Ma- McCollum, James Marchic. Matt McCollum, WES'T, Aubin Gilbert. Mrs. Mannie E. West, F. comb, 111. R. D. No. 1, box 19, Berea, Ky. Republican Grove, Va. GOLDEN, Stephen A. Mrs. Winifred Golden, McGAINEY. Hugh P. Mrs. Mamie Ehrhardt, BAD. Jacob. Hyman Ban, 221 East Broad- 606 Nicolls. La., 144 Chestnut Street, West Orange, N. J. Govans, Md. way. New York, N. Y. KRUSZYNSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Kruszyn- McKenzie, IlaroUl W. Mrs. Sarah McKen- BERRY, Ernest E. Mrs. Sophia Berry, R. F. zie. 201 ski, 324 Wat.son Street. Buffalo, N. Y. Franklin Avenue, Bay Cit.v, Mich. D. 2. Crisp, Tex. McGINNITY, William. Mrs. Blanche McGln- MILLER, Charles H. Mrs. Sarah Miller, BILBREY, Herschel M. Baily C. Bilbrey, 4331 nity, 1170 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tasso Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Livingston, 'Tenn. MILLER, Paul W. Mrs. Hilda M. Miller, 610 MORGAN, Raymond L. Mrs. Emma Jane COLLINS, Calvin H. Mrs. Minnie II. Collins, Peoria, 111. Schuylkill Street, Harrisburg,- Pa. Davidson, 1015 Garder Street. 1417 Canal Street, Santa Barbara, Cal. MORRISSETTE. Sherwin D. Mrs. Hattie A. S. MILI,ER, Ralph II. Mrs. Minnie J. Miller, CONNER, John Conner. John L. Conner, 1386 Brockley Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Morrisette, 1808 Rivermont Avenue, Lynch- R. F. D. 1, Stilson, Ga. burg, Va. MILLER, Richard R. Mrs. Llnnie Miller, DORSEY, Stuart L. M. F. Dorsey, Fort Fair- Stillwater, MOTT. James William. Mrs. Marie O’Neil field, Md. Okla. 250 MORSE, Harry. Mrs. Sarah Alice Morse, 4 Mott. Green Street, Albany, N. Y. FORREST, Ray. Mrs. Flora Siers, Staples. Sibley Avenue, Montpelier, Vt. MURNANE, Edward M. Mrs. Nora Murnane, Minn. 30 Main Street. Terryville, Conn. MOSELER, Lawrence William. Mrs. Irene HONEYCUTT, James’ L, K. L. Honeycutt, PAULUS, .Tohn. Mrs. Maggie Paulus, Marble Moseler, 393 Muskegon, Mich. Port Mills, S. Wood Avenue, Rock. Iowa. C. MOSHER, Melvin J. Mrs. Nettie West, Tay- LEWIS, Edward S. Mrs. Sallie S. Lewis, 1868 PEMNEY, Sydney D. Howard A. Pinney, 175 lor, Tex. I’age Street, San Francisco, Cal. Benton Street, Hartford, Conn. MURPHY, John A. Mrs. Caroline J. Murphy, McFarland, WUliam G. Mrs. Minnie P. RUSH. Herman L. Mrs. Marie Skinner, 338 Wildon Street, Latrobe, Pa. McFarland, R. P. D. No. 2, Clayton, Mo. Sterling, Ohio. O'CONNOR, Harry G. Thomas O’Connor, Mount Mc'KA'Y, John. Mrs. Cora McCullers, R. P. D. RUSSELL, James T. Mrs. Annie Russell, box Wayland, N. Y. No. 5, Walter, Okla. 215, East McKeesport, Pa. SANCOMB, Pcriey B. Mrs. Lucy Sancomb, Charles J. Peter J. McKelgue. Simpson, McKEIGUE, 81 I,ake Street, Saranac Lake, N. Y. SIMPSON, Robert. James Crab Hubbleton, Wls. SCOTT, Harry Emerson. Harvey Amasa Orchard. Ky. MATTHEWS, Preston A. Robert Matthews, Skaletsky, Scott, 744 Shawmut Street, Grand Rapids, SKALETSKY, Herman. Max 140 Rusk, Tex. Brooklyn. Mich. Rodney Street, N. Y. MBRKLIN, Virgil. Mrs. Emma Merklin, 414 Harry A. Smith, SI.AUGHTER. Earnest H. Jones P. Slaughter, SMITH, Mrs. Mary A. 125 Berkshire Avenue, San Antonio, 'Tex. Cleveland, Tex. Kulp Place, Trenton, N. ,T. MILES, Harry V. Mrs. Marie Miles, Wave- SMITH, William Francis. Mrs. Mary Hayden, SOWERS. Herbert B. George O. Sowers, 604 land, Ind • 2500 Walton Street, Chicago, HI. East Marshall Sti’cet, Norristown. Pa. MILLER, Jacob. John Barlow, Dumont, Stahl, Mifflinlnirg, SPILLANB, John J. Mrs. Mary J. Singleton, STAHL, Roy L. Ralph Iowa. 14 Prospect Avenue, New Brighton, N. Y. Pa. MILLER, Richard H. Mrs. Helen O’Brien, SPIVEY, Floyd L. Leir Spivey, Adrian, Ga. STEPHENS. John E. Absalom Stephens, 322 Jackson Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. STEIN, Virgil H. C. E. Stein, Marshallville, Steubenville, Ky. MORTON, Grover. Mrs. A. D. Morton, Doss, Ohio. STILI,. Carl. Mrs. Anna Kinney, 3903 North Mo. Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. STINSON, .Tohn A. Mrs. Florence E. Stinson, MEYERS, Roy H. Mrs. Ella K. Meyers, STRUBLE, Leland Vail. Mrs. Anna Stru- 90 15 Herkimer Street, Hamilton, Ontario, M. Elizabeth Street, Ogdensburg, N. Y. ble. 513 South Ninth Street. Laramie, Wyo. Canada. Virgil C. Walter Northrup, William P. Mrs. P. Tenzer, 235 NORTHRUP, STUBBLEFIELD, Harrison. Mrs. Nancy M. TENZER. Sunbright, Tenn. West One hundred and tenth Street, New Stubblefield, Pleasant Hope, Mo, OSBORNE, Meredith E. Ell Osborne, Moores- York. N. Y. SULLIVAN, John J. Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 65 ville, Ind. TIMPERLEY, Joe Abbott. Edward II. Tim- Meridian Street, East Boston, Ma.ss, PAULSON, Lemoine .Tohn. Mrs. Minta Paul- peiTey, Irvington, Nebr. TINSMAN, Joseph M. Mrs. Anna M. Tins- son. 1604 Semple Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. nian, Eddington, Pa. conronAiiS. PA'YNE, William. Mrs. Hester Payne, 614 TOUROT, Frederick G. Mrs. Elizabeth Tou- Second Avenue, Columbus. Ga. rot. 47 Herkimer Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. WYCKOFF, Samuel F. Mrs. May Wyckoff, PET'TIT, Joseph C. Wilbur C. Pettit, Price TliUNNELL, Luther A. Mrs. Lillian Trunnell, 218 Haledon Avenue. Paterson, N. J. Street, Roosevelt, N. Y. 510 Eighth Street S'W., 'Washington, D. C. ZAPOLSKY, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Zapolsky, 3 PYKOSZ, Matcusz. Anton Pykosz, 2737 Bast VANDERPOOL, Alexander. Elbert Vander- Marion Street. Haverhill, Mass. Falls Street, Niagara Falls, N. 'Y. pool, general delivery, Goodloe, Ky. ALLEN, Leven Cooper. Mrs. Kate Allen, 562 QUINN, Charles A. Mrs. C. A. Quinn, 237 WARNER. Keith. Mrs. Keith Warner, 129 Sutler Street. San Franelseo. Cal. Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Spring Street, Gloversville, N. Y. ANDREWS. Frank C. Mrs. Charles Andrews, RANDOLPH. Netter. George N. Randolph, WASHINGTON, James. Josh Washington, 813 Kilhurn Avenue, Rockford, 111. Velpen, Ind. Picayune, Miss. ANDREWS, John O. James D. Andrews, John W.VSS, Ray. Mrs. Rachael Wass, 1101 BEA, P. Mrs. Ellsworth W. Bea, 220 East R. F. D. No. 3, Cummings. Ga. Fifth Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Street, Braddock, Pa. BAER. George. Mrs. Mary Baer, 2600 Spring William P. Mrs. Marie Riniger. WHITE, Frank. Mrs. George 'Wcntzell, Had- RINIGBR, Garden Borough, North Side. Pittsburgh. Pa. 134-2 Springfield Avenue, Irvington, N. J. ley, Mass. BAGLEY, Harry A. Mrs. Harry Bagley, 5517a RY.4N, William Leo. Mrs. P. Flynn, 40 Mul- .WITTEN, James M. Tom N. Witten, Trenton, Minnesota Avenue. St. Louis. Mo. Mo. ford Street, Yonkers. N. Y. BATTLE, Thomas E. Carr Battle, Byhalia, Olin. Alfred 547 BJURSTKOM, Edward. Mrs. Josephine SPERBECK, Sperbeck, Al- Mi.ss. bany Street. Little Palls, N. Y. Bjurstrom, 1840 North Kedzie Avenue, Chi- BROWN, Perry R. .1. D. Brown, Boaz. Ky. STEPHENS, Claud L. Mrs. Katie Stephens. cago, 111. CAMP, Ivan. .John R. Camp, Red Cloud, Nebr. R. P. D. No. Belton, Tex. F. Clark, 511 5, CLYNES, Thomas Thomas COLE, John Joseph. Edward Hanley, 9 Gene- STEI’HENSON. Chester L. Mrs. Matilda Carpenter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. see Street. New Hartford. N. Y. Stephenson, Smlthfield, N. Oliver Miss Laura V. C. COURTNEY, W. DANCIK. Hilo. Mrs. Elizabeth Dancik, 2178 TIPPS, John H. Mrs. Imira Tipps, Gaines- Haynes, 627 South Willmont Street, Dallas, North Seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. ville, Tex. t Tex. ERWIN, B(>rnard F. Mrs. William Erwin, GRUMBLES, William M. Mrs. Jennie Grum- River Road, Waterbury, Conn. TUFPLEY, Earl R. Mrs. Lillia Brown, Marys- ville. Kans. bles. South Austin, Tex. Samuel J. Everillo Foster, Ocra- FOSTER. 'TURNER, Fred. Mrs. George Turner, 214 MELVIN, Marley M. Mrs. Helen A. Melvin, coke, N. C. Trvon, N. C. Sultan Street, Providence, R. I. A. Mrs. Leon- MURPHY, .Tohn O. Mrs. Mary E. Greisbeck. LEONARD, Raymond Madge TURNER, Fred W. Mrs. Rosa Malcom. 709 Republic. 10.37 Rayburn Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. ard. Wash. Elm Street, Indianapolis, Ind. PETERS, Henry W. Mrs. Emma Peters, 204 MARTINSON, Edward N. Alfred Martinson, UHLER, Harry B. Mrs. Emma J. Uhler, Forest City, Iowa. High Street, Paxton. 111. Reisterstown, Md. Blair Miller, POWERS. John. William H. Powers, Bell- MILLER, Raymond A. H. 4041 WEBER, Edward .John. John Weber, 2102 wood, Pa. NortI) Franklin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. O.sgood Street, Chicago, 111. PUBANZ. Ernest A. Mrs. Sophia L. Pubanz, MILLER. Robert D. Mrs. Hattie Miller, Pick- WEBSTER, Henry. Mrs. Etta Webster, 20 224 East Thirtieth Street, Kansas City, Mo. ton, Tex. Funaton Street, Massillon, Ohio. ROWE. Lyman G. Harley A. Rowe, Brandon, PLUFF, Everett W. Mrs. Peter Pluff, 67A WHI'TFORD Gilbert H. Edward N. Whit- Vt. Elm Street. North Grafton, Mass. ford, Great Cacapon, W. Va. SCHLOTTER, Daniel. Mrs. .Tames R. Schlot- I’OLLARD, Samuel C. Mrs. Sam C. Pollard, WOODS. Joseph H. Rowland 'Woods, R. P. D. ter. 142 Buchanan Street, Phoeulxville, Pa. 4429 Brooklyn Street, Kansas City, Mo. No. 2. Bloomlngburg. Ohio. SHAFFER. Fred Norman. Mrs. Mary L. POWELL, Benjamin. Miss Sarah Powell, p.-lPORE, Leonard. Joseph Dapore, 539 East Shaffer. 79 Fisher Stret, Sharon, Pa. Swayney, N. Dak. Street. Piqua. Ohio. TOTTY, Clarence M. Mrs. Longford, 411 Elm RATCLIFF, Joseph T. Joseph G. Ratcliff, FOERSTER. William O. Adolf Foerster, 83 Street, Red Oak, Iowa. Pearisburg, Va. Boylston Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. WHITSON, Romer L. Benjamin Whitson, S.4NDERS, Willie S. Mrs. Susie Burgess, FORDAM, John. Mrs. Emma Fordam, Man- Newark, 111. Vi’hitmire, S. C. chester, Ga. '
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(JOOr-KY, .lolin A. Mrs. P. Wlllnn Gooloy, CLOUS, Edward R. Sirs. Lena Clous. Glas- CORNING, Harry J. Joseph W. Corning, R. 124 W('st Thirty-sixth Stroot, Ni'w York, tonbury, t'onn. F. D. Kilbourn. Wis. N. Y. CRAPO, .Tohn W. Israel Crapo, 31 North COSTELLO, 'riiomas M. Rlrs. Della B. Cos- CUAIIAM. Arthur. Mrs. .\nnu flriihiim, Franklin Street, Montpelier, Vt. tello, 428 Candirldgo Street, Cambridge, Mount Wlniui.s, Itultlniorc County, MJ- nuc.t.uus. RIass. (iltOVlOK, Wostloy It. Mrs. It. K. Orovor. 39 COULSON, Leo C. Rlrs. Leona Coulson, Sa- Ontral Stroot. Ponhoily, Mass. MORG.VN, Ralph R. Mrs. Chester Morgan, Ilna. Utah. llAl.l., .losoph N. \Yllllam S. Hall, 00 West 1013 Excelsior Heights, Winston-Salem, CR.VWb'ORD, James. Mrs. Peggie Gordon, N. C. Itro.adway, Salem. N. .1. Rlurray, Ky. liKWIS, Uirhard W. Mrs. H. A. liOwis, 37 PLEASANTS, Charles S. Mr.s. Margaret D.VRIICO. Santo. Pasquale Comestrn. 200 Porov Itoad. Kllburu, Ijondon. lOnglaud. Pleasants, 2238 South Twenty-third Street, Still Street, Herkimer. N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. I.lNDliK, Leopold Skllllnss. Mrs. d. CIllTord D.\RII.\N1, Paul ,1. Rlrs. Anastasia Damlanl, Thro. 307 North Sl.xth Street, Mankato, BRENNAN, Rlchar.l ,T. .lohn .1. Brennan, 1709 North Avenue, Galve.ston, 'I’ex. (1021 .siprneo Minn. Street, Phll.adelphia, Pa. D.RRIIEN, Osborn. Mrs. Lena I). Doprey, 342 MoINTYUM, Harold. Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlop, GRIFFIN, .lohn .1. Mr.s. Mary Grlllln. 59 Neil Water Street, Old 'Town, Me. general delivery, Idmestone. Me. Street, Marlboro, Mass. D.RRLING, John W. Andrew Darling, Denton, JlAllES, Kyle H. Mrs. Mary E. Strong, Spray, MKCIIANU’S. Rid. Hewston, N. 0. CLIFFORD, Leo M. Mrs. Mary A. ClIfTord, DEVLIN. James J. Rlrs. Thomas U. E. Street, Frankford, Philadel- MAXIM, Paul. Moses S. Maxim, D. No. White Sulphur, Sv. Va. 1737 RIargaret Turloek, Cal. phia, Pa. 2. OFFER, Thomas. Mrs. Elizabeth Offer, 1132 Miller, Rlrs. Cora RL Dickson, jMILEEK, Ereeman. Theodore Cleve- West Saratoga Street, llaltlmore, Md. DICKSON, Henry B, land .‘Vvenue, Ashland, (Ihlo. Westover, 'I'ex. ZOMPOLLl, Mansueto. Celestl Zoinpolli, Staf- jMir.LEU, Lloyd U. Wellington K. Miller, fords Springs, Conn, DOS'lTLIO. John. Dominick Dostlllo, 124 Woodbourne. ’Pa. Frankfort Street, Rochester, N. Y. CUR'l'lSS, Chauncey llecker. Mrs. .Iimule I,. .1. EIRIERS, Henry. Fred Elmers, geiu'ral MOUAN, Leo Mrs. Katherine Moran, box Curtiss, 52 Tryon Street, Westvllle, Conu. W. 72. I.amotte, Iowa. delivery, Parkston, S. Dak. MOSSUP, .lohn S. Mrs. Catherine Mossup, .Tames I,. John. John Ek^und, Sodratorp, MOUROW, Russell L. Morrow, 132 1824 North Twenty-fourth Street, EKLIIND, Phlla- boas. East Eultou Street, Collna, Mcreer County, del|)hla. Pa. Was! Sweden. Ohio. ERP, Frank A. Albert Erb, 441 Catherino D.VNSPY, .lesse. Mrs. Amanda Dausby, R. F. Mlehanl ,T. Mrs. Mary Murphy, 27 Street, Phlla
REAP, John J. Miss Mary Reap, 64 Cliff SPINAS, John D. Thomas Spinas, Hamilton ENGLISH, Walter S. Leslie English, West Street, Pittston, Pa. City, Cal. Decatur Street, Clearfield, Pa. ROWAN, John T. Mrs. Annie Holahan, 48 STANFIELD, Howard Bruce. Sherman Stan- FORST, Rudolph. Mrs. Mary Forst, 2245 Ferguson Street, Corona, Pong Island, N. Y. field, Peabody, Kans. South Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, 111. ROWELL, John A. Sidney A. Russell, Henry, STANGEL, Prank J. Andrew Stangel, Ana- FORTIN, Joseph N. Farier Fortin, Rochester, S. C. heim, Saskatchewan, Canada. Quebec, Canada. SANDERS, Lon. John R. Sanders, R. P. D. No. STAPLES, Will. Mrs. Willie Staples, 425 GOLOHSKI, Stanley. Mrs. Ida Golohskl, 525 4, Sunset, Mo. North Twelfth Street, Paducah, Ky. New Street, Duryea, Pa. SANDULO, Michael. Mrs. Alice Sandulo, STELMACH, Kasper. Mrs. Aquishka Stel- GOLDEN, Ray E. Thomas Golden, 1123 South 36I0J Harper Street, St. Louis, Mo. mach, Radam Badse Chuw, Russian Poland. Maple Street, Spokane, Wash. SANTUCCl, Ouiseppe. Miss Mary Santucci, STRAUS, Sam. Louis Straus, Minsk, Vilna, GOLDEN, William S. George Golden. Goth- 710 Cilpin Place, Chicago, 111. Russia. . enburg, Nebr. SAVARESY, Philip. Mrs. Neva Savaresy, Red STUBBLEFIELD, William L. H. A. Stubble- GRIFFIN. Alpheus C. Mrs. Mary E. Griffin, Lodge, Mont. field, Obion, Tenn, Sharon, Tenn. SAVERINO, Rose. Carmelo Mondello, Pomp- STOP, Joseph R. Mrs. Janes C. Stup, 1200 HUNTER, Joseph O. B. B. Hunter, Webster, ton Lakes, N. J. West Lexington Street, Baltimore, Md. Pa. SAYDES. Tom. Louis Saydes, box No. 306, STYLES, Alfred A. Joseph T. Styles, Kings- IVERSON, Peter. Mrs. Olive Myklebost, Bat- Midvale, Utah. ton Ark. tendfforden, Kristiansund, Norway. SCHMIDT, Herman. George Schmidt, Doon, SUCHODOLSKI, Joe. Frank Suehodolski, 669 K.IELLERSTEDT, Herbert P. Mr. Kjeller- Iowa. Milwaukee Street, Menasha, Wis. stedt, 102 Higgland Avenue, Torrington, SCHUHMAN, William. George Schuhman, SWINK, Sylvester. Mrs. Nellie Keorn, Her- Coun. 1919 Linden Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. culaneum, Mo. LAURIO, John H. William T. Laurio, Linn SEARCY, Robert Anderson. Mrs. Maria SYLVES, Orlo. George T. Sylves, 32 Hamburg Creek, Mo. Searcy, 814 Seventh Street, Carrollton, Ky. Street. Buffalo. N. Y. LAWRENCE, Ernest W. Mrs. Margaret T. SE.AY, Janies. Mrs. Cora Seay, 922 Avenue SYME, Reynoldo. Mrs. Sere Syme, Moroni, Healy, 21 Spring Street. Pittsfield, Mass. D. Gadsden, Ala. Utah. LAWRENCE, Everett. William S. Lawrence, SEIDERS, William McKinley. Frank Seiders, SZAFR.ANSKI, Stanley. Ralph Szafranski, 304 ..Madison Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, 229 South Sixfh Street, Lebanon, Pa. 6519 Chamber Street, Cleveland, Ohio. N. r SLOWINSKY, Vitold. Mark Slowinsky, 67 THOMPSON, George A. Talmage Thompson, McFARLEY, Willie. Mrs. Emma H. McFarley, Diamond Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Queen, N. C. R. P. D. No. 1, box 3, Senoya, Ga. SMITH, Francis P. Mrs. Bernard Smith, 282 TINSLEY, Oran D. Alva Tinsley, Mason, McGEOUGH. Patrick J. Mrs. Mary Reardon, Putman Street, Haven, Conn. Tex. 86 Smith Street, Derby, Conn. New Ponta- SMITH, Fred Foster. Mrs. Ambrette IVister, TOWLEY, Charles P. Mrs. Retha Towley, McGUFFIN, Roy A. John T. McGuffin, Franklin, Pa. Epperly, W. Va. toc, Tex. SMOLINSKI, Wladyslaw. Mrs. Stephania TUJKOVICH, George. Nick Tujkovich, Kosu- Mc'KENZIE, John K. Andrew A. McKenzie, Potosl, Tex Sylcuvicka, Water Street, South River, N. J. lardo, Montenegro. Graham SOULES. Ira. Lute Soules, Dallas, Wis. TURNS, Prank L. Chester M. Turns, Dana, MAISCO, Louis. Mike Maisco, 357 Avenue. Brooklyn^ N. Y. SPINELLO, Giosl. Spinello, East 111 . Frank Crawford. 903 Street, Readville, Mass^ UNGER. Paul E. Mrs. Mary Unger, 1620 MEADOWS, Hamer. Mrs. May Ohio. STALLINGS. Joe A. Mrs”lay Stallings, R. F. Thirteenth Avenue, Seatle, Wash. Maple Way, Steubenville, Tony. Domenico Morabito, jr., D. No. 1, Ponta, Tex. VALESKI, Ludwig. Mrs. Stanislov Valeskl, MORABITO, Vito. Shuinst, Ploska, Russia. Reggio Calabria Per Pellora, Italy. STEO, Miss Rosie Steo, box 28, Tyler, Jack- Pa. WALL, Dennis T. Mrs. Nellie Wall Brach- MORAN, Michael J. Owen Moran, 2102 son Street. Scranton, Pa. STILL, Ernest C. Mrs. Eliza Howell, Visalia, mann, 709 Schuyler Street, Peru. 111. Cai WASILEWSKI, Walter. Bonnie Wasilewski, MORSE, Harold L. Mrs. Lilly Morse, Globe, Ariz. STII,LMAN, George I. Mrs. Carry 22 Grand Street, Wallingford, Conn. Jenkins, Rudolph. Mrs. M. Moses. 212 East 336 Eighteenth Street, Sehring, Ohio. WATTERSON, Reynolds Emmor. Mrs. Mary MOSES, One hundred and twenty-third Street, New STUBBS. Charles S. M. A. Stubbs, Dillon, Anna Watterson, R. P. D. No. 1, Media, Pa. York, N. Y. 5. C. MURRIN, Mitchell Joseph. Matthew Murrin, STUl’Py, Charles A. Peter Stuppy, St. Gene- WEBBER, Elmer C. Mrs. Lela Webber, Rob- Forty-third Street, Rock Island, 111. vieve, Mo. erts, Mont. 437 Lewis. Thors Nelson, Wakonda, S. WHITESELL, Jacob E. Mrs. Mary NELSON, STURGIS, Frank. Mrs. Tillie Sturgis, 745 C. White- Dak. East Two hundred and twenty-third Street, sell, 710 Vance Avenue, Paris. HI. New York, N. Y. WINDLE, Harry .1. Morris Wiudle, 205 At- NESER, Charles P. William Neser, 894 Pros- SUMMERS. Claude. Mrs. Ida M. Summers, lantic Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. pect A.venue, New York, N. Y. Norfolk, Nehr. WINIECKI, Charles. Ignacy Winiecki, 1171 NYSTROM. Anselm Victor. John Axel Ny- SAVORDS, Martin. Mrs. Richard Minahan, McGee Street, Elmina, N. Y. strom. 624 Union Street, Springfield, Mass. 481 First Street, Troy, N. Y. WISDOM, John M. Mrs. Sarah Wisdom, Gen- PAVELKA, Vaclav. Vojtech A. Pavelka, gen- eral delivery, Verdigre, Nebr. SZUCS. Janos. Dell Hourly, R. F. D. No. 4, eral Delivery, Cassvllle, Mo. Miss Pel- hox 3.5, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. WITHROW, James. Mrs. Mary Withrow. PBLEGRINO, Valentine. Dominick TILLMANNS, Walter. Gustav Tillmans, Mor- Goshen, Va. egrino, Monti Sanciovanni, Coraprani. Italy. rison, Mo. WRIGHT, Reuben. Mrs. Mamie Wright, Ma- PELPHREY, Walter. Mrs. Mary Pelphrey, TYRON, Thomas. Mrs. Catherine Tyron, box rion, S. C. general delivery, Palntsville, Ky. Petrarca, S. 70, Fontanet, Ind. ZAMBRieZKI, Edward. Steve Zambriczlti, 36 PETR.ARCA, Pietro. Mrs. Amria UGALDEA, Isldoro. Cristobal Ugaldea, Bll- Governor Street, Worcester. Mass. Peretro Avellana Province Campobasso, boa, Ibarranguelua, Viskaya, Spain. ANDREK, Frank. Mike Malicyk, 1018 Man- Italy. WASZAK, George J. Simon Waszak, 131 hattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. I’ETTERSON, Albert F. Mrs. Amelia Petter- Stork Street, Medina, N. Y. ANDREWS, .Jerome L. Mrs. Eva M. An- son, 1021 Capital Street, Vallejo. Cal. WELLER, Leo D. Miss Nannie B. Weller, 120 drews, Reisterstown, Md. PILLEGGI, Louis. Mrs. Rose PllleggI, 60 We.st Lafayette Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ARTHUR, Willie A. William D. Arthur, Van- Vonne Street, Keyser, W. Va. WHITE, Elam M. Mrs. Kate Huber, R. F. D. dervoort. Ark. PLAUMAN, Herman August. Herman Plau- No. 1, Pequoa Creek, Pa. BAUER, Fred A. Mrs. Bertha Bauer, 388 man. 158 Melrose Avenue, Detroit, Mich. VERNARD, Archie. Mrs. Jennie Winland, Jackman Street, Appleton, Wis. PLENK. Marvin. Jacob C. Plenk, R. P. D. No. Sardis. Ohio. BEST, George W. Mrs. Clara Buck, Clear- 2. Dallas, N C. WRIGHT, AVilliam. Mrs. B. J. Wright, 68 Held, Pa. POSTM.A, .Tohn Peter Postma, 48 Hamilton West One hundred and twenty-fourth Street, BISSELL, William W. Arthur S. Bisscll, 205 Street, Hartford, Conn. New York, N. Y. Tyler Street, Topeka. Kans. POTASKI, Harry. Cacimar Potaski, care of QUINN, Daniel. Patrick McKullip, 124 India BJORGE, Henry A. Edvin BJorge, "Edberg, Rus.sian Consul, Washington, D. C. Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Alberta. Canada. PUGH, John Hall. Mrs. John M. Pugh, Ori- RANSOM, William. Mrs. Amanda Ransom, BRUSSYNOWSKI, Frank. Stanley Brussy- ental, N. C. Ganibier, Ohio. nowski, 312 Greenway Avenue, Syracuse, PUYLARA, John G. Tony Puylara, 179 RAY, Edwin T. Frank E. Ray, 16 Virginia N. Y. Broadway. Port Edward, N. Y. Street, Somerville, Mass. BURKE, Walter J. Mrs. M. Burke. 202 West PYERS, Mike. Mrs. Katherine Pyers, 610 REAB, Blanchard B. Mrs. Eva Swilley, Ilicks- One hundred and forty-eighth Street, New Fourteenth Street, Munhall, Pa. ville, Ohio. York. N. Y. PYLE, Leroy. Miss Lillie Pyle, 444 North ROUSSEAU, Richard. Arthur Rousseau, 109 CAFFARELLI, Ignazio. Carraalo Caffarelll, Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Main Street, Pawtucket, R. I. South Piero Patti Province, Messina, Ital.v. ANELLI, Lorenzo. Dominic Amici, 714 Pal- ROWE, Tom. Mrs. Jane Rowe, Frosa, Tex. CAIN, Ray G. Eugene C. Cain, McComb, ace Street. Elizabeth, N. J. RUTKOSKI, Adam. John Rutkoski, Druben, Miss. ANULEWICZ, Dominick. Mrs. Emilia Jag- Russia. CAMERON, Howard E. Mrs. Mary E. Grin- lowski, 32 Putnam Street, New Britain, SAKOWSKI, Frank. Frank Sakowski, Kamen, dle, R. F. D. No. 3, North Manchester, Ind. Conn I’odolsk, city of Bratclaw, Russia. CIANNI, Dominik. Nicolla Cianni, South AUZO, Domenico. Jose Anso, 2345 Wood- S.ANFORD, Clarence. Mrs. Sarah Dunn, Roa- Caterinna Albanesse, Provingui Cenza, land Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. noke. W. Va. Italy. BABICK, Louis. Dragejo Bablck, Gostiljo SC'ilLICK. Felix. Joseph Schlick, Delta Hotel, CLIFFORD, Robert J. Mrs. Martha Clifford, Danilov, Grod, Montenegro. Escanaba, Mich. 36 West Fifth Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. BARTIIMAN, Carl J. Alven Olson, Lake SFREDDO, Alfred. Prank Sfreddo, Staford COOK, Henry B. Edward P. Cook, 22 Pearl View, Iowa. Springs, ,Conn. Street, Concord, N. Dak. BERRY, Forest E. Mrs. Sarah E. Trott, 435 SIMLER, Walter. Roman Slmler, 2014 Fif- COSSOLINI, John .Anthony. John Cossolini, Summer Street, Lynn, Mass. teen! h Street SW., Canton, Ohio. 411 Ogden Avenue, Jersey City. N. J. BERRY, William. Mrs. Sarah Berry, 232 SIliVERA, Manuel. Mrs. Annie Silvera, 19A COSTER, Mike. John Pappas, Kastel Crete, Ilnion Street, Lockport. N. Y. Shipley Street, San Francisco, Cal. Greece. BERTRAND. Gustave. Mrs. Mary Bertrand, SIMMONS, Fred J. John T. Simmons, route DAVIS, .Tames. Alez Davis, Lipps, Ky. 252 Hamilton Avenue, Paterson, N. J. No. 3, Durant, Okla. EHRLICH, Harry. Edward Ehrlich, 83 Lenox BERTRAND, John M. Wm. I. Bertrand, 1918 SMITH, Dawson. Andy Smith, Pruden, Tenn. Avenue. New York, N. Y. East Fourth Street, Pine Bluff, .Ark. SMITH, Prank A. Albert Smith, 182 Classou EISENBERG, Henry G. George Eisenberg, BIBBO, Joseph. Antonio Blbbo, 54 Lincoln Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 559 Frost Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Street. Brighton. Mass. BMOLEK, Alfanati. Miss Mary Smolek, Ca- ENGBERG, Hardie C. Mrs. Tillie Sjoben, BICKICK, Emil. Miss Anna BicUick, Vienna, nlan. Province of Willner, Russia. Shell Lake, Wis, Austria-Hungary. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : MONDAY, FEBRUAllY 24, 191D. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
