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INFORMATION PUBLISHED BJilLY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STJiTBS by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC GEORGE CREEL, Chairman COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activities

1919. No. 546 VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, FEBRUABY 25,

AMERICA HOPE OF WORLD, Industrial Board of Commerce PRESIDENT WILSON SAYS Department Formed to Adjust IN ADDRESS AT BOSTON ON PEACE CONFERENCE WORK Prices for the Basic Materials AT PARIS OUTLINE OF PROGRAM COUNCIL BRITISH ADMIRALTY SUSPENDS HEARS ^‘WHOLE CASW^ Price SHIP EXAMINATION SERVICE High Conditions De- United States Not Only Held clared in Statement by Advices to the State Department state Ideals, hut ‘‘Acted Ideals that the British Admiralty has an- Secretary Redfteld to Be examination nounced the suspension of Cause of of Busi- Before All Nations”—Has service at all British Empire points ex- Most Forth, Cromarty, and for cept the Firth of ness Inactivity and Work Tried to Speak Amer- Scapa Flow. It also announced that all from entering the ica, and Believes He Has vessels are prohibited of Board Will Be to Rem- area 1 mile in length, extending in a 293 Represented True Senti- degree direction north 52 degrees west edy That Situation as far magnetic and 113 degrees south, 52 de- ments ofAmerican People. grees east magnetic, direction 2 cables as Possible. wide. The southeast corner of the area Following is tlie text of President is 7J cables 304 degrees north 41 west The Secretary of Commerce has is- Wilson’s speech in addressing an audi- magnetic from No Man’s Fort Light. sued the following ence at Boston, Mass., February 24, 1919, Plaving received approval from the on his return from the peace conference President of the plans proposed to re- at Paris, France SUBSCRIPTIONS TO JANUARY 16 adjust prices, “the Industrial Board of Department ’’ “ Governor Coolidge, Mr. Mayor, the of Commerce has been formed, composed of rei)resentative men fellow citizens: I wonder if you are TREASURY NOTE ISSUE CLOSED from industry, labor, and half as glad to see me as I am to the Govern- ment, who are being selected under the see you. It warms ray heart to see The Secretary of the Treasury yester- chairmanship of George N. Peek, for- a great body of my fellow citizens day announced that the issue of 4J per merly vice chairman of the War Indus- again because in some respects dur- cent Trea.sui’y certificates of indebted- tries Board. They are to put into prac- ing recent months I have been very ness of Series T-2, dated January 16, tical effect a program for the readjust- lonely, indeed, without your com- 1919, and maturing June 17, 1919, would ment of prices for basic materials in such radeship and counsel, and I tried at close at the close of business February fell a fashion as to create a firm foundation every step of the work which 24, 1919, about .$370,000,000 of these cer- on which the consumer can ba.se his fu- to me to recall what I was sure tificates having been subscribed for to would be your counsel with regard ture purchases, and the producer can date. form necessary estimates. The Indus- to the great matters which u'ere Final figures of the subscription by dis- Irial Board has the assistance of the under consideration. tricts will be promptly announced upon Council of National Defense. receipt of final reports from the Federal Greeting Not Personal. The following is a summary of the in- reserve banks. “ I do not want you to think that dustrial situation and an outline of the

I have not been appreciative of the work of the board : extraordinarily generous reception AMERICAN Y.M.C.A. MEN TO AID 1. General Conditions. which was given me on the other side, in saying it makes me very ENEMY PRISONERS IN SIBERIA 1. There exists at the present time an happy to get home again. I don’t abnormal situation in the industrial say I wasn’t very deeply world. It is a condition of stagnation mean to The American ambassador to France that came from of business and industrial activity. Mills touched by the cries advises the State Department that the greater crowds on the other side. and factories are idle or are producing French Government has given its a.s.sent I want to say to you in all hon- but a small part of what they are capable But to the proposal that American secreta- I felt them to be the call of of doing; building operations, now de- esty, ries of the Young Men’s Christian Asso- greeting to you rather than to me. ferred for several years, are not begin- ciation be authorized to aid in the di.s- I did not feel that greeting was per- ning—and, in fact, resumption is not bursement of enemy funds in Siberian sonal. I had in my heart the over- contemplated until the confused condi- relief work among the German and Aus- crowning pride of being your repre- jtions of the transition period are clari- tro-Hungarian prisoners of war. sentative and of receiving the plau- fied. Many enterprises, such as street dits of men everywhere who felt that railway companies in various municipali- your hearts beat with theirs in the Credit of $15,000,000 ties, laboring under restrictions of charter cause of liberty. There was no mis- contracts are confronted with advanced taking the tone in the voices of these Extended to Serbia wage scales and unprecedented prices of great crowds. It was not the tone of materials needed for repairs and neces- mere greeting, it was not the tone A credit of .$15,000,000 has been estab- sary extensions. Unemployment exists of mere generous welcome, it was the lished in favor of Serbia, making a total and this unemployment is increasing at calling of comrade to comrade, llie cry of .$27,000,000 foi- Serbia and .$8,674,- such a rate as to challenge the be.st (CoutimieO on page C.) 6-57,836 for all the allies. thought that can be given to the situation. 2 THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUABY 25, 1919.

INDUSTRIAL BOARD TO READJUST PRICES OF BASIC MATERIALS

2. One of the striking features of tlie fullest extent possible, and it should be of those who come into conference ques- present situation is the high prices dc- the aim to find the wisest and most ef- tion these principles and views, a dis- niauded for practically all articles and fective way to accomplish this. cussion thereof in the conference will, commodities of trade and commerce. This 3. It is felt that tlie proper basis of without any considerable delay, lead to liigh-price condition is undoubtedly the selling prices for the present will l)e a unanimous acceptance thereof. cause of most of the business inactivity, found to be upon a scale higher tlian 4. In addition to giving assistance to and, tberefore, also is the cause of the those of the prewar days; However, the industry in reaching satisfactory price widespread uuemiiloymeiit of labor. level should be established on the lowest bases the board ought to be able to give 3. Tlie living costs of the present are plane possible, having due regard for vah#ble advice in regard to such ques- unusually higli and will continue high Industry, labor, and Govefinnent. The tions as the disposal of surplus war ma- until there are substantial reductions in announcement of such a plane of prices terials, it being desirable to accomplish the cost of the necessary staple food- will immediately create confidence in the this in such a way as to have as little stuffs. buying public. detrimental effect as possible upon pri- 4. A large and it is believed satisfac- 4. It is believed that the reductions vate industrial activities. tory latent buying power exists in the from the high prices to the proi)er level, It will be the endeavor of the board country—an abundance of money—but it so that consumers may be justified in to act promptly by consulting and inter- is not being used to employ labor and to buying, should be made at once by one changing views with these representa- piu’cbase goods and materials. reduction. tives of industry in the fullest and freest 5. The present conditions have come The effort should be to wholly elimin- manner possible, with a view to aiding about l).v a series of uuusual happenings ate the abnormal, unbalanced stimula- and assisting industry in general to re- due to the war. The industries and labor tion that business has had and the in- sume activities to the fullest practicable of the country were diverted into new flated prices that have resulted, and to extent. The immediate object is to bring and unnatural channels in order to mobi- start anew upon a normal level, and about such reduced prices as will bring lize all efforts possible in the winning thereafter industry, having adopted tliat the buying power of the Government it- of the M'ar. level, can safely rely upon tlie law of self. including the i-ailroads, telephones, The capacities of many factories supply and demand to govern future and telegraphs, into action and make it were expanded, new ones built, aban- values. Such a policy adopted and an- possible for the Government to state doned plants remodeled and put into pro- nounced will, it is believed, whqji under- that it is willing to be a buyer for its duction, and industry was managed and stood by the consumers, induce at once needs at the reduced prices. If these operated in accordance with war neces- sufficient buying to start factories, fill conferences result in such an under- sities. empty yards and warerooms, and to in- standing on the part of the Government This control and direction of effort augurate the interrupted building and with respect to the important basic in- and change of policies resulted in the other progi’ams. dustries concerning pi'oper prices and complete suspension of the ordinary op- 5. Industry and labor have a mutual bases for prices at which purchases may eration of the law of supply and demand, interest in remedying present conditions, be made by it, and these are approved the demand for war commodities and the but industry should take the first step by the board, it is believed that upon necessary agreements with industries as by the reduction of prices of commodi- announcement thereof to the country in to prices and terms of conversion of in- ties and should require of labor only general the public will feel justified in dustry to war work, etc., had the effect reasonable aid. promptly beginning a program of exten- inflating prices abnormal extent, sive buying. of to an III. Procedure: Remedy. so as to encourage maximum production, Such a procedure will in substance es- 1. is believed that a remedy for even by producers oi)erating under the It tablish immediately a basis upon which these conditions can be had by a compara- greatest handicaps and at the highest to resume activities, and in this way the tively simple program. As the rresident costs. Prices were advanced dispropor- law of supply and demand will be en- has approved my appointing a board tionately, some articles showing increase abled to come into play and from that which will make a study of tlie subject in selling prices over prewar prices of time forward it will control the changes and take action thereon and as it will lie 2.50 per cent, while others showed but and readjustments in selling prices of made plain that the Department of Com- approximately 50 per cent. The law of materials and the trend of prices, it is merce and its board has the support of supply and demand is really inoperative believed, will be upward and not down- the President, there can be no doubt that at the present time, for the reason that ward. industry generally will be glad to co- it is found difficult, if not impossible, for (Signed) William C. Redfield, operate with the board in an emleavor to this law to re.sume normal functioning Secretary of Commerce. solution of the difficulties. on account of the fact that at the pres- arrive at a 2. Therefore, one of tlie first steps ent time the price relations between the should take would lie industries producing basic essentials are which the board consultation and conference NEW PROCEDURE GOVERNING out of balance and not properly ad,iusted to call into the leaders of industry in such numbers to efficiently meet peace-time conditions. and by such groups as it may be felt is EXPORT LICENSE TO SWEDEN 6. It therefore is apparent that the wise. Probably the first of these con- trouble resulting in the present stagnant, ferences should be with representatives The War Trade Board announces that un.satisfactory condition of industry is of industries producing basic materials, a new series of import certificates ara due to the continuance of the high, un- such iron, steel, lumber, textiles, ce- being issued by the Statens Handels Kom- even, un.stabl? prices of wmr times, which as copper, brick, and other construc- mission in Sweden, bearing serial num- were, in many instances, agreed to by ment, from time to time bers beginning with USA-100. agencies of Government functioning for tion materials, and such others as may be deemed These certificate numbers will be hon- war purposes and not to any unhealthy thereafter believed, however, lhat in- ored by the War Trade Board notwith- general condition. These abnormal prices proper. It is dustries dealing in finished pi-oducts will standing the ruling in paragraph 4 of still remain because there has been pro- largely (if not entirely) adjust W. T. B. R. 496, issued January 10, 1919, vided, up to this time, no agency to bring be able to in line wdth the aliove policy, that the correct serial numbers of certi- about the necessary reductions. their prices without material aid from the committee. ficates will be higher than 10832. II. Some Suggestions which Ought to 3. At such conferences the general sit- be Observed in Seeking a Solution of uation or conditions outlined above, and AMERICAN SCHOONER SUNK. the Problem. as they may change up to the time of the Department has received a 1. A wise solution is equally important conference, should be considered and The Navy to the Government, to industry, and to carefully understood, and the above-men- dispatch stating that on the morning of labor, for their true interests are so in- tioned principles which ought to ai)ply February 22 the U. S. S. New Mexico, 33" 51' dissolubly connected and united that no and govern the solution of the problems in latitude north and longitude detriment can be suffered by one with- should also be fully understood and ap- 41° 47' west, found the American three- out a harmful effect and i-eaction upon preciated. It is believed tliat tliese prin- masted schooner Charlotte J. Sibley the others. ciples and views will be readily accepted in sinking condition. The New Mexico, 2. The vital need of the situation is by the great majority of those called after taking off the master and all the resumption of industrial activity to the into conference, and further, that if any crew, sank the wreck by gunfire. O THE OFFICIAL U. S. BLTLLT:TIN: TUESDAY, FEBBUAEY 25, 1919.

URGED TO PROTECT ACTION 72,951 DEATHS IN OVERSEAS FORCES HOLDERS OF LIBERTY BONDS AND 34,493 AMONG TROOPS AT HOME

AGAINST UNFAIR METHODS The following statistics showing the number of deaths dur- ing the war in the American Expeditionary Forces and among OF “MONEY SPECULATORS” troops in the United States have been prepared by Statistics Branch, General Staff, War Department. HEARING BY FEDERAL Figures for the United States are from April 1, 1917, to Feb- COMMISSION ruary 14, 1919; for the American Expeditionary Forces, to TRADE February 16, 1919. Source of information: Current statistics section and medi- Given Asking Testimony cal records section, Division of Sanitation, Medical Department. That Powers Be Exercised to Curb Practices of Brok- American Expeditionary United States. Total. ers Alleged to Be Operat- Forces. ing Under False Pretenses. Disease _ 20, 829 32, 737 53, 566

Said to Come Under Inter- Balt.Ie . 48, 768 48, 768 state Commerce Control. other _ _ 3, 354 1, 756 5, 110

951 493 107, 444 The Federal Trade Commission issues Total 72, 34, the following: Immediate use of the powers conferred on the Federal Trade Commission by Congress to prevent unfair methods of The hearing was upon the question of of policy as to whether it will cooperate competition in interstate commerce, to whether the commission shall at once with the Treasury Department and curb “ blue sky ” practices of misrepre- adopt the policy of active cooperation others to curb unfair practices in the sentation in the sale of stocks and se- with the Treasury in a Nation-wide ef- sale of stocks at this time and thereafter curities, was urged of the commission fort to curb unfair practices in the sale unless Congress provides some legisla- at a public hearing by representatives of securities. The commission’s state- tion dealing expressly with this impor- of the Treasury Department, Capital Is- ment follows: tant question. sues Committee, and Federal Reserve “ Board. This public hearing is the result of Imposing on Investors. requests from representatives of the The commission was asked to employ “ The fact is appreciated that there Treasury Department, the Capital Issues its authority in cooperation with the are a great many inexperienced investors the Federal Reserve Treasury Department and others, espe- Committee, and in Liberty bonds, and war-savings stamps, Board, that the Federal Trade Commis- cially at this time to protect the great who ai'e being sought out by stock pro- sion give consideration to what is gen- number of Liberty bond and war-savings moters witli very tempting baits under recognized to be serious situa- stamp holders sub.lect to the offerings of erally a such attractive disguises that they hook country in connec- inferior stocks by tinscmtpulous pro- tion throughout the and land great numbers of those who sale of speculative stocks moters. In a public statement, the com- tion with the have started upon systematic plans for circumstances of misrepresenta- mission said that it is appreciated that under saving as a result of the Government's holders of Government war securities tion. campaigns.” “ are being sought out by stock promoters “ The commission is authorized under- “ \Ve have found this practice wide- with very tempting baits under such at- the Federal Trade Commission Act ap- .spread,” said James A. Gill, representing tractive disguises that they hook and proved September 26, 1914, to prevent the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, land great numbers of those who have unfair methods of competition in inter- “ that promoters of fictitious and doubt- started upon sy.stematic plans for saving state commerce and to require all cor- ful securities turned over their sales as a result of the Government’s cam- porations and others who know about its forces during all of the Liberty loan cam- paigns.” affairs to inform the commission as to paigns for the sale of Liberty bonds. their business methods and practices and The names of all bond purchasers were Testimony Before the Commission. to make pubiic so much of the informa- carefully card-indexed and now the.se Those appearing before the commission tion which it obtains as it may deem to salesmen are attempting to show that in urged that powers granted it in the act be in the public interest. Ample powers peace times the 4J per cent interest on creating the commission would be eifec- for the enforcement of its powers are I.iberty bonds is not sulficient return. tive in curbing the operations of large given under section 9, and heavy penal- They are offering par and sometimes par numbers of brokers now active through- ties are imposed upon persons or cor- and a premium for Liberty bonds provid- out the country in attempting by false porations under section 10 who fail to ing that the Liberty bonds are exchanged representations to induce Liberty bond- answer its lawful inquiries, produce doc- for oil or other stocks that are alleged holders to part with their bonds for umentary evidence required, or who to yield in some instances as high as 50 various “ gilt edge ” securities. make false statements or destroy docu- per cent, and which are for the most part That the practice has assumed inter- mentary evidence. worthless.” state proportions placing it under the Decisions of Federal Courts. Warning to the Public. immediate jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission as an unfair method “ The commission has already consid- Speakers urged that the public should of commerce in interstate commerce was ered recent decisions of the Federal be -warned at once against advertising urged. Recent decisions of Federal courts holding that stocks and securities and circulars presenting unusual “ propo- ” Especially courts, it was pointed out, have held that are articles of commerce. The concrete sitions in stocks. are stocks and securities are articles of com- cases which have heretofore come before worthless oil stocks being offered the it declared suggestions fre- merce. The commission already has the commission have been disposed of public, was ; taken these decisions under considera- either by reference to the postal author- quently being made that Liberty bonds tion but heretofore concrete cases which ities or the Department of Justice, or will be accepted in payment. ; before the have come before it have been disposed upon the facts developed in those cases. Among those appearing com- of either by reference to the postal au- The gentlemen present will develop the mission were: Charles S. Hamlin, chair- tliorities of the Department of Justice or necessity for the commission’s immediate man of the Capital Issues Coininittee and upon the facts developed in those cases. consideration of the important question (Continued on page 4.) : ;;

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(iffitial -11 Hulirtm Publislied Every Weelc Day, Except Photographs of Identified Graves of Legal Holidays, Under Order of tlie President of tL.e United States and by Authority of Congress. U. S. Soldiers in France Will Be OQice: No. 8 Jacltson Place, Wasliington. D. C. Tel. Main 6G00. Sent by Red Cross to Their Relatives Copies of The Official 0. S. Bulletin will be furnished without charge to every post office In the United States (to posted daily, for be Plans have been perfected by the Service. The headquarters of the serv- the heaelit of the public, under order of the ice is at Tours, France. Each photo- Postmaster General) : to legislative and execu- American Red Cross whereby photo- tive officers of the United States Government, graph is mounted in a cardboard folding and to diplomatic graph.s of the identified graves of Amer- representatives of all foreign frame, one side of which contains data Governments.—EnwAun S. Kociiester, Editor. ican soldiers in France wili be sent to concerning the dead soldier. KATES BY MAIL. the relatives of the heroes in this coun- While all requests for such photo- try. One year ?5. 00 Several hundred such photographs graphs should be forwai-ded to the bureau Six mouths 3. 00 have already been forwarded to the of communications of the American Red One year, postage prepaid to families of men who died in service over- Cross, and not to the foreign countries 8.00 Graves Registration any seas, — Six months, postage prepaid to :md an announcement from Red Service of the Army, such requests are foreign countries 4. 50 Cross headquarters to-day says that the not really necessary and will not hurry Back numbers and extra work of obtaining photographs has been the receipt of the photograph. Neither copies each . 05 speeded np to the point where produc- will special requests receive special Make all checks, money orders, and drafts any tion from now on is expected reach payable to The Official U. S. Bulletin. to consicleration. Every identified grave about 7,000 every month. The photo- in France is to be photographed under graph is sent to the dead soldier's next a plan worked out by the Army and the of kin. photographers will not be permitted to JUGO-SIAV ENVOY THANKS U. S. The Red Cross has taken over the deviate from this arrangement in order FOR RECOGNIZING NEW NATION task of photographing the graves at the to take the picture of any particular request of the War Department and is grave. The American Red Cross will acting under the authority of Lieut. Col. forward the photographs to relatives as Seriilaii Legation to Represent C. C. Pierce, of the Graves Registration soon as they are received at headquarters. Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, aiitl Slovenes. REINSTATING CIVIL SERVICE The Department of State is in receipt Official Communique of the following communication from the EMPLOYEES WHO SERVED IN Serbian Minister to the United States, On Peace Conference Dr. Siavko Y. Grouitch, addressed to the THE U. S. ARMY OR NAVY Acting Secretary of State: The following official communique was Sin : I have the lionor to acknowl- In a circular recently distributed by edge the receipt of your note of Febru- issued at Paris February 22 the United States Civil Service Commis- ary 10, No. 2, by which you have The commission for the study of sion attention is called to an Executive kindly informed me that the Govern- order promulgated by the President on Roumanian territorial questions met ment of tlie United States welcomes July 18, 1918, which provides that “A the union of the Serbian, Croatian, this morning under the chairmanship person ieaving the classified civil service and Slovenian Provinces within the of M. Tardieu and heard M. Bra- to engage in the military or naval serv- boundaries of the former Austro- tiano and other members of the ice of the Government during the present Hungarian monarchy with Serbia war with Germany and who has been Roumanian delegation with relation and recognizes the Serbian Legation honorably discharged, may be reinstated as the Legation of the Ixingdom of to Roumanian claims. in the civil .service at any time within the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. five yeare after his discharge, provided I have not failed to communicate ACTION URGED TO PROTECT that at the time of reinstatement he has the text of your note to my Govern- the required fitness to perform the duties ment together with the statement HOLDERS OF LIBERTY BONDS of the position to which reinstatement that the United States Government is sought.” recognizes tliat the final settlement The Civii Service Commission states (Continued from page 3.) of territorial frontiers must be left that, in recognition of the services ren- to the peace conference for deter- governor of the Federal Reserve Board dered by civil-service employees who en- mination, according to the desires of Bradley W. Palmer, counsel for the Cap- tered the military or naval service during the people concerned. ital Issues Committee, and W. C. Hib- the present Avar, the commission will I am certain that my Government berd, N. Y. C., representing that body make special effort to assist these men in will note with deep appreciation the Representative Edward T. Taylor, Colo- securing suitable positions in the Gov- decision taken by the Government of rado, chairman of the House Irrigation ernment service rather than to leave the United States and will feel in- Committee; Clarence Ousley, Assistant upon them the entire burden of finding Thorne, tensely grateful for the formal recog- Secretary of Agriculture ; G. H. suitable A'acancies. nition of the union of the Serbs, representing the Department of Justice; A man aaJio is eligible for I’ein.statement Croats, and Slovenes—union which R. V. Bowau, Federal Reserve Bank of under the order may apply to any office

is the consecration of the principle New York ; E. J. Davidson, United States or estaWishment of the GoA-ernment un- of self-determination and for which Chamber of Commerce; Paul V. Keyser, der Avhich he desires reinstatement, but, so many sacrifices have been borne Investment Bankers’ Association of if he prefers, he may request the Civil and so many lives given. The fact America; Frank Warrick, Amei’ican Ed- Service Commission or one of its district

that the United States Government ucational Association ; W. R. Spilman, secretaries to enter his name upon a re- is the first to recognize the will and representing the office of the chief post instatement list AA'hich Avill be brought to the wish of the Serbs, Croats, office inspector Howard F. Beebe, N. appointing officers and ; the attention of Avhen Slovenes will serve only to deepen the Y. C., repre.seuting Harris Forbes & Co. vacancies are to be filled. gratitude of the ,7ugo-Slav Nation Richard H. Lee, representing Associated which is conscious that it owes the Advertising Clulis of the World; George

realization of its aspirations to the W. Hodges, N. Y. C., rejire.senting Rein- turers Association ; M. A. Leese. Wa.sh-

moral and material support of the ick Hodges & Co. ; Dr. Orlando Ducker, ington, I’epresenting the same organiza- great American people. American Agricultural Association ; Eu- tion ; James A. Gill, Federal Reserve I beg you to accept the a.ssu ranee gene H. Hickok, New York attorney Bank of Now York; and Jason Wester- of my highest consideration. Chas. J. Columbus, Washington, D. C., field, representing the Ncav York Stock S. Y. Guouitcii. secretary of the IMerchants & Manufac- Exchange. 2 : :

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ATTENTION CALLED TO SWINDLE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD UPON NEXT OF KIN OF SOLDIERS

iTiitil 18 after peace has been pro- SENATE. ^ months NOTE* TO COERESPONDENTS. claimed. Under existing law this author- Senator Lewis, Democrat, of Illinois, The War Department will very greatly ity can be exercised only for a period of appreciate the cooperation of the news- was the only speaker yesterday w'ho dis- six months after peace. Senator Walsh papers in scotching a contemptible swin- cussed tlie constitution of the proposed asked for immediate consideration of the dle that is being practiced by crooks, with bill reported from the Judiciary Commit- league of nations and defended it against next of kin of soldiers as victims. tee to prohibit and punish the display of the attacljs that have been made upon it. You will recall that early in 1918 rela- the red flag or other radical emblems and tives of soldiers were swindled by sharp- Senator Ransdeli, Democrat, of Louisi- the dissemination of unlawful and sedi- ers who sent telegrams to them, purport- ana, addressed the Senate on the subject tious propaganda, but Senator Gore, of ing to come from soldiers, stating that Oklahoma, objected and the matter went of ttie. American merchant marine, dis- the solclieu had a furlough, and request- rf)ver until to-day. Republican opposition cussed what has been accomplished by ing that funds be wired “waiving identi- blocked consideration of the compromise the Shipping Board in ship construction, fication,” or mailed in “ care of general resolution reported from the Elections and predicted that within a few months delivei’y,” to enable the soldier to visit Committee designed to preserve the evi- the Shipping Board would own one-half bis home. After the newspapers, at the dence in the Ford-Newberry senatorial of the ocean-going American owned mer- suggestion of the War Department, had election contest from Michigan. chant ships. given wide publicity to this swindle no Measures finally acted upon yesterday more cases were reported during 1918. Included the following bills and resolu- HOUSE. Now, however, thei'e is evidence that, de- tions wdiich were passed : Distinct of Co- mobilization being under way, the rela- The W”ays and Means Committee re- lumbia appropriation bill carrying a to- tives and friends of soldiers are again ported the legislation authoi'izing the sale tal of around .$14,.o00,000. House bill to being swindled by sharpers who telegraph of short-tenn notes instead of bonds for authorize commanding officers in the in the name of some soldier for funds the Victory Liberty loan late in April. field or territorial departments or divi- with which to “ come home.” The committee made it known that the sions, to remit or mitigate sentences im- It is perfectly obvious to you tliat no loan probably would be $5,000,000,000. posed by courts-martial, which under ex- discharged soldier needs to telegraph The measure was taken up for con.gidera- isting law can only be done by the Presi- his kin for funds for travel. When dis- tion in the House to-day. The rules com- dent. A bill for the suiwey and classifi- charged he is paid off with ample allow- mittee agi’eed to give a privileged status cation of unentered and cut-over lands ance for travel expenses to his home, to the Moon bill providing for the end of witli a view to disposing of them to dis- and this fact should itself warn relatives Federal control of wire systems of com- charged soldiers and sailors. A bill au- that telegrams requesting funds should munication December 31 next the bill to thorizing the Secretai'y of Wai’ to acquire ; be investigated. There is ordinarily no make public lands available for fann set- land in France for a cemetery for Ameri- reason vffiy a soldier should ask to have tlement by returning soldiers, and the bill cans who fell there in battle, the grounds his mail sent in care of general delivery. establishing a pensions retirement sys- to be known as “ The American Field of The post office authorities and the De- tem for civil-service employees. Honor.” Joint resolution authorizing partment of Justice will assist the War* The Judiciary Committee favorably the creation of a joint congressional com- Department in an effort to arrest these reported a bill to enforce v.ar-time pro- mission to recommend appropriate legis- swindlers, and the good offices of the hibition, effective July 1 next. It would lation for participation by the Federal new,spapers will be appreciated. bar all beverages containing more than Government in the observance of the Marlen E. Pew, one-half of per cent of alcohol. Con- 300th anniversary of the landing of the 1 Director, War Department ferees on the oil land leasing biU agreed Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock. A resolu- News Bureau. to the elimination of the provi.sion ex- tion calling upon the Alien Property Cus- tending the act to lands in Alaska. Bills todian to furnish the Senate with a de- were introduced yesterday as follows scription of all property taken over .by INTERVAL BETWEEN ASSIGNMENT By Mr. Lundeen, of Minnesota, providing him, an estimate of its value, names of the for the submission of the adoption of owners, and the final disposition of such FOR CONVOY MMCTOAL SAILING the proposed league of nations to a vote property. A bill to transfer the jurisdic- of the people. By Mr. Gould, of New tion of Fisherman’s Island, Va., from the The following statistics were prepared York, a bill designed to prevent and pun- Treasury to the War Depai’tmeut for for- by statistics branch. General Staff, War ish tlie wearing of war decorations by tification purposes. Department persons other than those to whom they The agricultural committee favorably The time interval between the assign- liave been officially awarded. reported House bill appropriating $1,000,- ment of units in the American Expedi- 000,000 to maintain the Government guar- tionai-y Force to priority for early con- anteed price of the 1919 wheat crop at LISBON CONGRESS DISSOLVED. voy and actual sailing varies greatly. $2.26 per bushel. ' The military commit- Some units have sailed in less than a tee, in coiisidering the Army appropria- Portugal to Elect Representatives to week, while others placed on priority in tion bill, provided a temporary army Revise the Constitution. November have not yet sailed. Of the for the next fiscal year of 538,498 officers total, 50 per cent have remained on prior- and enlisted men, and continued the ex- Advices to the State Department from ity moi'e than one month, 15 per cent isting pay of enlisted men for the next Lisbon, Portugal, state that the Govern- more than two months. fiscal year, the House having restored ment has decreed the dissolution of both Considering only the organizations the peace-time pay which cut the allow- Houses of Congi’ess and the disarming of which have been placed on priority and ance to enlisted men one-half. The naval the police, and calling for meeting of the which have sailed between November 11 committee, in considering the naval bill, electoral colleges for the purpose of elec- and Februai’y 15, the following figui’es also provided for a continuance of in- tion of I'epresentatives with full power show the per cent that remained on creased pay for the enlisted men of th,e for the revision of the constitution, the priority any specified number of weeks Navy. The agriciiltural committee rec- convocation to be held on April 13. before sailing. ommended legislation along the lines of r Source of information : Troop cables from the McKendrick bill for the regulation WORK AT CANTONMENTS TO GO ON. S. O. S., A. E. P.] of the meat packing industry. The bank- Percent. ing and currency committee, by a vote of The American Red Cross has appropri- 1 week or less 1. 2 1 to 2 weeks 10. 9 to ordered a favorable report on the ated an additional $100,000 for the main- 4 4, 2 to 3 weeks 18. 8 nomination of John Skelton Williams to tenance of its sanitary units and dispen- 3 to 4 weeits 11. 7 succeed him.self as Comptroller of the saries at the militai-y cantonments of the 4 to 5 weeks 20. 7 to 6 weeks 11. 4 Currency. country to the end of .Tune. The plan of 0 to 7 weeks .'I. 9 Senator Ransdeli, of Louisiana, intro- tlie Red Cross to continue its activities 7 to 8 weeks 2. 7 2. duced a joint resolution extending the in this direction has the approval of 8 to 9 weeks , 4 10 weeks-.! 6. powers of the President to con.struct or Kurg. Gen. Blue of the United States 9 to 3 10 to 11 weeks 4. 7 requisition ships to meet war emergencies l’ul)iic Health Service. 11 to 12 weeks 3. 8 71—19—— —

BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBEUAKY 25, 1919. 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. TEXT OF THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS AT BOSTON does now. (Continued from page 1.) but they were not tears of anger, they She did not believe in us I throughout the first were tears of ardent hope ; and three years of that comes from men who say we don’t see how any man can fail to the war. She seems really to have have waited for this day when the have been subdued by these pleas, believed that we were holding off across friends of liberty sliould come subdued to this feeling that he_was because we thought we could make to the sea and shake hands with us not there to assert an individual juclg- more by staying out than by going see that the new world was con- ment of his own but to try to assist in. And all of a sudden, in short, structed upon a new basis and the cause of humanity. 18 mouths, the whole verdict is re- foundation of justice and right. versed. There can be but one ex- Seek the United States. planation for it. They saw what we Voices of the Crowd. “And in the midst of it all every in- did, that without making a single the inspiration it “I can’t tell you terest seeks out first of all when claim we put all our men and all our sentiments that that came from the reaches Paris the representatives of means at the disposal of these who voices of came out of these simple the United States. Why? Be- were fighting for their homes in the proudest thing the crowd. And the cause—and I think I am stating the first instance, but for the cause that this I have to report to you is most wonderful fact in history—be- the cause of human right and jus- ours is trusted great country of cause there is no nation In Europe tice—and that we went in, not to not throughout the world. I have that suspects the motives of the support their national claims, but or come to report the proceedings United States. Was there ever so to support the great cause which results of the proceedings of the wonderful a thing seen before? Was they held in common. And when be peace conference—that would there ever so moving a thing? Was they saw that America not only held have premature. I can say that I then* ever any fact that so bound the ideals but acted the ideals, they, impressions received very happy the Nation that had won that esteem were converted to America and be- from this conference, impressions forever to deserve it? I w'ould not came firm partisans of those ideals. that while there are many differ- have you understand that the great The Eeflex of Time, ences of judgment, while there are men who represent the other na- “ some divergencies of object, there is tions there in conference are dis- I met a group of scholars when I nevertheless a common spirit and a esteemed by those who know them. was in Paris. Some gentlemen from common realization of the necessity Quite the contrary. But you under- one of the Greek universities who of setting up a new standard of stand that the nations of Europe had come to see me and in whose right in the world. Because the have again and again clashed with presence, or rather in the presence of men who are in conference in one another in competitive interest. the traditions of learning, I felt very Paris realize as keenly ns any It is impossible for- men to forget young indeed. And I told them that American can realize that they aie these sharp issues that were drawn I had had one of the delightful re- not masters of their people, that between them in times past. It is venges that sometimes come to men^ they are servants of their people, impossible tor men to believe that all All my life I have heard men speak and that the spirit of their people ambitions have all of a sudden been wdth a sort of condescension of ideals has awakened to a new purpose and foregone. They remember territory and of idealists, and particularly of a new conception of their power to that was coveted, they remember those separated, encloistered persons realize that purpose, and that no rights it was attempted to extort, whom they choose to term academic, man dare go home from that con- remember political ambitions which who were in the habit of uttering while ference and report anything less it was attempted to realize, and ideals in a free atmosphere when they noble than was expected of it. they believe men have come into clash with nobody in particular. And different temper they can not forget I said I have had this sweet revenge. Slowness in Paris. these things, and so they don’t re- Speaking with perfect frankness in you to “ The conference seems to sort to one another for dispassionate the name of the people of the United from day to day in Paris go slowly ; view of matters in controversy. States I have uttered as the objects I wonder it seems to go slowly, but of this great war ideals and nothing of the Eesort to Priendly Nation. if you realize the complexity but ideals, and the war has been won “ nation which task which is undertaken. It seems They resort to that by that in-spiration. this war af- enviable distinction being as if the settlements of has won great, friend of mankind. Change in Fighting Men. fect, and affect directly, every regarded as the small, desired to send a “ Men were fighting wdth tense and I sometimes think every Whenever it is occupy a nation in the world. And no one de- small force of soldiers to muscle and low'ered head until they it is realize thefse things, feeling cision can prudently be made which piece of territory where came to the else will be welcome they were fighting for their lives and is not properly linked in with thought nobody soldiers. And country, wdien great series of other decisions which they ask for' American their and these ac- would be looked cents of what it * w’as all about must accompany it, and it must be where other soldiers perhaps reckoned in with the final result if upon with suspicion and reached them fi’om America they of that resistance, the American lifted their heads^JJ^hey raised their the I’eal quality and character met with with acclaim. to heaven, then they saw' men result is to be properly judged. soldier is welcomed eyes I have had so many grounds for in khaki coming across sea in spirit All Sides. Must Hear pride on the other side of the water of crusaders, and they found these hear the “ What we are doing is to that I am very thankful that they w'erc strange men, reckless of danger whole case, hear it from the mouths are not grounds for personal pride, not only, but reckless because they of the men most interested, hear it but for national pride. seemed to see something that made are officially commis- wdiile. from these who Pride in the U. S. Soldier. that danger worth Men have sioned to state it, hear the ii\al testified to me in Europe that our “ If they were grounds for per- claims, hear the claims that affect men were possessed by something sonal pride, I’d be the most stuck-up new nationalities, that affect new that they could only call religious man in the world. And it has been areas of the world, that affect new fervor. They were not iike any of an infinite pleasure to me to see commercial and economic connec- the other soldiers. They had vision, these gallant soldiers of ours, of tions that have been established by they had dream, and they were fight- the Constitution of the United world war through which whom and fighting in dream the great me the proud com- ing in dream, And I have been States made of battle we have gone. praises the they tunied the whole tide of those mander. Everybody struck by the moderateness and it never came hack. And now do American soldier with the feeling who have represented national you realize that this confidence we that in praising him he is subtract- claims. I can testify that I have have established throughout the ing from the credit of no one else. nowhere seen the gleam of passion. world imposes a burden upon us—if I have been searching for the funda- I have seen earnestness, I have seen vou choose to call it a burden. It is mental fact that converted Europe tears come to the eyes of men who one of those burdens which any na- to believe in us. Before this war plead for down-trodden people whom to be proud to carry. not believe in us as she tion ought they were privileged to speak for. Europe did — !

