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PVBLISHEn BJilLY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman -k * ic COMPLETE Record of U. S, GOVERNMENT Activities

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TRADE WITH FINLAND MAY BE ORDERS TO COMPLETE PAY Army Post Exchanges RESUMED UNDER REGULATION OF SOLDIERS IN ARREARS Are Forbidden to Sell Unauthorized Insignia SAYS THE WAR TRADE BOARD ARRIVING AT CAMPS WITH The War Department authorizes OUTLINE OF PROCEDURE IS GIVEN A “CONVALESCENT CENTER” publication of the following Under direction of the Secretary List of Commodities Which Do Not of War an order has been issued as INSTRUCTIONS ALSO follows Require Import Certificates From 1. “ It has been brought to the Inter-Allied Trade Committee SENT ARMY HOSPITALS attention of the War Department if that post exchanges and similar Applications Are in Order. Detachment Commanders places are selling unauthorized in- signia such as service ribbons and The War Trade Board announces, in a and Disbursing Officers gold and silver stars to be worn on new ruling (W. T. B. R. 590), supple- the uniform.” Required to See That En- menting AV. T. B. R. 577, issued February 2. “ Responsible officers will take 5, 1919, that arrangements have now been immediate steps to have such listed Men Are Promptly made whereby both export shipments to practice discontinued by post ex- and import shipments from Finland may Paid Reports to changes and stores under their im- — Be Made be resumed. mediate jurisdiction. At the same All shipments for export to tlie above- by Wire Direct to Director time every effort will be made to mentioned country must be covered by an influence stores located near posts, of Finance, War Depart- import certificate issued by the interallied camps, or cantonments, discon- to trade committee, at Helsingfors, except tinue the practice.” ment, Washington. shipments of the commodities listed below. The War Department autliorize.s the Tlie procedure for the exportation of following statement: commodities to Finland is, in all cases, as Unfler order of the Secretary of “War, BRITAIN TO PERMIT LIMITED follows instructions have been sent to all camps and cantonment commanders, with the Procedure for Exportation. U. S. BOOT exception of Camps Mills, Merritt, and AND SHOE IMPORTS 1. Exporters should apply for licenses Stuart, as follows to the Bureau of Exports, AVashington, “ Eulistetl men arriving at a camp and Consul General Skinner, at London, D. C., or any branch office thereof, using attached to a convalescent center Avill be application form X or X-A. has cabled the State Department that the taken up on the rolls of that detachment 2. Exporters in the United States, be- and steps taken immediately by the de- British Government has decided, as a fore filing applications for export licenses, tachment commander to complete pay- must receive advice from the prospective tenjporary expedient, to permit importers ment of all men in arrears of full pay. importer in Finland tliat there has been Casuals in this and other casual organiza- of American boots and shoes to import issued by the Intei’-Allied Trade t'ommit- tions will continue on the rolls of their tee, at Helsingfors, a certificate stating one-quarter of the quantities which they organizations when sick in base or camp their approval of the proposed consign- ho.spitals, and detachment commanders respectively obtained in the year 1913. ment. The number of this certificate and disbursing officers will be required to should be forwarded by the importer in see that they are paid promptly. Finland to the American exporter, who should specify such number on the ap- Supplementary Pay Rolls. FUEL ADMINISTRATION GAS plication for export license. “ Supplementary rolls will pay be used The details of all import certificates freely, consi.stent with proper REGULATIONS STILL IN FORCE function- issued iu Finland will be transmitted by ing of personnel and finance offices, in- to the American repre.seutative on the Inter- sure payment of all men in arrears of pay Owing to an apparent misapprehension Allied Trade Committee to the AA'ar Trade who have been omitted from or not paid in some quarters to the effect that the Board, AA’^a.shlngton, D. C., where the same on the regular pay roll or who arrived at suspension of certain fuel regulations ef- will he used to verify tlie applications camp after the first of the month. It is fective February 1 applied to commodities that are presented for consideration. urgent that every man in your camp other than coal and coke, a statement was Imports from Finland to the United casuals, patients, and members of regular issued by the United States Fuel Admin- States will be subject to the same rules organizations—be paid promptly all pay istration lo-diiy calling attention to the and regulations which govern the importa- in arrears. Before being transferred to fact tliat natural gas regulations were not tion of commodities from otlier countries another camp all men will be paid in full, cancele(i by that order. in Europe. when possible, to include the last preced- ing month. List of Commodities. “ LOOMS AND SPINDLES TO RUN, Effective February 1, 1919, reports The following commodities, referred to will be made by wire direct to the di- Con.sul General Robert P. Skinner, at above, do not require import certificates rector of finance, War Department, London, cables under date of February 4 and will be licensed freely if the applica- Washington, D. C., on February 1.5 and Cotton Control Board yesterday with- tions are otherwise in order: the 15th of each on month thereafter, drew all restrictions on the running of showing the date on which payment of Adding and calculating machines. looms and spindles and all manufacturers Alabaster for .statuary purposes. all organizations was completed, to- are at liberty to run machinery as de- Artists’ material (excluding oils and turpen- gether with the number of individual en- sired. Orders fixing tines' . maximum prices of Athletic goods. (Continued on page 2.) raw cotton i-emain in force. Bicycles and accessories (excluding tires). . . — ;

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Buttons of all Idncts (except military but- tons, horn buttonS(;;an(i vegetable ivory but- CLEMENCY FOR ARMY PRISONERS tons). Enlistment in Navy Ca.sh registers.

Cigar and cigarette holders. , CONVICTED BY COURTS-MARTIAL ' By Weeks Since Dec. 12 China. clay. China , Clocks, including clocks for time checking. Tlie Secretary of War to-day made the Secretary Daniels authorizes Cora 1 following statement: Cutlery, all forms. the following: Dental bur.s. The cessation of liostilities and tlie re- Dental filling materials. The number of enlistments in turn of conditions approximating those Drugs, various. Duplicating machinery and supplies therefor. the Navy, by weeks, from the date of peace render it just and proper that Dyes and dyestuffs. on which voluntary enlistments clemency be exercised toward prisoners Earthentvare. convicted by general courts-martial for Electroplated, gilded, or silver goods (except were resumed until the week end- those of solid silver or gold. olfenses committed since tlie beginning Fans and hand screens. ing last Thursday, is shown in of the present war. With this end in Fancy goods, of paper, ivor.v, mother of pearl, the following table: view, a board consisting of officers of ex- tortoise shell, amber or amberoid. perience civil Feathers, made up. Week ending Enlistments. in as well as military life Films, printed positive or negative, subject has been constituted in the Judge Advo- to censorship. December 12, 1918 374 cate’s office to examine the records of Flower seeds (except seeds of oil-bearing December 1918 730 plants). 19, these prisoners and enable the Judge Ad- Flowers, artificial. December 26, 1913 _ _ 489 vocate General to recommend to the Sec- Fountain pens. January 2, i919 _ 745 retary of War reduction of .sentences Fresh fruit. January 1919 1,099 Fresh fruit juice (unsweetened). 9, as the facts and dictates of justice in Furs, dressed, dyed, or manufactured. January 16, 1919 _ _ _ 1, 102 each case may warrant. The command- Gage glasses. January 23, 1919 1,295 Glassware. ants of the barracks liave been Instructed Hair ornaments and combs. January 30, 1919 1, 606 to forward promptly to the Judge Advo- Hair nets of silk or hair. February 6, 1919 1, 637 cate General their recommendations as Hardware for builders (if of iron or steel). to each prisoner. Hats of all kinds. Household furnishings, fixtures and equip- Such action will effect a speedy re- ment (if manufactured of wood, iron, or vision of sentences to meet the changed steel) (except upholstered furniture). conditions, and will unquestionably re- Ink (other than printers’ ink). APPORTIONMENT OF DELEGATES Iron and steel and manufactures thereof (ex- sult in a substantial reduction of the sen- cept high-speed steel). tence in nearly all cases save those of Imitation TO GERMAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY leather goods. the gravest character or where aggra- Jewelry (except jewelry containing in excess of 45 per cent gold). vated circumstances exist. Jewelry (imitation). Advices to the State Department quote Jewelry, real, mountetl with precious stones the German newspaper (excluding articles of solid gold, silver, or announcements of platinum) elections as oflicially given by the Com- ORDERS TO COMPLETE PAYMENT Daces and guipure. missioner of Elections, stating the appor- Laundry machinery. in Ledgers, loose-leaf, and similar stationery. tionment the German National As- OF SOLDIERS NOW IN ARREARS Lighting fixtures (if of iron or steel). sembly as 163 Democrats, 88 Centrists, Marble, raw and manufactured. 75 German Democratic Party, 92 German (Continued Mats and matting made of guinco and paviera. from page 1.) Medicines, proprietary and patent. National People’s Party, 22 Independent Mineral waters (unsweetened). Socialists, 21 German People’s Party, 4 listed men who were in camp on the last Morocco leather. Bavarian Peasant League, 4 Guelphs, 1 day of the preceding month, who on the Mosaic, fancy ware. Musical instruments. Brunswick Peasant Party, and 1 Schles- date of such report (the 15th of the Office furniture and stationery (excluding wig-Holstein Peasant Party. month) have not been paid in full to rubber erasers). The reports of the results of the elec- include the last day of such month, giv- Opera glasses (for use in theaters). ing general reasons for nonpayment. If Paintings and pictures of all kinds. tions to the Bavarian Assembly, includ- Pen nibs. ing the Palatinate, read 66 Bavarian payment of organizations is not com- Perfumery, including essential oils. People’s Party, 62 Social pleted on the 1.5th of the month this re- Phonographs. Democrats, 25 Phonographic records. German Democratic Party, 15 Peasant port will be made when such payments Photographic goods, but not chemicals there- League, 9 Conservative!?, 3 Independent are completed. The.se instructions super- for. sede all prior instructions regarding re- Pianos. Socialists. Precious stones, real and imitation. The final returns of the election to the ports as to prompt payment of troops at Printing presses. Prussian Diet, including the district of camps.” Pumice stone. Posen, are given 144 Social Democrats, Razors, safety, and blades. as Instruction to Hospital Officers. Ribbons, silk. 88 Centrists, 65 German Democrats, 50 Instructions have also been sent com- Salt, table. Conservatives, 24 Independent Socialists, Sanitary ware, plumbers’ goods, if of Iron manding officers of all general hospitals 23 German People’s Party, 6 Guelphs, and or steel or earthenware, containing not as follows: more than 5 per cent copper or brass. 1 Schleswig-Holstein Peasant Party. Scales and balances, not including weights “Effective February 1, 1919, report of copper or brass. will be made by wire direct to the di- Screws. rector of finance, War Department, Spanners, for cycles. JOINS FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. Sewing machines for domestic use. Washington, D. C., on the 1st and 15th following institution Shrubs. The State has of each month showing the number of writing or drawing. admitted Slates, been to the Federal Reseiwe enlisted patients who not received Slate pencils. had system as of date February 8, 1919 : Small fancy goods made of leather. pay in full at date of preceding report Spectacles. Wellington State Bank, Wellington, and have not since that time received Theatrical properties, wigs and cosmetics, ex- Tex. Capital, .$50,000 ; surplus, .$25,000 pay in full or in case all such men have cluding costumes and footwear. ; Teeth, artificial. total resources, $357,166. been paid, wire report will so state. Also Tobacco pipes. report by letter direct to the director of Toilet preparations, excluding soap. Toothbrushes, beard brushes, and moustache finance, on the 1st and 15th of each brushes. Hou.schold goods and other articles of personal month, showing the name of each enlisted Trimmings of silk. property. patient transferred since preceding re« Truffles, fresh or preserved. Reasonable quantities of any commodity in- of transfer of hos- Turners’ wares of wood. tended for diplomatic, consular, military, or port who at date out Typesetting and type-casting machinery, ex- naval officers of the United States or of pital lias not been paid in full to include cluding typo metal. friendly countries, or for employees of the last calendar month, and showing also and spare parts States serving abroad. Typewriters (except type- United (Special tramsferred, writer ribbons). License RAC-64 covers shipments when con- the place to which with rea- "Wall papers. signed to and for the personal use of diplo- sons for nonpayment. Every reasonable "Walkin.g sticks. matic, consular, or other officials or em- effort will be made to see that men arc Wines of all kinds. ployees of the United States stationed full being transferred. Wire mattresses. abroad, and no individual export licenses so paid in before Dmbrellas. are required for such shipments. See W. T. These instructions supersede all prior Shipments of all commodities, including food- B. R. 468, of Jan. 4, 1919.) instructions regarding reports as to suiffs, provided the value of no one com- Articles of small value used solely to be for in modity exceeds $200 in value. advertising purposes. prompt payment of enlisted patients Personal effects. Magazines, books, pamphlets, etc. general hospitals.” ; :

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20,000,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT SAVED BY THRASHING ECONOMY OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES

The final report of the thrashing divi- ON PEACE CONFERENCE sion of the United States Food Admin- istration, just submitted by Capt. Ken- neth D. Hequembourg, who has had The following official communiques that has characterized its previous charge of the work, shows that 17 States have been made public at Paris sessions. saving of the ac- estimate a by reason “ February 8.—The fifth meeting “At the end of this meeting the tivities of tliis division of more than of the commission on the league of committee finds itself nearing the 20.000. 000 bushels of wheat. In other nations met at 8.30 last evening at end of its task. A few matters refer- words, in these 17 States more than the Plotel Crillon. "The commission red to a drafting committee -for clari- to 20.000. 000 bushels of wheat that would continued with its discussion of the fication still require reference back under former methods of thrashing liave articles of the draft. the commis.siou and certain points been lost were made available for con- “ Substantial agi- cement was provisionally accepted may be re- sumption from last year’s harvests. reached by the commission on the opened for discussion before the com- mittee makes its report to the con- Organization of the Division. chief points discussed during the evening. The commission was of the ference. The thrashing division of the United “ opinion, however, that certain M. Ricci Busati was named to States Food Administration Grain Cor- on clau.ses of the draft should be refer- repre.sent the Italian delegation poration was organized under Capt. He- red to a subcommittee of four for the secretariate. (luembourg’s direction last spring to “ clarification. The committee will meet a.gain bring about more careful methods by “ In order that the greatest possi- at the Hotel Crillon at 10..30 on Mon- thrashermeu and to secure the coopera- ble progress might be made with the day morning. tion of all a.gencies that could assist “ afternoon the draft- draft it was decided to resume the On Sunday in this work. The loss of wheat through sessions of the commi.^ision at 10.30 ing committee above referred to. con- hurried and careless operation and in- ” Lord this morning. sisting of Hymans, Bourgeois, efiiciency of thrashing machines under Roliert Cecil, and M. Venizelos, will old-time methods was estimated at about meet in Lord Robert Cecil’s rooms “ 3.2.1 per cent of the entire crop. February 8.—Morning commu- at the Hotel Slajestic in order to pre- Capt. Hequembourg in his report tells nique. pare a report for the next meeting of of ” the organization of tlie work as fol-^ “At 10..30 this morning at the the committee. lows : Hotel Crillon the commission on the “ The Federal food administrators in league of nations hold a meeting “ February 8.—The .supremo war 32 States, with the cooperation of the marked by the same accord of view council met this afternoon from 3 Agricultural Department’s Extension till 5 o’clock at the Quai d’Orsay. Service and the State Council of National “ The discussion of the terms of Defense, were invited to appoint grain armistice was con- operations than ever before. Seventeen the renewal of the thrashing committees in important wheat- States estimate a saving by reason of tinued. producing counties. “ following resolution, pro- these activities of over 20,000,000 bushels The Wilson, was ap- Membership Over 75,000. of wheat. Where shock rows were raked posed by President ‘ proved ; First, under present condi- “ Over 1,000 counties wore accordingly and thrashed, an average of three-fourths tions many questions not primarily of organized, circulars distributed directing of a bushel per acre was realized. Tight military character, which are arising the character of the service and tlie man- bottom bundle ivagons saved from 2 to 3 daily and which are bound to become ner of approach; meetings were held in bushels per team per day. Efficiency of increasing importance as time practically all counties and thrashermeu blanket machine operating tests indicated passes, should be dealt with on lie- invited to membership in the Food Ad- that 75 per cent of the machines visited half of the United States and the ministration. Over 75,000 certificates of created a machine waste in the straw pile allies by civilian representatives of membership were issued, and both farm- of less than three-fourths of 1 per cent, those Governments experienced in ers and thrashers entered heartily into and that the thrashing of the remaining such questions as finance, food, block- this plan of conservation. 25 per cent created a wastage of about 2i ade control, shipping, and raw ma- “ It was recommended that machinery per cent. In all instances where this ex- terials. be thoroughly overhauled, shock rows cessive waste was detected, our thrasher- “ ‘ Second, to accompli.sh this, raked, thrashing-machine adjustment and men’s assistants were able to assist in the there shall be constituted at Paris a clean up more carefully executed, and adjustment and regulation of the ma- supreme economic council to deal tight-bottom bundle wagons used in haul- chine, bringing the waste within the one- Avith such matters for the period of ing the grain to the machine. Priority fourth of 1 per cent average, thus actually the armistice. The council shall ab- in fuel for thrashers’ engines, the Depart- demonstrating a saving of 14 per cent of sorb or replace all such other exist- ment of Labor’s cooperation in the dis- the machine’s output on 25 per cent of ing interallied bodieJf, and their tribution of expert operators and the the machines visited in the blanket-test powers, as it may determine from American Railway Express service in the campaign.” time to time. The economic council prompt delivery of repair parts and sup- The Blanket Test. shall consist of not more than five plies were invited and secured. Forty- The “ blanket test ” which Capt. He- repre.sentatives of each interested five manufacturers of thrashing ma- Government. chinery offered to cooperate, resulting in quembourg mentions was a device by “ ‘ Third, there shall be added to their national association’s resolution of which farmers could determine the effi- hired. the present international permanent April G, which brought forth gratis .ciency of the thrashing machine they to any armistice committee two civilian thrasher the repair The test was made by directing the straw and machinery ad- representatives of each Government, justment service of their mechanical ex- blower against a blanket, sheet, or can- who shall consult with the allied high perts to augment the corps of prac- vas during the time the weighing device 30 command, but who may report direct tical thrasherman’s assistants, which tripped five times, recorded 2^ bushels. was to the supreme economic council.’ assembled during May instructed If over 1 pint of wheat were winnowed and by “ The next meeting will take place the grain thrashing division at Indian- from the straw on the canvas, bad work on Monday at 3 p. m.” apoli.s. This service functioned through was indicated. One and one-half pints indicates a loss of per cent. If the State food administrator and county 1 over POST OFFICE FRAUD ORDER. thrashing committees to the thraslier- 3 pints were found—which means a 2 men.” per cent loss—reasonable time was given Office of the,P. M. Gener.al, to correct the bad operation and a sec- Washington, February 6, 1919. Summai’y of Savings. ond test was made. If improvement were Order No. 2744 has this day been is- In his summary of savings accom- not secured, the farmer was advised to sued against Dr. W. B. Browning, at plished, Capt. Hequembourg says take stops through the county thrash- Seneca, S. C. “ The Federal food admini.strators re- ing committee to di.scontinue operations A. S. Burleson, port cleaner and more careful thrashing until the avoidable waste was corrected. Postmaster Gaicral. : — :

4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919. fllfiittal 31. S’, lullrtm ADVISES HIGH FOOD PRODUCTION CANADIAN TRADE COMMISSION Putolislied Every Weeli Day, Except WHEN LOCAL FACTORS WARRANT IS ESTABLISHED AT OTTAWA Legal Holidays, Under Order of tlie President of tte United States and by Authority of Congress. Terribly devastated or disorganized The following communication has been conditions in much of Europe and the received by the State Department from omce: No. 8 Jaoltson Place, long time that will elapse before normal the secretary of the Canadian M'ar Mis- Wasliington. D. C. Tel. Main 5600. conditions can be restored must be taken sion with reference to the establishment Copies of The Official U. S. Bulletin will into consideration by the farmers of the at Ottawa by the Canadian Government be furnished without charge to every post office United States in arriving at a basis of of a Canadian trade commission for the In the United States (to be posted daily, for the benefit of the public, under order of the sound agricultural practice, says the purpose of facilitating trade relations “ Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- United States Department of Agriculture We desire to call your attention to the tive officers of the United States Government, in a circular. Crops and Live Stock Pro- fact that the Canadian Government has and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign Governments. Edwaed ,S. Bochester, Editor. duction in 1919, just issued from the office established a Canadian Trade Commis- of the Secretary. sion at Ottawa for the purpose of facili- BATES BY HAIL. Conditions Not Fully Realized. tating trade relations with other coun- One year $5. 00 tries. The chairman of this commission. The world does not yet realize, it is Six months H 00 Sir Charles B. Gordon, will continue to One year, postage prepaid to stated, how stricken are the European foreign countries 8. 00 act as chairman of the British War Mis- Tinilvuaiiy countries and how long it will take them — gjj months, postage prepaid to sion, as he has done for the past two to recover to such an extent that they can foreign countries 4. 50 years, and will in consequence spend part Back numbers and extra make their former material contributions of his time at the office of the British War copies each . 05 to the world’s stock. Mission at Washington, D. C. The busi- Make alt checks, money orders, and drafts The Europejiii belligerents, exclusive of payable to The Official U. S. Bulletin. ness of the commission at Ottawa will in Turkey and the Balkan States, are esti- the meantime be carried on by Messrs. C. mated to have lost more than 7,000,(X)0 B. McNaught and H. AV. Thomson. men killed and more than 14,000,000 “ The Canadian Trade Commission will RED CROSS RELIEF ACTIVITIES wounded, many of them permanently in- he in close touch with the Canadian Mis- capacitated, and a burden of great num- sion in London, under Mr. Lloyd Harris, IN THE REGION OF ARCHANGEL bers of widows and orphans has been im- and will be very pleased to lend its as- posed. The destruction of property has sistance in any negotiations which may The American Red Cross issues the fol- been enormous. Industry has been dis- be carried on by Governments or citizens lowing cablegram, dated Archangel, Jan- rupted. Over all of central Europe there of other countries in regard to the pur- uary 31 has been a tremendous social upheaval chase of goods in Canada.” American fighting men on the various that will entail years of struggle before fronts in tiiis part of tlie world are regu- orderly processes are permanently re- larly receiving comforts and supplemen- stored. 'Idle war debt of all the belliger- Sale of Government- Owned tal supplies through the medium of the ents will range from .$175,000,000,000 to American Red Cross, which has estab- .$200,000,000,000, a per capita debt run- Three-Phase Transformers lished a continuous sled service between ning from .*S700 in Great Britain to .$200, its base at this point and the places in Italy. Bids will be opened at 40 a. m. March where the troops are stationed. Ice America’s Position Stronger, 5, 1919, for any or all of forty 3-phase breakers are keeping the harbor open so transformers 2300/2400/2500-200/210/220 In comparison with this, it is pointed that any additional supplies that may be volts, AVagner Electric Co., manufactur- out, the United States has issued from needed will Imve no difficulty in reacliing ers, f. o. b. cars, located in zone sujiplv of- the war untouched and unhampered and this port. fice, St. Louis, Mo. .5-50 KYA. 5-25 KVA, with its relative industrial, financial, and Work of the Hospital. 10-15 KYA, 10-10 KVA, 10-5 KVA. Bid's social position stronger than it was five to he on special forms, which, witli par- years ago. In view of those things the The American Red Cro.ss hospital, ticulars, can be obtained upon application Department of Agriculture believes there equipped in tlie most complete manner, to AVar Department. Snrifius Property Di- is no need for alarm as to the ability of is doing splendid work, the American vision. Munitions Building, AA’ashington, the United States to hold its due place in Army medical authorities and the Red D. C. Refer to S. P. D. No. 324 ME. C'ross workers cooperating in its inanage- the trade of the world and especially as inent to the fullest extent. to the ability of agriculture to maintain tVord has .just been received from a its position. farms to the condition in wliich they were delegation of Red Cross workers in Farm Crop Acreage in United States. prior to the strain of war, but the depart- charge of Maj. C. T. AVilliams, of Balti- of crops that will be The acreage farm ment urges other practices which, if more more, head of the Red Ci'oss commission [ilanted in 1919 is problematical. The generally adopted, would improve the ag- to Arcliangel, which left here two weeks Department of Agriculture believes that, riculture of the country over prewar con- ago to relieve tlie distress in the villages beyond doubt, the spirit of patriotism and ditions. these :ire guarding bordering on the White Sea. They trav- Among general war conditions were responsible against preventable jilant diseases by seed eled the 350 miles from Archangel to Kem for the large acreage in 1918. The fact treatment for cereals and potfitoes and by sled, the rest of the journey to Mur- that the stability of prices for farm prod- spraying for potatoes and fruits ; the har- mansk lieing made by rail. ucts will be more or less in doubt will vesting of fruits and vegetables before The iiack train of 10 .sleds carried medi- influence the planting program for 1919, exposure to frost the exercise of care in cine, milk, food, and other supplies to the ; it is thought. handling to avoid bruising; sorting tore- natives of this isolated part of the dis- It is pointed out, however, that the pop- move diseased and injured specimens be- trict, many of whom have been without ulation of the United States lias increased fore decay can spread storage under con- proper nouri.shment for two years. Maj. ; during the war, that European markets ditions that will prevent the development Williams has sent back word that some for are opening up American products, of storage rots; continued organized ef- of the ca.ses encountered were too pa- that a considerable demand from Europe forts for the prevention and control of thetic to describe. The gratitude of the for foodstuffs will continue for a year or animal di.seases as hog cholera, tu- people was overwhelming. such more, and that, in view of these facts, berculosis, contagious abortion, douriue American farms should maintain as high and tick fever; and the eradication of NAMED ASSISTANT DIRECTOR. production as local economic conditions predatory animals and rodents. and sound individual farm practice will U. S. Railkoau Admixistiiatiox, The continued active assistance of the permit. Division oi' Accounting, Department of Agriculture in solving Under stress of war-time conditions, it is pledged. WasJiiityton, February 1, 1919. these problems is said, much grass land was devoted to Accounting Circular No. 72. grain which should now be restored as $5,000,000 CREDIT TO ROUMANIA. Effective this date, Mr. D. E. Brown, jiasture or meadow to the end that more heretofore manager of the accounting live stock may be kept, the supply of A credit of $5,000,000 has been estab- section, is appointed assistant director, humus in the soil restored, and general lished in favor of Roumania, making a division of accounting. fertility increased. total of $10,000,000 for Roumania and a C. A. Prouty, Director. All of this is in the way of restoring the total of .$8,678,157,8:30 for all the allies. ;

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES BRIEFLY TOLD

SENATE. Panama Canal the “ Roosevelt Canal.” ground that as no appropriation was car- The vote cast on the suffrage constitu- Senator Borah gave notice of his purpose ried it was not in order. This point was tional amendment Monday was within to move to set aside the rules so as to sustained. An appeal was immediately one of the required two-thirds. Advo- make germane his amendment to the made to the Committee on Rules to bring cates of the amendment annouucetl that rivers and harbors appropriation bill in a special rule making the provision no further efforts would be made to pass granting $50,000,000 for the resumption reported from the committee In order. the resolution this session but that the of work on reclamation projects in The Rules Committee this morning struggle to obtain favorable action in the AVestern States that were suspended dur- agreed to this special rule by a party next Congress would begin at once. The ing the war. vote, and it was submitted to the House vote on the resolution was cast as fol- Before the Agricultural Committee and di.scussion began upon it soon after Levy Mayer, counsel for Armour Co., convening. During the discussion yes- lows : & stated that regulation of the meat pack- terday afternoon Majority Leader For the amendment ing industry by a commission appointed Kitchiu announced that as soon as the Democrats — Ashurst, Culberson, Gerry, by the President, representative the bill is signed Presi- Gore, Henderson, Johnson (S. Dak.), Jones (N. of war revenue by the Mex.), Kendrick, Kirby, Lewis, McKellar, My- producers, packers, and consumers, would dent ho will introduce a separate resolu- ers, Nugent, Pittman, Pollock, Ransdell, Rob- be agreeable to the five big packers. The tion to repeal the so-called luxury taxes inson, Shafroth, Sheppard, Smith (Ariz.), Thoma-s, Thomp.son, Vardaman, and Walsh, 24. Commerce Committee adopted a resolu- on articles of wearing apparel. Republicans—Caider, Colt, Cummin.s, Cur- tion calling upon various Government In a communication to Chairman tis, Fernald, France, Frelinghuysen, Gronna, departments having information upon Kitchin, of the Ways and Commit- Harding, Johnson (Cal.), Jones (Wash.), Kel- Means the subject to supply information rela- logg, Kenyon, La Follette, Lenroot, McCumber, tee, Secretary Glass asked for Immediate McNary, Nelson, New, Norris, Page, Poindex- tive to the pre.sent supply of fuel oil and legislation authorizing tlie floating of the ter, Sherman, Smith (Mich.), Smoot, Spencer, especially the effect of Mexican restric- Victory Liberty Loan this srn-ing. The Sterling, Sutherland, Townsend, Warren, and tions upon the output oil in Watson, 31. Total for the amendment, 55. of that bill for the .support of the military estab- country. Against the amendment lishment was reported . b.v the Rlilltary Committee. It carries a total of $1,117,- Democrats—Bankhead, Beckham, Fletcher, Gay, Hardwick, Hitchcock, Martin. (Va.), HOUSE. 289,400, and provides for a temporary es- Overman, Pomerone, Saulsbury, Simmons, During consideration of the naval ap- tablishment of 27,579 oflicers and 509,909 Smith (Ga.), Smith (S. C.), Swanson, Tram- propriation bill yesterday afternoon Dli- enlisted In of its essential mel, Underwood, William.?, and Wolcott, 18. men. many Republicans — Baird, Borah, Brandegee, nority Leader Maun made a point of particulars the bill differs from that in- Dillingham, Hale, Lodge, SIcLean, Moses, Pen- order against the provision for a new dorsed by the Secretary and officials of rose, Wadsworth, and Weeks, 11. Total three-year building the Department. against the amendment. 20. program on the War It was announced tlrat the absentee Sena- tor.? were paired in the following order : Cham- berlain. for, and Martin, (Ky.), for, with Reed, being decorated with the croix de guerre. Brig. against Goff, for, and Owen, for, with ; Gen. Wendell C. Neville. United St.ates Marine Shields, again.st Hollis, for King, for, ; and Corps, pinning on the medal. Leutesdorf, Ger- with Knox, against Phelan, for and Pall, for, War Pictures Released ; many, .ianuary 4, 1919 with Smith, (Md.), against. By the General Staff 50771. With the American Army of Occu- The deficiency bill which provides for pation. At the extreme advance of the Ameri- can Army of Occupation in Germany beyond a reduction of .$15,000,000,000 in direct the Rhino, sentries vigilantly guard the line appropriations and contract authoriza- The following United States official defined as the American Bridgehead Boundary. tions for militarj' supplies was passetl by photo.graphs are released by the His- This s«>ne from Mosetburg, nearly 19 miles northeast of Coblenz, is characteristic. The the Senate and now goes to conference. torical Branch, War Plans Division, Gen- sentries are doughboys of the Twenty-eighth The bill also provided for .$295,000,000 of eral Staff. Prints may be obtained at infantry. First Division. deficiencies almost entirely for the Army 25 cents each from the Photographic Sec- 50773. With the American Army of Occupa- tion in Germany. The colors of the Sixth and Navy. Consideration of the confer- tion, Signal Coi’ps, Eighteenth Street and United States Marines (Second Division), ence report on the war revenue bill be- Virginia Avenue NW., Washington, D. C. after a triumphant progress from the Marne gan this morning with no indications of phone. Branch 3783, Main 2570: to the Rhine, are decorated with the croix de guerre. Brig. Gen. Wendell C. Neville. United pi-otracted discussion. any Senator New, 19023. Closo-np of Brig. Gon. B. H. Poore, States Marine Corps, Is shown bestowing the of Indiana, introduced a resolution de- commandiug 7th Infantry Brigade, 4th Divi- decoration at Leutesdorf, Germany, north of sion, Cherry Chartreuvre, France, August 9, the 4 1919. signed to extend the time for filing in- Rhine. January , 1918. 50774. Joseph Grew, secretary and super- come taxes as provided by the war reve- 22209. Portrait of Brig. Gon. J. A. Shlpton, vising director of the American Commission to nue act from March 15 until April 15. 55th Brigade. F. A. Lucy, France, September Negotiate Peace. A flash-light portrait by the 1918. Senator Gore introduceil a joint resolu- 7, United States Signal Corps in the Hotel Cril- 22851. Brig. Gen. M. L. Walker, N. A., Di- lon, Paris, January 0, 1919. tion requiring the Secretary of Agricul- rector M. T. S., Rannes Barracks, Tour, 50775. With the American Army of Occupa- ture to conduct an annual investigation France, August 21, 1918. tion in Germany. An Indian head inside a 23957. Group of American officers. I eft star—such as appears stenciled upon the door of the production cost of live stock, to right, Maj. Gen. Bailey, J. C. comtnanJiug of the limousine at the right—is the identifi- wheat, cotton, corn, and other staple 81st Division Lieut. Col. C. and ; M. Dowell, head- cation mark of the American Second Division quarters, 0th Corp Brig. food products and report annually there- Army ; Gen. C. H. in the Army of Occupation in Germany. This

Barth, commanding 7th Division ; Co!. D. on. Senator Townsend, of Michigan, C. choice of emblem is highly gratifying to Miss Roberts, chief of staff, 81st Division. Tslanla, of Oklahoma, who appears in this stating that he was informed the agents 24357. Brig. Gen. D. S. Rockenback, chief snapshot from Neuwied, Germany, with Mrs. of the Department of .Justice were oper- of Tank Corps. G. II. Q., Chaumont, France, Hunting of the Y. M. C. A., and Maj. Gen. September 1918. ating in Michigan, presumably in con- 5, John A. Lejeune, commander of the division. 24354. Brig. Gen. Harry .1. Hatch, G. II. Q., Miss Tsiania is a singer and entertainer. nection with the Ford-Newberry sena- Chaumont. France, September 3. 1918. 50770. Ten now officers of the Le,gion of torial contest, introduced a resolution 26495. Ma,1. Gen. II. L. Rogers and group Honor and a Chevalier. A moment after Mar- of staff officers. Tours, Indre et Loire, calling upon the department for informa- shal Retain had decorated them with medals France, October 12, 1918. a photographer snapped this portrait of 10 tion. 27135. Several of the staff officers of the new officers of the Legion of Honor and a Nominations .sent to the Senate yes- 31st Division near the front, waiting for their new Chevalier. The ceremony was held in division to come over. Left to right, Maj. terday afternoon were as follows: .John the courtyard of American general headquar- Gen. Leroy S. Lyon, U. S. Army, commanding ters at Chaumont, for all recipients are Ameri- W. Troy, of Juneau, to be collector of 31st Division; Col. Kenyon, general staff; can officers. Left to right : Maj. Gen. Hanson Capt. E. R. Armsby, A. D. C., and Capt. Chas. customs at Juneau. Alaska; Malcolm A. E. Ely, United States Army ; Brig. Gen. Wen- E. McDowell, A. D. C., 31st Division, Chatel dell Neville, Uniterl States Franklin, of Columbus, Ga., to be col- C. Marine Corps; Chehery, Ardennes, France, October 17, 1918. Brig. Gen. Campbell K'ng, United States lector of customs at Honolulu. Registers 28378. Brig. Gen. Frank E. Bamt'ord, now Army ; Brig. Gen. V'. R. McCoy. United States C. O. of the 20th Division, +a'king to Col. Gen. L. of the land oHlce—Joseph T. Carruth, at Ai-my ; Brig. R. Holbrook, United D. K. Major, chief of staff, in front of the States Army : Col. Carl Boyd, United States Blackfoot, Idaho; Dallas G. We.vaud, advance headquarters dugout. 20th Division, Army ; Col. Robert A. Brown, Unite

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Conditions of New Victory Bond Issue AMERICANS IN FRENCH ARMY MAY APPLY FOR DISCHARGES Discussed in Letter by Secretary Glass Note from Minister of War at Outlining Draft of DesiredLegislation Paris Cabled to the War Department. The Secretary of the Treasury author- that be done, America has before her a izes the following: new period of great and growing pros- perity. I even sanguine enough to A cablegram dispatch AA^ar AVashington, D. C., am to the De- believe that it is within the range of the partment says: February 10, 1919. possible that so much may have been “ Relative to the discharge of foreign- Dear Mr. Kitchin : accomplished on the lines above indicated ers, including Americans, enlisted in the Now that the revenue bill has passed before the expiration of two months from French Army for the duration of the war, the House I desire, in accordance with now that the whole whole situation will the following note has received the intimation contained in my letter of been from have been changed and that we may look the Minister of AVar January 1.5 to you and my talk with you forward to the successful issue of the “ Foreigners who enlisted voluntarily and Mr. Fordney, to ask the attention of A^ictory Liberty loan on terms which to- for the duration of the war and the AVays and Means Committee to the who re- day would seem quite impossible. quest discharge are now authorized necessity of the immediate enactment of to apply for their immediate return to their legislation amending the Liberty Bond Technique of Bond Selling. homes. The head of the corps or depart- acts so as to make possible the funding Furthermore, merely as a matter of ment under whose orders they are, will by a A'ictory Liberty loan in the spring the technique of bond selling, it would take immediate action on these requests. of the floating debt which has been in- be a fatal mistake to fix the terms of The soldiers will be ordered to the Army curred and will be incurred up to that the loan so long in advance of the offer- depot in the district in which they desire time. The A’ictory Liberty loan could not ing. The issue would become stale and to reside, and their discharges will be be issued successfully, now that hostili- its attractions would have been dis- given them by the commandant of each ties have ceased, within the limitations counted long before the loan campaign such depot. Those who wish to go abroad imposed by the existing laws. begins. It will remembered that the be will be directed to the depot they may Terms of the Bonds. second Liberty bond act was approved choose.’' as late as September 24, and the bonds After most careful consideration of the %vere offered on October 1, 1917 ; that the matter and after receiving and consider- third Liberty bond act was approved Transports Change Course; ing the views of bankers. Liberty loan April 4 and the bonds offered on April 6, workers, and others whose views are 1918; and that the supplement to the Will Arrive at New York most entitled to consideration, very re- fourth Liberty bond act was approved luctantly 1 am constrained to say that I September 24 and the bonds offered on The AVar Department authorizes the wi.sely in Febru- can not determine now September 28, 1918. following ary the terms of the bonds or other obli- Greater Latitude Desired. The transport Regina, which gations which it would be wise to offer sailed from Brest February 3 and was due at for subscription in April, when the Liberty Therefore, and in view of the early Boston February 12, has changed its loan campaign should probably begin. At expiration of the life of the pre.sent Con- course and will arrive at New York. the moment we are in a period of read- gress and the apparent impossibility of The battleship Kansas, which sailed justment. To the slackening of industrial conventing and organizing the new Con- from Brest, February 5 and was due at and commercial activity incident to the gress in time to enact further bond legis- Newport News February 16, has changed termination of active warfare has been lation before the Victory Liberty loan its course and will arrive at New York. added the usual dullness of the winter campaign begins, I reluctantly ask season. The neces.sary and desirable con- greater latitude in the exerci.se of a traction of our credit structure has begun sound discretion as to the terms of the and will be greatly facilitated by the en- Victory Liberty loan than has been con- and notes; (7) exempt from income sur- actment of approjtriate legislation to per- ferred by the Congress in respect to pre- taxes and profits taxes all issues of Lib- mit the liquidation of claims arising un- vious loans. I should be only too glad erty bonds and bonds of the AVar Finance der informal army contracts. Steps have to have the Congress share with me the Corporation held abroad; (8) extend the been taken to break the deadlock which responsibility of this extraordinarily period for conversion of 4 per cent Liberty had arisen growing out of the mainte- difficult determination, but, believing bonds on the lines suggested in my letter nance, nominally, at least, of war prices of January 15 to you create that it would be a grave mistake to ; (9) a 2J per in certain basic industries. reach a final determination at this time, cent cumulative sinking fund for the re- tirement of the war debt; continue Prices of Foodstuffs. I must ask authority to deal with the (10) matter as the situation may develop. the existing authority for the purchase of Upon the enactment of appropriate obligations of foreign Governments after legislation to enable the Food Adminis- Draft of Bill Submitted. the termination of the war in accordance tration to protect the guaranties given Holding these views, I have ventured with the views expressed by Secretary by the United States, I am hopeful that to have prepared, and I. submit to you BIcAdoo by letter and in his testimony it will prove possible to restore the oper- herewith, a draft of a bill to amend the before the AVays and Means Committee; ation of the law of supply and demand Liberty bond acts and for other purposes. and (11) extend the authority of the with re.spect to foodstuffs with, as I be- This bill would (1) increase the author- AAtar Finance Corporation so as to per- lieve. a consequent reduction in the cost ized issue of bonds from $20,000,000,000 mit it to make loans ta aid of our com- of living. A period of rising prices and to $25,000,000,000; (2) remove the lim- merce, thus supplemennng the aid^which of intense industrial activity such as we itation as to interest rate so far as re- may be given by the Treasury on’direct have experienced during tlie past four gards bonds maturing not more than 10 loans to foreign Governments and in a years is always a period of great ap- years from the date of issue; (3) au- measure relieving the Treasury of de- parent prosperity, and a period of fall- thorize the issue of not to exceed $10.- mands for such loans. ing prices and of the contraction of 000.000,000 of interest-bearing, non- I am sure that your committee will credits is always a period of depression. circulating notes having maturities from wish to discuss all of these matters fully The retardation of the process of read- one to five years; (4) authorize the issue with me and I shall not burden you at justment by artificial means can only of bo;ids and notes payable at a pre- this time with a fuller statement of my increase the evils inherent in the situa- mium; (5) exempt war-savings certifi- views concerning them. tion. Buying will not begin and activity cates from income surtaxes; (6) confer I am sending a copy of this letter to will not set in until the community at authority upon the Secretary of the Senator Simmons. large is satisfied that prices have reached Treasury to determine the exemptions Very truly, yours, bedrock. I am very hopeful that meas- from taxation in respect to future issues Caeter Glass. ures now under discussion may result in of bonds and notes and to enlarge the Hon. Claude Kitchin, the rapid acceleration of the readjust- exemptions of existing Liberty bonds in House of Representatives, ment aud I am firmly convinced that if the hands of subscribers for new bonds Washington, D. C. :: ; : ; : —— — ——— —

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List of Transports and Army Units CIVIL SERVICE COMPETITIVE Sailing From France for United States EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED The United States Civil Sendee Com- The War Department authorizes publi- Other casuals.—Three enlisted men, 1 nurse, 12 civilians. mission announces open competitive ex- cation of the following information : Casual detachment. Now Y’ork, 1 officer, 5 aminations as follows: Tlie transport Canopic sailed from men.

Medical detachment for duty, 7 officers, 10 Treasur.v Department : Brest February 8 and is due to arrive at men. Internal-Revenue Service Kew York February 17 with the following Brest Convalescent Detachments Nos. 44 to Traveling auditor,* $1,800 to $4,500 troops 50, inclusive. 750 men. a year. Included in th(* above are sick and wounded Resident auditor,* $1,800 to $4,500 One hunclrod and sixty-second Infantry, classified as follows : B< dridden, 38 men Machine- ; a .year. Fl<‘ld and Staff, Headquarters and tubercular and oihers requiring isolation, G Office of the Supervising Architect Gun Company, Medical Detachment, Com- men mental, ; 30 men ; requiring no special Mechanical en.gineer, March 11, B. detachment of panies A, and C, and Com- attention, G82 men. Included in the above is $2,000 a year. pany D, Camp Dlx, 34 ofBccrs, 1,201 men. Brig. Gen. Albert II. B. Landing, commanding Department of the Interior : One hundred and seventy-three casual offi- 184th Infantry Brigade. Also 2 naval offi Service, Indian SiTvlce cers, classified as follows : Air 99 cers and 30 naval enlisted men. Warfare Oil gauger,* March 25, $1,200 to Coast Artillery Corps, 1 ; Chemical $1,800 a .year. 2 : Engineers, Infantry, ; Medical, The transport sailed Service 4 ; 9 Northland from

: 14 : Military Police, Motor Transport Department of Agriculture 1 ; Brest February 8 and is due to arrive at Corps, 2 Ordnance, 9 ; Quartermaster, 10 Elevator machinist,* March 4, $900 a ; New Y'ork February 19 with the follow- Signal Corps. 15 : chaplains, 2 ; .ludge Advo- year. cate, 1 ; Adjutant General, 2 ; unknown, 1 ; ing troops Bureau of Animal Industr.v Army Service Corps, 1. Dairy husbandman,* Fehruar.v 25, Second Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Bat- $2,500 year. Other casuals.—Civilians, 8 ; enlisted men, $1,800 to a talion, Camp Upton. 27 officers, 598 men. 2 ; Army field clerk. 1. Bureau of I'lant Industry Also 22 naval officers and 2 civilian Navy Three hundred and fifty-first Field Artillery, A.ssistant superintendent of drug and employees. Thiid Battalion Headquarters Detachment. oil plant station, March 12, $1,200 Medical Detachment. Ordnance Detachment, to $1,500 a .year. The transport Rotterdam sailed from Batteries E and F (colored). Camp Meade, 43 Weather Bureau Brest February 7, and is due to arrive at officers, 440 men. Observer and meteorologist, March Casual Company No. York. 59 men. New York February IG, with the follow- 252, New 12. $1,2G0 to $1,800 a year. Detachment Company D, lG2d Infantry, ing troops: Post Office D:’partm('nt : Camp Dix. 1 officer, 99 men. Railway Mail Service thirty officers, Three hundred and sixty-seventy Infantry Two hundred and casual Railway mail clerk, March 15, $1,100 classified as follows : Air Service, Coast F!(dd and Staff, Headquarters Company, Medi- 132 ; a year. .A.rtillery, Field Artillery, Cavalry, cal detachment. Headquarters troop. Com- 7 : 4 ; 1 ; National Museum : panies G, I, K, L, and Colored, Chemical Warfare Service, 5 ; Engineers, 4 M— Camp Aid, Division of Reptiles. March 12, $1,- Meade, 51 officers, 1,484 men. Infantr.v, 14; Mai'ine Corps, 1; Medical, 22; 200 a year. Ordnance, 10 : Quartermaster, Signals, Didachmrnt Company D, lG2d Infantry, 1 ; 10 ; Police, : Camp Dix, 1 officer, 50 men. unknown, 4 ; Military 1 ; Motor Trans- St. Elizabeths Hospital

port Corps, ; other casuals, G ex-officers, Medical interne, March 12. April 9. and Ninety-second Division Headquarters, Camp 8 ; field clerks, (ciTillans). 7, .year. Meade, 41 officers, 85 men. 6 army field clerk.s. 3 ; 47 May $900 a Ninety-second Division Headquarters Troop, Dental interne, March 12, April 9, and colorwl. Camp Meade, 3 officers, 118 men. May 7. $600 a year. Cement Mill Company No. 8, Camp Dix, 2 Epidemic of Typhus Interstate Commerce Commission : officers, 37 men. Accounting and statistical clerk. March Evacuation Hospital No, 5, New York, 22 At Belgrade, Serbia 12. April 9. and May 7, $1,200 to $1,- officers, 272 men. G20 a year. Two hundred and ninety casual officers, Senior land appi'aiser.* $1,800 to $2,700 classified as follows : Air Service, Coast year. 128 ; A Belgrade (Serbia) dispatch to the a

Artillery Corps, Fiedd Artillery, 4 ; Chemi- Junior land apprai.ser,* $900 to $1,500 a 5 ; State Department states that typhus has cal Warfare Service, 5 ; Engineers, 0 ; Infantry, year broken out in the Serbian capital, espe- 12 : , 2 : Medical, 70 ; Motor Trans- General service : port Corps, 4 : Ordnance, 21 ; Quartermaster, cially among the Czech prisoners of war Uerk-translator. March 12-1.3. April 9-10, 4 : Signals, 19 Adjutant General, Inspec- ; 3 ; collected there preparatory to repatri- and May 7-8, $1,200 to $1,800 n year. tor G< neral, ; General Staff, 2 2 ; Embarkation Calculating-machine operator, February Service, 1 Transportation Corps, ation, and among the Serbian soldiers ar- ; 1 ; Un- 26, March 19, and April 23, $900 to known, 1. riving from the south. The United States $1,200 a year. Other casuals ; 7 enlisted men, 2 ex-officers, Sanitary Corps, under Capt. Stewart, a.s- Multigraph and writer-press operator, 1 field clerk, 79 civilians. February 20, March 19, and April 23, sisted t)y British sanitary officer, Brest Convalescent detachments Nos. 44 a are $1,000 to $1,200 a year. and 4.5, 172 officers. aiding the Serbian Goveimment in check- Operative. Februarv 26. March 19, and Included in the above sick and wounded, are ing the spread of the epidemic. April 2.3. $720 to $1,000 n vear. classified as follows : Requiring no special at- Statistical clerk, Februarv 26. March 19, tention 172 officers. and April 23, $900 to $1,400 a year. Included in the above are Brig. Gen. Edward Burr. Casual Engineers, and Brig. Gen. .Tames 25 Hostages Imprisoned The asterisk (*) indicates examina- B. Erwin, commanding 92d Division, also 13 tions in wliicli the rating is determined French enlisted men. At Ufa, Russia, Released from information concerning education, The crui.ser St. Louis sailed from Brest training, experience, etc., competitors not February 8 and is due to arrive at New The Department of State has been ad- being required to report at any place for York February 20 with following the vised by Vice Consul Palmer at Novonico- examination. troops laevsk, Russia, that he has been officially Full information and application blanks One hundred and sixty-flrst Infantry, Com- informed that the 21 hostages imprisoned may be obtained by addressing the panies E, F, and G, Camp Dlx, 19 officers and 9CS men. at Ufa by the Committee of the Constitu- United States Civil Service Commission Casual Company No. 249, New York, 1 offi- ent Assembly on November 29 last, have at Wasliington, D. C., or tlie civil service cer. 25 men. .subsequently been released by the same district secretary at Boston, New York, Casual Company No. 906, Fennsylvania, 3 officers, 151 men. committee. Philadelplua, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Chi- • 'asual Company No. 909, Ohio, 2 officers, cago, St. Paul, St. I.onis, New Orleans, 149 men. Seattle, or San Francisco. Twenty casual officers, classified as follows; SUPERCARGO POSITIONS FILLED. Air Service, 10; Field Artillery. 1; Infantry, Medical, Ordnance, The United Stfites Shipping Board an- 3 ; 4 ; 1 ; unknown, 1. The transport President Grant sailed nounced yesterday (Monday) that the positions of supercargoes have all been from Brest February 8 and is due to ar- Export Trade Reports rive at Newport News February 21 with hik'd, and within the last month 8,100 ap- the following troops: plications have lieen received. Filed with Comtaission One hundred and eighty-fourth Infantry laeut. J. Frew Hall, Director of Edu- Brigade Headquarters, Camp Meade, G officers, cation, Personnel Division of the Division 20 men. of Operations, said that the supercargo- One hundred and sixty-fourth Infantry, com- The following or.ganizations have* filed school hlled for months in pl< te. Camp Dix, 91 officers, 3,359 men. was advance with the Federal Trade Commission, Ex- One hundred and sixty-second Infantry Sup- and that no more applications will be con- port Division, the iiapi'rs descriliod lielow ply Company and Company K, Camp Dix, 9 sidered for some time. officers, 377 men. under tlie provisions of the Webb Export The Shipjiing Board has been successful Sevent.y-six casual officers classified as fol- Trade Act lows : .\ir S(‘i'vice, Field .\rtillery, in obtaining men of sea experience and 7 ; 1 ; Cavalry, 1; Engineers, 4; Infanlry, 2; Medi- unusual commercial trainin.g, who are On February 10, 1919.