BIELINSKY, Abraham. .Toe Shapire, 117 BIRKENSTOCK, Henry. Mrs. Lizzie Birken- RANEY, George M. Mrs. .Terusha S. Raney, Ellery Street, Brooklyn, N.- Y. stock, box 202, Castle Rock, Wash. Marlow, Okla. BIGBY', Mark O. Derry S. Bigby, box 68, BOGDAN, Michael S. Mrs. A. Bogdan, 229 RASTALL, Fred. Mrs. Annie Rastall, R. F. Iloucpath, S. C. Church Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. D. No. 1. Walsh, Wis. BILLEKI, Sam. Mrs. Sam Billeri, 207 East BURKE, William. Miss Rose Burke, 239 RAUBER, Henry. William Rauber, Hamilton, One hundred and second Street, New York, Beacon Street, Clinton, Mass. Mo. N. Y. BURNETT, Walter E. Alex L. Burnett, RIGSBY, Ray. Henry Rigsby, Shawneetown, BINGLE, Arthur H. John H. Bingle, 529 Champion, N. C. North Leamington Avenue, Chicago, 111. CALLUM, Otto A. Mrs. Carolina Callum, RUSSELL, Andrew. Nero Russell, Wynne- BISHOP, Irby F. Mrs. Effie Bishop, Lunen- Three Lakes, Wis. wood, Okla. burg, Ark. CONJANT, Joseph. Raffaele Caggiano Di Fu RUSSELL, Leonard Mathew. Garrett John BISNETT, Harold F. Mrs. Mary Hibbard, Luigge, Teano Per Santa Mario, Vesarno, Russell, Watertown, Wis. 60S Davidson Street, Watertown, N. Y. Province Di Caserta, Italy. RUSSELL, Lincoln A. Mrs. Caroline E. Rus- BOYD, Oscar Lawrence. Mrs. Lucie I. Boyd, COUyZ, John, jr. John Coutz, sr., 2242 Bel- sell, 426 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio. E. F. D. 2, Cleveland. Oklo. mont Street, Belmont, W. Va. RYAN, Raymond D. Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, 44 BOYER, William H. Benjamin Boyer, R. F. COX, Hubert T. W. Mrs. Cordie C. Cox, R. Halls Avenue, Salem, N. J. D. 1. Onset, Pa. F. D. No. 2, Bethel Springs, Tenn. SCHICK, William P. Mrs. Barbara Schick, BROWN, Lester. Mrs. Sarah Brown, Pal- ERICKSON, Harry A. Mrs. Carolina Erick- 242 Ea.st Seventy-fourth Street, New York, cines. Cal. son, 2658 West North Avenue, Chicago, III. N. Y. CAMPALEO, Patsay. Jim Campaleo, Fog- GOLDBERG, Jacob. Mrs. Anna Goldberg, 13 SCHINDLER, Thomas. William Schindler, gia, Italy. West Webster Avenue, Muskegon, Mich. 213 North Sandusky Avenue, Bucyrus, Ohio. CAMPBELL, Murdock J. Arthur Campbell, GOLDEN, Johft W. Mrs. Jemima Golden, R. SCHMIDT, Oliver A. Mrs. Emilia Schmidt S. Gut St. Anns, Cape Breton, Canada. D. F. No. 3, Plattsburg, Mo. Werner, R. F. D. No. 2, Millstadt, 111. COXBILL, Jamef* Fred Coxbill, Dewesse, GRATTO, Jack. Mrs. Tresino Gratto, Squinel- SCHWEITZER, William A. Nebr. Richard lace, Italv. Schweitzer, Adamstown, Pa. GROVES, William Paul Adalbert. William L. HASSEBROCK, William M. Mrs. Dora Hasse- SOLINO, Paul. Groves, Mick Comer, 56 Fifth Street, Freeman, S. Dak. brock. Holstein, Mo. Dunkirk, N. Y. HILL, Simmie Robert Hill, Chocowln- H. D. HOSBACH, Christian. Mrs. Anna Hosbach, SHAW, Guerin. Nathan Shaw, Concord and ity. N. C. Pelham Road, Westchester, N. Y. Fcon Streets, Dallas, Tex. LAXON, Edward E. Mrs. Hattie Laxon, KOUKOS, Louis. Mike Iloukos, Third and SIEGINSKI, John A. Mrs. Sandra Sieginski, Kosse, Tex. Oak Streets, Ironton, Ohio. R. P. D. No. 3, box 84, Thorpe, Wis. LEZER, John. Michael Lezer, Sauk Rapids, LA VALLEY’, Maxime L. Maxime La Valley, Minn. SIMMONS, Robert E. Jacob A. Simmons, 824 Hartnett Avenue, Escanaba, Mich. Fifth McDonald, Peter. Miss Kate McDonald, Street, Easley, S. C. LEWIS, Jo.seph. Mrs. Mary Lewis, 225 Wil- SLOAN, James A. Jim B. Sloan, Harrisburg, 569 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. bur Street, Scranton, Pa. McGEE, Columbus M. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Ark. LEWIS, Joseph E. Mrs. Sallie Lewis, 1012 SMELSEI^ Truman D. Mrs. McGee, ;-?06 Oakmont Avenue, Arlington, Clara Smelser, North Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. 2616 Woodbrook Avenue, Md. 615 Baltimore, Md. LYONS, William M. WiUiam Lyons, SMELTZER. Roscoe. Mrs. M. P. Smeltzer, McGLASSON, Horace H. Miss Ono B. Mc- Hampden Street, Holyoke, Mass. Glasson, Decatur, Tex. 226 Cass Place, Canton, III. McGrath, Roger F. John J. McGrath, 904 SOSNOWSKI, Michael. Komstanty Sosnow- McGOLDRICK, William. Mrs. Mamie Dean, Sixth Y. Avenue, New York, N, ski, 1002 Lincoln Street, Priceburg, Pa. 105 Lewis Street, Paterson, N. J. McKinley, otto. Mrs. Lucinda McKinley, McGOUGH, Homer. Mrs. Elizabeth McGough, SPITZGO,; Frank. Mrs. Blary Spitzgo, 1029 R. F. D. No. 1, Murraysville, W. Va. Pond Street. Bristol, Pa. 273 Spruce Street, Conemaugh, Pa. McKinney, Floyd John McKinney, Wil- W. SPIVY, Thomas B. Matthew C. C. Spivy, R. McKinney. James M. Mrs. Myrtle M. Mc- liamsburg, Ohio. P. D. No. 4, Lynnville, Tenn. Kinney. 3016 Cedar Avenue, Baltimore, Md. McKinney, victor E. Perry M. McKinney, McKinney, Lloyd E. Wllliam O. McKinney, STAFFORD, John P. James Stafford, Marks, 1516 West Ninth Street, Oklahoma City, Quitman County, Miss. King. Ark. Okla. McKenzie signor C. John J. McKenzie, STEPHENS, Clyde P. John Stephens, Buncc- MACHENHEIMER, William A. August town. Mo. Memphis, Tex. Machenheimer, 216 North Pesotum Avenue, McKEON, Edward. Mrs. Beatrice McKeon, STEVENSON, Adiaie. Mrs. Hattie Stevenson, Shawnee, Okla. Grienfield, N. Y. 536 Sixty-second Avenue, Brookiy.n, N. Y. MAHER. John E. Mrs. Nellie Cavanaugh, L. Adrian T. Allen, Wolf Point, STRAW, Newton L. Mrs. Martha R. Straw, McNABB, Loo 3286 Wrightwood Avenue, Chicago, 111. Mont. 933 ’West Twenty-second Street, Lorain, MASON, Merle T. Mrs. Nellie Lawson, Pratt, Ohio. MATLOCK, Jials. Mrs, Vela Matlock, Albion, Kans. Tex. Prank. MAXEY, Preston. Mrs. Eff Maxey, Lovelady, SYNEK, Mrs. Barbara Synek, 2213 MORIARTY, Carl .Tames. Mitchell .Tames Tex. South Fifty-sixth Avenue, Cicero, 111, SZ.4JNA, Walter. Mrs. Moriarty, 71 Walnut Street, Lewiston, Me. MILLER, Charle.®. Mrs. Annie Miller, 63 Fraues Szajna, 1061 Bremen Street, 111. MORIN, Alfred. William Morin, Indigo Hill Marion Street, E.ast Boston, Mass. Waukegan, Merritt Road, Somersworth, N. II. MILLER. Wilbur Francis. Mrs. Raechael Mil- THOM.-VS, W. Mrs. Minnie Thomas, box Martinez, Cal. MORRIS. Frederick A. Mrs. Mary Morris, 70 ler, 927 Main Street, Peekskill, N. Y. 89, H.arvey Street, Cambridge, Mass. MOROLLI, Antonio. Mrs. Marla Morelli, Pig- THOMPSON, Elmer T. Mrs. Annie Thomp- son, MOSTRXJNG, Joseph. Mrs. Rosy Mostrung, nataro Magglore, Italy. Bristol, S. Dak. Hampton. Dr. Tugerjia-Lubelska, Wiescoruda Gria, Koslin, MULLINS, Rayford S. William O. Mullins, THOMPSON, Albert W, Russian Poland. Hublmrd, Tex. Thompson, O'Donnell, Tex. MULLEN. William J. Owen Mullen, Wood- MYERS. James Clay. Mrs. Jennie L. Myers, THOMPSON, Louis C. Mrs. Chester Thomp- river, Nebr. 1614 Penn Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. son. R. P. D. No. 1, Nunda. N. Y. THOMPSON, Melvin E. Mrs. Grace B. MULLENMEISTER. William H.. Michael L. NELSON. Richard A. S. A. Nelson, Nelson Mullcnmelster, First Avenue west, Fari- Hotel, Dubois, Pa. Thompson, 1525 Englewood Avenue, Fresno, Cal. bault. Minn. j NESHEIM, Sven E. Engel Nesheim, Hanges- MURPHY, Daniel V. Mrs. Catherine Murphy, rud. Stavanger, Norway. THORP, Milton K. Mrs. Julia Oxford Thorp, 622 Nineteenth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. NORDKIL, Einor C. Mrs. Albert Miller,ir Oxford Furnace, N. J. MURPHY, Lucian H. Mrs. Fannie Loyd R. F. D. No. 1, Mohall, N. Dak. TONEY, John A. J. N. Toney, Farmington, Murphy, R. F. D. 2, Cobb, Ky. NORDSTRt'M, Ernest. Mrs. .Tohannah Nord- NILES, James E. Mrs. Hannah Niles, Pe- strom, 3725 Longfellow Avenue, Minneapo- TURNER, Warren. Mrs. Prances E. Turner, toskey, Mich. lis, Minn, Portage. Pa. NOBLES, Robert. Mrs. Sallle Nobles, Sellers, NORRINGTON, Henry. James H. Norring- TURNER, William N. Mrs. Sarah Turner, S. C. ton, 54 Chicatawbut Street, Neponset, Mass. Golf, Md. NUTT, Arthur. Mrs. Emma T. Nutt, R. F. D. NUTANT, Bruno J. Mrs. Anna Nutant, 1959 VACCARO, Pasquale. Nicola Moretta, 413 2, New Egypt, N. J. Canalport Avenue, Chicago, 111. North Adams Street, Lockport, N. Y. O'BRIEN, Michael. Mrs. Mary Duggan, 301 PATRICK, Roy, William H. Patrick, Plastico, VANDEWALLE, Edward. Mrs. Celine Van- East Sixty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Va. dewalle, 40 Corbett Street, Andover, Mass. Fred Mrs. Josephine PAULAUSKAS, ,Tohn. Charlie Paulauskas, PAUSON, Thomas. Miss Helen Keal, 1843 WASSIL, A. Dunwoody, 402 Glen Street, Snohomish. Wash. 245 Chestnut Street, Lawrence, Mass. Fisk 111. Street, Joliet, Bernie Charles PERASSO, Victor. Louis Perasso, 801 Athens PAYNE. Rowland Coburn. Joslah Payne, WEBB, W. Webb, 1118 Street, Francisco, Center Avenue. Roanoke, Va. San Cal. R. F. D. No. 1, Janelew, W. Va. WEBER, Edward B. Mrs. Kate Weber, 3932 PESCB, Joseph W. Joseph Pesce, 48 Bi.sson PERATOR. Mittao. Po.sser Perator, 2 Lemon West Sherman Place, St. Louis. Mo. Street, Beverly, Mass. Street, Furone, Messina. Italy. WEBSTER, Lynn S. Mrs. II. L. Webster, PETERSEN, Ingvard S. Kristian A. Petersen, E. Mrs. Petirman, PETERMAN, Dan Ruth West Cannan, N. H. *general delivery, Vallejo, Cal. 328 South Broadway, Hastings. Mich. WESSLING, Erwin R. John Wessling, 3253 PETRAITIS. Anton. Miss Metuza Antomina, PBTROZZICLIO, Nicolo. James Caroflno, 30 South Chicago, 111. 8736 Houston Avenue, Chicago, III. Shylock Brooklyn, Wood Street, Race, N. Y. WESSON. Rictor W. Mrs. Ella Wesson, ALLWIN, Donat J. Mrs. Amanda Allwin, PEWITT, Joe. Mrs. Rebecca Pewitt, Havre, 3011 Saint Hubert Street, Montreal, Can. Mont. Stephens, Ark. WESTBROOK, Seth. Milton Westbrook, 1145 ANDERSON, William B. Fred Anderson, St. POOLEY, Orville. John Pooley, Madison, Pay Lackawanna Avenue, Elmira. N. Y. James, Minn. S. Dak. Frederick. Charles Westen- ANDRIESSE, Eugene. Louis Andries.se, 12 John. Mrs. Filimina Popolo, WESTENBURG, POPOLO, Tura burg, 105 Creek Street, Maspeth, N. Y. West Narragansett Avenue, New York, N. Y. Quitai. Italy. BEAUMONT. William. Mrs. Elizabeth Beau- WINBORN, Percy G. Mrs. Zola Winborn, PITCOCK, Edward L. Harley Pitcock, Ira, 1218 Church Street. Flint, Mich. mont, 399 Summer Street, New Bedford, Iowa. WITIIINGTON, William Rhett. Mrs. Emily Mass. POPPIE, Ernest. Mrs. Hanna Poppie, Arbon, E. Withington, 415 East Fourth Street, BESS, John W. Mrs. Bertha Bess, Bono, Ark. Idaho. Pharr, Oklahoma City, Okla. BEVEL, William O. Mrs. Etta ida, PORTER, William B. Mrs. Oscar Calvert, Okla. POWELL, Harry J. Mrs. Katie Powell, post- Prairie City, Iowa. office box 223. Astoria, 111. BLADASZKIEWICZ, Josef. Louis Bladasz- QUESENBERY, Harry B. J. W. Quesenbery, POWELL, Henry L. John II. Powell, R. F. klewicz, 1152 Noble Street, Chicago, 111. R. P. D. No. 1, Horse Cave, Ky. D. No. 1. Georgetown, Tex. BIBOWSKY, .John B. Alexander Blbowsky, RAINEY, Herbert J. John Rainey, 74 Mar- PURICELIJ, Rodalfo. Perri Leone, 1123 1460 Third Street, New Kensington, Pa. shall Street, Paterson, N. J. Green Street, Rockford, 111. •'71—19 5 :
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KAINWATEIZ, Mathew F. GeorKe Rainwater, SECTION 4, FEBRUARY 22, 1919. COOK, Henry, jr. Henry Cook, 24| Tozier lihiford. 111. Avenue, Dubois, Pa. KV.SII, John. Miss Dora Rush, 162G Shake- The following casualties are reported COOK, Henry S. Mrs. R. S. Cook. 142 West i^pcare Street, lialtimore, Md. Eleventh Street, York, N. Y. by the conmuuuling genei'al of the Amer- New RYAX. James F. M. J. Ryan, 205 Mafifat CONRAD, August F. Mrs. Caroline Conrad, Street. UrooUIyn, N. Y. ican Expeditionary Forces 351 Kane Street, Aurora, 111. SALVATORE. Viola. Guiscppe Salvatore, DELZELL Robert S. Mrs. Jennie Ruth Del- Cendodino. Italy. Wounded (degree undeter- zell, box 98. Dechard, T( nn. SARGIXTS, James S. E. Karahaffglis, 2508 mined) 309 FORGET, Charles. Peter Forget, 242 Fulton Markst Street, Galveston, Tex. Place, Riihmond Hill, N. Y. slightly SCARLETT, George W. George W. Scarlett, Wounded 617 FORSTER. William G. Mrs. Rosinia Forster, It. F. D. No. .3. Oxford, N, Y. 171 Borgeiiline Avenue, Union, N. J. SCMOUWEILER, Irvin N. John IT. Schon- Total 926 FRISSEI.L, Harry Leonard. Mrs. Theresa weiler, R. F. D. No. 2, Kellogg. Minn. Frissell, 1300 West Cambria Street," Phila- SHALLOW, William J. Mrs. Catherine Shal- delphia, I’a. low, Dixville Notch. N. H. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). GOAD, Thomift IF. G. W. Goad, Imboden, SIIANAGHER, Edward ,T. Mrs. Mary Shan- Ark. agher. 800 North Markow Street! Phila- MAJOn. LEONE, Louis. Mrs. Mary Leone, 337 Brush- delphia. Pa. ALLEN, James W. F. Mrs. Gertrude A. Allen, ion Avi'nue. Greensburg, Pa. Sn.\RP, William. Mrs. Isabella Sharp. 1935 LE'i'T. Robert B. 'Thomas S. Lett, Petersburg, R. F. D. No. 3, Anoka, Minn. West Sixty-fifth Street. Cleveland. Ohio. Va. SIECK, Stanle.v. Vincent Goleniak, R. F. D. CAPTAIN. McGONOGLE, Philip J. Ed McGonogle, R. F. No. 2. box 78. Warren. Mich. I). 2, Delmar, Iowa. SEVER. Frank Sinclair. Mrs. Edith Sever, Lemon- SLOWIKASKI, Mike. Zafe Beda. 1921 Laurel 936 East Couch Street, Portland, Oreg. McKEB. Merwiu. Mark 4,. McKee, Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. cove, Cal. SIjUPE, Walter E Joseph Slupe, 12002 Oak- LIECTENANTS. MILLER. Frederick S. Mrs. Stephen Miller, land Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio. ANGUS, Howard W. Mrs. Bcrnadine L. 22 Union Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Morris, 204 SMALL. Samuel C. Mrs. Mattie Small. 5004 Angus, 1133 West Thirty-sixth Place, Los MORRIS, Albert J. Alfred E. Edmond Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Angeles, Cal. Roehambeau .\ venue, I'rovidence, R. I. SMALLWOOD. Willie. II. Smallwood, William II. Thomas Mulvaney, W. BARBER, Phil C. A. II. Barber, 5437 Wood- I MULVANEY, Roanoke. Ala. 96 Keeley Street, Haverhill, Mass. lawn Avenui', apartment 2. Chicago, III. Mary Murphy, SMITH. Embry L. Lenard A. Smith. Spring- CHAPIN. William A. R. Mrs. Lottie E. Cha- MURPHY. Michael F. Mrs. Mass. dale. Ark. pin. 476 Belmont Avenue, Springfield. Mass. 341 Fourth Street. Fall River,- Forrest E. Lewis. Mrs. Sarah Myers, SMITH, G. David A. Smith. R. F. CLIFFt;RD, Robert C. Mrs. Mamie II. B. MYERS, Theodore D No. 1. Pioneer. Ohio. general delivery. Central Islip. N. Y. Clifford, 4415 West I*ine Boulevard, St. Myhrvold, SMITH, Fred G. Mrs. Liby C. Smith, 708 Louis. Mo. MYHRVOLD, Arthur P. Mrs. L. na James Street. Syracuse. N. Y. MORGAN, T. Archer. D. Morgan, R. F. D. No. 1, Marshall, Minn. Edwin 228 SMITH, Frederick W Francis B. Smith, Westbury, N. Y. NEQUO'T'TE, Archie R. I.ouis Neejuotte, 1320 West Third Street. Oklahoma City, SGUT'f, Harvey, Dak. First Avenue, Wausau, Wis. Emanuel. J. Sgutt, N. Laura Okla. STUART, Donald C. Mrs. Gertrude C. Stuart, NIESPODZIANY, Frank Aloix. Mrs. SMITH, Zuma R. Walter R. Smith. R. F. D. American Avenue, Milwau- Itr arclilT Manor, N. If. Czaj-neck, 935 No. 2. Aberdeen, Miss. AVHITE, E'lward Russel. Mrs. Frances S. kee, Wis. SPENCE, Flovd L. Mrs. Nettie Spence, 2411 White, Rutland, Vt. NOLAN, Leo Francis. Mrs. Elodie Nolan, 34 T^arney Street, Omaha, Ncbr. Bullard Street, Bedford, Mass. SEUliEANTS. New SPIKER. Frank. Edward Spiker, Wargords- NOWATNY, Leo. Albert Nowatny, R. F. D. bnrir. Pa. ARMSTRONG. Henry P. George Edison Arm- No. 2, Wautoma, Wis. STAMET. Elbert E. John N. Staraey, Alta- strong, R. F. D. No. 4, Conneaut. Ohio. POPE, Rollln K. Rollin K. Popfe, Smiths mont. N. C. BATES, 'Thoma-s 11. Miss Bertha Bates, 1910 Mill, S. C. STEVENSON. Graham. Mrs. Clara Steven- Reed Street, Philadelphia, I*a. ROBBINS, Thomas N. Mrs. Martha L. Rob- son R F D. Williamstown. N. J. BERRY, John M. Mrs. A. Olsen, 291 Union bins. 11 Br ar Cliff Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. SYLVESTER. Tonv J. John Papi. 29 Canal Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. ROMEL, Stanley. Mrs. Mary Romel, 88 cfr'-Pt Quincv Mass. AI.'RTELL, Dave. Phillip J. Martell, 84 Wil- Leepers Street, Buffalo, N. Y. THOMAS. Charles C. Miss Anna Ruth der Street, Aurora, 111. ST. GERMAINE. Amedce. Mrs. Sophie St. 'cborras. 441 ilarket Street. Snnhurv, Pa. MARTENS, Eugene B. Mrs. Margaret Mar- Germaine, 93 Lvman Street, Holyoke, Mass. THORNTON. L."urie .J. .T. Henry Thornton, tens. 885 Bergens Street, Brooklyn, N. Y SANTOS, Fernando A. Mrs. S. Santos, 10 Ox- R. F. D. No. 13, Elherton. Ga. MATURE, Anthony. Mrs. Edith A. Mature, ford T' rrace. Boston. Mass. TIMMS. Joseph. Mrs. Tillie Timms, South Hughes Avenue, Linwood, Pa. SECUREST, Charles G. Will Sechrest, Wash- Brownsville Pa. MILLER, Fred C. Miss Paulina Miller, R. F. ington Street, High Point, N. C. TONOWSKT Bernord. Mrs. Anna Tonowski, D. No. 2. 'I'igerton, Wis. SETTLE, Charles 11. Joseph Settle, Fillmore, 790 Maxwell Avenue, Detroit, Mich. MUNTIS, Webster C. Mrs. Grace Muntis, Cov- 111 . TO'^’P. Antbcnv. Mrs. Mary Topp. 211 Pierce ington. Ky. SIEWIERSKl. John. John Wolek, Gelliff Street. Detroit. Mich. MURPHY, Lawrence Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Avenu*'. Newark. N. .T. TOST. X^atale. Antonio Maneinelli, 423 Law- Johnson, 1821 Mutter Street, Philadelphia, SIMPSON, Norman Lester. Amos M. Simp- ton Place, Perth .4mhov. N. J. Pa. son. box 73. Mount Union, Pa. TPATLOR, Dale. M. S. Trailer, Atlantic, OSBORN, Morton. Nathan Osborn. Load, Ky. SMUDA. Walter. John Smuda, R. F. D. bos Towa. Peter W. Multvey, McGill, PATTERSON, Ted 8, Pulaski, Wis. TP.AMMELL. Richard H. Mrs. Grace B. Nev. SNELL, Arthur L. J. B. Snell, Opp, Ala. 'Trammell Smarts. Ga. POOLE, .Tames E. A. T. Poole, 315 Cabot SPENDI.EY, Fred. Mrs. Fred Sp ndley, 1120 Street, Beverl.v, Mas.s. UNDERWOOD, Thomas. Mrs. Martha Law- Washington Avenue, New York, N. Y'. son. Martin Ky. RAPP. Walter E. Sherman Rapp, 343 Bergen STAHMEILOtto. Carl Stahmer, 708 Ninth Avenue, Jer.sey City, N. J. W'RNEKE. William B. Mrs William War- Avenue. San Francisco, Cal. REDMAN'. Frank C. Mrs. Martha B. Red- Colegrove, Stoning- neke, 7464 Flora Boulevard, St. I.ouis, Mo. WHITE. Edward. Samuel man, box 72, Tulsa, Okla. ton, Kv. WEAVER. Guy G. Samuel W. Weaver, Hub- REED, Earnest. Mrs. TiOretta Reed, 347 Col- W'lLLIAMS. Julius D. John C. Williams, hard, Oreg. lege Street, Spartanburg, S. C. Woolworth Building, Noav York, N. Y. WEAVER Jessie F. Mrs. Cynthia A. Weaver, SCHAAF. Edward A. E. F. Schaaf,' 4219 Finger, Tenn. North Winchester Avenue, Chicago. 111. HDGLEUS. SCHMIDTBAUER. Gustave A. Mrs. Mary B. BAGGETT, Oliver C. Mrs. John O. Baggett, WENDT. Charles A. Mrs. Alice Leona Wendt, Schmidtbauer. Damas and Nostor Streets, Snringflcld. Minn. R. F. D. No. 1, box 20, Choice, Tex. Hittsburgh, Pa. MEEK, James E. Mrs. Nellie E. Meek, Bur- WENDT, Harold A. Mrs. Bertha Wendt, 98 SIMPSON, William E. Mrs. William E. Simp- lington Junction, Mo. t’alms Avenue. Detroit. Mich. son. 2208 Haskells Street, Austin, Tex. WERNER. Carl JL Nicholas P. Werner, 403 SPARKS, Edgar. Mrs. Ella Turner Sparks, MDSICIAN. T’earl Street, Bclding, Mich. Bemis. Tenn. WILLING, Walter J. P. T. Willing, 115 S'TEPHENSON, Charles II. Mrs. E. J. Steph- Fooke Street, Salisbury, Md. WillPPLE Aithnr W.. .ir. Arthur W. Whip- enson. 3137 North Spaulding Avenue, Chi nle, sr.. .lackson Street, Providence, I. 35 R. cage. TII. DRIVER. WHITC05IB Emory W. Mrs. Faith Whit- STTI.WELL, Glenn E. Mrs. Florence Stil- DEMPSEY. John F. Mrs. Delia Dempsey, comb, 7749 Seventeenth Avenue, Seattle, well. Fullerton, Cal. Wateiville. N. Y. Wash. TURNER, Joseph W. Mrs. Francis E. Turner, MECHANICS. George J. Mr. Richard Miller, Great Fnoree, S. C. WiTITE. Martin .T. Helen TURNER. Matthew. Mrs. Rebecca L. Turner, MCDONALD. Mrs. Good- Falls, Mont. worth, Avenue. 213 Howland Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 473 Flowers Pittsburgh. Pa. WILLIAMS. Burton. Mrs. Sarah Williams, NORTHCUTT. Roscoe F. Mrs. John P. Rem- 334 Broad Street, Salamanca, N. Y. COUPORALS. hert, Longview, Tex. WINFREY. Fred. .Tames Winfrey, R. F. D. ALLEN. Abe L. John Allen, Leesville, La. NOV.4K, Harry. Mrs. Regina Novak, 219 Street, Albany. Y. No. 2. Brumfield. Mo. BAGGETT. James A. Mrs. Martha Baggett, Elm N. Milano, Tex. WOODS, Bert. Bert Woods, Sapulpa, Okla. W.iOONER. BOHM.\NN. Carl .T. Mrs. Mary Bohmann, 10 WOOLSEY, Charles A. A. R. Woolsey, Hasse, Riggs Street. Ansonla, Conn. SNYDER, Frederick E. Mrs. Cathrine Sny- Tex. BOLGER, Josopli A. Mrs. Mary Bol.ger. 47 der, 17 'Third Street. Waterbury, Conn. W'OO'I’EN, Clifford. JIrs. .Tnlia Wooten, 305 West .Second Street. Mount Vernon. N. Y. HOR.SESnOER. North Florida Avenue, Lakeland. Fla. BROWN, Samuel Mrs. Jennie Brown, 2707 SMITH, James A. Mrs. Leila Hook, 901 Z.'LINSKI, Adolph. Felix Zalinskl, 323 Grif- West First Street, Duluth. Minn. North Main .Street, Elkhart, Ind. BURKE. Jo.seph M. Mrs. Sarah Burke, 20 "er Street. Perth Amboy, N. J. PRIVATES. Maine Street. Lon.sdale. R. I. Z.'RNOW, Carl G. Carl Zarnow, 671 Scott BURNS. Francis E. Joseph M. Burns, 76 R.\YMOND. Clayton E. Mrs. Cla.vton Ray- Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Clark Street. Auburn, N. Y. mond, Glen Derb.y Street, Newport, Vt. ZAVl.ANES, Toney Zapas. James Zavlanes, CHERRY, Henry II. Wilson T. Cherry, RE.VSCII, Waller. M'-s. Eva Reaseb, 1033 300 Kansas Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. Dickeys Mills, Ky. Grand Boulevard, Hamilton, Ohio. TM OFFICIAL' U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY ?>4, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
KEED, Ancel C. Robert E. L. Reed, Glen- BARRONE, Frank. Mrs. Elizabeth Falco, 94 NETTI, Michael. Nick Netti, 258 Camdon ville, W. Va. Center Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. Street, Newark, N. J. RICED, Fred N. Walter Reed, 480 North BERNDT, John. Albert Bcrndt, R. F. D. No. NORTON, Norman. Mrs. Gertrude C. Norton, (ioodD'.nn Street, Rochester, N. Y. 2. Hales Corners, WLs. 329 Elm Street, La Grange, Ga. RETT.VM.Ml^L, Theodore. August H. Rettam- BEYER, Charles C. Fred Beyer, 8030 Union O’BRIEN, Aloysius P. Mrs. Nora McElroy, mel, E}-ndon Station, Wis. Avenue, Chicago, 111. 1362 Haight Street, San Francisco, Cal. RIN.VEDI, h'ranceseo. Guiseppo Rinaldi, Mor- BITTLE, Fred '\V. Mrs. Eva Gilliland, 724 PETRAKES, Lampros. Mrs. Chrisoula Pe- cone, Benevento, Italy. South Liberty Street, Independence, Mo. trakes, Sekea Malavn, Greece. ROSSINI, Pio. Mrs. Eugenia M. Rossini, BLACKMON, Daniel 1). Tom Blackmon, Abi- PETRUCCIONE, John. Mrs. Saveria Petruc- Corto Euchiguaci Lucca, Saintanna, Tis- lene, Tex clone, Costello Di Sasso Cistorna Pustan- coimi, Italy. BLACK, Errol P'. Mrs. J. S. Black, Mountain colo. Colo. Province Costera, Italy. ROERKE, Hubert. Mrs. John J. Hennessey, Home. Idalio. PILGREEN, Robert M. Robcri L. Pilgreen, 107 Franklin Street, Brookline, Mass. BOPP, Edward P. Mrs. Mary Bopp, 61 Frank- R. F. D. No. 5, Greenvi'l?, N. C. ROWAN. Nick. Mrs. Sophia Rowan, Sennoi, lin Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. ARNEY, Luther. Rufus Arney, Cornland, 111. Peremlok Nikolaiew Cherson, Russia, BRUCE, Guy M. Chester T. Bruce, 605 West BADSKY, Frank. Miss Ovllla Badsky, 425 RYB.Mv, John. Joe Rybak, Pszerykow Twentv-fitth Street. South Richmond, Va. Alabama Street, Lawrence, Kans. County, Kielce, Russia. BURKHARDT. Frank J. Mrs. Rose Burk- BARSKEY, Albert. Mrs. Josephine Barskey, SABEN, Simon. Mrs. Minnie Saben, 138 hardt, 116 Steuben Street. Syracuse, N. Y. 805 Front Street, Catasauqua, Pa. Howard Street, Newark, N. J. CAIN, George C. Mrs. Patrick Cain, 290 BARTLEY, Prank L. Mrs. Mary Bartley, SAHLGREN, Oscar. Edward F. Sahlgren, Spruce Street. Pottstown, Pa. Adelaide, Pa. Christinestad, Finland. CAMPBELL, Robert V. Mrs. Gem Montagne, BEAUDOIN, Zoel. Mrs. Zoel Beaudoin, North. S.ANOOKE, James. Mrs. Eliza Sanooke, Cher- .lefferson, S. Dak. Colony Street, Wallingford, . villi', Va. livery, Tecumseh, Mich. SAPON.ARO, Frank. Mrs. Felice La Monaca, CIOFFI, Fred. .Joseph Cioffi, Ccrvlnara, BETKIS, Mincas. Mrs. Elizabeth Betkls, 231 Noicattaro, Italy. I'’'ovince of .Vvellino, It.alv. Clinton Street, Hoboken, N. J. SCHILLER, William Arthur. Hyman Schiller, COULSON. Thomas B. William Coulson, 261 BETTINGER, Lawrence N. Mrs. Alice T. 133 West One hundred and thirteenth East 1‘rospeet Street, Morgantown. W. Va. McEttrick, 1 Dunreath Street, Roxbury, Stri'ot, New York, N. Y. COULTER, tluy. Miss Stella Coulter, R. P. Mas.s. SECOR, Maxwell. Mrs. Hattie Secor, Way- D No. 2, Jlarvville, Tenn. BISCHOPP, George F. George Bischoff, Wood- land,' N. Y. COURON. Edwmrd L. Narcis A. Couron, 1615 side, N. Y. SHAHIN, George F. Mrs. Mary Shahln, 1108 Fourth ^ venue south. Port Dodge, Iowa. BOHM, Charles W. Mrs. Charles Vackner, Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. DEVER, Willis. Mrs. A. J. Dever, Ilighwood, 235 Vine Street, Elizabeth, N. J. SIEMERING, William H. Mrs. Agnes Bau- III. BOLE, Harry W. Mrs. Myrtle Bole, Frews- mann. Le Seur, Minn. DORAN. Thomas .1. Thomas .1. Doran, 107 burg, N. Y. SIMMONS, Floyd L. Mrs. Maude Simmons, Washington Street, Auburn, N. Y. BOYD, Leonard I. Mrs. Della Boyd, R. P. D. 334 Allen Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. EISENBERG, Herman. Joseph Eisenberg, 59 No. 9, Humbolt, Tenn. SIMPSON, Golden C. Milton L. Simpson, Cannon Street, New York, N. Y. BRENNAN, AVilliam A. Mrs. Margaret Bren- Clifton, 'Va. EKWALL Oscar. Mrs Hannah Ekwall, 664 nan, 5811 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SMALL, John A. Jasper G. Small, Farmers- Wi'Hs street, St. Paul, Minn. BRESLIN, Joseph L. 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GOLDENBERG; William. Mrs. H. Golden- Avenue, Winfield, N. Y. SROKA, Louis. Leon Grobowski, Hammond, berg. 353 East Fifty-second Street, New CHASE, Harry W. Mrs. Mary Chase, 764 Ind. York N. Y Twenty-fourth Street, Chicago, 111. STEMLER, Knight M. Charles S'temler, 806 GR'VES, I.loyd Stanley. Mrs. Annie Graves, CLIFTON, John A. Zack H. Clifton, East Bedford Avenue SW., Canton, Ohio. Tin'lev, Ky. Hamilton, Tex. STICKNEY, Edwin F. Edward S. Stickney, GREY. Fred W. Mrs. Minnie A. Taylor, Dela- CORLEY, Shelton E. Wade F. Corley, R. F, 34 Francis Street, Malden, Mass. pl-’oe, .Ark, D. No. 4, Lexington, S. C.' STIFF, John C. Mrs. Caroline Stief, 8 Mag- GROVE, Thomas R. Mrs. Mattie Grove, Julia- DANTREIL Pasquale. Sara Palumbo, 43 Mill nolia Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. etta, Idaho. Street, Sharon, Pa. STIER, William E. Miss Anna Stic^ 1431 KIrNEGTT MV. Peter F Mrs. Kathryn Keneg- DE LUCA, Antonio. Jim De Luca. 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Walter P.urJc. Mrs. Alice Jjewis, 3224 Arhoin. 313 Landie Street, Opelousas, L.a. SYDNOR. Thomas. Sydnor, R. F. West F'rst Street, Oklahoma Cit.y, ojna. GIFFORD. Merle R. Mrs. Emma Gifford, Nat D. No. McCt.ASSON. 2, Williamstown, Ky. John A. Mrs. Nora Hopkins, Crete, Nebr. posor'i’viiio. SYLVEST, Howard T. C. M. Sylvest, Frank- Ark. GOOS, Frederick. Frank Goos, 608 North linton. La. McOJilRE, Joseph. Mrs. N. McQuire. 74 Third Street, Newark, N. J. TiiTGE, John W. Mrs. H. H. Tatge, 322 Mul- West One hundredth Street, New 'York, GOUGH, William A. Miss Alice Gough, 2419 berry Street, Mankato, Minn. N. Y West Harrison Street, Chicago, 111. THEIS, Henry. Mrs. Annie P. Tbeis, 16 Six- MrlNTOSlT. Larcom. A. D. McIntosh, 593 GROVER. WJllard. Willis Grover, 24 Grove teenth Avenue, St. Cloud, Minn. Main Street, Afedford, Mass. Street, Akron, Ohio. TI'OMAS, John. Miss Nellie A. Store. 306 MAJJ.oy. Patrick .1, Mrs. Rose Malloy, 56 GRUBB, Charles M. Mrs. Delma N. Grubb. North Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. McKeon Street. Philadelphia. Pa Sudlersville, Md. THORNTON, Dewey. William Thornton, Clay MEDFORD. Robert L. Mrs. Sallis R. Med- HOOKER. Howard. Nathan Hooker, R. P. D. Center, Kans. ford Walnut, Miss. 1, Hot Springs, Ark. TOWNSEND, Henry B. Mrs. Susan Townsend, MENETjY. Howard W. Mrs. Emma Menely, HOOKEY, Harold P. Mrs. Mabel I. Hookey, .Newby, Okla. Sas''V:''w. Okla. 2209 Osage Street, St. Louis. Mo. TRAVIS. Thomas. Porter Travis, R. F. D. No. MERRA'MAN, .James A. Mrs. I'.iargaret HOOPER, John. Mrs. Selma Hooper, Malone, 4. McKenzie. Tenn. Merryman, 1116 Camden Avenue SW., Can- N. Y. VALERIO, William. John Valerio, Province ton. tlhio. KLAAS, Fred. Otto Klaas, West Vine Street, of Bari. Sammicandro, Italy. MILJ.ER, Phillip E. Phillip S. Miller, R. F. Mount Pleasant. Pa. No. 4. Wyoming, III ' LKER. Henry L. Mrs. A. P. Creil, R. F. D LAUDER, Watson L. Mrs. Lydia Lauder, 5 Porter. D. No. 1, Clayton, Ala. MILLER, John M. Bakerbower, Clay- Circle Avenue, Paterson, N. J. ton. W RNER. Simon J. Joseph Warner, R. F. D. 111. LAVALLEE. Julius. L. P. Lavallee, 713 MIJ,J/ER, Reuben B. .1. No. 4, Caldwell, Ohio. Andrew Miller, R. F. East Eighth Street, Anaconda, Mont. WEST. Atmer. Luther West, Centralia, Tex. D No 1, Hartford, Tenn. LEAR, Jesse. Mrs. Alice Lear, Stewardson. Mrs. . WINKFIELD, James'. Mrs. Luc.v Winkfield, MOSI.EY, Ralph E. Eliziibeth A. Mos- 111 ley. '016 West Seventh Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Pitman Grove, N. .1. LEWALLEN, Jesse Albert. James W. Lew- MUI,ROONEY, Thomas N. John alien. P. •!, W' 'BRANT William L. Mrs. J. Wybrant, McCready, R. D. No. Couch, Mo. W. Port Carbon, Pa. 'olmar. 