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Any man who resists the present “ We set this Nation up to make whatever in this attempt to emanci- tides tliat run in the world will find men free and we did not confine our pate the world. “ himself thrown upon a shore so high conception and purpose to America, But I talk as if there were any and barren that it will seem as if he and now we will make men free. If question. I have no more doubt of had been separated from his human we did not do that all the fame of the verdict of America in this mat- kind forever. America would be gone and all her ter than I have doubt of the blood pow’er would be dissipated. She that is in me. And so, my fellow; The Europe of To-day. would then have to keep her power citizens, I have come back to re- “ Europe that I left the other day for those narrow, selfish, provincial port progress, and I do not believe was full of something that it had purposes which seem so dear to some that progress is going to stop short never felt fill its heart so full be- minds that have no sweep beyond the of the goal. The nations of the fore. It was full of hope. The nearest horizon. I should welcome world have set their heads now to Europe of the second year of the no sweeter challenge than that. I do a great thing, and they are not third war, the Europe of the year have fighting blood in me and it is going to slacken their purpose. And of of tlie war, was sinking to a sort sometimes a delight to let it have when I speak of the nations of the did not stubboni desperation. They scope, but if it is challenged on this world, I do not speak of the govern- acliieved see any great thing to be occasion it will be an indulgence. ments of the world. I speak of even when the war should be won. Think of the picture, think of the peoples who constitute the nations They hoped there would be some utter blackness that would fall on of the world. They are in the saddle, they hoped they could salvage ; the world ! America has failed and they are going to see to it that clear their territories of invading America made a little essay at gener- if their present governments do not hoped they could set armies; they osity and then withdrew ! America do their will, some other govern- in- up their homes and start their said, ‘ We are your friends,’ but it ments shall. The secret is out, and thought dustries afresh. But they was only for to-day, not for to-mor- present governments know it. There It simply be a resumption of ‘ is would row ! America said, here is our a great deal of harmony to be got the old life that Europe had led—led power to vindicate right,’ and then out of common knowledge. in fear, led in anxiety, led in con- next day said, ‘let right take care of “ There is a great deal of sympathy stant suspicion and watchfulness. itself and we will take care of our- to be got of living in the same at- They never dreamed that it would selves.’ America said, ‘ we set up mosphere, and except for the differ- be a Europe of settled peace and light to lead men along the paths of ences of languages, which puzzled my justifled hope. And now these ideals liberty, but we have lowered it—it American ear very sadly, I could have wrought this new magic that is intended only to light our own have believed I was at home in all the peoples of Europe are buoyed path.’ France or Italy or in England when in the spirit of up and confident liberty, True and Ideal. I was on the sti'eets, when I was in hope, because they believe that we the presence of crowds, when I was are at the eve of a new age in the “ We set up a great ideal of liberty, in great halls where men were gath- ‘ is a thing world, when nations will under- and then we said Liberty ered irrespective of class. I did not nations that you must win for yourself.’ Do stand one another ; when feel quite as much at home there as w'ill support one another in every not call upon us and think of the woidd I do here but I felt that now, at any nations will unite that we would leave. Do you realize just cause ; when rate, after this storm of war had every moral and every physical how many new nations are going to cleared the air men were seeing, eye strength to see that right shall pre- be set up in the presence of old and to eye, everywhere and that these vail. If America were at this junc- powerful nations in Europe and left were the kind of folks who would un- ture to fail the world, what would there, there, if left by us, without a derstand what the kind of folks at come of it? disinterested friend? Do you be- home would understand ; that they lieve in the Polish cause as I do? were thinking the of the World. same things. America Hope Are you going to set up Poland, im- “ " I do not mean any disrespect to mature, inexperienced, as yet unor- Glad to Speak XT. S.” any other gi’eat people when I say ganized, and leave her with a circle “ It is a great comfort, for one that America is the hope of the of armies around her? Do you be- thing, to realize that you all under- world. And if she does not justify lieve in the aspirations of the Czecho- stand the language I am speaking. that hope results are unthinkable. slovaks and Jugo-Slovs as I do? A friend of mine said that to talk Men will be thrown back upon bitter- Do you know how many powers through an interpreter was like wit- ness of disappointment not only, but would be quick to pounce upon them nessing the compound fracture of an bitterness of despair. All nations if there were not guarantees of the idea. But the beauty of it is that

will be set up as hostile camps again ; world behind their liberty? Have whatever the impediments of the men at the peace conference will go you thought of the sufferings of Ar- channel of communication the idea home with their heads upon their menia? You poured out your money is the same, that it gets registered, breasts, knowing they have failed to help succor Armenians after they and it gets registered in responsive for they were bidden not to come suffered. Now set up your strength hearts and receptive purposes. I home from there until they did some- so that they shall never suffer again. have come back for a strenuous at- thing more than sign the treaty Of tempt to transact business for a lit- World Force to Guarantee Peace. peace. Suppose we sign the treaty tle while in America, but I have of peace and that it is the most “Arrangements of the present peace really come back to say to you, in satisfactory treaty of peace that the can not stand a generation unless all soberness and honesty, that I confusing elements of the modern they are guaranteed by the united have been trying my best to speak world will afford and go home and forces of the civilized world. And your thoughts. AVhen I sample my- think about our labors we will know if we do not guarantee them can not self, I think I find that I am a typi- that we have left written upon the you not see tlie picture? Your hearts cal American, and if I sample deej) lii.storic table at Versailles, upon which have instructed you where the bur- enough and get down to what proli- Vergennes and Benjamin Franklin den of this war fell. It did not fall ably is the true stuff of the men, their nothing mod- upon national treasuries it did then I have hope that it is part of wrote names, but a ; not ern scrap of paper, no nations united fall upon the instruments of admin- the stuff that is like the other fel-

to defend it, no great forces combined istration ; it did not fall upon the low’s at home. And, therefore, pi{.'b- to make it good, no assurance given resources of nations. It fell upon ing deep in my heart and trying ro to thedowntrodden and fearful people the voiceless homes everywhere, see things that are right without of the world that they shall be safe. where women were toiling in hope regard to the things that may be de- Any man who thinks that America that their men would come back. bated as expedient, I feel that I am will take part in giving the world When I think of the homes upon interpreting the purpose and the

nny such rebuff and disappointment which dull despair would settle if thought of America ; and in loving as that does not know America. this great hope is disappointed, I America I find I have joined the I Invite him to test the sentiments should wish for my part nev'er to great majority of my fellowmen of the Nation. have had America play any part throughout the world.” :: : : ;; : : : ;

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List of Transports and Army Units COfflffllSSlON OF MINING EXPERTS Sailing From France for United States TO VISIT FRANCE AND BELGIUM Secretary of the Interior Lane has ap- Tlie War Departincut authorizes the port News March 5 with the following pointed a commission of five mining and publication of the foliowing infoi tion : troops metallurgical experts from the Bureau The transport ULcxican sailed from St. First Anti-Aircraft Sector, complete, 14 offi- cers, Kazaire February 20, and is due to ar- 402 men, divided as follows : Fort Logan, of Mines and the Geological Survey to

Colo., 172 men ; Presidio, 3 officers. 37 men rive at New York March 5 with the fol- Regular ; visit Europe to observe and study recon- Army, 1 officer, 193 men ; Camp Lee, lowing troops 10 officers. struction methods in the devastated re- Casual Company No. 380, 3 officers, 53 men, C.TSual Company No. 1G4, 2 officers, 121 men, Texas. New York. gions of France and Belgium. The chair- Casual Company No. 022, 3 officers, 143 men, Detachment, 71st Regiment, C. A. C., 1 offi- Colorado. man of the commission. Dr. Frederick G. cer, 130 men. Camp Upton. Casual Company No. 931, 2 officers, 145 men, Cottrell, chief metallurgist of the Bureau as follows : officers, Aero squadrons 23d, 2 Georgia. 158 men : 35th, 2 officers, 137 men 149th, 2 of Mines, and George S. Rice, the chief ; Casual Company, No. 272, 1 officer, 5 men. officers, 154 men ; 151st, 1 officer, 150 men North Carolina. mining engineer of the same bureau, have 153d, 2 officers, 152 men; 158th, 1 officer, 153 Casual officers classified : men 173d, 2 officers, 152 176th, of- 5, as follows Air just sailed for France, to take up this ; men ; 1 Service, 2 ; Coast Artillery, Infantry, officer, 156 184th, 1 officer, 147 1 ; 1 Xvork. Frank H. Probert, men ; men ; consulting en- Quartermaster, 1. 247th. 1 officer, 150 men ; 264th, 2 officers, 153 civilians. gineer of the bureau, and professor of men; 4G9lh. 2 officers, 115 men; 374th, 1 of- Two mining in the University of California, ficer, 147 men ; 499tli, 2 officers, 146 men The Transport Oceidente 500th. 2 officers, 148 men. El sailed from another member of the commission, left casual officers France February 21 to arrive Four classified as follows and is due several weeks ago and is now on the Marine Corps, Ordnance, 1. 3; at New York March 4, with the follow- Four civilians. ground. F. H. Cameron, consulting ing troops: chemist of the bureau and exiiert on The transport Fcltore sailed from St. Medical Detachment for duty, 1 officer, 3 potash matters, and Hoyt S. (3ale, of Nazaire for New York February 20 and men. Other casuals, 86 civilians. the Geological Survey, another expert is due to arrive at New York about March on potash, are expected to leave early in 5, with 1 ca.sual officer Field Artillery. Following personnel taken from Pow- March. transport Siboncj/ sailed Bor- The from hatan after vessel had left Bordeaux The commission in addition to visiting February 20 is arrive deaux ami due to Sixty-sixth Regiment Coast Artillery Corps, France and Belgium will go to several at York Marcli with following 14 men. New 3, the other countries to stud.v present methods troops Forty-seventh Regiment Coast Artillery Corps, 1 officer, 3 men. in mining and metallurgical practice and Bordeaux detachments (convalescent) Nos. Three hundred and Thirty-fifth Field Ar- give all the countries the benefits of 75. 96, 97, 93, 101, 105, 108, 113, 115, 116, tillery, 3 men. American methods and American mining 125, to 131, inclusive, 45 officers, 1,887 men. Three hundred and Thirty-sixth Field Ar- Detachment 348th Infantry, Camp Upton, tillery, 4 men. machinery. 16 officers, 997 men. Detachment Headquarters 40th Division, New York, 10 men. Casual Company No. 918, New York, 2 officers, 148 men. Sanitary detachment for duty, 348th In- fantry, 2 officers, 5 men. New York. SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED Thirty-six casual officers, classified as fol-

lows : General officers, 2 ; Quartermaster, 1 ; General Staff, Air Service, 1 ; 14 ; Field Ar- tillery, Machine Gun, 1 ; 1 ; Medical, 5 ; In- WAR DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. fantry, 7 ; Cavalry, 2 ; Signal, 1 ; Engineers, 1. su- Ot er casuals : field clerks Sealed proposals will be opened bv the 2 ; 4 civilians The Paints Brandi, Raw Materials Di- perintendi nt of lighihouses, 341 P*st OllUe 1 prisoner. vision, War Department, will receive Included in the above arc sick and wounded Biiiklmg, Detroit, Mich.. 2 o’clock p. in., follows: 60-foot, 40-foot, as follows : Tubercular, 25. Others not re- proposals as March 11, 1919, for one one quiring special attention, two 15-foot, one 25-foot, and one 17-foot struc- 45 officers, 1,862 1919 gallons men. Until 4 p. m. March 1, —750 tural steel tower, for lighthouse structures Speci- stencil black paint, conforming to Army in the Rt. Mary's River. Information upon Also 1 naval officer. 1918. Prices fication W. D. 43, of May 7, application to the above office. Included in the above are MaJ. Gen. Fred- desired f. o. b. your city and also f. o. b. erick S. Strong, commanding 40th Division, Rock Island, 111. in of troops, Brig. SHIPPING BOARD. command and Gen. William Until 4 p. m. March 3, 1919— 1 carload O. Johnson, traveling as casual. high-calcium hy- (approximately 30 tons) The United States Shipping Board drated lime, containing not loss than 90 per The hospital ship Comfort sailed from cent of calcium oxide, not more than 5 per Emergency Fleet Corporation, Philadel- Bordeaux February 20 and is due to ar- cent carbon dioxide, and a combined total of phia, Pa., is calling for bid, to be re- not more than 5 per cent of silica, alumina, rive at New York March 4 with the ceived not later than February 28, 1919, and oxide of iron. To be furnished in paper following troops: Bordeaux convalescent bags. Prices are desired f. o. b. your city for furnishing .50 sets of wire rope slings, detachments as follows and also f. o. b. Camp Funston, Kans. each set to consist of two slings, each m. 5. 1919 pounds Until 4 p. March — 1,000 sling to be 30 feet in length, made of 1- Nos. 87 and 88, 102 to 104, inclusive, 112, half and half solder, conforming to Navy speci- to inclusive, 119 121, 12 officers, 390 men. fications. Material to contain not less than inch diameter G by 19 Bright plow steel Medical detachment for duty, 1 man. 99.8 per cent total of lead and tin, of which wire rope, each end of which is to be Included in the above are sick and wounded per the tin content shall be between 49 cent fitted with standard thimble. as follows : Bed ridden, 8 officers, 262 men, and 51 per cent ; the anti.mony content not of whom 1 is a typhoid carrier. more than 0.10 per cent, and solder shall con- Others requiring GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE. no special attention, 4 tain no zinc. Material to be cast in 1-pound officers, 128 men. ” bars and marked “ half and half in raised Sealed proposals will be received by the Also 3 Naval enlisted men, bed ridden. cast letters. Price on this material is desired General Supply Committee at its office in f. o. b. your city and also f. o. b. Fort Leaven- Washin.gton, D. until 2 o’clock p. m., The transport Lake Caspar sailed from C., worth, Kans. Wednesday, March 5, 1919, and then publicly Bordeaux February 20 and is due to ar- Twenty gallons soldering fluid, A. S. P. or open! d, for furnishing, as may bo ordered begin- rive about Blarch 8 with 1 casual offl- equal. Price on this material is deSircd f. from time to time during the period ning April 1919, and ending June 30, cer. Air Service. o. b. your city and also f. o. b. Fort Leaven- 1, worth, Kans. 1919, meat and meat products, and fish, de- Tran.sport Ceylon Maru sailed from scribed in the general schedule of supplies, Bordeaux February 20 and is due to ar- NAVY DEPARTMENT. for use by the Executive departments anil other establishments of the Government of the rive at Newport News March 7 with 1 Tnited States of America in Washington, casual officer. Air Service. The Bureau of Yards and Dock.s of the I). C., and for direct delivery from eon- The transport Moccasin sailed from Navy Department has invited proposals tractor’s shipping point on Government bill of lading in accordance with paragraph 12 Brest February 20 is on the following projects and due to arrive at of Form A. Proposals must be executed New York March 4 with the following blanks 3737. Bellevue Magazine, Washington. D. C. : in accordance with instructions and on troops Fuse and primer, storehouse and loading shop. which will be furnished upon application to Estimated cost, $25,000. the General Supply Committee, The Audi- One casual officer. Air Service. 3790. Naval Proving Ground, Indianhead, tors’ Building, Fourteenth and B Streets SW., Other casuals : 6 enlisted men, 1 ex-officer, - Washington, D. C. Md. : Incinerator plant. Estimated cost, 25 civilians. $7,000.

3820. Yorktow'n, Va. ; Wooden pier and The battleship Ohio sailed from Brest ap- Help your Government uniT yourself at proach. Estimated cost, $270,000. Date of February 20 and is due to arrive at New- opening, March 17. the same time—buy war-savings stamp.s. :

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BUILDING TRADES DISPUTE Meaning of “Nonresident Alien” IN NEW YORK IS ADJUSTED Explained to Revenue Collectors Adjustment of tlie building trades dis- pute in New York, involving 125,000 men, TREAsuiiY Department; employer should be provided with written was reached yesterday afternoon at a Office of Commissioner proof of facts which overcome the pre- conference calletl by the Secretaries of OF Internal Revenue, sumption that such alien is a nonresi- AVar and Labor, held in the War Depart- Washington, D. C. dent. Such facts include the following: ment. To.collcctors of internal revenue and oth- (a) If an alien has been living in the It was agreed that the men should re- ers coneerned: United States for a.s much as one year im- leaving their griev- mediately prior to the time he entered the turn to work to-day, “ Nonresident alien individual ” means ances to be settled by a conference of employment of the withholding agent, an individual (a) whose residence is not employees. If, however, or if he has been regularly employed by employers and within the United States, and (b) who settlement can be reached by this an individual resident in the United no is not a citizen of the United States. within three days, then all ques- States or by a resident corporation in the method Residence will be determined in accord- which they can not agree will same city or county for ns much as three tions on ance with the following be referred - to Judge P. H. Dugro of months immediately prior to any payment (1) Establishment of residence.—Any tlie York Supreme Court, as um- by the einployer, he may be treated as a New alien living in the United States who is resident in deciding as to the necessity pire. not a mere transient, as explained below, The dispute was solely over wages. The of withholding part of such payment, pro- is a resident of the Llnitcd States, for ask $6.50 a day, and are now receiv- vided no facts are known to the employer men purposes of the income tax. AAdiether he ing .$5.50. The employers had expressed showing that he is in fact a transient, is a transient or not is determined by willingness to concede an advance. Those such as one of the types mentioned under his intentions with regard to hi.: stay. present at the conference included, in ad- (1). The facts with regard to the length If he lives in the United States, and has dition to the Secretaries of War and La- of time the alien has thus lived in this no definite intention as to his stay, he is bor, representatives of the workmen and country or has been so regularly employed a resident. The best evidence of his in- of the employers, and of the American may be established by the certificate tention is afforded by the conduct, acts, Federation of Labor, and Henry J. Skef- of the alien; (b) the emp'oyer al.so and declarations of the alien. The typi- may tington of Boston and Walter Davidge of obtain evidence to overcome the prima cal transient is one who stops for a short AA’ashington, commissioners of concilia- facie of nonresidence se- time in the course of a journey through presumption by tion. the United States—sometimes performing curing from the alien Form 1078, revised, properly executed or an labor, sometimes not—or one who enters equivalent cer- tificate of the alien establishing resi- Special Delivery Notice the United States intending only to. stay dence. long enough to carry out some purpose, Having secured such evidence Must Be Properly Placed object, or plan not involving an extended from the alien, the employer may rely thereon unless the statement of the alien stay in the United States. A mere float- false Office of the First ing intention, indefinite as to time, to re- was and the employer had reason- able cause to bedeve it false, Assistant Postmaster General, turn to another country, is not sufficient and may Washington, February 15, 1919. to constitute him a transient. continue to rely thereon until the alien ceases to be a resident under the pro- The department is advised that in (2) Proof of residence.—An alien’s visions of the preceding many instances persons using ordinary statements as to his intention with regard paragraph. Am seeks postage stamps instead of the regulation to residence are not conclusive, but when employer who to account for failure withhold before this if did special-delivery stamp to secure special- unequivocal will determine the question to date he not at time secure or delivery service fail to place the words of his intention, unless his conduct, acts the Form 1078 its equivalent, is “ special delivery ” immediately below or other surrounding circumstances con- permitted to prove the for- mer status of the alien material the stamps, as required by paragraph 2 tradict the statements. It sometimes oc- by any evidence. of section 845, Postal Laws and Regula- curs that an alien who genuinely intends Treasury decision 2242 is modified tions. Each postmaster is requested, his stay to be transient may put off his (5) far inconsistent therefore, to post for the information of departure from time to time by reason of so as herewith. patrons a copy of paragraph 140 on page chapged conditions, remaining a transient Form 1078, as revised, is as follows: 25 of the annual Postal Guide. though living in the United States for a Form 1078—Revised. This Certificate Has no Effect on .1. C. Koons, considerable time. The fact that an Citizenship. First Asst. Postmaster General. alien’s family is abroad does not neces- ceutipic.atb of alien clai.ming sarily indicate residence in that he is a transient THE UNITED ST.ATES. rather than a resident. An alien, who Issue of Russet Shoes (To be filed with withholding agent by alien enters this country intending to make his residing in the United States for the purpose home in a foreign country as .soon as he of olaiming the benefit of such residence for To Army in United States income tax purpose.s.) has accumulated a sum of money suffi- I hereby declare that I am a citizen or sub- cient to provide for his journey abroad, is ject of : that I arriv('d in Uie. AVar Department, United State.s on or about to be considered a transient provided his ; that Washington, February 1919. I am living in the United States and havi' 6, expectation in this regard may be reason- no General Orders No. 22. definite intention as to wlren (if at all) I ably be fulfilled within a comparatively will make another country my home ; that I. Amendment of Section V, General short time, considering the rate of his the address in the United Stares where any Orders, AA^ar Department, 1919—Issue of saving. notice.s relative to income tax may be, sent or russet shoes to troops in the United mailed to me is (3) Loss of status as a resident. It States.—Section V, General Orders, No. — will be presumed that an alien who has es- (Street and number) (City) (State)" AVar Department, 1919, is amended by (Signed) 6, tablished a residence in the United States changing the last sentence therein to Sworn to and subscribed before mu this as outlined above, continues to be a resi- day of 191 read as follows: dent until he or his family evidence an “ No new shoes of any size will be is- intention to change residence to another sued when reclaimed shoes of the same (Official capacity) country by starting to remove. Thus, Daniel C. Roper, size are on hand or available, except to alien re.sidents who, following the armi- Commissioner of Internal Revenue, ftick or wounded men in hospitals who Approved ; February 21. 1919. stice agreement of November, 1918, take have returned from overseas.” Carter Gla.ss, steps toward returning to their native Secretary of the Treasury. countries as by applying for passports, IIEGE HONORS MR. "WHITLOCK. are to be regarded as residents for that DANISH PEACE DELEGATION. portion of the The Department of State has been ad- taxable year which elapsed A Copenhagen, Denmark, di.spatch (.> vised that the city of Liege has conferred up to the time such step was taken. the State Department reports the follow- the freedom of the city on the American (4) Practice of employers in determin- ing per-sonnel for the Danish delegation minister to Belgnim, Mr. Brand AVhit- ing status of alien employees.—Aliens to the Peace Conference: H. N. Ander- lock, and created him a burgher of the employed in the United States are prima sen, Alexander Fess, former Prime Min- city under appi-opriate and solemn cere- facie regarded as nonresidents. If wages ister Niels Neer Fussard, P. Munich, min- monies at the Hotel de A^ille. are paid without withholding the tax, the ister of defense, and Bram Snaes. 71—19 .1 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1919,

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

STORMS, Guy. Iszara S. Storms, Kempton, WALTER, Dean H. Walter, SECTION 3, FEBEIIARY 24, 1919. William Rankin, Ind. 111 . The following casualties are reported SWARTZ, Harry. Mrs. Elizabeth Wildoner, WALTER, Harry Ross. David II. Walter, 415 Seventh Street, Mauch Chunk, Pa. Boiling Springs, Pa. by the commanding general of the Ameri- TORIAN, William C. Mrs. Suzie Wooddridge WALTON, George W. Mrs. Penny G. Walton, can Expeditionary Forces: Torian, 1206 James Street, Memphis, Tenn. 1‘aradise, Tex. TOWSLEY, Earl. Mrs. Lois Toope, Oneida, WASS, William C. Mrs. Rachel Wass, 401 Wounded (degree undeter- N. Y. Forrest Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. mined) 673 TURRI, Louis G.uy. Paul Turri, 3331 East WILLIAMS, Walter H. Miss Ida Pordyce, Third Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Pire River, Minn. Wounded slightly 865 WALTERS, Ben J. J. F. Walters, Othello, WOODS, James W. Mrs. Sarah Woods, Lake- N. C. port, Cal. Gordon G. Mrs. F. A. Warren, 7 ZANGENBBRG, Henry M. Anton E. Zang- Total 1, 53W WARREN, Elm Street, St. Albans, Vt. enberg, 2159 Clinton Avenue, New York, WEBB, Abby. W. J. Webb, ITanceville, Ala. N. Y. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). WESSELL, Artnur L. Mrs. William Wessell, ZAX, Henry E. Prank Zax. 1429 South 1884 Overton Park Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. Seventh Street, Louisville, Ky. MAJOR. WHEELER, Cecil G. Mrs. Dora Bright, R. P. D. No. Clinton, Ind. BUGLERS. SMITH, Hoxie H. Mrs. Ethel S. C. Smith, 1, Chester P. Mrs. Wheeler, 395 WILLIAMS. Joseph C. Mrs. Margaret Wil- The Acorn Club, 1618 Walnut Street, Phila- WHEELER, Shrewsbury Street, Worcester, Mass. liams, 4511 Hedge Street, Philadelphia, Pa. delphia, Pa. Williams, CALNAN, John Joseph. Annie Calnan, 221 LIEUTENANTS. WILLIAMS, Barney D. Dave L. Yancey, Tex. Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. BREWER. .John W. Mrs. Charles E. Cleaver, Fred, jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Wood- WOODHULL, MU.SICI.INS. Great Hill, Uingham Center, Ma.ss. hull, 58 Orchard Street, Elmira, N. Y. CARTER, Elliot A. James R. Carter, 246 WOPPERER, Clifford. Mrs. Ida Wopperer, MATECK, John Joseph. Mrs. Ethel A. Neas- Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass- 344 North Schuber Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio. bit, care of Windsor Hotel, Denver, Colo. CORBETT, Lacy. W. James S. Corbett, 40 ZELLER, Charles Leonard. Norbert Zeller, BERRY, Prank A. Charles Berry, 042 River Main Street, Bishop ville, S. C. Bmstol, Colo. Street, Scranton, Pa. ENGLE, Stanley L. John F. Engle, McKee, CORPORALS. MILLER, Charles H. P. M. Kratz, Murdo, Ky. S. Dak. Morris, LANDIS. WiUiam T. Charles H. Landis, Ox- MORRIS, James B. Mrs. Louise T. BAND LEADER. St. Louis, Mo. ford, N. C. 3807 Delmar Avenue, DARCY, Thomas P., jr. Thomas P. Mulrow. Book- Darcy, REED, Arthur B. Mrs. Maude B. Reed, 30 MULROW, Patrick. Mrs. Mary sr., 618 North Virginia Street, Reno, Ncv. man, Clonbaros, County Galway, Ireland.' Walnut Street, Claremont, N. H. MECHANICIANS. TOWSBN, James W. Mrs. T. P. Towsen, 616 NORMANDIN. Hectoi’. Bi-nest Normandin, 161 'West Oak Street, Kankakee, 111. HOAG, Clarence N. Charles H. Hoag, 2301 North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Avenue WALKER, Paul Norton. Mrs. Sarah Jane O’KEEFE, Dennis. Mrs. Anna O’Keefe, Cool- G, Brooklyn. N. Y. Walker, 1410 East One hundred and hf- reagh Bodyke, County Clare, Ireland. McKENNA, Robert .1. Patrick McKenna, 1828 Moore Sti-eet, Philadelphia, toeuth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. OSTREM, John Theodore. Jones Ostrem, R. F. Pa. WOODIE, Felix M. Mrs. Sarah J. Woodie, WILLIAMS, John P., jr. John P. Williams, D. No.'l, Viroqua, Wis. II. Holum, Lit- Peru, Nebr. 201 Liberty Street, Charlotte, N. C. PETERSON, Henry H. Peter tle Palls, Minn. RISE, Henry II. S. Grant Bise, Ephrata, CORPORALS. PORTER, Charles E. Ben F. Porter, Gaines- Wash. McCORMACK. Thomas P. Mrs. Bridget Mc- ville, Tex. ' LEWANDOWSKY. Stephen. Mrs. Laura Le- Auliffe, 1235 Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, POULSON, Edwin Noel, Andrew Poulson, Ab- wandowsky, 2966 Salmon Street, Philadel- N. Y. erdeen, Idaho. phia, Pa. MARGERUM, William J. Mrs. Mary Mar- POUNCEY, Robert. Scipio Pouncey, R. P. D. SOUZA, Joseph B. Joseph B. Souza, sr., Portsmouth, R. I. gerum, McDonald, Pa. No. 3, box 9, Red Springs, N. C. MATHEWS, Alfred W. Mrs. Maywood RAMEZZANO, Victor. Joe Gardclla, 1715 Re- WAGONERS. Mathews, rural route No. 2, Cambridge, vere Street. San Francisco, Cal. • SCHWARTZ, Louis. Mrs. .1. Schwartz, 353 Ohio. RANK, Orin R. Mrs. Rachel Rank, 312 Rail- Greenwich Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Miller, Celina, MILLER, Clarence E. Dec road Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. STONEKING, Walter T. George 'W. Stone- Ohio. RAVEN, Bertram. Mrs. Henry Raven, 15 king, ilirmingham. 111. James R. Armserd Morgan, R. P. Brookfield Avenue, White Plains, N. Y. MORGAN, IIORSESHOER. D. No. 5, Humboldt, Tenn. ROLLYSON, O.scar Leigh. Mrs. Julia Roily- MULLIGAN, William J. Mrs. Mary Mulligan, son, Union City, Ind. MONAH.VN, James J. Jliss Mary Clements, 410 East Madison Street, Belvldere, 111. ROWAN, Michael. Mrs. Delia McNicholas, 74 Hathorne Street, Salem, Mass. MURPHY, Paul. Mrs. Mary A. Murphy, 233 948 Ciark Street, Toledo, Ohio. COOKS. Auburn Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. jr. Jacob Ruser, Consho- RUSER, Jacob J., BOYER. Webster. Mrs. Esther Boyer. 1017 O'HARA, James J. Mrs. Mary McNevis, 651 hocken, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. New Pennsylvania Street, South Bethlehem, Evergreen Avenue, RUSS, Joseph M., jr. Mrs. Clara A. Russ,- Pa. Mrs. Louisa Peters, Karnest- PETERS, Lee. Irontown, Minn. SAMON. James G. Mrs. Katherine Samon, ville, Ky. II. SAELER, John T, Edward Saeler, Draugh- 173 Kiugsland Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Albert. Mike Petska, R. F. D. No. PETSKA, on. Ark. LEAVER, William J. William Leaver, 97 1, Marcelliue, Mo. SCANNELL, John. Mrs. Birney FqIIowos, Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PLATT, Frederick C. Frederick A. Platt, 220 Cornwall-on-IIudson, N. Y. SHANNE, Grazzio. Guiseppo Shanne, 212 West Hancock Avenue, Detroit, Mich. SIIAHWOOD, Solomon. Joseph Kelliel, box Kosuth Avenue, Utica, N. Y. POTTS, Cecil A. George C. Potts, 1216 Cherry 14. M.yers. N. Y. WINDSOR, Needie. Ignatius Windsor, Pis- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SIEGELE, William A. Mrs. Henrietta Siogcle, cataway, Md. RANKED, Edw'ard. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Ran- Monroe Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. 8 PRIVATES. kel, 4704 Ravine Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. SIMPKINS, John G. Mrs. Ida Simpkins, Guy- RAZOR. James P. Mrs. Hester IL Razor, aux, Pa. AMBRO.SIA, Guiseppe D. John Ambrosia-, Cape Fair, Mo. SMALLEY, Edward II. Mrs. Charles B. 412 Wilson Street, Chester, I^i. RETTAMANN, William E. Albert Rettamann, Smalle.v, 925 San Antonio Street, Los An- ANGEVINO, Roy Joseph. Mrs. A. C. Ange- R. P. D. No. 1, Cedarburg, Wis. geles, Cal. vino, 4h2 North Porter Street, Saginaw, ' ROW, Thomas D. Mrs. Rachael K. Row, SJIART, Robert L. Mrs. Sybil Smart, 502 Mich. Mount Ida, Alexandria, Va. West Park Street. Enid, Okla. ASKEW, Herman. Mrs. Minnie Askew, R. P. S.4KE, .John C. Thomas A. Sake, 918 Wave- SPERRY, Leonard D. J. P. Sperry, Brough- D. No. 6, Lawrenceville, 111. land Avenue, Chicago, 111. ton, IIL BIRDWELL, Richard E. Henry W. Bird- Sanford, Clyde II. Leon C. Sanford, SPILL.INE, James A. Mrs. Alicia Spillane, well. Chiranc, Tex. Franklin, N. Y. 260 Second Avenue, Newark, N. J. CELANO, Vincinzo. Joseph Celano, Bogetto, SCALES, David. Mrs. Viva Scales, R. F. D. STEPHENS, Jesse T. Mrs. John E. Stephens, Palermo Province, Italy. No. 7. box 14, Winston-Salem, N. C. Sciotoville, Ohio. CONNELL, Fred P. Menile Connell, 29 Vine SCTIMOLINSKI. Arthur. Charles Schmolin- STERN, Samuel. Mrs. Amelia Stern, 2120 Street, Muskegon, Mich. ski, R. P. D. No. 2, Oconto, Wis. Eyse Avenue, New York, N. Y. COOKE, Roger E. Harry Cooke, Franklin, SHAFFER, Orville. John M. Shaffer, Bra- STUMPP, Robert E. Jacob Stumpp, North Ohio. zoria, Tex. Street, Greenwich, Conn. CSILLAG, Saudor W. Mrs. Anna Csill-ag, SLOVER, John II. Miss Leona Slover, 41 SYNER, Robert P. Mrs. Margaret Syner, ISO 3411 Port Independence Street, New York, Railroad Street, Cortland, N. Y. Northampton Avenue, Springfield, Mass. N. Y. SMITH, Roscoe P. Mrs. Sam Smith, R. P. D. TOOMER, Henry. Mrs. Rachel Toomer, 61 GLADIN, Scott D. Mrs. Louise Gladin, Tol- No. 1. Oskaloosa, Iowa. Bennington Avenue, Freeport. N. Y. lison, Ariz. SPERLING, Harry I. Mrs. Bertha Sperling, ULM, Roy E. W. Benjamin P. Ulm, Burwell, GRANADO, Andres. Mrs. Antonio Granado, 74 Jordan Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Nebr. 3023 Cypress Street, El Pa.so, Tex. STANLEY, Morrille N. Edgar C. Stanley, R. ULRICH. William II. Mrs. Sadie H. Ulrich, GREEAR, Oren J. Mrs. Thelda Greear, Wins- P. D. No. 2, Cozad, Nebr. 536 Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. low, HI. STANTON, Charles, jr. Charles Stanton, sr., VALENTA, Lottie G. Mrs. Cecillc Valeuta, HORNING, George W. Mrs. Julia Horning, 180 Elmira Street, Troy, Pa. Shiner. Tex. 550 North Blackstone Street, Jackson, STEVENS, Glenn. Miss Euphrasia Stevens, V.\N WART, Walter-. Mrs. Etta Van Wart, Mich. 133 Grand Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y. 66 .Astor Place, Jersey City, N. J. McKAY, Stewart. John McKay, Delhi, Minn. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PALMER, William Royal. Mrs. Mcdcalf POWELL, Glen D. Mrs. C. B. Powell, 1924 SWITIIERS, George F. Mrs. Margarette Palmer, Sterling Station, N. Y. Carroll Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. Swithers, 342 East Noble Street, Nantl* PAYNE, Tead G. Mrs. Mary Payne, Mount PURIFOY, Ray A. Mrs. Nannie Purifoy, R. cok0 Pfl Vernon, Ky. F. D. No. 1, Newbern, N. C. THOifAS, Clyde. Mrs. Louise Thomas, 98 POTTER, Rutledge M. Mrs. I. B. Potter, RASMUSSEN, Gjert R. Thomas Rasmussen, River Street, Salamanca, N. Y. general dellTory, Huntsville, Ala. Rasmussen, Goard, Kristiansend, Norway. THOM.\S, Dewey. Mrs. Carrie Thomas, Jack- EOSSEAN, William II. Mr.s. Lucretia Ros- RAZZANO, Peter. Joseph Razzano, 139 Hull son, Ala. sean, Ilamb'U’g, lovt^a. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. THOM.YS, John P. Boradino TomaSetti, Colb- SLEDZINSKI, .loe. Miss Mary Milefsky, 160 RUSSELL, Harvey N. Pink C. Russell, 704 piotro, Aquila, Italy. Tern Street, Norwich, Conn. Thirteenth Street, Wichita Palls, Tex. THOMPSON, George F. Mrs. Maria Austin, THOMSON, Ronald. P. Thomson, 471 Seven- RUSSELL, James E. A. L. Russell, East 74 Horace Street, East Boston, Mass. teenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Thirteenth Street, Bonham, Tex. THOMPSON, Gilbert M. Mrs. Annie B. THURMOND, Erasmus S. Mrs. Tom J. Meri- RUTSTROM, Reuben. Johannes Rutstrom, Thompson, Buck Run, Pa. wether, 612 Sampson Street, Dyersburg, Altrask Ventres Roden, Sweden. THOMPSON, Lawrence K. Mrs. Selma Tenn. SAUCIER, George J. S. August Saucier, 232 Thompson, Prairie City, Oreg. WALLACE, Jesse D. Ellis Lafayette Wal- Center Street, Oconto, Wis. THOMPSON, Merritt. James R. Thompson, lace, Opelika, Ala. SCARZELLA, Dominico. Angealo Ciancardlo, Blue Mountain, Miss. WOODRUFF, Robert H., jr. Mrs. Elizabeth R, P. D. No. 4, Uniontown, Pa. TURNER, Percy. Mrs. Florence Leray, 840 H. Woodruff, 711 Summitt Street, West- SCHAEFER, Lewis J. Mrs. Minnie Myer Plum Street, Trenton, N. J. field, N. J. Schaefer, 5747 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, 111. TYLKA, Andrew. Michael Charytzeak, 600 ZARRO, Emiddo. John Zarro, 323i Mom- SEAVERNS, Dana H. Mrs. Cary P. Sea- East Seventeenth Street, New Y"ork, N. Y. moth Street, Jersey City, N. J. verns, 64 Cllftondale Street, Roslindale, VEIGA, Joaquin Cunha. Mrs. Costodia APGAR, Edward Charles. John T. Apgar, Mass. Veiga, rural carrier, box 29 A, Hanford, Church Street, High Bridge, N. J. SHARKEY, Prank. Mrs. Alice O. Sharkey, Cal. ARNOLD, John W. Mrs. Maggie Arnold, R. P. Belle Plaine, Iowa. VELLA, Charles. Jennie Vella, Palermo, D. No. 4, Rogersville, Tenn. SHARRER, Earl P. Mrs. Josephine Sharrer, Italy. Mrs. Amelia L. Arzt, ARZT, Herman L. 2329 1113 East Avenue, Erie, Pa. Ernest North Twenty-sixth Street, Phil-adelphla, Pa. WALTON, C. Neomia R. Walton, SHAW, Harrington P. Mrs. Harriet Shaw, North Charlotte, N. C. William P. Charlie . Landan, 853 BAKER, 2919 Dale Street, Santiago, Cal. Quay H. Mrs. Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal. WHITBECK, Nina Whitbeck, SMITH, John H. Mrs. L. L. Zleppler, Lin- post-office box 11, Ericksberg, Minn. Herman J. Mrs. Friedereke W. BICKER, wood, Pia. Frederick L. Bicker, 9214 Rosewood Avenue, Cleveland, WHITE, Lyman White, R. P. D. No. Ohio. SMITFI, Joseph S. Arthur J. Smith, 1610 1, Ludlow, Me. Walter H. BOLING, Wayne F. Edward W. Boling, Liberty Way, Portvue, Pa. WOOD, Mrs. Minnie Wood, 357 Friendship, Tenn. SNETHEN, Theora. Joseph S. Snethen, Lyell Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. BOYLES, William H. Mrs. Lula Bascus, Spen- Davis City, Iowa. WEIGHT, Philip. Mrs. George E. Wright, Mansfield, Mass. cerville, Okla. STANISZEWSKI, Walter J. John Stanis- West CAMPASANA, Salvatore. Miss Mary Campa- zewski, 343 North Palethorpe Street, Phila- MORTON, Emmett R. Mrs. Kate Morton, 1104 sana, 252 Killman Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. delphia, Pa. Exchange Avenue, East St. Louis, 111. CHAPIN, Aubrey. Mrs. Goldie Cassidy, 2412 STANSELL, James C. William Stansell, La MORTON, Joseph H. Mrs. Sarah E. Morton, Columbus Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. Payette, Ga. Liberty, N. Y. COOK, Joseph N. Mrs. Augusta Cook, 1920 POTOLSKY, Henry H. Joseph Potolsky, 1226 MURPHY, Edward P. Mrs. Annie E McAllis- ter, Central Street, Morgan Street, St. Louis, Mo. De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 429 Manchester, N. H. COWELL, Herbert. Mrs. Mary A. Cowell, 296 PULLIAM, Joshua. John Pulliam, Jalong, MURPHY, George A. Mrs. Mary H. Murphy, Broadway, Pall River, Mass. N. C. 239 North New Street, Dover, Del. MURRAY, Thomas. Mrs. Bridget Marron, DEETRICK, Jacob. Tom Deetrick, Duquesne QUAID. John J. John J. Quaid, sr., 495 Six- Trust Building, Duquesne, Pa. 608 Cedar Street, Anaconda, Mont. teenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MURRAY, Thomas P. Mrs. Bridget Boylan, DIF.4BIO, Tony. Sarvatore Difablo, Covolen P. P. QUINN, John Mrs. Mary Quinn, 92 221 Warren Street, Newark, N. J. Duno, Italy Avenue, Oneida, Washington N. Y. MYERS, Boyd S. Mrs. Jane B. Myers, 264 EIDSMO, Otto A. Ingvald Eidsmo, Nielsville, RANAHAN, James J. Thomas Ranahan, 130 Minn. East Main Street, Plymouth, Pa. Post Avenue, Manhattan, N. Y. MYERS, Joseph A. Mrs. C. C. Hulen, general KING, Warren. Mrs. Alma King, 33 South RANSON, John H. Mrs. "Thomas Doty, 403 delivery, Lathrop, Mo. Franklin Street, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Avenue E, San Antonio, Tex. NELSON, Merl Raymond. John Fry, 722 West Joseph. Kllmasewskl, Tyles. KLIMASEWSKI, Adam REED, Mrs. Beatris E. Reed, Owens- Seventeenth Street. Kansas Cit.v, Mo. 1121 Fifth Street, Salle, 111. ville, La Ind. NOYD, Oscar S. Mary Boles, 3 Walnut Street, MCDONALD, Peter J. William Leavy, 146 BELLA, Tomasco. Mrs. Anna Rella, 189 Winsted, Conn. South Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Eighth Street, Long Island City, Y. PATUTO, Luciano .Tames. Patsy Patuto, Reginald N. 73 McGREW, R. Mrs. Anna McGrew, RIECH, Charles R. D. Mrs. Kate Hammet, West Street, Newton, Mass. 223 Wall Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Kingsley, Mich. PAYTON. Patrick P. Mrs. Sarah Payton, 38 MeINTOSH, Raymond .T. Mrs. Margaret Mc- RUSSELL, Leo P. Mrs. Ida Russell, R. P. D. Long Street, East Orange, N. J. Intosh, Sag Harbor, N. Y. No. 2. box 100, Winchester, Va. PENCE, Linzy D. Christopher C. Pence, R. P. John. Mrs. Ella N. MeWethy, MeWBTHY, Angelo. Miss Felice Pacriall, D. A, Milford, Tex. Clinton, SALEMMO, 425 Ind. Bast One hundred eighteenth PETERSON, Oscar H. Henry Peterson, 2454 MASE, Calorino. Miss Annie and Street, Mase, 29 Win- New York, N. Y. Union Street, Eureka, Cal. chester Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Gardner. Mrs. PETRIE, Archie A. A. R. Petrie, B. P. D. No. MATZANO, Ralph. Miniello Matzano, 18 Par- SAWYER. Raymond Elia Pull- ing, R. F. D. No. 7. Fort Scott, Kans. 1. Groton, Vt. ker Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PETRINI, Angelo. Prank Petrini, Old Forge, MORGAN, Orlander. Mrs. Morgan, SCHAEFFER. Richard A. John N. Schaeffer, Susia Ashley, N. Dak. Pa. Wellville, Va MUNCA, Phil. Mrs. Dennis Munca, Temecula, SCHMIDBERGER, John. Mrs. Charles Fried, PETRITIS, Anton. Dan Petritls, 237 Eight- flal. 1017 East One hundred and seventy-eighth eenth Avenue, Homestead, Pa. MUTISPAWj Houston. Mrs. Fannie Muti- Street, New York, N. Y. PLACE, Harry. George H. Place, 69 Liberty spaw, Lexington, Va. SCHOFIELD, John W. Mrs. Ellen Schofield, Street, Newburgh, N. Y. MYERS, Prank E. Bert Myers, Riverton, 111. Chamber Street, Valley Falls, R. I. POLISKA, Louis W. Frank Pollska, R. F. D. NESPOLI, Pantaleone. Nicola Nespoli, Atrl, SHAUGHNESSY, Thomas P. Michael Shaugh- No. 1, Esmond, 111. Italy. nessy, Uxbridge, Mass. POPPIE, Edwin C. C. C. Poppie, Hadley, Mass. NEUMANN, Frederick A. Ferdinand Neu- SIDEBOTTOM. Thurman Milton. Milton mann, Da Costa, Tex. Sidebottom, Powder Mills, Ky. PORCARO, Domenico. Domenico Clanclose, 36 SIEGEL, Isadore. Abraham M. Siegel, North Front Street, NICHOLS. Paul H. Mary Moore, Route No. 1, 8 Reading, Pa. Floyd, Tex. Charlton Street, Newark, N. J. PURCELL, Leonard A. Alden West, Walden, NICHOLSON, Clarence L. Alvin L. Nichol- SIEGELBAUM, Isadore. Rubin Siegelbaum, Minn. 58 West son, 706 South Twentieth Street, Port Dodge, One hundred and fifteenth Street, RAND, Alphonso L. Mrs. A. P. York, N. Rand, 64 Iowa. New Y. Laurel Street, Worcester, Mass. SIEGLITCH, Michael A. Mrs. Francis Sleg- NOVOCK, William. John Novock, Van- BAROGIEWICZ, Theodore L. Mrs. Annie Ba- 26 lltch, 7 Gauthier Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. kensen Avenue, Boundbrook, N. rogiewicz, 83 Oberlin Street, Buffalo, N. Y. J. SIMMONS, Paul. Mrs. Lizziq Simmons, R. P. NOWAK, Teofil 11. Steve Nowak, 643 Ninth RAY, William J. John Ray, 723 River Street, D. No. 1, London, Ark. Troy, N. Y. Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. SIMPSON, Andrew. Mrs. Katherine Simpson, REDLIN, Alvin W. Mrs. Agnes Redlin, R. F, O’BRIEN, Joseph W. Frederick O'Brien, 21 50 Tappan Street, Kearny, N. J. D, No. 4, box Baldwin, Wis. Vera Street, West Hartford, Conn. Wilbur 44, SISSON, E. Clarence Sisson, Bointa, REED, Harold J. George Reed. Viregua, Wis. OBRECHT, Jacob W. Mrs. latan Obrecht, La. Wamego, Kans. ROUNDS, Emmett D. Arthur E. Rounds, 715 James. Street, OSTROM, Richard. Fred Ostrom, New Street, SLOAN, Mrs. Kate Sloan, 3304 North East Baraboo, Wis. Naugatuck, Conn. Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SCALLY', Owen. Mrs. Helen Kaglemyer, Bur- PATANIA, Angelo. Mrs. A. Patania, 275% SMALL, Robert L. Harry Small, R. P. D. No. ton Street, Warren, Ohio. Morris Avenue, Newark, N. J. 1, Big Springs, Md. SCARL.YTA, John. Joseph Cascio, 410 Water PERLMAN, Samuel. Isidor Perlman, 321 SMALL, Walter. Mrs. L. M. Small, 46 Whit- Street, Springfield. Mass. Sciiermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ney Avenue, Lowell, Mass. SCRIBNER, ,Tohn. Mrs. Ela Scribner, Find- PERKINS, William C. Mrs. C.vnthia Per- SOWERS, Jesse C. Peter H. Sowers, Yoe, lay, 111. kins. 521 Fourth Avenue, South Nashville, York County, Pa. SMITH, Frank A. Wesley Smith, R. P. D. No. box Watkins, T-enn. SPIVEY, Thomas P. Miss Alice Spivey, R. P. 2, 77, Minn. K. PIPKIN, Will Hiram. Charlie G. Pipkin, D.,No. 1, Adrian, Ga. SMAOK, Claude Newton, P. Smoak, Bamberg, S. C. Reeisboro, N. C. ST.YCK, .John Paul. Mrs. Mary C. Stack, PONTIUS, George J. Mrs. Ella E. Pontius, 3418 Ligener Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SNIPES, Frank. Mrs. Nora Snipes, Greene- 207 High Avenue NW., Canton, Ohio. STEINEBMAN, Solomon. Miss Tessie Stein- viile, Tenn. POOR, Pete. John Henry Poor, R. P. D. No. erman, 122 East One hundred and eleventh STANFIELD, .Tames E. Mrs. Carrie Halber- 5. Mountainburg, Ark. Street, New York. N. Y. stadt, R. P. N. No. 1, Urbana, III. POPE, Fedy D. Mrs. Mary M. Pope, 1101 STRUBB, Leo L. Mrs. Caroline Vogel, 1314 STEMPKB, John. John Stempke, Merrimack. North Street, Durham, N. C. Marshall Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wis. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TUESDAY, FEBEUARY 25, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

