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PUtitZSilSD OJiXLY undar order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STJITES 6y COMMITTEE on PUBtIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman -k -k ir COMPLETE Record of V. S. GOVERNMENT ActioUlea

VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, IHHiRUARY 8, 19H). No. 533

DEMOBILIZATION OF ARMY U. S. COMMISSION TO CONSIDER PRICES PRACTICALLY ON THE HOME AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO WAGES STRETCH IN UNITED STATES, IS RECOMMENDED AT A CONFERENCE GEN. MARCH ANNOUNCES CALLED BY SECRETARY OF CO VIMERCE

> 236,824 ARE RETURNED 1 PLAN TO ESTABLISH FROM EUROPE TO DATE CIVlLiANS WANTED TO TEACH FAIR POST-WAR LEVEL TRADES AT ARMY HOSPITALS Fifty - One Cargo Vessels Resolution Adopted to Seek ^ Stirgt'oii Ociieral Annomices In- Being Transformed Into President's Approval ^Be- (lucrmeiits Offeretl to Those Troop Transports to Speed Qjtalined as Iiistrnetors. lieved That Committee's Homecoming of General Conclusions Would Be Ac- — 'I'he War Department authorizes the Pershing's Forces Num- following statetnent from the ofiice of the cepted by Manufacturers, ber of Men Reported Miss- Surgeon General Bankers, and Public. ing The employment of additional civilians Issued Mr. Now Reduced to 7,783 to teach trades and manual arts in the Statement by and Is Decreasing Daily. reconstrttetion wards and shops of Army Redfield. hospitals at a salary of <850 a month, with (piarters and subsistence provided, I’ress intoi’view l)y Ocii. Jlarch, D'chru- Following a series of conferences be- or .$62.50 \)cr month additiotial in lieu iuy 8. 1010: tween members of the Cabinet and others, of (piarters and suhsistmice, is author- l7i the .sumniiiry of casualtios in the a meeting was held in Washington on ized by Surg. Gen. M. W. Ireland. Aniericuu Exi)oilitio!)iii-y I'orces the fig- February 5 which was called lij' the Sec- Consiuerabh' difiiculty has been met ures which 1 gave our last week showed retary of Commerce to consider Ihe in- with in obtaining a sufliciont number of ihat (here were aiijiroxiiuateiy 10,0(X) men dustrial situation, with particular refer- instructors for The hospitals, and the* missing We liave now a eal)legram from ence to unemployment and the prospect of Sur.gcon General has directed that every (5tn. Ikh’shing on that subject. He saj's resumption of active buying. At this effort be made to find ofiicers or enlisted that now tlio )iet nnmher of men reported meeting there were present a number of men (pialilk'd to leach. These may either missing in action is 7,783, and tliis is be- the former heads of the more important he transferred to the Medical Depart- ing reduced from one to two Imndred a divisions of the War Industries Board, ment and remain in the service", or, with- day tlirougli reports of variou.s kinds be- representatives of various Government out tran.sfer, he assigned to such dut.v. ing received and the eflnrts of the investi- departments, and others interested in the Teachers of the following subjects are gations department of the central records needed subject. ofiice. Causes Partly Seasonal. Ordinary school subjects ; agriculture, First and Second Divisions Casualties. market gardening; carpentering; cabinet- It was recognized by the meeting that There has been some discussion in the making: motor mechanics: pattern mak- a considerable amount of unemployment of the papers as to the number of casualties in ing: gas (uigineering; .shorthand; type- existed and that with the return the 1st and 2d Divisions, because the writing: stenotyping; drafting; teleg- troops this unemployment would tend to figures we gave out did not include Ma- raphy; printing; shoo repairing; me- increase. It was also reco.gnizejl that in rines. We now have reports which are chanical engineering; machine work; a large measure the unemployment was ; sign impossibility later for the ^lariiies than they are for electrical work : leather work seasonal and due to the of the llegtdars in the 2d Division, but they painting; and physical education. Ex- carrying out open-air construction in the will give us probably a close approxima- perienced vocational advisors are also Northern States at this time of the year. tion of the actual casualties. rtxi Hired. It was, however, agreed that a second im- First Division, killed in action 2.303. portant cause was the reluctance of buy- than their emer- died of wounds l.O.'iO, mis.sing in action, ers to pui'cha.se more present level 1.780. iti-isoners lOG total 5,248; Second Additional Army Units gency reciuirements at the Divi.sion (Including marines) killed in of prices, and it was felt that a determina- Assigned to Early Convoy^ basic action, 2.71G, died of wounds' 1.329, miss- tion of a post-war level of prices for needed. It ing in action 1,067, prisoners .148. total commodities was urgently authorizi's the 5.260. The War Department was the general opinion, illustrated by following-information: specific cases, that a Jarge latent Demobilization Figures. publication of the many existed in the country, 'file following organizations have been buying power The total number of ofiicers discliarged satisfactory level of a.ssigned to early convoy which needed only a up to yesterday, 67,038 total number of ; prices to become effective. enlisted men discharged, 1.033.812. Total Sixteenth Aero Sipiadron. Prices and Wages. discharged so far in the demobilization, Twentieth Aero Stpiadron. 1,100,850. Two hundred and sixty-sixth Aero It was pointed out that the establish- Orders have been issued for the de- Squadron. ment of a satisfactory level of prices at mobilization of about 1,443,000 men, the Signal Corps Casual Company T.S3. this time offered particular difficulties, details being given in ihe appendix which ITase Hospital Number 7. because war prices, as fixed, are recog- on the other hand, I will turn over to the stenograither. Base Hospital Number 43. nized as abnormal ; With the demobilization reaching this Sixty-ninth Balloon Company. there is no prospect in the immediate fu- (CCutinucd on page 0.) Bakery Company Number 328. (Continued on page 7.) : : : : ; :

2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN:

CLAIMS BOARD IS CREATED Summary of American Casualties BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR In Forces Operating in ^orth Russia TO COORDINATE THE WORK The War Department authorizes piibHcation of the folloioing OF DEPARTMENT’SAGENCIES eahled communication from Archangel^ Russia, dated Fehruarg - Jf, 1919: . TO AUTHORIZE AND 1. Up to and including January 31 the total American casualties APPROVE SETTLEMENT were as follows:

Enli-sted Adjustments Made by Va- Oflicors. mca. Total. rious Bureaus to Be Sub- 2 C4 GO ject to Board’s Scrutiny. Pied, killed in action vT 3 01 Died of wounds received in action 1 12 Ki a Q Assistant Secretary Crow- 1 2 a 34 34* ell, President — Members Total, died and missinf; 7 173 18-1 Representing Purchase, 108 25 Storage, and Traffic Di- G 229 visions. 409 The War Dopaitraoiit authori^jes the followins 2. The total American casualties from January 19 to January 31, A War Department claims board has inclusive, in the fighting on the Yaga front were as follou's: been created by the Secretary of War to sui)ervise and coordinate the work of the various War Department agencies en- Enlisted OiBcers. Total. gaged in tile settleijient of claims result- men. ing from the termination of contracts or otlier ])rociirement obligations made nec- 1 3 4 essary l).v the suspension of hostilities, n 11 and to authorize and approve such set- 18 18 Wounded 2 28 30 tlements. Through special representa- tives of the l)oard sitting with the vari- Total 3 eo 63 ous bureau boards of contract adjust- ment the adjustments of the bureaus are subject to its scrutiny and approval, and 3. On January 31 the total American forces remaining comprised adjustments involving matters of policy W1 officers and J].,76Ji. other ranks, making a total of 1,925. and of particular difliculty and impor- tance are brought before the fpll board for decision.

Members of the Board, Ar.sphenainine equivalents CHANGES IN IMPORT LICENSES Arseuobenzol. d'he members of the War Department Arsamlnol.

Claims Board are : Benedict Crowell, As- Tanvarsan. IN TRADE BOARD RULINGS sistant Secretary of and director WAR Khramisol. War of Phenar.senyl. munitions, president; (i. II. Dorr, as- Neo-Arspheuamine equivalents announces, in a sistant director of munitions Brig. Gen. The War Trade Board Neoarsaminol. ; ruling (W. T. B. R. that Gen- Neotanvarsan. George W. Burr, assistant director" of new 586), eral Import License PBF Js'o. 27, de- Neoeliramisol. purcha.se, storage, and traffic ; Brig. Gen. Ampsalve. B. R. 24-1, issued Sep- Herbert M. Lord, director of finance; scribed in W. T. Arsphenamine sodium equivalent later amended as de- N'eo-Neo-Arsemin sodium. Lieut. Col. Herbert H. Lehman, assistant tember 27, 1918, and in T. B. R. 561, issued Janu- to the director of purchase, storage, and scribed W. Imports from Nova Scotia. ary 1919, has been further amended traffic. 30, The War Trade Board announces, in a to exclude such coal-tar compounds as Special members of the board are W. new ruling W. T. B. R. .582 that General appear in the list of commodities below II. Davis, for Ordnance Department con- Import License I’BF No. IS described in This license now reads tracts and obligations Col. C. A. McKen- mentioned. IS, ; W. T. B. R. 234, issued September “ Covering the importation into the ney, for contracts and obligations of the 1918, and later amended naming the ves- United States from the United Kingdom, purcliase and storage division ; Maj. H. .sel appnwed by the AVar Trade Board as France, Italy, or Belgium or their Euro- L. Goodhart, for contracts and obliga- the Steamship Arainnorc. has been a.gaiii Mediterranean African posses- tions of the Chemical Warfare Service, pean or amended by substituting the words or protectorates, of all commodities Medical Corps, and Signal Corps. Other sions Steamship Xorthland for the steamship those hereinafter enumerated, for special menvbers may bo appointed b^ ^#Xcept Aranmore. As amended this license now of which individual im- the in-esident of the board when neces- *the importation reads will still be reBoston. M iss., by the Steamship Xorth- Na.xos emery ore. Foather.s. land, of tlu; Boston Yarmouth Steamship RED CROSS AND Y. M. C. A. IN Ferroinaiigauese. Co., of all commodities the importation of Spiegeleiseii. which is permitted without license when SIBERIA. Fur skins. overland, or the Great Lakes American Consul General Harris re- Nitrates. coming by Meats ami meat produet.s. from Canada.” ported to the Slate Department that both I’eanuts. the Bed Cross and the Young Men’s Chri.s- Ktcc. tiau Association in Siberia are now well Tin. tin ore ami tin conoentrates or metals Better than money because they earn eontaining more tlian 110 per cent of tin. monev; buy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMl* organized and that their work is highly .Salvarsan. appreciated. N'eosalvarsan. TO-DAY. —;

i II h. HcDDiMiiN : SATl’RD.W, FEBRlTAliV S, lOli).

DISPOSAL OF LUMBER STOCKS NOW HELl) BY THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES

Plan lor Dralors to Absorb Snr- ON PEACE CONFERENCE pliis of Hardwoods Discussed

at (Joneral Ponference. The following oflicial communifiues shouhl be associated with tiie com- wore issued at I’aris: mission in its deliberations. “ A coiifori'iico was Iickl l''el)niai'y 7, In tlieir second and tiiird sessions “ February 6. Tlio President of T!)19, ill tlie Coiiiicil oT National Dol'onse — till! commission have covered i)racti- the United States of America, the lUiililiiijr, Wasliiiigton, 1). C., and was at- caliy one-tiiird of tiieir task. The.v prime minister.s and ministers for toiidod l).v the following repi-esentativcs have discussed tliose articles wldcli foreign affairs of the allied and asso- of tlie Goveniinont and the hardwoods de.al witli tiie motives i»eliind tlie lunilier industry: ciated powers, and the representa- foi-mation of tlie league of nations tives of .Tapau met at the (juai War Department.—IMaJ. W. I\r. Crun- and the olijecls whicli it will safe- d’Orsay this afternoon from d to den/olUco of director of sales; ItlaJ. I!). J. guaril. Tlie constitution of Tts cliief Feisal presented Beein, Itlot.ors and Veliicles ITivision, 4.30, when the Emir organs and tli(‘ (pialiticat ions of tlic the case of tin* Arabs. Ordnance Deiiartinent (iapt. (i. M. (diani- commission witli regard to micli artL^ ; “ bers, Construction IVivision laeut. There will lie a meeting of the cle are provisional. Many apparent ; council at Thomas S. Downing. Stores and Scraj) supreme war tomorrow ectod that tlie remain- ; February G. —The comnu.ssion on ing articles will be covered (piickly.” Suriiliis Property Division ; W. P. Glea- international labor legislation met to- son, ollice of director of sales. day at TO a. m., under the chairman- Navy Departihent.—C'harles M. Mor- ship of Mr. Gompers. ‘‘ February 7—The fourtli meeting ford. “ It was decided that, after exam- of tlie commission’ of tlie league of United States Housing Corporation. ining the articles of the draft of the nations met at 8.30 last evening at D. Ivnickerhacker Boyd. convention submitted by the British the Hotel Crillon. Messrs. Kramarz, United States Itailroad Administra- delegation, the text adopted should Venizclos, Dmowski, and Deuvanty, tion.—George T. Buell. be submitted to the Governments rep- representing, re.spectively, the Czecho- War Industries Board.—Bichard L. I’osented on the commission, and that Kiovak Bepulilic, Greece, Poland, and Humphrey, director of building materials. the latter would thereafter proceed Boumania, took their duty as mem- Building I3ivision JI. A. Styles, bers of tlie commission. Materials ; to read the convention a thii’d time. Building Materials Division. “ The commission then commenced “ The commission provisionally ap- draft proved a number of additional arti- Representing the lumber Trade. a detailed examination of the of the convention, which provides for cles of the draft. Tiie approval of Repre.senting the industry—i\Ir. lii. F. the creation of a general or’ganiza- these articles marks an accord on cer- Peri'y, Secretary National Wholesale tion, with a view to insure the prog- tain questions of the greate.st impor- Lumber Dealers Association, 6G Broa

4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BITIJJ^

18, B. Mnlktin PubllslieU Every WeoU Day, Except Provisional List of Delegates Leg-al Holidays, Uuder Order or lUo President of tte United States and by Autborlty of Congress. To the Peace Conference at Paris Omce: No. 8 Jackson Place, Washington. D. C. Tel. Main 5G00. The following is a provisional, list of mer Minister of Foreign Affairs; M. the delegates to the peace conferenc at Pandia Calogei-as, Deputy, former Min- ('opies of Tuk Ofkicixl U. S. UcLtETix will Paris: ister of Finance. I'p fiiraisliccl without charge to every post office United States, Hotel Crillon (five Serbia, Hotel Campbell, 47 Avenue 111 the United States (to be posted dail.v. for tile bouclit of the public, under order of the delegates). —President Woodrow Wilson Friedland (3 delegates).—M. Pachitch, J’oslmaster Geui'ral) legislative c-xecii ; to and (Villa Iilurat); Hon. Robert Lansing, Prime Minister; M. Trumbitch, Minis- tive officers of (lie United Stales (loveruineiit, Secretary ter and to diplomatic reprp.seiita fives of all foreign of State; Hon. Henry White; of Foreign Affairs; M. Vosnitch, Governments. Knw.iitD S. rLijcllKSTU!!. Kdiior. Hon. Edward M. House; Gen. Tasker H. Minister to France. Bliss. China, Hotel Lutetia, 49 Boulevard RATES BY MAIL. British Empire, Hotel Majestic (five Raspail (two delegates).— M. Lon One year f OO delegates).—Right Hon. D. Loyd Tseng Tsiang, Minister of Foreign Af- Six iii^onths >. 00 One year, postage prepaid to George, M. P., Premier; Right Hon. A. fairs; M. Chengting Thomas Wang. foreign countries 8. 00 J. Balfour, M. P., Secretary of State for Greece, Hotel Mercedes, 9 Rue de Daily Si.x months, postage prepaid to Foreign Affairs; Right Hon. A. Bonar Presbourg (two delegates).—M. Elef- foreign countries 4, 50 Law, M, P., Lord Privy Seal and leader therios Venizelos, Prime Minister; M. liacl! numbers ^ and extra

copies each . 05 of House of Commons; Right Hon. G. N. Nicolas Politis, Minister of Foreign Make all checks, money orders, -and drafts Barnes, Minister Without Portfolio; Affairs. payalile to Tun Opkiciai, U. S. Ilci.r.cTiN. Right Hon. Sir W. F. Lloyd, K. C. M. G., Hedjaz, Hotel Continental (two del- Prime Minister of New Foundland. egates).—S. A. L. Emir Feisal; M. British Empire, Dominions, and Colo- Rustem Haidar. FIFTH BIWEEKLY OrPESING OF nies, Hotel Majestic Poland, 11 Avenue Kleber (two del- Canada (two delegates).—Right Hon. egates).—M. Roman Dniowski, Presi- CERTIFICATES OVERSUBSCRIBED Sir 6. E. Foster, G. C. M. G., Minister of dent Du Comite National Polonais; Trade and Commerce; Hon. A. L. Sifton, name of other delegate not on record. Si'cretiiry (Hass aiinotincctl tlial the Minister of Customs. Portugal, Hotel Campbell, 47 Avenue liftli hiwei'ldy ofIVring (Series Via) of Australia (two delegates).—Right Friedland (two delegates).—Dr. Egas Treasury c(>iiitieates of indehtedness in Hon. W. Ivl. Hughes, Frime Minister; Moniz, Deputy, Minister of Foreign anticiptition of the Victory Liberty loan Right Hon. Sir Joseph Cook, G. C. M. Affairs; Dr. Arthur Vilella. was oversuhscribed. The niiuimuiu G., Minister for Navy. Roumania, 77 Avenue Des Champs •iinoiint offered was .'f.tiOO.OOO.OOO and the South Africa (two delegates). Elysees (two delegates).—M. Jean J. total suhscriptions agg^tegate $0S7,8S1,- Right Eon. Louis Botha, Prime Minis- C. Bratiano, Prime Minister and Min- .lOO. The aggregate of stibseriplions for ter; Lieut. Gen. Right Hon. J. C. Smuts. ister of Foreign Affairs; M. Nicolas cerlilicates in tintieiitation of the Victory New Zealand (one delegate).—S. F. Misu, Minister to England. Liberty loan to date is .$:?,22.a,099,.a00. Massey, Prime Minister. Siam, 8 Rue Greuze (two delegates). 9’he restilts liy Federal lieserve Di.s- India (two delegates).—His High- Prince Charoon, Minister to France; Iricts, arranged in order of the perct'iit- ness Sir Ganga Singh, etc., Maharaja Pliya Bidadh Eosha. Minister to Italy. ! tige of subscription of their (iiiotas, art' its of Bikaner; Hon. Lord Sinha. Under- Czecho-Slovaks, 18 Rue Bonaparte, iddows secretary of State, representing the (two delegates).—M. Charles Kramar, Secretary of State for India. Prime Minister; M. Edouard Benes, I'cdoral Rc.servo Bank. fliiota. Siiliscriplion. France (five delegates).— M. G. Minister of Foreign Affairs. Clemenceau, President of the Council, Bolivia, 104 Avenue de Malakof (one of War; M. Pichon, Minister delegate). M. Ismael Montes, Minister Kew York .S2nS,200,000 S2G.>,814,.)00 Minister — 21,000,000 2'J,078. 500 of Foreign Affairs; M. L. L. Klotz, to France. ,S1,000,000 10;i,04S',500 of Finance; M. Andre Tar- Cuba (one delegate). M. Antonio Minister 1 — 20,800,000 24.000. 009 Comraissicner General for French- ' (provisionally re- M, 100, 000 OO; 7k'tr5U8 dieu, Sanchez Bustamante riiiladolphia ,12, 100,000 40.173.000 American Affairs; M. Jules Cam- placed by M. Rafael Martinez, Minister War I ’42, 400,000 45,400, OOO hon, Ambassador of France. to France). lUohJnoud 20..500.000 20,850, ,500 j 52.000. 000 48.800.000 Italy, Hotel Edouai’d VII (5 dele- Ecuador, legation, 9 Rue de la Bien- 17.000. 000 16, 202, .500 gates).—M. Orlando, Prime Minister; faisance (one delegate).—M. Dorn y de 24.000. 000 20.000. 000 Baron Sonnino, Minister of Foreign Alsua, Minister to France. 14, 400, 000 .5,851,500 Affairs; Marquis Salvage Raggi; M. Guatemala (one delegate).—Name not Total 000,000, 000- 687,381,500 Antonio Salandra; M. Salvatore Bar- on record. zilai. Haiti (one delegate).—Name not on Included in the subscriptions reported Japan, Embassy, 7 Avenue Hoche. record. liy the Federal I'eserve Bank of New (5 delegates). —Marquis Kimmochi Honduras (one delegate).—Name Saionji, former Prime Minister; Baron record. York is one of ijt.Kl.t 100,000 made by the npt qn Nnbuaki Makino, Member of Diplomatic Liberia (one delegate). Name not • Ittlianese Government. -\s was mentioned — in conneetion with a previous similar Council; Vicomte Sutomi Chinda, Am- on record. Britain; Keisheiro phrehase of 'L'reasury certificates this is bassador to Great Nicaragua (one delegate).—Name Matsui. Ambassador to France; M. ~ one among various methoils directly or not on record. - Ijuin, Ambassador to Italy. indirectly useil by the .Tiiimne.se Govern- Panama (one delegate). M. Anto- Belgium, Hotel Lotti, Rue Castiglione, — ment to keep within bounds exchange nio Burcos, Minister of the Republic (3 delegates).—M. Hymans, Minister rates between the two conniries during of Panama in Spain. of Foreign Affairs; M. Van Den Huvel, I he past three years or more. The action, M. Vandervelde, Peru (one delegate).—Don Francis- of llie .laptutosc Government is very help- Minister to Vatican; co Garcia Calderon, Peruvian Minister ful in its olVect upon the international Minister of Justice. to Belgium. ('xchangc and is gretUly apiireciated by Brazil. Hotel Plaza-Athence. (3 dele- M". ihe Treasury. gates).—M. Epitacio Pessoa. Senator, Uruguay (one delegate).— Juan former Minister of Justice; M. Olyntho Carlos Blanco, Minister of Uruguay to ERROR IN GEN. PERSHING’S REPORT. de Magalhaes, Minister to France, for- Paris.

Tlio attention of The <)i'i kiat. U. ,'4. Bui.i.etin has iieen called to tin error in the report of Gen. rershing to the .Swre- tary of War on the opertitions of the under the snbhetiding “ Right Fhuik Pro- as otie of those constituting the Fifth American KxpCHlitionary Forces, con- teeted," appears an ontliuo of the order Corps. This is ineorrect. The coryts was tained in the issue of the Bri.i.ETiN of of battle in the Meus('-.\rgoime offensive, eomposetl of the 7Dth. 37th, 91st, and 32d necemhor 0. (Yn lingo 2.5, column 2. in whieli the STili I'ivision iv eminierated Iiivisions. : :: :; : : :

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$600,000,000 OR MORE TREASURY List of Transports and Army Units CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS Sailing From France for United States ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION The War Department authorizes flic spocliil attention, 17 officer.^, 157 men, 1 Army (Iclil clerk, and 2 nur.scH. following information : INTEREST FOUR AND HALF PER CENT publication of the Also the following naval pnss<“ngers, 11 of- The batticshli') Kunsu.i sailed from (IccrK, 272 men, 2 clvlllana, 13 sallor.s’ wives. Ilrest February 5 and is due to arrive 'I'lie tran.^port Polar Ilrnr .sidled from Will Be Dated and Bear Interest at Newport News February 10 with the Bordeaux February 3 and is due to ar- following ti'oops From February 13—Applications rive at Baltimori! February 18 with the One hiindreil and si.\tO(>nUi ICuRincers, tom- i following: One casual ollicer Chemical plete, Ciimp l)i.\, 40 ofliters, 1,942 men. to Be Received at Federal Reserve One hundred and alxteenth Ammunition Warfare Service, 3 casual enlisted men. Train Headquarters. Motor llattalion IIea olliters, 02.j men. at New York about February 17 with the The Seorelsuy of the Treasury, under foilowing :u>pi"ovcd Sep- The transport JIarrishurfj sailed from the authority of the act SevontPcn casual officers classified as fol- by the act Brest February 5 iind is due to arrive at >'toniber 24, 1917, as nuieiuled lows ; Engineers, 1 ; Orilimuce, 1 ; .Motor

New York February 15 with the follow- Transnort, 1 ; Medical, 1 Air Service, 13. appiwed April 4, 1918, offers for sub- ; Civilians, 4. scription, at par and accrued interest, ing troops throuRli tlie Federal reserve banks, !>;GOO,- Three hundred and sixty-eighth Infantry, The transport Kroonland sailed from Staff Headquarters, and supply certificates of Field and 000,000 or more Treasury company. Medical Hctaclimcnt, Companies A, St. Nazaire February 5 and is due to ar- indebtedness. Series VF, dated and l)ear- r>, C, 1), E, F. ane issued in .'!7 Iledridden, 44 men tultercular and others re- Camp Fuustou. 5 officers, men. 8o,000, ; . denominations of .8500, quiring isolation, 0 officers. Casual Company No. 147, Pennsylvania, 2 $10,000, and .$100,000. .\lso 7 officers and 3 civilian employes of officers, 81 men. I'nlted States Navy.. Casual Company No. 152, New York, 3 offi- Exemption from Taxation. cers, 155 men. The transport Loiiisrille sailed from Casual Company No. 153, Massachusetts, 3 Said certificates sliall be exempt, bolli officers, 140 men. I?re.st February 5, tuid is due to arrive at as to principal and Interest, from all tax- One thousand one hundred and second .Vero New York about February IG with the Replacement Squadron, Camp Grant, 3 offi- or hereafter imposed by the ation now following troops cers, 105 men. United States, any State, or any of tlie Following phofogi-aphic sections. .-Vir Serv- Three hundred and fifty-first Field Artillery, States, or by ice, all to Camp Fpton : Nineteenth, 1 officer, possessions of tlie United Field and Staff, and Supply Company, Medical 30 men ; 20th, 1 officer, 30 men 21st, 1 olficer, excejit (col- ; any local taxing authority, (a) Detachment. Hatteries A, II, C, and D 22d, 1 officer, 30 men 24th, 1 oBicer, 30 men ; ; estate or inheritance taxes, and (b) ored), 4(> officers, 1,206 men. Camp Meade. 30 men 20tli, 1 officer, 30 men. One hundred and sixty-seventh Field Artil- ; graduated additional income taxes, com- Thirty-eighth Coast Artillery Brigade Head- lery Brigade Headquarters, Camp Meade, 8 quarters, 12 officers, 05 men, commanded by monly known as surtaxes, and exces% officers, 67 men. Brig. Gen. (Jeorge Blakely. Detachment Company C. 308th Infantry profits and war-profits taxes, now or here- Sixteen casual officers classified as follows : ; (colored). Camp Meade, 1 officer. 40 men. : Artillery, Transportation States Medical, 4 Field 2 ; after Imposed by the United upon Liverpool Convalescent Detachment Nos. 9, Corps, 1 ; Engineers, 1 ; Infantry, 3 ; Ordnance, the income or profits of individuals, part- 10. and 12, 19 offiiitrs, 194 men. 1 Air Service, 3 ; Dental Corp.s, 1. clerk nurses. ; nerships, associations, or corporations. One Army field and '3 Other casual civilians, 5. duty, Medical Detachment for 3 officers, 4 St. Nazaire convalescent detachments as The interest on an amount of bonds nurses, men. follows : Nos. 31 and 32, 2 offleers, 215 men ; and certificates authorized by said act Casual Company No. 1013, scattering, 3 Nos. 45 to 49, inclusive, 18 officers, 074 men ; officers, 105 men. approved September 24, 1917, and amend- 7 nurses, 1 Army field clerk ; attendants, 5 casual officers classified follows Four as officers, .34 men, and 11 nurses. ments thereto, the principal of which does Quartermaster. 1 Air Service, 3. ; Sick and w’ounded included in above as not exceed in the aggregate $5,000, owned • Other casuals, 1 man, 0 enlisted men, 1 follows : Bedridden, 30 men ; mental, 7 offleers prisoner, 1 civilian. ; by any individual, partnei'ship, associa- 2 nurses, 1 field clerk. Others requiring no Sick and wounded included in above : Bed- special attention, 13 officers, 859 men, and 5 tion, or corporation, .shall be exempt from ridden, 32 men mental, 2 officers, 3 men, 1 ; purses. the taxes provided for in clause (b) nurse ; tubercular, 2 men ; others not requiring above.

Privilege of Redemption. The right is reserved to reject any sub-- Upon 10 days’ public notice, given in scription and to allot less than the Export Trade Reports such manner as may be determined by amount of certificates applied for and to Filed With Commission the Secretary of the Treasury, the cer- close the subscriptions at any time with- tificates of this series may be redeemed out notice. Payment at par and accrued as at and accrued interest interest for certificates allotted must be a whole par The following export trade organiza- on or after any date, occurring before made on and after February 13, 1919, and tions have filed reports with the Export the maturity of such certificates, set for on or before February 1919. Affer 20, Trade Division -of the Federal Trade first installment of Federal re- the payment of the allotment and upon payment Commission under the provisions of the bonds of- will interim receipts the subscription price of any serve banks issue Webb export trade law fered for subscription by the .United pending delivery of the definitive certifi- States after the offering and before the cates. Qualified depositaries will be per- On February 7, 1919. maturity of such certificates. The cer- mitted to make payment by credit for Southern Pacific Trading Corporation, tificates of this series, whether or not certificates allotted to them for them- Los .Vugeles, Cal. (Certificate of incor»- called for redemption, will be accepted at selves and their customers up to an poration by-laws.) par with adjustment of accrued interest, amount for which each shall have quali- and if tendered on such installment date in fied in excess of the existing deposits On February 8, 1919. payment on the subscription price then when so notified, by Fe'deral reserve Steel Corporation, payable of any such bonds subscribed for banks. As fiscal agents of the United Consolidated 1G5 Broadway, New York, N. Y. (First re-' by and allotted to holders of such cer- States, Federal reserve banks are au- certificate of incorporation, by-laws, tificates. thorized and requested to receive sub- port scriptions and to make allotment in full and member companies’ agreement.) .^s- Do Not Bear Circulation Privilege. in the order of the receipt of applications .sociation No. 9. The certificates of this series do not up to amounts indicated by the Secretary bear the circulation privilege and will of the Treasury to the Federal reserve Help your Government and yourself at not be accepted in payment of taxes. banks of the respective districts. the same time—buy war-savings stamps. 7r—19- 2 : ;

THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLE' GENERAL MARCH’S WEEKL Y STA TEMENT TO PRESS (Continued from page 1.) serve Corps was something like 10,000, Q. Has the department any policy of I and up to the last report which I have, .selecting National Guard units for return point it is jiractically on the home stretch the numher is 13,138, a very substantial in advance of Regular Army? in the United States. It has now gotten and valuable increase. The number of A. 'There is no such thing. We have down .so tliat we will have in front of us officers eligible for discharge who have been trying to make one Army of that in a very short time only the overhead applied for commissions in the Regular outfit over there, and the fact is our re- detachments wliich must be retained for Army keeps on a steady increase also, placement system has changed the men future progress of the demobilization. there being on file time who were originally with any given di- The machinery which has been evolved at this 5,913 of such officers. vision around .so that they no longer rep- for this work is now practically complete, resent the section from which they came and is able to handle very many more Questions and Answers. originally. 'Take the Second Division, men than General Pershing is able to for instance, which is referred to as a send over here on ships, so that the future Q. Have you heard anything more Regular division. Replacements on ac- of demobilization will depend entirely about the German ships? I notice that count of casualties, etc., have filled this upon the number of men which he can there is some statement in the papers division with volunteers and drafted men. transport across the sea. ’ At no time do that the Germans are dilatoiy in turning We have had to feed in men who have we see shipping in sight which will oc- them over. come in by the ordinary processes of the cupy the demobilization detachments to A. We have had a number of cablo draft. Of cour.se, the .skeletons of these di- their fullest extent, and with the official grams from Mr. Hurley and Gen. Hines, visions have been retained and some of the announcements that have been made dur- who is over there in the interest of ship- officers, but the fact of the matter is that ing tlie last few days that a .shortage of ping, but apparently the negotiations it is one homogeneous force taken from labor is expw-ted in the early spring tlie have not reached the point where we can all sources. And when these divisions concern of individuals about this problem say definitely what ships we are going to come back, whether as divisions, regi- apparently can be completely quieted. It get. I can not tell you definitely what ments;, or ca.sual organizations, each man has been solved. we are going to get. is personaMy “ section Q. General, cable reports have carried asked What did Troops Back from France. from ? ” some suggestions that the Rainbow Divi- you (xime Reports are made up and sent to this side, sometliing like this: In Iho matter of bringing troops back sion might return early. Is there any- The 150th Division (to make one up) 55 from the other side, the number of men thing in this? lier cent from sector around Camp Lewis, uho liave actually been shiiiped from A. We have nothing on the Rainbow Washington, 25 per cent from Camp Tay- France to tlie United States, up to Janu- Division. lor, 22 per cent from sector around Camp ary 3Q-31, is 230,824. The number that Q. Can you give us any idea as to when Sheridan, etc., and when they come to the sailed in the month of January was about this division will be returned? United States they are' sent to the dif- 114,000. The estimated number which A. No. The 42d Division is a part of ferent camps so reported and discharged we think we will have sfiipping for in this the of occupation, a^my and the opinion within 350 miles of their homes. month—February—is 160,000. of the War Department about the matter I liave ordered the"change of 51 cargo Parades by Divisions. of bringing back our troops is this : Neces- vessels, lielonfdng to our cargo fleet, into sarily within a reasonably short time the Q. Does this mean that the plan of troop ti'iijisports, and we find that it takes people in Europe, the allied heads, and having divisions parade in certain citie.s about 49 (lays from the time of the issu- the President of the United States will has been given up? ance of plans for the transformation of a have reached a definite conclusion as to A. We are bringing them back as divi- cargo ship to the time it actually sails as what the size of the army of occupation sions, and sending them- to the neighbor- a troop ship. The orders were given will be, and the United .States will furnish hood of their homes for discharge. The some time ago, and the ships are coming a certain number of tryops. If they de- 27th New York Division, which has been in now completely transformed from termine upon, say, 10 uivisions, all the up in Flanders with the British, has cargo capacity to troop capacity, and, as I rest of them will be brought back except retained more of its old organization say, 51 ships have been designated. the 10 divisions, with their services of tlian any of the others, and we will try The 230,824 men who have been .sent supply troops, and, as has been an- to get that whole division in New York from lOurope back to United States nounced, it is our policy to bring thp at one time, if we can, so that it can for discharge came out of ports in this troops back to the very limit of our ship- paraile there. In most of the cases, how- fashion ping. ever, organizations of a division do not Brest, 119,009, or about 51 per cent arrive at the same time, and in very Q. Have you read the Philadelphia ] St. Nazaire, 30.314, or about per cent; few cases could we assemble the whole 15 story about Brest, and can you say any- Boi'deaux, 47.075. or about per cent. division. It i.sn’t capable of being done, 20 thing about those reported deaths that that’s all. Brest the Main Factor. were reported as casualties? Q. Is there any plan to bring the 42d A. Yes. That is perf(}ctly preposter- i^h-om qll other ports, includin.g ports Division to Washington for a parade? ous. We do not get tlie sick reports at in Euglaiid, about 14 per cent, or a total A. There is a very warm spot in Secre- Brest from the casualties. send so it will They of about 34,000 ; bo seen that tary Baker’s heart for the 42d, and I over the hospital reports. All of the hos- Brest is Ihe grc'atest factor in the success .shouldn’t be at all surprised if that pitals in the American Expeditionary of our demoiiilization plan, so far as the could be managed. Forces send in their form reports, show- American Expeditionary Forces are con- I. Reports show that, according to the ing admittances, why men are there, de- cerned. It is the only harbor where our latest data on hand, the following dis- scription of wounds, etc. When these very large troopships can get in, and it charges of officers and men have bi-en come in we know exactly what the condi- is the backbone of the program from accomplished. Discharges from returned tion of the men is. The sick report at France. There is some statement in one oversea contingents are included: of the new.spapers that we were frying Brest is excellent, and .this is not from cablegrams, but OFFICERS. to put in at Brest 12,000 men in a camp Gen. Pershing’s casualty from the hospital reports themselves. Total number of officers, resigned 1 which only held 4,000. This is absolutely or discharged 07,033 ludicrous. There are now in Brest, in The Forty-Second Division. EXLISTED MEN. that camp, over .50,000. and we aive going Discharges up to and to make it a camp of over 100,000. It is Q. General, in answering the question included .Ian. 25, 1019- 905, CSl Discharges for week end- f going to be the biggest canqi in the world. about the 42d Division, did you wish to ing Feb. 1, 1919-;.— S5, 452 'Twelve thousand men would not be a give the impression that the present army Early returns week end- drop in the bucket to what we have of occupation would remain there after ing Feb. .S, 1919 42, 679 033. S12'| there. the determination is made? 1, The number of ofTicers who were dis- A. I did not mean that. The deter- Total discharges, charged from the Army and applied for mination of the number of divisions officers and en- listed men 1, 100, SoO commissions in the Ileserve Corps keeps would first have to bo made, and we up a very encouraging increase. Last would then have to decide which divisions II. Orders have been issued to date! week the number of oflicers who had were to make, up the army of occupation (Feb. 7, 1919) for the demobilization of- actually been commissioned in the lie- and which were coming home. ((Tontinued on page 0.) : :

111 . lY: SA^rur.DAY, FKnin'Ain' s,

DEATHS REPORTED IN THE NAVY U. S. Commission to Consider Prices DUE TO ACCIDENT OR DISEASE And Their Relationship to Wages

TIio Xiivy T (oitartiiu'iit roiiorts the fol- (C'ontiiiuoil from piigo 1.) (4) Those ndvanc. d prii i s largely ol.liiiii lowing of Commerce uiton tliis situation wtis protracted matter since prices of one West One liundred and twenty-second hr icily as follows: commodity affect other commodities and Street, New York City. (a) Impressed with of the situ- producers would wait for one another to the gravity Ensisn Harold Waldinar KJellsren, ation, the sulijcct was considered at a number take the first step. Such a course of of conferences by different members of the I’nited States Naval Reserve Force, died procedure would involve much unemploy- cabinet. at Rockford. Hi., .Tanuary 14. Father, (b) Pursuant to eoncluslon.s there reachcil, ment and a loss to both labor and capital. Andrew Kjellgren, 1530 Seminary Street, a meeting called by me was hold in Washing- * ton on February 5. I had previously ap- Rockford, HI. AToluntary Cooperation. pointed -.a number of the more important ;!1- Ensign George ^.\Ilen Hunt (P. O.). It was (he sense of the meeting that vlsion heads of the War Industries Hoard as United States Naval Reserve Force, died the fine spirit of voluntary cooperation my advi.sers, and tliese and representatives of the various governmental departments and tlie falling such ns result of down the hold of in industry which had proved a others interested in the .subject were present IT. S. S. M’uthcna at Plnlndelphia, Pa., valuable factor in the conduct of the war at the meeting. February 1. *Wife, Mrs. Francis R. Hunt, should be availed of to ease and expedite 5. The conclusion.s reached at this con- 2S1 Beach Street, Wollaston, Mass. the processes of readjustment and that ference were briefly a.s follows: Lieut. Commander Dlarc AV. Larimer, the manufacturers of the country would United States Navy, died on board the be willing to take the first step. (a) It was felt that a large, latent buying power exists in the country which needs only U. S. S. Cotinnbia, Feb. G. of pneumonia, After a full discussion of the situa- a fair adjustment of prices to become active while attached to U. S. S. Montgomenj. tion, which occupied the greater part of and effective. Motlier, Laura B. Larimer, 304 East the day, a resolution was adopted, ask- (I)) That there is no prospect of the resto- ration of prewar prices and the prices of every- Thirteenth Street, Wichita, Kans. ing the Secretary of Commerce to seek thing will remain higher than In prewar days. Frank .Tohn I’aynter^ plumber and fit- the approval of the President to the ap- (c) ' That it is highly desirable to take steps ter, United States Naval Reserve Force, pointment of a committee to deal with the to reduce the prices of all commodities abnor- mally high to their proper level. died as the result this of a railroad accident, situation. It was contemplated that (d) That it is necessary in considering the Jan. 20. at Chicago. Mother, Mrs. Mary committee should call into conference the readjustment of prices of materials to have Agnes Paynter, 7729 South Halstead representatives of the basic industries of due regard for the necessity of maintaining a proper and just wage scale. Street, 111. Chicago, the country to examine conditions in in- (e) That the fine spirit of voluntary co- Elmer Prank Wiggin, seaman second dustry with a view to the formulation of operation in industr.v which proved such a class, United States Navy, died at Rotter- a scale of prices at which the Government valuable factor in the conduct of the war should be availed of to expedite the processes dam, Holland, of internal hemorrhage, departments and other buyers would be of industrial readjustment. as the result of being thrown against justified in buying freely and at which (f) That time is of the very essence of bulkhead of waste while coming over side the manufacturers would be willing to handling the problem -and the situation re- quires the utmost speed. of U. S. S. Jan. 27. Father, Absaroka, sell with a view to maintaining or restor- (g) It was therefore determined that it Joseph Frank AViggin, 19 Ash Street, Ex- ing business activities to a full volume. would be wise for the Secretary of Commerce the approval the President the eter, N. H. It was felt that time was the very essence to seek of to appointment of a board to deal with the Robert Lloyd AAWods, coxswain. United of the problem, and that therefore the situation. States Naval Reserve Force, died as the appointment and action of the committee (1) If the approval of the President is had, result of a fall down the hold of U. S. S. should proceed with all possible speed. I contemplate appointing a board largely from division Industries ^Va^dhcn(l, Feb. 1. Mother, Mrs. Francis It was believed that public announcement the heads of the War Board, with a view to coordinating the interest AA’oods, Coggeshall Avenue, Newport, of the conclusions of such a committee and efforts of government, labor, and industry, R. I. would have a great value in establishing in an effort to remedy present industrial condi- Bradley AA’ri.ght, mess attendant third confidence in a level of prices and would tions. (2) It is designed that this board shall from class. United States Naval Reserve Force, be accepted by bankers and others as a time to time call into conference the indus- was killed as the result of an automobile basis for credit. tries of the country, and the first of these accident at Naval Operating Base, Hamp- conferences will be with committees or repre- sentatives of industries producing basic ma- ton Roads, A’a., Feb. 4. Sister, Miss Alary Conditions Confronting the Country. terials. such as iron, steel, textiles, cement, AAh’ight, AA'est Street. Baltimore, Aid. lumber, copper, brick, and other construction Conditions confronting the country materials. now are: (3) These conferences will be designed to British Vessel Charter 1. Unemployment of labor, now large ascertain the present fair selling prices of ma- For Iron Ore to Cease and rapidly increasing. terials. 2. A stagnant condition of industry (4) The board will, pursuant to these con- ferences. and upon considering the recom- due to several reasons The following cablegram was received mendations of the representatives of industry, from Consul (a) Industries are not resuming production form and announce its conclusions. . General Skinner at London, in full volume for lack of buyers. (5) The work of this board will be con- dated January 31 (b) Consumei's are not buying except for tinued so long as it may be deemed in the pub- Shipping controller gives notice that immediate needs or emergency requirements lic interest for the good of all. because of high and unstable prices. official ore broker will to It felt public cease charter (c) Prices are high and unstable, due to the (h) is that the announcement tonnage for iron ore from Alarch 1 as re- effects of the war, which interfered with the of the conclusions of the board after the con- ferences contemplated will be of great value p.spects south Spanish or Alediterrauean ordinary operation of the law of supply and demand. in establishing a proper level of prices, and r ports from Alarch 15 as respects ports the stability thereof, and will induce a general ; (1) Prices were inflated beyond the possi- north .Spain and France. From these bility of maintenance upon the same scale resumption of Industrial activity, such .as the during peace time. deferred building program : and that opera- dates trade must negotiate on open mar- thereafter in pur.^iiinnco of (2) Prices advanced or were fixed to en- tions undertaken ket, l)ut pending release of shipping any courage maximum production by producers the policies announced will afford a safe basis transactions anil serve as a Irasis .availal)le British vessel under requisition operating at the highest cost. for business for consideration b ’ bankers and others. in or- will continue to be chartered to mer- (3) Prices advanced disproportionately, some 3 showing increases over the prewar prices of der to enable them to determine proper bases by enterprises. chants ministry through brokers as 250 per cent while others showed but 50 per for credit of industrial rc.spects approved cargoes. cent. WlLLI.VM C. Redfield. :

\ 8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN?

Synopsis ofAnnual Report of the Federal Reserve Board Showing How Government Is Meeting War Obligations

The Federal lieservc Bouial aiitliorizes purchasing power of money has declined, selves out in a gradual and orderly man- the following February 8, 1919; but this is due to the abnormal and ner. Discount rates, which for the past The anmial report of the Federal Re- urgent demands for goods and services 18 months have been based upon the serve Board for the calendar year_1918, and the accompanying expansion of rates borne by Government issues, must as siibinitted to Congress, has heoii pre- credit and currency. The quality of our for the time being continue to be fixed

pared in much greater detail than here- currency has been maintained ; there is with regard to Treasury requirements; tofore and gives a most complete story a single standard of prices which is based but when the war obligations of tlm. Gov- of tlie national financing during the last upon the dollar, and not a double stand- ernment have been digested, and-the in- and most important year of the war. In ard, one based upon the gold dollar and vested assets of the Federal reserve submitting the report the board say.s in the other upon the paper dollar, as M'as banks have been restored to a commer- part: the case during and after the Civil AA’ar. cial basis, rates can be established with “ In meeting the emergencies occa- The increased volume of Federal reserve reference to the commercial requirements sioned by the war, Governments every- notes has been an incident or an effect of of the country.” where have been compelled to make un- expansion of credits I'ather than the precedented articularl.v to fused throughout the world ; and the upon by the Secretary of the Treasury, those whose earl.v educational opportuni- ela.stic quality of our currency, the main however inconsistent .some of the steps ties are shown to have been limited. necessary to be taken might be with prin- constituent of which is now the Federal “The recommendations made i),v. the reserve note, will soon be manifest, as in- ciples which usually govern in normal conference u ere received by the Secretary deed it has already been evidenced, in times of AA'ar, and after examination by him “ some degree b.v the retirement of approxi- The financial obligations of the Gov- will be .sent to The Adjutant General of has mately ,$200,000,000 of notes since the ernment are being met, the war been the Army, under whose control the dis- close of the year.” won. hostilities have been ended, and ciplinary barracks are placed by law.” repre.sentatives of the United States and In this connection attention is called the allied powers are now in conference to the fact that- while the minimiini re- regarding terms of peace. serve against Federal reserve notes re- THE WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST required by law is 40 per cent, as a mat- Banking System Strong and Sound. ter of fact this reserve has not fallen be- The AA’enther Bureau has issued the fol- “ Within a few months the country’s while the low GO per cent, and that low! n- forecast for the period February war financing will have been completed of Federal, reserve notes in maximum 19 to 15. 1919, inclusive: and the board can then deal with the circulation durin.g the year was $2,701.- North and Middle Atlantic States.—Sno-w problems incident to bringing our credit 95G.000, the CO per cent gold reserve or rain Monday or Tuesday ; fair middle of structure and our banking operations (which otherwise wotild have been in the week and probably snow or rain again toward etid back to a commercial basis. Our .banking circulation) held" against such notes was the of the week. Temperatures nearly normal, except somewhat below about situation is strong and inherently .sound .$1,021,173,000, so that the actual increase the middle of the week. and is much stronger than would have of circulation due to Federal reserve South Atlantic and East Oulf States.—^Fair weather, except rain been the case had the war continued for notes amounted to but $1,080,783,000. about Tuesday or Wed- nesday. Nearly normal temperatures. another year. Obligation Dpon the People. AVest Gulf States.—Kaln Monday ni.ccht or

“On December 31 the Federal reserve Tue.sday ; generally fair thereafter, nearly “An obligation.” says the report, “ rests banks held a reserve of about 50 per normal temperatures, except probably some- upon the American people to assist the what below about the middle of the -(feek. cent against their combined liability for Government in the completion of its Ohio A’alley and Tennessee.—Snow or rain tleposits and note issues, and if the re- Monday night or Tuesday and again at the end financial program, and to absorb the se- of tile week otherwise generally fair. Nearl.v serve against deposits be compujied on ; curities which have been and are yet to normal temperatures, except somewhat below the basis of the legal requirement of 35 be issued. This absorption can be. ac- about the middle of the week. per cent the reserve against Federal re- Itegion of Great Takes. Occasional snows complished hy reasonable economies and — serve notes would he GO per cent. The during the week, with nearly normal tempera- by persistent saving for .some time to tures. except somewhat below about the mid- - ability of the country to absorb invest- die of the week. come, and it will be the duty of the Fed- ments has proved to be far greater than Ppper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val- eral Reserve Board and of*the baidcs in had been anticipated, and our credit leys.—Snow Monday or Monday night, fol- the meanwhile to aid in the extension of lowed l»y fair by Wednesday : snow or rain structure, although expanded, is un- credit facilities necessary in the pro- again prol>able toward the end of the week.'' shaken. Nearl.v normal tenipei'aturcs, except somewhat . cesses of production and distrihution.” below about the middle of the week, although No Currency Problems. That the board is not unjnindful of the nearl.v normal on leeward shores of the Lakes. Northern Kocky Mountain and Plateau Re- *• AVe have no currency problems and many elements of danger lurking in gions.—Frequent local snows during the week. conditions are not comi)arable with those forced and premature contraction of Temperatures below normal tirst half and which existed at the close of the Civil credit and currency is shown by the fol- nearl.v normal thereaftcl'. Rocky Mountain and Plateau Re- AVar, and while the volume of circula- lowing extract from its remarks Southern gions.—Generally fair, except loom snows early tion is larger than it has been at any “Drastic contraction would be fol- in the week. Nearl.v normal temperatures. ])oriu(l in our history there has been no lowed b.v results no less disastrous than Pacific States.—Occasional rains over south- ^ .and frequent rains over northewu depreciation in the gold value of our cur- tho.se which would attend undue ex]ian- ern portion portion, with snow in the mountains. Tem- rency. every form of which is on an sion, and the processes of dellation must peratures below normal early iu the week over abseluto parity with .gold. True, the therefore be permitted to woi'k them- north and central districts. ; ; : ;

X lAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1010. 9 b

J^GEN.MARCHES WEEKLY STATEMENT f SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED (Coiitluuod from puge C.)

approximately 1,443,000 men, as follows: TREASUEY DEPARTMENT. side, gummed, piTntciI, 3S by 8g Inches, raa- nllii, window, 3,'i, by J Inch, ua per auinplo Ti'oops In tho United States 1, 258, 000 furnished inetiil Bureau of Engraving and Printing, ; 1,000 tags numbered consec- Oversea troops returne44 389 of one year or for four years beginning .Tnly 1, ; ; 3, Cal. and the Builders’ Exchange, St. Paul, Dodge. _ 44, 264 003 1919. Blanks for proposals, speciflcatlon-s. and : 7, Minn., and at the office of the superintendent 489 iustruction.s to biifders, with samples to show 2. of the Wahpoton School, Wahpeton. N. Dak. Fremont 982 144 color and finish of paper and cut and style of 2. For further informal Ion apply to the super- 538 309 envelopes, will be furnished upon application Funston 31. 9, intendent of the Wahpeton School, N. Dak. to' the purchasing agent, I’ost Office Depart- Cato Sella. Commissioner. Gordon 1 i 23, 451 1, 050 ment, Washington, D. C. Proposals for construction of two (2) Iav,a- txrant 897' 050 Bi, 571 Casuals 49, 000 and 40,000,000 pesos gold to Italy for the Nov. 30, 1918 — 40, 650 Divisianal and organization 136, 000 — sui-plus Argentine products. Dec. 7, 1918 96, 705 purchase of Dec. 14, 1918 194,957 Total 185. 000 Doe. 21, 191.8 182, 736 .. Dec. 28, 1918 74,307 Grand total 1, 443, 000 Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no .Tan. 4, 1919 65, 686 Jan. 11, 1919 78,819 Total (includes 56,000 classed as "sick and red tape—Get a WAR-SAVrXGS STAMB .Tan, 1919 260 wounded,” but released, for discharge when 18, 77, to-day. Jan. 25. 1919 88,990 physically eligible therefor). 71'—19 3 : :

10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, RED CROSS HOME SERVICE

Informclion for Soldiers' and Sailors’ Families, Issued by Department of Cioilian Relief.