cal. 50: Motor Transport Corps. 1 ; Ordnance, now being trained to act as supercargoes, The United States Handle Export Co., 3 ; Quartermaster, 4 ; General Staff, 1 ; Trans-

portation, 1 ; unknown, 1. according to Lieut. Hall. Piqna, Ohio. (First report.) : :

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NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES OF SIAM PASS $20,000,000,000 MARK AND THE KINGDOM’S PART IN THE WAR FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY Vice Consul Carl C. Hausen, at Bang- The American mission schools have The Comptroller of the Currency au- kok, Siam, says in his annual report been doing a splendid work in the educa- thorizes the following: tion of Siam’s youth and are now crowded dated September 2, 1918 with students. Two of the-se mi.ssion For the first time in their liistory the The most important event of last year resources of our national banks at the schools, the Christian College at Bangkok, was Siam's severing relations with Ger- and the Prince Royal College at Chieng- last CtUll, December 1918, passed the 31, many and Austria-Hungary and joining twenty-billion dollar mark and amounted mai are famous throughout the Kingdom in the war against them on the side of the for to 820,042,224,000. This is an increase the excellency of their educational allies and of the United States. The de- of 8220,820,000 over the precei .ng call of work. portation of enemy subjects living in November 1918, and an advance as Public Health and IVelfare. 1, Siam and the winding up of their exten- compared Mdth December 31, 1917, of sive business interests was carried out Public health and welfare has been ad- 81.968.916.000. during the year. vanced during the year by extending the These extraordinary figures tell us that The young men of the Kingdom volun- operation of sanitary regulations to sev- the total resources of the national banks teered in large numbers for service in the eral towns in the Provinces. Two Ameri- of the United States have more than Siam expeditionary force, which has now can doctors are now in the Siamese sani- doubled since .Tanuai’y 7, 1911, when they landed in France, and the people of Siam tary service. Dr. M. E. Barnes, of the amounted to only 89,820,483,000, the in- by their generous contributions toward international health board of the Rocke- crea.se in eight years having been $10,- the expense in fitting out this force, and feller Foundation, has succe.ssfully con- 221.741.000. his in by their ready support of all war chari- tinued work cooperation with the Comparative Statement. ties, have indicated their adherence to the Siamese health office for the eradication The following figures give a compari- cause of justice and right. and control of hookworm. The American son between the statements of November medical men serving in the mission hos- Progress in Education. pitals the 1, 1918, and December 31, 1918: throughout country have worked Deposits aggrcgateil 815,423,081,000, Progress has been made in the educa- earnestly during the year in the relief of an increase of 8371,608,000 over the tion of girls by opening schools for women suffering, and the Siamese people at every greatest deposits ever previously reached. teachers, the system of .secondary educa- opportunity show their high appreciation Of the increase in deposits, 8101,356.000 tion has been remodeled so that Siamese of these acts of good will on the part of students now may be admitted without the American people. The work for the was represented by time deposits ; the re- mainder of the increase was in amount preliminary entrance examinations into relief of lepers, which was .started some due to banks and bankers. Demand de- many of the univereities of the United years ago by Dr. .T. W. McKean, of the posits .showed a slight reduction. States and England, and the colleges in American mission in northern Siam, has Loans and discounts December 31, 1918, Bangkok have also been amalgamated and been appreciated by the Siame.se Govern- amounted to 89,918,294,000, a reduction constituted a university so as to provide ment, and contributions toward the run- as compared with November 1, 1918, of Instruction in the higher branches of ning expenses have been made during the 8178.646.000. The percentage of loans education. year. and discounts to deposits November 1, 1918, was 67.08 per cent, and on Decem- bei' 31, 1918, these had been reduced to United States certificates of indebtedness 04.31 per cent. on December 31, 1918, amounting to JOY RIDES IN ARMY AIRPLANES Bills payable and rediscounts on De- $982,125,000. cember 31, 1918, were 81-380,835,000, a On December 31, 1918, the national BY CIVILIANS NOT PERMITTED reduction as compared with November 1, banks reported that the amount of money 1918, of 8186,156,000. loaned by them on the .security of Liberty The Director of Military Aeronautics Of the 81-380,835,000 of bills payalile bonds was $1,020,436,000, and the amount has announced that civilians will not be and rediscounts outstanding December of money loaned by them on the security permitted to make flights or take joy 31. 1918, $817,204,000 were bills payable of certificates of indebtedne.ss was $36,- rides in Army airplanes without authority from the Secretary of War. Paragraph with the Federal reserve banks ; $01,- 607.000. 504,000 were bills payable v.'ith other The reports show that the amount of 1586 Army Regulations provides that than Federal reserve banks, while the lia- Liberty bonds of all four issues owned by “Flights in Air Service equipment for bility for rediscounts due Federal reserve national banks in the central re.serve other than training or war purposes will banks and others amounted to $502,- cities—New York, Chicago, and St. be made only upon the express authority

007.000. Loui.s—was $172,010,000 ; in other reserve of the Chief of Air Service, and no per- Bonds and Certificates. cities, $2,50,707,000; and by the country son in the military service is authorized banks, $532,012,000. following United States bonds, including Liberty to permit other than the to be carried as passengers in such equipment: bonds and United States certificates of Certificates of Indebtedness. Heads of executive and judicial branches indebtedness, held December 31, 1918, Of the United States certificates of of the Government, members of the Sen- amounted to $2,949,878,000, a reduction indebtedness held by the national banks, ate and House of Representatives, officers since November 1, 1918, of $200,434,000. $358,532,000 were owned by the national and enlisted men in the Army, Navy, and Other bonds, .securities, etc., on Decem- banks of the three central reserve cities, Marine Cori>s, and members and em- ber 31, 1918, amounted to $1,683,071,000, $266,419,000 by national banks in other ploye!^ of the Air Service.” an increase of ,$22,606,000. reserve cities, and by the country banks Gen! Kenly directs that no exceptions Capital, surplus, and undivided profits .$357,174,000. will be made to the above regulation by of national banks on December 31, 1918, Of the money loaned by the national the Division of Military Aeronautics. amounted to $2,293,613,000. banks on Liberty bonds, the national Civilians who de.sire to take trips must The circulation of national banks De- banks of the three central reserve cities first get authority from the Secretary of 1918, was .$670,827,000, an in- national banks cember 31, were loaning .$423,677,000 ; War before jn-esenting them.selves to the crease of $1,129,000 as compared with in other reserve cities were loaning commanding officers of flying fields or the November 1, 1918, and an increase of $345,943,000; while the country banks Division of Military Aeronautics with re- $2,573,000 as compared with the same were loaning on Liberty bonds $250,- quests for flights. Applications for flights date of previous year. 816.000. will not be forwarded to the Secretary of The amount of Liberty bonds of the Of the .$.36,607,000 which was being War through the Division of Military first, .second, third, and fourth loans loaned on United States certificates of Aeronautics. owned by national banks on December indebtedness, the central re.serve citi(>s 31. 1918, was reported at $9.55 935,000, were loaning $13,875,000; national banks or 5.62 per cent of the $17,000,000,000 in other reserve cities were loaning $20,- Liberty natidnal banks owned by national banks, only $36,589,000 bonds placed. 249,000 ; while the country In addition to the Liberty bonds, the were loaning $2,543,000. were the 3J per cent bonds of the first national banks reported holdings of Of the $955,935,000 Liberty bonds issue. :

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LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

Stephen, jr. SECTION 1, FEBaUARY 11, 1919. BEEMER. Dean D. Orville D. Beemer, 1843 OTTON, Stephen Otton, sr., 36 North Twenty-sixth Street, Lincoln, Nebr. Ilopkinson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TIio following casualties are reported BLADES, Oscar Marion. Mrs. Charles OVERTON, Walter E. Mrs. Elizabeth Over- Lavine, North Creede, Colo. ton, 887 West Main Street, Waterbury, by the commanding general of the Ameri- BLOSCHOGK. John. Mrs. Mary Bloschogk, Conn. can Expeditionary Forces: Mainville, I’a. PELGRINO, Julius. Jim Pelgrino, 14505 BRADLEY, Willie D. Mrs. D. W. Bradley, W'est Sycamore Street ,SE., Canton, Ohio. Wounded severely 97 R. F. D. No. 5, Kershaw, S. C. PETER.SON, William P. Peter L. Peterson, Missing in action 1 BROWN, Harlan W. Mrs. Lizzie Brown, R. Renton, W'ash. P. P. No. 3, box 42, Stonewall, Okla. PICKERING, Frank M. B. P. Pickering, 28 BROWN, James J. Mrs. Rose Brown, 3453 Pairniount Street, Salem, Mass. Total 98 Prairie Avenue, Chicago. 111. PICKETT. Frank D. Mrs. Margaret Pickett, GALABRI, Antonio. Dominick Calabri, I.an Richmondville, N. Y. Lagonadi Proving.gia Di, Reggio, Italy. RECTOR, Luther E. Sims Rector, Brother- Wounded Severely. CALHOUN, Bernard H. Adam D. Calhoun, ton, Tenn. Ruffin, N. C. YOUNG, Robert. Miss Max’garet Young, 5581 CAPTAINS. CLARK, Jonah F. Mrs. Maggie Clark, Clover- I.Kwtou Avenue, Oakland, Cal. C.ARD, Leo tV. Mrs. Dinmia Dutton, 1855 top, Pa. YOUNG, Theodore M. Mrs. Emily B. Young, Davis Street. Elmira, N. Y. COLUCCIO, Vincenzo. Tony Coluccio, 7417 1214 Nelson -Avenue, New York, N, Y. GItAY. Ralph W. Miss Hope Gray, 7 Mount Carrie Street, Swissvale, Pa. YOUNGKEN, Ralph J. Mrs. Maude Youngken, Vernon Place, Boston, Mass. COOPER, Robert M. D. M. Cooper, R. F. D. Santa I’aula. Cal. SISSON, Charles N. Mrs. W. A. Sisson, .Jack- 2, Jacksonville, 111. ZALEWSKI, Stanislaw. Stanley Colinski, sonville, Ala. CRIBBINS, Lawrence .T. Mrs. Louise Crib- 2018 Lakeside Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. bins, 1809 Covert Street, Parkersburg, W. KELSO, Russel. Mrs. Alice Wixon, 705 East LIEUTENANTS. Va. California Street, Livingston, Mont. HARDY, Frank Y. Mrs. L. Y. Hardy, 204 DENNIS, Lawrence L. William A. Dennis, South West Street, Tipton, Ind. 465 North Fourth Street, Bast, Provo, Hissing in Action. HARRIS, Joseph G. Mrs. P. F. Harris, 58 Utah. I'UIVATE. Brainard Street, Mount Holly, N. J. DODSON, George R. Joseph H. Dodson, R. GENEROWS. Berdino. Mrs. Urselo Stabile HAY'ES, Jerome. Harley W. Ross, Arlington P. D. 3, Comanche, Tex. Street, Haverhill, Mass. DRINKARD, Sam. Mrs. Fannie Drinkard, Fuluigi, Coreno Ausouio, Province di Ca- MOCK, Samuel A. William Mock, Boonville, Armstrong, Mo. serta, Italy. Mo. FARMER, Marion A. Wiley Farmer, Belt, SEIGALL, Harry A. J. Seigall, 125 Home- Mont. SECTION FEERUAIIY 11, 1919. ’ stead Avenue, Hartford, Conn. FERESE, Raymond V. Mrs. Fortona Ferese, 2, 18 Sherman Street, Rochester, N. Y. SERGEANTS. Tlie following c.usualties ai'e reported PITTS, Rufus V,'. Mrs. Ella Morse, 651 Jones HATS, Guerney V. Felix G. Hays, Pleasan- Street, Petersburg, Va. by tbe commanding general of tlie Ameri- ton. Nebr. FITZOIBBON. John ,1. Mrs. Anna Fitzgibbon, can Expeditionary Forces HISSEM, Harold L. Sherman Ulssem, Lou- 449 West Seventeenth Street, New York, donville, Ohio. N. Y. Killed in action 5 KAFFMAN. Peter. Mrs. Reliecca Kaufman, FITZSIMMONS, .Tames. Mrs. Mary Fitzsim- Died from wounds 5 18G3 Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. mons, 276 South Ninth Street, Newark, N. J. Salano, Died from accident and other PiOSS, Leo L. Mrs. Orpha Boss, FLOYD, Eddie G. John F. Floyd, R. P. D. 2, N. Mex. Coward, S. C. causes 1 CORPORALS. FOSTER, Hal. Mrs. Laura II. Maronie, IVood- Died of disease 10 stock. Ga. DOWELL, Percy L. Reuben P. Dowell, Bar- Wounded severely 118 bersville, Va. GARDNER, Ilarlie B. Mrs. Mary A. Gardner, GOHDE, Daniel W. Mrs. W. Gohde, 178 Mustoe, Va. Doushan Street, St. Paul, Minn. GEIRLER. Fred .T. Mrs. Emma Geisler, 732 Total 139 GAVIAZDOWSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Gwiaz- Second Street, Menasha, Wis. dowski, 171 Lovejoy Street, Buffalo, N. Y. GENOZZI. Emilio. Mrs. Bena Gonozzi, Cas- tclleto, Italy. JONES, John E. Mrs. Kathleen E. Jones, Killed in Action. 022 Walnut Street, Roselle Park, N. J. GIBSON, Edward C. Jim W. Gibson, Midway^ Tex. LETTS, Carl W. Mrs. May tlaffiuer, Bal- PUIVATES. beek, Ind. GIBSON, Fred. Mrs. Edna Gibson, Potean, Okla. CARLETTLLO. Nick. Mrs. Minnie Summo, McCDLLOUGH, William J. William .T. Mc- Cullough, 6200 Elmwood Avenue, Philadel- GODDING. Ray C. Charley L. Godding, Cla- 1422 East Twelfth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. phia, Pa. rissa, Minn. CIIARLSON, Elmer E. Mrs. Elmer Cbarlson, GUESS, Arthur Lee. Mrs. W'arren -Ada. Minn. MOORE, Edward J. Mrs. T. J. Riley, 2413 John Eussel Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Guess, R. F. D. 1, Brookhaven, Mass. HANSON, Alfred B. .Tames Hanson, R. P. D. POLSTER, Prank B. John Polster, 43 Man- IIACHEY, Francis Xavier. James Phillip No. 2, Mountain Lake, Minn. llachey, IIOW'ELL, Edward I. hattan Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. 94 Front Street, Oldtown, Me. Miss Lois Carr, 12 SPAUSE, Edward Alfred. Mrs. Anna Dera- HARRISON, James A. H. Sv. Harrison, 610 East Main Street, Carrolton, Ohio. Center Street, OKT.AA'EC, Edward. Frank vin, 207 Stamper Street, Philadelphia, I‘a. South Manchester, Conn. Oktavec, Bed- HAWTHORNE, .Tames A. ,Tohn Hawthorne, ford, Ohio. BUGLER. 90 Albert Bridge Ro.ad, Belfast, Ireland. GORMAN, .John T. M. P. Gorman, Wheel- HAYNIE, Arctus C. Mrs Cora E. Haynie, Died from Wounds. wright, Mass. Pleeton, Va. I’KIVATES. HUNTER, John H. Mrs. Maggie Hunter, WAGONER. Thomas L. Ethel Or.on,gebnrg, S. C. BURNETT. Mrs Burnett, McEvoy, 3131 20.30 Rodman Street, Philadelphia. McEVOT, James. James Twen- JENSEN, Earl J. Louis C. Jensen, Grover, Pa. ty-sixth Street, San Francisco, Cal. W’yo. DIXON, Walter. Mrs. Fr.anels Dixon, 168 Street. Albany, PRIVATES. .TONES, John L. E. P. Jones, Indianola, Third N. Y. Iowa. McClellan. Charles J. Mrs. Nellie McClel- WORTHINGTON, Robert S. Mrs. Mary J. lan, 1925 Oakland Avenue, Highland Park. Rowe, 307 East Eighth Street, Pittsburg, JONES, .Joseph S. Miss Madelina Jones, box Mich. Kans. 2.39. Fort Worth, Tex. REDCHER, John G. Mrs. Suzie Walke, Cus- KEPHART, Jennings Bryan. Perry Kephart, SANTIM-AW, Earl J. Mrs. Anna Santimaw, OO.s John .Street, ter, Mont. Rykesv'ille, Pa. Utica, N. Y. RTETSCME, Rudolph F. Mrs. Matilda Muehl- KTIEHL, George W. Miss Martha Hanson, WAGNER, Antone F. Harry Wagner, 501 hauser, 3838 Ohio Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Columbus. W^is. West Second Street, Sedalia, Mo. RITTER, John. Arthur Ritter, 306 Smith- KUL.IND.A, .John. Mrs. Dora Kulanda, Maple Died from Accident and Other Causes. field Avenue, Winchester, Va. City. Mich. SINCOCK, Charles D. Mrs. Louise Sineock, KYSLUS, Danaeaw. Mrs. Magdalene Kesel, PRIVATE. 232 Field Street, Galena, 111. 29 John Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. BUULARD, Lee. Mrs. Cornelia Wade, Colum- SMITH, Robert. Mrs. Sarah Smith, box 333, LEVIS. Chris. Mrs. Gladys Levis, 2004 bus, Ga. W^arrenton. Va. Fifth Street. Ironton. Ohio. STEIGER, LoRoy. Mrs. Clara Steiger, 106 LTTC.AS, Joseph A. Andrew Lucas, 1415 Died of Disease. Warren Street, Davenport, Iowa. Union Street, Streator, 111. CORPOUAL.S. STRICKLAND, Clyde II. John F. Strickland, Lueebies. John. Miss Vittoria Arrighi, 324 Cumberland Mills, N. C. High Street, Ilolvoke, Mass. McGRIFF, Leo. Mrs. Ella McGriff, R. F. D. No. 1, box 95, Bailey, Okla. TRANER, Henry I). Mrs. Josephine Cross- McAULIFF, Alex M. Mrs. Maud McAuliff, well, 1230 Summit Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. 4.348A Page Boulevard, St. Louis. Mo. M.ACKAY. Artbnr Edwards. Kenneth Mac- VROMAN, Carl. Mrs. Florence Vroman, 12 McCAY, Frank, T. M. McCay. Falmouth, Ky. Kay, 444 Hawthorne Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Lower Road. Schenectad.v, N. Y. MARANO, Joseph. Mrs, Theresa Marauo, WAGONER. ZASKI, Reinold. Mrs. Zaski, Olivia, 1.318 Seventv-second Street, Brooklyn. Martha N. Y. HARRINGTON, Charles D. John II. Harring- Minn. MARVEL. Lloyd. Mrs. Veil Marvel, Fairfield, ton, R. P. D. No. 39, Gasport, N. Y. ASIIABRANNER, William H. David Asha- 111 . PRIVATES. branner. R. F. D. No. 1, New Albany, Ind. NADICKSBERND, Leonard. Mrs. M. Na- BEEBE, Philip Sheridan. Mrs. Lenira Beebe, dicksbernd, 1011 Seton Avenue, Cincinnati, BL-ACKWOOD, Robert. James Donnan, Red Watervliot, Mich. Ohio. Granite, Wis. 71°—19 3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BITLLETI^^^ : TUESDAY, FEBRUAEY 11, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

DOTLB, .Toseph. Mrs. E. J. Keegh, 441 South HARRIS, Benjamin F. Mrs. Ida R. Harris, ROUSSEAU, Paul A. Pat Rousseau, Bashee, Broad Strc.-t, Elizabeth, N. J. R. F. D. No. 1, box 10, Petersburg, Va. N. Dak. EVANS, .Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth .Jarvis, 409 HARRIS, James P. James Jefferson Harris, SCHERBARTII, Julius Anton. Albert Scher- Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. No. 3, Rutherfordton, N. C. barth, star route, Burwell, Nebr. EISCHIETTO, Felix. Frank Fischietto, 2488 HARTLEY, William. Mrs. Tamer Hartley, SHOCKLEY, Harrison. Mrs. S. A. Von, Ama- East Thirtv-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio. 78 Kingfield Street, Providence, R. I. rillo, Tex. HAGEL, Paul W. Mrs. Mabel M. Hagel, Bush- HARTSE, Edwin K. Edward Hartse, Car- SHUFORD, Sidney B. Mrs. Mary Borton, villo, Nebr. lyle, Mont. Kerrville, Tex. HODGES, George D. J. H. Hodges, Gaston, HAYDEN, Prank Leslie. James E. Keys, 103 SUMMERS, Joseph C. Charles P. Summers, Oreg. South Madison Avenue, Peoria, 111. Little Palls, W. Va. SHADDON, Orville. Tomy Ive, Mulberry, Ark. HAWS, Charlie. Mrs. Sarah Haws, Chand- SUSKO, John. John Susko, R. P. D. 1, box 90, ler, Okla. South Fork, Pa. Wounded Severely. HESTORFP, Lotte M. Mrs. Anna Hestorff, TIBBLING, Victor M Mrs. Ernest F. Tib- 337 Salinas Street, Salinas City, Cal. bling, 185 South Anthony Avenue. St. Paul, PRIV.\TES. HIENZTA, Stanley Frank Hlenzta, R. P. D. Minn. No. Beaver, AtiBANO, .James. Mrs. Corterino Startero, 2, Wis. UPDYKE, William E. Mrs, Mary Updyke, 178 Mrs. Gill, 23 . West Rutland, Vt. HILFIGER, William H. Edna Collyn Street, Johnstown, Pa. Popular Street, Galeton. Pa. BEARDEN. John C. Mrs. Addle Casteef, Shel- VOULGARIS, John A. James Saxon, 31G Grant S. Holton, Brig- byville, Tenn. HOLTON, J. John Front Street, Marquette, Mich. BIjACIv. Lenard D. Dan Black, Eugene, Oreg. ham City, Utah. WALKER Thomas. Charles Williams, 610 HOLMES, Enoch H. Mrs. Catherine Holmes, BI.AINE, Thomas B. Mrs. Lela C. Blaine, Sanderson Street, Thropp, Pa. Marvell. Ark. R. P. D. No. 1, box 62, Turlock, Cal. WERNER, Arthur E. Gustave A. Werner, HOLZUM. Edward. Mrs. Elizabeth Holzum. BOTTORFF, Harry J. Mrs. Rosie Black, general delivery, Fairfax, S. Dak. Lutesvllle, Mo. Clayton, 111. WHALEY, Cecil C. Joe Whaley, Tallassee, M. A. M. Smith, Newburg, BURKE, Walter B. Mrs. Pati’lck Burke, 303 JEWELL. Edward Ala, West One hundred and twenty-seventh N. Dak. WILLIAMS, Ellis E. Mrs. Emma Williamson, F. Mrs. Mallie Johnson. Street, New York, N. Y. JOHNSON, John 201 College Street, Newberry, S. C. Gate, Va. BUTLER, Guy W. Mrs. Mollie E. Butler, 328 White WILLIAMS, Elmer J. George W. William,?, Mrs. .Johnson, R. West Greenleaf, Cushing, Okla. JOHNSON, Willie. Cynthia 101 Frank Street, Rochester, N. Y. F. D. No. Ala. BRAIS, Bernard B. Mrs. Marie C 1, box 107, Madison, WILLIAMS, Ferdinand G. Ferdinand P Croto, South William. Lena Johnston, Main Street, Randolph, Mass. JOHNSTON, Mrs. Williams, Browning, Mo. North Sixth Street, Springfield, 111. BURNS, Patrick J. Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, 502 J WINSTON. Hobart H. Mrs. Ollie Winston, JONES, James. Mrs. Mattie Jones, post-office Eighth Street, Verplanck, N. Y. Wright, W. Va. box 291, Taylorville, 111. BUTI.ER, Olen E. William C. Butler, R. F. WORDELL. Walter G. Mrs. Gershan Francis JONES, John D. Evans Jones, R. P. D. No. 9, D. No. Stockton, Mo. Wordell, Little Compton, R. I. 4, Columbia, Tenn. CAI.AC, Alfonso. Felix Calac, Valley Center, JONES, Leo. Mrs. Willie Jones, Martin, Cal. Tenn. CARLSON, Herman E. Mrs. Christina Carl- CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST, KENNEDY, John R. Michael Kenned.y, R. P. son. box 91, Waite Park, Minn. D. No. St. Peter, Minn, Ilarvie B. Molly Carter, R. F. 1, Wounded Severely, Previously Reported CARTER, Mrs. KESSLER, Milton. Joseph Rhode, 311 Riley D. No. Westmoreland, Tenn. Action. 3, Street. Norfolk, Va. Killed in CEDAR, Frederick. Helen Thumm, 247 Willis KUIIRT, John C. Christ Kuhrt, Sumner, LIEUTENANT. Avenue, New York, N. Y. Mrs. Iowa. ASHE, George. Mrs. Mary Ashe, 374 West CENNA, George Anthony. Anna Cenna, KULAS, John. Joseph Kulas, 515 Ash Street, 1110 River Avenue, Braddbck, Pa. Thirty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. Little Palls, Mont. COPEL.\ND, Joseph. Mrs. Sarah E. Copeland, KULESZA, Konstanty. Acksandra Staniarezk, SEUGEANT. R, F. D. No. 1. Belvidere, N. C. 224 Cotier Street. Schenectadv. N. Y. Archie J. Joseph F. Raesler, 43 CORENBJjITH, Harry. Abraham Corenbllth, RAESLER, KUNSTMAN, Prank W. Mrs. Minnie Kunst- Avenue, Auburn, N. Y'. Dallas, Tex. Park man, 1059 North Wood Street, Chioago, 111. Manuel. ' Mrs. Correia, Slightly, Previously Reported CORREIA, Mary 1242 KUPP, George A. Noah Kupp, 13 North Wounded Forty-eighth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. Highland Avenue, Highlandtown, Md. Killed in Action. Charlie L. Rufus CUMMINGS, C. Cummings, KUR, Stanle.v. Antonia Smith, Wake Forest, F. Broadway, C. PRIVATE. R. D. No. 2, N. W Va. CUNNINGHAM, Thomas C. Mrs. Ilonora KURKOWSKI, Leoward. Mrs. Mary Welz- MATHES, Walter L. II. Mathes, Fellsburg, Cunningham, 6 Cypress Street, Somerville, louski, 3245 Monticello Avenue, Chicago. 111. Kans. Mass. LACOMERE. Jos. E. Stephen Lacomere, 6903 (Degree Undetermined), Previ- DAVIDSON, .Joe. Mrs. Jane Davidson, Lewis- Wounded Fort Hamilton Avenue, Brooklyn, N Y. Killed in Action. town, Mont. LANEY, Joseph A. John A. Laney, R. P. D. ously Reported DECIANTIS, Dominick. Mrs. Mary Decian- No. 1. Mercer, Tenn. PRIVATES. tis, Soro, Italy. LANTIS. William A. Charles Lantls, Winner, Christina Flodin, DELIA, Leonard. Sam Galletelli, Millburn, FLODIN, Bernard O. Mrs. S. Dak. Worcester, Mass. N. J. 59 Seymour Street, LAPRESE, William C. William B. Laprese, HOYLE, William. Sam J. Simmons, Bing- DOWLING, Paul H. Henry M. Dowling, 40 IS Beach Street, Burlington. Vt. ham, 111. Gatiin Street, New Haven, Conn. LEDWIN, Joseph. Mrs. Rose Ledwin, 64 Charlie C. W. T. Hunt, Colemans Robert. Miss Josie HUNT, EDWARDS, Ormoran, 107 Zittel Street, Buffalo, N. Y’. Falls, Va, Street, Kingston, Lower Georges Dublin IjEVIN, Jack. Jlarris Levin, 156 Junior OLESON, Ole T. Mrs. Helen Oleson, Durand, County, Ireland. Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. ESCII. William II. William Esch. Enger, Tex. LOPAU, Fred K. William H. Lopau. 14 Mc- RUBY, Glen D. Mrs. Arila Ruby, 704 North ESCIIER, Joseph M. Mr.s. Augusta Escher, Kinley Avenue, Batavia. N. Y' Market, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Iowa. Wesley. Mrs. Kiszes I,yles, Manhat- Corwith, lA'LES. SCOTT, Prank J. Mrs. Frank J. Scott, ESTELLO. Francis T. Mrs. Anna Moreweek, tan Park. White Plains. N. Y. Waynesburg, Pa. box 10. Fredonia, Pa. LY'NGHoLM, Soren L. Kristian Lyngholm, TAYLOR. Alfred J. Mrs. Sara Taylor, 1214 ETRINCER, Peter. John Etringor, Rozell- Imx 914, Clear Lake, Iowa. Cross Street, Dallas, Tex. ville, Wis. lA'NCH, William J. Mrs. May Helms, 2544 TRAYLOR, Charles F. Mrs. George T. Tray- A. 111. FARLEY, Edward. C. Farley, Crandon, Souih Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago. lor, 226 High Street. Petersburg, Va. Wis. Mf'CAT'LEY. Eolizier. Doc McCauley, R. P. WWMAN, Dana V. Mrs. Laura E. Wyman, FAUCETT, Frank F. Mrs. Mary S. Faucott, D. No. 1, Lutherville, Ga. Salamanca, N. Y. Camden, Wash. MIRANDA, .Joseph P. Mrs. Mary C. Miranda, FAUGIIT, Grover C. Dr. Robert H. Faught, 261 J/indsav Street, Fall River, Mass. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Fort Townson, Okla. MOORE, Charlie. Mrs. Pearl Moore, Holland. J. Mrs. Tex. FITZGIBBONS John Nellie Fitz- PRIVATES. gihbons. 163 Fayette Street, Eastland, Mass. MURPHY, Joseph J. Miss Mary Murphy, Harry J. Gabriel Conrad, box 374, FJELDSTED. Norman Samuel. Peter John Stonehouse, Greenough Place, Newport. R. I. CONRAD, Fjeldsted, R. F. D. No. 2. Blackfoot. Idaho. N.'tTHAN, Jacob. Mrs. Betty Nathan, 394 Nantyglo, Pa. FLANDERS, John F. Mrs. Sophie Flanders, McDonald, Eugene M. Mrs. Winifred Mc- Ber.gen Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Quincy Avenue, Scranton. Pa. R. F. D. No. 3, Eastman, Ga. Tobe. Mrs. Carrie Bell Neal, 126 Donald, 1017 NEAL, W. Mrs. Anna F. Matteson, FRENCH. Henry. Charles A. French, May- Orange Street, Jacksonville. Fla. MATTESON, Ben Springs, Ark. nardville, Tenn. "Edward A. Mrs. Minnie Neeb, 285 Bog NEEB, Samuel C. Mrs. Annie B. Redman, GIBISCIT, .Joseph W. Mrs. Mary Gibiseh, J.incoln Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. REDMAN, Reager, Y'^a. 2984 North Ridgeway Avenue, Chicago, III. Albert II. Hans Norby, Hawley, NORBY, Edward. J. E. Smith, 327 GIBSON, Fred M. Lawrence Scott, 2130 East Minn. SMITH. James Pontiac Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. West Bower Street, Springfield, Mo. OSBORNE, Dewey. Mrs. Estic Miller, Fay- Mrs. Agnes Yaccarine, GIECK. - George. August Gieck, sr., 2390 YACCARINE, John A. Catalpa Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ettesville, W. Va. 961 Hancock Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. PERRY', William II. Mrs. Mary Perry, Ark- GLASER. William C. Mrs. C. E. Glaser, Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Stillwater, Minn. port. N. Y. William. Jlrs. Elizabeth Peters, R. Reported Died of Wounds. GOtTES, Henry F. Charles A. Goates. R. PETERS, ously F. D. 6, Mansfield, Ohio. F. D. No. 1, Abbott, Tex. CORPORALS. PIGIHNI. Italo J. Mrs. Henrietta Pi.ghini, GOIT, Edson. Mrs. Harriet M. Goit, Walker- Aloysius. .Jame.q McKenna, 151 Eighteenth Street, Flushing, Long Is- McKENN.t, James ton, Ind. Marie, Mich. land, N. Y. postmaster, Sault Ste. CERH.VM, Bartley M. Peter Gerham, 267 WARREN, Jesse R. Leslie T. Warren, Malt, East Street. South Boston, Mass. PODGORSKI, Joe. Roy Ayers, box 113, Di- Ky. GUNGUI, Sebastian. Nicola Zianelli, 807 vide, Mont. Ctaton Street, New Castle, Del. RADFORD, George A. Chess Radford, Flen- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported HAIGHT, George F. Mrs. Elizabeth Haight, wood, Iowa. Died of Wounds. 513 Main Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. RERABACH, Joseph John. Mrs. Mary PRIVATE. JTANZ. Otto F. Charles Boss, Bulverde, Tex. Strattaman, R. P. D. 1. Perkasie, Pa. HARTtILAS, Nick. George Ilarbilas, Doukae- ROSS. Cecil Dallas. W. A. Ross, Wolcottyille, PERRY, Clyde C. Mrs. Alice M. Whitten, 1ms, Greece. Ind. 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Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Killed in Action, Previously Reported OCCHIETTI, Guiseppe. Natalie Occhlettl, 102 East Pleaheim Street, Iron Mountain. ously Keported Died of Disease. Missing in Action. Mi-h. PRIVATES. LIBDTENANTS. REUTSCHLER, William. George Reutschler, 3310 Daisy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Tull. Mrs. Jennie Newton, Uvalde, CULBERTSON. Tingle W. John D. Culbert- NEWTON, SCOTT, Russel T. Andrew Tgx. son, Sewickley, Pa. Scott, 66 West Main Street, POTTER, Benjamin J. William Hoefs, R. P. Nyack, N. Y. O’BERRY, Emory Lewis. William O’Berry, WINZER, Charles August. D. No. 2, Watertown. Wis. Charles Winzer, 21 Hall Street, Pontiac, Mich. Atchison, Kans. STUART, William A. Mrs. W. S. Stuart, 420 West Street, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported One hundred and eighteenth Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously New York, N. Y. Died of Disease. Reported Missing in Action. SERu*,ANT. PRIVATE. SERGEANT. YEARSLEY, Edward P. Mrs. Elizabeth WILSON, Charles B. Charles Shellhart, Yearsley, 5609 Baynton Street, Philadel- CLONTS, Dee B. Mrs. Amanda C. Clonts, R, Marysville, Ohio. phia, Pa. P. D. No. 2, Mart, Tex. CORPORALS. PRIVATES. Rilled in Action, Previously Reported HATFIELD, .John D. Edward Hatfield, 506 BRACE, Nelson Mrs. Severely. G. George L. Brace, box Wounded North Railroad Street, Palmyra, Pa. 107, Dallas, Pa. Lang, East SERGEANTS. MeINTYRE, James. Miss Lillian ENGIMANN, Florence P. Gottlieg Engimann, Minnesota Avenue, East Linden, Ohio. EYBERG, Edward J. John Ryberg, 19G9 1213 South Richard Street, Joliet, 111. Peimsylvania Avenue, Warren, Pa. PRIVATES. HANSON, Engval. Mrs. Asgard Hanson, Sel- WALTMAN, Chester Archie. Mrs. Julia Wait- CARTER, Orval Winfield. John Carter, jord Telkerman, Norway. HARPER, Albert B. Mrs. M. B. Harper, 728 man, 3001 McGee Street, Kansas City, Mo. R. F. D. No. 2^, Marshall, Mo. CAVELLO, Frank. Joseph Ram, 172 Park Clara Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. CORPORAL. Prank. Mrs. Row, New York, N. Y. NEW, Frank Islder New, 105 CHESNEY, Anthony. Paul Chesney, Chest- Campbell Street, Blansville, Ga. CHAPMAN, Harold C. Mrs. J. Y. Morgan, nut Street, Kulpmont, Pa. NEW, George E. James T. New, Mound City, Jacksonville, Tex. Kans. PRIVATES. Cesare. Marco Constantino, CONSTANTINO, Leonard. South Wilmington, HI. PARDISO, Mrs. Maria Zita Pardiso, MURRY, Henry W. James A. Murry, Ha- Conversano, Vardo, Italy. CROFF, Clarence. Bud Croff, Osceola. Ark. worth, Okla. POPELKA, John. Rudolf Popelka, 2512 South RABINOWITZ, Harry. Abraham Placoon, CRONIN, James L. Patrick Cronin, 118 Wren- Troy Street, Chicago, 111. 564 Christopher Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. than Street, Boston, Mass. DELLER. Julius Catherine Blader- ROGANOVICH, Tomo P. Servian Society, A. Mrs. Tonopah, Nev. Kissing in Action, Previously Reported man, 2121 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. SCHWAB, William Leonard. Mrs. Arthur DUPAU, John. George Dufau, 540'i Carthage Wounded Severely. Wallace, 715 Street, Orleans, avenue. Norwood, Ohio. Elmira New La. CORPORAL. GOLDBERG. Abraham I. M. Light, West SETCKAR, Cyril. Jno. Setekar, 440 South OUHL, Jacob P. Peter Ouhl, Hamilton, N. Federal Street, Youngstown, Ohio. HARIN, Frank. Nick Harin, Goob, Wood Street, Chicago, 111. Dilk. Menskoy Enrico. Alice Russia. VAGNONI, Mrs. Cody, 538 PRIVATES. tJrand Avenue, Kenosha, Wis. HEALEY, Henry. Edward Healey, sr., 10 CRAIGHILL, Kenneth Mrs. Cralg- WAI.LACE, Walter W. Walter Wallace, Fon- E. Robert .Studley Street, Providence, R. I. hill, Naposta, tanello, Iowa. Colo. •TOHNS. Perry A. J. H. Johns, Corinth, Mies. HOBBY, Arthur. Thomas Hobby, R. F. D. No. KAISER, Arthur P. Philip H. Kaiser, Chilton, Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- 1, Ty Ty, Ga. Wis. M.4RSHALL, Prank. Mrs. Margaret Totl, 245 mined), Previously Reported Missing in KNAG. Edward .T. Miss Emma A. Knag, South Caroline Street, Baltimore, Md. R. P. D. No. 3, Litchfield, 111. Action. MEXES, Peter, Mrs. Helen Atantes, 4732 LOSCO, Marion Joseph. South Mrs. Mathilda Losco, CORPORALS. Twenty-sixth Street, Omaha, Nebr. R. P. D. box C, 114, South Jacksonville, Fla. KIESSLER, Charles Klemm. Joseph Klessler* MOSSBURG, George P. James Mossburg, John. MAYER, John M. Mayer, Gackle, 276 Front Street, Hempstead, N. Friendly, W. 'Ya. N. Dak. Y SCHANTZ, John S. Wm. Schantz, 156 Hamil- PAIR, William A. Mrs. Bella E. Pair, Em- OSSO, Matteo. Mrs. poria, Rosa Porko, Belmonte, ton Street, Reading, Pa. Va. Calabrlo. Italy. SCHMITT. August Peter. Louis Schmitt, 473 RABER. Edward W Mrs. Sarah L. Nichols, PETERSON. Prank. Mrs. box Hopevale, Mary H. Peterson, Grand Avenue. Astoria, N. Y. 134 , Ohio. Tooels. Utah, ROZICH, I’.aldo J. Ivan VERCOE, Ronald E. Mrs. EUa P. Vercoe, Lin- Rozich, Ston Ces- PETERSON, William. Morris Peterson, vinica Dalmacia, Austria. Wolf- coln Avenue, Jermyn, Pa. W^ILLIAMS, point. Mont. Walter. George T. Williams. Dry Fernando. BUGLER. Creek, W. Va. PREDELLINI, Ageto Pradellinl, Company K. 10th Infantry, Port Benjamin GRADY, Frank A. Mrs. Mary Grady, 700 WOODY, Nathan L. Joe Woody, Del Rio, Tenn. Harrison. Ind. Alder Street, Anaconda, Mont. Killed in Action, Previously Reported RAITHEL, Otto G. .Tuliiis Raithel, general PRIVATES. delivery, Jefferson City, Mo. Wounded Slightly. ROTTGHT, Leonard W. Mrs. Mary W. Rought, AUF5IKOLK, Gustave. Mrs. Charles Aufm- kolk, York, R F. D. No. Laceyvllle, Pa. 3 Bank Street, New N. Y. PRIVATES. 1, Dominick. Mrs. Magdelena RUTLEDGE, Harry. Mrs. Julia Rutledge, 230 BAIMA, Baima, GILDAY, Frank. Mr.s. Michael Gilday, 116 City. HI. South Green Street, Henderson, Ky. Coal Church Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. BURNS, Sam H. Monroe Burns, Keener. Ala. STALLINGS, Bryan. Floyd Stallings, R. P. D. HELLER, John Joseph. Mrs. Mary Heller, CALLIS, Delphas E. Lincoln Callis, No. 2, Shuhuta, Miss. Moun- 344 Sherman Street, Detroit, Mich. tain Lake Park, Md. STOVER. Fred E. Mrs. Amanda Stover, box Reuben N. Mrs. Carry Cape, 324. Oakdale, Cal. CAPE, State Died of Wounds, Previously Reported Road, Webster, N. Y. WEST. Ernest S. Charles West, R. P. D. No. Clarence H. Mrs. Hanna E. Carl- Wounded Slightly. 12. Boston, Ohio. CARLSEN, sen, 408 East Lanme Street, Bozeman, Mont. PRIVATE. Died, Previously Reported Missing in Cason, Orval L. Mrs. May A. Cason, 4902J MICHALEK, Wincenty. Onufry Mlchalek, Klnghill Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo. 2814 Short Street, Chicago, 111. Action. CHERVITCH, Joe T. John Chervltch, Du- PRIVATES. bois. Pa. Killed in Action, Previously Reported Chester. Mrs. Stella PETTITT, Irwin. Victor Pettltt, 509 East CHMIELEWSKI, Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Alleghany Street, Austin, Minn. Schmielewski, 507 West One hundred and twenty-third Street, Chicago, 111. CORPORAL. SMITH, Perc.> A. Mrs. Ella Smith, 50 Brook G. Mrs. Street, Brockton. Mass. CLAPPER, Clyde Amanda Clapper, HURD, Arthur P. P. G. Hurd, 416 Academy box S4-, New Auburn, Minn. TIIEIN. Roy A. Mrs. Anna M. Britton, Jen- Street, Feckville, Pa. Edward A. Mrs. A. Clarke, son Street, El Reno. Okla. CL.^RKE, Anna PRIVATES. Moiieta, Cal. CLEVENGER, Clarence. Mrs. Kate Donovan, Wounded Severely in Action, Previously CL/Y. William A. George Clay, Mary, Minn. Winchester, Md. Reported Missing in Action. CLOUD, Ernest L. Hiram V. Cloud, Clark, S. Dak. COTTRELL, Albert J. Mrs. Ella K. Cottrell, SERGEANT. Kirkwood, N. Y. COLLIER, Arthur T. Mrs. Nellie Collier, 271 HAMMOND, York E. Mrs. Mary E. KERNAGIIEN, Walter, George Kernaghen, Lincoln .ivenue, Lincoln Park, N. Y. Ham- James. Danie Comadoll, mond, 339 Willamette Street, Oregon City, 55 Continental Aveniie, Cohoes, N. Y. COMATIOLL, R. F. Oreg. CORPORAL. I). No. 2, Cei'il, Ohio. Fred. Miss COX, William T. John R. Cox, Floresville, HEATH, Hazel Shoveener, El- HARRISON, John A., jr. John Alexander rod, S. Dak. Tex. Harrison, R. F. D. No. 28, Overland, Mo. LYN(‘H, James W. Mrs. Kate Lynch, Clarion, DANIELS, Lawrence. Miss Laura Daniels, Iowa PRIVATES. R. F. D. No. 3, Vienna, 111. Darr. RASCZIK, Zygmont. Joseph Rasczik, 30 East CATELLE, .Joseph. Mrs. Alice Catelle, DARR, John E. John R. Marvell. Ark. Park Street, Toledo, Ohio. Na hua, Mont. DAVIDSON. Herbert F. .1. A. Davidson, HERRERA, Jose L. Mrs. Trinidad Herrera, R. F. D. No. 2. New Castle, Pa. Missing in Action, Previously Reported Cuba. N. Mex. DEAR.VNGO. Edmond. Mrs. Christina P. Lawnview Wounded (Degree Undetermined). KANOWIK, Joseph. Miss Catherine Kanowik, Dearango, 7219 Avenue, Cleve- 47 Wiliow Street, Meriden, Conn. land, Ohio. PRIVATES. LEVASSEUR, Romeo. John Levasseur, Van- DEMARCIIO, Tony. Tony Angott, Elizabeth, MARTIN, John. Charles Martin, Blair, buren, Me. Pa. Logan County, W. Va. MARTIN, Charles George. Mrs. Lucille Mar- ERKERT, Elmer. Mrs. Lily Erkert, 2341 BCIIEIDRR, Arthur p. Mrs. Mary Sclieider, tin. 603 Maple Street, Lynchburg, Va. Minnesota, St. Louis, Mo. 823 South Twenty-fourth Street, Louisville, MICIIEALS, William E. John W. Micheals, FERRELL, Robert L. Ewing L. Ferrell, Liv- Ky. La Cygne, Kans. ingston, Tenn. 12 THE OFFICIAL V. S. BULLETIN ; TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