STEPHENSON, Ralph R. Mrs. Margaret LAU, Lambert W. Airs. August Lau, R. F. D. TENNANT. Thomas. Airs. Evelyn Tennant, Stephenson, U. F. D. No. 22, Prospect, Pa. No. 5, Chilton, Wis. box 24, Ensign, Mich. STEWART, Samuel D. Mrs. Bertha Margaret McGEE, James II. Willie T. McGee, Gaines- TERRONI, Lawrence. Airs. Louise Terronl, Stewart, 207 Coal Street, McDonald, Pa. boro, Tenn. 6170 Upland Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. STRATFORD, Arthur. Mrs. .Tohanna Rolfing MCGINNIS, Thomas M. Mike H. AIcGinnis, TERRY, Morris N. Allen Blalock, Thomas- StraLford, 2529 North Francisco Avenue, Smithvllle, Tenn. town, Aliss. Chicago, III. AIcMANUS, Thomas W. Airs. Ellen AIcAIanus, TOAIBS, Kenneth W. Mrs. Emily Tombs, IOC TUACKSTON, Roy F. Mrs. Nora Thacbston, 212 Washington Street, Lynn, Alass. Marcy Avenue, East Orange, N. J. 805 Augusta Street, Greenville, S. C. AIcNALLY, Joseph G. Mrs. N. AIcNally, 1041 TORPPEY, Thomas A. James Torppey, St. TII.VRP, Merrill W. Mrs. Emma Tharp, 45 College Avenue," New York, N. Y. James Hospital, Newark, N. J. Bogan Street, Auburn, N. Y. AIcNAAIARA, Herbert. Edwai'd D. McNamara, TOWEY, Michael J. Thomas Towey, Union THOMPSON, George A. Miss Margaret Cum- Edmond, Kans. House, Anaconda, Mont. lev, 480 Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. AIcNAAIARA, James E. John McNamara, VANDER, Edward. Airs. Mary V. Vander, TOWNSEND, Floyd Harold. Mrs. J. D. Town- Emington, HI. 2071 East Ninety-third Street, Cleveland, send. 141-3 Carney Blvd., Marinette, Wis. McNEAR, James. Airs. Anna McNear, Fin- Ohio. TRAMMELL, Willis S. Miss Arley Tram- ley, Ky. VECCHIARRELLI, James. Tony Vecchiar- mell, 908 Spencer Street, Bristol, Va. AIcNEESE, Paul J. J. E. AIcNeese, Eagle relli, 916 Emerson Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. TUTTLE, Morton. Mrs. Beatrice Tuttle, Ford, Tex. VERDERAIME, Charles. Mrs. Theresa Ver- general delivery, Ferrysburg, Mich. deraime, 58 West Queen Street, Hampton, VALLAD, Raymond. Mrs. Mildred Almeda AIILLER, Joe. Airs. Annie Alilloi’, 211 Sweet Va. Buffalo, Hawley. 360 Defere Place, Detroit, Mich. Avenue, N. Y. VERNAND, Clarence. Airs. Anna Vernand, Alorrls, 327 Clay WALTERS. Clarence Samuel. Mrs. Delia MORRISON, Leon. W. L. 1239 South Berendo Street, Los Angeles, Kindle, Helena, Ohio. Street, Clarksburg, W. Va. Cal. Mrs. Annie AIul- \V.\TSON, Frank Watson, Bormula, MULCAHEY, William J. WASHBURN. James C. Mrs. Carrie F. Joseph. Avenue, Providence, Ala. cahey, 407 Manton Aleades, Ashland, Nebr. R. I. WEEMS, Mark. John II. Weems, Hereford, WENDT, William. John Wendt, 350 Lincoln Tex. AIULLINS, Richard. Mrs. Katherine Collins, Street, Elgin, 111. WEST, Arthur J. Mrs. Mary L. West, Winne- 330 East Thirty-ninth Street, New York, WHITE, George. Frank N. White, 1000 Alary bago, Nebr. ' N. Y. Street, Evansville, Ind. WHITE, Leo. H. Mrs. Minnie White, 34 Bates AIULLINS. Roy B. Herman Alullins, Clen- WHITE, Ralph. Charles White, Franklin, 111. Street, Northampton, Mass. dennin, W Va. WISE, Aloses. Mrs. Anna Wise, 945 St. WISNIESKI, John. Mrs. Millie Wisnieski, MYRICK, Samuel D. William H. Alyrick, R. Nicholas Avenue, New York, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. George. Airs. J. 233 Thirty-fifth Street, F. D. No. 2, Littleton, N. C. WOODCOX, Sarah Cram, WOOD. Willie E. Mrs. Sarah E. Wood, R. F. NANI, Samuel D. Ronlco Nani. 2 West Bot- Antwerp. Ohio. D. No. 2, Roanoke, Va. man Street, Penns Grove. N. J. WOODBURY. Forrest G. Mrs. L. K. Wood- EANEI,LA, Louis. Mrs. Camille Zanella, 15 NESS, Edwin A. Andrew Ness, R. F. D. No. bury, 208 West Kansas Avenue, Pittsburg, N. Y. Kans. Third Street. Amsterdam, 1, Kasson, Alien. ZAPFE, Lyle Elmer. Gus Zapfe, Cass City, NICIIALAJEHAK. Kostautur. Airs. Buruas WOODEN. George N. Airs. Nellie Wooden, Mich. Alartiss, 35 Williams Street, Chelsea, Alass. Boggs. Okla. AI.LEN. William IT. Charles M. Allen, 35 NILE. Lewis W. Aleloin Nile, Ranglcy, Me. WOOTTON, Leo Robert." Isaac Las Wootton, Arcade Hill, Rock Hill, S. C. NORTON, Thomas C. Airs. G. Davis, 8 Ben- Lockhart, Tex. ANGB. Edward E. Edwin M. Ange, R. F. D. nett Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. ZALEWSKI, Laddie. Airs. Alary Zalewski, No. 2, Jamosvillo, N. C. NOVAKOSKI, Joseph. Airs. Katie Novakoski, 2640 West Twenty-fourth Street, Chicago, ANGELO, John. Charles Angelo, 80 Charles 22 South Locust Street, Alount Carmel, Pa. 111 . Aliss Street, Now York, N. Y. ORNER, John II. Airs. B'rank Allller, 156 Z.APPA, Betista A. Agatha Zappa, Weir, BANKS, Homer H. Brooks Banks, R. F. D. Ik-nnsvlvatiia Avenue, Phoenixville, Pa. Kans. No. 24,. Hosehton, Ga. O'SHAUGHNESSY, John J. Airs. Alary ZDENEK, Joseph Carl. Mrs. Anna Zdenek, BARTH, Arthur G. Mrs. Louisa Barth, Broad- O’Shaughnessy, 407 West Fifty-sixth Street, 400 Woodside Avenue, Essexville, Alich. way and Lynch Street, St. Louis, Mo. N('W York, N. Y. EACCAF, Alichaei. Mrs. Anna Anilofsky, 43 BERGER. Simon. Mrs. Celia Selden, 2200 OSAIUNDSON, John. Airs. Sofie Solberg, Cottage Street, Webster, Alass. Cantrell Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Agate, N. Dak. BACCI, Sylvester. Mrs. Ernesta Bacci, 171 BERRY, Joe. Mrs. Kate Berry, 737J West I’ENDLEBURY, Thomas. William Pendle- Houston Street, New York, N. Y. Antonio, Tex. Commerce Street, San bury. Nowwytown, Pa. BARNETT, Herbert E. Airs. Alice J. Barnett, BERTOOLIO, John. Domenico Bertoglio, PERSONIUS, Harry C. Burton Personiu.?, 3155 Payette Street, Cumberland, Md. Winkleman. Arlz. 708 Lake Street, Elmira, N. Y. BAUAIANN, Joseph H. Charles Baumann, EILLEHUS, Oscar J. Knut O. Billehus, bor PICKRON, Coleman. Airs. Charity J. Pick- Bowie, Aid. 28, Simpson, Mont. ron. Gainesville, Ga. BETTS, Albert Jeffrey. Airs. Alary Betts, BILSKI. Michael. Mrs. Mary Bilski, 224 Main REZZI, Vincent. Joseph Rezzi, 577 Broome Merrick. N. Y. Street, Olvphant, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. BOHAIE. Henry E. Mrs. Ora Eohne, Kewau- BIRTLES, Clyde. Mrs. Susie Birtles, R. F. RICHARDSON, George C. Mrs. Samonia nee. Wis. D. No. 2. Lerou, Mich. Richardson, Clifton, N. C. BOONE, Leroy A. Mrs. Aladallne Boone, L,omlnski, 10 BOJANOWSKI, Joseph. Adam RUSH, William. Airs. Anna Rush. 316 East 2182 East Ninety-fifth Street, Cleveland, .Tefferson Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Elghtv-ninth Street, New York. N. Y. Ohio. BOLLINGER. George D. J. D. Bollinger, RUSH, William T. Mrs. Lucy Pittman, gen- BROWN, Louis Clarence. Denpis C. Brown, Serenta. Miss. eral delivery, Brooklyn, 111. Foster Bon Boone, Crosbyton, 31 North D Street, San Mateo, Cal. BOONE, J. RUSSELL, Henry N. Mrs. Agnes Russell, 46 A. Mrs. Brown, Tex. BROWN, Percy Hannah Armory Street, AVorcestcr, Alass. Booth Street, Brighton. N. Y. BROWN, Philip IT. Mrs. Frances Brown, 414 RUSSELL, Hugh. Mrs. Sue Russell, R. P. D. BROWN, Raymond. Airs. Maggie Brown, West Fifty-second Street, New York, N. Y. No. 5, Trenton, AIo. CrooksviUe, Ohio. BURKE, Franklin E. Mrs. Ella Burke, 435 SACKET, Lucien. E. Guy Sacket, Alarion, BURNETTE, George D. Dennis H. Burnette, West Kibby Street, Lima, Ohio. Kans. Henderson, Tex. BTiRRIS, Ephram T. David Burris, Franklin SAMIDE, William J. James C. Samide, 129 BURNS, Daniel F. Miss Alary E. Burns, 348 Mill, Concord, N. C. North Hardesty Avenue, Kansas City, AIo. Woodland Road, Madison. N. .7. Talmage. Alex Callicoatte, CALLICOATTE, Nicholas. Airs. Angelina Sam- CAMPBELI/, James. James Wood. R. F. D., Tex. SAAIAIARCO, Pi ttsinirg, Seddou Street, New York, N. Y. Savoy, 111. Sylvester. Mrs. Sula Cal- marco, 1703 CAIjLOWAY. Jesse William. Mrs. Augusta Schaefer, Coderburg, Clarence G. E. D. Cederburg, loway, 511 West Haywood Street, Asheville, SCHAEFER, 21 Nile Street, Elizabeth, N. .7. Lynch. Nebr. N. C. SEBASTIAN, Stanley. Peter Sebastian, Rich- CHANDLER, Isaac Seborn. T. B. Chandler. Shuttle Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. f’AMPISI, Joseph. Miss Carie Pussio, 43 Un- mond, 111. 1011 derhill Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. COHEN. William P. Airs. Mary Cohen, 369 Carney E. Airs. R. AI. Sexton, Vin- James D. Mrs. Mary J. Cook. Quin- SEXTON, Alorris Avenue. Newark. N. J. COOK, ton, Va. lan. Tex. CORE, Russell H. Lerov Core. Wadestown, COOK, Robert E. L. John II. Cook, Stratford, SHADDEN, Rollier E. Edgar Shadden, La- W. Va. Okla. donia. Tex. COURTNEY. Ersa D. Andrew L. Courtney, Airs. Alice Shaver, John L. James E. Crawford, SHAVER. Emory A. New London, Iowa. CRAWFORD. D. No. Alemphis, Alich. box 753. Miami, Okla. R. F. 2, DANTZLER. Ray B. Airs. Laura D. Dantzler, Arthur A. Mrs. Sarah Van Dyke, DAUST, Nicola. Mrs. Julia Marinari 210 SIMPSON, R. P. D, No. 1. Cameron. S. C. Kingsville, Ohio, Guinea Street, Newark, N. .T. DARDIS, Robert F. Airs. Anna Hayes Dardis. W’est Smith, Sparrows DIVELLO. Joe. Givovannl Divello, Triggiano, SAIITII, Joseph. Frank Waseca, Alinn. Bari, Italy. Point, Aid. DICK, Joseph. William H. Dick, Webber, 6124 DOHERTY. Finton B. Airs. Alary Doherty, SMITH, Joseph P. Mrs. Alary A. Smith, Kans. Callowhill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 311 North Aladison Street, Rockford, 111. DOOLEY, Willie D. George Dooley, Lexing- BEL, Lawrence M. Harry Sobol, 503 * EI,FERS, Orie E. Airs. Ally McBride, Au- SO ton, AIo. burn, Wash. Quincy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SOBIN, Philip. Aliss Rose Shifrin, 335 EISTER, Howard E. II. AI. Elster, 160 Len- Nicholas Joseph M. Ficker, PICKER, C. Chester Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ker Avenue. Sunbury. Pa. Amidon. N. Dak. SPENCER, William. Aliss Elizabeth Spencer, gErARDI, William. James Gerardl, 73 Mott William H. William L. Furr, Mays- N, Y. FURR, 98 Perry Street, New York, N. Y. Street. New York, ville, Ga. Earl N. Airs. S. S. Graham, SPECK, Joe L. Airs. Kate Speck, Main GRAH.4AI, IIARVATH, Alichael Alike Ilarvath, 500 Grapevine, Tex. Americus, Kans. Street, H. Mrs. Catherine Hynes, Francis Street, Joliet, 111. Ernest. Airs. Ruth Spicer, o 470 HYNES, Joseph SPICER. Alark Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, HAWKINS, Greely C. Mrs. 'Annie Hawkins, East Third Street, Provo, Utah. 521 St. Alaurice E. Mrs. David Kagel, 155 R. F. I). No. 2, Whitesburg, Tenn. Edward F. Joseph Staebell, 141 KAGEI,, STAERELL. Highland Avenue. Yonkers, N. Y. KINGORA, Vincent J. Mrs. Alary W. Hen- Weeker Street. Buffalo, N. Y. P. Klimp, R. P. D. No. 2, drykoski, Alorewood Street, Alount Pleasant, Airs. Gertrude Sykes, KLIMP, Tonus Dan SYKES, Wilbert. B. Minn. Pa. box Annandale, Alinn. Gary. 131, LAUPER, Alax. Harry Laufer, 214 Glcnwood KLEIN, George IT. Airs. Dora Klein, R. F. TAYLOR, William M. Airs. Mary E. Taylor, Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. D. No. 4, box 41, Whitewater, Wis. Montserrat, Mo. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1910. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

LAURIDSEN, Poter C. Mrs. Christina Madi- MATTERN. Frank E. Jacob F. Mattorn, MEALMAN, Wallace W. Ira B. Mealman, son, (iuthrie Center, Iowa. Cadiz, Ohio. Imboden, Ark. LAYTON, Millard C. Mrs. Athace Layton, MATTHEWS, Edward J. Frank Matthews, MEER, Frank II. Mrs. Mayme Mecr, 4242 R. I'\ D. No. 3, Counce, Tcnn. 2409 Duncan Street, Louisville, Ky. West Tarlin Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. McFALLS, William I. Stephen McPalls, Gor- MEDEMA, Richard. Edward Medcma, R. F. MORGAN, Leo II. Mrs. Mar.y Jleulice, 520 don City, N. C. D. 1, Twim Lakes, Mich. Wayne Avenue, Ellwood City, Pa. McGKEAL, John L. Mrs. Hannah McGreal, MELO, Vittorio, Loreto Melo, 278 Jones Ave- MORLEY, L<‘0 G. Mr.s. Catherine Morley, 217 West Fifty-fourth Street, Los Angeles, nue, Pittsburgh, Pa. .570.5 I.ongfellow Avenue, Clevel.md, Ohio Cal. MELSIIA, Guy. Daniel Melsha, box 86, MUSTICNA, Brownie, Stanley Beckish, 2426 McKinley, Arthur J. Mrs. Bertha McKinley, Lynch, Boyd County, Nebr. Thiril Avenue, Terre Haulo, Ind. 18 Paysin Street, Buffalo, N. Y. MILLER, Hubert Adam. Adam Miller, box 95, MUZZILLO, Ferdinando. Mrs. Rosalie Tocci, McKinney. Adam. James II. McKinney, Iron River, Mich. Tannet Avenue, Inwood, Long Island, Rock Springs, Ark. MORGAN, Louis B. John W. Morgan, R. F. N. Y. McVERRY, Joseph V. Mrs. Mary McVerry, D. 2, Farwell, Mich. NESTER, Leon H. Mrs. Annie M. Nester, 714 Washington Street, Braddock, Pa. MORO.IN, Uel S. Isaac Sheridan Morgan, 1006 Willow Street. Norristown, Pa. MACK, Charles E. David Mack, Theresa, N. Y. rural route 1, Nebo, Ky. NEWTON, James E. Mrs. Ida E. Newton, MAGNESS, William II. Mrs. Florence Hays, MORRIS, George L. Min McCline, Ramona, Clarkson, Ky. Temple, Okla. Ind. O’BRIEN, Thomas. Miss Nora O’Brien, Bos- MARION, Thomas. Mrs. Lily Manion, Smith MOTSENBOOKER, John F. James C. Motsen- ton State Hospital, Boston. Mass. Mills, N. J. booker, Waskita, Okla. O’CONNOR, Thomas F. Mrs. Katherine Karoly- MATTOX. Emmett E. James N. Mattox, MUSCHONG, Nick. Frank Muschong, O’Connor, 41 Juliet Street, Bayonne, N. ,T. Lyons, Okla. ligit. Hungary. ORR, Willie B. Mrs. Elia I. Orr, Dimon, MORELAND, Edward. David Moreland, Coles- MYERS, Chester C. Arthur A. Blyers, 520 S. Dak. Inirg, Iowa. Brown Avenue, .Joliet, 111. PARISH, Daniel J. J. J. Parish, R. F. D. MORGAN, Samuel P. Mrs.. Maggie Morgan, MYSLIWSKI, Stanley. Mrs. Louise Lock- No. J. Maxville, Fla. Savery, Ky. mandy. 605 Wagner Avenue, Elkhart, Ind. PARRISH, Estel. Mrs. R. E. Parrish, Wal- MOROCCO, Bcai,iamiu P. Joseph Morocco, 12 NEWMAN, Maurice H. Mrs. Elizabeth New- dron. Ind. Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. man, 2530 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Cal. PAULSON, Arthur. Mrs. Fred Paulson, 125 MORRIS, Ed D. Mrs. John Morris, Breckin- NOWAK, Edwin. Mrs. Nellie Nowak, R. P. D. Island Road. West Philadelphia, Pa. ridge, Minn. 1, Bronson, Mich. PELUSO, James. Mrs. Annette Peluso, 125 ANDRIEU, Louis. Dimetrlon Nok Andrieu, O’DONNELL, Michael J. Miss Anna Smith, .Jefferson Street, Hoboken, N. J. Kalimerianus, Avias, Greece. 279 Twelfth Street, Jersey City, N. J. PENESKY, Stephen A. Mrs. Rose Pene.sky, ANNESSI, Joseph. Mazarem Annesi, Com- OWSIANOWSKI, Roman. Steve Owsianow- 525 West Portj'-ninth Street, New York, unanza, Ital.v. ski. 4512 Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, IlL N. Y. Rowllngson, PAYNE, Raymond Edward. Mrs. Alice Payne, ARNOLD. William E. Mrs. Ada PENNASIIjICO, Nicholas. Mrs. Tereasa Letchworth, Herts County, 105 Sycamore Street, Owensboro, Ky. Leys Avenue, Pennasilico, 33 Central Street, Torrington, England. PAYNE, Sidney R. Mrs. Emma Payne, 7 Addison Road, Fleetwood, Lancashire, Eng- Conn. F. D. BEUTLER. Clyde J. John Beutler, R. land. PEYREGNE. Henry ,T. Mrs. Clara Mitchell, No. 1, Weidman, Mich. 41 South Eldorado Street, Stockton, Cal. EEVILACQUA, Sehastiano,. Mrs. Congeta PIPER, William O. August Piper, Florence, PLEUSS, Frank Edward. Mrs. Anna Pleuss, Bcvllacqua, 5 Emerald Street, Stoneham, Kans. 116 Lynch Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Michael J. Mass. PURCELL, Mrs. Catherine Pur- PURKAPIJ,L, Kennith. Mrs. Effie Purkapill, cell, 328 Fourth Street, Lackawanna, N. Y. Bird, 401 East 180.5 Madison Street, St. Louis, Mo. BIRD, James. Mrs. Anna PUTTERMAN, Morri.s. Moska Weisbrother, Ninety-second Street, New York, N. Y. QUIRK, Percy. William Quirk, Wall Lake, 53 Lewis Street, New York, N. Y. Iowa. BOHAN, Joseph A. Mrs. Emma Bohan, 303 QUINN, John. Mrs. Mary Quinn, 3328 Caro- Park Avenue, Montevideo, Minn. line Street, St. Louis, Mo. RADZIKOWSKI, Walter. Marshall Radzi- EOTTER, Joseph A. Mrs. Stephen Better, 605 QUINN, John H. Mrs. Mary Quinn, 25 Reed kowskl, 911 South Second StiTet, Phila- Cypress Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. Street, Lowell, Mass. delphia, Pa. BRACEY, Frank. Daniel Bracey, Rowland, R.IKES, Mark. Mrs. Sallle Rakes, Maybury, RAHM, Vernon S. Fred C. Rahm, Rochester, N. C. W. Va. Minn. EROSSEAU, Arthur F. Mrs. Mary Brosseau, RANGE, Harry H. Solomon P. Range, Edin- RAIL, William D. Mrs. Clair Slatt, 358 On- 50 Chestnut Street, Chelsea, Mass. burg, 111. tario Street, Hornell, N. Y. CALHOUN, Walter. Mrs. Patrick Calhoun, APPLE, Hubert S. Billy Chism, McHue, Ark. REED, Earnest R. Earnest Reed, Audubon, 308 Greenwood Avenue, Punxutawney, Pa. ARMSTRONG, James I, Mrs. Minnie Arm- Iowa. CAMERON, Logan. Mrs. Emma W. Cameron, strong, Couch, Mo. REMINGTON, Merton. Mrs. Etta Reming- 405 Marshall Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. BAILEY. Glenn M. Mrs. Lou Bailey, Church ton, Kruston, Wis. CAMPAGNA, Luigi. Clements Campagna, Hill, Tenn. ROBERTSON. Samuel. Mrs. Ann,a ,T. Con- BAILEY. Henry D. Roscoe Bailey, Norma, Brorigio Di Roma, Italy. 601 Il- ner. 1242 Federal Street, Philadelphia, linois Street, Green Castle, Ind. Pa. CAMPANELLA, Frank J. Frank Campanella, RUSH, Ezekiel B. Mrs. Susie Rush, Beaver, 190 Ebensburg Road, Johnstown, Pa. BAKER, Russell II. Thomas Baker, E. F. D. No. Ashland, Ky. Okla. CARNEY, William Henry. Mrs. Bridget F. 2, RUSSELL, Lafe. Bert Russell, BARNARD, Harry R. Mrs. .Tames Barnard, Sycamore, Carney, R. F. D. No. 1, box 47, Taunton, Street, Trimble, Athens County, Ohio. Mass. 472 West Eighth Street, Pomona, Cal. Patrick .1. BARTA, John P. Frank Barta, 2411 South RUSSELL. Mrs. Ellen F. Rus- DANILE, Vasile. Alexander Danile, Saldorf, sell. 405 East Twenty-fourth Street, Troy Street. Chicago, 111. New Austria. BIBLE, William Harrison. Mrs. Mattie Black, York. N. Y. DANGA, Sam. Kain Danga, Minski, Russia. Greeneville, Tenn. RUSSEJyL, Walter. William Russell, Savan- nah, DARBY, Thomas W. John W. Darby, Glen BICKEL, Francis M. Mrs. .lane M. Bickel, Tenn. Cove, N. Y. 320 Chestnut Street, Coatesville, Pa. RARRIECK, Sidney L. Mrs. Sarah E. Rar- FATA, Prank. Gustino Fata, Lama Del Pe- BILLIMEK, Louis A. .4nton Billimek, R. P. rieck, 416 West Eleventh Street, Covington, ligni, Italy. D. No. 2, Moulton, Tex. Ky. Veal, Miss FRITSCH, Edward W. William Frltsch, Gar- BOYER, Pearl Boyer, star route, RAYMOND, Andrew. Mrs. Alice Cote, 172 ner, Iowa. Sparta. Ga. Manhattan Street, Howard. New York. N. Y. GARBER, Joshua A. Abraham A. Garber, 301 BR.4DLEY, Mrs. Delitha Bradley, SADLER, William H. John Sadler, Cabery, East Twenty-first Street, New York, N. Y, Culbertson, Nebr. HI. GOODMAN, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Goodman, CATALANA, Vincenco. Prank Russu, 115 25 West One hundred and fourth Street, Third Street, Rome. N. Y. SCHLARB, Earl C. George Schlarb, Dalzell, New York, N. Y. CAUSER, Samuel. Mrs. Samuel Causer, Port- Ohio. GORDON, Lionel W. Mrs. Fannie Gordon, age, Pa. SCHLESJNGER, Charles. Morris Schlesinger, 1511 North Sixtieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. COUCH, Ed. Narvin Coffey, Zephyr, Tex. 191 McKibbei) Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GUSTINA, Peter. Mrs. Jennie Gustina, 223 COUNTS, George C. Tom Counts, Myrtle, SHACKELFORD. William R. Mrs. Eva L. East Thirty-second Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. Mo. Shackelford, R. F. D. No. 2, Grafton, KNAPP, Edward Roland. Mrs. Edward R. EBBY, Cecil W. Mrs. Mina Ebby, Perry, W. Va. Knapp, 263 West One hundred and thirtieth Okla. SHAFER, Boyd D. Harvey G. Shafer, R. F. Street, New York, N. Y. D. No. 2, Mayport, Pa. KOSENEWSKI, Stanley J. Mrs. Paulina Ko- ENGI.AND. Marvin L. Charles W. England, Owens, Tex. SHAW, Paul Veins, Mrs. Lillian Shaw, 128 renresk Kosenew.ski, 35 Trojokia Street, Eka- Broad Street. Hollidaysburgh, Pa. Jack. terinoslav. Russia. EPSTEIN, Mrs. Sadie Epstein, 1334 SHAW, Albert Ernest. Mrs. Charles Merrit, LAURITSON. Harvey H. C. J. Lauritson, North Leavitt Street, Chicago, 111. Pennellvllle, N. Y. FOSS, Ingobrigt. Olaf Foss, R. F. D. Waterloo, Iowa. No. 2, 8IMIS, Warren. Mrs. Lucy Simis, R. F. D. box 14, Colfax, Wis. Ronald Mrs. No. Danville, 111. LEWIS, D. Orpheus Lewis, 6500 GOSSELIN, Clarence William 1, Shetland Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. W. H. Gosse- SIMONE, Francisco. Donato Simone, lin, Riceville, Iowa. Ruvo LIGON, Paul. William H. Ligon, 606 Parket Del Monte, Proviucla Potenza, Italy. HOLDER, James II. C. Henderson, Street, Durham, N. W. Ma- SKOGMAN, Wilhelm. Ola E. Skogman, Tuls- C. son, Miss. LINDENBERG, Albert. Mrs. Charles Fingal, boda, Kyrkhilt, Sweden. Preston. Conn. LEGGETT, John M. Mrs. Lulu H. Leggett, SLOAN, Ethel L. Mrs. James Sloan, New ' Midway, McGILLICUDDY, Edward L. Daniel E. Mc- 5422 Barnes Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Tex. LINQUIST. Andrew. Mrs. Matilda Linquist, Gillicuddy, 21 Essex Street Cambridge, SMALL, Maurice J. Mrs. F. Siegel, box 8, Bark River, Mich. 803 Mass. Tremont Avenue, York, N. McGREW, Thomas S. L. B. McGrew, Col- New Y. McNAMARA, Michael. Mrs. P. O’Gorman, lins, Miss. • SMELTZ, Walter George. Mrs. Anna Smeltz, 165 James Street, New Haven, Conn. 561 Juniata Street, Lancaster, Pa. John. Mrs. Rosie MACK, Stanley L, Mrs. Ilene F. Mack, 1822 MATCHOCK, Matchock, SMITH, Elzie M. J. F. Smith. Calhoun, S. C. Lake Avenue south, Duluth, Minn. Reraoy, Pa. SMITH. Frederick Thomas. Mrs. Frederluc MARTZ, Albert G. Benjamin Martz, 127 MATONTI, Vincenzo. Mrs. Assunta Fasano, Thomas Smith, care of Mrs. John W. Robin- Colorado Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. 745 Mary Street, Chester, Pa. son, Deerfield, Va. MATHESON, James O. Mrs. Nancy Matheson, MATUZA, Peter. Peter Matixza, 321 St. Joe SMITH, Fronze V. Mrs. George G. Smith, Wingate, N. C. Street, Trenton, N. J. Malaga, Wash. 71—19 4 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BUI.LETIN; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1910. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN, PERSHING

SOISSON, WnItPr Froaerick. Mrs. A.sne3 THOMAS, Frank E. Albert Thomas, 305 Jane- ARNOLD, Richard J. Samuel Arnold, 135 Soissoii, So Hazelwood Avenue, i’ittsburgh, way Street, Kane, Pa. Weirfleld Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. THOMPSON, William L. Mrs. Margaret ATWOOD, Lester W. liennett C. Atwood, Thompson, 03 Evergreen Street, Bayonne, Watertown, Conn. SOUTIIWAItD, John. JIrs. Anna Southward, * K. F. I). No. 7, Chillicothe, Otilo. N. J. FOSTER, Raynjond F. George P. Poster, 310 SI’ENCEK, James J. Mrs. Nina Whitaker, THORN, Norf. .Tack J. Thorn, R. F. D. No. 1, North Menard Avenue, Chicago, 111. Koundui). Mont. Nettleton, Ark. HAND, Herbert. 11. T. Hand, 38 Wall Street, SI’IEL.MAN, Koy V. George Spielman, Ozaw- THORNBURG, Owen D. Mrs. Cessblll Thorn- New York, N. Y. burg, Lesago, W. Va. LOYL John L Mrs. Bessie P. Loy, R. F. D. kie. Kaus. ^ STADEEMAN, Frederick. Mrs. Francis Sta- THULEMEYER, Frederick W. Henry R. No. 1, Burlington, N. C. delman, 409 Elton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Thulenieyer, Flatoula, Tex. MADDEN, Bert P. James F. Madden, Fay- STAFFS, William P. Mrs. Mary Staffs, TONKSION, Herbert. Harry Wenhold, R. F. etteville. Tenn. D. No. Sellersvllle, Pa. MORELAND. Victor G. W. W. Moreland, Weden. Bulgaria. j, 2, STANLEY, William R. Noah McFaddcn, TOOMEY, Timothy. Julia Deschwanter, 109 Okonoke, W. Va. route 10, Mount Vernon, Ind. Chambers Street, Trenton, N. J. NEWHOUSE, John Edward. Mrs. John E. STENHOEK. Naldo G. John Stenhock, R. B. TR.VCY. Patrick E. Miss Annie Tracy, 35 Newhouse, R. F. D. No. 5, box 53, Wilkins- Park Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. burg. Pa. I). No. 1, Reasner, Iowa. STERBA. Ludwik A. Anton Sterha, 211u UCCELLINI, Frank. Mrs. Lawrence Uccel- ROBART, Ralph W. Mrs. Edith M. Robart, South Fifty-seventh Street. Cicero, 111. lini, 105 West Fifty-second Street, Bayonne, 466 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington, Mass. STERNER, Howard F. Mrs. Agnes Zeigler, N. J. SCHARDT, Arlie Alfred. George Schardt, 241 523 Grecnleaf Street, Allentown, Pa. V.4LDEZ, Frank F. Julian Valdez, Alvcra, Lenox Street, Milwaukee, Wis. STICKNEY, Robert A. Clarence B. Stickney, N. Mcx. WARREN, Charles F. C. F. Warren, Whit- 215 North Second Street, Brainerd, Minn. VAN.4RK, Herman. James Vanark, 64 East ney, Tex. Mrs. HILDEBRAND. Conrad O. Conrad G. Ililde- Tweut.v-sixth Street, Holland, Mich. BEVERELEY, Theodore L. Rose Bevere- ley, Simpson Avenue. Wallingford, Conn. brand. (>07 West McCarty Street, Jefferson VANDIVORT, Orville. Samuel B. Vandivort, Mo. 4520 Thomas Avenue, Dallas, Tex. BIRD, Everett E. Mrs. Viola Bird, Sheridan, City, ^ Mo. STUBBS, Niney I. N. II. Stubbs, Osceola, VAN DY’K, Peter P. Mrs. Auga Van Dyk, 151 Iowa. Burgess Place, Passaic, N. J. BLACK, George F. Mrs. MSry Black, 503 STUCKART, Theodore. Hubert Stuckart, V.tNHORN, Pearl. Mrs. Dock Vanhorn, Ade- North Gilmore Street, Kenton, Ohio. Raymond, Iowa. line, Ky. BR.4DYL Frank. Mrs. Etta McCormick, R. F, ^ D. No. Ark. STUTZM.AN, Ray. William J. Stutzman, VAN SLYKE, Herman B. Henry Van Slyke, 1, Alma, John H. Mrs. Francis A. Clymer, Chappell, Nebr. Springville, N. Y. CLYMER, 114 East Franklin Street, Peru. Ind. SULLIVAN, John L. Ardell Sullivan, James- VEN.YBLE, Ben,iamin W. Mrs. Benjamin Ven- able. Chickasha, Okla. COTTER. William J. Mrs. Mary Cotter, 366 TELLlklt.^Armand, Oreus Tellier, 1S2 Beech VOLKMAN, Gus. Mrs. Elizabeth Volkmnn, Mystic Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Philadelphia, I.AUGIIRIDGE, Frank L. Charles N. Laugh- Street. Manchester, N. II. 1943 South Third Street, Pa. ridge, Ostrander, Oreg. TIIORSON, Hjalmar F. Mrs. Alice Anderson, W.'I.L.YCE William Bordman. William E. Wallace, Hazelton, N. Dak. Mctj'RATH, Patrick J. Miss Margaret A. Wahoo, Nebr. McGrath, 14 Harrison Avenue, Swampscott, VAAGE, Garfield A. Mrs. Leona Vaage, Plano, W.\RD, Lewis. Mrs. Henrietta Ward, R. F. D. No. 2, box 83. Belleville, Tex. Mass. 111 . W.\RD, Lucius F. Miss Annie Ward, 190 Frederick. Henry. Ernesto Rogledi, Stafford MacQU.YIDE. Walter Mrs. Ada S. VECCHI, Park Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. MacQuaide. Livingston, N. J. Springs, Conn. W.ARD, Martin H. Miss Mary Ward, 96 Berk- MACIIEN, Tierce R. Henry L. Machen, 233 Getty B. Mrs. Ollle Wallace, WALLACE. shire Street, Cambridge, Mass. River Street, Greenville, S. C. Beggo, Okla. W.4RD. William A. Mrs. Barbara Ward, 1919 Gustavus M. Mrs. Adele MERRICK, Thornton C. Mrs. Martha Mer- WANt.ENHEIM. Hamilton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. rick, 1601 Twelfth Street, Los South Main Street, South Bend, Lindenbaun, 2024 West WEBER. Spencer E. William Weber, 775 Ind. Cal. Angeles, „ , Sherman Street, Akron, Ohio. S. Mrs. Valeria Wedrall, MULHERN, Vincent. Mrs. Rosoanna Mul- WEDRALL. Edward Martin II. Mrs. Minnie Wenzel, WENZEL, lu rn, Brenham, Tex. 1420 Blackhawk Street. Chicago, 111. 9391 North Fifth Street, Allentown, Pa. MULLIKIN, Paul W. Mrs. William P. Mulll- WEISSMAN, Samuel. Egrail Weissman, 956 WERNER, Slichael. Mrs. Agnes Werner, 18 Intervale Avenue, New York, N. Y. kin, 2121 Brookside Avenue, Indianapolis, George Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ind. WENINGHAM, Willie. Mrs. Minnie E. Wen- WEST. Mack H. Miss Mary West, Pall Mall, ingham, Monoks Corner, S. C. Tenn. NEWLAND, Charles E. Charles M. Newland, James D. Mrs. Geneva E. Whaley, Arago, Minn. WHALEY, Ray -A. Mrs. Westphal, Okla. WESTPHAL, Minnie NORTH, Thomas W. .Tames L. Farren, 4747, Boynton, Elkhorn, Wis. Clyde Elmer. Mrs. Christine Champlain Avenue, Chicago, 111. WHITAKER, Lucien A. Mrs. Wetzel, 219 W'ntaker, Instanter, Pa. WETZEL. Mary PIRA, Oscar A. Mrs. Marie Pira. Crosby, Tex. West One hundred and twenty-first Street, Edward Isiah. Mrs. Jane Whitby, RUSH, James R. Mrs. A. J. Rush, Groveton, WHITBY. New Y’ork, N. Y. 94 Lemon Street, Unlontown, Pa. Tex. A. Winge, Ryder, N. WILSON. Willy C. Henry A. Wilson, St. WINGE, Oscar II. C. Paul. Nebr. SACK, William Frank. William Sack, 717 Dak. WITKIN. Samuel. Mrs. Celia Lipman, 2022 Finley Avenue, Big Rapids, Mich. WHITTLER, John F.- William Whittier, Jep- Sixt.v-fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHULTZ, William E. Charles Schultz, sen, Nebr. WOVOWICKI, Waldislaw. John Populski, 12606 Cornado Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. W'OODWARD, Robert E. Mrs. John D. Walker, post office box 297, Leonyille Place, Lin- SCOTT, Walter B. Mrs. Alta B. Scott, 1031 Chester, S. C. oleuraville, Staten Island, N. Y. East Randolph, Enid. Okla. Angelo, Giovanni Zanella, Seren, ZATT’D, Earl A. Anthony Zalud, Porterville, SMITH. Elmer .1. I’atrick S. Smith, 1513 ZANELLA, North Twelfth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Belluna, Italy. Cal. Province of SMITH, James Cleveland. Mrs. Elizabeth Clarence A. Linn Rutledge, RUTLEDGE, Smith, 7209 East Seventeenth Street, Kan- D. No. box 72. Rector, Ark. Wounded Slightly. R. F. 4, sas City, Mo. Joseph. Mrs. Anna Sacker- SACKERMAN. ' CAPTAINS. SOUTHERN, William B. J. E. Wiley, Dan- man, 147 Columbia Avenue, Jersey City, ville, Ala. N. J. RUSSELL, Leslie C. Mrs. Edwin L. Richard- SAIA, Tony E. Mrs. Carmine Longo, 10 son, 162 Ridgewood Avenue, Newark, N. J. SUTTON, Jesse W. Mrs. Mary F. Sutton, Spruce Street, Canistco, N. Y. STANIFORTH. Sneed G. Mrs. Lewise B. Killeen, Tex. SALOTTO, Antonio. Pasquale Salotto, 141 Staniforth, 624 East Walnut Street, Spring- THOMPSON, Leamon. William R. Thompson, Beech Street, Yonkers, N. Y. field. Mo. Sapio, Utah. SCHULTZ, Otto A. Mrs. Blanche Schultz, JACOB. Valentine C. Miss Lillian M. .Jacob, TURNER, Peter C. Mrs. Harriett Turner, 1325 Second Street, East Cedar Rapids, 524 West One hundred and fifty-first Street, 255 West First North, Tooele, Utah. Iowa. New York, N. Y. V'OOTEN, Jasper. Riley Wooten, Whitmans, W. Va. SCOTT, Willie P. Andy Scott, Spofford, Tex. LIEUTENANTS. SEXTON, Samuel W. Dave Sexton, Maysville, BEWLEY, George G. George E. Bewley, Okla. BEST, Howard. Mrs. Delma E. Best, Fishers Churchtown. Pa. SHAFFER, Lewis C. Charles W. Shaffer, 510 Island, N. Y. BROWN, Philip V. M. R. Brown, 4105-A St. East Oliver Street, Owosso, Mich. BIRD, Kenric II. Mrs. Kenric H. Bird, 374 Lafayette Avenue, Louis, Mo. SIMPSON, John F. John J. Simpson, R. F. D. Winthrop Avenue, New Haven, Conn. BROWN, Ralph. Miss Mary E. Brown, Ren- ton, Wash. No. 0, Winchester, Tenn. CAMP, Knox II. Mrs. Annie II. Camp, 190 SMITH, John Merrill. William P. Smith, South Street, Talladega, Ala. BURKART, Harry G. Mrs. Mary Burkart, Mystic. Iowa. DAUM, Merrill F. Mrs. Nicholas F. Daum, 426 West OInoy Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. SMITH, Walter. Mrs. Gertie Smith, Lindale, 1016 Alabama Street, Lawrence, Kans. DANCER, Benjamin C. Mrs. Charles O. Wat- Ga. FOGG, Preston D. Mrs. George R. Fogg, 46 son, Goodman, Miss. LAURITSON, Laruritz. Jens Lauritson, Soty SMITH, Walter J. John Smith, 213 Master Hobson Street, Brighton, Mass. McGUIRE, John J. Lawrence McGuire, care Hornslax, Denmark. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MCDONOUGH, John F. Mrs. Anna McDon- ST.ILOCH, Thomas P. Mrs. Mary Kalis, R. of United States Realty Co., 115 Broadway, New York, N. Y. ou.gh. 1135 Franklin Street, Braddock, Pa. F. D. No. 4, Wells, Minn. McIVOR, Roderick B. Neal A. Davidson, STANISZEBSKI. John. Jacob Kourt, 52 MURPHY. Don F. P. O. Murphy, Cornell, III. NORRIS. Elton R. E. G. Norris, 2640 Hamp- Murphy, N. C. Goodyear Street, Buffalo, N. Y. MORIARITY, James A. Mrs. Mary Moriarity, SWEENEY, Willie A. JIrs. Margaret Sweeney, shire Road, Cleveland. Ohio. PIERRE, Bertram A. Mrs. B. A. Pierre, gen- Flat 10, Osborn Block, Duluth, Minn. Lcttic, Fearus Springs, Miss. Shirley, eral deliver.v, Worthington, Ohio. MORRIS, Harlan D. Alva P. Morris, SYMINGTON, John K. Maurice Symington, Ind. 1410 Centennial Street, McKeesport, Pa. POURRON, Edward J. Mrs. Bertha A. Pour- II. Mrs. William F. Brown, SZ.VMRUK, Joseph. John Slik, 45 East ron. general delivery, Atlanta. Ga. NELSON, Stephen Newark, N. J. Twenty-fourth Street, Bayonne, N. J. SHAKELFORD. Robert II. Mrs. Caroline A. 143 Badger Avenue. Peter J. JIrs. Stephen Pitzen, R, TAWES, Harry R. .Tosi ph D. Hahn, 1718 Ilockaday, 69 Densmore Avenue, Seattle, PITZEN. Vine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Wash. F. D. No. 13. Fort Wayne, Ind. A. Plott, St. Pauls, THEODORE, Nelson. Mrs. Jennie Wanagana, ARNOLD, Albert C. Mrs. Ereno Arnold, 2133 PLOTT, Guy John M. box 03, Brethren, Mich. Liberty Street, Jacksonville, Fla. N. C. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN; TUESDAY, FEBRUABY 25, 1919. If) CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN, PERSHING