Reinstatement of Lapsed Renewable .service. The regulations as to these re- dar mouth in which the premium was the Term Insurance. spective classes differ both as 1o payable, then, in addition to the require- period within which reinstatement may ments stated in the last sentence, the ap- A recent decision issued l>y the Secrc- be effected and also as to the necessary plication must bo accompanied by a tury of llio Treasury on tiie war-risk ia- supporting evidence. formal report of examination made by, sui-ance act in reference to reinstatement a reputable physician substantiating the of lai)sed insurance after the insured pei‘- Regulations as to Class (a). applicant’s statement to the satisRiction

military ' son has been discharged from (a) One class is composed of persons of the director of the Bureau of AA'ar- or naval service Is as follows discharged from military or naval serv- Risk Insurance. 1. If the insurance has lapsed for non- It sliould noted that ice prior to January 1, 1919, whose in- bo the requirement “ payment of premium such insurance may surance lapsed for failure to pay the first of a formal report of examination by a be reinstated (a) if the application is premium after discharge. In such c.ases reputable plij^sician. substantiating” “to made at any time within two calendar reinstatement may be made on or before the satisfaction of the director of the of the cal- AA’ar-Ri.sk ” “ months from the expiration June 30, 1919, upon the applicant’s signed Bureau of Insurance the ap- ” “ endar month in which the premium was statement to the effect that he is in as plication’s statement either that lie Ls payable, upon the applicant’s signed state- good health as at the date of his dis- in as good health as at the date of dis- ” “ pient to the effect that he is in as good charge, accompanied by a formal report charge or that lie is in as good health health as at the expiration of the calen- of examination made by a reputable as at the expiration of the calendar dar month in which the premium was physician substantiating said applicant’s mouth in which the premium was pay- liayable; (b) if application is made at statement to the satisfaction of the Di- able,” as the case may be, may be diffi- any time subsecpient to twm calendar rector of the Bureau of AVar-Risk In- cult to comply with becau.se of the unlike- months and before the expiration of five surance. It should be noted that al- lihood tliat the same physician had exam- calendar months from the expiration of though the regulations contained in para- ined the applicant at tlie earlier date or his the calendar mouth in which the premium graph 3 of T. D. 39 AV. R. provides that had personal knowledge of condition was payable, upon the applicant’s signed no application will be required in connec- at that time. statement to the effect that he is in as tion with the reinstatement of insurance Sample Letter for Class (a). good health as at the expiration of the lapsed for nonpayment of the first pre- calendar month in which the premium mium after discharge if such premium A suitable form letter for u.se in cases was ])ayable, accompanied by a formal is tendere3. Insurance tendered within the second calendar within two calendar mouths from the ex- Certificate No. 980.211. 117 - month following the date of discharge. Chestnut Street, itockford. 111. piration of the calendar month in which 4. .Ml reguliitions heretofore lusttranco Division. made the premium was payable, then, in addi- ;iad which conflict with tiie foregoing ale Bureau of War Bisk Insurance, tion to the tenefer of the amounts due, Treasury Department, hereb.v revoked. the applicant need only apply for rein- AVashington, D. C. sliould It be noted that these later statement and state in writing that ho is Gentlemen’ : On November 1. 1918, my Gov- ernment insurance in the sum of regulations apparently permit reinslate- in as good hetdih at the time of the ap- $10,000 lapsed for failure to pay the premium due on menl of insurance held by men dis- plication as at the expiration of the taleu- October 1. 1918, following my discharge from charged for physicitl disability—some- dar month in which the premium was military servigg^on June 20, 1918. I hand you herewith money ordoi* for $26.40, payafile to thing not previously permilted. p.ayable. If the application is made sub- the order tif the Treasurer of the United 'riu's(' regulations divide into two sequent.io two calendar montlis but be- States, in payment of premiums due for Octo- class(>s all cases of insured persons after fore the expiration of five calendar ber, November, and December, 1918, and Jan- tiischarge from the military or naval montlis from the exiuration of the calen- (Coutinued on page 38.) : i •

TIIK OFFICIAL XL S. TUJLLKTIX: SATFKDAY, FKBrilTAKY 8, 1910. 11

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SIMI’.SON, Walter Mrs. Daisy S. Carrol, Hel.n F. SECTION 1, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. S. LOUGHRAN, Thomas E. Mrs. It. l'\ 1). U, Westminster, S. C. Loughran, 23 Padelford Si t. Providence, Tlie I'ollowiiiK casualties are reported SMITH, George. Mrs. Grant OaUlo, Ponsforcl, R. I. Minn. M.VR.Sl'H.AT, p'rank. Mrs. Rose Marschut, eoiiiinamliiiK general of the Aiueri- by the S.MITII, Marvin W. Kroby G. Smith, Guinea 513 Jack.son Slrcrt, Wiiliinarulc, Conn. caii lOxpeditiomiry Forces: .Mills, Va. M.AA', Harry Frauklln. Oble Francis May, R. STEEN, Gustav A. Ingvalcl Steen, Naples, F. I). I, Ellettsvllle, Ind. Killed in action 46 S. Dak. M.AV, John. John -May, Hardlnsburg, Ind. Died from wounds 20 STOEPl.EI!, John W. Mrs. W. Steepler, -tO ORS.AK, .lohn J. John Orsak, sr., Y'oukmn, Wounded severely 39 Kiilton Avenue, Newark. Ohio. Tex. Sl'ENCEIt, John C. Mrs. .Mattie Lou Spencer, I'El KILIM, George S. Mrs. -M. C. Peckham, It. E. D. ;t. Mulberry, Tenn. Broadway and Bartollc Court, Newport, Total 105 SUI.LIVAN, Edward M. Mrs. P. .T. Sullivan, R. I. l;>22 Center Street, Newton Center, Muss. Pli KKEL, .Archie B. Mrs. J. H. Plckrel, 5535 V.VLLES. Antonio. Mike Valles, 127 Vine South Second Street, St. Joseph, Mo. Killed in Action. Street, Sharon. Pa. I’R.ATER, Guy C. John Prater, Uiadyvllle, WAG.N’ER, Harold II. Egbert M. Wagner, Tenn. 1-IEUl’HNANT. general delivery, Harlan, Mich. SMITH, Emil .A. Louis A. Reese, 60 South 'I’ETEKS, Hiirry It. Mrs. John G. Peters, WOODWOKTH. Earl E. Mrs. C. K. Wood- Eighth Street, Newark, N. J. Osceola Mills, Pa. worth, 520 East Main Street, Owosso, Mich. REEVES, Earle M. Albert .1. Reeves, Wind- sor Locks, Conn. SERGE.CN’T. Died of 'Wounds. RODGERS, William II. 11. M. Rodgers, R. F. HESS, Doyle E. Mrs. Ella M. Smith, 318 D. 1, Bloomingsburg. Ohio. West Second Street, Ecrwick, I’a. HEUTKN.ANT. ROM.VNOWSKl, Joseph S. John Romanow- COKPOltAI.S. KENYON, Nelson T. George R. Kenyon, 61 skl, 1520 North Lejivitt Street, Chicago, III. Broadway, York, N. Y'. Otto 11. Mrs. JONES, Frank W. Mrs. .Augusta Jones, Ches- New SCHUTRUMPH, Edith Som- mers, 3111 West Ninety-sixth Street, Cleve- ter, Iowa. I COKPOR.VLS. land, Ohio. KI.N'G, Koy C. Christopher C. King, Lewis- WALKOWLAK, Andrew. Valentino Walko- SHIELDS. Park Wynette. Mrs. Florls ville, Tes. wiak, 25 Welsh Way, I*ittshurgh, Pa. Shields, Edinboro, Pa. WILIjLAM.S, MITCHELL, Orville T. Charlie G. Mitchell, Thomas E. J. B. VVilliams, Mid- Y'Y’SKECIL, Frank. .Mrs. Mar.v Konchlsky, land City, Ala. •103 Pine Street, Johnson Cit^', Tenn. 358 West Seventy-second Street, New York, COOK. PRIVATES. N. Y. BROWN, I’lcasant. Y'OUNG, Fred. Mi-s. Ella Brown Y’oung, 4140 Floyd Mrs. E. Irving Brown, Corydon, UOOVEU, C. E. Northcraft, Ind. Cleveland .Avenue. San Diego, Cal. Cuervo, N. Mex. EVEY'. John P. Mrs. Jessie Evey, Lewistown, BT8+1.ER.S. PRIVATES. Mont. GUNTER, Fred. Mrs. Kittle Gunter, Tellico ANDERSON, James Mrs. .Annie Anderson, GAINER, Irwin E. Mrs. J. Gainer, Ncche, N. I’lains, Tenn. . Dak. 107 North Lincoln .-V venue, AVashington, IIUST.AI). Gerhard M. Ncls Ilustad, Battle N. J. GOETZ, Edward P. Mrs. Amelia Goetz, 1526 Lake, Minn. AUSTIN, Floyd E. Ed Austin, R. F. D. C, Geneva Street, Racine, Wis. MECHANTCS. Scottsbins, Ind. HANSON, Leonard. Harry II. Hanson, Wil- GR.ANDST.AFF, .Mrs. BL.ANSEORD, Robert. Mrs. victoriuc Blaus- ton, Wis. Alfred J. Eudora Grand- staff, R. P'. D. Austin, Ind. I'ord, A\est Louisville, Ky. J.AJIES, Duncan G. Mrs. Kate Wilks, 115 3, GR.AY', Herbert BONESL.t WSKI,' John. Tony Boneslawski, Alderson Road, Saltley, Birmingham, Eng- B. Stephen W. Gray, Kins- 50 Broadway, Everett, Mass. land. ton, N. C. LY'N.N'. Harold F. Mrs. Susan Ilolohan, BOYER, Louis S. Ralph O. Boyer, Clarksdale, KENDRICK, Glenn R. Mrs. Jennette Ken- 425 Tyndall .Avenue, Tucson, .Ariz. .•Vriz. drick, Villisca, Iowa. SEIGLPl, Henry .A. Mrs. .Mabel C.VUTER, William L. Benjamin C. Carter, R. LARSON, Leonard. Mrs. Amio Sophie Lar- Wilbanks, Judson Mills, Greenville, S. C. F. D. 5, Ba.xley, Ga. son, R. F. D., Galesbur.g, III. -CLINE, Harper M. Mrs. Mary L. Cline, Lake- LEASURE. Maurice J. Frank Leasure, 101 SAODLKU. ville, Ohio. Sheridan Street, Mansfield, Ohio. PREBLE, Frederick P. Mrs. Mary A. Preble, CROW, .Arthur F. Mrs. Arty Crow, Lafe, .Ark. McCLEAN, Alexander. Mrs. Francis Mc- 566 Lynn Street, Malden, JIass.' Cloan, 2137 North EVYUN, Henry. Sam. Feldmont, 120 Seigel Twenty-ninth Street, MUSICIA.N. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. FREGIEN, John. Christof Fregieu, Cold- MOTES, James C. Joseph A. Motes, R. F. D REISJIULLER, John L. John .A. Reismuller, water, N. Dak. 7, Troy. Ala. 131 North Sixteenth Street, East Orange. FULLER, .Allred W. Mrs. Katherine Fuller, PLASK.Y WIECKI. .Julius. Mrs. Ida Yagum, N, J. 55 Elm Street, Trenton, Mich. 117 Gittere Street, Buffalo, N. Y'. COOK. HELLER, Carl B. Fred J. Heller, 1234 Lin- SPULAWSKI, Steve. Frank Spulawski, 414 MILNER, Raymond K. Mrs. Joseph W. Mil- coln Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa. East Pine Strei't, Olean, N. Y. ner, 1071 East Columbus Street, Columbus, HOLT, Ed. Edward B. Holt, East Overland STEIGHNER. Chris A. Christ Steighner, Ohio. Street, El Paso, Tes. Fenelton, Pa. K.ALLESTAD, Juul A. Lars Kallestad, Frost, THUET, Oliver V. Mrs. Frances Thuet, 4747 SECTION 1919. Minn. Laska Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. 2, EEBEUARY 8, K.AR.-aEA, Joseph. Malth Buchko, UNDERHILL, Elmer E. Lamberton, Mrs. Carrie Under- The following casualties are Pa. hill, Little Rock, Iowa. reported by KEARNS, Perry. Mrs. Mary Kearns, Wash- WILSON, Winfield S. Mrs. Jennie Wilson, R the commaiuling general of the Ameri- F. D. 1 Logansport, ington Street, Petersburg, Va. , Ind. can Expeditionary Forces KLEIN, Ferdinand A. Mrs. Annie Klein, 1426 Covington Street, Baltimore, Md. Wounded Severely. Died from accident and other KUCHENBECKER, Ernest O. Albert Kucken- CORPORAES. causes > ll , becker, 625 Nineteenth Avenue, Milwaukee, H.ARTENB.AUER, John. Mrs. .Jennie ITarten- Died of disease 45 Wis. baiier, 1512 East Sixty-fifth Street, Chicago, Wounded severely KUKLA, Thomas. Fade Kukla, 316 Thirty- 99 fourth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. HOLCOMB. Eddie, Mrs. Annie Carpenter, LESLIE, Herbert C. Mrs. Mary Leslie, 758 Temple, Tex. Total 155 South Third East Street, Salt Lake -City, HOPKINS, Oscar B. Henry Hopkins, 512 Utah. West Park Street, Cherrvvale, Kans. Died Accident McCOOY, Clarence Hubert. John W. McCoy, HOPKINS, Walter G. Mrs. Elizabeth B. from and Other Canses. Providence, Ky. Hopkins, 29 Putnam Avenue, Cambridge, COOK. Mass. MOELLER, Richard. Fred Moeller, R. F. D. HUNT, Samuel Winsor. Mrs. PROTIIRO, Mathias II. S. J. Prothro, Cou- 6, Celina, Ohio. Gertrude Hunt. R. F". D. Westport, N. ' shatta. La. MUELLER, Frank J. Frank .Mueller, Wash- 2, Y. JOHNSON, -Albert O. W. C. Johnson, PRIV.ATES. ington route 7, Marshfield, Wis. For- rest, Miss. Joseph MURPHY, Thomas F. Mrs. Emma Murphy, BOWERS, Edmond. Miss Phoehe Wilton, Iowa. JOHNSON, Elmer W. Mrs. Clara M. Johnson, Bowers, Jersey Shore, I’a. R. F. D. 5, Mexico, N. Y. BR.AM.AN, I’eter D. Mrs. NORTON, William Lee. Wm. L. Norton, Emma Braman, KELLY, John C. R. P'. D., Marysville, Cal. Miss Anna Kelly, 458 West East Rochester, N. Y. Thirty-first Street, New York, N. Y'. C.AHOON, Oscar Eugene. O'BRIEN, Patrick. Miss Mary O'Brien, 7205 Mrs. Norma Ca- KENWORTHY', Harold. Mrs. Flor.a lioon, Hope Valle.v, R. I. Chalten Street, Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Ken- worthy, 12 Estha Street, Greenacres, Old- Hall, Louis C., jr. Louis Hall, sr., 304 Michi- ham, Lancashire, England. gan -Avenue, Owasso, Mich. OLS.ANSKI, Peter. Mrs. Annie Boraski, 174 KING, Morris. Mrs. Ellen King, R. F. D. 1, H.ASEY’, Thomas P'. Philip T. Hasey, 8.80S Avenue F, Bayonne, N. J. box 249, Birmingham, .Ala. Tomkins Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. RAFFERTY, George 15. Mrs. Anna Rafferty, L-ANE, William. Mrs. Susan Lane, 33 Web- LEE, Thomas. .Albert Pla.gcii. 10 West Thir- 1221 Euclid Avenue, Pueblo, Colo. ster Street, Newark, N. teenth SAILOR, J. Street, Sioux City, Iowa. George W. Mrs. Lucllla I. Sailor, LEEDY, Hiram K. Carmel -A. Leedy, R. F. LOWERY, Bond M. Mrs. .M:iry .A. Lowery, Montgomery City, Mo. D. Indian SHOCKLEE, 2. Springs, Tenn. Oronogo, Mo. Lewis. Mrs. Ollie Shocklec, Liv- LORENZE, Edward F. Mrs. Quin Lewis, 2101 STEELM.AN. .lames .A. Gharlie Steelman, R. ermore, Ky. Market Street, Fort Worth, Tex. F. D. 1, Little Cedar, Iowa. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETTX: SATUF o, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

STKIN, Fred. Mrs. Lydia B. Stein, 1038 ROCK, Laylln. Mrs. John W. Rock, 328 East CREEDEN, Cornelius. Mrs. Helen Creeden, drove Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Court Street, Urbana, Ohio. 952 East Ontario Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WILSON, Chester W. Ur. Elmer E. Mose, VOSBURGH, Fred. Mrs. Fred Vosburgh, Cas- GARRETT, Todd. Mrs. Edna G. Brun, Au- Arlington, Wash. tletou-on-the-Hudson, N. Y'. gusta, Iowa. GR.AY, Ernest .Aaron. William Gray, New Died of Disease. SEKGEANTS. I'lymonth. Ohio. Dennis, ALEXANDER, Worley W. J. H. Alexander, H.ART, John George Lang. William ritlVATES. 260 Kossuth Street, Trenton, N. J. R. F. D. 2, Caruthersville, Mo. BKISLANCE, Albert .Toseph. Mrs. Pauline BEA'1''JTE, Edmund B. Mrs. Alice B. Beattie, JOSEPH, Prosper R. Mrs. Emma Joseph, Elinra, Orleans, La. Bri.shiiiep, Palisade, Minn. 0320 Limekiln I’lke, I’hlTirdelphla, Pa. 1342 New Mathilda Lorion, BLOWN, taiighn Bremer. Garrett Newton BRADY', Jessie R. Thomas R. Brady, Grand LORIOn, Edward H. Mrs. Brown, North English, Iowa. Prairie, Tex. 1005 Main Street, Fitehburg, Mass. Cloyce. Moore, 143 South BKY.VNT. Oscar. Dave Bryant, R. 1'. D. 4, BRAUN, Louis W. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Braun, MOORE. J. H. Franklin Street, Richwood, Ohio. ho.x 3-1, Boston, Ga. 470 l'’ifty-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BURNS, Thomas C. Mrs. Margaret Burns, It. BUNTON, Lawrence C. Mrs. C. B. Bunton, COOKS. E. I>. 2, Watertown, Minn. 1420 Commonwealth Avenue, Bo.ston, Mass. CASTRO, Ereueo. Celso Castro, Los Lunas, CONWAY’, John J. Mrs. Mary Conway, 138 REIS, Joseph George. Miss Millie Reis, 2310 N. Mex. Vandalia Street, Buffalo, N. Y. South Twelfth Street, St. Louis, Mo. CIIA'IIOLLE, Charles Franklin. Mrs. Agnes COOPER, Harris Howard. Mrs. William Da- ROD.ANO, Tony Augustine. John Rodano, 24 Grinin, Mercedes. Tex. vid Cooper, East Brady, Pa. Carden Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CHONG, Fong. Fong Chong, 1915 Stockland DOWNEY, Hugh R. John J. Downey, Merna, PalVAXES. Street, San Francisco, Cal. Nebr. CLIPSTON, Ernest S. Mrs. Rose Clipston, Herbert GLOVER, S. Mrs. Emma Glover, PEARCE, Joe B. Mrs. G. W. Pearce, R. F. D. 703 West Avenue, Utica, N. Y. 233 Ward Street, Springfield, Ohio. 1, ZwoHe, La. CLOSSON, Clarence L. Mrs. Margaret Clos- HILL, George Peter Hill, S. 916 Orange PE.ARSON, Jacob J. William H. Pearson, son, box Hillsdale, N. Y. 41, Street, Shamokin, Pa. 601 North Fifth Street, B Y’illage, Hope- DAVIS, Dan. Richard Davis. La Junta, Colo. HOFFMAN, Max Herbert. Mrs. Rose Hoff- Va. EVANS, Abner. well, Mrs. Mont Hart, R, F. D. 3, •man, Ripon. Wis. Frank W. Harvey Reetz,. Cromwell, box 34, W'aynesboro, Miss. REETZ, HOPKINS, .Tohn Jonas. Albert Jackson Hop- lotva. FREEJIAN, Ben. Mrs. Arie Freeman, Sufifolk, kins, R. F. D. 3, Carlisle, ICy. Salazar, Blais Street, Va. RIV.AS, Sandalio. Gus IvANE, Thomas J. Jacob Orbon, 150 Brown Beiton, Tex. GORDON, .Tames A. Mrs. .Tames A. Gordon, Row, Glen Lyon, Pa. ROBERTS, Floyd W. Owen Roberts, 141 323 North Second Street, Livingston, Mont. KLEN, Ronald C. Ira E. Klen, 022 North South Grove Street, East Aurora. N. Y. GORMAN, William. ^Irs. Maggie Smith, Hazel Street, Danville, 111. Charles William. William Robi- Morocco, Ind. ROBINETT, LOUDERYIILCH. Robert C. Mrs. Harriett H. nett, -Ash Grove, Mo. HA.MS, Henry. Mr.s. Bessie Hams, R. F. D. 1, Loudermilch, 365 West Walker Street, Up- ROCK, Helmuth L. WilUam Rock, Dixon, box ()."), Bovina, Miss. per Sandusky, Ohio. II.VRDING. William. Mrs. Annie Iowa. Harding, OATE.S, Joseph .T. I’atrick ,T. Oates, 73 Or- ROG.AN, .Joseph J. Mrs. John Rogan. Ep- 512 West Taylor Street, Taylor, Pa. ange Street, Bloomfield, N. .T. IIEXSEL, Elmer worth, Iowa. S. Jerry Heusel, 304 West ROIG, Ventura. Miss M. Roig, box 945, San ROLLINS, Sylvanus B. N. W. Rollins, Chase Broad Street, Hazleton, Pa. Juan, P. R. City, Y'a. IIOLl.IDAY, Thomas .1. James J. Holliday, SAAL, Russell L. Mrs. Lulu Herbsh, 1946 Harry W. .Alonzo H. Rorer, Sandy R. F. D. Iloulka, Miss. RORER, 1, Bleecker Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. Level, Va. K.tRDOKT'S, John E. Carl Kardokus. R. F. SUMRELL, Eugene. Edward W. Sumrell, ROSTER, Peter J. Mike Roster, Freclnirg, D. 1. Colony, Okla. Scotland Neck, N. C. Minn. . KEl.LS, Clark. JIrs. Evelyn Kells, 4021 Howe TIERNEY, Edward J. Mrs. Mary Waldron Lewis. H.fman Rudin, 122 Ludlow Street. Oakland, RUDIN. Cal. Tierney, 433 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, Street, New Y’ork, N. Y. TCEMP. .lohn. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Blair, Tex. N. Y. SCHULTZ, Leslie A. Mrs. Clara Delemator, LOCKHAR'r, Charles P. Miss .Tessie Lock- WIELIAMS, Lewis E. Mrs. Lewis D. Wil- Nordment, Pa. hart, 431 Spreekels Buildings, San Diego, liams. 60 Sussex Street. Port Jgrvis, N. Y’. SHOBERG, Gust W. Theodore Shoberg, Kush I'al. • WOLFE, John C. Mrs. Racheal Wolfe, 31 Citv. Minn. Mf.VDAJIS, Walter C. Mrs. J. J. Stanley, 290 Beldon Avenue. La Salle. N. Y. SHORT, Ernest. Mrs. Flora Short, 2129 T\ est Anchor Street, -Avenue, Guthrie, Okla. Beaumont, Tex. coaroRAi-.s. Oklahoma Mc'DADE, Ellis. Leonard MeUade, Dodson, SHOW.ALTER. Eldon L. -Andrew Showalter, La. BRAUN. Stuart R. Mrs. Anna Braun, 250 Onekama, Mich. „ Mary Sidler, Thayer, MolNTYRE, Alexander. Neil McIntyre, R. F. Beringer I’lace, Ben Avon, I’a. SIDLEK, Carl E. Mrs. D. 1, Ncwl>erry, Mich. BUTLER, Irvine Robinson. W. O. Butler, M.ARKR.AY. Joseph. Jim Beaver City, Nebr. SIEGEL, Henry. Mrs. Sarah Siegel. 110 Markray, R. F. D. 5, Street, Taylor, .\rk. COCHRAN, Ijoren C. C. K. Cochran, 533 West One hundred and fourteenth NITJIAN, Stanley E. Mi’s. Elsie Michael, 502 East Sixteenth Street, North Portland, New’ York, N. Y. .Andrew Sikorski, 2i -North New Street, Bethlehem, Pa. Oreg. SIKORSKI, Chester. N. Y. MOORE, Joseph E. William A. Moore, Kin- FINKBEINER, William II. Fred Finkbeiuer, Sobieski Street, Buffalo, derbook. 111. Bridgetown Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. SILBERBERG, Emanuel. Charles Sllberberg, MOULTRIE. Frank P. Blandean Moultrie, R. FRENCH. Declan .T. Mrs. JIary French, 50 547 North Division Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Skinner, F, 1 >. 1!, Jasper, Fla. Main Street, Waterford, Dungarvan County, SKINNER, Donaldson. Mrs. Della blURR-W, .Tillius Caesar. Cyrus Murray, Ten Ireland. 184 Montague Street, Yonkers. N. Y. MLRRIE. Thomas J. Mrs. Sarah Murrlc, It. G.\Y, Holt. .Tohn B. Gay, Saul. Ky. SNY'DER, Julian. Joe Snyder, Swalkie,

1 -Vi- F. 1 . 2, box 41, Summers, Ark. HOTTSER. Andrew. Minrod Houser, 3630 Russia. I’ALMA. Frank. Miss Saris Savvia, box 1, len Stret, Philadelphia, I’a. SORENSEN, I-aurits C. Chris .Anderson, 407 Sp.'.rUill, N. Y. HT'RD. Charles E. Mrs. Charlotte Hurd, 224 Third Street, .Albert Lea, Minn. I’E'l'ERSON. Phillip. George Peterson, 818 Howard Street, Olean, N. Y'. SORRELL, Rupert. S. N. Sorrell. Sharke.v, Lai c \ venue, Racine, Wls. JOHNSON, Edward N. S. A. Johnson, 785 Ky. I’RIEBE. Rudolph. Gustav Priebe, Osseo, North Seminary Street, Galesburg, HI. Emil W. JIrs. .Anna Stein, Freder- .^^inn. KEELING, Marion R. Mrs. Laura Keeling, STEIN, icksburg, Tex. SHORTSI.ee VES, Haltsay. Mrs. Daisy Short- Chaumont, Ky. James A'. Mrs. Luela Sutton, Nes- siecM's. Jericho, Vt. KROL.VK, John V. Vincent Krolak, 614 SUTTON, 111. kowin. Oreg. SIMONE'l'TI, Angello. Tulio Murari, box 319, North Street, Peru. D. Mrs. Alma I^nnkford, Hill, Raritan. N. J. L.VNKFORD. James TAY’LOi:. Carris. James Taylor, Pink City, SMITH, Charles E. Robert B. Smith, 411 525 West Thirteenth Street, Oklahoma N. C. Edgewood Street, ilorristown, Tenn. • Okla. T.AYLOK. Robert. Miss Susje O'Neil, 8 Law- SPE VRS. Charlie. Mrs. Maggie Turner. Kents Ij.VRSON, Andrew C. Mrs. Christ Christen- Wis. Store, La. son. Racine, T.AY'LOR, William Edward. William Henry S'l'EVKOWri'Z, Anthony. Adolph Steckowitz, William E. John A. McIntyre, McINTYRE. Taylor, St. Johnsbury. A't. 552 West Fifty-fourth Street, New York general deliverv, Rockingham. N. C. Lizzie Livesay, City. MTT/I,S, John P. Tom W. Mills, R. F. D. THOMAS. AVarren L. Mrs. 447 AVost Twenty-second Street, Los .An- S'n'MPl''F, Delbert. Thomas Stumpff, R. F. 5. Austin. Tex. NET,SON. Helmer N. P. C. Nelson, Erwin, geles, Cal. I). 2. Merriam, Kans. M. Thomp- THOMPSON, Edgar. Mrs. Emma Moody, S. Dak. THOMPSON, George AA'. Mrs. Iva general delivery. Quincy, HI. Neeses It. F. D. 1, Sprinsrtleld, S. C. RIT.EY', Thomas V. William Riley. Forty son, VALLARD. Wilfred A. Mrs. Clara A. Val- Fort. Pa. TUCKIE, E. -A. G. -A. H. Tackle, Burdine, lard. 457 Main Street, Melrose, Mass. ROTSEL, Oliver. William C. Rotsel, Bryan. Ky. WARRICK, Charles. Mrs. Mary McLaughlin, Ohio. A'ON ESCHEN, Arthur. Jacob A'bn Eschen, R. F. I). 2. IVcst Newton, Pa. SSIITH. Millard R. Mrs. Millie L. Smith, Big Stone, S. Dak. WILL. Alfred C. Mrs. Marie Will. 747 Thir- Doiibs. Frederick County. Md. A'ORE, Harry. John A'orc, R. F. D. 4, Zanes- ty-sixth Street, Milwaukee, Wls. TOTiD. Frank Russell. Ylr.s. lone D. Todd. ville, Ohio. YOUNG, Crawford. Mrs. Jane Young, R. F. .Vfton. N. Y'. I. Mrs. Jo.scphlno A'orn- 1). box 03, West I’oint, Miss. Joseph C. John A. Walker, Mo- A'ORNDR.AN, George 1, WATJ'CER. Bridgeport, Conn. hawk. 'Tenn. dran, 58 AVheeler .Avenue. Wounded Severely. WILLIAMS. Russell S. Jacob A. Williams, W.ALKEItrFrank J. Mrs. Sarah AA'alker, 232 Thornwood. W. Va. Duncan .Avenue. Cheboygan, Jlich. LIKUTEXANTS. B. Mrs. William Zim- ZniMER. William WELD. Clarence -A. Louis P. AA'eld. R. IL D., Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. AUTKEN. William G. Mrs. William Aitken, mer, 27 Terhune Bennington, A't. Iowa. 421 Otsego Street. Storm I.ake, w.rooxER.s. YOUNG. Johnnie. JIrs. JIary Young. Brandy, IvELI.Y, Llo.vd E. Mrs. Julia B. Kelly, 2028 County, A'a. Matheiv. Mrs. Kate Brabcn- Culpeper Mvrtle Avenue NE., Washington, D. C. BR.VRENDER, 202 409 Washington Street, Port Washing- GR.AA'O, Isaco. Miss Catherine Gravo, MOORE, Claude E. Herbert Moore, Frulta, der, Haven, Conn. Colo. ton, Wis. Lamberton Street, New the official it. g. bulletin; SATUBDAY, FEBTHLVBY 8, 19ia, 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PEARSON, Clifford. Mrs. Peter Pearson, 122 CZ.YRNECKl, John. .Mrs. Kina C/.iirneckl, R. SECTION 3, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. Crawford Avenue, Bellevue, Pa. F. I). 1. box 99, San Antonio, Tex. The followhiK otsuiillios are reported REESE, Charles E. Charles A. Reese, 1234 DEHAYFN, YVilliam. .Mrs. Currie Dehaveu, 409 YY'oodlnwn Avenue, Colllngswood, N. J. Ameri- Fedora Street, Los Angeles, Cal. by the coinmiUHling general of the ROBB, tlhester J. Josiah R. Robb, R. F. D. DIE.YIER, Karl L. .lolin Dlemer, Jefferson- can Exiieditionury Forces: 2, Gainesville, Tex. lown, Ky. ROTH, Emil. Dr. E. Roth, 421 Seventh DO.N'B.YRiiFR, Arthur. Fred Donbarger, gen- Wounded slightly 392 Street, Brooklyn. N. Y’. eral delivery, Tcscott, Kans. Wounded (degree undetermined) 339 RYAN. Frederick W. Mrs. Katherine Ryan, < DI.’BE.N, .Ynton G., Jr. Mrs. 'J'eresa Duben, 2303 Midland Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y'. 5513 Daloff Road, Cleveland, Ohio. SCHMITZ, Albiu C. Mrs. Marie Schmitz, E.YG.Y.N, Dennis F. Michael Eagan, 11 Hub- Total 731 C3.3 Central Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y'. bell Avenue, Ansoula, Conn. SCOTT, George W. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Scott, El''FFRSO.\, Clureuce. .lohii Efferson, .Sprlng- 1440 Farwell Avenue, Chicago, 111. vllle. La. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). SIMS, Clifford. Henry C. Howell, Richland, EYYTNG, Hurry E. .YIlss Dottle Dolgety. 94.5 Oa. YY'e.st Fifty-first Place, Los .Yngeles, Cul. CAPTAINS. SWECKER, Claud E. M. J. Sweeker, YY'ythc- FELI.OYY’S, YY'illiam A. .Ylrs. Florence Fel- lows, 87 Park Street, T.nwrence, Mass. CONI). Cicero B. (JporKP B. Bond, 90,I Shelby ville, \’a. Louis Tibe, FEWPEL, YY'illiam S. Tlicodorc Felpcl, Bird Avemie, Nashville, 'INnui. TIRE, Joseph. 1G58 Van Buren Street, Chicago, 111. in Hand. Pa. MOIKAN, Philip K. JIivs. Annie (>. Molsan, Joseph Ladislas. Mrs. Joseph Tlkal, FIDLER. YY’ebsfer S. Samuel Fidler, It. F. lliOo l.imleu Avenue, Baitimore, Md. TIKAL, Prairie du Chicn, YVls. 1). 2, box 2, Pine ftrove, Pa. LIEUTENANT.S. YERGENS, John F. William F. Y'ergens, FILI.BACH, George E. .Mrs. Eliza Fillbach, 338 East Tipton Street, Huntington, Ind. Faircliild. YVls. ADAMS. Alonzo A. Mrs. Carrie .T. Adams, FILSlNttllR. YY'illiam. Charles Fllslnger, 08 4939 I’asadena Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. COItPOU.\LS. Y’ermont Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. JOHNSON, Frank Bobort. Miss Helen C. FINNIL.Y, YVilliam. .Ylrs. Emma Flnnlla, box Johii-son, general delivery, Genesee, 111. AGENS, John E. Miss Lillian M. Smith, 223 34, Boston, Mich. LAHY, .lames I). John Goulett, 123 Hunger- North Penn Street, Allentown, I'a. FLE'l'CHER. .Tolin. Mrs. Y’iolet Fletcher, lord Street, Hartford, Conn. AIKEN, David II. Mrs. Estelle M. Aiken, 150 Saylcrsville, Ky. LUSK. James. Mrs. L. H. Lusk, 20G South Confederate Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. FREEL.YND, Charles. Mrs. A. Free- I’oplar Street, Greenville, Miss. BOARDMAN, Herbert E. Mrs. Louisa Board- Laura land, Casey, III. I’AL.MFi:, Harold II. K. K. I’almer, 21S East man. 141 Parker Street, Lawrence, Mass. FUR'l'NOY', Arthur S. Miss Y'ear Furlnoy, Chie.igo Street, Coldwater, Mich. BROW’N, Alexander. Mrs. Salima Brown, 1703 North Bruce Street, Baltimore, Md. ITS Frederick Street, Kitchener, Ontario, TEASK, Dwight A. Mrs. A. II. Pease, 1040 Canada. Prospect Avenue, Hartford, Conn. i BUSCH, George E. George YV. Busch, 1840 Fti'I'lt.VL, Albert S. A. Charles K. Mrs. Florence D. ' East Chase Street, Baltimore, Md. S. Futral, Gatman, TEMPLETON, Miss. White. 120 Riverside Drive, York, N. Y. SCHMITZ, Andrew F. Mrs. Anna Schmitz, New G.YGNON, Robert A. Miss Claudia Dancosc, TADSKIN. Athol G. W. II. Carpenter, Mar- C502 Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, 111. 67 Stark Street, Manchester, N. II. lon, Kans. SCHULER, Frank J. Mrs. Lorna I. Schuler, G. Angelo. -Ylphonse Do Rose, 29 SERGEANT MAJOR. Watervllle, YY^ash. YLGANO, Elm Street, Mount Y’ernon, N. Y’. Mrs. Carrie Scofield, 4(L KING. Frank. Mrs. Ida King, Schuyler Falls, SCOFIELD, Tony. GEARY'. I’atrick W. Mrs. Mary J. Geary, N. Y. Congress Street, Newark, N. J. box 23, Irvington, Cal. SERGEANTS. SEIGMAN, Clyde K. Mrs. A. L. Seigman, GOLDEN, Harr.v. Alex Golden, 111 East 52.5 Elmer Street, Y’ineland, N. J. One hundred and twelfth Street, New York, ADAMS, Orvel N, Mrs. Ema Adams, Bigtree SEITZ. Claude M. Andrew M. Seitz, 136 N. Y. Street, Aurora, N. Y. Spring Street, Medford, Mass. GRIFFIN. Harold Y'. Mrs. Minnie Griflin, 84 AGNEW, Samuel F. William G. Agnew, 1019 SHORE, Harry YY'. Miss Gertrude M. Shore, Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. Maple Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio. 213 Gorham Street, Lowell, Mass. Hayden. Mrs. Marie Skeaton, GT’NNUFSON, Arnold M. Joseph Torkelson, BENNETT, William M. Mrs. Emma Z. Ben- SKEATON. Turtle Lake, N. Dak. nett, 2850 111. Station B, R. F. D. 2, Columbus, Ohio. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago, H.YNSEN. James G. Hans Peter Hansen, SOMMERY’ILLE, George Y\'. Mrs. Bessie BEIANT, Ralph A. Mrs. Gladys Briant, 218 Currvville, Mo. Huron Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Sommervllle, 306 Park Avenue, Clearfield, HARPER. Lee. Mrs. Celia Harper, R. F. D. 2, Patrick J. Pa. CLARKE, Mrs. Eileen Clarke, 117 YY'est Moreland, Tenn. Ambrose. Samuel Stroe, R. F. D. East One hundred and twentieth Street, STROE, 1, Clark Mrs. Ella Elkton, Ohio. HICKMAN, W. Kane, Mount New York, N. Y. Morris, Pa. WALSH, Edward, jr. Mrs. Mary Walsh, 3806 CROUCH, James M. Mrs. Angle Crouch, 314 HOFEN, Albert P. Mrs. Mary T. Hofen, Tenth Avenue, Homestead, Pa. Council Grove Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. George. George W. Watson,' Con- Queen City, Mo. DAGGETT, Harvey Augutus. Mrs. Rosa Dag- WATSON, iniGHES, Floyd. James B. Bowling, Lodi, solidated Ticket OfiBce, 161 West Jackson gett, Eldora, Iowa. Okla. DESREMAUX, Ernest O. James O’Neill, box Boulevard, Chicago, 111. 98, Oconto Falls, Wis. WELLS, Frank R. Emery A. Wells, Del Rey, HUGHES, Greenland F. Mrs. Eva Hughes, DYNAN, William G. Mrs. K. Dynan, 1934 Cal. Quitman, .Yrk. Webster Avenue, New York, N. Y. WELLS, George H.' Hiram F. Wells, East HTiGI’ENIN, Faron B. Mrs. H. Ylills, 18U Ea.st Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y’. ENNIST, Bertrand S. Mrs. Alice JI. Ennlst, Stone Gap, Va. Cl Elmendorf Street, Kingston, N. Y. WHITE, Donald F. Mrs. Donald White, Car- HULL, YY’illiam Mrs. Carrie Hull. R. F. D. Marcellus, N. Y. FINCH, Leo R. Mrs. Flecta Finch, box 34, rollton, Ohio. 2, Norman Earl. Mrs. Mabel Manton, Mooreland, Ind. PP.IVATE.S. HUME. FRENCH, Charles B. Thomas French, 521 North Anson. Me. North Garfield Avenue, Scranton, Pa. AGLER, William O. YVilliam Agler, R. F. D. HUMMER, YY’alter N. Nicholas Hummer, 229 FYSTROM, Clarence Theodore. Mrs. Ole 2. Mendon, Ohio. North Cass Street. Delphos, Ohio. Mi's. HTTMPHRIES, YValter Y’. Mrs. Maggie • Fystrom, general delivery, AGUILAR, Amador. Florence Cardenas, Genesee, N. Dak. 1321 Campbell GAITHER, Roscoe B. Mrs. George Mj Gaither. Cotulla, Tex. Humphries, Street, Kansas Harrodsburg, Ky. AHRENS, David M. Mrs. Flora Hoffman, 517 City, Mo. • Pa. GARDNER, William II. H. Z. Gardner, §05 South Court Avenue, York, HUNT. Michael PeteiY Mr.s. Maggie Gold- Center Street, Henderson, Ky. ANDERSON, Albert. Peter Anderson, McFar- schmidt. R. F. D. 2, White Lake, S. Dak. HERRING, Hugh. Mrs. Florence R. Herring, land, Wis. lANNUCCL. -F/UCio. .Yntonio M. lannucci, 7 W.are Avenue, Towson, Md. ANDERSON, Frank Gustaf. Carl Anderson, 7406 Tioga Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hickey’, Ambrose F. Jlrs. Mary Hickey. 414 general delivery. Plateau, S. Dak. JOHNSON. Gottfred. Louis Newquist, 2521 South Meadow Street, Watertown, N. Y. B.YKER. Eli. Mrs. Lillie Therrell, Peach- Quincy Street, Minneapolis. Minn. land, niLLLVRD, Walter S. Mrs. Anna Nelson N. C. KARNES. Robert L. Mrs. Callie L. Karnes, P. Slocum. 4340 Beech Hill, north side, Cincin- BOUCHER, James Hiram Boucher, R. F. Chico, Tex. D. 111. nati, Ohio. 1, Gorham, K.YRP, Mathew W. Ylrs. E. Karp, 1921 Cleve- HULL, Walter Grant. Mrs. Mary Hull, Ely, BRIDGE, .John J. William J. Bridge, 367 land Avenue, Chicago, 111. Nev. Nia.gara Street, Tonawanda, N. Y. KARPA, Stock C. Stock C. Karpa, Cape HUNT, Francis V. Mrs. Loretta Monahan, BRONNER, Charles. Mrs. Pauline Bronner, Charles, Y'^a. Vanderbilt 202 Ninety-sixth 412 Street, New York, N. Y. East Street, New York, KINDLEY, John A. Mrs. Margaret Kindley, JORDAN, James. Cary II. Jordan, Elizabeth- N. Y. R. F. D. 7, Concord, N. C. ton, Tenn. BROWN, Ross B. Mrs. Laura M. Brown, KING, Jiles H. Christopher C. King, Corn- JORDAN, Marcus Odell. Walter Briton Jor- Athens, Tenn. ing, Ark. dan, care of W. B. and W. G. Jordan, Minne- Joel A. Mrs. BURKMAN. Anna E. Burkman, Joseph. Mrs. Sophie Becher, apolis. Minn. Firth, Idaho. BECHER, 117 JOWERS, Benjamin C. George M. Jowers, Pulaski, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. BURNS, Mikel L. Mrs. Mary JIurdock, R. F. BORGEN. Christ .John. Ylrs. Ylary Borgen, Seman, Elmore County, Ala. D. Hayward, Okla. KAHN, Jacob. Mrs. 7, New Richland, Ylinn. Annie Kahn, 95 Monroe CARLSON, David E. Henry C. Carlson, 618 Street. York, Y. BROWN, Dewey S. Elija Brown, 516 South New N. South Avenue, Sycamore, HI. KEENAN. Harold Edward. Frank Keenan, Eleventh . Street. Nashville, Tenn. CARNES, John A. John C. Carnes, 1526 CARBAUGH, Humphrey. Austin Carbaugh, 123 Fulton Street, Grand Haven, Mich. Grand Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. M.YLONE, Francis P. Chambersburg. Pa. Timothy J. Malone, CARRANTO, Luis. Berney Carranto, Coal- State C.YRNES, George II. Ylrs. Joseph Francis 778 Street, New Haven, Conn. gate, Okla. MALONEY’, Thomas J. Mrs. Mar.v A. Ma- Tlei-ney, R. F. L). 99, box 132, Ottumwa, loney, 198 Sixteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CASSETTA, Cormina, Tony Cassetta, Santa Iowa. MILLEr, Albert. Mrs. Elizabeth Frasli, Fair- Groch, Italy. CARNE8, Harold. Ylrs. C. YI. Carnes, Har- fax. S. Dak. CHAPPELL. Chester H. Miss Alice Chappell, monsburg. Pa. O’CONNOR, Denis. .Jeremiah O’Connor, 334 203 Fifth Avenue, Scranton, Pa. CASEY, Arthur J. Ylrs. Ylalvina YI. Casey, East Ninetieth Street, New Y’ork, N. Y. CHRISTMAN, David R. Mrs. Kate Christ- 3 Harland Avenue, YY’ells, Mich. PEARSALL, Albert Thomas. Mrs. Scholas- man, 1304 East Oak Street, Stockton, Cal. CLARKE. .Tosep B. Ylrs. Yette Clarke, 3205 tlque Pearsall, 2227 Fourth Avenue, Sault CLENNER, Earley W. A. K. Clenncr, Coopers, Clifford Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Ste. Ylarie, Mich. Ala. COIL, Dug. Mrs. Eliza Wilson, Exodus, Ky. 71«_19 i 14 THE OF^'ICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURl^.. iRr s, iMa CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

CONSTANZO, Guiscppe. Josopb Divcdo, 247 ANTO, Lawrence. Miss Jennie Anto, general LALONDE, George. Mrs. Mary Montondo, 16 I’ai’k riace, Scheti<'’taf]y, N. Y. delivery. West Newton, I’a. Dorsey Street, Watertown, N. Y. 1>I BESSO, Luigi. Miss Mary Di Besso, 3C0 BALLARINO, Cannon. Sam Rech, 712 Ma- LANE, Floyd. Airs. Nellie W. Lane, 300 Ohio A.ugust Street, South Amhoy, N. J. honing Road, Canton, Ohio. Avenue, Galesburg, 111. ENTHO'I”!', Chauneey. George \V. Ocssmer, BENNETT, Kenneth E. Mrs. Fred Bennett, LENNOX, Herbert K. James Lennox, 230 110 Cedar Street, Kingston, N. Y. 427 South Division Street, Homell. N. Y. West Railroad Street, PottsvlUe, Fa. FAKBELOtV, August II. Mrs. Annie Far- BORDELON, Edward J. N. G. Bordelon, Bor- AIIEAUN, Joseph A. Edward F. Ahearn, below, 1035 Carrol Street, St. Louis, Mo. delonvllle. La. 1807 Cass Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. FIELUING, Wilfred. .lames H. Fielding, 220 BOROWITCU, Benjamin. Mrs. Marcellno AIIERAN, Knott. John E. Aheran, Brad- 'rborudike Street, Lowell, Mass. Borowitch, Porinkowiska, Fahrica, l3. T. fordsville, Ky. FLINCIIUM, Kyle N. Mrs. Lillian Sowers, I’ocata Polenne, Russia. ARCE, Cruz. Mrs. Clara Arce, Wilmington, 100 Baldwin Avenue, Bluefield, W. Va. BRICKER, Lloyd Murphy. Murphy L. Cal. FKANSIIAM, William E. William .1. Fran- Bricker, Tenth Avenue, New Kensington, BACOAI, Walter A. Airs. AI. F. Lovlace, R. P. sham, 124 North Tracy Street, Bozeman, Pa. D. 1. AIcCurtan, Okla. Mont. BDCKSATH, Christopher W. H. William BITTINOEK, Webster Dan. Pete Bittinger, G.VAG, George C. Mrs. Margaret Gaag, 1202 -Bucksath, Dalton, Mo. New Germany, Md. Decatur Street, Sandusky, Ohio. CARNEY, John D. Daniel Carney, 1125 BROOKS, Daniel W. Airs. Cora E. Brooks, GAIiSON, Nick. Theodore Galson, 5 North Hampton Place, Elizabeth, N. J. 518 Oakwood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sixth Street, Minneapolis, Minn. CARROLL, Rich. Jim R. Carroll, Blossom, BT'SBY, Earl. L. F. Busby, Ridge Farm, HI. GAltNER, Marvin M. Robert A. Garner, U. Tex. CARMAN. Henry. Mrs. Alinnie Carman, F. D. 4, Prospect, Teun. CARRHTHERS, Roy L. Mrs. Buelah C. Car- Grand Rapids, Ohio. GEYER, William S. Adam Geyer, Onaga, ruthers, 604 Dewy Street, Shelbyville, Tenn. CARAIAN, Ilerhert M. Mrs. Eva Carman, Kans. CHILDERS, Joseph E. Mrs. Bertha Childers. Prattsvilie, N. Y. GL.\SBRENNER, .Tohn. Mrs. Myrtle Hetcke, Ocona Lufty, N. C. CARNEVALE, Gennarino G. Ferdinando Car- Thirtieth 3328 Avenue, South Minneapolis, COOPER, Charles C. Mrs. Laura Cooper, nevale. River Street, Orlskany, N. Y. Minn. Brush ton, N. Y. CHIODRAS. George. Louis Katsaros, 1708 GOLDBERG, .Tacob Goldberg, Max. 150 Man- COX, William E. Eunice M. Cox, 1412 Eighteenth Street, Chicago, 111. hattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chapin Street NW., Washington, D. C. CATNAR, Joseph. Gaetano Colone, 714 Mon- Greene, Grant D. Mrs. Marice Greene, 725 Ivory. Mi’s. West, Berwick, Pa. Sycamore CRAWLEY, George Anna Craw- roe Street Street, Camden, N. J. lev. R. F. D. box 92, Leasboro, N. C CLARK, George. Airs. Ellen Clark, 56 Boeeh .Tens, ILVNSEN, .tens Olson, R. F. D. 1, box CWIKLINSKI, Joseph N. Mrs. Julia Cwlklln- Stn-et, Paterson, N. J. 7. Oldham, S. Dak. skl, 1 62 Banner Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. CLiARK, George. Airs. Elsie Clark, 264 West IIARlilMAN, .lay L. Mrs. Kate Harriman, DANIEDLO, Joseph A. John Daniello, 57 Street, Annapolis, Md. Cleveland, Minn. Wachusett Street. Franklin, Mass. CLARK, George W. Mrs. Ida Clark, Jollett, II.IRRIS, Paul Lewis. James B. Harris, DAVIS, Paul B. Mrs. Flora Davis, Loving- Pa. Rolling Prarie, Ind. ton, 111. COBB, Draden C. -Tim U. Cobb, 31 Smith IIERR, Edgar Tenny. Mrs. • Marie Herr, 1134 DEITZ, Howard W. Mrs. Hanna Deltz. .3007 Elizalieth Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. West Susquehanna Avenue, Philadelphia, COTTB^^^eorge l\ Mfs. George P. Cohb, 564 George. Mrs. Ella IIUBLEY, McMillen, 837 Pa. Vermont Avenue, Detroit, Allch. Fourth Street, Lancaster, Pa. DE.TEAN, Joseph. Mrs. Aaron Dejean, 2416 CROAIBLEHOLAIE, David. Airs. Annie Crom- IT D( HIES, H. Mrs. George Mary Hughes, Tate Avenue SW.. Cleveland. Ohio. bleholme. West Wareham, Mass. 3.5.30 Rawle Street, Philadelphia, Pa, DE MELLO, Antonio S. Dominic A. De CROON, I'rancis R. John A. Croon, 111 JACIITER, Louis. Mrs. Bessie .Tachter, 520 Mello. Senola Street. Alameda, Cal. Klshwaukee Street, Rockford, III. New Jersey Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DESCHENES. Alphonse. Mrs. Odelee Des- John P. Mrs. -Aris S. Curry, R. F. JOHNSON, Carl Gustave. Mrs. Pauline John- CURRY, et-enes. 49 Howard Street, Lewiston. Me. D. 1. Adrian, Ga. son, 23 Brooklyn .Avenue, Manchester, N. H. DESIMONE. Rudolph. Thomas Desimone. 78 CZARNIECTxI, Joseph. Willie Czarnlecki, 30 K.ANE. Richard J. Mrs. Mary W. Kane, 174 R.abway Avenue. Carteret, N. J. Boston Street. South Boston, Mass. Haywood Street, r'hiladelphla. Pa. DTIER. William. Mrs. Martha Duer, 230 Oak DAVIS, Will. Loden Davis, Seminary, Miss. K,\NE. Timothy. Mrs. Alice Quigley, 262 Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. DEAIAS, John. Christ lielnopoulos, 900 Hemlock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. -DTTHAMEI^, Arthur W. Mrs. Mary Dnhamel, Grand Avenue, Chicago, 111. K.ANTOLA, Sylvester. Herman Kantola, box 107 Watson Street, Sentral Falls, R. I. Eugene L. Joi;n Dernhach, 154 33. Lathrop, Mich. DERNB.VCH. Walter AI. Turnpike. North Bergen, N. J. K.ANTOR. Tadeusz. Theodore Budney, Troop DTTRHAM. L. Mrs. Nannie Dur- Paterson ham. Homer, Ga. Oscar. Airs. Jane Eason, Silsbee> F, Seventh Cavalry, Douglas, .Ariz. EASON, DA’E. George. Dve. Merwin, Ohio. K.APOLCY'NSKI, Vincent Net. Nick Kapol- Edward Tex. Glen. E. cynski, Ivanhoe, Minn. EPELTNG, Charles Ebeling, R. F. D. EDWARDS, Andrew Mrs. Andrew Ed- 4. Greenville, Ohio, wards, R. F. D. 2, Brockhaven, Aliss. K.ASOA'ITZ, John. Edward ,A. Kasoyitz, 1267 FINK. William Jones. Mrs. Mary S. Austin. Carl A. John A. England, R. F. Hodlamot .Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. ENGLUND, 435 West Thirty-seveplh Place. Chicago. Til. Akron, Iowa. KERN, Joseph W. Samuel L. Kern, 520 West D. 2, One hundred and forty-eighth FLFMTNG. Otto C. Mrs. Bernice Fleming, EV.VNS, Joe Al. Frances M. Evans, Jewett, Street, New Coshocton, York, N. Y. 1998 East Vine Street, Ohio. Tex. John. Miss Olga FLINT. Henry J. C. H. Flint, Shannock. R. T. FILLPOT, Tro.v 0. Mrs. Znla Smith, Greeley, KLECHA, Graezik, 490 East George Mrs. Welles Avenue, Detroit. Mich. G.4TNES, B. Blanche Mvrtle Colo. Gaines, 1304 Street, Wichita Falla, KT.EEK. John. George Kleek, Poolville, N. Twelfth FREY, August V. John V. Frey, St. Leon, Y. Tex. KI.EKOTK.A, John. Joe Klekota, box 53, Ind. Cambridge, N. J. GAT,LAGHFR. John E. James Gallagher, 513 FURGIONE, Dominico. Mrs. Rosa Furgiond, ICLINGBEIL. Frank. Mrs. Augusta Maurman, Orange Street. New Orleans. I^a. -Amanslco Pio Cosenya, Italy. Clarno, Wis. GROPE. TTelmuth E. Miss .\llce Grobe, Fred- GEIKE, Paul Carl. Airs. Bertha Geike, Har- ericksburg,- Tex. KNIGHT, Henry E. Mrs. Walter Frazier, sr., rison, Nebr, Easton, Me. GT’RRFRA, Antonio. Daniel Gurrera, 325 GLADYCn, Joseph. Airs. Alary Gladych, 2521 KOONTZ, .Tohn. Miss Olson Walker, 511 Fairmont Avenue. Newark, N. .T. Lime Street, Chicago, 111. Rosedale Street, Milkensburg, Pa. HERRINGTON, Curtis Carl. Mrs. Mary Eva GRIFFITH. Fay O. Alonford O. Griffith, KR.VBBENHOFT, Edward jf. Lewis Kabben- Herrington. Ponca City, Okla. Slaton, Tex. lioft. Green Island, Iowa. HERVE.\T, .Joseph. Mr=. Mary Herveat, Hu- GRIFFIN. Frank L. Alich.eel J. Griffin, gen- L.VF.ACE, Frank. Eugene Laface, 728 Oak- rontown, Mich. eral delivery, Baraboo, Wis. wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HERVEY, Jqmes W. Sid Hervey, Bogata. GRONER, Wallace F. Jacob A. Gronor, Clif- L.AMBERT, Archie. Alfred Lambert, Bronson. Tex. ford. Alich. Minn. HILL. John H. Mrs. ATary F. Hill, 254 Van- HARPER. Ernest W. Airs. Alay .-Vdams, U. P. Oaklev, Idaho. I.A.MONTAGNE, Emile J. Joseph Lamon- derbilt Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. I). 1, Earl E. Mrs. F. Hoffman, Henry C. Airs. Sara S. Harper, tagne. BOl Third Avenue, Berlin, N. IT. HOFFM.AN, Mary HARPER. Leon, Atlanta. Ga. I,.AV'rON, Edward. John Layton, care Harry Grant, Nebr. 506 Ponce dc Joseph. Wallace. Hopkins. Airs. Georgia Il.irper, Sandman, Tuckahoe, N. J. HRTSSOTTT/.MsTS, George HARPER. Del. Hill. N. C. LENTE, Howard O. Howard O. Lente, 632 21 5 Fast Sixth Street, Wilmington. Snow HT’GHES. Guy. Patrick ICIine, 772 Howard HALL, Charles William. Airs. Katnerine Hall, Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Travers AHch. M.VI.ONEA', William H. Mrs. Agnes Maloney, Street. San Francisco. Cal. 864 East Front Stri'et, City, Harel E. Aliss Minnie B. llar- 708 River Street, Troy, N. Y. JOHNSON, August W. Edward Johnson, 2606 HARRELSON, relson, Clinton, Okla. M.NNOCHIO, I’eter. I.uvlgio Sleppo, 10525 Whitmore Avenue, Everett. Wash. Jay F. Airs. Blanche Har- Harter Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. JORTl.AN, Edward AI. Mrs. Elizabeth .Jordan, H.tRRINGTON, box 334. Waterford. N. Y*. M.VRSELL.A. Clarence B. Mrs. Mary Mar- 17 Walter Street, Bangor, Me. rington, George. .'Irs. Alary Heron, 7 East selln, 72 Hill Street. Waterbury, Conn. K.MSER. Alfred L. Mrs. Barbara Kaiser, 756 HERON. Howard Street, Ludlow, Alass. . M.ARTIN, James I.. Mra. Anna Martin, R. F. I, ion Street. Dunkirk, N. Y. ' HERRAI.INN Fred 1. Frank Herrmann, 320 f). Forest Hill. Md. .Antoni. Victor Kaminski, 105 2, KAMINSKI. Greenville, Ohio. McMIT.L.AN, Joseph A. Miss Julia McMillan, West Eoiirth Street, South Boston. Afass. Twelfth Street, Grover Gilbert. Mrs. Isabella Oil Ma.ssachusetts .Avenue, Lexington, Mass. K.ASKY, .John. .John Blenkos, 251 French HERRON, Scholey, R. F. D. 3. Alilton, Trimble County^ MEL.ANCON, Eddie. Aristle Melancon, Cut Street, New Brunswick, N. J. OIT, La. KNIOHTON, Wilbur J. Afrs. LanrabeR Ky. MILLER, Araandyr. Joseph Miller, Iowa, T,n. Knighton. 109 Fifth Street SE„ Washing- HERSHKOWITZ, Joseph. Joseph Hershko- N.MUI.AN, George. Nlmri Nnbhan, 76 Suf- ton, D. C. witz, 7 Drollet Street, Alontreal, Can. folk Street. Lowell, Mass. KOSOLT’K. Alex F. Mias Annie Olson. Ill HERTAUS, Frank R. Frank Hertaus, New NELSON. Charles D. Mrs. Elizabeth Quinton, West .Albany Street, Oswego. N. Y. Prague, Alinn. R. F. I). 4, Mosheim, Teun. KOS7KWSKT." Boleslnw. Airs. Stansslaw HESSEI., William A. Airs. Elizabeth Hessel, ONDKEA’, Steve. John Ondrey, 576 Clarion Rogacka, 770 Aluskego .Avenue, Milwaukee. 919 Edward Street, Utica, N. Y. Street, Hazleton, Pa. Wis, HESTER. William C. Robert A. Bester. R, ACKMAN, William U. Carter Ackman, Wll- KR.AFLIK, Edward. Mrs. .4nna J. Kraullk. F. D. 1, Loveland. Okla. liamstown. Ky. Donaldson. Aflnn. HODGE, Basil. Mrs. .Nannie Hodge, R. F. D. AD.AMS, Frank. Mrs. Rose Adams, R. F. D. KRAT’SE, Harold J. .Julius Krause. 115 1, Prichard, W. Va. 1, Volney, Va. Hamilton Place, New A’ork, N. Y. HOW.VRD. Forrest Snowden. Airs. Jennie A1>AMS, John 1-. David O. Adams, Mlngs- KR.VUSE, Herman. Aliss Dorothy Davidson, Howard, 524 St. Louis Avenue, Canselton, vllle. Mo. 321 South Twentieth Street, Uncoln, Nebr. Ind. TIIK OKFU FAL II. S. liULLl^TIX : SATFRDAV, FFBKUAliV 8 1019 . , 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