FITTS. Ross L. Mrs. Mabel M. Fitts, 1119 Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported KURPIUS, Lawrence Lloyd. Jack Dayse, South Seventh Street. Clinton, Ind. Staples, Minn. Missing in Action. FOGGIO. Tony. Mrs. Vienna Kopollo, Bising- LARSON, Norris. Even Larson, Galchutt, N. nas, Italy. rnivATEs. Dak. FULLER, Harry B. Mrs. Maud Walsh, 158 LEVITSKY, Michael. Joseph Levitsky. CAUL, Albert A. Cahl, 5 Western Avenue. Cambridge, Mass. August 381 North George Street, Pittston, Main Street, Amherst, Ohio. I*a. FURTADO, Manuel. Mrs. Andeline Furtado, LOSS, Harry N. John Loss, general LENNON, John A. Mrs. Mary Lennon, 514 de- box 160-A, Patterson Avenue, Santa Clara, livery, Tulsa, Okla. West Fifty-first Street, New York, N. Y. Cal. McCUNE, Charles A. Mrs. Margaret McCune, McCORD, Roy H. Mrs. Emma McCord, R. F. rnivATEs. 6967 Marquette, St. Louis, Mo. D. No. 1, Paris, Miss. McGINNlS, James. Mi.ss Alma Eyemean, GRANGER, George R. E. ROWLEY, John M. William Rowley, sr., 3 Mrs. Mary Granger, 11 Coykendahl Avenue, 4001 Liliorty Road, Baltimore, Md. Clarence Terrace, Dorchester, Mass. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. McGOVERN, John Sullivan, Mrs. Katherine HORNE, Joseph R. Mrs. Mary Horne, 256 SPENSBERGER, .Tohn. Mrs. Ethel Spensber- McGovern, Thirty-eighth ger, 119 45 Neptune Road, East Boston, Street, I’ittslmrgh, Pa. East Thirteenth Street, Pittsburg, Mass. JULIANO, Joseph. Saveric Juliaiio, 61 Eighth Kans. Street, Long Island N. MAGLIULO, Y’incenzo. Louis Ferrara, 36 Cit.v, Y. Strong Avenue, JOHNSON, William H. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Rutland, Vt. George W. Johnson, MARKS, Henry. star route, Clifton. Tex. Miss Rose Marks, 271 East Missing in Action. Broadway, New York, Y. KING, Walter C. Mrs. Rebecca King, Lodi, N. Mo. SERGEANTS. MERRITT, George A. David Merritt, South Vienna, Ohio. LAU, Gastano. Frank JIurcy, 100 Hatalong McCORMACK, James F. Mrs. C. McCormack, MERSMAN, Charles E. Mrs. Julia Mersman, Avenue, Endicott. N. Y. 247 Sergeant Avenue. Mawr, Pa. Bryn 1204-A Goodfellow Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. LOMBARDO, Philip. Joseph Lombardo, STEVENS, Clyde Milton Stevens, Smith W. NEFF, Louis J. Mrs. Louis J. Neff, 0300 Campabello. Tratani, Italy. Center, Kans. Pryor Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo. LOWREY'. Melvin L. Mrs. Bessie Lowre.v, NEILL, Satdnsville. I’a. CORPORALS. Oran M. Mrs. G. A. Neill, Athens, Tex. LUTHER, Jesse F. Mrs. Minnie B. Luther, DAY’IS, Elmer. Mrs. Nora D. Wilson, 3505 NELSON, Arthur W. S. A. Nelson, R. F. U. No. 3, Bob Aqua, Tennessee. Broadway, Chicago, 111. 123 North Main Street, Dubois, Pa. LUTICH, I’aul. John Lutich, 434 Second GODDARD. Stinson W. George P. Goddard, NELSON, Gullai Avenue, New York, N. Y. 5450 Vernon Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. N. Mrs. Mary N. Drengs- rud, R. F. D. No. 1, Ambrose, N. Dak. McClellan. Percy J. I. a. McClellan, 420 GOLDMANN, Walter E. Solomon Goldmann, Second Street, Hudson, 531 West One hundred and fifty-first Street, NELSON, Justin. Miss E.sther Nelson, 423 Wis. East Second M.vcDONALI). Allan D. Stephen MacDonald, N<>w York, N. Y. Street, Duluth, Minn. OLSON. Ro.v N. 3020 Guirado Street, Los Angeles, Cal. OLSON, Charles A. Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan, Nels Olson. Ravinia, HI. OVENTILLO, Oliver. MAHAN. Briscoe T. James Mahan, Lee Val- 182 Athens Street, South Boston, Mass. Tony Oventillo, 510 Of ley Tenn. SEY'MOUR. Robert. Jacob Sziukus Seymour, Avenue, Dou.glas, Ariz. PARKER. Lawrence L. Mrs. Nellie Peaslee, J*.M..ONE. Patrick .1. Mrs. Mary Malone, 1023 North Third Street, East St. Louis, 7 7 Oak Street, Waltham, Mass. 111. Hampshire Street, Auburn, Mo. MITCnUM, Earl. Mrs. Nancy Mitchum, WISEMAN, Erie Lamont. Mrs. America PEACE, Dale I. Mrs. Ella Peace, Y^iuita, Bate.svllle, Ark. YVisemau, 4932 South Benton, Kansas City, Okla. PELIGNANO, Ceaser. Giulio Pelignano, MORRISSEY. Thomas J. Mrs. Delia Mor- Mo. Ros- siino, Casenze, Italy. rissey, 0749 Cornell Avenue, Chicago, 111. MECHANIC. PESICEK, James. Mrs. L. Pesieek, MULLEN. Frank J. Mrs. Gertrude Anna Mullen, HOUSE, Thomas E. George W. House, Rosser, 4253 East hundred 1112 SteuIx'D Street, Utica, N. Y. One and twenty-eighth Tex. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. MULLEN, John F. Mrs. Margaret Mullen, 40 PRIVATES. South Street, Ridgway, Pa. PICKAL, George. Mrs. Maria Pickal, Lisboa Street. NEKRASEWICZ. Alec. .Tohn Nekrasewicz, 44 BABEL, John M. John G, Babel, R. F. D. East Liverpool, Ohio. Hyland Avenue, No. 1, Cleghorn, Iowa. PLOFF, Howard S. William Ploff, WykoCC, Needham, Mass. Minn. NENNIA, Antonio. Carlo Neunia, Ansonia, BARTLEY, Valley H. Mrs. Ella Bartley, Italy. Prairievllle. Tex. RAMOS, Adolph. Adolph Ramos, sr., Kern- ville. Cal. NORTH. Emil. William F. North, 32 Slocum BATCIIELDER, John E. Mrs. Gertrude Batchelder, The Plains, Va. REAUX, Louis F. Mrs. Ann Reaux, Lafayette, Street, Glendale, N. Y'. La OLSEN, William. Mrs. Helen Olsen, Copen- BEATTY’, Robert H. Miss Fannie P. Beatty, hagen Sjetland Province, 130 Avenue C, Brooklyn, N. Y. RELMERS, Siegfrledt Christian. Thomas Denmark. Reimers, Dannebrog, Nebr. OLSON, Leonard A. John Olson, Gibbon, BRANDES, Max D. Tobias Brandes, 188 Minn. Orchard Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. ROBINSON, George A. Mrs. Gertrude H. Herbert. CAIN, Virgil E. John Cain, Adeline, 111. Robinson, 4 Moulton Street, Georgetown, PACK Mrs. Mary Grissenberry, 320 Me. North Frisco Street. Sikeston, Mo. C.YLDYV'ELL, Lon S. Aude Fortner, Dudley, PAYNE. Charles W. W. W. Payne, 136 Gil- Mo. BODES. John C. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Rodes, mer Street. Bluefield, YV. Va. CARY, Marvin E. James B. Cary, R. F. D. 330 Peffer Street, Harrisburg. Pa. PENDRY’. Willia. Mrs. Minnie Pendr.y, Pine- No. 1, Westport, Tenn. RODNESS. Martin. Hans P. Rodness, Clark- ville, W. Va. CHESTER, Charles R. Theodore Chester, fleld, Minn. Drayton, PERALTA. Ronaldo. Mrs. Lucia Peralta, N. Dak. ROTHENBERG. Sam. Sam Faier, 120 South Idria, Cal CLARK, William M. Mrs. Marrah V. Clark, Thirty-sixth Street, Omaha, Nebr. R. F. D. No. 2, Eagle Rock. Va. Paul F. Mrs. Martha Roy, River Street, Thomas N. ROY. PETOT, Joseph Hogan, Menfro, COLLINS, Leo. N. M. Collins, R. F. D. No. Lake Placid, Y. Mo. N. 1, West Jefferson, Ohio. RUPP. Milo Roy. Mrs. Rupp, Ross, N. Dak. PORTER. Bernard C. Mrs. Mar.v E. Porter, COPELAND, Ben II. T. W. Copeland, Gar- SACALIS. Arthur. Mrs. Thomas Sacalis, 1334 Ilchester, Md. ner, Tex. Main Street. Fall River, Mass. PRICE, Albert. Mrs. Pearl Price, 13 Ames COWALSKI, Joseph. Tony Cowalski, 90 SCANLAN, Charles B. Mrs. Bridget Scan- Street, Greenfield, Mass. Grand Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. lan. Harrison Avenue, Clifton Heights, I’a. PRICE, Albert. .1. G. Price, Miami. Tex. CUNNINGHAM, Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth SCHOEL. Grover C. Mrs. Agnes E. Schoel, RANDALL, Charles F. Mrs. Margaret Ran- Howard, 111 West Apple Street, Connells- 1622 O’Neill Street. Cheyenne, Wyo. dall. 961 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, ville. Pa. SCULLY, James P. Mrs. Maud Scully, Buck- N. Y. DEEMER, Herman W. Mrs. Ada Deemer, 420 lin. Mo. RENNER, .Tohn. Mrs. Gerrtlvein, 1705 Huyette Street, Reading, Pa. SEICHEPINB, Edward C. Mrs. Victoria Harpster Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. DERITO, Serphine. Frank Derito, Kuip Seicbepine. R. F. D. No. 1, Piper. Kans. RENNIE. Harry C. Franklin Rennie. 3496 Mount, Pa. SELBY’, Lloyd. Sirs, diaries R. Selby, South North Helen Street. I’hiladelphia. Pa. ELGAS, Otto W. Mrs. Catherine Elgas, R. P. Hartford Avenue, Centerhurg. Ohio. ROS-YTO, Sam. Joseph Rosato, Clifford, N. J. D. No. 2, Watervliet, Mich. SEYMOUR. Edgar W. Mrs. Bird W. Sey- ROSSO, Joe. Sam Rosso, 1728 Long Avenue. ENGBERG, John T. John Swedland, Het- mour. Rantoul. Kans. Lorain, Ohio. land, S. Dak. SHAFFER. William. Mrs. William Shaffer, SCHAEFFER. Elmer E. Mrs. Elmer Schaef- GREEN, Arthur A. Mrs. Pauline Green, Brookwayville, Pa. fer. 909 South Conestoga, Philadelphia, Pa. Swanson, Ohio. SILLERS. John J. Mrs. Mary Sillers, 2013 SCOTT, George W. Mrs. Eliza Scott. 406 GUTHRIE, Jay E. James P. Guthrie, R. F. Ellsworth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. South Main Street. Gloversville, N. Y. D. No. 2, Morgantown, W. Va. ST.'NBERRY. George E. George Stanherry, SEVERING. Antonio. Gioseppe Severino, Aqua HAMBY, Claude. Jack A. Hamby, Wilkes- R. F. D. No. 2. Granby. Mo. Vella Selerno. Italy. boro, N. C. STEWARD. Byard. Boyd Steward, box 304, SIEtJEL, Nelson David Siegel, 501 Dudley HANNING, George E. Thomas Hanning, Lovell, Wyo. Street, Philadelphia. Pa. R. F. D. No. 1, Ashland, 111. STROUD, Willie Edward. Frank Stroud, SLISTRO. Steve. Hattie Slistro. Grossnepol- HARRIS, Delbert M. Miss Lora E. Harris, Dewar. Okla ian Magalo, Russia. Murdock, Kans. SUAREZ. Frederick V. Mrs. Louise B. Suarez, STARTZ, Henry O. August G. Startz, 2509 HAZELWOOD, Ivan F. Mrs. Irene Hazel- 2925 Fulton Street. Chicago, III. Bueno Vista. San Antonio. Tex. wood, 518 East Third Street, Alton, 111. SYT;VI.Y. Manuel. Manuel Sylvia, 356 South STEWART. Raymond. Mrs. Mary Buckon, HESTON, William T. Mrs. Jeffie L. Heston, First Street. New Bedford. Mass. 4307 Otter Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Jamestown, Ark. TURCO. Anthony. Mrs. Tilomea Turco, 12 SWANSON. Sante E. John Swanson, 41 IIov- HILD, Charle.s. Mrs. Dora Hild, 80 Zeldler Wheatland Street, Somerville, Mass. erdon Avenue, Brockton, Mass. Avenue, Queensboro, N. Y. VENETSKY Dave. Mrs. Sarah Venetsky, TERRY. Wallace L. Lee D. Terry, Meg, Ark. HOGAN, Alonzo. Mrs. Lena W. Hogan, Clare- Lesenke, Kieve, Russia. TROXELL. Mayberry A. William Y. Troxell, more, Okla. VEST.M-. Eran D. Evans Vestal, R. F. D. 1, YValnut Street. Mohnton. Pa. HUFFMAN. William E. Mrs. Sarah E. Huff- Stahl. Mo. VACCARO. Francesco. Charlie Vaccaro, 1629 man, Call, Tex. WHETZELL. Albert E. Ed Whetzell, Coal Tnstin Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. IRELAND, Joseph C. Mrs. Lydia B. Ire- Center. Pa. VIOTEI/E, Lee. Mrs. G. Viotele, Mazzara De land, 108 North Woodstock Street, Philadel- YVILI.BANKS. William B. James A. Will- Val. Trapani, Italy, phia. Pa. banks. Doans. Tex. WENTLTNG. Earl L. Mrs. Emma B. Went- JOHNSON, Alexis V. .Toseph E. Johnson, 12 WILLIAMS, Hampton E. Mrs. B. Williams, Bng. Cuml>erland, Md. YVilbur Street, Everett, Mass. IToustonla, Mo. 'VHY'T. Charles F. Mrs. Rettn Young, 1319 KASINLIS, Frank. Miss Alice Kaslnlls, 180 WTLSON, Harold E. Ored Wilson.- 4920 Eleventh Street. Wichita Falls, Tex. Gordon Avenue, South Carbondale, Pa. Grant Street, Omaha, Nebr. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919, 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

WOODWARD. Wallace J. Mra. Mary Wood- HUGHES, 'William J. Charles E. Hughes. O’CONNER, Jack M. Mrs. Helen O’Conner, ward, 130 Warren Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. 329 East Seventy-ninth Street, New York, 3021 Laguna Street, San Francisco, Cal. N. Y. PAGE, Haskell E. Mrs. Haskell E. Page, Ben- Eeturned to Military Control, Previously JOHNSON, Harold C. True Johnson, 4337 son, N. C. Eeported Missing in Action. Lowell Avenue, Chicago, 111. PARNELL, Michael. Miss Minnie Newman, KEENER. Robert E. Mrs. Alice Keener, Dal- Napa, Cai. PRIVATES. lastown. Pa. PEER, Burton. Mrs. Emma Peer, Chester, FAZIO, Joe. Einanuelo Fazio, 45 Scholes KINNEY, John D. .John G. Kinney, River- N. J. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. side Drive, Sayre, Pa. PETERSON, John. Mrs. John Peterson, 603 SULLIVAN, Walter. Mrs. J. G. Parker, box KLOS, George E. Mrs. Mary W. Klos, R. F. Taft Avenue, New Brighton, N. Y. 385, Sauli St. Marie, Ontario, Canada. D. K Helena, Mont. PICKENS, Nathan. Mrs. Nancy Pickens, Cot- LUTES, Vaughn C. Miss Linnle Lutes, Cen- tageville, W. Va. Erroneously Eeported Killed in Action. tral City, Nebr. PREHLER, George J. Mrs. Emma Damert, PRIVATE. MAl'ES, William E. Calvin Mapes, 16 Mar- 1627 North Robey. Chicago, 111. low Street, Rochester, KNAPP, Charley A. Mrs. Alice Knapp, Hart- N. Y. REEVES, Fred D. Horace B. Stevens, Mexla, ford, Mich. MAY, Irl V. Mrs. Louise May, 915i Noble Tex. Street, Anniston, Ala. ROBERTS, Boston P. Mrs. Sarah Stephen- Erroneously Eeported Died of Wounds. MILLETT, Samuel. Mrs. Hugo L. Hersh- son, 705 East Main Street, Chattanooga, berger, 1433 Lulu Street, Trenton, Mo. Tenn. PRIVATES. NORMAN, John M. Mrs. C. Norman, 287 ROBERTSON, Tom W. Mrs. Bessie Robertson, EYAN, ,T. William. Mrs. C. Schmidt, 633 Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. El Campo, Tex. Fifty-third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROOME. William James. Mrs. Ella Roome, ROCKENFIELD, James P. Mrs. J. P. Rock- TOl’EL. Charles L. Charles L. Topel, sr., 477 Eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. onfield, Allemands, La. Monona, Iowa. SINTZEL, Joseph R. Richard J. Sintzel, ROLLESTON, John A. Mrs. Mary B. Rolleston, 2718 Indiana Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 3404 CoiTear Avenue, New York, N. Y. Erroneously Eeported Died of Disease. SWEENEY, W'illiam F. Mrs. Catherine Swee- ROSENB.4UM, Joseph. E. Rosenbaum, 428 PRIVATE. ney, 151 Railroad Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. line Streo't, Philadelphia, Pa. TIE.\RNEY, Clarence D. John E. Tiearney, HARRIS, James. Mrs. Lilly SHERCHOCK, John. Mrs. Mary Lapota, Nes- Harris, Caston, 1159 East Forty-third Street, Los Angeles, quehoning. S. C. Pa. Cal. SHIFFERT. Joseph B. Mra. Elizabeth Berrie, TIGER, Elmer S. W. H. Tiger, Peapaek, N. J. Erroneously Eeported Wounded Severely. West Two hundred and fifty-ninth Street, ZIMMERM.AN, .John Lawrence. Mrs. Bessie New York, N. Y. LIEUTENANT. Zimmerman, Hyde, Clearfield County, Pa. STEINHAUSER, Arthur F. Mrs. Mary Stela- WASCHER, Harold .V. M.s. Wm. Wascher, CORPORALS. hauser, 426 Baltic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 505 South Walnut Street, Urbana, 111. AGNEW, John M. Mrs. Mary A. Agnew, 1115 SWANUM, Peder. Peder Swanum, Fleming,” Minn. PRIVATES. Laurens Street, Baltimore, Md. ANDERSON, John W. Mrs. John Ander- WOLLRIC’H, Abraham. WMlliam Wollrich, 335 KAETZEL, Edward . W. C Louis A. Anderson, Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bowling Green, Ohio. son, 824 Madison Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ' BOSS, John. Thomas Ross, Centerville, Miss. ANDERSON, John William, Mrs. Anna Bell EDGLian. Leslie, R. F. D. 1, New Galilee, Pa. HEWETT, Willie H. Joseph C. Hewett, Shal- BACHER, Omer E. Lewis Bacher, Uncas, lotte, N. C. Okla. SECTION 3, FEBEUAEY 1919. MECHANICS. 11, BOWERS, .John A. Mrs. Virginia A. Bowers, Tee D. Belle 228 North Main Street, Harrisonburg, Va. FULGHUM, Mrs. Fulghum, The following ca.siialtles are reported Wilcox, Ariz. BRANDT, August P. Mrs. Irene Brandt, by 1885 HOFMAN, Eugene. Mrs. the comraaridlng .general of the Ameri- Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mary Hofman, Cocii, Wi.s. can Expeditionary Forces: BRAZZIL, Carsie. William J. Brazzil, Halls- Otto. Mrs. 271-5 ville. Tex. HUHN, Helen Huhn, Frenck Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Wounded (degree undetermined). 210 BUENGER, Otto. Charles Buenger, Sealy, STARR, William James. Mrs. Ida M. Starr, Wounded slightly 428 Tex. BUSHAW, John. Prank Bushaw, 808 Mon- 1008 Maple Street, Manistee, Mich. tague Street, Rockford, III. WAGONERS. Total 638 BUSHONG, John A. Bethel Bushong, Per- GREEN, Leslie R. Mrs. Susie Green, Almoa< simon, Ky. Mo. CROWDER, Samuel O. William M. Crowder, HARDING, Glenn T. Mrs. M. Harding, B. 519 Avenue, Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Emma Birmingham, Ala. F. D. 3, East Palestine, Ohio. CRUMP, Hubbert B. Nathaniel R. Crump, CAPTAINS. Port Neches, Tex. COOKS. Benjamin BONIFACIUS, George J. Daniel Bonifacius, ROSENBALM, John R. Mrs. .John R. Rosen- DAVIS, T. Mrs. Mary Davis, Wa- Mill, Wartburg, Tenn. balm, .335 Sumers Street, Charleston, W. Va teree Camden, S. C. ROCLB, Joseph. RODEN, Harrison. Mrs. Clara Sands, WHITNEY, Wilmot. Mrs. Waldo F. Whitney DE Mrs. Catherine De Rode, 1220 12 Copley Street, Newton, Mass. 603 Harold Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. North Third Street, Irouton, Ohio. PENCE, Fred .1. Mrs. Veronica Fend, 2455 PKIVATES. LIEUTENANTS. South Harding Avenue, Chicago, 111. AI^TON. Blaine G. Mrs. Laura Alston, 509 FLEMING, John E. Mrs. Mary Fleming, 530 ALSTAETTER, Benjamin. Charles F. Al» staetter, R. F. D. Bannister, We.st Eighth Street, Metropolis. 111. North Zia Street, Columbia, I’a. 2, Mich. BRAZLETON, Hal A. G. Mrs. Samuel E FRAGER, Gerrold. Burl Prager, Buffalo, ASHWORTH, Leroy P. Mrs. Fannie Ashr Noyes, 28 West Fourteenth Street, Anniston. Iowa. worth, Hamlin, W. Va. Ala. GASKILL, Robert Lee. W. F. Gaskill, R. P. AWE, Arthur II. Henry Awe, Greenwood. HOPKINS, Gene E. Mrs. Helen M. Hopkins D. .3, New London, Mo. AVis. 508 South Sixth Street, Springfield, III. GESSNER, August M. Mrs. Martha Gessner, AXELSON, Arthur R. Soren Axelson, I’ow- JOHNSON. Frank A. Mrs. Charles H. John- 401 W'alnut Street, West Hoboken, N. J. ers Lake, N. Dak. son. 1618 Sherwin Avenue, Chicago, 111 HARI’STER, Willard C. Christ Harpster, B.VRNES, Harry A. Mrs. Annie C. Baker, KANE, Edwin Augustine. Martin Joseph Burnham, Pa. box 279. Coale, Fla. Kane, 248 West One hundred and thirtv- HARRIS, Claude E. James B. Harris, sr., BE.IBOM, Carl J. Frances J. Bejbom, 1240 seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Embro, N. C.- Flft.v-fiffh Strc'et, Brooklyn, N. Y. KANE, William V. WilH.am H. Kane, 11 Bay- HART, Albert L. Mrs. P. P. Hart, Hum- BEN.NETT. George. Mrs. Amanda Bennett. view Avenue, Lynn, Mass. phreys, Ark. 709 Brach Street. Joilet. III. MOYLAN, William D. Mrs. Nora Moylan. HEON, George. Miss Ora Heon, 239 Main BRONNE.4U. Fred J. Mrs. Milina Bronneau, 1217 Lovejoy Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Street, Somersworth, N. IT. 29 Lincoln Street. Claremont. N. H. SHIELDS, Charles F. Charles Shields, 928 HEYNE, Paul A. Mrs. Anna Heyne, Adella BULL. Howard I’hillip. Mrs. Mary A. Bull, Olive Street, Leavenworth, Kans. Co., Wayne. Pa. 39 Dayton Street. Loekport. N. 1’. WEILL, Milton. Mrs. Rose Weill, 50 East HOFMANN, Theodore. Mrs. Annie M. Hof- COOPER, Evei-ett H. Phillip Cooper, Byron, Eigthy-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. mann, Sauk Center, Minn. III. WINSLETT. Edmund J. Mrs. Fannie J. Wins- HOKE. Phillip P. Joe Hoke, Spring Street, CRYTZER, John N. Michael M. Crvtzer, lett, Dadevllle, Ala. Latrohe, Pa. MeCrann, Pa. HOPE, Clarence C. Martin L. Hope, box 49, DICKERSON. Sidney. James M. Dickerson, SERGEANTS. North Charlotte, N. C. Johnson Station, iliss. ANTHONY, Roy C. Lou J. Anthony, Boyds- JAMES, Frank W. Laren C. James, Purcell, DORSEY, Clifford R. Mrs. Mary I. Dorsey, vllle. Mo. Okla. Garden Grove, Iowa. BARNHART, Oliver F. Mrs. William E. JOHNSTON, Ora F. Delania M. .Johnston, DOYLE. Archibald E. Mrs. J. P. Doyle, 118 Barnhart. 607 Freeman Avenue, Kansas R. F. D. A, Pittsboro, Hendricks County, Chestnut Street, Brighton, Mass. City, Kans. Ind. DOZIER, Tullle L. Peter Dozier, Moyock, BASSETT, Fred J. Mrs. Marie B. Bassett, JOY, Victor C. Mrs. Elthina Joy, 873 Cran- N. C. general delivery, Fairmont, Nebr. ston Street, Arlington, R. I. DRESSEL, Fred A. Edwin H. Dressel, R. F. BUNICH, Morris. Mrs. Sarah Chosid, 198 KLUGE, Gahart. Richard Kluge, Washburn, D. 1. Maple Plain, Minn. Fulton Street, Waltham, Mass. Wis EDWALL. Axel L. Carl William Edwall, 217 CRYMES, John D. William M. Crymes, Wil- LANGELEIR, Arthur V. Adlord Langeleir, 21 N. R. Eighth .Avenue, Galno, 111. liamston, S. C. Broad Street, Marlboro, Jlass. EDAVARDS. Brindley. Mrs. Sephora Thomas, GALLAGHER, Charles F. Mrs. Florence A. LEE, Grover. Mrs. Minnie Graham, Morris- 140 Wood Stn-et, Frostburg, Md. Gallagher, 4678 Park Avenue, New York, town, Tenn. FEINSTINE. Morris. Mrs. Anna Sakarin, N. Y. LEHM-VN, Robert D. Peter Lehman, 44 Mifflin 421 Glenmore Avenue, Brooklyn, N. V. GR.tY, Charles A. Peter Gray, Martinsville, Street, Lebanon, Pa. FISHER, Joseph. Joseph Fisher, 446 Union LORING, Elmer A. Mrs. William Loring. Avenue, I’aterson, N. J. HARENSKI, Harry H. John Harenski, Her- Seandin, Kans. FISHER, Neil Aloysius. Mrs. Mary Shu- mlnle, I'a. MON.\GHAN, Thomas F. Mrs. Thomas W. man, P. O. box 126, Gibbstown, N. J. HARR IK Deward G. Austin C. Harris, Mc- Monaghan, 622 State Street, Schenectady. FROHI.ICH, Anton. Marcus Hutchmacker, Coll, S. C. N. Y. Richerton, N. Dak, 71*—-19 4 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BUI.LETIN : TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING GASTBERG, Carl L. Mrs. Susie Gastberg, SLADEY, Frank A. Martin 836 McLaughlin Sladey, 821 East KAY, Harry Douglas. Mrs. John Kay, Brook- Road. BridgevLle, Pa. Sixth Street, South Bethlehem, Pa. lyn, Mich. GL.AnSON, Ra.v C. .John E. Gladson, 309 SMITH, Lonnie. Joseph B. Smith, It. F. D. 3, MONTROSS, Charles F. Mrs. Helena South Ash Street, Ottumwa, Iowa. Mon- box 48, Caddo, Okla. tross, 62 Herbert Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GI.ASSTETTER, Martin. Miss Olivia Glass- SMITH, Walter. Sidney Smith, 54 Park Ave- MORGAN, Ernest J. J. J. Morgan, Converse, tetter, Benton, Mo, nue, Paterson, N. J. HAAB, Albert O. Mrs. Louise Habb, 1987 SNELSON, James A. Mrs. Sallle Snelson, B. NEI.SON, Anthony Gustave H. John G. Nelson. Ken- Avenue, New York, N. Y. F. D. 1, Grandview, Tex. nedy N. Y. 11 VFN’ER, Michael. Charles Weeks, 268 SNIPES, Jesse L. William C. Snipes, R. F. PREN'I U'E. George I. George A. Prentice, Tbirty-nintb Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. I). 2, Verona, Miss. Stevens Point, Pa. Ii.M.L, Curtis. Mrs. Sarah Hall, Simpsons, STEWART, Edward P, Alva Stewart, R. F. ROCK, Paul Joseph. D. J. Rook. 3809 Califor- i'a. D. 2, Trlvoll, III. nia Avenue Pittsburgh, riALL, NS., Pa. David H. M. H, Hall, 67 South S^'OVER, James M. Florence Stover, Bromide, RONAN; William H. Mrs. Alice Ronan, 39 Montitain Street, Union, S. C. Okla. Caroline Avenue, Y'oskers, N. Y. lI.t‘UNSTEIN, Paul. Mrs. Ida M. Stephenson, STRONG, Harr.v. Mrs. H. B. Rudinsdorf, Bel- RUPPERT, George. Mrs. Rosa Ruppert, Da- Bison, Ok la. mont Extension. Y^oungstown. Ohio. vidsonville, Md. IIEVER, Thomas G. Thomas Hever, 88 SWEENEY, Patrick. Mrs. Annie Sweeney, 617 SLESSER, Edward. Aaron Slesser, Hershey, Laigbt Street, New Y’ork, N. Y. South Street. Freeland, Pa. Pa. HILL, Harold P. .Mrs. Cira J. A Hill, 216 SWEENEY, Richard. Mrs. Mary Mackey, 109 SZY’MANSKY, William. John Szymansky, Carolina Street, Buffalo, N. T Kentucky Street. Buffalo. N. Y. Frankfort Heights, 111. HILL, Jettle B. Mrs, Emma J. Hill, Em- SWEENEY, Thomas J. Thomas Sweeney, 66 WILKINS. Fred R. Mrs. Cora Green, 68 Mary mett, Idaho. Diamond Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Freeport, 111. HOPPE, Frederick L. Fred Hoppe, Gretna, SWEITZER, William H. Mrs. Sar.ih Z. BUGLER. ICans. Sweitzer, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. WALKER, E. HOWE. Ottls. Mrs, Jennie Greer, R. F. D. 1, SZA'MANSKI, Thomas Frank. Miss Clara Harry Mrs. Mary C. Walker, Beaman, Mo. Szymanskl, 17 West Strieker Street, Toledo, R. F. D. 2, Covington, Ky. HT’GHES, .Tames R. Mrs. Olive Hughes, El- Ohio. MECHANICS. mer. N. J. TAY’LOR, Floyd P. Mrs. Elsie Woodln, To- BTISSE, George Ira M. Fred W. Busse, 3009 HUGHES. Sam. Mrs. Nellie Hughes, Pleas- wanda. Pa. Wellington 'nt View. Street, Chicago, 111. K.v. TICE. David E. Mrs. Ellen P. Tice, Arm- PERRINE, Ralph. M. W. Satterthwait, 32 JENKINS, Marvin B. C. L. Jenkins, Stanley, brust. Pa. West Eighth Street, Trenton, N. J. Va. TIDMORE. Fred. John M. Tidmore, R. F. D. PRIVATES. JOHNSTON. Edwin N. Edwin Johnston, 208 1, Gap, Tex. South Water Avenue, New Hampton, Iowa TIGIIE, Edward. Mrs. Margaret Zora, 6300 ANDERSON, Jo'^n A. II. Mrs. Ethel Ander- JOHNSON, Milton. Mrs. Julia Johnson, 422 Shaw Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. son, R. F. D. 2, Sheyenne, N. Dak. First Street NW., Washington, U. C. TIGNER, Charlie. Mrs. Millie Odtigner, R. ANDERSON, John R. Edward C. Saslander, JOHNSON, Miner O. John M. Johnson, 1549 F. D. 2, Perry, Ga. 88 Clifton Place. Jersey City, N. J. Roseville Avenue, Lansing, Mich. V^OLL, Casper J. Mrs. Elizabeth Voll, 409 B.tLL.ARD, Harold S. Mrs. Mary Ballard, KELTY, John E, John Kinsley, Northfleld, Madison, Buffalo, N. Y. Davisburg, Mich. Vt, VOSPURG. Clarence C. Mrs. Nora Hartson, BOND. Chi'ster A. Mrs. Emma Rhodes, 1219 KING, George W. Lonzo Harding, 317 Waseca. Minn. Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. Orange Avenue, Ambler, Pa. WELI.M.AN, Clarence L. Miss Irene Moore, CAY'EMBERG, Martin J. Eli Cayemberg, B. KOVATCH, Kalmer. John Kovatch, 93 1 School Street, Camden, Me. F. D 1, I'ulaski, Wis. Chiircl- Street. Coatesvllle, Pa. WELSH, Alfred. Mrs. Isabelle Welsh, 228 DOY'LE, Walter Joseph. Mrs. Mar.v Flynn LANDESM.VN, Max. Morris Landesman, 410 W>st Thirty-seventh Street, New A'ork, N. Y’. Doyle, 117 Falrview Street, Carbondale, Pa. William L. White, Pikes- DOY’LE, William F. Mrs. Margaret E. East Elght.V-thlrd Street, New York, N. Y’. WHITE. A. Isaac Doyle, LY’LE, Frederick T. Mrs. Anna M. Lyle, 221 ville, Tenn. R. F. D. 1, Rocks, Md. Perry Street, Columbia, Pa. WHITED, Ras. Charles Whited, Swords DREXLER, George W. Mrs. Rebecca O'Brien, McCOY, John. Mrs. Pearl McCoy, R. P. D. Creek. Va. Cedar Grove, Pbiladelpbia, Pa. 3, Quitman, Ark. WILI.ETT, Cornelius V. S. George H. Wil- EGAVIAN, Matthew. A. Egavian, 349 North MADIGAN, Hiram N. Mable Robinson, 135 lett, Port Monmouth, N. J. Fifth Street, Reading, Pa. Castle Street, Geneva, N. Y. WILLIITDE, Charles A. Mrs. Elizabeth KEN'rAS, George. George Kentas, Marcella, MARTIN, Chester W. Mrs. John Martin, Ice- Streeper, 813 Haws Avenue, Norristown, N. J. land, 111. Pa. KLINE, Joseph H. Mrs. Thomas Neff, 450 M.IRUGG, John S. Mrs. Charlotte Marugg, WILLIAMS, Marion M. Mrs. Sallle A. High- Cherry Street, Columbia, Pa. Montlcello, Iowa. ers, Fame, Okla. DANGER. John A. Mrs. Martha Britsman, MAYNE, Clyde. Stephen J. Mayne, 17 Cald- WILLIAMS, Raymond R. Mrs. Minnie Wil- 235 Laidlow Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. well .Avenue, Washington, Pa. liams, Greene, N. Yh LESeZYNSKI, Edward E. Mrs. Veronica MAZI.ARZ Frank. Mrs. Anna Bonkewska, WINNIE, Burton. Miss Jennie Mower, Lesezynski, 508 Fourth Street, Beaver Dam, .351 Munson Street, McKees Rocks, Pa. Haines Falls, N. Y. 'Vis. M.AZZ.ARELLO, Francesco. Mrs. Marie Maz- WINSKO, Andrew. Miss Mary Winsko, Coal- LUNGER, John Williams. Mrs. Charles zarello, St. Nicola Astrada, I’rovincla D1 dale. Schuylkill County, Pa. Lunger, North Bend, I’a. Casera, Italy. WINTCH, Ardray. Mrs. Mary L. Wintch, McCabe, Alexander A. Mrs. R. H. Force, MILTON, John H. Jim Milton, R. P. D. 2, Mantl, Utah. 352 East Second Street, Corning, N. Y. Mangum, Okla. Y’OTtNG, George P. Mrs. Louise Young, 3613 MADSEN, Carl T. Albert U. Madsen, R. F. MONTOYA, Esteban. Mrs. Delubina De Mon- Fernwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. D, 1, Sheffield, 111, toya, La Cueva, N. Mex. ZEI.ENIAKAS, Peter. William Zelenlakas, MONTGOMERY, Cliff C. Mrs. Loucretla NIELSON, Chris P. Peter Nielson, R. P. D. 2020 Hamilton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Montgomery, 704 Lincoln Avenue, Mattoon,

2, Exlra, Iowa. ZIEGI.E, Lawrence. Lawrence C. Ziegle, sr„ 111 . PARRIS. John Hubert. John Parris, Mar- 860 South Nineteenth Street, Newark, N. J. MO.NTGOMERY, Ernest L. Albert R. Mont- shall, N. C. gomery, Ratcllffe, Tex. PARRISH, Hill J. Lee J. Parrish, 3028 Wounded Slightly. MO, GAN. Herman. Mrs. Eliza Morgan, 804 Fourth Avenue, Colnmbns, Ga. Sixth Street. I>awton, Okla. PASKL Joe. Gust Gustafson, 416 Thayer LIEUTENANT. GREEN, Maro Washington. J. B. Lonkard, Street, Rhinelander, WIs. R. F". D. 1, Sadleville, Ky. TICER,. Glenn H. Mrs. Glenn Ticer, PELTON, Charles E. James Pelton, Essex. H. 614 HARBESON, Clifford. -^rs. John Wharry, Jr., Boylston Avenue North, Seattle, Wash. 111 . 1317 Linden Street, Wilmington, Del. PESKIE. Lee M. Mrs. Maggie Peskie, 1439 SERGEANTS. H.YRDWICK, Ben. Mrs. Mary Hardwick, North Tenth Street, St. Louis, Mo. Oswe.go, Kans. PETERSON, Lewis. Christ Peterson, 4230 GRAY, Blaine. Mrs. Titia Morgan, Colfax, HARRISON. Albert. Mrs. Annie Harrison, 32 Patrick Avenue, Omaha, Nebr. N. C. Parkway, East Orange, N. J. RICE, I’aul L. Charles E. Rice, Fourteenth HICKS, James W. Mrs. Ed Hicks, Elgin, HICKS. Archibald. Mrs. Henry Giesen, 3202 Floor, Empire Building, Birmingham, Ala. Tex Woodlawn Avenue, East Walnut Hill, Cin- EIGGIO, Carmlllo. Natale Rigglo. Mon- LAMASTERS, William II. George W. Lamas- cinnati, Ohio. ters, Mullan, Idaho. Jesse. Mrs. Hill, F. grali Catanzaro, Italy. HILL, Jena R. D. 4 , ROBERTSON, Robert. Mrs. Elizabeth Robert- MOORE, Arlie. Mrs. Susan Moore, Reedv, W box 9, Wesson, Miss. son, 913 Federal Building. Denver, Colo. Va. JOHNSON. Clifford C. Walter Johnson. Cal- ROCHIRA, Luigi. Giuseppe Rochira, 23 Bond SHIFLETT, John L. Mrs. Mary Shiflett, laway, Nebr. Basic City, Va. Street Providence, R. I. KENNER, Hugh L. William H. Kenner, EODAK, Joseph. Mrs. Annid Rodak, Bridge- SI.AS, Clayton. Vincent Sias, St. Louis. Cloudchief, Okla. port. Ohio. Mich. KENNEY, John M. Mrs. Anna Ryan, 16 Mill RODGERS, Johgi W. William Rodgers 143 SWEENE. Robert R. John A. Sweene, Jr., Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. North Walnut Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. Mount Savage, Md. FEGELY, William H. Manoah A. Fegely, ROHZINKY’AAS, John. Joseph G. Dumlensky, WILLIAMS. F’eicy H. James S. Williams, Maxatawny. Pa. St Clair, Pa. Glastonbury, Conn. FERONE, Genaro Oskar. Mrs. Catherine Pol- ROGERS. Harry E. Elijah W. Rogers, Sul- ALTON, Ernest E. Mrs. Charles Alton, 62 llo. 2838 Sixteenth Street, Coney Island, phur Springs, Tex. Silver Lane, East Hartford, Conn. N. Y. ROLLINS, James C. Mrs. Ema Rollins, Cot- COBPOEALS. FTET.DS, Wade E. Mrs, John Fields, 3596 tonwood Falls, Kans. South O.gden Street. Englewood, Colo. SCHEFER, J. Mrs. Marie Schefer, 3500 West CRANSTON, Thomas J. Bartholomew Crans- FISHER, Frank. Edward Fisher, Lincoln- Adams Street. Chicago, 111. ton 2 Hewes Avenue, Llndwood, Marcus ville, Kans. SCOI.ZA, Paspuale. Dominick Scolza, Ban- HooIl Pa. FISCHER, John A. Mrs. Elizabeth Plaspohl, nernian. N. Y. FEISTEL, Oscar P. Mrs. Bertha V. Feistel, 519 Haynes Street, Dayton. Ohio. SEIDEL, Albert A. Mrs. Laura Seidel, R. P. 425 Bridge Street, Watertown, N. Y. FLEYIING, Ivan E. Mrs. Henry Johnson, I). 3. .Sherwood, Oreg. GRAY, George F. Mrs. Laura B. Gray, 124 Canby. Minn. SEIh'RED, Alphens L. Mrs. Lillie G. Seifred, Church Street, Punxutawney-, Pa. FRY’. Louis. Sirs. Mary Fry, 1038 South 407 Walnut Street. Columbia, Pa. JEWELL, William McKinley. Mrs. Minnie Sangamon Street. Chicago, 111. SETTZ. Oliver D. Miss Christiana M. Seitz, Freeman, 39 Hudson Street. Muskegon, GERRETY’. Frank J. Mrs. Catherine Gerrety, 625 Parker Street, Toledo, Ohio. Mich. Eldred, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

GARRETT, Samuel Ray. George W. Garrett, FEVEC, Clifford II. Mrs. C. Maillho, 1623 ROSENSTIEHL, Laurent A. Mrs. Catherine Nephi, Utah. St. Maurice Avenue, New Orleans, La. Kpsonstiehl 2354 North Clark Street.• GRAVES, Charles Lee. Frank A. Graves, FESSLER, Edward C. Christ Fessler, Hard- Chicago, IIJ. Crawfordsvllle, Ind. wick, Minn. Anna Ryan, Sebring, GRAY, Frank 0. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Gray, FISCHER, Maurice. Mrs. Rose Fischer, 128 Sleters, Oreg. Harrison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Edward. Mrs. Louisa GREBE, William F. Mrs. V. Grebe, 5224 FISHER, Floyd Farnsworth. Mrs. Alice N. Milentz Avenue, St. Louis, Er.-erald Avenue, Chicago, 111. Fisher, Shirland, 111. NARRON, James W. Joe Narron, Smithfleld, FISHER, Loren O. Mrs. Bertha M. Fisher, SCOGGIN Herman. Howard Scoggin, box P. O, N. C. K. F. D. 1, Given, W. Va. 2016, Pomeroy, Wash KI' E, Martin D. Mrs. Lucy ,T. Metsker, 417 FISHER, Louis. Mrs. Ray Fisher, 206 East 9- Sigelen, 107 South Douglas Street, Kansas City, Mo. One hundred and second Street, New York, ^ Indianapolis, SLACK,SlVrrv Ind. BOCHAT, Jake. Mrs. Hester Stewart, Prague, N. Y. William H. Mrs. Rosa Slack, 197 Okla. FISHER, Melville W. Mrs. Gussie Fisher, George Street, Lambertville, N J ROCHE, James F. Mrs. Helen Francis, 407 315 Chestnut Street, Richmond Hill, N. Y. T. Mrs. Anna Slat- AVest Thirty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. FREEMAN, George. Freeman, ““rley Street, Mrs. Emery SOMiiiVn^ Philadelphia, Pa. RODENHIZER, Jeff C. Miss Euia M. Roden- Fallon, Nev. bOiMMER, ,^hn. Lawrence Sommer, Sam- hizer, Blackston. Va. • GARRISON, Junior L. James P. Garrison, casaboue, Pittsburgh, Pa BOOKS, Denis. Cyril Rooks, 109 West One R. F. D. 2, Carbon Hill, Ala. ® Ferdinand 1 Sorbara, hundred and thirty-eighth Street, New York, GREEN, R. T. Mrs. Nettle Green, Dimmitt, ^04^ East Eighteenth Street, New York’ N. Y. Tex. RONE, Ellis B. John T. Rone, R. F. D. 1. GUESS, Lee. George Guess, Cowan, Tenn. Edward Harry W. Stephen- Franklin, N. C. HARDIM.AN, Arthur B. Mrs. Rachel S. Har- !?“• Kirkwood Street, East Carnegie, RUE, Grover C. Walter Stone Rue, 1216 diman, 562 Fourth Street, San Diego, Cal. East Boulevard STEItK, Bernard Street, El Paso, Tex. HARDING, Asa C. Mrs. Alice Harding, Shat- H. Joseph Sterk, R. F. D. RYMPA, Charley. August Mikonski, Smith tuck, Okla. 4i:, unariotte, Iowa. Mills, Pa. HARDING, John R. John E. Harding, Ger- Nettie Sterr, 910 SIFORD, Alexander. Mrs. Sarah Siford, 7310 mantown, Md. ^'^TinG.’n Hermitage Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HOFLAND, John. Sigwart Hofland, 1906 SINGLETON, .Joseph Mrs. Margarete Sin- North Moosehart Street, Chicago, 111. W?v\^rfv, Mass"*' gleton, 8 North Purdy Street, Sumter, N. C. HOGAN, Maurice. Thomas L. Hogan, 2424 27 Summit SISK, Albert S. Mrs. Sallie F. Sisk, Preston. Cortez Street, Chicago, HI. Siyi'.ET Md. HOGGE, Marion F. William F. Ilogge, Sev- William. Natlien Remers, 225 East SHINAFELT, O. K. Bill Shinafelt, Cawker ern, Va. ninteenth Street, New City, Kans. HOMMES, Omer .1. Mrs. Martha Hommes, York 178 Amity Street, Muskegon, Mich. TIERn’o Charles SLO.YT. Clarence E. Mrs. Amanda Mills G. Mrs. Mary G. TiernoJ-ieiui/. Stoat, Aultman, Ohio. HOPKINS, George E. Tnimen Hopkins, Edg- New Alexandria, Pa SNAY, James. Mrs. Laura Snay, 118 North erton, Ohio. ^7ack, Long- Raih’oad Street, Bellevue, Ohio. HUGHES, Raymond. Albert Z. Hughes, Darks ’^^f^?d^,’ iSJliT"'^ SORENSEN, Johannes. George Haard Jen- Mill, Tenn. ^ sen, Audubon, Iowa. HUGHES, Sam. Mrs. Bettie Hughes, Denort, M?r1e^tTa, &. Miss. STEM. Curtis K. Mrs. Ursula A. Stem, Sag- Tillman, Virginia. er.stown. Pa. HUNTMANN, Walter A. Frank Huntmann, "^Tunn^^’ TRENCH, William G. Mrs. Carrie Emmeline, 302 Munroe Street, Edwardsville, 111. ^ 328 New York Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. JOHNSON, McClellan. Mrs. Lettie Johnson, D^'^A^^/mi^hvillf-Tex"®''**** WILSON, John C. Bon Wilson, Logan, Iowa. Conroe, Tex. WILSON, .John H. Mrs. Cora Stone, general JOHNSON, Martin H. David Jacobson, gen- delivery, Hennessey, Okla. eral delivery, Scott City, Kans. WHITE, Shirley. Mrs. Mary Palmer ’ 4108 ZIMMERMAN, Lee. Miss Mabel Zimmerman, JOHNSON, Ole A. Mrs. Sarah A. Johnson, R. Rosedale, Kans. F. D. Loland, 111. wm^ Triplett, Mo. 48, George, Miss. WI 7 lAri®- ANDERSON, .Tohn E. Mrs. Martin L. Ander- JOHNSON, Ole. Mrs. William Johnson, 721 A son, 174 Clover Street, Worcester, Mass. North Tenth Street, Estherville, Iowa. ARENTZ. .loban R. S. Mrs. Andrla T. .-\rentz, KAMPA, Tom. Mrs. Plania Kampa, Foley, 114 West One hundred and eighth Street, Minn. Chicago, KAUFMAN, Edward D. Alfred Kaufman, 288 John A. 111. Rob Wilson, San Hill. ARGERAKEE. .Tames G. George Argerakee, North Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y. 418 South Slarshfield. Chicago, 111. KEE, George II. Mrs. Margaret Kee, 308 East .Alfred Haines Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ASHBY, Lewis. Daniel McMahon, 221J ' Y'ork Street, Jersey City, N. J. KEEFER, Frank J. Frank S. Keefer, 34 East ASKEY, Marion W. William H. Askey, De- South Street, Frederick, Md. a'IIS." rinS- catur, Tex. KING, Russell. Melvin L. King, 120 Wood Julius II Robert Zimmerman. Avenue, Syracuse, Y. BARNHART. Raymond E. Mrs. Florinda N. Avenue, New York, N. Y. Barnhart, Chicora, Pa. KING, Timothy. Mrs. Kate Zimmerman, R. Arpf\Tnf“n: BEAL, Clarencf E. O. H. Beal, 903 Palmyra F. D. box 307, Indianapolis, Ind. LAMB, William O. Elmer B. ALBERTSON. Avenue, Hannibal, Mo. Lamb, Lindsay, Flarence A. Halvor Albertson. BONN. Frederick C. Theodore Bonn, R. F. D. Okla. 7. Westbrook, Minn. LANGEVIN, .Joseph Mrs. Albertina 2. Deerfield, 111. M. R. ' Alcorn, Shawnee, BUDREATT, Leo H. Mrs. Julia Budreau, West Langevin, 35 Vale Street, Pawtucket, R. I. End. Milbourn, Mass. LOUDEN, Cornelius J. Michael F. Lorden, ALEM.YN, Charles D. Frank M Aleman,Aleman BUSCH, Oscar J. Mrs. Hannah Busch, 922 102 Chestnut Street, Elmira, N. Y. Parkersburg, W. Va North Twelfth Street, Quincy, III. LOVE.IOY, George A. Mrs. Nellie Yeaton, R. ^g'ss Hilda Grady. F. D. 22, Winthrop, Me. Alho, 29 Nut- CARNES, Mrs. Phillip Carnes, Waxa- Fitchburg, Mass. hachie. Tex. MARINER, Elton P. Mrs. Charlotte Mariner, A C®'"’® Amick, CL.AYTON, Irving B. Mrs. Augusta M. Clay- Jenkins Bridge, Va. -Si 23.53 MILLHOUSE, John B. Mrs. Mary Millhouse, Cleveland. Ohio. ton, 427 West Twenty-eighth Street, Nor- ^AAmA 7 T^A'nfl'*'V“''^-®‘*’®A®.*’ folk. Va. Berlin, I’a. mJos'Ka?p^thos:"italy"'‘'®- Albert P. Mrs. Margaret E. Moore, CRUZAN, Ralph. Mrs. Mamie Cruzan. MOORE. 830 2322 East Oliver Street, Baltimore, Capt.-Carl F. Schrieber. West Alarton Avenue, Jacksonville, Md. ^TooJvillf’So!- 111. Arthur F. John Moore, 1010 CYR, William. Harry Rose, MOORE, Cherry BARNABA, Phillip. 305J Burnside Street, Avoca, Mrs. Marguerite Bar- Street, Portland, Oreg. Pa. naha. Westport, Md. MORG.\N, Fred. Grant Morgan, Horton, Ala. DB SALVO, Frank. Mrs. Mary Breglia, BARNES, Luther. 233 NOLAN, .Joseph. Mrs. Anna Nolan, 659 Clas- Wallace Barnes, Dawson West Twenty-seventh Street, New York. Springs, Ky. N. Y. son Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ORMA.ND, John W. John Ormond, Bath, N. C. BARNES, Marvin R. Harland Barnes, care DRAKE, Clarence E. Mrs. Flora of M. Drake. PARRISH^^ James T. Mrs. Bertha R. Parrish, iJiilliam Bluck, R. F. D. 6, Phoenix, Westville, Okla. DREWS. .Anthony Francis. Joseph Drews, PICKARD^ Robert B. John T. Pickard, Keef- brock, Gilbert Lewis. Archie Brock, Cairo> 138 Woltz Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. ton, Okla. DREYER, Carl F. Mrs. Anna Dreyer, 3807 QUIl-LICI, Adolfo. Joe Quillici, Dayton, Nev. Woburn Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. BROOK, Edward G. George W. Brook RICK.ARD, Clarence D. Isaac H. Rickard, 502 . R p. D. 5. Nashville, N. DOYH.E, Patrick A. Mr.s. Agnes Gaughen, R. Wadsworth Avenue, Medina, Ohio. C. CONNEI.L, Edward A. F. D. 2, North Rend. No5*r. RODGERS, Robert L. Mrs. Lucy F. Rodgers, Anthony Connell 4 DOZIER. Moyer. Mrs. b ranklin Place, Cambridge, Ma'ss. Mabel D. Johnson, R. R. F. I). 1, Marshall, Va. ' F. D. CONROY. Edwin. Mrs. 2“>7 0, box 4, Norfolk, Va. ROfiERS, Jesse S. Mrs. Joseph In- Thomas Conroy K. Rogers, Henry Street, EDMONDSON, Alfred B. Mrs. Deliah Ed- deiiemlence, Iowa. New Y’ork, N. Y. COOPER. Che.ster J. Mrs. mondson, R. F. D. 3, box 59, Muskogee, ROHRA BAUGH, Kay P. Mrs. Dora Ray, E. C. Cooper, 15 Whitford Street, Roslindale. Okla. Camden, Ind. Mass. CROSSON. George. Jim W. Crosson, EDWARDS, Albert ,T. Mrs. George- Thomas C. Ed- ROI..-^ND. John. Mrs. Rebecca Williams, 156 town, Ark. wards, 325 Michigan Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. East Ninety-eighth Street, Now York, N. Y. EG.\N, Paul J. Mrs, Hannah Egan, 5263 ROLEFSON, Leonard E, Mrs. Evelyn Rolef- DOYLE, Roy. William R. Doyle, 19 East Thrush Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. snn. It. F. D. t, Rubicon, Wis. Archer Street, Tulsa, Okla. EGAN, Wiiliam E. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Egan, ROLNICK, Mitchell H. Mrs. Hattie Rolnick, DR.AFFONE, Dominic S. Mrs. Angelina 112 Second Street, Rankin, Pa. ,1708 North Appleton Street. Baltimdre, Md. Draffone, 2 Prospect Street, Boston, Mass. EGGEN, Eli. Eric Eggen, 824 North Fourth ROM \N. WiPiani E. Mrs. Florence Roman, ERICKSON, Mike. Ole Erickson, McNally, Street, firand I'orks, N. Dak. 1132 Ridgcly Street, Baltimore, Md. Sioux County, Iowa. FElNBEItf!, Nat Louis. Mrs. Anna Fcinberg, ROSEN, Jack V. Sarah Rosen, 939 Second FERGUSON. .Tohn. Michael Ferguson, 423 1320 Fifth .Avenue, Now A'ork, N. Y. .\ venue. New York, N. Y. Fremont Street, Le Mars, Iowa. FENDLEY, Joseph W. William Fendley, R. ROSENCRANS, Ralph Ray. Mr.s. Frank GARRE.VU. Roclie. George Garreau, 1113 D. F. 1 . Ocllla, Ga. Koscncrans, Dclavan, Wis. West Third Street, Williamsport, Pa. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TUESDAY, FEBEUARY 11, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Grodecki, GRODECKI. Walter S. John 142 CLAPLIN, Roy L. Mrs. Rose Claflin, R. F. M > ,jonn -*• vieorge uoiuiron, r»ua Water Street, I’erry, N. Y. D 2, Gardner, Wis. Fifth Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. GVERRIERI, Xick V. Miss Lucia Guerrieri, CRANAK, William M. Paul Mosley, 2201 CONNOR, Howard R. Mrs. Emily Connor, 48 012 Holt Street, Norfolk, Va, Second Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Amsterdam Avenue, New York, N. Y. HABERCORN, James, Mrs, Mary McConnell, CRUTCHFIELD, Henry. George Crutchfield, CRUCIATA, James. Tony Cruciata, 121 Pa- 772 Globe Street, Fall River, JIass, Dover, Ark. yonia Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. HALL, Earl G, Guy A. Hall, I’leasant Val- CZAPLICKI, Wladyslaw. Frank Czaplickl, 76 CYFERS, Melvin. William J. Cyfers, Kiahs- ley, Okla, North Main Street. Terryville, Conn. \ ille, W. Va. HAUDIMAN, James J. Mrs. Mary Flardimau, DICKERSON, Romeo S. Charles E. Dicker- DICTLSO, Pasquale. Michael Dicilso, Dem- 1 Charlos Street, Dorchester, Mass, son, Gordonsville, Va. more. Pa. HARRINGTON, William, Mrs, Sallie T, Har- DOWD, Eugene G. Mrs. Anna Dowd, 373 DICKSON, Roy W. Charles D. Dickson, Lake rinfiton, 716 Clinton Avenue, Bristol, Va. Twelfth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. City, 111. HARRIS. Elmer O. Mrs. Jane Bunter, R. F. DREHER, Fred C. Miss Emma Graff, 1804 DIORIO, Domenick. Mrs. Lucy Carriera, 209 D. 1, box 33, Thurber, Tex. South ,4 vers Avenue, Chicago, 111. Cherry Street, New Britain, Conn. HART, Charles A. Mrs. Ella B. Hart, 1119 DUFFIELD, Glenn W. Mrs. Luella Robertson, EDEN, John L. Mrs. Minnie Eden, 273 Ever- Fourth Street SW.. Canton, Ohio Florence, Pa. m-een Av»-n]e, Brooklyn, N. Y. HART, Charles W. Mrs. John Wilson, Monito, DUKE, Henry L. Mrs. Laura J. Duke, R. P. FEINMAN, Ixmis. Isadore Feinman, 60 D. Neches, 111 . 1, Tex. Tomkins Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. EDENS. John W. James Edens, R. F. D. FERR.IRO, Ferdinando. HERRING, Len. J. D. Herring, R. F. D. 5, Mrs. Carmeia Fer- 2, box 41, Clio, S. C. raro, 408 Gi-eensville, Ala. Hamilton Street, Astoria, N. Y. EDG.4R, Harry. Mrs. Katherine Edgar, 29 FERRARO, Francesco. D. Lillie Hewett, Nicola Lodico, I’erry HEWETT. Wilbur Miss East Street, Newtownards, County Down, Lane, Bryan, Tex. Upper Nyack, N. Y. Ireland. FISHER, Howard B. HICKLIN, Oliver. Thomas Jefferson Hicklin, Mrs. Grace Hill, 153 EDGREN, Victor A. Fred S. Joquist, box Grand Street, Lockport, N. Cordell, Okla. Y. 168. In.spiratlon, ,4riz. FISHER, Hugh F. Hugo R. Help, HICKS, Norman C. Mrs. Mary F. Hicks, R. Lansing EIDSON, Wilson P. Mrs. Eula Eidson, R. F. Fire Department, Lansing, Mich. P. D. 1. Monroe, Tenn. D. 4, Batesburg, S. C. FISHER, James. Mrs. Anna Cole, 7117 Dor- HII.L, Fred R. Joel R. Hill, Lobelia, W. Va. FEENEY. Martin. Miss Mary Feeney, Gal- chester Avenue, Chicago, 111. HOY, Webb J. James W. Hoy, Leaning, Tex. way. Ireland. FISHER, James E. Mrs. Nettle Fisher, Ray- HUGHES, Norman. Martin Hughes, Metz, FEEZER, Charles H. Mrs. Emma Feezer, nards Mills, Ohio. Mo. Henrytown, Md. FISHER, John B. John Fisher, 75 Jamaica HUGHES, Odie L. .John W. Lang, R. P. D. FEINSTEIN. Leon. Nathan Feinstein, 1232 Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. 4, box 15, Magnolia, Miss. West Girard Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. FISHER, Lawrence W. Sirs. Jennie Knit, 57 JENCHI, Sam. Joseph Jenchi, 561 Bucklin FERRAINOL.l, Antonia. Mrs. Sarofiue Fer- Day Street, Paterson, N, J. Street, La Salle, HI. rainola, Provlncia Cantanzao Vico, San FISHERO, Leora D. Mrs. Inez Fishero, 405 JENKINS, Luther. Mrs. Froney .Jenkins, Narco, Italy. North K Street, Sluskogee, Okla. Tototum, Va. FERRALL, Charles W. Mrs. Kate Ferrall, FISHMAN, Joseph. Barnett Fishman, 834 JENNINGS. Leon H. Mrs. Martha J. Jen- 801A Ohio Street, East St. Louis, 111. Kelly Street. Bronx, N. Y. nings, 1035 Callinwood, Akron, Ohio. PERR.\NDO, Emanuel J. Rocco Ferrando, GALLEY, Phillip L. Mrs. H. E. Galley, 27 JENSEN, Lester. Mrs. Lizzie Jensen, 2200 304 Hillside Avenue, Long Branch, N. .1. Park Street, Somei-ville, Mass. North R Street, Fort Smith. Ark. FERRELL, Ernest U. Orlando Ferrell, Cus- GARRETT, Gilliam II. William W. Garrett. JENT, Leonard John. Mrs. Lallie Jent, tar, Ohio. Slorrelton, Ark. Grane, Ky. FERRERO, Vittore. Mrs. Carsilla Ferrero, GARRISON. Ralph H. William E. Garrison, JEZIORSKI, John T. Mrs. Mary Jeziorskl, Meliga Canale D’Alba, Province Cuneo, Barnesville, Minn. Browerville, Minn. Italy. GARY, Riisei-11. Raymond Gary, 203 Spring JOHNSON, Cecil C. Samuel Johnson, R. P. FORRY, Lester R. John A. Forry, East Street, Trenton, N. J. D. 3, Greenfield, Ohio. Maple Street, Dallastown, Pa. GETTYS, Claude. Plato Gettys, Hollis, N. C JOHNSON, Corbett N. Ward H. Johnson, FOSTER, Loy. John W. Foster, Waurika, GILL, Martin. Thomas Gill, 431 West Thirty- Bickuell, Ind. Okla. fourth Street, New York, N. Y. JOHNSON. Edgar. John D. Johnson, R. F. D. GAl\I]\L4ROTA. Rosario. Yumocalato Gam- HARE, William J. Sirs. Elizabeth Hare, 109 1, Mitchollville, Tcnn. marota, Werher Park, Westchester, N. Y. Harriot Avenue, Oil City, Pa. JOHNSON, Edward H. Anthony M. John- GANDOLFO, Nick. Mrs. Angelina Guisto, HARRIS, Charles S'. Sirs. Laura Harris, R. son. 612 Mitchell Street, Milwaukee, Wis. 440 Otsego Street. San Francisco, Cal. F. D. 3, Hazel Harris, Tex. JOHNSON, Elbert L. Mrs. M. Johnson, Knox, GARRISON, Frank L. Mrs. Ella F. Garrison, HARRIS, Clifford E. H. H. Harris, R. F. D. Ind. Warrenton, Va. 2, box 26, Fort Worth, Tex. GIIETTl, Louis. Bano Ghetti, 316 Dexter HARRISON, Dewitt T. William H. Harrison, JOHNSON, Henry B. Mrs. Rose W. Johnson, Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Watson, La. Briceville, Tenn. GLADD, Laurence R. Mrs. Johanna Gladd, HARRISON, Ernest. Edward C. Harrison, 6 JOHNSON, Le Roy. Peter Johnson, Sea Clift, R. F. D. 77. Jamestown, N. Y. Knight Avenue, Hebronville, Slass. N. y. GR.4Y, Carroll. Mrs. Lucy V. Gray, Henshaw, H.SRRlS, Eugene I. Sirs. Lou E. Harris, 600 JONES, Horace. Thomas Jones, Bristol, Ky. South Main Street. Oxford, Ohio. Tenn. HARSHBARGER, Edwin I. .Tacoh D. Harsh- GRONAUER. Peter J. Mrs. Annie Leslie, 14 JILMtENO, Philip. Lawrence Juareno, 49 barger, R. F. D. 1, Shelbyville, Mich. Spruce Street, Georgetown, Pa. Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. HICKS, Guy H. Sirs. Mary Hicks, 145 West Arza L. Edward Heiny, R. P. D. 5, KANGAS, William. Elmer Kangas, Sebeka, HEINY, Lane Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. Noblesville, Ind. Minn. ,HH.L, Eugene. Sirs. Charlotte Hill, Olean, HENNESSY^, John E. David Hennessy, 500 KAWALSKI. John. Andrew Kawalski, 330 Giles County, S^a. McDonough Street, Joliet, 111. HILL, .lohn Franklin. John W. Hill, Kenna, East Fourteenth Street, Erie, Pa. Hidy, Court HIDY, Edwin. Cass Washington SV. Va. KEIFER, Robert. Sol Keiver, Victor, Okla. House, Fayette County, Ohio. KENNEDY, Prank. William Kennedy, Han- nOGREFE, Henrv. Mrs. Rebecca Hogrefe, HILL, John R. Sirs. Ada J. Hill, 847 Euclid Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. nibal, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Milltowm, S. Dak. Cust.ive. Sirs. Louise Hiller. 1161 Prank Rowell. .John Kennedy, IIOGSETH. Adolph N. Mrs. Petra Hogseth, HITLER, KENNEDY, Taylor Street, Corvallis, Oreg. 211 South Gala tin Street, Liberty, Mo. Enid. Mont. HOPPER, Cousby E. Tom Hopper, Winborn, HOPFSIAN, William A. Sirs. J. Hoffman, KENNEDY, Harold Douglas. Harvey Leander Brownton, Minn. Kennedy, 304 Maple Street, Ottawa, Kans. Miss. TIOFFSIAN, William R. Sirs. Charlotte Hoff- KING, Martin. Mrjs. Nora Kind, Leterfrack HUNGERFORD, Fred E. George Hungerford, man. Plattsmouth, Nebr. Ireland. City, Galway, Wellsville, N. Y. HOGAN, Slarshall. She'i’v Hogan, Lacenter, KlilNE, Jacob. Peter Kline, general delivery. JOHNSON, Carl. Ole Johnson, Killdeer, Ky. Black Stump Road, Flushing, N. Y. N. Dak. Everett B. Burder Hoglen, R. F. AI.BANO, Diego Guiseppe Albano, 129 Bay- JOHNSON. Morris. Mrs. Lillie Blackman, 504 HOGI.EN, D. 1, Clvde, N. C. ard Street, Trenton, N. ,T. West Sixth Street, Charlotte, N. C. HOPPE, Henry Alvin. John Hoppe, Poplar ALBRIGHT, Ralph E. Mrs. Alice Albright, KANE, Harry II. Mrs. M-ary Kane, 7545 Bluff. SIo. 217 Sixth Avenue West, Roselle, N. J. South Union Avenue, Chicago, 111. ARCE, Martin, Jean Arce, St. Etinenne De K.XRIS, Thomas. Mrs. Asemo Karis, Slagva HLTGHES. William M. John A. Hughes, Slan- Baigory Basses Pyrenees, France. Kalavton, Greece. gum. Okla. AVERITT, Benjamin A. Mrs. Emily Averitt, AKERS, Posey A. Mrs. D. T. Dobbins, Car- HUNT, Roy G. Sliss Harriet Hunt, 1127 Erie R. P. D. 1, Newberne, N. C. thage, 111. Street, Racine, W’is. BASEL, Martin II. Joe Basel, R. P. D. 1, HUNTER, Walter. Sirs. Slargurete Hunter, AKERS, Willie P. Mrs. Lizzie Akers, 129 box 118, Whitelaw, Wis. Crockett, Tex. Baldwin Avenue, Bluefield, W. Va. BE.tT’SOLIEI,, Albert J. Mrs. .\deline Beau- Charles A. Sirs. Grace E. John- ALBIS, Stanislaw. Mrs. Rose Duzak, 31 JOHNSON. soliel. 70 North Street, Ware, Mass. son, 1122 Chapman Avenue SSV., Roanoke, Water Street, New Britain, Conn. Jack P,. Mrs. Renie C. Bowden. R. BOWDEN, AI.TO, Edward. Herman Halonam, 40 Lark Va. P. D. Alapaha, Ga, 4, Street. Buffalo, N. Y. •TOIINSTON. David. John Johnston, R. F. D. BRAY, Everett C. William H. Bray, 10 Arn- AMUNDSON, Clarence. Arnt Amundson, R. 1, Avon, N. Y. old Street. Quincy, Mich. JOHNSON. Edward C. Charles Johnson, BROG.tN. Patrick. Mrs. Margaret Ryan, P. D. 2, Lamberton, Minn. ANDERSON, Julius. August Anderson, R. F. Tower, Minn. 1424 Polk Street, San Francisco, Cal. JENSEN, Jens Peter. Hans Jensen, Berlin, CAP.VB.XNCO, Batisto. Davito Capabanco, D. 4, Virginia III. John F. Barnwell, N. Dak. .\vellino, Greco, Buglia, Italy. BARNWELI., Lee O. F. CAPONI, .\ntonio. Miss .\nnina Caponi. Spar- Ilackelhurg. Ala. KELT.ER, Herbert F. John H. Keller, R. Paul. Miss Nellie Baronieckl, nissa. Province Di Casserto, Italy. B.\RONIECKI. ’T). 4. T'ort Collins, Colo. Avenue, Elmhurst, Long Island, Sirs. Elizabeth Clark, 126 CAV.4NAUGII, Joseph J. Mrs. Elizabeth Cav- 89 Corinth KING. Joseph L. anaugh, 861 North Twenty-sixth Street, N. Y. Lexington ,\venuc, Bayonne, N. J. .Srthur Slartin Kishhaugh, I’hiladelphia, Pa. BOND, Harley .1. William .1. Bond, Florence, KISHB \UGII, W. CHILLELI.O, .Tenmore. Mrs. Carrie Chil- Cordington' County, S. Dak. I.anesboro, I’a. .Morris- lello, Cosenza, Italy. BUDNEYU Steve. I'rank Budney, 22 Cherry KOVALCTN, Slike. John Kovalcin, CinCTELSKI. Joseph. .Tohn Kosperuski, 110 Street, Ilamtramck, Mich. dale, I’a. Sirs. Slary Krowlivtz, Essex Street, .Ters^'y City. N. .1. BItSH, Kenneth D. Aaron Bush, care of New KRISKIA. -\nthony. CIZEK, Joe C. Joseph Cizek, Prague, Nebr. York Telephone Co., Utica, N. Y. 239 Poplar Street, Dickson City, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETS : TUESDAY, FEBEUARY 11, 1919, 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