111. McDaniel. Luther, Thomas J. McDaniel, Roliert Z URI, Alessandro. Sulgi Zauri, Peroina, MULVETHT.L. B. Mrs. Robert B. route 2, Qu'nlan, Tex. t"iy. Mulvehill, 7045 Kedron Street, Pittsburgh, McDonald, Thomas. Mike McDonald, 615 Pa. Highland Avenue, Lexington, Mo. AI'DERSON, Patrick. Mrs. Bridget Ander- MUSCTIEI.L, George C. Mrs. Millie Muschcll, McL.JUGHLIN, Ignatius O. John Kane, 237 ,son. 1 West Water Street, Whitinsville, 512 James Street, Cheboygan, Mich. North Washington Street, Gallon, Mass. Ohio. MUSE. Claud. Mrs. Tennie Muse, 428 Nortli. McROBERTS, George. Miss Olivia H. Mc- ARVANITOPOULES, Vassillos. George Pa- Second Street. Raton, N. Mev. Roberts. general delivery. Silver Lake. K.ins. nos, care of Nqw York Candy Co., Vlnita, MYERS, John K. Samuel Myers, R. P. D. MacKinnon, Douglas. Archibald MacKin- Okla. No. 2, Independence, Va. non, Hill Rest, Tuckahoe, N. Y, 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN; MONDAY, FEBKUAEY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MORAN, .Tames J. Mrs. Mary A. Moran, 145 WASCH, Frank J. George Wasch, 35C2 West MOSES, William J. William H. Moses, 20 Pine Avenue, South Amboy, N. J. Forty-fourth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Farwell Place, Cambridge, Mass. MORRISON. Fred E. Mrs. Mary Etta Morri- WEBB, Dennie L. Mrs. Elnora Webb, 332 PESSICA, James. Mrs. Josie Pessica, West son, Pleasant Street, East Walpole, Mass. Lexington Avenue, Jackson, Tenn. Fort Dodge, Fort Dodge, Iowa. MORRISSETTE, Donat M. Amed.le Morris- WEBER. Charles. Mrs. Emily Weber. 341 RAMSEY, David W. John A. Ramsey, Duna- si'tte. .53 Cedar Street, Lewiston, Me. East Thirtieth Street, New York, N. Y. vant, Kans. MORTON. Edward. Mrs. Maliuda Morton, WHITEHEAD, Ernest L. Walter T. White- REAGAN. Paul. Patrick Reagan, 205 South 4027 JIcKissock Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. head, R. F. D. No. 1, Nicholson, Ga. High Street. Lancaster, Ohio. MORTON, Spencer. Mrs. Charles Bear, Mon- WILLIAMS, James R. Allan Williams, Ama- REED, Samuel B. Mrs. Edward Reed, Wash- roe. Wis. rillo. Tex. ington Pike, Bridgeville, Pa. MULLEN, Charles. Mrs. .Joseph Mullen, 912 WINE, Frank. Steuben Wine, Fordwick, Va. SANDERSON, Jimmie. John Pepper, R. F, Delaware Street, Youngstovn, Ohio. WOODS, Walter. John Aubry, 1851 West D. 3. Athens, Ala. MUROSKI, Bruno. Peter Muroski, 305 Ham- Monroe Street, Chicago, ill. SCHMITTZEHE. William. Andrew J. Schmit- mer Street. 1‘ittsburgh, Pa. ZANINI, Bernardo. Mrs. Alaria Zanini, Tlg- tzehe, 419 South Spring Street, Cape NETTUM, Anton F. Mrs. Mina Nettum, nioli, Brescia, Italy. Girardeau, Mo. Kindred. N. Dak. SCHULZ, Frank. Bernard Schulz, 1025 Cas- NIEBEL, Raymond. John II. Niebel, Utica, Wounded Slightly. tleton Avenue, West New Brighton, Staten Ohio. LIEUTE.VANTS. I.sland, N. Y. NORTON, Everett C. J. Clarence Norton, SEBASTIAN, William B. Mrs. Spoon Mot- Adairsville, Moran, Kans. BOY'D, Willis M. Gideon M. Boyd, low, Lynchburg, Tenn. NYOARD, Ole. Mrs. Gurana Nygard, Hal- Ga. SMART, Thomas. Ezra Smart, rural free de- Leslie William A. Caldwell, lock. Minn. CALDWELL, O. livery, Pi.ggott, Ark. Alexandria, PATON, Stewart L. Mrs. Lillian Verity, 400 S. Dak. STAPLES, Warner W. Mrs. J\ilia Beaumont, Mrs. Clara J. Irwin, care Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. IRWIN, Wendell J. 8 Irving Place, Harrison, N. Y. of J. B. Jennings, Mechanics Savings Bank, PATTERSON, Loo. Mrs. Liza Patterson, STRAY, William J. Mrs. Alice Stray, 1634 Newton. Tex. Moberly, Mo. Stephen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PIRANI.\N, Armenag. Mrs. Magerdie Piran- NEWBERN, Jefferson L. Mrs. J. L. Newbern, William M. Mrs. Josephine Robins, Atlanta, TAYLOR, ian. 1692 Washington Avenue, New York, 170 Washington Street, Ga. Heber City, Utah. H. Carolina B. Ram- N. Y. RAMSEY'. Henry Mrs. TEATS, Juniper Silas. Mrs. Sarah E. Teats, PIZZA Frank. Michael Pizza, East Mei-edith, sey, Fauke. Ark. Accident, Md. Smith, N. Y. SMITH. Warde Byron. Mrs. Warde B. WARNKEN, Theis. Fredrick M. Warnken, Frankfort, Ohio. PL.\STER, Arwood. Mrs. Mahaley Plaster, San Marcos. Tex. SEnCEANTS. Sara Wheeler, Tliompsonville, 111. WHEELER, Floyd A. Mrs. Edna POLING, Walter B. Alman Poling, R. F. D. SH.YNNON, Okey Newson. Theodore Floyd 710 Central Avenue, Union, N. Y'. A. M. Windle, Car--' No. 3. Phillipi, W. Va. Shannon, Baileysviile. W. Va. WINDLS, Robert II. Mrs. PtJULIN, Archie. Mrs. Thomas Poulin, 15 SNYDER, Iceland T. Mrs. Eleanor V. Cal- rolltou, Ala. Mountain Street. Augusta, Me. houn, Hamden, Ddaware County, N. Y. BUGLER. Jacob Stafford, QUELIjAND, Gehart. Mrs. Gertie Nelson STAFFORD, David Levi. PETRUCCI, Flavio. Jim Petrucci, 109i River Quelland, Alden, Iowa. Mavette, Kans. Street, Rome, N. Y. R.VGOVIN, Joseph. Ilartls Ragovln, 290 VANDERI’YL, Ellis Cutler. Rev. Nicholas Grand Street, New York, N. Y.. Vanderpyl, 103 Forest Avenue, Oberlin, MECHANICS. E.'GXJSI, Michael Peter Di Gessar, 419 Oak- Ohio. PETIT, Charles E. Edward Petit, 1713 Chest- dale Street. Glencoe, 111. WINf'IIES'rER. Lawrence W. Jonathan G. nut Street, Rockford, 111. R.\Y, Dexter W. James B. Ray, Porter. Wash. Winchester, Waynesville, N. C. RAINES. William R. Mrs. Margaret Raines, REDMAN, Charles Mrs. E. Post, 1888 Bath- WRIGH'f, James M. Charles Wright, New- Bearden, Tenn. gate Avenue, New York, N. Y’. port, N. II. RASMUSSEN, Johannes R. M. Fred Hansen, EINCKER. William. William Rincker, 1700 ZELANTE, Michael. Frank Mausolillo, 174 454 Jefferson Street, Portland, Oreg. Merlin Street, Dallas. Tex. Summit Avenue, West Hoboken. N. J. STANDLEY, Roland T. Wells Standley, 457 ROSSI. Quintilio. Egidio Rossi, box 072, Cur- BAKER, Robert. Joseph B. Baker, Clintwood, Cabot Street, Beverly, Mass. wensville. Pa. Va WANDRY, Carl R. Mrs. Jane W’andry, 400 SACKMAN. George. Mrs. Margaret Sackman, BAKER, Rufus F. Mrs. Amanda L. Baker, Naymut Street, Menasba, Wis. 208 Littleton Avenue. Newark. N. J. .‘\ltus, Okla. WAGONER. BAGEN, Carl O. Arne Knutson Sagen, North- BLOTT. John F. Mrs. Agnes Blott, 22 Peach McIIUGH, John J., Jr. Mrs. Mary Sweeney, wood. N. Dak. Street, South Barre, Mass. o/Y t Cni/YTVY 1V.foca SANDERS, Luther. Henry Sanders, Bliss, CAMPBELL, Fremont C., jr. Fremont Camp- Okla. bell, Hyde Park, Tacoma, Wash. COOKS. SAUNDERS, Richard D. Mrs. Anna Saunders, CUMMINGS, George D. Mrs. Margaret Cum- NEWTON, Leon F. Henry A. Newton, Ox- mings, 804 Tenth Street NW., 'Washington, 801 East Seventh Street, Pueblo, Colo. ford, Mass. ^ SCANNED, Joseph M. Mrs. Mildred M. Scan- D. C. STROBER, Henry E. Mrs. Laura Miller, nel. 1219 Valley Street. Baltimore, Md. DAUGHERTY. Lyman H. William E. Daugh- Seventh Street, McMechen, W. Va. Street, Robinson, 111. SCIIUTTENBERG, Otto F. Mrs. Fred Schut- erty. 204 North Cross PRIVATES. tenl)erg. Chesterfield. Mo. MAY, Kenneth E. T. G. T. May, 733 Cherry BABK.Y, Stanley J. Mrs. Josephine Babka, SCHWANBECK. Theodore C. John Schwan- Street, Williamsport. Pa. Miller, Cale- 2416 South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, III. beck, Riverview. 111. MILLER, Robert J. William L. Laurits. Jens C. Anderson, R. F. D. Peter. Frank donia. Ohio. BACH, SCOLA. Scola, 210 Holland Ave- Audubon, Iowa. nue, Kenosha, Wis. MORRELL, Lester H. Charles O. Morrell, 170 No. 6. Pine Street, Lewiston. Me. BAGENSKI, John. Ellis Upatoska, 2233 Val- SEABURG, Julius A. A. O. Seaburg. 715 East Philadelphia, Pa. Penn.sylvania Avenue, Ottumwa, Iowa. ORGISH, John Steve. Mike Orglsh, Spencer, ley Street, Wis. BARTHOLOMAY, Alexander S. Mrs. Mary SEAL. Luther W. Mrs. Laura E. Seal, Luvay, Bartholomay, 1509 Seminole Avenue, De- Va. PERNOT, John A. Mrs. E. Pernot, Milburn troit. Mich Avenue, Millburn, N. J. . „ Joseph. Elizabeth Halfer, SEDITA. Salvatore Kedlta, 28 Wash- RAINS, Floyd O. Mrs. Myrtle McClawbrou, BAUER, Frederick II. Miss Cal. ington Street, Albion, N. Y. general delivery. Springfield, S. Dak. 1611 Scenic Avenue, Berkeley, Charles Bauer, 724 Second SLIMMER, W. John Stenken, 435 SAGER, William R. John YVoodruf, box 23, BAUER, Henry J. John E. Street, West Eighth Newport, Ky. Clifton, Kans. Street, Milwaukee, Wis, SMITH, Harry. Mrs. II. A. Halfacre, Wood- BERGMAN, Louis M. Mrs. Rose Levin, 121 bine Station, Nashville, Tenn. conponALs. North Breed Street, Los Angeles, Cal. SOLANDER. Howard Dale. Alfred Solander, ARMISTEAD, Richard C. John C. Armlstead, BOOLS, Russel II. Mrs. Ella Bools, 4111 East Le Roy, Kans. Mineral, Tex. Sixteenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. SPERRY, Lyman M. Mrs. Alice A. Sperry, BITNEY, Raymond II. Mrs. Ed. Bitncy, New BR.YDFIELD. Edward. Mrs. Cecelia Brad- Helena, Mont. Richmond, Wis. field, 8220 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, STANCAMPIANO, Giaeinto. Mrs. Gniseppa BURKE, John E. Mrs. Fred Bush, 24 Alden I’a- Stancampiano, 132 Castleboro Street, Le- Street. Lynn, Mass. BRENNAN, Patrick F. Mrs. Margaret Mc- paria. Italy. CAMPBELL, James J. Patrick Campbell, 425 Tauge, 209 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, STEMM, Charles C. Mrs. Johanna Meyer, Canal Street, Lawrence, Mass. Wilmont. John W. 1404 South Fifty-eighth Avenue, Cicero. 111. CAMPBELL, Richard BROWN, Martin J. Mrs. Bridget W. Brown, STEVENSON, Fred Mrs. W. II. Stevenson, Campl)ell. R. F. D. 2, Gilliam, Mo. 524 A. Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Silver City, N. Mex. CIIASTEEN, Walter L. John T. Chasteen, BROWN, Roscoe Clinton. Mrs. Marebe Brown, STUPPELBEEN, Seymour. J. Frank Stup- 2701 Baltimore Street. Wichita Falls, Tex. Fountain Spring House, Waukesha, Wis. plelieen. Ghent. N. Y. COI.LUM, Raymond. D. A. Collum, Greenville, BURKLAND, Segfred. Gus Burkland, R. F. D. Daniel Mrs. Nellie Sullivan, Tex. SULLIVAN, W. No. 1, Del Valle, Tex. '.’623 St. Paul Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. CONNELLY, Phillip. Mrs. W. E. Cross, 242 CANFIELD, William Raymond. Mrs. Laura SZWEDA. John A. Mrs. Margaret Szweda, Dean Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Brown Canfield, Marion, Kans. 1227 South Whipple Street, Chicago, 111. COURTNEY, Thomas H. William Courtney, Elmer. Mrs. Catherine Carpen- Mass. CARPENTER, TINKLEPAUGH, Robert J. J. Tinklepaugh, 13 Winthrop Street, Worcester, ter, 510 Kentucky Street, Quincy, 111. Thompson, Pa. ENGELBACH, John. Edward Engclbach, CASTAGNA, Nicola. Miss Angelina Sportarn, Y. TIRKO. Joe. Mrs. Julia Tirko, Listie, Pa. 1222 Manor Avenue, Woodhaven, N. 35 Pierce Street, Westerly, R. I. TRUESDALE. Charles A. Mrs. Charles GR.WIS, John. James Covert, 1833 Par- CLOSE Harold H. YVilliam H. Close, Ray- ’Cruesdale. Riverroad B. S.. La Salle, N. Y. sons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. mond, Nebr. Creek, TUFTIN, Carl. Airs.' Jenna Tuftin, E. F. D. KR.YUSE, George. Emil Krause, Fish CONRAD, John S. George Kandrach, 147 .' o. 2. l)OX 85, Clavton, Wis. Wis. Camberton .V venue, Trenton, N. J. TULCHINSKY, David. Frida FedorofC, 554 KREUGER, Harry D. Harry D. Kreuger, COTE, Phillip A. Mrs. Marceline Cote, Maple Grand Street, New York, N. Y. Bozeman, Mont. Hill. New Britain, Conn. TV.TFORD, Elwood B. W. J. Twiford, East McKELLORY. Samuel A. William McKellory, COTNER, Wilbur L. Mrs. Mary Cotner, Free- Lake, N. C. Glen Cove, N. Y. land Park, Ind. VAI.ENTINE, Maurice. Martin Kavauag, MOORE, Scott B. Mrs. Jeff Moore, Edmon, DANIELS, Will. Mrs. Nancy Daniels, 100 1450 Lexin.gton Avenue, New Y’ork, N. Y. Okla. West 'fhirteenth Street, Coffeyville, Kans. WALLACE, Charles. Mrs. Jane Leary, Tain- MORGAN. Walter L. Mrs. Eleanor Morgan, DARAK.ILYN, Mersas. Satrng Hachigian, 289 tor, Iowa. 318 Crane Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Lobdell Avenue, Highland Park, Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING DELLAPIAZZA, Pasqualc. Jerry George, 271 QUIGLEY, James. Airs. Margaret Quigley, CLUBB, Patrick W. George Clubb, Elwood, Park Avenue, Summit, N. J. 337 Alain Street, Paterson, N, J, Iowa. DEMONBKUM, Roy. Mrs. Slattie E. Roberts, RAFUSE, Avery G. Miss Marie Countway, CLUNK, Harold L. Mrs. Alary Clunk, 1859 Eldon. Mo. 13 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Alass, Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. DIAL, Harlem. Willis Dial, R. F. D. No. 1, RANK, Raymond L. Mrs. George Rank, 6459 CONNER, Floyd A. Edd Conner, Port Pembroke, N. C. Eberhart Avenue, Chicago. 111. Angeles, Wash. ELLIOT, Ashby D. Mrs. Mary Elliot, Bowl- RANKIN, Arthur B. Orville T. Rankin, 243 COOK, Fred W. Airs. Alargaret Parcells, ing Green, Va. Bayard Street, Kansas City, AIo. general delivery, Stoutsville, Ohio. FORTUNE, Rudolph Kelly. Mrs. Esther For- RAY, George C. Mrs. Bell Ray, R. F. D. No. 2, COOK, James F. James II. Cock, Kingston, lune, 1703 Murray Street, New York, N. T, Lewiston, III. Okla. GOLATKA, Joseph B. Mrs. Joana L. Golatka, RAY, Holcomb P. Mrs. Ruth D. Ray, Alton, DARDZEWSKY, Julius. Jigmoud Dardzew 1066 Layfette Street, La Salle, 111. Va. sky, 385 Sixth Street, Wyandot to, Alich. GRIFFITH, Will M. Ben Griffith, Central RAYVITZ, Abraham. Jacob Rayvitz, 19 DAWSON, Hugh. George Dawson, 613 Alaga- City, Ky. North Russell Street, Boston, Alass. zine Street, Louisville, Ky. GUILES, Harry D. Mrs. Isaac Guiles, 44 REDLICH, Harry J. Bernhard Redlich, 640 DICKSON, William G. Airs. Elizabeth Dick- Stewart Avenue, Camden, N. J. Dolo Avenue, Chicago, III. son, 1115 Church Avenue, McKees Rocks, GUNSALLUS, Ira D. Mrs. Elizabeth Gun- REED, Charlie. Airs. Lena Reed, 27 G Street, Pa. sallus, 415 Cherry Avenue, Altoona, Pa. 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Carter, BEUENSKAS, Peter P. William Berenskas, South First West, Salt Lake City, Utah. 2953 Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. 577 Hudson Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. 24 THE OFFICIAL V. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBEUAEY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BERG, Oscar E. Edward J. Berg, Moscow, PETERSON, Nels. John Peterson, 2107 Killed in Action, Previously Reported Miuu. Corry Street, Madison, Wis. Missing in Action. BERMAN, Morris. Mrs. Leah Heller, 58S P.UBANZ, Paul H. Frederick Pubanz, Horace Jerome Street, Brooklyn, N. T. Avenue, Abington, Pa. SERGEANT. BII-IR, Charles. Mrs. Dorothy Bihr, 340 East RADY, Steve S. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Rady, LEWIS, Mosc. Mrs. Ida Newmark, 105 Forty-second Street, New York, N. Y’. 1273 Washington Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Waumbcck Street, Dorchester, Mass. BURLINGTON. Lester A. Charles E. Billing- RANDALL, Murray D. Edward Randall, ton, 1418 South Pasfield Street, Spring- Avoca, Iowa. PRIVATES. field, 111. CARTER. Matthew E. Harry Carter, Haver- BINGER, Roy Emil. Minnie ford, I'a. Mrs. Biuger, LIST. Charles City, Iowa. COKRECTIONS IN (SASUALTY CONNER, Frank R. Frank W. Conner, Guil- BOLMAN, Frederick B. Fred Bolman, 1421 ford, Me. Western Avenue, Findlay, Ohio. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported CRANDALL, Erwin. Dell Crandall, Rock BOMICINO, Joseph S. Samuel Bomicino, 1248 Killed in Action. Elm, Wis. North Campbell Avenue, Chicago, 111. EDMONDSON, Harry F. Richard Edmond- BOY’LE, Martin. James Broderick, 315 East PRIVATE. son, Ridge, Tex. Sixty-fifth Street. New Y'ork, N. Y. GOLA, John. John Gola, 13 Charles Street, FRAl-IM, John J. August Frahm, R. F. D. CAIRNS, Frederick J. Fred Garner, 74 Sus- Wilkes-Barre, Pa. No. 1, Elmore, Minn. sex Street, Jerse.y City, N. J. GROTE, Sherman. • Charles Edward Grote, CALVERT, Thomas E. Uanabal Calvert, Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- Oiltou, Okla. Nodaway. Mo. viously Reported Killed in Action. KLUG, Albert G. Mrs. Kate King, 1933 CARNEY, Peter. Miss Kate Carney, Spring North Chase Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Street and Walnut Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. PRIVATES. McNEELY, John B. Samuel McNcely, Logan, CARTER. Lester. Mrs. A. E. llohu, care of CORRELL, William J. Abraham D. Correll, W. Va. II. A. Paterson, R. F. D. 1, Lisbon, N. Dak. MOLL, Frank J. Mrs. Robert F. Moll, 992 COCKMAN, Benjamin. Leander Cockman, Kannapolis, N. C. CROCCO, Joseph. Dominick Difalli, 79 West- Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. YL Beaudry, Ark. Phillippi, Mar- field Street, New Haven, Conn. rillLLIPPI, Henry. Jeremiah COLLIER, Curtis H. Ben II. Collier, Jeffer- klPton, Pa. son. Ga. CURRAN, Patrick K. Mrs. Agnes Ryan, 534 Twelfth Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. SWANBERG, Joseph. Miss Josie Swanberg, COUGHLIN, Patrick J. Mrs. Johana Cough- KALLAS, Mike. Gustave Kallas, Panagea, Rutland, HI. lin, 511 East Eighty-second Street, New Y'OCKEY, George L. Charles M. Yockey, 444 York, N. Y. Canid Krite, Greece. LUCHESSE, Guiseppe. Bioso Luchesse, Coal Street, Wheeling, W. Va. CRISWELL, Horace B. Robert Cri.swell, 905 Fu Luigi (Cosenza), Verbacara, Italy. North .Yrthur Avenue, Pocatello, Idaho. Previously Reported Missing in MITCHELL, George C. Mrs. Hallle D. M. Died, DOOLAN, Walter, jr. Mrs. M. J. Doolan, 91 Carter, D. Action. Plymouth Street, Now Haven, Conn. R. F. No. 1, Rentz, Ga. EKKER, Richard. Albert H. Ekker, Eureka, WILKE, Edwin. August Wilke, Parkers CORPORAL. Prairie, Minn. Utah. LEANDER, Axel. Carl Molander, Willistoa, FOSTER. Roy E. Mrs. Esther Foster, R. F. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported N. Dak. I). 1. Rushville, Ohio. GERDIN. Knute L. Mrs. Arthur Garrison, Killed in Action. PRIVATES. 275 Marion Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DINANDO, Umbert. Lawrence Dinando, GOLDBERG, Louis. Miss Sarah Goldberg, PRIVATES. Christopher. HI. 104 E.ssex Street, New Y’ork, N. Y. HENDRIX, Ola C. M. E. Hendrix, Beebe, EIDSON, Austin W. .Tames R. Eldson, Clear- GRAFF. Walter E. Mrs. Grace I. Oraff, Can- Ark. water, S. C. nonville. Utah. RIDDLE, John. Mrs. C. M. Riddle, Marion, MILHAM, Donald P. Fred H. Milham, R. F, HAY'WARD, Edgar. Frank Hayward, 520 Kans. D. No. 5, Kalamazoo, Mich. Center Street, Perry, Iowa. JESOI.OSKI. Leopold S. Walter Jesoloski, Died of Disease, Previously Reported Wounded Severely, Previously Reported 3052 Salmon Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Died from Wounds. Missing in Action. LANG, William E. Mrs. Velma Lang, 137 North Pearl Street, Findlay, Ohio. CORPORALS. PRIVATES. Mc'HUGH, James J. Mrs. Anne R. McHugh, CASHMAN, Eugene. Patrick Cashman, 329 PALMER, Ray R. Nelson P. Palmer, Erwin, 1516 North Eleventh Street, Philadelphia, Tenn. East Ei.^htv-third Street, New York, N. Y’. , I'a. Mrs. Dan Carroll, 63 DOHERTY, William R. Mrs. Carolina M. PASLEY, Boyd M. Mc'NIEL, Samuel. Henry McNiel, R. F. D. 1, Doherty, East Milton, Mass. Smith Place, Columbus, Ohio. Terrys Fork. Floyd County. Ga. SWAN, Victor. Nels Swan, Route No. 3, McNulty, John T. Mrs. William Clancy, 69 Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- Balaton, Minn Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. M.iLLOW, Joseph James. James A. Mallow, viously Reported Died from Wounds. Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported Sulphur. Okla. LIEUTENANT. Missing in Action. NEWKIRK, Lloyd. Robert Newkirk, Atkin- son, N. C. ELEMES, Chester II. Guy H. Elemes, 10 SERGEANT. Highland Street, Concord Junction, Mass. OLIVER, Emory F. Mrs. Grace V. Oliver, DOYLE, William E. Mrs. John E. Doyle, 948 Neebes, Tex. Whiting Avenue, Holyoke, Mass. PAULSON, Clarence L. Mrs. Andrew Paul- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported son, Grove City, Minn. Died from Wounds. CORPORAL. PERRY, Harrison. Mrs. Anna Perry, Park, STEFFANS, Leonard H. Henry Steffans, Lex- A'a. PRIVATE. ington, Mo. PETERSON, Carl. Mrs. Ajnies Peterson, 122 DOERR, William. Frank Doerr, 2635 Nor- PRIVATES. Wa.shington Place, Passaic, N. J. v/ood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. BOYER, Harvey D. Mrs. Emma Boyer, Wer- PETERSON. Chls. Christ Nelson, box 292, nersville. Pa. Sicepv Eve, Minn. Killed in Action, Previously Reported BYRNES, James J. Mrs. Katherine Byrnes, LI:ahy, Michael. Charles O’Fl.vnn, lOG West Died. 259 Grand Street, Paterson, N. J. Ninety-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. FAZIA, Nicola. Salvatore Fazia, Bronzo, Mes- B. Fifty- LINDON, Leo Jay A. Lindon, 575 PRIVATE. sina. Italy. ninth Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brayton P. Pleasant Mitchell, FLENNER, Joe L. ^ee Flenner, 1715 Port- McGuire, Roy V. Mrs. Josephine McGuire, MITCHELL, Palisades, Colo. land Avenue south, Minneapolis, Minn. Colrain, Mass. GILLARD, Charles G. W. M. Gillard, Fields, Seth A. Mrs. Seth A. Maricle, De MARICLE. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported La. Sota. lova. KOONTZ. David H. David W. Koontz, 508 Fred. John F. Messinger, R. Died. MESSIN(!ER, North Philips Street. Oklahoma City, Okla. F. D No. 2, Cedar Bluffs, Kans. John, jr. Mrs. Florence Perew, 8 Harp MILLER, George. Mrs. Barbara Miller, 3000 SERGEANT. SEE, James Road, Hannibal, Mo. SHANK, Frank. Elmer E. Minnlch, 400 Place, Buffalo, N. Y. MILLER. Howard C. Mrs. Amy E. Miller, Pomfret Street, Carlisle, Pa. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- R. F. D. No. 5, box 11, Chillicothe, Ohio. MORG.YN, Clarence. George Morgan, R. F. Missing in Action, Previously Reported viously Reported Missing in Action. D. No. 1. Maysville, Ky. Wounded Severely. LIEUTENANT. MORGAN, Okey. Mrs. Annie Morgan, New- ark. W. Va. PRIVATE. STANLEY^ Julian C. Mrs. Bagwell, 2734 Silver Street, El Paso, Tex. MORTENSON, Oscar S. Mrs. Christie Mor- KNICELY, Warrick Mifllin. Mrs. Mary J. tensou, Ludlow, McKean County, Pa. Bleigh, Vernon, W. Va. CORPORAL. MORTON, Sterling M. Mrs. Mattie Morton, HATCH, George L. Mrs. T. L. Brownbarger, 515 West Twenty-seventh Street, Richmond, Killed in Action, Previously Reported Va. Shelby, Ohio. Wounded Slightly. PRIVATES. MTHtPHY, Elmer D. George J. .Murphy, R. F. ' PRIVATE. I). No. 10. Columbia. Tenn. BALDWIN. William. Lyman H. Baldwin, MURPHY, Eugene. Mrs. Margaret Wilson. HANSEN, Einer T. Rasmus T. Hansen, Gillett, Wis. 319 East Forty-sixth Street, New York, Biografer Rudkobng Langeland, Denmark. BASS, Derapsie W. John Bass, Ringgold, N. Y. La. 2311 MYERS, Leslie. James F. Myers, R. F. D. Killed in Action, Previously Reported BASTAIN, Charles. Mrs. Mollie Godby, Pulton Avenue. Evansville, Ind. No. 2. Williamstown, N. Y”^. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), CROUCH, Edward C. Mrs. Anna Mabel Stlpp, NELL, William. Mrs. Mollie Nell, 1237 West PRIVATES. Nineteenth Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Carbon Cliff, III. NEIiSON, Ronald V. Frank H. Nelson, GOMAN, Paul. Benjamin Kruzstowsku, 634 DENNIS, Morris. W. F. Dennis, 165 Saluda Norma, N. J. East Third Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. Street, Chester, S. C. NEWPORT, James J. .Tames J. Newport, 351 KUEMMERLE, Carl A. Fred Kuemmerle, DIETZ, William C. Alfred Dietz, Sturgis, Columbine Street, Denver, Colo. Upton, Wyo. Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBKUARY 24, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING FERGUSON, Roy F. Mrs. Della Ferguson, Erroneously Reported Died from Wounds. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Charleston, 111. Died of Disease. FIELD, Alonzo. Alonzo Field, Stone Moun- PRIVATES. tain, Ga. Mitch- LIEUTENANT. GILT, John. Mrs. Mary B. Rawadosky, 18 MITCHELL, Paul Joseph. Mrs. Mary ell, 142 Franklin Street South, Nyack, N. Y. Lewie Street, Chelsea, Mass. KENNY, Roy W. Albert M, Kenny, 4 Railroad PEREA. Jose. Mrs. Francskita Perea, box 341, GOLDEN, John .1. Mrs. John Crawley, 554 Street, Blackwell, Okla. Pria Santa Pe, N. Mex. West Forty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. Agua Street, 92 PRIVATE. GOTLIEB, William. Mrs. Anna Gotlieb, Erroneously Reported died of Disease. State Street, St. Paul, Minn. RILEY, Joseph P. Mrs. Johanna Riley, 230 JACKSON, Walter W. Mrs. Emma Jackson, CORPORAL. Colonie Street, Albany, N. Y. Owasso, Okla. JOHNSON, Louis M. Mrs. Little Johnson, SEIIR, Albert Fred. Mrs. Lena Sehr, Ocheye- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Dora, Mo. dan, Iowa. Died from Aeroplane Accidents. KOHRMAN, John H. Mrs. Alice Kohrman, PRIVATE. 143 Willett Avenue, Portchester, N. Y. SERGEANT. KULAKOWSKI, Barney. Joseph Kulakowski, BOOTH, Edwin Lewis. Mrs. Mary Booth, 30 302 Wilson Street, EulTalo, N. Y. Hewes Avenue, Linwood, Marcus Hook, Pa. PERRY, William J. Bernard Ferry, 308 LAYNE, Prank W. Augustus P. Layne, Church Street, South Bethlehem, Pa. Erroneously Reported (Degree R. P. D. No. 1, box 4, Buckner, Louisa Wounded County, Va. Undetermined). Killed in Action, Previously Reported LEWIS, John. William Lewis, 125 River Died from Accident and Other Causes. Street, Haverhill, Mass. PRIVATE, South LIEUTENANT. LYEROOK, Russell. William Lybrook, BUTLER, John Joseph. Michael Joseph, 568 Portsmouth, Ky. Merchant Street, Coatesville, Pa. PETREE, II. E. Prank Petree, Oregon, Mo. MITCHELL. William Joseph. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, 1703 Carter Avenue, New York, Died of Wounds, Previously Reported Returned to Duty, Previously Reported N. Y. NEYREY, Edwin L. Ferdinand Neyrey, 2716 Killed in Action. Died. St. Ann Street, New Orleans, La. PRIVATES. CORPORAL. PARRES, Ralph A. Joseph S. Parres, Perry- ville. Mo. BALLARD, Orville P. Mrs. P. Ballard, route BARNES, Edwin J. Miles J. Barnes, 604 Sec- ROTELLA. Tony. Mrs. Antonina Rotella, Bar- 4, box 99. Waupaca, Wis. ond Avenue, West Haven, Conn. cellona, Messina, Italy. CUSHION, Leon C. Nelson G. Cushion, East TOJZA, Martin. Mrs. Martin Tojza, 3639 Hardwick, Vt. Missing in Action, Previously Reported Wolfram Street, Chicago, 111. Wounded Severely. TURNER, Alexander. Mrs. Elizabeth Turner, Died of Disease, Previously Reported 138 Lee Avenue, Haledon, N. J. Killed in Action. LIEUTENANT. VASSILIADES, Perry. Mrs. Paraskcvy Vas- Kerasonta, Turkey. PRIVATE. PERINE, Nelson W. N. D. Perine, 521 South siliades, Forty-eighth WELSH, John. Mrs. Anna Welsh, 27 Barber Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Philip Street, Mount Clemens, Mich. HEIMANN, S. S. Heimann, 2913 Lake- way, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. PRIVATES. Betuined to Duty, Previously Reported JESTER, John M. Mrs. Effie Geihel, 3735 Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- West Thirty-seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Missing in Action. viously Reported Killed in Aetion. HETTINGER, Meince J. Herman Peyen, Man- CORPORALS. chester, Okla. PRIVATES. PARENTPI, Angelo. Carmen Blemondia, BROYifN, Carl L. S. II. Brown, Silverton, KAPSALIS, James. Mrs. Hardica. Kapsalis, Grantville, S. I., N. Y. Oreg. _ Kastansas Demos, Spata, Greece. MCDONOUGH, Patrick J. Patrick J. McDon- PARKER. Moses. Mrs. Hattie Edwards, route Killed in Action, Previously Reported ough, Letterford, Derryerglymra, Maam 1, box 142, Wilson, N. C. Wounded Slightly. Cross, County Galaway, Ireland. WENDLING, George O. Mrs. Sarah E. Miller, 1107 Oak Street, Elmira, N. Y. PRIVATE. PRlVATEiS. COHEE, Samuel B. John Cohee, Marydel, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported CARLTON, William E. Mrs. Maude Carlton, Md. Battles, Ark. Killed in Aetion. Angila Dileo, Guardia Killed in Action, Previously Reported DILEO, Carmen. Mrs. CORPORAL. Lobardo, Province Avvellino, Italy. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). GAGNER, Leo. Mrs. Peter Gagner, 27 Knight GALBRAITH, Russell Ainslo. George Gal- Street, Attleboro. Mass. braith, 211 East First Street, Monroe, Mich. PRIV.ATE. Manuel. Thomas C. Garza, 432 East GARZA, PRIVATES. ENGEBRETSEN, Andrew. Mrs. Ma.gda En- Lambert Street, San Antonio, Tex. gehretsen, Norman, Wash. GOLDING, Thomas. Mrs. Anna B. Balton, 125 JONES, William. Mrs. Lena Franz, 414 Santa West Goodale Street, Columbus, Ohio. Clara Street. San Antonio, Tex. Killed in Action, Previously Reported 1467 William P. Mrs. Mary Kelley, GORE, Frederick L. Mrs. .Susie Gore, KELLEY, 724 Missing in Action. St. Peters Avenue, New York, N. Y. Orchard Street, Springfield, Ohio. KINZEL, John M Mrs. Lucy Kinf;el, 1329 CORPORALS. West Tioga Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Died from Accident and Other Causes, AYERS, Thomas W. Samuel F. Ayers, R. P. KNARR, William. Andrew Knarr, 27 Edge- Previously Reported Died from D. No. 1, Ashland, Ga. Chester, Pa. mont Avenue, WEYGANDT, Harry W. Mrs. Elizabeth KRAMER, Edwin. Albert Kramer, R. F. D. Wounds. H. PRIVATE. AVeygandt, 706 North Main Street, Mendota. No. 6, Brenham, Tex. LANDERPELT, Raymond C. Mrs. Charles A. HUSCHKE. Bernhard H. Mrs. Clara Senkbeil, III. Landerfelt, 224 Union Street, Lancaster, Payette, Idaho. ’ PRIVATES. Ohio. P.OCKENHAUER, Benjamin F. Mrs. Eliza- LANGLEY, Bert. David Langley, R. P. D. No. Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported beth Zoabach. Grand Marais, Minn. 2, Caseville, Mich. Died from Wounds. BREYMAIER, William F. Mike Breymaicr. MILNER, Bernice. George Milner, Dudley, R. F. D. No. 5, Fort Recovery, Ohio. Mo. PRIVATE. GOUVEA, John P. Manuel P. Gouvea, Ma- Otto S. Mrs. Georgianna Murphy, MURPHY, RENDE, Joe. Gase Rende, Yukon, W. Va. dero, Portugal. R. F. D. No. 2, Princess Anne, Va. LAKE, Maury M. William L. Lake, Lakota, PAULEY, Dempsey. Mrs. Samuel Ratcliff, Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- Culpepper County, Va. Bancroft, W. Va. viously Reported Died from Wounds. McCARRlCK, William. Mrs. Melinda McCar- PETREL, Walter. Mrs. Ruth Petrel, 728 Mil- riek, 237 College Avenue, Elmira Heights. ford Road, Clarksburg, W. Va. CORPORAL. N. Y. POLITTE, Sam. Gu.s Politte, Potosi, Mo. Delbert D. Ella Boddy, Edison MORGAN, James C. Morgan, ROEGLINE, Otto A. Peter Hundt, R. P. D. BODDY. Henry. Mrs. 68 Ammons, Ky. Street, BloomSeld, N. J. No. 2, Bangor, Wis. OSTROWSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Sarah Gabriel- SCTIEINERT, Jesse J. Pat Scheinert, 2101 PRIVATE. ochie Ostrowski, 4000 East Sixt.v-fourth South Third Street, St. Joseph, Mo. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. ANDERSON, John C. Mrs. C. Anderson, 1724 SMITH, Janies M. A. A. Sawyer, Loco, Okla. PADEN, Waller E. John R. Paden, 303 East William Mrs. Anna Holmes Avenue, Racine, Wis. SMITH, Wadsworth. Warren Street, Princeton. 111. Smith, Newtown, Mo. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported SPROWL, Wilson. Levi C. Sprowl, Vernon, tSNYDER, Webster P. John D. Snyder, 307 Ky. South First Street, Lehighton, Pa. Died from Wounds. WILSON, Clifton O. Jesse Wilson, R. F. D. THOMAS, Frederick L. Reuben A. Thomas, No. 1, Deatsville, Ala. R. F. D. No. 1, Clarendon, Pa. SERGEANT. UNANGST, Earle G. Levi L. Unangst, R. P. FETCH, William L. Mrs. Minnie L. Fetch, Died from Wounds, Previously Reported D. No. Hingham, Mass. 1, 233 Chittenden Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. Missing in Action. Erroneously Reported Killed in Action. PRIVATES. CORPORAL. MURPHY, Robert. Mrs. Cora Murphy, 410 PRIVATES. HIGGINS, Elmer J. W. AV. Higgins, Newborn, North Second Street, Richmond, Va. N. KATZ, Joseph. Mrs. Hattie Katz, 168 Ridge ROSENBERG, Sam. Dave Rosenberg, 259 C. Street, New York, N. Y. Tharford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIVATE. W.ALTERS, Otto J. Mrs. Mary Walters, 114 TUliAN. James Andrew. Miss Annie Tulan, SAGER, Raymond D. AA'illiam F. Sager, Sian- Rochelle Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 403 East Jackson Street, Stockton, Cal. herry. Mo. 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED B Y GEN. PERSHING Died of Disease, Previously Reported HERWALD, Fred W. Mrs. Otelie Herwald, HESTON, Leslie S. Mrs. Lily Heston, Miller, Otto, Tex. Mo. Missing in Action. JACOBS, Ralph V. Walter Jacobs, Letts, HICKS, Allen L. Mrs. Hettie Hicks, Center- rnivATE. Iowa. ville, Mo. KAMINSKI, Alex A. Mrs. Paulina Kamin- HOPKINS, Verne H. Mrs. Abbie G. Hopkins, BYRD. Ilarvev K. Dave Byrd, Centrahoma, ski, 2225 South Whipple Street, Chicago, R. P. D. No. 1, box 50, Creston, Mont. Okla. HORTON, Lewis N. Frank Horton, Westley, KEY, Clay E. Mrs. Everline Key, 1126 Ver- Ark. Died from Aeroplane Accident, Previ- mont Street, Bristol, Va. HOUBERG, Ole. Miss Tlllie Houberg, Fergus ously Reported Missing in Action. KIHN, Louis A. Mrs, Marie Kihn, R, F. D. Palls, Minn. No. 1, East Claridon, Ohio. HOWELL, John W. Mrs. Elian Howell, WiH LIEUTENANT. KLEINE, Richard. Mike Kleiue, 129 East mington, Ohio. Avenue. Minneapolis, Minn. ROBERTS, Ivan A. T. L. Roberts, South Lee, Hennepin JEUCK, Leo H. Mrs. Katherine Jeuck, Min- Mass. KLOSSNER, Albert. Emil Egger, Pine Is- eral Point, Wis. land. Minn. JOHNSON, Charles F. Mrs. A. Bohlender, R, KRISTYNKO, Alex. Albert Starojelec, Gil- , Died, Previously Reported Missing in F. D. No. 2, New Milford, Conn. man. Wis. JOHNSON, Emil. Mrs. Emma Johnson, 101 Action. LYLES, James M. Mrs. Mary Jane Lyles, liuquer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. box 131, Wolfe City, Tex. CORPORALS. JORD.4N, Richard A. William Jordan, St. McCLAIN, Charles I. Mr.s. Mate McClain, Michys Home, Rockaway, N. Y. Franklin, Ind. BLACKBURN David E. M. P. Blackburn, 37 South Haugham Street, .TOSEY, Colt L. Sara Josey, Statesville, N. C. Blackburn, Mo. McLEAN, Duncan. Dan McLoughlin, West- KETZ, John P. Mrs. Prances Ketz, 908 SCHMAAL, Arthur. William Schmaal, Madi- hope, N. Dak. . Eleventh Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. son, Minn. MIERS, Nathan J. Mrs. S. D. Austin, Derld- KNATZ, George H. Mrs. Anna Knatz, 2373 PRIVATES. der. La. Cornelius Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MOREFIELD, George W. A. F. Morefield, Dol- “KONETSKIE, Alex. Adam Konetskie, Auguas- PAST, Harry. Sam Fast, 120 Minor Street, ton, Va. New Haven, Conn. talo. Russia. NALL. Roly Porter. Mrs. Flossie Nall, 3008 LAFORGE, Clyde L. Mrs. Maud Laforge, SCHLEGEL, Rudolf. William Schlegel, 956 East Thirty-seventh Street, Kansas City, Parone Street, Benton Harbor, Mich. 1601 .Second Street, Bay City, Mich. Mo. LANTI, Enrico. Lanti, STEPHENS, Fred L. General W. Stephens, Giuseppe 23 Marzo O'SICKEY, Anthony M. Mrs. Anna O’Sickcy, Via 7. Novara, Italy. R. F. D. No. 2, Blairsville, Ga. 6810 Grand Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. LESTER, Frederick W. Mrs. Josephine S. PRATER. Leonard. Elijah Prater. Desde- Lester, 507 West North Avenue, fourth Severely, Wounded Previously Reported mona. Tex. floor. Chicago, III. Hissing in Action. ROMMEL. Paul L. Carl Rommel, 623 East MoBRIDE. Hugh B. Mrs. Elizabeth McBridCi Fifth Street, Rochester. Minn. 6148 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CORPORAL. RUNNER, William D. Charles Runner, Tun- MANNING, William J. Mrs. Louise Manning, SORENSON, George. Ed. Sorenson, Wadena, nelton, W. Va. 4006 I’age Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. Saskatchewan, Canada.' SAVELL, Oliver A. Frank M. Saveli, R. F. D. MARRONE, Guiseppe. Carmine Marrone, 24 No. 3, Carthage, Miss. West Grove Street, Flushing, Long Island, PRIVATES. SELLE, Mario. Frank Moris, box 35, Bing- N. Y. CARDISCO, Frank. Pietro Cardisco, Aquila, ham,, Utah. MATTHEWS, Bayard. J. N. Matthews, R. F. Pietransieri, Italy. Edward. John Tiernan, 4321 TIERNAN. Lake D. No. 3, Hastings, Mich. CONTE, Carlo. Antonio Conte, 1207 Blandina Park. Chicago, 111. MAURIELLO, Antonio. Pasqual Mauriello, Avenue, Utica, N. Y. WILSON, George. James Wilson. Parishville, 1029 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter, Pa. FRAZIER. Arthur. Mrs. Hannah Frazier, N. Y. MILLER, Jesse R. Clayton II. Miller, Ava, Herrick, S. Dak. N. Y. KEITZMAN. Byron W. Edward G. Keitzman, Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- Lakcta, N. Dak. MOORE, Samuel. Mrs. Bella Wadsworth, 39 viously aeported Missing in Action. North Seymore Street, Clifton Heights, KRABBENHOFT, John II. H. O. Krabben- hoft, Sabin, Minn. Delaware County, Pa. SBUGE.VNTS. MORRILL, Austin Rufus. Mrs. Rozema Mor- MANGAN, Raymond C. John J. Mangan, 200 rill, Meredith, N. II. Hazel Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. JENSEN, Sofus. C. Jensen, box 3, Creston, Mrs. M.irgrafj PROFETA, Pa.squale. Louis Profeta, 767 Mont. MURPHY, Raymond. Etta South Broadway, Rochester, Minn. Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SWIEBOCKI, Bruno. Symon Swiebockl, 2109 317J Hoff Eugine. Mrs. Henry Myers, MINA, Vince.szo. Dominick Carreffa, 73 West West Twentieth Street, Chicago, Hi. MYERS, Twenty-second Street, Bayonne, Marlbank, Nebr, N. J. COCPORALS. SMITH, William E. Mrs. Bessie Smith, 053 OTTO, Rudolph. George Otto, R. P. D. No, Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CHALUPA, Joe. Vaclav Chalupa, R. P. D. 30, box 39, Chelsea, Mich. No. 7, Taylor, Tex. PITTMAN, Pitt L. Mrs. Nettle Pittman, Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported HERBST, Harry A. Mrs. William Herbst, Hico, Tex. Missing in Action. 2024 Howard Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PRECOPIA, Pasquale. Salvatore Prccopia, KASPRAK, Joseph. Frank Kasprak, 1120 13 Prankford Street. Boston, Mass. Bluff Street, Peru, 111. CORPORALS. PUCKETT, Clarence J. Oscar Puckett, Sa- DUCOSKY, Stanley N. John Ducosky, Moosie, MELARKEY, Edward W. Mrs. E. H. Melar- bina, Ohio. key, Dutch Plat, Cal. Pa. Harold T.iomas Row- SCALIA, John .1. Louis Scalia, 183 Bay Tenth ROWBOTHAM, W. FEREANCE, Michael. Hilary Fereance, 64 botham, Lamar, Ark. North Eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. RUSSO, James. Mrs. Concelia Russo, 10 McELWEE, John. Miss Anna M. McElwee, rUIVATE.?. 2005 West Sixth Street, Chester, Pa. Havens Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. McLANEY, James W. L. C. McLaney, Louis- ARCHIPOLO, John. Mrs. Mary Archipolo, 66 SCHNEIDER, Joseph A. Mrs. Mary ville, Ala. Mulberry Street, New York, N. Y. ,Schneider, 12 East Hamilton Avenue, Raspe- SMITH, Lothie. Mrs. Evira J. Smith, R. P. EARCTKOSKI, Henry. Mrs. Mary Bareikoski, burg, Md. D. No. 2, West Akron, Ohio. Warsaw, Russia, Poland. SEIPT, Carl M. Mrs. Anna Seipt, Bradford, Roy. Mrs. Annie Zurick, Ramey, Alfred Mrs. Lizzie T. Bosse, ZURICK, BOSSE, W. 619 III. Pa. South Thirteenth Street, Quincy, 111. WAGONER. BRASCHIA, Joseph. Mrs. Minnie Braschia, STICK, Avdei. Cornelius Stick, VoUnsh, Rus- 351 Third Street, Jersey City, N. J. sia. ALDRIDGE, Charles E. William E. Aldridge, BROWN, Willie D. Mrs. Hattie Lee Brown, V-\N METER, .John William. John William R. P. D. No. 3, Henderson, Ky. Colllnwood, Tenn. Van Meter, Orrick, Mo. PRIVATES. BROWNING, Joseph. Mrs. Caroline Brown- VANWAGNER, Harry G. Mrs. Alice Brown, ing, 124 West Ferry Street, St. Louis, Mo. 21 Hoyt Street, Norwalk. Conn. Clayton P. Willard A. Bowen, 213 BOWEN, DEHNIIARD, Jacob. Mrs. Catherine Chan- WALLACE, John M. Joseph B. Mitchell, 19J Chestnut 111. Street, Kewanee, dler. 3008 North Stillman Street, Philadel- Logan Street, Champaign, HI. Washington. Mrs. Annie R. Griffin, BROWN, phia, Pa. WELLINGTON, Arthur I’hines. Mrs. Merle 552 Numsen Street, Baltimore, Md. DEWAR, Charles. Mrs. Catherine Dewar, 2 Solmen, Jack.sboro, Tex. BUCHANAN, George W. General C. Bucha- ZINCKGRAF, Jacob. Mrs. Emma Zinckgraf, nan, Hayesville, N. C. Linden Street. Cohoes, N. Y. Carl P. George A. 70 Kent Street, Newark, N. J. BUSH, Elba A. William I. Bush, R. F. D. DIRMEYER, Dirmeyer, Ohio. No. 4, Franklin, Ind. R. F. D. No. 2, Dunkirk, DRAHOSH, Joseph. Frank Drahosh, Willow DOWD, Michael. Michael Dowd, 414 Cherry Sick in Hospital, Previously Eeported River, Minn. Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Missing in Action. FVANS, Ernest M. Mrs. Ella J. Evans, Rich- DREW, Charles A. Mercer M. Drew, 68 Lam- land Springs, Tex. bert Street, Pittston, Pa. PniV.iTES. Michael. PAULCONER, William II. Jefferson D. Faul- DUDA, Michael Duda, 1250 West DUKES, Walter II. Mrs. Jane Dukes, Boulder, coner. Sweet Springs, Mo. FMftieth Street, Chicago, 111. FERRIALE, James. Michael Ferriale, Pro- PANKHAUSER. Leonard J. Mrs. Mary C. 111 . vincia Di Catoyaro, San Pietro A., Maida, Fankhauser, R. P. D. No. 2, Clarington, LAWRENCE, Samuel. Robert Lawrence, Troy, Italy. Ohio. Ind. GLADDEN, Marion H. Mrs. Frankie Glad- FEGREUS, Paul T. Mrs. Emma Fegreus, 5 MONTENARI. Alfred. Luigi Montenari, Prov- den, Checotah, Okla, Lund Street. Worcester, Mass. ince Di Teranno, Campli, Italy. GRAHAM, Avner L. Mrs. Celia Graham, FERGUSON, Robert. Mrs. Margaret Fergu- R. F. D. No. 1, Purvis, Miss. son. 511 Lorden Avenue, .Toliet, 111. Returned to Military Control, Previously GROVUM, Robert. Miss Gale Grocum, Kent, FISHER, Forrest. Frederick Charles Fisher, Reported Missing in Action. Minn. Bryson, N. C. HARTING, Clarence H. John L. Harting, GESTINE, Thomas. Frank Gestine, 138 Mul- raivATE. R. F. D. No. 2, Sinking Spring. Pa. berry Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HAYES, Bert O. Mrs. Gladys Hayes, R. F. HERRON, Willie B. Mrs. Francis Herron, BOLKE, Peter 11. Miss Catherine Bolke, 514 D. No. 1, Dublin, Tex. R. F. D. No. 1, Hinton, Ky. West Seventh Street, Carroll, Iowa. : THE OEIfiClAL U._ S. BULLETIN : MO^^DAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Eeturned to Duty, Previously Reported FEBRUARY 23, 1919. MELROSE, William C. Mrs. D. E. McCullum. Lincoln, Kans. Missing in Action. The total number of casualties to date, MOON, Oliver II. Byron V. Moon, Midland, COnPORALS. includiug those reported below, are as Ohio. MOORE, Singleton. Mrs. Rachael Browa ELDON, John. James Eldon, 421 West Cleary follows Moore, general delivery, Sumter City, Ga. Street, I’ontiae, 111. MORGAN, Elmer. George E. Morgan, Mullica Killed in action (including Hill, .1. HULING, Charles A. Mrs. Charles Holing, N. . Jerse.y Shore, Pa. 381 at sea) 31,554 MORRISON, Claire E. .John A. Morrison, R. Mucken- P. D. No. 1, Grundy Center, La. MUCKENIIIRN, Axel. Mrs. Christine Died of wounds 139 hirn, Hudson, Wis. 13, MORRISON, Matthew. Mrs. L. Morrison, 610 Died of disease 19, 722 Carey Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. PRIVATES. Died from accident and PALLAS, Frank. Mrs. Fannie I’allas, box 163, Thurston, Nebr. ANDERSON, Gustav V. Mrs. Emma Ellison, other causes 2, 929 Ballaton, Minn. PALMATIER, Fred N. John Holmes, 145 Emidio. Mrs. Monoca Angiozzi, Wounded in action (over 85 Swann Street, Buffalo, N. Y. ANGLOZZI, Perry Minnie Ortona Amara, Italy. per cent returned to duty 187, 296 RECORD, B. Mrs. Rec.ord, San BENNETT, Leo. Mrs. P.crtha Bennett, 286 Jacinto, Cal. Missing in action (not in- ROBINSON, Thomas L. Miss Robin- St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, N. Y. Emma prisoners re- son, R. P. D. No. Beech Bluff, Tenn. BERGIN, David L. Mr.s. Alice Bergin, 450 eluding 1, SHACKLEFORD, Roscoe A. William Shackle- Eifty-sixtli Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. leased and returned) 6, 917 ford, Ararat, N. CONDRAJIAN. James K. Mrs. Sireue B. Nar- C. SHEA, Francis A. Mrs. Elizabeth Sheet, 9 garian, 501 South Bless Street, Los Angeles, Melrose Street, Boston, Mass. Cal. Total to date 261,557 SPINK, Roy II. Edward F. Spink, Shepherd, CONWAY, Frederick J. Mrs. Anna Conway. Mich. 14 Monument Street, Charlestown, Mass. The following casualties are reported STOCKING, George W. Mrs. George W. Stock- COOPER, Cliancy. Mrs. Martha Cooper, 449 by the commanding general of the Amer- ing, 726 East Seventh Street, St. Paul, Grandville Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. ican Expeditionary Forces; Minn. COUyTNBY, Leslie. Mrs. Anna Lynn, Dona- vail, Ky. Wounded Severely. Died from accident and other CRAFT, William B., Jr. William B. Craft, sr., PUIVATES. R. F. D. No. Walnut Grove, Minn. causes 6 3, AMADOO, Michael. Mrs. Josephine Amaooo, CROSS, Franklin S. Mrs. Addie Cross, R. F. Died of disease 38 93 Baxter Street, New York, N. Y. D. No. 3, box No. Fruitvale, Wash. 360, Wounded severely 58 ANDERSON, Grover. Mrs. Clara M. Ander- CURTY, George. Paul Curty. 233 West Twen- son, 632 Winfield Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ty-sixth Street, New York. N. Y. Floyd L. Mrs. Nettie Archer, 333 EBERHARD Daniel Mrs. Lulu Total 102 ARCHER, W. Eberhard, Crescent Place, Grand Rapids, Mich. 803 Gordon Street. Reading, Pa. BARNES, William C. William M. Barnes, EDWARDS, George Prank Edwards, Cal- W. R. P. D. No. Dothan, Ala. houn City, Miss. Died from Accident and Other Causes, 7, Edward. Fred Barrette, 11 Pine GODFREY, Herbert M. John Godfrey, BARRETTE, W. SERGEANT. Street, Webster, Mass. 2929 Cedar Street, Everett, Wash. BERLIN, Treve J. B. Berlin, Turlock, GUTHRIE, Fred A. Mrs. Mattie L. Conner, MACK, Rolla P. P. H. Gross, Lexington, W. Lufkin. Tex. S. C. Cal. IIEFPINGTON, Elmer. Mrs. Elizabeth Hcf- PRIVATES. BERNARD, Charles M. Mrs. K. M. Bernard, fington. Bowling Green, Ky. CARTER, William. • Jim Carter, B. F. D. No. 1738 Farragut Avenue, Chicago, 111. HIXSON, Ralph. Elliot P. Hixson, R. P. D. 1, Morristown, Tenn. BERNAS, Paul. Fred Bemas, 7301 Hastings No. 2, Richland, Iowa. HIMELFARB, Harry M. Abraham Himel- Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. HLAVIN, Frank. Mrs. Mary Hlavin, 1857 farh, Millis, Mass. • BOLABKA, Jacob. Mrs. Pauline Golosky, 2475 South Loomis Street, Chicago, lU. HORTON, Earl M. Mrs. Mary Archibald, R. CJarboru Street, Chicago, 111. HUTCHINSON, Parker. Mrs. Ann Hutchin- P. D. No. 2, box 139, Selah, Wash. BONNER, Alvin Urquhart. Mrs. J. R. Bon- son, 922 Pennell Street, Chester, Pa. LIGHTNER, Henry. Mrs. Mary Katherine ner. Cabot, Pa. JA.4KOLA, Uno. Isaac Jaakola, Pomarkku, Lightner, Duncannon, Pa. BORKOWSKY, Joseph. Henry Roslan, 49 Finland. SEAY, Doyle. W. G. Seay, Clyde, N. C. Golden Street, Union City, Conn. Spencer Ralph. George 311 JARRELL, Curran J. Mrs. Mary Jarrell, BOSS, Boss, Sclioolfield, Va. Died of Disease. Condit Street, Sparta. Wis. Paul Benjamin. Mrs. BOYER, Herbert B. Mrs. Delia C. Boyer, KAHLBAUGH, Anna PRIVATES. L. Kahlbaugh, 214 East Chestnut Street, R. P. D. No. 2, Ewing, 111. Hanover, Pa. BONNER, Bernard. William Bonner, 061 BUTLER, Claude II. J. B. Butler, Newby* Bedford venue, Brooklyn, Okla. KEITH, Lloyd B. Mrs. Margaret Keith, R. N. Y. Robert P. Mrs. J. Boyer, F. D. No, 1. Seneca, Mo. BOYER, Emma 438 CARNEY, Lyman E. Mrs. A. E. Carney, 252 MARSHALL, Earl G. Mrs. Rose Marshall, 70 King Street, Pottsfeown, Pa. West Market Street, Blairsville, Pa. East Chestnut Street, Washington, Pa. BURWELL, Eugene. Mrs. Dutitia Burwell, CIOL, Leonardo. August Celane, 120 Mur- Sixth Avenue, Homestead, Pa. NILSEN, Reinhart J. Miss Tomena Nilsen, 318 ray Street, Providence, R. I. 115 Seranre Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CECCACCI, Ardulno. Giovanni Ceccacd, Ca- COLDWELD, Harrison. Cordelia Coldwell, PIERCE, Phillip. Mrs. Geneoa Pierce, Sesser, prano, Rome, Italy. Wavnesville, N. C. 111. Cox, Charlie. Mrs. Lindsey Cox, Windsor, CDOUGHERTY, Michael T. Miss Bridget R, 111. Clougherty, 155 York Street, Portland, Me. ROBERTS, Roy E. George Roberts, Brock- CUTHBERTSON, Edwin G. Mrs. Minnie COIE, Prank Howard. William P. Cole, field, Ind. . Cuthbertson, 781 Broadway Avenue, Bed- Loomis, Nebr. ROKL, Prank. Joseph Rokl. 236 East Sev- ford, Ohio. COLLETT, Cyril. Mrs. Morgan Collett, 110 enty-seventh Street, New York. N. Y. DENICK, Orville. Mrs. Alice Denick, 114 Derussy Street, Binghamton, N. Y. WILDER. Park A. Herman Wilder, Now Upper Sixth Street, Evansville, Ind. COLLINS, Ernest L. Mrs. Edna Collins, R. P. Cumberland, Pa. DENNIS, Davie. Dave Dennis, K. E. D. No. D. No. 1, Nashville, Mich. 2, box 14, Union Springs, Ala. COLLINS, Joseph P. Mrs. Margaret Hannon, Erroneously Keported Killed in Action. DIMAIO, Filippo. Verazio Manaio, 128 Good 355 Pawtucket Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. Street, Jeannette, Pa. COPLAN, Samuel. Morris Coplan, 414 Geor- PRIVATE. DOUGLAS, Samuel S. Talbert Douglas, Stith- gia Street, Escanaha, Mich. ton, Ky. Joseph. Andrew Coppula, via Joseph T. Foster, COPPULA, FOSTER, Thompson C. FULKERSON, Gus V. Mrs. Margaret Fulker- Palerlno No. Castella Minaredegolfo, Perry, Okla. 3, son, Frugality, Pa. Proviucia Trapane, Italy. FURLOW, Robert Emery. Mrs. Agnes K. Fur- DANIELS, Frank. Mrs. Mollie Daniels, Ta- Erroneously Reported Died from Wounds low, 40 East Lincoln Avenue, Litltz, Pa. coma, Tex. GUNSALLUS. Frank J. Mrs. Louisa Gunsal- PRIVATE. DARE, Robert S. Frank Dare. 46 Poixlar lus, 318 Callowhill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Wilmington, Del. LANGENDORF, Charles. Charles Langen- HANSEN. Alfred A. H. Hansen, 393 Bergen DE LUCA, Anthony. Frank A. De Luca, 19 dorf, 2451 West Davidson Street, Chicago, Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Joseph Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HAYS, Merron C. Mrs. Martha Hays, R. P. 111 . DENNISON, Samuel Purhston. Mrs. Anna D. No. 3, Table Rock, Nebr. Dennison, 3254 North Twentieth Street, St. Erroneously Reported Died of Disease. HENRY, Abraham. Mrs. Grace Henry, Louis, Mo. Downer, Minn. PRIVATE. HOLMES, John. Mrs. Sarah Meller Holmes, DJURSTROM. Sigurd. E. Djurstrom, 460 McIntosh, Ga. East One hundred and Twenty-fourth Street, HANSON, Charles H. John Hanson, R. P. LINDSEY, Freeman. Miles Lindsey, Jesuit Cleveland, Ohio. D. No. 1, Weston, Iowa. Bend, La. ESPLEN, William Henry Mrs. Clara E.splen, Industry Pittsburgh, Pa. McCLOSKEY, Daniel J. Mrs. Minnie Mc- 606 Street, Erroneously Reported Wounded Severely. Closkcy, 231 West Chestnut Street, West EVERETT, Roy. Columbus C. ISverett, Cal- Chester, Pa. houn, Ga. I.IBUTENANT. McEDROY, Guy. Miss Bessie McElroy, 11918 FIEDLER, Henry M. Mrs. Margaret Fiedler, Phillips Avenue, Ohio. 213 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. COLEMAN. William C. William II. Coleman, Cleveland, general delivery, Athens, Tex. McGAVOCK, John. Bud Shelton, Ashland FLYNN, Daniel. Mrs. Mary Flynn, 1337 West City. Tenn. Forty-seventh Street, Chicago, 111. McLEOD, Neal. Mrs. Rocka Anna McLeod, FOGARTY, Thomas J. John Wilton, 1 Win- Erroneously Reported Missing in Action. Leroy, Ela. dell Street, Albany, N. Y. PRIVATE. MACK, Clifford S. Charles C. Mack, 650 FOSQUB. John. Mrs. Phoebe Johnson, Onan- North Grey Street. Cliicago, 111. cock, Va. BARBER. John W. Ed II. Barber, Laytons- MELLOR, Arthur W. William Mellor, Fair- FRANKS, Joseph F. Mrs. Mary Franks, 2 ville, Md. dale, 111. Kismet Street, Carnegie, Pa. THE OFFICIAL V. S. LULLETIX: ^^JONDAY, FEEEITARY 24, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING GENTZ, Thomas E. Fred Gentz, Eeauniont, PORKRESS, Samuel. Mrs. Bessie Porkress, L.V ROSE, Thaddeus Bertrand. Henry G. La Tex. 402 Carpenter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Rose, Phillips, Wis. GIEEUEATTI, Tom. Will Gilbreath, Guuters- PORTEUS, Patrick J. Simon Porteus, 341 LUKUC, Stanis. John Rakus, 115 North Mar- ville, Ala. East Eighty-seventh Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. ket Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. Golden. Lorenzo C. N. II. Golden, Downs- PRASSER. Charles, Mrs. Mamie Prasser, 127 McKINNEY, Henry G. John McKinney, Jew- ville. La. Camhrid.ge Aveuue. Jersey City, N. J. ell Ridge, Va. GOZUIC, Antoni. Stocker Bolinsky, 42 Fourth RISHEL, Harry J. Mrs. Clara Rishel, Bayler, MANNING, James .T. Mrs. Mary Hogan, Street. I’assaic, N. J. Mont. Chelmsford Street Hospital, Lowell, Mass. HILL. Alpha O. O. S. Hill, Effingham, S. C. SELBACH, Michael J. Beter Selbach, 1434 MARTINCHOK. Tony. Mrs. Johanna Mar- HOFF, John. Mrs. Mary Hoff, 1849 Huron Tenth Street, Racine, Wis. ti nchok, 33 Brown Street, Swoyersville, Pa. Street. Chicago,' 111. SIMONSON. Robert. Miss Sophie Simonson, MASTARRODE, Andrew. William McCarthy, ILAX, Nick. Jim Vettas, 709 Jefferson Street, 1050 Pratt Boulevard, Chicago, 111. 851 Drew Street, Kenosha, Wis. Waterloo, Iowa. SMITH, Archie. Jim P. Smith, Oronogo, Mo. MAXEY, Murphy I). Wint Maxey, Lee Valley, JACUON'E, Henry. Henry Jacuone, New Flor- SMITH, John II. Mrs. Cassie Smith, 42 Klon- Tenn. ence, Pa. dyke Aveuue, Slstersville, W. Va, MICHALOWSKI, Stanley. John Slocka, 1124 JARRETT, Harry W. J. 11. Meachem, Roby, SORENSON, Gtto. Mrs. Christina Larsen, Freida Street, Dickson City, Pa. 111 . Broust, Denmark. MORRISON, James. Mrs. Mary E. Morrison, JERVIS, Herbert. Mrs. Annie Jervis, 351 STEWART, James L. Robert L. Stewart, Parker.sburg. W. Va. Leonard Aveuue, Middletown, N. Y. Taff. Ala. O’DONNELL, Frank M. Mrs. Julia O’Donnell, KELLEY, James P. William Kelley, TOO Sober SUNSTROM, Hugo. Hugo Sunstrom, 824 2939 Sixth Avenue, Troy, N. Y. street. Chicago, 111. Paris Street, Stockholm, Sweden. OSTRUM, iSank F. Mrs. Leah Ostrum, R. KEMPER, Anton. Fred Kemper, R. F. D. No. THORNTON. William J. Mrs. Nellie Thorn- F. D. No. 4, Harvard, 111. 1, Freeport, Minn. ton, 2408 West Adams Street, Chicago, 111. PATTINSON, YVilliam. William C. Pattin- KtiNJORA, Anthony B. Joseph Konjora, 530 TURNER, Clinton D. Alvie O. Turner, 1810 son, 1509 Piper Court, Flint, Mich. Lockwood Street, Alpena, Mich. Grandy Street, Norfolk, Va. PAYNE, William M. Mrs. Ellen Payne, 1266 LADE, Walter A. Otto M. Lade, 120 West TURNER. YVilliam R. L. C. Turner, Dublin, Foster Street, East Liverpool, Ohio. Ninth Street, Fairbury, Nebr. Pulaski County, Va. PITTELLO, Carl. Mrs. Mary Pittello. 