UrUOTKI!, .Tillius T. Harry Oostricli, Lyllon, FLING, John H. .lames C. Fling, 3327 Col- FIELDS, William. Willlum Fields, cr., Illll.'t- Iona. lege Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. boro, Tex. JAl'KSON^ Samuel. Andrew Jackson, Mount HARRAH, Chester A. Richard Harrah, New- GLASBRU.NNER, .John C. Mrs. Leonard Glas- Vernon. Ind. ton. 111. brunner, 440 Platt Street, Eau Claire, WIs, JACQUI.N\ Kdward. Mrs. Anna .Tacquin, lOG HAUTSOCK, (ieorge W. Mrs. Nancy V. Hart- BUOLKIIS. Valley Street, North Tarrytown, N. X. sock, 461 West I’atriek Street, Frederick, .lOURD.UN, I’rancis. Mrs. .lourdain, JOII.NSON, Carl .VlbeiM. Mrs. Mar,^aret John- Md. .Mar.v 24(! West Thirty-sixth Street, New Y'ork, son. care of I’etcr Jlordin, It. F. 1). 1, Tll- HEFLIN, Aubrey Mathew Heflin, Dexter, W. N. den, Ncbr. Mo. Y. McDON.ALD, Ale.xandcr M. Mrs. Hugh YIc- JOHNSON, Carl J. Ole C. Johnson, It. F. D. HICKMAN, Frank. O, C. Hickman, 1202 Donald, 1214 Castro Street, .Martinez, Cal. 4, Decorah, Iowa. North Gilbert Street. Danville, 111. I’EACE.MAN, Ben.lamlii. .Mrs. Anna Fink, 970 JOHN.SON. Carl .1. Norman .Johnson, Blocher, HUNTER, Lee A. William Hunter, 030 Pearl North Street, i’hllailelphia. Pa. Okla. Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Seventh SYIITH, William R. Bi-itton Smith, Bolivia, JOHNSON. Jamc.s. James S. Johnson, It. F. JENNINGS, Hervey B. A. Bryou Jennings, N. C. I), 2, Morrowvllle. Kans. R. F. D. Farmington. Me. 2, YViilTE, Herbert P, Ollie O. White, YVIlllams AI).\MZ.\K. I’aul. Mrs. .loe Adamzak, Anrer KENT, Harry IL Mi.ss Emory Gates, It. F. Sireet, Henderson, N. C. Street, liulTalo, N. Y. I>. 1, box 310, Modesto, Cal. BOWM.VN, Harry K. Jacob Bowman, North KRAFT, Edwin A. Ilai'ry W. Kraft, 931 MECHANICS. Keuova, Ohio. East Fifteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. •U’PELT, Leo. .lacol) Ajipelt, 4622 South CAI.DWKLL. Georce M. Mrs. Elizabeth B. L.\ JENNESSE, Joseph 1’. Joseph La Jen- Paulina Street, Chicago, ill. ibildwell, 1402 Chapman .\venue, Itoanoke, nesse, Uedlake, Minn. KING, Frederick E. James King, Lunenburg, Va. Ii.YNSlNG, Bernard II. Mrs. Elizabeth I,an- Vt. CHAMBEUS. .\rlet. William Riley Cliambers, slnv, 427 Maple Street, Rochester, N. Y'. M.AZZ.A, Anlonlo. Nalhure Caru.so, 147 Yfount Winona, Tenu. McCOY, Wlnflold Scott. Edward McCoy, El Pleasant Street, Jlerlden, Conn. CHANOSKE, Charles. Mrs. Madelyn Cha- Dorado, Pa. WHITNEY’, Charles James. Mrs. Bessie nosUe, I to Bcachview Avenue, Bridgeport. MALLOY, Frank J.. jr. Frank .1. Malloy, Smallwood, 217 Elmwood Place, Cineinnall, Conn. sr.. 1704 .Amsterdam .Avenue, New York, Ohio. CI.OWES. Clarence E. Edward Clowes, G27 N. Y. WAGONEP.. Tbit'll Street, Union Hill, N. ,T. Charles .1. .1. OROURKE, Mrs. O'Rourke, SONNE. George YY’illiam. Adolph Soune, COSSETTE, .-Irthur F. Mr.s. Uosena Cos- 158 Street, Locust San Jose. Cal. Cuthberl, S. Dak. sette, .V.) Southerland Street, Lowell. Mass. I'EAVY. Arthur H. C. D. Peavy, 501 Viue- CR.VIG, Albert. Thaddeiis W. Craig, C28 East vllle Avenue, Macon, Ga. iionSESiiOEi:. Madi.son Street, Hastings, Jlich. I'E'I’ERS, Edward Louis. Mrs. Bertha M. GUMI’ERT, Carl August. Mi-.s. C. A. flum- DILETTER.V, Dominic. Girolamo Dilcttera, Vaird, 411 Sample Street, Millvale, Pa. pert, South Haven, Mich. ol8 State Street, Rochester, N. Y. ROBERTSON, Harry I,. Mrs. Ellen Robert- COOK. ENGLISH. Calvin G. Addison English, West son. 1654 Muhlenberg Street, Reading, Pa. Fulton, N. Y. ROBINSON, .Joseph W. Wilke Robinson, 652 YY’HIT'ITER, Jesse D. Mrs. Andrew Whittier, Ii'IN.VII..'\, Tolvo .V. William .\. Fiunila, box Palisade Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. Main Street Station, Franklin, N. H. ;!4, Demmon, Mich. ROBSON. Henr.y S. Mrs. Lesley E. Dame, pniv.tTES. GABRIEI,. Gabriel Stanle.v. Nicholas Gab- 1227 Fourth Avenue, Coraopolis, Pa. ADAMS. Roy. Mack Adams, Eugene, Oreg. v riel, East Eighty-si.'cth Street, New SCHMIDT, Albert Y'aldemar. Aage Schmidt, BURCH, Y’alda C. Mrs. Maggie Knight, >115 York. N. Y'. 25 .South Street, New Y’ork, N. Y. ' GEARH.'.RT. Oscar William. Mrs. Sarah Front Street,, Fort Madison, Iowa. TH.AY'ER, F'red O. A. E. 'I'hayer, 388 Lin- CHANDLER, August. Mrs. Julia Gould, 020 Gearhart, Clearfield Hospital, Clearfield, Pa. coln Street, Marlboro, Mass. Borirand Street, New Orleans, Iia. GEHB. Robert C. Ada'Di C. Gehb, R. F. D. 3, TTIIB.MIL'l'. George .1. Mr.s. Mary Thibault, Stewar.'lstown, Pa. CHAI’MAN, Clarence C. John E. Chapman, Tenafly, N. J. 81J Cedar Street, Belfast, Me. K.VNZ, Ottmar. Edward Kanz, Sattler, Tex. TillES. August F. Mrs. Mary Vonderhey- L.VKONEN. Gunnar. Mrs. Rosa Lakonen, . FINlEY’, Tillman R. Linnel F. Finley, den, 17 Danu Street. Athenia, N. .1. general delivery, Rockland, Mich. Salem, Mo. WII.LI.YMS, Summer A. .lohn II. Williams, LASKEY. Bernard W. Mrs. Theresa Laskey, FLEMING, Robert C. Mrs. Anna Fleming, Casey, III. Twodot, Mont. 40 Moore Street, .Mition, N. Y. WILLIAMS, Sandy. Mrs. Susie Williams, LOSO.SSO, Rocco. Gaetino Lososso, Erie HANSON, John. Gunder G. Hanson, Erie, 1211 Fort.v-eighth Street, Birmingham, Ala. Minn. Street, near Racine, Chicago, 111. ZIEMBA. Frank B. Mrs. Anna Ziemba, 2216 ' MYERS, Carl fl. JIrs. l^redclena Myers, R. F. KEITH, Elmer II. Andrew J. Keith, Elliott, Ems Sti-eot, Chicago, 111. 10 D. , Tiffin, Ohio. Iowa. OLSON. Albert. Edward Olson, 1329 C Ave- CORI’OIi.VbS. OIjSON, Aibin. iirs. Anna C. Olson, Silvaiia, nue. Douglas, Ariz. Wash. PIESER. Morton. Mrs. Beatrice Pies.er, Ray, SQ.VRTZ, Oscar W. William Sqartz, 706 Mid- Ariz. dle .Avenue, Wilmerding, Pa. PATjFPY'. Edward Edmond. Mrs. Carrie REKX1S. Antonio. Mrs. Annie Rekus, Lcr- T.AVLOR. August M. Ephram .A. Taylor, Palffy, 34 Y’au Buren Street, Passaic. N. J. puny, Poland, Russia. rtorendon. Tex. PARISH, Larkin. P. J. Parish, 15 Gold ROBINSON, Horace R. Mrs. A. E. Johnson, TOBIN, Damon. Mrs. Ella Tobin, 407 Street. Concord, N. C. R. F. D. 5, Hickman. Ky. Twonty-six-nnd-a-half Avenue NE„ Min- REGAZZI, Anthony .John. Mrs. JiOUisa Re- ROBINSON. Hugh T. Hugh D. Robinson, R. neapolis, Minn. gazzl, 134 North Elliott Place, Brooklyn, F. D. 2. Clover, S. C. WHITE. Hubert Edwin. George W. White, N. Y. Pollocksville, SCOT'!'. Walter M. Ilugh Scott. Nicholas- N. C. SANDERS. Earl C. William H. Sanders, 228 ville. Kv. WIHTr.OCK, Raymond R. George W. Whit- East Fourth Street. Newport, K.v. SMITH. William T. Mrs. Alice R. Smith, 226 lock. Meridian, Idaho. SWARD, Richard. Berole Sward, R. F. D. WIT.T.l.AMS. Camden .Avenue, Salisbury. Md. David Simmon. .Jacob B. Wil- 1, box 06. Alvarado, Minn. SW.APFORD, Jess. Mrs. Gallie W. Swafford, liams. 859 Astor Street. Milwaukee, Wia. -\HEARN, Francis M. Michael .Vhearn, Clay- Niota. Tcnn. W’RIGUT, Allen R. W. II. Wright, Denton, burgh, N. Y’. W.ATNKY. Nels C.' Mrs. Pirnella Watney, Mont. APLIN, Robert W. C. R. ICaiser, Stronghurst, Carnio. N. Dak. Y'E.ABWDOD. Henry Franklin. Mrs. Sarah .III- WHITNEY', Carl C. Mrs. Laura Whitney. Piriow, Winona. Mo. BOUSQUET, YY’ilfred. Y’ietor Bousquet, 0.3 Middleton, Idaho. YETTER, Clyde W. Mrs. John E. Yetter, 165 Ballovv Street, Putnam, Conn. North Sixteenth Street, I’aris. Tex. BUSH, Couneel, Charley B. Bnsli, McKenzie, Wounded Slightly. Y'OST. Clifford P. Rolla Sternuietz, corner Ala. of West and Mulberry Streets, Trov. Ohio. BUSHNELL. Charlie. Alvin Bushncll, CAPTAIX. ADTTB.tTO, Frank. Mrs. Lena Adub.ato. 170 box 135, Eldred. 111. — HUMPHREY, Ray H. Mrs. Ethel W. Hum- James Street. Newark, N. J. BJiSSCHEK. Harry. .John Busscher, R. F. D. phrey. 123 Hanticoke Street, Union, N. Y. AGTiE. Fred IT. Solomon Ague, 202 Henry 3. Holland, Mich. .Avenue, Sewickley, Pa. LIEUTEXAXTS. BROWN, Albert F. Julus Brown, R. jr. D. ARBISCO. Gifvert T. Mrs. JIar.v Arbisco, 1. FLEISCHER, Maxmillian. Mrs. Reidsville. N. C. Dorothy Washington and Cambrid.ge Streets, Orange, Fleischer, CARDIFF, Robert J. Jack Toolan. Waver Vineland, N. ,T. Cal. 455 Liv- LAKIN. A. Jefferson ingston Street, Elizabethport, N. .T. Edmund B. Lakin, 811 BORDNER. Clayton E. Mrs. Gertrude Bord- Hamilton Boulevard. Hagerstown, CARDONE, 1‘eler. Mrs. Amelia Cardone, Md. ner. North Broad Street, Hazel ton. Pa. 771 MELEY, J. Mrs. Ashford Street, Brooklyn, N. Y*. Edward Nancy C. Mcley, CAREY’, Patrick. Mrs. Catherine Carey, Ludlow, Pa. CARTER, Harry Y’. Mrs. Anna N. Cartel’, Driimconrath, Meath County, Ireland. TAYLOR. Garvin P. AVilliam H. Newton, Bucks County, Pa. Taylor, 490 C.ARNI'W. .Josen'i E. Edward K. Carney, R. Park Street. Upper Jloutclair, N. .t. C.YTO, James T. Mrs. Mattie Gray, Senatb, \ F. 1>. 3. .Toelton, Tenu. WILI.I.YMS. Shepard F. Arthur S. Mo. Williams, CARPENTER. Harrv B. Jlrs. Maud llugh- 41 Hyde Street, Ne'n'ton Highlands,' Mass. son. R. F. ,D. 4, Carjton. N. Y'. CATON. John F. Mrs. Annie Caton, 340 SERGDAXTS. CHRISTIANSEN. Fred. Thomas Christian- Saratoga Street, East Boston, Mass. sen. 218 West Clark Street, Alpena, Mich. CHILCOTE, Guy F. John H. Chilcote, 522 ADAMS. Russel C. Mrs. Mabel Hemming- Mount Y’ernon Road, Newark, Ohio. way, Bryants Pond, Me. ^ CL.AIRMONT. Alphonse .J. Charles Ciair- mont, 1010 Eastern Avenue, Fall CL.VRKE, George. Herbert Clarke, 58 Elm AID, Kenneth. Mrs. Ada G. Aid, Gallatin. River, Mass. , Street, Shelton, Conn. Mo. /CL.YRK, Geor.ge A. Mrs. Sophia Clark, DEIN.A. Dan. Jliku, 35 CLARK. George S. Mrs. Dorothy Bender, Dan 5510 Herman Grove Sireet, ICearny, N. Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. J. Navasota. Tex. COLUCCI, Dominick. Guiseppo Moutenara, DURANT, William Mrs. DETCHON, Charles I*. Mrs. Charles P. M. Annie Durant, 907 .Jay Street, Utica, N. Y’. 41 IVest Detchon, 7939 Tacoma Street. Pittsburgh, One hundred and eighty-third COOPER, Clarence J. Mrs. l^lorcnce Cooper, Street, New York. N. Y". Pa. Thuiber. Tex. EATON. Nathan W., ,ir. Nathan W'. Eaton, DION, Joseph F. Mrs. Marchere Dion, 17 COPEIjAND, Aaron L. Mrs. Della A. Cope- sr., 18 Emuson Street, Wakefield, Mass. Fountain Street. Holvoke, Mass. land, 702 East Street, Delman, Del. E.ATON. Robert A. Clarence Eaton, 619 Sey- DUFFEY. Charles W. Mrs. John W. Duffey, CRAYY'LEY'. Pink H. Horace B. Crawley, R. mour Stx-eet, Syracuse, N. Y. 3530 Cedar Street, Chicago. HI. F. D. 1. Nebo, N.. C. ENSWORTH, Charles E. Miss Mae Ens- FICKENSCHER. Herbert YV. Mrs. Margaret DAY'IS. Samuel S. John W. Davis, E. F. D. vvortli. Battle Creek, Mich. Fickenscher, 251 Peach Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 1, Elienboro, N. C. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1910.

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DI'IlSTfOWITZ. Prank .T. Mrs. J. Durstcwitz, FIELD, Spencer A. James B. Craven, Larch- CADE, Roy. Philo Barber, Hunters Creek, 3 7L’n Cardon Street, Hoboken, N. J. mont Manor, N. Y. Mich. K.VrON. William A. William If. Eaton, 20 FINAZZO, Vincenzo. Giovanni Cavatoio, 27 C.ARNIVALE, .Tames. Mrs. Rosie Carnlvale, rrovklence Street, Worcbestcr. Mass. I.afa.vette Place, Auburn, N. Y. 2622 West Huron Street, Chicago, 111. EDWARDS, Edgar F. K. M. Edwards, Coal FURMANLAK. Antoni. Mrs. Josephine Ka- GARRETT, Charles B. i/rs. Emma Garrett, Creek, Tenii. suba, 3222 Mosspratt Street, Chicago, 111. 849 South Third Street, Louisville, Ky. EDW.MtDS, Fred. Mrs. Easter Edwards, GREEN, Harry G. James Green, 1013 CH.VPMAN, Cliarles A. Mrs. Marie Chap- Wadesboro, N. C. Ephraim Street, East Liverpool, Ohio. man. 2313 West Walton Street,. Chicago. 111. EDWARDS, Gilbert. Alex G. Edwards. 1208 GROFF, Henry M. Mrs. Mary Groff, 200 CH.iPl'ELL, Charlie B. John"D. Youiig, La Twenty-third Alley North, Birmingham, Mills Street, Beaver Dam, Wis. Rue, Tex. Ala. II.ARRINGTON, Coleridge II. Mrs. Addie CHIER, Joe B. Anton Chier, R. F. D. 1. Harrington, 208 Washington Street, Peeks- Green Lake, Wis. ENIEGLIO, AUjOrti. Dominaque Biaues, block kill, N. Y. CLACK, -Arthur. Louis F. Clack, Rayvillc, 5, off Court Street, I’lvmouth, Mass. ILARRINGTON, Eugene. Mrs. Beatrice Mil- La. FUSON, Claud F. Frank Fuson, R. F. D. 3, ler, 101 W'oodlawn Avenue, I’ittstield, Mass. Miles J. Clarke. R. F. D. Newton, 111. CLARKE, Howard HAROLD, Earl S. Adam Harold, F. D. 3. 4, Meshoppen, Pa. G.AMZYK, Eawrence. Mrs. M.ary jL Bucicnskl, Manhattan, Kans. CROSS, Joseph. Buck Cross, Pickens, Okla, 25 Second Street, Dayton, Ohio. HERRIN, .Albert L. Mrs. Ruby M. Herrin, CUSH.MAN, Joseph E. Mrs. Elizabeth Cush- GARRY, Charley ,T. Bernard Garry, R. F. D. It. P. D., Fort Worth, Tex. man. 52 Elm Street, Stonington, Conn. 1. Vale, S. Dak. IIOFFER, Grover A. Floyd R. Holler, 235 DAVIS, George A. Mrs. Annie Davis, 18 GEISEER, Oscar F. Mrs. Mary Geisler, 364 West Fifth Street, Delphes, Ohio. .Akron Street, Roxbury, Mass. Westminster I’lace, Sodl, N. J. HOFMANN, Horace L. Mrs. Gertrude N. DAVIS, .Tamek W. John M. Davis, R. F. D. 1, GROSS, Harry J. Mrs. Pauline Lafkowitz, Hofmann, 455 Hunter Avenue, Dayton, Bridgeport, .Ala. 1845 Park Place, Brookl.vn, N. Y. Ohio. D.AVIS, Thomas J. J. E. Davis, Caddo Gap, HANSEN, Jacob. Andrew Hansen, Tyler, Minn. HOLDERM.VN. William D. Noris D. Holder- Ark. man, Jean, Tex. DEVITO, Nicola P. Tony Devito, 404 Ogelen HARPER. Henr.v. Mrs. Melvina Fradd, Ninth HULSLANDER Ray L. William Ilulslander, Place, Perth Amboy. N. J. and Quincy Streets, Ironton, Ohio. Atkinson, III. DIETRICH. Emil. Miss Amelia Dietrich, 404 H.ARI’ER, Henry G. Mrs. Claude Lee Harper, HUMBERT, Reese. Mrs. Louise Humbert, Walnut Street, West Hoboken, N. J. New Brockton, Ala. H.MIRAL, Faircbance, Pa. DINGLER, Iradell V. Mrs. Effie Dingier, James K. Mrs. Rosa J. Harral, .TARNES, Tam. Mrs. Ben Brunsted, 2503 1209 Grand Central .Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. Ro.swell, N. Mex. HARRER, Pacific Avenue, Hoquin, Wa.sh. DRESLENSKI, Brunisav. Jacques Dreslen- George C. George H. Harrer, 2205 JEFFRESS, William L. Mrs. Rosa Joffress, Kki. Street, Ifittsburgh, Pa. Fillmore 3019 Smallman Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Gunter, Tex. DUNCAN, Jerry M. Elias G. Duncan, Hum- HARRINGTON, George E. Prank Harrington, JOHNSON, Herbert W. Adolph Johnson, ble. Tex. East Killingly, Conn. Stockholm, 8. Dak. DA’SON. William P. Henry Dyson, 725 Mon- Gilbert HERRICK. O. Louis Herrick, 8.57 K,ATII. Chester. Fred Katb, 849 Indiana roe Street, Hoboken, N. J. East Ninth South Street, Salt Lake City, Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. 836 Summer Utah. FORRI. .John. ITettro Battalia, KING, Jack. Mrs. Minnie King, box 488, Avenue. Newark, N. J. HERRING, Grover C. Joe J, Herring, R. F. Fullerton, La. Fer- D. 4, Moultrie, Ga. FERRICK. Joseph M. Mrs. Margaret KLAUS, Edward A. Edward Klaus, High- Wakefield, Mass. HINSON, Curry G. Mrs. Emma Wi ggins, 612 rick. 105 .Albion Street, land, 111. FR.ATUS, George R. .Mrs. Mary Fratus, 74 North Williams Street, Goldsboro, N. C. KLIM.A, I. HUGHES, Gabo. Mrs. Rebecca Hughes, Charles J. Mrs. Anna Vitak, 810 AVickendon Street, Providence, R. Honeycamp, Va. Chapel Street, Baltimore, Md. FULLERTON, John L. Mrs. John Fullerton, HUMMEL, Roy H. Fred Hummel, KLINGENBECIC, Harry J. Joseph Klingen- 125 West Virginia .Avenue, Sebring, Ohio. 1040 Yan- beck, Furman Fur- kee Road, Middletown, Ohio. Avenue, Middle Village, N. Y. I-'URLONG. George A. Mrs. Margaret FLOHS, Charles 11. John Flohs, Fifth and long, 195 Main Street. Winthr, Mass. HI'SE, .Arthur S. Mrs. Jessie Kclty, 25 Cliff Washington Streets, Cravens, Oakland, 111. Street. Montpelier, Vt. Le Mars, Iowa. GALE. Jake, Mrs. Lena KNAPP, Martin S. Albert Knapp, Arcade, GREEN, Earnest Harold. Edmond F. Green, JOHNSON, Frank .A. Mrs. Robert Johnson, N. Y. 5613 Forty-first .Avenue SE,, Portland. Oreg. Ma.gnolia, III. JORD.AN, .Tames KNIGHT, Hugh M. James Knight, Kingsley, GREEN, Raiph P. Oakley Ross Green, Beloit, O. Mrs. Cora .Jordan. 303 Oreg. Devonshire Street, Winston-Salem. Kans. N. C. KOEZIP, Bonifaev. Rozeneb Daniel Alex K.ANE, William J. Mrs. Catherine Kane, 1475 GRILLETTO, Angelo. Mrs. Conadelise, 816 Korzip, 1375 Main Street, Pittston, Pa. West One hundred and sixteenth- West Diamond Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Street, Eddie. Cleveland, Ohio. KRABER, Edwin Kraber, Lavinia, GREIIUSKO, Joseph. Miss Nettle Grehusko, Iowa. 90 Lake Street, Jersey City Heights, N. J. K.ANTNER, Russell ,T. Charles H. Kantner, 311 Union Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. KR.AFT, Fred William. Mrs. Christina Kraft, GUNN, Arthur B. Mrs. Savala P. Gunn, R. F. KARKOTSOI.IS, Steve. Gust KarUotsolis, 610 4018 North Ninth Street, St. Louis, Mo. D. 1, Sutherland, Pa. Herron, 10 Braddock Avenue, Brnddock, I’a. KR.AMER, Dick Fredrick. Mrs. Anna Kramer, HERRON, Artliur. Mrs. Marcia KEIIRLEY, Frank. John Kelarloy, White Sul- 490 South Pearl Street, Denver, Colo. Twenty-first Street, Elmhurst. N. Y. phur Springs, N. Y. LAFOU, Louis G. Mrs. Helen L. Lafou, 22 HUGHES, David L.. jr. .Mrs. Loulie Hughes, KING, Grover C. Mrs. A. Graham, Piggott, Bradbury Street, Cambridge. Mass. 1011 East Tenth Street. .Altoona, Pa. Ark. LTNEH.AN, William P. Mrs. T. Linehan, 144 HULL, William II. Mrs. Sarah S. Hull, R. F. KINSER, Harry W. Mrs. Laura Kinser, Ford- Shurtleff Street, Chelsea. Mass. D. 1. Monroe. Tenn. land. Mo. LOSCO, Patrick. .To.seph Losco. 418 East J.ACKSON, Otis M. William E. Jackson, Chadwieh, Mo. AD.AMS, Howard .T. Burdett Messenger, Fed- Nineteenth Street. New York, N. Y. eralsburg, Md. LUTZ, John A. Mrs. Gertrude Lutz, 3111 K.APPES, Karl. Mrs. Pauline Kappes, 208 AAIADIO, Anthony. Mrs, Mary Amadio, 14 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Mvrtle Street, Albanv, N. Y. Garden Street, Yonkers, N. Y. MoCOA", Elmer C. John .A. McCoy, R. F. D. 1, KELLER. Harry M. Mrs. Lille R. Keller, 18 ARNOLD. Mason, .Tesse E. Arnold, R. F. D. Penokee, Kans. St. Peter Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. KINDSF.Al’ITER, Jacob. John Kindsfather, 1, box 70, Beggs, Okla. M.AHAN, Ray. Worth Mahan, Orleans. Ind. delivery. Windsor. Colo. B.AKER, Edgar M. Mrs. Sarah Baker, 5525 MAY. Adelhert Mrs. general E. Anna May, R. F. D. KLINGENBERG, George. Fred Klingenberg, St. Elmo Avenue. St. Elmo. Tenn. 5, Towanda, Pa. Carlton, Kans. BONES, Charles. Mrs. Francis Bones, Satillo, M.AY, Clyde F. Walter May, R. F. D. 4, Bur- Miss. lington, N. C. KLINGER, David O. Cyrus KUngcr, Fenton, BONNELL, Charlie M. Furman Bonnell, R. MTL.AM, Courtney M. Jane B. Milam, Union Mich. F. D. 1, Honoraville, Ala. Stock Yards, Detroit. Mich. KI.OCKE. .August F. William Kloehc, sr., Gil- BORDEAU, Edward. Edward Bordeau, 98 NELSEN, .Alfred P. Mrs. Pauline Nelsen, lespie, HI. Waterhouse Street, Plattsburg, N. Y. 1521 St. Charles Street. .Alameda. Cal. KI.OTH, Charlie. August Kloth, 3418 Emei> BOWERS, Henry. George Bowers, 23 Lin- NELSON. Axel E. Mrs. Selma L. Nelson, 743 aid Street, Philadelphia, Pa. coln .Avenue, Litit^ Pa. North Harvey Avenue, Oak Park, III. KNOPII, Orville. John Knopb, Crosby, N. BRIDGES, Sam. Mrs. Rena Hagans, Fre- O’CONNOR, Martin ,T. Mrs. Barbara O’Con- Dak. mont, N. C. nor, 124 West Arch Street, St. Paul. Minn. KOTRB.4, Charles. .Joseph Kotrba, 1425 West BURNS, Harold A. Mrs. M. A. Burns, 42 OI’ELDOPEL, Edward W. Mrs. Anna Opel- Seventeenth Street. Chicago, 111. Chesley Road, Newton Center, Mass. dopel, 72.8 Newton Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. KRANZ, .Joseph. .Alexander Kranz, Ivaliska C.APUTO, Joseph. Mrs. Susie Caputo, 205 P.ACK.ARI). Earl E. Mrs. Eliza Packard, 8 Zuerbannia, Pawiatslapsea. Squina Mlto- North Eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Malden Street, Worcester, Mass. dorewo, Russia. CL.ARK. Bernard Ralph. Mrs. Annie Clark, ADAMS, Frank. Mrs. Frank Adams, Dida. KRECKER. Joseph. Conrad Krecker, Flanklyn 1222 West Huntingdon Street, Philadelphia, Mo. Street, Maspoth. N. Y. Pa. LEE, Eugene .A. Mrs. William Morse, Dwight, COOPER, Bryan B. Mrs. Ponecy Cooper, Liv- ADELM.AN. William .T. Henry Roth, 136 Tex. ingston, Ala. Seboies Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. T.ETRER. Charles. Mrs. Fredla Brodei, 13S2 CROPP. Delois. Mrs. Fannie Cropp, 508 East AHLQUIST. Ernest V. Charles G. AhlquTst. Hoieome Avenue, Detroit. Mich. Mill Street, Ottumwa. Iowa. 1406 Versailles .Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. LENETSK.A, Harry. Aaron I>netska, 1016 DIBBLE, Archie R. Mrs. Richmond Dibble, ARCHAMBEAULT. Joseph A. Joseph A. FailP Street, New York, N. Y. Cannon Palls, Minn. Archamboault, 108 Hudson .Avenue, Cohoes, LOVETT, Charleton. Mrs. George Lovett, DICK, Bennie. Mike Dick, R. F. D. 3, box N. Y. Norman Park. Ga. 19.A, Neshkoro, Wis. .ASHMORE. .John. Charles .Ashmore, box 154, LUI.IWI'I'Z. Richard Otta. Mrs. Chri.«tina DIXON, Cullie. Charles Dixon, Brewton, Morrisville, I’a. Luliwltz. 140 Burgess Place. Passair, N. ,T. Ala. .AUSTIN, Odie. Mrs. T.ucy .Austin, general MACOM. Amos L. Sol Macom, R. F. D. 1, DOWNS, Dave. Mrs. Martha Downs, .Ala- delivery, Decaturville, Tenn. 01)ion. Tenn. bama City, .Ala. .AT’STIN. William H. Rufus Austin, Oak- MALO.NE. James E. T. J. Malone, 77S State DT'VALI.. William P. Melvin L. Duvall, R. F. boro. N. C. Street, New Haven, Conn. I). 2. Gaithersburg, Md. BENNETT, Norman F. George Bennett, ADCOCK. Wasco T. Mrs. Emallne .Adcock, FELt'ONE. Tony. .Angelo Felcone, 173 Sev- Trenton, Mo. Mount Vernon, .Ark. enth .Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. BENNETT. William W. Mrs. Mary W. Ben- .AGNKLLO. Salvatore. .Antonio Agnello, 435 FELTS, Peter Ignatius. Mrs. Alice Staskie- nett, 5023 Walnut Street, I’hlladelphia. Pa. Alien Street. .Jamestown. N. Y. wicz, 573 Stocking Avenue, Grand Rapids, BORK. Eddy. John Elenurlck, 621 River AHE.ARN, Michael J. John J. Ahefn, 125 Mich. Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Liberty Street, Ansonia, Conn. TlfK OKKK’L'AL V. S. 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AIIUiFtKX, Uudoipli. Mrs. Ida Ahlgren, Tay- HUGHES, George. Mrs. Amy J. Hughes, R. HERZ, Emil. Maurice Herz. 445 East Eighty- F. 1». 1 lor, Te-x. , IHgboc, Mo. sixth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. AKKNS, Harold 1). Mrs. Catherine Aliens, HUGHES, George A. James A- Hughes, HOFl-'.M.lN, FItzhugh L. Chiirles HulTman, Ijine.sville, I’a. Blanch, N. C. 402 -Medina Street, Ga.-.ti)ula. N. C. AKKRLUNl), tlustaf II. Ernest .T. Akerliind, HUIHREGTSE, George E. John B. Uul- IIUlillES, lorre?.t 1.. Mrs. Olive" II. Y'ouug, K. E. I). 1, bo.x 40, Wylie, Minn. brcglse, Ildlland, Mlnu. 3911 Gaston Avi'iiue, Dallas, Tex. AKIN, Earl E. Louis W. Akin, Haywood, HUMPHREYS, Thomas Francis. Mrs. Kath- HUE.MOI-I-ER. John. Hans E. Hucmoller, Tex. erine Humphreys, 348 Hicks Street, Brook- I’lpestone, .Minn. Fred. Mrs. Mary B. Johnson, lyn. N. Y. James 11. ,Iam

' D. St. Peter’s Orphanage, Memphis, Tenn. 1, Cresaptown, Md. 2. Cleo, Okla. ^ FINKS, Raymond Taylor. Walter L. Finks, DUNN. John E. Mrs. Catherine Dunn, 2442 CROOKS, George H. Mrs. Caroline N. Snyder, general delivery, Calhoun, Mo. Kimball Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 929 Progress Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, FLEMING, James. Mrs. Savannah S. Flem- DURKIN, Michael J. Mrs. Delia Hannigan, Pa. ing, Carlton. Ga. 5008 Addison- Street, Chicago, III. DER.TASLAIS, Emile A. C. P. Derjaslais, Tap I FOX, Charles E. Mrs, T. F. McMahon, 2302 ECKMAN, Leon. Mrs. Orroe Hulse, 192 Cafe. Cumberland Hill, R. I. Clark Street, Houston. Tex. Ridge Avenue, Lakewood, N. J. DE5IARTA, Michele. Peter Y'uasila, 390 Tun- . FOX. Earl -A. John M. Fox, Weatherford, FERGUSON. Elmer. Miss Mildred Ferguson, nel Hill. Galitzin, Pa. • Okla. Afton. Okla. DIAL. Lee F. Mrs. Jane S. Sweat, R. F. D. 1, Carl. Dorset, FURP.ER, John W. Furber, FICCIO, T’mberto. Mazzareno Dltrolis, 515 Lost Creek, Tenn. - Ohio. North Fifth Street, Newark, N. J. DRAKE, .\Ionzo. Mrs. Mamie T. Drake, Glen CARNER, Cleave. Frank Corner, Bushnell, FIELDS, Walter M. Mrs. Mae K. Z. Fields, Gardner. N. J. Fla. Dyersburg. 'Tenn. E.YRLES, Ray P. Mrs. Mary Earles, Morley, -Antonio. Jim Gorofolo, 7223 GAROFOLO, FIELDS, William D. Tom A. Fields, R. F. D. Mo. H,ageraan Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 2, Decatur, Tex. William J. Mrs. GARTSM.VN, Abe. Morris Gartsman, 573 FELTON, .lane Felton, 320 FILIPPIN. Peter. Lorenzo Filippin, 415 Mill Snydara Street. Brunswick, N. .1. Clandnah Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Can- New Street. Dunmore, Pa. FIG.YS, I.,eon. Airs. ada. Leon Figas, 8330 Buffalo FRANDY', Toney. Louis Frandy, 15 Sunn Avenue. Chicago, 111. GE.ARY. Richard E. Mrs. Sarah Geary, 15 Street. Amsterdam, N. Y. FISENNE, Charles E. Mrs. Hfimpton Street, Gloucester, Mass. Anna Fisenne, FRENCH, Elery W. Mrs. Bertha Herren, 329 Eleventh Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. GENTRY, Otis. Mrs. Mary Alice Gentry, Crofton, Nebr. G.YBR.YL. Joseph. Mrs. Mary Cozzi, Alonte- R. F. I). I, Powell Station, Tenn. FUNK, Frank Daniel. Daniel Funk, Rowles-' nero Di Bisaccia, Campobas'so, Italy. ' GRIMMER. Adolph C. Christian Grimmer, burg, W. Va. G.VLLETT.-V, Rosey. Miss Carmela 30:54 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Galletta, FUSCO, Carmine. Mrs. Filomena Fusco, Castellace, Province di Reggio, Italy. - GROti.VN. James. Mrs. Sabina Grogan, 310 Glens Falls, N. Y. G-YRNIGAN, .John H. Mrs. Susie Garnigau, West Stanton Street, Stroator, 111. : GARRISON, Charles. George Garrison, Bel- 181 GP'''" VN, West Oak Street. Canton. 111. John M. Mrs. Mary Grogan, Dbver, mont. Pa. Haynes. Mrs. N. GRIFFIN, Lillian K. Griffin, R. J. GEARH-\RT, Ralph V. Herbert Gearhart, R. F. D. Hahira, Ga. HALL. .Albro D. Frank Hall, 1, 115 Mark F. D. 3, Sycamore. Ohio. Street. GROCE. John. Mrs. Ro.-an Hiek.s, 26061 Syracnscr N. Y, GEIGER, Peter. John Geiger, Dickinson, N. HALL, Calvin A. John* N, Hall, Main Street, Dak. Alii I Street, St. Louis, AIo. . Nicl'olls, Ga, GROG.YN, .Tohu J. Mrs. Nora Grogan. 87.3 . GILMORE, John Walter. .John Gilmore, sr., North Twenty-seventh Street, HENXE. Frankie L. Mrs. Hattie Ilenne, box 405 Canton Avenue, Detroit. Mich. Philadelphia, 137, Oconto F.nlls, Wis. GODD.VRD, Sidney C. Mrs. Hazel Goddard. HERRING, .Io’’n II. Absolam Herring, Black 5243 South Twenty-fourth Street, Omaha, GULLION, Charley. John Gullion, Loville, Springs, Tenn. Ncbr. — Iowa. HERRING, Ray Harrison. Myron Loomis. R. GROGAN. Joseph R. Mrs. Pearl Grogan, Wal- GURREN, Edward .1. Airs. Nora Gurren, 318 F. D. 3, box 2.5, Clare, Mich. halla, S. C. North Twenty-fifth Street, Richmond, HERSCHOWITZ. -Aaron. Louis Herschowitz, Yu. GRONKE, John M. John Grouke, Grenville, H.YLL. Carl J. Mrs. Ruben Hall, 201 East Seventh Street. R. F. D. 2, New Y’ork, N. Y. S. Dak. Circleville, Ohio. HERZOG, .Arthur W. John Herzog, 5 Ad- HARRELL, Henry S. Mrs. Henry Harrell, H.YMPTON, Fred. Mrs. Nettie weon Place, Rochester, N. Y. Hampton. Car- Cairo, Ga. tersville. 111. HODGES. James H. Mrs, S. T. Hodges, 439 HERRING, Charles W. Mrs. Sarah G. Her- H.YRPSTER, Sixth Avenue SW., Jonathan. Mrs. Esther Bru- Roanoke, Va. ring, box 228, Oak Harbor, Ohio. baker. Gibsonburg, Ohio. 71'—19 5

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HEXIIIKSSOX, Earl 0. U. Arvld Sandstrom, IIANLE, Jacob F. Mrs. Kate Ilanle, Kar- KIRKILOS, John. Mike Kirkilos, 2337 West lit Vrooin Street, Jersey City, N. .1. nak. 111. Twenty-second Place, Chicago, 111. IIEItNEIt, Ilcmy II. N. Ilerncr, 210 Floyd UUM.MELL, Walter J. Thomas Hummell, KLIHR, Frank L. Mrs. Mary Klihr, Kirkland, Sticel, lirooklyn, N. Y. 191 Ocean Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Tex. IIEltlXCTOX, Leonard Otis. Hadley Horing- HUNTER, Broadus E. Mrs. W. O. Hunter, LUNN, Oscar. Mrs. Otto E. Lunn. 529 Twen- ton, CInu'levoix, Mith. 917 East Whites Street, Rock Hill, S. C. ty-seventh Avenue south, Seattle, Wash. IIEitUON, Edison. Mrs. A. Itumeneclinider, IVY, Luther S. Mrs. Ivy. Albany, C. John W. SADDLER. Cody. Nebr. Tex. IIESTEIt, Velsor E. It. B. Hester, Bed Bay, SCHRAMMEL, John Charles. Mrs. M, JACKSON, Orral Odes. John W. Jackson, Sehrammel, Milwaukee, Ala. 1015 Tennessee Louisiana, Mo. 675 Orchard Street, Street, Wis. HICKEY, .Tosepb E. Bird Hickey, R. P. D. 1. Claud Mrs. Sue Job, Canton, Mo. JOB, C. COOK. Kos.sville, Ga. KAMINSKI, Benjamin J. Frank Kaminski, HIGGS. E