LA BONBILLE, Alborgt L. Miss Virginia La Wounded (Degree Dndeterniined). KEENAN, John F. Sirs. Elizabeth S. Hart, Bonbllle, 597 Marlborougii Avenue, Detroit, Cold River Road, North Clarendon, Vt. Micb. raiVATBS. KENNEY', Henry J. Sirs. Lizzie Howard, 55 ALBACH, Slaxwell SI. Slinnie Albach, State Street, LANDIS, .John S. Lcidy M. Landis, Pipers- Mrs. Binghamton, N. Y. 37 Westfield J. 2140 ville. Pa. Avenue, Roselle Park, N. KREUGER, Charles. Sliss Clara Shaefer, ALB.VNESE, Slichael. Antonio Albanese, 64 West Chicago Avenue, (.'hicago. 111. 24 LEND IX, Alpbonee J. Mrs. Mary Lenoix, Frankfort Street, East Boston, Slass. LAMBRAKAS, Nicholas G. George Antona- Oak Street. Penacook, N. H. ALBERI, Joseph. Sirs. Angelina Alberl, kos, 304 Slain Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Pietro. Prank Cr’occo, 1121 Arden LEONE, Luino, Como, Italy. LASIKRS, Peter J. George Earners, R. F. D. Avenue, New York, N. Y. ANDERSON, William R. Sirs. James An- 6, Appleton, Wis. LOUILLARD, Edward L. Sirs. Effie Loril- derson, Ventura, Iowa. LANHAM, John B. George B. Lanham, Ce- lard, Philadelphia, 6017 Columbia Avenue, ARDI.t, Raveria. Guiseppe Ardla, Palagie- lina, Tex, Pa. nello, Lecee, Italy. LARSON, Arvid A. Sliss Anna Larson, 1676 SIcEEATERS, .Tohn L. Sirs. ,Tohn N. SlcPea- ASSWAD, Louis. Sirs. Slaggie Asswad, 70 Bryn Slawr Avenue, Chicago, 111. ters, :I50 Third Street, Pitcairn, Pa. Hudson Street, Boston, Slass. LOUN, George O. Sirs. Lois B. Loun, 19 Tele- SIARCHLEWSKI, Alex J. Sirs. Amelia AYRES, Carl W. SIi-s. Clara Reading, 211 graph Street, Bingliamton, N. Y’. Slarchlewski, Pittsburgh, 1727 Spring Way, North Jackson Street, Joplin, SIo. LItNSFORD, Bunnie. Sirs. Ollie L. Lunsford, Pa. BEAN, Charles E. Louis L. Bean, general Timberlake, N. C. MARINO, Angelo. Carmeno Slarino, Eeipi, delivery, Caledonia, SIo. McI'EiiRIN. Glenn H. Mrs. Alice SIcFerrin, Rome, Italy. BONNER, Eddie. Sirs. Lucy B. Bonner, Bu- Heppnor, Oreg. MAZZUCCIIELLI, Innocent. Joe Slazzuc- ford, S. C. MAXEY', Isaac. Charlie Slaxey, Sneedville, chelli, 2.520 Armitage Avenue, Chicago, 111. BRASSER, Carl R. Adolph Brasser, 613 Tenn. SIONOIIAN, Phil II. Owen Monoban, 115 Graham Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. MAXEY, Shirley. William A. Slaxey, Haytl, Eourth Street SW., Slason City, Iowa. BRODECKER. Frederick. Sirs. Brodecker, SIo. Camito. Calletetans Slontoya, MONTOYA, 214 East Eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SIOREHEAD, Holly E. Sirs. Amy F. More- Monero, N. Slex. BROOSI, Edwin. Albert G. Broom, Pine- head, R. F. D. 2, Sandyvjlle, Jackson NEVTSON, Harry L. Sirs. Bertha Nevison, land, Tex. County. W. Va. 607 Tennyson Street, Detroit, Slich. COLDER IKO, Amedio. Carl Colderiko, No- NANCE, Hiram I. Sirs. Sarah SI. Nance, 1234 NUNN, Henry G. Sirs, Slattie A. Nunn, K. F. derstko, Terznio Province, Italy. West Twenty-ninth Street. Los Angelos, Cal. D. 1, Hartseile, Ala. CONTE, .Toseph. Sirs. Slatilda Conte, 248 OGITON, Galau. Sirs. G. Ogdon, Frankfort, ORLAND, John A. Sirs. Slartha Orland, 284 Franklin Street, New Haven, Conn. Ohio. Grant Place, Aurora, 111. CRANE, Walter L. Logan H. Crane, R. F. O'REII.LY, .Tohn .T. Mrs. Catherine O'Reilly, O'REII.LY, Josenh H. Mrs. Winnifred D. 6, Sullivan, III. 1036 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, N. J. O’Reilly, 23 Slaple Avenue, Waterbury, CSEH, Joe. Sirs. Elizabeth Cseh, 46 Ben O’ROURKE, .Tohn J. Sirs. liana Goff, 192 Conn. Street, Dayton, Ohio. East Washington Street, Somerville, Slass. ORMOND, John F. James Ormond, 48 DERRY, Glenn H. Ephrlam R. Derry, Ver- PARSIENTIER, John A. Sirs. Slary Parmen- Church Street, Oswego, N. Y. mont, 111. tier. 506 Jackson Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y’. PADGETT. Thomas M. Sirs. Harriett Pad- DOWDELL, Charles E. Sirs. Annie Dow- PARROW, .Tedian F. Charles. F. Parrow, 46 dell, 17 gett, Don Wood Heights, Greenville, S. C. Geneva Street, Salem, Slass. E''st Allen Street. Winooski, Y't. PARKT'N, Henry. Edward Parkin, box 107, DOYLE, John B. SIr.s. Sarah Doyle, 1334 PAWLAK, Boleslaw. Sirs. Slary Pawlak, Street, Wayland, Slass. Steuben Uticn, N. Y. Luhin, State of Warsaw, Poland, Russia. PARNOl, Isidor. Harry Portnoy, 939 Jack- DOY'LE, William J. Sirs. Slary Doyle, 323 PAYNE. Albert L. Mrs. Melinda Payne, R. F. East Thirty-sixth son .Avenue, Bronx, New Y’ork, N. Y. Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. D. 2. Camden, Slich. PERRILLE, Rocco. Tony Perrille, 643 North EDINGTON. William SI. Sirs. Slary Eding- PE ' RSON, John R. Joseph W. Pearson, 216 ton, 22 East High Street. SIo. Heyne Avenue, Chicago, 111. Aurora, South Lorimor Street, Cape Girardeau, SIo. ERLE, Slerlin L. Sirs. Erie, PERRILLOIIX, Peter S. Sirs. Chareatie Per- Deliah Dun- PECKENS, Charles E. Charles O. Peckens, rilloux, Sladlsonville, La. nioie. Pa. 160 Plymouth Avenue, South Rochester, PHILLIPS, Glen Hazen. Frank O. Phillips, FE.4STER, John Kennedy. Sirs. Adde Feas- N. Y'. 110 East Seventh Street, Pueblo, Colo. ter. R. F. D. 1, Slicanopy, Fla. PET^ECKI, Roman J. Julius Pelecki, 1.332 REHLING, Charles W. Sirs. Slary Rchling, FERRY, Eri. Mrs. Angelo Ferrozzoli, Slonte West Erie Street, Chicago, 111. Yoanum, Tex. L. Giovanni Campano per Colli Provinca PETERS, Lewis Edgar, James Sladison Pe- ROBERTS, Charles E. Mrs. Slary A. Roberts, di Rome, Italy. ters. Slansfield, Mo. Williamsburg, ICans. GARRISON, .Tofferson B. William J. Gar- PETERSON, Leroy J. Chris Peterson, Lehl, ROCKWELL, Reuben L. Sirs. Linnie Rock- rison, Garrison, Tex. Utah. well, 328 East Sixtieth Street, Los Angeles, GARRISON, Roy L. Henry Clay Garrison, PICCIANIO. Ralph. Toney Piccianio, 9110 Cal. 2128 North Fifth Street, Kansas City, Connecticut Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Kans. ROGER, Harry P. Sirs. Katherine Roger, 580 POI.I.ANI' Calvin. Sirs. A. Greehing, 711 East One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, GASKINS, Sidney S. Frederick H. Gas- Detroit Street, Ann Arbor, Slich. kins, Alton, 111. New York, N. Y. PR.A.'1'T, George Ray. Sirs. Slargaret Pratt, ROGERS, Horace T. George W. Rogers, GREATHOUSE. William T. William H. Hays, Kans. Greathouse, R. F. D. D., Andalusia, Blacksburg, Va. Ala. RADER, Freddie S. David Rader, Mansfield, ROS/EL, Benson F. Mrs. Hattie Roszel, GREEN, Leslie E. Sirs. James H. Brown, Ohio. Shelbyville, SIo. Royal Oak, Slich. REEVES. Herbert SI. Mrs. -Slattie Reeves, 172 SHACKLETON, Joseph R. Sirs. W. C. Lo- GRIFFIN, .lay. Mrs. Slary Dunlap, From- Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. berg. bernz, 138 Bond Street, Hartford, Conn. Slont. RESISEN, Leonard O. Sirs. Natalie Remsen, SCHSIIDT, Slartin. Mrs. Mary A. Schmidt, GROOSIS, Wesley .T. Mrs. Ida Grooms Brooks, Rose Avenue, Glen Cove, N. Y. 3912 Feemster Street, Cincinnati, 127 East Thirty-ninth Street, New York, Ohio. ROBERTSON, Thelo. J. W. Robertson, Ra- N. Y. HAACK, George F. Gus Ilaack, Watertown, mer. Tenn. Wis. SCHROEDER, Nicholas William. Arnold ROCKETT, .Tames E. Sirs. Emma Rockett, Schroeder, Grovertown, Ind. HABLE, John A. Herman Webber, Spencer, 700 Slyrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHERWOOD, Clifford P. Sirs. Emma B. Wis. ROCKTIOLSI, Hans. Fred Rockholm, Naper, Slean, R. F. D. 2, Wellsville, N. Y”^. HALL, Euel. E Pluribus Unum, R. F. D. 4, Ncbr. Joe. Sirs. Helen Klobotzka, 41 Elm SHSHT, Whitley, Tex. RODGERS, Joe. Sirs. Slary Rodgers, Sasa- Street, Galveston, Tex. HANLON, Earle C. Sirs. William Hanlon, kawa. Okla. Sirs. Lula Slaughter, SLAUGHTER, Harry R. Williams, Iowa. ROLLER, Russell L. Sirs. Slary Roller, Plum- Slill Ironton, 617 Street, Ohio. HANSON, Slartin Chester. Sirs. Ililma Han- ber. Idaho. SSIITH. Louis. William Cohen, 47 East son, 1418 Winona Street, Chicago, HI. ROSENBI.USI, Samuel. Sirs. Rachiel Levit, Broadway, New York, N. Y. HARDIN, James W. James Gameson, sr., liu^ .Ambush Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SWITZER, Clarence E. Sirs. Gertrude Crook, Slarlin, Tex. SCIIINDLEY', Lewis H. John H. Schindley, Slontrose, Mo. HART. Clinton H. Sirs. Edith Hart, 601 R. F D 1. Dubois. Pa. .VINES, Jacob. Harry Vines, 394 Broadway, Coffey Street, Indianapolis, Ind. SETTLE. Edward W. C. C. Sehle, 3503 Kos- Portland, Oreg. HENRY', Charles A. Sirs. Bessie Slorris, R. F. suth Avenue, St. Loui.s, SIo. .VONIC, Arthur F. Sirs. North Caraclzlanis, D. 4, B.allston Spa, N. Y. SIITNALL, Stenhen H. Sirs. Slary Shinall, 22 Otis Street, Somerville, Slass. HETHCOTE, William L. Sirs. Alice A. Heth- 4401 Logan Street, Denver, Colo. VOSTI, Alessio. Frank C. Pura, Gonzales, cote, 915 Buchanan Street, Nashville, Tenn. SHIRK, Rollie. Sirs. Carrie Shirk. Peoria, Cal. HETRICK, Robert C. Miss Nora Nell Het- Ohio. VOTH. Adolph. Louis Slerk, Teresa, Wis. rick. Slosby, Slont. SHTT'ERS. Clyde. William G. Shivers, Sara- WILLS, George. George Wills, general deliv- HICKEY, Robert E. Lee. Sirs. A. J. Vickus, toga, Tex. ery. Slantua, Ala. Denton. Tex. SIEREL. Arthur A. Sliss Lillian Siebel. box WII/ION. Gi'orge E. Sirs. Dora SI. Wilton, .T. Sirs. HICKS, Andrew Nellie Hicks, R. F. 4. Richwood, Wis. 4.39 North Eighth Street, De Kalb, III. D. 3, Charlottesville, Va. SISKEN. Abraham. Hyman Sisken, 244 Roeb- A. George L. Winter, 206 .WINTER, Eugene HOFFSIAN, Thomas. George Hoffman, Hin- ling Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Edinburg Street, Rochester, N. Y. ton, Iowa. SORENSEN, Jens SI. Sirs. Slary Jorgensen, WIPITCH, Gust A. Gottlib Wippich, Sauk HOKE. Perry .T. C. H. Hoke, Bertha, Slinn. R. F D. 1, Desmet, S. Dak. Rapid.s, Slinn. JOHNSON, Claude G. Samuel Johnson, 01- STEW.ART, Arthur R. Sirs. D. A. Stewart, cott, Va. W. RED .3, Lillinglon. N. C. Slartin. Sirs. Nelson P. SECTION 4, FEBRUARY 11, 1919. JOHNSON, Hum- TIERNEY’, Clark E. Sirs. Slary Tierney, Slar- phrey, 329 Forest Street. St. Paul, Minn. cellus Falls, N. Y*. The followiiiK casualties are reported JOHN.SON. Slonty N. Mrs. Smiley Johnson, TINKELENRERG. Jacob. John Tinkelenberg, Parkersburg, W. Va. general delivery, Corsica, S. Dak. commandinp; .general of Ameri- by the the JOUSTON, Slinor A. John A. Johnston, 732 VOTES', Edward W. Ezra W. Y^otey, 1183 can Expedltioniiry Forces; Slain Street, Salem. S'a. Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KAEMPFER, Albert O. Mrs. Rosa Lia Kaemp- WAWRZY'NTAK, .Toseph, .Tohn Wawrzyniak, Wounded (degree undetermined)- 257 fer, 103 Kemper Street, Butte, Slont. box 75, Silver Lake, Slinn. Wounded slightly 213 KAY, James. Mrs. Jane S. Kay, 144 Wash- WET.I.S, Willie B. Edwin J. Wells, De ington Street, Peabody, Slass. Quincy. La. KEEN.YN, James II. James H. Keenan, 1520 WHITE,, Shields. Sirs. Jacob White, Danville, Total 470 Christian Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ind. 71'’—19 0 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

WniTEXECK, Otto r. Mrs. Alice Whiteneck, BUFFHAN, Walter H. Robert Bullhan, 16 LEE, Charles L. Mrs. Irma Shepard, 907 JO Asliton Street, Nortli Andover, Mass. Evans Street, Lockport, N. Y. First Avenue, Rock Falls, 111. WILKINS. Ceorire. Charles Wilkins, Uardon CAWLEY. John. Miss Mary Cawley, 1909 LEIINHARDT, Harry A. Mrs. Henry F. Lehn- Street, Island Falls, Me. Price Street, Scranton, I’a. hardl, 1301 South First Avenue, Maywood, WILLI.VMS, Robert. Mrs. Jannie M. Williams, CIPOLLI. .Antonio. Mrs. Chisbiani Cipolli, T.jy Kinjj Street, Charleston, S. C. Monteoressi, Kieto, Italy. LYNCH, Arthur M. A. M. Lynch, Franklin WINN, Herbert D. Mrs. Catherine B. Winn, COON, Dorris C. Mrs. Horace Coon, Athens, Street, Derry, N. H. 21 Westchester Avenue, White I’lalns, N. Y. N. Y. MARTIN, Frank L. Mrs. Cecil U. Clementz, WOOLDRIDGE, Walter Wesley. Mrs. Mary COOTER, Edwin A. Mrs. Edwin A. Footer, Prophetstown, 111. Riter, O.xford, Nebr. 1S7 East Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y. MAYER, Henry, jr. Henry Mayer, Prairie YR.I.ISON, Eddie. John Yrjason, R. P. D. 3, DAVIS, Willie. Mrs. Salley Davis, Orange- V'iew, Tex. Castlewood, S. Dak. burg, S. C. MEY’ERS, Harry. Mrs. Fannie Satoksy, 357 ZIELINSKI, Joseph. Joseph Smyieskl, 122 DEROUSSE, Jesse G. Louis Derousse, 728 llin.sdaie Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ea.st Carr Street, Jackson, Mich. Case Street, Davenport, Iowa, MOFFETT, William O. Mrs. Isadore Moffett, ZITIELLO, Gabriel. Frank Zitiello, Smaeico, DOTH Carmine. Mrs. Annunziata Dotl, Increase, Miss. Evanfrelista, Italy. Sasso, Potenga Province, Italy. NAKASH. Leveu. Mrs. M. B. Nakash, 74 Axel I’. AXELSEN. Tom Jourd, 106 South DREXLER, Dwight W. Mrs. Mable Martin, Hurd Street, Chelsea, Mass. Main Street, Helena, Mont. 824 South Washington Street, Royal Oak, NAZ.VRRI, Samuel. Martir E. Nazarri, Solo- BRAICII, Howard F. Mrs. Charles L. Mich. ralo, Montasterolo Cremona, Italy. Branch, 129 South Ridge Street, Freeland, FERGUSON. George D. Mrs. Annetta Fer- ORINGDERFF, James W. Mrs. Birdie Fennel, Pa. guson, Laddonia, Mo. R. F. D. 6, Honey Grove, Tex. BESHNELL, John J. Keller, Mrs. Barney FERR.ARI, Christopher. Frank Ferrari, Co- PARLETT, Jesse T. Mrs. Mary Thomas, R. New Milford, Conn. lumbia .Alvino, Italy. F. D. 2, Lebanon, Ohio. CAN.'.LE, John. Tony Canale. Wenona, 111. FISHER. James F. PAUL, Albert. Paul. CRI Abraham T. Fisher, R. F. Jacob 3808 Cambridge TCHFIELD, Jesse H. Carson S. Biggers, 1). Beacon, Tenn. Street, I’blladelphia, Cullman, 1, Pa. Ala. GALLIN, Nathan. Max Matz, 212 East Sev- PAUL, Alfred. Archibald Paul, Gardner Road, DRAPER. Delbert A. Lewis E. Draper, R. F. enth Street, New York, N. Y. Winchendon, Mass. D. Osseo, 4, Mich. GERSHOWITZ, Albert. Jacob Flexer, 162 PAVELKA, John J. John Pavelka, Shiner, FISHER, Floriau. John Fisher, Mellen, Wis. Ea.st Fourth Street. New A'ork, N. Y. Tex. GARRISON. George Martin. Zack Garrison, CHRIST, Albert S. Mrs. Emma Christ, R. F. PAYNE, Alpha Frank. Fred Payne, 1219 West River, Momens Va. D. 1, Gray.sville, Pa. Dale Street, Guthrie, Okla. Harold. GASS, David Gass. 49 East One GR.AY, Charley E. Dan W. Gray, Hamilton, PEARCY, Frederic A. Mrs. Frederic A. hundred and second Street, New York. N. Y. Tex. Pearcy, general delivery, Jamestown, Kans. GATHERS. Hilliard. Mrs. Charlotte Gathers, GREAR, Ora E. Edward Grear, La Plata, PORTER, Warren Q. Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, 266 Coruin.g Street, Charleston, S. C. Mo. Cross Creek, Pa. HIGGINS, John .1. Mrs. Katherine Higgins, GROLTON. Walter J. Mrs. Margaret Grol- PURPURA, August. Frank Purpura, 8122 141 Marshall Street, Paterson, J. N. ton, 3616 Castleman Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Muskegon Avenue, Chicago, 111. HOKE, Harry F. Mrs. Clara Graves, 84 Scio HARE, Howard E. Mrs. Eva Brown, 5 Elm REAGAN, Albert E. Mrs. Lusinda Reagan, R. Street. Rochester, N. Y. Street, Newport, R. I. F. D. .3, Collinsville, Ala. HUNTER, Robert W. Ed Huntei’, Concord, IIARER, Henry A. Fred Ilarer, 104 Main REESE, Fred. Harry Reese, Erasmus, Tenn, N. C. Street, I'lymouth, Mich. REGISTER, Clarence A. Andy J. Register, JOHNSON, Clarence F. Mrs. Anna Johnson, H.ARRIS, Edward N. Mrs. Susie E. Harris, Bailey, Okla. 634 Harvey Street, Baltimore, Md. 415 Ucyioman Street, Fort Scott, Kans. ROBERTS, Claud W. E. B. Roberts, R. F. D, BENTON, Thomas. Andrew Jackson King, H.ARRIS, Edward W. Mrs. Edward Ilarris, 3, Good Spring. Tenn. Montrose, Mo. 123 Salem Sti-eet, Bradford, Mass. ROBINSON, William A. Mrs. Roliert C. Rob- LIIPERINI, I’irro. Mrs. Alfrada Luperinl, n.ARROI’, Clyde H. Euclid .T. Ilarrop, care inson, 1574 East Fourteenth Street, Brook- Vewchleno, Italy. of Y. M. C. A., Seattle, Wash. lyn, N. Y. LYNCH, Clarence F. Miss Mary Lynch, Troy, HENNESSY, .Tames J. Mrs. Ellen E. Schla- ROBIN.SON, Willie. Mrs. Nancis Robinson, Ind. fer. 1147 Oakley .Avenue, Ozone Park, N. Y. Pilgrim, Tex. NAROVICKI, John, Joseph Narovicki, 233 HICKS. Ernest F. C. F. Hicks, 1221 State ROCKWELL. Ralph N. Mrs. B. A. Rockwell, Belmont Street, Throop, Pa. Street, New Haven, Conn. Richford. Vt. NASH, John F. Mrs. Sally Nash, 15 Straight HOG.AN. Martin T. Mrs. Martin Hogan, 91 RODHAM, John P. Mrs. Ella Williams, 46 Street. Chattanooga, Tenn. Oakville Street. Lynn, Mass. Dodge Street. Dubuque, Iowa. NASTAD, John P. Hogan Peterson, general HOGUE, Robert G, Mrs. Bertha Ilo.gue, Ting- RODKEY, Paul N. John II. Rodkey, 117 deliver.v, Minneapolis, Minn. ley, Iowa, Spruce Street. Franklin, Pa. PARLAI’I.ANO. Domonlck. Mrs. Concetta D. IIOGTHl, Roscoe II. Mrs. Sarah We.st, R. F. ROGERS, Harry. Mrs. Sarah Rogers, Jackson, Parlapiano, Sepino, Campobasso, Italy. D. 7, Springfield, Mo. Tenn. PEARSON, Meek B. Robert A. I’earson, Gas- HOKE, George. Cornelius Iloke, Lebanon, SACHS, Harold C. Ren.inmin Sachs, 1623 tonia, N. C. Mo. South Clifton Park Avenue, Chicago, 111. PIKE, Harry E. Carl E. Pike, general de- HOI.MES. Louis Walter. Mrs. Ricca Holmes, SELIX, Russell L. J. T. Selix, Unionville, livery, Columbus, Ohio. 619 Nebraska Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Iowa. POCKRASS, Eli. Bernard Poekrass, 906 HOPPE. Eugene Albert. Mrs. Lydia Hoppe, SELl.ECK, William R. Mrs. Anna Selleck, South Fifty-eighth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Syracuse, Kans. general deliver.v. Lancaster, Wis. POI.ITIS, Constantine. Nicholas Dalamamers, HOiT’ES, Dewey R. Lottoi Howard, 1202 SIDELEAU, Antonio Napoleon. Mrs. Anna 96 Roosevelt Street. New York, N. Y. Meridian Street, Anderson. Ind. Marceau, 334 Pratt Road, Fitcbl)urg. Mass. ROBERTS. Alfred. Arch Roberts, Manchester HUGHES, Walter W. Alexander D. Hughes, SIKKENGA, Abram C. Mrs. Kate Sikkenga, Depot, Vt. Oxford, N. C. 913 Grant Street, Kalamazoo. Mich. ROCCI, Samuel. Mrs. Mary .Angelo, 193 HUGHES. William. John A. Hughes, 57 Re- SISNEROS, Agapito. Miss Josfita Sisneros, Sixteenth Street, Jersey City, N. J. gal Street, Dayton, Ohio. Mora. N. Mex. ROGAL.A, Joe. John Rogala, Czkondna, Aus- HUNT, OIo 11. Mrs. Lydia Rogers, Odon, SCHAEFER, Joseph Frank. David II. Shank, tria-Hunga ry. Ark. 239 East Third Street. Media, Pa. SWEGER, Thomas W. George W. Sweger, JENSEN. Luther. Soren L. Jensen, Junction SCHMIDT, Henry J. Mrs. Lidia Schmidt, Newport. Pa. City. Oreg. 1176 Island Avenue. Milwaukee. M'is. SZA’DLOWSKI, Bruno. Walter Szydlowskl, JOHNSON, Edward O. Mrs. Gellna Bjerk, SCHROEDER, William H. Charles Schroeder, 2611 West Twenty-second Place, Chicago, St. Hilair, Minn. Peinberville, Ohio. HI. JOHNSON, Lon. Mrs. C. D. Johnson, Plains, SNYDER, Harry II. Mrs. Florence C. Snyder, WILLIAMS, Raymond. E. Bruce, 30 Jerome Mont. Melliern, Ohio. Avenue, West Newton, Mass. JOHNSON, Noah. Charles W. Johnson, Gall- SOOTS, George. O. R. Soots. Cordova, Ala. WILLIAMS, Robert. Mrs. George Williams, vants Ferry, S. C. STANTON. Dock. George E. Stanton. Sara- Antler, Okla. JOHNSON, Noah I. George Johnson, Sal- toga, Ark WINN, Edgar E. Hary A. Winn, route 1, dora. 111. VONA, Antonio. Mrs. Adeline Talarica, 719 Redwood, Minn. JONES, Ray. Mrs. Pearl Jones, 1215 Church Pemberton Street. Philadelphia, Pa. ZiilKLEB.ACH, .Toseph M.. jr. Joseph Zirkel- Street. Reading. Pa. WELCH Clarence E. Lumber M. Welch, R. F. i)ach, 153 Polk Street, Newark, N. J. KATS.ABR.ACKIO. George. Constantious D. 2, Willard, Mo. ALBANESE, Mike. Frank Albanese, Renton, Katsabracldo, Monofaci, Province of Pro- WIU,I.'\MS, Percy C. Mrs. Maggie Williams, Wash. toner, Greece. 518 T'nion Street. Chester, Pa. KELLY, John. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Seneca, WINSI.OM', Freeman. Charles E. Norton, AI.BEN, Oscar F. Mrs. Rose Cuccin, 229 AVhite Eagle. Okla. Wyekoff Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. III. WOLFG.ANG. Curvin C. George D. Wolfgang, John J. Mrs. Sabina Kerwin, The ALBIN, Will. Irvin Albin, 922 East Seventh KERWIN, Lineboro, Md. Street, Galena, Kana. Demeane, Ballemche, County Mayo, Ire- ZIRHUT, ,Tobn T. Mrs. Marv Zirhut, 1426 Philip Al- land. ALBRECHT, Raymond F. Mrs. Lippert Road NE.. Canton. Ohio. brecht, 313 East One hundred and forty- KING, Leo D. H. H. King, Mason City, Iowa. first Street, New York, N. Y. KINSNER, Kinney B. Mrs. Willis A. Kinsner, Wounded Slightly. ALBRIGHT, Allen B. Mrs. Phileatha Al- 706 Fifth Street, Wichita Falls, Tex. bright, Mount Washington, Md. KOH.ASKY, Reno J. Mrs. Frances Kohasky, C.tPT.VtNS. AM ENDE, Albert. Mrs. Bertha Am Ende, 20 981 Bennett Street, Appleton, Wis. Morrison Street, Rockville, Conn. KOSOFF, Louis. Mrs. Jennie Leyerson, 1390 BUDER, Otto Karl. Mrs. Lillian Buder, 1.341 John R. Joseph N. Anderson, Knox Court, Denver, Colo. North Edwards Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. ANDERSON, Houston, Tex. 702 West One hundred and third" Street, KOZLOSKI, John. Peter Kozloski, 329 South HOGG. Mike. Will C. Hogg, Edwin S. Mrs. Elizabeth Hopps, Chicago, 111. Bend Street, Baltimore, Md. HOPPS. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 111. ARISSO, Jose J. Miss Carrie Harvey, Col- KRESS, Albert. Mrs. Mary Kress, Deshler, 4528 G. Johnson, lege Park, Md. Ohio. JOHNSON, Conrad. Mrs. Agatha Staunton, Va. AVERY, Arthur J. Frank Avery, Payne, KRESS, Albert F. • Frank Kress, 1004 Bend Ohio. Avenue, East St. Louis, III. PAT^TEl', Alfred H. Mrs. Mary Pautet, 5.33 BAHNDT, Melvin B. Mrs. Ellen Barndt, L.AMARRE, Roy J. Mrs, Sarah Lamarre, West McKinnie Street, Youngstown, Ohio. Greene Lane, Pa. Grafton, N. Dak. SKINNER. George C. Mrs. Helen B. Skinner, BOND, John D. Samuel Bond, sr., Ennis, LAND, James. Mrs. Fannie Laud, star route, care of Peoples’ Saving Bank, Cedar Rapids, Tex. Hamletsburg, 111. Iowa. .