QUENSE, William. Miss Anna Quense, 145 KETTERMAN, Charles J. Blrs. Flora J. Chestnut Street, Jersey City, N. J. Hoss, Blartiu.sville, Ind. Lane, East Liverpool, Ohio. QUINN, John B. J. B. llolliugsworth, Union, KVESETH, Earl. Nills Grovom, Homestead, SBIITH, Charles II. Elzie C. Smith, R. F. D. S. C. Blont. No. 1, l)ox 65, Elston. Bio. ROWAN, Edward Stephen. Miss ICatherine LARSON, Fred. Blrs. Ella Hanson, Hardwick, SBIITH, George Kenneth. Blrs. Rose Smith, Rowan. 009 West Ninth Street, Erie, Pa. Blinn. box 794, Framington, 111. RUSSELL, Orville H. James G. Russell, LAVANWAY, Clarence A. Clarence J. Lavan- SBIITH, George L. Juinata E. Smith, 510 Questa, N. Mex. way, YY'akefield, Vt. Jones Street. Ilollidaysburg, Pa. SANTxti MARIA, Charles. Catherine Santa LE.SSITER, Ray. Blrs. Cora II. Lessiter, SMITH. Harold A. Blrs. Agnes Smith, Jor- Maria, 416 Amity Street, Elizabeth, N. J. 338 North Second Street, Barberton, Ohio. danvillo, N. Y’^. SMITH, David C. Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, Pair- LONERGAN, Thomas BI. Blrs. Catharine SBIITH, Wesley. Mrs. W. T. Smith, South- play, Md. Turner, Smithville, N. J, limy, Conn. SPERO, Frank ,T. Miss Rose Guido, 01 Cherry BIcGRAHABI, Nicholas. Daniel BIcGraham, SBIITH, Wesley L. Blrs. P. C. Smith, 39 Elm Street, New York, N. Y. Carrington Street, Lonsdale, K. I. Street, Bangor, Ble. STROHMEYER. William. Mrs. Margaret BIcKILLIPS, Isaiah L. Blrs. Blary BIcKillips, SBIITH, William. Blrs. Elizabeth Smith, 428 Strohmeyer, 821 Willoughby Avenue, Brook- 453 South Plum Street, Lancaster, I’a. Augusta Street, Duquesne Heights, Pitts- lyn, N. Y. BIAGNUSON, Thomas P. Blrs. Anna Blagnu- burgh, Pa. THOMPSON, .Joseph G. Mrs. Catherine son. 40 Cliff Street, Yonkers, N. Y. SBIOLEN, Stephen. Thompson, Blrs. Josephine Smolon, 1264 Fifty-fifth Street, Brook- BIATHEWS, Roy T. James Blathews, Ladoga, 13417 Housten Avenue, Hegewisch, HI. lyn, N. Y. Cal. SPAZZANO, John. Blrs. Emilia (Jangle, Palla- CORPOE.iLS. MATHIS, Harry M. Blichael Blathis, 0310 gorio. Province Di Catanzaro, Italy. Bladison Road, Madison ville, Cincinnati, SPOPFORD, Blason W. William T. Spofford, ALLAN, Ronald. Mrs. Anna Goddard, Kal- Ohio. Baliiwinsville, kaska. Mich. Blass. BIATTHEWS, Raymond W. Blrs. Walter R. STANDRIDGE, Jacob A. Daniel B. Holms, ARNOLD. Warren C. Mrs. Lucy P. Brock Ida, Okla. 2757 West Lafayette Avenue, Blatthews, 339 West Seventy-fifth Street, Baltimore, Md. Sl^VENS, Robert W. L. H. BAILIE, Alexander. Mrs. Sara Los Angeles, Cal. Stevens, 411 Bailie, 2315 Flcventh Street, Coffeyville, Kans. East Adam Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BIEGALEUDIS, Nicholas. Blrs. Anna Blega- leudis, Symi Egeo, Italy. STEM ART, Marlin D. A. j. Stewart. Hill BOLLACKER, Prank J. Prank Bollacker, 030 lop. Ark. Christler Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. BIORLEY, Sam. B. F. Blorley, Blain Street, TER BIAAT, Lawrence. Thomas Ter Blaat, BRUNO, Jack. Giuseppe Bruno, Colomela Ter- Guttenburg, Iowa. arao, Ital,y. MORRILL. Nathan A. .Joseph Blorrill, R. F. D. street, Chicago, 111. illOMAS, Robert. C.^’ANZARO. No. 1. Starksboro, Vt. John Thomas, Spring Theodore J. Prank Catanzaro (ti-ovc, Kans. Duquoin, 111. MORRIS, John F. Jacob H. Blorris, New Blatamoras, Ohio. TtJSTON, William E. Harrv E. Toston, Clear filward. John Cizek, 4370 Delor Spring, Bid. Street, St. Louis, Mo. MORRIS, William Beryl. Mrs. Della Blorris, TURDO, Rocco. Sabaitiana CLOONAN, John R. P. D. No. 2, Ironton, Ohio. Turdo, Stepa Car- Joseph. Mrs. Margaret ina tra, MURRAY, Hugh. Miss Blary Murray, 01 Italy. f treet, Manchester, N. H, VANCE, William M. Jim motion,rormoM Robert. Henry Hank, Spring Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. Y^ance, R. F D Shelby ville, No. 1. Johnson City, Tenn BIUTCHLER, Wilson B. Plod Blutchler, VAN IDERSTINE, R. P. D. No. Bladison. Wis. Charles R. M'illard BI. ^F/iKQl^J^v,Ro'3ert. Mrs. Minnie De Groff 5, Van Iderstine, 123 64 Irviug Place, Albany, NESSELROTTE. George R. Amos W. Nessel- Brooklyn Avenue, Brook- N Y lyn. N. Y'. DILLOW, Otis J. Mrs. Emma billow. Mounds, rotte. Tesla, W. Va. VAN BIETER, Alfred. William II. Ji^an Bletcr, NUTTING. Truman B. Blrs. Charles A. Nut- Kusa, Okla. POSTER, Roland H. Mrs. Benjamin P. Fos- ting. Hyde Park, Vt. ter, Guinea 'I’oKie. Blrs. Blaren Vann, Clarcmore, Mills, Va. OCHREMTCHIK, Trafim. Philip Ochromt- Okla. M^EEHAN, William J. Mrs. Bridget Mc- chik, 1641 South Front Street, Philadelphia, North Vodges Street, Philadel- Pa. Ruben. Tabis Vigil, Trinidad, Colo. phfa°Pa^^^ ' ^i<'‘olas J. Peter PATTERSON, Okey. James Patterson, Dana, at 4’ Villa, Farnham. McIIUGH, James N. X , P. Patrick McHugh, 320 W. Va. -^Clark.son Street, Burlington, N. J VITELLI, Vincenzo. Francis PAUL. Ariel. A. Paul, W. Vitelli, Nor- C. Dayton, Iov;a. poll Di Potenzo, Italy. PAULK, Charlie C. Blrs. Jane Paulk, R. P. D. ^ V(^PE, Antonio. Mrs. Annie Grant, No. 3, Bruceville, Tex. 414 Street, Portland, Oreg. PERKINS, Tom B. Mrs. Jane Perkins, Ash- WALLACE. William A. Blrs. Phillip Reau- M/^DONALD, Ernest land, Bliss. BI. Mrs. Annahelle Mac- f^treet, Rumford, PERNISKI, Stanley Stephen. Mrs. Ble. BIATTHFtv4^V^®f Berkeley, Cal. Katherine WALLINGFORD, Tee G. D. T. Wallingford, MA rTHE^S, Earl. Mrs. parl Matthews Perniski, 020 Minor Street, Reading, Pa. Ilowth. Tex. South 83 Burns Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PETERS, Clarence Edward. Blrs. Blaggie WARNECKE, Peters, 62 Sti’eet, George H. Henry Warneckc, Wall Amsterdam, N. Y. Bensenville. PRIVATES. PETERSON, Oluf. Andrew Anderson, general 111. . "^"^KNER, Lewis H., jr. L. delivery. St. Lawrence, S. Dak. H, Warner, 609 Antoniow. "^Z?na7u°^Xus{ria"- PLUBIMER, Harry Chester. James P. Plum- Haven. Conn. John II, Blrs. Blalbe - mer. Batchtown, 111. Werbeach. Austin. Mrs. Mollie Baker, 202 Y jne Street. ^Tlr^^^le POTTER, Parrel E. W. B. Potter, 720 Elm Fairport, Ohio Harland Andrew. Blrs. Zelraa '^*^*^*^ Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Narns MTieeler, V/ilmot. N. El. PUGIELLE, Peter. Louis Fierro. 9 West One hundred fourteenth ^Irs. Sarah C. Wheiles, Bster Berman, 108- and Street, New York, Pettit, Okla. Fourth Street, N. Y. New York, N. Y WING. Lowell. YYLallace BIERI, Leonard. Mrs. PUGBIIRE, Raymond D. Blrs. Wing, R F D No Rose Bieri, Eightv- Ettia Pugmire, 3. Chippewa, Kansas Blontpelier. Idaho. Blich. RRmvT? CityrMo. WITTIE, YYMlliam J. C. William BROWN, Charlie. Mrs. Rosa PULPORD. William E. Blrs. Blary S. Pulford, F. Wittie Brown, general Kivingston Street, Newark, delivery, Bellemina, Ala. 2221 Bloomington Avenue, Blinneapolis, N J BYRNES, Thomas S. Mrs. Orphelia N. Camp- Christiana Byrnes, Blinn. bell. Titan, lo \\engUi Avenue, Sharon, Tenn. „ Pa. R.YUSCHER, Henry L. Blrs. Barbara ANDRONIK. Tony. George CABIPBELD, .James A. BJrs. Studrick, 76 Or- Blargaret Camp- Rauscher, 42 Road Street, Newark. N. J. ton Avenue, Pontiac, Blich. Kiddle Street, Baltimore, Bid. RAVAUX, Leon. Leon Ravaux, Cecil. Pa. ANEBIA. John. Blrs. Anna Anem.a, CASEY -lohn W. T. Blrs. .John Casey. 53 Had- 147 REED, Cecil E. Ottis Reed, R. F. D. No. 1, ley Avenue. Clifton, N. J. Kast Orange. N. .J. Stratton. Nobr. Franklin. Irving Peters, COLBAIH Phillip N. A. B. Colbath, 175A 17 SALSTROM, Linneaus. Blrs. Blary Salstrom, .Williams Street. Springfield, Blass. Street, Gardiner, Ble. ARBIER. DAUGHERTY, 414 BTarket Street, Rockford, 111. .James, Blrs. Ellen Armor, general James E. Ralph Della, Drum- delivery, Calion, wright, Okla. SABIBORSKY, .Joseph. Blrs. Katherine Sam- Ark. borsky, Cholojow Palow, Galicia, Austria. AMISTRONG, .John W. Blrs. Alice Brace, K William BI. Davy, Junction, YY'ancoma. W. Va. ’ SABIOUILLAN, Jean. Blrs. Blary Samouillan, Iowa. 822 Luuon Street, Los Angeles, Cal. BAILEYL Donald W. Blrs. Blaud Bailey, 834 DOUGLASS, Jewett Bentley. Blrs. .Jennie SANNER, Blartin P. Truman J. Sanner, R. F. Franklin Avenue, Woodlawn, Pn Kochensparger, box 142, Ashley, Blieh. D. No. 2, Garrett, Pa. BARKER, Birdie. Capas Barker. 1206 Cedar EIHAS Emery J. Blrs. Blaggie Gooding, SAPIO, Tony. Joe Sapio, 14 Elm Street, Madi- Street. Jacksonville, Fla. Fowler, III. son, N. J. Bi^NES, Herbert. Blrs. Blabel Barnes, ERNST, Ervin John. Wallace James Ernst, Chandler, Okla. 44 Second SCHOENEBIANN. .John. Blrs. Blatilda Schoene- BARTHOU,' Street, Cresson, Pa. inann, Snook, Tex. Louis. Jack Barthou, Hapah. EVANOSKY, Jacob. Sarjen Evanosky, Wulka Utah. Russia. SEWELL, John G. Blrs. Blillie C. Sewell, Car- ron, Ga. BIIRRY, George R. Charles Jones, 230 South PERRIS, Edward J. John Ferris, Second Street, 40 Tavlor SHANNON, Percy C. J. A. Shannon, Pitts- Blillville. N. J. Street, Orange, .J. N. boro. Bliss. BEUSKENS, Herbert. Blrs. Leaf Williams, HAYTlEN, Frank J. Blrs. Anna Piniele, Hayden, 918 SHAW, William Dorsey. Blrs. Blary Shaw, Blont. Fifth Avenue, Trov, N. Y. 209 Hackney Street, Wilson, N. C. BIELY, Blike E. George Biely, R. F. D. No, HILL YVilliam R. William R. Hill, sr., 320 SHAY, John A. Blrs. A. Shay, 1742 2, box 25, Cato, YY'is. North Seventh Street, Olean, North N. Y. Sixty-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BIRKLAND. Oscar. Ole P. Birkland, R. nORGAN Dell P. Bliss F, Katherine Horgan, SIPFRIN, Harry E. Frederick D. No. 2. box 18. Ada, Blinn. 302 South Avenue Twenty-one, W. Siffrin, Los Angeles, Hartford Avenue Extended, BRADFORD, Herman II. Cal. Baltimore, Bid. Mathew W. ColIinS, SIMONAVICH, Joseph. James Simonavich, R. P. D. No. 2, Delmar, Del. lABIARINO, Rafillo A. Blrs. Congetta, Telia, 349 Kensington Avenue, Chicago, 111. CLEBIBIONS. John B. John L. Clemmons, Colle, Sannita, Benevento, Italy. SLONAKER, Lake. Blrs. Bertie Slonaker, Thoniasvillc, N. C. KASCHAK, George, jr. Blrs. Anna Kaschak, Mendowbrook, W. Va. CONSIDINE, John. .James S. Considine, 3119 R. F. D. No. 2, Streator. 111. SLOW, Harry. Mrs. BI. Jefferson, 226 East Jefferson Street, Kansas Citv, Bio. KESSINGER, Lester S. Blrs. Martha Kessin- One hundred and twenty-sixth Street, New COOL, Harvey O. Blrs. Kate (iool, (joncordia, gcr. Upper Strasburg, Pa. York, N. Y. 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COSTEXOBLE. Raynioml E. Mrs. Josephine SMITH, James II. Mrs. Bettie Taylor, Talla- DAY, Eisel D. Mrs. James II. Day, R. F. D. Costenoble, 5181 Holcomb Street, Detroit, dega, Ala. No. 3, Brooksville, Ky. Mich. SMITII, John F. Mrs. Mary Smith, Warrior DE PASCALE, Biagio. Mrs. Marie Ambrose, CHUMP, Elmer E. Matt Ilarmeson, R. P. Run, Peely, Pa. Samamarzano, Province De-Napoli, Italy. D.. Lc.xingtou, 111, SMITH, John H. Mrs. Mary Smith, box 86, EITLE, Paul C. Mrs. Christiana Eitlo, 1302 CIUIEEY. Thomas A. Mrs. Peter Curley, 495 Windsor, N. J. George Street, I’hiladelphia, I’a. Third Avenue, North Troy, N. Y. SMITH, John II. George Smith, R. F. D. FLETCHER, Leonard H. Mrs. Mildred E. DAIEEY', Vauce Erie. Mrs. Anna Dailey, No. 1, Steele, Ala. Fletcher, 15 Joseph Street, Leominster, Reed City, Jlich. SMITH, John. Miss Catherine Smith, Dona- Mass. Eliza Dale, Paxton, DALE, Jesse R. Mrs. hue Building, Central Street, Lynn, Mass. GOLDMAN, Morris. Mrs. Rachel Goldman, lud. SNYDER, Floyd Haines. Mrs. Mabel Snyder, 6119 klarket Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DARNE, Jack R. Mrs. May L. Darne, R. F. 628 Bridgeport, West Fourth Street, Pa. SHAW. Clarence J. J. II. Shaw, 107 West D. No. 1. JIcLcan, Va. SPELLMAN, Harry J. Mrs. Mable R. Brown, Seymour Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DAVIDSON, (lean M. Roy B. Davidson, R. Libertyvllle, 111. KENX'^EY, .lulius L. Joseph K. F. D. No. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Kenney, Bal- 4, SPITZER, Harry E. Mrs. Minnie Jabs, 8434 •sam, N. DAVIS, Willis. Russell Davis, 1218 South C. Green Bay Avenue, Chicago, 111. LONDINI, Gabrlello. Tom Londini, box Sixteenth Street, Springfield, 111. 198, STAHL, Ira L. Mrs. Sarah Stahl, Kenoma, Hubbell, Mich. DEXTER, Cornelius. John Henry Dexter, Mo. Ind. LONG, Frank. Mrs. Minnie Long, 112 South 1728 Wilson Street, La Fayette, STEVENS, Harry E. Harry E. Stevens, sr., DIFELICE, Francesco. Vincenzo Difellce, 822 A Street, Gas City, Ind. 4231 Monroe Street, Chicago, 111. McGR.UTH. Matthew J. Mrs. Mary McGrath, North Columbus Street, Alexandria, Vu. SULLIVAN, James T. Mrs. Josephine Ken- FAITZ, William. Mrs. Annie M. Failz, 215 general delivery, Spokane, Wash. edy, 294 High Street, Lowell, Mass. MCINTYRE, Roy B. C. F. Will, R. F. D. North Balword Avenue, Baltimore, Md. SULLIVAN, Paul. Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 28 HORTON. David W. Franklin M. Horton, No. 2, box 34, Fort Dodge, Iowa. Franklin Street, Lowoll, Mass. McKenzie, Patrick E. Mrs. Rachael A. Mc- 203 Friendship Street, Providence, R. I. SWINTEK, William. Mrs. Barbara Swlntek, Albert L. Jones, Ring- Kenzie. R. F. D. No. 1, Sandpatch, Pa. JONES, Albert E. Falls City, Tex. gold, Tex. McNUL’TY, Frank N. Mrs. John McNulty, 41 TAY^LOR. Willie. Mrs. Luna Taylor, Pitts- Devine Avenue, Carbondale, Pa. William J. Mrs. Mary Kaskin, 323 KASKIN, boro. N. C. M.UBEE, Clifford 0. Mrs. Maud G. Kester, Beach Street, East Pittsburgh, Pa. THORP, John H. Mrs. Doshia Thorp, Lloyd, Hillsdale, Oreg. Pa. KELLY, John. Frank Kelly, Lovejoy, Fla. MACCARELLO, Antonio. Luiggi Alfano, Mrs. Louis Kuntschlk, 15 KIiNTSCHIK, Joseph. THRASHER, Frank E. Mrs. Charles W. Collet Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Page, Tex. Stoner. Cleveland, Okla. MACCARONI, Alfonzo. Martine Maccaronl, McCORMICK, Clifford F. Miss Betty TIIREATT, John Harmon. Mrs. Annie 426 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Greager, 2107 Jackson Place, Chicago, 111. Threatt. R. F. D. No. 3, Pageland, S. C. M.\SON, Samuel. Mrs. Anna Mason, Meri- McDONAUl, Patrick D. Ben T. McDonald, TIIUOTTE, Adclard J. Isaac Thuotte, 123 dian, Miss. 4111 Whitman Street, Cleveland. Ohio. Mercer Street, Providence, R. I. MASTERS, Roy M. John A. Masters, R. F. McINISH, Paul J. Mrs. Willie Mclnish, rout* TOLDT, William J. Mrs. Bertha Toldt, 497 D. No. Asheville, N. C. No. 3, Eclectic, Ala. South Tenth Street, Newark, N. J. 1, McMAHON, William P. Rev. Bernard W. Mc- TRAINOR, 'Thomas. Michael Tralnor, 2726 MATTHEWS, Michael. Robert Eisy, 356 West Ffifty-slxth Street, City. Mahon. East Albany, Vt. Sacremento Street, Sheridan, Pa. New York MELLOR, William Mrs. Lillian Mellor, MeVEY, Wilbur. Mrs. Sarah A. MeVey, Biggs- TRAUGHBER, Leland. Thomas Steffy, Mound W. R. F. D. Street, ville. 111. Valley, Kans. No. 18, Damon Tallmadge, Ohio. M.'VTTY, Henry Benjamin. Mrs. IT. Matty, 15 TRAYLOR, William R. William Traylor, York- Madison Avenue, Antwerp, N. Y. land, Va. MORIN, Wilfrid F. Mrs. Margaret Schick, MAXPIELD. Willie K. Wash R. Maxfleld, TRYBOWSKI, Joseph. Mike Trybowskl, Stan- 63 North Rexall Avenue, Chicago, 111. Granite, Okla. ley, Wis. MORIN, William. Mrs. Mary Smith, R. F. D. MILIiER, Joseph C. Miss Mary Margaret TUCKER, Shellle B. William Haynes Tucker, No. 2, box 70, Houston, Tex. Miller, llj Greene Street, Cumberland, Md. route 8, Reynolds, Ga. MURRAY, Thomas A. Mrs. Mary A. Murray, MILLS, Harry C. Thomas Mills, 1127 Fcnd- URITSKY, John. Miss Estella Suvltska, 39 Maple Terrace, Clifton, Pa. vick Street, Augusta, Ga. Cross Street, Boston, Mass. MURRAY, William F. John A. Murray, 426 MORIN, Albert. Mrs. Mesallna Morin, 163 VALENCIA, Jose M. Teodosio Valencia, Las Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Harrison Street. Fall River, Mass. Colonias, N. Mex. NETTLES, Harvey E. Mrs. Florence Riehl, MUZALEWSKI, Edward. Barney Muzalew- VERMILLION, Albert H. Gergoe Vermilion, 504 Chestnut Street, Pottstown, Pa. ski, 2900 North Central Park Avenue, Chi- Imndover, Md. NIBDZWECKI, Karol. Stanley Niedzwecki, Street, cago, 111. VESTAL, George W. Dr. Daniel B. Miller, 308 Main Ansonia, Cona. 1132 South Eighth Street, Terre Haute, Ind. NORTON, Frank. Mrs. Maggie Hollis, 310 OATFIELD, Royal. William Oatfield, Skamo- North Thirtieth Street, Louisville, Ky. kawa. Wash. VILLA, Tamplllo. Agulne Villa, 710 Reed Street, Philadelphia, Pa. O’BRIEN, Alfred J. Patrick D. O’Brien, 6421 O’BRIEN. Matthew J. Mrs. Kelly O’Brien, Drexel Avenue, Chicago, HI. 9114 Inman Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. VILLARS, Thomas J. Augustus Villars, 4333 Garfield Avenue, St. Lonis, Mo. O’BRIEN, Charles J. Patrick J. O’Brien, 85 PEREZ, Felipe. Barlotto Perez, Maikikl, Main Street, Haydenville, Mass. Honolulu, Hawaii. VINEAK, Mike. Edward Wensted, 1930 Northwestern Avenue, Racine, Wis. O’BRIEN, Daniel. Thomas O’Brien, 159 West I’ETERSON, George B. Mrs. Josle Peterson, Eighty-third Street, Now York City. Brewster, Minn. VOGT, Frederick. Mrs. Emily Vogt, 227 Brook Street, New Bedford, Mass. O’BRIEN, Richard J. Edward O’Brien, Lowell PICKERT, William P. Mrs. Rosa Plckert, 16 and Franklin Streets. Lawrence, Mass. Minton Street, Buffalo) N. Y. WALTER, Henry John. John Augusta Walter, 125 Brigen Street, Newark, N. J. O'CONNELL. Thomas P. John O’Connell, 49 I’LEBANEK, Fred Marshall. Frank Pleba- Newark, N. Y. nek. 1641 Olive Street, Granite City, HI. WAMMACK, Briney E. Ralph Wammack, IHjO’TTS, Francis E. Mrs. Eliza Bloomfield, Mo. O’CONNOR, Thomas C. Mitchell O’Connor, Fenster- ' niaker, Mandale, Ohio. WARMKESSEL, Harvey G. Mrs. Jennie 1116 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Coal Street, Linden, POLIiARD, John T. Mrs. J. W. Pollard, Warmkessel, 353 Port Carbon, O’CONNOR, William J. Joe 108 Jetcrsvllle, Va. Pa. Fourth Street, San Francisco, Cal. PATTON, Lee. Mies Margaret Johnson, R. F. REDDON, Thomas J. Thomas M. Reddon, 220 WARNEKE, August. Mrs. Katherine War- neke, 7464 Flora Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. D. No. 2, Benton, Miss. Washington Avenue, Susquehanna, Pa. PERKINS, William H. Mrs. Bertie Perkins, ROSATO, Giovanni. Salvatora Galla, 202 WEST, Martin. Frank West, R. F. D. No. 1, Somerset, Ky. R. F. D. No. 1, Morris, Okla. Pahea Street, Port Richmond, Staten Island, Quinn, 910 Bluemont WESTFALL, Worthey H. Randolph J. West- QUINN, Henry. John N. Y. Kans. fall, Kyger, W. Va. Avenue, Manhattan, Isreal. Mrs. M. Rosenberg, 041 ROSENBERG, WHALEY, Rexford L. Mrs. Berta B. Whaley, RAAUM, Samuel. Onton Raaum, R. F. D. No. Simpson Street, New York, N. Y. 4. Perham, Minn. R. F. D. No. 2, Smithfield, N. C. RUSSELL, Harry J. Mrs. Emma Russell, 44 WHEELER, Raymond W. Jonathan H. RAVINO, George. August Anderson, 10 John Street, Hudson Falls, N. Y. Wheeler, Emhonsc, Tex. Ackers Street, Springfield, Mass. Leonard. Leonardo Sher- RUSSO, Vonillo, 26 WHITT, Walter E. Mrs. Vick Whitt, R. F. D. RAWLEY, George. Thomas Rawley, Reilly Street, Bridgeport, Conn. A., Kopperl, Tex. rodsville, Ohio. RYAN, James R. Michael Ryan, 306 Galena WING, Loung. Mrs. Tom Wing, 33-37 Mott READER, Howard G. Howard Reader, box Street, Butte, Mont. Street, New York, N. Y. 190, New Paltz, N. Y. SALTZMAN, Edward G. Mrs. Julia Saltzman, ALDRICH. Winthrop. Mrs. C. A. Aldrich, REDFORD, William C. Mrs. Eliza R. Red- 1970 Neches Street, Beaumont, Tex. Uklah, Cal. ford. 1240 Taylor Street, Richmond, Va. Archie Henry. Mrs. George Shan- SHANNON, Luther C. John A. Baker, Gideon, SANSONE. Frank. Joseph Sansone, 1214 non, Lake, Wis. BAKER, White Mo. North Ninth Street, St. Joseph, Mo. SHAVER, Arthur L. Millard P. Shaver, Ran- L. Mrs. Victora William B. George Baldwin, New- SCHLONGA, Andrew dall, Kans. BALDWIN, Leavenworth, Kans. ton, Va. Schlonga, SHAW, Arthur. Mrs. Nancy Shaw, 226 Edward H. Mrs. Cora Barton, Le SCHWARTZ, Louis. Edward Schwartz, 8 B.ARTON. N. Twenty-seventh Street, Cairo, 111. Raysville. Pa. Curtis Street, Gloversville, Y. J. J. H. William. Serdar, box 64, Sant SHAW, Clarence Shaw, 107 West BARTON, Robert. Arthur B. Barton, Depew, SERDAR, Sam Seymour Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Okla. Coolee, Mont. SHAW, Elbert P. Mrs. Edna Beryl Shaw, H. J. Shade, Union City, BIASTOCK, Ernest F. Fred Biastock, R. P. SHADE, Forrest L. W. F. D. No. 8, Noblesville, Ind. Pa. L. B. Rhame, N. Dak. D. No. 1, Sodus, Mich. SHAW, Guy W. Shaw, Samuel. Jacob Shafer, Lucca, SIMMONS, Will. Mrs. Rosa Simmons, Lake BINCEWIGZ, Andrew. Mrs. Andrew Bince- SHAFER, Cormorant, Miss. wicz. 1005 Hudson Street, Rochester, N. Y. N. Dak. George P. John C. Brunett, R. F. SLOYER, Wesley. Mrs. Emma II. Sloyer, R. BRUNE'T'r, SKILLING, Thomas E. Mrs. Annie Woomer, D. No. box 43, Brazil, Ind. Kensington, Pa. P. D. No. 1, Ilellertown. Pa. 6, 1217 Taylor Avenue, New SMITH, Glenn Allen. Mrs. Jennie Smith, CONNER, Robert O. Mrs. Nora Cox, 104 SKWARCZEWSKY, William. Alex Karnick, 158 North Ditman Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Maryland Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. 163 Dupont Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ralston, SMITH, Harry J. William M. Smith, Wal- CORI, Fjank. .\ntonio Longo, box 6, SMITH, Frank Sheppard. William R. Smith, nntport. Pa. Pa. R. F. D. 0, Bloomington, Ind. SMITH, James H. Mrs. Gussie H. Smith, R. DANIEL. Leon W. Mrs. Martha K. Daniel, SMITH. John J. Mrs. Ellen Chatham, 15 F. D. No. 1, Selma, Ala. R. F. D. No. 3, Whitman, Miss. Everett Place, Plainfield, N. J. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919, 17, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SPIEGEL, Ilarland Douglas. Mrs. Lillian CALATRI.ANO, Constantino. Antonio Cala- MARTINI, Sarbine. Frank Martini, Robeso- Spiegel, box No. 238, Pittsford, N. Y. triano, Columbus Avenue, Phllipsburg, N. C. nla. Pa. STAFFORD. William. Mrs. Pearl Cowell, CARTER, Willie. Mrs. Vlllie Carter, Hot MASSETTI, .John. Guiseppo Massettl, Or* Yellow Springs, Ohio. Springs, Va. zegna Can, Torino, Itaiy. STAMPER. Asa. Daniel B. Stamper, Hazel CARTER, Willis A. Mrs. Thomas Carter, New MASTRONI, Antono. Miss Virginia Mastroni, Green, Ivy. Athens, Ohio. 1423i George Street, Massillon, Ohio. STAMPS, Samuel Stevens. Mrs. Nancy Eliza- CARULA, Michael. Cabato Carula, Munte- MERCflANT, Archie G. Mrs. Mary Merchant, beth Withem, Kennett, Mo. forte, Alpine Avellino, Italy. Hardford Avenue, North Uxbridge, Mass. STANCO, Angelo. Joseph Stance, 2328 Dean CASHMAN, John L. Dan Rowley, Okmulgee, MINAR, John. George Minar, 98 Washington Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Okla. Street, Struthers, Ohio. ST.\PLEY, Sim. Miss Emmaline Stapley, CASSETTA. Emidio. Michael Cassetta, Casal- MINES, James G. Mrs. Elizeth J. Mines, Pe- Beaver, Utah. ceprano, Italy.- tros, Tenn. STEVENSON. Victor. Mrs. Mary B. Chap- CARTWRIGIIT. Lawrence. George W. Cart- MISTRETTA, Meachel. Accogio Farrzio, 163 man, 210 Thirty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. wright, general delivery, Vienna, Canada. Elizabeth Street, New York City. STRALEY. Willard E. Elmer E. Straley, Coal- CAVALLERO, Alfredo E. Mrs. Rosa Caval- MONTMARQUET, Joseph L. Mrs. Wilhel- dale, Alberta, Canada. lero, Bognasio Province, Cueno, Italy. mina Montmarquet, 12 White Street, Cohoes, STRAND. Harold P. Adolph Strand, 25l CHAMPION, Perley S. Mrs. Rose Eastman, N. Y. Franklin Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Summer Street, Porter, Me. MOORE, Dick B. Jackson S. Moore, Energy, STRAUHS, Heron S. Mrs. Julia Heron, Elm- COCKERHAM, Grover C. Elias Cockerman, Tex. dale, Kans. Low Gap, N. C. MOORE, Lockford M. James W. Moore, Holt, STUART, Otis C. Frank Norris, Colbert, COCKLIN, Charles A. Andrew R. Cocklln, Fla. Wash. 1125 North Front Street, Harrisburg, Pa. MOORE, Raphael. Mrs. Eugenia Moore, 227 STUMBAUGH, Ralph. Mrs. Mamie Stum- COGER, Claude M. Mrs. Anna Coger, Cygnet, St. Anns Avenue, New York City. baugh, Jewett, Me. Wood County, Ohio. MOOTZ, Edward M. Miss Viola Mootz, 7426 STYLES, Quineey D. Carl Styles, Daybook, COOK, Cromer W. Ronald Cook, 496 Chi- Emerald Avenue, Chicago, HI. N. C. cago Street, Elgin, 111. MORRISON, Clarence L. Thomas Morrison, Leonard L. Davis Stidham, Clear Clarksville, Ark. TATRO, Harvey L. Mrs. Louise Tatro, 426 CORDER. Creek, Va. MULVEY, John H. Mrs. Hannah Mulvcy, 57 Bruce Street, Marine City, Mich. TEAL, CORE, John J. Bert G. Crawford, Poca- Reynolds Avenue, Providence, R. I. Russell A. Will W. Teal, Maplesville, MURPHY’, William A. Mrs. Horne, Ala. tello, Idaho. Edward CURTIS, Harry N. Mrs. Viva Curtis, R. F. 417 Merrlam Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. TEDESCO, Jerry. Angelo Tedesco, 34 Cutler D. 3, Antwerp, Ohio. NELSON, Herbert W. Mrs. Annie Nelson, Street, Newark, N. J. CURTIS, JoiriBv ^Irs. Alice Hanson, Fort 1162 North Main Street, Providence, R. I. TIIIBEAULT, Victor. Frank Thibeault, 503 Bragg, Cal. NICITA, Carmelo. Santo Nicita, Provincia Spruce Street, Manchester, N. H. DAVENPORT. Homer G. William B. Daven- Messina, Italy. THICK, William H. Thomas Thick, 1526 port, R. P. D. 5, Honea Path, S. C. NIXON, Patrick. Mrs. Nellie Carroll, 467 Maryland Avenue, Flint, Mich. DENMAN, Charles. George Denman, 690 West Forty-sixth Street, New York City. THOMAS. William A. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Springfield Avenue, Newark, N. J. NOLL, George II. Louis Noll, 1279 Prospect Stokesdale, N. C. DICKERMAN, Harry M. Mrs. Stella Dicker- Place. Brooklyn, N. Y. THOMPSON. Harry. Miss Nellie Bishop, R. man, 631 West First Street, Rochester, NOONAN, John .1. Mrs. P. Noonan, 419 Third F. D. No. 1, Manila, Ark. Minn. Avenue, Now York City. TOWER, Theron A. Mrs. J. S. R. O’DANIEL, Ben P. Victor Thomas O'Danie), Tower, F. DONOHUE, Patrick J. Timothy Donohue, D No. 2. Davis, Okla. Tunbridge. Vt. Bolomore, Rathcole. County Cork, Ireland. T()WER, TRACY T. Henry Tower, Mendota, ODEGAARD. Albert. .Tosepjh M. Johnson, R. DRAKE, James I. John Drake, general de- F'. I). No. Jeffers, Minn. livery, Tyrone, Okla. 1, ODEGAARD. Oscar Melvin. Olaf Odegaard, R. TIHIE, A. C. Miss Daisy M. True, Riesel, DREES, Frederick W. Mrs. Elizabeth Drees, F. D. No. Canton, S. Dak. T6X. Earlvllle, Iowa. 2, O’DELL, Strickland. James O’Dell, TURNER, Ward J. Charles Mrs. Jesse F. Edwards, W. Coal- W. Turner, EDWARDS, Roy F. gate, Okla. Gb’noa, Va. 1703 West Third Street, Chicoth, Okla. TUTTLE, Winfield S. Fred Tuttle, Optima, EDWARDS. Tarence. Mrs. Alice Edwards, OFPERMANN, Ewald. .Tqlius Offermann, San Okla. R. P. D. No. 6, Paris, Tex. Marcos, Tex. ORTEIG, jr. UCHTMAN, Adolph J. Mrs. ELAM, John K. Mrs. Ellen Hitt, Groesbcck, Raymond, Raymond Orteig, 15 Margaret Ucht- Fifth Avenue, man, 846 Shotwell Street, San Francisco, Tex. New York, N. Y. OSGOOD, Loren P. Mrs. Cal. Mrs. Mary Enos, 31 Conant Lucy F. Osgood, 162 ENOS, Edward. Court Street, Mass. Bangor, Me. UHLINGER, Charles V. Charles Uhllnger, Street, Provincetown, I’ATREACO, Domimek. Mrs. Antonio 489 ENTERLINE, Elmer W. Sherman Enterllne, D. Ca- Graham Avenue. Brooklyn, N Y. tlsta, Casteaforte, Provincia Di Caserta, UHRICH, Godfred. Fred Uhrich, R. F. D. Balko, Okla. Italy. No. 2, Monument, Kans. ERRERA, Peter. Nicolo Errera, Gassometre, PEGODA, ,Tohn 1ILTZIO. Ercole. James Filone, Du Bois, Pa. Province Trapani. Marsala, Italy. W. M. B. Pegoda, Huntsville, 'rex. VALLELY. Patrick .T. Mrs. Elizabeth Val- ESTEP, Elva W. Mrs. Olive Acton, Jlilledgc- lely, 1211 Lynch Street, New Castle, Pa. vllle, Ohio. PEISEL, William. William Peisel, 101 Fil- VANCE, Robert. Prank Vance, Willow Hill, EVANS, Prank Roper. J. J. Evans, Arm- more Avenue, Corona, N. Y. 111 . strong, Mo. PERRI, Frank. Mrs. Carntta Perrl, Casto- libero, Palermo, Italy. VANGAASBEEK, Jesse N. Edward J. Van- FREEMAN, Ralph. Joseph W. Freeman, PERRY, George C. Mrs. gaasbeek, Ulster Avenue, Saugerties, N. Y. Buckhannon, W. Va. E. Perry, 857 West Fifth Street, Pomona, Cal. VANORE, Frank. Raffnele Vanore, 607 Pat- Edward A. Mrs. Gearin, 3 Lincoln GEARIN, PERSO, Gaetano. Salyadore Perso, erson Avenue. West Hoboken, N. J. Place, Worcester, Mass. 1107 Nos- VAN OVERSTRAETEN, Charles M. Mrs. trand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GILDEA, John J. Cornelius Gildea, 1842 PETERSON. Everett Leona Van Overstraeten, 169 Seymour Philadelphia, C. Jacob H. Peterson, South Shadwick Street, Pa. Ilaskew, Okla. Street, Hartford, Conn. GOLDMAN, Henry H. Herman Goldman, R. PETERSON. Harry C. Mrs. Mary A. VAN STEENBURG, Frank. Abraham Van P. D. box 136, Victoria, Tex. Farver, 1, 1635 Steele Street. Berwick, Pa. Steenburg, Fourth Avenue, Kingstdh, N. Y. Lee James D. Graves, .Tacks- GRAVES, U. PETERSON, Harry E. Hilma Carlson, VARELZIS, John. George Varelzis, Aqioo, boro, Tex. 3301 Effstrotio, Greece. North Seely Avenue, Chicago, 111. Leslie Nellie Graves, box .VASTO, Antonio. Mrs. Antonio GRAVES, L. Mrs. PETERSON, Henry A. Elmer Peterson, R, Bameno, 42 East Ely, Nev. Coserta Sanicala, Lastrata, Italy. P. D. No. 5, Stoughton, Wis. GREEN. William R. George II. Hunter, Mer- VOLLE, Gustave. Mrs. Anna V^olie, 27 Nor- PULOS, Dan. George Pulos, box 1135, Pueblo, kel, Tex. wood Street, Newark, N. J. Colo. VOLLMER, William. Fred Vollmer, 234 GRIMM. Ralph W. Miss Mamie E. Grimm, QUANDT, W’altcr II. L. Mrs. Mary Ouandt, North Main Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. 1623 Rosewood Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio. 228 Princeton Street, East Boston, Mass. WALLACE. Lawrence W. Winston W. Wal- GROVER, Leon A. Mrs. Helen Norman, 423 RADUSINOVICH, Milo N. Nokr Radusino- lace, R. F. D. No. 3. Chese Citv. Va. Bergen Street, Gloucester City, N. .1. vich, Rijera Buronfe, Montenegro. WARREN. Kelly. William O. Warren. 118 GUREWITZ, Julius. Louis Gurewltz, 111 RENO, Thomas D. Harry Burke Reno, 1105 Soutli Granger Street. Harrisburg, 111. Eldridge Street, New York, N. Y. Lakewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. WEAVER, Russell C. W. N. Weaver, R. F. GUTHMUELLER, Edward. Louis J. Guth- RENSEL, William A. J. A. Rensel, Sigol, Pa, D. No. 1, Marshall. 111. mueller, Kulm, N. Dak. ROSSINO. Giovanni. Diminick Rossino, Via WELLONS, Otis O. Mrs. Esther Wellons, R. IIADDIZ, John E. Mrs. Julia Martin, 782 Cumeana 39, Torino, Italy. P. D. C. Americus, Ga. Ona Street, Grafton, W. Va. RUSCITTI, Giacomo. Christian Ruscitti, An- WITITCHER, Reuben II. Mrs. Alice A. IIAGLER, Evan E. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Hag- trosomo, Aquila, Italy. Whitcher, Soledad, Cal. ler, R. P. D. No. 2, Wheat, Tcnn. SAVAGE. Paul. Bill W. Pizner, box 287, WHITLEY, Willie. Mrs. Susan Whitley, box HALL, Frank C. Mrs. Jeanette Hall, 1227 Newport, Wash. 331, Franklinton, N. C. Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y. SCALP, Swain. Mrs. Nannie Scalf, 102 West WIRTH, Leo L. Mrs. Laura Wirth, 61 Os- HANLEY, Martin. Martin Hanley, 150 Hud- Broadway, Louisville, Ky. sian Street, Dansville, N. Y. son Street, Providence, R. I. SCHERBON. Sam S. Alexander S. Scherbon, WOOTEN, Roscoe. Henry Hynes, R. F. D. KRAUSE, Sam. Frank Krause, R. F. D. No. 6, Kamenpodolsk, Hub, Selo, Teremtse, Russia. No. 2. Fountain, N. C. Dallas, Tex. SCOTT, Edward. Mrs. Rosa Scott, 335 V ARNOLDY, Mike Edward. Max M. Arnoldy, ^WIATKOWSKI, John. Joseph Meyers, 160 Street NW., Washington, D. C. Fleming, Colo. I.athrop Street, Buffalo, N. Y. SPROUSE, John R. Mrs. Elmira Johnson, BARNES. William C. Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes, LAWiJON. Goodman. John Lawson, 2217 Ash 003 Vine Street, Centralia, 111. post-office box 2, Rosenburg, Tex. Street. Butte, Mont. TITCHENELL, Henry E. Amos Titchcncll, BERETTA, Charles. Mike Beretta, Willows, LINDNER, George B. William E. Lindner, Albright, W. Va. Cal. 1458 South Ashland Avenue, Chicago, 111. WAY, James R. James S. Wa.v, Leming, Tex. BRYSON, William. Mrs. Marion Clark, Meyers McGRATH, James. Mrs. Mary McGrath, 701 WALLS, William E. Mrs. Nancy Elmore, Building, Shamokin, Pa. West Third Street, Plainfield, N. J. Perdon. Tex. BURICH, Joe Charles. Mrs. Mary Chlske, MARGES, Medotius. Mrs. Eva Barnett, 65 WARD, William. Mrs. Elizabeth Ward. 104 Pascay, Minn. King Street, Lewiston, Me. Capitol Street, Salinas, Cal. BUZZETTI, Albert ,T. Mrs. Scondina Buz- MARTIN, Romeo. Gedeon Martin, R. P. D. WARNER, Marion D. Mrs. G. L. Warner, zetti, 619 Polk Street, Santa Rosa, Cal. No. 2, Bark River, Mich. Ouett, Miss. 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1910. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