WATKINS. Philip. Mrs. Cntlieriuc Watkins, WILLI.AMS, Sara. Sam Goldstein, 497 King ZICAS, George. Mike Zlcns, McNcal Avenue, ' 1!0.") South I, line Street, Iowa City, Iowa. Street, Charleston, S. C. Lancaster, Olilo. WHITNKV. Dnniol D. Mrs. Myrtle Whitney, WOLF, Cliarles. Mrs. Rachel Smith Wolf, ZIE.MER, FreiL I’aul Zlcmar, New Richmemd, Clermout, N. Y. R. F. 1). 1, Worthington, Pa. Wls. YAMl’OL.'sKY, Samuel. Miss Ida Oxman, 6 Y'ENNACO. Louis E. Frank Yennaco, 32 Liv- O’CONNOR, .Michael. Mr*. Catherine Shay, Urove Park, Uoxbury, Mas.s. erpool Street, East Boston, Mass. 111 Neponset Avenue, 1 )orchc.-iter. Mass. i'OII.tNNAN, ,Ioel. Mrs. .lean McKinzIe, 31 LENTZ, Hugo F. Mrs. Hugo J. Lentz, La- ORFITHLLI, Carmine. Mrs. Marianna Vlg- Wendell Avenue, I’ittsfleld, Mass. vernia. Tex. llucci. Sclinviervlllc, N. Y. KAIILITZ, Morris. Samuel Karlltsi, C89 La- LOVATTO, Dominick. Mrs. Helen Lovatto, P.YCZKOWSKV, Charles. Joseph Paczkowslty, fa.vette Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 32.5 East Stine Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 31.5 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. KAIiON, Morris. Harry Karon, 15 Grove LUGAR, Ohma O. Floyd E. Lugar, R. F. D. P.4LM, l)Mvl King, 24 Ster- 90.5 West North Street. Plqua, Ohio. N. X. relt Avenue, Covington, Ky. MOFFAT, Charles L. Mrs. Margaret Moffat, ROBINSON, Charles. Mrs. Bessie White, 627 KJ,.\SEN, Fred, Jr. Fred Ivlascn, sr„ Elm- 284 Riverdnle Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Germania Street, Columbus, ’ Ohio. hurst. 111. MOSELEY, Charles Andrew. Charles *W, ROBISON, Charles. Mrs. Bessie White, 627 K1A)I).-\R.VS, George A. Peteri Dnkas, 7 West Moseley, 403 Morehead Avenue, Greensboro, quin, 430 Park Street, Bildgeimrt, Cona. Sixty-tifth Street, New York, N. Y. N. C. BOSE, Albert. Mrs. Minnie Ros6, 1856 South KLEYBOECKICU, Herbert G. Mrs. Amelia Central Park Avenue, Chicago, III. MOTT, Claude J. Mrs. Sarah G. Mott, Ham- Kleyboeckcr, 0900 Bradley Avenue, St. mond, La. ROSEN, Artliur. Mrs. Bertha Rosen, 241 Louis, Mo. Eldridge Street, New York, N. Y. MOTZ, Charles D. Mrs. Sarah S. Motz, 713 KLINE. Everette R. Peter C. Kline, 119 RYBURN, Flo5'd .1. Frank Ellwood, Oakwood Boulevard, Chicago, 111. West Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Church Street, Sandwich, 111. MOULDEN, Carl W. Mrs. Annie E. Griffith, KLUM.'V. Charley II. Robert Kluma, Hous- SCHMIDT. Charles A. David C. 34 North Walnut Street, Hagerstown, Md. Schmidt, ton. Tex. 539 Nottingham Trenton, J. NELSON, Bror O. A. P. Ferguson, 6841 South Way, N. KORZEK5VA, Johd. Frank Korzekwa, Kosci- SCIIROEDER, Otto. Carl Schroeder, Mercer, Wood Street, Chicago, III. usko, Tex. Wis. NICHOLS, Milford M. Mrs. Mary E. Nichols, Aritzo, LAl, John M. Mrs. Anna B. Lai, Holloway, Ohio. SCHROEDER. William J. Mrs. George Fin- Cagliari, Italy. O’BRIEN, Frank. Mrs. Katherine O’Brien, ger, 11 Highwood Place, Ridgewood, Brook- lyn, N. Y. _LAMON, llurbert. Wallace Lamon, Grenada, 270.3 South Mission, San Francisco, Cal, Miss. OELSON, Albert R. Mrs. Belle Shaw, SEDIVY, Jerry. Rudolph Sedivy, 5045 Thirty- Ilomer Manuel. 344 LANORETH, Mrs. Lenora Sixth Street, San Bernardino, Cal. second Street, Chicago, HI. Landreth, Abbotsford, Ga. ORTOL.tNO, Giachino. Mrs. Theresa PI- SEDOR, John. John Weber, 2081 Euclid Frederick LElINII.YtlDT, W. Mrs. Fred Wag- schetto, 309 Twenty-fourth Street, Gutten- Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. ner, 920 Packer Street, McKeeroort, Pa. berg, N. .T. SEGEKS'l'ROM, Helge Raymond. Andrew Carl A. John Loven, R. F. D. LOVEN, 5, PAGLIAROLI, Isidore. Mrs. Laura Pagllaroll, Seger.strom. R. F. D. 3, Milaca, Minn. Wiuikon, Iowa. .36 Vengais Avenue, Schenectady, N. J. SHEARS. Wesley Franklin. Mrs. Eliza Reid, LENi), Sigurd S. Sigvart Lund, Arcadia, POEHLER, Adolph. Miss Nora Pochler, Vic- R. F. D. 3. Paris, Ky. Minn. toria, Tex. SHELTON, Budd F. Mrs. Lizzie Shelton, M.\LONE, Will R.' Mrs. Mary Malone, New H. POLK, Albert. Mrs. Sarah W'atson, general 1380 Meyers Street, Castle, Ala. San Antonio, Tex. delivery, Tuscumbia, Ala. Alfred. MARAI'ORTB, Frank. D. Maraforte, 59 Wil- SKOW, Mrs. Andrew Jensen, ll. F. D. RADICAN. Claude R. Mrs. Boll Radican, 2, box 21, Alpha, Minn. cox Street, Springfield, Mas.s. Cnmby, Tex. SMESTAD, Ingdor C. G. Mrs. Gladys La- MASON, Abner J. Louis Mason, Albany, Vt. REGENSCHEID. Albert J. Charles C, Regen- pearl, 134 North Tenth Street, MOONEY, Daniel. Joseph Mooney, Mount Minneapolis, , scheid, R. F. D. 1, Le Sueur, Minn. Minn. Sinai, N. Y. REYNOLDS. John IL Mrs. Harriette Rey- SMITH, Leroy H. Mrs. Eflle Smith, NELSON, Charles J. William H. Nelson, R. nolds, R. P. D. Cameron Mills. N. Y. 121C 1, Elizabeth Street, Fort Worth, Tex. F. D. G, box 11, Corsicana, Tex. RILEY. .Mien. G. J. Riley, Hartford, Ala. SONNICK, Frederick. Mrs. Anna Sonnick, NELSON, Conrad L. Mrs. Lydia Nelson, 2070 ROBERTSON. George E. Mrs. Mary E. Rob- Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Gladstone, Minn. ertson, 514 Leonard Street, Sioux City, STASpLLA, Vincenzo. NIEMAN, Edward C. George Nieman, Marys- Iowa. Antonio Stasolla, 5 Lawn View Avenue, Fort Edward, N. Y. ville. Kans. ROBSON. Howard J. Mrs. Ruth J. Robson, STAY', William E. P. Mrs. Margaret O’CONNOR, Denis A. Mrs. Anna J. O’Con--^ 614 South Fifth Street west, Newton. Iowa. Stay, nor. 491 Eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. T. 511 West One hundred and fifty-seventh ROFF, Charles. Mrs. Helen Roff, 2609 South Street. OTTESON, Alfred. Miss Rakel Otteson, Mad- Thirteenth New Y'ork, N. Y. Street, Philadelphia. Pa. STEDTEFELD, Harry. Mrs. Augusta dock. N. Dak. ROSENAU, Henry Rudolph. August Rosenau, Stedte- PEASE, Daniel K. Mrs. Irene Pease, Drum- feld, 1144 Sherman Avenue, Cincinnati, Augusta. Wls. Ohio. mond, Mont. RYCKM.4N, David W. .Tames Ryekman, 534 STROTHMAN, Arthur C. John H. Stroth- REEVES, Claude. Virgil Reeves, R. F. D. 1, K Street, Centralia, Wash. Kellogg, Iowa. man, Dacon, Nebr. ST. CLAIR, Oscar G. Mrs. Ileneretta St. SULLIVAN. Joseph M. Timothy ROBBINS, Lawrence. Roy Blevins, Perry, Cmlr. IJne, N. Dak. Sullivan, 219 Thirty-fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kans. SCHULTZ, Jerry S. Henry Schultz, S. Here- SUMMERS, .Ylbert Olin. Mrs. Mary ROBEY. Glenrt' R. Mrs. Helen Robey, 71 ford. Pa. Sum- East Engler Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. mers, Fords Store, Md. SCOTT, Fred M. Mrs. Hattie Scott, R. F, D. ROBISON, Carlton. Arno C. Robison, Proc- SUMMERS, Benjamin A. Mrs. Martha J. 2, Poultney, Vt. torville, Ohio. Summers, Penokee, Kans. SHEETZ, Harry R. Mrs. Sarah M. Sheetz, 43 SWANSON, Ernest S. Miss Tina Nelson, ROBSON, Joseph., Mrs. Annie Robson, Bellbrook Avenue, Revesby, near Boston, Lincolnshire, Eng- Xenia, Ohio. 2860 Euclid Heights Boulevard, Cleveland, SHOCKLEY. Walter A. Ike Shockley, land. rural Ohio.- route Henryetta. Okla. SCHROLL, Joseph. Mrs. Tlllie Schroll, 115 3, TODD, Charles H. Mrs. Annie L. Todd, E. SIGAL, Albert. Mrs. G. Sigal, 8 F. East hundred and sixth Street, Bloomer D. 1, Cherrydale. Va. One New Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. York, N. Y. VELLAN’COURT, Aldric P. Mrs. Minnie M. SIMS. Lee R. Mrs. Letha E. Newton, R. P. D. Reed, 79 Catherine Street, SHEPHERD, Frederick R. Thomas J. Shep- Albany, N. Y. 2. Sanger. Tex. herd, Chester. Va. VINCENT, Arie. Miss Katie M. Koons, 25 SKINNER. Eugene .T. Miss Cecelia Skinner, Galt Street, Vernon O. Arthur C. Swanson, New Albany, Ind. SWANSON. 146 Willow Street, Brooklyn, N. River, Soda Springs, Y. VITT, Lawrence .T. William Vitt, 2118 Ward Blackfoot Bannock ST.4RSICY, Reuben. Mrs. Dina Starsky, County, Idaho. 173 Street, Berkeley, Cal. Chatham Street, Rochester, N. Y, WALKER, .\ucil B. Mrs. M. E. TOBIN, Arthur J. Mrs. P. J. Tobin, 1807 Walker, TANK, Leon B. Arthur J. Hancock, Healdsburg, Cal. Bedford Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hettin- ger, N. Dak. Henry F. Mrs. Minnie TREDO, Octabian. Mrs. Mary Tredo, R. F. W’EBER, Weber, 4433 TOLAND. Charlie H. Mrs. Lucy Toland, 1634 Green Street, Philadelphia, Pa. D. 1. Dyersburg, Tenn. South Waco Street, Wichita, Kans. Samuel H. ’Mrs. Sarah TREDW.AY, Hershel. Mrs. Valla Tredway, WEISS, Weiss, 158 VINCENT. Bert L. H. E. 'Yincent, 9 Short East One hundred and eighth Street 297 Arch Street, Spartanburg. S. C. New Street, East Providence. R. I. York, N. Y. TRICKETT, Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth Crickett, WATMER. Robert. Miss Alice Arnaz, 20114 WHITE, Herbert H. Frank H. White, 242 Thorndike Street, Lowell, Stod- Mass. South Main Street, Los Angeles. Cal. dard, Wis. WATERS, Robert D. Mrs. Ola I. Waters, R. WHITING, Stenhen .T. Mrs. Addie Cordlay, WHITEHE.4D. William. Edward J. White- F. D. 1, Harpers Ferry, W. Va. box 53. Eureka, Mich. head, Frank. Hudson, Ohio. Miss Anna , Wells, 1909 ' WELLS, WHITMIRE, Charles S. Nathan C. Whitmire, WHITESHIELD, Herbert. Mrs. ImogBne Stevens Avenue, Louisville. Ky. Rio. W. Va. Whltpshield, Cantonement, Okla. WELLS, James F. Mrs. Lula C. WeUs, Bro- WHIl'MIRE. James. Everett M. Whitmire, WHITLEY, William H. Mrs. Abbie Tweedv, mide, Okla. 1022 North Bismark Avenue, Indianapolis, Peck, Idaho. WHITE, Harry Allen. Mrs. Margaret A, WILCOX, Ralph E. Mrs. Anna I. Wilcox, White, Delta, Colo. WHITT, Ed. Mrs. Rosa A. 46 Bay Street, Laconia, N. H. WHITE. Harry S. Mrs. Srar D. Thetford, Whitt, Honaker, Va, WILLIAMS, Lear W. T. M. 'Williams, Em- 221 Western .Vvenue, Toledo, Ohio. poria, 'a. Charles WHITELAW, Irving. Mrs. Effie Whitelaw, YEOMANS, V. J. R. Yeomans, How- WILLIAMS Len. Mrs. Lily Langford, R. F. ard, Fla. 29 Felton Street. Hudson, Mass. D. 2, Hickman, Ky. WHITEN.-iCK. Henry Thompson. Delavi^re YINGER, Charles F. Mrs. Florence M. Y'inger, WILLIAMS, Samuel R. Lorenzo Williams, M. Whltenack, Terrys Fork, Va. 231 West Patrick Street, Frederick, Md. R. F. D. 2, Swan Quarter, N. C. W'HITMIRE, Willie. George C. Whitmire, YOUMAN, Joey, John Y'ouman, route 1, WILLIAYIS, Scott M. Mrs. Angie Williams, Canton, Ga. Plainfield, Iowa. R. F. D. D, box 121, San Antonio, Tex, 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

W’lLI.IS, Charles R. Jasper Willis, Cannoii, LOWICKI, Louis II. Mrs. Agnes Lowicki, 189 Ky. Morgan Street, Jersey N. City, J. ROBINSON, Henry C. Thomas Robinson, R. A. Mrs. Josephine Yohl, YOHL, Frank 1835 MOFFET, Charles A. Mrs. Irene M. Moffet, F. D. T, Smithfield, Pa. Wclsser I’ark Avenue, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1054 Cherry Street, Norristown, Pa. REIFKE, Albert G. Mrs. Uohanna Relfke, R. COOK. Wounded Slightly. F. D. 7, Oswego, N. Y. SCHMIDT, Fred. Mrs. Augusta Garden, 182 ROBERTSON, Mrs. Bettie LIEUTENANT COLONEL. Haskul C. Rob- Wilbert Stret, Scranton, Pa. ertson, Craigsvllle, Va. REITSCII, Auswell Edmund. Mrs. Grace Gau- RYAN, Fred J. Keron J. Ryan, 22 Brennan CORPORALS. 71' thier IJeltsch, Oak Street, Plattsburg, Place, Waterbury, Conn. PEARSON, Arthur W. Henry Pearson, box N. Y. SAVAGE, Cornelius P. Mrs. Margaret Sav- 183, Chelmsford Center, Slass. CAPTAINS. age, Sunvllle, Glounthane, Ireland. PETERS, Carl. Sirs. Margaret Peters, 1983 CONNER, Albert II. Homer E. Conner, 737 SCHROEBEL, Ludwig, jr. Miss Marie Schroe- Ontario Street, Toledo, Ohio. bel, care Wooster Avenue, Akron, Ohio. of Harry Hlest, Twenty-third RICHARDSON, Charles E. Sirs. P. J. Lee, LIEU.YLI.EN, Fred A. Mrs. TMyrtle B. Lieu- Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. • 242 Albion Street, Wakefield, Slass. .SELF, C. alien, 133G Division Street, Portland, Oreg. Lawrence Mrs. Zora Layne, McKin- ROBERGE, Marcell E. Sirs. J. T, Roberge, LIEUTENANTS. ney, Tex. 33 Kingsbury Street, Worcester, Mass. SHEA, Harold A. Mrs. Charles Shea, James- Jesse Sirs. Jessie ROBINSON, Benjamin C. Mrs. E. M. Rob- ROBINSOSL J. M. Robin- town, Cal. son, R. F, D. Carthage, N. Y. inson, Norwalk, Ohio. Robert Fulton. Mrs. Margaret 5, SMILES, ROSENBERG, Isadore A. Sirs. B. Rosenberg, RY’AN, Gerald D. J. B. Ryan, Wedgerfield, Smiles, 57G Van Duzen Street, Stapleton, S. C. 292 Hinsdale Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. N. Y. Henry. Sirs. Oscar J. Mrs. Pauline F. SCHROYER, John Slargaret WHITEHURST, B. Mrs. Whitehurst, 820 West Main Street, Knox- SMITH, William J. Mary A. Smith, 21 Schroyer, 193 Chestnut Street, Rochester, West West Street, Baltimore, ville, Tenn. Md. N. Y. Y'RAGER, Frederick T. C. Mrs. Margaret ST'ARl’FORD, Augustus. Robert Long, 470 SHEALY, Pnnk. Sirs. Emma Shealy, 1148 Yeager, Pleasant Gap, Center County, Pa. Chestnut Street, Springfield, Mass. First Street, Okmulgee, Okla. SWAIN, William R. Mrs. Jessie Woods, SHELTON, Ray. Sirs. Ellen Shelton, Mount SERGEANTS. Union City, Okla. Erie, 111. AINSWORTH, Dean F. Harry L. Ainsworth, SWANN, Lucien W. Miss .Agnes E. Swann, SHORT, Hugh W. Mrs. Martha Short, 7626 85 Wilmont Street, Springfield, Mass. G37 South Fifth Street, Louisville, Kj'. Eggleston Avenue, Chicago, 111. AKERS, Charles T. David H. Akers, 819 GLE.ASON, John M. Mrs. Dorothy Gleason, SUNSKEY, Charles. Sirs. Anna Slinskey, Sixth Avenue SE., Roanoke,' Va. 3 Bogart Terrace, Albany. N. Y. 2140 Slerriam Stret, Pittsburgh, Pa. ENSIGN, Claude L. Leon E. Ensign, Voor- GRIFFIS, Frank. Sirs. William T. Griffis, SMITH, r^emon C. John B. Smith, R. F. D. hee.sville, N, Y'. 2G18 Marsh Avenue, Norwood, Ohio. 7. Sparta, Tenn. FICKLIN, Harvey R. Mrs. Ida M. Picklin, H.ARPER, Freeman L. Lee Harper, Atmore, ST.ARICEY, Warren. Howard A. Starkey, 208 Lamar Street, Wichita Falls, Tex. Ala. 2602 East Third Street, Duluth, Slinn. TAYLOR, Charles L. R. S. Taylor, R. F. D. KEELY, John F. John Keely, 12 Elm Street, HARTUNG, Edwin A. Mrs. Mary Josephine 4, Chase City, Y’a. Flushing, N. Y". Hartung, G21 John Street, Kearny, N. J. TIERNEY. John J. Francis P. Tierney, KLOEPPER, Charles Albert. Herman Kloep- HERON, David Ayrton. Rev. D. A. Heron, Louis, Thompsonville, Conn. per, 4412 Natural Bridge Road, St. D. D., 219 West North Street, Wooster, TODD, .Alexander. Sirs. Margaret G. Todd, Mo. Ohio. MULLIGAN, Luke J. Mrs. John Girnsh, 21C 467 Bergen Line Avenue, West New York, West Sixtieth Street, New York, N. Y. HERR, Frederick. Percy J. Herr, 402 Sixth N. Y. ROBINSON, .\1. Will Robinson, 1014 Cutter Street, Rochester, N. Y'. TRE.AO', Thomas F. Mrs. Ana-stasla Treacy, Harry A. Ilersh, 27 Eastron Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. HERSH, M. 4245 L«idy Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . ROBINSON, Franklin George W. Robin- Avenue, Northampton, Slass. WHITEFORD, Thomas. Sirs. Jesse White- son, 120G Lincoln “Street, Ludowici, Ga. HOYHjE, Roy C. Mrs. Linnie Hoyle, R. F. D. ford, 135 Bellingham .Street, Chelsea, Mass. .SANDOE, Edgar C. Henry P. Sandoe, Big- 6, Lincolnton, N. C. WHITTLE, Stanley E. Henry Whittle, 89 lerville. Pa. HUFF, Harry G. Sirs. Hazel Huff. 1414 Bisell Street. Burlington, Vt. SWARTWOUT, William James. Walworth North Jefferson .Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. YANNEY, William J. John Yanney, Lopez, Page Swartwout, R. F. D. 2, Ballston Spa, JOHNSON, George H. Sirs. Susan Gusta Pa. N. Y. Johnson, 145 Beech Street, Kearny, N. J. PRIVATES. TOBIN, Carl. Harold Goodnough, 202 East JUSTICE, Raleigh E. Andrew SI. Justice, KING, James. Sliss Slary King, 1174 Nos- Barnesvllle, Ohio. South Street, Franklin, N. C. trand .Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. V. Mrs. Nancy E. White, WHITE, Hubert K.ASPEREEN, Frank J. Sirs. Mary Kaspe- KLIER, George J. Mrs. Anna Klier, 4222 Webster Springs, W. Va. Springfield, N. Slilgate Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Sudie Young, East- rcen. J. Y’OUNG, Charley. KEELER. Joseph. William Cokel, First Na- KLINEDINST, Ira. Sirs. Sarah Klinedlnst, view, Ky. tional Bank, Fremont, Ohio. 15 North Slount Vernon Avenue, Hanover, CORPORALS. ' KING, James SI. Sliss Emma F. King, Sanger, Pa. AKERMAN, Delbert R. Mrs. N. Akerman, Tex. KNEER; William. Mrs. Nettie Kneer, Odell,

Williamsburg, Iowa. KLIEGL, George W. Joseph Kliegl, Cylinder, 111 . DALLAS, Demastheny. Dimitrio G. Balias, Iowa. KORNBLUSI, Jacob. Morris Kornblum, 405 Olympia, Greece. KLINGENBERGER, Frank W. Frank A. East Eighth Street, New York, N. Y. BENNETT, Wilbur. Mrs. Grant Bennett, R. Klingenberger, 202 Bowers Street, Jersey KOWILASKl, Frank. Adam Kowilaski, 1720 Slilwaukee, F. D. 1, Elou City, HI. City. N. .1. American Avenue. Wis. BROWN, Alfred E. Mrs. Novia Brown, Burk- KNABI.E, Harry Harold. Sirs. Anna Knable, KOWALSKI, Frank L. Valentine Kowalski, ett, Tex. 1405 North Fourteenth Street, Philadelphia, route 4,. box 155, Thorpe, Wis. BURTON, Lester L. Mrs. Nettie Burton, R. Pa. KOWALSKI, John. Stanislaw Kow.alski, .Joseph Lake, Wilton, Sle. Cleveland, Ohio. F. D. 2, box 85, Hugo, Okla. L.AKE, George T. 7926 Lowinski Avenue, CLUKEY, Albert J. Mrs. Kosey Clukey, Dex- LOOSIIS, Orrln R. Orrin J. Loomis, 232G LANGANBACH, Marc E. John I.,angnnbach, ter, Me. North Kildare Avenue, Chicago, 111. Terre Haute, Ind. COXON, Wayne. Mrs. Lorena E. Coxon, gen- SIARKANO, .Augustus J. Sirs. Anna Markano, SIcCOY, Wesley C. Sirs. Florence SIcGuirc, eral delivery. Mason City, Nehr. 107 Durham .Avenue, Sletuchen, N. J. R. F. D. 1, Bassett, Nehr. CROUSE, Donald. Mrs. Clara Crouse, Caines- SIELCIO, Joseph. . Sliss Annie Cross, 734 SI.AGINE, Aramando. .Antonio Slangina, Co- HI. vllle. Pa. Slackinaw Avenue, Chicago, gano, .Amiterno, Province DiAquila, Italy. DAVIDSON, Anton A. John Davidson, Cen- SIOOM.au, Charley SI. Sirs. Kate J. Hum- SIILLER. .Andrew. Sirs. .Anna Williams, Sel- turia, Wis. phries, Greenville, Y'^a. man. La. FINFROCK, William M. William M. Fin- NICHOLS, Slorton R. Sirs. Lillian Nichols, SIULTZ. Philip. Solomon Multz, 133 Suffolk Street. Gloucester, Slass. Y’ork, N. Y". frock, R. R. 1, Covington, Ohio. 20 East Slain Street. New HERRITT, Elmer. Mrs. Rosa Ilerritt, 2443 PEAK, Edgar William. Sirs. Slay Howell N.AWO.ISKI, Felix. Mrs. Francis Nawojski, North Lawrence Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Peak, 208 North Cascade Avenue, Colorado 164 Titus Avenue, Buffalo. N. Y'. J. Gust Nelson, 424 HOLDER, Henry D. J. M. Holder, Walnut Springs, Colo. NELSON. Carl East Ridge. Ark. BUGLERS. Third Street, .Anaconda, Mont. IIOWSER, Albert W. Mrs. Sarah Ilowser, NEWSI.AN, Curtis C. Sirs. Mary E. Newman, AD.ASIS, James C. Sirs. James P. Adams, Landax, Oreg. 2103 West Magazine Street, Louisville, Ky. 3715 Forest Avenue, Chicago, HI. Patrick. Mrs. John O'NEILL. Francis ,A. John O'Neill, Pond HUMPHREY, Robert FELTY, Warren D. J. Rufus Felty, Onset, Humphrey, Marlin, Tex. Eddy, New Y'ork, N. Y‘. I.ebanon County, Pa. ORICK, Erick £2 Mrs. Igiura \Z Orick, Y'ina, HURST, Blain. Nohle Hurst, Wakeman, Ohio. Sirs. Daisy D. Jaycox, R. JAYCOX, Vernon. ..Ala. George W. ' C. B. Huston, Tex- HUSTON, F. D. 1, Avon Lake. Ohio. homa, Okla. SUTTON. Will R. William H. Sutton, Glad- ORI..ANDO, Donato. Samuel Balois, 511 Fif- HUTCHISON, Harry E. Mrs. Edith Hutchi- den, Ala. tieth Street, Brookly'n. N. Y'. John. Frank Palczynski, 1246 son, Bussey, Iowa. WELLS. Joseph Webb. Norman S. Garis, I’ALCZYNSKI. Wladyslaw. August Jodlowski, Street. Chicago, HI. - JODLOW.SKI, 20A Walnut Street, Newark, N. J. Blanche Galacia, Austria. PE.ACOCK, Charles. Lewis E. Peacock. Ma- JODOIN, Arthur J. Napoleon .Todoin, 1G3 MECHANICS. plewood, Ohio. Lakeview Avenue, Lowell. Mass. I'ETERS, Cloyd H. Mrs. Bettie Peters, R. F. C-ARNEGIE. James C. Sirs. James Carnegie, KEARNS, Arthur. Earn llawyd, Zaleski, II. 1. Floyd County, Va. Ohio. Grindstone, N. Y'. PODZUK.IS, Antonio. Mrs. Magi Shakocus. C.ATES, Jones .Abner. Sliss Ruby SIcGee, KERNS, Floyd J. Mrs. Ella Kern. R. F. D., 125 South I.eonard Street, Waterbury, Conn. Palmyra, N. Y. Slulherry, Tenn. POE, Alva. Mrs. Francis B. I'oe, Palmer. 111. Sirs. A. Free- Harold William. Jlrs. Caroline Hill, FREESIAN, Edward R. Mary R.VSCHE. William. Mrs. Rosie Lyons, Bar- KERR, Y’a. 1331 Willow Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. man, Lewisburg, W. ronvale. I’a. E. I. Knight, Park KLETT. Charles. Miss Caroline Klett, GS8 KNIGHT, Winfred James ROBINSON. Howard L. Harry K. Robinson, I'laco, Oreg. Onderdonk Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y’. 42S North Lavergne Avenue, Chicago, 111. KR.VSENSKY. Edward. Joseph Krasensky, MASTER ENGINEER. ROBINSON, Lllburn. Mrs. Sarah Robinson, 72G Boulevard, Astoria, N. Y. jNasbie. Va. KRAUS, Frank J. Miss Marie Kraus, 34 .AUGIIENB.AUGH. Russell L. Sirs. Fannie ROTERMUND. Louis. Mrs. Pauline Lick, Murray Street, Kingston, N. Y'. Aughenbaugh, Oshauter, Pa. . 2030 Iowa Street, Chicago, 111. THE OFFICIAl; U'LLF/l'IX: SATCKDAY. FERTirAKV 8, 1010. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SANDHI Dfll':, Hnymond D. Mrs. Dettle Sand- TOLLIVER. Andrew. Mr.s. .Molly Gallagher, AITT, .Arihur R. AA'aller C. Vltt, Krakow, rUltio, .'looruians Ulvcr, Vii. Olive Hill. Kv. Mir. , SCII.MIDT, Albert C. Albert Scbmldt, H. K WELLS, .lamoH M. .Mrs. Ruthio Wells, Llt- AVALCII, AVillInm. Mrs. Floyd Williams, 1126 1). 1, bo.K 84, Klkhorn, Wls. trell, Kv. Taylor Street, .Arkon, Ohio. SKl.l.KHS. Clarence T. William II. Sellers, W1;lT/. 1EN, Henry E. C. John Weltzlen, R. AA’.ALKER. .Alfred E. .Airs. May L. AA’alker, ;{01 West Tenth Avenue, Mitchell, S. Dak. E. I). 1, Glencoe, Wls. 133 South Garfield, Hinsdale, III. SIIAdKN.V, Ira C. Mrs. Anna McVeigh, WHITE, Joseph C. Mrs. N. C. Lock, Magee, AVAU.INGER. Otto V. .Aliss .Maril AValllnger, illkado, Mich. Miss. 651 Twenty-second Street, .Milwaukee, Wls. SlIKEllAN. John T. August Erantz, 1580 WHITSO.V. Waller N. George W. Whitson, AVEIS AVilllam M. Adam Weis, R. E. D. 2, Westv'l'hiptv-fir.st Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Ruby, .\rk. Ashland, Ky. SOHTOIl. Ewing It. Mrs. Elmer Sorter, H. E. M’lLLIAMS, Sam. Mrs. Lizzie Williams, Clay- WELLS, l''rancis E. Daniel Boone AA’tlls, R. D. 1. Alonroc, Mich. ton. N. C. F. T). 2. AVilsonvIllc, Nebr. SMITH, Willard. William C. Smith, Gilbert, WILLIAMS, Sam. Mrs. AV. W. Williams, 702 WHITNEY, John AV. John A. AVhltney, AA'est- Da. West Main Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. over, .Md. STEEL, Ignatz. Mrs. .Tulin Staluskionie, .Tu- WILLIAMSON. Pirry G. Mrs. Elorll'a Wil- AVILT, George W. Miss Millie AVilt, Har- berniez, Kauno, Siaullu, I’avleta Eabrika, liamson. Gorin, Mo. pers Ferry, AA'. A'a. Ulicin, Htissia. MTLLIAMSON, Schley. Math AVilliamson, R. MANNING, Patrick. Miss Alargaret Manning, 29 AVest Fifty-sixth Street, York, N. Y. SUMMER.^, Charles II. Clay B. Summers, 37 E. 1). 1, Oak Park. Ga. New Atkins Street, Asheville, N. C. WILSON, Guy R. Mrs. Lillie AVilson, Thorn- MANSFIELD, Paul B. B. A. .Alansfield, 28 THO.MAS. David H. William M. Thomas, ' ton. Tex. Bates Street, St. Danvers, Mass. Alma, W. Va. YE.VGEIt, Onnle II. Mrs. Maggie Yates, Ala- MARTIN. John B. Joseph A. Martin, 732 TODINE, Alfred L. Peter Todlnc, 110 Stagg bama City, .Ala. Grant Street. Springfield. Ohio. Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. ZIGMUND, Frank J. Anton F. Zlgmund, 33.39 MAY, Arthur W. AVillard May, Winchester, VALUOS.V. Alexander. Mrs. I’hilamina Val- East Seventy-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Ky. rosa, 339 East One hundred and eiglith ZIMMER. George A. Thomas Zimmer, Del- MILLER. Harrison. Miss Ilala Royal, 735 Street, New York, N. Y. wood, ill. Market Street, AA'beeling, W. A'a. WALKER, Alvin R. Webster Walker, 3C17 KANTER, Nathan. Samuel Kanter, 9 Asy- MOTLEY. Cecil G. Mrs. Ida S. .Motley, 911 East North Avenue, East ralestiue, Ohio. lum Street. Boston, Mass. South Tlilrd Street, Springfield, III. WELLS, Dudley J. Arch Wells, Templar, Ky. KEIIMN.A. Herman, jr. Herman Kehnina, MOT'l'. Charles. Horatio Mott, R. E. D. 2, WELLS, William Hughey. Sam W. May- sr., 48 Napoleon Street, Newark, N. J. Hampton. A'a. berry. Goodwill, W. Va. KINDERilAN. Joseiih. Joseph Klnderman, NAKOAVITZ, Frank. Mrs. Francis Nakowitz, WILLIAMS, Lee B. Mrs. Mary Williams, 1039 Iowa Street, Oshkosh, AA’is. 201 AA’ldengam Street, Peoria, III. ICcepsville, N. C. KLINGER, Clair J. Mrs. Elmira Klinger, NE\A'M.\N. .Alfred T. .Tacob Newman, -Soda I'a. WILLIAMS. Steve. George Williams, 1-41 Ford Cit.v, Springs, • Idaho. Emil. Jirs. Catherine Klob, 407 Dale Bulfalo Hill, Cannonsburg, I’a. KLOB, O'BRIEN. .Martin II. Henry O'Brien, Flana- Street, McKeesport, Pa. WIIITTREDGE, Elmer P. Harold B. Whitt- gan, HI. I. Laita, Jamestown, redge, Medford, JIass. LAITA, Gus Oscar ROURKE, Charles R. Mrs. Jennie O'Rourke, Cal. KING, Lawrence .larrett. Mrs. Elizabeth box 43. East Helena Mont. King, Carthage, Ind. LINKE, Eddie J. Mrs. Mary Llnke, Colum- PALMER, Earl T. Airs. Mary Palmer, box KLEIN, George. Mrs. Mollie Klein, Sugar bus, Colo, 24.'!. St. Croix Falls, AATs. City, Idaho. LOSPALLUTO, Michele. Mrs. Mary San- PALMER. Harry II. Harry P. Palmer, AVil- toro, 2193 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y.. demar. Cal. KLEIN, John F. Klein, Rossville, Adam Md. LOADINGS. Charlie R. Mrs. Susan Lovings,' P.AI.T’BI.VK. Gus W. John Palivbiak, 4107 KLINGERT. Elorian. Mrs. E'rancls Eussner, Union, S. C. Cllffews Street, St. Louis, JIo. R. E. I). 20, Brimtield. HI. U’ND, Peteg P. Jim Landall, R. F. D. 1, PE.ACOCK. Arthur R. Mrs. Mamie S. Pea- KOl'KCKY, .Toe. John Kopecky, Midfield, Tex. box 48. Del Rev, Cal. cock. 2259 East One hundred and fifth KOPPEN, John. Henry Coppen, Cassville, MCDERMOTT, Alvin B. Mrs. Mary McDer- Street. Cleveland, Ohio. mott, 1211 Mechanic Street, South Bethle- Airs. AI. Elizabeth Creech, LENT/, Clyde W. Adam W. Lentz, 211 PE.VDEN, .Albert J. hem, Pa. Snow Hill. N. C. Spruce Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. ilcGEE, Herbert S. Mrs. Carrie E. Rhodes, PETERS, Theodore. Airs. Jeanette Peters, LOCiSTTON, Shirley B. William B. Logsdon, Billings. Alont. Canady, Mo. R. F. D. 2, Brookville, Pa. 724 Twent v-seventh Street, AValter W. Robert T. Peters, box LUKAS/OWSKI, Peter. Edward Lukaszowski, MANNA, Luigi. Tony Aceto, Angle Street, PETERS, 513 Frankford Heights, 111. 11 North Gazelle Street, Dunkirk, N. Y. Kenosha, AVIs. PIERCE, Le Roy. .Allen Al. I’lerce, 55 Oliver LUND, Ole. Simon I.und. Stanley, Wis. M.AYSON. Bennie M. Press S. Mayson, Cal- Street, Somerville. Alass. IjUSTURINO, Merino. Mrs. Frances Lust- lison, S. C. PIERCE. Alark. Philip Aronson, 24 Powell- urino. Pagianella, Province Looco, Italy. NEAVMAN. Charles II. .John W. Newman, 14 ton Road. Dorchester, Alass. LPTTES, Lyman .T. Mrs. Charlotte A. Luttes, Ferry Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. .Anthony. Airs. Alary K. .Tencosky, C26 West Twelfth Street, Okmulgee, NIEI.SON, George. Mrs. Christina Nielson, REG.AL. Okla. Poplar Street, Alount Carmel, Pa. McCORMICK, Norwood. Joseph Lazear Mc- 7209 Duluth Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 31!» South RICHARDSON. Rov .Alvin. Airs. Alay Barone, Cormick, U. S. Revenue Collector, Wichita, OX'ONNOR, Stephen. Mrs.' Edna O'Connor, Avenue, Rochester. N. Y. Kans. 1015 Prospect Avenue, Milton, Wls. 1884 Plymouth .Ambrose J. Paul Rinaldi, 7 Alain MELCHER, Clarence J. Mr.s. Isabell O'NEIL. William. Edward O'Neil, 87 North RINALDI, Melchcr, Schenectady. N. Y. Cassopolis, Mich. Fourth Street, Ironton, Ohio. -liAvenue. .Amos William. Aliss Eva J. MILLER, Albert. Albert II. Miller, O'NEIL, William P. Mrs. Katherine ROBINSON, La Con- Parker, Lancaster. Ohio. ner,' Wash. 1844 West Twenty-fourth Street, Los An- Robinson. Beverlv K. Dr. AI. P. Robinson, NAGLIERE, Gastano. Frederico Gastano, Via geles. Cal. ROBINSON, 420 Nuber .Avenue, Alount Vernon, N. Y. Castello 8, Vesto Chute, Italy. PAOLINO, Dominick. Mrs. Rafaela Bochina, John T. Thomas Robinson, R. F. NELSON, Carl R. Henry C. Nelson, 210 South Seventh Street, Ilighlandtown, ROBINSON, box 14, South Wayne, Wis. Rolling, Minn. Md. D. 2„ RA’AN,Tldward B. Edward P. Ryan, 86 Foun- PE.ARSON, Clarence H. Nels Pearson, Axtell, PIC.ARD, Ladis. Drozih Picard. Muncy, La. Nebr. tain Street. Haverhill, Alass. PICCIOCHI, Lucea. Stephen Lacherno, 79 Ernest AI. Airs. .Annie J. San- PELICK, Felman. Demetri Pelick, 3402 Park SANDERS. Mulberry Street, New York, N. 'Y. 24-.A Carnegie Way, Atlanta, Ga. Avenue, New York, N. Y. ders, PIERCE, Luther. Tom Pierce, R. F. D. 2, Emanda Savoie, New RIPPEY, Boyd. Mrs. Lucy Rippey, 35 North S.AVOIE, Claibert. box 136, Henryetta, Okla. Iberia, La. Street. Union, S. C. PRUETT, Otis C. James F. T. Pruett, Hum- ROBERSON, Leland D. David F. Roberson, S.AWIN, Arlond George. George W’. Sawin, 39 1)1©, Xgx. 'll. Street, Westfield, N. Y. Robersonvllle, N. C. RIZZ.VTO. Nicola. Mrs. Lina' Chesci, 261 Spring Henry. SHE.A. John J. Aliss Nellie Salander, 83 ROBINSON, Mrs. Ada Wilson, 1122 .Alexander Street, Chicago, 111. Garfield Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Swetland Street, Scranton, Pa. ROLAND,. Emry F. Walter C. Roland, L. James B. Shear, R. F. D. 1, ROBINSON, Joseph J. Miss Isabella Robin- Thompsontown, Pa. SHE.AR, John Putnam, N. Y. son, Adams Road, Crescentville, Philadel- S.ANDERS, Nathan P. Mrs. Minnie Sanders, .1. John W. Sheehan, phia, Pa. AVeatherford, Okla. SHEEH.AN, Raymond ' R. F. D. 4. Caledonia. Alinn. ROBLE, George R. Mrs. Mary Roble, G32 Illi- S.ANDERS, Roland. Mrs. Mollie Sanders, R. SHOWAI.TER. James R. Airs. Lula Sho- nois Avenue north. Fond du Lac, Wis. F. D. 1. Mount Salman, Tex. walter, R. F. D. 2, Kingsport, Tenn. RODENBERGER. Elmo M. Mrs. L. E. Roden'- SCH5IITT, Cornelius J. Mrs. George J. William P. Airs. William 1*. Smith, berger, R. F. D. 2, box 55, Vicksburg, Miss. Schmitt, 114 Sander Street, Rochester SAIITH. ROGALSKT. Wal Erjan. Leon' Rogalski, 91 N. Y. Carrie, A'a. Brake Street, Brockton, Maas. SORRELL, Ernest L. Airs. Ella Sorrell, R. Carl. - Mrs. Bertha Schober, A’a- SCHMIDLIN, Charles. Mrs. Emma Schmid- SCHOBER, Alankato, Alinn. lencia. Pa. F. D. 1. lln, 12 Colonial Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. ^Joseph. Airs. Anna Swantner, .Anthony. Mrs. Schor- SWANTNER, SCHMITT, Arthur C. J. Mrs. Rose SCHORM.ACK, Mary Schmitt, mack. Perham. Minn. Alanchester, AIo. Cl Fairmont Avenue, Newark, N. J. Elmer H. William F. Swerman, SCHROLL, Harry B. Mrs. Mary F. Kelly, SWERAI.AN. SCIIMUDLACK, Adolph J. Emil Schmud- R. F. vine. Bangor. Wis. lack, R. F. D. 1, New Pa. D. 2, Montello, Wis. T.AYLOR, Charles E. Airs. Clara B. Loroff, SL.VMANS, Lora M. Mrs. Martha McKinney SCOTT, Thomas G. James H. Scott, R. F. D. 1, Dow City, Iowa. general delivery, Troy. Kans. Slamans, R. F. D. 1. Ewing, 111. SHATN. Harry I. Mrs. Belle Shain, Darling- TUCK. David L. Earl Tuck, Sycamore, Va. SMITH, L.avern R. Mrs. Jessie Smith, R, F. ton, Wis. A’ITTETOE, .Archie R. Airs. Kittie C. Pee- D. Tangent, Oreg. 1, SMITH, Theodore. Levi Smith, New Amster- bles. Queen City, AIo. SMITH, Leo J. Mrs. Kate Smith, Newton, dam, Ind. W.VTERS, Patrick J. Airs. Ellen Waters, 4 Iowa. T.AYLOR, Charley WL .Andrew W. Taylor, Coal Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. •SMITH, Leon E. W'illiam R. Smith, 1429 Clendennin, W. A’a. W.ATKINS, James, jr. James Watkjns, sr., West Ninth Street, Joplin, Mo. TIIOSI.AS .Arthur. George Thomas, R. F. D. Bergholz, Ohio. ST. ARNAULD, William J. Peter St. Ar- 1, Greenbush, Ga. WILLIAAIS. David J. David .T. Williams, 19 nauld, 33 Spring Street, Wallingford, Conn. TIBERIO, John. Carmine Maglieri, 119 A'ine North Nicholas Street, St. Clair, Pa. SWAN SEN, Swan. Miss Paullina Swansea, Street, Greensburg, Pa. WHITE, Francis A'. Airs. Lizziaka White, Hudson, S. Dak. TIGHE, .John ,T. Martin B. Tighe, 1479 Dor- (Joose Creek. Tex. SW.VRT/, Preston C. Mrs. .Anna Swartz, chester .Avenue, Dorchester. Mass. WHITAI.AN, John F., jr. John F. Whitman, Middleburg, Pa. TODD, Dean M. Mrs. Jess Todd, Sedan, Kans. Elkins Park, Pa. 22 THE OFFICIAL U/ S. BULLETIN: SATUKdPy^FiSbEUARY. 8, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

WniTLET, Joseph W. Mrs. Annie Whitley, KLINGER. Arthur. Amandas Klinger, 403 WHITSON, John. Henry Whitson. R. P'. D. 1, T2'.> Montgomery Street, Jersey City, N. J. Miners Avenue, Lead, S. Dak. Orient, Ohio. WHITMAN, Lloyd 1C. Charles Whitman, KLINE, P’rank S. Mrs. Pauline Kline, 184 YABERG, Grover S. Daniel L. Yabcrg, box White Cloud, Mich. P'airmount Avenue, Newark, N. J. 172, Graettinger, Iowa. FEIUIIS, James E. Mrs. Julia Ferris, 39 KORFAL, John W. Mrs. Lena Korpal, R. F. YORK, James L. John F. York, Roaring Melrose Street, Boston. Mass. D. Saginaw, Mich. Springs. Tex, William. Cicero Fadgrett, Wynes- 2, rAIXHHCTT, KNISLEY, Walter II. Mrs. Charles Edward burg, Ky. Knisley, Savage, Md. SECTION 2, DECEMBEE 25, 1918—Con. PAHL.iU, John C. Mrs. Wilhelmina Herman, KOSATKA, John. John Kosatka, 4148 West 1317 Oak Street, Massillon, Ohio. Sixteenth Street, Chicago, III. [The deaths reported in this section /were FAINTEK, Hugh. JeH Fainter, Belle Center, JjA P'ERNIER, George Clifford. Mrs. Frank jjrinted in a previous issue of Tux OrriciAti Ohio. La Fernier, R. F. D. 1, box 37, Ashland, U. S. Bulle’I'i.v.] FAKKH, Barney. Max Faker, 312 Linden Wis. Street, Scranton, following casualtie.s are reikirted Fa. L.MtpTN, Harry G. John C. Laffin, Williams, The F^lfiiMEIl, Everett. Miss Mildred Palmer, 312 Minn. by the couimanding general of the Ameri- Center Street, Decatur, HI. can Expeditionary PllICE, Marion it. Mrs. Elizabeth I’ricc, L.\NNE, Arvo N. Oust .Jacobson, general de- Forces: Acosta, Pa. livery, Palmer, Mich. EEIMANN, Christoph C. Christoph Reimann, LEMONS, Eugene E. Mrs. Jim E. Lemons, It Wounded Severely. Midland, S. Dak. F. I). 1. Cumberland City, Tenn. PBIV.ATES. LEONARD, Harry Phillip.s. Mrs. Charles RETRAMEL, Ernest L. John Ketramel, West COL.ABELLI, Tony.- Tony ColabeUi, 73 Henry Frankford, 111. Leonard, 22 North Thomas Street, Bedford, Pa. Street, Orange, N. J. ROACH, Otto B. Mrs. Flo.ssle B. Roach, 838 COLLINS. Horace V. Mrs. Maude C. Clinton, East Second Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. LOV'ELAND, Charles H. Mrs. Mary L. Love- R. P\ D. 2, Dardanelle, Ark. ROBERTSON, Ira. Mrs. Rosa Robertson, land, Parma, Idaho. ' CRISMORE, Floyd C. James F. Crismore, Stroud, Okla. LUNN, Robert G. Mrs. Jane Lunn, 1013 Bryan. Tex. EOBITAILLE, Henry A. Mrs. A. Tenn. , Robitallle, South nigh Street, Union Cit.v, GENTILE, Antonio. Suvigi Gentile, Umhri- 120 Railroad Street, Cohoes, N. Y. LUNDHOLM, Thomas L. Mrs. Ebba Pitts, R. atico, Catanzaro, Italy. Fred. RYLANDEK, Henry R.vlander, R. F. D. F. D. 1, Rialto, Cal. GLOTCH, Steve. Mrs. Anna Glotch, Red 2, box 22, Robbinsville, N. J. MANDICII, Marco S. Spiro Mandich, 3642 Lodge, Mont. EZEFF.\, Frank O. Mrs. Clara Rowman, Seventeenth Street, San PTancisco, Cal. GRIFP'IN', Ben F. Mrs. Emma Griffin, Kavr 220,"> Street, McDougal Hamtramck, Mich. MILLER, Alfred. Harry E. Miller, Braznell, City, Okla. SAW.IDSKI, Banz. John Egn, Fance Hotel Pa. GRIP'FIN, George. Mrs. Johanna Griffin, Street, South Deerfield, Mass. MILLER, Alfred F. Charles Miller, 1850 Elizabeth, N. C. SCHMIDT, Edward E. J. Henry Schmidt, Champlain Street, Toledo, Ohio. H.ART, Jafnes. P'rank Hart, Corydon. Iowa. Franklin, Cal. Henry. Lottie Requa, 501 Chrlsler MOELL, HUNT, Edward. J. W. Hunt, I’ipestone, SEELY, Herrick B. .Sherman B. Seely, Bris- Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. Minn, E. John tolville, Ohio. MON.4GIIAN, Francis Mrs. Monag- JAMES, Harry. Gillie James, Mount A'ictory, han, R. F. D. 6, Canandaigua, N. Y. SHEALY, Holmes A. George Shealy, R. Ohio. U. MOON, Grover L. Miss Edith Moon, Blue- F. D. 1. Feak, S. C. JONES. Charles C. Mrs. Dora Estep, New field. W. Va. SHEFFIELD, Otis B. John T. Shefiield, Tal- Market, Va. * NUI/rON, Jonah H. Miss Pearl Nulton, 1703 lapoosa,, Ga. LENH.ART, George II. Mrs. .Annie Lonhart, Linden Street, Scranton, Pa. SHERM.AN, Raoul G. Mrs. Anne E. Sherman, 173 Harmon Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. ORNER, Clo.vd B. Darwin Orner, 4321 54.")o Sheridan Road, Chicago, 111. LOEFFLER, John, jr. .lo:.u Imelller, sr., R, Eighth Avenue NE., Seattle, Wash. SIGGIA, Antonio. P'. D. 1, Red Lake Falls. Minn. Gerlando Loevstro, 362 O'CONNOR. Edward. Miss Francis O'Connor, Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, LUSENO, A’ito. Mrs. A'ito Luseno, San ' Ita N. Y. 110 North Eighteenth Street, Columbus, SIMMS, Lawrence. Mrs. • Sattanzoro Sullionco, Italy. Jack Simms, R. F. Ohio. D. 2, Eldon, Iowa. . McDON.ALD, .Aldan. Michael McDonald. 289 SJHTH, William S. Miss Josephine Smith, 6 ORLANDO, Dominick. Leo Domenico, 101 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. Valley Street, Exeter Boro, Fa. First Street, New York, N. Y. McGUILLON, I’atrick D. Mrs. Bridg<‘t Mc- STEGMAN, P'red. Mrs. Helen Stegman, 1118 O'ROURKE, Edward P''. Mrs. Michael .Judd, Guillon, County Armagh, Ireland. Geneva Street, Racine, Wls. 20 Dexter Street, Providence, R. I. MORGAN, Ernest Houston. George W. Mor- STRAUB, Bernard W. Maurice Straub, C59 PEARSON, Edmund W. Aron Grant, R. F. gan, Huddleston, A'a. Mason Street, Rhinelander, Wis. D. 2, Braham, Minn. OG.AN, Stanley I. AA’illiam J. Ogan, Cumbep- ST. LAWRENCE, Joseph F. Mrs. lilary Dan- PE.\RSON, Edward Earl. Thomas Pearson, laud, Ohio. iels, 29 P'orest Avenue, Salem, Mass. Wahkon, Minn. • ROB.ARGE, Clifford J. Mrs. Ix)uis G, Ro- SWATS, John L. Mrs. Minnie Swats, Chris- REESE, Charlie L. Mrs. Lila Mae Reese, R. barge, 125 West Newton Street, Rice Lake, tina; Va. F. D. 2, Pelzer, S. C. Wls. SWAIN, Willis O. Mrs. Alas L. Swain, Myr- BOBBIN, Morris. Mi-s. 4Itta Bobbin, 3420 S.ANDERS. AA'illiam L. Mrs. William Sanders, tle, Miss. Grenshaw Street. Chicago, 111. Dudleyville, .Ala. Mrs. Robin- SWANN, Milton II. John Swann, R. F. D. 19, ROBIN.SON, Lester. Anna .Jane TIIEDFORD, Julian F. Mrs. Jim .A. Tbeil- Lewiston, N. Y. son, 7147 Normal Boulevard, Chicago, III. ford. Tyler. Tex. , Loren Dale. Jam(I6 Robinson, R. • SWARTZ, Leroy Warren. Enos Swartz, Hud- ROBINSON. A'AN GL.AHN, Townsend. Edward C. A’ntj son, Colo. P’. D. 1, Winfield, Kans. Glahn, 324 West One_ hundred and third TALAMINI, Antonio. John Ward. 37 Grove ROSE, .Abram. Mrs. Hattie Polhemus, New Street,- New York, N. Y. Street, Now York, N. Y. City, N. Y. BROWN, Dellis, Mrs. Edith Brown, R. F. D. ROSENBLUM, Harry. Mrs. Anna Rosen- A'a. THIEL, Frank A. John Thiel, route 5, Rem- 2, Mannington. W. sen, Iowa. blum, 4211 Brooklyn Avenue, Kansas City, H.ARRISON, George A. Thomas Harrison, THOMAS, Abraham. John J. Thomas, Oshan- Mo. Castlegato. Utah. ter, Clearfield County, Pa. SANDERS. Thomas P. Mrs. .Johanna San- HIGGINS. AA'illiam J. Jamesr Higgins. 4 TIERNAN, John G. Mrs. Mary A. Tiernan, ders, 202 West Spring Street, Boonvilie, Mo. Hedge Street. New Haven, Conn. 412 Delaware Avenue, Albany, N. Y. SANDLPIR, Samuel. Mrs. Rachel Sandler, KLEMM. Rudolph. Michael Klemm, 6.52G TIETZ, John. Miss Lizzie Tietz, Adkins, Tex. 2134 P'ifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. I’helitus Street, Cleveland. Ohio. TILLMAN, John. Antony Tillman, Pheeburg, SCHROEDER. Julius. Mrs. Bertha Schroe- KUM'M. P'rank. August Kumm, Newhurg Mo. der. Le Claire, Iowa. Corner. Wis. KELLY. John T. Mrs. Mary S. Kell.v. 13 TODD, Erwin M. Erwin W. Todd, 522 Lin- SCITROICDER, Justus Lewis. Mrs. Anna Schrooder. R. F. D. Amherst, Ohio. Beacon Street, Clinton. Mass. den Avenue. Elizabeth, N. J. 2, SCIIROF. Ilownrd G. Harry H. Schrop, R. M.AINS, John R. Mi-s. Emma Mains. Amherst TOLZMAN, Bernhard G. Herman Tolzman, Terrace, McKeesport, I’a. Minnesota Lake, Minn. F. D. 21, East Akron. Ohio. Sheehan, MILKE. Chester AV. Francis Williams. Kel- VIRGA, Antony. P'rank Cannici, 226 Central SHEEHAN. Timothy J. Daniel Kaolin. Pa. logg. Idaho. Avenue, Passaic, N. J. B. Stith Shep- PIPICELLI, Jass. Frank PipiccUl, Natila, yiTPlLONE, Angelo. Mrs. Mary Vitelonc; SHEPHERD. Meade Mrs. M. herd. Waynesboro, Va. Ital.v. Lakehurst, N. .1. Fred. Mrs. Mattie RHODES. Ramon R. George W. Rhodes. Ne- P'rank August. Mrs. Minnie Wade, SOAIMERS, Sommers, WADE. Harrison. Ark. braska City. Ncbr. R. P'. D. 4, Waynesville, Ohio. RINKER. Lpke E. Mrs. Mary Rlnker, Em- WALOSZ, Anton. Frank Walosz, 1201 Eighth 'STARLING. Thomas W. Thomas AV. Star- ling. Aubrey. Tex. mett. Idaho Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. ST.AUDE. William G. Emil Staude, 735 AA'.ALKEU, Ernest. Cyrus Walker, R. F. D. WEILER, Nicholas F. Mi-s. Katie Weiler, '2, Granite Cit.v, 111. Bloomfield Street, Hoboken, N. .T. 1224 South Commercial Street, Belleville, W.AI.L. William F. Ben H. Wall, Cheap Hill. SAVANSON, Plrnest P'. Oscar Swanson, box Kans. Tenn. 46. Grandon, N. Dak. Sol. Dr. Lewis Goldblatt, Weinstein, 1647 WEISS. 322 East SAV.ARTZ. Samuel Calvin. .John E. Swartz, WEINSTEIN. Max. Harry Third Street, I’hiladelphia, I’a. AA'ashington Avenue. New York. N. Y. R. F. D. 1, box 644, Martinsburg, Pa. Charlie. Mrs. Maggie Donald .1. JIrs. Mildred Demer- WHITE, Brown, 108 SAA'ENSOX. Charley Leo. John Swenson, WOT,COTT. Portsmouth, rilt, P' J>. Mich. Nicholson Street, Va. Broughton. Kans. R. 3. Morcncl. Charley. Mrs. Myrtle Poindex- ZIMMERM.AN. AA'illiam. Mrs. Patsy Houston, WHITLOCK, TOAL. Clifford D. Robert W. Toal, Lc Roy, P'. D. City, R. F. D. 1. Trov, S. C. ter, R. 1, Kanawha W. Va. N. WILEY. Moses. Mrs. Maggie Shipp, 1063 Y. HP:RTER, Edward. Julius Hertcr, 2103 Os- Jackson Street, Gary, Ind. TOLI.NER, August. John Tollner, Augusta, good Slrct. Chicago, 111. KL.\U(1K. P’rank L. Henry Klauck, 4424 Ky. IIERI TH, AVillie G. Mrs. Catherine Heruth, South Talman .\ venue, Chicago, III. AA'ALKER, .Andrew ,J. Miss Mary Honey. R. F. D. 1, Princeton, Minn. KI.EINKOFP’, Isidore. Jacob Kleinkopf, 62 Murphv, Okla. HUNT, George C. Joseph P'orrest, R. F. D. Columbia Street. New York, N. Y. WA'I’ERHOUSE. Luke P. John II. Water- 9. AA'ashington, Pa. KLEMIvNT, Harry. Mrs. Mary Klement, 2108 house, 321 West Jefferson Street, P'ori INGR.AM, .Andrew. Mrs. Minnie Ingram, 1206 Mnllikrodt. St. Louis, Mo. AA’a.vne, Ind. Main Street, Melrose Park, HI. KLEMM, Carl F. Nocholas Klomm, 1812 AA'PU SH. AA'alter D. Mrs. Burton M. Welsh. J.H'OBSEN, Peter F. George Jacobsen, Law- South Central Street, Sandusky, Ohio. Hazlehurst, Ga. ton. Iowa. KLENEUT. Charles. Mrs. Mary Klenert, 325 WHITESELL, John W. David Z. AVhitesell, J.ARA'IS, Thomas W. O. Mrs. Minnie M- Melrose Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. 7, South St. Joseph, Mo. Jarvis, R. F. D. 4, .Albertville, Ala. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