33 I.ANG, Charles. Mrs. Pauline Lang, 3715 TURPINEN, Emil. Eric Turpinen, Nashwauk, Seventeenth Avenue, Long Island City, Emerald Avenue. Chicago, 111. Minn. N. Y. LARSON, Harry W. Gus Larson, Albert City, WIEBER, Richard. Mrs. Louise Dunka, Han- PURDY, W. A. W. A. Purdy, Longview^ Tex. Iowa. kinson, N. Dak. ROSEN, Jacob. .Toseph Rosen, 257 Dumont LEWIS, Max. Mrs. Josephine Lewis, 1028 ZEBROSKE. Tom, Mrs. Agnes Zebroske, 755 .Yvenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Parker Street, New York, N. Y. East Eighteenth Street. Erie, I’a. SANDOE, George. Mrs. Anna Krantz, 748 LOWERY, John M. Mrs. J. L. Lowery, ZIRKLE. Arthur. Okie Zirkle, R. F. D. No. 1, High Street. Lanca.ster, Pa. Seneca, S. C. Hall, W. Va. SEIGER, John E. Sirs. Mary Selger, Nel- LUCAS, Sam R. Mrs. Lulu Lucas, R. F. D.,No. hart. Mont. 5. Kershaw, S. C. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- SHORT, Robert B, Alonzo Short, Coleman, McCarthy, James J. Mrs. Ellen McCarthy, viously Heported Missing in Action. Tex. 37 Pond Street, South Braintree, Mass. SNOWDON, Elmer E. Mrs. Phoebe Snowdon, MABERY. Fay. Mrs. Lora Mabery, R. F. D. LIEUTENANT. 0025 Webster Street, Philadelphia, Pa, No. 1, Gainesboro, Tenn. ARDS, Jasper Shotts, Mc- GRANT, Leonard P. Mrs. N. Grant, 724 East SOW Lewis M. Stephen. John Maks, Black Diamond, .Irtliur, MAKS, Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ohio. Wash. SP.YNO, Larry. Frank Spano, Piedmont. W. SEUGEANTS. Va. ST.YBENOW, Ben A. Mrs. Augusta Stabe- CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. LAYIMERS, Franco II. C. A. Lammers, 120 South Main Street, Muskogee, Okla. now, R. F. D. No. 3, New Lisbon. Wis. Fork, Slightly, Previously Reported STEIN, Robert A. Joseph E. Stein, 58 Plain STACY, Joseph B. Elliott Stacy, Stacy Wounded Ky. Missing in Action. Street. Newark, N. J. ZINK, William E. Mrs. Alice Zink, Marietra, STEIN. Charles. Mrs. Bertha Stein, 314 South Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. PRIVATES. Pa. CORPOHALS. STICCA, Antonio. Angelo Sticca. 213 West HAY’S, Earl. Harmon Hays, Byron, Nebr. Third Street, Mount Vernon, N, Y. FICKLIN. John T. Mrs. Ida M. Ficklin, IIEINONEN, Victor. Isaac Ileiuonen, Kaijlio, 203 STICKLE, Maurice. Mrs. Theodore Stickle, Lamar Street, Wichita Palls, Tex. Finlaud. Newfoundland, N. .T. HTIFFMAN, Harrison W. Kan L. Huffman, HOFFMAN. Wesley C. Franklin L. Hoffman, STRUZEK. .Tohn. Martin Belnisk, 10 Palmer Bessemer City, N. C. R. F. D. No. 1, Pillow. Pa. Street. New Haven, Conn. HOLMES, William. Mrs. Matilda Holmes, SHANLEY, James. Mrs. Mary Shanley, 34 SYNNOTT, Patrick. Mrs. Thomas O’Shea, Peninsular Street. Battle Creek. Mich. Jonc.sboro. Tenn. 2058 Eighth Avenue. New Y’ork, N. Y’. Frank, jr. Swiskoski, HORTON, Dan L. Mrs. Mandy Horton, Rog- SWISKOSKI, Frank TAT’LBEE, Patrick. John Taulbee, Flat, Ky. sr., box R. P. D. No. La Salle, 111. ersville. Mo. 12, 2, TOMJIASO, Joseph J. Arthur R. Tommaso, JACOBS, Henry Willard. Mrs. Carrie Bur- THOMPSON, Admiral G. D. Mrs. Zelma 1627 Shore Rond, Brooklyn, N. Y. Thompson, Madera, Pa. bank Jacobs, R. F. D. No. 2, Latham, Kans. TONDER, Ove. Nils N. Tomler, 2480 North JENKINS, William. Mrs. Edna Jenkins, 223 VLADYKA, James R. Mrs. Elizabeth Vla- Forty-seventh SIreet, Omaha, Nebr. South Second Street, Durant. Okla. dyka, 3007 South Trumbull .Yvenue, Chicago, TORGERSON, Kinton C. Christ Torgerson, KEY, Guss. Mrs. Maggie A. Key, 1420 West HI. Fairdale. N. Dak. Broadway Street, Ardmore, Okla. PRIVATES. VAN DYKE, Fred. Mrs. Ovel Van Dyke, KORNHAUS, William. Henry Kornhaus, APLIN. Welcome C. Mrs. Rosa Aplin, R. F. 1035 Cooper Avenue south. Grand Rapids, .Adrain, Mo. D. No. 2. New Plymouth, Ohio. Mich. KIIBBLE, John W. Fred Kubble, Rosedale, ARNOLD, John W. Edward Arnold, Latimer, W.YRAKSA, Kassimer. Walty Waraksa, 2512 Wis. Kans. Larkins Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. LEWIS, Charles M. Mrs. Lidia A. Lewis, 3G B.YCKHAUS, William II. Ernest Backhaus, W.YRD, .Tohn E. Mrs. Mittie Ward, -30.3 Tre- East Luther Street, Carlisle, Pa. Wheatland, Iowa. mont Street, North Chattanooga, Tenn, LIN'DELL, Alexander. Mrs. Erika Lindell, BALDIVIN, James M. Mrs. Neoma Russell, WERNER, Jacob 'f, Frank Werner, box 51, 2S;{.3 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Elina, Wash. Bowdle, S, Dak, LOG.AN. Millard Corkran. Mrs. Helen E. BARKMAN, Austin. Calvin Barkman, R. P. YOUNGM.YN, Louis. Mrs. Edward Y’oung- Logan, 510 North Clayton Street, Wilming- D. No. 2, Mlddleburg, N. Y. man, 3022 East Eighty-fourth Street, Cleve- ton, Del. BROWN, Will. Mrs. Je.sse P. White, 725 East land, Ohio. LOOS.Y, Eddie. Miss Bertha Loosa, 1204 Cen- Tenth Avenue, Houston. Tex. ter Street. .Toliet, 111. BURNEY, Frederick C. Joseph Burney, 8201 Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported MrCOLLUM, Henry G. Mrs. Lena McCollum, Madison Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Missing in Action. Teague. Tex. CENGR, Bohumil. James Cengr, 2003 South PRIVATE. McFADDEN, Howard. Mrs. Jennie McFad- Loomis Street, Chicago, III. den. 120 Epworth Bold, Detroit, Mich. CERVENKA, William J. Frank Cervenka, LANG. Adolf, Mrs. Olga Besler, Willow City, McIVOR. David T. Mrs. Margaret Mclvor, 2220 Troy Street, Chicago, 111. N. Dak 409 Brunig Aveuue, Trenton, N. J. CHAPMAN, Edwin. Emmet L. Chapman, McKinnon. Gt'orge W. George McKinnon, Orangeville, La, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported I.indsav. Okla. CHIAVARI. Guiseppe. Dominico Colonna, Missing in Action. MARRETT. Claude J. Mrs. Ida Marrett, 1332 South Thirteenth Street, Philadelphia, R eds. Mo. Pa, SERGEANT. L. John Meeks, Green MEEKS, Enoch W. CISWSKIE, Alex. Feranek Adamski, 249 JOCHUM, Jacob A. Mrs. Julia Jochum, I486 Ark. Forest, West One Street, Stevens Point, Wis. Baile.v Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. MFEKS, Foster E. Mrs. Sallie J. Pugh, Ras, COOLEY, Walter W. Mrs. Dora Cooley, R. F. CORPORALS. Miss. D. No. 1, Waiters, Okla. MERRILL, Jessie. Grant Merrill, Creston, DANNEMAN, John. Theodore S. Danneman, AD.YMS, .Tames. Walter A. McMaster, Tol- Wilt County, W. Ym. R. F. D. No. 1, Foulds, Minn. ley. N. Dak M< 'ORE. Fred W. Arthur T. Welborn, Bloom- GRAVES, Henry C. Mrs. Dell.n Graves, 1845 FERRY, Christopher. Mrs. Susan Ferry. 24 field. Mo. North Washington Avenue, Wichita, Kans. South Brett Street. Beacon. N. Y. MOORE, Stamford. Mrs. Henrietta Moore, GREEN. Thomas G. Mrs. Ruth Green, route QT INN, James J Mrs James Quinn, 93T R F. D. No. 2. Aubrey, Tex. 1. Duluth, Ga, Rogers Place, New Y’ork. N. Y. MORRIS, William E. James B. Morris, HERNKE, John Fred. Roinhold Ilernke, R. F. MECHANIC. Adolphus. Ky. I). No. 4. box 2, Hilbert, Wis. DAY'BATJi, Lawrence 'T. Mrs. Rose M. Day- NUSZKIEWICZ, Mich.ael. Frank Nuszkiewdcz, .TONES, Valentine S. Mrs. Mary J. Waddle ball, 7343 Lohrnever Avenue, Maplewood, 810(1 Superior Street, Chicago, 111. .Tones, R. F. I). No. 15, Greenville, Tenn. KELMANSKI, Staney. John Kelmanski, Kulp- Mo. O'CONNOR. Robert W. Mrs. Melisa O'Connor, PRIVATES. Guthrie, W. Va. mont. Pa. PERRY’, Samuel E. Everett O, Perry, R. F. D. KOCHEL. Raymond. George Kochcl, Judy- ACHESON. Francis C. Mrs. Nellie Wilson, No. 2, St Cloud. Minn. ville. Ind. .381 East Second Street, Corning, N, Y. PEYRON, Pedro. Mrs. Petronola Peyron, Tuc- KV’ILVANG. Emil Julius Pete KvUvar,v, ALLEN, Ail'.ert F. Mrs. Dora Allen, 456 son, Ariz, Lake Park, Minn. South C Street, Jacksonville. III. : THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBEUAEY 21, 1919 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ANDERSON, Charles J. Mrs. Esther Ander- WILLIAMS. Edward V. Mrs. Margaret A, RICHARD. Cassius. Dora Richard, 3 Audu- son, 29 Daniel Avenue, Providence, R. I. Williams, Lexington, Mo. bon Park, Nen Orleans, La. ANDERSON, Gust B. Andrew Anderson, 186 WINITZER, Barney. Samuel Wiuitzer, 115 SANDS, Kenneth. C. Van Sands, Pinney Walnut Street, Batavia, 111. Essex Street, New York, N. Y. Street, Baden. Pa. ANDERSON, Hartvig L. Ole A. Anderson. SHEFFLER. Fred W. Louis Miller. 804 Fifth New Richland, Minn. Erroneously Reported Wounded Severely. Street SW., Canton, Ohio. ANTONEVITCH. Felix. Louis Kekoff, box PRIVATES. WILLIAMS, Smith B. Olive Williams, Co- 225, Libert.vville, 111. lumbus Grove, Ohio. BATES, Claude M. Mrs. Uola Bates, Virgil, WUEST, Wilhelm. John Wuest, Hell, N. Dak. Okla. WIJLFF, Adolph Edward. Mrs. Charlotte Killed in Action, Previously Reported Wulff, 143 Himrod Street, BEACH. Alfred Clinton. Mrs. Mary Eliza- Brooklyn, N, Y. Severely Wounded. beth Culver, 1015 Farrand Street, Lansing, Mich. MARINE CORPS. PRIVATE. BRYANT, French. Grover Bryant, Shiyely, McINTOSFI, Sidney. Edith McIntosh, 2006 W. Va. following Fifth Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa. CAPONE, Ralph. Frank Capone, 13 Four- The casualties are reported teenth Street, Jeannette, Pa. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Killed in Action, Previously Reported CARBERRY, Charles E. Joseph Carberry, 61 can Expeditionary Forces Himrod Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Missing. CAREY, Harry W. Mrs. Irene Carey. 331 Killed in action 20 PRIVATES. Nineteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Died of wounds received in ac- CLARK, Milo A. Mrs. Ora Clark, R. F. D. GARNER, Harvey E. Addie G. Yce, 533 tion South Sharp Street, Baltimore, Md. No. 1, Buffalo, N. Y. 10 CLEVELAND, Arthur. Fred Cleveland, Au- Died of disease 4 HEINRICH, Richard H. G. A. Heinrich, 1417 gusta, Ark. Waveland Avenue, Chicago, 111. Wounded in action (severely)- 6 Mil- COOK, Charlie. John Cook, R. F. D. No. 5, MORREL. Daniel L. John R. Monel, Franklin, Tenn. ford, Tex. DEANGELIS. Guiseppe. Salvadore Deangelis, Total 40 PENCE, Fred L. Finley Pence, 503 German Esperio Inferiore. Province Caserta, Italy. Street, Erie, Pa. DOHERTY, John W. Mrs. Catheryn Phelps, STIELKE, Carl. Mrs. Mary Weber, box 112, Cadillac, 478 Nineteenth Street, Apartment 5. Oak- Killed in Action. Mich. WILLIAMS, Harold M. Mary Ayres, 53 land. Cal. SERGEANT. EILEFSON, Lars. Eilef Bapveidt, Woagsel- Trowbridge Avenue, Detroit, Mich. DODGE, Miles H. James L. Dodge, Isle au det, Bersen, Norway. Previously ESKRIDCE. Edward James. Mrs. Mary Rog- Haut, Me. Severely Wounded in Action, ers Eskridge, Tahlequ.ah. Okla. CORPORALS. Reported Missing. FORD, bailey. Jim Ford, R. F. D. No. 1, WEISKE, George. John Weiske, Mentelio, Decherd, Tenn. Wis. PRIVATE. FFLK, Frank M. Mrs. Pearl Baker, R. F. D. WILSON, Robert H. Nelle C. Wilson, 1734 CURTIS, Fenley Rigg. Ida R. Curtis, 231 3, Atlanta, 111. West Forty-flrst Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Cherry Street, Mount Carmel, 111. Gagen, GAGEN, Leo D. Mrs. Mary Timothy PRIVATES. 11708 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Now in Convalescent Camp, Previously Frederick .1. Mrs. Mable J. Bader, CRIPPEN, William H. Wilks Crippen, Hum- GOHEEN, Killed. 512 Washington Street. Allentown, Pa. boldt. S. Dak. Reported ELSTAD, HAGGERTY, Charles. Michael Haggerty, 182 Clarence W. Hans H. Elstad, Red PRIVATES. East End Avenue, New York, N. Y. Wing. Minn. HAMILTON, Harry W. Grant Hamilton, FRASER, Giibert D. John D. Fraser, R. F. D. MCDONALD, George I. (No next of kin.) Chewelah, Wash. No. 1. Oakdale. Conn. JOHNSON, Homer H. Rettie Johnson, Shoals, HARTMAN, William H., jr. William H. Hart- LAWSON, Valentine. Henry Lawson, Blanco, Ind. man. star route. Carnegie, Okla. Tgx. KELLY, Charle.s E. William P. Kelly, 2160 McGrath, James R. Marry McGrath, New In Hospital, Previously Reported Fast Sixty-eighth Street. Cleveland, Ohio. . Richmond, Wis. Missing. KELSO, Harry V. Mrs. Elizabeth Heck, 2943 MILEWSKI, Joseph J. Frank Milewski, box South Normal Avenue, Chicago, 111. 661, Crivitz, Wis. PRIVATES. NORTON, John F. Margaret Norton, LEHMAN, Walter J. Mrs. Hattie B. Lehman, 1900 POLLETT, .Tames C. Nathan C. Follett, Holly Street, Nashville, Rll S. 8th Street, Goshen, Ind. Tenn. Machias, N Y. George LFIBOLD, John F. Mathais Leibold, Sand HARRISON, B. Caroline Schnarr, 185 GR.ANDUSKY, Leo L. Louis Grandusky, 1702 Spring, Iowa. North Fourth Street, Newark, N. J. Moors .'V venue, Olean, N, Y. LOLLI, Ferdlnando. Joseph Ciardolli, 909 THOMPSON, Tommy A. Frank W. Thomp- RICHESON, Welby P. Sarah M. Richesen, Annin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. son. general delivery, Orland, Cal. Ninevah, Ind. MARTIN, John C. Mrs. Rachel Martin, Haw- WUNDERLICH, Arthur H. Clara Wunder- WILFONG, Charles E. Hazel F. Wilfong, Dos- lev. Pa. lich, 542 South Ninth Street, Salt Lake loge. Mo. MATERO, Joe. Patsy Matero, 62 Baxter City. Street, New York, N. Y. Died of Wounds. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported M 'TZ. Russell. Mrs. Emily Matz, 1511 North Myrtlewood Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CAPTAIN. Severely Wounded. MOSS, Julius H. Mo.ss, Mrs. Mary Moss, gen- KEARNS, .John. Ellen MacDonald, 600 Hol- SERGEANT. eral delivery, Utice. Mich. lins Avenue, Helena, Mont. EDWARDS, Ezra. Sanford Edwards, Maquo- Mt'TTLB, William. Mrs. Carrie Mottle, 1559 SECOND LIEUTENANT. Marshall Street, Benwood, W. Va. keta, Iowa. OLIVER, Gabe. Aaron Oliyer, Thomasville, STRAND. Walter E. Helga Strand, 125 West Okla. Ninth Street, Mankato. Minn. Present for Duty, Previously Reported PARROTTA, Pietro. Miss Oliya Pasquale, PRIVATES. Missing. Louilla, Iowa. DICKSEN, Robert G. John Dicksen, route 2, CORPORAL. PELKEY, George M. Mrs. George M. Pelkey, Waukegan, 111. 5 Graves Avenue, Northampton, Mass. HANSON, Arvid II. Ida Marie Hanson, 4035 UPDEGRAPP. Charles J. Elizabeth A. Upde- PETERSON, Martin A. Martin J. Peterson, Clayton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. graff, Bethany, Mo. Kilgore, Idaho. MAY, Charles H. Susie May, 904 South Ver- PORTER, Ernest H. Mrs. Theodosia Porter, mont Street, Sedalia, Mo. PRIVATES. Atoka. Okla. MEMMEN, Dean E. Flora Memmen, general BELL, Arthur. Sadie Bell, 543 West Sixth ROBINSON. Dozier. Miss Ollie Robinson, delivery, Minonk, 111. Street, Y'ork, Nebr. Canton, Ky. MIlSTIAN. Marion B. Emma L. Mus^ian, 1 CLARK, Clarence L. Fred R. Clark, 18 ROSEVAL, tienry. Mrs. Roy Conklin, Farl- South Addison Street, Richmond. Va. Logan Street, Auburn, N. Y. hnult Minn. REDMOND, Claude E. Emma Redmond, R. CULVER, Hollis H. Minnie Culver, 212 Head RFSSELL, Henry P. O. C. Russell, Caldwell F. D. No. 1, Carbondale, Kans. Street, Penn Yan, N. Y. Street, Concord, N. C. STINSON, Daniel C. Ellen F. Stinson, 7 JAMERSON, Clarence. William H. Jamerson, RYAN. Jess H. Mose R.van, Paris Crossing, Copeland Street. Roxbury, Mass. Sp ingertown. 111. Ind. WILKINSON. Samuel M. Della M. Wilkinson, JOERGER. Casper J. Casper J. Joerger, Joseph. Mrs. Satfores, sr., SAFFORES, Anne R. F. D. No. 2, Hillsboro, N. C. 210 Lincoln Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Basses P., Sarrance, France. JONES, Richard P. Charles Jones, 1179 SALVATI, Gaetano. Mrs. Madeline Testa, Died of Disease. Taylor Street, Akron, Ohio. Capriata Volturno, Province Caserta, Italy. CORPORAL. MOORE. Williamson G. William G. Moore, 26, The Uplands, IJerkeley, Cal. PRIVATES. WANSER, James D. Mrs. Mary Wanser, MULQUEEN, John J. Ida Rasmussen, Pros- 9308 Avenue K, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCANLON. John. Mrs. Jo.sephine Scanlon, pect Street, Ridgewood, N. J. 45 Jervis Street, Toledo, Ohio. PRIVATES. MYERS, Jesse Orval. Mamie Myers, Aber- SMITH, Andrew. Mrs. Mary Smith, 417 East COOR, Sandy A. Dempesey P. Coor, Ecela, d' en. Wash. Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J. Tex. PALMER, Philip P. Pearl Palmer, 6119 STRINGER. Francis Wayland. Mrs. Sarah HERDLE, Albert E. Jacob Herdle, North Latena Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Lou Stringer, Detroit, Tex. Evans, N Y. REED, Luther A Edna Reed, 2037 Pernon STULL, Frank M. Jacob Stull, Brownell, HOLMES, Ray S. Mary L. Holmes, 1357A s'treet. Philadelphia, Pa. Kans. Shumut Place, St. Louis, Mo. RIPPY, Henry S. Lydia V. RIppy, 925 Frank- W LDROP, Oda. M. A. Waldrop, Camden, lin Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. Tex. Wounded Severely. WALTHALL, William O. F. E. Walthall, WA NNENWETSCH, Charles N. Mrs. Mary Quitman, Miss. PRIVATES. Wannenwetsch, 2545 Ashton Street. Balti- WELLS, Harry B. Charles B. Wells, 684 more, Md. BARRELL, Arthur AV. Prances J. Barrell, West Fourth Street, Elmira, N, Y. WELTY, Albert. Samuel Welty, 1005 Walnut 315 East One hundred and fifty-ninth WILLIAMS, Russell L. Tom Williams, Scotts Street, McKeesport, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. Bluff, Nebr. 30 THE OFFICIAL IJ. S. BULLETIN; MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Warren E. Charles L. SECTION 1, FEBKUAEY 24, 1919. WOLPERSBEFGER, FLEMING, Albert. Mrs. Annie Murphy, 77 Wolfersberger, 1001 Franklin Avenue, Co- Leonard Avenue, East Providence, R. I. Tlie I'oHowiiig ca.sualties are I’eporteil lumbus, Ohio. JOHNSON, Iffitz. Thor Hanson, 2415 West WYCOFP, Walter J. Simon G. Davis, 8920 Sixth Street, by the couimauding general of the Aineri- Duluth, iliun. South Ada Street. Chicago. 111. JOHNSON, Josef Theodore. Edward John- <-}in I<}xpe CAKY, Charles H. Charles H. Cary, 166 TENCH, Hezikiah. John L. B. Tench, Cor- GERALD, Jennings. Thomas M. Gerald, Lum- Third Street, Troy. N. Y. nelia, Ga. berton, N. C. ti n CICIIOM, Frank Dominic. Mrs. Katherine Cl- WILSON, John. James II. Wilson, Alcolu, GIER, Henry J. Anthony Gier, R. 1‘. D„ chon, 2230 Albany Avenue, South Chicago, S. C. Ocist'v 111. 111 . WOSCHNICK, Max. August Woschnick, 132 GIMBO,’ Harry. Frank Gimbo. 4976 Hudson COBB, Finis. Charles Cobb, Deepwater, Mo. West Twelfth Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. Boulevard, West New York, N. J. Ralph R. Mrs. Hot oraa GWIN, Minnie H. Gwinn, HIGGINS, Edward. Mrs. Ozena B. Higgins, George E. Mrs. Grace Glenn, 2034 Springs, Va. GLENN, R. F. D. No. 4, Ashland City, Tenn. Wilcox Street, Chicago, 111. Joseph .T. John- KELLY, P. John Kelly, 710 JACOBSON, Oscar. Arthur Jacobson, Little William Patrick. James Grady, 2042 son Street, Elmira, N. Y. GRADY, Sauk, Minn. Road, Cleveland, Ohio. MILLER, Max. Isreal Miller, rooms 16 and Scranton JORGENSON, Henning C. Peter Jorgenson, Ambro.se A. Mrs. Sarah Graham, 17 Fish building, Bakersfield, Cal. Mich. GRAHAM, general delivery. Grayling, 311 Greenfield Avenue, Pittsburgh I a. PRANTER, Lawrence J. Mrs. Caroline S. Mrs. Sarah T. LINCOLN, Leon Patterson. Fred D. Mrs. Julia Gray, lo07 Marion Pranter. 039 North Grant Street, Spring- Barre, Mass. GRAY, Lincoln, R. F. D., box 45, Street NW., Washington, D. C. field, Mo. MCWILLIAMS, John M. Mrs. Bessie McWil- Gunn, 220 South MECHANIC. GUNN, Lloyd R. George A. liams, McWilliams, Ala. Phoenix, Tulsa, Okla. SELBERG, Carl Vivl Miller, Windom, ^ H. Carl A. Selberg, 1708 MILLER, Walter. Mrs. HALL, Claude. Mrs. Flora Hall, <06 Belmont Lyndale Avenue, Minneapolis. Minn. Minn. Brooklyn, N. Y. Annie Laof, Avenue, COOK. MUSBUICKOFF, Sam Stef. Mrs. HARMAN, Henry. Mrs. Margaret Harman, Shirank, Pa. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. x, McConnell, Charles E. Mrs. Ida G. Mc- Orleans, Vt. .353 Knickerbocker NORTON, Amos E. A. B. Norton, John R. Mrs. Mary Ilartsheim, Connell, Pine Hill, Ala. Mrs. Minnie Smith, HARTSHEIM, SCHRICKER, Luther P. Loomis Street, Chicago, 111. PRIVATES. Mo. 5412 South Warrensburg, HAVNEN, Alfred D. Absalom J. Havnen, R. Johannes. SHELBURNE, Klnch Malin. Mrs. Betty Shel- ANDREASEN, Jorgen P. Andre- F. D. No. 3, box 06, Bricelyn, Minn. asen, Dagmar, Mont. burne, Summerfleld, Tex. ^ BASS, Homer. Mrs. Notey McFarland, Ma- SIMOWITZ, John. Mrs. Louise Simowitz, 199 gee, Miss. Maple Street, Kenosha, Wls. Max Hechtkop, 410 Gozegory. Prank Kimpinski, HECHTKOP. Louis. BAUMANN, Irvin. Mrs. Augusta Baumann, SINKOWSKI, South Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 606 Randolph Street, Racine. Wls. Newport Street, Glen Lyon, Pa. Mrs. Melissa Hedgeman, Kazimirsy. Thomas Thidzln- HEDGEMAN, Fred. BEAVER, Edgar E. George Beaver. Worth- THIDZINSKI, 329 Twenty-third Street, Cairo, Mo. ski. Bridge Street, Thompsonville, Conn. ington, Ohio. HENNING, "iVilliam L. Louis Henning, 508 VATTER, Owen C. Mrs. Elizabeth Vatter, R. BIRCHFIELD, Sheck Carl. Mrs. B. C. Birch- Seventh Street, Ludington, Mich. P. D. No. 3, Snover, Mich. field, Shady Grove, Ky. Herbert A. James B. Hoffner, Charles B. John H. Voller, 5008 HOFFNER, COKER, Hugh W. Jefferson D. Coker. R. F. VOLLER, North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Tower Avenue, St. Bernard, Ohio. 3026 D. No. 1, Faucell, Mo. HOLSCHU, Joseph B. John Holschu, Lower COLLETTO, Sully. Charles Colletto, 33i WRIGHT, Ward C. James D. Wright, box Rock, W. Va. Salem, Ohio. Green Street, Boston, Mass. 131, Prank. Mrs. Myrtle Ilopwood, Elm Mrs. AHRENS, Henry C. John G. Ahrens, Hobart, Hf*RD, CONNER, James E. Emma Conner, 2083 Mott, Tex. Madison Avenue, York. Okla. New N. Y. JAMES, Sidney. Mrs. Lulu Jackson, Bogalusa, CONWAY. Karl. Mrs. Alice Conwav, Fulton, AKERS, Harvey E. Giles H. Akers, R. F. D. No. Floyd, Va. La. N. Y. 3, JOHNSON, Robert. Mrs. Elza Johnson, 703 DAVIDSON. Clarence E. Mrs. Llll,y David- AKINE, Willie. Mrs. Carrie Moore, 449 East Harrison Street, Danville, 111. son. 1846 North Taylor Street, Philadelphia. Forty-first Street, Chicago, 111. East Pa. ARINI, Carlo. Leonard Glsone, 198 Dubois Mich. DAWSON, George D. G. H. Dawson, 145 Ex- Street. Detroit, SECTION 2 EEBEUAIIY 24, 1919. change Street. Worcester, Mass. BARTKUS, Joseph. Frank Bartkus, 10 , DEMON, Henr.v. Mrs. Abbie Deveraux, 59 Spruce Street. Lewiston, Mo. The following casualties are reported Maggie Street, Cambridge. Mass. BATCHELOR, Henry J. Charlie Batchelor, DICKINSON, Richard. Mrs. Emma Dickin- Enterprise, Ala. by the commanding general of the Ameri- son, 209 Maine Street, East Haven, Conn. BAUMANN, William W. Mrs. Hattie Mar- can Expeditionary Forces: ELDRIDGE, Esquire. Jasper Isan, Oscaloosa, shall, 436 Grand Street, Vallejo, Cal. Ky. BELL. Prank W. Richard Potts, 73 Broad Killed in action 32 FAIRBANKS, Ernest E. J. B. Fairbanks, 90 Street. Elizabeth, N. J. Died from wounds 21 Pleasant Street, Wakefield. Mass. Miss Sophie Markie- BETLINSKI, Joseph. Died in aeroplane accident 1 FERGERON, Louis A. Miss Marie Kingston, wicz, 2230 Hamberg Street, Chicago, 111. 1339A Aubert Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. BILDAT, Lee W. Mrs. Emma L. Bildat, 121 Died of disease 67 GEYER, Philip. Mrs. Charles Kropf, R. F. Perrlne Street, Dayton, Ohio. Wounded severely 103 D, No. Overland Park, St. Louis, Mo. Bills, Hazel- 28. BILLS, Raymond. Mrs. D. L. Missing in action 11 GILLESPIE, Claude. G. Kuller Gillespie, hurst, Pa. Stilpm. S. C. BLACHOWIAK, Prank Joseph. Mrs. Bessie M.'' THEWS, Max. H. E. Mathews, Turtle Blachowiak, 2008 Carolina Street, Utica. Total 236 T.ake, N. Dak. MII,LS, Frank H. William Johnson, Millburn BL.ACK, Archie. Mrs. Ella Harriet Black, ' venue, Millburn, N. J. R. F. D. No. 9, Tvler, Tex. Killed in Action. MOBLEY, A. D. Hiram Mobley, R. F. D. No. Miss Sampson, BLANCHARD, Leopold. LIEUTENANT. 2, Newman. Ga. Westview Lane, Aldenville, Mass. O’BRIEN, Charles A. Mrs. George H. BONEZEK, Alex. Adam Bonezek, box 13, KELLY, James A. .Tames F. Kelly, 86 Hamp- O’Brien, Bay View Street, Hyannis, Mass. Rutland, Vt. shire Street, Piedmont, W. Va PERESIPER, Rachmiel. Samuel Feltman, BOWLER, James. Mrs. Johanna Bowler, CORPOnAL. 1421 North Thirteenth Street, St. Louis, Mo. Smartwick Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland. DOMENICK, Louis. Raphael Domenick, Net- PERRY. Albert. Miss Laura Perry, 2002 Ave- BOYD, Grady H. J. M. Boyd, Ilefiin, Ala. nue L, Galveston, Tex. cong, N. J. BROUGHTON, Oce. Miss Ada Hall, Braggs, WAGONER. RICHARDSON, William. Mrs. Sadie Jack- Okla. son, 225 East One hundred and twenty- Harry W. Mrs. Maggie Langan, Paul O. Mrs. Rebecca M. Cash, Ac- LANGAN, seventh Street, New York, N. Y. CASH, 3546 Indiana Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Siegfried William. Richard ton, Mont. RICKLEPSEN, Nankin, Ohio. PRIVATES Rlcklefsen, Humble, Tex. CATON, Willis. Henry Caton, Cercek, sr., 5107 EILE'i'. John. Mrs. Robert Forsythe, 286 CERCEK, James. James AHLF, Ben. Mrs. Claus Ahlf, route 4, box 71, Ohio. Fort Washington Avenue, New York, N. Y. St. Clari Street, Cleveland, Centralia, 111. ROBERTSON, John. James Robertson, Wam- GICCHINI, Michele. Tony Golefano, 24 CAR.VLLI, Ralph. Mrs. Elizabeth Caralll, num. Pa. Bridge Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. I’rovince Catanzaro, Italy. RU'TH, William H. Mrs. Fannie Ruth, 579A CIFARATTA, Joseph. Charles Cifaratta, R. PITZER, Louis F. Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzer, Baltic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. F. D. No. 1, Syracuse. N. Y. general delivery. Clear Lake, Wis, Clifft, Ark. SHIELDS, Jonas. Jack Shields, Atoka, Okla. CLIFFT, Joseph A. J. F. Oxford, HARVEY, William. Blrs. Mary Harvey, 1136 SIENKIEWICZ, Victor. Charles Wasillewshi, CONRAD, Frank Nehson. Mrs. Mary I. Con- Penn Street, Camden, N. J. 2906 Denniscord Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. rad, 256 South Tenth Street, Colton, Cal. JOHNSON, George. Mrs. Harry S. Johnson, SMITH, Charles G. Mrs. 'Victoria Smith, 55 COSSEN, William E. John Cossen, 329 Men- 186 Harrison Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Berean Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. shan Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. L.tMPI, Svante. Alexander Lampi, Tulen, SMITH, Harry. Mrs. Mary A. Smith, Blanch- CR.'VNE, Harry A. Mrs. Julia Crane. 2331 Kyla, Kvia, ICarvla, Turun, Laani, Finland. ard ville. Wis. Thirty-fourth Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. LEDGER. Joseph C. Mrs. Anna Hoffman, SMOTHERMON. Joe T. Elen Wilbourn, CURTIS, William Clay. Mrs. Tennessee B. West Liberty, W. Va. Huntsville, Ala. Curtis, Mineral Bluff, Ga. PEIRCE, William II. Charles 0. Peirce, 1443 P. Daily, SNWDER, Arthur F.. jr. Arthur F. Snyder, DAILY, Charles A. Charles 5 Bate- Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. R. F. D. No. 1, Delhi, N. Y. man Road, Revere, Mass. PETERSON, Carl E. Mrs. Ellen Peterson, SNYDER, Roland Cecil. Mr.s. Mamie Brum- DAVIS, Paul M. Mrs. Ida Davis, Mecca, Colo. (Inekam.a, Mich. baugh, 4214 East One hundred and eleventh ERIGERO, Stephen J. Eugene Erigero, POTTER, George F. Mrs. Julia Potter, R. F. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. 1088-A Howard Street, San Francisco, Cal. D. No. 7, Flint, Mich. BONNANBERG, Jacob. Samuel Sonuanberg, EV.4NS, Alfred. Mrs. Elian Evans, Rosemary, ROGENES, Gudmund. Harold Alne, 1677 .