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SOMERS, .Tohn McI. Mrs. McI. Somers, 39o9 KERR, Roland M. Mrs. Anna Kerr. 4027 COOKS. Pine Street. I’hiladelpliia, I’a. Wyalusing Avenue, West Philadelphia, Pa JOHNSON, Noble M. R. M. Johnson, Frank- KING, Paul J. James King, general delivery. LIEUTENANTS. lin. Nebr. Lake Villa, 111. LEE, Bert. Mrs. Gladys Lee, 1274 Wagner BRANDO.V. Walter L. Mrs. Lola M. Bran- KNOP, Arthur F. J. Louis Knop, Thiensville, Terrace. St. Louis, Mo. dou, Broseley. Mo. Wls. GARRETT. Thomas Simons. Mrs. Alice A. KOVALESKE, William. Raymond Kovaleske, PRIVATES. Garrett. 5157 West One hundred and forty- Nashville, 111. KEENER, John E. Charles M. Keener, Jas- eighth Street, New York, N. Y. LEE, -Arthur. Edwin Lee, 229 Main Street, per, Mo. I’enargyle, Pa. GITCE. .lo n I. .Mrs. Joseph Warren Spen- KING, Osrue. Elmer S. King, Stevenson, cer, Eufaula, Ala. LEE, Clifford. Hollis Lee, Caddo Mills, Tex. Wash. HOGE, Gordon. .Mrs. Katherine M. Hoge, 23 LY'NOTT, Charles S. Mrs. Robert Irish, 84 KRAMER, Joseph. M. Kramer, 628 South Y. Park Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y, East Seventeenth Street, New York, N. Twelfth Street, Newark, N. J. HENT, Theodore. Mrs, Theodore Hunt, 4915 McINORNEY, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Slattery. KRITCH, Adolf F. Mrs. Anna Plotzko, 78 Berlin .\ Louis, 2004 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. Market venue, St. Mo. ^ Street, Rochester, N. Y. ORGIL. .John G. Mrs. Janet E. Orgil, 163 MARGERUM, Homer John. Mrs. Marion KRIVDA, -Yndrew. Mrs. Anna Krivda, 166 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Biuddock, 680 Jefferson Avenue, Washing- Sound View Avenue, Stratford, Conn. PR-ATT, Francis William. Mrs. F. W. Pratt, ton, I’a. LARSON, Axel J. Louis Larson, R. F. D. 2 Chostnul Hill, Greenfield, Mass, MAYHAN, Hurley H. Mrs. Vera F. Mayhan. 1, box 56. Two Harbors, Minn. WALKER, Edwin M. Mrs. Myrtle M. Walker, 3733 Delmar Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. LOPOTOVSKY, Andrew. Mrs. Tessle Lopo- 1248 West Thirteenth Street, Des Moines, MILLICAN, John E. Mrs. Pearl Fritz, R. F. tovsky, 33 Norwood Street, Torrington, Iowa. D. 3, Frederick, Okla. Conn. Mur- SERGEANTS. MURPHY', Cecil Leawonda. Mrs. Anna LORENZUT, Ettore. Patrick Casey, Great phy, Hillsboro. 111. Falls, Mont. Pearson, AMIES, Charles A. Mrs. Charles A. Amies, PEARSON, Leslie L. William B. LOVE. Frank YI. McCrea Love, R. F. D. 2, 287 .Mien Street, Rochester, N. Y'. Colagah, Okla. Tarentum, Pa. BONDER, Frank M. Michael Bonder, 2025 PEELER, Aaron H. Mrs. Myrtle Peeler, LY'NCII, Bernard. Mrs. Alice Lynch, 1009 Linden Avenue, South Bend, Ind. Cedar Grove, Ga. East Sixth Street, Oklahoma City. Okla. CALL.AILVN. William L. Mrs. Carrie Calla- I’OWER, James C. John H. Power, 78 Grant MAUCHKSE, F’rank. Airs. Mar.v Mesbaretta, Inin, 410 West Fortieth Street, New York, Street, Oneida, N. Y. 424~First Avenue, W<>st Haven, Conn. N. Y. PRENUERG.YST, Thomas. Richard Prender- AIARCONE, Frank. Nickola Commoso, 26 Van EDDY. ITill’am. Mrs. Clara Eddy, Stam- gast, 01 Fayette Street, Lockport, N. Y. Cliff Street, Seneca Falls, N. Y. haugh. Iron County, Mich. PUCKEl'T, Cleveland Thomas. John D. MARINO, Frank. Miss Antonetta Marino, FISHER, Paul R. Abraham F. Fisher, Den- Puckett, R. F. D. 1, Copper Hill, Va. Zagorise, Italy. F. nkson, Ohio. REAGAN. John P. Mrs. Ellen Reagan, R. MAY'RR, Earl 5. Mrs. Susie L. Mayer, 1820 GARRETT, George A. William Garrett, 825 D. 1, Marcellus, N. Y. Norton Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Wilbur Street, Rockford, 111. REASE, Alfred. George A. Rease, New Bos- MELE, Gregoris. Luigi Mele, Alondatoriccio, GREAVES, John. Mrs. A. E. Greaves, 415 ton, Tex. Province Di Cosenza, Italy. New Ellen Street, Belfast, Ireland. ROBINSON, William. Frank Robinson, 613 MEJ’Z. August Frederick. Mrs. Christiana GIM.VTER, John E. Wilbur T. Guinter, Monroe Street, Grand Haven, Mich. Metz, 833 Anderson Place, North Bergen, ' T. Roe, 923 East Howard I.arrys Creek, Pa. ROE, Frank C. S. N. ,r. GUISTO, I.ouis ,1. Mrs. Nettie Muller, 202 Street. Pontiac. 111. MONAHAN, John J. AIlss May Alalone, 2324 East Third Street. Napa, Cal. ROGERSON, George A. Mrs. Della Rogerson, East One hundred and seventy-seventh HARRIS, Clarence Alvin. Mrs. Arvilla Har- Bay -Avenue, Bav Shore, N. Y. Street, Bronx, N. Y. Rohrer, ri.s, Horton, Kans. ROIIRER, John F. Elmer J. S. MO.NAHAN. John J. Mrs. Ellen Monahan, H.V RTNESS, Bass W. Alex L. Hartness, Robrersville, Md. 130 Hobson Avenue, Laurel Hill, N. Y. Rohrer, Murphy, N. C. ROHRER, Mathias M. Mrs. Mary MONROE, Gene. Clyde C. Alonroe, Punea UICKOX, William. Mrs. Ella Hickox, Ottawa, 1336 George Street, Chicago, III. A.gency, White Ealgle, Okla. ROLL, Joseph S. Joseph H. Roll, 27 Hamil- Kans. MI LCAHY, P.Ttrick .1. Mrs. Mary A. Bas- Street. J. K.\Y, Carroll E. Mrs. Lily G. Kay, Louisa, ton Somerville, N. sett, Rice Street, Wellesley Hills, Alass. Va RONEY, Joseph. Mrs. Carrie Steele, Watkins, PARISI, Guiseppi. Nlchola Mont. Parisi, Froslnone, LORENZANA, David M. Mrs. Harriett Lo- Rome, Italv. SHIRREY, Nathan W. Whitfield N. Shirrey, renzuna, 36 Laveaga Street. Santa Cruz, PEACH. William B. Airs. William Butler, 289 R. D. Lexington, S. C. Cal. F 3, Washington Street, Gloucester, Mass. SLIGER, William F, Mrs. Rosalee Sllger, LYNiTl, Eugene W. Mrs. Catherine Lynch, PE'LY, Walter. Airs. Jane Pealy, Malvern, 1010 Summit Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Coalfield, Tenn. Ohio. Charles A. Mrs. Ida Sloane, Caney, PARKE, .Tohn S. Albert T. Parke, 814J W'est SLO.ANE, Giogio. Airs. Okla. PETRIELLO. Anna Batsulla, ftra'- Street, Elmira. N. Y. .\gency. White Eagle, Okla. STERN, Boris. Abraham Stern, 1833 Carr PARRISH, Howard \. Mrs. Catherine Par- PETRIS, Dimltrius G. George Petris, Patmas, Street, St. Louis, Mo. ri.s'i, Broughton, Ohio. .Aegean Sea, Italy. SWERIDUK, Theodore. Vladmler Sweriduk, PEEP. Charles L. Charles Peep, Lena, Wis. PORJ'ER. Cecil Airs. A'aznia, Rus.sia. O. Henrietta Porter, REEVE.S, Edward. Mrs. Nelia Reeves, Cald- Lewisburg Ky. well, Tex. WALKER, George F. Mrs. Horace Walker, 3 Wilson Street, Spencer. Mass. PRATHER, Henry S. Thos. H. Prather, 1539 ROBERTS. Arthur A. Mrs. Anna Roberts, Afahel Street. Ottumwa, Iowa. M>st Street, near Walcott Street, Bristol, WILKINS, Donald E. Edward A. Wilkins, Dovon, Mont. PREDEBON. Ferdinand. Domenico Predebon, Conn. Vicenco, Conco, Italy. WILLIAMS, Park H. Jesse C. Williams, R. ROBERTSON. Ralph P. Mrs. Martha Robert- REITNER, Hp'b-rt O, Airs. Emily Rehner, son, Cloverport, Ky. F. D. 18. Rnwson, Ohio. WINNER, Jesse Burl. Mrs. Ruth Winner, Eighth and Prairie Streets, Vincennes, Ind. RUDY, George C. Mrs. Alice G. Rudy, Rudy, ROBERTSON, Oral C. Mrs. Laura Robertson, .\rk. A\>pleton City. Mo. Charles Mrs. Moriat R. F. D. 1, Big Hill, Tex. RUPPEL, Frank C. Will Ruppel, Alpena, S. WORMIJTII, R. Mary Wormuth, 106 Jersey Avenue, Port Jervis, ROBERTSON. P''rcv. Airs. Roxie Robertson, Dak. R. F. D. 2, Brookhaven, Aliss. SEEGERT, Elmer H., Maurice C. Seegert, 625 N. Y. ALBERTSON, Marion A. John A. Albertson. ROBERTSON. Ray. Airs. Rosa Robertson, Clarence ,\ venue. Oak Park, 111. Seminary, Aliss. SHFM'tlVKE. Eulus. Robert M. Shewmake, R F D. 1, Dalton, Ga. ALBRECHT, Phillip. Mrs. Mary Albrecht, ROBINSON, Wilson. Mrs. Alinnie Robinson, Cleveland, .\rk. I’ikevllle, Ky. SLOAN, Chester E. John T. Sloan, England, 1116 Second Street, Appleton, Wis. C. ROCCHF'PT.t. Lui. Gulssepne Rocchetta, A rk. ALESSIO, Albert. Mrs. Annie Alesslo. .Toelton, Tenn. Borghetto Vara per Lago Genova, Italy. W'lI.EY. William G. Joseph R. Wiley, Young ROCCO, John. Carl Rocco, 788 South Sixth Vmeriea, Ind. BR.ADLEY', John J. Mrs. Agnes Mullen. 4065 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street. Philadelphia, Pa. WILHELM, Paul. Mrs. Louis Wilhelm, 432 ROD.A, Gehnorion. Airs. Rosa Roda, Tortorce, Norton Street. New Haven, Conn. BRAXTON, Eugene. Mrs. Lavania Jackson, ‘’028 Lake Street, Chicago, HI. Alcssina, Italy. WIT.KTNSON. Elbert. Jerome M. Wilkinson, ROGERS, Horace. Will Rogers, Moscow, Hobart. Okla. DOZIER, Sidney C. Mrs. Margaret A. Dozier, Va. Tenn. WINTERS. Earl R. Mrs. Anna D. Winters, M unden, Super'or. Mont. DUFFY', Francis Joseph. Mrs. Margaret ROGERS. John Alather. Henry AI. Rogers, Duffv. 116 Dilworth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Club. WINTIIER. George R. Miss Alma Granat, 50.3 Binghamton 70 Chenango Street, Mrs. Freida Fisher, lO.I West One hundred and seventy-eighth FISHER, Francis. Binghamton, N. Y. Christopher Street, Now A'ork, N. Y". Street. New Y'ork, N. Y. ROGERS, Lee. Lawson A. Rogers, Henry. FISHER, John Edward. Mrs. Marie Walsh N. C. WINWOOn, Edward, Jr. Mrs. Edward Win- Fisher, 308 West Seneca Street, Ithaca, ROGGI.Y, Eilipo. Vita Roggia, 17 Vocilul wood, Jr.. Bell Hotel, Bollwood, Pa. N Y Foggia Ostanova, Italy. CORPORALS. FULCHER, Warren E. Mrs. Kate W. Fulcher. ROHLOFF. Walter. Charles Rohloff, Port 539 Newborn Avenue, Raleigh, N. C. HILL, Jeff. Edwaid Hill, Sherman, Tex. -Atkinson. Wls. GUINOZZO, John J. Mrs. Elizabeth Guinozzo, HOFMANN, Edward J. Prank C. Hofmann. ROOT. Eh'zer William.. Alyron Root, Spring 727 North Parkwa.v. Memphis. Tenn. Valley, l.'S William Street, Geneva, N. Y'. Minn JENNINGS, Robert Ralph. John HARDIN, John A. Mrs. Hannah Hardin, R. F. ROSENB.U Al, William W. Prank W. Rosen- Burnhart Okla. Jennings, 45 Shenango Street, Greenville, D. 4, Shawnee. baum, Paul Valley, Okla. HARE. Frank Dorn. William H. Hare, 293 I 'a ROSENBERG. Mendel. Mrs. Mary Ro.senberg, South Street. Gloversvllle, N. Y. JOHNSON. Edwin. Gustave A. Johnson, Main Kladbestionskl Street, Blalistok, Grodno, Main Street, Randolph, N. Y. MECHANICS. Russia. JOHNSON, Matt Walter. Mrs. Anna John- ATTRINGER, Paul. Mrs. Stella Auringer, Bo- ROSENBERG, William. Airs. Lena Rosen- son, Morganville. Kans. nair, Iowa. berg, 292 Bedford -Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHNSON Ora. Clayton .Johnson, 89 Fort FERRELL, Claude M. W'illlam N. Ferrell, SL.ATER, Edgar. John Slater, R.‘ F. D. 6, Wayne Aven\ie. Richmond, Ind. Sentinel, Okla. U«nfon. HI JOHNSTON. David. .John .Tohnston, 1662 PARRISH, Luke S. Mrs. Mary C. Parrish. SNA’DER. Ilarrv O. John Al. Snvder, R. F. Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mineral Wells, Tex. D. 1, Manvi'le. 111. KEEN.v.N. .lohn .1 .Mrs. Elizabeth Keenan, RODGERS, John L. Mrs. Ella K. Rodgers, STEIf.ANAK, Ludwik. John Stefanak, 613 6342 South Seeley Avenue, Chicago, 111. 4310 West Pine Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. Cleveland Avenue. Joliet. 111. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SWEENEY, Peter A. Mrs. Bridget Sweeney, WELLMAN, Elba F. N. B. Wellman, No- ARMSTRONG, Luther M. Mrs. J. C. Arm- 715 Front Street, Freeland, Pa. vinger. Mo. strong, R. F. D. 5. Boise, Idaho. SYNORACKI. Barney. Mrs. Antonia Syno- ZILL, John A. Mrs. George Clark, 8001 AUSTIN, Alva H. Mrs. M. A. Austin, R. F, raekl, 91 Sweet Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Madison Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. I). 1, Cornersville, Tenn. W.-VLKER, Herbert. Sydney Walker, R. F. D. SHAFER, Jesse E. Mrs. Opal Shafer, R. F. AUSTIN, Coleman 6. Mrs. C. S. Austin, R. Brunswick, box 36, Charlie Hope, Va. D. 2, Morgantown, W. Va. F. D. 2, Martinsville, Va. WELLS, Talmage. Henderson Wells, Louisa, BALZARINI, Frank C. Mrs. Mary Balzarinl, Ky. 634 Vanderbilt Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. SECTION 1, DECEMBER 1918—Con. WILSON, James E. J. A. Wilson, Greenfield, 26, BARROW, Fred. Henry R. Burrow, R. F. D. Iowa. Douglasville, The following casualties are I’eported 2, Ga. WRIGHT, Albert B. Mrs. Ha Wright, 157 BARTON. Robert J. Mrs. Samuel T. Barton, Palmer Street, Toledo, Ohio. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Mason, Tenn. VOUNG, Fnrran. Mrs. Farran Young, Klrk- can Expeditionary Forces: BARTON, Ted M. James T. Barton, 2003 'fl'e. Mo. Union .Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. KRAGUNAS, John. Miss Mary Takore, 231 Wounded Slightly. BER.ARDILLI, Otavia. Otatsi Berardilli, 805 Lodley Street, Stamford, Conn. Fifth Avenue, IRttsburgh, Pa. nilVATBS. LAPLAGA, Charles. Mrs. Pietro Sabite, BOUNDS, Robert E. A. J. Bounds, Calhoun Provincia Di Palermo Comme Di Petralia, MOMSEN, Gus. Gus Momsen, 1501 Magoffin City, Miss ' Soprana, Italy. Avenue, El Paso, Tex. BOVE, Gennore. Mrs. Mary C. Bove, 289 LEE, George H. O. N. Lee, R. F. D. 5, PETRUNIA, Steve. Mrs. Annie Petrunia, Adams Street, Newark, N. .1. Barnesville, Minn. Courteny, Pa. BRELSFORD Albert. Mrs. Isabell A. Pam- LEHN, Fred A. Mrs. Anna Carson, 9011 RUNNION, Don, Jack Ruunion, Uler, Roane Ish, 2887 Minot Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Nevada Avenue, Butte. Mont. County, W. Va. BROTELLO, Louis. Daniel Brotello, Peeks- LOOMIS, Charlie S. William S. Loomis, Las SCHALLINGER, Bernard. Mrs. .Julia Schal- kin, N. Y. Cruces, N. Mex. - linger, 1354 Winona Avenue, Chicago, 111. BURST, George J. Mrs. Christine Burst, 105- LEONTGANZ, Ben. Henry Verslleys, Hills- SPOZEL, James. Tony Spozel, 185 York Park Avenue, Amherst, Ohio. dale, 111. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BURTON, Ernest. Mrs. Harriet Burton, 37 LUNTZ, William G. George A. Luntz, Selia- MASONICK, Thomas ,T. Vincent T. Mason- Arthur Street, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, nople. Pa. ick, 3435 Armitage Avenue, Chicago, III. England. LYLE, Francis Anthony. Mrs. Eliz.abeth McLEVAIN, Rllge W. Estal McLevaln, Heb- BUSH, .lo.seph A. Mrs. Catherine Bush, 629 Lyle, 297 Pelton Avenue, West New Brigh- bardsvllle. Ky. Twentieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. ton, N. Y. MENNO, Tony. Frank Menno, 229 East COLEM.VN, Dallas. Walter S. Coleman, LYNCH. Francis M. Mrs. Rose Lynch, 141 Twenty-ninth Street, New York. N. Y. Bridgeport, Tex. First Street, Yonkers, N. Y. MIRIMANIAN, Mirlman. Sedrak Mirimanian, COI.LOM, James. Mrs. Jane Collom, Matador, MrC.CLLUM, .Ylexander. James McCallum, Iger, Ervian, Russia. Tex. Scammon, Kans. MOORE. Clifford J. Andy Moore, R. F. D. 1, COSTELLO, William J. William J. Costello, M.VUER, Charles II. Charles H. Mader, 399 Waleska, Ga. sr.. 2120 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. South Tenth Street. Ne’wark, N. .1. MURSCII, .John K. William Mursch, 1713 MAZZ.YRELLO, Carmine. Mrs. Mary Maz- Pleasant Avenue, Los Angeles. Cal. COY'NE, Patrick T. Reuben C. Clark, Hodges, zarcllo. 416 Tenth Avenue, New York, N. Y. NEWER, Edward C. George B. Newer, King- Mont. MORG.YN, Franklin J. Franklin J. Morgan, fisher, Okla. CREECH, George. Schley Creech, R. F. D. 1, Blackwater, Va. R. F. D. 2, Lake View, S. C. NOEL, Arthur. John Noel, 114 Perkins NEWIIALL, John L. G. E. Newhall, Han- Street, Lowell, Mass. DALLEY', Robert S. Mrs. Luclla Dailey, R. cock Road, Antrim. N. H. ORAZI. Pietro. Mrs. Loreta Orazl, Prota F. D. 1. Driggs, Idaho. P.YFF, Walter M. Mrs. Belinda Pali, Park- Provincia, Aquila, Italy. DELOZIER, Peter O. Linus M. Delozier, Patton, Pa. ton, Md. ORSINI, Vincenzo. Emliio Orsini, 1341 Vis- DELUCA. Alexander. Mrs. Lula Deluca, 320 Aristia coy Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. PAP.VD.YKIS, John. Miss Papadakis, North Lee Street. Altus, Okla. Celepa, Canea, Crete, Greece. OSKROBA, Feliks. .John Oskroba, 2026 Web- ster Avenue, Chicago, 111. DENTON. Archie T. Mrs. Ellen T. Denton, PAUL.SON, Anton. Paul Gunnerston, Y’instra Paris, Tex. Station, Gndvrand Sdlnn, Norway. PiU.LANTR, Antonio. Crescenzo Pallante, Fcntechiari, Province Caserto, DESOLIER, Napoleon. Napoleon Dcsolier, PENN, Bernard A. William Penn, 315 Wilkes Italy. 240 Gardner, PATATHOY^ANIS, Emanuel. Marry Pata- Parker Street. Mass. Street, Alexandria, Va. DIXON, Alfred. Mrs. William Dixon, 52 -PIAZZA, Rocco. Siibastino DesImmone, Whlte- thoyanis, Sioux Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Quebec Street, Ulverton, England. ash. 111. EAFANTI, Angelo. Mrs. Antionio Leane, PCTRU, George. Mrs. Mary Petru, Lone PICKENS, Ray. Harry T. Pickens, Jackson- Tree, Iowa. Glledono, Ital.v. ville, Tex. Edward. .John Eckstein. Twenty- PORRAS. Sllvero. Mrs. Mary Porras, Harris- ECKSTEIN, PICKETT, Orlan W. Bob Pickett, White- burg, Tex. ninth and Forest Home Avenues, Milwaukee, house, Tex. PORRECA, Ferdinando. Mrs. Litizia Por- Wis. PIGMAN, Huram. William Pigman, Redfox, roca. 1836 Tasker Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GARCIA, Eugene. Mrs. Gerith Garcia, Fort Ky. PORRINI, Nick. Patsy Porrlni, R. F. D 5 Fred Stoelm Wyo. PORTER, Zola. Mrs, Minnie E. Pittman, Mas.sillon. Ohio. GOODWIN, Loren, Mrs. Marie Boyer, 602 L3ti6ScI TPgx POWERS, John B. Mrs. Olivo Powers, 381 Locust Street, Evansville, Ind. PREUSSER. Edgar A. Mrs. Rosa Preusser, Central Avenue, Newark, N. J. GREENBERG, Maxwell. Mrs. Julia Green- Toyah, Tex. PRILL, Dick F. Henry A. Prill, Glidden, berg, 3167 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PURPLE, Ansel. Mrs. Ansel Purple, Colum- Iowa. Pa. bia, Pa. PUNTURIERO, Frank. Mr.s. Mariano La- Robert. MeClellan monlca. GREENEBAUM, Gus William Hoopes- 1207 Lovejoy Street, East Buffalo, Greenebaum, University Avenue, Chi- RICE, William M. H. Rice, N. Y 5478J ton. III. cago. III. RASK. Hans A. Peter A. Rask, Hells, Den- ROBERTSON, Pierre D. Leo Robertson, Nor- mark GROVE, Frank S. Mrs. Lillian Grove, 39 Illi- nois Avenue, Somerville, Mass. den, Minn. REY^NOLDS. Andrew. Mrs. Bettle Reynolds, Lodge, Tcnn. HAZELBECK, George M. Mrs. Tillie Melber, ROBINSON, William G. Howard A. Robinson, Spring Street, St. Clair Borough, Pitts- ROBINSON, Coin A. William 2413 1023 Jackson Street, Lynchburg, Va. G. Robinson, burgh, Pa. R. F. D. 4, Pleasantville, Iowa. ROCK, Joseph Michel. Louies Rock, 18 South Mrs. Emelia Holden, Elsie, SANDLIN, Elihu. Brice Baker, HOLDEN, Royal. Main Street. Webster, Mass. Cortland, Ky. Mich. ROHHE, Ira Carlton. Andy Rodhe, Mantua, SASSANA, Louis. .John Sassana, 1467 West Ohio. Grand .\ venue, Chicago. 111. HEM5IINGER. Vearl A'oleny. Charles Hem- SCFILUETER. Bernhard M. Mrs. Mary minger, R. F. D. 1, Bradner, Ohio. ROEHL, Gotfried. Daniel Roehl, Ashland, Schlueter, 927 East Two Tiundred and six- HENDERSON, Everette. Mrs. Addie Hen- N. Dak. teenth Street, New York, N. Y. derson. 9 Hamilton Avenue, Warwick, N. Y. ROGERS, Jesse D. Clark J. Rogers, Lexing- SCIILOTTYIAN, Llo.vd E. Mrs. Elizabeth HENDRICKS, Curtis C. Mrs. John W. Hen- ton, Okla. Schlottman. R. F. D. 1. Fleetwood, Pa. dricks. route A, Gresham, Oreg. ROONEY, Daniel. Mrs. Margaret T. Foy, SHUMATE, Sam. Mrs. Mary Vick, Magnolia, HUSSEY, Allan G. Mrs. Mary Hussey, Bid- 14.34 I.«xington Avenue. New York, N. Y. Ala. deford, Me. SCHILLER, Samuel. Morris Schiller, 73 SPRAGUE, Clarence W. Mrs. Rose H. lEMMA. Peter C. Mrs. Rose lemma, 223 Floral Street, Grace Street. .Jersey City Heights, N. .T. Sprague, 145 Avenue, Johnson City. East One hundred and eleventh New SIIADWELL, John C. Mrs. Sarah E. Stelle, N. Y. York. N. Y. 1418 Buffalo Road, Erie, Pa. STKRBA. Y'aclav J. Joseph Sterba, 26295 JENSEN, Hans John. Mrs. Mary Jensen, SIIERM.YN, Lewis E. Mrs. Jennie Sherman, Millard Avenue, Chicago, 111. Faxie, Denmark. 154 West Seneca Street, Oswego, N. Y. STEVENSON. Vance B. Mrs. Lizzie Steven- JENSEN, Valdemar. Mrs. Dorothy Jensen, SIIERRON, Emett B. Mrs. Vassie Davis, R. son, Belden, Miss. Gesing, Gilland, Denmark. SUNDIN, Milton G. Charles Sundin, 465 Jewell, Colum- F. D. 3, Youngsville, N. C. JEWELL, Russell. Mrs. Lora STIINKLE, Osa L. Lewis M. Shinkle, Ken- Deleward Street, Denver, Colo. bia, Ohio. TUZZO, Mike. Mrs. Stella Tuzzo, Balzarano, sington. Kans. JOHNSON, Helgc. Goodmand Johnson, Wa- Ital.v. namingo, Minn. SILER, Albert. Mrs. Nancie J. Siler, Lot, Ky. VOELLER, Leo. Leon Voeller, Faith, .Ylberta, SORRELL, Kelly B. Mrs. Annie Sorrell, Canada KARIN, Max L. Jack Kahin, 3548 Grenshaw Street, Chicago. III. Scranton, Ky. WALKER, Edward A. Alonzo J. Walker. R. John YY'acIaw. Joe Kalota, Lublin Sl'EAGALL. Jesse. M. M. Steagall, R. F. D. F. D. 3. Calvert. Tex. KALOT.4, A, box 200, Pensacola, Fla. Harry Wylde, Bewrzic Krzesniga, Russian Poland. WYLDE, Russell A. 979 Essex Island SZYMANSKI, Anthony W. Mrs. Mary Szy- Street, Lawrence, Mass. KUKUNIS, Mike. Nick Kukinis, Crete, Greece. manski, 1211 Buckingham Street, Toledo, ZOT'BEK, Albert J. .Toe Zoubek, Y'erdel. Nebr. Canea Ohio. zUm.YU.YS. Constantine. Antonio Zumaras, LITTLEP.VGE, Marvin K. Miss Jenny Lit- tlepage, 509 Lincoln Avenue, Kansas City, TAYI.OR, Robert C. Frank O. Taylor, R. F. Pireos 2.5. Athens. Greece. Mo. D. 8, Parkersburg, W. Va. ACCETTURO, Philip. Jim .Accetturo, 945 VANIIOY, James L. Mrs. Sally Vanhoy, Ware Teller Street, -Chicago, 111. LOFTUS, Patrick. Hugh Loftus, Swlnford, Shoals, S. C. ARENSMA.N, Charles F. Mrs. Emma L. Ar- County Mayo, Ireland. Y’lVIANI, Joe. Mrs. Caterina YMvianl, 13 ensman, 1410 East New York Street, In- LOYCHE, Theodore YV. Mrs. Fred Becker, Balangero Torino, Italy. dianapolis, Ind. 27 Ontario Street, Schenectady, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919, 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

MACK, Clinton E. Mrs. Etta McElfiah, 67 DYE, Roy E. Mrs. Ida Dye, Swords Creek, PARKS, Paul B. William II. Parks, 97 East Jessup Street, Portland, Oreg. Va. Washington Street, Neisonville, Ohio. MARTIN, Joseph W. Mrs. Mary Martin, 43 EMERY, George D. Mrs. Julia Emery, R. F. RANCOURT. John I. Miss Florence E. Ran- Field Street, Koxbury, Mass. court, 1271 Providence, D. 1, W^yalusing, Pa. North Main Street, M.VRINO, Louis. Mike Marino, 3349 Navajo EPSTEIN, Jacob. Mrs. Varie Epstein, 2116 R. I. Street, Denver, Colo. Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. SIMPSON, Charles P. .John W. Simpson, 144 AHRENS. Henry M. Peter Ahrens, Zumbro FIGOLA, Vencenzo. Carmen Figola, box 03, Orchard Street, Woodlawn. Pa. Falls, Minn. Boston, Pa. WARREN. William D. O. L. Warren, 500 BANGHART, Merl R. James Banghart, Ox- Euclid .Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. ford, Kans. FISHER, Forest C. Charles Fisher, 19 Hair- KULILA, William. Mrs. Cecile Kulka. 6 Mel- BARGA, Ilallie O. Mrs. Florence Brown, land Avenue, Glens Falls, N. Y. rose Terrace. West Kensington Park, Lon- 923 Detroit Street, Flint, Mich. FISHER, Walter. Martin Fisher, 5009 North don, England BARKER, John H. Miler Barker, Vicker Twentieth Street, St. Louis, Mo. B.ARNETT, Paul W. J. M. Barnett, 412 East Switch, Va. GREGORY, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory, Scott Street, Kirksville, Mo. BLANKENSHIP, Basil C. Jeff D. Blanken- 372 Parkside Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BELL, Louis D. Mrs. Della Bell, Laytons- ship, R. F. D. 3, box 89, Lafayette, Tenn. HEIL, Louis A. Mrs. John Heil, 1323 South ville, Md. BOX, Oscar L. Mrs. Mittie Box, Quanah, Cottage Street, Meadville, Pa. CHAMPAIGN, William E. Mrs. Geraldine K. Tex. HUNT, Edmund J. George Hunt, 164 W'cst Champaign, 36 Meade Street, Wellsboro, Pa. BUCCT, Nicolas. Mrs. Gustina Calabraze, Street, Woonsocket, R. I. CRAWFORD, Earl J. Mrs. Joseph W. Reed, Pres- Spinatl Province Camposso, Italy. HUSTON, Clyde L. Albert J. Huston, 1507 Malassia Road, Hast .Vkron, Ohio. ton, COLIN, Earl E. Adolph Colin. Ramsey, Ind. Mont. LEFFERTS, Marshall C., jr. Marshall Johnson, C. CLARK, Ted. Mrs. Pearl Greta Frawley, JOHNSON, Henry F. Mrs. Cornelia Lefferts, 34 East Sixty-fifth Street, New 968 Cherry Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. R. F. D. 2, Flemingsburg, Ky. York, N. Y. Jordan, Ro- CLARK, Arthur. Mrs. Martha M. Clark, JORDAN, Larry. Mrs. Blanch NANNING.V, Simon Peter. Mrs. Juanita Nan- Front Royal, Va. anoke Rapids, N. C. ninga, l3l9 Exchange Street, Emporia, CLEMENS, Reuben W. Mrs. Mary E. Clem- JOSE, Michael. Mrs. Thresa Jose, Assonet, Kans. ens, R. F. D. 1, Huntington Beach, Cal. SMITH, Clarence R. Frank B. Smith, Henry, Kittel, COLLINS, Joseph F. Edward Collins, 1754 KITTEL, James William. William S. Dak. City, Kans. Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. Osage WOLCOTT, Oliver S. Seymour A. V'olcott, KR.VSE. Arthur Charles. William J. Krase, DE MONBRUN, Rodger E. J. A. De Monbrun, 157 Union Avenue, Batavia, 111. Street, Chicago, 703 West Oklahoma Street, Enid, Okla. 2021 West Tu'enty-second HUNNE5I.AN, .John R. John X. Hunneman, GALLAGHER, Hugh. Michael Gallagher, 111 . Wellesley Hills, Mass. John L. Ludwig Larson, Osseo, 109 Avenue E, Bayonne, N. .T. LARSON. J.ACOBS, Charles H. Mrs. Mar.v II. .Tacobs, GOODMAN, Michael. Mrs. Dora Pondo, 852 W’is. 332 South .Ardmore Avenue, Los Angeles, South Bond Street, Baltimore, Md. LEVEE, Robert. M. Levee, 188 Newbury Cal. GOWANS, David D. Mrs. A. F. Urban, 11703 Street. Portland, Me. Durant Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. MANNING, Joseph V. Thomas B, Manning, LISIECKI, Stanley K. Mrs. .Anna K. Lisiecki, 212 Crane Street, GREGOR, Frank J. Mrs. Rose Gregor, 222 Rosemount, Minn. Schenectady, N. Y. West School Street, Owatonna, Minn. OSINSKI, Adam Joseph. Mrs. Christena .SERGEANTS. GREEN, Russell B. Sirs. Mira Green, 18 Osinski, Wild Rose, Wis. Loinier Street, Newark. N. J. JONES. Warrell M. Mrs. Warrcll S. Jones, Carlos. Mrs. Carlos Patterson, KIMONT. Kaziniies. William E. Vacky, 314 PATTERSON, 801 Daisey Street, Clearfield, Pa. F. D. Duncan Falls, Ohio. T Street, Omaha, Nebr. R. 1, NORRIS, Claude M. W. O. Norris, Honora- Alexander J. Miss Julie Pilock, MALEZEWSKI, Frank. Alex Zaikoski, 37 PILOCK. ville, .Ala. 1429 Block Street, Baltimore, Md. Claremont Avenue, Maspeth, N. Y. ROSEBERRY, Howard Clay. Robert Lincoln PINIZOTTO, Angelo. Guiseppo Dlbardolo, MANN, Andy J. Josh A. Mann, Woodvllle, Roseberry, 1216 East Sixth Street, Win- Church Street, Johnstown, Pa. Okla. 1090 field, Kans. POLGLAZE, Stanley. Mrs. Joseph Polglaze, MANTIA, Gulseppl. Mrs. Hazel Moutia, 1819 456 Hazen Avenue, Ravenna, Ohio. SCHMITT. Emil .John. Miss Anna Schmitt, Carr Street, St. Louis, Mo. POLK, I’eter Q. Peter F. Polk, R. F. D. 1, 907 McCollock Street. Wheeling, W. Va. MARAZZI, John F. Mrs. Tereza Mansolini, Birds, 111. JOHNSON, Clarence. Mrs. Lillian .Tohnson, Bore Di Metti, Pozzolo Cafferi, Italy. 4505 Dearborn Street. Chicago, 111. PUCKETT. Robert L. Mrs. Mathilda Puckett, MATHIS, Bill. Clingman Burchfield, Bryson L.ABERDIE, George. Mrs. Clara Labcrdic, Medon, Tenn. 913 Frederick City, N. C. Amos. Mrs. Polly Pugh. 116 South Street, Toledo, Ohio. MEHRTENS, Gustav. Fred Mehrtens, Colum- PUGH, McCarthy, Frederick M. Mulberry Street, Georgetown, Ky. Michael II. 5Ic- bia. 111. Carthy, 233 Beaver SALINSKY, Louis. MrS. Rebecca Salinsky, Street, Ansonia, Conn. MEEH.AN, William A. Mrs. PARKINS, Robert S. Mrs. Bessie P. Parkins, 1307 Clark Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Margaret Mee- Chambliss and Merlan Streets, North Chat- SCHOEBERLEIN, Oscar WL John Schoeber- han. Bennett Road, Englewood, N. J. MOEIILER, Frank W. Mrs. Mary Moohler, tanooga, Tenn. lein, Lohrvllle, Iowa. Walter. Allen 98 Bruce Street, Newark. N. .1. PILATOWICZ, Pilatowicz, 66 Franklin William D. Span- Hugo Street, Ilamtramck, Mich. SPANGLER, W. SALNER, Barney F. Mrs. Sadie Salner, 1017 RIPEIl*, James. Mrs. Domenica Sazine, Rig- gler, Sehoolfleld, Va. Summit .Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. gio, Calabra, Italy. STEINHARDT, Jacob. Mrs. Bertha Stein- SHEPHERD, Harry. filortcn E. Shepherd, RUCZTNSKI, Witold. Stanley Kivietkevski, hardt. 387 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, Portland, Ind. 84 Snowden Street, Binghamton, N. Y. STERLING. Joseph A. Mrs. J. A. Elliott, YOUNG, Frank G. Mrs. Jennie E. Young, SEEGER, Walter C, William Seeger, 601 Dayton, Kans. 1128 Delaware Street, Berkeley, Cal. C. F. West Grove Street, Bloomington. 111. STREETS, George D. kirs. Bertha B. ARRINGTON, Edward Mrs. Minnie Car- rington, SHEPPARD, Emmett M. Mrs. Spencer S. Streets, 813 Wlilow Street. Baltimore, Md. 90 North Avenue, Canandaigua, N. Y. Sheppard, R. F. D. 2, Rice, Va, VALDIMAR. Slgward. Sirs. Peter G. Watten, WOJTKOWSKY, Alexander. Vincent Wojt- 626 Monroe Street. Minneapolis, Minn. DODWELL. .Aloysius C. Miss Mary .A. Dod- kowsky, 20 East Twenty-third Street, Bay- WILLIAMS. Gather II. John Williams, Sat- well, 4257 Romain Street, Philadelphia, Pa. onne, N. J. tes, W. Va. KOCH, .Alvin J. Mrs. .August Koch, 1815 WOOD, Allen. Mrs. Mary A. Wood, Durmid, Erie Street, Racine, Wis. Va. LITTLE, John B. W. A. Piumer, Abbot. Ark. SECTION 2, DECEMBER 26, 1918. YOUNT, John F. Isreal P, Yount, R. F. D. 7, RATTO, Angelo P. Mrs. Teresa Ratto, 213 Kittanning, Pa. [The deaths reported in this section were South Monroe Street. Stockton, Cal. AHN, Herbert E. Mrs. Henrietta Ahn, 2030 printed in a previous issue of The Officiai, RIDdErvOLD, James T. Mrs. Maud Riddcr- vold, Christiania, Norway. West Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. U. S. Bulletin.] ALEXANDER, Clarence W. Arthur P. Alex- SCHLERNITZAUER, Louis C. Mrs. Eugenio ander, West Stockbridge, Mass. The following: casualties are reported Schlernitzauer, 85 Eureka Street, Pitts- burgh, Pa. ALI’ERT, Morris. Harry Alpert, 299 Bro.ome by the commanding general of the Ameri- Street, New York, N. Y. ST.AFFORD. Fred. Mrs. Clara Stafford, can Expeditionary Forces: route ANDERSON, Clarence A. Carl H. Anderson, 1, Cheat Haven, Pa. Rugby, N. Dak. WEST. James H. J. W. West, route 1, Hokes ARMSTRONG, Clarence. Mrs. Margarette Wounded Severely. Bluff, Ala. Armstrong, 501 Cinnaminson Street, River- MAJOR. B.VRBER, Lorcy S. William R. Barber, 525 ton, N. J, WELD. Fi-ancis M. Mrs. Francis M. AVeld, Tenth Street, Marion, Iowa. BALCHEZA, ,Iohn. Mrs. Zieluchiusky, 55 Henry. Mrs. Laura Blelfelt, 930 Park .Avenue, New York, N. Y^. BIELFELT, R. Morris Street, Jersey City, N. J. F. D. 5. box 20, Boone, low'a. BLACKWELL, Elie O. Micajah N. Black- CAPTAINS. BISKA. Vincent. Joseph Wareka, general well, Arlington, Tenn. S. II.IMMOND, Leroy II. Mrs. W. R. Hammond, delivery, Platte, Dak. BRIDGE, Walter G. Mrs. Henry W. Bridge, Appleton, Tenn. BL.AKEMAN, Chester V.'. Mrs. Mattie Har- 3540 Eden Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. LESESNE, Francis K. Mrs. Turner Logan, per. Hor.se Cave. Ky. Paul S. Chapman, CHAPMAN, C. Amis 78 32 Church Street. Charleston, S. C. CETE. Steve B. Mrs. Susie Halase, 135 Cal- North Main Street, Rockford, 111. Detroit. Mich. MacDOUG.ALL, .Allan .1. Donald .1. MacDou- vary Avenue. CLARK, Ivy F. James A. Clark, Fairmount, gal, 141 East Euclid Avenue, Detroit, Mich. GIBSON, Homer O.swald. Mrs. Margaret Gib- Tex. son, R. F. D., Holly, Mich. LIEUTENANTS. CORNPLANTER. .Tesse ,T. Edwin Corn- GIBSON, James. Mrs. Christian Gibson, 21 planter, box 65, Lawtons, N. Y. F.ARVER, Warren L. Wiiliam II. Farver, 537 Highland Avenue, Barre, Vt. COTTON, Thomas II. Mrs. Ida Cotton, Dy- Carroll Street, .Akron, Ohio. AUSEMUS, Elmer II. James Ausemus. R. F. ersburg, Tenn. GLASCOCK, Wade II. Mrs. Louise A. Glas- D. 2, Cherokee, Kans. COWDRICK, David A. Mrs. Edith Opdyke, cock, 2008 .Avenue N, Galveston, Tex. BISSETT, Jesse Lee. Miss Sadie Bissett, 201 Washington Street, Bristol, Pa. KJELI.nKRG, John II. Mrs. Lydia C. K.iell- Middlesex, N. C. DEMPSEY, Mark Thomas. Mrs. Lydia Demp- berg, 1112 Huntington .Avenue, Boston,. DE VEAU, .Tohu Edward. John De Veau, 207 sey. 458 Madison Avenue. Paterson, N. J. Mass. Eleventh Street SE., Minneapolis, Minn. DEMSKI, Thomas. Stanley Demsld, 40 Coal KUNTZ, Charles P. Philip Kuntz, 593 Union GORDON, Boyd K. Josh M. Kelley, 300 Street. Nantlcoke, Pa. Avenue. New York. N. Y. Houston Street, Amarillo, Tex. DREVES, Joseph F. John Miller, 1145 Craw- O’LE.ARY', John J. Mrs. Catherine O'Leary, HANNON, William. William E. Kennedy, In- ford Avenue, Altoona, Pa. 504 Main Street, Great Bend, I’a. dianapolis, Ind. 22 THE OFFICIAL IJ. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

JAIIMAN, Shelby H. Dr. George TV. Jarman, GATES, Arthur John. Mrs. Amelia Lettau, McGREW, Percy H. James F. McGrew, 7218 Hotel Marie Antoinette, Broadway and box 162. South Kaukauna, AATs. South Chicago Avenue. Chicago, 111. Si'.ty-se%'entb Street, New York, N. Y. GL.ASSETT, Henry. James Glassett, Dover, PROSE, Bid Roy. Phillip Prose, Beeler, JEItKEL, Bert. Jack .Terrel, Mount Pleasant, Mass. Kans. Iowa McC.ARTHT, Joseph T. Mrs. Christine Pick- RICE. Clark 11. Mrs. .Tames H. Rice, 161 MAPES, Claude E. Mrs. Matilda Mapes, La- ering. 13 Bowler Street, Lynn. Mass. Grosvenor Street, Athena, Ohio. quin, Pa. PEl’ERS, AA’allaee J. Mrs. Ida Peters, R. F. GENTILE, Joseph. Mrs. Fiarinda Massa, MAY. Frank F. Mrs. .Toseph May, 106 Ferry D. 3. Leavenworth, Kans. Chieute, Province Di Foggia, Italy. Street, Jersey City, N. J. RHO.ADES. Ross. E. Rhoades, Jordan Lane. TESSIER. Arthur J. Nusehe 'Kessier, Good- PRICE, Sylve.ster. Mrs. Katie Price, 3311 AVetherfield, Conn. year Heights, Goodyear, Conn. Calumet Avenue, Chicago. 111. ROBER IS. Earl P. Mrs. Molley Coupey, Es- SCHEMA KER, Theodore A. Prank Otto sex. i!o. MECHANICS. Scimmaker, Lindenwood, 111. ROBERTS, Willard Samuel. Mrs. Henrietta MULLEN, Hugh J. Mias Anna F. Mullen, 40 SNYDER, Harry Charles. Mrs. Catherine Davis Roberts. 553 West First Street. 1’hird Street, Troy, .N. Y. Snyder, 38 Beltshoever Avenue, Pittsburgh, North Sait Lake City, Utah. DILL, Cyiil. .Mrs. Elizabeth Dill, 846 La- Pa. ROM.ANO, Joseph. Sam Romano, Bessemer, fayette Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. STONER, Lorraine K. Mrs. Ella F. Stoner, 'la. FIRNBACII, Henry AV. .Mrs. Minnie Firn-

132 1 Chester Avenue, Bakersfield, Al 'ENOFFEN, I). 1 Arlington Heights, III. Cal. Howard Paul. Mrs. Emma bach, R. F , TIIR.ISITER. .lames L. Mrs. Mary C. Shenoffen, West Washington Street, Cham- HOFFMAN, Lanrel E. John C. Hoffman, Ohio Thrasher, Midland. Md. bershurg. Pa. City, Ohio. HOOPER. Harry. TVllliam L. Hooper, Mar- THOMT*SON, Laurence. Mrs. Annie Bowen. AARSETII, Conrad A. Mrs. Meline Aarseth,

, shall. Mo. Loughman. I*a. Holmeval, Bonf.1ord, Norway. 'VEDDER, Carl Edward. Charles E. Vedder, VFTTCH, Harry’ G. Mrs. Nellie Veitch, 2714 MacDO.N.AI.D. Hugh P. C. John MacDonald, .”.0.') Crane Street, Schneetady, N. Y. Glasgow Street. St. Loni.s, Mo. Aclu'skich Betty Hill by 1’hurse. WELLS. Herman R. Mrs. Amanda Wells, VERIIOKFF. I.eonard. Mrs. Nellie VeThoeff. LABUSKA.S, John B. TVilliam Ambras, 319 Purcell, Okla. general delivery, Grinnell, Kans. Gardner Street, McKees Rock, Pa. CORPORALS. O’DONNELL, John. Mrs. Kate O’Donnell, M.ARSTON. John. Mrs. Jennie Laport, We- 2503 East Indiana Avenue, Phlladelplila, I'a. tumkiv, Okla. ECKERT. John. C. A. Eckert, 574J North SIEVERS, Peter F. Peter Sievers, R. F. D. SUMPF, Albert H. Mrs. Alice C. Sumpf, 96 High Street, Columbus. Ohio. 1, T.odi, Cal. Aetna Street, Naugatuck, Conn. G.TNFIELD, Gordon. Dr. L. P. Ganfield, 721 SMITH. Charlie N. Mrs. Carrie Smith, Bis- Snelling .Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. marck, Ark. HORSBSHOER. HENDRK^KS. Jyles C. Sidney Evert Hend- SPTESS. Herman J. William Spiess, White TUCHNOW, Heragin. Mrs. Ahafa Yuebnow, ricks, Upland, Nebr. Butte. S. Dak. Brest-Litowska, Ru.ssin. BANDEL Morris Albert. Fred Bandel. Her- MATTISON, Matthew E. Mrs. Anna Mattson, COOK. box 286. Bes.semer, Mich. mitage, Mo. BET.'I’Z, Fred. Pasquale. Mrs. Nugirapor RAY, Elarus F. Mrs. Annie Ray, 3241 Cro- Mrs. Bertha M. Beltz, 220 MARGANELLI, Fifth of Aquilla, nitic Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. Avenue, Derry, Pa. Marganelll, Cocullo, Province REINIIOLD, Robert. Mrs. Lizetta Reinhold, EESENBRT1CK. Carl A. Charles BesenhriicU, Italy. 232 6643 Dnlzell Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. Walnut Street, Mbaterhury, Conn. PRIVATES. RICHARDSON, Colonel A. Ben Richardson, BRITTON, William Richard. Mrs. William ALBERT, Joseph. Mrs. Lizzie Milkc, 282 Marlow, Okla. J’ichard Britton, 1003 Railroad Avenue, Scotten Avenue, Detroit, Mich. San Francisco, ROY. Thomas .Alexander. Joseph E. Roy, 1320 Cal. ANDERSON, Albert M. Martin Anderson, E11RY. Stanlev. Mrs. ’Victoria I.orne Avenue, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Bury, Draga- Rosholt, S. Dak. Canada. nuka Austi’ia-Hungnry. ARGvroS. Harry. Anthony Argyros, Pea- Cl. Bryan. SHERN'K. John. Mrs. Sadie Shernak, 217 'RK. B. M. Clark. Essex, Mo. bodv. Mass. r»ON.AHFF. Clyde. Mrs. Jane Donahue, Rut- Liring.ston Street, Peoria, 111. ASroi’GH, Thomas C. Mrs. Mary Ascouah, land. Ohio. DTtNN, William. Mrs. Catherine Dunn, 2133 4105 North Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. EMBREE, Arthur H. S. M. Embree, Elliott, South Clifton Park .Avenue, Chicago, 111 C. Mrs. Candelaria M. Baca, Iowa. BACA, Ramon BIBY, Robert L. Mrs. Carrie E. Bihy, Pine Colonals, N. Mox. Hill. N. C. F.A.ATZ, Daniel M. .Tacicson Faatz, 367 River P.ACKEIL. Edward. Alexander BacUeil, 35 Street. Iloneadale, Cn.AB.AN, James. Kalesnik, 32 Wood- I'a. Brown Avenue, Bridgeport. Conn. Andrew Frederick side .Avenue, Se,vmour. Conn. FLKISCHH AUER. W. Mrs. Cathe- BAKER, Andrew. Mrs. Clara Baker, Mari- rine Faith. 393 Art'iur William A. Clepton, West Main Street, New anna, Fla. CLEPTON. W. Britain, Conn. Jefferson, Iowa. B 'RN.ARD, Charley. Mrs. A. Sarah Barnard, GIEGERICII, Joseph A. Mrs. Julia Speth, R. F. D. 10. Mohawk. Ind. COEN, John Price. Mrs. Mary J. Coen, 220 800 Eavt A'ermont Avenue, Holton. Kans. Jer.scy Street, Elizabeth, N. .1. BARNARD. Radford M. Mrs. Nancy Bar- HODGSON. Owen E. Stephen N. Ala. FARI.EY. John P. Mrs. Bessie G. F.arley, Hodgson, nard, R. F. D. 2. Union Grove, general delivery. La Cygne, Kans. Street, Philadelphia, B.XRTON. Fr.nnk L. Mrs. Emma Barton, 415 2119 North Eighteenth Frederick. Mrs. Hoffman, Pa. HORN, M. 2408 Phnsant Street, Joliet. East Chase Street, Baltimore Md. FL.CVAO.AN. William P. Michael Flanagan, BARTON. Fred. Frank P. Barton, Leonards- HUFFMAN .Andrew. Mrs. Anna Huffman, 27 East C.anton Street. Boston. Mass. berg, Ohio. Creston, Ohio. Barton, R. F. FLEMING. Russell S. G. W. Fleming, Clint- BARTON. Sam G. Thomas B. JEFFREY. Harold C. Fred Jeffery, Martins- D. 2. Canipobello, S. C. wood. Va hiirg, Nehr. GT^T.LET, Richard E. Mrs. Bertha Gullet, BAFCT^M, Robert. Mrs. Mary A. Raucum, JOHANSEN, William E. P. Mrs. Peter- Rohertsville, Mo. Reen R F. D. 1, box 52. Bayhalia, Miss. son, Alta. Iowa. HARf.OT’ER. Joe A. Miss Marie Haslouer, BEDFORD Percy T. George H. Bedford, 12 JOHD.AN, Emmett P. Eddie .Iordan, Abilene, Kans. R. P. D. Cook Street, Lonsdale. R. I. box 56. Smlthfield, Va. HATCHP'R. Fred. Mrs. Mollie E. Hatcher, P.ET.L. .Toseph. Mrs. Eleanor Bell, 105 Schley KFEFrider Harry E. Mrs. Mary Kee- Level Green. ICy. Street. Glendale, N. Y. frider. 1518 East Mo.vamensing Avenue, Robert. Mrs. M. Morgan. Ill BFLL.4MY, James. Jim Bellamy, Wampee, HENRY, West Philadelphia, Pa. .Sixty-third Street. New York, N. Y. S. C. LAMP. I.ewis Philip. William Lamp, Lewis- Stephen Ilerink, Bridgeport, BFNDFR. William. Mrs. Minnie Coben, 8405 HERINK, Fred. ville, Ga. Ohio. Ouinev Avenue Cleveland, Ohio. LAAT'RFNCE, T.ewls L. Mrs. Mora Simnlilus. Charles F. Jay O. Bennett, 209 Heyer, F. D. BFNNFTT. HEYFR, Floyd H. Marcus R. 1, 167 East Railroad Street, Fostoria, Ohio. lUoTiterey Avenue, Ridgewa.v, Pa. Emniis, Pa. McBride, Wllliam A. Mrs. O. McBride, .362 RFRR5', George M. Mrs. T.ouise Grandvaux, Owen D. Mrs. Gabriel Holmes, 218 HOi MES. Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 523 Grier Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. Street, Wilmington, C. North Third N. RIl.ET John W. Mrs. Jennie V. Riley, May- BETTTE. Arthur. Mrs. Caroline Betbe, 899 Dean R. Belle Jackson, 1415 JACICSON. view, Mo. Duffun Street. Milwaukee Wis. Springfield, 111, East Jackson Street, RDT'ERTS, James. Bert Christie, Cornell. B.TORKI.AND. Alhin. Augustine Bjorkland, J. James Kelly, 220 West EFT.LY, James Wis. Wotr S'reet. TTingham, Mass. Sixt"-ceventh Street. New York, N. Y. RF'CAN. Edgar. Henry P. Rutan, Convey, BL.4CKM.4N, George W. Frank Blackman, KENSTv Y. H.vman. I eo McDonald, 1155 Bos- Ohio. \toskogon. Mich. York. N Y. ton Road, New SCARBOROUGH, John P. Miss May Sear- BLFCTTINGER. Oscar R. Joseph Blechinger, Holsev S. Mrs. Harriet I.ee, 2S16 Dum- tmrnngh, P. D. 5, Cochran. Ga. LEE, R 4.57 Sherburne Avenue. St. Paul Minn. barton Avenue NW., Washington, D. C. George D. SHUPE. Mrs. Anna Shape, 359 Fdward J. Joseph Bolsse. Centpr McC't.OT’GHT.IN. Monroe. Miss Annie L. Mc- Twanty-spventh Ogden. nOISSE. Street. i;t h. and Maine Streets, South Ashburnham, (ToughPn. Fastover, S. C. rven .Tim W.ATTS. Da ,T. Waffs SBefz, Oreg Mass. MONTGOMERY. Spring. Judge Montgomery, ZANDER. Alfred. Gottfried Zander, 3400 .1. Mrs. Ida Bonner. 620 T.nneaster. S. C. Hermitage Avenue, Chicago. 111. BONNER, Henry MOORE, Robert A. John T. Moore, Wilson, Soenrd .\venup NE., Ardmore, Okla. N. C. MOSICIAN. P.OOKt.FSS. James G. Walter Bookless, 822 South Tenth Street. Coshocton. Ohio. NEWEI.L. Frederic G. Leonard Croxton, Ma- CUMMINGS, John J. John Cummings, Frost- BOONK, Clarence C. George Boone. Selma, comb, 111. burg, Pa. ' rk. BASI.FR, Otto .A. John Martin Easier, R. BUGLERS. BRADY. Edward J. Mrs. Cntherlnp Brady, F. D. 1. Wartburg, Tenn. 134 Carlisle Street. Unlontown, Pa. Thomas C. Mrs. .Agnes H. Best, 55.5 HAYES, Lawrence W. Jerry Hayes, Zaleskl. BEST. Flovd Granville. Mrs. Lelah B. Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. Ohio. BROOKS. BRENNFN. Robert. Mrs. Ada Irene Bren- BFAUDIN Edwin P. Wllliatri Beaudin, 510 Brooks, 4349 Second Avenue, Pittsburgh, McDonald Street. Oconto. Wis Pa. nen, Ellis. III. BT'RNSIDE. Thomas E. Mrs. Rosa L. Burn- THOMPSON. Harry Fnyse. Mrs. Melvina BROWN Edward. Mrs. Liza Brown, R. F. D, side. 140 Cleveland Avenue, Athens. Ga. Thompson. Gridley. Cal. 1. l)OX 29. Vance. S. C. CARLSON, Frank W. Charles P. Carlson, R. WAGONERS. BT''K. Frank Miss Frances Poilk, 2802 Elm F D 53. Baraga. Mieh. Street, Toledo. Ohio. DARBY Fred Washington. William D. Dar- MILLER, Frank. Mrs. Allie Addleman, Bea- PFI.T OCK. Charles F. Charles F. Bullock, hv. Fisk. Mo. verdale, Cambria Countv, Pa. Main .Street. Honesdale, Pa. DOWI.TNG. Frank F. Mrs. Ellen Dowling, 44 PETTIT. Will II. Mrs. Fannie Pettit, Daw- BT’RSON. i.eon C,. Emory Burson, E. F. D. Lewis Street, Naugatuck, Coun. son Springs, Conn. 2, Burson, Ohio. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TUESDAY, FEBRUAEY 11, 1919 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