JOHNSON. Lionoal N. WIIlls N. .Tolinson, MECHANICS. JOHNSON, Carl E. Mrs. Helga Johnson, 41.’!l Socoiul Avcuue NW'., Minot, N. Diiu. SMITH, Roy .lames. Cliiyfon Smith, 717 52 McKinley Avenue, .lainestown, N. Y. JIJ1)I>, Ulirvoy S. CUiirlos J. .ludO, SouUi- Fourth Avenue, Big Rapids, Mich. JONES, Elwood. David Jones, .Milltuwn, Imry, Oonn. Ind. LANtitJKN, OhnrIlP. Mrs. Mary Marshall, WAGONER. JONES, William A. Mrs. Marjt Smith Jones, 5.'t;i Stveot, 1338 East Pine Street, Mahanoy City, Pa. Thoriipt Hampton, Va. CHRLSTIAN. Peter. Martin Christian, It. F. LKKSON, Charlps \V. Mrs. Lot lie lieeson, LAWRENCE, William E. John Soluk, 231 1). 1, Pentwater, .Mich. 1210 South Fourth Street, Camden, N. .7. South Colony Street, Merlilen, Conn. LEU’KLl.KN, John 1). William U. Lewellen, PRIV.ITES. LrCHLl'T.NG, YVerner. Henry LuchlQng, New Braunfels, Tex. Epos, .Via. B.YRBOPK, Sidney G. Mrs. Harlct Barbour, Ituy. P.YY'NE, Joseph C. YV. C. Payne, Tupelo, LYONS, O. B. Lyons, Sachranville, Wls. It. F. D. 3, Benson, N. C. MIS.S. MOltUIS, Herbert .7. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, CHRISTAL, Ellis. Mrs. Martha Chrlstal, 2S (Jowuu Uoud, Mlllesden Green, Loudon, Eagle Lake, Tex. PROSTICK, Jacob ,T. Joseph Prostlck, 52 ICuft. COSGItOY E, Patrick J. Mrs. Michael Kidney, East One hundred and fourth Street. New Ml'ND.YI-R, Harold O. Mrs. Gertrude 7'\ 65 Metheun Street, Lawrence, Mass. York, N. y. Mundale, Sixteenth Avenue South, Minne- DRIY’ER, Matthews. Allen .A. Driver, Grid- SIl.VNNON, Charles .A. Mrs. Ida Greer, It. apolis, Minn. ley. Ark. F. I). Columbus, Ohio. NAEY'.YEKT, Charles I’hillip. Julius Nae- ECKHALT, Harold. Mrs. Ivor Johnson, 2328 SIANO, John. John Slano, Port Redding, vnert, 144.S Mark .Vvenue, Oetroit, Mich. Colfax Street, Evanston, 111. N. J. N.MKN, James M. I’atrick E. .Nairn, 20o ECKLEY. Earl Darwin. .lohu P. Ecklcy, It. SOPER, Adelbert C. Mrs. Nellie Soper, R. East College Street, Cannonsburj;, thi. F. I). 4, Tekamah, Nebr. !•'. I). 1. YY’adharns, N. Y’. r.\WI,.\K, Theodori' M. Mrs. Francis Paw- EISSLER, Carl Harold. Mrs. Fannie Roberts, SPOS.YTO, Paolo. Mr.s. Frances Sposato, lak, Morris Itun, Pa. 3155 West One hundred and twelfth Street, 32 North Fifth Avenue. Mount Y'ernon, PU'CIONE, Sabatino. I.ouis Piccione, San Cleveland. Ohio. N. Y. GrpRonia, Italy. FOYVliKES, Harry. Mrs. Dlclc Fowlkes, 1005 STIEFEL. Roy L. Mrs. Hattie Stiefel, Ep- PININSKI, Joseph. Mr. Wladyslaw Suopor- West Second Street, Charlotte, N. C. worth. Mo. skl, CPO Western Avenue, Detroit. Mich. FOY’E. Thomas. Miss Mary Foye, 02 Summit STRT'BP.E, Julius. Mrs. Mary Graff, 352 SCHEIUOK. Alexamler M. Mrs. Maijsie Avenue. Jersey City, N. ,7. YY’alker Street, Milwaukee. YY'Is. Scherer, It. F. 1). .S, Allentown, Pa. GH.Lt’ND, Carl. Martin Gillund. Harmony, YY'ICHERT, .Albert II. Gusta YYTchert, 070 SCHATZ, I.oriiif; M. Mrs. A. C. Schatz, 120 Minn. Forest Home .Avenue, Milwaukee, YY'Is. Main Street. Wheaton, 111. GRENINGER, Eugene R. Sirs. Liena Grcn YYTNEG. Max. Dave Toraback, 265 Madison SHAUPE. Edward L. Charles J. Sharpe, 150 ingcr, 922.A Y’alcncia Street, San Francisco, Street. New Y'ork. N. Y’. South Fourth Street, Easton, Pa. Cal. ARMSTRONG. .lames L. Mrs. Emma F. Arm- SlIAKP, Maunice W. Edwin Sharp, Chestnut GUEST. Harry. Edmund Guest, 52 South strong, Hicks. .Ark. Street, Lumberton, N. J. Hanover Street, Pottstown, I’n. B.ARNES, Grover. Mrs. Dora Robinson, Maud, SIIAllP, Samuel I. Mrs. J. B. Sharp, Cor- II.ARMON, Frederick G. .Mrs. Gardiner Har- Okla. inth, Miss. mou, 685 Belmont Street, YVaverly, Mass. BARRICK, Phillip E. YIrs. Ella R. T. YVilcox, SIIKIVElv, Cyru.s F. Mrs. Bertha Shriver, IWIG. Harold II. Mrs. Josephine Brincgar, 1129 East One hundred and forty-first K. F. D. 7. Grafton, W. Va. 890.’, Ellery Street, Detroit. Mich. Street. Cleveland, Ohio. SNY'DER, William M. Mrs. Mary M. Snyder, LACOTTO, David R. John Lacotto, Railroad B.ARROYY', Roliert Y’. Burrell G. Barrow, 2228 Cornwall Avenue, Bellingham. Wash. Stveet. West Brownsville. Pa. Hico, Tex. SOLOMON. Hugh V. Mrs. Callie Solomon, LAFERAIER, Aldric. Xaner Laferaier, 63 BRO.ADW.AY', Monroe. Mrs. F. Broadway, Kelso. Tenn. ludeiicndence Street, New Bedford, .Mass. route 182. .Athens, .Ala. SQPIBB. Dale Ellis. William Squibb, Rome LAYVSON, Geor.ge W. Mrs. Y'irgie Lawson, BUKOYY’SKY'. Frank. Martin Wnlanos, 1858 City, Ind. Allen Creek, -W. Va. .Armitage At'enue, Chicago, 111. STEPHENSON. Lucien II. Mrs. Ella Ste- SIcLE.-AN, George F. Mrs. Henrietta SIc- COFFEY', Hcrcy F. Sirs. Fannie Coffey, Mon- phenson, 312 North Dawson Street, Raleigh, Lean, 183 North Hampton Street, Buffalo, ticello, Y'a. N. C. N. Y. DON.AIITTE, Charles T. Mrs. I,ouise Dona- STROBED, Adolph H. Edward Strobel, Loh- MII.LER, Charley. Mrs. Georgia Hodge, Guy- hue, 3403 North Harding Avenue, Chicago, man. Mo. andotte, W. Va. 111 . TAI-.\BANECK. Conrad. Mrs. Mary Duslkyk, NEI.SON. Herman G. Mrs. Annie S. Nelson, DUNN.AW.AY, Monroe. Pink Dunnaway, 1532 Springfield Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 1022 South YVashington Avenue, St. I’eter, Y'erna, Miss. TIIEDE. Herman Rudolph. Ferdinand Thede, Minn. FICCA, Mathew. Y’ingene Ficca, 68 Gevige Reinbeck, Iowa. NELSON. Marlon L. Ben T. Nelson, Mission Street. Roxburv. Mass. Hubert JIrs. UNDRM. Jonas. Scgvald Undem, Stavanger, Hill, S. Dak. GARDNER, O. Hubert O. Gard- Norway. NELSON. Nols B. Mrs. Cecilia Nelson, 2232 ner. I'Tankston, Tex William Lemuel. Harley. Bruce R. Underwood, North Kostner Avenue, Chicago, 111. GELTZ. Mrs. Lois Geltz, UNDERWOOD. 424 Canal Street. Dover, Ohio. Wilbur, Tj’ler County, W. Va. PIOTRASCHK, Charles F. Mrs. Anna Pio- GILPIN. Roy R. Mrs. Tobitba Gilpin, Eagle- WE.YVEIt. Herbert D. Mrs. Anna L. Weaver, traschk, '161 Haltner Street, River Road, town. Ind. Franklin Street, Wilson, N. Y'. Mich. GRAYBILL. William McKinley. P. F. Gray- WEINBERG, Harry. Mrs. Edith Weinberg, F. D. PITTS. Addle D. Henry Pitts, R. 3, bill. .-Alderson, W. Y’a. 1207 Columbus .Avenue, Bay City, Mich. Cartha.ge, Tex. H.AMMOND. Norris R. Norris C. Hammond, W'HITE. Otto E. Adolphus White, R. F. D. 2, Reid, of REID, William. Mrs. Mollie care no Main Street, Ludlow. Y't. Hartsburg, Mo. N. Harriett Cotton Mill, Henderson, C. HICKS, Monroe. William II. Hicks, Bayview WILKES, Oren VanBuren. Mrs. Edgar W. SACK, Joseph B. Miss Kate Sack, 2020 North -Avenue, Inwood. N. Y'. 916 St. George Street, Jackson. Mich. Lamb, Thirtv-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa. KASPER, Peter K. Jlrs. Laura Welch, 301 W'ilson, WILSON. James F. Mrs. Maggie M. SKEOCII, Harold. Robert M. Skcoch, R. F. Chatfield Street, Winona, Minn. Post Bov, Ohio. D. 2. Coral. Mich. YIALL.ARD. Lonzo Francis. Robert Lee Mal- WILSON. -John A. Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Mara- WURTZ, Joseph. Mrs. Barbara Wurtz, 78 lard. Elki.and. Mo. thon, Iowa. Suidam Street, Brooklvn, N. Y'. MATTHEWS. Roy C. Mrs. F. B. Matthews, WINSLOW, James. Miss Lena Winslow. 4005 WEIDENBACH. Edward J. Mrs. Elizabeth 558 First Street. Macon, Ga. South Marshville Street, Chicago. 111. Weidenbach, 839 Fischer Avenue, Detroit, NELSON. Oscar N. James Nelson, R. F. D. 1, WUNDREL. George K. Andrew Wundrcl, 3 Mich. Iron Mountain, Mich. Stn'et. St. Mary Madison. Wis. WT7,SON, Stanley E. Mrs. Kate C. Wilson, NICHOLLS. John J. Mrs. Alice Nicholls, Cecil Mrs. C. O. Wylder, 714 WY’LDER.' O. 720 Greenup Street, Covington. Ky. 925 Willow Avenue. Hoboken, N. ,T. East Bridgeport, Spokane. Wash. WOOD, Fred R. Mrs. Kate Wood, Mexia, Tex. O’LEARY'. John A. Mrs. Bridget O’Leary, ZWEIFEL, Edward. - Charles Redlln, 342 Len- 107 Ylonroe Street, New York. N. Y'. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). nox Street. Milwaukee. Wis. O’LEARY, John T. C. L. Esty, 1278 Y'an LIEUTENANTS. ATJGENSTEIN. Herbert F. Mrs. Carrie Au- Buren Street, St. Paul, Minn. genstein, Barrington, 111. RICE. Franklin O. Misq Florence E. Rice, COOK. Mortimer P. .Mrs. R. R. Cook, 430 . BAISLEY. Vincent. Mrs. Annie Baisley, Gar- West Main Street, Millbury. Mass. East Fortieth Street North, Portland, Oreg. nersville. N. Y. ROBINSON, .Tohn. Mrs. Marguerite Jones, MAY'ER, Walter M. Isaac H. Mayer, 208 BAIRD, Floyd J. Mrs. Isabel Baird, 1822 Athens, Tenn. South La Salle Street, Chicago, HI. East Fifteenth Street. Oakland, Cal. SCH.ACHNER. Samuel. Mrs. Rose Banmgar- MERZ, Harold Baker. Mrs. Charles Merz, BR10L.AT Joseph J. 7-eonard Briolat, R. F. ter, 55 Thatford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 0825 State Road, Tacony, Philadelphia, Pa. D. 2. Minden City, Mich. SCH.YDE, Rudolph J. Mrs. Frieda Schade, F. REDDY, Albert J. Thomas Reddy, 106 COMSTOCK. Hallie D. Mrs. Ida B. Comstock, 162 Beach Street. Stanleton. N. Y’. Bernard Street,- Dorchester, Mass. 734 North Sixth Street. Walla Walla, Wash. SCHT’ETZ. Paul R. -YVilliam Tlrunke, R. F. SEBGEANTS. CON, Burl. H. B. Cox, Huntington. Ark. D. 1. box 37. Buffalo Lake, Minn. Douglas, FULLER, William C. Milton Fuller, Lebanon, DOUGl.AS. John B. Mrs. Nancy SHOCKEY', Ray. Lincoln Shockey. Jefferson, Mo. Anadarka, Okla. lov.a. HERREN, William. Mrs. Sarah E. Herren, EICKELBERGER, James. Samuel Eickcl- SINGER. .John F. Mrs. .Tosephine Meyer, 660 22 Herren Avenue, West Asheville. N. C. berger, Paoll, Ind. Twenty-first Street. Milw.iukeR, YY'is. T. ST. ORE. Olives Dugan. William St. Ore, R. ELDER. Arthur A. 'Mrs. J. Elder, Nash- SL.A'PKR. George J. Mrs. George W. Slater, F. D. box 516, Tulsa, Okla. ville, Ark. 94 YY’est One hundred and third Street, 7, T. SKINNER. Edwin J. Julian Skinner, 938 EPh>ERSON. Roy A. Eddie Epperson, New Y'ork. N. Y. Flagler, Colo. Sly. Y'onkers. Okla. Sunnyside Avenue, Chicago, 111. SLY', John E. Sherman G.AINES, Wilbur S. .John W. Gaines, 412 WRIGHT; Grant L. Miss Mary Wright, 231 CORPORALS. South G Street. Wellington, Kans. Woodland .Avenue. Gardner. Mass. JOHNS. Clarence L. Thomas Johns, East GRIFFIN. William D. Mrs. Catherine Wol- YOUNG, Joe G. Mrs. Florence Young, Toone, Alton, ri. cott. Candarago Street, Richfield Springs, Tenn. LEWIS, Roy. Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Muscotah, N. Y. Z.AROM.A. K.asimir. Mrs. Frances Zaroma, Kans. HATGTDEIC.AS, Christ P. Peter Franklins, 910 Lvnn Street. Shamokin. Pa. LIL.IA, Erik L. Miss Mar.git Lilja, Abo Fin- 324 Sixth Street. Milwaukee, Wis. Z.AWISTOWSKI. Peter. Gaston Zawistowski, land, Birgersgatan. HONEY’CUTT, Robert C. Miss Emma Row- 8546 Sunerior .-Avenue. South Chicago. HI. PARKINSON, Thomas F. Mrs. Kate Parkin- ell. Ennis. Tex. .-ARROYY'OOD. William II. Claude Arrowood, son, 26 Oxford Street. Ulverton, England. KOY’LOWSKY". Max .T. Jlrs. Kate Koy- Ylars Hill. N. C. G-AST, John J. Mrs. William H. Gloss, 361 lowsky, 1051 Garmalt Street, Dickson City, ARTRIP, Noah. HavoliT H. Artrip, R. F. D. East Fifth Street, Chicago, 111. Pa. 1, box 666, Ceredo, W. Va. ,

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AIlTIirit. Thomas J. .Tamca Arthur, Fort OLSON, .Allen C. Mrs. Nels Olson, 1205 East HOLLES, Joseph. Frank Holies, 92 Senel RridKor. W.vo. Bridgeport. Spokane, Wash. Avenue, Garlield, N. J. ASHI.FY. tdiarlos I!. Mrs. Jennie Bell Ash- OLSON, I'rantz W. Mrs. Mary E. Magnuson, JO.NES, David O. Mrs. Susie F. Moore, box

lev. ISnkcr.slield. Mo. .Telle. Minn. • 74, Earlimart, Cal. n.-UtBKl!, t arl. Frank Homer, 20 Brooklyn OLSZIEWSKI, Joe. Stanislaw Olszicwski, LEWIS, Harold D. Mrs. Etta Lewis, box 600, Avenue, Sharon. I’a. .Molo, N. Y. Sheridan, Wyo. BEKVFU. Bo.\d .\. Mrs. Mary E. Beevor, PISANO, John. Mrs. Rose Pisano, 32 Spen- RATLIFT, Hollis. "Mrs. Fromle Sewell, ( hillieothe. Mo. cer Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Trion, Ga. BEIIN'AKI). l.awreneo E. Mrs. Katherine PISO. Rocco. Tony Piso, 15 Wavcrly Street, SAlKRISON, Efwin S. Aaron Sackrison, 24 Bernard Fritz. FiSS East Ninety-second Framingham, Mass. South Jackson, Batavia, 111. Street, Cleveiand. Ohio. ITERSON, Leonard J. Mrs. Lavinia Bonnell, APPEL, William G. John H. Appel, Liberty- BEIINK'K, Wiliiam. Miss Anna Bernick, Baldwinville. Mass. town, Frederick County, Md. Dace Avenue, Sioux fity, Iowa. PIPPIN, Noah W. John C. Pippin, Berchams, BIMMEL, Roy C. I'eter Blmmel, R. F. D. 9, BEUZAK, Manuel. Mrs. Ester Males, 520 Va. Sheboyan Falls, Wis. Hudson Avenue west. Newark, N. .1. RALSTON. Jesse Lee. Joseph A, Ralston, CHINTKS, Adam. Mrs. Wursill Chiniks, BETZKO. John. Mrs. Catherine Betzko, JIcDowell, Va. Gudel, Lltra, Russia. Mountain Street, Treverton, Pa. REY.N.VUD. Herman. Mrs. G. Tappan, 171 CLARK-E, John W. Mrs. John W. Clarke, 147 BLACK, John Wesley l>ay. Mrs. Laura Van Buren Street, New York, N. Y. Henderson Avenue, New Brighton, Staten Black, 1214 South Eighteenth Street, St. ROBEltT.SO.N, Grover C. John P. Robertson, Island, N. Y. Louis, Mo. It. F. D. 1. Piedmont, Ala. CONNOR, John Wesley. Mrs. Lillie Connor, BLANCILVRD, Frank J. Mrs. Mary Blanch- ROBINSO.N. William. Mrs. Bertha Wilson, Muscotah, Kans. ard, 24:i i’rospect Street, South Manches- 1818 Philips Str. Amarillo. Tex. Crisona Road, • „ , , DUDI.iiV. Henry W. Prince S. Dudley, Fort CELLI, Eglsto. Mrs. Eugenia Cell!, Verne, RAKOWSKI, Stangslow. Walter Rakowskl, .Mleghen.v, Pa. Tascana, Italy. 233 Third -Vvenue, Pittsburgh, P.a. DUN.N, Joseph Z. Mrs. Para Dunn, Bethany, HALLSTROM, Albert. John P. Hallstrom. SA.M, Esau. Mrs. Mary Sam. Irwlu, Pa. Herbert Satterly, 111 . Fairmont, Minn. SA'I'TKRLY, William. Binghamlou, N. FRANKEL, Julius W. .Toseph Frankel, 502 JORD.VN, Edward. Mrs. Jeff Howie, Brookin, Medford Street. Clarence M. Jim I. Sawyer, M^li- Elton .\ venue. New York, N. Y. Oreg. S.IWYER. George JOSKEA’, Frank H. Joseph Joskey, 137 Pas- <-an, Tex. HAMMOND, Wade H. Hammond, Senkbeil, Lampasas, Tex. saic Street. Passaic, N. J. SEXKBKIL. Wi’.liam. Mrs. .Annll Slieboygaii, Wis. II.VKNEV. Cfharles A. Mrs. Ollio Harney, 302 JUDGE, Daniel .1 ir. Mrs. Catherln" Juilge, 711 Indiana .Avenue, F. Charles Spellacy. 924 Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. Charles . North New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 1213 Market SPEU.ACY. . < levelaiid. Ol-io. H.VYES, Sylvester. Mrs. Petavy ITa.ves, 415 M/VNTEL, Alexander. Joseph Mantel, Fort East Sevcntv-thlrU Street. In- Soutli Central .Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. Garrv, Manitoba. Canada. STAMPER. Marion. Mr.s. Jiida Stamper. HOLDER. William 11. W. D. Holder, R. F. MITCHEI.L, James P. Mrs. John Mitchell, dian Bottom. Ky. J. C. Frank II. Stedman, D 3, Weller, Tex. 368 Highland -Avenue. Passaic. N. STEDMA.N. Frank Audressen. Wadena, Minn. IIORNICK, Basil. Mrs. Mary Horuick, Jane- OLSON, Terje B. Mrs. Mary , Clara Steinback, lew. W. Va. Shorsebsory-Helgoland, Norway. STFlvp.WK. Charles. Miss Avenue, Chicago, III. JENKINS, Clinton. Warner Jenkins, Severn, VAN OSTEN, Henry. Henry Van Osten, 5716 Soutli Kilbourne Grace Stevens, 2i3 Va. R. F. D. 1. Thornton. Iowa. S'l'EVENS. .\lva W. Mrs. STOPSKI, Anthony. John Stopski, Fourth Derby .Avenue. Derby, Conn. JOHNSON. Alfred II. Mrs. Alice II. Johnson, James. Mrs. Bridget Terhune. 9 Nashville. Tenn. .Avenue. Kingston. N. Y. TKRHI'NE. general deliverv. South Street, Newark. N. J. TILLM.VN. Joseph Mrs. Lizzie Tillman, gen- NorU' Polean _ JOHNSON, Walter F. Alfred T. Johnson, John Thompson. Cyl- Mankato. Minn. eral deliverv. Westphalia, Mich. THOMPSON. .Andrew. Alexander A’oy- iiulor. lown. William R. Mrs. William R. Jones, VOA'TFNKOFF. Alanos A. JONES, Mehilov, Home, Selo TIT’TON. Floyd Louis. Mrs. Mattie Tipton, 48 Luddington Avenue, Clifton, N. J. tenkoff. Gubernia Uezd 5*'*4 Fast Sovouteenth Street. Toneka, Kans. K-AMPS, William Fred. Frank J. Jeutz, R. F. Bolshie. Nemki. Russia. Sam. Maurice .\hner, 3301 West AV'T.KFi? We-te- Mrs. Mary Walker. R. F. D. 2. Depere, Wls. APNFR. III. Sewells Point, A’n. KRUKOSKY, I.ukas. Mrs. Amela Skownow- Twelfth Street, Chicago, D. 0. Mrs. Mirvella Barton, .August J. .Aloni.s Walters, HIllS- ska. 1887 Second .Avenue, New York. N. Y. B.ARTON. George. VYMTFRS KRYSINSKI, John. .Andrew Krysinski, CG23 6’ 7 State Street, Girard. III. <1nle. III. _ Scott. Glas- OF. Frcdcrh k C. Frederick .A. Ware, 291 Fullerton Street. Cleveland, Ohio. BROWN. Chris. Mr,s. Martha W A Broadwa.v. New York. N. Y'. L.URD. Frank E. Mrs. Polly Laird, Rock- gow. Kv. CLFA'EL.AND. Emmett C. Mrs. Esther Cleve- WARRI'V Charlev C Airs. Frank Warren, well Citv. Iowa. Ninth Street, Chickas’-a, Okla. James. Mrs. Jennie Lees, 135 Thorn- land. general delivery, Raritan. III. 1307 Sout’- LEES, Edwin J. John Whltefoot, Street, East Cambridge, Ma.ss. CUNNINGH.VM, Carter. Linzy Cunningham, WHITFFOOT, dike box ’43. Bedford. Mich. I.IICY, James F .Tames Lucy, State Line, Ky. Cadiz. Ky. Fisher, Bingen, Wi'.SON Frank. Joe L. WTIson. Sterling, MURPHY. Buster. Bill Murphy, R. F. D. 2. FISHER, Jacob F. Jacob Tenn. Pa. Okla. Wayneshoio, I.uncpford L. George R. Wilson, NAI.L, James. Mrs. Annie Nall, 654 Prim- HEAD, Ralph. Abner H. Hoad, Tallapoosa. WILSON, Briston, Okla rose Street. Harrisburg, Pn. .Newb\ Street. K. Winter, Lau- KlF.l.SON George C. Mrs. Florence Nielson, Hh!l, Albert. Mrs. Mabel II. Smith, 140 WINTE.r!, Herman. Herman Hawarden. Iowa. Broadwa.v, I’rovidence, R. I. rel, Md. THE OFFICIAL U. S. TiULLP:TIN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1010. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

ZAUN'. I'niiik Jfrs. j\cnos .To.vre, 940 V.VNELEY’, Marlon. Airs. Lucy Vanclej’, Bar- KF.nOEAN I s. '''iitli K(‘ystiuio Aveimi’, <’iili'ii;;o, III. llc;.vlllo, Olua. ATKINSON, William. Juiiicu Atkluson. I/uia- T\'OI.FM.\N, Allx'i't. Mrs. .lonnte Wolfmaii, W.VLl.ACI'L Samuel J. Mr.s. Marion K. Wal- conlng. .Md. k’.s;: IJiooiDi' Strcof, Newark, N. J. lace, 517 North Douglas SIreet, Oklahoma DA.MIillOWSKI, Casimer. Mr.s. Dorothy Diira- Mrs. Itottie H. Farrar, K. Clt.v. Okla. yF.VKKlI. rai-l O. bi’ow.^kl, 919 West .Monroe StrIERCE, Russell W. RIrs. W. Barrow, Uow- livery, Petersburg, Va. Aurora, Nobr. landsvillo. Rid. FOItll, .Tohn, jr. Mr.s. Fllen Ford, It. F. D. DAClvSON, Anthony A. Mrs. Anastasia Daek- PRACZUKOWSKI, Michael. Boleslow Prac^ 1, Grovelaud, N. Y. .son. Main Street, box 25, Boylstou, Mass. zukowski, P. O. box 3, Gewett City, Conn. GII.r.lF.. William I). Thomas D. Oillio, Illgh- IIOWK, Leslie W. Mrs. Clara Howe, 4350 PRICE, Samuel George. Mr.s. RIary Jane land Springs, Va. / We.st Twenty-second Street, Chicago, III. Price, 304 East One hundred and seventy- iniMBl.I-:, Oliie K. William 'K. Humble, JACKSON. Loui.s. Mrs. Mary Jackson, White third Street, New Y'ork, N. Y’. Liberty llili, Tex.. Earth, Minn. PRIRIAI, Oscar. RIrs. Clara Gerard, 101 •TACKSOX, Howard M. Mrs. Lotta Blay .TacK- JOHNSON, Ernest L. W. Mrs. Marguerite Summer Street, Central Falls, R. I. _ son. l-ITl Atchison Street, Atchison, Kans. JoliusoD, 901 Seventh Avenue South, Groat PRIOLI, Stefano. Thomas Scozzafode, 1112 KTJXZ, Frank Henry. Mrs Louise Scheil, I'd Falls, RIont. Ea.st Falls Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Xols.iii Avenue, Jersey City, N. .J. JONES, Frederick W. Alba J. Jones, Reeds RAINWATER, Thomas. RIrs. Rlattie Ison, I. AWIIOIIX, Dewie II. Landon S. I.awborn, berry, N. H. Ethel. AV. Va.

Schoolfield, Va. . KAHN, William. Mrs. Anna Kahn, 284 South RIES, August. RIrs. Anna Ries, Chalfont, McCOI.LUM, William. Patrick McCollum, Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bucks Countv. Pa. 4:55 West Thirty-third Street, New York, KAHRAR, Charles. Rliss RIario Kalu'aV, 104 SALLILA, Rlatt. John Salllla, 121 Sixth N. Y. Paterson Street, Jersey City, N. J. Rvonue. Brooklyn, Hibbiug, Rlinn. McHON.tLH, Frank H, George McDonald, KARIRIERER, Ray George. Charles Kam- S.VNDERS, RIason. E. RI. Saudeus, Atwood, 721 South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, 111. merer, 310 Stralgiit Street, Paterson, N. ,T. III. McK.VXF, John. Mrs. Jennie Kilts, JU57 KOPIilN, Lloyd H. Samuel W. Koplin, R. 1'. SIBLEY. George W. Clarence Smith, Cleve- Memphis Street, Philadelphia, Pa. D. 5, Poltstown, I’a. land, -Mi.ss. MAKTIX, I.owis A. Mrs. Marie Martin, 1327 KRAIil,, Bert L. Rlr.s. Adelia Krall, Cam- SXTA. Nick P. Rlike Sita, box 158, Bretz, Jackson Avenue, Wichita, Kans. bridge City, lud, W. Va. MART IN, Tolbert S. G. F. Martin, Utica, KR.WATR. James. George Antonopoulos, box SRIITH, Cecil E. W. G. Smith, Lost Springs, Kans. 171. Cashman, Wash. Kans. MKAI), .\lI)ort Harold. William Es.slg, R. F. MIO'1'CA-LF. ii’rank T. Rlr.s. Annie RIetcalf, S0D.4, Joseph R. Bruno Soda, 4 High Street, *Derby, Conn. 1). ti. Adrian, Mich. Spiro, Okla. MILLK.V. Abraham. Mrs. Matilda Millen, RHLiJlR. Jolin D. William O. Rliller, Ard- STEWART. Robert L. Samuel E. Stewart, 400 Cc-ntc-r Street, Dorchester, Mass. more. Okla. C04 Fourih Street, Braddoek, Pa, XOLAX, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan, Au OLIVER. Taylor. J. Hence Oliver, Eliza- STOUT, Howard Tyner. RIrs. Sara Stout, 500 Broadway, Somerville, Sable .f''orks, N. Y. beth ton, Tonn. RIass. O'COX.NF.LL, Maurice. Mrs. Ryan, 444 East OSSWUaLD, William E. RIrs. Catherine Oss- STRECKFUS. I’rosber B. H. A. Streckfus, Victoria. Tex. One hundred and thirty-seventh Street, wald. 40 Euclid -\vonue. BrooklynT N.' Y. SYRION, HIvert. James C. Symon, 719 New York, N. Y. PICKETT, George .1. William Pickett, 175 Park- POI.lll'.MFS, Engene D. Mrs. Minnie Pol- South Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y. liu Street. Flint, Mich. THOMPSON, Sylvester. RIrs. homiis. .\llen Street, Oceanic, N. ,T. POPl'INGA, Peter. Bert Poppinga, Lennox, Lena Pulk, South Street. Ea.stport, RIe. PONATH. Walter J. Mrs. Lena I’onath, 2838 S. Hak. TIPTON, William Mr.s. Noriii Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. RAMSEY, Jolmnie. RIrs. Bettie Ramsey, R. F. Verdio Tipton, R, F. I). 1. Gate City, Va. POOLE, .lames I). John Poole, Independ- D. 2, McCormick, S. C. TOMPKINS. Lawrence B. RIrs. .Sylvia Tomp- ence, Va. Elmer. REED. Charles Reed,' Townsend, kins. box 111. Middlegi'ove, III. RYAN, Arthur Merl. Thomas A. Ryan, At- Tenn, A'.RCURA. Godfrey L. Jamns Vaeura, Lake- lanta, 111. Walter C. Herman C. Rcieh- field. Rlinn. Patrick .Toseph. Mrs. Catherine REICHMANN. SAA'AGE, Wis. A’AL.VliOLLOTTO, Leopold. Valadol- ITnuulage, Friendship, N. Y. mnnn, Wauzeka, Mjke REIFSNYDER, August A. Rliss Teresa Reif- lolto, 702 Sheridan Street, Pliiladelpliia. Pa. SCHOE.VER. .trthur Ebie. William Moore Snyder. East Rlount Carvin, Pottsville. Pa. AVADE, Daniel N. Arthur Balster, Rlanches- Sclioeuer, 755 North Thirty-ninth Street, SCHERKER, Jacob. Rlaurice Rock. 510 West • ter, Vt. 1‘iiiladelphia, Pa. Rloyamensing Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. W.AGNER, Francis J. Alexander F. Wagner, SCHULTZ, Adolph. Mrs. Emma Schultz, 47 SKILES Earl W. RIrs. Ida Skiles, 209 Wil- 830 T'nion Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Wallac.'’ Street, Orange, N. J. biirt Street, Piltsbnrgli, Pa. AA'.AINAA’RIGIIT, Clarence L. John Wain- floorge Frank Seagle, 209 Tioga SEAGLE, A. SRHTH, Edw.ird. Frederick Smith, 47 Lacka- wright. R. F. D. 2. Wintcrville. N. C. Street, Syracuse, N. Y. wanna Aveiuie, Scranton, Pa. AVEBB, Nettie L. Druy AA'ebb, R. P. D. 1, SH.\IJE. .lohn Warren. William Henry Shade, SRIITH, Pauir Jesse R. Smith, 715 East Sholbvville, Tenn. 101 Fourth Avenue, Conshohockcn, West Main Street. Benton, HI. AAILCOX. Gieun A. Mrs. George A. Wilcox, Pa. TREICHAL, Bennie R. RIrs. Julia Treichal, Grayling. Rlicli. SNE.tl). P.('rnard M. .\rthur Snead, Nao- W. Lockliart, Mini). AATLEIAMS, .Toseph. RIrs. Leola Williams, la, V:'.. WACONDO, I.ouis E. Terrivo Wacondo, Pa- 27 Nortli Ferrey Street, Sehenecindy. N. Y. Frank. I’rank Soucek, 2714 South SOUCEK. quate. N. Rlex. AATELIAMS. Leonard Y. Mrs. .\ugie Wil- .\venue, Chicago, 111. Koliii WASZ.VK. Kazimierz. .Toseph Waszak, 9 liams. 117 AA’cst Twenty-first Street, Jonlin, C. Mr.s. Oliie B. Spark- SP.VRKjr.VN. Ryan Bennett Street, RIanchc.ster. RIass. Mo. man. Sparkman, Tenn. WILSOX. Thomas. RIrs. WEBB, Harley 1!. John W. Webb, R. F. D. Mary Wilson. 10 STARK. Louis. Irving Stark, 107G Faile South Meridian Street. AA’nshihgton, 1. Boyds Creek, Toiin. Ind. Street, New York, N. Y. AATLSOX. AA'illard AVilliam WOLFF. Rlilo E. RIrs. Etliel RI. Wolff, Craw- G. A. AAulson, Melvin Ii. JIrs. Alice Cornelius, Rid. STEEL. ford. Nobr. Perryville. Delavin, III. AA’ILSON. Y'OUNG. George L. Lafayette Young, R. F. AA’illiam F. RIrs. Sarah E. Wilson, Howard R. IM'-s. Marcraret Ste- 1417 Comar Avenue, Riverside. Cal. STEVK'K. I'. 4 Woodbury, Tenn. vick. 401 I’ennv Street, McKeesport. Pa. WIRRICK. George 1!. AA'irrick, ARRUDA, Manuel L. RIrs. Tsabelda Arruda, Thomas Al- William, Mrs. Mary Stoffer, R. liion. Ind. STOFFER. 184 Kilburn Street, Fall River. RIass. 1. Dexter. Mich. AAT.SZNEWSKI. Fdward. .Tohn Tasiuski, F. H. BAKER. Elmer R. RIrs. Anna Baker, 28 SWAllEV, Frederick H. Mrs. Caroline Eal- B. I*eun Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. 115 South Carro’.Iton .4 venue, Baltimore, Sixtieth Place. Chicago, YOUXG. Evert D. Charles A'. .361 Icnborg, 224 West Rid. Young, III. West Forty-fifth Street. Los .Augeles. Cal. TAPSC'OTT. Thomas G. William C. R. Tap- BALI.. Ronald Lozlen. E. L. Ball. 4GC South BELL. .loliu C. RIrs. Josephine Boll, R. F. scott. lierryvillo, Va. T!''oadwa.v, Yonkers, N. Y. I).. AA’a.shington. N. C. WILE!'. Warren. Mrs. Helen Wiley, route C, BERG, Earl. John .Raron Berg, Tarkio, Rio. BOGDANOVICH. Rlihajle. Mrs. Simona Milo- box Tnlsa, Okla. BUCHAN.RN, Orange I,. James H. Buch- sivieb. !140 Donner Avenue, RIonessen. Pa. WIIiTjI.\ 5ISON. Green Mrs. Mattie Wil- anan. Stoyestown, Pa. BRESL.AT'EIt. Bernard. Benjamin Brcslaucr, liamson. Milton. N. C. COLERI.VN, Charles. RIrs. Clcsla Coleman. 81)0 Fox Street, New York. N. Y. WTIAJS, .Toseph A. Mrs. Hattie M’lllis. 1035 , St'"'dal, Ind. BREAA'EK. Ear!. Rl|rs. Effie Brewer, Monta- Nortii I'rade Street. Wi"siou-SnIom N. C. COKDI.E, William RI. .Tohn R. Cordle, gue. Cal. Itowiiing, Rio. CH-AMITON. Rlaurice. RIrs. WINN, Walter C. W. .1. Winn, 848 Bleckley Martha Cbam- rov Go’-don. Wilson Ky. Stvei't. Ander.son, S. C. Cox, Leadingham, pion. .‘i;!! West Main Street, Rlillville. N. .T. STEVENS, Floyd. Mrs. Georgian Znkschwort, CRICKARD, Ed. W. George Crickard, 3948 COf'HIt.ANE. AVilliam M. RIrs. Ed. Cochrane, Washington Street. Roslindale, RIass. CRiiev, Kans. Rld.gednle Avcinio, Florliam Park, N. .T. DELI.AVELLE, Rocco. Vincenzo Di Nor- COGBURN. John T. RIrs. Lovieb Cogburn, p,t;Gr,ER. slco. 5 North Sriuare, Boston, RIass. Eubanks, Okla. r>RV.\XT, Girson. I,eo Bryant, 711 Vaughn DKRH'SEY, I.awrouce. RIrs. George W. COLLINS. Spencer A. Mrs. Amelia Collins, Street, Streoi, Henderson, N. C. Dompsev, 419 Itodrignez Watson- Sebeka. Rliuii. ville. Cal. COLRI.ANET. Angelo. Antonio Colmanet, COOK. DEMPST'Eit, David E. Albert IT. Dempster, I.ockport. Pa. II. VNSEX. C'licster C. Mrs. Margaret Hansen, 5U) lini.shton -Rvonue. I’ittsbnrgh, Pa. CONTON. James E. RIrs. RIary Conton, 25 10!) Sevonicenth Street, Bufl'alo, N. Y. DIOSORT, Harry. Mrs. RIary Dezort, Cut Garfield -Avenue, Norwood. Mass. Bank. RIont. COURT. Murray. RIrs. Sallin Court. South luav.vrn.s. DOHERTY. George. RIrs. RIartba Doherty, Elm Street. Prospect. RIariou County, Ohio. BAUER, Walter W. Oscar Fornisli, 1723 2521 Alitnmarlo Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. CRAIG. Ernest R. John Craig. S24 South Young Street, Portsmo. Collinsville. HI. ington Street. Sau Francisco, Cal. ney. 'i’ex. E. 2. , BREWSl'ER, Hie. Jlrs. Cora Chafui, Bias, GILCHRIST, David RI. Lorenzo Gilchrist, DORSEA". AA'illiam II. RIrs. Polly Dorsey, W. Va. .\rgyle, N Y. R. F. D. 3. Andalusia. -Ua. BRITTON. Vance B. Mrs. Susan Britton, GRELT/1, Franco. Francesca Fnsti, I'^nne. DUI'FA’. James ,T. RIrs. RIary A. Lamb, 21S West Union. W. A'a. Tidit Eramo. Ttaly. Sheridan Street. Perth Amboy, N. .1. II. BUELI,, Lloyd L. Lang ,T. Buell, R. F. D. 4, DREMEI., K.asimir. RIrs. Alice Lewis, CS DrNC.VN. John F. Mrs. John Duncan, I.yims Station, Clinton, Iowa. North Third Street, Hudson, N. Y'. Lcwislnirg, Tenn. TI^E OF"FICtAL U. S. BUT.LETIN: SATURDAY, FKI^RUARY 8, 1910. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

KlltlClI, R.vron. Mrs. Armlntu Elrleb, II. E. JOHNSON. Carter O. Thomas J. Johnson, POLHEMUS, Frank. Airs. Isabel Polhemug, J). Van Wert, Ohio. Uobelini-, La. 29.'! Sixth Avi nue, Paterson, N. J. EN’.V.NS. .loliri I.. Miss Mary Evans, G8 Com- JOHNSTON, Robert Vernon. Robert Henry PONTES, Jo.se .\I. I.eda Pontes, 215 Union mi'rcial Street, Holyoke, Mass. Johnston, 153 Brook .Avenue, I’assalc, N. ,l. Street. Fall River, M:: a. I'lNLKV, John. .Miss .Mice Finley, 110 Fos- JOH.N’SON, John S. Alauny Swanson, Conifer, PORTI-iR, Henry ('. .Mr.s. Bottle Porter, H. (liek .Vvenue, (Jleudale, ISrooklyn. N. Y. Pa. F. 1). 9, Lexington. Miss. FlSIIEIt, .Tesso J. Clark Wallers, U. F. D. K.U'FOLD. .August. Airs. Barbara Locrzel, RATTEL, John. Mrs. Anna Rat!.;!, 131 U, Kexvllle, N. Y. 1710 Sedgwick Street, Chicago, 111. Stockholm .Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. FLEM1.no. Suinuel .T. Mrs. Kate Fleming, KISON, .lohn. Airs. Christina Kcihn, Ritz- REYMA-N, Charles W. Joseph AI. Reyman, l.‘I4() Pritchara Street, I’lttsburgh, Pa. ville. Wash. Salem, Ind. GODFKEY, George A. Alh'e.U Godfrey, KURG.AN, Guwazon. Joseph Kurgan, 3040 REA'NARD. Francis M. Mrs. Sarah Reynard, H. F. D. 1, Uex. Gn. East Seventy-sixth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Coal Center. Pa. GOLDSTEI.N. Alfred. Sirs. Ilertba Gold- KURTZEI’.ORN, Edward 11. Mrs. Otto Kurt- S-\LZBERG, Is.tac. Samuel Sa’zhcrg, 350 stein, 1510 North Alder Street, Pblladel- zeboru, 4929 Harney Street, St. Louis, AIo. Van Houten .Street. Paterson, N. J. phia. Pa. LAAIBERT, John B. F. Lenctot, Lu Prairie, SCANI.O-N. Francis. Airs. Mary Scanlon, Har- GOU.WITZER. George F. George Gollwitzer, QiK’bec, Alonlreul, Canada. mony, AHnn. 10.5 Ann Street, W'aukesba, Wls. L.AWS, John. George Itioss, 5015 Miekissock SC.ANLON, Thomas J. Airs. Alice Scanlon, GK.'INT, Samuel E. Mrs. Mattie Grant, care -Avenue, St. Louis, Alo. 354 West Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. of Seelbacli Hotel, Louisville. Ky. LUCE. George. Mrs. Addle Luce, West Salem, SC.VRCE, P.elviii N. J. D. Scarce, R. F. D. 1, II.VGERTY’, John .1. Mrs. Hannah T. Ilagerty, Wls. Whltmell. Va. 'J.') Vernon Scpiare, Worcester, Mass. M.ALONEA’, Charles A. Mrs. Katherine Ala- SCHM.tNSKI, Conrad. Steve Schmanskl. 135 II.VL.V.TI.YN, Haig. E. Ferableu, 37 Diitcher loney, 152 Fairvlew -Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. East Prospect Street. Owatonna. Minn. Street, llopedale. Mass. AI.ARINO, .Anthony. Airs. Josephine Alarino, SCHWARTZ. James B. Thomas F. Schwartz, II.IRDIN, Colman D. Miss Jessie Hardin, 493 East One hundred and thirty-eighth Tavern, Orange County, N. Y. Moody, Mo. Rock Street. New York, N. Y. SCOTT. Clarence Bliss. Lenox Scott. Elkins, IIEFFERM.V.N, Bernard Hcfifer- J. Thomas M.VRTIN, Orvel R. Airs. Clara Seward. R. F. W. Va. man, Cazenovia, N. Y. D. 7. iluntington, Ind. SHIVER, Louis A. W. D. Shiver, Tcnnllle, UUI.TGREN, llildlng J. Peter Ilultgren, AIELLEKAS, Staco.s J. Theodore Alellekas, •\la. I larissa, .Minn. 28 Charles Street. Newport, R. I. SAIITH. Charles R. Gristle J. Smith, box INSKI, Joseph. John Jaricki, 3725 Salmon MILLER. Gt'orge F. Aliss Mary F. Miller, 299. Stanton, Alleh. Street, Philadelphia, I’a. Alercersburg. Pa. SAIITH, Cletus. Aliss Rosie Smith, 14.32 JENSEN, Nells P. Jens Jensen, Stephen, Airs. Julia Bcnninger, R. Minn. AlILLMt, Peter .V. North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. 1-'. D. 2, box 7, Hardin, HI. SAIITH, James. James Gormley. 113 West JOHNSON, Lars. Goodman Johnson, Wana- Joseph John. Anton Nowa- mingo, Minn. NOAVAKOWSKI, Sixtv-seeond Street, New York. N. Y. kowskl, 3675 E.ast Sixty-third Street, Cleve- E. Airs. Edward C. Smith, JOHNSON, Robert M. Dudley G. Johnson, SAIITH, Warren land, Ohio. HI. R. F. D. Euville, Tenn. Clay City, 2, OCHNICH, Andrew. Jacob Ochnich, Black Hugh A. W. H. Stevenson, 29 KR.VUS, Henry A. Mrs. Katherine Kraus, STEVENSON, Horse Hotel. Norristown, Pa. ITerpingwav Street, Woburn. Alass, 11)00 Shakespeare Avenue. New York, N. Y. OLDHAAI, Bertrand. Mrs. James Oldham, STRINE, Arthur G. G. J. Strlne, Le Gore, KRUG, Edward I’. Mrs. Pauline Krug, 265 box Masontown, Pa. South Twenty-first Irvington, 36, Aid. Street, N. J. OLIVER, James G. Mrs. Annie Oliver, Syl- L.VVIN, Charles S. I.avin, SI'J’HERLAND. Edward J. James Sullivan, Mrs. Sarah 2603 vester Avenue and Baltic Street, Jamaica, South Street, Philadelphia. Pa. 6.3 West Liberty Street, Waterhury. Conn. Sherdon N. Y. LINEH.VN, Daniel F. Mrs. E. Linehan, 11 TALLENT. Eurman. Charles C. Tallent, Charles treet, Somerville, Mass, OLIVER, Neal. Airs. Jane Oliver, general de- Etowah. Tenn. LUCEY, Cornelius J. Mrs. .\nna Carroll, 369 livery, Haskell, Okla. V.4NDENBURG. Charles Wesley. George H. West Twenty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. PARKER, Jesse J. Miss Lizzie Parker, War- Vandenhurg. R. F. D. 8, Hastings, AHch. LUPO, -V'incent. Joseph Lupo, 635 North May ner, Okla. VAXDERBECK. William. .John H. Vander- Street, Chicago, 111. ROSS, Anthony. Airs. Carrie Ross, 721 South heek, 309 East Forty-fourth Street, New MOORE, Arch T. Albert Moore, Al.arshall Street. Philadelphia,- Pa. York. N. Y. Micawber, , Okla. SAIITH, Charles A. Mrs. Dorris Smith, 722 WIT-KTNS, Henry F. Airs. Fannie Wilkins, Cornell Street, Barberton, Ohio. Bremen. Ky. MUELLER, Walter Carl. Mrs. Bertha Muel- „ „ SAIITH, Charles R. Martin II. Smith, Alex, YANCEY, Robert B. Elmer Newton, R. F. D. ler, R. F. D. box Greenwood, Wis. 3, 4, Okla. Chase Cltv, A’a. NELSON, James A. Airs. Nellie Robison, 1, Vincent AI. John Yoswlck, star Madera. Pa. SOUTHERN, Francis L. John Southern, 4244 YOSWICK. box 137. Connellsvllle, Pa. D. Teakley, West Albany Avenue, Chicago, 111. route, NICKERSON, William L. Mrs. A. John C. Airs. .Vnnie Youngkin, 33 Leyland SPAULDING, Burbage. Jack Spaulding, Mo- A'OTTNGKIN. Street, Dorchester, Mass. Fallen Timber, Pa. J.VCKSON, Arthur. Mrs. Emma F. New, gen- naville, W. A'a. Yuras. 443 East STOKES, Rodney. Airs. Edna J. Stokes, R. F. YURAS, Nick-. Nicholas ci'al delivery, Monessen, Pa. Twenty-first Street, J-orain, Ohio. BOiitHO, Armando. Mrs. Francesca Bo.ggio, D. 6. Liberty, Aliss. Vernon, Mrs. Alaggie Amsler, 4205 Hudson Boulevard, North Bergen, N. Y. STOLFUSS, Reynolds. Airs. Johanna Stol- AAISLEli, Ohio. BRUCCULEIRI, Cologero. Sarnie Brucculeirl, fuss, 363 Prospect Street, Fond Du Lac, R. F. D. 6. Kenton, Chester A. Joseph Arnett, Pales- 33 Phillips Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Wls. ARNETT. tine. Ohio. BRYANT, William. James Muncy, Pilgrim, TRAVIS. John J. Aliss Katherine S. Travis, Ky. 1349 South Flancy, Los Angeles. Cal. BAIT.. Oren A’. Airs. Clara B. Bail, R. F. D. BU55AN. Russell. Airs. Alary Buzan, 8018 TREDWAY, Roy E. Mrs. Roy E. Tredway, 1, Nevis. Alinn. Miehio'an .\ venue. Kansas City. AIo. -Augusta Springs, Ya.. BARKER, Robert E. R. H. Barker, Roanoke, C.VRLSON, Gustave A. Adolph E. Carlson, R. WEST. Gert. Airs. Sallie Shoun, 406 Crock- A’a. F. D. 2, box Unity, Wls. Knoxville, Tenn. 27, ett Street, BOEIINKE, Edwin G. H. Boehnke, Kramer, CENTERS, Roscoe. Airs. Sallie Bain, Ingram, ZEPPIN. Dominick. .Albert Zeppin, 792 North Ky. Fourth Street. Rockford, 111. Lawrence Temple. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Roxton, ERT’CE. COLIN, Evarleto. Aliss Della Rounds, R. F. JONES, A’enus O. Daniel A. AIcAIann, Groveston, N. H. D. 1. Oshtemo, Alich. Tex. BURDEN, Edward F. Henry Burden, 453 COAIPTON, Stover. W. R. Compton, Leather- KIESEL. Edward F. William Kiesel, 4870 Hamilton Street, Long Island C^ty. N. Y. wood. Va. North Lincoln Avenue. Chicago. 111. BURDETTE. Harry AI. David W. Burdette, COX, Richard D. Sam C. Cox, Thornton, Tex. KLUEAIPER, Ben H. Airs. Alarage Scheret, 1800 South Hanover Street, Baltimore, Aid. DEMBAK, Peter. AIr.s. Alary Dembak, 145 R E. D. 4. .Jasper. Tnd. BURLINGTON. Walter William. Airs. Hlgb Street, Holyoke, Mass. LACKAS, Jacob. Airs. Anna Lackas, 476 Alartha Burlington, Lawton, Alich. T. Burns. 203 DOTSON, Lloyd C. Mi-. Dotson, Hay Springs, C'-ntral -Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. BURNS. Thomas J William Nebr. LOAIBARDI, Gulseppe. William Lombardi, East One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, box Cliffside Park, Bergen County, New York. N. Y. ELLIS, Hyman. Airs. Rubin Ellis, 382 John- 145, N. J. • CAAIBARBARI. Nivola, Dominick Larrizzo, ston Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. . Bedford Road, Pleasantville. N. Y. ESDALE, Percy Walter. Mrs. Blanche Esdale, McCANN, Edward .7. Mrs. Alary S. AIcCann, CH.VNIN, Abner. Airs. Bessie Chanin, 723 120 Central Avenue, Chelsea. Alass. 3446 .Joyce Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Orange .-Vvenue. Newark, N. J. McGARRY, William H. Airs. Katherine A. South FITZGERALD, Nicholas D. Mrs. Mary Fitz- CHAR.VSK.V. Walter. Aliss Mary Charaska, gerald, 69 South Main Street, Pittsburgh, Skelley, 17 Third Street, East Youngstown, N. .J. Ohio. Alatawan. COOPER, Ephraim. Airs. Ephraim Cooper, FLEMING, Reve. J. G. Fleming, West Frank- AIcKNIGHT. Emmett M. Airs. Ethel Evans, North Vassalboro, Ale. ford. 111. Halls, Tenn. COURCY. Louis T’. Charles Courcy, 7 Plead- FOY, John M. Ernest Ringer, R.^ F. D. 1, MICHAUD. Joseph A. Alfred Camire, 15 well Street. Taunton, Alass. box 51, Grantsville, Md. Foundland Road. Lowell, Alass. CHANSON, Howard E. Alarshall AI. Cran- GISTE, Harry E. William Giste, North Jack- MJ^RPHY. .James J. Airs. Alargaret Alurphy, son,. Hubbardson, Alich. son, Ohio. 2015 Harrison Street, Chicago. 111. CROOAI, John L. Airs. Carrie Croom, Kin- .James N. O'Donnell, GRAY. James G. Thomas N. Gray, R. F. D. O’DONNELL. T-ouls B. ston, N. C. 726 Second Street, South Brownsville, Pa. 3, Chuckey, Tenn. CUNNINGH.AAI, William S. Airs. James O’J-EARY. Timothy J. Denis O’Leary, 368 Cunningham, 542 East Jersey Street, Eliza- HACKER, William Charles. Mrs. Mollle Street. Bedford, Alass. Orchard New bet’i, N. J. Hacker, 3413 Hirsch Street, Chicago, III. OLSON. Carl T. Mrs. Alary Outzen, Good- Alartin. Airs. Mrs. Zepherin Daigle, HANN.VN, Edward Catherine rich. N. Dak. D.AIGLE. Zepherin. E. Hannan, 47 Highland Terrace, West OL^EN. Henrv F. Halfend G. Olsen, box Cameron, La. Park, Ohio. Airs. William Frazer, 325, Olivia, Annn. FR.AZER. Frank O. HANSEN, Lewis W. Lewis Hansen, 3715 627 Fairview Street, Pottsville. Pa. South Twelfth Street, Omaha, Nebr. OLSEN. Oscar. Andrew Olsen, Kimberly, FRIEDAI.AN. Herbert. Benjamin Friedman, JACOBSON, Christ AI. Mi-s. Jennie Jacobson, Allnn. 780 Prospect .Avenue, New A'ork, N. Y. corner Washington and Fifth Streets, Port OLSON, Peder. George A. Olson, Oakley, FRIEDAX.AN, James. Airs. .Anna Friedman, Clinton, Ohio. Alina. 107 Springfield .Avenue, Newark, N. J. JACOBSON, Joseph Julian. Mrs. E. Jacob- PECHT, Charlie W. Mrs. Clara Pecht, R. F. FUHRAI.AN. Paul C. Mrs. Susie Fuhrman, son, lA Landon Court, Cincinnati, Ohio. D. 1, Coupland, Tex.- Columbiana, Ohio. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN; SATUBDAAL FEBRUABA^ 8, 101^. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