‘'59 Beck Street. New York, N. Y. N. C. Harrison Street, Astoria, Oreg. SPURLOCK. Robert E. Mrs. Mary E. Spur- FASS, Conrad. Christ Regaur, 365 Borden SEALEY, Leroy. Mrs. Marion Sealey, 31 lock. 21 Early Street, Petersburg. Va. Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa. West Ninety-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. STILTNER, James II. John E. Stiltner, FLENTGE, Adolph F. Joseph Plentge, Ire- TAYLOR, Thomas C. Joel Taylor, R. F. D. 'taxie, Va. land, Tex, No. 2, Monroe, Tenn. STOUT, Robert B. Mrs. Alice Stout, Sloaus FORBIDUSST, August. Sisto Forbidussl, TORSON, .Tolin. Tom Torson, 108 Danforth. Valley, Ky. Aiuon. Pa. Avenue, Paterson, N. .T. STREET. Harry A. .Tame.s H. Street, 822 FRASER. Simon H. Mrs. Margaret Fraser, VERBETEN, Peter. John Verbeten, R. F. D. West Main Street, Lead, S. Dak. 9 Russel Road. Winchester, Mass. No. 14, box 27, South Kaukauna, Wis. SZADENZIK, Alex. Kerl Borik, 362 Walking CASKS, Edward. Mrs. Jennie Caske, 3937 WOODS, Miles. William J. Woods, Roans Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J. White Plains Avenue, New York, N. Y. Creek, Tenn. . .32 THE OFFICIAL V. S. BUIXETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HARRY, r.crnaril B. Mrs. Louise A. Barry, MECHANIC. SMITH, William E. Miss- Katherine Per- Central Street, Manchester, N. H. DIRCKX, Theodore. Constant Dirckx, kins, 38 Chestnut Street, Everett, Mass. BROWN, Henry T. Miss Margaret Brown, R. F. D. No. 1, Ghent, Minn. SPAUN, Charles W. Fritz Spaun, 780 Junc- care of Francis W. Brown, Lajolla, San tion Avenue, Diego Detroit, Mich. County, Cal. WAGONER. SPORE, Earl. Mrs. Etta Spore, R. F. D. BCA, Nicola. Enrico Mclone, 915 South Main KNUDSON, Elmer A. Mrs. Mary C. Ahart, No. 1, Syracu.se, N. Y. Street. Medina, N. Y. 250 North Second Street, Salina, Kans. STILLSON, Ward. Frank Stillson, R. F. D. TU'IXTER, William C. Henry C. Dexter, 120 Maple No. 2, Cassopolis, Mich. Street, Black River, N. Y. COOKS. THOMAS, Eddie. Miss Susie Thomas, Deep DUNMIRE, Oeorge W. Mrs. Amanda Dun- B.VKER, Noble Clarence. Mrs. Bayou, Ark. mire, 202 Mary Ann Ramsey Avenue, Chambersburg, Raker, R. THOMPSON, Floyd A. Mrs. Eva Thompson, Ba. F. D. Bicknell, Ind. NIEMEYBR, Frank Henry. Fred Neimeyer, R. F. D. No. 2, Earllng, Iowa. FINOCCHIO, .To.seph. Miss Mary Pasquarelle, Fort Collins, Colo. TURNER, Eddie. Darius Turner, Olive 5(> Cedar Street, I’aterson, N. J. HELD, WEST, Othmar J. Mrs. C. A. Lare, box 141, Branch, La. Clarence A. Bhilip Held, R. F. D. Nashville, Mich. WIMBERLY, James T. James Wimberly, No. 1, box ,S4, Colgate, Wis. KOHL, Rogers, Tex. Ed.vard G. Mrs. Sarah Kohl, 1810 PRIVATES. WISE, Willie. Mrs. Dolan Dominick, Pros- West Randolph Street, St. Charles, Mo. ALLINGH.YM. .Vrthur E. J. P. Allinghaiu, perity, S. C. OWENS. Oliver J. A. Joshua Owens, Pales- 1407 Lincoln Avenue, Lafayette, Ln. YVOOLARD, Lafayette. J. E. Woolard, R. F. tine, W. Va. ARMSTRONG, Alvie L. Mrs. John Blake, 545 D. No. 4, Washington, N. C. SMITH, Leo. George W. Smith, 339 North Buffalo Street, Conneaut, Ohio. Wayne Street, Martinsville, Ind. ARNOLD, Percy H. Edward Arnold, Latimer, Wounded Severely. SMOTHERS. Alva T. Blou Smothers, Kans. Phoenix. LIEDTEN.eXTS. Ky. BLACKBURN, Edward. Mrs. Ellen Clancy, STUAHSER. Ernest Franklin. Philip R. 1011 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Canada. DENNISON. Charles Stuart. Mrs. Helen' Den- Strauser. Koleen, Ind. BUNCEL, Neal M. Albert Buncel, Bruneau, nison, 2238 Elm Street, Denver, Colo. WEI.LS, Walter. Mrs. Mary Wells, 79 East Idaho. HAINES. Frank B. Mrs. Amanda E. Haines, Wister Street, I’hlladelphla, Pa. CAJIPBELL, Clare. Mrs. Robert Campbell, R. F. D. No. 3, Springbrook, Pa. 822 Harrison Street, Indianapolis, Ind. KELLY, James A. Joseph M. Kelly, Green- Died from Aeroplane Accident. mount, Ky. CLARK, William J. Jacob Kennedy, Sarvia, SEECEANTS. I.IEUTEN.tXT. Pa. COIjEMAN, James E. Mrs. Nora J. Coleman, BASSETT, Waldo S. Charles II. Bassett, 33 DENIE, George R. Mrs. Ida M. Wilcox, 43 Winter Street, Franklin, Mass. North 03 Putnam .Yvenue, Norwalk, Conn. Maple Street, Ridgewood, N. J. COLLINS, James F. Miss Winnie Collins, HEILEN, Thomas J. Thomas A. Ileilen, 11 Died from R. F. D. 1, Birchwood, Tenn. Warren Street, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Wounds. E.YST, Gordon A. Mrs. Bessie Whistler, 1755 KARNEY, Edward Oscar. Mrs. Anna Karney, niBOTENANT. East Williams Street, Decatur, HI. 017 Edgar Street, Mattoon, 111. Y'OUNG. EHNIS, William J. Frederick Ehnis, general MATTHEWS, David II. Mrs. Mable I. Mat- Edward M. Mrs. W. E. Young, 139 delivery, Brooklyn, Mich. thews, 127 North Sixth Street, Oleau, N. Y. Ashley Street, Hartford, Conn. ERNST, William J. William Flanagan, 1428 CORPOEAL.S. North Twenty-second Street, St. Louis, Mo. .SERGEANT. ARMBRUSTER, Robert G. Frank Arjnbruster, KAY, George. GAINES, Russell. Mrs. May Gaines, Aspen, Mr.s. Carrie M. Wise, lOOO Cen- Va. 1117 East Third Street, Middletown, Ohio. tral Avenue, Dunkirk, N. Y. GRIGGS, George William. James M. Griggs, CAMPBELL, Johnny. Mrs. Pearl Campbell, 20 West One hundred and thirty-seventh CORPORAES. Kollock, S. C. Street, York City. GROGAN, Benjamin. Stephen II. Grogan, 443 New MICHAUD. Euclyde. Baptiste Michaud, Second Street, Brookl.vn, N. Y. CONWAY, Edward Francis. Mrs. Michael Ledges. New Brunswick, Can.ada. HACKETT, John F. Martin J. Ilackett, R. Conway, West Main Street, Rockville, Conn. KABIEGA, Stanley A. Martin Rabiega, 1131 Irene Ermel, F. D. 4, East Syracuse, N. Y. ERMEL. Edward James. Mrs. Prospect Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Street, Chicago, 111. JACOB, Emery J. John Jacob, Grove City, 2942 Thomas KASTL, Louis Paul. Miss Anna Kastl, 905 PRIVATES. Ohio. JOHNS, Alonzo L. Frances M. Johns, Sec- Eighth Street, Bakersfield, Cal. CHRISTMAN, Louis. Mrs. Dora Christman, tion, Ala. NEFF, Edward R. Mrs, Sarah Neff, Sedwlck, 203 West Sixty-seventh Street, New York, GAGNE, Philias. George Gagne, 278 Park Alberta, Canada. N. Y. Stret. Gardner, Miss. NIEMANN, John W. Mrs. Anna Newman, SEPINSKY'. John. Mrs. Rose Nelson, 253 GARNER. Delliert L. Wyman L. Garner, 4110 Oregon Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. South Ninth Street, Lories Philadelphia, Pa. Waterman. 111. SOUDEKS, Morris L. Mrs. Souders, Y. BANE, Erwin R. Mrs. Laura Bane, Tip Top, G.YLIyERT. Clifford II. Mrs. Clara Gallert, 201 Webster Avenue, Syracuse, N. Va. Benton Harbor, Mich. TAYLOR. Ralph M. Claude G. Taylor, Al- D.ANELAK, Alexander. Stanley Danelak, G8 GERTON, Marion. E. R. Kivett, Mount Ver- mond, N. Y’. Lexington Street, Newark, N. J. non, Ind. THOMPSON, Harry. Mrs. Mary Thompson, JiOYI^B, Edward. Miss Alma Doyle, Samuels, GORDON, .Timraio. Mrs. Nettie Gordon, Dcr- 414 Almarion Avenue, Evansville, Wis. Idaho. mott. Ark. PRIVATES. FELDSTEIN, Isadore. Mrs. Bella Feldstein, GORENCE, Alliin. William Freed, Buffalo, S. Prank. Mrs. Sarah E. Crume, 1115 .5542 Black Street, I’ittsburgh, Pa. ALLEN, Dak. Milldebury Street, Elkhart, Ind. GREEN, Clarence E. Frank D. Green, R. F. D. Owen T. John Green. GREEN. 139 Helen BALDERREE, Irving. R. G. Balderree, Dal- No. 1. North Wilbraham, Mass. Avenue, Otsego, Mich. Oreg. GUI’TON. William Robert. Mrs. Anna Gup- HAY’NES, Marion. Mrs. Sarah las, Sweanburg, BASHIEL. Michael. Miss Liz.sa Bochenhelm, ton, Buckline, Mo. R. F. D. No. .3, Newburg, S. C. .313 South Mount Street. Baltimore, Md. HAGEN, Loren. Mrs. Adele Hagen, Glasgow, Harry. Mr.s. Rose Heckler, HECKLER. 952 Paul 0. Alphonso Bcllomo, Bi- Mont. Center Street, Freeland. Pa. BELLOMO, vona. Girgentl Province, Italy. IIILDERRRAND, Carl Bernard HILTZ, Edward W. Mrs. Julia S. Y’ingling, W. Hllder- BENNETT. Evert. Caleb Bennett, Baileys brand. R. F. D. No. Greenview, 111. Naperville, 111. 1, Switch, Ky. HOLLINGSWORTH, Nate. Jay Hollings- LANGKAMP, Edward .1. Henry S. Langkamp, Jacob. Mrs. Sarah Brenner, 1140 worth. R. F. D. No. Revere, Minn. BRENNER, R. P. D. No. 3, Potosi, Wis. 1, Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn, N. Y. JAMISON, Furman, Jliss Bonnie Jamison, I’KICE, Thomas R. I.yman Holton, R. F. D. Albert D. E, M. Camp, Gresham, Oreg. Canton, N. C. CAMP, No. 3, Alvarado, Tex. Maike. .Yfanasi Chehow.sky, KL.YUS. Robert C. Mrs. Mary Klaus, 1C Or- CHEHOWSKY. ROSE, Delbert Dean. Orln L. Rose, Hop Bot- St. Arnevir Wladl, Kaukaus R. R., Russia. chard Street, Braddock. P.a. tom, Pa. COLLANGEI.O, Archangelo. Antonio Collan- KNIGHT, Thomas F. Mrs. Eva Knight, route SIPES. Walker O. II. Israel Sipes, R. F. D. gelo, 243 East Whitesboro, Rome, N. Y. 1. box G9, Reddick, Fla. No. 1, Pittsburg, Kans. Jame.s Finley. Mrs. Eva Collins, LAWRENCE. William J. Richard A. COLLINS, SI'GBR, Roy. Mrs. Ellen Law- N. Soger, 138 New- rence, Harlem Springs, Ohio. Roosevelt, Mo. port. Street. Nanticoke, Pa. LEWHS, Richard. Mrs. Nellie Lewis, 839 DADDARIO. I’a.squale. Louie de Lambo. 1952 TOLSON, Rufus. Mrs. Carrie Parker, Caltman Road, Cleveland. Ohio. D North La Salle Street. Chicago, 111. Street, Washington, D. C. LUCERO, Octaviano. Mrs. Julianita Lucero, DALTON, Ross A. Manlius H. Dalton, Visalia, WITT, Abner O. Abner T. Witt, 313 Fifth Taos, N. Mex. Cal. Street, Lynchburg, Va. MAHON, George. Mrs. Melina Mahon, 3510 DAVIS, William D. William M. Davis. Y’ale, North Natchig Avenue, Chicago, 111. Okla. Died of Disease. MAY'. William F. Mrs. Elizabeth A. May, DENNIS. William B. Doc Dennis, Cato, Ark. DEPERSPRO, Alexander. Lenardo Deperspro, COLONEL. 2400 West Sodgley Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa. .lersey Paterson, .T. MERRILL James O. Jim C. Merrill, R. F. D. 12.3 Street. N. BOYD, Carl. Mrs. Annie P. Boyd, care of G. C. Andalusia, Ala. ENTWIS'l'LE. Harold N. Mrs. Dora Ent- M. Boyd, Adairsville, Ga. MOONEY. .Toseph Arthur. Mrs. Leda Mooney, wistle, .39 Horton Street, Fall River, Mass. FLOYD, Green. C. P. Floyd, R. P. D. No. 8, LIEUTENANT. 115 Session Street, Berlin, N. H. NOISKY. Frank. Mrs. Matilda Noisky, 720 Ponee ile Leon, Fla. PTNKIIAM, Louis II., jr. Mrs. L. II. Pink- Franklin Street, Trenton, N. J. GLASCOCK, Emmett L. John A. Fenell, Ful- ham, 3C03 Atlanta Street, Spokane, Wash. PASSONI, Harry. Joseph Passoni, 220 East ton. Ki GOVAR, Claude. Mrs. Sophia Govar, 912 SERGEANTS. Twenty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. POPE, Loraine Melville. Alymer Henry Pope, Hickory Street, St. Louis, Mo. ANDERSON, Ransom S. Mrs. Bertha .Ynder- Oden, Mich. HADLEY, Thomas L. Joseph C. Hadley, Val- son, 000 Poplar Street, Portland, Oreg. liant, Okla. REDMOND. John II. Mrs. Barbara Redmond, NEI.SON, Jesse James. Mrs. Sallie Smith, HARDCASTLE, John G. Moses S. Hardcastle, Mansfield, Tex. 458 Ogden Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Sasakwa, Clarence Okla. ROBBINS. C. Mrs. Gertrude Keay, Dorsey. George Dorsey, R. F. D. cOnroRAL.s. Sayre, Okla. HARRISON, No. .3, box 80, Monroe, La. CLARK, Joseph V. Miss Margaret Clark, 201 SANDERS, Mathew Warren. Mrs. Hannah IIAUCK, Earl. Philip Hauck, 1354 Green Joseph Street, Newark, N. J. Sanders, Palisade, Minn. Street, Reading, Pa. GERMAN, Isaac. Mrs. Leuinia German, 129 SIMMONS, Wash. Mrs. Catherine Woodson, lANNIA, Salvatore. Frank Barno, 77 Frank- Bagard Street, Charleston, S. C. Vidalia, La. lin Street, Silver Lake, N. J. THE OEFICTAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUAEY 24 1919. , 33 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JOHNSON, Henry M. Martin Johnson, Ilen- TERRA, John. Dominick Terra, 473 Sixth Killed in Action, Previously Reported sol, N. Dali. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. JORDAUN, Harold M. Mrs. Esther Jordahn, VAN HORN, Clellie Arthur. Mrs. Elias Van Missing in Action. 211 Myrtle Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Horn, Crescent City. Wash. CORPORALS. KEEFE, William Mr.s. Anna Keefe, 10 VIPOND, Roger Washington. Mrs. Elizabeth ANDREW.S, Robert. Mrs. Prank Faahey, North Murray Street, Springfield, Ohio. Vipond. R. P. D No. 1, Gallatin, Mo. Albert. Mrs. Elizabeth George. Mrs. Inez 2308 Twenty-fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, KENRiCK, Kenrick, VOGELSANG, Joseph Minn. Kensington Road, Southport Lancaster, Eng- Vogelsang, R. F. D. No. 2, West Lincoln, land. Neb. BLOCK, Joseph II. Jospeh Block, Lindsay, Tex. LEWIS, Roy L. John L. Adams, Cartersville, WALSH, James T. John W. Walsh, 146 West Charles Mrs. Franks, Ga. Sixty-second Street, New York, N. Y. FRANKS. N. Jane Percy, LOWMAN, Oscar L. Mrs. Jennie Lowmau, WEIGAND, Henry B. John A. Weigand, Pe- Pa. MATTSGn. Gustaf A. Mrs. Mary Mattson, R. P. 1). No. Kalamazoo, Mich. tersburg, Nebr. 3, 656 Butler Brooklyn, MAIRWITZ. Isidore. Mrs. Gu.ssie Mairwitz WHELLER, James. Mrs. Mollie Dean, Rocky- Street, N. Y. RICHARDSON, James W. Mrs. Florency Golden. G23 West Second Street, Wilming- Gt3. ton, Del. IVDITAKER, Charlie T. Mrs. Whilden Whit- Pomroy, 295 Ohio Avenue, Providence, R. I. MALONEY, Edgar R. Mrs. Louise Maloney, aker, 105 Murphy Street, Greenville, S. C. PRIVATES. 1180 Franklin Avenue, Seattle, Wash. WIENAN, Herman. George Wienan, Galena. BRIGGS, Burdett A. Alexander Briggs, R. F. MARTTNCHUK, Constantine. Prank Rendick, 111. D. No. 1, Marengo, 111. 10 Rovd Street, Newark, N. J. WHLDER, Morton A. D. A. Wilder, 74 River CERTAIN, Louis J. Mrs. Rose Certain, Hotel JUSTICE, William li. Jerry Justice, Routon, Street, North Leominster, Mass. Bingham, I’hiladelphia, Pa. K.v. Missing in Action. DENtGn, Oscar A. Mrs. Glive A. Denton, KENMORE, William H. Mrs. Frances Ken- Huggins, Mo more West, 292 Linden Street, Brooklyn, PRIVATES. GIVENS, Hilton. Mrs. George Y'oung, Graf- N. y. ton, N. Dak. BRIGHT, James Lot. Mrs. Rosa Courtney, KENNEDY, William. Thomas Kennedy, 2713 IIOOPINGARNER, Myrl Darwin. Mrs. J. Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Weston. W. Va. Darwin Hoopingarner, Burr Oak, Mich. KERNER, Charles D. Frank Kerner, 343 Rose BURNETT, Clifton C. J. C. Burnett, Pilgrim. HOUCK, William Henry. Mrs. Mary G. Houck, Street. Reading. Pa. Tex. 2322 Aramingo Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Charles N. Mrs. Cora M. Burns, KING, George. Edward King, Bentonville, Va. BURNS, JABLINSKE, Max R. Adolph .Tabliusko, 466 L-'IDUKE, Louis G. Mrs. Helen S. Laduke, Stanley, Va. East One hundred and twenty-fourth Street, 1211 Second Avenue. Antigo, Wis. EGAN, James P. Miss Margaret Egan, 850 Cleveland, Ohio. Eleventh Street, York, N. Y. LAUDERDALE, Golden Ira. Mrs. Vera Lau- New JOHNi?GN, Albert P. Mrs. Amanda Bundy, Stanley. Joseph Kowalski, Lodz, derdale, Sayre, Okla. KOWALSKI, 1916 East Forty-ninth Street, Los Angeles, Poland, Russia. LAUDRICK, Edw'ard W. Mrs. Hannah Carver, Cal. 7.80 Water Street. Gardiner, McTAVISH. Stewart M. Mrs. Peter McTav- Mo. KELLY, Roy C. Charles W. Kelly, Hartford, ish, Canada. LEWIS, Ralph. William H. Levris, Anselmo, Stratford, Ontario. Mich. Nebr. PHILLIPS. William B. Will Phillips, Mt. MILLER, Ira II. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Sil- Aetna, N. C. I.UCAS, JoscTih, ,ir. Joseph Lucas, sr., ver Springs. Lancaster County, Pa. 609 William O. Mrs. Etzler, West Center Street, Mahanoy City. Pa. PHILLIPS. W. C. Harry. Merrit Potter, Brown City, 110 Street, Wheeling, Va. POTTER, McDANIEL, Henry. Mrs Maggie Gunn, Zane W. Mich. Hur H. Mrs. Minnie Speckard, ley, Ga. POWELL, James Ceslaw. Clements Stepul- 240 W'illard Street, Lexington, Ky. STEPULKOWSKY, McDonald. James. William Pasley, 1930 kowsky, 430 Hamilton Street, Harrison, N. .1. Til an Sti’i'et, SLOANB, Greely Clarence. Ma.v Sloane. West I’hiladelphia. Pa. Hamlin. Mc'GILL. Charles P. Andrew McGill, 169 Rus- W. Va. Died from Wounds, Previously Reported WILKISON, Rabe O. Frank Wilklson, Immo- sell Street, P,ro(dclyn. N. Y. Missing in Action. McNEIL, George Earl. Mrs. Edith McNeil, kalee, Fla. Gladstone. N Mex, CORPORAL. mack, David. Mrs. Fannie C. Mack, box 81, SECTION FEBRTJAEY 24, 1919. KEER, Einar J. Mrs. Luca Keer, 5427 Spruce Monroe. Orange Count}', N. Y. 4, M.'DISON, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Matthew P. Mrs. Mar.y Madison, Severely, Previously Reported 664 Superior Street, Kenosha. Wis. Wounded PRIVATES. MAHER, Mi(ha'l ,\. Mrs. Mary E. Faber, Killed in Action. CARNES, Earl Everett. James Carnes, R. F. 3118 Nor:h Twelfth Street, Kansas City, D. No. 3, Fort Scott. Kans. Kans. PRIVATE. HOWELL, William W. N. Joseph Robert Mrs. Louise Johnson, MATTERO. Thomas. Ray Paunesse, 809 GALLEGLY, Roy E. Howell, R. F. D. No. 3, Geneva, Ala. Tower Avenue, Suiierior. Wis, Grit, Tex. MELLON. Henry. Joe Mellon, New Hampton, Died, Previously Reported Missing in Iowa. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- Action. MGRRII.LI, Fortanato. Mrs Lianza Sarafina, viously Reported Killed in Action. 328 East One hundred and seventh LIEUTENANT. Street, PRIVATES. New York. N. Y. MAUGER, Harry B. Mrs. Ida B. Mauger, NEILSON, Alfred. Axel Nellson, Indiauola, PINE, Benjamin. Samuel Fine, 246 Market 5600 Rising Sun Avenue, Philadeiphia, Pa. Cal. Street, Brighton, Mass. SERGEANT. NEWP.ERG, Henry R. Adolph JERRELLS, Henen. Mrs. Rosie Okers, Lo- Hendrickson, PATTERSON, James R. Mrs. Eliza Patter- 6"2 South Janie.s Street, Ludington, gan, W. Va. Mich. son, Republic, Mo. NEWMiN, ,\ndrew A. Mrs. Hanna NewmanJ Return to Duty, Previously Reported 908 W'est Fifty-fifth Street. Chicago, III. CORPORALS. NIELSON, Soren. Mrs. Emma Nielson, 830 Killed in Action. BONNETT, John A. Mrs. C. M. Howeisen, Hayes .Avenue, Racine, Wis R. F. D. No. 2, Grand Forks, N. Dak. PARKS, Jamett. Martin Parks, 117 Elm PRIVATE. ROSENBERG, Hyman. Louis Rosenberg, 84 Street, Noeuah, Wis. AUKLAND, Jens. Mr. Gudmund, Skaarie, Sheriff Street, New York, N. Y. PARRAHM. W'illiam. Mrs. Jennie Parrahm, Pyfylke, Stavanger, Norway. PRIVATES. I’ark .Avenue, Babylon. N. Y PAYNE, William U.' George W. Payne, Robert Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- DEAN, Albert R. Miss Daisy Dean, Melstone, lioe. Tex viously Reported Died from Wounds. Mont. PIERCE, Howard. Mrs. Agnes M. Pierce, 118 FRARY, .John Frank. Mrs. Alice Frary, 706 Bernon Street. Providence. R. 1. LIEUTENANT. .South Wilson Street, Fort Scott, Kans. R.ANSON, Elmer. Sirs. Edna Ranson, 306 MANDICK, Peter. Alex Mandick, 630 Preb- S. Fourteenth Street. Rock Island. 111. SWIFT, Charles T. Mrs. Lena Huntley, bel Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. RECORDS, Orr D Thomas C. Records, Zenia, 1209 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. ROTHERMAL, Marry E. Mrs. Alice Rother- Cal. mal, 1147 Lawrence Street, Allentown, Pa. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Henry John. Mrs. Lydia Stang, REDDEN, Charle.s Mrs. STANG, C. Laura Redden, Bison, Kans. .1923 Borden Stn'et, Cincinnati, Ohio. Died from Wounds. STROMMEN, Nicolai M. Edwin Stromnien, BICHARD.SON, Oral. Joe T. Richardson, Summit. PRIVATE. 3472 Twenty-seventh Avenue, Minneapolis, Ky. Minn. RICKETTS, Ulys E. Charles E. Ricketts, DRUM, Sherman M. Mrs Lucy V. Drum, Lo- .020 North East Street. Madison, Ind. gan Station, Pa. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported RfiTHMAN, .Tohn A. Mrs. Anna Rothman, in Action. 0109 Union Avenue, Chicago, 111. Killed in Action, Previously Reported Missing SFWART, Russel. Mrs. Louise Bewart. Ken- Wounded Severely. SERGEANT. bridge, Va SMEDLUND, Gustave. Mrs. Louise Smed- SERGEANT. MONTGOMERY, William A. W. B. Mont- lund, box 68 Stanbaugh, Mich. gomery, Ashland, Miss. WASHBURN, Raymond Separd. Mrs. Laura SMITH. Charles II. Mrs. W. Smith, 195-A CORPORAL. Washburn, Bonner Springs, Kans. Kosciusko Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. KRIEGE. Walter W. Mrs. Minnie Kriege, SMITH. Columbus D. II. John Smith. Crab- PRIVATE. R. F. D. No. 2, Carlyle, 111. tree. N. C HAOEE, Harry Spencer. Mrs. Mary Hagee, S3’EPIIENK, Prank E. Guy C. Stephens, 5000 COOK. Wyoming Avenue, Nashville. Tenn. 2014 North Marshal Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SEUREN, Tony. Mrs. William Seuren, Stock- STREATER, Henry E, E. E. Streater, We- ton, N. J. woka. Okla. Missing in Action, Previously Reported SWANK, Samuel W. Frank Swank, general PRIVATES. delivery. Port Angeles, Vv'ash. Wounded Severely. PIEZARDO, Giovanni. Signora Piezardo, Dc- J. John suro, Novieso P. R. Treviso Miyako, Japan. SWANSON. Carl A. Swanson, R. F. SERGEANT. D No. 3, Kent City, Mich. RABNICK, Meyer. Meyer Mezevitz, 622 East TARASUK, Kondrat. Ewsev Tarazuk, box CASTLEBERRY, David L. Bill Johnson, 69 Gne hundred and seventeenth Street, Cleve- 054, International Falls, Minn. McDaniel Street, Atlanta, Ga. land, Ohio. 34 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING EEDDICK. John C. Mrs. Annie KcdaMc, COIIPOUALS. T.ANNER, Reuben E. Mrs. Annie Carpenter, Simmons, Tex. DELISSE, James. Mrs. Lena Delisse, 2547 56 Grant Avenue. Cranston, R. I. il. Mrs. Mar.v II. Ruok, 453 RUCK, Thomns East Fourteenth Street, Cleveland. Ohio. TORRES, Felis. Manuel Torres, Monticello, Pcnnsvlvania Avenue, Hagerstown, Mcl. HOOK. James II. Mrs. Nora Koch, 2 Elm- .N .Mex. A. Mrs. Catherine Nathans, TVAIII.,, ‘william wood Place. Charleston, W. Va. TUROVICII, John P. Miss May Y’anush, 2S:'3 Chatham Street, Philadelpliia, Pa, OSBORN. William O. W. J. Osborn, Wildrose, 30 Suffolk Street, New York, N. Y’. TOMPKINS, Jack P. Mrs. Matilda Henning, N. Dak. VAUGHN, William Rufus. Mrs. Mayme 12tt White Street, San Jose t.’al. SYNEK, John F. Paul Synek, 459 Willett Vaughn, Providence, K.v. Street, Buffalo, N. 'f. VINCENZO, Pittorino. Airs. Ressener Vin- Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported cenzo. Strombile BOGLEH. Messina, Italy. Missing in Action. WHEELER, Watson R. Mrs. Mary R. TEDDY, Lewis. George Teddy, box 663, Wheeler. Randolph, AVis. CORPOR.tLS. Helena, Mont. YATES, Albert B. Mrs. Caroline Yates, 23 COOK. ASKINS, Charlie W. Albert Asking, Loving- .Vorth AVlIlard Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. HAWORTH, Joseph V. Mrs. Ida May Ha- ZARRIEl-I.O, Charles. Mrs. Lucy Zarriello, ton, in. 313 KEKGLER. Joseph. Mrs. Caroline Krauscr, worth, Montezuma, Ind. East One hundred and twenty-tirst Street, New York, N. Y. West Smithfield Street. Mount Pleasant. Pa. rnivATEs. SERVISS, Earl W. Frank A. Serviss, Liud- Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported sa.v. Mont. BARNEY. Eugene. Miss Anna Barney, 288 SPARKS, Thomas V. Mrs. Mary J. Sparks, Main Street, Hartford, Conn. Missing in Action. 340 Williamson Street, Elizabeth, N. J, BEALL, Gus. Miss Leta Beall, Overton, Tex. TERPITKA, George. Mrs. Mar.v Adamy, 1425 BIED.V, Jan. Mike Zinde, R. P. D. No. 4, PKIVATE. West Erie Street, Chicago, 111. Appleton. Minn. VERRENDO, Nicholas. Leonard Verrendo, 34 BOEHM. Frank Riley. Mrs. Emma Boehm, North Front Street, Reading, Pa. COOK. 4945 Ogden Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. BURLINGTON, Ernest I. Mrs. Ollie Bulling- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported VALENTA, George. Mrs. Harry V.alenta, ton, Vandalia, 111. Missing in Action. 3588 Verdugo Rond, Los Angeles, Cal. BURNS, Charles Chester. Mrs. Josephine PRIVATES. Burns, 6013 Lansdowne Street, Philadelphia, CORPORALS. EARTERD.AY. Arthur L. Mrs. Ella M. Easter- ALLRED. Fcrdie II. William W. Allred, Kel- BURRELLA, Orazlo. Mrs. Francesco Barsne, day, 2003 Cornell Avenue. Indianapolis, Ind. ler, Tex. Pu Saverio. Province Cosenzalogo. Italy. PAIILOW, Austin G. AA’llliam Panlow, 598 ALTHOFER, Harry T. Mrs. Margaret CAROTIIERS. John A. Mrs. Rhoda Carothers, Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Taubel, 150 Uartranft Avenue, Norristown, 313 Merina Street, Pittsburgh. Pa, Pa. CLARK. Paul. Mrs. O. S. Clark, 205 East PRIVATES. Ralph R. BAIRD, Mrs. Rebecca Baird, 87 Main Street. Battle Creek, Mich. ANDREWS, James N. John II. Andrews, Washington Street, Cumberland, Md. CLINTON, Jacob. William Clinton, Ava, HI. Edenville, Pa. CAJl.ISTRO, Tony. D. Dondero, Port Jef- DOI.BEN, John. John Dolbeu, box 55. Thorp, ANTOLINE, Carmine. Mrs. Mary Casasante, ferson, N. Y. Wis. Raccacasale, Province of Diaquila, Italy. CALDWELL, Harold. Mrs. Mary Putty, 1734 EKMAN. Ole. Mrs. Lena C. Ekman, box 412, ARRINGTON, Maron D. M. C. Arrington, Street, Ogden Denver, Colo. Milner, N. Dak. R. F. I). 1, Colfax, La. CIOTTI, Joseph. Anthony Ciotti, Amster- ELLISON, John M. R. G. Ellison, R. F. D. No. BARKER, William H. Martin L. Barker, dam, .Teffer.son County, Ohio. 2. Cave Springs, Ga. Salem. Ark CONWAY, Fred. Addison T. Conway, Jeffer- FOSTER Dolphus B. Frank Foster, R. F. D. BERENS, Robert C. Mrs. Anne Berens, 145 son, Okla. No. 1. Kittyton, Tenn. Snedeker .Avenue, Woodbaven, Long Island, DEKKER, Henry J. John Henry Dekkc-r, FREEMAN, Walter B. Mrs. Ri'becca Bench, N, Y Llano, Cal. Advance. Ark. BISHOP, Robert C. Mrs. Lillian Bishop, DU BOSE. Loyd S. Edwin A. Du Bose, OCO GELTZ, Frederick H. C. H. Geltz, Genesee, I’iqua, Ohio. First Street, Macon, Ga. Idaho. BLACKWELL. William. C. P. Blackwell, R. FESSELL, Daniel II. Mrs. Cora Fessell, R. GILLI.4MS, George. Mrs. Sara Weller, 901 F. D. 2, Tyertown, Miss. F. D. No. 1, Greenville, Teuii. Schuylkill Avenue, Reading, Pa. BRADSHAW, John T. John J. Bradshaw, GR.4UEL, William Casimer. John I. Grauel, HOLLEY, Otho. Mrs. Maria C. Holley, Whar- Hosack Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4828 Ijorain Avenue, Cleveland, Oliio. ton. Tex BURROAA’S. Alfred A. Sylvester Burrows, HOLLAND, Earnest A. Miss Maggie F. Hol- HOLLIS. Willie B. Mrs. Mattie Hollis, Wal- R. F. D. 2. Chetopa, Kans. land, R. F. D. No. 4, McEwen, Tenn. nut, Miss. CARPENTER. Love. Jack C. Carpenter, En- LEVAN, John M. Mrs. Mary Levan, R. F. D. JANNETTE, Toney. Peter Jannette, 5025 glewood. Tenn. No 3, Whitwell, Tenn. Lanc.aster Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. CHRISTIANSEN, Christian A. Anders Chris- LINDSTEN, Charley. John A. Lindsten, R. KILGORE. Jess E. Mrs. Cora Ewing, North tiansen. Police Station No. 6, Copenhagen, F. D. No. 31, Leeman, Wis. Kansas City, Mo. Denmark. MARCH, Marko. Paul March, Vojnite, Aus- LANG, Edward .1. Emil Lang, Clarks Hill CLARK, French. Mrs. Mattie C. Gillenwater, tria. Mountain, Washington, Md. Robuck, Va. O’KEEFE, Patrick J. Mrs, Nora O’Keefe, 156 McDermott. Charles J. Mrs. Mary Brown, CONR.AD, Arlo. Joseph Conrad, Parsons, West Ninth Street, South Boston, Mass. 115 Magnolia Avenue, .Jersey City, N. J. Tenn. PANGER, Raymond. Julius Panger, 154 McGUE, John. Mrs. Nellie McGue, Pier COURTNEY, Stephen. Miss Nora Scott, 4015 No-th Lincoln Avenue, Fond du l.ac, Wis. Street, East Milton, Mass. West Harrison Street, Chicago, 111. PIERCE, William. Mrs. Eliza Reincehls, MARINO. Nicola. Francesco Marino, Gal- CUNNINGHAM, John J. Jliss Alice Cun- Hope, Idaho. lina Calabria, Italy. ningham, 109 Bartlett Street, Lowell, Mass. POT'TER, Edison E. L. J. Potter, 111 Huron M-ARTIN. Theran M. Charles Martin, Har- D.AVIDSON, John. John Davidson, Carra- Street, Svracuse, N. Y. lem. Mont. veagh, Masside, County Antrim, Ireland. REINHART, Leo John. William Reinhart, MARTINE, Charles H. Mrs. Carrie Martine, DERBONNE, Luddy. Thomas Derbonne, box 7, Stone Creek, Ohio. Bagley, Minn. Derry, La. ROSE, James W. Mrs. Emily Howard, Nash- MARX. Barney J. Mrs. Lucy Marx, 2 Lake DRUM. Clarence II. Mrs. Harry Drum, 269 ville, Ark. Street, Chebovgan. Mich. Horton Street. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ROSSI, Adolph. Albert Ruocckio, 12 West MAURY, Walker Rutson. Mrs. Hester Hestle- FAIRCHILD. Marion. Mrs. Lois Fairchild, Bradford Avenue, Flushing, N. Y. tine Alaury, Charlottesville. Va. Cooper, Ky. SIGGINS, Charles II. Nicholas Siggins, 452 MERRILL, Fred. Alex Merrill, West Seventh FROST. Harry B. Fred K. Frost, 26 Main Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street. Sheridan, Ind. .Street. Hackettstown, N. J. SPILLERS, Dick. Mrs. Mabel Spillers, MICHEL. William J. Henry Michel, Huff- GILBERT, William. John W. R. Gilbert, Hanna. Okla. smith. Tex. Bakerton. Ky. STEVENS, Henry T. Mrs. Belle Stevens, MILLER. George True. Paul Miller. La GIRARD, Victor. Louis G. Girard, 105 Du- Burley, Idaho. Mine, Mo. lude Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. SUITER, George. John V. Prendergast, NESS, Obert A. Harold Ness. Twin Valley, GLUPKER. George H. Mrs. Senie Glupker, Woodland Avenue. Morristown, N. J. Minn. Dorr, Mich. SYRING, Herbert T. Mrs. Emelia Syring, OWENS, Miles P. Tom Owens, Belcher, Ky. GREEN, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Green, Kelser, 5423 'Tracy Avenue, Superior, Wis. I’ATE, Luther M. Elisha H. Pate, Gowen, I’a. TOTARO, John. Mrs. Filomena Totaro, Piag- Okla. GREENE, Charles. Charles F. Greene, 333 ginl Sonrano, Italy. ROCK, Elgan. Mrs. Vesta Rock. 315 East Plainfield Street, Providence. R. I. VOELLNER, Herman. Mrs. Leonard Kotte- Mount Vernon Street, Sprlngfleld. Mo. HARGRAVE, Hall L. Mrs. Katherine Har- Francisco, lirock. 400 Volcan Avenue, Kirkwood, St. ROSS. Earl F. Mrs. Lottie R. Cooley. 118 grave, 360 London Street, San Louis. Mo. Broadway Avenue, Walnut Beach, Milford, Cal. Charles E. William L. Hodges, R. WARFORD. Joseph G. Monroe II. Warford, Conn. HODGES. Kans. R. P. D. No. Abilene, Tex. SACK, George. William M. Sack, 717 Finde P. D. No. 1. Valeda, 5, Rapids, Mich. Carl K. Charles A. James, R. F. D. WELSH. Roy J. Mrs. Annallee Welsh, 298 Street. Big JAMES, Ohio. East Clark Street, East Palestine, Ohio. SCANLIN. Dani<'l T. Mrs. Margaret Far- No. 2. New Straitsville, Kahler, 122 WII.LIAMS. Edward R. Mrs. Jacqueline Wil- num, 1529 Carroll Avenue, St. Paul, KAIILER, Earl. Mrs. Annie Lancaster, Pa. liams, olio Christman Street, Philadelphia, Minn. Strawberry Street, J. Kei'ton, Copan, Okla. Pa. SCHWEITZER, Herman. .Tacol) Schweitzer, KEETON, Jim. L. 209 Pemhine Avenue, Wahpeton, N. Dak. KENT, Joseph D. Albert M. Kent. 254 North Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- SECORD, Ellsworth C. Mrs. Sarah E. Se- Twenty-second Street, AVest Philadelphia, cord. 428 South Geneva Street. Ithaca, N. Y. Pa. viously Reported Missing in Action. STEVENS, Omer. Mrs. Omer Stevens, 1623 KIRBY. John .Joseph. Mrs. Marie Griffin, SEUGEANTS. .Tefferson Street, Tampa, Fla. 1916 Parrish Street, Philadelphia, Pa. STEWARD. Lawrence J. Mrs. Anna Stew- KRUK. Thomas J. Michael Kruk. 146 Steu- CARDEN, James L. Nathaniel T. Carden, ard. R. F. D. 4, Nelsouville, Ohio. l)pn Street. Jersey City, N. ,T. Hampton, Tenn. STIT.ES, Edwin F. Benjamin Stiles, Clymer, MANUEL. Herbert F. R. E. Manuel, Wash- CHERVENAK, John. Frank Tasar, 2107 Au- Pa. ington. Va. burn Street, Chicago, 111. SZUT.ARSKl, I.wdwig. Mrs. Antonia Szutar- MARTIN, Joseph. Mrs. Bonnie Bureff, Coal ROARK, Price. Carew Roark, Noctor, Ky. ski, 253 Twentieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Creek, Tenn. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUATIY 24, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MAETZ, Howard P. Mrs. Nellie Martz, R. P. Killed in Action, Previously Reported KELLY', Leo F. Edward M. Kelly, Palacios, D. No. 6. Bethany, Mo. Tex. Died, MILLER, Earl W. George G. Miller, Trem- KUNZ, Earl L. Louis W. Kunz, Bengal, pealeau, Wis. PRIVATE. Minn. PAYNE, George W. Mrs. Stella Maritz, ANDERS, Warrick A. Preston Anders, Inde- RICKARD, Artie M. C. W. Rickard, Oaks- Dante, Va. pendence, Va. dale. Wash. ROBINSON, Wesley Leland. Mrs. Catherine SHUMATE, Lcnley. Mrs. Charity Shumate, Robinson, New Town, Pa. Died of Disease, Previously Reported Died. Durham, Ark. RC'OKER, Noel. Mrs. Clistil Rooker, 320 Ed- wards Street, Fort Collins, Colo. PRIVATE. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported ROSOFSKY, Izzy. Mrs. Ida Rosofsky, 002 SEWELL, John. Miss Maggie Parker, 238 Missing in Action. Cherry Avenue SE., Canton, Ohio. George Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. PRIVATES. ROWELL, James K. Jim W. Rowell, Ripley, Killed Action, Previously Reported Miss. I in LINN, Albert W. Mrs. Samuel Woolrich, jr., McClure Street, RUTTER, Lawrence M. Mrs. Virginia Rutter, Wounded Severely. Dravosburg, Pa. IIS Morgantown Street, Uniontown, LOCKHEART, George A. Mrs. Ruth Jones Pa. PRIVATES. Lockheart, 202 Grace SCMMERFELD, Fred. Mrs. John Schmerfeld, Street, Norfolk, Va. HANDSTAD, Arthur M. .Tohn P. Handstad, LONG, John K. Mrs. Claude O. Young, 404 H. F. D. No. 1, Mahanoy City, Pa. 717 Cedar Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minn. North Market Stieet. STEINBERG. Joseph. Mrs. Ida Steinberg, 18 Frederick, Md. HOLECHECK, .Toseph. Joseph Holecheck, sr., PARKER, Harry G. Mrs. Selma Parker, .Mlend'ile Street, Springfield, Ma.«s. 23 R. F. D. No. 4, Charlevoix. Mich. Hancock Place, Hudson Heights, N. J. STONEMAN, Albert W. Mrs. Cassie L. Stone- McGINN, Frank J. John P. McGinn, 52 Red- PEDERSON, Mariu.s. Tiieodore man. Chagrin Falls, Ohio. I’ederson, mond .4 venue. Inwood, N. Y. lOlo We.st Fifth Street, Duluth, Minn. STOWERS, Robert B. Milton Stowers, Cove WOOD, Edwin D. Mrs. Mary W'ood, Spring- RISNITO, Va.>ilie. '"'reek, Va. Dan Ogren, P. O. box 196, field, S, Dak. Warren, Ohio. TT'BEN. Renar. Aaron Hagelin, 3424 West SAV'ELKOUL, Harry Chri.stlan. Si\ty-fifth Street. Mrs. Eliza- Seattle, Wash. Missing in Action, Previously Reported beth Savclkoul, Chaska, VITTI. Antonio. Mrs. Sallna Minn. Conetto, 29 Ray- Willie ’’’ond Wounded Severely. SPURLOCK, D. Mrs. Susie Oliver, Street, Stamford, Conn. Dawson, Ga. VLIIA, George J. Mrs. Annie C. Vlha, Rose- PRIVATE, bud, Tex. STEWaRT, liarvey. Walter Stewart. Mount JAEGER, Charles. Mrs. Mary .Taegcr, 1639 Airy. Md. Erroneously East Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Reported Killed in Action. Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported LIEUTENANT. Killed in Action, Previously Reported Missing in Action. RRTGGS, Missing in Action. .Tames H. Mrs. ,T. H, Briggs, 204 LIEUTENANT. Dennis Avenue, Houston, Tex. LIEUTENANT. COLLINSWORTH, Cullen C. J. T. CoUins- Erroneously MULCAHY, Richard W. Daniel Mulcahy, worlh, Lalayctte, Tcnn. Reported Died from Wounds. Portage, Wis. CORPORALS. SBRC.EANT. CORPORAL. McKINNEY, George Heath. Mrs. Mattie Cor- RIFBER, Joseph. Mrs. Sarah .T. MILLER, Fred C. Cecil Miller, Gaston Bieber, 86 60SJ bett. 2518 South Second Street, Philadel- Norman Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Avenue, Fairmont, W. Va. phia, Pa PRIVATES. MELILLO, Thomas. Mrs. Annie Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- D. Rocco, 34 AHOLA, Nlckodemus. Mrs. Fannie Ruhima, Forrest Street, Orange. N. J. viously Reported Killed in Action. general delivery. Munising, Mich. QUIGLEY', Robert Cline. William Brown Quigley, Memphis. Tex. CORPORAL. BONNICK, John. Charles Bounlck, R. P. D. No. 1, Glens. Miss. MECHANIC. Rirn''TOND, Harry A. John W. Bryce, U. F. BROOKS, Homer D. A. M. Brooks, Norcros.s, D. No. 6, Richmond, Mo. Ga. TOCCO, Mike. Joe Toci o, 97 East Twenty- third Street, Chicago MECHANIC. BROWN, James R. Amos Brown, Meat Hall, Heights, Hi. Scareroft, Thormer-in-Leeds, Yorks, Eng- RR.YFNBECK, .Toseph. .Tohn C. Braunbeek, land. ANGELUCCI. R. P. D. No. 1, Wallis Run, Pa. CLASBY, Earl D. H. II. Clasby, Kiefer, Okla. Domenico. Llberatore Angc- lucci, Pridgeboro, CRONIN, Peter T. Mrs. Catherine J. Cronin, N. J. WAGONER. BOOTH, Taibert. 717 State Street, Lincoln, 111. Mrs. Jessie T. Booth, Mount CARR, .Tames J. Mrs. Sarah Carr, 261 Hoyt EUGE. Michael. Mrs. Grace Tockura, 2631 Ternon, Ohio. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chippewa Street, St. Louis, Mo. CERONE, Gioacchino. Peter A. Cerone, 208 Delhi Street, Syracuse, N. Y. PRIVATES. INGRESANA, Antonia. Mrs. Kate Leone, 56 Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. COLWICK, Belfoi'd C. Mrs. Mary Colwick, Nor.se, BENDITTE, Ern' st. Mrs. Mary Benditte, 48 KYLE, Thomas C. James A. Kyle, Scottsboro, Tex. uarez Street. Napa, Cal. Ala. COIPTNEY', Edward Henry. Mrs. Mary Cort- CRUMPI.FR. Robert E. Mrs. T. E. ney, ileliron, Nelir. Balsden, LANCASTER. Claude S. Mrs. Ora S. Lancas- Andalusia, Ala. DAUGHERTY'. Lorenza S. William R. ter. Bent Mountain, Va. Daugh- NOONAN, E*-.vard B. Mrs. erty, Dalla.vtown, Pa. Ellen Noonan, 7 LANG, John H. Mrs. Cunni,gunda I/ang, Ga-dner Street, 3231 DOUGLASS, Estel R. John Exeter, N. H. Foster Avenue. Highlandtowii, Md. E Douglass, Mari- TUCKER. Hillary. Mrs. Ella R. etta, Tex. Tucker, Ad- OIUMETTE, Albert .T. Mrs. Didvina Oiumette. vance, N. DUCHECK, Matthia.s A. C 25 Cabot Street, Holyoke, Mass. Matthias A. Duch- eck, sr., 3122 Pennsylvania RADLOFF, Edward C. Mrs. Mary Radloff, Avenue, St. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Louis, Mo. 1219 Haeberle Avenue, Niagara Falls. N. Y. ELFTMANN, Milliam Killed in Action. RICHARDS, Samuel. G. Fred Elftmann, gen- Mrs. Ida R!K;hards, eral deliv.erv, I’igeon, Mieh Boyero, Colo. PRIVATES. William Fischetter, 2610 Braiidee KAR.\BATSOS, Died of Wounds, Previously Reported Avenue. Erie, Pa. Tom, Tom Karos, 728 South FYOCK, Joseph. Louie Fyock, '^alstend Street, 908 North Chicago, HI. Missing in Action. Main Street, Gallitzcn, Pa. LAYCOB, David. Jake Laycob, 2120 Thomas HOLT.'^BERRY, Street. SERGEANTS. Robert L. Mrs. Ellen Klm- St. Louis, Mo. niel. R. F. D, CARMAN, Timothy B. George No, 2, Lntty, Ohio. OI’.ERLE. John Mrs. Florence Oherle, Bilt- Carman, Wood- JONES, Ballard more N. Y M s. Rosa Wilson, Ary, Kv. Apartments, Los Angeles. Cal. JORD.YN, Claude W. Victor QUINN, Daniel ,T. Mrs. Elizabeth ?I. Quinn, C. Jordan. Princeton, S. Returned to Duty, Previously 1101 Church Street, Johnstown, Pa. C. Reported LANDON. Raymond E. Mrs. Feme Landon. Died of Wounds. Died of Disease, Previously Reported 234 Ro.val Drive, .'^an J®se, Cal. LAY'rO.N. Roliert Manuel. Mrs. SERGEANT. Missing in Action. Maggie Lay- ton, 1.519 Chapman Street, Houston, Tex SIMPSON, William S. David Simpson, Dal- PRIVATES. LEDOUX, Henry. Felix Ledoux, 65 Chestnut zell. 111. Street, Spc'iicer, Mass. BRZOSTOWICZ. .Toseph H. Anthon.y Brzos- McGX"yRE_ CORPORAL. towicz, 61 Fifth Avenue, North Tonawanda, Eugene Joseph. Mrs. Henry MT'CHAUD, Edmund J. Henry Plunette, Port N Y. Michel, Lancaster, N. Y. MARINKO, John. John Kent, Me. GINLEY, Joseph L. Terrence Ginley, 3 West Marinko, 802 North Vine Street, Hazelton, Main Street, Girardville, I’a, Pa. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- MORRIS. Wi'iiam C. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, ously Reported Died Died, Previously Reported Missing in Lakeview, Tex. of Disease. MY'ERS, Riuidy. Ewel Wesley Action. Myers, R. F, PRIVATE. D No. 0, Paragould, Ark. PRIVATES. NFW, Charles. Sidney Shaw, R. F. D. No. 2, MTT.EM, John P. Mrs. Genevieve Milem. R. P. Ellenwpod, Ga. CARLSON, Thomas. I). No. 1, care of L. A. Clemons, Bettendorf, Carl Carlson, 416 South OGONOWSKI. Mikolai, Mrs. Rridgie Demb- Iowa. Seventeenth Street, Tacoma, Wash. CHOJNAUKI, sky. 1501 Military Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Ignacy. Ix'onard Cho.lnacki, PALMER, Alhin F. Charles A. Palmer, Chi- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported 627 Sixt(>enth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. sago City, Minn. Died of Disease. CLEMENT. Darius. Oliver Clement, Fair- POSEY, Donnie A. Mrs. Lilly Posey, Hol- view. Utah. land, Ark. PRIVATES. COCKERLINE, Conrad C. Jlrs. Elizabeth SAI.ISIU'RY, Floyd H. Clinton Salisbury, Cockerline, R. F. D. No. 3, Estacada, Oreg. 340 Hiett Avenue, HUNT, Cassius. Mrs. Maude Sherwood, 'Toledo, Ohio. 7 GABRIEL. William Elmer. Mrs. Su.san Anna SCHULZE. Gregory E. William J. Schulze, Irvington Street, suite 4, Boston, Mass. Gabriel. Kennett, Mo. 2010 No-th Twelfth Street, St. Louis, Mo. LAMAR, John II. John C. Lamar, Barron, JONES, Robert T. W. C. Jones, Seagovillc, SHTELMEK, John 'T. Jakis Shtelmek, 206 Tex. D Street, Charlestown, Mass, 36 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ?IMONCELLI, Anselmo. Jlazzareno Simon- PAWLICKI, .John. Mrs. Antonio Pawlicki, GUNDERSON, Carl. Mrs. Cornelia Gunder- cclli. Fossombrone, Italy. 3007 East Fifty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. son, 753 Fifty-fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. POKOLOFF, .(aoob. IjPwIs Sokoloff, Vitepak PEARN, .loseph C. Bernadette Pearn, 205 HALL, Harold A. Orville Sheridan Hall, 1317 I’ridrcoc, Province 'Warsaw, Russia. Taaffee Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nevarro Road, Canton, Ohio. POWERS. Bernard .1. William P. Sowers, PERKINS, Linwood II. Mrs. Nora Perkins, HENRY, Harvey. Mrs. Alice Stewart, 1708 K. F. I). No. 1. Pilatt, Va. box 133, Blue Hill, Me. Lincoln Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. STAAP., Ilcnry. Mrs. II. Staab, No. 1, box 22, RIVITUSO, Prank. Guiseppe Rivituso, 1101 HIGH, Barney M. Mrs. Pennie High, R. F. D. Wis. Waukesha, Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. No. 1, Sims, N. C. VANHOOSE, John, W. J. Vanhoose, Mc- RODAHL, Theodore A. All Rodahl, R. P. D. HORN, Bishop M. Marion J. Horn, Deport, Croiy, Ark. No. 3. Benson, Minn. Tex. SCHMITT, Frank N. Mrs. Schmitt, WII/LIAMS, Oeorge K. W. R. Williams, East Mar.v JACOBS, Frank J. Mrs. May Jacobs, 1311 general delivery, Kans. Bernstadt, Ky. Gorham. North Kickappo Street, Lincoln, III. Sherley, AYILLS, Raymond. Mrs. John Wills, 340 Cale- SHERLEY, Arthur W. Jesse C. JOHNSON. Chester. Thomas E. Johnson, donia Street, Calumet, Mich. Glaud, Tex. Oxford, Ind. W.TELEZIK. Herman. Tony Mihalski, 247 SIMONES. Joseph. Mrs. Veronica Simones, Florian Street, llamtramck, Mich. JOHNSON, John ~IL "Marclius Martinson, Shunt-72 John Street, Hartford, Conn. Elbow Lake, Minn. WOOLSEY. William L. Mrs. Lizzie Wirt, SMITH, Charles B. Frank Smith, Cisco, Tex. Eigus, Mo. SMITH, George A. Henry W. Smith, Dover, JONES, Lawrence. Mrs. Roxie P. Jones, WRIGHT, Foy A. Mrs. Sarah V. DeShields, Ohio. Predericktown, Mo. 5250 Sixty-ninth Street, Portland, Oreg. SPEARMAN. .Tames. Mrs. Mary Spearman, KINSER, Wilber M. John Kinser, Talking 33 Concord Jcrse.v City, N. J. Rock, Ga. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Street. STAMP, Edward. Henry Stamp, sr., R. F. D. LANTZ, Ralph B. Mrs. Sarah Lantz, East ously Reported Missing in Action. No. 2, Garwin, Iowa. Clarksburg, W. Va. STREETER, Roy B. Charles A. Streeter, LAWREnCe, Cyril William. Mrs. Emma SERGE.iNTS. Hastings, Nebr. Lawrence, 5911 North Camac Street, Phila- BAILEY, William Herbert. Mrs. Mary Bailey, SWITALA, Phil. Simon Switala, R. F. D. delphia, Pa. 24-1 Pasi'dena Avenue, Detroit, Mich. No. 2. AubuiTi. Mich. LEWIS, Romie. Mrs. Julia Lewis, general de- livery, Louis, McCullough. John M. Uanlel Schmidt, TANKS. Pandy S. Arthur Tanes, 35 Emmett St. Mo. Montpelier, Iowa. Street, Brockton. Mass, McCANN, Louis M. Mrs. Emma McCann, 1004 McN'EIL, Edward D. Edward McNeil, 13 Me- WENZEL, Edward. Mrs. Martha Wenzel, 235 South Second Street, Temple, Tex. chanic Street, Waltham. Mass. Joseph. Ignatz Malinowski, West One hundred and ninth Street, New MALINOWSKI, 223 West Merrill Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. CORPORALS. York city. MATAZZO, Peter. James Parocopio, 110 Sul- QUICK. Oscar L. Mrs. Almina Opperman, WHALEN, Willi.am J. Mrs. Mary Whalen, livan Street, New York, N. Y. 51 0 East Park Avenue, Tayiorville, 111. 1 Moran Street, Worcester, Mass. MEEKS, William C. William L. Meeks, 313 TRUTKO, Alexander. Mrs. Mary Michalski, WHITE, John II. Grant B. Hallenbush, 217 East Baird Avenue, Barbarton, Ohio. Calderwood, Mich. Depot Street. Burlington, Vt. NANCE, Paul. Mrs. Bessie Cloud, 92G West WILLI.4MS. Francis J. Miss Mary Allen, 348 Weatherford Street, Fort Worth, Tex. >tECHANICS. Pleasant Avenue, New York City. NATION, James. Thomas J. Nation, Duncan, WILLIAMS. Leonard O. George A. Williams, CANADAY, Paul. Mrs. Ida Canaday, Cooper- Ariz. R. P. D. No. Easley, S. C. ton. Okla. 3, NICOSIA, Frank. Leo Socastio, IGIO Myrtle SANTWIRE, James. Isadore Santwire, 18 WISER, Wilba A. Mrs. Sarah Everdon, Pilot Street, Erie, Pa. Knob, Ind. Baxter Street, Rutland, Vt. NIX, Fred. Mrs. Helen Nix, Aberdeen, Wash. Wltschorke, PRIVATES. WTTSCHORKE, Fritz J. Andaras OLSON, Walter. Mrs. Hannah Olson, 25 R. P. D. No. 2, Brenham, Tex. Kinsman Street, Ashtabula, Ohio. ALLEN, Walter E. Miss Viola B. Allen, 57 WRIGHT, Ivy W. Wilson Daniel Wright. R. PALMER, John W. James N. Palmer, Curry- Main .Street, West Springtield, Mass. P. D. No. 1, Defeated, Tenn. vllle. Mo. BANIE. Leo John. Mrs. Annie Banie, box PEAK, Russell. Joseph II. Peak, 58 White No. 145, Edgar, Wis. Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported Street, Mount Holly, N. J. Willard II. Mrs. Angelina BATCIIELDER, Missing in Action. PEKAREK, Stanley. Martin Pekarek, G002 Batcheldcr, Galt, Cal. Hillman Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Clark C. Harry A. Berwager, PRIVATES. BERWAGER, POTTER. Harry Bee. WilUam Potter, Car- Hanover, I’a. AIDUKBWICH, Stely. Mrs. Julia Aiduke- lyle, HI. CIARULA, Constantin!. Baeehisio Ciarula, wich. G7 Sumner Street, Chelsea, Mass. Frank A. Mrs. Premo, 1840 444 Cherry Street, Pottstown, Pa. PREMO, Mary FLEISIG. Julius. Mrs. Rose Fleislg, 40 South Division Street, Marinette, Wis. COSTIGLION, Leo. Leo Costiglion, 38 Prospect Street, Youngstown, Ohio. PRYCZYNSKI, John L. Mrs. Mary Pryezyn- Rievard .Street, Detroit, Mich, ski, 1029 East Street, Decatur, 111. DAVIS, Alonzo. Mrs. Alice Davis, 315 West Main Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Paul Ernest. Charles Rensland, Fifth Street, Fulton, RENSLAND, N. Y. 1663 Turner Avenue, Grand Rapids. Mich. DUPAQUIER, Meynier. Mrs. Henry Dupa- Missing in Action. RIDER, Milo G. Thomas Bragg, 729 Wo.st quier, 2501 Bruxelles Street, Orleans, New CAPTAIN. State Street, Columbus, Ohio. La. ROBBINS, William McK. Albert A. Robbins, DUMELSKI, Felix. Mrs. Rose Dumelski, JONES, Oscar L. Mrs. Charles Jones, G021 810 South Main Street, High Point, N. C. Carnegie Street, St. Mouchlski, Germany. Joseph, Mo. SANATERE, I>eter. Joe Sanatere, box 1090, GIANCAMILLI, Mazzarino. Mrs. Emillia CORPORALS. Welland, Ontario, Canada. Giancamilli, Ostra Vetre I’r Ancona, Italy. STEPHENSON, Prank. Mrs. Sophia Stephen- GOOD, Joseph A. Mrs. Goldie Good, general MENARDI, George. Ralph J. Menardi, 538 son, 318 Kemp Avenue, Ironton, Ohio. delivery. Skidmore, Mo. Troost Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. STRIEGLER, Valentine G. Mrs. Margarete HALEY, William B. Mrs. Ada Haley, Oak- MULHOLLAND, Michael. Mrs. Nellie Mul- M. Striegler, Coin City, Tex. wood, Tex. holland, 5 Naun Street, Roxbury, Mass. TAYLOR, William Z. John A. Taylor, Elijah, N. HUTCHINSON. Edwin M., jr. Edwin M. BUGLER. C. Hutchinson, 544 Congress Street, Portland, VERNOIA, Francesco. Angela Vernola, 691 Me. BUSBY, Joseph. Ed. A. Locke, West Manches- Union Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. JEWELL. Ray W. Mrs. Bessie Jewell, 10 ter, Ohio. WARANISKY, William. Peter Waranisky, North Fifteenth Street, Toledo, Ohio. PRIVATES. Gredna, Russia. LARSON, Samuel. Mrs. Jennie Weinstock, WILKINSON, Parker, jr. Parker Wilkinson, 145i) Place, York, BURTON, Richard A. Thomas W. Burton, Minford New N. Y. 255 Pioneer Street, Akron, Ohio. LINTON, Charles E. Edward M. Linton, 1838 Huntsville, Mo. North Wolf Street, Baltimore, Md. BARSKI, Joseph. Theodore Barski, 3762 ZEILINGER, Clyde J. Mrs. May Zeilinger, LINTON. Robert E. Mrs. Lucy Schroath, Jennings Road, Cleveland. Ohio. David City, Nebr. Plus, W. Va. BRUBACK, Fred. Leo J. Bimback, R. P. D. LOCKEBY, Maine. Miss Minnie Lockeby, Mur- No. 4, Deschler, Ohio. Erroneously Reported Died of Disease. fresboro. Ark, C.4RMMBR, William. Douglas Carmmer, COUPORAL. LU BOSCO Ralph. Tony Barra, 299 Hudson Cookstown, N. J. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CARTER, Daniel M. Charles Carter, 114 PETERSON. August P. John A. Peterson, Minn. McBride, WilUam Francis. Miss Annie Mc- Johnson Street, Highland Park, N. .T. R. P. D. No. 3, Sherburn, Bride, 130 McKean Street, Philadelphia, CASSIDY, Leo. Mrs. Anna E. Cassidy, R. F. PRIVATE. Pa. D. No. 1, Fillmore, 111. McBROOM, Lyman. Edgar McBroom, R. F. D. CHATMAN, Richard. Charles Chatman, SUMMERS, John E. Henry Summers, R. P. D. “A.” Terre Haute, Ind. Parma, Mo. No. 2, Walnut Grove, Miss. .lohn a. Mrs. McDonald, Jennie E. Mc- CIWINSKI, Ned S. jMrs. Julia Ciwinski, 3041 Donald, box No. 200, Newberry, Mich. West Twenty-first Place, Chicago, 111. Erroneously Reported Wounded (Degree McGALLIARD, Fred R. Mrs. Slay M. Lewal- CULLERTON, James A. Mrs. Sarah Culler- Undetermined). len, R. F. D. No. 1, Commerce, Ga. ton, 306 Diamond Street, Kittannlng, Pa. MacHANDE, Herman II. Mrs. Annie Mac- DE LANCE, Naley. Angelo Victoria, 409 PRIVATE. Hande, Chesterfield. Md. Greenwood Avenue, Springfield, Mo. James P. Miss Margaret Dooley, MAURER, August John. August Ilenr.v Mau- William. Joseph D1 DOOLEY, DI MECO. Meco, Grove 511 Pierce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. rer. 1409 Holcomb Avenue. Detroit, Mich. Street. Franklin, Mass. MYERS, William H. Henry J. Myers, Shir- GIBBONS, Austin. Mrs. Helen Gibbons, gen- leysbur.g. Pa. eral delivery, El Paso, Tex. Erroneously Reported Missing in Action. PARRISH, George. Mrs. Ruth Ross, 1425 GRANGER, Herbert R. Mrs. Lydia Granger, LIEUTBNAXT. Quincy Street, Kansas City, Mo. 135 Third Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. PATTERSON, Herbert F. Mrs. Irene Patter- GROSSO. Angelo A. Guiseppe Grosso, South STONE, G. C. Mrs. Edward Charopeaw, 25 son, 15 I./Ogan Street, Lynn, Mass. Agato Dei Goti Di Benevendo, Italy, Lisle Street, Braintree, Mass. : : . : — THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBEUABY 24, 1919. 37 Health Conditions at Army Cafnps Within the United States As Reported to the Surgeon General for Weel^ Ending Feh, 14 T!ie War Department authorizes the the number of new cases of pneumonia erage strength 306,475). The death rate fchowins (19), w’ith Camp Taylor (18) second Ui (disease only) is 10, against 11.8 last Herewith is a detailetl report on the this respect. The ports of emTbarkation— week. The death rate (disease only) for Iiealth conditions of troops in the United Hoboken and Newport News—each report the corresponding week last year was 9.7 States for the week ending February 14, IS new cases of the disease for the week. The noneffective rate has increased to 60, division of sani- against 1919. The report of the Net Eeduction 1 12 ( ?1 1 1 58.79 the preceding week. A total of 341 cases 6 27 (17) 7 26 1 126.29 of this disease reinain rmder treatment 3 ?) 214.28 ( of report. • Revarccination 2 19 (?) 2 2 77 43 on the date 2 26 ( 6 ) 9 2 72.91 against typhoid fever is being adminis- 2 38.22 29 ( 7) tered to troops in infected organizations. 3 1 6 ( 3) 5 2 43 90 4 • 2 ?) 12 62.39 Troops in Siberia. 4 17 1 66 96 9 2) 7 1 43 31 ( 5. The health of tlie American Expedi- 9 ( 3) 54.60 i^ excellent. Rhplhv 4 3 *4(4) 15 61. 18 tionary Forces, Siberia, 6 .82 1 9 ( ) 30. There were only 2 new cases of pneu- 1 1 ( ?) 1 1 72.52 1 of meningitis reported for 80'. monia and 1 10 ( 10 ) 1 5 15 3 11 ( 2) 3 1 91.09 the week. Influenza admissions number 4 10 1) 3 1 1 90. 02 45, as compared with 58 last week. No 8 7 ?) 9 102. 61 other serious diseases are prevailing. 4 4 ( ?) 1 57.17 1 8 1) 10 2 2 10 43. 93 Only 1 death (accident) was reported. 5 10 ?) 16 2 1 68. 95 in the 5 6 ( ?) 6 7 65. 92 Causes of death in principal camps 6 1 13 ( 3) 5 2 4 28.47 United States for lueeJc endimj Febru- 6 29 ?) 30 2 1 69.25 1919: 1 37. 65 ary Uf, 1 ( 1 2 49 22 1 ?) Lewis, tuberculosis 1, pneumonia 2, scar- 1 4 84, 72 9 ( ?) let fever 1 4 1 25 (1.3) 24 1 1 9 86 . 45 Pike, pneumonia 2. syphillis 1 3 19 11 ( 31 2 1 2 71.86 Sherman, Hodgkius’ disease 1, injui-y 1 2 4 fi ?) 1 1 6 3S.04 Taylor,, pneumonia (5 6 178 ?) 34 1 102. 31 Travis, pneumonia 2, adenitis 1 3 6 28 ?) IS 1 106. 47 ( Upton, pneumonia 2, other disease 2 4 12 10 29 1 9 18 ( ) 95. 53 Custer, septicemia 1 1 3 40 ( 1) 4 7 85. 52 Devens, pneumonia 1, suicide 1 2 12 16 1 1 78.03 ( 3) transverse myelitis fol- 8 28.92 Di.x, pneumonia 1, ( 5) lowing wound 1 2 7 1 3 20 ( 3) 10 3 24. 25 Dodge, meningitis 1, fractui-e of skull 1 2 1 18 5) 13 35, 03 ( Eustis, paralysis of respiratory muscles 1_ 1 1 1 ( ?) 9 31. 10 Funston, ijneumonia 1, meningitis 1, em- 6 52 ( 5) 74 1 3 59. 47 3 pyema 1, septic arthritis 1 4 c 8 ( 1 ) 3 1 2:1 . 61 22 Cordon, other diseases 1 1 2 37 ( ?l 1 , 1 38. 51 pneumonia 4, hemorrhage following Ports ol embarkation: Grant, rupture of aneurusm 1 5 IS 1 7 ( ?) 93 3 114. 16 . 2 18 1 147 (121 93 3 8 129. 18 .I.ackson, imeumonia 2 19.41 Beauregard, pneumonia 1, meningitis 1 2 1 Le n ciitvortii biscipiinary Bur- Bowie, undetermined 1 8 ?) 47. 82 Fremont, suicide 1 1 2 ?) 43. 17 Hancock, pneumonia 1 1 1 ?) 1 51. 8 L Logan, pneumonia 1 1 pneumonia, 1 1 1 1 ) 1 06 . 07 MacArthur, 14 1) 52. 94 McClellan, pneumonia 2, other diseases 1_ 3 Fort Sill 7 7) 11 1 2 39.91 Sevier, ijneumonia 2 ^ 2 3 ?) 41.46 Sheridan, other diseases 1 1 49. 31 Wheeler, pneumonia 1 1 15. 86 Air Service, pneumonia 3, nephritis 1, sep- IS 4 ?) 25 34. 93 ticemia 1, traumatism 2 7 lliseellaiicous small stations 5 1 1 0 ?) 12 4 1 32.