WARKEN, Eawi'cnce M. Mrs. Effie Warren, MARION', TalUe E. Mi.ss Cora M. Marion, UNDEREINER. Rudolph. Frank Undereiner, Mclvina, Miss. R. F. I). No. 7, Rose Hill, Iowa. 2116 Spring Street, Mount Oliver post office, WAKREXTON, Larry Elijah. .John W. War- MEIjVIN. Yancy. Mrs. Kate Melvin Paints- Pittsburgh, Pa. rentou, 150 Pollock Street, Newbern, N. C. ville, Ky. URBANURI, Albert. Joe Bennett, 9 Ranel WARRIXER Earl W. W. A. Warriner, MILIiEK, Earl William. Walter Barrett Street, McKees Rocks, Pa. llrookivn. Ind. Miller. Highland, N. Y. WALLS, Frank S. Mrs. Mary Walls, Apex, WARRlXdTOX, Elmer Allen. Mrs. Catherine MILLER, John E. Mrs. Cora Miller, West N. C. Gean. R. F. p. Xo. 1, Lutts, Tenn. Water Street. Muncy, Pa. WEBB, Charles E. Charles B. Webb, Quitman, WEIII!, Xoah. John Henry Webb, Elizabeth, MORGAN, Randolph R. Mrs. Arminte Mor- Ark. W. Va. gan, Emery, Ark. WEBBER, William H. Je£E Webber, Mount MORRIS, Robert William. Samuel Morris, WESTLIX'G, Theodore A. Mrs. Emma West- Vernon, 111. Bevler, Mo. ling, R. F. D. No. 1, Clarendon, Pa. WEBER, Paul G. William F. Weber, 80 East MUIR, James A. James L. Muir, 1810 Min- WHEELER, Charlie. James A. Wheeler, Jlerrill. Fond du Lac, Wis. nesota Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. Adrian, W. Va. Arl- WETTJE, Willett. Mrs. George S. Wettje, MURR.AY. Norman E. Frank Murray, box WHITCOMB, Lee E. C. C. Whitcomb, 4442 Furman Avenue, New York, N. Y. 669. Sebring, Ohio. setti, Ellis County, Okla. WHEELER. Therou W. Mrs. Mary C. MYERS, George V. James T. Myers, Clodine, WHITE, Harold F. James White, 351 Grafton Whoi'ler, Poi't Jefferson, N. Y. Tex. Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Franklin L. Frank P. Witherup, WHITFIELD. Lee F. John Cherry, Williams- George. WITHERUP, NERGE. Herman Nerge, Rosella, 111. Emlenton, Pa. town, X. C. Ira NEWBROUGH, W. John Newbrough, WOOD, Lynn R. Mrs. Eliza Wood. 706 West ALLEX, Myrtle Q. Sandy E. Allen, Ilennes- R. F. D. No. 2, Bancroft, Iowa. S('y. Okla. Fiftv-sixtli Street. Los Angeles. Cal. NEWBURY, Jasper. Jasper Newbury, sr., 912 WOODFORD, Goodloe. Mr.s. Lillie Wood- ANSELM. Fred L. Mrs. Pauline Anselm, 311 South Rose .Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. Avenue ford. East Clarksburg. W. Va. B. Rochester, N. Y. NEWBY, Harr.v S. Clarence L. iNewb,v, 210 WRIGHT, Ralph L. William E. Wright, BETTENCOURT. JIanuel S. Mrs. Louise S. East Thirty-third Street, Kansas City, Mo. Walsh, 111. Bettencourt, Sansalito, Cal. NIMMER, John W. Herman Nimmer, 402 BIDDLE, Joseph E. Mrs. Annie Biddle Pas- Ann Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. ZAIMBRY’EYSKI, Alexander. Miss Alary Zam- chal, R. F. D. No. 2, Rutledge, Tenn. NORMAN, Paul II. I. H. Norman, Winona, bryeyski, 57 Ellsworth Street, Worcester, BILLESBACH. Joseph Peter. William E. Tex. Alass. Billesbach, Heartwell, Nebr. NORTON, William RAYMOND, Daniel C. Mrs. Emma Raymond, BISSINGER, I.eo .1. Lawrence Bissinger, 692 E. William S. Norton, Chalkhill, Pa. Trinity Avenue. New York City. Lagro, Ind. J. James B. Ridings, BOLEN. Jacob. Mrs. Bolen, 3042 Mar- RIDINGS, Sumner Anna NOTHNAGEL, John. Mrs. Augusta Noth- Brandon, Iowa. ket Street, Philadelphia, Pa. nagel^ Patton, Pa. ROZALSKI, Walter. Frank Rozalski, 23 Oak- BROWN, Marion N. James Henry Brown, NOVAK, Joseph T. Mrs. Agnes Novak, 550 land Street, Toledo, Ohio. Jefferson, Ga. Turner Street, Elyria, Ohio. RUSSELL. Clarence. G. A. Russell, New Al- BROWNELL, .Tesse. Mrs. Mary Brownell, NOVIXGEU, Simon E. Mrs. Eva Novinger, bany, Miss. 2010 Savannah Street, St. Joe, Mo. 1907 West Jackson Street, Phoenix, Ariz. CALLEBERT, Leon. Louwren Deboodt, box PAWLOWSKI, Stanley. Marie Staszszyk, 99 RUSSELL, Clarence I. E. F. Russell, R. F. D. 51. Monroe, Mich. North Sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. No. 2, Willard, Mo. CARTER, Karl B. Peter K. Heisler, Beverly, PERRY, Henry C. Mrs. Beatrice I'erry, box RUSSELL. Fletcher. Mrs. Manha Rus.sell, N. Y. 273, Gustra, Mich. Hertford, N. C. CHAPPEL, .Tames A. Harry Chappel, R. F. PETRIE, Chester II. Mrs, Minnie Petrie, 45 RUSSELL, Floyd D. Airs. Alary Russell, De- D. No. 1. box 7G, Burbank. Cal. Ontario Street, Albany, N. Y. catur, Iowa. CHEETHAM, James R. J. F. Cheetham, 503 POLICATO, Onofrio. Marco I’olicaro, 1608 RUST, Chester A. George Rust, R. F. D. No. 1, Public Street. Providence, R. I. Seventh Avenue, Be.aver Falls, Pa. Thompsonville, Alich. Charlie E. Mrs, Rebecca Cochran, COCHRAN, POWERS, .loseph. Mrs. John N. Langstaff, Everett P. Airs. Bettie Ruyle, 500 307 South Braddock Street, Winchester, Va. RUYLE. 25 Fayette Street, Ogdensburg, N. Y. East Wade Street, El Reno. Okla. COX^RAD, Harry Z. Mrs. Bertha Alleson, RACHELS, Sidney F. William J. Rachels, SADDLER, Striblingsam. Airs. Alary Saddler, 1.305 Vayon Street, Vincennes, Ind. Bartow, Ga. CONTE. Henry. Mrs. Mary Conte, 124 Sixth Union, Aliss. Dominick. Air. Saggio, Pironio Avenue. Paterson, N. J. RE.AGAN, Paul .1. Mrs. Annie Reagan, 433 SAGGIO, C. COOK, Everett. Mrs. Mattie Cook, Milano, I’resident Avenue, Fall River, Mass. I'rvdi, Alessina, Italy. Tex. REMMELL, Lester F. Ezra Remmell, 221 SALLBERG, Benjamin L. Airs. Emma Sall- South Street, East Mauch Chunk, Pa. berg, Sycamore, 111. Harrison. Mrs. Bertha Cook, Ban- COOK, RUSSELL, James W. .Tesse K. Russell, 1411 SAUL, Robert J. Airs. Kate Saul, 356 Ninth nock, Ky. West Main Street, Marion, III. Avenue. New York, N. Y. John. Prank Nisalia, 516 East Thir- COOK, SANTONIO, Ralf. Mrs. Josephine Pruto, 165 SCHAFER, Joseph G. Aliss Veronica Schafer, teenth Street, New York City. Lvon Street. Paterson, J. R. F. D. No. 3, Hunting-ton, W. Va. COSIL, Harry H. Harry McGllt, 162 First N. Rudolph H. Edward Schultz, SCHALL, Frederick A. Airs. Frederick A. Street. Monessen, Pa. SCHULTZ, R. F. D. No. 6, box Station C, Milwaukee, Schall, 124 South Sixth Street, Newark, COSTELLO, Thomas C. Mrs. Bridget Cos- 102, Wis. N. J. tello. 1315 Astor Street. Chicago, HI. COTTON, Allen. Mrs. Nellie Cotton, 813 SCHWARTZ, .Tack. Sam Meyer, 1117 North SCTILICHTER, George A. Godfrey Schlichter, Woodway Street. Braddock, Pa. Compton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 416 South Fourth Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. COURNOYER, Eugene. Mrs. Susie Cour- SHAW, Thomas H. Thomas M. Shaw, 945 SCHULTZ, Walter. Henry Schultz, Neills- nover, 68 Arnold Street, Anthony, R. I. Columbia Street, San Diego, Cal. ville, Wis. CRAVeN, James Earning. Major N. Craven, SIKVA, William. John Sikva, 186 Steuben SCHULTZ, Walter. Gustave C. Schultz, 108 Charlestown, Md. Street. Jersey City. N. J. West Pine Street, Centralia. Wash. DARRICO. Vincenzo. John Rosco, Whitman SILLETTI, Frank. John Foggetti, 51 Camp- SEVERIN', Earl W. Alfred L. Severin, 524 Street. New Haven. Conn. bell Street, Rochester, N. Y. North Broadway, Oklahoma City, Okla. ENGEL. Morris J. Mrs. Katie Engel, 1277 SMITH, Fred. IMrs. William W.’ Fox, box SHAFER, Elmer E. Edward Shafer, 20 Cen- Hoe .Yvonne, New York, N. Y. 560, Belle Vernon, Pa. Street, Xenia, Ohio. Henry. Edgar George ter ENGELBERT, Max SMITH. George. Mrs. Katherine M. Smith, SIIALLENBERGER, Frank. Mrs. W. S. Shal- Marine Ins. Co., Englebert, St. Paul Fire & Geneva, Ala. lenberger, Elwood, Ind. St. Paul, Minn. SIAIMONDS, Alexander. Benedict Bunevieh, Field. Kenty Lane. Ky. SMITH, George W. Elias Smith, Canton, FIELD, John II. J. A. 3201 Gold Street, Philadelphia, Pa. C. Mrs. Annie Maggie Filby, Okla. FILBY, Edgar SIAIAIONS. Rodney E. Alr.s. Lizzie V. Sim- Hvdesvilie, Cal. SMITH, Sam. 5Irs. Lillian Thompson, 509 mons, 311 Chestnut Street. Boonville, AIo. James. Thomas J. Fortner, Hoop, Greenville, S. FORTNER. Chose Avenue, C. SIAIS, Hilton. Airs. Annie Sims, Ratcliff, Tex. Snyder, Tenn. SNYDER, George E. Mrs. May Lan- SAIALL, Joseph Alartin. Fred Small, R. F. D. dusky, Mont. GEORGE. Thomas II. David H. George, No. 1, Wanewoc, Wis. Hartshorne, Okla. SEESKI, George J. Antoney Seeski, 40 Bar- SAIALLEY’, Joseph R. Airs. Carrie Smalley, GLEBA, Walenti. Mrs. Anotrua Gleba, 455 num Street, Taunton, Mass. 418 Genesee Street, Trenton, N. J. Avenue C, Bayonne, N. J. SOKUL, Frank. Michael Sokul, Baranuw, SAIITH, Cornelius K. B. Airs Ida AI. Goerss, GOLDBERG, Max. Charles S. Goldberg. 571 Russia, Poland. R. F. D.. Franklinville, N. Y. Avenue C.. Bayonne, N. ,1. SOUTHERN, Samuel C. Alfred Southern, SAIOLENSKY, Lazar. Sam Worom, 191 Boe- HANOUR, William. Peter Hanour, Stockdale, Cedar Bluff, Ala. rom Streer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ohio. SPINELLI, Joseph. Frank Spinelli, 115 SNYDER, Frank W. Frank W. Snyder, 33 JOHNSON, Harold G. Mrs. Martha Johnson, Third Street, Rome, N. Y. Erie Street, Lockport, N. Y. 2442 North Lowell Avenue, Chicago, 111. SPIVEY, Nathaniel. J. P. Spivey, R. F. D. No. SOTO, Alaximo E. Airs. Trinidad Soto, 512 I,ATJGHLIN, Elmer Z. Mrs. John Laughlin, 2, Lumberton, N. C. North Herbert Street, Tucson, Ariz. 702 Elm Street. Paris. 111. STABINGIS, Peter. Felix Stablngis, box 378, SPENCER, Gardner Permit. Airs. Althea LAWRENCE, Clyde John. Edward Lawrence, St. Clair, Pa. Spencer, 2 Bridge Avenue, Cohoes, N. Y. Osseo, SPENCER, James AL, jr. Airs. Beatrice Spen- Wis. STITT, John H. Mrs. J. H. Stitt, South cer, St. Alarks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. LEMELY. Walter. Mrs. Rosie Lemely, Vicks- Houston Avenue. Middletown, N. Y. 551 STEINBERG, Frank. Samuel Steinberg, 923 burg. Miss. STROSNIDER, Morris. Mr.s. Alice Stros- Second Street, Des Moines, Iowa. McGinnis, Charles A. Mrs. Thomas Store, nider, 0527 Aylesboro Avenue, Pittsburgh, Airs. Rosana 204 South Kellogg Street, St. .Tohns, Oreg. Pa. STEPHENSON, Ralph W. N. McGRONAN, Joseph. Mrs. Sabina McGronan, Stephenson, general delivery, Gladstone, 111. 1207 Franklin Avenue, New Y'ork. N. Y. STUMP, John. Mrs. Margaret Stump, general STUART, William J. Mrs. Alary Stuart. 9 McHALFFEY, Natha C. Eddie McHalffey, Al- delivery. Gas City, Ind. Woster Street, New Haven, Conn. ton, Mo. SWAN, Mervin H. Lucies Swan, R. F. D. No. STUHLAIILLER, Herbert E. Fred Stuhl- McKenzie. RuIus. .John M. McKenzie, 1417 1, Spencer, N. Y'. miller, box 202, Sun Prairie, Wis. Arlington Avenue, Bessemer, Ala. SZAWLIS, Charles K. Mrs. Margaret M. STYBAS, Wlaydyslaw. Alias Sofia Sty- McNICHOLAS, George W. Mrs. Mar.y Mc- Szawlis, 19 Mackin Street. Brighton, Mass. bas, 302 Eleventh Street, Saginaw. Alich. Nicholas, 1709 Barclay Street, Baltimore, TURX^ER, Carl E. Oscar Beckstrum, Davis SYDLANSKI, Valentine. Joseph Sydlanskl, Md. Junction, 111. 85 Grant Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MACK. Christa II. Lyda Mack, Ellicottville. ULRICH. Irving Joseph. Mrs. Catherine Ul- TARTAGLIA, Nunzio. Nicola Dilolla, 301 N. y. rich, Bixby Hospital, Adrian, Mich. East Eleventh Street, New York, N, Y, THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUAEY 25, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

THATCHER, Louis E. Mrs. Martha Thatcher, MAXWELL, Joseph Patrick. Philip Maxwell, MARTZ, William G. Mrs. Margaret Martz, 24 Elgin, Van Wert Co,, Ohio. 021 Kentucky Street, Vallejo, Cal. Fremont Avenue, Dayton. Ohio. THORPE, Edward E, Mrs. Hattie Kittle, 150 MILLER, William Peter. Mrs. Anna Miller, MILLER, Ellis D. Elvin K. Miller, Wedder- Holland Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. R. P. D. No 4, box 54. St. Joseph. Mo. burn, Oreg. TROEDSON, Enfrid W. Mrs. Effie Troedson, MORAN, Michael E. P. L. Moran, 107 Green MILLS, Chester L. William lams, Waynes- 7437 Dante Avenue, Chicago, 111. Street, Somersworth. N. H. burg. Pa. TROTTER. .Tames I. Mrs. .lames K. Trotter, MORRISON, Ralph Edgar. Mrs. Annie Mor- MOST, Mike J. Mrs. Mary Sidoriek, Spangler, 353 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. rison, box 42, Benson, Ariz. Pa. TRITDELL, Edward C. Mrs. Julia Trudell, MURPHY, Grant M. Mrs. Luna Murphy, box MURPHY, Edward. Mrs. Henrietta Murphy, 223 Brunswick Street, Jersey City, N. J. 175, Sw’artz Creek, Mich. R. P. D. No. 2, Lincoln Drive, Alexandria, TUTWILER, B’rank O. Jonathan P. Tutwiler, NELMS, Wade H. Oliver C. Nelms. Castaile, Va. Shanks, W. Va. N. C. MYERS, Raleigh J. Mrs. Florence Myers, 792 VAIL, Fred Grover. John Vail, 5119 Craw- NELSON, Rasmus. Christ Nelson, Northfield,- Hayes Street, San Francisco, Cal. ford Street, ITort Scott, Kahs. Minn. MYRICH, Eddie. Mrs. Mollie Myrich, R. F. D. WALDRON, Ed. Israel Waldron, route No. NELSON, Raymond A. Mrs. Mary E. Nelson, No. 1, Warren Plains, N, C. 3, Carterville, 111. 88 Boulevard, Summit, N. J, NEIS, William Junior. Mrs. Katie Ncis, 447 WALLACE, Edward L. C. Mrs. Charles E. NIMS, Guy A. Mrs. Minnie Dauge, Ekalaka, West McMecken Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wallace, 705 Interdrive Place, St. Louis, Mont. NORTON, Edgard. Henry Whithaus, R. P. D. Mo. No. Glencoe, Minn. NORWOOD, John G. Joseph H. Norwood, R. 5, ZELLES, Anthony C. Miss Viola Zellcs, Ave- NORTON, George L. Mrs. Viola Norton, 38 P. D. No. 4, Adamsville. Tenn. nue G, Wirton, Va. Pleasant Street, Hudson, Mass. W. OELLIEN, William H. John Oellien, general ALLEN, William V. D. Harold D. Quiggle, NOTES, Elmer E. Mrs. Elmer E. Noyes, 8 delivery. Safe, Mo. Oil North Union Street, Stockton, Cal. Pinole Street, Hercules. Cal. O’SHEA, John J. Mrs. C. P. O’Shea. 29 PATERA, Salvatore J. Mrs. Carmlla Deserio, ALLISON, Gk?orge H. William P. Allison, Park, Mass. Bishop, Business Street, Hyde 447 East Seventy-eighth Street, New York Cal. Tillman Miss Owens, ALTIZER, OWENS, W. Emma City. Robert C. Floydel Altizer, Blue- Atoka, Okla. field, W. Va. ARMSTRONG, Estes. Mrs. Sallle Armstrong, PATTERSON, William F. Joseph J. Patter- ANTHONY, Charles J. Mrs. Charles Anthony, Woodbury, Tenn. son, R. P. D. No. 2, Boyd, Tex. 121G East Seventh Street, Kewanee, 111.- BALDAUP, Harry Edward. Mrs. Margaret PATTON, Nathan ,T. Charlie C. Patton, Poto- ARNESON, Einer A. Erick Arnesou, box 376, mac Manor, W. Va. Mott, N. Dak. Baldauf, Guyaux, Pa. PETERSON, Clarence. Mrs. Carrie M. Peter- BADZIK, Julius J. Andrew Badzik, box 188, BAUER, Henry. Mrs. Mary Bauer, 915 Lin- son, Dexter, Iowa. Donora, Pa. coln Highway, Do Kalb, 111. PILARSKI, Stanley. Joseph Pilarski, 14 BAPFORD, William E. Mrs. Cora Bafford, BELL, General. Mrs. Deane Bell, 48 Clarks- Sweet Avenue. Buffalo, N. Y. 280 A Street, Huntsville, Ala. ville Pike. Hopkinsville, Ky. PIPPIN, Rush Thomas. Mrs. Sallie Pippin, BAILLY, Alexis A. Alexis P. Ballly, Peevers, BFRDAHL. Ole L. Mrs. Martha Berdahl, 322 South Fifth Street, Henryetta, Okla. S. Dak. Dah]en, N. Dak. PLACE, Dan C. Mrs. Jane E. Place, Chula BATTERSHELL, Samuel Franklin. Franklin BERN.ARD. Winnie. Frank Cervenka, Bo- Vista, Cal. Battershell, Fairy, Tex. hemia, N. Y. PADGETT, Henry D. Mrs. Elminor Padgett, BETER, Mike. Mrs. Mary Mike, 139 Ala- DOING. William A. Mrs. Mary Being, R. F. Andrews. N. C. bama Street, St. Paul, Minn. D. No. 1, Massilon, Ohio. PETTUS, Stephen F. Steve Pettns, Canadian, BILY, Anton. Joseph Bily, 3442 West Forty- BOLGER. .Tohn R. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bolger, Okla. fourth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. 1917 Cora Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. PETTY, Milland S. John Petty, 8 Keenan BLACK, Francis H. Mrs. Ada A. Black, BTTRNETT, George E. Mr. and Mrs. William Street. Union, S. C. DesGrst Xjtcih F. Burnett. Frving, Mass. PLANTE, Richard F. Louis Plante, box 45, BOLGRIEN, Carl W. Fred Bolgrlen, 111 CAPONTGRO. Tony. Mrs. Marie Caponigro, Dayton, Minn. James Street, Portage, W^ls. Rossi ter. Pa. PLESIT. Samuel. Myer Hasson, 3003 North CAMPBELL, John L. Mrs. Isabella Campbell, CHARNOSAYATZ, Valavadian. .Tohn Zen- Twenty-second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 17 Hungerford Avenue, Adams, N. Y. kiewicz, 17 Wose Street. Rochester, N. Y. POSEY, William. Mrs. Florence Templin, CAUGHERN. Grover C. J. W. Caughem, CASSIDY. James A. Mrs .4nnie T. Cassidy, Okla. Hodgen, Sapulpa, Okla. 931 Oates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PURVIS. Martin L. John Purvis, Harrison- COLLICK, Joseph C. Richard P. Collick, 13 CHFEVERS. Richard S. Mrs. William Roane, burg, La. Lester Street, Lee Park, Pa. care of William Roane, Merchant Miner PYLES, James H. Mrs. Mary C. Pyles, Cairo, Hugh J. COOKE, Hugh Cooke, 9 School Steams'^ip Co., Baltimore, Md. Ga. Street, Norwalk, Conn. CHTT.DERS. Robert L. Mrs. Adeila Childers, COSTNER, Otis. Mrs. Mabel Smith, 219 High- Rockford, Iowa. QUARLES, Isom T. Isom Quarles, R. F. D. No. 1. Jasper, Tenn. land Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. CONBON, Harry ,T. Mrs. Patrick Condon, DARK, James E. William R. Dark, Dodson, Prvant Street. Dedham, Mass. RANSICK, Fred H. Henry Ransick, Greenock, La. COTREI.L, Tden C. Mrs. Flora E. Cotrell, Pa. Louis. Mrs. Theresa Rapp, 110 Cath- ENGHOLM, Verney. Mrs. Laura K. Engholm, R. F. D. No. 5. Hicksville. Ohio. RAPP, 1410 East Third Street, Sedalia. Mo. DFLEGEOROE, George. Thomas Peter, 1367 erine Street. Johnstown, Pa. L. EV.4NS, .41bert B. Mrs. Prances Evans, 1218 Pleasant Street, Fall River. Alass. RASP.YNTI. Frank Frank Maesa, 289 Hickory Street, Jacksonvilie, Fla. DFLL, Gus. Mrs. Cordelia -Dell, 318 George Fulton Street, Jamaica, N. Y. FORD, Clyde. John Ford, Sandusky, Ohio. Street. Birmingham, Ala. RINK William. Edward Fisher, Ponca. Nebr. Francisco. Mrs. Louisa GILLIGAN, Walter F. Mrs. Maude A. Gilll- DONLON. Thomas ,1., jr. Miss Evelyn Don- ROMERO, Romero, gan, 83 George Street, West Springfield, Ion, 1444 Paxon Street, West Philadelphia, Albert. N. Mex. Mass. Pa. RUSHING. Herbert L. Mrs. Katie L. R. Davis, Arden, Ark. DOTY', James T. James T. Doty, sr., 122 GRAF, Henry P. Anton Graf, 226 Highland RUTH. Calvin N. Mrs. Emma Ruth, 612 Avenue, North Ninth Street, Louisiana, Mo. Worcester, Mass. Juniper Street. Quakertown. John ETSNFR. Jacob. Mrs. Marie Eisner, 2143 Pa. IIALKOWSKI D. Mrs. Kathei’ine Hal- SAATHOFF. Richard. Mrs. Nellie Saathoff, kowski, 4840 South Street, Evergreen Avenue. Chicago, 111. Ada Chicago, 111; 15 Van Winkle Avenue, Passaic, N. J. LEWIS, .Tonas. Mrs. Mary Lewis, GONTVRZ. .Tohn. John Saraka, 1502 Mitchell 121 Goar Emil E. Mrs. Anna S. Hahn. Avenue. Brookhaven, Street. Hamtramick. Mich. SABE, 312 Miss. Ninth Avenue, Cambria City, Johnstown, LEWIS, Meyei’. Mrs. JOHNSON. Arthur G. Mrs. Ida Johnson, Ida Lewis, 140 East Pa. Twenty-eighth Street, New York City. 1016 Belden Avenue, Chicago, 111. LICHTENWALNER, Oscar J. Mrs. Rosie KOSTRZEWSKI, I.eonard. Leonard Kos- SAEGER. Christian W. Henry Saeger, Lichtenwalner, Bryansville, Pa. trzewskl, 15 Newell Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. R F. D. No. 1. House Springs, Mo. LONG, John D. Wiliiam Long, Altman, W. L.VHREN. Helmer K. Lars Lahren, R. F. D. SAURINO. Vito. Costanzo Saurino, 197 Va. No. 2, Davenport, N. Dak. Cedar Street. Providence. R. I. L.M1RIGAN. .John V. Mrs. Catherine SCHAGUNN. Christ C. Charles F. Schagunn, McAllister, Charles A. Mrs. Jennie Sears, Laurl- 105 gan. 32 Elm Street, Pawtucket. R. I. 12 Philliplne Street. Edwardsville, 111. East Ninety-seventh, .Street, New York Frank Paul Shabram, City. LAWSON, Jess. Mrs. Nancy Lawson, Stanley, SHABRAM, M. 297 Tenn Beardsley Street, Akron. Ohio.’ McCORMACK, Edward Joseph. Mrs. Maggie LECHNER, William. Ernest Lechner, Rutter SMART. Louis A. Mrs. Adelbert Smart, 300 Parks, 725 South Fountain Street, Cape Twelfth Street, West New York, N. J. Girardeau, Mo. and Fair Avenues, Lancaster, Ohio. LILLIS. Thomas Joseph. Mrs. Catherine Lil- SMOCK, Leslie O. Charlie D. Smock, El- McDaniels, Willie. Jim McDaniels, box 81, lis, 712 Clark Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. kader, Iowa. Bellemina, Ala. STEW.YRT, John L. Mrs. Nicane Stewart, McDonald, waiter A. Mrs. Annie McDon- LOVE, Harrison W. Mrs. Ethel Karow, 788 Pearl Street, Oshkosh, Wis. R. P. D No. 3, Hartford, Ala. ald, 901 Elize Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. STO'"’ William M. Mrs. George Waiker, McGARRITY, Michael. Russell Tomlin- LYDON, .Tohn J. Miss Margaret Lydon, 2049 C. Pittston Avenue, Scranton, Pa. S; ,.sel. Mo. son. Newton, Pa. P. Mrs. Owen J. Mrs. E. McGofif, SWORD, Olan Nannie C. Gilley, R. McGEE, Arthur E. Isaac McGee, Steel. Ohio. McGOPP. Mary Hardwick, P. D No. 1, Drvden, Va. McKEE, Mayne W. Mrs. L. E. Shuman, Vt. McGOODWIN, Sidney W. Mrs. Eddie Mc- THATCHER, Thomas W. Mrs. Lizzie A. Marigold Street, Whitaker. Pa. Thatcher, 2745 South Broad Street, Tren- Thomas. Mrs. Goodwin, Rhome, Tex. McLaughlin, Maggie Mc- ton, N. ,T. Laughlin, Las Vegas, Nor. McGovern, Patrick. Prank McGovern, 1704 South State Street, Chicago, 111. THOMPSON, Ed. Mrs. Annie Hunt, Gladis, McMAIION, Robert P. Jift'S. Bridget McMa- hon, 012 Buckhorn Stre«, Ironton, Ohio. McHALE, Joseph P. Andrew McHale, Gen- 'Ark. MASON, Roy Allen. Mrs. Anna Mason, 104 esee, Pa. THOMPSON, Homer L. Mrs. Fannie Thomp- East Second Street, Newport. Ky. McIntyre, Houston. Mrs. Mary McIntyre, son, 1207 Wall Street, Sioux City, Iowa. MATTISON, Fred C. Mrs. Fred C. Mattlson, Barnesville, Va. THRASH, Dox. Mrs. Ophelia Thrash, 121 327 School Street. Bennington, Vt. McIntyre, John .Toseph. James McIntyre, Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. MATYKAVISCH. Charles. Mrs. Julia Matvk- 1821 Brunner Street, Philadelphia. Pa. TORRE, Domenico. Joseph Pomaro, 324 ayisch. Eightieth Street, box 349, Conells- McKAY, Daniel J. Walter R. McKay, Port John Street, Elizabeth, N. J. ville. Pa. Allegany, Pa. TT1RNER, Noah H. Mrs. Anna Turner, 210 MAXEY, James H. Alfred Maxey, Mount Pu- MANOR. John D. Mrs. Belle Manor, Eagle- North Pleasenton Street, Independence, laski, III. vllle. Mo. Kans. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX; TUESDAY, EEBRUAEY 25, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Ilnly- TWOMHLEV. .To’iii, William Twombly, SCHAUPP, John W. Williaiu F. Schaupp, SANFORD. J. Bartlett, jr. Mrs. Jonathan B. iiiurpliv Tullow. i'ouatv Curlew, Irolaucl. 1807 Ulalto Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, Sanford, Redding, Conn. UNDEItVvOOD, Uca T. Boa F. Underwood, Pa. SENKEWICll. Jolin. Mrs. Olga Tershko, 203 Loineca, Trx. SEYMOUR, Charles E. Mrs. Catherine G. East Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Liddic Wall, Soy- WALL. Hardy W. Mrs. Seymour, 4826 Tennyson Street, Denver, SEVERANCE, George E. Mrs. Agnes Sever- nioi'.r, Tex. Colo. ance, Hobart. Ind. WALLS. Conrad. Mrs. Maggie Walls, Or- STANLEY. Malilon. Mrs. SLYH. I'onald M. Clarence H'. Siyh, 2541 Olive Stanley, care iiax, N. C. of North High Street, Columbus, Ohio. J-,hn Hanlon, Fort Hope, Mich. W.iSlIBURX. Forrp.st. Warren Washburn, SULLIVAN. Patrick M. Mrs. SMULLEN, Howard I. Mrs. John Smullen, Nora Sullivan, Breolcfield C«'nter, Conn. 121 Ohio 1130 College Avenue, New York, N. Y. Street, Millvale, Pa. WASIIIXOTOX, .Hex. .Tohn Francis, United ZAPPAKDINO, BUCKLER, Leslie II. Luiggi. James Gicgurct, 69 States Indian School. Carlisle, I’a. (No emergency ad- dress.) Blaine Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. WASILEWSKI. Sta:iis!aw. Mike Borchato, BIEN, Joseph F. .Joseph A. Bien, 502 Clin- PERETTI, .Toseph II. ,T. Big Soldier, Pa. Louis Peretti, 093 ton Avenue, Newark, N. J. Boylestoii Street, WATSON, Samuel E. Mrs. Betlie Watson, Boston, Mass. BRUCE, Guy S. Mrs. B'rancis Bruce, 3911 Glasgow. Kv. POWELL, Herbert ,T. Cliarles F. Powell, 219 East Eighteenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. Seventh WEBER, Arthur G. .Tuliim C. Weber, 2313 Avenue SE., Aderdeen, S. Dak. CALDWELL. William O. Mrs. Ilerma Cald- St. Louis Aremu', ,St. Louis, Mo. QIULLING, Milton .\lvin. Herman L. Quil- well, Pounding Mill, Va. WEST, Arthur B. Henry H. West, IOC Biel- ling, Spring Valley. Wis. HICKEY, Philip Aloysius. leoin Avenue, Svracusp. N. Y. VAN DEVENTER, Augustus. Augustus Van Mrs. Marg.aret Hickey, 119 West Thirteenth Street, Bay- Fred IT. Mrs. Dave A. Fowler, 1205 Deventer, 2 Myrtle Avenue, Plainticld, N. J. WHITE, onne, N. J East Greeu Street, High Point, N. C. SERGEANTS. McKENNIE, William. W'OOD, George F. Mrs. George F. Wood, Mrs. Goldie May Mc- Cal. ALLEN, Henry M. John Allen, P. D. Kennie, Tacoma General Hospital, Tacoma, 3.520 Lagulka Avenue, Oakland, H. R. Wash. 1. box 17-t, Cove, Oreg. W'OOD, .Tames, Lcvl V,"ood, R. B\ D. No. 1. ARMSTRONG, Nathaniel. William H. Clay. MAURATH. Wilbur M. L. Wilbur M. L. Sharon, N. C. Mau- 133 Claremont Avenue, Jcr.sey Citv, N. J. rath, 1116 North Eden Street, Baltimore, W’OOD.S, William .T. Mrs. Lillian Riley, 1S31 ARMSTRONG, William J. Mrs. Magdelina Md. Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Colgate, Armstron.g, Md. NORDIIAUS, Rudolph O. Mrs. Ada Hahn, A. Mrs,. Bailly, BAILLY, George Mary High 14 Howard Street, New Brunswick, N. J. .Street. Barrington, Great Mass. RAGLAND, II. SECTION 4, EEBEUAEY 24, 1919. George W. William Ragland, BRADLEY, Guy S. Mrs. Minnie E. Bradley, Abernathy, Tex. 204 West Erie Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. TIio followiii!; casualties are reported CLARKE. Harry E. Mrs. Zatao N. Clarke, RAYNER, Arthur T. Mrs. Kate Rayner, 1829 W.ill.aeo Avenue, b.v tlie commanding general of the Ameri- 1.502 Sixth Avenue. Altoona, Pa. New York, N. Y. SALLEY. Roy G. William R. can Expeditionary Forces; GOWER, Samuel F. Mrs. Mary Gower, Salley, Fair- Greensburg, Pa. field, Mo. Wounded (degree undetex- JONES, Arthur P. Thomas .Tones, 135 South SIEGEL, Harry. Sam Siegel, 204 West One liundri'd and forty-eighth Street, New York, inined) 819 Main Street, St. Albans. Vt. LAUGHLIN, John P. William Laughlin, N. Y. Wounded slightly 709 Mexico, Mo. SOUCY, Wilfred. Mrs. Leola Soucy, Main McCUB, Eugene. Martin G. McCue, 734 Third Street, Van Buren, Me. Total 1,528 Avenue. New Y'ork City. TYLER, Walter Aden. Mrs. Ida A. Tyler, POTTS, William IT. Mrs. Maggie Green, K. R. F. D. No. 1, box 11, Ionia, Mich. B', D. 1. ICaton, Tenn. WALLS, .Tohn B. Miss Clara Walls, 402 Wounded (Degree Undetermined). RUTHEPB'ORD, Harold M. Mrs. Prances Hancock Street, MilleUgpvUIe, Ga. Rutherford. Gilbert. Minn. WARNOCK, Milton E. Mrs. Luclta A. War- MAJOR. SMITH, Edward C. Burton F. Sands, Attica, nock, 52() Roche Avenue, Porterville, Cal, N. Y. WINKEY, William H. Gust A. Winkey, Sa- VOLZ, Edwin Mrs. Alena Volz, 913 Wyo- SPENCER, William F. William Spencer, 4 vanna, 111. ming Avenue, West Pittston, Pa. Highland Avenue, Beverly, Mass. B.VDE. George H. Alfred Bade, Berger, Mo, CAPTAINS. STANGER, Thomas O. Rufus II. Stanger, BA1,DKIDGE. Ed. W. Mrs. Ada Baldridge. R. P. D. 1, Ben Wheeler, Tex. R. F. I). No. 2, Aledo, Tex. TONEY, Lee C. Mrs. Jennie M. Toney, gen- THUKMON, Roland K. Charles M. Thurraon, B.\RTH, Carl. William Barth, 337 Orange eral delivery,- Piedmont, Mo. general delivery, Jonesburg, Mo. Street, Albany, N. Y. TRACY, Ralph Mrs. Isabelle V. Tracy, TROY. James J. Mrs. James J. Troy, 102 .1. Jlrs. 207 Clipper Street, San li'rancisco, Cal. Front Street, Paterson, N. ,T. BERLOWITZ. Herman Sarah Berlo- MacALLISTEIv, Kay E. Angus MacAlllster, VAN METER, Vern. .lolui Van Meter, 609 witz, 236 New Jersey Avenue, Brooklyn, 317 Madison Street, Oconto. Wis. Charles Street, Albion, Mich. N. Y. SMITH, Everett G. Frank E. Smith, 854 VEZINA. Eugene S. Mrs. Anna Vezina, Fair- BOYD, Willie. Mrs. Gertrude Boyd, 1700 Hick Plymouth Avenue, Fall River, Mass. fleld. Conn. Street, Augusta, Ga. LIEUTENANTS. WALLS, George H. Mrs. Mary Walls, Cora- CLOSE, William L. Lansing P. Close, 1628 opolis. Pa. Tenth Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. BREWER, William A. Mrs. W. A. Brewer, WENDELL, Henry C. Mrs. Jessie G. Wendell, CLOUGH, Fay J. Frank Clough, Allen, Nebr. .820 South Cooper Street, Memphis. Tenn. 497 B'ranklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DARLING, Hugo, ,ir. Mrs. Hugo Darliug, 107 GILES, F. D. Mr.s. G. W. Giles, Campbells- WISLER, Donald P. James O. Wisler, 872 G Street, NW., Washington, D. C. viile, Ky. Clinton Street, Defiance, Ohio. EHRHAUT, Ollie T. Fred J. Bhrhart, 830 Meridian Street. Nashville. Tenn. UOLSTI,.\W, Harry J. Miss Mattie Holstlaw, ANDERSON, Squire. Mrs. Mary Jennings, EIKLEBERRY, Harry R. Mrs. Bertha Edna Xenia, Hi. general delivery, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. BEYER, Arthur R. Mrs. Ella Fulton, East Hyde, 007 Sixth .Street, Marietta, Ohio. L.A.UX, Thomas Campbell. Mrs. .Toseph G. Thirtv-third Street, Bayonne, N. J. ELKINS, Louis C. Mrs. Angelia Elkins, Ijaux'. .'ll North Pine Street, Albany, N. Y. BIGELOW, Randolph N. Mrs. Catherine Bige- Cedar Springs, Mich. McKIIjI.IP.S, Charles E. Mr.s. Olive P. McKil- low, 736 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GENTRY, .Tohn P. Mrs. Carro H. Gentry, 115 lips, 311 Maple Avenue, Edgewood Park, BRAY, Henry. M. Bray, Jellico, Tenn. Bowling Boulevard, Nashville, Tenn. Pa. BROWN, Charles. Mrs. Pann.v Rhoades, 235 GOOD, Earl C. Calvin W. Good, 410 Fred- George L. B. MrWILLT.lMS, Howard Mc- Stillwater Avenue. Dayton, Ohio. erick Street, Hanover, Pa. Williams, I>e,x 2G3. Marshall, Tex. John Pyfer. Prof. Sidney Calvert, CALVERT, Zola G. Mrs. Habel, NUGENT, William I’ost. Dr. .Tohu Nugent, Virginia Avenue, Columbia, Mo. HASSELL, Lewis Ren- ville, Minn. Se.nt'nampton, N. Y. DEL DUCA, Philip. Miss Ida Del Duea, 677 POTTER, George F. Mi.ss Mary B. Turner, Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. K.VISER, Karl Roman. Jacob D .Kaiser, 1374 Eastport, Me. EIPFLER, John H. John Eiffler, Hoboken. Pa. East Avenue, E.iyrda, Ohio. PURCELL, Raymond F. Mrs. Arthur O'Neill, EKIXON, Hobart H. Fred Erixon, De Soto, McCOllM.ACK, Donald Joseph. .John Wil- Colorado Springs. Colo, Iowa. liam McCormack, room 505, Tr-emont Build- RAI’I'ZZT, .Toseph E. Edward' Rapuzzi, Ren- KING, John R. Mrs. Kathleen A. King, 3111 ing, Boston Mass. wiek, Ithaca, N. Y. Dupont Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minn. McCR.VRY, Nolen. DeWitt McCrary, 304 Hy- SIMON, Harold K. George R. Simon, Mar- McNALLY, John A. Anna C. Kennedy, 303 droiia Street, Macon, Ga. shall. Minn. East Eighty-first Street, New York, N. Y. McGIVNEY, Lawrence. Mr. J. McGivney, TARTT. Isaac H. Boling 6. Tartt, 1226 MORGAN. Leslie R. Mrs. Ralph Morgan, Seap- 626 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. Broadway, Galveston, Tex. poose, Oreg. MORRIS, Ross E. Lloyd R. Morris, Hum- THOMPSON. Walter C. Mrs. Mary Thomp- Norton. Helen N. Neprud, NEPRUD. Mrs. boldt, Nebr. son, 320 West Sixty-ninth Street, Chicago, Coon Valle.v, Wis. III. NOAH, Everett W. Mrs. Mattie Brannen, R. P. MORSE, Jesse C. Mrs. Fred Bevens, R. F. D« Oak, Iowa. ANSETjM, George Nathaniel. Rev. George A. D. No. 5, Hope, Ind. No. 4, Red Johnson, Granville, 111. PAULSON. Alfred. Mrs. William Baker, Lu- O'CONNOR, Bartholomew. Lawrence O’Con- CAMERON, Harry W. J. A. Cameron, Rens- verne, N. Dak. nor, 535 West One hundred and thirty-third salaer, Ind. PAWLOWSKI, Sylvester, Frank Pawlowski, Street, New Yox'k, N. Y. COCHRANE, Walter C. Mrs. Emice Gaines 706 Windlake Avenue. Milwaukee, Wis. PETERSON, Oscar M. Olo Peterson, 171 Cochrane, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Mo. RALLS, Joseph N. Mrs. Gardner Henry. Cedar Street, Laramie, Wyo. FELDMAN, George E. Mrs. Maude S. Feld- Front Royal, Va. PITTS. I’hilip Samuel. George S. Pitts, Har- man, 837 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. KITTENHOUSE, Walter S. John W. Lee, rison, Me. 1752 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. MeINTYRE, .Tames B. Mrs. John McIntyre, PULIS, Jesse A. Mrs. Alice Pulis, Campgaw^ Prospect Street, RUSSELL. EIl.iah A. Mre. G. H. Russell, 115 North Adams, Mass. N. J. M. Laiirinburg, N. C. ATTICE, Paul Edward. E. H. Mattico, SAMERB. Joseph. William Samcre, 27 Pl'PES, Delos E. Mrs. Anna E. Pypes, 2621 Footvlllc, Wis. State Street, Passaic, N. J. East Ninth Street, Kansas City, Mo. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