CAMI’BELL. Alexander, ,1r. Alexander Camp- SCIIWENCKE, Henry C. Mrs. Amelia OZIMEK, Waclaw. .John Ozimek, 717 Grandy bell, box 893, Iron Kiver, Mich. Scuweucke, 225 Linden Avenue, lioselle. Street, Detroit, Mich. CARLILE, Burt A. Daniel U. Carlile, Mc- N. J. PADILLA, Louis. Terlbio Padilla, Los Can- Clure, Ohio. STEPHENSON, Luther L. William C. Steph- delorias, N. Mex. CARROLL, .lohn. Miss Mary Carroll, 322 enson, Calhoun, Tenn. I’ANTALEO, Humbert Albert. Mrs. Mary Chestnut Street, Roselle, N. J. STYROD, George P. Mrs. Mary O. Marshall, Cepparulo, 8 Via Guglielmo, San Felice, Na- CLARKE, William J. John Clarke, Dukes lOG North Sixteenth Street, Wilmington, ples, Italy. I’ark, Somerville, N. J. N. C. P.-VULICI. Prank. Mrs. Calmelo Paulici, Co- CODER, Frederick C. Mrs. EfBe Coder, SWAIN, Fred. .John J. Swain, 101 Darvnll rnier Cozeny, Italy. R. F. D. 5, VS amego, Kans. Street, Corona, N. Y. PAY’NE, Alvin A. Joe L. Kennedy, I’onta, COFFEY, Willie L. L. A. Colley, Roderfield, TIDD, Joseph W. Mrs. Martha A. Tidd, R. Tex. Va. F. D. 1, Hamilton, Mont. PITTS, George A. Mrs. John L. Pitts, R. F. CRIDER, Nathan. Mrs. Flora Crider, St. VANDEVIER, Thomas. Mrs. Bella Vandevier, D. 1, Norge, .Tames City County, Va. Charles, Lee County, Va. 0832 Parnell Avenue, Chicago, 111. POSNER, Martin. Mrs. Lena Posner, 2331 CUE, Willie. ' Bird Cue, Vinton, Iowa. WALKER, Archie. Mrs. Carrie Douris, 1619 Catalpa Avenue, Ridgewood. N. Y'. DERKOWSKI, Stanlslaw. Wladek Smitkow- Style Street. Philadelphia, Pa. POTTER, Dwight. Mrs. Maude Potter, 332 .ski. 141 Morris Street, Jersey City, N. J. WHITE, Harold W. Mrs. Grace Walker, 23 Spring Street. Dayton, Ohio. DONOVAN, Frank. Mrs. Delia Donovan, Pratt Avenue. North Weymouth, Mass. POWEI.L, .Ansil Beach. Alex Andrew Pow- 1400 Lynch Avenue. East St. Louis, 111. YOUNG, James S. Mrs. Sarah Young, R. F. ell, Mauston, Wis. DUGIT.V, Fanacls. Mrs. Nija Dugita, Geni- D. 1. Britton, Mich. RAY, Alden Earl. Mrs. Andrew C. Ray, route gav, Austria. BARKER, Estill. Mrs. Lizzie Manx, Klein, L, Cordell. Okla. DUIINKE, Noel E. Mrs. Emma Duhnke, Ky. RAYBURN. George W. PYank Rayburn, Tul- 910 South Seventh Street, Manitowoc, Wis. BRUNO, Dominick. Nick Bruno, Belleville, lahoma, Tenn. DURNAL, Millard E. J, A. Durnal, White III. REECE, William, .-\ndrew J. Recce, R. F. D. Bear, Minn. BUCKLEY, .John J. Mrs. Mary F. Buckley, 5, Winstom-Salom, N. C. ELLIS, Claude. Henry ElUs, Elizabethton, 659 Twenty-first Street, Des Moines, Iowa. REINEKE, Joseph Edward. Mrs. Myra Rein- Tenn. BUCKNER. Jim M. Robert M. Buckner, Car- oke, 3449 South Second Street, St. Louis, EMKREY, Gtiy. Hiram Embrey, R. F. D. 2, rigan, Tex. Mo. Butler, box 53, McCurtain, Okla. BUTLER. Albert Quincy. Thomas Y. RICHEY, .Toe ,T. Lemmie Blanton, Gaines- FREY, Lawrence A. Charles Frey, Belle R. F. D. 1, Ranger, Tex. ville, "Tex. Prairie. III. COWARD, Jose))h IV. Mrs. Margaret Telitha RILEY. Ben. G. D. Riley, Paducah, Tex. FRIES, Leonard. Peter Fries, Bartingen, Coward, R. F. D. 3, Clington, Tenn. ROMANELLI. Pietro. Francesco Uomanelli, Luxemburg, Germany. D'ANDRE.l, John. Angelo D’Andrea, 11 Sev- Samouro, Labouca, Province Salermo, Italy. GILORMINI, Joseph J. Michael Gilormini, enth Avenue. Newark, N. ,T. RUSHING. Walter E. William C. Rushing, Montgomery Street, Upper Tuscanoe, N. V. DOUGLAS, Adam E. James R. Douglas, R. F. Red Lick, Miss. GREEN, Kenneth W. Mrs. Pauline Green, D. 7, Macomb, 111. SCHMIDT, Felix. Nick Schmidt, County Marmon, N. Dak. FREEMAN. Leonard. Mrs. Annie Freeman, Esch, Kail, Luxemburg. GRZISKOASKI, Joe. Antonina Grziskoaskl, R. F. D. 3, Silver Spring, Md. SMITH, Avery - M. Robert Smith, Mount Stopeza, Russia, Poland. FULLINGTON, Carol. Mrs. George Fulling- Holly, N. C. HAYDEN, Thomas L. F. P. Hayden, Glen ton, Franklin, N. Y’^. SMITH, Clarence F. Samuel T. Smith, Eas- Elder, Kans. GAI.LIS, Ole. Christ Prestbye, Kalispell, ley, S. C. HOWE, Elbridge E. Mrs. Jessie E. Howe, Mont. SMITH, Frank C. Mrs. Martha Smith, R. F. 1224 South Ainsworth Street, Tacoma, GREIFORD, James A. Edman Greiford, 36 D. 2, Greensburg, Pa. Wash. Moff Street, Grosse Pointe, Mich. SJIITH, Frank J. YIrs. Louise Smith, 1229 HUBBARD, Leo L. A. L. Hubbard, 1104 HANSON, Sigfrled P. Mrs. Alnilda Kaas, Shackamaxon Street, Philadelphia, Pa. East Grant Street, Alliance, Ohio. Walnut Grove, Minn. Sl’ARTT, Paolo. Mrs. JIaria R. Mazzoni Fil- HUt'KABY. Joseph A. Warn Huckaby, Pur- HOT DEN, Fern W. F. E. Holden, .3924 lippo. Paese Mammola, Pionucio Di Reggio year, Ark. Clinton Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minn. Calabria, Italy. STEGER, Jesse B. MacG. Steger, Campbell- HUNTER, Asberry, jr. Mrs. Vinie Hunter, HURT. Rush A. Mrs. Annie Redding, Bates- ville, ill. R. F. D. 3, Lowndesville, S. C. ville. Ark. James P. Mrs. Mary E. STEPHEN, .Joseph. Mrs. Mary Ann Stephen, Harvey. Neil Jones, 6708 Arthur HUTCHINSON, JONES, Hutchinson. 188 East Central Street, Touchille, Italy. St. Louis, Mo. Avenue, Franklin, Mass. STEVENSON. Edward. Miss Katherine Ste- KANE, William. Mrs. J. W. Kane, 326 venson. 213 East Fifty-sixth Street, William .T. Mrs. Margaret Roth- New Bowne Avenue, Flushing, N. Y. ROTHFUSS. fiiss 36 Wilsey Street. Newark, N. J. York. N. Y. BALDRIDGE, Elbert. Mrs. Ida Reenes, Part- RT’MSEY. Harr.v' B. Mrs. Emma Caton, 770 STEWART, Maicolm R. A. J. Stewart, Bo- low. Ky. thell, Wash Ylonrne Avenue. Rochester, N. Y'. BARKER, Robert. Samuel M. Barker, Farm- ST'. NARD, Walter Ross. Mrs. Augusta STREITBERGER. Charles A. 16 Downcell land, lud. Stanard, 14 Church Street, Springville, U<>ad, Stratford, London, England. Rufus. C. II. Buchanan, Dills- BUCHANAN, N. Y. TODARO, Ignazio. Gaitano Cogirdi, Ala, boro, N. C. Province Di Palermo, Italy. BUK-VNOWICH. Samuel. Mrs. Anna Iwan- WO.TCIECITOWSKT. Charles. Vincent Wo.icie- chowski, 6315 Fullerton Avenue, Cleveland, W.YLL.YCE. Abraham. YIrs. Dora ,T. Bloom, Il.'l Street, Camden, N. J. owski, Liberty 87 Congress Avenue, Chelsea. Mass. CL.VRK Warren W. Mrs. Harriet Clark, Ohio. HORN, Willi.s. Mrs. Sarah Horn, Walls, WHITTINGTON. Harry. Mrs. Mary Whit- White, S. Dak. Okin. tington, 589 Orchard Street. Baltimore, Md. .1. Clark, R. F. D. CLARK, Wesley Mrs. Esta ANGELILLO. Vito N. Miss Philomena Ange- Fredonia, Pa. INl’ROINI. Leone. Mrs. Maddalen.a Introini, 37, lillo, Ben Casamassima, Italy. COCHRAN, Valentine. James R. Cochran, Samarati, Italy. JOHNSON. Ren W. Ylrs. Iva .Tohnson, R. F. B.VNKO, .Andy. Andrew Banko, 202, Ninth Caney, Ky. Street, Windbar, Pa. Julius La D. 6 Th'hana, Ohio. CONGDON, Shen-y E. Mrs. C. BLARGO. Erig. Jave Blargo, Villa Ridge, Point, Florence, Vt. KTSILANCKAS. Anthony. Pete Petroski, 102 South Fifteenth Street, Pittshnrah, Pa. Montenegro. CONNER, Samuel C. William M. Conner, It. LABNBY^. James F. Mrs. Addle S. Larney, Harry F. Frank Bowdre. 545 F. D. 1, Bridgevllle, Pa. BOWDRE. 821 .Arsenak Street, Watertown. City, CONNELLY, William E. Mrs. Margaret Con- N. Y. South Eleventh Street, Kansas Kans. LEE. Aaron R. Mrs. Isabel Johnson. Evans- Brasel, Jasper, nelly, 1008 Lincoln Avenue, Peoria, 111. BR.ASEL, Biaino. William J. CUCCi, Tony. Miss .Vnna Cannizaro, 458 ville, Ind. Ark. LEMTRE. Odilon. Oliva Lemire, 287 Lowell Harrison Street, I'assaic, N. J. C.ARDEN. Stanley. Yliss Ylargaret Carden, Street. Manchester, CIJLHANE, John .Icseph. Mrs. Mary Lynch, N. H. South Main Street, .Archbald. Pa. H. Mrs. Johanna Lenk, R. 5124 Blair Street, I’ittsburgh, Pa. LENK, Raymond C.ARTRIGHT. William R. William A. Cart- E. n. Marlette, Mich. GOULD, William S. Mrs. A. S. Norton, 17 5, right. Sandy Ridge, Pa. Conrado. Mrs. Marianita S. Lu- Falmouth Street, Belmont, Mass. LUCERO, COR 10. diaries L. Joseph Corio, 21 Madi- cero. Las Mex. HEFFRON, John. Mrs. Delia Heffron, 2914 Vegas, N. son Street, '.Auburn, N. Y. Pittston Avenue, Wincoka, Pa. M^C^FEERY, Lee J. Mrs. Rnwe-ua Corrigan, COURNOY'ER, Raoul. YIrs. Evelyn Cour- K.IR.IL, Frank. Hesley Karal, Fairfax, Iowa. 3614 Shenandoah Avenue. St. I,on1s. YIo. noyer, 169 Jenks Street. Fail River. Mass. KAREHA, Andrew. John Kareha, Third MAORI, Carmon. Mrs. Mary Macri, Mam- D.VLE. William A. YIrs. Annie Dale, Bel- Avenue, Jessup, Pa. mola. Italy. grade. Ylont. LIJCAK. George E. Joe Lucak, Flensbttrg, MARTIN. Pericy C. Mrs. Ella R. Mlckett, DIETCHYI.VN. Frederick William. Mrs. Eliz- R. F. I)., Newton. N. H. abeth Lynch, 8 Tremont Street, Tonawanda, Minn. Mey- LUC.'VK, Mike. Joe Lucak, Flensburg, Minn. MEY'ERHRIM, Adolph. Mrs. Gertrude N. Y. erheim. 5.5.3 West One hundred and forty- MAG.-VN, John J. Joseph Magan, 1416 DOERFER, Charles. YIrs. Frances Doerfer, fourth Street. New York, N. Y’. Spruce Street, Pueblo, Colo. 881 Dubois Street, Hoboken. N. J. MTNKE, Henry J. Carl Mlnke, Long Prairie, MAY, Cliarles A. Joe May, Newellton, La. Dominic. .Tides Donato. 2072 East Ylinn. DONATO. NICHOLL. Albert T. Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholl, One hundred and twenty-fifth Street, Cleve- MINNTCOZZr. • Martin. Mrs. Filumina Yla- 48 Winachell Street, I'ortland, Oreg. land. Ohio. succl. South Bartalomeo in Galdo Province, PARKER, Archie H. Mrs. Mollie Parker, DONNELLY. Paul E. Alfred Donnelly, Rens- Mento, Ga. Bonne. Italy. Francis. Miss Louise Noffts, Cam- selaer. Ind. PETERSON, Frank. Erik Peterson, Amery, NOFFTS, Fred. Lena Gross, 341 North Tenth eron, Tex. DOY’LE, Wis. Philadelphia, Pa. NOI.E, Canio. Mrs. Ylary Nole. 442 East One Street. Roy Joseph. Joseph II. Duncan, PRLSTUP.i, Sergey. John Sobilski, 633 East fifteenth Street, New York, DItNCAN hundred and Richards. Mo. Twenty-ninth Street, Erie, Pa. N. V. F.AII.I.I, Joe. YIrs. Ylorie Failli, Riogiarpiilo PR/YBYL, Joseph A. Mrs. Martha Przybyl, O'CONNER, .Joseph C. Mrs. .Tohn Doody, Ripon, Wis. Shakopee, Minn. Introdacoua, Italy. RENEGAR, Bradley A. Len Renegar, R. F. OEDENWAI.DT. Roger. Mrs. Mildred M. GIiRSKI. Theodore. YIrs. Panline Gurski, D. 6, Fayetteville, Tenn. Ocdenwaldt. Ethridge. Mont. .3942 East Sixty-seventh Street, Cleveland. Ohio. ROWLEY, Rex. Mrs. A. Bosman, Nederland, OLI.BERDING, Edward J. Henry Ollber- Tex. diug. 6712 Lebanon Avenue, Cincinnati, HUNTER, Charles F. YIrs. Rebecca C. Hun- SCHOENTUBE, Ch.arles. Mrs. Caroline Ohio. ter. 912 Brown Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Sehoentubo, 637 Van Duzer Street, Staple- OLSON. Guy Albert. Mrs. Anna Olson, Dun- HUNTER. James II. James Hunter, Mate- ton, Staten Island, N. Y'. dee, Minn. wan, W. A'a. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : TUESDAY, FEBRUAKY 11, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

ICASI’IIOSKI, John. Mrs. Mar.y Kasproski, FIELDS, James. Mrs. Snowie N. Fields, R. BUTLER, John M. A. P. Butler, 30 Lake .St. Thomas. liussia. F. D. 1, Bloomington Springs, Tenn. Street, Wakefield, Mass. KEtJOI.KS, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Kesoles, Gil- FORTHORNE, Joseph E. Mrs. Julia For- BYRUJI, Earnest. Mrs. Sadie Byrum, 3204 berton, Pa. thorne, Salem, W. Va. Sycamore Street, Cairo, 111. KEX.NY. Michael P. Miss Cecilia Kenny, 2G5 FRANCIS, Abram, iohn Francis, 224 Hill- CARNEVALE, Carnine. Mrs. Louisa Carne- North Main Street, Naujiatiick, Conn. side Avenue, Edwardsville, I’a. vale, 1049 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, IvINt;, Louis. Henry Kins, IIG Garden Street, FRAZIER, Peter D. J. A. Frazier, Booneville, N. Y. Lawrence. Mass. 'I'ex. CARR, Patrick. Mrs. Helen Whelan. 1017 LAKE, ftiiehael. Mrs. Mary Slinsky, 199 GRAY, Clarence. Mrs. Lucy Gray, Dewitt, East One hundred and seventy-eighth WasliinKton .Street, New Itritain, Conn. Ark. Street, New York, N. Y. LEMXIONS, William E. Mrs. Lucy Lemmons, HANLEY, William H. Mrs. .John Curley, 32 CH IFEY. William K. Mrs. Sadie A. Cbafey, .S.'>2 Pusey Avenue, St. I’aul, Minn. Desota Apartments, Providence, I!. I. 1111 Sewall Avenue, Asbury I’ark, N. J. LETEROEZ, I’eter. Mrs. Louise Letnrgez. IIAZ.IRD, Clayton F. Mrs. Ella B. Hazard, CIIAITYN, Harry. David Chaityn, 1184 Gilmore. Ind. 9G Florence Avenue, Highland Park, Mich. Forty-third Street, Brookiyn, N. Y. ME.XSSEY, Thomas E. Mrs. Johnona Meas- HOR'I'ON, Dennis T. Mrs. Dora Horton, R. CH.YI’MAN, Adam. Mrs. Adam Chapman, sev, IGG.I Palmetto Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. F. D. 1, Uoxboro, N. C. Jennings, La. MrL.UTttlLTN, John E. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- HOUCK, Edison. John Marion Houck, CHH’.iS. John. Mrs. Par.askavy J. Chipas, LaURhlin, 1828 Caskell Avenue. Erie. Pa. Marion, N. C. Village Looha 'Town, Province Prepoien, McMullen, Clmrlcs It. John N. McMullen, ISA.VC, Henry. Riley Reed, Blackville, S. C. G I eece. I!. E. D. 1, Julrin, Ga. JANKOIISKl, Felix. Joseph Markevicz, 8G CI.Y.Ni'l, Joseph. Conil Cianci, 200 Pina MoNALLY, Christopher E. James McNally, Endicott Street, Boston, Mass. Street, Dunmore, Pa. Cazenovia. N. Y. JOHNSON, Arthur J. Fred Ray Johnson, COLI.EU, Howard. Oscar Coller, 228 Audu- MILLER. Milton It. Mrs. Anna A. Mock, Ban- Lucerne. Mo. bon .Wenue, .New York, N. Y. croft. Idaho. JOHNSON, James. John Johnson, Mudlick, CO.VIVFI.L, Beinard. Miss Lillian Conwell, MATTIS, John .T. Mrs. Mary Mattis. IGOG Ky. Southport, Conn. Tiosa Street, Shamokin, Pa. KIRK, Lewis. Mrs. Ella Benedict Kirk, 42 COPl’OL.V, James. John Coppola, C8 Button MOORE. Ilaitan. Grant Moore, Cumberland South 'Phird Street, Oxford, Pa. .Street, Norwalk, Conn. Gap, Tenn. L.\ FL.VME, Albert. Frank Meloche, 432 CORRIG.IN, James J. Mrs. Mary Corrigan, MOORE, Homer W. William A. Moore, gen- Ward StriH't, Saginaw, Mich. 112 West Ninety-sixth Street, New York, Brooksville, N. Y'. eral delivery, Wayne, Mich. L.4W, Clarence. Mrs. C. S. Law, MOORE, Paul A. Mrs. Ida P. Moore, R. P. Fla. D'AGOSTINO, Luigi. Mike D’Agostino, 14J Jerry Miller, Cementon, D. 3. box 58. Midland. Mich. MILLER, George. Bridge Street, .Ymsterdam, N. Y. NURMISTO. Oiva. Eusta All Laurila, Pyha- Pa. D.-V\ IS, Sherman. Mrs. Georgianna Davis, Narshen. maan I.ueto T. P.. Finland. NARSHEN, Frank. Mrs. Fannie 1725 'fobacco Street, Columbia, S. C. NEWMAN. Darius M. William N. Newman, 2154 Washburne Avenue, Chicago. 111. DEEGA.N, Waller. JIrs. Catherine Dcegan, Paris, Tex. NASH, George E. Mrs. Matilda Nash, Nor- 8 Huron .\veuue, Jerse.y City, N. J. NEWTON, Mark P. Mrs. .Julia Newton, Mar- folk. Conn. DELO'ri'E. Albert P. Mrs. Jana Landey, 136 F. D. ket Street. Williamstown, Pa. P.VRKER, Joe M. Jesse E. Parker, R. r.iloi- .'-'freel. Ea.st Haven, Conn. OCHS. Robert II. Jacob Ochs, Reinholds Sta- 1, Stem, N. C DI C.IRLO. Salvatore. Antonio Di Carlo, 53 tion, Pa. RACOSKY, George. Joseph A. Racosky, box Via Sargentte, Parco, I’alermo, Italy. 201, Jerome, Pa. PALKA, Mike. Mary Palka, 1335 Avondale DIl’E:r'l’.\, Ang(lo R. Nicola Dlpetta Fu S.A.MSON, Ernest G. Ernest Ter Mkrtechlii, Guiseppe, Colle .Ynchice, Province De Com- Street, Toledo, Ohio. Bukdachen, Anne Station, Cuwcaz State. Joseph. I.ouis Ferri, .Sev- pobasKO, Italy. PERRI. 1138 South Russia, enth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DWYER, George E. Mrs. Margaret Dwyer, ri.ANKEY, Edward. Mrs. Agdie Plankey, 22 SCHOW, Martin C. Carl Schow, box 134, 725 t'roton Avenue, Newcastle, Pa. South Walnut Street, Waiiregan. Conn. Bricelyn. .Minn. F.VI.CICCKIO, Gui.seppe. Marcello Falcicckio, -H. Charley REVAN.A, Leo P. Mrs. Mary B. Revena, 3058 SCHWICHTENBERG, .\lhert Grumo Opulo, Italy. Mich. East Sixtv-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Schwichtenherg. R. F. D. 2, New Troy, FR.v.NCIS, William. Harold Francis, Cut- Davis, Green RHODES. Eli S. Mrs. Jane Eastwood, 584 SCO'PT. More. Mrs. Mahalie lerbridge Faun, 'Prowbridge, Wilts, Eng- La. Weeden Street, Pawtucket. R. I. wood. land. Edith Eller Pulley, ROBERTS. Swell. John J. Roberts. Rock- SENIOR. Emsley. Mrs. FRISKE, Edward .Andrew. Peter Friske, 174 wood. Tenn. Simonton, Tex. Eigiilh Street, Manistee, Mich. Serventi, Florence ROBINSON, Charles. Mrs. Lucy Kenney, SERVENTL Joseph. Louis GEBER. Irwin A. Mrs. Louise Barwlck, 1000 West Moore Street, Richmond, Va. .\ venue, Touopah, Nev. UG4 Pulliam Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mc.\. Mrs. Fannie SHERIDAN. James J. Mrs. Bridiret Sheridan, SHAMLEY, Richard .lohn M. Miss Maude Gibbs, Wind- Wasli- GHBS, 230 Sixth Street, Jersey City, N. J. Shamley. 1011 Seventh Street NW., sor, Mo. SUI.LIVAN, Daniel G. Mrs. Mary Sullivan, ington, D. C. GLE.ISON, Raymond Andrew. Mrs. Oliver Bertha T. Arnold, .50 Gardner Street, Worc<>ster. Mass. 'I'EMIT.E. Bonua U. Mrs. Ross, 1412 Kerbaugh Avenue, Philadelphia, TIIARPE, William. Joe Tharpe, Evansville, (Takville, 'I’enn. Pi. Nicolaus G. William 'Tronut, Tenn. WUENSCHER, GOLDBERG, Israel. Louis Neurenberg, 209 general delivery, Sartoria, Nebr. South Second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TIERNEY. .Tames Bernard. Owen .John Tier- ZIMMERM.VN. Edward M. Mrs. Anna Weid- ney, Douglas. Wis. GREE.NW.U.D. Wtilter. Mrs. Marie Green- Camp nian, Brunswick, Nebr. TREPAY, Frank J. Frank Trefay, 2724 South wald, 1010 North Paulina Street, Chicago, ACKLEY, I’aul Everett. Mrs. Helen Ackley. St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, 111. 111 . 'I're.o. WIs. VANCEL. Albert. Mr.s. Nora A. Vanccl, Bro- Carl A. Edward Anderson. GRI 1.1.0, Jlike. Mrs. Giovahmaell Grillo, mide. Okla. ANDERSON, Kleveii MiTlerud, Sweden. Caltauissetto, Sicily. I.eo. Miss care of VIRGINIO. Filomino Guerro, 42 Philip. Euesa Andryjuk, Sol- Gli'l'.M.V.N. .lack. .Nathan Gutman, Frankfort Street, East Boston, Mass. ANDREYCIAK, Avenue, Chi- bolka, Grodinsky Province, Russia. Rosenbioom, 2052 Potomac WEI.LS, Charles. Mrs. Mary Wells, 550 War- ARMSTRONG, Earl D. Mrs. Amy Armstrong, cago, HI ren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. .Albert P. Hamm, 124 2737 South Eighteenth Street, St. Joseph. HA.M.M, Maurice A. WILKOSKY', .Joseph A. Mrs. Agnes Dough- Mo Pinnacle Street, Syracuse. N. Y'. erty, R. F. D. 1. Perham, Minn. [lANSON, Oscar. Mrs. Mathea Hanson, Ov- H. Mrs. J. I... Arm- ADAIR, Diamond. Jim Adair, Nona, Tex. ARMSTRONG, Lloyd licn, Norway. strong, Salina, Kans. BELLAVANCB, Thomas. Ferdinand Bella- HARRIS, t loyi.s G. George W. Harris. Gun- Aslauls, 49 Byron vance, 00 'Poles Street, Nashua, N. II. ASLAN IS. George. John town. .Miss. BENSON. John ('. Elmer Benson, 714 Con- Street, Athens, Greece. HARRIS. Harvey B. Mrs. Helen Harris, Cawcll, Elrain, Tex. verse Street, McKeesport, Pa. BANDY, Claud. Asa Manilo, III. Barnett, „ J .1 BERNARD, John B. Mrs. Blanche Bernard, BARNET'r, Clyde C. Mrs. Mary R. HEDGI’E'rH, Claud W. John S. rledgpeth, 17 Rankin Avenue, Providence, R. I. Oneida, Kans. Nocona, 'I'ex. Mrs. Vivian Hall, Glenn, , BOHLKEN, Harry. Mrs. F. Ilirschfeld, Her- B IX'l'ER, Grover C. AD.AMS, Harvey II. Walter G. Adams, Shel- mann, Mo. Okla. iivville. Mo. BOWEN, Fred C.yclone. Mrs. Clarissy Wol- BENSON, August. Miss Annie Benson, box ALB.M'GH. lohn W. Mrs. John W. Albaugh, thia Bowen, R. F. D. .3, Saranac, Mich. 194, Annandale, Minn. 728 West One hundred -and eighty-first BOX. Willi.am A. Andrew Box, Payson, Utah BICE. Burrell H. Mrs. Cassie Payton, 3G16 Street. New York, N. Y. County. Utah. .Main Stieet, Bessemer, Ala. B.VVELES. NiiU. James Baveles, box 099, BRj\Y', Carl B. Mrs. Margaret Bray, Union BILES, Charles D. John H. Biles, Nolan- Huron. S. I>ak. City, Mich. ville. 'I'ex. BAYS, Cliarley P. James H. Bays, Yates- BUKOVAC, Peter. .Juke Bukovac, Selvo Ko- Annie Blake, Marsh- ville. BLAKE, Harry. Mrs. Ky. , zariac. Austria-Hungary. field, Oreg. BL.UNF. Glenn. Walter Blame, R. I. D. 4, CAIN, Frank M. Mrs. Minnie Thompson, box EOLLER. Walter C. Mrs. Marie Boiler, R. Clio, Mich. 17G Credo. W. Va. F. D. 1, Newton, Kans. BL.VKE. Alonzo E. Mrs. Phebe A. Blake, CARPENTER. Prank O. Mrs. Fanny Carpen- BOMBARD. Joe. Mrs. Turesa Budelyouia, 823.'. Soutb Walnut Street, Muneie, Ind. ter, Kingfisher. Okla. Potsonia, Province of Pozzano, Italy. BLOCK!, Slanlev. Mrs, .Annie Krasniewskl, CARPENTER, Schuyler McK. Samuel A. Car- BOYD, Joseph E. Miss Mary Boyd, 1021 3948 Mulherrv Alley, Pittsburgh. Pa. penter, Plott, N. C. Baker Street, Baltimore, Md. nOO'lTl. Bernard L. Mrs. Edith Booth, gen- CARTER, Arthur. Mrs. Celio D. Carter, BROWN. Elvis John. William Brown, Stan- eral delivery, Emmetshurg. La. T.ovpit. Ga. lev Wis. BRA'GIDYR. Stif. .Mrs. Francis Brygidyr, CII.AMBERLAIN, William C. Mrs. Emily BROWN, William E. Mrs. Lucy Kinder, Co- tog On'; Street New Haven. Conn. Chamberlain, 98 Dalton Street, Lowell, manche, Okla. Mass. BRUNO. Vito. Jlrs. Rosabetta Bruno, Mar- N. Lnk. Ceigler, CHICKS, I.avvrence L. Alfred J. Chicks, La tina Fraugha, Strata Saliatore, 19 Rosa CEIGLER, Elliott. Mrs. Lillian 39 Center, Wash. P Lecce, Italy. I’rospect Street, Oneida, N. Y. CORBIN. Willie. Mrs. Hattie Bradley, 10 EUCHVNAN, Stewart. Miss Alice Stewart, DAHI.IN. .Alfred O. .Albert Dahliu, Slsseton, no’- Washington Street, Mont Clair, N. .T. Norway, Iowa. S O. Mrs. .Annie Dahl- DICKER, Samuel A. William IT. Dicker, 1159 BUCK, Roliert. Mrs. Matilda Buck, Golds- DAHLSTROM. Carl Churchill Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. boro. N. C. m. R. F. I)., Conemaugh, Pa. EATON, I,ester Benjamin, Mrs. Phena BURLESON, Henry M. John A. Burleson, DANTIt.ANO, Joseph. Mrs, Louise Dantuano, Sprague Eaton, R. P. D. 4, Bath, N. Y. Martinez, Tex. 02 Lawn, Avenue, Corona, N. Y. .

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DAWSON, Charles K. Mrs. Viola Dawson, LEWIS, Glaucus W. William G. Lewis, R. F. HESSE, William. Miss Kate Wickhlller, 2050 What Cheer, Iowa. D. 1, Enfield, N. C. Prospect Avenue, New York, N. Y. DUCARPK, Lionel. Mrs. Alorrls Ducarpe, LILLY, Bun. Albert S. Lilly, Mount Pleasant, HILL, Malcolm C. Lucius 15. Hill, 1041 Lut- 22.S1 North Rampart Street, New Orleans, Tex. trell Street, Knoxville, Tenn. La. McGIlEB, Goldie. Mrs. Little Bailey, R. F. D. HITT, Birtie E. John E. Hitt, 1117 North FRAZIER. William. Mrs. Nanny Frazier, 2, Raleigh, N. C. First Street, Nashville, Tenn. Rustburg, Va. McGONIGLE, Michael. Mrs. George Ginter, HOLDER. Oscar B. Mrs. Mary R. Holder, GAYLORD. Frank C. Kennith D. Darris, E. 325 North Eighteenth Street, Pottsville, Pa. Cypress, Tenn. F. D. 6, Difiance, Ohio. NEFF, Roy T. J. P. Neff, Clarence, Mo. JOHNSON, Carl R. Swan .lohnson, 1039 GROF,ES, William. Howard Grobes, 525 West NELSON, William L. William L. Nelson, South Pearl Street, Galesburg, 111. Fourth Street, Plainfield, N. J. Sourlake, Tex. KAIERIS, Val. Mrs. Veronica Peterocklskl, HARDIN, Melvin N. Abraham Hardin, Greer, O’CONNOR, Terry J. Mrs. K. O’Connor, 441 Ifthel, Ma.ss. S. C. Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. LARSON, Nels R. Nels Larson, Swanville, HARENCHAR, John. Paul Harenchar, OWENS, Michael B. Mrs. Simon Lynch, gen- Minn. Southwest, Pa. erai delivery, Bowbells, N. Dak. LUNDEEN, Hjalmer. Lars Lundeen, Adams, HARKLEROAD, Bruce. .Take Harkleroad, R. PALOMBA, Antonio. Alexander Palomba, N. Dak -F. D. 3, BluSf City, Tenn. Y'oungstown, N. Y. MAR6ALSKI, Stanlslaw. Mrs. Anna Hilen- HARRIS, John H. Mrs. Nettie Green, Tallas- PAYNE, Julian. Mrs. Mary Payne, 146 Liv- ska, 333 East Elm Street, Conshohocken, see. ,'^Ia. ingstone Street, Asheville, N. C. Pa. HAWKS, John II. Mrs. Annie E. Beard, 306 PEER, Lawrence. Mrs. W. H. Peer, 950 MARTIN, Edward E. Joe D. Martin, 423 Jef- Belvedear Street, Lvuehburg, Va. Cleveland Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. ferson Street, Nashville, Tenn. HERMAN, Phillip. Mrs. Eva Press, 119 Arc- PETERS, Charles A. C. M. Peters, Neogo, MORRIS, Herman. Leslie M. Morris, Hart- tic Avenue, Atlantic City, N .J. 111. ford, Ky. Francis HOBSON, T. Mrs. G. M. Mackenzie, PILIBOSIAN, Sarkis. Miss Mardiros Pilibo- MYERS, Archie W. Mrs. Lucindia Myers, Monroe, N. Y. sian, 12 Clarence Street, Montello, Mass. Stroud, Okla. Emerson. HOLCOMB, Lee Clarence Holcomb, PELLICONI, Giovanni. Mrs. Anna Pelliconi, MYERS. William A. Sam Myers, R. F. D. 5, fi.^1 Williams Street, Belding, Mich. 2718 East Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Maryville, Tenn. HOOKS, Pressle Marvin. John A. Hooks, R. POWELL, John W. Mose Powell, 363 Berry NICKEL, Charles William. Mrs. Henry F. D. 6. Kittanning, Pa. Street, Jackson, Tenn, Niece. Kahoka. Mo. IGNATOWSKI, Walter. .Joseph Szwsckszwsck, PYLES, Alvis W. Mrs. Viola Pyles, Ander- OLLASON. Sinclair W. Mrs. Clotilda Olla- 217 Dergens Street, Buffalo, N. Y. sonviile, Tenn. son. 757 Munras Avenue, Monterey, Cal. JONES, Sam P. Mrs. John D. Ray, Phillip, RANDANT, El wood. Mrs. Minnie Williams, OSBORNE. Edward U. A. L. Osborne, Hem- Miss. R. R. 2, Sandoval, 111. lock, N. C. William ,T. Mrs. 405 JORD.IN, Fred G. Mrs. Susan Jordan, 14 RENSHAW, Samuel Edward. Wilson Ren- RFED, Mamie K. Reed, West Ninth Street. Newton, Kans. Gist Place, Orange, N. J. shaw, Moorehead, Okla. Fred. Salzer. Vananda, KEHOE, Cornelius. Mrs. Gertrude Kehoe, ROSENDAUL, Melvin E. Perry Rosendaul, SM ZER. Fred Mont. SETWICK. .John. Mrs. Ellen Setwlck, 717 2000 East Federal Street, Baltimore, Md. R. F. D. 2, box 61, Bryan, Ohio. Spring Street. Seattle, Wash. LAM.4R, James F. Emmett K. Lamar, R. F. ROWE. George W. Mrs. Margaret Rowe, R. F. D. SLAPIKAS. .Joseph. Frank Slapikas. 280 D. 1, Eufaula, Ala. 32, Centerbnrg, Ohio. LANG, Harry. John Lang, 2608 South Alder RYAN, Mathew A. Mrs. Ellen A. Ryan, 25 New Row, Rowenna, Pa. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Auburn Street, Lowell, Mass. SPARACIO, Salvatore. Miss Vinaenza Spara- cio. 441 LAWRENCE. Andrew. Mrs. Josephine Burch, SAIBENI. Charles. R. F. Phillip, Front and West Twenty-sixth Street, New Chocksha, Okla. Sycamore Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio. York, N. Y. LAYTON, Toby. George W. Layton, Timmons- SE?^N. Clifford. G. W. Senn, Troy, Ala. STRINGHAM, Lyal L. L. R. Stringham, TmMpr Oreg. ville, S. C- SESSA, Joseph V Frank Sessa, 128 Hamil- ton Charles Mrs. Bettie LLOYD, Vau,ghn B, William T. Lloyd, gen- Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. TEFFETFTT.ER, O. eral delivery, Washington, Kans. SHEARER, James R. J. C. Shearer, Brooks- •Tare Teft^d-eller. Marvmlle. Tenn, ville, Fla. WRlie C. Gray Weddington, LOFSTEAD. Martin N. Mrs. S. M. Lofstead, WEDOINGTON. Ogallah, Kans. SHENEFIELD, Owen W. Mrs. Mary B. Dan- R F, D. 4. Winchester, Tenn. iels. 15.56 East Forty-ninth Elvin. Wright, Groveton, LOWE, Lester L. Theodore B. Lowe, 2906 Street, Los An- WRIGHT, E. W. West Chestnut geles, Cal. Tex. Avenue, Altoona, Pa. SHOLONSKI, Alban LTJLOFS, Gerrit. Mrs. Rensche Veemstra, Edward. Mrs. Mary I.ARNh’D, James H. Miss Edith L. Lamed, Sholonskl, 36 Logan Street, Wilkes-Barre, 1001 Eleventh Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Derry, Pa. LTJNSMANN, Pa. Henry C. Charles H. Luns- Wounded (Degree Undetermined). mann, 132 Twenty-seventh Street, San SIMMONS, Eli.jah. John L. Simmons, Fred- ericktown. Francisco, Cal. Mo. COLONUr.. SIMOKAT, Henry. John Simokat, London- McPherson, Grant. Miss Katie Canty, R. ville, Ohio. CH.tRI.ES. Oscar .J. Mrs. Susanna A. F. D. 2, Lucknow, S. C. STJtASSBURG, John. Fred Strassburg, Charles. 2308 Twentieth Street NW., Wash- MALONEY, James E. Mrs. Margaret Maloney, Edgerton, 1408 Wis. ington, D. C. Francis Street, St. Louis, Mo. STTTHLMITLLER, Joseph. Mrs. Louisa H. M.tJORS. MARTIN, Pat M. Tom B. Lucas, Big Lake, Schmehl, 139 Lincoln Street. Astoria, N. Y. Tex. STURTZ, Elmer Clayton. Hii’am Sturtz, Wel- BARRETT, Henry S, Mrs. Anna E. Barrett, MAXWELL, Len. .Tames R. Maxwell, 1628 lersburg. Somerset County, Pa. 10 York Court, Gnllfo'’d, Baltimore, Md. Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. SZCZE1*ANIK, Pete. John Muzerst, 128 T.iVT.OR, Ewing M. W. A. Taylor, Bal- MIZZELLE, Clifton. A. J. Mizzelle, R. F. D., Washington Street, Carnegie, Pa. linger, Tex. Sylacauga, Ala. TERLIKOWSKI, Stanislaus. Alexander Ter- CAPT.\INS. MORSE. Charles H. Robert Morse, 3952 Ellis likowski, 51 Charter Oak Avenue, Hartford, Avenue, Chicago, 111. Conn. ANDREWS, Walter G. William H. Andrews, MYERS, Ethel. Fred Myers, Vinton, Iowa. VINTIS, Anthony. Carl Vintls, 126 North care of Pratt & Lambert, Buffalo, N. Y. POWERS, William M. Mrs. Ellen Powers, Seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. B.ATCHFI.OR Louis F. Mrs Marion Batch- 25 Camp Street, Worcester, Mass. VOLTZ, Carl A. Julius Voltz, Rib I.ake, Wis. elor. 361 North Seventh Street, Newark, SIPPLE. William. Mrs. Sophie Smith. 552 W.VTFRS, Albert F. Mrs. P. F. "Waters, 25 N. J. West One hundred and thirty-second Street, Arlington Street, Worcester, Mass. CLARK. Frederick N. Mrs. T.illian Lyon New York, N. Y. WHITTLE, .John F. Stall Brown ’Whittle, Clark. 36 Birch Street, New Rochelle. N. Y. SIjAVICK, Adolph. Mrs. Mary Caskle, 57 Lura.y, Tenn. WEW^KR. Lamar. Mrs. James H. Weaver, Barclay Street, 49 Oglethorpe .Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. Worcester, Mass. WILSON, William Mrs. Ollie Wilson, Point HOLT. Benjamin J., jr. Mrs. Peggy Holt, STREAK, Mike. Mike Streak, R. F. D. 4, Pleasant, W. Va. TJniontown. Eatonton, Ga. Pa. B.M.DWTN, John Ben.iamln. Pierson W. Bald- PE \ ROCK, Eli .Julian, jr. Mrs. Ell Julian TORHIVI, Claude. Mrs. Alvina Torum, 136 win. Pagosa Springs. Colo. Peacock, jr., 137 Magnolia Street, Macon, North Poplar Street, Centralia, 111. Frank. Charles Beach, 133 Crys- tJPSH.AW, BEACH. M. Ga. Rufus E. Steve Upshaw, Tryon, tal Street, Hawley, Pa. Okla. ROBINSON, Edward M. Mrs. Mabel I. Rob- BERN.VrO, Antonio C. Bernato, Frank inson, Flagstaff, .\riz. WAGNER, Fred W. Mrs. Augustus Wagner, Hammonton, N. J. STIFF, William C. Mrs. William C. Stiff, 70 Liberty Sti’eet, New Lisbon, Wis. BOYER, Wayne R. Mrs. C. J. Boyer, Hager- 11.8 East Main Street, Plymouth, Luzerne WAHL, Joseph H. Mrs. Eva Wahl, Milan, man, Idaho. Ohio. County. Pa. BURNS. John W. Mrs. Agnes Burns, Gill DUFF, Charles G. Mrs. Mallnda F. Duff, WALKUP, Bryant. Rankin C. Walkup, Hospital. Steubenville, Ohio. Hillsboro, Tex. Crawfordsville, Ind. CHILSTROM, Telford. .Tohn A. Chilstrom, WARD, Fred H. Frank R. Ward, Moultrie, St. Anthonv Falls Bank. Minneapolis, Minn, LTBUTENANTS. Ga. CI.OUDMAN. Bertrand E. T. A. Lord, .30 ATW.ATFR, Brodie T. Lyman P. Atwater, WECHTER, William E. Jacob Weehter, Tiro, Warren Street, Stamford, Conn. 440 Delaware .Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Ohio. COVIELLO. .Tame.s. Luigi Coviello, 39 Second BR.\DY. Vivian E. Alfred E. Brady. Cam- WUCHTER, Albert M. John Wuchter, Lynn- Street. West New York. N. .T. eron, Tex port. Pa. DFMITRTOS, Tomos, Stiff Demltrios, 622J BRY.'. N3', .John L. Mrs. Willie May Bryant, YOUNG, Alley B. Mrs. Oneclus Young, Hen- Grape Street, Syracuse, N. Y. 307 West Pine Street, Fitzgerald, Ga. DIiNB.VR. Millard. Mrs. derson, N. C. Emma Dunbar, CHRTSM.AN Thomas J. Mrs. Jennie D. Chris- KEESEE, Guss. Thomas Keesee, Gretna, Va. South Dorset, Vt. man. 402 North Jackson Street, Brook- KING, Francis E. Mrs. Rose King, 41 Green- DYER, Edward F. Barney Dyer. Toronto, haven, Mass. ock Street, Dorchester, Mass. Ohio. CR'NE. William R. Mrs. Margaret Crane, KIRK, Robert Mrs. William Kirk, Craigfad ERICSON, Walter A, Miss .Tennle Ericson, Midd'etown. Ohio. Clough, County Antrim, Ireland. 4310 Harriet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. ETHER INGTON. f’harles K. Mrs. Hnlie D. EOSCHNITZK-^ Walfred. Mrs. Augusta HARRIS, Hayden. Mrs. Marv D. Harris. 2012 Elherington, 481 Avenue East, Bayonne. Linan, R. F. D. 1, box 141, Hillsboro, Oreg. Elm Street, Youngstown, Ohio. N. J. KRATVTLLE, Milo. .Joseph A. Kratville, 1831 HEDRICK. John C. Mrs H. W. Schroder, FTT.LTNGIM. Henry. Henry V. Fillingim, Tal- Union Street, St. Joseph, Mo. 2723 San .Tose Street, El Paso, Tex. hotton, Ga, LEHR, Fred. Henry Frank Lehr, Ustazalehka, HELD, Herbert F. Mrs. Mary W. Held, 727 TOyk'v William AIcKiuley. John Tonkay, Saradof, Russia. North Ninth Street. East St. Louis, 111. 501 Harrison .Avenue. Greensburg, Pa. 2G THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETI^s^: TUESDAY, FEBEUAKY 11, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

FREDEKICK, Herbert B. Frank IT. Fred- HEWITT, Joseph M. Clayton Hewitt, 1023 B.YKER, Henry F. Mrs. Louis N. Scott, 286 erick, 10:'7 Walnut Street, Allentown, Pa. Eighth Avenue east, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Nelson Street, St. Paul, Minn. GALLAGHER, ,Tames E. James William Gal- HIGlilE, Elza Lewis. Miss Jessie Higbie, R. BEARDEN, James M. William A. Bearden, lajrlier, 521 East Chestnut Street, Lancas- F. D. 2, box 75, Dupont, Ind. 'Townley, Ala. ter, Ohio. HIGGINS. Peter B. Miss Helen Higgins, 111 THOMAS, William W. Miss Ellinore Thomas, GALVIN. Joseph Gerald. Miss Christine M. Second Street, Harrison, N. J. R. F. D. 1, I’oultney, Y't. Galvin, 20 Evergreen Street, Rochester, HIGHLEY, Elmer W. Mrs. G. W. Highley, CHERNACK, Martin. John Chernack, 16B N. Y. Edgemont, S. Dak. I’ieukna Street, Warsaw, Russia. GARDNER, Glenn M. Mrs. Glenn M. Gard- HILDEBRAND, Lloyd D. Henry E. Hilde- BROWN, Edward A. Mrs. Mary Brown, 64 ner, 52 Winder Street, Detroit, Mich. brand, 70 State Street, York, Pa. Whiting Street, Roxbury, Mass. GOODWIN. Thomas Arthur. I2dwin M. Good- HILDEBRANDT, Ralph. I’aul Hlldebrandt, BRUDER, Wilbert E. Mrs. Joseph Bruder, win. 4002 Lake Park Avenue, Chicago, 111. Palatine, 111. 305 North Third Street, Allentown, Pa. GRANT, Vincent J. James U. Grant, La HILL, Clarence. Joseph O. Rears, 46 Bon- BRUFF, Leroy J. Mrs. I’earl Marshall, 2504 Prvor, Tex. nell Street, Flemington. N. J. East Preston Street, Baltimore, Md. HARRISON. Llo.vd B. Mrs. Lloyd B. Harri- HUGHES, Robert B. William H. Hughes, 20 BUSHAW, Harry. Mrs. Anna Bushaw, 808 son. Duncan, S. C. West Seventy-fourth Street, Cincinnati, Montague Street, Rockford, 111. MERZ, Harr.v. Mrs. Harry Merz, Hotel The- Ohio. CLARK, John. Mrs. Berry Clark, Clermont, resa. One hundred and twenty -fifth Street Ky. JE.YL, Raymond. Miss Ara Hall, R. F. D. 3, and Seventh Avenue. New York. N. Y. Frankfort, COOK. RicUard. Charles A. Cook, Lawrence, Oban- N. Y. JONES, Richard Abram. Ellis Jones, JUOZ.YPAITIS, Pius. Mrs. Eva .Tuozapaitis, Mich nan Avenue, Newark, Ohio. Alwite, I’roviuce Suwalker, Russia. CR.YF'1'S, Frank L. Mrs. Margaretta A, KELLEY', Edward W. Mrs. Thomas P. Kel- KORNASKI, Thomas. Mrs. Ophelia Kornaskl, Crafts, T Street, Nantasket Beach, Mass. ley, 12 Bridge Street, Newport, R. I. lola. 227 North Locust Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. CROUCH, William E. F. V. Crouch, LANE. Thomas E. John H. Lane, 170 Mer- KOAR'T, William II. Mrs. Ben Richardson, Kans. rick Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Minot, N. Dak. EBERllART, Fred. Harry P. Eberhart, Yank- LAWTON. Bradley C. F. M. Porter, 1354 LBVICK, Arthur J. John Levick, Acme ton, S. Dak Chicago, 111. East Marquette Road. Works. Mount Pleasant, Pa. HE.YLEY, Milton Adam. Mrs. Retta Healey, MoCLELL.YND. Quinton J. Mrs. Anna M. LYNN, Frederick W. Mrs. Mary E. Lynn, 33 Franklin. Robertson County, Tex. Mc'’lelland. 707 Elk Street. Franklin, Pa. Ellerman, West Silver Street, Vilsburg, N. J. HECK, W'llliam J. Mrs. Mary MILLER, Ralph J. James Miller. 122 Ohio Pa. McGROARY, Daniel J. Mrs. Bridget McGro- Eighth Street, Tarentum, Street, Avalon, Pa. Kahaly, South ary, 9 I.owell Place. Newark, N. J. K.YHALY, Arthur T John G. NE.YRY'. Edwin. Jlrs. Rose Neary, 1718 Dear- Bay Avenue, Bay Shore, N. Y'. born McTIGGERT, Michael J. Mrs. Margaret Mc- Street. Seattle. Wash. Tiggert, 195 Classon Brooklyn, K.YMINSKY, Walter. Mrs. Mary Kaminsky, Kevney. Miss Carrie O’Con- Avenue, O’CONNOR. D. N. Y. East Y'andergrlft, Pa. nor. 575 West One hundred and fifty-fifth LY’NCH, Galem. Mrs. Ellen Eiland, 517 Bu- Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. MACK, Central. Mrs. Florence Mack, 140 chanan Avenue, Texarkana, Tex. PAIV.Y, Joseph L. Prank C. Paiva, 308 West One hundred and forty-second Street, McCOY, Ross. Miss Pearle McCoy, 243 Fresno .Yvenue, Fresno, Cal. New Y'ork, N. Y. Brown Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pa. PERRY'. Rosco Gudd. Mrs. Margaret Scully M.YNG.YN, Thomas. Mrs. George Mangan, 301 MOE, Clarence M. Mrs. Nellie M. Moe, Mon- Perry. 415 Collins Street, .Toilet, 111, Morris Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. roe, Wis. PROSISE. Alan B. Mrs. Alan B. Prosise, MAY'BAUM, Milton. Charles Maybaum, 886 NICHOLS, Claude Roscoe. Mrs. Mary Nich- South Sixteenth Alexandria. Y'a. Street, Newark, N. J. ols, 942 East Nineteenth Street, Winston?- SCHLEGEL, Ivan G. Daniel Tilden Schlegel, MORGAN, Henry A. S. C. Morgan, 170 Cum- Salem, N. C. 732 Ontario Avenue, Renovo, Pa. berland Avenue, Portland, Me. PI’fTS, Luther L. Jesse A. Pitts, Williamson, SESSIONS. Harry C. Edward C. Sessions, NOR'niRUP, Ashel L. Charles Northrop, 424 Ga. Oakland. Cal. South Eighth Street, De Kalb, 111. SPR.YDLIN, Fred. Mrs. Jane Spradlin, SHORES, Eber C. Le K. Sholes, R. F. D. PARKES, Thomas J. Thomas Parkes, R. F. Roy Hoods, Ky. 2, Montourville, Pa. D. 4, Denison, Tex. SI’RINGS, John. Mrs. Adline Springs, 1339 SLAHSON, Charles G. F. R. Slauson, Wool- RAMSEY', Richard A. Mrs. Ma.v E. Ramsey, Street Washington, D. C. worth Building. Y'ork, N. W NW„ New Y. 1211 Hyde Park, Camden. N. J. Mrs. Zimmer, SMITH, Feay B. Mrs. Dixie D. Smith, 710 ZIMMER, Edward L. Emma REDY'KE, Arthur. Mrs. Alice Redyke, 720 465 Portland Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Beardslev Street, San Diego, Cal. East Eighteenth Street, Paterson, N. J. TOLLEY, Charles S. Charles S. Tolley, First REDY'KE, Cornelius. Mrs. Alice Redyke, 720 CORPOBALS. National Bank, Los Angeles, Cal. East Eighteenth Street. Paterson, N. J. Y'ictor Ellen Snyder, R. TRAPNELL. .Tames Comer. Mrs. John G. REILLY, John P. Mrs. Grace J. Reilly, 1149 DE LONG, H. Mrs. F. D. 7, Allentown, Pa. Trapnell, Metter. Ga. Halsey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. TRBNHOLM, Derrill Do S. Mrs. W. De RICHMOND, Loren R. Mrs. Rose G. Rich- EDELMAN, Raymond A. Mrs. A. D. Edel- Saussure Trenholm. 23 West Thirty-eighth mond, 202 East Ellis Street, Syracuse, N. Y. man 23 South Twenty-first Street, Phila- Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. RIETZ, Paul R. Mrs. William L. Lilly, box delnhia. Pa. TURNER, Thomas L. Mrs. Katherine M. .381, Kittery, Me. HOPKINS, Silas M. Newton O. Hopkins, Duke. Riderwood, Md. RIGGS, Forrest. Mrs. Mildred Riggs, Hoopes- Southwest City, Mo. Nelson, WEBBER, Leigh. Ben Tenney, 5 Chestnut ton, 111. BEDII, August. Miss Anna 404 Street. Hallowell, Me. Fourth Street, Pocatello, Idaho. SALIBR.V, Charles. Frank B. Salibra, 416 CONSTAN’riNE, Angello. Mrs. Jennie Con- WILCOX, Robert C. R. C. Wilcox, Clarksville, Broad Term. Street, Utica, N. Y. stantine. Santa Marco, Dlcovoto, Itafy. SAWITZKI, Adam. Carl Sawitzki, 618 Win- Adolph Mrs. Martin Wirtz, DONOHUE, Thomas. Mrs. Katherine Dono- WIRTZ, W. 645 ters Avenue, West Hazleton, Pa. Gooding Street, La Salle, 111. hue, Leggar, Longford County, Ireland. SCHULTZ, Herbert F. Alfred Frederick WOODS. Edward M. Mrs. John Anna Hair, HERSHMAN, Jacob M. Victor Hershman, Schultz, Harvard, 111. T enoir Citv, Tenn. Noworadomsk, Poland, Russia. SCHWARZKOPF, Gus, Jr. Mrs. Anna Norman L. Charles HICKEY. Harry R. George W. Hickey, Red WYNARD. W. Wynard, Schwarzkopf, 2002 North Twelfth Street, Wilkinsburg. Pa. Line. Pa. 412 Todd Street, Philadelphia. Pa. YOUNG, Richmond. Harry H. Young, 464 JOHNSON, Karl A. Karl A. Johnson, 2 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. SHIELDS, George P. Mrs. Antoniette Shields, Hogerggatan, Abo, Finland, Russia. BROWN, Benjamin R., Jr. Miss Mary C. 005 East Seventh Sti'eeL Chester Pa. LOEBICII, George W. William Loebich. 3528 Brown. 24fi Brown Street, Norfolk, Va. SM.YLL, John R. Mrs. Louisa Mary Small, East Forty-fourth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. HERBINO. Herbert S. Mrs. Herbert S. Her- !502 Second Street, Defiance, Ohio. LOFGREN, .Yxel L. Victor Lofgren, R. F. D. bino, Bluffton, Ind. COLLINS, Raymond N. Patrick II. Collins, 4, West Concord, Minn. DOTTGT.ASS. Stephen. Mrs. Gladys Douglass, 18 Monroe Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y. LOFTIN, Robert L. James C. Loftin, Handy, 40 Fairfield Avenue, West Medford, Mass. SMITH, George. Mrs. Freda Smith, 700 East N. C. Long Street, Columbus, Ohio. Peters, F. SERGEANTS. PETERS, Roy M. Mason S. R. D. STAHL, Thomas C. Mrs. Addie Morris, Ham- 4. Marshall, Okla. BEATY, Bryon A. Mrs. Martha Knight, Le- ilton, 'Lex. PETERSON Ange. Mrs. Anna Peterson, 6555 nope, Kans. STEVENSON, Harold R. Harry Stevenson, South Halsted Street, Chicago. 111. Richard. Mrs. Margaret Blood, 452 BLOOD, Littleworth Lane, Sea Cliff, N. Y. SUTTON. Harry E. John J. Sutton, Suther- Tomkinsville Avenue, Staten Island, N. Y. STROHMAN, George C. Charles A. Hollen- l.qnd, Fla. BURCH, Elliott E. Edward A. Burch, Oakley, beck, 448 Hamilton Street, Albany, N. Y. TY'SKO, Joseph. Ales Tysko, Gagevio, Po- St. Marys County, Md. WARNER, Wiriam O. George T. Warner, land. Russia. BUSH, Joe H. Reuben W. Bush, 1915 Papin 408 Fayette Street, Charleston, W. Va. WEITZCK. Johnnie F. Mrs. Annie Davy, El Street. St. Louis, Mo. W.YSCANES, Joseph. Mrs. Joseph Wascanes, Campo, Tex. CHILDRESS. William H. Benjamin Chil- 220 Pierce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WELLS, Richard R. Judge H. T. Miller, 122 Roseburg, dress. Ky. WEAVER, Walter C. W. M. Weaver, Floma- Robert Street, Fargo, N. Dak. CLARK. Clarence. Fred Clark, Finney Ave- ton. Ala. EADS, Edgar T. Mrs. Hattie Eads, Corbin, nue. St. Louis. Mo. WES'i’, Judson J. Mrs. R. P. West, Antioch, Ky. COCHRELL, Max. McEnsle N. Cochrell, Mul- La. NFI,SON, Oscar YI. Mrs. Ylarla Nelson, 028 vane. Kans. Talbogriden. Christiana, Norway. DONNElJ>Y, William. Mrs. Julia Donnelly, WHOMSLEY. John A. Mrs. Mary E. Whom- sley, Burlington, J. AI.WINE Brywan W. Pious Alwine, New Ox- 932 Wheeler Street, Woodstock, 111. 409 York Street, N. ford, Pa. EHRENSTROYI. Carl Gunner. August Ehren- WOJ'PY'NEK, Barney .T. Mrs. Katherine Wo- Chi- BALLOU, Louverne J. Wellington Oldfield, strom, 7538 Parnell Avenue, Chicago, III. Jtyuek, 3217 North Montlcello Avenue, FLETCHER. Arthur Meader. Mrs. Marie cago, Hi. Pierre, S. Dak. John F. John F. Berry, 324 Twenty- Pfeifer Fletcher, 1544 Lincoln Street, Y'EAGER, Frank D. Mrs. Mary M. Y'eager, BERRY. fifth Street, Norfolk. Va. Eugene, Oreg. R. F. D. 1, Marysville, Pa. BRY'.YN, George W. Mrs. Nannie Bryan, 3403 FLY'NN. William J. Michael J. Flynn, 115 William G. Mrs. Martha Aber- ABERNATHY, Roberts Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Paterson, N. ,T. nathy, Dadeville, Ala. Twelfth Avenue, Maxwell. Mrs. E. G. Cox, Proctorvllle, GOODT'ELLOW, Frank R. Miss Lillian M. AI.BERTZ, Joseph F. Mrs. Adolph Lang, COX, Ohio. Goodfellow, general delivery, Bruce, S. Dak. 1237 Gates Avenue, BrookI.vn, N. Y'. HANKINS, Alva. Mrs. Clara Olson, Canyon ARMBRIS'l'ER, Arlie L. Jim Armbrister, HASTING, Vertner. William II. Hasting, R. Creek, Mont. Shocauteau, Okla. F. D. d. Council Grove, Kans. nKNT)RirKSON. Edwin B. Andrew Yf. Hen- AY'COCK, William O. Barnes Aycock, Kelly, HITES, Raymond J. Mrs. I'rank T. Hites, drickson, 675 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. N. C. 3435 Boil .Yvenue, St. Louis, Mo. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBBUART 11, 1919, 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