GELIXAS, Charles Edward. Mrs. Agnes KEELING, Lloyd J. F. F. Kclling, Baker, 1‘ARAIEIt, Claud I. Airs. Susan Parmer, (ieliniis, oOS Hampden Street Chicopee, Mont. ‘ Killeen, Tex. Mass. LACEA’, Oric II. Mrs. Emma Lacey, Sarva, ITTZI,. Alfle. Andrew Pitzl, Frazee, Alinn. GOI.r.EIC. .John .T. John Golbek, R. E. D. 3. Pa. I’O.MERVILLE, Leslie. David Pomcrvillc, R. Alva, Okla. LAWRENCE, Robert W. Mrs. Amanda Law- F. D. 1, Aluugcr, Mich. GUl.ISIl, .ioseph r. Joseph GuUsh, U. F. D., rence, Dayton, Ohio. POU.vm, Alexander C. Airs. Alma T. Po- Ilooverhurst, Pa. LOIHTZ, Fred AV. John Lobltz, Chaska, ratli, 6933 Elizabeth Street, Chicago, 111. n.tRPlCIt, Charles A. George Harper. 214 Minn. PORTAIAN. Louis. Joseph Portman, 032 St, Grantham Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, McCLAURIN, Bee. Mrs. Sallid-.McClaurin, John Street, Allentown, Pa. Pa. U. F. D. 1. Maston, N. C. REED, Daniel W. Charles E. Reed, R. F. D. ITECKEEEri. Edward IC. Mrs. Anna Ilccke- McCLURE, Joel AV. Joel E. McClure, R. F. 1, Beaukiss, Tex. lor. 2 : 1 s Allegheny Street, Meadvillc, Pa. D. 2. A’ersailles, Ky. REED, Roland Clcs.son. Mrs. Sadie Wright, IIEIDORF, Charles. Mrs. Kate Heidorf, MILLSAPS, John P>. Mrs. Annie Millsaps, 231 Alain Street, Agatvam, Alass. Hackensack. N. .T. K.-F. D. 1. Kiser, Tenn REINHART, Sebastian A. John Reinhart, IIE.IDA, r.ewis. Mrs. Anna II. Zeman, Coal AIT'ORD, Rush Alvin. Mrs. Minnie Alford, 3925 Woodrun Avenue, North Side, Pitts- City, 111. 118 Benner iStreet, Tiffin, Ohio. burgh, Pa. IIESl'EIt. William E. Mrs. Charles Hester, BUR.NSIDE. Thomas. Mrs. Cora E. Burn- RILEY, Hugh. F. Airs. Alargaret F. Riley, 22.5-1 Feldman Avenue, Norwood, Ohio. side, 530 Brice Street, Baltimore, Md. 159 Washington Street, Binghamton, N. Y. IIOmilNS, Howard. Mrs. Annie Houchins, BOTIIE. Harry Ahrend. Mrs. Helen A. Bothc, ROUSSEAU, Irvin Al. Airs. Alice Rousseau, Fulton, Mo. 1480 Sixtieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Green Bay, AVis. AI.REKICI, Zeno. Mrs. Gono Alberici, 7 BROAA’N. Francis. Miss Wllbie Brown, Wa- RYAAT, Andrew. Airs. Elizabeth R. Hart, Wriii'ht .Avenue, Auburn, N. Y. veiTy Mills. S. C. 1800 South Twentieth Street, Springfield, B.MI.EV, .Tohn II. Mrs. Nancy E. B.ailey, BR.AA'. Richard J. William II. Bray, Bedford, 111 . Johnsons Mills, Va. Ohio. RYAN, George E. Alr.s. AI. F. Ryan, 1124 B.VBNEY, George T. L. A. C. Sheafs, Paris, BENZING, Fred L. Mrs. Mary Delam.ater, Bramblcton Avenue, Norfolk, A'a. 1147 Ix)ngfellow Avenue^ New York, N. Y. RYDER, Frederick. Airs. Helen Ryder, 416 BIRK, Eugene. Mrs. Mamie Birk, Newton. BFNGSTON. Bcnard E. Steve Bengston, 422 Thirty-seventh Street, Brooklyn,, N. Y. 111 . Rock Street. Rid,gwa.v, Tenn. SCAGLIONE, Frank. Airs. Mary Purpura, BIRHSEI.E, John. Mrs; Harriet Birdsell, 5G B.AIT.FA', James A Mrs. Lizzie Bailey, box 702 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gre.v Rock Place, Stamford, Conn. 14, New Cumberland, W. A^a. SCHIEWE, George. Jacob Schiewe, 461 BL.ACK, Donald .1. Mrs. Catherine Black, CHINO. Russel J. Mrs. Elizabeth Ching, Cas- Webster Street, Portland, Oreg. 193(! Lockpoi’t Street, Niagara Palls, N. Y. tlevvood., S. Dak. SCHAHDT. Frank II. Airs. Alary Schmidt, BL.VKE; Eu,gene Irvin. Mrs. Emelia Blake, CLEMOVS. James T. Evei’ett Clemons, Paw- 36 Fourteenth Street, Fond du Lac. Wis. Joe. Oil North Monroe Street, Arcadia. Fla. paw. III. SCHAIIDT, Joe Schmidt, 702 Columbia BEAI.OCK, Street, Horicon', Wis. Tom G. Mrs. Lottie Blalock, R. CLTGK. ITenrv A. Robert Click, R. F. D. 1, F. I). William 2. Kings Mountain, N. C. Aliliwond, W. A^a. SCHAIIERER, A. Peter Schmierer, BI.EW, Clarence IT. Trachs, Alberta, Canada. Frank Blew, R. F. D. 1, CO.ATNFAA .Art'nir Francis. - .Tamos F. Coat- Mahanoy City, Pa. ney. box 11. T.os MoPnos. Cal. SCHTJAIACIIER. Edmund G. Miss Alvina L. BI.TTF, Earl JI.' Henry Mack Blue, South Ha- COE, Leonard W. Mrs. Nellie W. Coe, 23 Schumacher, Winona, Minn. ven, Kans. SERENO. R. G. Airs. Alary G. Screno, 1878 ’'•'ortb Cove ROad. Mercbantville, N. .T. BR.ADY. Frank P. Mrs. Mary Brady. 71 Race COMF.ATT, Frank. Mrs. Joseph Comeau, 124 Main Street, Santa Clara, Cal. Street, Bloomfield, N. .T. T,i’'coin St’-eet, Brockton, Mass. SHIPLEY, .Almon D. Ewing H. Shipley, E. BROOKS. Leo C. jirs. Leo C. Brooks, Gary COAT-'R. Rainh E. Mrs. Hilder H. Cover, 905 F. D. 2. Breckenridge, Tex. Street. Ewing,' Mass. G'niPin Street. South Bend, Ind. SIBERT, Carl E. Airs. AHola Sihert, R. F. D. BRY.ANT. Charles. Alexander Bryant, Bas- CON, .Tames M. Mrs. James M. Cox. Riddle- 0, Ithaca, Alich. sett.s, Va. _ ton. Tenn. STEPHENSON, Edward. Mrs. Sarah J. Ste- BTTXTON, phenson. F. I). 3. Arthur II. Mrs. E. D. Buxton, 8 CON. John. Airs. M. E. Cox, Benton Station, R. Logansport. Ind. White .Vvenue, Brookline. STRATTON, Charles Mass. Albarta, Canada. ' W. James D. Stratton, C.AIMPBEI.L, .Tohn S. Porters ville, W. Va. Mrs. Lormie Camp- CP'r.Take. Afinn. NELSON. Raymer A. Airs. Christina Nelson, T r-\i ripverd 230 North Fifth Street. Brooklyn. N. A'. MFt B. Airs. Elizabeth Alcllen, Wheatland, Wyo. o

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VA\(.'K, Tiitrlok. Miss Oracc Vauce, Itock- McKELVHY, Joseph Freib'rlck. Mrs. An- BE.NCE, l-'rank James. Georgi; Bence, jr,, wood, Teiin. nelta MrKclvoy, 1355 Monti.'zuimi Street, Ocoaomowoc. Win. WAI.Kld!, Aiidrow Xj. William Walker, Pittsburgh, Pa." BERTONE, Michel C. .Mbs Mary Bertone, ^priiiKilali' W. Va. MANE. Henr.v C. John Made, Pindall, Ark. I30G Slat. Street, Erie, Pa. WAl.l.Ai'K, nlll I.. Mrs. May Wallace, 1017 MARINO. Carmen. Nicolas .Marino, San Mu- C.YRS'i.V, Henry C. Jamr.s Carson, Stock- Itoyil Street. Kuoxvllle, Tcnn. tlo, N. Me.x. villc, N. C. W.\ I.L.\CK, Itenson 10. Mrs. Ulrdle Wallace, MKTTS. Ernest. Temple Metts, R. F. D. 3. CHAFFEE, Glenn L. Thomas II. Chaffee, R. Wellsburg, W. Vn. Frankfort. Kv. F. D. 1, Lowell, .Mich. W.V1.1..U 10. Josepli. Mrs. Fnnnlo Wallace, MILLER, Harry J. Mrs. Kate Miller. 2840 COX, .\lbert B. Mrs. Nettle <'ox, 1 Schimmer 474 Horten Street. lirooklyn. N. Y. North Twentieth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Street, north side, Pittsburgh, Pa. W.VLSll. Cary Waller. William T. Walsh, NELLIS, Henan. Mrs. Marie Nell[.s, 013 Mc- CFRRY. Edward E. Mrs. Jlary E. Curry, lOsmoiit. Va. Coy Avenue, Slstcrsvllle, W. Vn. 815 East Chamber Street, Clebourne, Tex. WlOllt, .lames I,. Mrs. D. Weir, 17K! Twenty- PATTERSO.N. Oscar J. John Patterson, D.YVIS, I.e Roy. Mrs. Ida Davhs, 201 Bond seeoiiil venue South, Seattle, Wash. I.alghton. Ala. Street, Denison, Tex. ZIMMKUM.VN, Thendore A. Theadore 50tm- POULES, George. Miss Dorothy R. Morrell, D.VVIS, John C. Mrs. Ina M. Davis, R. F. meimaii, ;i7i.’C Kvergreen Kond, i’ittsburgh, 0102 Bcrthold Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. I). 1, .Milton, W. Va. I*a. RENATO, Joe. Miss Bessie Haramie, Mineral DK.Y.N, Sara. Lsaac Dean, Crockett Mills, Mri.lIIOKX. William. Mrs. Nora Mulhern, Springs, N. C. Tenn. Rosier, I:.';: Kearney Avernio, Harrison, N. J. RESLER. Nicholas E. Mrs. Elizabeth DICKERSON, Frank W. Mrs. G. R. Dicker- NIOLSUN, Charley 10. Soren Nelson, Mc- licroy, N. Dak. son, It. F. D. 2, .Slaiightersville, Ky. Cloud, Okla. ROWE, Leonard. Raymond Rowe, McHenry, ELLIO'P. Taver. W. H. Elliot, Buskin, III. riCKlOltlNt;, Walter. Mrs. M. !•'. ricUering, Ky. ENRIGHT, .Toseph T. JIrs. JIargaret Krontz, corner Sycamore and Chestnut Streeis, .SCllEPLER. Arthur Fred. Mrs. Lena Schep- Fingle Street, Jlount Washington, I’itts- t an Wert, Ohio. ler, Hawlev, N. Y'. Imrgh, Pa. Pllll.I.irs, 1011 I’\ Mrs. Dorste I’hlJlips, SCHOELLER. William E. Mrs. Blanche Rox- EVENCHICK, .Ybram. Israel Evenchick, 150 Kaufman, Tex. annle Schoeller, 104 Flcek Avenue, Newark, Second Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. nill'TOit, Ocorge. .John Phifer, It. K. D. i, "'Ohio. FL.Y.V.YllY. Harry W. JIrs. M. II. Flanary, Itlue Spring, Tcnn. SCHWARTZ. Charles II. Mrs. Josephine I. ilonesvllle, Va. I‘.\TT10USUN, Willie, C. Mrs. Mary Patter- Sc' wartz, Follensbee, W. Va. HAY'WARD, Wardner .Joshua. JIrs. Maude son. Clayton, N. C.- SEACOTTE. Emile. Albert Seacotte, 245 I'ine Hayward, 17 Blue Hills Avenue, Hartford, P.Cl'TIOllSON, Tanuie 10. A, L. Harvey, Strc't. Rumford. Me. Conn. Jlanchcs- Brooksville, Miss. SHIVERS, James W. Alex Shivers, HITZE. Elmer V^. John Hitze, 014 Straight RILIOV. Charley. Mrs. Dora Riley, 1G17 ter, Ga. Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. North F Street, Elwood, Ina. SOMMt), Carmine. Mrs. Millie D. Ambrose, HOGAN. Edward J. John J. Hogan, 531 Rosebank. N. Y. RICH.MIUSON, Sardis I. Frances M. Rlcn- 230 Chestnut Avenue, JIain Avenue, Passaic, N. ,J. ardson, 711 North Magnolia Street, Spo- STEAR.NS, Edward II. Mrs. Emma Stearns, JACKSON, Luther. J. JL Jackson, East Flat kane, SVash. Kingsbury, N. Y'. Rock. N. C. 192, RIOILI.IOY, Edward J. Mrs. Jennie Reiiiey, STEPHANO. Ontario. Frank Colia, box LOGAN, Edward A. JIrs. Patrick J. Logan, 1441 South Howard Street, I’hiladelphia, Bennington, N. II. 120 Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wesley E. Charles E. Stevens, Pa. STEVENS. I.OHRl, Lawrence H. Mrs. Jlary Lohrl. It. F. Fort Collins, Colo. 1). RIOCK.V. William. Anthony Recka, 10:i Lin- 1 . Fl.v, Ohio. Stewart, den Street, Waltham, Mass. STEW.-YRT, John O. R. W. Stewart, McCOY', William. Jeptha JIcCoy, R. F. D., RIO.W IS. Broad tllcun. Mrs. Sallie Reavis, Ala, Luther. Tenn. . 10::i White Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. STICKLER, Marshall. Claude Stickler, Co- JIA.NNING. James M. .James Cahill, 130 East SCHFLTiC, John H. George Schultz, Ironton. lumbia City, Hid. Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Minn. TFMPELIS, Gust A. Sam .Y. Tempelis, 190G OBEItRY'. Emory Lewis. William O'Berry. SE.VRS, James E. Mrs. Betty Sears, East Broadwnv. Superior. Wis. 21 Hall Street, I’ontiac, Jlich. Bend, N. C. TORGF.NSO.V, Lewis S. Mrs. R.-techel Torgen- PAUL, William A. Mrs. Cora Burkett Perry, ST.VLKIO. Mike F. Mrs. Mary Stalke, SCO son. R. F. D. 2, Bryant, S. Dak. Jlemphis. Ind. East King Street, Winona, Minn. TY’SON, Henr.v D. James 11. Tyson, .3127 PIECZYNSKI, Z.vgmon. Antoni Pieezynski, ST.VJIB.VFGH, I’aris. Herman Stambaugh, East Ninetv-eighth Street. Cleveland, Ohio. 1220 Liberty Street, Clinton, Iowa. R. F. I). 1, Thomasville, York t ouuty, ca. WELLS, Leroy H. H. T. Wells, R. F. D. 2, POWELI,. Jesse JI. JIrs. Ella A. Powell, 11 S'l'KR.N. Edward. Harry Stern, 7 East One Clarksville, Va. rear North Fifth Street, East St. Louis, III. hundred and first Street, New Y'ors, N. V. WE'=SEL. George W. Mrs. Endore Wesscl, RATHKE, August. JIrs. Josephine Rathke, S'lTOX lO.VS, James F. Mrs. -Ygnes Stevens, Main Street, Arlington. Md. 5757 Ainslee Street, Chicago, 111. :;gS We.st One hundred and twenty-third BERNHARDT. Gordon L. -Miss Maioric S. ROSFCK. Will. Charle.s Rosuck, 220 South- Street, New York, N. Y. King, R. F. D. 1, Port Robinson, Ontario, ard Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. TOPHAM. Alfred. Walter B. Topham, 182 Canada. SCHELL. Henry A. Henry H. Schell, 12 Bailey Street, Lawrence, Mass. BT'RTO.N. Charles II. John A. Burton, R. F. South Twelfth Street. Newark, N. ,T. TIFF.VNY’. Burrell G. Mrs. Lorena Tiffany. D. 3. Durham. Okla. SHORT. Joseph R. William A. Short, Lex, Twin Falls, Idaho. CHESNTT, Archie W. George W. Chesnut, W. Va. THFRSTON, Willie R. W. F. Thurston, Ash- Rockport, Pa. SKODNIK, Samuel. JJax Sharoff, 1009 East- land. Va. COMP.YNY’. Alex. Charles Compan.v, 1C4 ern I’a rk way, Brooklyn, N. Y. THOMI’SON. Jerome. Mrs. Mary Ylaxwell, Railroad Street, Nazareth, Pa. TRKJIBL.YY’. Lawrence H. Mrs. Ellen Trem- 4G Bank Street, New York, N. Y. CROWE, James. Mrs. Maggie Crowe, .Yllen. blay, 448 East Eagle Street, Buffalo, N. Y' THO.MPSON, Henry G. Mrs. Fannie Jainer S. Dak. WANNEMACHER. Sylvanu.s L. JIrs. Jlary Thompson, R. F. D. 4. Butler, Ga. DEt'OOMAN. Joseph M. Louis J. Decooman, Wannemacher, 717 Kearny Avenue, Arling- WEBER, Walter. Mrs. Martha C. Weber, R. Kearnev, Pa. ton. N. J. E. 1>. 2. Beardstown, 111. DODGE, Albert E. Mrs. Lillian Dodge, IIS WKIGAND, Michael. JIrs. JIargaret Weigand, WEBSTER. Ralph. Mrs. Laura Webster, In- Evans Street, Oshkosh, Wis. 270 .Tefferson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. dependence, Ky. DORSEY, Gieu. Mrs. Ada M. Dorsey, Fow- WEINGARTEN, Jack. Jlorris Weingarten, WHITE’, Spence. Porter White, Elizabethton, lers Knob, W. Va-. , Racquet and Tennis Club, 370 Park Avenue. Tcnn. DOY'T.E, Edward F. Mrs. Thresa IT. Healy, New York, N. Y. WII.I.I.VMS, Charles F. Joseph T. Maloney, 005 Saratoga Street, East Boston. Mass. B.IRNES, Charles. Jliss Jlary Blauvelt, 24 21-”. East -Ydams Street, Syracuse, N. V. H.tRRIS, William II. Henry Harris, Red Hudson Street. Paterson, N. .J. WILSON. Vernon I,. JIrs. Laura Ellis, Ros- House. W. V'a. BI..YNTON, Oliver. JIatt S. Blanton, Crab well .Vvenue, Norfolk, Va. HOCKING, Roy .T. T. Joseph Hocking, box Orchard. Ky. WIRKE. John. Felix Lebied, 272 Bottle 7 Osceola, ilich. EOJIAR, Howard R. JIrs. Alice L. Bomar, Street, Glen Cove, N. Y. J.tCOBSON, Faye J. Louis Jacobson, Plano, Bluffton, -Ala. R. A. WISE. Walter Charles Wise, Rimers- 111 . BONSALL, Robert T. H. B. Bates, Goldonna, burg, i’a. La. J.\NES, Charles M. Harvey E. .Janes, Dell- William. WOLFBFRGER. Mrs. Elizabeth worth, Okla. BORtJEN. .\ndrew. Mrs. Jlary Borgen, New Bronx, Y'. Diehl, 1082 Honeywell Street, N. .JOHNSON. Charles .James. Robert .Johnson. Richland. Jlinn. AVOOD.\RI>. Hu.gh B. Mrs. Cynthia Woodard, 17S Bo.vd Street, Oshkosh, Wis. BOWEN. Halstead. JIr.s. Francis Bowen, l’>5 Sperryville, Va. LYONS, William F. Mrs. Anthony L.vons, 731 Ilomboldt Street. East Rutherford, N. J. WOOTEN, Dallas E. Ben S. Wooten, Syla- Boulevard Avenue, Dickson City. Pa. BROWN. Carl E. JIrs. Lida B. Cikanek, 1167 more. .-trk. M.4H.YN. James .D. Mrs. Margaret Mahan. West Seventh Street. St. Paul, Minn. CHRISTOITIER, Deliverance. Mrs. Martha 179 J'leasant Street, Clinton. Mass. CHRISTENSON. Bernie. JIrs. 'Laura Chris- Davis, Ludingtonville. N. Y'. MACKEY, Robert S. Mrs. .Jane Mackey, 22 tenson. Brooklyn, Wis. Winfield. WY'M.VN, Mrs. Carrie Broillier, Bine Street, Newbern, N. C. CHRISTIANSEN. Stanley. JIrs. C. Christian- Garrison, Iowa. sen. R. F. D. box M.YLL,\N. .Joseph .J. Mrs. William Malian, 1, 675, Pierz, Minn. 'ZF/.OLO, -Yntony. Matteo Zuzolo, ilcadvllle. 53S?, Evans Street, YIcKeesport, Pa. CHRISTINO. William, .loseph Christino. 89 Pa. MARCHITIS, Peter. Steve Muchusonovitz, Harrison Street, Bloomfield, N. J. GFENTHER. Clarence. Mrs. Ida Guenther, Bnrgettstown, Pa. COSGROVE, John K. JI. J. Cosgrove, JIain 117 North Fifty-fourth Street, Philadelphia, Street. Zanesville, Ohio. M.XTJ'SEY’^ITCIE. Nicodemus. Eignat Looksa, Pa. COHEN, JIurray J. Harry Cohen. Magazine Street. Carne.gie,' Pa. 313 West HEY'N. Fred A. Adolph R. Ueyn, Pine City, Eleventh Street, New York. N. Y. MERRILL, Henr.v. Samuel II. Merrill, Tenn. R. DREGIISLER, Earl A. Adolph - Drechsler, F n. 2, box Edinburg, .Yrk. •JENNINGS, John W. Robert L. Jennings; SG. New '.\vleshurg. Saskatchewan. Canada. MFTZ. Walter. Mrs. Ylar.v .-1. Metz, 161 El Reno. Okla. FREERS, William C. Herman ^cud Street. Cumberland. Md. Freers, 1317 KEEIA'. Albert. Mrs. Ellen T. Keely, 54 Hub- Jieeatur Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MIREABLT. .Yquila G. JIrs. A. Mireault, bard Street, Brooklyn, N. Y". FRKETO, Irving Russell. JIrs. Alice 207 Park Street, Holyoke, Mass. Freeto, KELI.Y', Luther L. Martin Kellv, Thurmont, 223 Washington Street, Jlarblehead. JIass. Md. FREITAG. Anthony George. JIrs. Michael PRIV-VTES. JIathilda LYDON, Joseph. Miss Mary Elfcn Freitag, 2033 Herndon Street, Chica.go, 111. I,.vdoa, 77 Newbury Street West, lioxbury. ABRFN70, Domenico. Patse.v .Ybrunzo, 141 GERARD. Francis S. JIarv Cronin, 11 Spring Mass. Bine Street, Williamsport, Pa. Street. Glens Falls, N. Y. MclyR.VN, Edward D. Mrs. Lillian Ross, B.YTJ.EY', E. James Ernest. . Mrs. Nellie Bailey, GIR.YRD, David J. JIrs. Y'ictor Girard, 4 Cascade, Idaho. 342 Bradley Street, Spartanburg, S. C. River Street. North Adams, Mass. so THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURD^^KbRUARY ^ 8 , 191D. CASUALTIES REPORTED PERSHING GIvEl'’NMAN, Gerald A. Mrs. Mattie Green- GOODING, Frank L. Eugene P. Gooding, 38 man, li. F. D. y, Ilristol, Ind. WILLIAMSON. Delmer D. Mrs. Lillie Wil- Street, Yonkers. N. Y. liam.son, GliKWE, William .1. Mrs. Amelia Randolph, Iowa. Grewe, box GOODWIN, Harold V. Arthur B. ISO, -Umena, Wis. v Goodwin, CLAIBORNE, Clabe. Fritz, Claiborne, 2(2.1 Boulevard, Jersey ’ Con- GOl.UEUE, Francesco. Vincent City, N. J. cord, Tenn. Goldere, C9 GREENWALT, Boyd R. Mrs. Water Street,- Anna Green- nULLINGER, Isaac E. Morristown, N. J. Eighth Street, Mrs. Marv K. Hul- IIKMI'IIILE, YT Hoboken, N. J. North Charlie. Mrs. Dortha Thorn, IIAVNES, Charles E. H. Street, Kokomo, Ind. W. Haynes, 42 Park PGIH-., Clay II. 1 lOJ I’re.ston Street, Dallas, Tex. Avenue, Worcester, Mass. Sirs. O. C. Pope, li. F. D. 2. IllltSClI, Walter. Rossville, Ga. Jacob Ilirsch, Fennimore, HENRY, John W. Bent Henry, Sherwood, HARSION, Wls. Okla. Paul A. Charles Harmon, Buhl, DItOWN, Orville Idaho. S. Kmery Brown, Selkirk, IIIGGIN.S, Arthur. James H. Morris, Choc- Albany County, N. Y. tavw Okla. BCCLKRS. L.AWS, Ralph J. Robert Laws, Corvallis, SCIISIIDTA Eli M. Fred Schmidt, general de- Mont. livery, Lynhurst, Wis SECTION 1, DECEMBER 26, 1918. PIEItCE, Frank G. John W. Pierce, 2101 SHLLER, Harry M. Walter Miller, Carlisle Mcmaid Avenue, Coney btreet. The following casualties are reported Island, Brooklyn, New Oxford, Pa. by the coiniuanding general of the Ameri- RILL, Roland P. George W. Rill, Patapsco, MECUAXICS. Md. can Expeditionary Forces: 3RIS0N,_Ch.arles W. Aaron Gambler, SALB, Francis 1251 J. Mrs. Marie B. Salb, 617 Tenth Street, Reading, Pa. Ninth Street NE., Wounded severely 252 Washington, D. C. Charles Paul. Ira Craie Silver SCHMITZ, Ober L. Jacob S.-'Sebmitz, Grand Street, Slars Hill, Mo. Wounded (degree undeter- Bay, Ala. mined) 1,032 STUCK, Arnold C. Grover C. Shick, R. F. D COOKS. Wounded slightly 1. Mayport, Pa. JONES, 889 STER.N, Maury L. Sirs. Harriet King, Hick- Benjamin H. Phillip Stern, 109 ory Point. Tenn. Walton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCIIWIERS. William. Henry Schwiers, Dick- Total 2, 153 T.\YLOU. Ralph D. Sirs. Florence E. Tay- son Annex, Greenville, S. C. lor. 519 Middle Street, Dayton, Ohio. WEILER, Edward. Sirs. Fred Weiler, 651 PKIVATES. Wounded Severely. St. Anne Avenue, N(>w York. N Y WISE, John J. A™ Russell C. C. E. Aye, Wheeling. Mo. MAJOR.S. Mrs. Joseph E. White, Wash- OE.MEIS, ington. D. C. I'asquale. Mike Demeis, 290 Leis Street, PEYTON, .Tamos W. Alexander F. Peyton, PERRIN, Payson A. Alexander L. Perrin, Rochester, N. Y. University Wy- GASTON, Station, Charlottesville, Va. man & Gordon Co., Bradley Street, Wor- Ode. Sirs. Josie G. Shackletford. R. 1' WOLFEKM.VNN. Horace D. Mrs, Reita cester, . D. 6, Carrollton, Ga. Slass. HRYLEY-. Luchs, 209 West Ninety-eighth Street, New PETERSON, Harold E. A. G. Peterson, Paul A. James F. Healey, 25 But- York, N. Y. Isanti, Slinn. ler Avenue, Lowell, Mass. HINSON, l.eedy. BRADFORD, William S. John Hinson, R. F. D. 2, CAPTAI.VS. Sirs. Florence W. Ilohenwald, Bradford, 24 Norris Street, Cambridge, Tenn. IIIXON, Frank Petty. Mrs. Daisy Ilixon, Slass. MASTERSON. Clifford R. Mrs. Aaron L. 49 East Gregory Street, Pensacola, Fla. WALNER, Frank. Robert Walner, Wynne- Huckstep, 121 Second Avenue, Hlghtstown, SIDMAN, Theodore Whiting. George D. Sid- wood, Okla. N. J. man, • room 43 Drexel Building, Philadel- ^’ERLETT, Ernest. Joy Tellett, Wells, Minn. phia. CORPOEAL.S. Pa. _A1 1 LEBY, Newton. William P. Appleby, 429 BENERETTIO, John. Sirs. Slary Chester, ALLEN, Glenn L. Mrs. Dewey O. Allen, Pres- Smalley Avenue, Kansas t itv. JIo. cott, Ark. 830 Carpenter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BAYLOR, Deams. YY'. H. Bayior, R. F. D. 1. BRANDENBURG, Otto A. .Adeline Bischoff, Ivingstree, LIEUTENANTS. 102 S. C. West Eighty-first Street, New York, C.YTUR.V, Russell B. Israel N. Y. Catura, Ar- BARNES, Earlbert E. Mrs. Lillian R kansaw. YY’is. Barnes, 201 Chestnut Street, Asheville, BUETTNER, William .T. Sirs. Bertha Buett- FITCH, N. C. .-Alfred C. Mrs. Olive Angella Fitch, ncr, 619 Foreland Street, North Side, Pitts- Pleasanton, Nebr. BOYD, Robert S. Mrs. R. S. Boyd, 1.511 burgh, Pa. L.ARSON, Axel II. Renhold Larson, Douglas. Twraty-second Street NW., IVashington, CL.IRK, Leon E. Sirs. Claudie G. Clark, Gar- YYyo. field, Ga. CAULFIELD, Charles K., Tb. Mrs. Charles CURETON, Charles Harold. William Cureton, Caulfield. 4.34 East Fifty-seventh Street, Rising Fawn, Ga. Lawn Street. Pitt.sburgh,' Pa’. Rt^T.RS, Paul H. Mrs. Paul Rogers, New York, N. Y. CUTTS, Charles R. Sirs. Martha S. Cutts, Mount COLLINS, Wentworth B. Crawford, Y'a.‘ William H. Collins, 1012 Pine Street, Yankton, S. Dak. STRICKLAND. 72 South Mountain Avenue, Montclair. ETES, Anthony R. Stephen Etes, 17 South Roy A. Ralph E. Strickland, R. F. D. Bellevue, YY’ash. N. .T. Franklin Street, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. YVHIDDON.1, DAVIS, Henry V. Mrs. Henry V. Davis, Sher- GL.ADDEN, Roland W. Charles Gladden, Thomas J. Mrs. Fannie YY'hid- 237 don. Silsbee, Tex. idan, N. Y. Slain Street, Agawam, Slass. EATON, Harold B. Harold Bayard HIGGS, WOODHOUSE, .Allen C. Mrs. Harriet Hunt, Eaton, Earl E Mrs. Slary Higgs, 152 South 409 Columbia 222 Marlborough Street,' Boston, Mass. Park Street, Edgewood. W. Va. Street, Elmira, N. Y. IIENDI.ER, Ullman C. COI’E, James H. Harmon Cope, R. F. D 2, Lt. Col. Charles .T, HOUGIlT, Edward L. Eber Hought, Slenahga, Treadway, Hendler, 1632 Broad Street,-- Philadelphia, Slinn. Tenn. GINGT.R, Charles E, L.ARSON, Gilbert O. Louis Mrs. Abbie Ginger, Larson, 416 Sutherland. Iowa. ALEXANDER, Paul. Mrs. Josephine Jonesc" Third .Avenue NW., Virginia, Slinn. Mc.-AY’OY. James T. John McAvoy, R. F. 2215 Cameron Avenue, Norwood. Ohio. LF.NI), George E. Sirs. Carl .Y. Lund, D. 9 Pratt 2, Elma. Iowa. McCLURE, James N. George W. McClure, 14 Street, Worcester, Mass. Twenty-second Arch YY’OOD, YY’illiam M. Tom G. Wood, Naples, Street, Little Rock, SION.AGH.AN, Philip W. Sirs. Philip W. Tex. Ark. Slonaghan, 863 Columbia Road, Dorchester, MALONE. Leon Saint Denis. Horbort Sea- Slass. B.'RNETT, Lee Roy. Mrs. Pokle Barnett, right Malone, Pennsylvania Avenue, Brandon, Ky. Mon- OLDFIELD, Amos W. William Oldfield, aca. Pa. Prairie Avenue, West Newton, Slass. BOLT, YYTlliam F. Mrs. Effie Bolt, Louden, MILT.FR, Francis L. George Miller, 703 East OWEN, Ward V. Henry E. Owen, R. F. D. Tenn. Water Street, Pontiac, HI. 1, Rupulilican Grove, Halifa.x Count.v, Va. COMEIONE, Lorieno. PARKER, Charles Walter. Mrs. Jim Comeione, Dun- Minnie Wil- RINEHEART, Everett, Sirs. Maggie Slamey, bar Pa. liamson Parker, 1527 Blanding Street, Co- Twin Branch, W. Va. CUNNINGHAM. Jacob B. Josiah U. lumbia, S. C. Cun- RING, Emmett SI. Slartin .A. Ring, 2915 Cali- ningham, 748 YVest Pike WISE, John B. Mrs. John Wise, 941 South Street, Clarks- fornia Sti-eet NE.. Slinneapolis, Minn. burg, YY'. Y'a. Street, Elizabeth. N. .T. ROSSITER, James F. Capt. James T Rossi- IL-VRTSHORNE, Obart 'Vincent. Mrs. Jennie HENGEN, Clarence YY'. Mrs. Minnie C. Ilen- ter. No. 10 Engine Co., Washington, D. C. gen, Belle Hartshorne, Carlsbad, _ Esmeralda. Cal. N. Mex. SANSING, Thad SI. Simon P. Sansing, HOLDEN, Leonard P. William W. Holden. KING, Howard. Ollie C. King, Y'ortex, Kv. Cooper, Tex. KIT TLEYI.-AN, 2.95 Gifford Place, Elgin, 111. Ben R. Mrs. .Tohn Kittleman, STONE, yA. 9191 Broadwa.v. BROWNE, Dudley Malcolm. Dudley P. Edward W. E. Stone, Burrton, Tacoma, Wash. Browne, Ramsey, N. J. Kans. LAHREN, Helmer K. Lars Lahren, R. F. D. DEVENNY, James V. Mrs. Mary H. Devenny, SW.YNBERG, Roy T. Theodore Swanberg, 2. Davenport, N. Dak. 140 West Chelton Avenue, Philadelphia, New Sweden, Me. McBEE, YY’ilbert Sidney. William Albert Mc- Bee, Loving, Tex. DE GOD.A. Max. Mike De Goda, Anackovice, * WORTENDYKE, Reynier .Tacob. Reynier J. Wallinskoe, Russia. PULLI.AN, Charley Frank. W. H. Pullian, Wortendyke, 15 Exchange Place,' Jersey King, N. C. HEZM.ALH.ALCH, Arthur. Sirs. Laura Ilez- City, N. J. PULLING, Henry E. Henrv S. Pulling. 220 SERGEANTS. malhalch, 213 Glenwood Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. YY'est Ninety-eighth Street. New York, N. Y. PULY'ERITTS, Arthur. Louis Pulverifis, BANNER. Eric II. Oscar Banner, Pfluger- 72 KURTZ, Frank C. Sirs. Christina Kurtz, 1875 Hudson Street, Hoboken, N. J. villc, Tex. Fremont Street, Chicago, HI. ZUBRIZKY'. CASHEN, Thomas M. Andrew Charles. Mrs. Anna Rabinar, J. Bailey, Ben- 1659 Oneida Street, Shamokin, Pa. ton, 111. MENDERS, Jacob. Sirs. Henrietta Slenders, Up Street, St. Thomas, Virgin AHRENS, .loseph U. Mrs. Gertrude Ahrens, CURTIN, Thomas F. Mrs. Elizabeth Curtin. Islands, West Indies. Odell, 111. 2139 South Third Street, Philadelphia, I'-. DUDLEY, Clifford W. W. W. Dudley, 235 SIOONEY, .Tohn Leo Anthony. Sirs. .Tulia AY'ERY, Jesse. Mrs; Martha Avery, Black, College Avenue, Lancaster, Pa. Mooney, 3916 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Ala. ^' PRANK. I.eopold. 1 s Seorim Pa. Dubois, ^37 B.4LINSKI, Anthony. John Ballnski, 352 Bay South Pine Street. Bridgeton, N. J. WII.LIASIS, Harry G. C. Alfred H. Williams, Street, Jersey City, N. J. FREY, Rudolph. Simon Frey, 35 Julianneni 1914 North Twelfth Street, Philadelphia, BAUER, John Wenzel. Anton Bauer, 1161 Street, Liban, Russia. . Lawrence Street, Appleton, Wls. TTTE OFFICIAL iL S. T.l I.LK'riX; S^ATCUDAY, FFBKl'AKV s, 31 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING nK.MIS. WcndoU Jf. Mrs. Edith G. Rrallcy, ROBERTS, .James .7. Mrs. Katherine Rolierts, CT.IIT'INGER, Hubert E. Mrs. Beulah Cllp- HuniUam, M?. Buninohn City, Waterford, Ireland. pluger, 113!) (treeninount Avenue, P.altl- r.OI.KK. ('olin. .1. .\. Coler, ITiilon, Miss. SIK’HCR. Stefan. Peter Shcliur, Targan more, Md, C-VH l..''ON, Harry U. Mrs. Mary It. Carlson. Kiev, RuHsla. COPE, John !•;. Mr.s. Katlierlne Cope, 510 471- Clay Slm't, Denvrr, Colo. WILSON. Hiram N. Mrs. Hattie Wilson, Rolterls Street, Nortli Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. CM Alt NESS, Goorgo. Zols Charncss, Odessa, Springfield, Tent). F.VIRCIIlLD, Edmon C. Mrs. Clemmle Fair- lliissia. WLNEL.VNI). Clare. Mrs. Grant Winelund, child, Russell, Mont. CIIO.M riC, .lolin, ,Iack Chomult, Grevecz, Po- 725 South Fourteenth Street, St. .loscph. FRANCISCOVICH, I.oiils F. Mrs. .Sarah land. Mo. Franclscovlch, 1)07 Belmont Street, Port- CI.OSIO.M.V.V, Harry. Ren Clopeman, Sll ZIMBEf.MAN.N, Phili|). Philip Zimbelmann, land, Oreg. ,S|.\th Street, If^d Wing, Minn. general ilelivery, Odessa, Russia. HOLCOMB, Everett W. Martin E. Holcomb, DE.NZICli, I'Mward P. Itohert Denzel, S."!!! ZOEI.INER, John E. Mrs. Blanch Zoclincr, .374 Hanover Street, Milwaukee, Wls. Park .Vvenue, Rrldgeport, Conn. Mountain View. Okla. KIELY, Jo.scph. Miss Mary Klely, 41)0 East EOI.KY. Edward \V. Rernard Foley, 407 R7,.-\NI); Virginlus L. Mrs. Rosa V. Bland, One hundred and sixty-second Street. New Rloonifiekl Avenue, Hoboken, N. .7. Shanghai, Va. York. N. Y. F('Ii.\l.\N, Carl. Henry S. Forman, Sanger, Die I,.\ CRRZ. .-Ufredo. Mrs. Francisco de la KOtJI.ER. John M. Mrs. Margaret Kogicr, Cal. Cruz, Mercedes, Tex. 1447 North Fulton .\venue. Baltimore, Md. UElt.M.VNN, Eugene .T. Mrs. Elizabeth Her- HEftRMANN. Sylvan. Mrs. Harriet Herr- KFKON, John J.. Jr, Bartlett Kukon, Itox 0, mann. ll.")7 Elglith Street, Milwaukee Wls. mann. RlulTtou, Ohio. Clermont. N. ,T.\I)W1N, .Tolm Seymour. Mrs. W. H. An- .TORIi.VN, Harvey S. John F. .Jordan, New- NII.SON, Melvin R. .John Nilsou, Marmon, thony. .71S Park Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. ton. Tex. Williams County, N. Dak. J.\NK()I SK, .laeob .7. ,7oseph ,7ankousk. 4453 I.EIRY. Roy W. Mrs. William Leiby,' 234 P.VRKER, George J. Mrs. Irene Packer. 1008 Honore Street, Chicago, 111. North Third Street. Allentown, Pa. Park .\venue. New York, N. Y. IvII.Gori;, William E. Mrs. Emma Ivilgour, JIiRASHEIZY, Daulel. Sam Jurasheizy, Gro- POI.I.ERIA, Tony. Louis Polleria, Flu.shlng, i;04 East Ohio Avenue, Mount Vernon. Ohio, dan. Russia. Ohio. KIHKEEY, Levy, I'Yank Klrkley, Jefferson, ICRZYSTOSKI, Steve. Mrs. Sophia Krzys- PERRY, Raymond. Arthur Perry, Rushvllle, S. C. toskl. Kelcy Russian. Poland. ICI.EliZIK, .\nton. Vincent Domet, It. F. D. 2, M7NOSION. Biogtioslor. Mrs. Zomlet Mino- PL'till,’ Guy C. Mrs. Joe Maher. 421 West box 40. Ivanhoe, Minn. sion. Mush. Armenia, Turkey. Thirteenth Street, Trenton, Mo. LINDRECK, Frank. Michael J. Llndbeck, R. MORtJAN. William D. Mrs. J. E. Morgan, SHIFF.MAN, William. Fred Shlffman. Sev- F. 1). 1, Argyle, Minn. Cheneyvillc, La. enth Street, Suterville, Pa. LY'NCH, William L. William Lynch, Vine OL.SON, Frank E. Mrs. E. Olson, 8 Goulding STEELY, Branco E. Tom J. Steely, Wil- Street. Wllllamstown, Pa. Street. Worcester. Mass. liamsburg, Ivy. Mc.M.VNFS, James Francis. C. A. Wright, P.YT.I.ING, Robert Gibson. .Joseph S. Palling, TRAVIS, .-\nly M. Mrs. Mary Travis, lor-

Carmel, Ky. , Pleasanton. Kans. estvillo. Cal. M.\SC1.\NTUNI0, .'Vntonlo. Mrs. May Mar- RITt'H. Tyler. Mrs. Mary W. Ritch, R. F. D. WOLFE. Omer. Allison Wolfe, R. I. D. 7, tin.) .leannette, Snrings, Ga. Pa. 2, Cave Winchester, Ind. , MEI.CH lEItltE, Ijuigi. Nick. Melchierre, box SH7REV. Albert. Fred Shlrey, 1540 Lafay- BR.VND, Morris. Mrs. K. Brand, 2120 Eighth 244, East Rochester, N. Y. ette Street. Lebanon, Pa. .Avenue, New York. N. Y. NEEDELMAN. Harry. Mrs. Sarah- NeeUel- SJtCRTNECK. Charlie. Bert Stewart^ Geary, DUNN, Perry L. Robert L. Dunn, 220 West man. 7S42 Rose Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. OMa. Twentieth Street, Norfolk. Va. ridtltV. Lewis J. Mrs. Elizabeth Perry. 6 WT7.LI.-\YTS. .Joseph D. Mrs. Katherine Wil- GARLAND, W'alter D. Edward J. Garland, Ruruham Street, Gloucester, Mass. Perns. McAfee, N. .J. 122 West One hundred and second Street, Rl-il'll), William T. Riley Walters, Davis, W. TOTING. Arthur J. William H. Y'oung, 1114 New York, N. Y. „ Va. W-'st Eighteenth Street. Erie. Pa. L.AUGIILIN, Walter. John Laughlln, U. b. EII.V.MES, Charles Rhames, B.ATIfS, Tenn. Clarence O. A. Mike G. Harry Rice, Reliance, D. 8, Greenville, . Flandroau, S. Dak. Wvo. PARIS, Robert C. Mrs. Fannie Pans. Cave ROPER, Marlon. John T. Roper, Cummings, BFRRY, William II. Robert L. Ford, Naillon, Springs, Ga. Ga. Tenn. V.ANDER IIEIDE, Cornelius. Peter Vander ROSKOSZ. Henry. .John Roskosz, 50 Richard BIRDSONG. Ranson R. S. H. Birdsong, Heide, 152 Bage Street, Grand Rapids, Street. Newark, N. ,T. T.ewis Prairie, Mo. Mich. SCHWIF.NDT, Edward Henry. Henry DFJ-GUITtlCE. Christy. Mrs. Lucy Delgui- Schwiendt, 825 East Mahoney Street, Ma- diee. 82 Martinc Avenue, White Plains, Wounded (Degree Undetermined). honey City, Pa. N. Y. SIIKEA E, John D. Joshua Shreve, R. F. D. DFT.IZ, James. Joseph Deliz, 05 Antwyne St.VJORS. ;!4, 'I'eunyson. lud. Street. W'inot. Mich. Alexander. Mrs, SPENCER, Henry A. John L. Spencer, R. F. McCULLOCH, William DOWI.EN. Marvin. Mrs. Zelma Dowlen, R. F. Rensselaer. N. Y'. 1). 3. Meridian, Tex. -Aiken McCulloch. D. 2. Ashland City, Tenn. SILA’ESTER. Lindsay McDonald. Lindsay M. WARF7..E. Salem Guy. Mrs. I.,ouise Warfle, DJiNN. Giles B. Mrs. Lizzie Dunn, R. P. D. Silvester, 325 Crawford Street, Portsmouth, R. F. D. 3, Williamston, Midi. 3. Tullnhoma. Tenn. WHITE. Robert W. Mrs. Callie Colhouer, Va. H.'' PRISON. Walter T. Mrs. Laura Harrison, CAPTAINS. 012 West Walnut Street, Altus, Okla. .510 East Eighty-third Street, New York, WHITE, Thomas .7. Miss Mary White, 210 N. Y :OLONN-A. B. Allison. Mrs. Frances S. Col- I. vraan Street, Iloosick Falls, N. Y. .JOTJN, Johnny, Mrs. Winey John, Dustin, onna, 001 West One hundred and thirty- WII.l.IAMS, Talmage. Luther Williams. Ken- Okla. seventh Street, New York, N. Y. e-ly. Tex. A. Mrs. Paul A. Engle, 2204 JONES, John W. John W. Jones, W’halcyville, ENGLE, Paul WOI.FF, Wiiiiam L. W. J. Long, Brookfield, Park Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Wis. Va. SEXTON, Philip J. John M. I-. Sexton, 1459 Z.VKAVAYANIvIS. Andrew. .John Zakavayail- LE JEAL. Hugh G. Jfrs. Louis Lo Jeal, 1309 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. HI. kis. South Sixth Street, St. Louis, Mo. Rvdp Street, San Francisco, Cal. r.ATER. Charles S. Mrs. Charles S. Tater, BR.YGONI. .John. Joseph Bragoni7 Bognaneo, LOUIS, Tony. Mrs. Francisco Louis, 1114 Northport, N. Y. Rockford. 111. „ , Fuori Dowodossolso, Italy. Cunningham Street, WOOD, Charles II. Mrs. Charles H. W ood, o4 BR.Y.NNON, .lesse. Mrs. Liillg Brannon, R. F. LOW’E, Robert E. Samuel H. Lowe, Ken- Bonaventure Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. mare. N. II, 2. Kenly, N. C. Dak. McDIfRAtOTT, Patrick Francis. Mrs. Eliza- BRASWELL, Robert B. J. II. Braswel!, Law- beth McDermott, 1814 North Sarah Street, rencevllle. Pa. DT.'RKIN, Hugh. Mrs. Bertha F. Durkin. CLARK. James A. Mrs. Mary E. Clark, 045 St I ouis. Mo. George C. Mrs. .John M. Means, Camp Forrest, Chickamauga Park, Ga. Clin ion Street, Camden, N. J. ME.ANS. Fifth Newell. Pa. EWING, Willard. Mrs. Lucia Ewing, 4108 JARNATT, John B. John L. De .Tarnatt, .and Long Streets. DE OSPORN. Leonard John. Mrs. Mattie Osborn, Baltimore Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa. R. F. D. A. box 283, Sanger, »'al. 011 Western Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. M.ADDEN, John S. Mrs. John S. Madden, 10 DWYER. William J. Mrs. Lucinda M. Dwyer, Emil Paul A. Otto, 5 Clinton -Ave- East North Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. 128 Charles Street, New Arlington, Mass. OTTO, A. nue. Tiffin. Ohio. CODE. Virgil E. Mrs. Virgil E. Code, 3614 FREAS. Elmer S. Miss Edna Freas, 47 Hart- PHII-LIPS, James E., jr. A’an Phillips, Pleas- North Hovno -Avenue, Chicago, 111. ford Street, Ashland, Pa. ant Hill, La. DRUMMOND. William C. Miss Bera Drum- G.Vl.LOW.YY, Frank H. Arthur Galloway, 208 510 Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. POI-LOCK. James T. Tom Pollock, Fifth mond. Ninth Street west, Hutchinson, ICans. Hugh B. Clarence M. Kellogg, ivnuiie' and Washington Street. .Ardmore, KELLOGG, GREEN. Delbert. Joseph Rarner, Soda 527 Svmes Building, Denver. Colo. Springs, Idaho. Okla. Mc.ADAMS, Charles N. Miss M. G. Morrlsey,, GEHLIEMI, Giovawni. Cantino Gu.gliemi, PRIMAK. Mike. Palo .Arysis, Kilbuch Street, 125 Onondaga Avenue. Syracuse, N. Y. I’rovince Pisono, Italy. Pittsburgh. Pa. PULVERM-ACHEK, Theodore L. Dr. Louis Steve. Miss Annalsta Ilonchar, Sylvester J-. Mrs Agnes Ritzcl, 510 HONCHAR, RITZEL. , Pulvcrmacher, 594 Seventh Street, Brook- Tegumen Mensk, Russia. Time Street, Joliet, 111. lyn. N. Y. KAW.VI.YIC, .Tohh. Martin Kawaiyk, Mientkj, ROSST. Onori. Antonio Rossi, 09 Grove L. Isaac William Baker, box Glubiu, Pchrubieszuw, Poland, Russia. Street. Providence, R. I. 3.AICER. Marvel Mrs. Jane Furlow, 813 Front STUTZ.M.AN .John R. Miss Nettie Harms, 186, Oberliu. Kans. KENT; Joe. F. Baker, Columbus, Ga. Steamboat Rock, Iowa. 3AKER, William F., Jr. William Street. Dorchester, Mass. KOIVUI.A. Jake. Mrs. Lizzie Koivula, R. F. WAGMAN. Harry E. John Wagman, Dallas- sr.. 6 Spaulding Street, Charles A. Mrs. Charles A. 1). 1. box Annandaie, Minn. town. Pa. 3URTNETT, 13, 215 North Fourth Street, Sun- LEIGHTON, I'ercy V. Martin I-eighton, R. David. Nathan Wagner, 704 Park Burtnett, W.AGNER, bury, Pa. F. D. 2, Chicora, Pa. .Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y’. S.ARL, .John II. Harold M. Earl, Doyles- MCINTYRE, Richard. W. M. Meintire, Ozark, WIT.SON, Charley C. Tom Simpson, Boynton, Ark.' Mo. C. M. Mrs. Elizabeth Kepner, 0505 MORRISSEY. .Tames C. William F. Morrissey, WLARD, George P. Mrs. Ellen Ward, 109 KEPNER. Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 018 East Eighty -ninth Street. Chicago. 111. Laurel Street. Watertown. Mass. Meadow Earl. Peter Nelton, Independence, PL.WKK, Vincent. Mike Placek, Prague, Glenn M. Jerry Arthur, R. F. D. NI3I-TON, -ARTHUR, Wls. Nebr. i 1, New Boston, Mich. G. .John T. Oakes, 530 RIGGIE. George W. Mrs. Hazel R. Riggie, R. I BIAGINI, Severino. Gino IJechini, 45.A O.AKES. Malcolm ' Street, San Francisco, Cal. West Symmes Street, Norman, Okla. F. D. 5, Midland, Mich. 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PARKER. Alfred P. Mrs. May Fellman Par- DONLIN, Michael ,T. Miss Della Donlin, 1808 MA.STPB ELECTEICIAX. ker, 4007 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, Twenty-second I’lace, Chicago, 111. La. DUNWOODIE, Richard H. Mrs. Harriet Dun- OI.IVA, .Joseph. Airs. Anna AI. Oliva, 53 POOLE. Thomas G. Charles W. Poole, 12 woodie, 69 Paul Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Speedway Avenue, Newark, N. J. Ennis Streel, Iloustdfl, Tex. GATES, Rufus Colburn. Walter II. Gates, WAQOXEnS. I’ll.VTT, William It, Mrs. Jesse It. Pratt, 1418 Second Avenue, ScottsbIulf, Nebr. Piedmont, Mo. I'’LAHERTY, John Vincent. Mrs. Mary Flah- H.ANDY'. Alfred R. Airs. Alargaret Handy, ROMIG, Charles H. Mrs. Lula Romig, 158 erty, Fields Landing, Cal. 103 East Seventy-fifth Street, New i'ork, Oak Streel, Allentown, Pa. J.VCOBS, Samuel M. Felix D. Jacobs, 315 N. Y. SIMONS, Albert M. Mrs. Itae Simons, 432 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BURKE, tV,illiam Edwai'd. Aliss Catherine Windsor Avenue, Hartford, Conn. LO VERMA, Paul. Mrs. Mary Lo Verma, Via Burke, 54.5 Franklin -Avenue, Brooklyn, TIIOMP.SON, William B. Samuel It. Thomp- Rosoliuo, I’ilo 50, Province Girgeni, Italy. N. Y. son. 2725 North Seventeenth Street, Waeo, M.tRRIOTT, Carl P. Bert Marriott, Third COOK. Tex. Avenue, Herkimer, N. Y. SERGE.tNTS. PRINGLE, John. Mrs. Mary Pringle, 57 Sec- B-AKER, Floyd AI. Wesley Baker, Talequah, ond Street, Newark, N. J. Okla. PER, Franfs E. Maurice Deo, Pear Lake RICHARDSON, John J. Mrs. Anna Richard- I>m VAXES. Road, Waterbary, Conn. son, 5810 Trinity Place, Philadelphia, Pa. Erni GRAVES. st L. Mrs. Mahle Julia Graves, ROSSEBO, Bjarne. Mrs. Belther Rossebo, BARNES, Phillip Asa. William Lincoln 47 CaiiLil Street SW., Washington, P. C. 608 West Fulton Street, Edgerton. tVis. Barnes, Blue Aionnd, Kans. LI.AMS, \t iliiam J. JIrs. Mary Gray, Jones- WHITJIARSH, Harry D. Mrs. Fannie M'hit- COOKSON, .loseph U. 204 Sanderson Street, boro, Ind. marsl), 100 Center Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Pottsville, Pa. KALETA, .Tolm. Valentine Kaleta, 82 Reed B.VXTER, Harry A. Charles Baxter, 1913 G-ALE, John Henry. Glose L. Gale, Harrison, Street, Bml'alo, N. Y. Rear Market Street, New Albany, Ind. Ohio. EORGlCIt, Floyd It. Mrs. Floyd R. Borger, BR.VDSILVtV, Carroll R. Mr.s. .Tanet Brad- GR-\I’EXGETER, Ray E. Mrs. Dora Barkart, 541 North Fifth Street, Stroudsburg, Pa. shaw, 6320 West Twenty-first Street, Phila- 1535 Rockingham Road, Davenport, Iowa. GLOOR, Earl G. Mrs Gloor, R. F. Mattie D. delphia, Pa. HILLLARD, Christian Joseph. Airs. Alpha W. illl, - Ohio. Sherwood, BUTLER, John A. Mrs. Ella Butler, Grants- Page, 11 Laurue Street, Pensacola, Fla. nARRELL, Samuel T. John Harrell, W. ville,- Utah. HUTCHINSON, Bernard W. Airs. Mable Stigler, Okla. CRONIN, Lawrence. Mrs. Alary E. Cronin, 78 Hutchinson, 013 Grove Street, Elmira, N. Y.