RKNAtJD. Louis. Oliver Rcnaml, 17 Howard CHATLOS, Michael J. Andrew Chatlos, 115 VANDYKE, John W. Henry L. Vandyke, Van- ytrect, IjowoII, Mass. North Lemon Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. dyke, Va. ROKSITER, Sydney A. Mr.s. Mary Rossiter, CHENAULT, Roy. James M. Chenault, Cas- VANIK, Rudolph. Frank Vanik,. 2438 Eager High Street, Milton Roglo, Ken'», Eng- talian Springs, Tenn. Place, Baltimore, Md. land. CLAPP, William I. Dr. G. H. Gray, 11 Shore VERMILLION, Eddie J. Mrs. Odie Vermil- SARVBB, Eldred. II. B. Sarver, 21G Pomeroy Drive, Lynn, Mass. lion, Bokoshe, Okla. Avenue, Kidney, Ohio. COLLIER, Clive C. William R. Collier, Goose VOCI, Gregorio. Mrs. Thressa Emello, Mante SARVIS, Clarence E. Charles Sarvis, 820 Creek, Tex. Paone, Italy. Magnolia Street, Toledo, Ohio. COUGHLIN, Sylvester. Mrs. Anna Coughlin, WALUNIS, Joseph. John Katkis, Nickel SCHMIDT, .Toseph. Mrs. Minnie Oschener, 153 Center Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, St. Clair, Pa. 11537 East State Street, Rockford, 111. COX, James M. Lowe Cox, route 1, Duff, WEAVER, Robert Le Roy. Mrs. Lulu V. SCHULER, .John. Christ Schuler, 302 North- Tenn. Weaver, Hinton, Va. ampton Street, Buffalo, N. Y. DE VITALIS. William M. Mrs. Adela M. WHITAKER, Jesse L. Harbc Whitaker, Har- SIMS, El burn T. Prank Sims, Woodburn, De Vitalis, box 186, Chatham, N. J. ris, Mo. Oreg. EIDE, Arthur. Albert A. Eide, Grand Rap- WHITFIELD, William L. Mr.s. Helen M. SULLIVAN, Dennis. Mortimer Sullivan, 429 ids, Minn. Whitfield, 188 Wadsworth Avenue, New York West Fifty-seventh Street, New York, N.Y. GOLLING, Ralph W. Mrs. Martha Golling, City. TIIEIiL, Ernest August. Ewald Thell, 810 210 Locust Street, McKee’s Rocks, Pa. WILSON, Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Dakota Street, Leavenworth, Kans. GROTTHUS, Sigmund. Mrs. Frances Grot- Burnham, Pa. THOMPSON, Charles W. Mrs. Flora Thomp- thus, 2071 East Alleghany Avenue, Phila- WINISKI, .Tohn F. Mrs. Mary Winiski, 77 son, R. P. D. No. 1, Lynnville, Ind. delphia, Pa. Franklin Street, Somerville, N. J. Larson, Miller, THOMPSON, Leroy. Mrs. Lola Taylor, Ola, LARSON, Carl W. Lars P. Ark. Nebr. BUGLEns. Maynard Joseph Lauter- TRAIL, William J. John L. Trail, Union, LAUTERBORN, M. COSGROVE, James J. Mrs. Julia Cosgrove, born, Wellsvllle, N. Y. W. Va. 123 Forebell Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. < John. T. A. Stokke, Cathay, N. Dak. TRUITT, Ashton P. William H. Ti-uitt, E. P. LEA, POSTER, Lee W. Mrs. Ilarbara Poster, 936 J. Mrs. Carlan. 328 North D. No. 0, Burlington, N. C. LOFTUS, William Perry Street, LaCrosse, Wis. Lawrence Street, Philadelphia, Pa. TURNER, George A. Mrs. T. II. Turner, 159 SACKNOFF, Morris. Mrs. Anna Sacknoff, Arkansas Street, McGOWAN, Cornelius. Charles McGowan, 170 Bergen Street, Newark, Buffalo, N. Y. twenty-ninth N. J. UNDERHILL. Edward M. Mrs. 523 West One hundred and SQUILLACE, Orlando. Mrs. Grace Snuillacc, Thomas A. York. N. Y. Bagnal, 1304 Guadalupe Street, Austin, Street, New 189 Oak Street, New Britain, Conn. Tex. Thomas F. Mrs. Mary Kelly, URBAN, Barney. Mrs. Prank McQUEENEY, WALLACE, Charles J. Mrs. .Josephine Wal- Passaro, 396 Seventy-seventh Street, New Third Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. 201 West lace, 80 Parson Street East, Hampton, Y. Wn'T, Frederick J. Mrs. York, N. Mass. Elizabeth Witt, 618 Robert D. W’illiam McNabb, Dafter, Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. McNABB, QUINLEY, Pete J. George Quinley, sr., Wes- Mich. ton, Mo. COKPOKALS. McNIFF, Joseph J. Mrs. Mary McNiff, 102 Old HaiJior Street, South Boston, Mass. SMITH. Stanley V. Miss Loretta A. Smith, MELTON, Robert L. Mrs. Carrie Evans, 250 lillLLER, Hyman. Isaac Miller, 2480 East 153 West One hundred and twenty-ninth Pli,ghth Street NE., Washington, D. C. Sixty-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Street, New York City. MILLER, John E. George Miller, Lansing, MORGAN, Charles Wesley. Mrs. Charles W. SMITH, Webster C. Mrs. Webster Smith, Iowa. Morgan, 315 Monongahela Avenue, Otto, Marten, Cal. VIOLETIS, Harry. Mrs. Mary Steel Violetis, MORRISON, Thomas L. 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Waynesburg, Pa. MAJORS, .lames B. Robert H. Majors, Daw- Dominico LIGHT, Bailey C. Mrs. Annie Light, Ger- Eago, Hastings, Colo. rardstown, W. Va. son, Tex. BARCI, Nicholas. Mrs. Mary Bard, 174 Sum- MELLOTT, .John W., jr. John W. Mellott, mit Avenue, West LUCIA, Michael. Mrs. Anthony Lucia, Ever- Hoboken, N. J. son, Pa. sr., 1408 Fifth Avenue North, Nashville, BEST, Virgil. Samuel A. Best, Wagoner. Tenn. Okla. ’ McGregor, Sam C. Mrs. Davie V. Mc- Gregor, Atwood, Tenn. OWENS, Orie. Mrs. Cora Camron, R. F. D. BOGART, William. Mrs. Eleanor May Bogart, McHUGH, Neil Thomas. Mrs. Ellen McHugh, No. 5. Paris, Ky. Montour Falls, N. Y. 412 Seventh Street, Bismarck, N. Dak. TOUHEY, George W. Mrs. Margaret Toiihey, BRADSHAW, George Vcrian. Edward Brad- MATTHEWS, Samuel A. Mrs. Mary A. Mat- 179 Clifton Street, Rochester, N. Y. shaw, box 292, Uniouville, Mo. thews, 550 York Street, Camden, N. J. UGLINICA. Mikel. John Vronch, 1071 Mil- CARROLL, Troy. John Carroll, 1578 Green- MELLOW AY. Frank. 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Mrs. Emma Win- LAYTON, Elmer M. Mrs. Velma I. Layton, Armory Street, Keene, N. H. den, Buffalo Street, Fulton, N. Y. R. F. D. No. 4, Brantley, Ala. COOK. John P. Michael Cook, 293 Forty- STACK, Joseph R. Richard P. Stack, 50 State LAX, Eric B. John Lax, Hutto, Tex. fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Street, Troy, N. Y. I/ERNER, Philip. Mrs. Lena Lerner, 2006 COSTAS, Paul P. George Constantino, 2158 STELMACHOWSKI, John. Mrs. Josephine Main Street, Northampton, Pa. Blue Island Avenue, Chicago, 111. Stelmachowski, general delivery, South Mil- LEWIS. Klncheon. Mrs. Bettie Lewis, 111 DARCY, John R. Mrs. John Darcy, 1098 waukee, Wis. Jackson Street, Wilson, N. C. Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. STEVENS, Girley L. Mrs. Mary Prakes, Gen- LEX, Joe. Capt. J. C. Shan, Kings Highway, DAUGHERTY, William G. Elbert Daugherty, tryville, Ind. Paragould, Ark. Salem, Va. STIENKE, Henry G. Mrs. Louise Stienke, McGAHAN, Francis .1. Mrs. Annie McGahan, DAUPHINAIS, Origene. Alfred Dauphinais, Tulip Philadelphia, 632 Rose Street. La Crosse, Wis. 3018 Street, Pa. 14 Bartwell Street, Fall River, Mass. Floyd Henry McKelvey, STUMP, George R. Mrs. Edna B. Stump, McKELVEY, C. R. DORSEY, Matthew. Mrs. P. W. Dorsey, 626 Bel Air, Md. F. D. No. 3. Clarington, Ohio. Eighth Avenue, Laurel, Miss. SULLIVAN, Daniel H. Mrs. Ceelia Sullivan, McKENNA, Joseph Charles. Felix McKenna, ETCHER, George Layton. Mrs. Edgar Nutley, C. Refugio, Tex. 400 Park Avenue, N. J. Eicher, 1012 Jackson Street, Toledo, Ohio. .Tames B. Mrs. SYNNITT, Terrence. James Synnitt, ICO McKEON, Mary McKeon, 3051 GERAGHTY, James P. John Geraghty, 145 Street, 111. Stewart Street. Fall River, Mass. West Congress Chicago, Morningside Avenue, New York, N. Mrs. Y. SZ.\RMACH Kwiryn. Mrs. Nellie Szarmach, McNEILL, Mathew. Mary McNeill, 101 GIORDANO, Alfonso. Vincenzio Degaldera, Maccellock Avenue, Norristown, N. J. 3041 Brereton Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 69 Vfater Street, Morristown, N. J. Henry. William Maas, Park, TENNY, Mason A. Homer Tenny, Billings, MAAS, Norwood GRADY, William O. Ezecriale Grady, R. F. D. 111 . Mont. No. 1, Selma. N. C. TINTBNFISH, Sam. Harry Friedmann, 343 MARTINO, Archmau. Miss Esolina Martino, GUSCETTI, Wilbert G. Louis Guscetti, gen- Hendrie Street, Detroit, Mich. Vicolo, Ledotini, Avenue 34, Rome, Italy. eral delivery, Genoa, Wis. Elisha THOMPSON, Hazen B. Mrs. Lee Tischer, MATTERSON, W. Mrs. Mary Matter- HOLDEN, Virgil V. Mrs. B. L. Holden, Med- Vermillion, Ohio. son, Saunderstown, R. I. ford. Okla. Ralph N. North THOMPSON, Hommer C. John H. Thompson, MEEKER, E. M. Meeker, LARSON, Henry J. Lars II. Larson, Gardner, Wood Street, Greenville, Pa. 111 . Hill County, R. F. D. No. 3, Itasca, Tex. Herbert S. Peter Melton, THURM.A.N, Adron V. Miss Arroa Thurman, MELTON, W. 1703 LAUGHLIN, Marion. Mrs. Catherine L. Thirteenth Street, Lynchburg, Va. Cbillicothe, Tex. Laughlin, 3204 Philadelphia Avenue, Balti- 'VITZ, Steve. Miss Lizzie Burris, 200 West MILLER. Charles S. C. S. Miller, Himyar, more, Md. V. Ky. Louis StreeL East St. Louis, 111. LAVIN, Frank. Mrs. Anna Lavin, 1304 North W.4LBURN, Frederick W. James D. Wal- MILLER, Henry O. L. Miller, 419 West Lee Street, Bloomington, 111. burn, 520 West Pine Street, Shamokiii, Pa. Fourth Street, Junction City, Kans. L.4WS, Jesse C. Mrs. Lillie Laws, East Chat- WALROTH, Charles H. Mrs. Robert H. Wal- MILLER, Robert H. Mrs. Eleanore Towers, tanooga, Tenn. roth, 1133 Franklin Street, Watertown, 112 West Fifteenth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. LEWIS, William L. Calvin L. Lewis, Clin- N. Y. MILLER, William. Mrs. John Miller, Ripon, ton, N. Y. WALSH, Harold. Mrs. Agnes Walsh, 273 Wis. LILIESTEDT. Oscar J. Mrs. Emma M. Lilie- Wierfield Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. MILLS, Harold S. Mrs. Harold S. Mills, stedt, 120 Water Street, Jamestown, N. Y. WANNAMACHER, Arthur J. George Wan- Southampton, N. Y. MoGLYNN, Frank L. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- namacher, Ottoville, Ohio. MORIARITY, Eugene J. Mrs. Katherine Mo- Glynn, 1425 North Main Street, Walkerville, WASON, Sidney. Mrs. Elizabeth Wasou, rlarity, 623 Hamilton Street. Syracuse, N. Y. Butte, Mont. Clarion, Iowa. MORRIS, Russ S. William G. Morris, R. P. D. McKinney, Marion, jr. Marion McKinney, WENKERT, William C. Charles Wenkort, R. No. 18, Matthew, N. C. sr.. Sardis, Miss. Michael. Elliert G. Mrs. McNeill, F. D. No. 2, box 30, Sharon, Wis. MORRISSEY, Thomas Michael Mor- McNEILL, Louise N. WINCIIKLL, John. Mrs. Emily Winchell, 14 rissey, New Richland, Minn. Pittsburg, Ky. South Avenue, Beacon, N. Y. MULLiNS, Thomas II. Mrs. Mary Hickey, McQUADB, Vincent E. Mrs. Mary McQuade, WINDERS, Evert Owen. Mrs. Addie B. Win- Gary, Ind. 164 East Eighty-second Street, New York, ders. Calvert City, Ky. MURPHY, James C. Mrs. Frances P. Mur- N. Y. WISINSKI, .loseph. Mrs. Josie Wisinski, phy, Shields, N. Dak. MAC.4LUSO, Giovano. Salvatore Forcuna, Route 1, Cu.ster, Wis. NELSON, Nels C. Mrs. Olaf P. Nelson, 904 Commercial Street, Buffalo, N. Y. WISNEROSKI, John. Herman Krollage, care Grove Avenue, Racine, Wis. MAHON, James T. Mrs. Catherine Mahon, of State Bank, 94 Woodhaven Avenue, Elm- NOLEPP, Lazo. Dimitry G. Noleff, Morde- 3485 East One hundred and fif(;h Street, hurst, N. Y. donia, Fiorina, Greece. Cleveland, Ohio. WIXSON, Claude. Mrs. William Wixson, 16 NOWASKI, George. Mrs. Prances Nowaski, jMAIIONY, Henry Kenneth. Henry Mahony, Louisa Street, Beacon, N. Y. Water Street, Reynohlsville, Pa. Greentreebord, Pa. WOOD, Lester E. Mrs. Eleanor Wood, 431 OSTER, Joseph. Mrs. Emma Oster, West MATTHEWS, Clarence II. Mrs. Elmeta Mat- Rear Deacon Street, Scranton, Pa. Diver, Ohio. thews, Pieldsboro, N. J.'^ 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BELLETIX; TUESDAY, FEBEUARY 25, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JIEDIGOVICIT, Lee. Vase G. Medigovich, Bis- NEUNAN, Charles. Sam Neunan, 330 Sec- ^ -^’'tonio. Mrs. bee, Ariz. ond Street. Scranton, Pa. Romes Annuziato ^ _ I'u Vincenza, Melicucca, Province MILLEK, IIerl)ert Clarence. Mrs. Margaret NEIVKIRK, George A. Mrs. Di Catan- Miller, 712 Anna Newkirk, zaro, Italy. Gearing .Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ei Paso, 111. MOKNIIIISJVEG, Vt^LZ, La\yrence F. Mrs. Margaret William. Mrs, Anna Morn- NORTON, Charles. Richard Norton, 226 B. Vocls, hinweg, Chicago, 111. 5G5 South Twelfth Street, Newmrk, Pishkill Avenue, Beacon, N. Y. Voigts, Crete, 111. NORWEKE, Frank. Mrs. Carrie Gala, 127 VUUKNER, Augustus. MOtlKE, Sidney C. Millard C. Moore, Olanta, South Swan Street, Batavia, Mrs. Helen Volkner. N. Y. Pine Island, N. Y. S. C. NUGENT, WTiliani Joseph. Mrs. Anna Mc- WALTON, Frederick P. Mrs. MULCAIIY. William T. George T. Muleahy, Namara, 537 Tinton Avenue, New York, Fred F. Walton, 177 Elm .Street, Gardner. Mass. N. Y. Lawrence, Mass. MULLINS, William 11. Miss Marie A. Kate Colburn, Coal- Mullins, O’CONNOR, John P. Blrs. Catherine O’Con- Dill, Arlc. Hampshire Street, Danvers, Mass. nor. 482 East Fourth Street, South Boston, MUSTAKAS. Demctrios. John Mass. WARREN, Aloysius. Mrs. .Tane Warren 262 Stasen, Penns Summer Avenue, Grove, N. J. OGDEN, Harley. Mrs. Ida Ogden, 425 North Newark, N. J NLTHERTON, H EBB, Harrison H. IMrs. Bertha Arthur R. Tillman N’etherton, Richmond Avenue, Wichita, Kans. Summit Webb. G07 Barnard, N. C. Street, Alton, HI ORZECHOWSKI, Joe. John Orzechowski, WEBB’ Harry. N'OWOKOWSKY, Louis. Mrs, Tilly 502.5 West Fisher Mrs. Ann Webb, 3G2 Clinton Wexler. Street, South Bend. Ind. Street, Lockport, 211 West Seventh Street, Flint, Mich. OULTON, Loo Michael. Mrs. Bridget N. Y. (iulton, WERT, Harry. Asher ^o^^tlelf Lautz, 1 East Nineteenth Street, Weehawken, N. J. Wort, R. P. D. 131. ^ Northwood, Mount Healshj', X *^Dak PER HAM, Lyle C. Jason Ohio. T. Perhani, Kent WHEELER, Harry. r’--'^KICK, W’illiam E. II. N. Patrick, Alva, City, Mich. Edward Wheeler. Noble, PERKA, Andrew F. Frank PELLEGRINNO, H. Perka, 72 '"’HLam F. Rufus Williams, Tony. Louis Pellegrino, 117 Wilson Street, Etna, Pa. Howland Avenue, Kenosha, Shady Springs, W. Va. Wis. 1‘ERMANN, Louis. George Permann, Blue WILT, Leo. PENDLETON, Tyre S. Mrs. An.selm Wilt, R. F. D. 2. JLucrJeffer- Mattie Pendle- Grass, N. Dak. sonville, Ohio. Harwood, Tex. PETERS, Leo. Miss A' Alberta Peters, Apa- WINKLE, Leon. Mrs. Mary E. Herry, Speedle- lachicola. Fla. Winkle, 172G \ U?e' 'Te*x Moore .\venue, Anniston, Ala PETRZELKA, Frank J. Mrs. Marie Petrzelka, W^E.MAN, Milfred T. B. Mrs. ^ 2538 South Clifton Park Avenue, Chicago, Julia B. effete, ikla.^- Hen^Ierson, 43 Birch Crescent, Rochester, 111 . Armstrong, ^^EnfiJl(?*^N^C PLATT, Frank M. Grover C. Melvin, R. F. WOODW.URD. Floyd P. Mrs. Mary E. Wood- D. No. 2, Portland, Oreg. "’ard, 636 Warren Guymon, „ Street, Flint, Mich ^’1iklf'’' PI.ATTO, George H. Charles V. Platto, 32 WOODWARD, George II. Mrs. Phoebe A. Front Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Woodward, Elmwood ” Mrs. Daniel P. Avenue, Johnstown, ^ remton Ball, Waf- PLOTT, Garland E. Samuel E. Plott, Eu- fola. N. C. Walter. BARCKLEY Robert L. Mrs. '' $.997*^0^’ John Woolson, 401 South Eliza Barcklev, POLLACK. Joseph. Miss Yetta Chavis. Fifth Street. -Taeksonville Road, 1130 Camden, N. .1. T. Burlington, N J South W'incliester B^RETT. Thomas. Miss Avouuo, Chicago, 111. W'OOI.SON, William C. John T\ioolson, 401 Julia Wilson, 118 POTTER, Frank N. Mrs. Frank Potter, South Fifth Street, Syracuse, 118 Street, Camden, N. J. N. Y Huntley Street. Syracuse, N. Y. " Heegle, Zeiiiar. James K. W’right, R. F. Mounds, 111. PURDY, Joseph Robert. John Purdy, K. P. D. Corinth, •Tosephine 2, Ky. O 17 Bippus, 93 D.. Madison, N. Y. Belleville Avenue, Newark, N. J BIRMINGHAM, PURTZER, Walter G. John Purtzer, Madi- Wounded Slightly. Thomas; Mrs. Mary B son, Nebr. 91 Central Street, Ansonia’, PYEATT, Joseph. Mrs. Pearl Pyeatt, Tebc, M.ijon. Colo. BOHLMANN, Fred II. SHACKELFORD, Robert Mrs. Sophia Bohl- RANKINS. Robert L. Robert W. Rankins, R. B. Mrs. Mary Shack- mtord, post office, Unitersity G''fiance, Ohio. F. D. No. 2, Montezuma. Tonn. of Virginia, POrlvFiiT^ ^Hfred j. Mr.s. Clara ^2,1 , Boisvert, RAY, Henry S. Dorsie B. Ray, R. F. D. ‘Street. Manchester, CAPTAINS. BILLING,•DeCFr Mass. No. 1. New'bern, Tenn. Norman R. Mrs. Mary Bolling. STEVENS, Harrj'. Mrs. Nettie Stevens, 17 CARPENTER Lewis G. Mrs. Helen Violet T./Fl'cLv,F- Marshville, N. C. Temple, Adams, Mass. Larpentjir, 8 Nesa Place, Colorado Springs, John Earl Bolster, TATHAM, Will. George Tatham, Gay, N. C. Shell Lake, W is. BORCHERT, TATUM, Walter N. Benjamin L. Tatum, R. P. Joseph M. Mrs. Louise Simpson, Walter. Henry Borchert, Gay- D. No. Clarksville, lord. Minn. 3, Ga. 014 Van Ness Street, San Antonio, Tex. TEAT. Robert L. Miss Ethel Anderson, BROWNk Roy R, .Toseph Wewa- J. Brown, R. p. D hitchka, Fla. LIEUTENANTS. No. 1, W'est Sunbury, Pa. TESTA. Vincenzo. Mrs. Angelina Testa, BUCKMAN, Walter E. Mrs. Albert ELGIN, Thoma.s A. Mrs. G. L. Elgin Buck- Trasinone, dl Roma, Italy. ’ 508 man, Ringle, Wis. _ North IVater Street, Virgil. Mrs. Kittanning, Pa C-^l'ERT, John THOMAS, Martha Thomas, Edge, O'BRIEN. Patrick P. E. William A. Calvert Tex. Mrs. Mary A. 'o’Brien Campobello, S. C. Bartlett Street. Somerville. Mass. CAMPODONICO, Frank. James Campodou- THOMASON, Young H. Mrs. Tracy Thom- SCOTT Walter W. Thornton N. Scott, ico. Cressey, Cal. ason. Welectka, Okla. Brooksville, Mi.ss. Jerome A. Mrs. Theresa Camuso, THORP. Mart E. Ora .1. Thorp. Delta, Colo. SIL^KLAND; Charles B. Miss Caroline .3 1 Tileston Bennie Street, Boston, Mass. THROCKMORTON, W. John R. Hall, Atlantic City, N. J. CHANNON, Throckmorton, R. P. D. No. Derby, Thomas. Peter Channon, 3.3.5 2, Iowa. L. Mrs. Mary Jemima East Thirty-second Street, New York N Y TIVENAN, Thomas P. Mrs. Catherine Tiv- Stewart, 12o07 Woodside Avenue, Cleveland CONWAY, Harry. George ’ Lang, 1137 Des: eiian, 1157 Dorchester Avenue, Boston, Mass. Ohio. ' plains Street, Chicago, 111. TOME, Solomon F Mrs. Amelia Tome, R. P. WARD William T. Dr. N, M. Ward, 1418 Eu- COSCO, Joe. Mrs. Henry Beniiey, 52 Mar- D. No. 3, Red Lion, Pa. taw Place, Baltimore, Md. ket Street, Salinas, Cal. TONE. Roy E. Mrs. May Knautf, 102 Winder ZEILMAN, Leland F. Frank Zeilman, IVest CUNNINGHAM, William .Toseph. Mrs Street. Detroit, Mich. Valley, N. Y. Thomas Cunningham, 170 Townsend Ave- TOPPING, Thomas. Mrs. Elizabeth Topping, ALLEN Wiles II. WU WU Allen, West Sixth nue. Detroit, Mich. 285 Locust Avenue, Amsterdam, N. Y. Street, Atlanta, Ga. DANIELSON, Wendell E. William Daniel- TRAVERS, William. George Travers, 440 TRAYSER. Lew. Mrs. Cecelia J. Travser, son, R. P. D. A, box 83, Gresh.nm, Oreg Valley Road, West Orange, N. J. 4201 Lafayette Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. EiXER, Robert M. Mrs. Lula K. TROSKA. John M. Carl Troska, W’ells, Eyler, 2G0J Minn. SEnOEANTS. T’ lrd Street. Hanover, Pa. TROY, John Francis. Mrs. Rose Troy, 4.37 GATEWOOD, Paul E. Mrs. Ruth Gatewood, Wi'st Thirty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. ANGLIN, Marian L. Mrs. G. R. Anglin, Wyn- 741 South Noble Street, Shelbyville, Ind TUFTS, Elmer E., jr. Elmer E. Tufts, Kiug- ton. Columbus, Ga. GILMORE, Harrison. Mrs. Ca'llie Gilmore. flekl. Me. BANISTER, Jesse P. M. Mrs. Mattie Rock Creek, N. Lou C. URSANO, Joseph. Mrs. Filomena Banister, 26 Hammett Street, GRAFTON, Elzats. Rotella, Anderson, Mrs. R. T. Grafton, Bar- Tiriolo, Catonzaro, Italy. b. c. nice, La. VANDEVER, Joe T. Rawleigh Vandever, BARRY, John. Mrs. Charles Barry, 152 West niGHLAND, Dean E. Mrs. Vina Highland, Roff, Okla. One hundred and first Sweetw-ater, Nebr. Street, New York VAN DOREN, William F. Mrs. Mary City. JONES, Aimer. Mrs. Annie May Jones, Ken- Van nedy, Ala. Doren. 107 West Street, Newark, N. J. BARTON, James Jacob. Jacob Barton 85 VANGIESEN, James A. Mrs. O’Brien Street, Monroe, KORITONEN. Oscar. John P. Korhonen, Carrie Van- Mich. R. giesen. Newberry. Mich. CODISH, Robert. Mrs. P. D. No. 2, Moose Lake, Minn. Yetta Codish, 1100 V.4N HOUTEN, .John B. Mrs. Blake Avenue, York LASEK. Joseph J. Mrs. Anna Lasek, 1733 Anna V New City. Whalen, 13G5 East Ninth Street, FELL, Harry M. Miss North Albany Avenue, Chicago, 111. Brooklyn! Naqmi M. Port Cla- rion, Pa. McNAMARA, Robert D. Michael N. McNa- mara, 92 South Dallas Street, Baltimore, VAN HOVEN, John. Jacob Van Iloven 199 KAY, William -V. Mrs. Henrietta Kay 21 oo ’ Md. Summer Street, Passaic, N. J. . South Isiminger Street. Philadelphia, Pa. MILLER, Charles VANLINSKIE, Luigi. Mrs. Mary Vanlinskie LIGON, I’aldor. Mrs. Florence Brandenburg J. Mrs. Margaret Miller ’ 1753 Goodman IVarren, Ariz. R. D. No. 1, Selkirk, Albany County,’ Street. Rochester. N. Y. VAN RIPER, Charles D. C. N. Van Riner MASSEY, William. John Massey, WTnston- Holly. Mich. ’ Salem, N. MILLER. Clover T. Mrs. C. Emmie Miller, MASTERS, Pearl A. Isaac I’rendergast Avenue, Jamestown, N. Y. VERSAILLES, Charles T. Mrs. Mary Ver- J. Masters, 5177 Borermann Avenue, St. Bernard, MORGAN, William. Mrs. Rosa Morgan Ra- sailles, 522 West Washington Street, Mar- Ohio leigh, N. C. quette, Mich. NORTON, John L. Mrs. John T. Norton, .3218 Franklin NEHER. George. William Neher, 109 Boulevard. Chicago, HI Boyd^ VESSELLS, Frank H. Mrs. Sadie Vessells, NUTTER, Clarence Elmer. Street. Oshkosh, Wis. 3521 Belle Avenue, Clell Nutter NELSfiN. Soron. Mrs. St. Louis, Mo. Birch Run, TV. Va. Christanna Anderson VEl’ROVEC. John F. Mrs. Anna Vetrovec, PLAGE!' . Fred W. . K. I'. D. No. 3, Audubon, Iowa. 774G Greenwood Walter Plageman, Avenue, Chicago, III. lOOS I ruudc Avenue, Scranton, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PLETE, Charles. .less R. Cave, 66 West STUCHELL, Walter R. Mrs. L. J. Stuchell, WENDALL, Ralph Ross. Charles Effingcr Moreland, Whiteshoro, N. Y. 5623 Harvard Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Weudall, 648 Putnam Avenue, Zanesville, POTTER, Francis G. Mrs. Anna L. Potter, SULLIVAN, John T. William E. Sullivan, Ohio. 14-1 G North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa. 147 Stewart Street, Pall River, Mass. WHITEIIE.AD, George. Mrs. Anna White- RANKIN, Fred A. Mrs. Mary E. Rankin, SZABO, Charles H. Mrs. E. Szabo, 120 South head, 3309 Gratiot Avenue, Port Huron, Estherville, Iowa. Van Buren Street, Stockton, Cal. Mich. RAWDEN, Frank. Miss Florence Rawden, 260 TAWES, John E. Mrs. George W. Tawes, WORTHINGTON, John M. John Worthington, Lyceum Street, Manayunk, Pa. 822, 'West Main Street, Crisfleld, Md. Llanfyllin. Wales, England. RUSSELL, Clifton H. Lynn Henry Russell, TAYS, Wilbur. Mrs. Luella Tays, 4408 East WRIGHT, Fred. 6Iiss Maggie Wright, Peru, box 147, Andover, Ohio. Fifteenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. Nebr. RUTLEDGE, James R. James D. Rutledge, THOMAS, William F. William J. Thomas, ZAHM. Joseph John. Michael Zahm, 1316 157 Hammer Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. Fredericktown, Mo. Lodi Street, Syracuse, N. Y. SELKE, Otto H. Mrs. Louise Selke, 820 Lin- THORSTAD, Oscar L. Ole Thorstad, Wau- ALLAN, George. Andrew Allan, 1615 Kil- coln Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. toma, Wis. burn Avenue, Rockford, 111. SJIITII, Joseph. Jacob Spivak, 509 Reed ALLEN, William II. Mrs. Pearl M. Addison, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. TOWNSEND, Learned. Mrs. John Townsend, 130 Virginia Paul, Minn. 816 Reservoir Avenue, Norfolk, Va. STEINDL, John. Mrs. Frances Steindl, 1032 Avenue, St. TUCKER, Ward. Mrs. Ward’ Tucker, Elk ANUSKIEWICZ, Jacob. Mrs. Annie Lutkie- Superior Avenue, Sheboygan, Wis. wez, 48 York Street. Jersey City, N. J. Point, S. Dak. THORNTON, Roland. Charles Thornton, 1838 BAKER, Menter G. Mrs. Xuria Baker, Albion, Sixth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. UEBELMAN, Edward M. Mrs. Mary Uebel- Okla. THURLOW, Percy S. Louis B. Thurlow, 113 man, 993 North Clinton Avenue, Rochester, BARRETT, Cloud James. Mrs. Susie Cloud Putnam Street, Syracuse, N. Y. N. Y. Barrett, 37 White Street, Atlanta, Ga. ULRICH, Edward A. Mrs. Helen Ulrich, 9 VAN KOOTEN, Edward H. Miss Anna Van BARRETT, John II. Mrs. John Barrett, 309 Conant Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Kooten, 3636 Washington Avenue, Avondale, Davis Street, Dayton, Ohio. VESTAL, Francis M. C. R. Vestal, 219 Blythe Cincinnati, Ohio. BERRY, Thomas Francis. Katheryn Riley, Street, Memphis, Tenn. VAN NOY, Walter W. Mrs. Della Van Noy, 3127 North Hartville Street, Philadelphia, W.^RNCKE, Roy A. Mrs. Caroline Warncke, Pisnomingo, Okla. Pa. 11257 Lothair Avenue, Chicago, 111. VIETTA, Pete. James Vietta, Coalga te, Okla. BILYOU, Irving. R. M. Bilyou, Esopus, N. Y. WEBB, Sidney. George Webb, McNabb, 111. VREELAND, Ralph W. Miss Grace Vreeland, BOLAND, Maurice II. Mrs. Mary Boland, 90 WEBB. William W. Mrs. Carrie L. Webb, 435 305 Broad Street, Bloomfield, J. Main Street, Lancaster, Mass. Franklin N. Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. WALUSZKA, Prank Boleslaus. Mrs. Veron- BRADSHAW, Harold Elmer. Mrs. Winnifred WHELAN, Richard P. Mrs. Ethel M. Whelan, Icka Lenore Bradshaw, Davison, Mich. 34 Frances Waluszka, 636 Third Street, Thnxter Street, Hlngham, Mass. Grand Rapids, Mich. COUGHLIN, Walter Joseph. Airs. Alice WIIICHARD, Marcus H. Josh L. Whichard, WESCOTT, Jay Alonzo. Mrs. Emily Eunice Coughlin, 695 Elizabeth Street, Perth Am- Tarboro, N. C. WILLIAMS. Wescott, 1207 North Steven.son Street, boy, N. J. Boyd. Mrs. Winnie Williams, Pasadena. Cal. DAUBS, Jake P. James Daubs, Neelyvilie, Peonies, Ky. Mo. BAILEY, Frederic. Mrs. Lottie L. Bailey, WHITE, Loren. George White, 202 Charles Street, Waltham, Mass. ECKAIAN, Charles M. Mrs. Amanda Eckman, R. F. D. No. 5, box 495, Santa Rosa, Cal. 233 South Strieker Street, Baltimore, Md. WYNN, Willie E. George O. Wynn, 1014 DRECKSHAGE, Roy E. Mrs. John Dreck- MATUS, Albert L. John Alatus, R. F. D. No. shage, North Border Street, Cleburne, Tex. 4311 Blair Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 4, Alarion, Iowa. BERSIN, Peter. Christ Brooklay, 1411 Gar- martin, Robert B. Mrs. Margaret Martin, MILLER Robert P. Mrs. P. A. Miller, Con- -\Ibany, field Street. Omaha, Nebr. Mo. federate Home, Higginsville, AIo. BEVANS, Earl. John Bevans, 208 West Fitch SCTLLIAN, Glen C. Alijah Scillian, Piggott, AIORAN James J. Airs. Alargaret Aloran, 141 Ark. Street, Ludington, Mich. Pavonia BIRNBAUM, Abraham. Morris Wolornick, 74 Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. SUCHAN, William. Mrs. Catherine Suchan, Gordon Glenn. Airs. Alor- Eldridge Street, New York, N. Y. AIORRISON, G. W. 1022 Northwestern Avenue, Chicago, 111. rison, 1802 Waggoner Place, St. Louis, AIo. BURKE, Francis L. Mrs. Catherine Burke, Van MOURIK, Rudolph. Mrs. Amelia Van C. Willie Mullen, 327 Appleton Street, Holyoke, Ala. MULLEN, G. H. M. Wakefield, Mourik. 5702 Genoa Street. Oakland, Cal. N. C. CARNES, Redfern. J. P. Carnes, care of Car- WERUANN, Gustave E. Edward C. Werdann, hartt Mill. Rock Hill, MURPHY, Joseph P. Airs. Alary Alurphy, 5 10 Cooke Terrace, Verona, N. S. C. J. CARTER, Earl. Louis Carter, King Street, New York. N. Y. TUCKER, Clayton L. Mrs. Daniel E. Tucker, Highland, Fla. DANIELS, Theron. James H. Daniels, 378 NORRIS, Oliver S. Airs. Ellen Norris, R. F. Town Bluff. Tex. D. No. Normagee, Tex. ULASICII, John Lincoln Avenue, Newark, N. .1. 2, George. Matt Ulasich, 300 NORTON. Daniel L. Janney Norton, River •'Southwest Street, Ironwood, Mich. McLaughlin, Lawrence M. Mrs. Birdie Mc- Laughlin, Prankford, Street, Old Forge, Pa. WOODCOX, Floyd Ellsworth. Charley R. W. Va. PENNSTROAI. Verner .1. Airs. Lydia Penn- Woodcox, Tecumseh, Mich. MacCRACKEN, Richard N. Mrs. Belle Mac- Cracken, 501 East Sandusky Avenue, Belle- strom, 813 Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. COUPOUALS. fontaine, Ohio. PETERSON, Oscar P. Carl P. Petersen, Sid- ney, Alich. MAAS, Otto P. Mrs. Bertha Hennign, 2316 FIEKER, Reuben D. C. Fieker, 331 Orient PORTER. Charles B. Ralph S. Porter, Galina Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Cum- Street, Carlinville, 111. berland Center, Ale. MARTIN, Richard H. 'Thomas H. Martin, KE.IRNS, George A. Miss May Kearns, 2202 Prank. Airs. Alinnie Kin.ston, N. PORTER, Porter, Trout P'ulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. C. Dale, Va. LANDRY, Omer J. Mrs. E. Landry, 44 First MORICK, Paul. Jacob Morlck, Southwest, Pa. PURCELL. Allies. C. W. Purcell, Camden Street. Webster, Mass. MORRIS, Sam. Abe Morris, 187 Forsyth Point, AIo. McDonough. Robert E. .John McDonough, Street, New York. N. Y. RADER. Roy M. Airs. Alary B. Rader, 720 Soldier’s Home, Marshalltown, Iowa. NORTH, Charles W. Charles W. North, sr., Tazewell Avenue SE., Roanoke, Va. McFarland, Bruce. W. A. McFarland, Wln- Franklin Depot, N. Y. RAVEN, Mads II. Knud Raven, Stenerup, . throp, Iowa. POMPEO, Joseph W. Mrs. Antonia M. Pom- Hoisted, Denmark. McMURTY, William Laten. Steve McMurty, peo. Perentino, Italy. REALE, Joseph. Nuncio Reale, Caprileono, R. F. D. No. 3, Hendersonville, Tenn. POPE.TOY, James Harmon. Mrs. Art Tabor, Italy. A redale, Iowa. M. SSEY, William O. Mrs. Eliza Hinnant, REUTLINGER, William. Airs. Adamson, Truman E. Mrs. 30 Selma, N. C. POUND. Leela M. Pound, Seaman Avenue, New York, N. Y. Thomaston, Ga. MI'ENSTER, William R. Mrs. Eva Muenster, RUSSELL, John B. John F. Russell, R. F. D.. 41G First Avenue North, Wausau, Wis. RANKIN, Sidney. , 328 West Sixth No. 1. Aloreland, Ga. O’BRIEN, Terence J. Mrs. Mary O’Brien, Street, Newport, Ky. RUSSELL, John William. Airs. Bettle Russell, 726 East Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. REED, Calevin E. Mrs. Mary K. Reed, box R. F. D. No. 3, Redhoiling Spring.s, Tenn. O’DONNPILL, Morgan J. Mrs. Thomas O’Don- 384, Morton, Kans. RUSSERT, George L. Mrs. John J. Russert, nell, 1235 Avery Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. RINEER, Roy. Clifford Rubican, Wyndmoor, 582 Prouty Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. O’GRADY, John V. Mrs. Annie O’Grady, Pa. SCHROETER, Charles W. Airs. Elsie Schroe- 52 Ford Avenue, Dover, N. J. RIORDAN, Donovan Henry. Miss Julia Rior- ter, 935 Summit Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. PETERSON, Chester. Mrs. Mathilda Peter- dan, 1034 East Forty-first Place, Chicago. SHANK, Raymond I. William P. Shank, R. P. son, No. Strum, Wis. 111 . D. 1, Hagerstown, Md. Roy AI. QUINN, James A. James Quinn, 3110 West Walter L. SHANNON, O. A. Shannon, Glenwood, SCHMIDT, Charles L. Schmidt, Iowa. Congress Street, Chicago, 111. 402 North Wayne Street, St. Marys, Ohio. QUINN, James J. Robert F. Quinn, Elkader, SIMMONS, Rousseau. Mrs. Clara Simmons, 22 SHARPE, Roy C. James L. Sharpe, Rowen, Iowa. Park Street, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Iowa. RUSCO, Toni. Julius Rusco, Vape, Hungary. SMALL, William K. Mrs. Susie E. Small, SHARRER, Oliver. Airs. Lucinda Sharrer, RYAN, John. Mrs. Michael Ryan, 421 West Gaithersburg, Md. Fertigs, Pa. Forty-ninth Street, New York City. SULLIVAN, Harold E. Charles B. Sullivan, SAIALLEY, Ray W. William E. Smalley, ST. PIERRE, Francois X. Ernest St. Pierre, Marengo, 111. Kerrville, Tex. Greenville, N. H. SWOBODA, Leo A. Charles A. Swoboda, 1018 SMISER, Posey B. Airs. B. S. Smiser, Caddo, SCHWENN, John. Mrs. Elizabeth Jenasen, Haskell Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. Okla. 2G27 Iowa Street, Chicago, 111. SYLVIA, Francis. Manuel D’Arruda, 20 Pur- SMITH, Elmer II. Airs. Sarah Francis Smith, SII.AW, Aaron J. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Shaw, chase Street, New Bedford, Mass. 71 Savin Street, Roxbury, Alass. Greenville, Ala. TURNER, William P. William O. Turner, R SAIITH, Emil J. Airs. George Smith, 1523 SHAW, Amzi. Mrs. Lizzie Shaw, Pinewood, P. D. No. 1, Bacusvllle, S. C. John Avenue, Superior, Wis. S. C. UNCHIS, Mataus. Alak Kochinkis, Philadel- SAIITH, Frank L. Airs. Dorothy Smith, Den- phia, Pa. ton, Aid. SINGER, Saul M. Miss Rose Plotkin, 127 SAIITH, Robert L. Mrs. Alinnie W. Smith, Monmouth Street, Newark, N. .1. VAIL, James A. Mrs. Edith M. Vail, 307J 110 Corvilla Street, Birmingham, Ala SMITH, John B. John B. Smith, sr., Main Street, Vancouver, Wash. 1114 SPENCE, William B. David Spence, Sixth Avenue, Eau Claire, WALL, John A. Mrs. Letha Wall, Pearson, 45 North Wis. Central Street, Peabody, STEPHENS. Reuel W. Mrs. Mary Ga. Alass. B. Ste- STACIIOWIAK, John. Wm. Stachowiak, phens. R. F. D. No. 2, Boyd, Tex. WEBER, George R. Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, STEVENS, Rodney 1304 Alarianna Street, Chicago, III. O. Mrs. Ella Stevens, 2026 North Twenty-sixth Street, Philadel- STROUD, Reck B. Port Stanley, W. W. Stroud, Union. Wash. phia, Pa. 5. C. '