-16 Edgewood (Md.) Arsenal, other disease 1__ 1 Hoboken, N. J., pneumonia 7, tuberculosis Total 205 2 16 953(133) 037 81 8 82 ^ 80.15 2, cerebral hemorrhage 1 10 Ordnance Reserve Depot, New Cuml)er- land. Pa., pneumonia 1 1 I First figure xn this column for otbh camp gives the total number of new cases during the week; the figure in Camp Stewai-t, Newport News, Va., pneu- pareiithosis is the number ol other cases which were contracted during the week by men in that camp’s command monia 7, tuberculosis 1, septicemia 1 9 at the time of contracting the disease. The difference, thereiorc, is the number of cases first reported during the Fort Sill, Okla., abscess of brain 1 1 week winch wore either («) cases brought from ci .ilian life by recruits or ((/) cases brought by men transferred Watervliet (N. Y.) Arsenal,, mitral insuffi- from other cahips to the camp under wliicli the case is reported, or (c) old cases w'hieh have preiiously evaded ciency 1 1 detection. An interrogation point sigmiies that the report from that camp did not segregate eases contracted at rlic camp from other cases. Total, 80 f .. ; . , 0 38 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDxVY, FEBRUAEY 24, 1919. Health Conditions at Army^ Camps for the Week Ending Feh. 14 . 1 Disease conditions among troops in tike Number of deaths and annual rates per 1,000 at large camps in United States. . United the lecelc ending Feh- States for : 1 ruarg V/, 1910. ' Annual death rate \ Deaths. [Compljocl from telegraphic reports received >er 1,000. in the oi5ce of the Surgeon General. Reports Camps. Strength. from the American Expeditional'y Forces are delayed in transmission and the “ Current All Disease All Disease week " for troops in American Expeditionary 1 causes. only. causes. only. Forces is not the same period as “ Current week ” for troops in United States.] Beauregard 5,358 2 2 19.41 19.41 Bowio 5,400 1 1 9.62 9.62 — Current Last • Fremont Tt" 1,778 1 29.24 .iweck. ' week. Greene 4 378 Hancock 8,476 ' 1 1 6.13 6. 13 Kearny 7,691 Annual admission rate per 1,000 Logan’. 4 897 1 i 10.61 10.61 ; (all causes) 1,142.94 1,016.87 MacArtinir 5,754 1 1 9.03 9.03 All troops in United States 1,360.14 1,210.09 McClellan 6,720 3 3 23.21 23.21 American Expeditionary Sevier 4,086 2 2 25.45 25.45 Forces 1,064.60 939.31 Shelby 5, 067 per 1,000 Annual admission rate Sheridan , 4,743 1 1 iO.96 10.96 (disease only) 920. 54 814.58 Wadsworth 4,771 All troops in United States 1,132.34 994.13 Wheeler 22.85 2 ; 275 1 1 22.85 American Expeditionary Custer 9,095 1 1 5.71 5.71 Forces 845.02 743.09 Devens 8,497 2 1 12.23 6.11 Noneilective rate per 1,000 on day . 17, 595 2 2 5.91 5.91 of report 49.28 50.92 Dodge 13,767 2 1 7.55 3.77 All troops in United States ' . 60. 15 54.96 Eustis 2,781 1 1 18.69 18.09 American Expeditionary Funston 16, 895 4 4 12.31 12.31 Forces 45.41 49. 17 Gordon 10,472 1 1 4.96 4.96 Annual death rate per 1,000 (all Grant. 18,371 6 5 14.15 14.15 causes) 14.35 15.50 10, 225 All troops in United States ‘ . 10.92 12.74 8.-B Jackson...’ 12 ; 7.53 2 2 8.15 American Expeditionary 1,992 Forces 15.59 16.48 4,896 Annual death rate per 1,000 (dis- 1,/as Casas '897 eae only) 9.78 9.26 17,056 ' - 10.09 11.89 All troops in United States Lewis 14 ; 888 4 4 13.96 13.90 American Expeditionary 12, 798 Forces 9.67 8.22 Pike 11,232 3 3 13.89 13.89 Sherman 14,368 2 1 7.23 3. 02 Taylor 19,499 6 0 15.99 15.99 1 the Sick and deatM rates among troops in Travis 11,336 3 3 13. 76 13. 76 United States wilt continue to be relatively U pton 10,123 4 4 12.90 12.90 high, as the numerical strength of troops in Northeastern Department 5, 1,52 1 1 10.09 10.09 the United States continues to decline from Eastern Department 32, 653 2 2 3. 18 3.18 week to week fes a result of demobilization. Southeastern Department 6,051 1 1 8.59 8.59 AVell men only are eligible for discharge, while Central Department 71 • 6, 880 4 3 30.23 20. 15 the sick and otherwise disabled are retained in Southern Department 41.552 9 8 11. 20 10. 01 ' service for further treatment. The continued Western Department 12,662 1 1 4.10 4. 10 influx of sick and wounded (properly charge- A\iatiou camps •. . 38, 195 7 5 9.53 6.80 able to commands overseas) is another factor Ports of embarkation; tending to increase rates in the United States Hoboken 22,541 10 10 23.05 23. 05 and to diminish correspondingly similar rates Newport News 24,095 9 9 19.42 19.42 overseas. All others 116,687 31 31 13.82 13. 92 Total 623,403 131 121 10.92 10.09 C Soldiers Who Died Last Week. Annual admission rate per 1,000 for certain diseases. List of names of soldiers (not members of the American Expeditionary Forces) reported Troops in United American Expedi- to The Adjutant General's Office as having States. tionary Forces. 1919. died during the week ending February 14, Diseases. of soldiers j * (Included in this list are the names Current Last Curfent Last (not members of the American Expeditionary week. wee':. week. week. Force.«) not previously published who died prior to the week mentioned and subsequently 17.09 17.10 31. 18 25.64 to Mar. 8, 1918. These names are indicated .10 .62 .83 1.11 1.33 .69 .11 . 11 by an asterisk.) , 79.49 59.93 38. 94 30. 34 Camp Beauregard, La.—Pvt. Jonas Brown, .59 .35 R. P. O. No, 1, Vernon, La. 1. 16 .07 3.94 2.02 Camp Bowie, Tex.—Corpl. Chas. F. Shelton, 8.86 3.07 1.46 2.71' - Birds, 111. .66 .62 , 1. 79 Camp Cody, N. Mex.—Recruit George A, 6.83 7.30 1.64 1.08 Felton, rural route 1, Austin, Minn.'* « 53. 13 56.59 Camp Custer, Mich.—Pvt. Oscar A. Dannen- berg, 800 Wabash Avenue, Evansville, Ind.* ; Pvt. Norman P. Emke, R. F. D. No. 1, Metz, ig.r, Pvt. Robert Han- IMich.* Pvt. William G. Landerschier, R. F. D. Camp Gordon, Ga.-r-Pvt. Sidney J. G' Camp Humphreys, Va.— ; cock, Coldwater, Miss.* Sergt. William No. 2, Utica, Mich.* Claxtou, Ga.* ; 111. Virginia Avenue, Bartlesville, Camp Devens, Mas.s.—Pvt. William Joseph Camp Grant, —Pvt. Will Childs, 403 Yaseck, 325 Street, Monroe, La. Pvt. Milo W. Okla.* Barr, 122 Berkshire Street, Providence, R. I. Grammard ; Clayton, Golunston City, 111. Pvt. George Pvt. Win. J. Evans, 23 Ileinenway Street, Bos- ; Camp Jackson, S. C.—Pvt. Adrian B. Adolph Demmler, Bowman, N. Dak.* ; Pvt. Maynard Padgett, Peru, Davidsee, Ada, Mich.* ; Pvt. Jordan Harris^ ton, Mass.* ; Corpl. Fritjof E. Erikson, box 37, Fertile, Minn.* ; * Pvt. Henry Va. R. F. D. No. 3, Canton, Ohio ; Halverson, Fergus Falls, Dix, N. J; Pvt. Michael Jaffe, 121 Pvt. Edward Melvin P. .Tohnson, 175 Willis Avenue, New York, Camp — Cl, Minn,* ; Pvt. Robert Everett Lee, box y.* Corpl. Ronald D. Larson, Waura, Chestnut Street, Goatesville, Pa.* ; Pvt. Walter N. ; Rural Route No. 1, Bethany,- La.* ; Second route Gaff- P. Morgan, 761 Unipn Street, Philadelphia, Nebr. : Pvt. William T. Sparks; 3, Lieut. George Herbert Patterson, 11114 Stev- Tully, 365 Schift'er, Fulton Street, ney, S. OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24‘ 1919. THE , 39 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK C'liino Logan, Tex.—Pvt. Leonard Warren, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.—Sergt. Erwin Norfolk, Va.—Sergt. Wintford E. Walker, An- route 3, Milano, Tex. Duckworth, 418 Hoefgen Avenue, San 114 South Pendleton Avenue, Pendleton, Ind. ; ('amp McArthur, Tex.—Pvt. Eugene Ed- tonio, Tox.* Pvt. Luey M. Wells, Hulbert, Okla. miston, Crab Orchard. Iv5’. ; Pvt. William Fort Sheridan, 111.—Pvt. Waller Ernst, Portland. Me.—Pvt. Bartley 61. Flaherty, Evans, West, Tex.* Schuyler, Nebr,* 22 High Street, Portland, Me.* Camp McClellan, Ala.—Sergt. George B. Fort Sill, Okla.—Pvt. Lewis Parylla, 929 Richmond, Va.—Pvt. John C. Davis-, Carter- * ville, Ilogle, Mount Vernon, Iowa ; Pvt. James Lackawanna Avenue, Olyphant, Pa. Ga.* Ihircoll, 1! Kimble Place, South Boston, Mass. Fort Wingate, N. Mex.—Pvt. Foreman F. San Francisco, Cal.—Pvt. Joe V. Silva, Camp Meade, Md.—Pvt. Arthur J. Leoman, Taylor, Springfield, W. Va. Bayside, Cal. R. F. U. No. 1, box .'10, Mannington, W. Va.* Port Winthrop, Mass.—Pvt. Sam Harris, Sicliffe, Ky.—Pvt. Charlie Nicholson, Den- - Camp Mercede.s, Tex.—Sergt. William De- Joplin, Mo. mark, Tenn.* catur, Sa.vre, I’a.* Jackson Barracks, La.—Recruit William D. Stithton, Ky.—Pvt. .MTlliam Spillner, 1514 Camp Merritt, N. J. — Sergt. Edwin F. Bar- Daniel, route 1, Mena, Ark.* Pvt. Franklin Botany Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.* ; num, 1924 Arlington Avouue<> Des Moines, Johns, Brantley, Ala. Syracuse, N. Y.—Pvt. Charles Monroe Ed- Iowa I’vt. William B. Britton, Seaboard, S. Vancouver wards, 115 Second Street ; Barracks, Wash.—Pvt. Lloyd NE., Washington, C. : I’vt. Elmer R. Deamer, Able Park, N. Y.* ; Nofzinger, P. O. box 16, PetUsville, Ohio. D. C.* Pvt. Vv'illiam Hiert, 2447 Cedar Avenue, Cin- Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, Md.—Pvt. Troy, N. Y.—Pvt. Hugh R. Eley, 428 West cinnati, Ohio: Pvt. Carl.E. Kroff, Whitewater, Collis A. Handley, R. P. D. No. 3, Wellston, Finley Street, Upper Sandu-sky, Ohio. Wis.lM’vt. (First (jlass) Ilowell IT Mafkowski, Ohio. Uniontown. Pa.— Sergt. \first class) Wil- Ivoryton, (Jouu. Pvt., Otto Payne, Wilgus, liam A. Frankenbery, 31 South Jit. ; Raritan Arsenal, N. J.-—Pvt, Lorane Hutch- Vernon Ohio. ens, Cherokee Springs, S. C.* Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. Camp Mills, N. Y.—Pvt. Percy Eugene, 511 Carlstrom Field, Arcadia, Fla.—Secoml West Haven, Conn.—Pvt. Benjamin P. Diet- Third Street, Borderick, Cal. Lieut. Lowell Wilson Bartlett, 125 Guard rich. R. F. D. No. 2, Terrehill, Pa.* Camp Pike, Ark.—Pvt. Charles Dedrick, Street. Rockford, 111. Whitmire, S. C.—Pvt. Willie Sarton, R. JT. Plcquemlne, La. Pvt. John Fletcher, route No. D. No. 2, box 13, Whitmire, S. ; Rockwell Field, Cal. —Master Electrician C.* 8, Dos. Moines, Iowa* : Pvt. Thomas Swartz, Bert Hart, 7030 Olive Street, Coronado, Cal.* Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Pvt. James .T. Deane, Tulsa, Okla. Archie Trussell, Sumpton, 246 Kidder Street, Wilkes-Barre, ; Pvt. Alexandria, La.-—Pvt. Clarence E. Daniels, Pa.* Ark. R. P. D. No. 1, Marshallville, Ohio. Camp Sheridan, Ala.—Recruit George Kelly, Battle Creek, Mich.—Pyt. (first class) Shippeville, Ala.* Pvt. Ililliard Wright, ; George J. Sander, R. P. D. No. 23, Wadesville, * Blacksher, Ala. Ind.* « R. Camp .Sherman, Ohio.—Pvt. Fred Egolf, Belleville, 111. —Sergt. Oliver IT. Gautsche, DEATHS IN THE NAVY F. D. No. 1, Kimmel, Ind.* Pvt. John P. tlair- ; 4957 Alcott Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. j ston, P.lueOeld, Va. Pvt. Prank J. Herman, W. ; Brooklyn, N. Y.—Pvt. Archie Nelson, Ala- llf)rnsby, 111. ; Pvt. .Toe Henry Sawyer, R. P. D. chua, Fla. No. 2, box No. 19, Springfield, Tcnn.* Burlington. Va,—Pvt. Evan Frank Harvey, The Nav.v Department reports the fol- Camp Stanley, Tex.—Corpl. Harry A. Taftsville, Vt.* lowing deaths Johnston, 332 ComraunijTaw Avenue, -Jersey Camden, N. J. Pvt. .Tohn T. Doighan, 1031 — Lieut. Hugii Watson Unite, City, N. J. Carpenter .Street, <2amden. N. .T.* Nimmo, Camp Stuart, Va.—Pvt. (First Class) George Cardiff, Cal.—Pvt. Edward Lee Alvord, States Navy, died at naval liospital, Brest, B. Carney, 129 Market Street. Amesbury, R. P. D. No. 1, Tillamock. Oreg.* France, Fehruary 11, of jMass. Pvt. Clifford Fetty. Fitzgerald, Ga. pneumonia. ; ; Chicago, HI.—Pvt. Rudolph Ro.senblatt, Pvt. Hol- Wife, Mrs. Maud S. Nimmo, 17 Myrtie Pvt. Purd Flood, Galena, Mo. ; Dan 10424 Avenue M, or 104 Twenty-fourth Avenue, ley, Esbow, formerly Fairmont, Va. ; Pvt. South Chicago, 111. Street, Beimont, Mass. .Tame.s Murphy, 10415 Yale Avenue, Cleve- E. Chillicothe,' Ohio.—Pvt. John A. Bergman, Lieut (Junior Grade) Jolm C. Ely, land, Ohio ; Sergt. (First Class) Wm. C. Hob- Butler, Pa. United States Navy, son, Middlesex, N. Y. College Station, Tex.—Pvt. Sam H. Har- died on hoard tito Camp Taylor, Ky.—Pvt. Edward Allen, May- monson, Anarene, Tex.* U. S. S. MelviUe February 13. Wife, Mr.s. field, Ky. Pvt. Ralph M. Hicks, 2718 Magazine ; Colonia, N. .T. —Pvt. (fir.st class) Lee Cline, Margaret H. Ely, 814 Columbia Avenue, Street, Louisville, Ky. : Corpl. Charles Hutchi- Sardis, Miss. ; Pvt. Robert Cummings, Risen, son, R. P. D. No. 1, box No. 90, Harrisburg, 111. Ark. Lancaster, Pa. Pitts- Corpl. Harry L. Scheinel, R. P. I}. No. 1, Dallas, Tex.—Pvt. William E. Landers, 182?: Lieut. (Junior Grade) Scott Mills field. 111. Gould Street, Dallas, Tox.* Prothro, United States Camp Travis, Tox.—Pvt. Walter Littleton, Naval Reserve Force, C( nter, Okla. ; Pvt. John W. C. A. Noetzelman, died at St. Vincent's Plospital, New Wis. Sergt. George A. Viertel, rural Elcho, ; York, February 16, of pneumonia. Gravid Rapid.s, Wis.* route No. 3, du Chien, Wis.* Mother, Mrs. Ida Mattie Prothro, Tunnel Camp Upton, N. Y.—Wagoner Emanuel An- Doming-, N. i\Iex.—Pvt. John Fairgreive, (Jrchard Street, Auburn, N. Pvt. Llill, Ga. tore, 4CJ Y. ; 018^4 Eleventh East Avenue, Duluth, Minn.* William E. Edmondson, R. P. D.- 2, Houston, Denver, Colo.—Pvt. William C. Harvey. 217 John Josepli Clarkin, fireman (tliird Va.* Pvt. Clarence McKinley Hull, Mount North ; Cedar. Galesburg, HI. class), United Hope, 'W. Va. Pvt. David J. Lobel, Carmel, States Naval Reserve ; Detroit, Mich.—First Lieut. .Tohn L. Baker, Montgomery, Mc- Force, died 12 N. J.* ; Pvt. Alexander 35 Main Street, Newport, R. I. February at naval train- (first class) Chesney Lane, Orange, N. J. : Pvt. Douglas. Ariz.—Pvt. James D. Paviuger ing station, Pelham Bay Park, N. Y., as Reuben Pappert, 3030 Hewitt Place, New York Trappse, Pa.* : Pvt. (First Class) Earl L. the result of A compound fracture of skull. City. Withrow, Mount Victory, Ohio. Camp Wheeler, Ga.—Pvt. Otis Edenfield, Mother, Mrs. Ellen Clarkin, 500 West Cobbtown, Ga.* Forty-first Street, New York, N. Y. Fort Bayard, N. Mex. Sergt. John D. Sher- — Wliitelaw Reid Miller, machinist’s rill, 2521 North Fifth Avenue, Birmingham, R. P. D. No. 13, box 9, I.sola, Miss. Ala. Evanston. 111.—-Pvt. Fred George Linkol, mate (first class), United States Navy, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.—Pvt. Floyd 1012 We.st Thirty-second Street, Chicago, 111.* was run over by a train near St. Nazaire S. Ind. Fox Hills, N. J. Pvt. Harry Steelman, 72 Bowman, route 9, Crawfordsville, — Station, France, February 11, and killed. Pvt. Le Roy Mann, Greentown, Inch Pvt. Wil- Goflle Avenue, Medland Park, N. ,T.* ; Sister, Miller, liam Vance, route 3, Glencoe, Okla. Garden City, N. Y.—Pvt. Prank C. Laws, Miss Carol 3054-West Con- 384 Towle Street, Hammond, Ind.* Pvt. (Clar- Fort Bliss, Te^—Pvt. Charlie R. Davis, ; gress Street, Chicago, 111. Greenway, Ark. Corpl. Stephen N. Gladwin, ence White, Woodlawn, Va. ; Claude Lee Jenne, chief machinist's Fort Pierce, Fla. Recruit Harry II. Hanson, Hoboken, N. J.—Pvt. Charles Barsamian, ; 012 South Main Street, Akron. mate. United States Naval Reserve Force, Doran, Minn.* Ohio ; Pvt. Damon Clare, Oxford. Me.* Pvt. Fort Brady, Mich.-—Pvt. Ardwin E. Daniel- ; Herbert was killed in an automobile accident, Chi- Pago, Ball Street, son, Stratton, Nebr.* Plant Citv, Fla. : Pvt. Ar- cago, 111., February 8. Wife, Mrs. Anna Fort Caswell, N. C.—Sergt. Ward R. Evans, thur II. Steinberg, 318 East Portv-fifth Street, Liberty, S. C.* New York City : Pvt. Jesse P. Sulnmerfleld, Jenne, 1323 North Dearborn Street, Chi- Cline, Oreg. Pvt. Alfred Fort Douglas, Utah.—Pvt. Royal C. Mait- ; Susank. R. P. D. No. cago, 111. land. Foxhome, Minn. 1, Hoisington, Kans.; Pvt. Jeff Washburn, Calvait, Ala. Pvt. Leon Williams, Port Du Pont, Del.—Pvt. .Tames Edward ; Clarksville, Bowle.s, Congress Heights, Washington, D. C.* Teun.* ITALIAN ELECTRIC MACHINERY. Fort Jay, N. Y.—First Lieut. Samuel J. A. Laredo, Tex.—Corpl. Malcolm H. Ayer, Kelley, Bynner Street, Boston, Mass. Pvt. Washington Street, Trade Commissioner O. M. Smart re- C5 ; Napoleon, Ohio ; Pvt. Wil- (first class) Charle.s L. Serna, Callahan, Fla.* li.am C. Farrington, Mendin, La. ports : Fort Leavcnw'orth, Kans. William J. Losa, —Pvt. Cal.—Sergt. (First Class) Charles I. The Italian Gazzetta Ufticialle for De- Villeman, 1117 North Floris Street, San An- McKenzie, 3103 West Street, South Side, tonio, Tex. Omaha, Nebr. cember 12, 1918, publishes a decree an- Fort McPherson, Ga.—Pvt. Valentine A. Nashville, Tenn.—Pvt. James Stanley Da- nouncing tliat the standarcLs of the Ital- vidson, Scottsville, Ky.* Cormier, 265 Clarendon Street, Fitchburg, ian Electroteclmical Association for 1916 New Haven, Conn.—First Lieut. Henry A. Mass, : Pvt. Stephen C. Lloyd, route 3, Hills- per rordinazione e il boro, N. C.* Scheppach, 102 Bergen Street, Newark, N. J.* (Norme collauda Newport, Oreg. Henry Fort —Pvt. Eberhardt, delle macchine elettriclie, edite dall’ As- Niagara, N. Y.—Pvt. Russo Carmen, 4713 Dolphin Street, New Orleans, La.* 19 Passaic sociazione Elettrotecnica Street, Paterson, N. J.* New York, N. Y. Pvt. William Italiana nel Fort — A. Davies, Ontario, N. Y,—Pvt. Arnold E. Halle, 715 North Street. Peoria, HI.*; Pvt. Edwards- 1916) will be followed in the specifica- R. I'. D. 5, box 82, Greenwood, Wis.* Evan.s, 448 East One. hundred Fort and forty- tions of ciPctrical macliinery for the Gov- Riley, Kans.—Pvt. Joe Pattar, Fire- seventh Street, New York, Y. N. ; Pvt. Charles stone, Ohio* Pvt. George Hentschel, Rich- ernment. : Gilmer, 1400 North Haynes Street, Pensacola, flMd, ICans. ; Pvt. Henry W. Kruse, R. F. D. .Tohn The regulations are printed in detail Fla. ; Pvt. P. Kees, Cleveland, Tenn. 2, Albert City, Iowa. Pvt. Lue E. Starr, R. P. D. No. 1, Keysar, and include conventional signs, terms, Port Rosecrans, Cal.—Pvt. Eleso Finochieti, Colo.* box Los Angeles, Cal.* and definitions and instructions for bid- 079, ; Pvt. John A. La- Nogales, Ariz.—Sergt. Dock Fallon, 1403 vigne, Ocean Beach, Cab* College Street, Birmingham, Ala.* ding on Government work. 40 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : MONDAY, FEBRUAEY 24, 1919. RED CROSS HOME SERVICE tP- Information for Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Families, Issued by Department of Civilian Relief. Arrears of Pay in Case of Death. attorney or a claim agent is unnecessary. Howevei', it should be remembered that The man himself should write as follows: “when enlisted men who are without The employment of an attorney to eol- 2nd Class for- complete records of service- are ordered allowances, due Seaman John Howard Smith, Icct claims for pay and merly of naval training station, Newport, discharged tli«y will be discharged on is unnecessary. a deceased enlisted man B. I. Age, 26 years. Entered service Octo- supplementary service records and pay oflicers and enlisted ber 20, 1917. The heirs of deceased cards and paid in full, including travel Auditor men may file claims with the Auditor for the Navy Department, pay. Tile supplementary service record Department for Washington, D. 0. for the War and Navy and pay card \vill be based on affidavit.s Sir : April I dis- all arrears of paj’ and allowances (this Dear On 15. 1918, was charged I there sworn to by the soldier. Each so'dier allowances under from the service. believe that does not refer to. family are arrears of pay or allowance due me, for the will he iufonned that false affidavit of war risk insurance law) due to date following reasons [give reasons in detail and make.s him liable to prosecution for death of such officers, or men. Sliould describe what the pay and allowance are for, and for what period]. I, therefore, hereby fraudulent cl.aim and that any arrears (adminis- ' there be a legal representative make application for such moneys due me from in pay due to lack of information may be trator or executor) of the deceased offi- the United States. obtained by making claim to the Auditor such representative should Very truly, yours, ” cer's estate, John Howard Smith, for the War Department. certified file a claim accompanied by a 132 Willow Street, Rockford, III. appointment. The copy of hfs or ber Beneficiary of Insurance Need Not Be proper blank for use by such claimant Arrears of Pay in Case of Discharge Dependent. will be sent upon request therefor ad- from the Army. dressed to the Auditor. Under date of December 27, 1918, tho Should there be no such legal repre- Men discharged from the Army fre- Secretary of the Treasury issued the fol- sentative, the following is the order of quently request financial assistance from lowing statement empha.sizing the fact precedence of heirs; first, widow; sec- the Ketl Cross, stating that they were dis- tliat dependency neeil not he proved by third, and charged witliout being paid in full or that beneficiary to obtain payment of Gov- ond, child or children ; father the mother jointly, provided the father has they have certain arrears of pay due ernment insurance: not abandoned, the support of his family them. Others may desire information as Considerable confusion and much mis- (abandonment, if charged, to be proved to the procedure to he followed in secur- understanding seems to prevail among the by affidavits of two disinterested persons ing reimbursement for funds deducted relatives and beneficiaries of men in the cognizant of same from i>ersonal ac- from their pay on account of allotments militai’y and naval service as to their if which were never paid. For example, the rights under the war risk insurance act. quaintance with the family) ; fourth, father or mother be dead, then to the* allottee may have died prior to the man’s Many mothers and fathers named as surviviu.g parent (evidence of death must discharge and the checkage of his pay beneficiaries of the Government insur- sis- may have continued until the date of his ance applied for by their sons have gained be established) ; fifth, brothers and or his allotment may have that they must prove de- ters in equal shares; sixth, nephews and discharge ; the impression nieces. been to a person residing in a country to pendency in order to receive payments of which the mails have been closed, and insurance. This is an entirely erroneous For the purpose of collecting arrears therefore no payments were made. In impression, probably due to a confusion of pay the proper pei’son as indicated each such case the home-service section, of the insurance and compensation pro- above should write the following letter in addition to rendering such assistance, visions of the act of Congress of October to the Auditor for the War Department if auy, as may seem advisable, should 6. 1917, and to a mistaken assumption thpt if the man was in the Army, or to the assist the man to write as follows to the the terms “ Insurance ” and “ Compensa- Auditor for the Navy Department if the Director of Finance (this course should tion ” are used interchangeably, whereas man was in the Navy, Marine Corps, or action than the former cus- represent two entirely separate and Coast Guard. (For address and descrip- bring quicker they tom of addressing the Auditor for the distinct benefits. tion, if man is in the Navy, see below.) War Department) : In.surance is payable regardle:^ of any Private John Howard Stnith, Serial No. Co. D, dependency and a beneficiary d^ignated 8.5034, Co. L, 125th Infantry, American ICx- John Howard Smith, formerly private, peditionary Force. Age 2G yeare. Entered 125th Infantry, jVriuy Serial No. 85034. in an application for Govermnent insur- 1917. service October 20, Director of Finance, U. S. Army, ance if within the permitted class of Auditor for the War Departiient, Washington, D. C. spouse, child, grandchild, parenf. brother Washington, D. C. Sir : On .January 5, 1919, I was honorably or sister is entitled to receive the insur- di.scharged from service at , receiving Dear Sir ; The above enlisted man died on ance in monthly installments without : pay and travel pay as follows . or about June 12, 1918. I desire to apply for providing any dependency upon the in- all arrears of pay' and allowances due him To the best of my belief, there is still due from the United States. My relationship to me from the United States pay (and unpaid sured. him is that of widow. He left no will and no allotment on account of which checkage wa.s “Coinpensatiou,” however, which is made from my pay) as follows : . administrator has been appointed for his separate and apart from insurance and estate. Please send me the necessary appli- During all of the time covered by this claim cation blank. I .served with Co. L, 125th Infantry, at Camp takes the place of the pensions provided Very truly, yours, Meade, Md.. and in Prance. under the old-pension system, is payable I ask 'that this amount be remitted to me at Elizabeth Brown Smith only to a wife, child, dependent mother or (Mrs-John Howard Smith), the address given below. 132 Willow Street, Rochford, III. Very truly yours, dependent father of a man who is dis- John Howard Smith, abled or dies as a result of injury suffered 132 Willow Street, Rockford,- III. or disease contracted in the line of duty Arrears of Pay in Case of Discharge. while employed in the active service. Compensation may be payable in addition The Auditor for the Navy Department FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ALL to insurance, but a mother or father must * may also be addressed by any officer or GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES prove actual dependency in order to re- enlisted man who has been discharged ceive monthly payments of compensation from the Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast APPLY TO THE although they will receive the insurance Guard, who has arrears of pay due him. in monthly installments if named as the Ordinarily he wiil be paid in full upon SERVICE BUREAU beneficiary thereof whether they are de- discharge. He should not write to the of the COMMITTEE ON pendent or not. auditor unless he has good reason to No dependency need be shown by any believe he has been underpaid. His letter PUBLIC INFORMA TION beneficiary in order to receive the Gov- should state all the necessary facts, as ernment insurance, but a mother or* there is no prescribed jilank in this case. FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS father must prove actual dependency He should be particular to state in detail upon their decea.scd son for the ncces- Telephones: Main-L5600, 2570 (branches, the reasons which indicate that he has in 2638, 2639, 2640), 3250, and 3251 .saries of life order to receive the addi- been underpaid. The employment of an tional payment of compensation.