Florin Edgar. . Mrs. Florin HOULE, Houle, Adams Street, Dorchester, Mass. AIORRIS, Dave. Mrs. -Allie Falk, Jackson, Frederiektown, Ohio. DEXTER, Ohio. IMBElt, Rennie. Jacob Dexter, R. F. D. 25, Stanley J. Michael Imhcrowicz, 2534 tVaterford, Wis. PATE, Louie E. -Arthur M. Pate, Sedan, South Avenue, Chica.go, 111. Sacramento DODSON, James C. Alary Duncan, Kans. JOIIO, Ernest Mrs. ATn- C. Jacob Joho, 525 Adams tondale, Camliria County, Pa. PRO, Guiseppi. Mrs. Rose Pro, Frientino, .Vvcnue, Elizabeth, N. ,T. DWYER, William A. Airs. Katherine ,T. Rome, Italy. ICAET55, George E. Charles H. Kaetz, 104 Dwyer. 683 York, PURCELL, Thomas L. Airs. Charity Charles Van Nest Avenue, New Purcell, Street, Jersey City, N. J. N. Y. 526 George Street, Clyde, Ohio. NICHOLS, Harley N. James Nichols, Big FERGUSON, XThomas E. AI. T. J. SCHWARTZ, Fred. Carl Schwartz, Sandy, Mont. Ferguson, Rock R. F.' D. 1, Walnut Grove, Ala. Rapids, Iowa. PIERCE, Abel E. Miss M. Kreigel, Hill, FRUTCHA', Argus. Airs. Emma Frutchy, Sa- SHEPHERD, Roscoe L. John F. Shepherd, N. II. vanna, 111. 1201 Chandler Street, Danville, 111. St.>nMIPT, Charles II. .Jacob Schmidt, CIO SUTTON, Harry W. William E. Sutton, Call- Nortli JIain Street, Pueblo, Colo. JACKSON, Orvill Doyle. Airs. Vicit Jackson, fon, N. .T. Sutton, tV. Va. B.ORDEN, William II. Mrs. Cecelia Borden, B-ANIS, Mike. Ben Banis, 1110 Crystal Springs, Mass. KEYNON, William Russell. G^rgianna Cut- North Seventh Street, East St. Louis, III. DOWNS, Cicero D. Thomasr L. Downs, R. F. singer. Shoals, Ind. B-VURETT, Wijliam Franci-s. Airs. Ann.a Bar- I). 3, Grove Oak, Ala. KUSHALAN, ' Herman. August Kusbman, St. Cloud, Alinn. rett, 1338 North Twenty-first Street, Phila- DUGAN, John L. Peter Dugan, 506 Second delphia, Pa. Street, Trenton, N. J. AIc.VLLISTER, Richard Victor. Airs. Louise BL.VCKWELL, George -Andrew. 'Mrs. Sarah DWYER. William F. Mrs. Ella Dwyer, 21 Ale.tllister, 417 San Alateo Drive, Burlin- game, Cal. Jane Blackwell, 154 Water Street, I-aw- .Mma Street. I’rovidence, R. I. rence. Mass. GILL, Robert C. JD's. Mary Gill, 3242 East McBride, Daniel Af. Alartha Verner, M. CARLTON, Walter G. George A. Carlton, Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Md. 7300’ Lexington Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. I’arthenon, Ark. Ira M. William M. Hunter, HUNTER, 3501 AIcCULLOUGII, tVilliam. Aliss Alary AIcCul- CARPENTER, Harry O. •South Flores, Antonio, Tex. Henry J. Carpenter, San lough, 13 Park Street, Ogdensburg, 'N. Y. East Jordan, Allch. BERNARD, Francis. Joseph Gordon, box MANNING, Ellwood P. Harry S. Alanning, CRUMP, Lake. Airs. Alyrtle Crump, Womble. 148, Carboudale, Pa. 317 West Duncannon Avenue, Philadelphia. -Ark. - R.\Y, Vermis E. Joseph Ray, Guide Rock, Pa. Nebr. .jusepu i. Airs, uazei uarnes. AIUNTZ, Robert. Airs. Joseph Bosold, 335 bo.x Bertram XT. G. Smith, 56 304, Roseville, Cal. SMITH, East One Locust Street, Reading, Pa. hundred and thirty-second Street, New ENOS, Wilbur. Thomas Enos, 744 Alurray PUTAI.tN, Donald D. Airs. Alary E. Putman, Street, Utica, N. Y. York, N. Y. Evant, Tex. WADE, Elzie R. Dr. Milton Taylor, West FORD, Frank J. Jerry Ford, R F D 1 REED, George H. George Fletcher, 431 South ’ Alexander. I’a. Ray, 111. Sevimth Street. De Kalb, 111. WOKGAN, Henry II. Amos Worgan, Ingram FOSDICK. Earl J. Aliss Ida Clark, 82 Elliott SAIITH, Edgar R. Airs. C. F. Smith, Avenue, Ingram, Pa. 423 Street, San Francisco, Cal North First Street, Oskaloosa, Okla. GORDON, Roy E. Mrs. Alargaret Ta*lor. SOUKOP. Joseph W. Airs. J. Soukop, 745 COIiPORALS. Huron, Mich. Fourteenth Street, College Point, N. X, GL.At ELLE, Henry J. Charles C. Gravelle. ATWOOD. Herbert D. Frank Atwood, box 10, » Airs. ’ TELDER, XVilliam. Catharine Telder, Chatsworth, III. Denim Branch, Greensboro, N. C. 544 Shamrock Street SE., Grand Rapids, CL.UT’ER, Jlerrell. Charles Clapper, Hermann, West Mich. 188 North Fourth Fulton, N. Y. Street, Newark, N TIIORNBX'RG, John C. Airs. DELSIIAY', George. Mrs. Andrew Delshay, Anna J. Gor- HERTFELpER Herbert C. August’ iiert- ham, R. F. D. 1, Lawson, AIo. tolder, (o2 Alarcy 35 Eliza Street, Beacon, N. Y. .Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. TREGE, Harry R. tVilliam G. Trege, R. F. D. ARMOUR. Samuel E. DURLING, Sidney S. Mrs. Catherine Dur- -Andrew Armour 3‘>7 4, Cambridge, Md, East Twenty-ninth ling. Nekoosa, Wis. • Street, New York X Y VAN ESS, Albert. J. K. Van Ess, Aberdeen, ATHERTON, John ’ FITZPATRICK, John J. Frank J. Fitzpat- R. Airs. Daniel F. Ather- S. Dak. ton. Lanark, III. rick, R. F. D. Campus, 111. 1, tV.VLTER, George R. Airs. Alary Walter, B.VRRIX, GILROY, Edward F. Joseph Gilroy, 66 Gar- 2534 Ollie. John Barrix, Birds. III. Boyd Street, Baltimore, Aid. BERN.VDINO, .Joseph. den Street. Newark, N. .T. Thomas Bernadino, Clarence. Joseph A. William Gordon, Kouts, WOOD, Airs. Amanda Wood, Wat- Alassa Alacinaia, Lucca, Italy. GORDEN, seka, HI. Ind. BI-ANCHINI, Dario. Peter Bianchini, Alan- ALL.tAIONG, Isaac F. Airs. tValter .\lla- ciano. Crosefo. Italy. H.tLE, Rowland. Thomas F. Hale, Rosemary, mong. 670 Alarket Street. Winchester. Va. BOLINSKI, Victor. Philip Bolinski, Grondo, N. C. ARAISTRONG, ' Alonzo. Louis Armstrong, Wolowill, Russia. Clute. tv. Va. LANGE. Oscar E. . Mrs. Edwin Lange, New- BRIGNER, -Adam O. George Brigner, R. F. foundland, Pa. B.tCIIMANN. Otto ,T. Airs. -Anna Bachraann, D. 3. Beaver, Ohio. 949 Greenwood -Avenue, Mot'Ll NTOCK, -Vlexander II. Mrs. Jennie Hamilton. Ohio. BRINK. Albert. Clarence Brink, R. F. D. 2, McClintoek, 229 North Linwood Avenue, BREWER. Harrison B. Ben Brewer, Salli- Kingston, N. -Y. saw, Okla. Baltimore, Md. BROOKS. Lloyd Samuel Brooks, R. F. D. 1, MEYER, Harry, 11. Mrs. Lizzie V. Meyer, R. Alount Vernon. Ohio. ' MCSICI.tX, F. I). 1. box 12; Swiss, Mo. 'BURCHFIELD, Frank E. Airs. Annie Burch- I'CiARSALL, Frank W., ,1r. Mrs> Frank W. GEYER. George W. Airs. Elizabeth Ann field, 004 West Baxter Avenue, Knoxville, Pearsall. 215 North Seventh Avenue, Mount Gcyer, 153 Fortieth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tenn. Vernon N. Y. C.ARLTOX, Lafayette W. G. W. Carlton. 108 Donald F. Mrs. Gladys Grif- xtncH.vxics. RITTENOUR. South Hyde Park .Avenue. Scranton, I’-i. fon. 619 East .Miami Street, Indianapolis, DE A'OJ'NG, Edward. Edward Do Youn.g. 84 Ind BENDER. Raymond .t. Ed. Bonder, 325 East Campbell Street, Edmond. Okla. East Alain Street;' Paterson. N. .J. W.VRNICK, Robert K. Sirs. Agnes Kubs. DIETZ. Harry AV. Airs. Alice Dietz, Flicks- Barton, Md. LEWIS, Ed.gar F. James 1’. Lewis, Bavville, N. J. ville. Pa. WINDSOR, Covy. John I. Windsor, R. F. D. DIAIITRI. Kristoff. Airs. Lacadia Dimitri, 4. Normangee. Tex. ROUGIIGARDEN. Frank. Elizabeth Rough- Custodian. Alacerlonia, Greece. Wnrrenpoint, ,T. XVRLGIIT, Harold K. George Wright, Nook- garden. N. DI S.VXTO. Giustiuo. Domenico Di Santo, sack. Wash. SAUNDERS. Cooper J. Airs. Alary AI. Saun- Bsllante Teranio. Italy. YOX, Clarence Leonard. Louis Yox, Holland, ders. 26 Beethoven Street, Jamaica Plain, DOBR.ACKI, Edward W. Mrs. .Jammic Do- N. Y. Alass. bracki. 2314 Rhine Street. Chicago, 111. DELANEY. Harold F. John F. iSelaney, 707 SHENK. Paul K. John H. Shenk, 120 North DUC.A. Jo.seph. Airs. Fannie Duca, 925 Grovo Carroll Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. • Eighth Street, Lebanon, Pa. Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. TIIK OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN; SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, l!)10. 33 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING rKKKI, (jliu’ohio. IjuIkI l'Vn-1, I’ostu l’'ibron.'i, GR,\H.\M, William A. Mrs. Margaret Gra- I'LUCKIGER, .lohn J. Mrs. I'luckigi r, P.i d- I’liivlnclo I)(>l Ci)ss:ita, Italy. ham, 2136 Park Avenue, Chicago, III. ford. Wyo. CiOl.DSMITII. Itllcy. David C. Goldsmltb, It. HULL, John W. Hiram H. Hull, R. F. D., FORREST, Dan W\ Mrs. Slddy L. Forrest, !•'. I>. I. ISiltuioro, N. C. Iloekford, Iowa. .511 t'hester Street, Rocky .Mount, N. GltKATnoi SK, l.awi'cuco K. \Yilllam Grcat- IMONDI, I’ietro. Simone Imondl, 53 Clorn- GODI'REV, Guy W. John Godfrey, Selden, lioUfSo, Grcmo, W. Va. enee Street, Cranston, R. I. Kans. GTUi.NKY, Itdwai’d \Y. Hra. Thomas Gould- KERR, Henry. Edward Herbert, Wallingford, GOLDBERG, Nathan. Edward I. Goldberg, 1ns. .S7i> Gast Clai'k Stroot, St. Paul. Minn. Vt. 202 Franklin Street. New Y’ork, N. Y. JOHNSON. Aivid. Mi’s. llortha .lohnson. R. LEBACK, Elmer M. Mrs. Mary Leback, G.\SSM.\.\. Charles P. Mrs. Rose tiassinan, 1'". 1). (i. box lOJ. Mount Ycrnon. Wash. Hwaco, Wash. 2202 West Division Street. Fhleugo. 111. JOHNSON, Jop. Charlie Johnson, Tinsley, L.VCKEY. Fred. Charley Lackey, Cave in GREE.NE, Samuel R. Samuel Greene, 2 Ky. Rock. III. Maltby Street, SufTern, N. Y'. .TOII.NSO.N, Willard R. David S. John.son, MADDEN, Neal. .Ynderson-Madden, Mtimmle, II.'.RDY, William. Mrs. Sarah Hardy, 107 Muney, I’a. Ky. Whittier .Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y'. KN..U'KMrHS, Klraar. Mrs. Nola Knack- M.XNLEi', Francis J. Mrs. Kate Ilcary, HENRY, William J. Mrs. Agnes C. Fablaji, niuhs. West Salem. III. Utica. III. .>832 West Lake Street. Chicago, HI. KOIM.OWITZ. Louis. Mrs. Mary Koplowitz, M.VSSON, John. Charles L. Masson, 3300 IMRROGNO, Robert D. .Mrs. M.-iry Imhrogno, .‘!77 New Street. I’erth Amboy. N. .T. Huilson Street, IHghlandtown, Md. 1013 North Twenty-fifth Avenue, Melrose KOSTOROS. Demetros. \Yilllam Kostoros, McCOY', Jim. Mrs. I)ocic Morrow, R. F. D. Park, III. 4. box Kalsa. Greece. 89, Austin, Tex. IRVINE, Francis D. II. Mrs. Florence B. KRITC, Isrnatz. .Tohn BaUowsky, 8202 Frank- MILLER. Nelson B. George N. Miller, R. F. Irvine, 100 Berkeley Place, Brooklyn, N. Y'. lin Avenue, Toledo, Obio. D. 3. Eldor.ado Springs, 5Io. IZZO, Carmino J. Antonio Izzo, 1280 West LUC.XS, Taylor. Mrs. Delia I.ucas, Dixie, W. NORItlS, James J. Mrs. Anna Norris, 1520 Sixty-ninth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Va. Willington Street, Philadelphia, Pa. , J.ACKSO.N, Chester. Mrs. Sarah Jackson, OTTO, .\uthony F. Mrs. Carrie Otto, 4830 M.VNDES, Louis. Mrs. Antula Mandes, Vou- Mountainview, N. .1. voiim, Kenoun'as, Greece. North Robey Street, Chicago, 111. JACOBS. Morris. Mrs. Fannie M. Freed, I’E.VRSO.N, Benjamin F. Mrs. Robert A. JI.X.NK. I’atsy. Mrs; Mary Tomassl, Strango- 1746 Union Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. Pe.nrson, lagalli, rroviuce of Rome, Italy. Kalows, Colo. J.AMES, Jonah. Eudd James, general de- MASS.X. John. Mrs. Augusta Massa, Seomigo, PETERSON, Peter. Miss Nellie Peterson, livery, Olive Hill, Ky. (!.!.’> Veneto, Italy. P.ark Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y'. KEND.VLL. Martin V. .Tetferson Kendall, I’OLIN.-YK, I.ouis. MATIIKWS, Charles A. George Mathews, Charles Polinak. 3028 South Jliller Street. Shelbyvllle, Ind. We.st Twenty-fifth (Jlenville, Conn. Street, Cleveland. Ohio. KN.APP, Raymond W. Mrs. Bertha Knapp, O'NLILL, John T. Hugh O’Neill, 2660 Al- RUBELMAN. Stephen. David Rubelman, 04 148 Oakland Terrace, Hartford, Conn. Skokorat Street. Seymour, Conn. mond Street, I’hiladelphin, I’a. KOLSHORN, William. Miss Agnes Kolsborn, AVilliam. PAXTON, Ernest' C. Mrs. Olive L. Paxton, RITCHIE, Harmon Ritchie, R. F. 463 .Sixth Street, Red Wing, Minn. California, Pa. D. 3, Sardis. Ohio. KRY’SI.AK, Joseph. Francis KamigoskI, 63 SCHNEIDER, Harry. Phil .Schneider, Wood- PETERSON, Charles. Miss Elsie M. Peterson, Diamond Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. stock, III. 082 Lansing Avenue, Austin. Minn. L.ACHIMI.X, John William. .Iose]Bi Lachimia, PETKPS, .\utIiony. Waller Petkus, 401 South SEBRING, Russel. Mrs. Mary Thompson, 222 Tenth Street, New Kensington. Pa. Somerville, Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. N. J. L.\NI). George W. James N. Land, Spray, SEITS, Victor M. Mrs. Nora A. Seits, R. F. PETTIT. George F. Skitmore Pettit, jr., 625 N. C. D. 1. Newburg, Oreg. Hamilton Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y. LOWE, Milton A. Mrs. Lucy V. Lowe, box Qt'AlN, Edward A. Miss Anna Quain, 23 SH.VMBLIN, Willie. Miss Sadie Shamhiin, Clay, W. Va. 294, East Liverpool, Ohio. James Street, Malden, Mass. LUCAS, John O. John M. Lucas, R. F. D. RODE, Arthur. Mrs. 29 SIER, Jacob. Mrs. .lohanna Otten, 204 Clin- 7, Algo Rode, Linden box 2, Newbern, Tenn, Street, Buffalo, N. Y. ton .Yvenue, Clifton, N. J. TAVENNER. Fred. Mrs. Almirla Martin MCCONNELL, William F. Mrs. J. F. Shaw, SMITH. Fred. Fred Smith, .3614 South Grif- box 11, Goodwater, Ala. fith Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Taveuner, Topeka, Ind. MANNING, Frank C. Ray Manning, THOJIAS, Frank. Addolorata Dimio, 19 Wil- THOJIAS. William M. Mrs. Cora Thomas, 30J Railway Street, Cortland, N. Y’. lard Street, Waterburv, Conn. box 10.">. Glen I’ark. Jefferson County, N. Y, WILLI.YMS, Walter P. Mrs. Marmanda Wil- ME.ADOR, Irk M. Eugene -A. Meador, Larue, VANDERHORST, Leroy S. Willie H. Van- Tex. derhorst, Melcher, Iowa. liams, R. F. D. 30, Elwood, Ind. William. Wiiliara WOLD, Torolf S. Harold Wold, Pekin, N, WIPPICH, Wippich, Sauk MESHAY’.V, .Tames. Mrs. Emmallne Meshaya, Dak. - Rapids, Minn. Rufe, Okla. Y'URKUTAT, Herman. Edhart Y^urkutat, 69 MUR3TI.A, .Tohn. Mrs. .Anna McIIale, 338 WOODWARD, Frederick. Stephen V. Wood- Lindsley Avenue. Newark, N. J. Ninth Street, Scranton, Pa. ward, 1114 East Sycamore Street, Kokomo, ZIJIMERM.JN, William C. Charlie Zimmer- N.ASII, George. Mrs. Harriet .Fisher, Ind. man. Billings, Okla. 619 Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. YOUNG, Robert L. John Y'oung, Yantis, Tex. ALLEN, George Edwin. Miss Etta Smith, NOVOTNEY’, Edward. BARRY, James H. Mrs. Barry, Barre. Julius Novotney, Anna ]523 Mass. Struthers, Ohio. North Main Street. Fall River, Mass. ARMITAGE. Robert .-\. George Armitage, 549 OROLSKY, -Anthony. John Orolsky, BENNEJ'T, Kimbrough. Robert K. Warren Street. Fall River, JIass. .Tellerson Bennett, Street, Simpson, Pa. Fruit land, Teun. B.YNCROFT, Wilder. Mrs. Charles Palmer PARO, Earl R. Rimmie Paro, R. F. BUDA, Jolm S. Thomas Buda, S19 South B.gncroft, 722 Monroe Street, .Ann Arbor, D. 0, Canton, N. Y’. Van Buren Street, Bay City, Mich. Mich. BRILLtiWSKI. Silvester. Jaeol) Brillowski, B.JRLOW, Eddie Shepard. John W. Barlow, PIFFER, Joseph. Mrs. Ellen Eraithwaite, 038 Sixteenth .Xvenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Lome, Caroline County, Va. R. F. D. 4, box 7:5, Hemlock, Saginaw, Mich. POLZIN, Henr.v. Mrs. BORCHERS, John .Xdoiph. .Tohn Borchers, BE.-VN, .-Vuderson T. Anderson Bean, Mills- Clara Poizin, box 'Ip', Big Foot Prairie, HI. 4622 Natural Bridge Avenue, St. Louis. SIo. boro, N. C. BRAY'TON,. Cyrus A. Mrs. Austin Burch, PO’TTINGER, William II. George Pottinger, Leon. Mrs. Elizabeth Birch, Elmer, 99 York Street, Poultney, Vt. BIRCH, Prescott, Iowa. N. J. BRUNDAGE, Franklin J. Mrs. Sarah Brun- PRESTON, Albert. Mrs. Clara D. Preston, dage. 649 Massachusetts -Avenue, Cam- BUPTEU, Erwin II. J. Charles E. Bitter, R. 172 South Girt Street. Columbus, Ohio. bridge, Mass. F. D. 1, Hallway, Taylor, Wis. PRICE. Leonidas II. Miss Mary E. Price, BOOKOUT, William C. Mrs. Mancie Ella Williamson, W. Y’a. BURKE, Timothy J. John Burke, Merrill, Bookout. Cushing, Okla. PUGH, Morton G. Mrs. Roe Pugh, Cal. Bradford, BOSWORTH. Le Roy A. Mrs. Julia Bos- Ohio. C.YTALDO, Pasquale. Mr.s. Mary Cataldo worth. Sublet, Wyo. PUZO, Vincent. Tony Puzo, 1021 Wyoming 1S2 Sands Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HOUTTE. Edward. Alfred Boutte, St. Mar- Avenue. Pittston, Pa. CLE.'IMENSEN, Richard S. Hans Cleramon- tinsville. La. RIJILINGER, Bernard. Mrs. Anna Rimlin- sen. Elii ndalc, Minn. BROUSS.VRD. Raoul. Philebert Broussard, ger. White Mills. Pa. CLICK, John C. Joseph M. Click, Macedonia. Carcncro. La. ROBINSON. Clarence E. Mrs. Matilda Rob- Hi. BTTRGESS, Mark. Mark Burgess, Gore, inson. Deer River, Minn. CLINE, John W. Robert M. Cline, Westmore- Ohio. ROZONSKI, John Joseph. Mrs. Verna Rozon- land. 'Tenn. CHILDS. Le Roy D. Mrs. Annie C. Childs, ski. 1006 Clark Avenue, Detroit. Jlich. CLINE, i.ewis E. Charles W. Cline, R. F. 1219 Erie Street SE.. Washington. D. C. RUDOLPH, Frank W. Mrs. Dorothy Rudolph, D. 1. box (!2A. Rowleslmig, W Va. CLENDENON. George W. Mrs. Allen Clen- 303 Winton Street. Philadelphia, Pa. CORNETT, McLin. Frank K. Cornett, denon. Greenville. Tenn. RY'B.VCKI. Frank. Miss .Tennie Rybacki. 182 XYhitesburg. Ky. CORBETT, William A. Mrs. Anna Corbett, Thirty-first Street, Detroit. Mich. ,539 East One hundred and fort.v-fourth SHAFFER, William. Frank Shaffer, 122 Fur- COOI’ER, Joseph II. Mrs. Mollip M. Cooper, Street. New York. N. -Y'. man Street, Trenton, N; .1. R. F. D. 1. Tarrytown, Ga. COSLET. Thomas II. Jlrs. Bell Coslct, 1701 SINK, John Lacking. JIrs. Joseph. George Corsavage, Maude Sink, West CORSAV.XGE, Burnet Street, Waeo. Tex. Durham. N. C. tii'enandoah. Pa. COUEY, Frank J. Mrs. Julia I. Couey, R. F. SLEASJIAN. John B. Samuel JI. Sleasman, Patiick. Mrs. Patrick Delaney, JOSEPH, 200 D. 4, Wheeler, Ga. Harlowtcn. Mont. Spring Street, East Pittsburgh, Pa. CR.JWPORD. John. Mrs. Eva Crawford, 153 SJIITII, Russell T. William J. Smith. Mill- DUFI^', George M. Thomas Duffy, general Freeman Street. Brooklyn. N. Y’. wood. AV. Y'a. del n ery, -Milwaukee, Wis. CROUSE. Joseph Martin. Mrs. F. M. Hilton. SOLIS, Canuto. Rafael Solis, San Diego, C. EDLEFSEN, George Edlef Edlefscn, R. F. D 4, King City, Mo. Tex. Briggs, Idaho. D.WIS. Quincy M. F. P. Davis, Grayson, SORG, Harrison T. Miss Emma E. Sorg, 93 FISHER, Charles. Harry Blakeley, N. C. 912 North Fab3'an Place, Newark, N. .1. Fulton -Xvenue, Baltimore, Md. DEWEES. .John. Miss Lucy Dewees, Lily, Ky. SOUTIIWORTII. Paul D. Mrs. JIattie South- FLOHRS, Claude H. Charles W. Flohrs, gen- DODGE. Dane D. Hartsen E. Dodge, 72 Jef- worth, West Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn. eral delivery. Downs, Kans. ferson Street, Ashtabula. Ohio. STILES. Roswell M. Mrs. Jlettie Maude, 807 GALL.XGHER, Dennis J. Miss Mary Sullivan, DODSON, Benjamin F. Robert Dodson, Mowison Street, Watertown, N. Y. 742 Hamilton Street, Harrison, N. ,T. Timbo. Ark. STROBEL. Frank L. Frank Strohel, R. F. D. GOODMAN, Morris. Mrs. Mollie Bergman, 49 FERGUSON. William. .Tames Ferguson. 263 2, Steubenville. Ohio. East One hundredth Street, New York, One hundred and forty-fourth Street west. TASSET. Henry P. Mrs. Tenry Tasset, 1731 N. Y'. New York, N. Y. Hanfield Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 34 TUP] OP^FICIAL XT. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

TODD, 0(is A. Mrs. Ellen M. Todd. Lake GONDAK, John. Joseph Goudak, Indiana STOUGII, William H. Levi D. Stough, 933 i’omo, WiiVnc Conntj’, I’a. County, Pa. North Duke Street, North Y’ork, Pa. TUK.NKK, George Arthur. Mrs. Frances Tur- HAHN, Lamar. Mrs. Catherine Ncvil, 335 STOUT, Frank. Mrs. Mary Stout, 008 Frank- ner, Carringloii, N. Dak. West Fourth Street, Bloomsburg. Pa. lin Street, Taylorville, YY’is. WADLEY, Dennis. Kichard Wadley, Allthie- HALL, James. Fred tiall. Charleston. W. Va. STR.YUCH, Benjamin F. George Strauch, 41G incr, Ark. IIANKIN, Alfred E. Mrs. E. Hankin, 43 YY'est Main Street, Crestline, Ohio. WEDEU, Henry Harry. Mrs. McDonlery, 7424 Newburgh Street, Buffalo, N. Y. STREET, Simon P. Mrs. Rosie Street, May- Gartliagc Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. HANRAILYN, Roger F. Mrs. Mary L. Hanra- field, YVasli. ^YlnT.\KEI^, Ralph. Robert F. \Yhitaker, han, 41 Snyder Avenue, I’hiladelphia, Pa. TUCKEIt, Elton B. Emma Tucker, ICensett, Tipton. Okla. HAUGEN, Eddie L. Jorgen E. Haugen, R. F. Ark. AYilliams, WILl-IAMS, Ernest C. Mrs. Irene D. 5, Forest City, Iowa. WAllNER. George F. Mrs. Katherine Wah- Adams Center, N. Y. HAUGHEY', John. Mrs. Catherine Haughey, ner, 2507 North Nasher Street, Philadel- Mall, WILLIAMS, Van. Joe Williams, Pall 11 Hick Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. phia, Pa. Tenn. HEIER, .Tohn W. Mrs. Mary Heier, 4117 WARREN, Joseph. George W. Warren, Olney, Wilson, WILSON, Carl II. Mrs. IMamie M. Clarence Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Okla. 12;{ Street, Eldorado, 111. Eldorado HEITMANN, John Henry. Meta Wilhelm, 114 WIL.YRD, Mack. Mrs. Annie YY’illard, Hunts- .VBELL, Frank L. Mrs. Maggie Rallentine, Bergen Avenue, Ridgefield I’ark, N. .T. ville, Ala. S. C. R. F. D. 2, Rlythewood, HENDERSON, John S. Mrs. Fannie R. Hen- YY’OODRUFF, YY'alter C. Mrs. Mattie Wood- Abeyta, Ferndale, ABEYTA, llilario. Manuel derson, Tahlequab, Okla. ruff, 12 South Howard Street, South Kirk- N. Mo.x. wood, 123 HENRY, Berry T. Mrs. Emma Sykes, Stathan, Ga. ABRAMS. Philip. Mrs. Mary A. Lundy, Ga. ARNOI.D, James T. Mrs. Anne E. Arnold, St. Clair Street, I’ainesville, Ohio. Minn. IIERSHMAN, Charles. Mrs. Lizzie Hersh- 1314 Brainbleton A%‘enue, Norfolk, Y’a. ARNESON, Arne. Ole Arneson, Argyle, man, Denmark, Wis. BACHELDER, Samuel. Charles Baehelder, Vestel B. James M. Kortuer, BARKER, HESTER, William Pink. A. J. Hester, Belew R. F. D. box G9, Santa Cruz, Cal. Greenville, S. C. Creek, N. C. BEASLEY, George. Frank Beasley, Maywood, Campbell, sr., C.YMPBELL, George, jr, George HICKS, Elmore B. Richard N. Hicks, R. F. D. Ind. 12319 Wade Park Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 4. Butler, Okla. BERG, Albert. Mrs. Annie Post, Clinton, ClIIARA, James. Thomas Chiara, (1737 HIGGINS, James. Thomas Higgins, Napa Avenue, Chicago, 111. Conn. South Hermitage Road, Valle.io, Cal. Albert Crandall, R. F. CRANDALL, Orlie B. JACOBSON, Max. Beniamin Jacobson, R. F. BLOCK, Alexander. Paul Pamara, 175 Creek, Mich, Twelfth J. D. 4, Battle D. 4. Parksville, N. Y. Street. Jersey City, N. Yesto, 154 Sum- DI VESTO, Matto. Joe Di JONESKI. Joseph John. Mrs. Mary Siecz- BROYY'N, Oscar D. Mrs. Anna Brown, 824 mer Street, Quincy, Mass. koski, 228 Norman Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. South Rodney Street. Helena, Mont. Alexander T. Adolph Nestcr, Ham- F. Stella Butler, GAIBO, KAYSER, Harry W. Mrs. J. R. Kayser, 402G BUTLER, Lynn Mrs. 54 mond, Ind. Evanston Avenue, Wash. Maryland Street, Rochester, N. Y. Haines, Glen- Seattle, HAINES, Joe F. Mrs. Mattie KLOPKRON, Albert M. Mrs. Sophia Klofkron, CANDRAY’A, Ralph. Dominick Conte, 7808 dale, Ariz. _ ^ Blackwell. Greenwood Avenue, Chicago. 111. F. D. Okla. JARYIS, Yirgil R. .Tames F. Jarvis, R. KROPLA, Fred W. John Kropla, 952 North CHROBET, Comus. Mrs. Kate Chrobet, Ind. 3, Georgetown, Calhoun Street. Decatur, HI. Gaithersburg, Md. Joseph. Joseph Kalmus, R. F. D. K.VLMUS, L.YUBSCHNER, George. Jake Laubschner, R. COOK. Samuel L. Frank J. Cook, R. F. D. 4, Hallettsville, Tex. 5, Sturgis, Mich. Mrs. Josephine Wal- F. D. 3. Edina, Mo. XAt’J^KI, Alexander. LEERIGHT. Worth R. George W. Leerlght, CRINER, Jacob R. George Crincr, R. F. D. Avenue, Chicago, 111. ter, 1700' South Union Burley, Idaho. 2, Bannister, Mich. I.EWIS, Logan. Mrs. Ellen Lewis, French, J. 30 LUTES. Ernest. Mrs. Laura Lutes, 1800 .-Vla- CROWLEY. John A. John Crowley, Ky- bainn .Yvenue, Selma. -Yla. Union Street. Charlestown, Mass. Longmotti, YY’alter Drew, box 4G, LONGINOTTI, Theodore. Marie LY'NCII, Thomas .T. Mrs. .Tane Lynch, 711 DREYY', J. Joseph 712 Savoy Street, West Hoboken, N. .1. Brighton Street, Kansas City, Mo. Solon. Jle. NEWSON, Samuel. Mrs. Dallie Newson, McCAULEY', Jim S. .\lex McCauley, Winter- FINERTY. Wilbert P. Miss YYinifred Fin- Pound, Va. set, Iowa. erty. 202 East Fourth Avenue, Oskaloosa, PIRIE, Frank A. Mrs. F. A. Pine, Three McGUIRE. Patrick J. William McGuire, 20G Iowa. Forks, Mont. Main Street, Manchester, Conn. FOLLIS, Charles W. George Follis, 308 RKCCO, Joseppe. Mrs. Mary Recco, Crum McCABE, Franklin M. Mrs. I’cter McCabe, Butte Street, Y’allejo, Cal. Lynne, Pa. „ . , , Seymour, low’a. Henry. Randolph Henson. Kamiah, Smickler, HENSON, SMICKLER, Henry J. Mrs. Susa McGEF, Frank J. Henry McGee, 108 Tichi- Idaho. Pittsburgh, I’a. 3020 Howley .Yvenuc, ner StrecI, Newark. N. .T. West One HIRTII. John .T. Mrs. Martha Hirtb, C19 WEG, Leonard. Jack Weg, 541 .T. JIrs. Murphy, MANNING, Michael Mary Isabelle Street, Newport. Ky. hundred and forty-second Street, New York, 37 I’earsou Street, Andover, Mass. ILER, Grover C. Joseph Her, 105 Missouri N. Y. Hill, M.YRTINEZ. Andreas F. Oscar W. .Yvemte, Alton, HI. Lucius Ycrne. Miss Elizabeth Crete, Nchr. WILLARD, JENSEN, Robert G. II. Edward Jensen, 1212 Lisbon, Wis. MILLER. Samuel .\. Mrs. JIary Miller, Willard, New Mound Avenue, Racine, YY’is. Atkins, Garvin, R. F. D. -Ynitn, Iowa. ATKINS, Tom L. Elick S. 1. KELAFANT, Frederic M. Charles H Kcl.a- MURPHY, Carl 1*. B. A. Murphy, Warren, Okia. fant. 833 Strong Street. Schenectady, N. Y'. Barton, Ark. BARTON, William H. Mrs. F. II. -Y. Mrs. Luella Keisey. 47 SIY’ERS. Clarence W. Mrs. Hester Myers, KET.SEY’, Ned 022 South First Street, Louisville, Ky. Eleventh Street, Franklin, Pa. R. F. D. Pocahontas. Y'a. BENNETT, Edward R. Joseph Bennett, 219 1, Ira D. Mrs. Charlie C. Lang- MY'ERS, Jacob Earl. Mrs. Pearl Leone My- L.YNGSTON. West Sixty-third Street, New York, N. Y’. ston. R. F. D. 2, Deep Run, N. C. ers, Lelher, Tiffin. Ohio. BERWICK, Ellis E. Miss Sidney Ann Clark, care of A. W. Harold. Mrs. David Lowers, 10 OI.IY’ER. Joseph E. Mrs. Mary Barkbam, LOYVERS, Starks, La. Nesse Street, Newburgh, N. Y’. 2040 Cherry Street, Bellaire. Ohio. Y’an BISSELL, George S. Mrs. Alice M. Bissell, YY’ill. Mrs. Jeannette McAleer, .PH.KIERUS, Isidor. .Ylex Bewinsky, 103 MrALEER, R. F. 1). 3, Norwich, N. Y’. Straitsville. Ohio. Gold Sfreet, New Britain, Conn. New BLEDSOE, George M. B. Frank Bledsoe, McGOYY.YN. Paul G. Mrs. D. E. JIcGowan, REED, Julius C. Mrs. Mamie A. Reed, Co- route 4, Wills Point, Tex. YY’est Middletown, Pa. lumbus, Miss. 55 Emails Street. BRENNAN. John James. Mrs. Delia Galla- O’CONNOR. John J. Mrs. Gertrude O’Con- REY'NOI.DS, Hariy .\. Mrs. Harry Reynolds, gher, 1401 John Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. nor, East Peru,- N. Y’. 402 West New Y'ork Street, Indianapolis, box 12, Hazely 1'. Isham S. Britt, Cerro Mr.s. Minnie Hines, R. F. D. BRITT, Ind. O’NEAL, John. Gordo, N. C. Tex. RIEBE, Edward E. Mrs. .Yugusta Metzger, 1. Normangee. I’ercy II. David L. Britton, Pedigo, Randolph, BRITTON, 1000 Street, Merrill, Wis. PEDIGO, Emmet. Conard Waynesboro, Miss. Second RIPLEY.’. Chester S. Jlrs. Emma Ripley, 135 Ky. Cologro. .Toe Colono, 827 CARAVELLO, Chestnut Street, Now Bedford, JIass. PINTAL, .Tohn YY. Peter YVrubel, 748 Ferry Third Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fred. Harmon Ritchie, R. F. D. 3, Street. Detroit. Mich. Bee Frank. Mrs. Lide Chow- RITCHIE. CHOWNING, Sardis, Ohio. PITZ. YYilliam. .Ylrs. Lusia JI. Pitz, COl East Brighton. 111. nlng. Horatio. Rev. L. YV. Rogers, 381 Martin Street, Lancaster, Pa. Rhodifer. Mrs. Sarah Collins, R. ROGERS, COLLINS, Hammond Street. Chestnut Hill, Mass. POl.ING. Chester A. Mrs. Rebecca Poling, F. D. 2, Sneedville, Tenn. John C. Mrs. Mary Sanders, . 5012 Fourth Ai'enuc. Brook*.n, N. Y'. John Cooney, 1513 Le- SANDERS, COONEY', John J. 304 Elm Street, New Britain, Conn. PROBS’r. John. Barbara Heinz, 193 Jeffer- Avenue, Rockaway, N. Y. land Far SAT’NDERS. I'rederick E. Mrs. Mary Saun- son Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. Charles J. Ralph Costello, 133 COSTELLO. der.'i, 2G Beethoven Street, Jamaica Plain, RAMSEY’. Noah. Mrs, Martha Rody, R. F. D. Clav Street, New Haven, Conn. Mass. Knoxville. Tenn. CUNNINGHA.M, Walker D. A1 Cunningham, 2. YIrs. Godett, 455 REDIGER, John D. Ben B. Rediger, Mead- Skvles, W. Ya. S.YY'AGE. George YY’. Dora ows, 111. D.MIL. Edwin A. Eric Dahl, Brlcelyn. Minn. State Street. New Haven. Conn. DIMOIS, Antonio. Mrs. Sarah Dimois, 1031 SCHLEGEI.MII.CH. Edward. Gust Schlegel- RIES. Fred E. Michael Kies, box 203, Charles Street. Manitowoc, YY'is. Chicago Heights, 111. milcb. 90S Chicago Citv, Iowa. Butler Street, 1335 DOMLER, Felix Peter. John Henry Domler, SUETSKY, Joseph. Mrs. Mollio Shetsky, ROSS. YY'iUmr D. Mrs. -Vlmond D. Ross, 115 Bethel. Minn. YYasbbuwe .Vvenue, Chicago, 111. Fifth Avenue. Corry. Pa. Frank O. Alex J. Cb.apski, 83 Louis. Dominick^ Salzauo, 4SG DOESCHER. Albert 11. Mrs. Josephine Does SIMOY’ITCH. SAI.Z.YNO, YVest Roxbury. Mass. Y’. Cher. 3223 Washington Avenue, New Or- YY’alker Street, Tinton .Yvenue. New Y’ork. N. u Eddie. Mrs. Bessie Cook, G. Mrs. Sands, leans, La. SKIPI’ER, James SANDS. 'Theophilus George YY’ilmington, N. C. 105 Degraf Sfreet. Schenectady. N. Y’. Edward. .August Fehlk. 142 Morris FEBIK. SLUDER. John A. Mrs. Flira H. Sluder, S.YXTON. Edw.ard N. Robert -Y. Saxton. 132 Jersey City, N. J. Street, Newland, N. C. East Avenue -west, E.ast Rochester. N. Y. Clarence. Andrew Fowler, Canal FOWLER, SY''’'''I, Charles N. William F. Smith, Wirt, SCHULl.ENBERG. YYilliam C. Mrs. Mary Winchester, Ohio. Okla. .Ynn.a' Schullenberg, R. F. D. 1 Goodhue, Jesse. James W. Fowler. West , FOWLER. Mrs. Curtis Spencer, Minn. Broad Street, Rome. Ga. SPENt'ER. James E. Avenue, YY'est Philadelphia, FY’LER, William Haynes. Dr. Carleton C. 7817 Cheldwvne SORENSEN. SoiTn D. Mrs. Elsie Caron, 137C HI. Fvler. I.a Crosse. Kans. I’a. East Sixty second Street, Chicago. Sponsler, GAY. James J. Mrs. Rose Gay. 112 YYest STEICiEI.M.YN. Charles. Mrs. Louise Stoigel- Sl’ONSLER. Jerome. Carrie Y’. Ninety-first Street, New Y’ork, N. Y'. man. 139 Forsyth Street, New York, N. Y. Derby Avenue, Baltimore, Md. :

THE OFFICIAL U. S. nULLETIX: SATUKDAV, FElillUAlIY, 8, 1019. 3.")

Health Conditions at Army Camps Within the United States

As Reported to the Surgeon General for Week Ending Jan. 3 1

The -War Department autiiovlzcs the Disease conditions among troops in the United Htates (or the icr< U < nding Jamtarg following: 31, 1919. Herewith is a {IctallcG report on the [Complloil from lolpgrnpliic reports rpoclvoU In the ofllco of the Surgeon Oenernl. Ueports from lieallh conditions of troops in the Unitc'd the A. K. F. are (lelayod in transmission ,'iml the ‘‘current weok for troop.s in the A. K. K. States for the week ended January ‘dl, is not the same pcriotl ns “ current week " for troops in United States.] lOlP. Tile report of the Division of Sani- tation to the Surgeon General of the Current week. Last woek. Army for that week is as follows: 1. Continued improvement is noted in

the health of troops in the United States. Annual admission rate per 1,000 (all causes) J, 033. S3 1,012, r>i Influenza and pneumonia are dec'.ining in AU troops in United States.. l! 154. 34 1,242. 13 '982. 84 '910. 46 (ho majority of Army camp.s and stations. 831. 44 853.61 Camp McClellan is the only camp in All troops in United States.. . 984. 45 1,0S5.93 American ' 7.50. which itneumonia in virulent form con- ^expeditionary Forces 767. 59 37 NoneiTeclivc rate per 1,000 on day of report 60. 77 .52. 77 tinues to prevail. At this camp the ejii- All troops in (Jnited States K.: *. 49.97 6.3. 42 demic has passed its peak and is declining American Expeditionary Forces 61. 10 52. 46 Annual death rate per (all rapidly. There were only 21 new cases of 1.000 causes) i.3. 47 16.51 All troops in United States ' 12.01 16.03 pneumonia against 74 last week, while American Expeditionary Forces. 14.07 10.71 the number of deaths reported (17) Is Annual death rate per 1.000 (disease onlj^) 7. 9.5 10. 02 All troops in United States ...I.’ approxijnately one-half of last week (32). 10.89 1.5.65 6. 72 7.53 The situation at Camp Hancock, com- mented upon last week, has cleared up t Sick and death rates among troops in the United States will continue to be relatively high, as the numerical satisfactoril.v, four deaths only being re-, strengtii of troops in the United States continues to decline from week to week as a result of dtmobiliiation. \\ eli ported against 18 last week. men only are eligible for discharge, while tiie sick and otherv\ise disalded aro retiined in service for further treat- ment. continued inliux of sick 2. Scarlet fever is declining at Camps The and wounded (i)roperly cliargeablc to comm mds overseas) is another factor tending to increase rates in the United States and to diminish correspondingly similar Funston and Taylor. A few scattering rates overseas. cases are reported from other stations. Cases of special diseases reported during the week ending .fan. 31, 1919. Scattering cases of measles and menin- gitis continue to be reported, but these diseases are of relatively little impor- Non- tance as effecting sick rates. et: ect, per Pneu- Dysen- Mala- Vcj^creal InHu- Meas- Menin- Scarlet 3. The strength of troops in the United Camp. 1.000 monia. tery. ria. diseases.* enza. les. gitis. States shows a net reduction of approxi- levcr. on uay mately Gl.OOO as comi)ared with last 0 . re- port. week’s report. There were 173 deaths (all causes) reported against 250 for the preceding week. Of this total, 38 are Beauregard 0 2 28 ( ?) 2 Bowie 12 44 ^2) 2 14 7a Q4 charged to the tent camp group, (avera.ge Cody 2 ( .; strength 103,562), 50 to cantonment group Fremont 2 ( V) 3 97 ') Greene ? - (avera,ge strength 312,309) and 85 to de- 19 ( 2_ K4 7.5 Hancock partments, ports of embarkation. Gen- 9 43 ( 6) 15 Kearnev 2 2S ( 3) 17 eral hospitals, aviation and mi.scellaneous Logan 5 1 11 ( 4) 12 3e! 37 MacArthur 1 6 ( ?) stations (average strength 333,136) . The McClellan 21 7 ( 1) 13 death rate for disease is 10.8 as com- Se.ier 4 1 ( 7) 1 1 la.st pared with 15.6 week. The non-effec- Shecidan 3 19 ( 4) 2 tive rate (49.9) continues relatively high. She. by 7 1 37 (16) 8 75^41 Wads vorth 3 2 7) 4. Special diseases wei’e reported as ( Whed r 1 11 ( t) 3 follows Custer 18 12 ( 7) 5 Devens 10 22 '( 4) 14 1 Dix 5 22 ( 7) 5 week. This Last week. Dod'.'c 5 11 ( 7) 2^ 11 Eus'is 3 ( ?) 9 Funston s 7 ( ?) 5 18 939 1, 442 Gordon 5 16 ( ?) 31 Grant ? ’) 394 'Cll 9 2 ( 21 , 19 119 136 Humphreys 13 10 ( 1) 14 8 Jackson 14 15 17 19 ( ?) 2 1 58^ 77 Scarlet fever 70 111 J. E. Johnston 12 ( ?) 2 Venereal diseases S67 S82 Henry Knox 1 6 ( ?) 1

J.as Casas 5 2 ( ?) J.eo G 1 24 (10) 38 2 r Levis 19 25 f 5^ Annual admission rate per 1,000 for cer- 9 Meade 17 Ifi ( fi) 3 disetises. Pit 3* tain e H 7 ^ ?) .51 Sherman 5 5 ( ?) 10 1 Tavlor 9 23 ( 5) 3 2 2 American Trai is Troops in 14 IS ( 1) 21 Expeditionary o United States. Upton 14 ( 4) 1 Forces. Kbrtheastem Department 6 4) 5 Eastern Department.... ( I'iseases. 3 1 21 ( 8) 31 Southeastern Department 1 1 5 ( 4) 4 Central Current Last Current Last Department 3 ( ?) 8 1 week. week. week. week. Southern Department 59 1 69 UO) 1.«4 3 W'estern Department 2 5 ( 3) 33 Aviation camps 23 43 ( ?) 70 1 1 39. 10 Ports of Pneumonia 27.35 39. 19 21.92 25. 9,8 cmbai'kation: .19 .37 Hoboken 21 8 3) 11.5 1 o 1..39 Newport ( .83 .51 .40 .17 News 22 109 ( 1) 42 2 2 78

Alcatraz .' CO. 19 56.58 32.18 29.76 Disciplinary Barracks. 12 38 Paratyphoid .31 .39 ' First figure in this column for each camp gives tlie total number of new cases during the the .20 .19 2.46 1.79 week; Cgiue in parentheses is the number of other cases which were contracted during the week bv men in that camp’s command Miaasles 8. 26 8. 72 1.27 2.18 at tho time of contracting the disease. The difference, therefore, is the number of cases first reported Menincilis .97 .96 1.91 1.53 during the week which were either (a) cases brought from civilian life by recruits or (b) cases brought by transferred Scarlet fever S.85 7.12 1.10 .82 men from other camps to the camp under which the case is reported, or (c) old cases which have previously Influenza 6.5. 19 92.50 evaded detection. An interrogation point signifies that the report from that camp did not segregate cases contracted at 1 the camp from other cases. : :;; :: : :

TJ. S. 3G THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN: SATUKDAY, FEBRUAKY 8, 1910. — — HEALTH CONDITIONS AT THE ARivIY CAMPS AND I Soldiers Who Died Last Week. LIST OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED DURING THE WEEK

Ca/ics List of names of soldiers (not of special diseases reported during the week ending Jan. 31, 1919—Contil. members of the American Expeditionary Forces) reported to The Adjutant General’s Of- Non- fice as having died during effect, the week end- per ing January 31, 1919. (Included in this Camp. Pneu- Dysen- Mala- Venereal Infiu- Meas- Menin- Scarlet 1,000 monia. tery. ria. diseases'. enza. les. gitis. fever. list are the names of soldiei’s (not mem- on day bers of tlie American Expeditionary of re- port. Forces), not previously published who died prior to the week mentioned and sub- Leavenworth Disciplinarv Bar- sequently to March 8, 1918. These names racks *. ar^ indicated by an asterisk.) Columbus Barracks 43.46 0 2) 2 Jefferson Barracks ( 44.01 Camp Alexander, Va. 1 1(1) 3 Fort Logan .50. 04 Corpl. Robert U. young, 3 1) Ronceverte, Fort McDowell ( 43. 72 W. Va.* 11 ( 1) 33. Fort Sill 89 Camp Beauregard, La. 10 GO) 16 Fort Slocum 1 28. 21 Pvt. Michael J. Guidry, Opelousas. La.* 2 ( 1) 37.51 Fort Thomas Corpl. Anderson Parker, route I. box 29. 1 1) West Point ( 25.40 Baker, La. -1 ?) Arsenals ( 15.16 Pvt. Felix Richard, Gretna, La.* 0 13 ( ?) 17 13 41.33 Miscellaneous small stations Camp Cody, N. Mex. : 9 15 ( ?) 6 29.26 Pvt. (first class) William C. Parkey, Taze- well, Total 394 12 Tenn.* 867(162) 939 119 14 70 49.97 Camp Custer, Mich. Pvt, Hugh E. Goodmoot, R. F. D. Xo. 4, Lake Odessa. Mich.* Number of deaths and annual rates per 1,000 at large camps in United States. Pvt. Alfred Hbff, general delivcr.v, Perley, Minn.* Pvt. John Mills, Deaths Wheelock Avenue, Battle Deaths. (annual rate Creek, Mich. • per 1,000). Pvt. Peter Nelson, general delivery. Grand Camp. Strenglh. Forks, N. Dak. Sergt. Leo O. Willers. 148 Washington All Disease All Disease Street, Manistee, Mich.* • causes. only. causes. only. Camp Devens, Mass. Cook Cyrus Arsenault. 133 Marlboro .Street, Chelsea, Mass.* Beauregard 1 7.99 Pvt. Terrance S. Coffey, Mill Plain. Conn, Bowie 6*329 Pvt. Arthur V. Otis, R. F. D. No. 35, Oak- Cody 4,059 Fremont land, Me.* 2,063 Pvt. Lyman Prescott, Greene Sel)cc, Me.* .5,173 Camp Dix, iM. J. Hancock 21. 04 21. 04 Pvt. Howard Duncan, Thirtydhird and Kearnev Abbottsford Logan 7.91 7.91 Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. .5. Pvt. John A. Eustace, Mac-trthur 80 Apartment 12, Ar- 29. nold Apartments, .Itlantlc .1.* McClellan 24 29. 24 City, N. 72. 64. 14 Pvt. Charles Keish, Lone Grave,' Okla.* Sevier 69 .5 Pvt. Leonardos Luggs, Shelby 30. 30.5 Hortens, Tex.* 1 4. 8.5 4. 8.3 Pvt. Ernest Schultzeuhofer, Greenknow Sheridan Park, Wadsworth 3 26.98 Summerville, N. J.* o’ 028 2 17.25 Pvt. George Wierzbicki, 50 Sobieski Street, Vi heeler Buffalo, N. y.* Custer 12. 00 12. 00 Camp Dodge, Iowa. Devens 1.5,80.5 6. .50 Pvt. (first class) Coryden A. Orcutt, 350 South Eighteenth Dodge 2.83 Street, Kansas City, 1.5; %9 1 3. 2,5 3. 25 Mo. Eustis Pvt. Louis G. Funston 1 17. 17 17.17 Plendl, R. F. D. No. 1, Kings- 15. 67 15. 67 ley. Iowa.* Gordon 11,216 Pvt. Ivan R. Robinson, Grant Irondale, Mo.* 19, 236 Camp Eustis, Va. Humphreys 2 8.10 5.4 11,298 Corpl. .lames H. ,'Stanley, Jackson 3 13.80 l:?.80 Huntington, 29. 86 Tenn. J. E. Johnston 3, 2.51 Camp Fremont, Henry Knox Cal. 10. Pvt. Jobe A. Openshaw, Paragoua Las Casas 01 5.00 Utah.* 1,506 Sergt (first class) Charles II. Parker, 501 21; 821 West Madison Street, Sandusky, Lewis Ohio.* . Camp Grant, 111. : Meade 1 2 13 2.13 7. 85 7. 85 Pvt. Leo F. Aleshire, Plymouth, HI. 11.09 11.09 Pvt. Jack Anderson, Silver City, Miss. Sherman 12’ 876 1 Pvt. Carl Olson, Osakis, Taylor 1 4. 03 4.03 Minn.* 1 Sergt. Harry II. Otto, 2.96 218 North Street,’ Elgin, 111.* Upton 3 17,07 S. .54 ., 13, 978 1 3.71 3. 71 "Pvt. Pleas Patterson, route No. Arca- Northeastern Department 1. 5, 33.5 1 dia, La.* Eastern Department n’ 2. Pvt. (first class) Guy Elven Southeastern 04 Peckham, Department c’ 133 Dorchester. Wis.* Central Deoartm'ent 7,358 1 7.06 Pvt. (first class) Peter Rust, jr., New Southern Department di <10^ 10.51 Athens, 111. AVestern department 9' 952 i Camp Greene, N. G: Aviation camps 5. 22. 47, .390 1 < Pvt. . uo 14.26 John Robinson, Greelyville, S. C.* Ports of embarkation: Camp Hancock, Ga. Hoboken 29, 682 Pvt. Henry D. Eudy, Newport News 15. 70 route No. 3, box 5, 8 Mount Pleasant, N. C.* All others oO 14.89 Pvt. Cleveland Jackson, 38 Emma Street, Pittsl)urgh, Pa.* Total 10.89 Pvt. Will McCullough, R. F. D. No. 1, Toney Creek, S. C.* Pvt. Jeff Richardson, Franklin, Ala.* Causes of death in principal camps in the Shelby, pneumonia 3 3 Camp Jackson, S. C. Sheridan, pneumonia United States for v:cek ending Feb- 1 1 Pvt. Arthur C. Anderson, 1654 Artessin Wadsworth, injuries 2 2 Avenue, Chicago. III.* ruary If 1919. Beauregard, pneumonia 1 1 Pvt. Jesse Bobo, route No. 2, Cherokee, Hancock, pneumonia Knox, 4 4 S. C. traumatism 1, cerebrospinalmeningitis 1.. . 2 Kearney, pneumonia 1, tuberculosis 1 ! . . 2 Sergt. .Tames W. Dargavel, Cleveland Ave- Las Casas, beriberi 16 16 Custer, pneumonia 3, septicemia 1 4 nue. Long Island, N. Y. Lerris, septic meningitis and mastoiditis 1 1 Uevens, appendicitis 1, pneumonia 1 2 Pvt. Alonzo H. Holmes, Council, N. C. Meade, measles 1, pneumonia 1 general paralysis 1 . 3 Dix, , broacho-pneumonia 1 1 Pvt. William McGarrity, route No. 5, Pike, broncho-pneumonia lobar . 1, pneumonia 1 . . 2 Dodge, nephritis 1 1 Chester. S. C. Sherman, pneumonia 1 1 Eustis, pneumonia l 1 Pvt. I.ee P. Moore, R. F. D, Taylor, J\o. 8, Wadcs- lobar pneumonia 1 1 Funston, pneumonia 8 x boro, N. C.* Travis, pneumonia 2, meningitis 1, traumatism 3.. (i Grant, acute lobarpneiunonia 2, suicide l)v strangu- Sergt. Melton Perk, Upton, 15 Peaceable Street, meningitis 1 1 lation! 3 Brighton, Mass. Logan, suicide 1, septicemia 1 2 Humphreys, broncho-pncuraonla2, appendicitis 1. 3 Corpl. Will Richard, route No. 2, box 09, MacArthur, empyema other diseases 1 2 1, Jackson, pneumonia 7, septicemia 1, peritonitis 1.. 9 Union, S. C. McClelland, traumatism 1" 1, suicide 1, pneumonia 15 Pvt. I’erry Singleton, 117 Highland Sevier, Ave- pneumonia 2, meningitis 1 3 Total 102 nue, Macon. Ga. ; : :

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NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pike, ; Cam)) Jackson, S. C.—Contiuuod. Camp Ark. Fort McPherson, Ga. : First I.ioiit. Russell Slocum, roughkccpsio, Pvt. Paul L. Carpenter, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Charles A. Iliihn, 27.4 West Wa.shing- N. Y. box 1. Boydsville, Ark. ton Street, Grafton, W. Va.