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SZEKLINSKI, Frank. Mrs. Eva Szeklinski, COOKS. THEOPH.iNES, Peter. George Theophanes, 108-1 Bremen Street. Milwaukee, AVis. 1242 East Seventh Street, Los Angeles, Cal. McGEE, Henry Ray. Mrs. C. McGee, TOOKEIt. Lewis K. Mrs. Lewis K. Tooker, Eva THEMING, George C. Thies Theming, Fargo, Okld. Hat- Towando, I’a. field, Mo PONTANI, Massimo. Mases Giacabi, 321 El- TOAVSON. Kubin. Mrs. M. E. Towson, Caca- THR.ISHER, Robert E. Mrs. R. E. Thrasher, mer Street, 'Trenton, N. J. ville. Cal. 2412 Doniphan Street, St. Joseph, Mo. SHARRER, Charles L. Mrs. Charles L. Shar- tHILMAN, Sisfried K. Joseph Uhlman, 308 THRASHER, Roy C. Augustus Thrasher, Giffen Avenue, Mount Oliver, I*a. rer, Emmitsburg, Md. Sullivan, Ind. Luzerne, WALTERS, Floyd. William T. Walters, Min- SHAW, Isaac E. Mrs. Amelia Shaw, TRAHAN, Latier. Mrs. Later Trahan, Breaux eral Point, Pa. N. Y. Bridge, La. WEAATSR, Arthur G. Mrs. Ida B. Weaver, SMITH, Walter Charles. Mrs. Etta Smith, TRYANOW, George. Mrs. Eugene Umbright, Snedekervllle, Pa. North Spencer, N. Y. Hazel and Newhall Streets, New Haven, WHEL.AIIAN James. Mrs. Margaret Whela- THROCKMORTON, Prank P. Mrs. Rose Conn. han. Mount Carmel, Conn. Throckmorton, Ramona, Cal. .Jesse. Mrs. Ethel Olin Barber, Windsorville, ZELENSKY, Antliony. Miss Helen Seneska, UNDERWOOD, Undeiuvood, WHITE, George. 3115 Avenue south, Conn. 129 Washington Street, New York, N. Y. E Birmingham, Ala. UNDERWOOD, John 0. Mrs. Martha Raymond E. James Wlngard, MULLINS, Qttis. Noah J. Mullins, Johnson Under- WING.ARD, wood, Wyatt, W. Va. Beech Street. Youngsville, Pa. City, Tenn. VANDIFORD. James. 'William B. Vandi- WOODLAND, .Joseph. Samuel Woodland, 625 SMITH, Calvin O. Mrs. Bertha Bauer, 325 Knarr Street, Dubois, Pa. ford, R. F. D. 6, Greenville, N. C. Mercy Street, Philadelphia, Pa. VELK, Prank. Mrs. Prank Soman, 216 Beaver WOODRUFF, Orbie Deo. Rosetta Wood- PRIVATES. Street, Leetsvale, Pa. ruff, Goblesville, Mich. Win- VOGT, Casper A. Mrs. Mary Vogt, Cincin- WOOTEN, Slbert. Mrs. Lillian Wooten, ALLAM, George M. Mrs. Wilson Allam, 1013 nati, Ohio. field, Tex. Schware Avenue, Preeland, I’a. VORHIS, George L. Mrs. Ella Vorhis, 309 T. Wright, Goree, WRIGHT, Joe Henry M. ARMSTRONG, Glenden L. S. D. Armstrong, Hill Street, Bristol, Pa. Tex. R. P. D. No. 2. Cage, N. Dak. NOEL. Ralph Richard. E. William William M. Arm- E. Noel, 1319 COUPLAND, James P. Maek Coupland, Wal- ARMSTRONG, M. East Eighth Street, Owensboro, Ky. strong, Nashville, Mo. nut Grove, 111. NORRIS, Norman. Mrs. Martha Norris, Jed- B.4ILEY, George S. Mrs. Sarah E. Bailey, JOHNSON, Ernest E. Irvin C. Johnson, R. burg, S. C. P. D. No. Hopkins, Mich. Green Forrest, Ark. 1, NORTHROP, Charles A. McGOWAN, David A. Mrs. Angela Mc- BAKER, Genesis B. Mrs. Josephine Baker, Mrs. Charles North- post office box Palmyra, Mo. rop. 7800 Berry Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Gowan, 431 East Seventh Street, Port 1, NUZZO, Domenico. Clinton, Ohio. BAKER, Stephen O. Mrs. Roberta L. Baker, Bene Cabso, ISO Mulberry Street, McGREEVY, Patrick. Mrs. Anna A. Lister, Paw Creek, N. C. New York, N. Y. OZIER, Carl. Willis Ozier, 10 Pollett Street, Winwiski, VL BANE, Charles L. Mrs. Nannie T. Bane, Greenup, 111. McINTOSH, Tom. Mrs. Jose McIntosh, In- Ninevah, Pa. PITTENGER, Arthur Glenn. Mi-s. "Wealthy Pittengcr, dianola, Okla. BARGABAS, Ralph J. J. G. Bargabas, Royal- Morrisonville, 111. PITTS, P. MAASS, Harold H. Herman J. Maass, 233 ton, Minn. James Mrs. Annie Pitts, Barfield, Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BARLEY, Gurney. Albert Barley, High Point, Ala. MILLER, Russell T. Mrs. Matilda B. Miller, N. C. PURTLE, 'Thomas F. Patrick Purtlc, Prince- 303 Kammer Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. BAUMGARTNER, Richard. Mrs. Kale Baum- town, Mont. RADER, Walter. Mrs. Prannie Moore, Man- gartner, 600 Tenth Street, West New York, RAAEN, Oscar. Lars Raaen, R. F. D. No. 1, chester, Ohio. N. Y. Audobon, Minn. REEDY, Walter J. Mrs. Edith Reedy, 249 BICKERT, Earl P. Miss Laura Paul, 2421 ROSS, Sheridan Byers. John E. Ross, 1091 North Witt Street, Decatur, 111. Montgomery Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Summerlea Avenue. Washington, Pa. SH.\RP, Earl J. Mrs. Katherine Sharp, Lin- BIDGELL, Edward. Mrs. L. Burks, 7 Edge ST. LOUIS, Felix. 'William St. Louis, Topper denwood, 111. Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Lake. N. Y. TIIOM.-VS, Ra.y. John M. Thomas, R. P. D. BILIUMAS, John G. John P. Biliumas, SACHRISON. George. Mrs. Lena Sachrison, No. 2, West, Miss. Jamesport, N. Y. 314 Reed Street. Erie, Pa. TOBIAS, Walter. Mrs. Gretchen Tobias, 3401 BILL, W. Mrs, Peter Bill, Enfield, N, H, SANDERFUR, Will M. Harry M. Sanderfur, Vernon Avenue, Chicago, 111. COLTELLARO, Paul. Antonio Cudo, 623 La- Bristow, Okla. VANMETER, Elmer H. William H. Van cock Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SANDERS. Walter L. T^eslie E. Sanders, 1212 Meter, Kusa, Okla. KLIMASKI, Tom. Roman Klimaski, 67 La- Bryan Avenue, Ft. Worth, Tex. VAN SICE, Robert B. Mrs. Minnie Van Sice, fayette Avenue, Worcester, Mass. SCOTT, Walter A. Mrs. Alexina Scott, 151 Rene. Pa. McVICKER, Walter Henry. Mrs. Linda Mc- Centre St. Methuen, Mass. WARREN, Robert L. Mrs. Fannie B. War- Vicker, R. P. D. No. 3, Chelsea, Okla. SEURER, John. Nick Seurer, R. P. D. No. ren, Livingston, Ky. MARCIL, Victor. Miss Josie Marcil, 4 Pactory 41. Calvary, Wis. Street, Cohoes, N. Y. SHANANQUET, Sam. Mrs. Susan Shanan- BUGLEKS. MATHEWS, Arthur. Mrs. Mollie Mathews, (|uet. Bruti.s, Mich. STROUD, Moreland D. Willard H. Stroud, Woodville, Okla. SHAFER, William Frederick. August Shafer, Marble Rock, Iowa. MATHEWS, Chester L. Mrs. Alice L. Math- Postville, Iowa. SYPHERD, Edwin P. Mrs. Florence H. ews, 114 Pairview Avenue, Peabody, Mass. SHANKLE. Richard S. George R. Shankle, Sypherd, 531 Tulpehocken Street, Reading, MATSON, Prancis L. Mrs. Mary E. Matson, R. F. D. No. 3, Denison, Tex. Pa. Montague, Mich. SHAPIRO, Solomon. Mrs. Rose Shapiro, 89 Le Roy E. Mrs. East Fourth Street. York, N. "V. METZEL, William M. Mrs. Dora Metzel, post- MUNDS, Mammie Munds, New Carney, Okla. SHAV/, Thomas Patrick Joseph. Mrs. M.ary office box 25, Franklin Park, N. .1. Shaw, 3530 Warren Street, Philadelphia, MILLER, Herbert W. Mrs. J. J. Shaffery, O’CONNOR, Patrick. Mi.ss Marguerite O’Con- Pa. 266 Orange Street, Newark, N. J. nor, 917 Talbot Street, Butte, Mont, D’ANGELO, August. Joseph D’Angelo, 31 PERRY, Joseph A. Mrs. Mary J. R. Perry, SLY, Morris J. Mrs, Ida I. Sly, Monmouth, Evans Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 5757 Princeton Avenue, Chicago, 111. 111 . FELDMAN, Meyer. Mrs. Molly Reger, 403 POPPEN, Walter J. Hero T. Poppen, 3015 SMAJ.L, Phillip C. William L. Small, Pem- Saratoga Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Western Avenue, Peoria, 111. broke, Me. MELVIN, William E. George W. Melvin, REED, George O. John T. Reed, Des Arc, Mo. SMITH, Henry P. Mrs. Katherine Smith, 217 RUSSELL, Jim 'T. Charlie H. Russell, Candy, Rock Camp, Ohio. R--'dmond Street, New Brunswick, N. .T. SCHMIDT. Barrey P. Mrs. A. P. Belling, La. SMITH, John W. G. W. Smith, R. P. D. No. Eagle, Wis. RUSZANOWSKI, Stanley. Mrs. Anna Rus- 3. I-iraa. Ohio. TETREAULT, Henry G. Moses Tetreault, zanowski, 241 Olmstcad Avenue, Depew, SPERIDAKOS. John. Peter Speridako.s, 5100 223 Grattan Street, Chicopee, Mass. N. Y. Wentworth Avenue, Chicago, III. Virgil L. James W. Vanars- VANARSDAI^E, Homer H. Philip STACKPOOLE. Philip John. Miss Ellen Crossing, Md. RUTHERFORD. Harsh dale, Parris Rutherford, Cordell, Okla. Stackpoole, 357 Meldruin Avenue, Detroit, MUSICIAN. ST. JEAN, Joseph P. Mrs. Odiel G. St. Jean, Mich. 25 Pair Street, New Bedford, Mass. Aaron. Albert SALANITRO. -Mfio A. Henry Raffa, 28 STEPHENS, Roy James Steph- SALEMI, Luciano. Vincenzo Salemi, ens. R. F. D. No. Carthage. Mo. Howard Street, Irvington, N. J 150 3, East Fifteenth Street, New York, N. Y. STJOVENSON, Merle Tj. Rufus W. Stevenson, MECHANICS. SCHWEIZERHOF, Edwin. Mrs. C. Schwei- R. F. D. No. 2, Adrian, Mich. zerhof. Cincinnati, Ohio. STERN, Milton. Mrs. Rose Stern. 525 West WITHROW, Joe B. Miss Mary Withrow, SCHWENN, Charles William. Henry Fifty-first Street, New York, N. Y. Millersburg, Ohio. Schwenn, Hogback Road, Irondequolt, N. Y. STUMBO, 'Thomas H. Miss Sarah Stumbo, LEWIS, Joe F. Mrs. Robert C. Lewis, SCIARAPPA, Frank P. Angello Sciarappa, box 586. Elkins. W. Va. Newark, Tex. 206 Sparrow Street, Boston. Mass. STURDI'VAN'T, William A. Mrs. Lucy Stur- SMITH, John II. Mrs. Leona Smith, Opdyke, SCINTO, Giacomo. 'Tony Sciuto, 11 Mc- divant. Elgin, Tex. 111 . Lean Street, Passaic, N. J. STUROCK, Nick. Mike Sturock, Wllno Dis- STADY, Frank L. Mrs. Charlotte Stady, SCO'TTEN, Henry C. Charles H. Scotten, nenskago Unzda, Postowski Wolostyd "Wasi- Thirty-first and Darley Streets, Des Moines, 1099 Pennsylvania Avenue, East Liverpool, livo, Russia. Iowa. Ohio. SULI^IVAN, Earl. William Brown, Four- COUPARD, I>ouis. Mrs. Mary Coupard, 16 SMITH, Walter P. Miss Marion Smith, 64 teenth and Quebec Streets, Denver, Colo. Dover Street, Boston, Mass. Mercer Street, Jersey Citv, N. J. SWISHER, Ruben E. Mrs. Ella Swisher, Clinton. POTTS, John H. Potts, Union City, SMITH, Walter J. James W. Smith, R. F. D. Galveston, Tex. Ind. 1, Athens, Ala. SYJjVESTER, Ralph Chester. Arthur Frank- DICKEY, John V. Mrs. Christina Dickey, 412 SMITH, Warren L. William Smith, R. F. D. lin Sylvester. Central Street. North Scitu- West Ash Street, Robinson, III. 1, Vienna, Fairfax County, Va. clto ^JclSS STEVENS, Montie G. Mrs. Mattie Stevens, THOMPSON, Moses C. W. Hartman, Orwigs- WAGONERS. 733 William Street, Evansville, Ind. burg, Schuylkill County, Pa. KROUSKROUPP, George A. George Krous- SUITT, Isaac. Mrs. Jennie Suitt, oOS Gray TIPTON, Stanley S. Lewis Tipton, R. F. D. kroupf, general delivery. Zanesville, Ohio. Street, Durham, N. C. No. I, Patriot, Ohio. MARIIBURN, William. Mrs. Rachel Mash- SULLIVAN, Henry J. Mrs. Margaret Sulli- TOJfPKINS, Albert J. Ehrny Lenu, 309 Sa- burn, Larkinsville, Ala. van, 94 Boyden Street, Watervllle, Conn. bella Street, Pekin, 111. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUaHY 25, 1919. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEK PERSHING

TONEY, Andrew. Mrs. Hattie Edwards, 1115 MATHEY, Joseph L. Alphus Mathey, Mineral THOMPSON, Grover C. Mrs. Pearl Moulsdal, South Seventeenth Street, Springfield, 111. City, Ohio. 517 Guiard Street, Havre de Grace, Md. TORKEY, George E. Mrs. Gladys Torrey, R. MILLER, Robert. Mrs. Ellen Miller, Crystal, TINSLEY, Woodie. Mrs. Mollie Tinsley, F. D. No. 1, Crcssey, Mich. W. Va. Staunton, Va. TURNER, Lee B. Robert L. Turner, Mineral MILLER, Rolland. Mrs. Emma Miller, Cyth- TIPTON, John M. William M. Tipton, Fisher, BluCe, Ga. ians, Ind. 111. TURNER, Roy L. James F. Turner, R. F. D. MILLER, Roy. Miss May Miller, Cove, Ark. TRYFOROS, Michael J. Mrs. Julia M. Ronce- No. 3, Trenton, Tenn. MORGAN, Kyle E. Mrs. Maud Morgan, Pronges, 2656 Mission Street, San Fran- TYREE, Samuel G. Mrs. Catherine Tyree, verte, W. Va. cisco, Cal. Magnolia, 111. MORGAN, Oliver V. Mrs. Lillian Morgan, 321 TUCKER, Albert J. Lewis B. Tucker, R. F. D, ULRICH, John A. John A. Ulrich, 2843 East North Washington Street, Mexico, Mo. No. 4, Laurel, Miss. Venango Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MORRIS. Leroy. J. H. Morris, R. F. D. No. 2, UKASHEWICZ, William. Steve Ukashewicz, UNDERWOOD, William L. Bert Underwood, Tallapoosa, Ga. 51 John Street, Hartford, Conn. Eighth and S Streets, Bedford, Ind. MORRIS, Michael. Mrs. Michael Morris, care ULMER, William David. Mrs. Dora Ulmer, VALENAS, Harry J. Charley J. Valenas, of Mrs. Cannon, 748 Columbus Avenue, New 112 Linden Street, Elmwood Place, Cin- Great Falls, Mont. York, N. Y. cinnati, Ohio. VERLEY, Clyde E. Z. Mrs. Almeda Verley, MORTENSEN, Arthur. Peter Mortensen, Har- VALSAMIS, Matheos. Fradelos Andriotis, 109 Sheridan, Wyo. lan, Iowa. Oak Street, Woodlawn, Pa. WEAVER, Clarence J. Stephen Weaver, 428 MULLAVEY, Thomas J. Mrs. Edna Mullavey, WEBBER, Edward J. Mrs. Mary Webber, 54 East First Street, Dayton, Ohio. Peterboro, N. H. Madison Avenue, Flushing, Long Island, WENER, Samuel. .1. Goldstein, 439 Mulberry MULLEN, William. Mrs. Mary Mullen, 76 N. Y. Franklin Street, Somerville, Mass. Street. Reading, Pa. WEBER, Elmer J. Mrs. Clara Kugquise, 429 R. T. Mullen- WOODARD, Olaf I, Mrs. Myrtle Vonder- MULLENNIX, Thomas James Lawler Avenue, Chicago, 111. nix. smith, Grant Park, Kankakee County, 111. Lone Wolf, Okla. WHITE, Frank L. Mrs. Sarah J. Crawford, ARMSTRONG, Louie. William C. Armstrong, MURPHY, Joseph. Patrick K. Murphy, 3855 Asherton, Tex. R. F. D. No. 3, box 134 A, Stockton, Cal. McRee Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. WILLIAMS, James L. William Williams, BERDINI, Pompeo. Geuseppe Berdlnl, St. MURRAY, Charles S. Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, Rockwall, Tex. Epadio Alamara, Italy. 14 Prescott Road, West Roxbury, Mass. WITHERSPOON, Edmund P. Mrs. Gusta BILLOW, Michael F. Mrs. Frances Billow, NEWCOMB, Harry. Mrs. Della Bayle, 808 Witherspoon, Hubbard, Iowa. 62 Bell Street, Orange, N. J. Florence Street, Fort Worth, Tex. WOOD, George. Warren Wood, Star route, BIRKHOLT, Arthur W. Albert Birkholt, NICOLL, William Bain. Miss Jessie Nicoll, Gumming, Ga. Fainbury, Nebr. Avon Street, Andover, Mass. WYNN, Robert A, Mrs. Emma Wynn, 210 BOGUCKI, William. Adam Bogucki, 643 NOBEL, Robert R. Mrs. Ada St. John, Mc- South Ninth Street, Reading, Pa. Throwbridge Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Arthur, Cal. ZAJACZKEWSKI, Boleslaw. Michael Gaska, Mrs. Pomiber, BOJAN, Julius. Mrs. Sophia Bojan, 1027 POMIBER. Thomas F. Mary St. Clair Street, Cleveland, Ohio. First Street, Troy, Y. Hernulage Avenue, Chicago, 111. 313 N. ZASADA, John. Illassiores Zasada, 1108 BOLES, Jesse J. Josh Boles, 501 East Boule- POTTER, Millard F. John Potter, Ovando, Milwaukee, Wis. Mont. Tenth Street, vard Street, Marion, 111. ALLEN, James W. Mrs. Nannie Allen, Mon- M;rs. POTTER. Thomas. Mrs. Mary Potter, star BROWN, Horton, Mary Anna Brown, ticello. Ark. Hazel, N. Y. route. Bowling Green, Ky. PUGH, Johnnie. Mitt Woo'dhardt, Grove Hill, ANREWS, William H. Sylvanus Sessions, BRUMMOND, Leo A. Charles Brummond, Downey, Idaho. 1126 South Cherry Street, Janesville, Wls. Ala RIOS, George. Mateo Rios, 338 Regent BATES. Harry M. Mrs. Amy R. Bates, 2249 BURKHOLDER, Hollis. Mrs. Sarah Burk- Branson .\venue, Oakland, Cal. holder, Salem, Ohio. Street, San Antonio, Tex. West BERG, Earl F. Julius 0. Berg, 716 Rock E. ROBISON, John. George W. Robison, Beaver, BURRIS, Earl Mrs. Mary E. Burris, For- Street, Sioux City, Iowa. aker, Ohio. Okla. Frank G. Mrs. .\gnes T. Booth, 549 ROWLEY, Thomas J. Thomas Rowley, 412 BOOTH, CAGLE, Taylor. Randolph Cagle, Canton, Ga. Ninth Street, Newark, N. J. Grant Avenue, Kearny, N. J. North CALABRETTA, Nicola. Nicola Lombardo, 324 BROTT, Rufius J. Mrs. Bertha Brott, Gothen- South Division Street, Buffalo, N. Y. RUSH, Harris. Mrs. Maglou Rush, R. F. D. No. box Kalb, Miss. burg, Nebr. CALLISTER, Philip D. Mrs. Mary J. Moran, 1, 7, De R. P. D. Queens, Long Island, N. Y. RUSS, Albert E. Mrs. Lillian M. McCoy, 1811 BROWN, Elilab E. John H. Brown, CAMERON, Mack. Jack Cameron, Lavaca, Common Street, Houston, Tex. No. 6, Aledo, 111. Ark. SACOVIELY, John. John Yosis, 617 Noble BROWN. Lauren. Mrs. May Brown, Norton. Street. Chicago, 111. Street, Rossburg, Ohio. Antonio. CANESTRANO, Mrs. Marie Canes- SAIA, Giacomo. Mrs. Frank Cosello, Water- CANNILLA, Luigi. Mrs. Luigi Cannllla, 340 trano, 460 Fulton Street, Syracuse, N. Y. man, Pa. New Brunswick Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J. CARPENTER, William. John Carpenter, Thomas N. Daniel D. Cannon, Westalton, SAKEL, Albert. Fred Sakel, 1248 Vance CANNON. Mo. Wellington, Tex. CARPENTER, William O. Mrs. Street, Toledo, Ohio. Eva Carpen- CARLINl, Guido. Antonio Carlini, Spinetola, ter, Lewiston, N. Y. SAPIENZA, Joseph. Vito Sapienza, 2609 Province of Ascoli, Italy. CODINGTON, Lee A. Charles Codington, West Superior Street, Chicago. 111. • L. H. Lighteay, care of Whitehall, N. Y. SANTORE. Dominick. Frank Petipas, 110 CASTRO. Don M. International Harvester Co., Columbus, COUGHLIN, Patrick Joseph. Mrs. Mary Wil- River Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Louis. Scarnickia, Ohio. liam Cromer, 242 Custer Avenue, Detroit, SCARNICKIA, Mrs. Mary Mich. Bartholomew Street, Peabodv. Mass. CATALDI, Christman. Peter Cataldi, Piedal- SCHISSELE. William F. William Schissele, mo, Ascoli Penceno, Italy. COUKOS, Mitchell. Alexander Coukos, 167 Martinsville, Ind. John R. John D. Clark, R. P. D. Main Street, Seymour, Conn. CLARK, SCHMIDLIN, Prank. Mrs. Anna Schmidlin, No. 4, All)la, Iowa. COUNTRYMAN, Howard. W. A. Countryman, 287 Onderdonk Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, E. Cochrane, Ips- Wyoming, Iowa. COCHRANE Max Edward SCHMITT, Robert J. Miss Elizabeth Schmitt, wich, S. Dak. DANIELS, Silas Q. Edwin Daniels, 3873 Bo- 206 Pavonia Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. Ver. J. Compton, Belcher, tanical Avenue, COMPTON, Noah St. Louis, Mo. SCHULTZ. William. George Schultz, R. P. Ky. DARST, Harry H. James B. Darst, box 260, D. No. 5, Pontiac, 111. J. John sr., rural route carrier, Modesto, Cal. SCHULTZ, William K. Jeremiah H. Schultz, CONLEY, John J. Conley, 2830 Louis, Mo. DAUGHENBAUGH, Samuel I. Mrs. Elsie E. Palm, Pa. St. Vincent Avenue, St. Daughenbaugh, R. F. D. No. 2, Martinsburg, CONWAY, Russell H. Mrs. Elizabeth Con- .7. Zeiment Pa. SERRES, Joseph Mrs. Serres, 120 way, 1760 Sigamore Pine, Cincinnati, South Sixth Street, La Crosse, Wis. Ohio. DAUGHERTW Jacob L. Mrs. Rebecca Daugh- SESKO, Kondrat. Max Procz, 28 Porter erty, Dock Street, Royalton, Pa. Street, Jersey City, N. J. COPELAND, Francis T. Charles C. Cope- DAViS, Thomas. Mrs. Cora Zegline, R. F. D. SIMENSON, Andres. Mrs. Niels Damkier, land, 28 South Bergen Place, Freeport, N. Y. No. 5, box 36, Midland, Mich. 241 S Harvey Avenue, Fresno, Cal. COVEY, Elmer N. Eugene Covey, 304 North DEVLIN, Ralph E. Mrs. Jennie M. Devlin, SPEER, Roby. Mrs. Virgin Speer, R. F. D. Fifty-sixth Street, Seattle, Wash. 6010 Norman Avenue, Chicago, 111. No. 1. box 66, Mead, Okla, CRESPO, George M. Mrs. Clopilde L. Crespo, DRUDE, Frederick Joseph. Henry W. Drude, SPENCE, Herbert, Ben F. Piersall, Salt Province of Santender, Guemes, Spain. 49 Van Nostrand Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Lick. Ky. CURTIS, Henry H. .Albert Curtis, 1719 EISENBERG, David. Philip Eisenberg, 224 SPENCER, John M. Mrs. Lulu Theoposhia Highland Avenue, Springfield, Ohio. South Fifty-ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Spencer, Spencer, La. D.ANGELO, Clriaco. Louis Dangelo, 280 Bank FOSTER, Carl W. John M. Foster, 221 Trac- STBLTING, Russell N. Mrs. Ida Stelting, Street, Waterbury, Conn. tion Street, Greenville, S. C. Clayton. Wash. DEM.ARS, Rueben J. Gregg Demurs, Reno’s GAUVIN, George A. Charles Gauvin, 242 STENNER, Theodore Martin. Jacob Stenner, Beach, Bono, Ohio. Main .Street, Somersworth, N. H. Penfield, N. Y. ENGLISBY’, Walter. Mrs. Agnes Englisby, GERGACZ, William. .John Gergacz, 636 West 1443 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Tutt Street, South Bend, Ind. STEPHENSON, Jasper. Mrs. Jesse Alexan- der, Tennyson, Tex. ERICKSON, George. Mrs. William Williams, HILL, Sam. Miss Ethel Hill, 2606 Seventh 2825 Edward Street, Butte, Mont. Alley, STICKLES, William H., jr. William H. Birmingham, Ala. EV.ANS, Eugene. Y^iss Fannie Evans, Lex-< Stickles, sr„ box 2, Addison, N. Y. KAY, William M. Wilson Kay, Rawlins Fork, ington, Va. Va. STOWELL, William H. G. W. Stowell, gen- eral delivery, FONCE, Dominie. Angelo Fonce, KINDER, Sherman Olinda, Cal. 832 Bert W. Mrs. Lue A. Kinder, STROBEL, Harry C. Mrs. Margaret Zins- Street, Niles, Ohio. R. F. D. No. 1, Lott, Tex. meister, 1127 Richmond Avenue, Pittsburgh, FREEMAN, Warren P., jr. W. F. Freeman, McCOLLUM, Tazwell F. Warren McCollum, 100 Theodore Parker Road, West Roxbury, Trail, Mo. STRONGMAN, Lewis W. William Strongman, Mass. MAAG, Leo. Mrs. Anna Maag, 923 Beeny FRIEBIS, Joseph B. P. Mrs. Anna M. Beach, Park City, Utah, Frie- Los Angeles, Cal. bis, 57 West Street. Gates, N. Y. SWINFORD, Ralph II. Miss Etta Henson, MACKLIN, Lester. Mrs. Mollie Macklin, Scot- GERMAN, Arthur. Mrs. Sarah German, cars land Neck, 1432 Eighth Avenue East, Cedar Rapids, N. C. of F. Gregory, Mount Pleasant, S. C. MALIA, Mark A. Iowa. Mrs. Luc.v Malta, 520 North GESSERT, John IT. Mrs. Yotta Gessert, R. P. Illinoi.s Street. Atlantic City, N. J. TERE, Oakley. Peter Tere, Essex, N. Y. D. No. 28. box No. 297, Plymouth, Wis. MARTWICH. Eddie W. Mrs. Emma Lickfett, THOMPSON, Charles W. Joe Thompson, R. GLATSTEIN, Abe. William Glatsteln, 608 Steward, Minn. P. D. No. 1, Lovingston, Va. East Fifth Street, Muscatine, Iowa. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

GL.ATZ, Kalph. Fred Feuslaw, 234 East Me- KNOPKA, Kostic. Mrs. Bridget Knopka, GOLDENBERG, Morris D. Louis Goldenbcrg, couoty Street. Johnstown, Pa. 3210 Cedar Avenue, Minooka, Pa. 311 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, N. J. GUY, Henry. Mrs. Mathiesa Guy, Wauregan LANCASTER, Sanford H. Theothlas H. GROTE, William C. Harry A. Grote, R. F. D. Street, WUliamansett, Mass. Lancaster, R. F. D. No. 2, Murrycross, No. 2, Worden, III. HAGKEK, Thomas A. David P. Hacker, K. F. Etowah County, Ala. GRYCH. Frank J. John Grych, Krakow, Wis. 1>. No. 6, Huntington, Ind. LIPHAM, Horace T. W. L. Lipham, R. F. D. HOLMES, William A. Mrs. C. Rogde, 25 IIAiJER, Lawrence T. Charles F. Hager, 147 No. 3, Meigs, Ga. •' Michigan Avenue, Somerville, Mass. Triangle Street, Danbury, Conn. McCLURKIN, William. Mrs. Mary McClur- HOOD, James YV. F. H. E. Hood, Saropta, HAHN, Frederick W. Mrs. Dora M. Hahn, 15 kin. 219 State Street, Girard, Ohio. La. Grey Street, Poughkeepsie. N. Y. McCORMICK, Russell S. Mrs. /Ymanda Mc- KLASSEN, George. Nicholas Klnsscn, R. F. D. IIAUWELL, William B. Mrs. JHllie J. Har- Cormick, Florence, N. J. No. 11, Kaukauna, Wis. well, 837 Noble Street, Anniston, Ala. McHUGH, Thomas P. Mrs. Mary Elwood, LAVIGNE, George H. Mrs. Mary M. Lavigne, IIASLEY, James L. Mrs. Lillie Spitzer, R. F. 6415 South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, 111. South Maple Street, Brookfield, Mass. William Mast, D. No, 7, Elk City, Okla. MAST, Tony. 245 Adams McCullough, Samuel. Claud j. Taylor, IJI