HOLLER, Lawrence Joseph. Mrs. Catherine SCHWARTZENEURG, Wade. Mrs. N. E. ERICKSON, Henry W. Airs. E. W. Erickson, Holler, 323 Thirty-eighth Street, Pittsburgh, Schwartzenburg, 727 East Ninety-fifth Hancock, Alinn. Pa. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. FERNS, William B. Airs. Susan Ferns, 907 KNUTSON, Arthur O. Mrs. O. K. Knutson, SHAW, John N. Miss Emma Shaw, 475 East North Horseman Street, Rockford, 111. Norwood, Idaho. One hundred and forty-fifth Street, New FLOY'D, William AI. Mrs. Francis Wade, McCUNE, Joseph E. James McCune, 18 Pil- York, N. Y. Norris City, HI. more Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHEEHAN, John. Patrick Sheehan, 324 GABBERT, Elmer IT. Sam Gabbert, box 146, Forty-second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MULRENAN, William J. Mrs. John Mulre- Shakopee, Alinn. nan, 1571 East Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHERAI.AN, Arthur TV. Airs. Sarah L. Sher- GILBERT, Andrew. John W. Gilbert, New NELSON, Edward. Mrs. Anna Nelson, 534 man, R. F. D. 1, Grantvilie, Pa. YY'eston, Ohio. Shoemaker, Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHOEAI.AKER, Joseph. John HAAIAIOND, Richard .T. Airs. Tlellen K. Ham- PISACK.Y, Richai'd F. Mrs. Annie Pisacka, Reed, Pa. • mond, 1131 Ellicott Street, Buffalo, N. Y. SIAIS, Leslie D. Aliss Alma Sims, R. F. D. 2, 2709 South Millard Avenue, Chicago, 111. HE.ATH, Edgar H. Ned R. Heath, Vernon, RESCU, Joseph Conrad. Mrs. Frances Resch, Wellfleet, Nebr. Tex. Airs. Steven- Lincoln Park, Gates, N. Y. STEVENSON, Fred D. Agnes HELUPK.V, .To.spph P. Mrs. Mary Helupka, son, 3208 Chicago, 111. RIV'ERS, Henry B. Mrs. Anna G. Mitchell, Park Avenue, Glenvllle, Conn. TANNIS, John. Airs. Elizabeth Tannis, 363 Seeley, Ga. HERLIIIY’, .Tames P. Airs. .1. P. Looney, 10 Tenth Avenue, Paterson, N. J. SCHOO, Albert. Mrs. Mary Ewing, Glidden Westmin.ster Terrace, Lynn, Alass. THOAIPSON, James. William J. Thompson, HINAIAN, Airs. Avenue, He Kalb, 111. Glenn L. Ida Hinman, Ran- 459 Broadway, New York, N, Y. SEGER, Edw’ard. Mrs. Anna Price, 320 kin, 111. TOAIASZEWSKL Clarence. Airs. Selma Tom- North Third Street, Steubenville, Ohio. HINTON, John L. Airs. Alattle Hinton, 108 aszewski, 1506 North Paulina Street, Chi- SIM, Henry A. Mrs. William Sim, 183 Lin- Poplar Street, Clarksburg, W. Va. cago, HI. coln Avenue, Cliftondale, Mass. HOLMES, William. Airs. Ellen Holmes, Wil- WAGNER, George F. Jacob Wagner, 1300 lard, SAHTH, John J. Mrs. Anna Smith, 35 Irving Alont. South Plate Street, Kokomo, Ind. ' Street, Newark, N. J. HOLTITAUS, Clarence H. Airs. Elizabeth W.ALLACE, Marshall AI. John AI. Wallace, STEINAIETZ, Richard A. Jacob Stelnmetz, Holthaus, 2989 West AIcAIiken Avenue, Cin- R. F. D. 2, box 425, Santa Rosa, Cal, 3408 South Jefferson Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. cinnati, Ohio. WANNEAI.YCHER, Harry A, Joseph Wan- William A. Mrs. Sallie L. Cot- STEVENS, nemacher, 103 Valley Way, W’est Orange, BOGLERS. terell, R. F. U. Elmore City, Okla. 2, N. J. LONG, William H. W. D. Long, 417 South WAIT, Richard H. Mrs. S. J. Lemon, 414 WASHBURN, Benjamin S. Lew Washburn, Sixth Street, Hannibal, Alo. North D Street, Arkansas City, Kans. 1416 North Main Street, Rockford. 111. NARSON, Irving W. Isidor Shapiro, 531 East Ralph T. Airs. Bertha WORLEIN, Worleln, WATERHOUSE, Alfred C. Airs. Sarah Wa- One hundred and forty-fourth Street, New Watervllle, Alinn. terhouse, 608 West Indiana Avenue, Phila- York, N. Y. Y'EOMANS, Dewey C. Fair C. Y'eomans, 310 delphia, Pa. SP.YCKAI.AN, Clinton C. Frank Spackman, Colton Avenue, Thomasville, Ga. WILLIAMS, James C. Aliss Alarion E. 1104 Whitney Street, Belvldere, 111. YOUNG, William A. Airs. J. A. Young, 1674 Hewitt, 221 West Thomas Street, Iron- LENA, Pasquale. Nick Lena, Salopaca, Na- Second Street, Alacon, Ga. wood, Alich. ples, Italy. HURD, Arthur P. F. G. Hurd, 416 Academy WILLI. VAIS, William Arch. Airs. Mary J. MUSICIANS. Street, Peckville, Pa, Williams, Alalden, Alo. RAi'AlOND, Jerrold. Theadore Jung, Fort Ardis. Airs. Lila A. Windsor, DELLINGER, Boyd V. Mrs. Sarah Dellinger, WINDSOR, Amona. Tex. -\tkiuson, Wis. R. F. D. ITagland, Ala. 1, DEN.YT.YLE, Salvatore. Frank Denatale, KNOTTS, Alvon. Joseph L. Knotts, R. F. D. WOODS, Frank J. Airs. Ala^ Woods, 270 5701 Mission Street, San Francisco, Cal. 1, Dexter, Alo. Water Street, Fredonia, N. Y. KOEHLER, Frederick. Airs. Clara L. Lewis, AI’PLEGATE, Albert. Mrs. Alary Applegate, ENGINEER. Doylesville, Colo. 122 Gordon Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio. AIILES, George D. Mrs .C. Aliles, KR.CMER, John L. Airs. Alaria Kramer, 208 ALTAIAN, Oliver Airs. Alary F. Auman, W. 612 W. East Ermina Avenue, Spokane, Enians Street. Aliddletown, Pa. 814 Bingaman Street, Reading, Pa. Wash. LA BARRE, Alfred L. Alfred La Barre, 80 BAILEY, Edson A. Airs. Carrie E. Bailey, MECHANICS. Sebeel Street, Lebanon, N. II. 810 Eleventh Street NE., Washington, D. C. VALENTINE. Wade. Airs. T.ula ' Valentine, LARSON, Randolp B. Emanuel Larson, box A^erhie C. Ben Barga, Bradford, BAUGA, 421 Forest Street, Kansas City, Alo. 61, Lltchflcld, Alinn. Ohio. LEISKE, Fi-ank H. W. Airs. Hannah Lelske, BLAAIEY'. Jo'-n IT. Airs. John IT. Blarney, 10 274 Alphonse Street, Rochester, N. Y. BARRETT, Jasper IT. Jefferson Barrett, North Fourth Street, Paterson, N. J. Buckhorn, Alo. . EOGER Fred. .John R. Boger, R. F. D. LOWE, William J., ,ir. William .T. Lowe, 386 3, B.VRLOW, William J. Airs. Alary E. Barlow, Alontgomery, Livingstone Avenue, Albany, N. Y’. Ind. MrDONALD, John Airs. Mary AIcDonald, Cianbury, N. J. ECIIELS, Joseph. Airs. Anna Echels, 510 BAUGH, Winston S. Alarion V. Baugh, East Third Street, Erie, Pa. 026 South Eighteenth Street. Newark N. ,T. McLFISII. George G. George AIcLeish, box Rogers, Tex. GEER, John W. Airs. Alary Geer, Olyphant, John. Airs. Alary Belgard, Pa. 1890. General P. of C., Sydney, New South BHI.GARD. Rose Wales, Australia. Wolf Point, Mont. GRIFFIN, Paul B. Airs. Rose A. Griffin, 74 BERAIEL, Joseph F. Airs. Theresea Bermel, Alarion Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. MARKET, Dennis. Diamanton Alarketon, 1109 Sycamore Street, Ottawa, 111. AIcCOY'. Jack. Airs. Emma Alorton, 110 Jafalonea, .Aegean .Afemean, Greece. Bill, .Adams Avenue, AIKLTON, BILL, John W. Alartin A. 39 Holds- Endicott, N. Y. Lon D. E. B. Meltou, Slmsboro, man Street, Clifton, N. J. AIUELLER, Joseph. Airs. L. W. Chism. 348 La. BIRBECK, Samuel. Airs. Alartha Martin, South Warwick .Avenue, St. Paid. Alinn. AIERRIAIAN, Clyde. C. L, Merriman, Bryan, Alayfield, Pa. PINCKNEY', Rufus. Airs. .Austina Pinckney, Ohio. BIRDSONG, Thomas F. Airs. Nancy Bird- 312 North Gilmore Street, Baltimore, Md. AIETKOSE, Leo B. Mrs. Emily E. Rutkowski, song. Wild Cherry, Ark. POTTS. Howard. David H. Potts, Mount Ver- 20.39 Gerard Street, Ch.icago, 111. BITTNER, George. Burkhard Bittner, 48 non, Ark. MILARD, James S John AT Alllard, Aliller, Leister Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. REVETTE, Henry J. Airs. Julia Revette, 69 Ohio. BOT.ES, Jesse A. Airs. Idella Boles, Wood- West Street, Alalone, N. Y. .August Otto. Airs. AIILP.RANDT, John W. Julius IT. Alilbrandt, ford, S. C. ROBINSTEIN, , Henrietta 1104 East One hundred and seventy-sixth BITCH. Alfred K. John W. Buch, 122 Fair Robirstein, Ridgewood, N. ,t. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Street, Onwille. Ohio. TALPOT'r. James S. Otis F. Talbott, 508 MOORE, Harry Charle.s Aloore, Caldwell, BTTRNS, William E. AI. Airs. Jane Burns, West Fayette Street, Baltimore, Md. Ohio. 79 Collins Street, Glasgow, Scotland. BEN.T.AAIIN, Sidney. Robert Benjamin, 668 .Avenue, Hill, MORY, Jacob B. Airs. H. Fisher, 7422 An- CLE.VRY’, Grover C. Mrs. Bertha Bailey, Hamilton Richmond N. Y. non Way, Pittsburgh. Pa. Fagus, Alo. DUPR.A. Noel. Airs. .Tulius Bashaw, Fort Covington, N. Y. NALIBOFP, Robert. Airs. Clara Naliboff, 107 (T.EA^ELAND, Thomas G. Airs. William San- Newport Aveuiie, BrooUlyu, .V. V. ders, Logan, 111. SAOnUER. NEWAI.AN, ChaiTes W. Edgar B. Newman. CLINE, Floyd. Airs. Alargaret Cline, Uno, ZAINONENOWSKT, Ludwig. Airs. Alary Zain- Riverdale on Hudson, New A'ork, W. Va. N. Y, onenowski, Wolancke Poland, Russia, OLIKOW.SKI Stephen P. Alatthew ,T. Oli- BRADLEY, William O. Solman Collins, Ohed, kowski, Corfu, N. Y. Ky. COOKS. OLSEN, Carl Alarlus. -Herman Olsen, R. F. COMBS, Samuel. Airs. Alargaret Combs, HARTOWIDS!, Anthony T. Mrs. Josephine D. Howard City, Alich. 3, Hazard, Ky. Hartowlcz, 3313 North Hamlin Avenue, Chi- OLSON, George S. Charlie Olson, Siren, Wis. ’’’ORDIELI.E, Paul. Peter Cordielle, 21 Cedar cago. 111. O’NEILL. .Tames. Airs Della O’Neill, 67 West Street, GarfiiTd, N. ,T. BENOTO, Samuel. Airs. Rosalia Finzza, 1136 Fifteenth Street. Ba.vonne, .T N COX, Frank Thomas. Joseph Cox, Winslow, Decatur Street, New Orleans, La. OSBORNE, William F. Airs. Dollle Brewer, Ind FRFDRICH. .Arthur O. Airs. Alary Fredrieh, Plumtree, N. C. Felice L. Louis Bulgiani, 293 73 Y'an Buren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y'. OTTE, Edward. Theodore Otte, 143 West DEBATTISTA, Washington Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. GOOSM.YN, John E. John C. Larson, general Forty-fourth Street. New A’ork, N. Y. DECKER, James Stanley. Daniel D. Decker, delivery. Hendley, Nebr. P.AT’LSEN, Herbert C. Alias Augusta Alost, Germfask, Alich. HESTER. David H. James D. Hester, Gar- East Dubuque, 111. Russell D. Airs. Hettie DeLong, land, Tex. PE.ARCE Harold. William F. Pearce, West DELONG, Street, Ohio. Point Pleasant. N. J. 445 East Church Urbana, BENTNATO. Saverio. Airs. Purpari Sebasti- Clarence POT.v, William. Airs. Alarie Poly, Pinsk, DICKINSON, B. Airs. Clarence B. an!, 19 Ippica Street, Alistratta, Italv. Russia. Dickinson. L^nionvillp, N. Y. JACOBS, Harvev J. Airs, slice Alarcum, DINAN, William J. Mrs. William J. Dinan, substation San Antonio, Tex. Alurray G. 8, SATTERFIELD, Airs. Alary C. 27 Judson Street, Beacon, N. Y. LYNCH, Pat. Davis Lynch, Sa,gerton, Tex. S.itterdeld, Gallatin, Tenn. DONOVAN, Alichael J, Airs. Ellen Donovan, STANSBERRY. Thomas. Sam Stansberry, SCHNEIDER, Josenh M. Joseph Schneider, 3958 Army Street, San Francisco, Cal. Upper Sandusky, Ohio. 626 North Twenty-fourth Street, Camden, DREW, Frank William. Airs. Ellen Drew. THARP. John Elton. Airs. Ida J. Tharp, N. J. Cresco. Iowa. Newkirk, Okla. SCITNELL, Hudson R John J. Schnell, 17 DUP.LER, Charles F. Airs. Louise Raymond, DAA'IS. Andrew J. Airs. M. K. Davis, R. P, I'rayton Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 10 Lake Avenue, Canandaigua, N. Y. D. 1, Loneville, Tex. SCITROEDER, Theodore. No emergency ad- DUFFY', William. ChaiTes Cunningham, 48 MILLER. Harry S. Milton J. Miller, Old dress given. Nlcolos Street, Lockport, N. Y. Zlonsville, Pa. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

WAGONERS. MESSICK, William L. Mrs. Mary Susan BURTON. John H. Mrs. Sallie M. Burton, Messick, COMliU, Paul F. Edward J. Comer, Atkins, Virginia Beach, Va. R. F. D. 2, Cedartown, Ga. Va. MOONEY’, Claude Leonard. Squire David CL.ARK, Elmer D. Mrs. Mary Clark, Dixie, t)ON()VAN, Charles C. Mrs. C.vnthia Dono- Mooney, Dixon, Ky. AV. Va. van, 205 Henry Street, Herkimer, N. Y. NASH, Edward B. Mrs. Mary Smith, 100 CLAY'TON, Leonard. James F. Clayton, HEFFERNAN. William II. Mrs. Thomas Uef- Maple Street, Iron River, Mich. Utopia, Tex. fernau, Coleman Court, Natick, Mass. NELSON, Robert L. Clarence M. Nelson, R. COPPEDGE. Edward S. Mrs. Annie Summer, MOODY, Alfred. John W. Moody, K. F. D. 1, F. D. 1, Savannah, Ga. AVeldOu, N. C. NIGHL.-VND, Eugene. John H. Nigbland, 26 CROMHEECKE. Jules. Camille De Mueste- Lasoassas. Tenn. . PETEK.'^ON, Frank R. Mrs. Hanna Peterson, Forrest Street, Montclair, N. J. luere, Minneota, Minn. Surprise, Nebr. NIKSA. Antonio. Aleck Niksa, 6 Meadow D'L.-VURl, Paul. Mrs. Rose D’Lauri, 353 STRfil'HMAN, Edward A. Henry A. Stroth- Street, WestOcld, Mass. Fifth Street, Jersey City. N. J. man. 1910 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, OBERMEYER. Paul B. Mr.s. Julia Ober- DOERR, AA'illiam II. Max Baumann, 1020 N. Y. meyer. 14 Cottage Street. Bayonne, N. J. Soutli Robey Street, Chicago, ill. VAN GELDER. C. A. A. Van Gelder, Flor- O’BRIEN, Daniel J. Mrs. Ellen O’Brien, 3431 DUDLEY, AA’illiam H. Mrs. Fannie Dudley, ida, Orange County, N. Y. Sipe Street, Pittsburgh, I*a. Allegheny Avenue, West Lynchburg, Va. rUIVATES. O’BRIEN, George I’atrick J. O’Brien, 1820 ERDMAN, Addison. Eno F. Erdmau, Bed- McHenry Street, Baltimore, Md. ford Road, Tarr.vtown, N Y'. VANDERMEER. Sleke. John Vandermeer, OLEFSKI, Tony. Balfaze Zalefski, 63 Main I’R.VZIER, Ira Mrs. Harriett B'razier, R. F. Goutum, Fr. Holland. Street, Branford, Conn. D. 1, AVestQcld, Pa. WIENER, Ist'dor. Jacob Wiener, 192 Bay OLIVER, William N. William H. Oliver, 307 GARD, George Edmond. George R. Gard, Thirty-fourth Strc^et, Bath Beach, N. Y. Home .Avenue, Avalon, Pa. lola, Kans. WOODS, I.ee A. John Woods, route Coffce- 3, OSTERHOUT, Carmone. Mrs. Ella Oster- G.AFFNEY, John F. P. R. Armstrong, West ville. Miss. hout, 2686 Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y’. Street, Reading. Mass. WY.VK'KY, Michael. Joe Wynicky, Vena, PETERSON, Otto I. Emil Peterson, Floral HENRY, AA’illiam A. Mrs. Lond Henry, R. F, Russia. Park, N. Y I>. 4, .Adel. Iowa. ZAMPINO, Domenico. Mrs. Filomena Zor- PIKE, Claude. .Albert Pike. Waynesburg, Ky. HEAA'ETT, Roy. Miss Ruby McDonaid, 3 zelia, 51 Macenta Place, Feggia Torremag- RACCIO, Joseph. Mike Raccio, 19 Easten Place, Boston, Mass. giore, Italy. Hamilton Street, Hampton, Conn. JOHNSON, Mical. John Johnson, Arendal MIEEER. Charles Joseph. Mrs. Bridget Mil- R.ANKINS. John M. Commadore W. Rankins, Songa 5, Norway. ler, Hanover Avenue, Morris Plains, N. J. Junction City, Oreg. KUSSIN, AVilliara F. Otto Kussin, 1122 Madi- nOGAN, James P. Mrs. Brid.get A. Hogan, R.ASiM'E. Edward Ed. John Rasque, R. F. D. son Avenue, New Y’ork, N. Y. 12 York Street. Camden, N. J. 5, Boscobell, Wis. M.ATHEAA’S, Thomas B. Mrs. Mary Mathews, BI..VSCO, Felix E.gow. Sirs. Hattie Parish, REPPER’r. Frederick O. Mrs. Emma Rep- 1027 Stanley Street, Schenectady, N. Y’. box 327. Tupper Lake, N. Y’. pert. Palm. Pa. MATTHEWS, AValter W. Mrs. Adallne M, BR.SDSH.IW, Arthur \\\ Mrs. Anna Brad- REQU.A, Globe. Mrs. Jennie Requa, Monsey, Matthews, 1434 Mill Street. Augusta, Ga. shaw. 162 St. Botolph Street. Boston, Mass. N. Y. Raymond AV. Edward Millfelt, BRAEGER, Clarence A. Mrs. Bertha Braeger, MILLFELT, RU E. William II. Mrs. Clara Rice, 128 Find- 149 Ei.ghth Street, Zanesville, Ohio. 9918 Second Avenue, Appleton, Wis. lay Street Cincinnati. Ohio. OLSEN, ilarry. Mrs. Christensen, 228 Union BUD.V, Martin. Mrs. Leonardo Slazor, 384 RUPREC’HT. Charles A. Mrs. Whit- Minnie N. Y’. Wilson Street. Block, Brooklyn, Buffalo, N. Y. nack. 3163 IVest Seventeenth Street, Cleve- PARKS, Arthur H. John W. Parks, Wichita BI'RNS. Edward L. Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, 41 land, Ohio. Falls, Tex. Chadwick Avenue, Newark, N. ,T. SCHMIDT, Philipp N. Mrs. Philipp Schmidt. BURNS, John C. Mrs. Mary Henderson, Dun- 614 Congress Street, New Orleans, La. PATRICK, Ross. Willie W. Patrick, R. F. D, cans Mills, Cal. SEELIG. Carl Louis. Mrs. Amelia B. Seellg, 1, Dryden, Okla. Peterson, Healds- CROUCH, JIark. George Crouch, Moran, Kans. Jeffersonville. N. Y'. PE'l'ERSON, Oscar M. Lyla D*BRE\. Manuel. Tony Dabrca, Lagan, La. SNY’DER Roy B. J. W. Snyder, 103 East burg. Cal. DECKER, Walter .T. Abraham Decker, 484 Depot Street, Concord. N. C. PHILLIPS, .Tohn F. Ell Phillips, R. F. D. 2, Canal Street. New Y’ork, N. Y. SPOON, Charley E. Abram Spoon, Steel, Moselle, Miss. FALLER. Bernard A. Mrs. Anna Faller, 1329 Ohio. POT'I'S, Patrick H. Thornton C. Potts, Gates- Acoma Street, North Denver, Colo. STERN. Wiliiam. Morris Stern. 629 Commu- ville, Tex. JANDT. George C. Albert Jandt, R. F. D. 2, nipaw Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. RAIWENBERG, Philip. Mandel Henrlck. 606 West Salem, Wis. STOCK. William. Mrs. Lorma B. Gillis. R. F. East 'I’hirteenth Street. New Y'ork, N. Y'. JORGENSEN, Peder. Mrs. Carey Jorgensen, D. 1, Lisbon, Ohio. REDENBO, Horace E. Mrs. Louisa Redenbo, De Smet, S. Dak. STORK, Frederick AV. Casper H. Stork, Ar- R. F. D. 1, Smithboro, III. KTH.IESH, Frank. Mike Horbach, 129 Pavo- lington, Nebr. REDMOND. William. Jlrs. Grace McDowell, nia Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. STRASBURG, Walter E. Harry Strasburg, 8 Harmon Street, Detroit, Mich. McLaughlin, Frank .i. Mrs. Grace Ha.gerl, West Avenue. La Salle, N. Y'. REEDY, Arthur S. Albert J. Reedy. Raven, 2123 East Fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. STRICKLER, William M. William II. Strick- Va. MURPHY, Emmet .1. Mrs. ,V. Murphy, 5444 ler. Mount Jov. Lancaster Countv, Pa. RILEY’. William E. James Dowling, 747 War' South State Street, TOBIN. Harry D. Tobin, R. F. Chicago, 111. John D. 1, ren Street, Hudson. N. Y. NEI.SON, Dudle.v Empire, Mich. John. Mrs. Sophia Nelson, RUBINO, Alfred. Louis Rublno, 312 West Whitehall. TODD. .John T. Mich. Mrs. Mary Ross, 526 Sum- One hundred and seventeenth Street, New F"'-l mer Street. Bedford. Mass. NELSON, Magnus O. Nelson, R. New York. N. Y. F. D. TODD. Leon E. Mrs. Charles N. Todd, 1, Phalanx Station, Ohio. 124J SANCHEZ, Manuel. Sirs. Octaviana D. San- Washington Street. Herkimer. Y'. OGDEN, Stacy. Mrs. Margaret Doyle, 5347 N. chez. Canjelan, N. Mex. Chancelor Street. I’li. V.AN ORDEN. Daniel. Mrs. Irene Van Orden, Philadelphia, SANTELL.A, Giuseppe. JIrs. Annie Cresso, Mountain Lakes. N. J. PATE. James. Clarence Pate, R. F. D., 3213 Latone Street, Philadelphia, Pa. I.onisville, Ky. WAHL, Herbert .1. Mrs. .Tohanna Wahl, 694 SH.AW, Robert M. Jlrs. Lucy A. Shaw, 60 Myer. .Take Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N. Y'. PAUL, Paul, 2456 South Sixth Bruen Street, Newark, N. J. Street, Philadelphia. Pa. WEIR. Matthew C. Edward C. Weir, Hull, Do'uinik. Mrs. Franciska Za- Iowa. SKIIMSKI, KICHARDS, Ixiuis. Mike Riccuitl, 3843 Fire- gur.ska, Wolinska, Poland. Russia. hill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WHALEN. David J. Dennis ’Whalen, 2022 SMI’l'II. Fred. Mrs. Fred Smith, 168 Cooper EICHARDSON, Herbert J. Buse II. Richard- West Broadway. New Y'ork, N Y’. Street, Trenton, N. J. son, Prairie Hill. Mo. WHITE, Seldon J. John E. White, Alfred, STILES. Jesse. Charles Stiles, 40 West Mil- BUNK, Louis R. Louis Rnnk, sr.. Louisa Ohio. ler Avenue, Pleasant City, Ohio. .Ypartments, Avenue, Carrlck, Pitts- Sankey WHITTAKER. Dlasky E. Jay Whittaker, VAN AA’.AGNER. Fred W. Mrs. Daisy Ingra- burgh, Pa. Wolverine. Mich. ham, 98 Church Street, Poughke(>psie, N. Y. Mrs. Julia Schafer, SCH.AFER, Edward. WINN. George Loran. Mrs. Ella Spencer, V.ANDERBILT. Irving. Mrs. Angelina ’frem- Bingham Street, Houston. Tex. 1413 Bernhards Bay, N. Y. per. 10 Middle Street, Haverstraw, N. A’. SPALLIN.t, Joseph. Sirs. Savaria Spallina, WOLFR.AM, Louis II. Mrs. Alma Wolfram, W.* LKER, Perry. Edward Walker, Trent, 220 West Twenty-fourth Street, Chicago, loop Madison .Avenue. Pinna. Ohio. AV. Va. III. WORTH. Charley W. Charley W. Worth, gen- Osceola Tip- WILSON. George. Mrs. Davina A. Wilson, TIPPITT, Jacob Monroe. Mrs. eral delivery. Gettysh\irg. S. Dak. Okla. 4350 Colfax Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. pitt. Wetumka. WRIGHT. Elmer O. Mrs. Lucy Wright, Gra.y, W.4NISH. Charles M. Mrs. Catherine Wan- WINNING, William. Mrs. Marion B. Hall, Knox County. Ka’. Avenue. Haven. Conn. ish, general delivery, Cooperstown. Wis. 136 Ed.gewood New ZFBI.INKEY. .Toseph .1. William Sowin.sky, Ilomer. W. Woods, Rldgeland, HOLLAND. Jesse C. J. S. Holland, R. F. D. WOODS, W. Miueola. I.ong Island. N. Y’. S. C. 4. Erick, Okla. ZERBER, William E. Gustave Leshefske, 429 P. Mrs. Mary Jackson, 401 ZITEK, Anton. Mrs. Maiw Zitek, 2998 Nurs- JACKSON, Roy I a Salle Street. Detroit. Mich. .Yvenne, St. Paul, Minn. ery Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Sherburne ARRISON, Samuel S.. ir. Samuel S. Arrison, Grover. Mrs. Vassie Logan, R. F. D. ALTOBELLO. Roco. Mrs. Annie Depavlo LOGAN, 635 Center Street, Trenton, N. ,T. Miss. Altobello, Sanvito, Chietino, Italy. 1. Thaxton. ATKINSON, Willie R. Deamor C. Atkinson. LOSItTN Samuel W. Jacob Loshin, 12 Massa- Lawrenceville, Ga. ARMSTRONG, Frank True. Mrs. Clara Arm- strong. 108 Sixth Street, Sedalla, chusetts Avenue, Danbury, Conn. B.AGGETT, Willie M. A. T. Baggett, Belden, West Mo. LR.4SKE. Frank. Joseph Filizak, 313 New- Miss. BEI.CAS'fRO. AGneenzo. Mrs. Mariah Bel- ark .4veniie. Kingsland. N. .1. castro. Mamul. Italy. M.4DSFN. t.ouis H. Rasmus P. Madsen, box B.ARR.AGLIO, Carlo. Joe Barra.glio, Lee, CARROLL, Charles. Guiseppe Di Carlo, Prov- Mndieou Lake. Mont. Mass. ince Di Aquila, A’igiiano, Italy. MAHER, Leroy. Joseph P. McIntyre, 719 BLUMBERG, Samuel. .Tacob Blumberg, 184 CAA’ALLARO. Vincenzo. Cavallaro Cavallaro, e -ant Street Worcester, Mass. Avenue C, Bayonne, N. ,T. Caulonia, Beggio. Italy. MAT.OOF, Mitchell E. Charles Maloof, 26 BR.AY’FIELD. George E. Everett E. Bray- CAA’ELLO, Guiseppe. Pasqualo Cavello, Broadway Extended. South Boston, Mass. tiidd 18 East Perry Street, Duquoin, Il’k Sorpo, Serpico, I’rovinee of .Avellino, Italy. M.tMT’L.Y. Nick. Marl Mamula, 1223 Fifth BRENNER. Casper. Vincent Brenner, 1956 DI SORIO. Lawrence. Mrs. Carmel Di Sorio, .\venue. McKeesport, Pa. Mor.se Avenue, Chicago, 111. Pizvone Compobassa, Italy. MK'WI.I. August. Joseph Barrocca, box 54, BREAA’ER, Samuel. Jess Brewer, Albia, Iowa DOMINOV, Siy. Zenovi Dominov, Novograd, Mammoth, Pa. BRYANT, Curtis. Elmer Bryant, Deering, Atolinsk, Russia. MFT/roN Lawrence .1. Mrs. Christine C. Ohio. DOT'r.A, Frank. Nick Dotta, Casavecchio, Melton, R. F. D. 1, box 41, Atlee, Va. BUJOL, Edward R. P. J. Bujol, Addis, La. Foggia, Italy. THE OFFICIAL U. S. 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DKEGA, Trofim. Mrs. Pauline Drega, Dem- STAPLETON, Waco. Ned Stapleton, New- CRAFT, .James C. Archibald C. Craft, 119 kowesh, Wolynskoy Huberne, Russia. burg, Ark. North Sixth Street, Wilmington, N. C. FERRARO, .John .T. Mrs. Catherine M. Fer- TURNER, Harold L. Owen Turner, care of CROWE, Martin J. Dennis Crowe, 73 Field raro, 1313 Adams Avenue, Frankford, Western Union Telegraph, Seattle, Wash. Street, Torrington, Conn. Philadelphia, Pa. WALSH, Harold D. John M. Walsh, 9710 DORSEY, .John G. Mrs. Catherine Dorsey, FIORE, Joseph. Mrs. Louise Fiore, Rome, Avenue L, Chicago, 111. Detroit, Minn. Italy. WALSH, John Thomas. M|rs. Delia Walsh, HANDY. Bolling Hall. Mrs. Ann Roy Handy, FLORIS, Albert. Mrs. Mary Floris, Sabil, 150 Roselle Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 407 East Grace Street, Richmond, Va. P. I. WATSON, James M. Mrs. Cora M. Watson, LEPPER, Howard J. Mrs. Margaret A. Lep- FRIEDMAN. Morris. Harry Grossfield, 1573 general delivery. Shannon, Kans. per. 727 McHenry Street, Baltimore, Md. First Avenue, New York, N. Y. WATSON, I’atrick Joseph. Mrs. Mary Wat- POORMAN, .4rthur G Mrs. Arthur Poorman, GAMBINO, Jimi. Samuel Gambino, Palermo, son, 130 Jackson Street, Paterson, N. J. Marshall, 111. Italy. YOUNG, Harry Perkins. Mrs. A. M. Flint, RIDGE, Guss Bandell. .James Chester Ridge, GANNSLEY, Charles .T. George Gannsley, R. F. D. 3, East Syracuse, N. Y. 420 Washington Street, Hannibal, Mo. general delivery, Lennon, Mich. YOUNG, Hiram L. Mrs. Ellen Young, R. F. STARK. John V. Will T. Stark, 1211 Rialto GRAVING, Domenico. Calcediono Gravino, D. 1. box 289, Altoona, Pa. Building, Kansas City. Mo. Ceprano, Boma, Italy. YOUNG, Homer T. V. Robert O. Young, R. F. WYATT, Edward H. iirs. Hattie B. Wyatt, HOLLAS, Andrew. Mrs. Catherine Hollas, D. 4, Florence, Ala. 002 Woodworth Avenue, Alma, Mich. Andros. Greece. OLSON, Merle. Beach Olson, Kempton, 111. COURT, William S. Mrs. William S. Court, HERIGSTAD, Ole. Mrs. Norway Herigstad, ARNOLD, Horace. Arnu Arnold, R. F. D. 355 Chauncey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stavangen, Norway. 4, Mount Clemens, Mich. GILLICK, Owen P. Owen Gillick, Clayton, KIRIAKOPOOLOS, John A. Andrew Kiria- ASEL, Emmett O. Mrs. Emma K. Asel, Wash- N. Y. kopoolos, Corinth, Greece. ington, Mo. LINDUOLM, Reuben P. Mrs. George Wies- KOEHLER, Rudolph H. Mrs. Christine B. AVERY, William E. Mrs. Fannie Avery, R. becker, 73 Fourteenth Avenue, Astoria, Koehler, 2522 Frances Street, Baltimore, F. D. 2, Morgan, Tex. Long Island, N. Y. Md. BELL, Alexander. .Jacob Bell, R. F. D. 2, FREUND, Tobias S. Mrs. Sadie Samuels, 35 LEPORE, Alfredo. Vincenzo Lepore, Broc- box 14. Fresno, Cal. Dongan Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. ciano, Rome, Italy. BELL, Sidney George Bell, Brookeland, Tex. KEPPEL, Lawrence J. Mrs. Lawrence .1. MACKIEWICZ. Teopil. Mrs. Magdalena BERG, Otto. Arvid Nelson, R. F. D. 2, Keppel, 607 North Malory Street, Phoebus, Ma(kiewicz. Stracz, Pilova, Siedteca. Russia. SwanvlIIo. Minn. Va. Francis Mrs. Barbara NORRIS, Stephen. Grist Norris, Tenedos, BIDERMANN, W. REIHER, Leon C. Mrs. Ferd Reiher, 516 Bidermann, First Long Island Gr6oC6 566 Avenue, East Columbia Street, St. Marys, Ohio. PANCHUK, Vector. Michael Panchuk, Selo City, N. Y. Vertov, Walinskoe, Russia. BROWN, Harold G. Dr. A. A. Brown, 315 SERGEANTS. PERGI. Frank. Pellegrino Pergi, Odlo Bres- Griffith-McKenzie Building, Fresno, Cal. Robert E. Mrs. Emily J. Hincken, cia, Italy. BROWN, Robert. Robert Brown, Jackson- HINCKEN. Mrs. Walter Kammerer, ville, Gbio. Clarion, Pa. RICHTER, Otto J. Smith, 424 Gratiot Avenue. Detroit, Mich. BROWN, William. Charlie Brown, Hickman, SMITH, Joseph II Mrs. Edward A. Janesville. Wis. RING, Prank Aloysius. Peter Ring, Marys- Ky. 3 South Division Street, Peter J. Joseph Breiden- ville, Kans. BRUD, Joseph. Jesse Brud, 1125 North BREIDENSTEIN. Gardenville, Y. ROCKEY, Ciferno. Joseph Rockey, Silvi, Street, East St. Louis, 111. stein. N. Nathan. Dr. Franklin Brew- Italy. BRUEGGER. Henry. Mrs. Rose Bruegger, R. BREWSTER, delivery, Oneida, Ky. ROSELLI, Rocco. Mrs. Carmela Potenza, F. D 2. West Brookfield, Ohio. ster, general Joseph F. Ferdinand Brunet, 124 Strata Catanello 17, L Marco in Lamis, BRYAN, John W. Mary E. Bryan, Snyder, BRUNET, Okla. North Lincoln Avenue, Fond du Lac, Wis. Province Di Foggia, Italy. Brush, SEDEJ. Prank. Blaj Sedej, Gorenya, Vas, BRYANT. Samuel N. Mrs. Edward Bryant, BRUSH, Merton W. Warren D. -tustria. 210 Main Street, Beacon, N. Y. Downsville, N. Y. William II. Rev. William J. STREATOR. Floyd Daniel. Mrs. Alice Strea- BRYANT, William ,T. Robert Hosken, 35 DEMPSTER, Dempster, Crafton. Pittsburgh, Pa. tor, Denton, Kans. Olympia Street, Paterson, N. .T. Mrs. Clyde Helgeson, VALENTE, Paul. John Valente, Carpinona, BURISH, Edward G. Emil Burish, R, F. D. HELGESON, Clyde O. Italy 4. Cndott, Wis. Pish Creek. Wis. BI^RKM,4N. Arthur Elmer. Charles Burk- HUGHES, Leslie E. Enas P. Hughes, box ABSHIRE, Jeneus. Mrs. J. Abshire, Abbe- 918 23. Centralia. Wash. ville, La. man North Forty-seventh Avenue, Omaha, Nebr. JENKINS, Theodore S. Mrs. Drusilla E. Ohio. Deeper, Samuel. Mrs. Sadie Becber, 890 BURNS, Albert A. ivirs. Charlie Burns Hicks, •Jenkins, Pemberville, Jones, 1924 Flushing Road. Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D.. Priend.s’ ip. 'Penn. JONES, George H. George W. BOBKO, Andrew. Miss .\nna Bobko, 58 Box Hickory Street, St. I.ouis, Mo. BURTON. Fayette F. George R. Burton. 1331 Pawnee, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fast Fifteenth Street, Los Angeles. Cal. MOORE, Hugh. Mrs. Alphus Moore, BROOKBANKS, Joseph Arthur. Mrs. Eliza- BURTON. .Joseph W. Mrs. Mary Burton, Okla. beth Brookbanks, Harrisburg. 111. 830 N ACOVSKY, .Joseph. Mrs. Barbara Nacovsky, West Twenty-second Street, Chicago, York, GEDDES. Robert D. Mrs. Ella Geddes, 256 III. 419 East Seventy-third Street, New Hudson Avenue, Albany, N. Y. BUSH. Claude T. Elisha T.. Bush, 611 South N Y. Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, GEHRKE, Ferdinand W. Bertha Gehr- Center Street. Clinton, 111. O’BRIEN, Thomas. Mrs. Pa. ke, R. P. D. 2, Wausau, Wis. CHFMCHTTK. Roil. John Chemchuk, 1100 Cantrell Street, Philade’phia. 383 Trafalgar, GR.\^IL'tM, Roy L. Douglas Graham, Potomac d'erry Street, New York. N. Y. PITCHER, Ray W. Hester Pitcher, Manor. W. Va. CHILL,' Edward A Mrs. Tillie Chill, 2831 K. Pryor, 1900 HUNTINGTON, Dwight W., ,ir. Dwight W. West Twentv-third Street, Chicago, 111. PRYOR, Fred W. James Huntington, 16 Lawrence Street, Yonkers, Fred L. Mrs. Mary G. Curran, Louisiana Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. CURRAN, 734 R. N. Y. ^forehead Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio. RASH, Maynard A. Mrs. May L. Rash, Ernest Mrs. Anna Jackson, DUFF. Alexander. Robert Duff, F. D. 1. Meredithville. Va. JACKSON, G. C. Water- Franklin, 208 Niagara Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. vliet, N. Y. REED, Samuel. Mrs. Doris Reed, JAGGER, Ivan D. Floyd II. Sprague, R. F. DAMMAN. Cyril. Mrs. .Julia Damman, gen- Charles W. Roberts, D. 2, Roscoe, N. Y. eral delivery. Fair Haven, Mich. RMtERTS, William O. MACKWEC, Adam. Frank Pescosky, 8 Cliff FITCH, Russel. George B. Fitch, 146 Cur- Youngsville, N. C. Schmich, 55 Grove Street. Cl iff side, N. J. tis Street, Medford, Mass. SCHMICH, Emil. Jacob MAIN, Joseph. Edward Mellon, 229 Tremont FLEMING. Carl. Mrs. Allle Fleming, R. F. Avenue, Verona, N. J. Storms, 21 Street, Taunton. Mass. D. 1. Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. STORMS, Earl W. Mrs. Rhoda MANGOLD, Thomas Oscar. Charles Ham- HANSON, Myron H. Ira Hanson, Linn Rano Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Annie Talbot, 287 mond Mangold, R. F. D. 1, box 54, Holcomb, Grove, Iowa. TALBOT, Henry B. Mrs. Mo. HATHAWAY. Homer C. William Hathaway, Glvnroad, London, England. Mrs. Rebecca 5 en- MANZIONE, Thomas. Salvatore Manzione, Choteau, Okla. YENTSCH. Frederick G. HETKKA. Hillte F. Mrs. Greta Heikka, box tsch 230 Welch Avenue. Wilmerding, Pa. 385 Chestnut Street, Newark, N. J. Miss Louise M. Zim- George H. Mrs. Mary Menken, 441. Kelso. Wash. ZIMMERMAN. George. MENKEN, 378 Hawley Street, Rochester, 1063 Sixth Street. San Bernardino, Cal. HILDRFTH, Chester .1. Mrs. Anna Hildreth, merman, John Patrick. Mrs. John O’Leary, 300 West Forty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. O'LE.MIY. Elias Berman, 638 Stone 3449 Flavian Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. N. Y. BERM.\N, Samuel. N. Y. Arthur. Mrs. Anna Pierce, Hope, Avenue, Brooklyn, PIERCE, HODES, Meyer. Mrs. Minnie Hodes, 156 Mrs. Vinginia Bernadin, Ky. Washington Avenue, Haven, Conn. BERN.ADIN, Alcide. New 108 Schiack Avenue, Cohoes, N. Y. HOLDERFIELD, Griggs. Wash Holderfield, Van RICE, Jeptha. Mrs. Ella L. Rice, Chinqua- FI1DGE, James -D. Mrs. Cleo Fudge, Yale, pin, N. C. R. F. D. 1, Pipers Gap, Va. 111 . RANEY, Eli H. Mrs. Maggie Leetley, Mount David P. Hancock, Bost- Morris, 111. Wounded Severely. H.\NCOCK, Roy A. Franklin Richey, wick, Fla. RICHEY, Robert N. F. 80 COLONEL. Warburton Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. HICKS, William H. Mrs. William H. Hicks, SCARRERRY, William L. J. N. Scarberry, MORROW. Wiiliam Meade. Mrs. William R. P. D. 5, Henderson, N. C. Wellington, Tex. Meade Morrow, box 38, Algonac, Mich. JONES, Asa B. Mrs. Maggie E. Jones, Cedar- Joseph II. Mrs. Louise Sei- ville, Ohio. SEISANGER, CAPTAINS. sanger, 34 Welling Street, Astoria, Long KO('H, Alfred R. Mrs. Emma Koch, 253 Island, N. Y. BECKSTEIN, William H. Mrs. William H. Ninth Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. SIMAKIS, Basil. Anastaslos Simakis, 144 Bockstein, 931 O Street NW., Washington, McCAULLEY, Otis. Joe McCaulley, Walland, Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. D. C. Tonn SINGER, Morris. Mrs. Rose Singer, 631 Fltz- BEEBE, Dwight S. Clifford D. Beebe, 622 MILLER, Glenn William. William W. Miller, gernUi Street, Philadelphia, Pa. James Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Rich Square, N. C. J., jr. Smith, Thomas- PURFJIERST. Fred C. Edward B. Purfuerst, SMITH, Gerd Gerd J. LIEUTENANTS. boro. Ill 328 Western Avenue, North Milwaukee, Wis. SPRING, Arthur J. Mrs. Elizabeth Spring, BOSQUI. Edward W. Mrs. M. W. Bosqui, RAPER, Washic J. Mrs. Mollie Raper, Engle- 25 St. Marys Slrect, Yonkers, N. Y. 1 538 Grove Street, San Francisco, Cal. wood, Tenn. TONE. Ralph. Mrs. Jennie Tone, 440 Elm BOUCHER, Ronald. Col. John Boucher, RILEY, John B. Mrs. Thomas J. Riley, Maple Street, Arlington, N. J. Dresser Street, Cheboygan, Mich. Street, Belchertown, Mass. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN; TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919. '