,‘ii'rgt. Jlichacl TuIIy, 'Mo East One liun- Pvt. Will Cooper, Frenchman Bayou, Ark. Fort OgIethor))e, Ga. : (li'i'cl and twenty-third Street, New Pvt. Jnd Kiuchcloe, New Wilson, Carter Pvt. William Azariewicz, 307 Poplar York City, N. Y. County, Okla. Street, Shenandoah, Pa.*

Cam]) Kearny, Cat. : Pvt. Robert A. Powell, R. F. D. No. 1, Sergt. .Isaac Johnson, route No. 1, Thorn- I’vt. (first class) Mathew E. Mawsin, Mist, Ark.* ton, W. Va. Joseph, Oreg.* Camp Sevier, S. C. :• Pvt. Jas. Philip, Phillippy, Tcnn.*

I’vt. Alfred D. Narrower, 1008 North Sergt. (first class) Frank L. Chenault, Fort Riley, Kans. : I'igueros Street, Los Angeles, Cal. 1047 South Main Street, Anderson, S. C. W;igouor Emil II. Boouker, R. F. D. No. I’vf. Lterndt Olson, 2071 Burling Street, Pvt. AVilliani A. Sehoknecht, 917 Avon- 3G, Florissant, Mo. Chicago, 111.* dale Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. I’vt. Kerhy Rhyne, Seventysix, JIo.* Pvt. Pvt. Frank .1. Sullivan, .3100 Fifth Ave- John P. Weeks, route 1, box 10, Mag- Fort Sam Houston, Tex. : nolia Springs, Ala. nue. . Sacramento, Cal.* Pvt. Frnil L. Fincher, R. F. D. No. 4,

Cam)) Shelby, Miss. : Cam)) Kno.vville, K.V. : Memphis, Mo. Second Lieut. William T. Morgan, jr., 009 Pvt. Gid Faulk, El Paso, Ark.* I’vt. Harold C. Graves, 10 Fenwick Ave- First Street. Camon, Ga. Pvt. James M. Spears. Dady, Fla. nue, Somerville, Mass. Pvt. Jolin J. Fla. Cam)) Le.s Casas, P. K. : Wood, Newberry, I’vt. Jones Matthews, Andren, La.* Pv(. Manuel A. Ramirez, San German. Cain)) Sheridan, Ala. : Pvt. Joel II. Molgron, Cleburne, Kans. Pvt. (First Class) P. K." George E. Kirkland, T'ort Sheridan, 111. : 204 Knox Street, I’rinccton, 111.* Camp Lee, Va. : I’vt. John 11. Arouhalt, general delivery, Pvt. James C. Roljine.tte, Flatwoods, Va.* Pvt. Robert J. Fillsbnry, 140 Harvard Boyen, W. Va. Pvt. Milton A. Rogers, 100 Village Ave- Street, Dorchester, Mass.* I’vt. Edward R. Fried, box 34, Prairie dii nue, Dedham, Mass.* Pvt. William Harrison' Ray, Grecusburg, Cl)ien, Wis.*

Ind.* Sill. : Cam)) Lewis, Wash. : Fort Okla. Pvt. Harry II. Keiser, I-IOO Lawn Avenue, Ca)))]) Sherman, Ohio : Ilorseshoer Bertram G. Henry, 117 Wal- Kansas City, Mo.*, Pvt. Elmo Allbritton, K. F. D. No, 1, nut Street, Lewiston, I'a. Mason. Tenu.* Pvt. Oscar A. Lippert, Tongue River Fort Stevens, Ga. : St.age, Miles City, McnI. Pvt. (First Class) Ilcniy Adamson, x-oute Pvt. William Quesnell. Crookstou, Minn.* Pvt. (first class) Ilari-y F. Paisley, Areo, No. 1, Koaucke, Ala. Pvt. Lester Rivers, Molalla, Oreg.* Cam)) Stanley, Tex. : Idaho.* Fort Ward, Wash. : Pvt. Ale.xander Rosso, 211 Fox Street, Pvt. Walter C. B. Jorbech, 4141 Cambert- Sergt. Harry P. Sargent, 1121 Thirty- Y.* iug Avenne, Chicago, HI.* sixth Street, Rock Island, 111. Dunkirk. N. * : Camp Stuart, Va. Fort Worth, Tex. : Cam)) Logan, Ti'x. ; I’vt. Bert Jargeiiseu, North City Limits, Pvt. James E. Lindsey, McN.eil, Ark.* Pvt. .lunious T. 'Andres, R. F. D. No. 1, Ogden, Utah;* Brooks Field. Tex. : Trenton, N. C. I’vt. Luke Mustaehia, 905 Charter Street, Sergt. (First Class) William F. L. Klingo, Pvt. William .T. MeCainmon, care of Kan- Ne')^' Orleans. La. 304 Leland Street, Topeka, Kans. sas City Journal, Kansas City, Mo. Blooinfleld Pvt. Charles W. Pierson, ICO Ellington Field, Tex. ; Camp McArthur, Tex. Avenue, Bloomfield. N. .1. Pvt. Frank M. Zylka. Stevens Point, Wis.* Corpl. William D. Bloom, Robinson Pvt. Albert F. Schulhatin, OG Cherry Gerstner Field. Lake Charles, I.a. Mound, Md. Street, Detroit, Mich. I’vt. Evan B. Roekwood, Norfolk, Mass.*

R. F. D. No. 1, : Pvt. Shill R. Hartman, Camp Taylor, Ky. Langley Field. Va. : Davis. 111. Seccted Lieut. Robert J. Bari-y, 140G Pres- Corpl. Ray A. Shai'on, Stlcknoy, S. Dak.* lyouisvillc, ton street, Ky.* Rockwell Field. Cal. : Cam)) McClellan, Ala. : II. I’arsons, Carroll, I’vt. James V. Barner, South Granby, Pvt. Marvin route 3, Second Lieut. George P. Leggett. 203 X. Y.* Iowa.* South Main Street, Fairfield^ Iowa. Pvt. Clarence II. Prcll. Elizabeth, H)d.* Pvt. I'nion F. Cherry, Furnace Quarters Jackson Barracks, La. : * Pvt. -13, Ensicy, Ala Clarence Koder, 2582 West McMlcken I’vt. Michael J. OToimoll, 241.3 First Pvt. Charles E. Daniels, Mecca, Ind.* avenue, Cincinnati. Ohio.* Ayenue, New York, N. Y.* I’vt. Leon Tiuney, R. F. D. Bellingham, Pvt. (first class) James Elbing, 1719 1, Madison Barracks, N. Y. : Maple Street, Racine, Wis.* Wash. I’vt. Burte C. Lee, Dexter, N. Y.* I’vt. Everett J. 01 I’almer Ave- Pvt. Jra Owlnnnp. Bentonville, Ind. Wcmple. Vancouver Barracks, Wash, : Saddler Robert Hobard, Waupaca, Wis. nue, Schenectady. N. Y.* Pvt. Erick Anderson, Em))ire, Oreg. Pvr. Walter Holtz. R. P. D. No. -11, Sin- Camp Travis, Tex. : H’vl. James Farra, Wheeling, Arff. .S234 clairville, N. Y.* Meeh. Charles J. Anderson, South I’vt. Alfred Fones, box 48, R. F. D. No. Pvt. Jos ph D. Keefe. 10 Avenue C, John- Elizabeth Street, Chicago, 111. 1, Webb City. Mo. son City, N. Y.* Sei'gt. George D. Carey, 19 Diamond I’vt. Charles ileKnight, Hopper, Ark. Pvt William F. MoKnight, R. F. D. No. Street. Worcester, Mas.s. First IJcut. Lukens I’. Young, 70 .iefCer- 11. Crofton, Ky.* Pvt. Emil M. Hausser, Arneekvllle, Tex. son Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Pvt. George H. Spence, Creek, Biigk'r Simon J. Nagelo, Glcn Sti-ect, Crum Okla. Whipple Barracks. Ariz. : Kingston, N. Y. Camp Upton, N. Y. : I’vt. Barney P. George, Do Leon, Tex. Pvt. Wilbert E, Ayars, ,Sergt Richard U. Reh, 829 East Gray Box 328, Ashton, Edgewood Arsenal, N. J : Street. Louisville, Ky.* S. Dak.* Pvt. James L. ('hambers, 80G West I’vt. Loheless Shemwell, R. F. D. No. 2, Corpl. Fred F. Davidson, 272 West Nine- Seventh Street, Wlhnington, Del." tieth Street, New York, N. Y. Benton, Ky.* Raritnu Arsenal, N. .T. : * Cani)> Wadsworth, S. C. ; ' I’vt. Biney Smith. Comer. Ga I’vt. Asa A. Phipps, McDonald, Kans.* .Striebeck. 449 Highland Pvt. Rufus A. Baughan, Aulander, N. C. Pvt. Carle M. Island Arsenal. HI. Indianapolis, Ind. Camp Wheeler, Ga. Rock Avenue, Pvt. Heurv Osterman, 231 Charles Street, Corpl John C. Vedie, Boliver, N. Y. Pvt. Taudy D. Martin, R. F. D. 1, Box Gl, Pekin, 111.* i’vt. Harry Wallace, 3048 West Silver Slocomh Ala.* Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. Fort Bank.s, Mass. : A)))es, Iowa. ; Pvt. Reene Watson, 911 West Fourteenth Corpl. Carl Maxwell, Adamston, W. Va.* Pvt. Ehrhardt J. MichaeLson, Ariou, Street, Owensburg. Ky. Fort Bayard. N. Mex. : Iowa.* Pvt. .Tohn II. Engledow, Pvt Samuel E. Williams, 702 Shelby Fort Bayard, Arlington. Wash. : Street, Frankfort, Ky.* N. Mex Pvt. Lester N, Phelps, Oakfield, Wis.* Sergt. Charles T. Finney, New Plymouth, Cam)) Meade, Md. : Ohio. Augusta, Ga. : Pvt. Carl B. Ador, 271 Chestnut Street, I’vt. William T. Bank's, route 3, box 22, Fort Bliss. Tex. : Watertown. N. Y. Oalm)(in. Ala. Pvt. Willie II. Kuhlnianu, route 2, box E. Drumm, Prattshurg, Pvt. Will Dowd, R. F. D. No. 1, Biscoe, Pvt. Holland 47. Obiowa, Nel)tv? N. N. Y. Pvt. George A. Moore, 1502 South Street, C.* II. Eipper. 14 .Tohn.son Charles W. Penland, route 1. Cand- Sergt. William Nashville, Tenu. Pvt. Street. Newinirgh. N. Y.* ler. Nelu'.* Fort Clark. Tex. : Pvt. Ferguson R. Meredith. 140.7 River- Pvt. Howard E. Rogers, G25 South Sev- Bagley. Iowa ; side Avenue, Baltimore. Md.* enth Street, Quincy, 111.* Pvt Earl L. Evolsizer. route 1, Bagley, I’vl. Everelt B. Rainey, Newman, Ga.* Fort Douglass, Ulah : Iowa.* Pvt. Fred C. Richards, Coleman, Wis.* Cor))I. Charles F. Porter, 327 First Street, Mont. : Pvt. (first class) Don M. Stephens, Bozeman, Madera. Cal. ^ienn W. Dier. Moore, Mont. Blacksvillo, W. Va.* Pvt. Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. : Brooklyn, N. Y. ; N. J. : (.'amp Merritt, Cook Alfred W. Plummer, Dc Sota, Gustave Bluminert. 47 Van Court- Sergt. Bert Fallon, 333 Parkdalo Avenue, Pvt. Kans.* land Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y." I’.ulTuIo, N. Y. Fort Logan. Colo. : John Daub. 1824 Greene Avenue, class) Steffen L. Hough, Ker- Bugler Sergt. (first I’vt. Chris I’. Chobauoff. Glenwood Ridgewood, N. Y.* shaw, S. ('. Springs. Colo. Pvt. John P. Hickey, 428 Medford Street, - A. Leffler, GS4 Sumner Street, Pvt. Arthur Sergt. James E. Davey. 3721 North Fifty- Charleslowii. Mass. Akron, Ohio. seventh Street, Onniln, Nehr.* I’vt. Fred AVeston, 109 Reed Street. Pa- Pvt. Emil Ridille. North Liberty. Iowa.* Fort McDowell. C'al. : latka, Fla. Pvt. William J. Ulrich, 828 Madison Ave- Pvt. Meredith M. Pearson, bo.x 251, Taft, Burlington. A’t. ]iue, Paterson, N, J. Cal. ; ^ Pvt Ha)-ry S. Robinson, o2 Cofirt Street, Mills, N. Y. : Cam)) : Fort Mellenrv, Md. Plattsburg, N. A'.* Sergt. John J. Fink, IIC Eriscon Avenue, Pvt. William F. Boldt, Deti'oit. Mich.* Bulfalo, N. Y. Pvt Walter Garrett, 807 West Princess Chicago, HI. : i’vt. Luke Collins. 2852 South Union Sergt. Harry E. Kelly, 40(5 Fifth Avenue, Street, York. I’a.* uue, Chicago, HI. Altoona, Pa. Pvt. Jack G. Grcenhauiu, 272 Iauiox Ave- Pvt. John Kielia'rdson, Shreveport, La.* nue, New York, N. Y.* Coker, Ala. : I'orty- I’vt. (first class) Marvin Randolph. I'oute Cam)) Morrison, Va. : Corpl. Harvey Sutton, 427 East Pvt. Roseoe W. Climpsou, Gibson City, 111. lifth Plaee.'Chieago, 111. 1, Millport. Ala.* : : ; : :

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NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Coluniljus, Ohio : Pullman, Wash. : Spartanburg, S. C. : I’vt. (tirsf class) George Key, I^umber- Pvt. Perry D. Owens, Kennewick, Wash.* Pvt. Harpy Mozion, K. ]'. D. No. 2, Kings-

ton, N. C.* San Antonio, Tex. : trec', S. C. Corpl, IjOiiis Henry Parker, Mumforcl, Tex. Pvt. John E. Reid. 023 East Fiftieth Stephenville, Tex. : N. Mex. : Sergt. Dale H. Diggers, Lubbock, Tex.* Columhus, Street, Chicago, 111. Pvt. .lames M. Williams, Beeville, Tex. Pvt. Cleveland Robichaux, Thebodeaux, St. George. N. Y. : Corpus Christi, Tex. ; La. Pvt. (first class) Lucleu Cox, R. F. D. I’vt. Charles Schnets, Remsen, Iowa. No. I, Rockfield, Ky. San Francisco, Cal. : I’vt. Oscar Taylor, Iloldcnville, Okla. Stithton, Ky. ; Sergt. Jack J. Pastel, 250 Goldengate Denver, Colo. : Pvt. David B. Creigli, box 202, Ronceverlc, Franci.sco, Cal.* Pvt. Arthur F. Hake, 4773 Moffitt .\ve- Avenue. San AV. A’ii. Pvt. Maurice L. Siegel, 3374 Sacramento nue, yt. Rouis, Mo. Syracuse, N. A'. Pvt. (first class) .Joseph Latkoski, Street, San Francisco, Cal. Recruit Hugh F. .Andrew.s, 37 South Crockett, Cal. Pvt. William A. White, Vader, Wash.* Ferry Street, Albany, N. A'.* Pvt. Howard Perkins, Shelton, Wash. San Juan. P. R.-: Recruit Charles A. Reimer, 11 I’leasant Douglas, Ariz. Pvt. Modesto Martinez, Y'auco, P. R.* Avenue, Amesbury, Mass.* Pvt. Richard Rogers, Paia Maui, Hawaii.* Pvt. Ramon Rivera, care of Modesta Washington, I). C.

Fox Hills. A. Y. : Cobia, Cemerio, P. R.* Second Lieut. Harry C. Ben.son. 301 Nortli Pvt. (first class) Lucian Cox, R. F. D. No. Parade Street, Pittsburgh, I’a. Sccaucus, N. J. ; 1, Rockfield, Ky. Pvt. Charlie B. McNutt, R. F. D. No. 2. Waynesville, N. C : Sergt. Charles C. Robson. 602 East For- I^en Franklin, Tex.* Pvt. Woodberry, J. ,J. I,., Marion, S. C. tieth Street, St. Elmo, Tenn.* AA'ost Haven. Conn. ; Sherrill, N. Y'. : Garden City, N. Y. : Corpl. Windon A. Allen, North Main Second Lieut. Edward L. Franclemont, Pvt. Paul F. Kirk, Sherrll, N. Y. Street, Dalton. Mass. 109 Northland Avenue, Bufifalo, N. Y.* South Beach, Oreg. : Pvt. Thomas J. Colley. 20Q East Sixtieth Goveiuiors Island, N. Y. ; Pvt. John S. Benjamin, Harbor Springs, Street. New York, N. Y'.

I’vt. Ollie B. Anderson, E. F. D. No. 2, Rlich.® AA'ost Lafayette. Ind. : Unionville, Tenn. Pvt. Pleble D. Price, 537 South First Pvt. Sherman L. Rhude, Columbus, Ind.

Hampton, Va : Street, Montrose, Colo.* We.st Point, N. Y. : Pvt. Henry Hill, Dallas, Tex.* Pvt. Jacob Vansiiine, Corvallis, Oreg.* Maj. George L. Hardin, AA'ost Point, N. Y'.

Hidalgo. Tex. . Pvt. Floyd Miller, Bertrand, Nebr.*

Hoboken, N. .7. : Pvt. Irving C. Bloiweis, 522 East One hun- dred and forty-second Street,^’ew York. N. Y. War Pictures Released Red Cross Home Service Pvt. William Broncll, Frenehville, Pa.* Pvt. Alex;uider .Jackson, 1070 Rabburg the General Staff Avenue. Baltimore, Md. By Corpl. .James .1. Levings, Hanover, Mass. (Continued from page 10.) Pvt. Alfred I/. Lord, 57 Norton Avenue, Taunton, Mass.* The following: Unitcil States oHidal uary, 1919, and ask for reinstatement of ray Pvt Dave McClesky. O.skis, Minn. insurance. Corpl. Lawrence McGrisken, 1511 Maice lihoto.gTaphs arc released by the His- I am in as good health as at the expiration .Street, I’eekskill, N. Y.* torical Branch, AVar Plans Division^ Gen- of the calendar month in which the premium Pvt. David Martin, 69 Clark Avenue, Jer- eral Staff. Prints nitty lie obtained tit was pa.vable. I inclose herewith formal report sey City, N. .1.* of examination made by Dr. John B. AA'hite, of Pvt. Randolph Perigo, Tompkiusville, 25 cents each from the Photo.graiihic Sec- Ky * 93 Dubuque Avenue, Rockford, 111. I was hon- tion, Signal Corps, Kigliteentii Street and orably discharged on June 20. 1919, for physi- Pvt. Richard C. Wagenknekt, 44 Jordan Vir,;?inia NAV., AA'ashington, D. cal di.sabilily incurred in line of duty. Street. Evans, M.a.ss. Avenhe G. Sergt. Edward S. Weber, 1104 Waverly phone. Branch 3783, Slain 2570: (Signed) Fuank Wii.liam Brown, Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. in Vhcstnnt Street, Rochfora, III.

Houston, Tex. : 50772. With the American Army of occu- Pvt. Leslie Moore, 637 East Two hundred pation in Germany. An American Redskin on If in thi.s case the application for re- and nineteenth Street, New York, N. Y. guard at the most advanced sentry post of instatement had Iteen made within two Jerome, Ariz. : the 32d Division’s sector in the bridgehea

T The coimnandei' in chief, in the namo going into action. It being necessary, there- wounded, and, although urged by the sur- fore, to take another position, Col. Miner went geon to go to the rear, this gallant officer t of the President, has awarded the dis- forward under heavy shell fire and personally replied that there was too much work yet to r tinguished-service cross to the followiiig- supervised the placing of the guns in the be doue at the front. He 1^'t to rejoin liis L named officers and soldiers for the acts new position. Col. Miner continued his ef- command and had gone about half the dis- forts until he received a severe wound that tance when he was killed by a high-explosive L of extraordinary lieroism described after later necessitated the amputation of his leg. shell. Next of kin : Robert N. Simpson, ' their names Home address : Mrs. Asher Aliner, 292 S.outh father, Waverlv Hall, Ga. Coi'pl. DONALD M. CALL (now second lieu-, Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pvt. (First Class) .JOHN AL BLYNN, S. S. teuanr, Company B, 344th Battalion, Tank First Lieut. PHILIP 11. WILLIAAISON, 1st U. 554 (A. S. No. 10675). For extraordinary Coi'i)s (A. S. No. 10275) for extraordinary Anti Aircraft Alachine Gun Battalion. For heroism in action near Somme-Py, France, heroism in action near Varennes, France, extraordinary heroism in action near Thiau- October 2-9, 1918. Throughout the attack Septem.ber, 2G, 1018. During an operation court, France, September 10-26, 1918. Dis- north of j5omme-i’y Pvt. Blynn worked day , c against enemy macBine gun nest.s west of played extreme coolness and courage while and night, repeatedly driving over roads un- L Varenne.s, Corpl. Caii was in a tank when conducting the advance of his company in the der constant shell fire to the advanced dress- ing stations, and, nece.ssary, driving t' lialf the turret was knocked off by a direct sector near Thiaucourt. Visited daily, under when £ artillery hit. Choked by gas from the high- heavy shell tiro, his gun positions and made to points still farther to the front. On Octo- explosive .shell, be left the tank and took daily reconnaissances of the lines. When ber 3, in front of the advanced infantry post, J- t cover in a shell hole 30 yards away. Seeing wounded he refused to bo taken to the hos- his ambulance was wrecked by a bursting shell. Securing another car, he evacuated the f that an officer did not follow, and thinking pital until he had superintended the removal he might be alive, Corpl. of his men to a place of safety. Home ad- wounded. Homo address : Mrs. Harry Blynn, S ^ Call returned to the tank under inten.se machine gun and dress, Mrs, F. A. Williamson, mother, KoJand mother, 2207 Delaucey Street, Philadelphia, I’a. shell lire, and carried him to the shell hole. Park, Baltimore, Aid. Here he administered first aid. and then car- First l.ieut. WILLIAAI R. ARRANTS, Al. C. Corp. EARL II. PATTERSON. Battery D, r Field Artillery ried the .officer over a mile, under machine gun 317lh Infantry. For reiteated acts of extra- 109th (A. S. No. 1253777). For ; extraordinary heroism in action near Apre- ; and sniper lire, to safety. (Home address, ordinary heroism in action in the Bois De La not given.) Cote Lemont, France, September 28, 1918, and mont, France, October 4, 1918. While acting as runner for the battalion, Corp. I’atterson I Sir,gt. WALTER W. KLINGER (deceased). near Nantillol, France, October 0, 1918. constantly exposed himself to shell fire. Company B, 113th Infantry. (A. S. No. Lieut. Arrants, with his battalion aid unit, While taking a message to the battalion com- ' 127.S414), for extraordinary heroism in action accompanied his battalion into action in the mander at Apremont ho was wounded, but, at Boi.s D’Etrayps, France, October 23, lIU.s. Bois De La Cote Lemont and promptly opened regardless of his sufiiering and danger, ' Two of his companions having been killed, his aid station within 100 yards of the front own endeavored to carry a comrade, who was mor- r Sorgt. Klinger advanced alone upon one of line, where he worked all night under contin- tally wounded, to a place of safety. He then i the enemies’ strongest machine gun nests and uous lire, giving aid to the wounded. When delivered the message before ho would allow ( destroyed it with hand grenades. He was there was a sj.ortagc of stretcher bearers he bis wounds to be dressed. Home address later killed while administering lirst aid to a assisted in bringing in the wounded. Under f Airs. William Patterson, mother, 23 North wounded soldier. Next of kin : Mrs. .John intense firo he undertook to locate the am- ) Washington Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. • Klinger (mother), 70 Ogden Street, Newark, bulance dressing station affd personally di- Pvt (First Class) PHlLIl’ F. SMITH, .1. Com- ; N. rected tl'.e evacuation of wounded to it. In pany B, 115th Infantry. For extraordinary First Lieut. PHILIP R. CULEBANK the attack from the Bois Fay, October (de- De 5, heroism in action near Verdun, 1 ranee, Ucio- ceased), 147th Infantry. For extraordinary he again weut with the attacking troops and ber 13, 1918. During a heavy artillery bar- heroism in action near Ivoiry, France, Septem- opened a first-aid station in an old cellar rage on the night of October 13, two men ber 20, 1018. This officer with two soldiers with no cover. Under an intense barrage of liaving been killed next to him and one se- went out in the face of heavr machine shrapnel and gun high-explosive shells he per- verely wounded. Pvt. Smith, disregarding his and artillery tire to bring in a wounded sol- formed the most devoted service in attending personal safety, carried the wounded man dier. As they reached the wounded man a the wounded, working continuously for nine shell bnrsl, through the barrage to the company head- : killimr I.ieut. Colehank instantlv. hours until after his unit had been ordered to quarters : knocked dow'n by a shell splinter Second Lieut. OTTO E. BENELL, S. C. retire. 135th Next of kin, N. A. Arrants, father, and severely bruhsed, he continued with the Aero 8i|Uadron for extraordinary heroism in Decatur, Term. action wounded man to first-aid station. Home ad- ; near Thiaucourt, France, September Corpl. VIVIAN S. LAWRENCE, Jt:., Ambu- dress : Airs. Alinnie Smith, mother, 2543 Fleet . 12, 1!U8, Lieut. Benell went out on a two-hour lance Company 319. 360tli Sanitary Train, Street, Baltimore, Aid. I counter attack artUlery adjustment under ad- A. S. No. 1842279. For extraordinary heroism Pvt. JOHN L. BISER, Company B, 115th ; verse weatlier conditions. Soon after he suf- inf action near Gercourt, France, September Infantry (deceased). For extiaoruinary hero- fered an accident to his right hand, which 29, 1918. While Corpl. Lawrence was passing ism in action near Verdun. France, (October : made it useless. In spite of this injury, he along the roads leading to Septharges, near 10, 1918. While under intense machine-gun ' continued to operate his wireless key with his Gercourt, in an ambulance, a large shell fell and artillery lire Pvt. Blser disregarded his ! left hand, directing the fire of the batteries among a group of Infantry soldiers near-by, personal safety, administered first aid to a on concentrations behind the enemy lines. severely [ wounding five of them. He stopped w'ounded comrade near him, and was instantly Home address: .Mrs. Alary Benell (mother i, } the ambulance and rendered efficient first aid, killed by a shell. Next of kin: Airs. John L. t R. F. D. No. 2, P O. box 111, Fort Collins, although under concentrated shell fire. He Biser, Hagerstown, Aid. E Colo. then loaded the patients in the ambulance and Cook JAAIES BOOTH, Company I, 319th E Col. R.AYAIOND SHELDON, 307th Infantry, removed them from the shelled area. Home Infantry (A. S. No. 1827490). For extraor- t for repeated acts of extraordinary heroism in address, Vivian S. Lawrence, father. dinary heroism in action near Suivry-Sur- action mar Grandprd, France, October f 15, Sergt. LAWRENt'E WININGEU, Company Aleuse, Franco, September 26-28, 1918. Booth t 1918, and near Oches and Raucourt, France, C, 60th Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps, A. S. displayed exceptioual courage when, under [ November 4-6, 1918. In the attack on Grand- No. 633222. For extraordinary heroism in heavy shell fire and in an exposed position, be prd October 15, Col. Sheldon displayed gal- f action near Alontblainville, France, October constantly made coffee for the battalion and t lant conduct in going forward under heavy 4, 1918. Sergt. Wiuinger ran with a litter carried it to the lines. On another occasion he artillery and machine-gun fire and taking per- I into an area under heavy shell fire, in effort a.ssisted in the evacuation of the wounded, F sonal command of the leading battalion of his to save a wounded comrade. Ho succeeded in carrying them over a half mile under severe regiment, by his presence inspiring bis men I getting the soldier on the litter, but before lire to the battalion first-aid station. Homo L and facilitating the capture of this town. he was able to carry him to place of safety, address : Airs. Clara Booth, Grampian, I’a. I During the advance on Oches, the 4th of No- shell struck almost directly beneath the litter, Mechanic EINO I. .T.VRVI. Company M, t vember, when his leading- units were held up killing the wounded man and wounding Sergt. 125th Infantry (A. S. No. 263965). For ex- by machine-gun fire, Col. Sheldon went for- I Winiiiger severely. traordinary heroism in action near Verdun, £ ward to the skirmish line in order to estimate Home address, Samuel Winiuger, father, French Lick, Ind. France, October 11-13, 1918. Mechanic .larvi, I the strength of the enemy’s position. ThOv i;vt„ lirst class, Third Battalion, 125th Infantry, location by him of certain enemy machine'* WILLIE J. WALKER runner for the I (decea.sed), salvage squad No. (A. No. during the taking and holding of the line near I guns resulted in their destruction by our ar- 1 S. 181766). For extraordinary Tuilerie, Forme, was engaged in earrying tillery. During the advance on the Aleuse, heroism in con- La F nection with military important messages erossiug and recrossing T— November 4-6, Col. Sheldon was constantly operations against an armed enemy near death valley, between bill 258 and La Cote r with the advance elements of his regiment, Bozu St. Germain, France, September Alarie, the foremost part of the line t Homo address: Mrs. George W. Sheldon, 113 7, 1918, when a fire broke out in Dame a wood where a salvage detachment was en- lield by the third battalion. The valley was i W'oodiand Avenue, Summit, N. J. camped, seriously endangering the lives of swept by machine-gun fire, the terrain afford- Col. F. W. GALBRAITH, .Jr., 147th Infan- 200 of al)So!utoly no protection, required a peril- try, for extraordinary heroism in action near men because its approximity to a ing pile of salvaged German high-explosive 155- ous dash of 500 yards across open ground be- Ivoiry, France, September 29, 1918. When an millimoter shells. Pvt. Sergt. fore cover was reached. It was only by enemy counter attack was imminent. Col. Gal- Walker and any Afton E. voluntarily ran toAthe scene of supremo courage that important hraith went into the front lines under a vio- Wheeler displa.v I the battalion. ad- lent artUlery and machine-gun barrage and, of (he fire and attempted to extinguish the messages reached Home flames. Fully of the grave danger : Jarvi, father. Rudyard, Alich. by the coolness and certainty of bis orders and aware dress Homy the inspiring example of his personal courage, to themselves they fought the fire with Pvt. WILLIAAI HOL7GREPE. Company K, blankets and 'sticks, but in spite of their 1(53527). ex- . reorganized his own command and took com- 125th Infantry (A. S. No. For maud of other units whose officers had been heroic and self-sacrfficing efforts the fire traordinary heroism in aetiou near V'erdun, If quickly spread 1 lost or diverted in the confusion of battle, to the shells, and these two France, (ictober 11—13, 1918. Pvt. Holz- h Knocked down by a shell, he refused to be men were killed by the explosion which fol- grebe, runner of the Third Battalion 125th lowed. Next of kin : J. O. A. Walker, brother. the taking and holding of evacuated and continued to carry on the i Infantry, during B, work of reorganizing his position and dls- Half Creek, Tex. the line near La Tuilerie Ferme, was engaged B posing the troops to a successful conclusion. First Lieut. ALBERT B. SIMPSON, 11th in carrying important messages, crossing and ^ Col. ASHER AIINFR, 100th Field Artillery, Alachine Gun Battalion (deceased). For ex- recrossing death valley, between bill 258 [ for extraoi dinary heroism in action at Apre- traordinary lieroism in action near Nantillois, and La Cote Dame Alarie. the foremost part E mont. Franco, October 4, 1918. One of the France, September 27-28, 1918. Lieut. Simp- of the line held by the Third Battalion. The batteries of the regiment commanded by this son, though he was wounded, remained with valley was swept by machine-gun fire, the K officer, assigned to an advanced position in his company, and b.v skillful arrangement terrain affording absolutely no protection, re- K direct support of an infantry attack, was of his machine gun covered a retirement of quiring a periloi^ dash of 500 yards over V lieavily shelled by the enemy while it was the Infantry. Next day ho was again open ground befwe any cover was reached.

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It was fml.v by display of supreme courase Bellieourt, Franco, September 29. 19'18. Capt. lion near Very, France, September 20, 1918. that iuipuriaut messaaes reacheil the l>analiou. Mayh, with eight other soldiers, comprising his \yil!i the aid of an enlisted man, Lieiit. Ander- Ilor.'.e address; Mrs. .Vmclia 'llolzgrobe. company neadiiuarters detachiuent, cleaned out son attacked a iiest of enemy sniper.s and suc- mother, K. F. D. 120, Escanaba, Mich. euemy dugouts along the banks of a canal, (•Aeued in kiliing two, wounding one, and tak- I'vr. LIOXKI, COOD.M.lN. Headquarters capturing 242 prisoners. Houm; address, John ing the remaining two as prisoiiiu's. Ilo'ma iid- Compauy, 12.1th Infantry (.\. S. No. 20-130JJ. M. Jlayh, father. Stem, N. C. f di'i ss. Miss Edytiic Helmar, friend. 2341 Ells- For extraordinary iieorism in action near I’vt. JAMES I,.\KE, Company B, 130th In- worth Street, Bcrkeh y, Cal. Verdun, Franco, October 11-13, 191S. I’vt. fantry, A. S. 1981035. I'Or extraordinary Corpl. FRED J. CURRAN. Company D. 303d • loodmau, runner for the Third Battalion, heroism in action near Bellieourt, France, Ijifantry. (A. S, No. 2780140. ) For extiaordi- ll’oth infantry, during tlie taking and holding September 20, 1918. With eight other sol- imry in roi.sm in action near V«.ry, France, of the line near La Tuilerie Forme, was en- diers, comprising the compauy headquarters Stptemlier 20, 1918. Corpl. Curran accom- gaged in carrying important messages, cross- detachment. Pvt. l.ake assisted his company panied a lieutenant on an attack against a ing and recrossing deatli valley between Hill commander in cleaning out enemy dugoiKS nest of enemy snipers on September 20. They 2.58 and La Cote Dame Marie, the foremost along a canal and capturing 2-12 prisoners. sueeoedeil in killing two. Wounding one, an.l part of the line held by the Third Battalion. Home address, Mrs. Nellie Alexander, step- taking the remaining two prison, rs. Home The valley was swept by machine-gun lire, the mother, Kingston, Ky. address, Mary Ann Curran. 2047 Mission terrain affording absolutely no protection, re- Corpl. WILI.IE HIGSON, Compauy C, Street, San braneiseo. Cal. ciuiring a perilous dash of oOO yards across 120th Infantry, A. S. 1319800. For extraor- Corp. JOHN M. LISTER (deceased). (Com- open ground before any cover was reached, it dinary heroism in action near Bellieourt, pany K. 303(1 Infautry. (A. S. No. 2204913.) wa.s only by display of supreme courage that France, September 29. 1918. Corpl. Higsou l-’or extraordinary heroism in action near important messages reached the battalion. showed extraordinary heroism anrl- eourage In Waereghem, Belgium October 31. 1918. Homo address : Herman Goodman, father, box leading men under hixivy shrapnel aiul en- Wlieii the progress’of two front line comimnies 22H, East .Iordan, Mich. filading maehiue-gun lire during the alt:u'k on had been stopped by the inleuse fire of Sergt. C1IAKI>ES A. C.\RTO\. Headquar- the Hiudeuburg Lne. During a temporary halt enemy machine guns, and ih ' enemy began to ters Company 12th Field .\rtiUory. (.V. S. he acted as runner through this lire and at- clo.s<> In on these troop.s, Corpl. Lister volun- Ko. 128334.) For extraordinary heroism in tempted to return after being severely tarily assembled a squad of automatic rifiemeii action at Givry, France. October 15, liUS. wounded. Home adtlress, Mrs. W. B. Iligson, and greiiadiers and went fervard to an e.v- Sergt. Carton displayed conspicuous courage mother, Rosemary, N. C. pered position, v.liere he dir -cted the fire of :tud gallantry under tire by de- II s organizing a Sergt. WAI.TER . S. KORN, Company G, squad until killed. Next uf kin, Mieli.'.ei tachment, leading it out in front of our line 120th Infautry, A. S. 1981322. I'or extraor- Lister, father, 383 Wendell SI reel, San Fi an- under heavy fire, and bringing back the body dinary heroism in action near Bellieourt, ei.ico. Cal. of an officer who had been killed by a sniper. France, Sepiombcr 29, 1918. Sergt. Korn I’vt. SHUG WILSON, Company D. 105th Homo aDublin, Ireland. llindeii!)urg line after he liad received a traordinary lieroism in aetin'i near VoUieonrr, Sergt. GEORGE MARKLEY (deceased). wound from shrapn. I. He was lat: r knockeil France. Septomber 29, 1918. Alter his com- Company JI, 5th Regiment Cnited States .Ma- down by a rock (Ivrowu by a shell explosion, pany had takeu thelter frixm a terrille bom- rine Corps. (A. S. No. H8:u;3.) For ex- twice ;noro wound d by shraptn'l, hut cou- I'lirument of shell and luachiue-gun lire, traordinary heorism in action near Somme-l’y, tiiiucl to Ii'ad ills phitoou until he received a 1‘vt. Wilson volunteered and went to the France, October 4, 1918. Sergt. .Markley severe wo\iud, wliieli iiecessita led hi.s evacua- aid of a wounded comra,de who was lying 100 volunteered to ascertain the position of enemy tion He pcrson.ally captured two prisoners yards out on a shell-swept area. He gave machine guns, eutilading his compauy. I’nd.'i- in the attack. Home address. Miss Ruth first -aid treatment, after wiiieb he carried liiia heavy shell and machine-gun tire he explored Korn, sister. 100 High Street. I.iiitoua. Oliio back to the dressing station. Home address, the enemy's lines and secured valuable in- Corpl. GEORGE B. REID, Battery A, 1.51st Mrs. Mary Jones Wilson, Wilder. Teuii. formation. Later, when his compauy was Field .Vrlillery. (.\. S. No. 145284.) For e.x- I’vt. LAWRENCE A. Wl'GAL, Medical ordered to attack he preceded the line as scout truordiriarv heroism in action near Suipp s, Corps, ()4th Infantry. (A. S. No. 453877.) and was killed. Horne address: W. B. Mark- France, .Inly 1,5. 1.918. While acting as gun- i-’or ' xtraoriliiiary horoi -.m in action near Reoi- ley, father, Williams, Okln. uer during thn firing. of a barrage, Corpl. Reid Ixreourt, France, Noveuibi'f 1, 1918. I’v’t. I“vt. ARTHUR C.\LL.\ltn. Company A, 23d was^sliol through lh\arni by an euiany ma- M'.vgal went torwurd to the aid of a wounded Infantry. (A. S. No. 4!)4(i5.) For extraordi- cliine gun from an aNfoplane, but continued comradi', who wa.s lying about 125 fi-et in nary heroism in action near St. Etienne- .\ux- to tire his gun tliroughoul the barrage. He front of (he enemy's firing line. Under direct •Vrnes, France, October 3, l'.)18. While on was tl’.eii evacuated in an ('xhausted eoiiditiou. tiro of ritics, niuehine guns, ami artillery, he duty as a company runner Pvt. Callard car- Home address, John K. Re id, father, 018 Sev- aiqiiieil first aid and took the man hack into ried a mes.sage thi’ough two barrages to ri'gi- enth Avenue SE., .Minuea|)olis, Minn. our treiK lies to a place of .-.afety. Home ad- nieiital commanders. By his act many cas- Pvt. JA.MES F RODGERS. Company L, dress, John T. Wygal. father, Honaker, Va. u. hies were avoided. Homo address: Noe R. ;i(’.3d Iniiuitiy. (.\. S. No. 3955458.) For ex- First Lieut. THORNDIKE DELANU, 340th t'allai'd. 130 Spring- .Sti'eel. Fill I River. Jlass. traordinary lieroism in action near Wacrogln m, Fic'hl Artillery. For e.xtraordiiiary heroism First Sergt. .TOSEPH N. ROBERTSON, Com- Belgium, Octolior 31. 1918. When inteu.se lire in action near Mariinhois Farm, Franco. No- pany D, 120th Infantry, A. S. 1320073. For of enemy ma.hine guns Inid held up the ad- vember 4 1918. Assisted bv u soldier, Lieut. extraordinai'y heroism in action near Belli- vance of two of our eoinp:inies, and the enemy Delaud went forward in ac'lvanco of the in- court. Fiance, S< ptomber 29. 1918. With threatem-d to do.se in on our froop.s, I’vt. fantry to lay teh phone wires. Near Marim- <‘ight other soldiers, coniprising the company Rodgers aeconipaniod li squad of men forward hois farm, -they found the place occupied by the headquarters detachment, Sergt. Robertson to a point where lie could most dT'-ct ively use enemy, .frmed with hand grenade.s, ]-ieut. assisted in his compauy commander cleaning his autonmiic rille. After the squad leader Dilaiid advanced on a dugout. where lie out enemy dugouts along a canal and captur- and (wo m ::dvaiice Gerjnau posts hack to our lines in the midst of a sev. re shell Robert.son. wdfe. Graham. N. eontinuaueo of C. to retire, making possible the and machine-gun lire. Home addrisS, Mrs. Pvt. (First Class) ALVIN O. BRIDGhX, the progres.s of our companies. Ilomi’ address, Thorndike Delaud, wife, 220 West Forty-sixth Company D. 120fh Infantry. A. S. 132009(1. Rodg'n's, Thurman. Nehr. Charley .Street, New York City, N. Y'. For extraordinary heroism in action near Belli- Sergt. ANTONIO REGGIARDO, Company K, Fvt. E. KI.NG, Headquarters court, France, September 29, 1918. With 3C3d Infantry. (A. S. No. 2205023.) For ex- RICHARD eight other soldiers, comprising the company traordinary heroism in action near Waeroghem, Company, 340th Fii'Id -Yrtillery. (A. S. NoT^ headquarters didachraent. Pvt. Bridges assisted Belgium, October 31, 1918. Sergt. Ri'ggiardo, 2187488.) For extraordinary horolsiii in ac- his company commander in cleaning out enemy thou corporal, voluntarily went forward- with tion near Mariinhois Farm, France, Novonibcy dugouts along a canal and capturing 242 a squad of men to combat hostile machine- 4, 1918. .\ssisting an otSeer in establishing prisoners. Home address, Mrs. K. D. Bridges, gun nests, which had held up the advance of comiminieation with the' .advancing infantry. Pvt. where niotlier, route No. 3, .loncshoro, N. C. our companies. After the squad leader had King leached Marimbols Farm, he Pvt. HERMAN S. SEIBEL, Company D, been kill( d lie took coDiiimiul and. directing a found the place occupied by the enemy, 130th Infantry, At S. 1979778. For extraor- heavy tire of autoiiiiitic rifles .and rifle grenades, AriiK'd with hand grenades, he advaueed on dinary heroism in action near Belliconrt, he drove back the advance German post.s and a dugout, where he routc'd out 17 of the en- France, September 29, 1918. With eight other cleared the way for the further i>rogie3s of emy, bringing them hack to our lines in the soldiers, comprising the compauy headquar- his' compauy. Home address, Mrs. Louisa Keg- midst ot severe shell and macinne-guii tire. ters dctachnicnt, I’vt. Seibel assisted his com- giarilo, inoflicr, 220(1 Union Street, San Fran- Home address, Mr.s. Genevieve King, mother, pany commander in cleaning out the euemy cisco. Cal. Rivola .Vpartmenls, Seattle, Wash. dugouts along a canal and capturing 242 pris- First Lieut. WALTER N. ANDERSON, 303d Pvt. CD.\RENCK DAKEN, Compauy M, oners. Home address, Ernest E. Seibel, father, Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac- 350th Infantry. (A. S. No. 2814509.) For Helmshurg. Ind. extraordinary In'rolsni in action near Beau- Pvt. WII.LIAM B. LYERLY, Company D, fort, France, November 4. 191S. I’vt. 130th Infantry, A. S. 1320094. For extraor- Lakcn was eugag. d as a runner and made dinary heroism in action near Bellieouit, several trips through heavy bombardment, France, S< ptembor 29. 1918. With eight other FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ALL from the front line to the support baUali'ou. soldiers, comprising the compauy heatlquar- [ Even after his cquipmout had been riddled by ters detachment. Pvt. Lyerly assisted his eoin- GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES shell fragments, he contimn'd, maintaining pany commander In cleaning out euemy dug- liaison Im'twecn these two itoints. Homo ad- outs along a canal and capturing 242 prison- APPLY ft) TBE dress. Thoiua.s A. Lakeii, father, general de- ers. Home address, .1. Lyerly, father, route livery, Tugerton, Wis. Woodleaf. N. C. No. 1. Corpl. G. HOLI-IS, Company B, Pvt. RIGGLE, Company D. 120th SERVICE BUREAU GEORGE GEORGE 350th Infantry. (A. S. No. 21S4500.) For S. 1979810. extraordin.iry Infantry, A. For action near Lucy, action near Bellieourt, France, Sep- of the COMMITTEE ON extraordinary heroism in lieroism in 1018. aetiug as eight other soldiers, France, Novomher 4, While tember 29, 1918. With Hollis en- comprising the company headquarters detach- PUBLIC INFORMA TION scout of a patrol group, Corpl. enemy machine-gun nest and ment, Pvt. Riggle assisted his company com- countered an killed gunner and cleaning out euemy dugouts along opened lire on it. lie the mander in proteeting the canal and capturing 242 prisoners. Home F IFTEENTH AND* G STREETS capturocl the nest, thereby a casualties. He address, Clarence Riggle, brother, Bellasburg, Imlanee of his patrol from turned the captured guns on the enemy. Ind. j Telephones; Nlain—5339* 2570 (branches, address, Mr.s. Belle Hollis, mother. Reed- Capt. JOHN B. MAYH. Jit., 130th Infantry. 2638, 2639, 2640), 3250. and 3251 Home For extraordinary heroism in action near ley, Cal.

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