, MrCORD, David John. Mrs. Elvira JIcCord, QUAY, Joseph L. Mrs. J. F. Quay, Wyzata, PETUSKI. Charles. Mrs. Julia I’etuski, State •S06 West One hundred and thirty-eighth Minn. Hospital, Norristown, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. QUINN. Rogers R. Mrs. Ida B. Rogers, 46 I’OTTER, Albert N. Albert L. Potter, 391 MoENERY, James Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Mc- Days Park, Buffalo, N. Y. Adams Street, Boston, Mass. Enery, 2614 Calumet Street, Philadelphia, RAIMOND, Casper. Frank Voccrrella, 27 PYLES, Fisher. Mrs. Opal Metz, R. F. D. Pa. Washington Street, Albion, N. Y. No. 2, box 29, Fairmont, W. Va. McIIAFFIS, Arthur Y. James McHaffis, 12 RAND, Fred B. Mrs. Susan A. Rand, gen- RAFEL, Philip. Mrs. Dave Sarr, 1529 Six- North Fifth Street, Grand Forks, N. Dak. eral delivery, Gays Mills, Wis. tieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARION, Levi. Mrs. Libbie Burrell, Sabetha, RASH, Hershall H. Mrs. Alice Younger, R. RAICHE, Fred. Joseph J. Raiche, Walkhill Kans. F. D. No. 1, Jennings, N. C. Street, Mattapan, Mass. REED, Claren'*- D. Mrs. Katherine Reed, RAKE, George M. William M. Rake, R. F. D. ARMSTRONG, Stanley R. Mrs. Olive Arm- Redwood, N. Y. No. 2, Liverpool, W. Va. strong, Miller Flats, Lincoln, 111. REED, Emerson .Tudson. Mrs. Cora E. Reed, RASICOT. Joseph N. Miss Irene Rasieot, EAGLE Y', William L. Mrs. Ellen Bagley, 77 10 Olean Street, Rochester, N. Y. Waterville, Conn. Knowlc.s Street, Providence, R. I. RUSSELL, Richard C. Mrs. Emma Russell, RIED, Fred W. Henry Ried, sr., 364 North BAKER, Wilbur. Mrs. May Baker, 9 Vine 811 East Mahanoy Street, Mahanoy City, Greenwood Avenue, Marion, Ohio. Street. .Teffersonville, Ohio. Pa. RUSSO, Genco. Pasquale Genco, 123 Frank B-\NCTWSKI, Felix. Mrs. Katherine Banctw- Street, Rochester. N. Y. ski. Herminie, Pa. RUTHERFORD, George. Sims Rutherford, 1109 Glenn Street, Newberry, S. RYAN, Michael C. Mrs. Mary A. Ryan, 280 BAUMGARDNER, Stewart C. Mr.s. Lilian C. SALEMI, James. Arcancelo Salemi, 141 McGraw Avenue, Detroit, Mach. Baumgardner, 533 W'est Chillicothe Street, SADLER, Leo R. Samuel L. Sadler, Patter- Bellefontnine, Ohio. Westminster Place, Lodi, N. J. Leroy Mrs. Daniel son, Ohio. BIANCO, Tony A. Joseph Bianco, box 173, SAMMIS, F. W. Sammis, 159 Locust Street, Flushing, N. Y. SAGE, Grover L. Fred Landon, R. F. D. No. Stirling, N. .T. ARMENTROUT, Jess S. Henry Armentrout, 4, Enid. Okla. BICKERSTAFF. Henry IT. Mrs. Lindey A. S.4LOFSKY, Morris. Louis Salofsky, 514 Bicker.staff, Clinton, Okla. 517 West Washington Stretft, Columbus, Ohio. Cherry Street, New York, N. Y. BICKERSTAFF, Thomas A. Mrs. Minnie SALVI, Andrew. Frank Saivi, 167 East Ave- Bickerstaff. Mill Valley, Cal. BETTGER, John. Henry Bettger, Sutton, nue, Washington, I’a. BISHOP, Charles IT. Mrs. Lydia Williams, Nebr. SCHAEFER. Luke. Mrs. Anna Schoenburg, 714 South Fourth Avenue, Maywood, 111. BIANCO, Orazio. Antonio Ramicri, 937 North 19 Robin Street, Albany, N. Y. BOLEN, John. John Daniel Bolen, Oak Hill, Fourth Street, Olean, N. Y. SCHLICHTING. Richard C. Mrs. Anna W. Va. BRADFORD, Isaac B. Mrs. Camelia Brad- Schlichting, 692 Evergreen Avenue, Brook- BOY'D, Tillman A. Mrs. Ethel II. Webb, R. ford, Lineville, Ala. lyn, N. Y. F. D. No. 2, Rock Island. Teun. BROM^N, Raymond O. Mrs. Ella Brown, 219 SCHMITT, William J. Jacob Schmitt, 1400 BOY'D. Walter S. S. Joseph M. Boyd, White Pleasant Street, Willimaiitic, Conn. East Ninth Street, Muncie, Ind. Bluff, Miss. CALDWELL. William H. Mrs. W. H. Cald- SCHWiVRTZ. Harvey A. Paul Schwartz, Muk- BURK, William G. James Burk, Douglas, well. 6 Whitehall Street, Cohoes. N. Y. wonago, Wis. Ariz. CALUCCI, Vito. Miss Filandra Caluccl, 394 MARTIN, Ebb. John L. Martin, Floydada, COFEI-L, Oliver L. William H. Cofell, Edge- Clifton Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. Tex. CALVIN, Robert P. Mrs. Mildred R. Calvin, ley, N. Dak. MAZZA, Lewis. Mi's. Concetta Mazza, 603 Athens. Ala. COHN, Samuel. Mrs. Max Hyman, 51 Street, Long Branch, N. J. William H. Mrs. Warden Bredenxam Street, Ban Francisco, Cal. CAMERON. Margaret Came- MENDOL-A., Luigi. Jimmie Mendola, 120 Erie Martin. ron. Jewett Street, Providence, R. I. CONROY, Miss Mary Simmons, 86 Street. Buffalo. N. Y. 109C8 Church Street, Chicago, 111. CARMON, Shell C. Mrs. Bella Carmon, MILL, Eddie. Mrs. Emma Mill, 1319 New- COOK, Wade II. John A. Cook, Neche, R. F. D. No. 2, Coward, S. C. port Avenue, Northampton, Pa. N. Dak. Domenick. Frank Fratla, Dwight, CATALDO, MUNRO, James D. J. H. Munro, 813 West CLICK, Arthur F. A. F. Click, 428 Oak 111 . Genesee Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Street, Webster Grove, Mo- CHATEL, Telesphore M. Mrs. Mary Trudeau, MUNSCH.AUER, Henry. William J. Mmisch- CRAWFORD, Otis P. Rufus B. Crawford, 15 Cedar Street, Northampton, Mass. auer, 331 Seventeenth Street, West New Ib-yor, Okla. CHAVIS, Thomas James. Mrs. Dolly Baker, York. N. J. DOWLING, ,Iohn. Mrs. Mary Dowling, 120 524 Edenton Street, Raleigh, N. C. OGERT, Victor. Mrs. Mary Ogert, White East Montgomery Street, Ashland, Ky. CLITTY, Robert W. William R. Clitty, 602 Oaks, R. F. D., Williamstown, Mass. GRAFT, Charles B. Charles Graft, Scottdale, Fifth Avenue south, St. Cloud. Minn. OTTATI, Peter. James Ottati, 79 Myrtle Pa. COOK, James A. Tom R. Cook, Lostine, Oreg. Avenue, Corona, N. Y. GURNEY, Paul. Mrs. Martha Opitz, Mil- DATI, Mingo. Federlgo Daffaelli, general PATTERSON, Lawton B. .John H. Patterson, waukee, Wls. delivery, box 175, Baltic, Mich. 372 Main Street, Charlestown, Mass. HORBLICK, David. Mrs. Gutty Baranersky, DEVER, Joe. Mrs. Martha Dover, 506 South PENNA, Giovanni. Miss Marla Penna, 'Vus- 41 Jefferson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Broad Street, Lancaster, Ohio. solengo, Verona, Italy. JOHNSON, .Tohn. Mrs. Jane Johnson, GOLDEN, Louis F. Charlie Grimes, Foreman, PETERSEN, Emil L. 1‘ete Jenson, 1819 Leav- Sharum, Ark. Ark. enworth Street, Omaha, Nebr. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PETERSON, Ernest P. Mrs. Anna Peterson, CLUTTERHAM, Elmo V. Miss Ethel M. Clut- VAN MATRE, Edmond W. Daniel Van Matre, 2602 East Bridgeport Street, Spokane, Wash. terham, 7440 Eggleston Avenue, Chicago, 111. Hollin.ger, Nebr. POLINSKI, Leo L. 'Mrs. Hetan Smolinska, COULTRAP, Manley L. Henry W. Coultrap, VAN OORDT, Dick. Geirtt Van Oordt, R. F, 450 East Third Street, Erie, Pa. McArthur, Ohio. D. No. 1, Spring Lake, Mich. RANDALL, Wesley. Mrs. Edmonia Randall, DARLING, Randolph. Lucius C. Darling, 124 VAN ORDEN, Raymond C. Mrs. Laura Smith, R. P. D. No. 1, box 144, Suffolk, 'Va. Walcott Street, Pawtucket, R, I. 469 Third Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. REDDEN, Richard L. Mrs. MargartR Redden, DANIEL, Claude C. Mrs. Mary E. Roach, VANSTON, Ralph. Thomas Vanston, 305 381 Crane Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Hobgood, N. C. Sanders Street, Indianapolis, Ind. REED. William T. Riley Walters, Davis, DEMORBST, Millard W. Mrs. Ida Demorest, VAUGHT, Arch. William T. Vaught, R. P. W. Va. R. P. D. No. 7, box 1, Naples, N. Y. D. No. 6, Hickman, Ky. REEVES, Martin E. Tom Reeves, R. F. D. No. DULSKI, Anton. Prank Dulskl, Maryland, VISSICCHIO. Anthony. Pasquale Vissicchio, 1, Moody, Tex. Wis. 280 Worcester Street, New Haven, Conn. RHEA, Dorsie S. Mrs. Fannie R. Rhea, R. F. GEARY, Walter H. Daniel Geary, 4607 Park VOSTRY, Wencil. Emil Vostry, 213 Eleventh D. No. 1, Cleveland, Va. Avenue, New York, N. Y. Avenue east. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ROBERTS, Sherman. Mrs. Lundy Roberts GERDES, Pete. Prank Waksmansky, 635 WALRATH, John C. William P. Walrath, Ballard, Crab Orchard, Ky. Edgemont Street, Brldesburg, Pa. Means. Ohio. ROY, Samuel A. Mrs. Theresa Roy, Odanah, QOODYAHR, George Arthur. Mrs. Lenora WALTERS, John A. Mrs. Lauria Walters, Syosset. Wis. Bordray, 6514 West Lake Street, Chicago, N. Y. SCALISE, Thomas. Thomas Palmer, Van- WARREN, Byron. Adolph Warren, Marietta, 111 . dalia, N. Y. Okla. GOOS, Grover Lawrence. Mrs. Laura Goos, SCARCHILLI, Quirino. Peter Scarchllll, 174 Estella Warrin- Silver City, Iowa. WARRINGER, Harry. Mrs. Broad Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. ger. Madalia, N. 'Y. HOOPER, Henry A. Miss Nettle Hooper, 49 SELEWSKL Tony. Peter Selewski, Byron WARRIOR, George E. George Warrior, R. P. Main Street, Piedmont, S. C. City, N. J. Iowa. HORNE, Alfred D. Benjamin Horne, Cath- D. No. 2, Bridgewater, SELLS, 'Willie. Mrs. Jane Sells, R. P. D. No. WEBB, Isaac O. Robert A. Webb, R. F. D., 1, box 51, W^agner, Okla. Croston, Iowa. LAU, Austin 'v. Mrs. Bertha Mabel Lau, 438 SILER, Clifton K. Julius G. Siler. Lavonla, Maurice P. Mrs. Ellen N. Weber, Baltimore Street, Hanover, Pa. WEBER. Ga. 538 Sappington Road, Kirkwood, Me. LAWWILL, Charles. William Lawwill, R. P. SINCOCK, Edwin H. John Sincock, 1135 Oak WENSKOWiSKY, Frank. Mrs. Velikea Malscz, D. No. 1, Aberdeen, Ohio. Lawn Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. 4628 South A.shland Avenue, Chicago, 111. SIMMONS, Hilry L. Rube T. Simmons, Cole- LEWIS, Lonnie. Mrs. Lula Lewis, Ryan, Okla. WHALEN, Thomas H. Mrs. Minnie Marls- man, Tex. bury, 4 Livingston Street, Trenton, N. .1. SMICK, Elmer J. Mrs. Isabella Smick, Quin- LIEBENOW, Paul G. Mrs. Gust Haney, Dur- WHICHER, Roland H. George H. Whicher, ton. N. J. bin, N. Dak. R. F. D. No. 2, Alfred, Me. SOW'REY. Arthur Michael. Mrs. Mary Sow- LOCKE, Sheridan A. Mrs. Minnie Locke, 40 WITIT.AKER, George C. Mrs. Nancy Arendall, rey, 418 Pine Street, Reading, Pa. Fountain Street, Rochester, N. Y. Bravs, Mo. STEPHENS, Edward. Walter L. Stephens, McIntyre, Edwin C. Miss Clara McIntyre, WILLIAMSON. Willie H. Mrs. Ida William^ 607 Chestnut Street, Arlington, N. J. 20 Franklin Street, Wakefield, Mass. son, Crete, HI. STIFLE, Donald K. Edward Stifle, Robinson, McKENNA, Henry V. William McKenna, Oto, ZALEWSKI, Frank S. Mrs. Josephine Zem- 111. Iowa. nowsky, 534 West Fiftieth Street, New York, STOKES, William Bryan. Mrs. Emma Stokes, McKenzie, Robert L. James A. McKenzie, N Y. R. P. D. No. 1, McCordsville, Ind. Blake, Okla. ZETER, Louis P. Mrs. Erieda Spindler, 615 SUGHRUE, Michael J. Timothy B. Sughrue, McNAY, Merrill I. Luther McNay, Humeston, East One hundred and forty-first Street, New 310 Plymouth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iowa. York, N. Y. SULLIVAN, Michael P. Miss Mary Sullivan, MoPHILLIPS, Hugh. Patrick McPhillips, SCURLOCK, David W. William Scurlock, 4 Upland Street, Dracut, Mass. 584 Ninth 721 Wall Street, Sioux City, Iowa. EATOM. Fred Avenue, New York, N. Y. E. Mrs. Virda F. Ragland, SAMMON, John. Mrs. Minnie Crows, 288 SEATON, Floyd G. Mrs. Lottie Seaton, Peca- 625 Lakeview Avenue, San Antonio, Tex. Rear Charles Street, Malden, Mass. tonica. 111. TAY'LOR, Schuyler Mrs. C. Harry B. Robin- SCIACQUA. Antony. William Sciacqua, SEMIONE. Sam. Tony Semione. 1330 West son, 53 Bridge Street, Rankin, Pa. Square Butte, Mont. Sixtv-ninth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. URIDIL, Louis J. Tom Uridil, 1229 South SCOTT, Wayne A. Mrs. Lena Scott, 230 SHARP, Henry N. Bart Sharp, R. P. D. No. Second Street. East Cedar Rapids, North Iowa. Second Street, Corvallis, Oreg. 9, Springfield, Tenn. WATSON, William J. Charlie S. Watson, 110 SCULLY, Thomas D. Mrs. B. SHAW, Prank W. Mrs. Marion E. Shaw, Mississippi Avenue, Knoxville, Scully, 1792 Tenn. First Avenue, New York, N. Y. Bonanza, Ark. WEATHERSBY, 'VVilliam. Mrs. Dora Weath- SHAKE, SHAW, Jack. Mrs. Robert G. Shaw, 19 Fourth ersby, Mobile Murphy A. Frank Pierce Shake, 417 Street, Hattiesburg, Miss. Clarion. Iowa. Avenue NE., Ardmore, Okla. WHITLOCK, Private Braudus T. Drew "K SHANNON, Joseph P. James Shannon, 732 SHAW, James G. Arthur Shaw, R. P. D. W^hitlock, R. P. D. No. 6. Anderson, S. C. Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. No. 2, Elgin, Tex. WILLIAMS, Hoke S. Thomas Williams, R. P. SHARP, Chester. William Sharp, Cawker SMALLEY, William A. John W. Smalley, D. No. Boston, ' 13, Ga. City, Kans. Romance, Ark. WOLLETT, Lawrence. Pearl Wollett, Mur- SLUSSER, Hubert E. Mrs. Slusser, ray City, Clara M. SMART. Wisker B. George R. Smart, R. P. Ohio. Cloverdale, Va. WORKMAN, Peter O. D. No. 4, Bostic, N. C. Onne Workman, R. P. SMITH, Prank L. John L. Smith, Utica, Ky. D. No. 8, North Muskegon, Mich. SMITH, Della S. Mrs. Delia W. Morgan, 405 STANCE, Paul S. Carl P. Stange, R. F. D. WROBEL, Joseph. Mrs. Caroline Haluh, Jay Street, Hoquiam, Wash. 8, box 76, Vassal’, Mich. Maryville, 111. SMITH, Foard E. Mrs. Anna Smith, First STANKUS, Joseph. Charles Stankus, box Street, Bradford City, Pa. WUETIG, Carl H. Gus E. Wuetig, 416 Tenth 417, Roscoe, Pa. Street, Sacramento, SMITH, John C. Mrs. Dora Smith, R. P. D. Cal. STEINHEISER, George. Mrs. Annie Stein- ZAREK, Sylvester. Martin Zarek, R. P. D. No. 1, Thaver, Mo. heiser, Audenreid, Pa. SMITH. Joseph A. William Hutson, 2196 No. 4, box 22, Columbus, Nebr. STEVENS, Simon. Mrs. Lucinda Stevens, ANDRESS, Henry. William Charles Street. St. Paul, Minn. Andress, Wheat- R. P. D. 2, Faison, N. C. field, N. Y. SMITH, Joseph P. Prank Smith, 802 Trend- William F. Henry Stolz, STOLZ, Burton, ley Avenue, East St. Louis, III. BALMPORTH. Albert S. Joseph R. Balm- Tex. forth, Idaho P''alls, Idaho. SMITH, 'Willis S. Mrs. Bertha D. Hopson, BARBIER, Albert. Cllvlelle Barbler, Lock- STUDLBY, Prank L. Mrs. Alberta Studley, Foreman, Ark. 8 Willow Street, Bath, Me. port, La. SMULLIN. William. Larry Smullln, Salis- SUKALSKI, Stanley. Adam Sukalski, Roby, bury, Md. BAUM, George. Mrs. Maggie Johnst, R. P. D., ville, Ohio. Barnesboro, Pa. SYRSTAD, John J. Emil O. Green, Florence, SOLVE, Melvin. Mrs. Nora Ro.sa, Bandon, BAUMAN, Herman. Carl Bauman, R. P. D. Minn. Oreg. No. 1, box 66. Red Wing, Minn. SPERLING, Morris L. Isidor Lissobitsky, THAXTON, Roy. J. W. Thaxton, R. F. D. 3, 33 BAXTER, Leonard. Mrs. Elsie Kelly, Renovo, Jefferson Street, Worcester, Mass. Pa. Charleston, W. Va. THOMPSON, John. Mrs. Florence Thomp- STALLING.'Edward H. Eliga Stalling, Rose- BERNEY, Patrick J. Mrs. J. Berney, 503 .son. 385 Baltic Street, Brooklyn, ville, Ind. Lindon N. Y. Avenue S., Steubenville, Ohio. THOMPSON, Thomas H, Sanford Thompson, STALLINGS, Philip L. James Stallings, BERRY, George E. Charles B. Berry, R. F. D. Newton, 111. Chesapeake Beach, Md. No. 2, Walla Walla, 'Wash. THRONE, Flores W. Mrs. Charles Throne, ST.^NLEY. Watson P. Mrs. Frank Stanley, Francesco. EERTE, Gaetano Berte. Clardino, 622 Bryant Street, Montpelier, Ohio. 14 I’ayne Street, Spring^’ale, Me. Italy. TRACE WELL. Merrill P. Charles A. Trace- STAPP, Ray. Marvin P. Stapp, Belton, Tex. BILLINGSLEY, Earnest A. Francis M. Bill- well, R. F. D. 4, Parkersburg, W. Va. STENSLAND, James E. Mrs. E. S. Stens- ingsl)y. Normangee, Tex. TRACY, Louis S. L. A. Tracy, 841 Asylum land, Boone, Iowa. BOORD, Edgar C. Mrs. D. II. Boord, 16 East Avenue, Hartford, Conn. STRUGLNAKE, Stanislaux. Joe Struginake, Fayette Street, Uniontown, Pa. TUMBLESON, Robert M. Mrs. Amanda Lump- 144 Kelly Street, Akron, Ohio. BOOTH, Harry L. Ervin L. Booth, 97 Seven- kins, 389 Lee Street, Marion, Ohio. STUDZINSKI. .Tohn. Mrs. Mary Studzinskl, teenth and H. Streets, Harrisburg, Pa. TUNICS, Ovid. Mrs. Mary Holtz, box 38, 335 Canal Street. La Salle. 111. BRADLEY, Daniel E. Sister Dcadota, Villa Elroy, Wis. SYLVESTER, Joseph F. Hugh J. Clasby, Maria Convent, Westchester, Pa. TURLEY, Edward A. Miss- W. L. Brown, 128 West Seventy-second Street, New 'York. BRENNAN, Leo Aloyslus. Thomas P. Bren- 154 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. Y. nan, 197 Clendenny Avenue, Jersey City, TURNER, Leslie P. W. H. Turner, Wilda, La. TERRELL, Lee R. Baynam G. Terrell, Alice, N. J. TURNWALL, Milton R. Mrs. Gertrude Turn- Tex. -wall, Delfl, Minn. BURKITT, Orville G. William T. Burkitt, R. THEOFILOS, Louis P. Mr.s. Anthenes Kou- William A. F. F. D. No. 3, Hartford, Mich. URBAN, William F. Urban, R. louris, 12 Summit Place, Newark, N. J. P. D. No. Amboy, CALLILY. John C. Mrs. Mary A. Callily, 3043 3, Minn. THOMPSON, Frank P. Mrs. Catherine Thomp- Eleventh Street NW., Washington, D. C. VANLANDINGHAM, Franklin Bennett. Miss son, 23 Dean Street, Dorchester. Mass. CARPENTER. Clarence C. Mrs. Etta Carpen- Pearl Vanlaudingham, R. P. D. No. 1, Owens- THOMPSON, Fred D. Sam D. Thompson, R. ville. Ky. ter, Nodaway, Iowa. F. D. No. 4, Mooresville, N. C. CIARDELLI, Gullio. Gustave Ciardelll, Pisa, LIERE, Leonard Van. Henry Van Lierc, R. THOMPSON. John T. J. Mrs. E. Brandt, Moluia, Italy. F. D. No. 10, Holland, Mich, Lakehurst, N. J. : J

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TOMCZYK, John. Anthony Urbansky, 255 Wounded (Degree Undetermined). ROBERTS, Renold E. Mrs. Martha E. Rob- (iohi Street, l.rooklyu, N. Y. TRUMPETER. erts, Rodley, Colo. TUOX, Alfred. Mrs. Ida Toon, Pontiac, III. ROG.IN, Carl E. George Rogan, Watford TOWNS, Koy. Jess D. Towns, Sawyer, N. Dak. MCDONALD, Harry. Ida M. McDonald, 131 City, N. Dak. TUOi'LE, Ilolsey P.. Mrs. Fannie Brooks, 339 Twenty-third Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. SNtlW, Travis L. John T. Snow, Torrington, Death Street, Memphis, Tenn. I'UIVATBS. Wyo. TURNER, Isaac. Sam Turner, 311 East Bounty GREENMAN, Earl F. Mrs. Frank Collins, street, Ironwood, Mich. Died^oin Accident and Other Causes. UEEOM. Ralph R. Mrs. Minnie McGunegill, 70 Belmont Street, Rochester, N. Y. Leon Modoc, Ind. JOHNSON, E. Florence Kell, 28 Con- MAJOR. VERKEEKE, Charles. Mrs. Eraelie Pillie, don Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y 117 East Nineteenth Street, Paterson, N. J. MITCHUM. Zachariah H. Mrs. Tilda Mltchum, WARREN, Albert. Mrs. Sallie Warren, Paris, Missing in Action. 114 Osage Street. Girard. Kans. Ti'nn. PRIVATE. MECHANIC. WASHINGTON, William. Mrs. Rosina Wash- DORSEY, Edward. Emma Dorsey, 424G ington, 830 North John Street, Goldsboro, Wyalusing Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. MILLER, Clint B. Millharry H. Miller, Gray- N. C. ville, Tenn. W.MNE, Isaac. Will Wayne, Stillwell, Okla. Killed in Action, Previously Reported WHITE, Glenn M. Marshall White, R. F. D. COOK. Missing. .No. Centerville, Iowa. 2, GROSS, Robert H. Miss Agnes E. Gross, 20 Warren K. Mrs. Louise A. Cox, CORPORAL. WILLIAMS, South Stockton Street, Baltimore, Md. 319 IV’est Choctaw Street, Oklahoma City, LANTZY, Dennis O. Harriet E. Lantzy, gen- Okla. eral delivery, Lincoln, Wash. PRIVATES. WINEMAN, Max. Mrs. Jennie Wexler, 1341 FRAIZER, Lloyd Mansfrledrich. Mrs. Mar- Brook Avenue, New York, N. Y. Present for Duty, Previously Reported WOODERSON. William H. Alonzo Wooder- garet J. Fraizer, general delivery. Fort Des son, 12G North Franklin Street, Van IVert, Died of Wounds. Moines, Iowa. Ohio. CORPORAL. JOHNSON, William T. Miss Aurora Taft, WOODS, Oscar. Mrs. Fannie Woods, R. F. D. 1541 Winfield Street, Los Angeles, Cal. BROWN, Archie F. Dr. Edward L. Brown, McNEIL, Robert. Charlie McNeil, Houston, No. 2, Indianola, Miss. 408 Bremer Arcade, St. Paul, Minn. W’OOLLEY, William L. Mrs. Nellie Woolley, Pa. Tivoli, Okla. In Hospital, Previously Reported Missing. SHEPPARD. Charley. George Sheppard, Ne- WRIGHT, William O. Mrs. Isom T. Wright, tumka, Okla. Bridgeport, Tex. PRIVATES. ZED. George Andrew. Joseph Zeh, Avon, JONES, Manly II. Sarah Jones, 1215 Har- Died from Wounds. Ohio. ford Avenue, Baltimore, Md. CORPORALS. De WITT, Douglas M. Gertrude De Witt, 1311 MARINE CORPS. Elmdale Avenue, Chicago, 111. BARLAGE. John II. August Barlage, Wash- TOMPKINS, Jessie G. James G. Tompkins, ington, Mo. The followina; ca.sualties are reportea Shepherd, Tex. HIGGINS, John J. Mrs. Mary Higgins, 10 Stearns Street, Malden. Mass. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Present for Duty, Previously Reported PRIVATES. can Expeditionary Forces Missing. Killed in action 10 BATZ, Harry P. Mrs. Elizabeth Batz, 131 CORPORALS. South Twenty-third Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Died of wounds received in ac- HURLEY, Paul T. Joseph D. Hurley, 21 GERMANN. William M. T. J. Clemme, 605 tion 2 Cricket Street, Ardmore, Pa. Avens Street. Belleville, 111. Michael. Hesdal. Died of disease 3 REAR.IBAUGH, Harry R. John H. Reara- HESDAL, Mons Lillebcrgcn, baugh, Kearney, Pa. Pergen. Norway. Wounded in action (severely) 1 LAW. Fred. James Harve.v Law. Carmen, PRIVATES. Wounded in action (degree unde- Okla. BESSLER, Paul J. Martin P. Bessler, 208 D. Mrs. terniined) RUSE, Harry Hattie W. Ruse, 630 3 South McCormick Street, Prescott, Ariz. Upson Street. Akron, Ohio. Missing 1 BLOOD, Frank B. Calvin R. Blood, 22 High- land Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Died of Disease. FAUST, Ardeen M. Emily M. Faust, rural Total 20 route 2, Byron, Minn. SERGEANTS. HYNEK, CharU's M. Mary Hynek, 5024 West Albert F. Mrs. Anna Hacker, Twenty-second Place, Chicago, 111. HACKER, Killed in Action. KILI.IAN, Edward A. Elizabeth Hahn, 88G Waldkirchen, Zzcopauthal Sachsen, Ger- man.y. SEUGEANT. Fifty-fourth Street, Oakland, Cal. TAYLOR. Corwin B. Florence Taylor, 736 MYLES, Edward F. George A. Myles, Austin, LEZAK, Samuel. Max Lezak, 537 East Fifth Avenue, Gary, Ind. North Forty-third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Nev. PIIRCELL, Clarence J. Mar.y Purcell, 290G KAY, Douglas Livingston. Mrs. Winfred CORPORAL. Fir Street, Indiana Harbor, Ind. Davison, 41-A Hampton Place, Brooklyn, PHILBLAD, Harry W. Emma Philblad, VERCILLO. Peter J. Louis Vercillo, 113 N. Y. Knoxville, 111. Ash Street, Syracuse, N. Y. COOKS. TRUMPETER. Chester D. Mrs. Bertha Cary, 9 Reed .SAUNDERS, George R. Charley E. Saun- CARY, Street, Jersey City, N. ders, Orlando, Fla. SECTION 1, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. J. WATERS, Harold B. Miss Carrie Hayes, 29 PRIVATE .s. The following casualties are reported Church Street, Oneonta, N. Y. BELLINGER. Harold U. Bellinger, Frank E. by the commanding general of the Ameri- PRIVATES. Herkimer, N. Y. BREEN, Kryne. Susan Breen, 038 Henry Ave- can Expeditionary Forces: BERGESON, Arthur J. John A. Bergeson, nue (!rand Rapids, Mich. 3033 Twelfth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. FORREST. Michael D. Rose Forrest, 3315A Killed in action 10 DREW, Edward J. Mrs. K. Drew, 54 Flower Eads Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Died from wounds 7 Street, Hartford, Conn. GOETZ, Gustav II. Augusta Goetz, GOO Sew- Died from accident and other GRUNSTAD, Charlie. Mrs. Martha Grunstad, ell Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. Creston, 111. JONES, John W. Owen E. Jones, 2124J First causes 7 JORGENSON, Carl L. Louis Jorgenson, Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Died of disease 15 Bixby, Minn. MOORE, Otto. Maggie Moore, Odin, 111. Missing in action 4 KAROLEWICZ, Frank. Anton Karolewicz, 10G.5 Fifth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Died of Wounds. KEEFOVER, Charles C. Mrs. Matilda C. CORPORAL. Total 43 Ki'efover, Vandalia, Ind. KISLEY, Anton. Mrs. Mary Klsley, Wilna CLIFFORD, Leonard A. Rose L. Clifford, 414 Viliska Viazyn Esmonocy, Russia. Union Street, Cairo, 111. Killed in Action. SCOTT, Barney. Columbus Scott, Gulnare, PRIVATE. Ky. Lyman. Mrs. Clara Tapsee, May- NETJNEKER. William E. Josephine Neuneker, LIEUTENANT. TAI'SEE. etta, Kans. Bushnell, 111. David. Mrs. Helene Ilochsteln, HOCHSTEIN, Oscar L. Nels Thompson, Glyn- 421 Joseph Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. THOMPSON, Died of Disease. don, Minn. TRUMPETER. CORPORAL. Missing in Action. SCIIACK, Leon. Charles Schack, 413 South WILLIAMS, Harry. J. S. Williams, Blsher, Seventh Street, Newark, N. J. Mont. LIEUTENANT. PRIVATES. PRIVATES. GLEASON. Carl B. William F. Gleason, Main MOOMAW, Clovis. Daniel Moomaw, R. F. D. MARTINSON, Charles H. William Martinson, Street, Greton, Mass. No. 3, Roanoke, Va. 222 East Ohio Street, Neodesha, Kans. JONES, Elmer. Miss Irene Blackketter, R. Charles. Carrie PRIVATES. WINTERING, Wintering, F. D. 3, Nebo, 111. 1544 Pleasant Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. KRZYWDA. Bronislaus F. Stanley Krzywda, COCHENOUR, Robert D. J. M. Cochenonr, Severely Wounded in Action. 950 Dousman Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Norris City, III. McGEE, Vaughn T. Bcn.iamin F. McGee, NISWENDER, Donald J. Mrs. J. L. Nis- PRIVATE. box 595. Rapid City, S. Dak. wender, R. F. D. No. 1, Ames. Iowa. BILGER, Fred J. Jacob Bilgcr, general de- PAPEZ, Joseph F. Joseph Papez, 3589 East VANIS, Anton J. Albert Vanis, 2840 South livery, lleyburn, Idaho. Eighty-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Spaulding Avenue, Chicago, 111. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. 31 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

ROZZY’, Jos. Mrs. Caroline Rozzi, Church SECTION 2, EEBRUAKY 25, 1919. Died of Wounds Received in Action, Pre- Street, Masontown, Pa. viously Reported Missing in Action. The following casualties are reported SCOTT, Ezekiel. Mrs. Mattie Holmes, general Ameri- delivery, Ellenton, S. C. PRIV.ATES. by the commanding general of the SIMONCINI, Bruno. Vittorio Simoncinl, can Expeditionary Forces: Chincalucrea, Italy. ERICKSON. Alliert J. Mrs. Carolin Erickson, SMITH, Edward. Mrs. Joseph H. Smith, 409 1029 Newport Avenue, Chicago, 111. Wounded severely 51 North Oak Street, Durand, Mich. LUDDY, Noel W. Mrs. Mildred Luddy, STABLIE, Domenico A. Mrs. Catrlna Stablie, Nicholasville, Ky. general delivery, Sancarlto, Caserta, Italy. Wounded Severely. VERCELLINO, Guiseppe. Mrs. Maria Vercel- Died, Previously Reported Missing in » LIEUTENANTS. iino. Coneschio, Couavese, Italy. Action. Thomas B. Mrs. H. M. Walden, Scott WALDEN, GROVES, Robert L. Mrs. Mildred Daleville, Ala. CORPORAL. Studley, Kans. Groves, care of M. W. Scott, James E. Mrs. Margaret Walsh, 584 Orville. Mrs. Francis A. Fisher, Robinson, WALSH, WOODIN, RANSOM, Samuel L. George H. East One hundred and forty-first Street, Cantril, Iowa. Minnesota Club, St. Paul, Minn. New York, N. Y. PRIVATES. SABOURIN, Charles E. Miss Mary L. Sa- WILSON, James. Mrs. Isabelle Murray, 18 Square West, bourin, 38 Washington New Downey Street, Fall River, Mass. BAY'HA, Richard. Herman Bayha, Skidmore, York, N. Y. Mo. SNIDER, Robert J. R. J. Snider, 155 Four- CAIN, James H. Mrs. Wilhemina Cain, 1830 teenth Street, Wheeling, W. Va. CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST, Middle Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. WINANT, Frederick, jr. Clinton Gilbert, 48 lAFALLO, Matteo. Joseph lafallo. Villa Logo, East Fiftieth Street, New York, N. Y. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Italy. SERGEANT. ously Reported Killed in Action. MORGAN, Neal. C. A. Morgan, 8 Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt. SWARTZ, Joseph. Mrs. Joseph Swartz, 820 CORPORAL. Grant Street, Grand Haven, Mich. SPARGO, Aloysius. John Spargo, 164 Sixth Wounded Severely, Previously Reported CORPORALS. Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Missing in Action. CAIN, Lewis J. William Cain, Edina, Mo. PRIVATE. Samuel B. Mrs. Georgiana Bailey, PRIV.tTES. MURRAY, REED, Charles E. Mrs. Anna Devoe, 18 West Falls Village, Conn. Galer Street, Seattle, Wash. FAGNAN, David J. Louis Fagnan, R. F. D. REES, John Alva. John B. Rees, Big Timber, No. 5, New Richmond, Wis. Mont. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported R.TM.TIKA, Adam. Miss Antonia Krotovich, ROUSH, Earl W. Mrs. Eva J. Roush, 216 Killed in Action. 7918 Bellevue Avenue NE., Cleveland, Ohio. Howard Avenue, Rockford, 111. SCUDELLARI, Pietro. Mrs. Madillena Do- SULLIVAN, Augustine B. Mrs. Ellen Sulli- PRIVATB. menicetti, Eno, Italy. van, C9 Lansing Street, Auburn, N. Y. THOMAS, Arthur W. Mrs. Jewel Thomas, SHIPWORTH, James Willis. Mrs. Nolie Ship- MECHANICS. 2300 Prairie Avenue, Port Worth, Tex. worth, Central City, Ky. SNYDER, Wyley T. Nick Grind Snyder, R. F. WELSH, William L. Mrs. Catherine L. Welsh, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported 1333 Emma Street. Y'oungstown, Ohio. D. No. 1, Wilkesboro, N. C. Died of Received in Action, PRIVATES. Wounds Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported AIIRENDT, Chris. Fred Ahrendt, R. F. D. PRIVATES. Missing in Action. No. 1, Frost, Ohio. HIGGINS, John J. Mrs. John Higgins, 233 ALFIER, Antoni. Frank Szydlowski, Port West Third Street, Corning, N. Y. PRIVATES. Homer, Ohio. KELLEY, Patrick J. John Hanon, 385 Mont- BERNORT. John. John Kiska, 68 Concord AVERA, Irvin K. Samuel W. Avera, Leaks- gomery Street, Jersey City, N. J. Sti’eet, Manchester, N. H. ville. La. CASHMAN, William C. Mrs. Marie Cashman, BARBEAU, Alphonse A. Mrs. Jennie Bar- Died, Previously Reported Died of Disease. 1010 West Sixty-ninth Street, Chicago, Iii. beau, 6 Vigilant Street, Ware, Mass. CORPORAL. COSTANTINO, Dominick F. Phillips Costan- BARBOUR. James W. Mrs. Eleanor B. Bar- tino, 221 Ea.st One hundred and seventh Chester. bour, 12G Van Eman Street, Canonsburg. SCAHILL, Thomas Scahill, GO Cen- Street, New York, N. Y. Pa. tral Street, Ipswich, Mass. DANIELSON. Daniel. Olem Danielson, Glen- BAUMANN, Otto Carl. Mrs. Hulda Baumann, Killed in Action, Previously Reported wood, Minn. 221 Buttan Street, Fairview, D’ANGELO. Vincenzo. Miss Adelaide Caccia, Mass. Severely. BENNETTE, Foster. Jim Bennette, Luck- Wounded 48 Roberts Road, Bryn Mawr, Pa. now, La. PRIVATE. EKELIN. Hjalmer. Otto Ekelin, North BOYKINS, .Tames. Mrs. Hannah Boykins, Branch. Minn. ZAJACKOWSKI, John. Frank Zajackowski, ENGESZER, Eugene. Mrs. Amania Engeszer, Clinton, N. C. 882 Palmer Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BRUMFIELD, Virgil. Mrs. Susan Brumfield, 109 Eighth Street, Luxenburg, Mo. Locta. Lawrence County, Ohio. FOLKERDS. Carl. Mrs. Edna Folkerds, Du- Missing in Action, Previously Reported mont, Iowa. CARLSON, Alfred W. Erick G. Carlson, 601 Wounded Severely. Lloyd. Mrs. A. Katchel, East Twenty-sixth Street, Kearney, Nebr. KATCHEL, Mary 130 North Sixth Street, CAVENDER, Charles Elmer. Mrs. Maryann PRIVATE. La Crosse, Wis. Clarence L. Mrs. Ella L. Cavender, Purcell, Pa. LONG, Long, R. F. KOHLMEYER, Roy. Mrs. Emma Kohlmeyer, D. No. G, Lockport, N. Y. CONNOR, Roy D. Mrs. .Tohn H. Dereich, R. 1615 F. D. No. 27, Francisco, Ind. LOUGHRAN, William J. Miss Tarnborn, Orchlee Street, Pittsburgh, 235 Pa. Ea.st One hundred and twenty-fourth DICKERSON, Louis. Killed Street, Mrs. Erwa Dickerson, in Action, Previously Reported New York. N. Y. 1513 South Bouvier Street, Philadelphia, Wounded (Degree U_determined). Vincent. Mrs. Pa. MATICHKA, Anna Benece, 336 Sherman Street, Astona, Long Island, ELLIS. Prank. Mrs. Annie Farrell, 28 West PRIVATE. One hundred N. Y. and thirty-fourth Street, New BALDWIN, Jet J. Mrs. Emma Baldwin, 203 RATZLAFF, Paul H. Rine Ratzlaff, 242 York, N, Y. Chestnut Street, Warren, Ohio. Austin Street, Milwaukee, Wis. FOFFA, Tony. Pedele Foffa, Greci, Avillino SOMMERS, James P. Mrs. Helen Sullivan, I’rovince, Italy. Killed in Action, Previously Reported Great Bend, Pa. HALLIEBURTON, Floyd. Mrs. Fannie H. Missing in Action. TUBRIDY. Martin. Mrs. Julia Tubridy, 214 Hallieburton, R. P. D. No. Port Valley, 1, LIEUTENANTS. Ridge Row, Plyniouth, Pa. Ga. ULRICH, Arthur W. William Ulrich, R. F. D. HELTZEN, Eygil. Andreas M. Heltzen, Prov- BURES, Geoi’ge E. James J. Bures, 1648 “A," box 217, Fresno, Cal. ince Sundmure Aalesund, Norway. South Springfield Avenue, Chicago, 111. ZERBE, Elmer F. Mrs. Emma Zerbe, Pine JIACOVALLI, Joseph. Mrs. Amnie Cordo, Lo- MOSIER, Everett B. Eugene O. Mosler, 6349 Grove, Pa. corotondo, Baro, Italy. Drexel Road, Overbrook, Philadelphia, Pa. JOHNSON, Edward F. Prank R. Johnson, R. PRIVATES. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- F. D. No. 2, box 89. Lincoln, 111. BRUCE, Daniel H. James W. Wilbur, Lake ously Reported Missing in Action. DACHOWITZ, Adolph. Mrs. Victoria Sabal- Providence, La. SISRGEANT. asko. 234 Avenue A, New York, N. Y. BURNS, James. Michael Burns, 258 Lawrence Norman. Nellie LEONARD, ,Tohn J. IVlrs. Hanna Devaney, 247 Street, Hartford, Conn. WIREN, Mrs. Wiren, 1507 Xlroen Street, Albany, Y. Fourth Street, Wausau, Wis. N. BUTLER, John J. Jonathan Butler, 28 Blen- McClure, Thoma.s H. Mrs. Thomas H. Mc- dey Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio. PRIVATES. Clure, 301 Pennsylvania Avenue, Abingdon, CALLERI. Guiseppe. John Caller!, 613 Elm BORASKI, Leo J. Mrs. Mary Boraski, 162 Street, Berwick, Pa. Twenty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAYNE, Arthur W. Mrs. Adeline M. Ball, CONAWAY, Earl G. Mrs. Rena Brown, R. F. BROGMAN, Hyman. Mrs. Rose Shapiro, 264 3138 Stickney Avenue, Toledo, D. No. Irvin, Ohio. 2, Tex. Henry Street, New Y’ork, N. Y”^. MEDOLA, Pedro. Mrs. Pedro Medola, Ipuato, GRILLO. Andrew. Mrs. Josephine Grille, 73 BRENN.VN, Thomas A. John Brennan, 32 Mexico. Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Havermaus Avenue, Troy, N. Y. MENNING, Erich. Mrs. Ernestine Mennlng, LATENDRESSE, Albert P. Mrs. Mary Laten- CALIWAY, Thomas L. Mrs. Thomas L. 1190 Cali- Thirtieth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. dresse, 3 West Fifth Street, Duluth, Minn. way, R. F. D. No. 1, Clawson, Tex. MILLIS, Edward P. William A. Millis, Ma- LYNCH, Thomas V. Miss Agnes Lynch, 253 CROUSHORE, Samuel II. Mrs. Diana Crou- rines, N. C. East Sixty-second Street, New York, N. Y. shore, Gi’apeville, Pa. MORRISON, Calvin E. Mrs. William Morri- LYSON, Arthur. L. O. Lyson, Patshall, N. DANZ, Frederick W. Mrs. Sarah Danz, 463 son R. F. D. No. 4, Chillicothe, Ohio. Dak. Third Street, Albany, N. Y. NAUGHTON, John J., jr. John J. Naughton, MICHELI, Cornelio. Mrs. Savino Micheli, DE RITTA, .Joseph. Frank Scittareili, 224 4828 South Marshfleid Avenue, Chicago, 111. Lucca, Granyata, Italy. Atwells Avenue, Providence, R. I. POWELL, Joseph. Mrs. Gitcl Powell, 287 RHY^NDERS, Harry A. Frederick W. Lee, DILLARD, Russell C. Lawrence E. Dillard, Bristol Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Thompson Street, Red Hook, N. Y. 411 Eighteenth Street, He.utingtou, W. Va. ROSSELL, John. Mrs. Mary Rossell, 251 WORRELL, Wait F. Barney Worrell, Lawson, EIERMAN, Walter William. Mrs. Laura Eier- Boyd Street, Jersey City, N. J. Mo. man, Doland, S. Dak. ;

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IIAGADOHN, James A. Mrs. Mary Hagadorn, Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported JENKINS, John J. W. L. Jenkins, Whitc- route 7, Lakewood, Minn. wright, Tex. IIAIZJIAN, William A. Mrs. Ilaiz- Missing in Action. Martha JOHNSON, Victor E. Mrs. Christine mnn, 1319 Turner Avenue, Grand Rapids, John- rUIVATB. son, R. F. D. No. 1, box 74, Cokoto, Minn. Mich. KASDEN, Charles D. Mrs. Mary Kasden, KOWALSKY, John. Mrs. Katie Kowalsky, 97 SCIILEUTER, Harry A. William F. Schleu- 4017 North Twenty-second Street, St. Louis, North Sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ter, R. F'. D. No. 2, East New Market, Md. Mo. LAMB, Chester. James II. Lamb, Main Street, L.\WTON, William. Michael Lawton, 4754 Chateaugay, N. Y. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported L.‘\NE, Grover L. Rev. J. T. Lane, Gallatin, Kennerly Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Tex. Missing in Action. LIEBER, Eugene J. Mrs. Sophie Lieber, Methorn, LATTA. John II. Mrs. Bertha Latta, Sayre, Ohio. Okla. conroRALs. LOSER, Raymond W. Thomas A. Loser, 317 Weidman Street, Lebanon, Pa. LEONARDI, Rocro. Micola Leonard!, box LEAF, Murval J. Mrs. Ida M. Leaf, 423 West MeSHANE, Martin J. Mrs. Ellen .'inn, Riverton, N. .1. Tenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. MeShane, 2102 Carpenter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LEVERENKOVTE, Miehael. William Leveren- THOMAS, William A. D. G. Thomas, Griffin, kovie, 2S13 Cantrell Street, Philadelphia, Ga. POMPEI, Romeo. Mrs. Maria Pompei, No- dereole, Provincla Aguilo, Italy. I'a. TIPTON, James L. Mrs. James L. Tipton, LINDEN, Albert. Carl A. Linden, 1425 SANDERSON, John. George Horton, Black Elev- Duncan, Ariz. Duck, Minn. enth Avenue, Spokane, Wash. WAGONER. McGIIEE, Gip. J. P. McGhee, West Point, THOMAS. James M. Mrs. Mary Thomas, Ga. LINTNER, Lester L. Mrs. Susan E. Lintner, Ward, Fla. MILLER, Vincent. Mrs. Della Miller, 2223 30 North Mary Street, Lancaster, Pa. TUTTLE, Albert D. Mrs. Elvira Tuttle, gen- Butler Avenue, Superior, Wis. eral PRIVATES. delivery. Sand Lake, Mich. MONTLE. Walter L. Mrs. Charles Montle, VAVASIS, Andreas. Nikolaos Vavasis, Cefo- 1281 North High Street, Fall River, Mass. BOYKIN, Walter. William R. Boykin, Murchi- lonka, Greece. NICHOLSON, John E. James A. Nicholson, son, Tex. WILKERSON, Charley Bert. 1524 Thirty-third Street, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Maggie BRANDT, Charley. Eddie Brandt, Deerwood, Wilkerson, Conser, Okla. NORDHOF, Benjamin. John Nordhof, 61 Minn. Lowell Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. WILLIAMS, Victor L. Mrs. Eula Clymer, ETTORIE, Carelinl. Mrs. Carolena Etterie, Cedar ROUNSUHY', Charles Elmer. Mrs. Clara Creek, Ark. Colchi, Massecarara, Italy. WRIGHT, Edward. Mrs. Minnie L. Wright, Rounsley, R. F. D. No. 7, Johnstown, Pa. FAULKNER, Albert L., jr. A. L. Faulkner, R. F. D., box 64, Savannah, Ga. RUSSELL, William II. T. W. Russell, Hand, sr.. Tilehman Island. Md. W^RIGHT. Roy C. Mrs. Ada Wright, Ham- I k FELDMAN, Sam E. Eli Feldman. 1551 South mond, SCHELL, Robert A. Mrs. Mo. Frances Schell, Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, 111. North Platte, Nebr. FISHER, Ernest W. Mrs. Rebecca Fisher, Eu- Returned to Military Control, Previously SHAFFER, James W. Will Shaffer, U. F. D. gene, Oreg. No. 3, Cresco, Iowa. FLANAGAN, Edwin B. Mrs. Mary Flanagan, Reported Missing in Action. SMITH, Edward B. Sherman Smith, Cooper, 645 First Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. Eldon, PRIVATE. Mo. GEARY, James A. Mrs. Francis Elliot, 41 SPORTEN, Tony. John Sporten, 145 First Ladd Street, Springfield, Mass. LE COMPTE, Adelard. Joseph E. Le Avenue, York, Compte, New N. Y. GRUMBRECHT, Fred. Mrs. Gertrude 48 Fourth Street, New Auburn, Me. TELLOIAN, Hagmp. Nicholas Matchwlian, Schwartz, 594 West Side Avenue, Jersey 1106 West Erie ^reet, Chicago, 111. City, N. J. Killed TINA, Donate. Nick Sibenallo, 200 Michigan in Action, Previously Reported Street, Milwaukee, Wis. HAEFNER, Raymond. Phillip Haefner, 3046 Returned to Duty. Boeckman Street, North Falrmount, Cincin- WADLE, Fred G. Mrs. Lydia Wadle, 2639 PRIVATE. Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. nati, Ohio. WTNINGER, Owen L. Ted Wlninger, Tyler, HAHN, Louis Jacob. Jacob Hahn, 6034 Mel- THOMPSON, Albert Charles. Sergt. Charles Tex. rose Street, Philadelphia Pa. F. Thompson, Company A, New Jersey State WONDRA, William E. Mrs. Mary C. Wondra, HARRIS, Stiven. John Harris, Main Street, Militia Reserve, 425 Market Street, Cam- Valpariso, Nebr. Shenandoah, Pa. den, N. J.

Ohio Rubber Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 500 rub- ber hose connections. $70.35. Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C., 500 J- LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS Inch brass pipe plugs, $28.75. Standard Roller Bearing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 3,000 Micro steel balls, size iTs-lnch, $6.60. Electric Storage Battery (jo., 1825 L Street NW., Washington, D. C., 5 type, 6 ceil, TX- 13-1 nonspillahle type storage battery, $180.25. Motor Compressor Co., 52-60 Dickerson THE MARINE CORPS BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS Street, Newark, N. J., 12 starters for Liberty engine, $3,300. Eastman Kodak Company of New Jersey, Contracts have been placed by the Rochester, N. Y., 12 gross photographic paper, The Bureau of Yards and Docks of the 11-inch by 14-inch P. M. C. bromide. $118.50. Quartermaster, United States Marine Navy Department has awarded the fol- Wright Martin Aircraft Corporation. New Corps, as follows: lowing contracts Brunswick, N. .1., repairs to 100 Ilispano Suiza inner connecting rods, $750. February 13, 1919. 3416. Portsmouth : Piping connection, cir- The Fairbanks Co., Washington, D. C.. 6 culating system, Carroll Electric Co., Washing- dozen hacksaw blades, 12 gauges, 4 right- 1027. J. W. Fitzgerald, Savannah, Ga., ton, D. C., $42,800. angle plates, $66.35. road building. 3787. San Diego, Cal. ; Flood lighting, fuel depot, F. E. Newberry Electric Co., Los An- February 14, 1919. geles, Cal., $3,147. ‘ 1028. Smokeless Fuel Co., Norfolk, Va., ARCHITECT OF TREASURY 300 tons coal. February 15, 1919. AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU 1032. Simmons Co., Kenosha, Wis., 5,000 The Supervising Architect of tlie Treas- Bets cot springs. ury has awarded the following contract: 1002. F. 11. Noble & Co., Chicago, 111., Liberty Loan Temporary Building : Awn- 13,000 marksman's bars. The Bureau of Aircraft Production, ings, M. G. Copeland Co., Washington, D. C,,- 1002. N. S. Meyer, New York, N. Y., 4,000 War Department, has placed orders as $2,054. expert rifleman's badges. follows: February 17, 1919. Union Switch & Signal Co., Swissvale, Pa., repairs to cylinders and crankshafts, $3,530. 1033. The Trailmobile Co., Cincinnati, A. Schrader's Sons (Inc.), Brooklyn, N. Y., The Purchase Information Ohio, 3 lamp carts. 450 Insides for tire valves (Schrader's), 1037. Cameron & Barkley Co., Charleston, $11.52. Office, Room 2542, Munitions S. C., 26,000 pounds iron. E. Edeluan & Co., Chicago, 111., 100 grease cups for airplRue wheels, $3.60. Building, Nineteenth and B February 18, 1919. Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Corporation, Streets, Washington, gives in- Buffalo, N. Y., 500 body brazing unions. No. Contract lias No. 1038 been placed with 13077. $215. formation to persons desiring the Radium Luminous Material Corporation, C. J. Tagliabue Manufacturing Co., Brook- York, N. Y., for sets sight or supplies to New 500 attach- lyn, N. Y., 2 hydrometers, $5.12. to sell material ments for Browning guns. Navy Department, Bureau of Supplies and the War Department and ad- Accounts, Washington, D. life preservers, February 19, 1919. standard Kapok water casks, $179.50. vises bidders concerning bids Contract No. 1039 has lieen placed with the Costoa Supply Co., Now York City, C life Manhattan Card & I’aper Co., New York, buoys, cork circulars, 18 inches in diameter, and awards. N. Y., for 100 reams of paper. $ 28 ; 00 .