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COKPOEALS. ROTH, Claud E. M. V. Roth, Villlsca, Iowa. RIDENOUR, Charles D. Mrs. Lizzie Riden- CIIAMl’ENY, Normao W. Mrs. Isabelle L. SIMMONS. Ernest F. Charles Simmons, 89 our, New Stanton, I’a, Cbampeuy, 1271’ Twentieth Street, Milwau- Eureka Street, South Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. RILEY, Elmer F. Mrs. Amanda Riley, 1200 kee, Wis. BCGLBRS. West Main Street, Sedalia, Mo. ROS.4RIO, D’Angel E. Joseph Rosario, 717 EKSKINE, Edsnr Lyle. Mrs. C. M. Erskine, CADOO, Mervin A. Miss Emily A. Cadoo, K. F. D. 2, Vesterburg, Mich. East Fifth Avenue, South Bethlehem, Pa. 367 Amity Street, Flushing, N. Y. ROSETTI, Louis. .4ntonlo Rosetti. 1038 FOSTER, Earl. W. 11. Foster, Milan, Mo. DAY, Austin. Mrs. Eliza Austin, 1678 Four- South Sangamon Street, Chicago, 111. GEIL, John W. George M. Miller, 625 Stoot- teenth Avenue, Huntington, W. Va. hoff .\venue, Richmond Hill, N. Y. SIMPSON, Claude. Charlie Simpson, Cape JONES, Ivlson. John G. Jones, box 194, Girardeau, Mo. GRUBER, George W. Mrs. Sarah E. Gruber, Tex. Mart, STAUTER, Glenn C. Fred J. Stauter, R. F. Main Street, Enhaut, I’a. Bernard Alvin. WILL, Benjamin Will, Win- D. 4, box 54, Grantsburg. Wis. INGHAM, Russel Wilbur. Amos Ingham, 458 neconne, Wis. Lowell Street, Mass. STEINBRENNER, Allen G. Mrs. Sophia Lawrence, YOUNG, Arthur E. Noah F. Young, 18 South JACKSON, Richard. Jackson, Wal- Sleinbrenner, 5836 Main Street, Wiliiams- Dawson Franklin Street, Red Lion, Pa. nut Ridge, Ark. ville, N. Y. JONES, Charlie G. Stephen Jones, Ocean, MUSICIAN. STEWART, Archie M. Bluford A. Stewart, N. C. route 6, Greenville, Tex. OLSEN, La Salle. Mrs. Lorlnae Olsen, 148 LOOMIS, John N. Charles W. Loomis, 107 STIFTER. Frank F. Mrs. Kate Stifter, 217 Lafayette Street, Paterson, N. J. Queen Street, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. East Sharp Avenue, Spokane, Wash. THOMl’SON, Bruce. J. McGRATH. Albert J. Mrs. Sarah McGrath, MECHANICS. T. Thompson, Ho- 254 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. naker, Va. DAWSON, Henry C. Mrs. Berta B. Dawson, McGuire, Ralph C. Mrs. Gertrude McGuire, TRAFT, Nevin B. Miss Addle Woodell, 133 Wolftown, Va. Rankin Street, High Point, N. C. Coupon, I’a. IIEITZMAN, Henry. Mrs. Annie Heitzman, Lee. Hilliards, VANDEHEY, Joseph. Peter Vandehey, West PACKER, Mrs. Minnie Packer, Collingwood, N. Y. Mich. Wrightstown, Wis. RIECKE, George E. Miss Adelaid M. Riecke, PRIES, Albert L. Mrs. Pries, box 78, WASHBURN, Joseph. Mrs. Laura Washburn, Mary Irwin Place, Huntington, N. Y. Tripoli, Iowa. 617 West Spring Street, New Albany, Ind. SPAID, Henry H. John H. Spald, SIMA, John. Jacob Sima, 11620 Buckeye Lehew, WASSER, Charles T. Mrs. Mary J. Wasser, W. Va. R. F. D. 2, Hellertowu, Pa. Road, Cleveland, Ohio. TRUMAN, Lincoln. Mrs. Louisa Truman, SIMS, Roger. Mrs. Martha Sims, Powhatan, R. WAXENFELTER, George C. George Waxen- F. D. 1, Leesburg, Ohio. Va. felter, 4050 Cabinet Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOVANOVICH, Michael S. George Marko- TORPLIN, Yancie. Jake Torplin, 137 John- WEDDLE, Robert L. Mrs. Slaude L. Weddle, vich, 1186 Russell Street, Detroit, Mich. son Avenue, I’ratt City, Ala. Thurmond, Md. BODE, Walter. Fred Wease, 1047 Considine Brenton L. WELLS, Willie C. Mrs. Benjamin N. Smith, WRIGHT, Homer S. Mrs. Mc- Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Intosh, care 1142 Hawk Street, I’etersburg, Va. of Pacific Telephone Co., As- BUCH, Walter L. Mrs. Cora E. WILCK, Carl. Joe Wllck, Farmville, Va. Buch, 725 toria, Oreg. Wymore Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Elvis S. Jefferson D. All- WITHYCOMBE, James S. P. Withycombe, ALLBRIGHT. Yamhill, Oreg. WAGONEES. briirht, Capps, Ark, Phillip Zofuto, 29 BEATTY, Joseph. Dan Beatty, R, F. D. 2, ZOFUTO. Thomas. Mrs. GALSKB, John. Mrs. Rosa Galske, Bartlett, Lafayette Street, Silver Creek, N. Y. Corinth, Ky. III. BIZZELLE. Zeb. Mrs. Catherine Smith, R. PINET, Eli P. Frank B. I’lnet, Onaga, Kans. MAST, James D. Mrs. Bertha Mast, Yount- F. D. 3, Wintervllle, N, C. RAND, Ralph B. Mrs. R. N. Rand, Elk Park, ville. Cal. Mont. BOEHM, Adam, Mrs. Adam Boehm, Mor- RIDDLE, Brazil W. Virgil Riddle, Ovalo, RIGBY, William E. Miss Jennie Rigby, risonville. 111. Tex. BOGEMA, Herbert R. Mrs. Mary J. Boge- Shire, Tex. COOKS. SMITH, Harry. Mrs. Myrtle Wilkinson, ma, 1425 Ford Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. Albert. Frank S Mrs. .4gnes Boguckl, R. F. D. 1, Victoria Street, London, On- EPSON, Orbey Evens, 447 North BOGUCKI, 2107’- tario, Canada, Clark Street, Chicago, 111. Second Street, North Minneapolis W.-M.L, John R. Mrs. Sallie Wall, Mulberry, SCHWEITZeR, Prank .1. August Schweitzer, Minn. Ark. 356 Box Avenue. Buffalo, N. Y. BRENT, Robert K. Mrs. Betty Brent, Tye WHITE, George. Jim W. White, R. F. D. 2, CHAUFFEUR. River, Va. BUCHANAN. John R. Thomas R. Buchanan, Elizabethtown, HI. YE.4RWOOD, B. Bud. Mrs. Fannie Burtie WILKINS, Lawrence M. Mrs. Bessie E. Scottsburg, Va. Yearwood, Jr., 215 South Church Street. CAL.4GN.4, Vincent. Mrs. .Jennie Cnlaena, Wilkins, Florence, S, C, Murfreesboro, Tenn. BARCLAY, John G. Mrs. Abergale Barclay, 315 East One hundred and fifth Street, 148 New York Avenue, Newark, N. J. PRIVATES. New York, N. Y. BEUM, William C. Mrs. Alvina Behm, BOSSERT, Michael. Philip Bossert, 93 CALDWEI.L, James. Mrs. Blanche Caldwell, Sulphur Springs. Va. R. F. D. 1, box. 142, Long Beach, Cal. Scholes Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. White W. BETZ, Frederick O. Mrs. John Betz, White- BRYANT, Jerrymi C. Kimball Bryant, Shady CALKS, Henry H. Elmer L. Cales, Front Street, Va. field, N. H. Spring, Raleigh County, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. CL.VRK. Carl. Seth Clark. Olive, Mont. BRANDON, Ulman R, Wesley R. Brandon, CARDINALB, John. Mrs. Angelina Cardln- ale, 218 Four and one-half Street SW., CLAYTON, Edward. Mrs. Mary Clayton, 606 Vela, Okla. Smith Street. Baltimore. Md. BREWSTER, Charles. Mrs. Cora Brewster, Washington, D. C. CECOTTI, John. Mrs. Perena Cecottl, 22 FISHER. Raymond D. Mrs. Harry F. Fisher, Ranger, W. Va. Newport. Pa. BRITT, John W. Mrs. Mary Britt, 1892 Twenty-second Street, West New York, N. J. W’illlam GENTILE. Carmen. George Gentile, 20 Wll- .4 York, N. Y. CRONIN, Edward. Miss Elizabeth Dalv venue. New ford Street, Pittston, Pa. BUCHHOLZ. Charlie. Detrlch Buchholz, Cronin, 671 Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y GRAVES, James Richard. Lewis W. Graves, IIALBUR. Bernard A. G. H. Halbur, Hal- Noboine, Mo. hur, Iowa. CLARKSON, Leonard A. Allen R. Clarkson, Liberty Mills, Va. n.4RRrC,,4N. Marcus I,. Mrs. Ellen Harrl- 10 Seventh Street, Clifton Forge, Va. PALLELLO, Philip. Mrs. Francis Pallello, gan, box 1. Coal Valley. Pa. Mrs. Janes Cullers, Bari. Italy. CULLERS, Bernie G. William C. Mrs. Mary Heiden, Va. SCHAEFFER, Raymond C. George W. Sche- HETDEN Mathias, W. 578 Illinois Street, Detroit. Mich. Merle Robert. A. L. Cun- rlft, 614 Railroad Street, Schuylkill Haven, CUNNINGHAM, HEIN. Martin J. Henry Hein. Stewarts- ningham, 2314 Logan Street, Rockford. 111. Pa. ville. Ind. CURRIE, Graham N. Mrs Christina Currie, SCIULLI. Enrico. Signora Guispppina I’ol- 269 Maple Street, Kearny, N. J. lico, Gomberale, Provincia, Chieti, Italy. HEINRICHS, Joseph. Jacob Heinrichs, Bre- Arthur. Mrs. August Swinson, DAWDY, I.eslie. F. J. Dawdy, La Plata, Mo. SWINSON, da. Iowa. HEDI.UND, Helge P. Ulrik Hedlund, Day- 177 Sumpter Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HEITZ. Charles P. Mrs. Charles Heitz, 1029 tona. Fla. SIIIMEK, Thomas. Mrs. Elizabeth Ivanek, Vincennes Street. New Albany, Ind. Mein Street. Masontown, Pa. IIERRIER. John J. Mrs. Elizabeth Herrier, HIGDON. Rossie W. Mrs. Mary A. Higdon, Phil A. Mrs. Annie E. Wagner, station L, R. F. D. 8, Westwood, Cincin- WAGNER, Bermuda. Ala. R. F. D. 3. Richmond, nati. Ohio. box 99, Va. HOGG. James F. Mrs. I.izzie Hogg Great- nORRIG.VN, Michael James. Mrs. Cornelius WILLIAMSON. Philip A. Mrs. Lillie WMl- house, Butler, Taylor Countv, Ga. llamson, F. Steamboat Rock, Iowa. Ilorrigan, 5 I’arker Street, Pittsfield. Mass. R. D. 2, HOGUE, William T. Mrs. William T. Hogue, KR.MTSE, Henry F. Mrs. Albertina Krause, BOURGETTE, Ralph J. Mrs. Paul Bourgotte, 1376 West Ninety-fifth Street, Cleveland, 7723 Twenty-seventh Avenue, Seattle, 491 Clover Street, Akron. Ohio. Ohio. LEIGHTY, Chester C. Mrs. Bessie Lelghty, Wash. DEFILIPPIS, Orlando. Mrs. Ermlnia De- HOT,BERT, Summerson B. Mrs, Nannie B. Dudley, Pa. Staunton, Va. Mandlch, filippis, Gesuitl Corona, Italy. Ilolhert, R. F. D. 3, M.4NDICn. Mark. Mrs. Isabella KAELIK, Frank. Joe Slennicki, 823 Belmont 1464 Amsterdam .\venue. New York, N. Y. JOSEPH, Van Allen. Joel Jo.seph, Waukomis, Okla. Street. Detroit, Mich. MARAS, Stanley L. Martin Maras, 453 J LESOWSKI, Stanley John. Mrs. Barbara KEENAN. Charles R. Thomas Keenan, 3312 East Eleventh Street, Erie, Pa. 4Iontgomerv Road. Cincinnati, Ohio. Lcland Francis. Dennis J. Mc- Lesowskl, Bosluwka, Santanow, Podolsk. McCarthy, LEWIS. Fred E. Mrs. Ida May Lewis, R. F. Carthy, 204 Winslow Avenue, Buffalo. N. Y. Russia. MILITTI, Giuseppe. Francisco Militti, Ran- D. 1. Mingo Junction, Ohio. McLAUCHLIN, John II. Colin McLauchlin, dozzo. Catania, Italy. MALCOLM, Edward C. Mrs. Alice G. Mal- Pembroke, N. C. Province MURDOCK. Ward Hurd. Mrs. Alice Mur- colm, 39 Schuvler Street, Belleville, N. .1. NEI.SON, Allington T. Mrs. Annie Durant, dock. R. F. D., Clayton, N. Y. ME \DOWS, Lilburn. Julian Meadows, Bart, Grant, Okla PARSONS, Calvin J. Williams Parsons, New- Ky. PAUL. Robert. Mrs. Henry Paul, 2444 Fran- ton, W. Va. PERSZYK, John R. Mrs. Julia Perszyk, Per- cis Street, Baltimore, Md. SABATINO, Raffaele. Mrs. Maria D. Elia ham. Minn. PETERS. William S. Mrs. Margaret Peters, Frangescer, Raglcno Gravina, Proving Ce- RAINES, Harold W. Mrs. Emma Klingler, 1983 Ontario Street, Toledo, Ohio. senger, Italy. 776 South Atlantic Avenue, I.ima. Ohio. DEYSHER. Thomas. Mrs. Florence K. Dey- SELZIO, Henry. George Selzlo, sr., Forbes, RICHMAN, John. Miss Josephine Brady, 192 shcr. 1808 Perkiomen .4 venue. Reading, Pa. N. Dak. McDougal Street, Windsor, Ontario, Canada. HARRINGTON, Alvy R. Mrs. Ilallie F. Hast- REl’I’ERT, Warren. Albert Reppert, Lln- SIl’E, Harvey L. Simon A. Sipe. 54 Ninth inss. R. F. D, 1, Sonora. Kv. field. Pa. Avenue, York. Pa. RIDING, II. Mrs. Harry Riding, 184 Belle- RICE, .lames R. Grant Rice, R. F. D. 2, box VAN HYFTE, Renll. Ben Van Hyfte, Taun- ville Road, New Bedford. Mass. 81, Shelbyville, Ind. ton. Minn. .

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YACKEY, William. Mrs. Louise Yackey, 1002 MUNDELL, Harry. C. W. Mundell, Benton, G-ALG-ANO, Egidio. Mrs. Elsa V. Galgano,

West Newark Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. 111 . 1222 Boston Road, New York, N. Y. ZAPOLSKl, Jake. Ruben Zapolski, 1007 West MURRELJj. Albert W. Alfred Murrell, Stop GALLAGIIEIt, Peter- Thomas Gallagher, 482 Fourteenth Street, Chicago, 111. 48, Lorain, Ohio. West Forty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. WILLI.VMS, Paul J. Mrs. Sallie Williams, PERRY, Oscar M. Mrs. Mary Perry, Obion, G-ALLION, Ruff. Will Gallion, Caruthersville, Norton, Va. Tenn. Mo. TVORLIE, Martin. Silas Worlle, Elmore, SCHEIBI-IN, Harry. George Scheiblin, 415 GAMMON, Charlie. J. W. Gammon, box 147, Minn. Ninth Street, Carlstadt, N. J. Cordova, Ala. AD.\MS, Charles S. Mrs. Willie Adams, SKELLEY, Dominic. Mrs. Henry Skelley, La- GARDNER, AVilliam. Loney Gardner, Eagle Goodlettsvilie, Tenn. trohe. Pa. Spring.s, N. C. ADAMS, Odie. Ailey L, Adams, R. P. D. 1, SMITH, Edward Francis. Mrs. Nellie Smith, GRISHAAV, Asa C. Mrs. Emma Grishaw, R. Wartrace, Tenn. 86 AVest Street, Galston, I’a. F. D. 1, Rustburg, Va. MOORE, Russeii. Art Moore, Hiilsboro, 111. SMITH, Fred F. J. S. Smith, New Brighton, H-ARMON, Paul R. Quinc.v A. Harmon, R. P. Pa. MOORE, Walter E. Mrs. Annie Hail, 60 D. 1, Aline, Alfalfa County, Okla. Perry Street, Everett, Mass. SMITH, George W. Mrs. Catherine Herberg, HARRIS, Charles H. Miss Lillian Harris, NOLAN, Charles J. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Bul- 17 Albion Street, Paterson, N. J. R. F. D. 2. Sutherland, Va. mer. 211 Twenty-third Street, Waterviiet, SMITH, Herman. Mont Smith, Glen Denn, HARRIS, Paul C. Mrs. Otelia Harris, R. P. N. 1 Ky. D. 5. Elizabeth City, N. C. PELOT, John Adams. Mrs. Paiiiine Pelot, R. SMITH, .Tames E. Miss Bertha Smith, 224 HEEHN, Frank W. Mrs. iJertha Braby, Eagle P. D. 2, Mosinee, Wis. AVest Jeffor.son Street, Louisville, ICy. River, Wis, SPANGLER, Edgar PHILLIPS, Burl. Jesse Philips, Roy, Mo B. Alexander F. Spang- HENDERSON, Charlie. James T. Henderson, PLOTZ, Albert Rr,^57 Washington B. Mrs. Mary J. Plotz 2027 Terrace, East Orange, Hendersonville, N. C. Encinal Avenue, Alameda, Cal. HUNT, James T. Mrs. Bertha Hunt, Brook- RAPPIA, biELivER, Harry. Mrs. Salvatori. Joseph Rappia, 502 East Alvina Stecker 628 lyn^ Street. Nashville, N. C. Fourteenth South Tenth Street, Street, New York, N. Y. Newark, N. J. JACKSON, Herman. Mrs. Amunda Jackson, STEIN, Harry. I.saac RATZLOW, Victor W. Ernest Fred Ratzlow, Stein, 1801 South Sixth box 46. Millwood. A’a. Street. box 187, Wateidoo, Iowa. Philadelphia, Pa. Mc.ALJ-ISTER, Thomas G. Mrs. Rachel RETTINGER, TEDTORD, Chester M. Mc- Edward .1. Mrs. Rose Rettin- Robert S. Tedford, R. Allister. box 207, Port Norris, N. J. ger, F. D. 3, Flat Rock, 111. 16 Stockham Street, West Orange, N J Mc.AN.ANY. .John J. Mrs. Catherine VAN HORN, Ben. Mc- RUSK, -Alvin. Mrs. Sarah Rusk, Albany, Ga’ John Van Horn, 23 Cherry Anany. 804 South Front Street, Philadel- Street, Niagara Falls. SC-ARL-ATO, Nicona. Carmine Turisri, 21 N. Y. phia, I’a. Madison Street, Hyde Park, Mass. VAN SPEYBROOK. Carl. Mrs. Sadie Van Speybrook, 22 South Superior McCONN-AI^GHY, Charles W. Mrs. Malme SOUTHERN, Edward C. AVilliam II. South- Street, Toledo, McConnaughy. ern, Pulaski, Va. Ohio. Amsterdam. Ohio. McKEETH, Haskell D. Mrs. M.yrtle TAPIA, Juan B. Mrs. VASIL, .John Mc- Teodoshia R. Tapia, J. Mrs, Lucille Vasil, 9909 Iveeth, 1403 Livingston Street, Case, Colorado, N. Mex. fllount La Crosse, Auburn Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio AA’is. TOUT, Jesse B. Mrs. Ellen Tout, 2134 Tele- V.AT^GHN, Mounie. Miss Juel Vaughn, Clay, graph Avenue, Oakland, Cal. McJ.EES, Guy. Mrs. Sadie McLees, Genoa, VOORHIS, John. Wis. Mrs. Minnie Voorhis, 51 A^AZQUEZ, Nicholas. Raymond East One hundred and twenty-ninth A’^azciuez, 46 Street. AA e.st Twentieth Street, York, MENDENHALTj, .John O. Mrs. Mary Men- New Y'ork, N. Y. New N. Y denhall, Kimberly, VRIESEMA. Harry. Paul Vriesema, Prospect Minn. WE-ATHERPORD, James C. Mrs. Bettie C. Street. Midland Park, MIERAS, James J. Mrs. A. Mieras, Sturgis, Weatherford, Lufkin. N. J. Tex. Harry. Mrs. Mich. WELLS, Robert H. Anna Stockdale, Mrs. Robert H. Wells, Buist Avenue, AVest MII,J,ER, Eric H. John Lon.estreot, La. Philadelphia, Pa. Miller, 5 Aiken WIGG, Herman T. Charles J. Wigg 609 West Street. Norwalk, Conn. AD.AMS, Paul. W. H. Stone, R. F D. 1. Elin Street. MII.LER, Madison, Titusville. Pa. Joel E. Mrs. Minnie N. Miller, 116 S. C. ATKINS. I'Noyd W. Beach Street, Battle Creek, D-ALE, Arnic Harry C. Atkins, Crys- Mich. A. Mrs. Rellda Dale, James- tal Springs, Fla. NONA, Dan. Miss Jmuise Nona. town, Ind. 10 New ATKINS. .Jerome. Jerome Garden Street, Salem, Ohio. DOCKERY, Robert. Mrs. W. -Ytklns, Qua- Mary Dockery, nah, Tex. NOJ-EN, Tania V. Mrs. Emily L. Nolen, G. Stackhouse, N, C. John S. Mrs. Milton E. Baber, 906 F. D. 3, Timpson, Tex. DONDELINGER, Louis, Andy Dondelinger, Mam Street, Nashville, NOA'ES, Cyrel. Henry Noyes, Kingman, Kans. Tenn. Ghent, Minn. Koyce M. Mrs. O'NEIJjJj, .John. Mrs. Elizabeth Smullen, Michael. Clara M. Bache, 7 DUGGAN, Mrs. Hannah Duggan, 402 T-ogan Street, Dennison, AATltmen Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 273 West One hundred Ohio. and thirty-first B.ALISE, Peter U Paul Balise, 22 OTTESON, Fridtjof M. Rasmus Otteson, R. Street, New York, N, Y, Chestnut Street. Hatfield, Mass. P. D. 1. box 10, Wolverton. Minn. EDW.ARDS, Luther C. Charles A, Edwards, B,iARGER. AVilliam. Mrs. Selvan Tj. P.ARSELL, Clement P. Mrs. Hattie Randolph, Ky. Barger, Parsell, Oak Ridge, Armstrong County, R. F. D. 3. Unionvllle, Mich. EDW.ARDSON, Oscar Pa. O, Garret Klinker, 945 BAR’i'KOWSKI, Paul J, Mrs. Konstant.vna PEVER, Manuel Sears. Manuel Pever, 15 Maffett Street, Muskegon, Mich. Pudzisz, 634 Hanover Bentley Street. Providence, R. I. ENNIS, Frank. Street, Milwaukee, Sam Ennis, De Soto, 111. AA IS. PIERCE, .John AV. Josh Pierce, Goin, Tenn. ENSERRA, .Joseph N. F'rank Enserra, 105 PIKE. AA’illiam A. .J. A. Pike, Dulworth, BROWN, Bert. Mrs. Bert Brown, box 102, Ky, Everett Street, East Boston, Mass. PIOSIK, Gus M. Mrs. Piosik, R. Jf. D. 1, Galena, Kans. Mary Chester, FERR.ARO, Samuel. Dominick Ferraro, 257 HI. Ferry Street, Woodhaven, N. Y. BRUNO, Mikele. Pasquale Bruno, 1713 Wal- nut Street, Erie, PIPPENGER. J,ee GUNE, Frank. Miss Maria Gune, 293 Lyeil Pa. O. .John P. Pippenger, -Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. C-\RLSON, Frank Lureel. Mrs. Ella Matilda route 2, AVilliston, N. Dak. Carlson, R. F. PI/.ATT. .Tames J-. George HASKELL, Fioyd D. Isom W. Haskell, D. 4, Reed City, Mich. Platt, R. F. D. 2, Azuza, Cal. CHAI’, Frank. Mrs. Rose Chap, 1300 Holt A’arnells Station, Ga. Avenue. Chicago, 111. PRIEST. Malcolm W. Mrs. Edna C. HERDM-AN, .Joseph. Mrs. Lillian J’aith, 402 Priest, Bedford Street, Johnstown. Pa. COUGHENOUR, Harry G. Amos Coughenour, R. F. D. 2. Sparks. Ga. box 116, star route, Counollsville, Pa. HOSIER, Raymond E. Mrs. Ethel Hosier. DAA’IDSON. 533 North Suttenfield Street, Fort Wayne, Clarence. J. M. Davidson, Gar- Ind. rey, W. A’a. HOWELL, Arthur B. T. J. Howell, R. P. D. DIEBEL, George E. Mrs. Delia D. Dlebel, Red Cross Increases Fund 0, Elberton. Ga. Asotin, Wash. KAS-AL, Anton. T-udwick JCasal, 61 West DISTEFANO, Guiseppe. Bozonga Domanato, For Relief in Belgium Forty-ci.ghth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. 312 Twenty-.sixth Street, Guttenburg. N. .1. KEIjI-EA", Claude M. Mrs. Claude M. Kelley, DORAN. William S., .ir. AA’illiara S. Doran, Franklin, N. H. 55 AA'alter Street, Albany, N. Y. The -American Red Cross has appro- KELLY, Charles R. Mrs. Susan Kelly, Spray, F-VR.\ONT -Vntouio. Alferdo Faraonl, .Alt- priated .'|!1,61G,G62 for relief AA'ork in N. C. man, Pa. Bel.giinn for the tAvo niontlis ending LE.AIIY'. Charles James. Christ J>eahy, 23 FARUCH, Frank. John Faruch, 928 State Church Street, T.ianeaster, N. Y. Street, Youngstown, Ohio. March 1, tliis amount representin.g a con- LEE, Walter. Thomas A. Lee, Hartford, FAA'EL, Anson C. C. A. Favcl, R. P. D. 1, siderable increase oA’er previous appro- W. Va. National City, Cal. priations for Red Cross in LYLE, Oscar B. Mrs. Mary E. Lyle, R. P. D. PIER, .James. Henry Fler. Westernpoi’t, Md. work the 1, Millboro. Va. Ji'ILES, Herbert C. Mrs. Alice Files, R. F. D. kingdom. The increase Avas made nec- LY'LES, Arthur D. Mrs. Ruth Lyles, 234 2. Sturgis, Miss. essar.y hocausc conditions folloAving the North Payne Street, Alexandria, Va. FITZP.ATRICK, AA’illiam A. Patrick Fitz- evacuation of the LYNCTI, Herbert Otha. Mrs. M. A. Lynch. patrick. 107 AA'est One hundred and twenty- German army -Alston, Ky. ninth Street, New York. N. Y. prompted the American Red Cross to ex- MoMlLLAN. Jrl. Mrs. Irl McMillan, 427 FLYNN, Michael A. Michael Flynn, 11 tend its aid to all Belgium instead of Washington Avenue. South Saginaw, Mich. AA’asbington Street, Belleville, N. J. a small part of the kingdom as hereto- MEDIN.V, Feeundo. Mrs. Ursulita M. I'acheco, FREEDMAN, Moses. Mrs. Nettie Freedman, Oio Sarco. N. Mox. 1 8 East One hundred and Sixth Street, New fore. MEA'ER, -Arthur .A. Mrs. J-ouise Meyer, 865 A'ork. N. Y'. The chief needs of the country now are West Eighty-sixth Street, Chicago. III. PRTUAA’ER, Joseph II. Conrad J. Friewer, MII.ES, llurbert D. .Mrs. Ellen Miles, 1849 machinery, farming implements, .mil R. F. D. 1-, South Haven, Mich. Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. materials and all agencies G.AGNON, .Albert. Mrs. Oliver Gagnon, 238 raw are work- MILLER, Orvis. Herman Miller, Melrose, Newland Avenue, AA’oonsocket. R. I. in.g hard to the end that these es.sen- Wis. G.AGNON, Emery. Aldoa Gagnon, 49^ Ex- tiids to rehahilitation .shall he provided MIRALDI, Thomas. Pete Miraldl, 1527 JAb- change Street, Chicopee, Mass. unnecessary delay. erty Street, Erie. I’a. GAI1AG.AN, Peter Joseph. Mrs. Winafred Avithont MOORE, John A. Mrs. Siman Lane, 923 Gahagan, 11 Garden Street, Somersworth, Twelfth Avenue. Nashville, Tenn. N. II. MOORi'l, A'ornon Become a stockholder in the United A. James F. Moore, Pinola, GAIGNAT, I-eopold G. Mrs. E. AVhitllcr, 139 Miss. AA’averley Place, New York, N. Y. States—buy Avar-savings stamps. : : ;

32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUAEY 11, 1919.

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

89. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, Chicago, Sub. 1559. W. F. Schrafft & Sons Corpora- 111., tion, 100,000 gallons motor gasoline, at $0.23 ; Boston, Mass., 100,000 cartons candy ; as- PURCHASE AND STORAGE 7.000 gallons kerosene oil, at $0,117, $23,819. sorted cliocolate bars, ci'eam almond, cream 94. Atlantic Refining Co., I'hiladelphia, Pa,, pecan, cream maple nut, $94,100. 20.000 g.illons motor gasoline, at 24 cents, $4,805. COXTRACT.S wxricn SUPERSEDE CONTRACTS 104. Gulf Refining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., I'REVIOUSl.Y APPROVED. The following is a list of purchase or- 0,5o0 gallons water-white kerosene, at 121 M. & E. 282. General Electric Co., Schenec- ders the Board cents ; 400 gallons 18/20 fuel oil, at ami contracts passed by 12i tady, N. Y'., spare parts for motors on Gentry cents, of Review, office of the director of p\ir- $81)2.50. cranes, $3,207.30. . 100. Sherwood. Bros., Baltimore, Md., 600 chase and storage, War Department, un- gallons aero oil, at 48 cents, in wooden bar- SUPPLE .MENTAL AGREEMENTS. oil^ 33.1 der 1919 rels ; 3,000 gallons light motor at date of Februtiry 1, Sup. cents 5,250 gallons medium motor oil, at 35 47 to Mtrs. 1435. Peerless Motor Car ; Co., Cleveland, ()hio price of Purchase orders and contracts under $25,000 cents, $3,130.50. ; motors complete made on open-market purchase or lot to lowest 105. Pierce Oil Corporation, St. Louis, Mo., with clutch, carburetor, and magneto will be $931.70 bidder and snbmitled to the board for con- 13,500 gallons aero oil, at 57 cents, in wooden each for 50 motors, less 27 per cent original pried, $891.70 each a total sideration after execution and delivery. barrels, $7,095. ; decrease of Mtrs. 1610. The I!. F. Goodrich Uubl'Cr Co., 103. Texas Co., New York, N. Y., 30.000 $10,577.95. S)ip. to P. O. 20020. Auburn Wagon Co., Akron. Ohio, 499 tires, solid, pressed, 30 by 4, gallons motor gasoline, at 191 cents ; 300 gal- Miirtlnburg, Va. $12,100.7.5. lons wire-rope lubricant, at 7 cents, $5,871. W. ; few escort wagons de- 2-15499. American Sugar Refining Co., New 101. Standard Oil Co. of Now Jersey, New livered without wheels; provides that any or all escort York t'ity, lOU.OUO pounds sugar, .$8,790. York, N. Y., 22,500 gallons kerosene oil, at wagons called for in original con- 2-15.5(i;5. N, Al.'Xunder & Co., Brooklyn, 11.1 cents, as called for, in steel barrels, ti'iict may be delivered, and $71.22 deducted N. Y., 10.000 cartons chocolate bars, .$9,000. $2,'587.50. from price stipulated in original contra<'t. JItrs. 2180. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 99. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, Chicago, Sup._ to P. O. 20210. Woonsocket Wagon Co., Woonsocket, R. I. sanitary Washington. D. 3S5 tires, solid, pressed, 111., 4,000 gallons kerosene oil, at $0,111 ; ; carts ; pro- vides 36 by 4, ,$9,330.25. 10,000 gallons fuel oil 20/24, at $0.1475, that any carf.s called for may be de- Mtrs. 21.S3. Swinehart Tire & Rubber Co.. $1,919. livered without wheels at $30.50 less. Akron. Ohio, 245 Tires, solid, pressed on, 30 93. Dearborn Chemical Co., Chicago, 111., 1.200 by 4. .$5,941.25. 000 gallons light motor oil, at 33 cents ; The followin;? contract appearing to Mtrs. 2213. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., gtillons medium motor oil, at 40 cents ; 500 Akron. Ohio. 440 tires, solid, pressed on, 36 gallons heavy motor oil, at 49 cents, in wooden have been uiisroulecl and not having by 4, $10,070. barrels. $923. rt'ticlK'd tile Board of Review, tlie fsame Mtrs. 2220. ICelly-Spriugfield Tiro Co., Cleve- 92. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, Chicago, i.s land. Ohio. 330 tires, solid, pressed on, 30 by 111., 80,000 gallons motor gasoline, at 21 cents, now approved as of December 13, 1918: $S,002..50. in tank ctirs, $10,800. 4, 4 Sub. 8733-G. Procter & Gamble Distributing Mtrs. 2245. A. .T. Detlaf Co., Detroit, Mich., 90. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, New Co,, Cincinnati, Ohio ; spare parts for clutch assembly for mainte- York, N. 0,000 gallons motor ga.soline. at 2,000.040 pounds .soap Y„ issue " oil. Institution,” $102,003.24. nance 2,000 class B standardized military 23 cents ; 400 gtillons kerosene at lOJ trucks, in (piantities, $11,022.50. cents, delivered in tank wagons. $1,422. Mtrs. 2172. U. S. Tire Co., New York, 2,000 80. Standard OH Co. of Indiana, Chicago, pairs double clinch tiers, 2.S by 3J, $8,320. 111., 75.000 gallons motor gasoline, in tank The following contracts wei’e approved Mtrs. 1552. The Firestone Tiro & Rubber cars. $15,750. by the Board of Review but were inad- Co., Washington, 1). C., 520 tires, solid, pressed 110. .Ulantic Refining Co., 10.000 gallons on. 30 by 4, $12,610. motor gasoline, at 24 cents ; 50 gallons kero- vertently omitted from previous lists; Sub. 1095. Massachusetts Chocolate Co., sene oil, at 13 cents, $2,400.50. Riixbury, Mass., 100,000 packages chocolate, Mtrs. 2374. Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co., 2307-0. Sears. Roebuck & Co., Chicago, 111, hlankct-lincd coats, $25,991.10. Style No. vanilla, 1-pound packages, $13,000. Buffalo, N. Y'., spare parts for motor cars, 135, 8290. Dominion Coal & Coke Co., Baltimore, $1,23'8. $10.95; st.vle No. 133, $t0.,50; st.vle No. 127, .$7.50 ; style No. 120, $0.50 style 118, Md., 2,800 tons bituminous coal, $0,5.80. Mtrs. 2377. Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co.. ; No. .Motors 2215. Swinehart Tire & Rubber Co., Buffalo, N. Y^. .spare parts for Pierce-Arrow $3.50: style No. 108, $1.95. 7772-1’. Gerson Mfg. Akron, Ohio, 247 tires, solid, pressed, 30 by 4, Trucks, $2,259.80. to (Inc.). Philadel- phia, Pa. sacks, $5 989.75. M&E. 315. Ohio Kleetric & Controller Co., : 50,000 bed $7,000. 8594-G. Swift & Co.. Chicago. 111. 13700-PII. Morris & Co., Chicago, 111., 40,- Cleveland, Ohio, two 40-inch lifting magnets ; 954.000 soap, $73,939.05. OOO pounds ham, $14,480. for use with locomotive crane, $2,838.00. pounds 13717-PH. Morris & Co., Chicago, 111., 25,- M&E. 234. Industrial Works, Bay City, 000 pounds sugar-cured ham at $0.3540 per Mich., seven sets of wrecking tools for use pound, 15.000 pounds oleo, tubs, $0.3409 per with 50-ton wrecking cranes. $12,552.75. pound, $13,903.50. M&E. 273. Industrial Works, Bay City, Sub-PO-8. R. J Reynolds Tobacco Co.. Win- Mich., spare parts for 50-ton wrecking cranes, EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION ston-Salem. N. C., 75,000 packages Camel ciga- Ijacked for export, $10,132. rettes. $7,099.50. Contracts over $25,000. 11102. F. W. Stuart & Co., Beverly, Mass., 455. Brown Lipe Chapin Co., .Syra- 9,829 paii.s lasts, $18,183.05. M&V. Following is a list of purchases by the automobile parts, Motors 2219. B. P. Goodrich Rubber Co., cuse, N. Y., miscellaneous United States Shipping Board Emer- Akron, Ohio, 523 tires, solid, pressed on, 30 by 1241. United States Tire Co., New gency Fleet Corporation 4, $12,682.75 M&V. Y'oi-k, N. Y., 1315 solid tires, miscellaneous, Purchase orders or commodities purchased at Works, Portland, brass, cop- $42,940.35. Pacific Mctnl board of trade or exchange prices, on Food per. and spelter brazing. F&F. 102. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, Administration allotment, commandeer order Fleischner, Mayer & Co., Portland, table I.ouisville, Ky., 117,000 gallons aviation gaso- or bv embarkation .service. linen and bedding. line, $32,175. 11101 W. n. McRIwain Co., Boston, Mass., Balfour Guthrie Co., Portland, calcium chlo- F&F. 112. Interocean Oil Co., Baltimore, 105.024 pairs half soles, $08,205.00. ride. Md., 1,000,000 gallons 20-24 light fuel oil, de- 5845-N. .1. P. Stevens & Co.. New York. N. Gillen-Chambprs, Portland, iron, millboard, towels, livered in tank cars, $70,000. Y , 190,800 linen and cotton crash $30,- asl)estos cement, fire bricks, fire clay, steam Co., Y'ork, N. Y., 840,- 670. F&F. 91. Toxas Now packing, water packing, and manhole gaskets. gallons of fuel oil, $55,860. 000 Norris Safe Lock Co,, Portland, safes. 5S44_y, j, p. Stevens & Co., New York, N. Kelsey Wheel Co., Detroit, & Mtrs. 1022. Oregon Brass Works, Portland, boiler plugs. Y., 100,200 towels, $32,040. Mich., miscellaneous automobile wheel parts, 09,- Factory Motor Car Co., Portland, condenser 11183. Belle Waist Co . Boston, Mass., for overseas boxing, $44,141. $1,800 packing tools. 929 shirts, flannel. $37,002.37. 2341. Duckworth Chain & Mfg. Co., Mtrs. Slandard Oil Co., Portland, oil and grea.se. 11009. Maxim Silencer Co., Hartford, Conn., chains, links, and springs Springfield, Mass., Co Portland, screws, nuts, bolts, 122.500 mouthpieces for bayonet scabl)ard at Avery & , for Indian motorcycle, $47,217.50. washers. $21.70 per 100, plus cost of 20 cents per 100 York, rivets, cotters, and F&P. 108. Prudential Oil Co., New Edison I,amp Works, Portland, lamps. extra for expert packing, $26,901. gallons motor gasoline, $31,500. N. Y., 150.000 Beebe Co., Portland, navigating equip- Storage Battery I'he PtUtCHASE Tn.VNSACTIOXS APPROVED. Mtis. 2388. The Willard ment. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, one set of storage bat- Co., Portland, drill Contracts under $25,000. teries hard rubber jars, rubber covers, and Honeyman Hardware ; posts, crowbars, oilers, lanterns, padlocks, vise, miscellaneous battery parts ; to be furnished 5-312. .T. F. Floyd, Spartanburg, S. C. and wrench. bene dry, no acid : to have rubber separators services supplies and services to be rendered Portland Marine Supply Co., Portland, navi- ; and not wood, .$221,382.80. [)rcparation for interment of deceased of- steward’s equipment, rat guards, in Sul). IS. W'eyl Ziukerman & Co., Fort Worth, gating and to slings, and fids. ficers enlisted men and nurses June 30, Tex. 2.278.900 pounds Irish potatoes, at hammers, shovels, cargo hooks, Portland, deck and 1918, $10,000. $0.023715-5/32. $.54,044,40. Marshall-Wens Co., equipment. no. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey. New Sub. 14082-GS. Jacob Dold Packing Co., steward’s Co., Portland, electrical equip-, York, N. Y.. 11,300 gallons motor gasoline at Buffalo. N. Y., 500,000 pounds fresh chilled Fobes Supply ment. 20 cents, 400 gallons kerosene »t 10 cents, beef, $3 29,4.37.50. $3,002. Sub. 14078-GS. Guggenheim Bros.. Chicago, Goodyear Rubber Co., Portland, manhole pounds beef 250,000 llniteil gaskets! lacing, leather belting, gauge glasses, 87. Conewango Refining Co.. Warren, Pa., 111 . 1,500,000 ; and nozzles. 500 gallons aero oil. at 48 cents; 1,500 gal- States trim, at $0.243123; 200.000 pounds hose, Pc'erless-Paeific Co.. Portland, brass pipe, lons luavy motor oil, at 45 cents. $920. boneless, at $0.3175; balance sliankless, at elbows, toes, unions, and 97. Sherwood Bros., Baltimore, ild.. 3,250 $0,2.5012.5—8390,781.25. pipe iron, bushings, Geneseo, x'alvps. gallons fiK'l oil, at $0,155 in wooden barrels; S)ib. 10459. Geneseo Jam Kitchen, _ , , Portland, oil- 25 pounds medium cup grease, $0.1025, N. Y.. 2.38,941 20-ounce cans of assorted jam, Willamette Iron & Steel Co., $500.31. $09,292.89. burner .spares. THE OFFICIAL H. S. BULLETIJ^: TUESDAY, FEBIIUAEA^ 11, 1919. 33

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Pacific Tent & Awning Co., Portland, save- Globe Shipbuilding Co., Superior, Wis., zee Dozier & Gay Paint Co., Jacksonville, paint. alls, slings, and net rope. bars. Cameron & Barkley, Jacksonville, lag screws, Pacific States Electric Co., Portland, lamps. Boonton Rubber Co., Boonton, N. J., inserts. copper float, steel, brass ells, and brass caps. Great Western Smelting Co., Portland, bab- Star I’orcelaiu Co., Trenton, porceia'.u J. G. Christopher Co., Jacksonville, lag bitt. solder, and zinc plates. bodies. screw.s, cotter pins, flat iro.^, and ells. W. P. Fuller & Co., Portland, graphite and Ivanhoe Regent Works, Cleveland, glass re- Bros., ^ Hedges & Newark, mouthpieces. lard oil. flectors. J. P. Power.s Manufacturing Co., Ossining, Oregon Marine & Fisheries Supply Co., Port- Sparrows Point Store Co., Baltimore, con- N. Y., ells. land, rope. struction and oi)eration supplies. Georgia Supply Co., .Tacksonville, waste. American Iron & Wire Works, Seattle, grat- Henry II. Mayer Co., Baltimore, handf)ower Lukens Iron & Steel Co., New Orleans, flat ing. winches. and bar iron. Bowles Co., .Seattle, pipe fittings and sheet James Walker Co., Baltimore, engine and S. B. Hubbard Co., Jacksonville, brass lead. deck supplies, flags, and signals. screws and cotton twine. C. S. Barlow & Sons, Tacoma, fire clay and Frank Gross & Sons, Baltimore, coal. Logan Coal & Supply Co., Jack.sonville, coal. coal. Bowles Co., .Seattle., railing ells. Topping Bros., New York, wood screws. A. M. Castle & Co., Seattle, sheet iron and C. M. Castle & Co., Seattle, angle and tee Shapleigh Hardware Co., St. Louis, twist lag screws. bars. coil chain. Cragin & Co., Seattle, sheet brass and nuts. Carstens Packing Co., Seattle, tallow. McMann & Taylor, New York, pipe flanges, Crane Co., Seattle, pipe fittings and pipe. Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., Boston, valves, and miscellaneous hardware. Crane Co., Tacoma, pipe. duplex safety valve cap. Win. M. Harris, jr.. Providence, lumber. Prick Ice Machine Co., Seattle, ammonia Crane Co., Seattle, pipe and fittings. American Standard Shipfitting Co., New flanges. Crane Co., Portland, pii^e fittings. York, brass deck plates and rail stanchions. Franklin Tool Works, Seattle, lag screws, Douglas Brothers Co., Aberdeen, steering Belcher & Loomis Co., Providence, greaso nuts, and bolts. gear. pump, batteries, red lead, tire air gage, and Fairbanks-Morse Co., Seattle, valves. Eagle Brass IVorks, Seattle, condenser fer- machine and body polish. Grays Harbor Ship Chandlery Co., Aberdeen, rules. Woodhouse Manufacturing Co., New York, ship chandlery. Franklin Tool Works, Seattle, bolts and nuts. gate hose valves and hose bibb. Grays Harbor Hardware Co., Aberdeen, Fobes Supply Co., Seattle, deck cable. Wilcox Chittenden Co., Middletown, clinch hardware. Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation, Aber- rings. Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation, Aber- deen, machine bolts and washers. Kny Scheerer Corporation, deen, pipe and pipe fittings, iron, New York, foot sheet pen- Grays Harbor Hardware Co., Aberdeen, elec- basin. nants, and waste. trical fixtures. Foundation Yard, Kearney, N. J., belting, Hunt & Mottet Co., Tacoma, steel, bolts, and Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co., Seattle, rope, blocks, pulleys, shearing -machine, forge, hardware. bolts and screws. and clamps. Hcffernan Engine Works, Seattle, operating Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works, Seattle, Gulf Refining Co., York, oil. gear and hand wheel for steering gear. New pipes, ells, and tees. Hypo Battery Co., South H. W. .lohns-Manville Co., Seattle, asbestos Norwalk, bat- Puget Sound Iron & Steel Co., Seattle, teries. lagging and manhole gaskets. drums. Norwalk Iron Lamb Machine Co., Hoquiam, Wash., ells. turn- Works, South Norwalk, steam Pacific Net & Twine Co., Seattle, valves. Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., Portland, buckles. sheet N. Y'., N. H. & II. R. R„ New Haven, angle copper. Northwest Electric Co., Seattle, electrical bars, fire bricks, friction tape, and steam-heat Meacham & Babcock Shipbuilding Co., Se- material. attle, flexible cable hose. and springs. Co., Seattle, am- Northwest Ice Machine H. O. Canfield, Bridgeport, rubber Meese & Gottfried Co., Seattle, flange cou- monia. .gaskets. plings. Pratt & Whitney, Hartford, shank drills. J. A. Roebling’s Sons, Seattle, wire rope and Mill Logging Supply Aberdeen, pack- Tyler Tube & Pipe Co., New York, boiler and & Co., tiller rope. ing. stay tubes. Steam Supply Rubber Co., Seattle, valves & Universal Plate & Wire Co., Providence, Mill & Mine Supply Co., Seattle, bolts, nuts, and thermometers. cop- iron and wire rope. per tube, screws, holts, and nuts. Standard Oil Co., Seattle, ammonia oil. W. H. Pierson Co., Seattle, reducing valves. Barker, Chadsey Co., Providence, screws, Sunde d'Ever.s Co., Seattle, swivel hook and nuts, and bolts. Puget Sound Machinery Depot, Seattle, ship chandlery. pump governor. Texas Oil Co., South Norwalk, oil. Seattle Plumbing & Supply Co., Seattle, pipe Portland Cordage Co., Seattle, rope. Fire Proof Production Co., New York, laths. fittings. Pacific Ice Machinery Co., Seattle, ammonia American Radiator Co., New York, bush- Dry Dock Co. (Inc.), Seattle, filler elbows. Todd ings. pieces and tubes. Pacific Coast Coal Co., Seattle, coal. W. & .1. Tiebout, New York, bolts, nuts, ce- Whiton Hardware Co., Seattle, miscellane- Puget Sound Iron & Steel Co., Tacoma, ma- ment, and tacks chinery. ous hardware. L. H. Tillinghast Supply Co., Providence, Manufacturing Co., Seattle, pipe Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works, Seattle, Walworth ells. fittings. uptakes. Crane Co.. Y'ork, flanges, United States Rubber Co., Seattle, flax pack- New ells, fees, .1. P. Ruddy & Co., Tacoma, machinery. locknuts, valves, nipples, ing and bra.ss goods. and elliows. .1. A. Roebling’s & Sons, Seattle, wire rope. Commercial .Ycetylene Gas Co., New York, ,T. Bornstein Sons (Inc.), Seattle, steward’s Tacoma Foundry & Machine Shop, Tacoma, & acetylene-gas tanks. siipplie.s. filler picce.s and blocks. Topping Bros., Pr.aser-Pattorson Co., Seattle, dry goods. New York, miscellaneous Steam Supply & Rubber Co., Seattle, pipe hardware. Gorham Fire Apparatus Co., Seattle, fire fittings and hose. National Lead Co., York, charges. New sheet lead and Sunde d'Evers Co., Seattle, iron, wire rope, extinguisher & instru- lead pipe. turnbuckles, and ship chandlery. Max Kuner Co., Seattle, nautical United Brass Manufacturing ments. Co., East Schwabacher Hardware Co., Seattle, hard- Orange, N. J., gate and check valves. Oliver H. Van Horn Co., New Orleans, wa re. Boss Electric Co., Providence, marine screws, chain tongs, wrenches, gasoline torches, plug.s. ^Seattle Brass Co., Seattle, condenser fer- Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, spike mauls, nails. rines. screws, and acetylene-gas tanks. Stauffer-Eshleman Co., New Orleans, screen Standard Oil Co., Seattle, oil. Columbian Rope Co., York, wrenches. New rope. Seattle Hardware Co.. Seattle, hardware. wire and John Boyle, New York, canvas. Curtis Curtis. Bridgeport, dies. Seattle Plumbing Supply Co., Seattle, fit- & Crannel, Nugent & Kranzer. New York, Maainnis Cotton Milks, New Orleans, calk- pipe. tings. Castner. Curran & Bullett, Boston, coal. ing cotton. Whiton Hardware Co., Seattle, hardware. Clark Bros., Milldale, Conn., lag screws. Union Hardware Co., Torrington, Conn., Western Electric Co., Seattle, electrical fit- Fox Cycle Hardware Co., South Norwalk, Ings. wood blocks. chamois. Alex. Dussel Iron Works, Orleans, rail Walstad Machinery Co., Tacoma, machine New Akerman Co., Providence, binds and mark- bolts and nuts. stanchions. ing binders. Crescent City Cork Works, New Orleans, Washington Mattress Co., Seattle, leather- .Yllen & Reed, Providence, valves, pipe, and ine. nails, and mattresses. coik. miscellaneous hardware. Walworth Manufacturing Co., Seattle, pipe Chicago Pcnumatic Tool Co.. Chicago, ham- John Pierce, East Norwalk, Conn., steam and pipe fittings. mer chisels. engine. Louis, bolts American Marine Paint Co., Seattle, paint. St. Louis Screw Co., St. and B. Nicoll & Co.. New Y'ork. coal. nuts. .1. Bornstein & Sons, Seattle, Steward's sup- Stanley & Patterson, New Y’ork, bell. Hanford, Seattle, books and plies. Lowman & Benjamin Electric Co., New York, electrical T. F. Clark Co.. Seattle, rat guards. charts. supplies. Fobes Supply Co.. Seattle, eleeti-ical goods. We.stern Block Co., Lockport, N. T., wood U. T. Hungerford Brass Co., New York, cop- Gutta T’ercha & Rubber Manufacturing Co., blocks. per ‘ulnng. Seattle, deck hose. Woodware-Wight Co., New Orleans, wood Holden House of Glass, Providence, wire Goodrich Rubber Co., Seattle, deck hose. blocks. glass. V. S. Jenkins Co., Seattle, oil burning Kiely & Mueller Co., New York, oil traps. Rhode Island Wire Works, Providence, cop- spares. C. T. Patterson Co., New Orleans, washers per screen. Geo. A. Johnson Co., Seattle, aprons. and bolts. Estey Bros. Wire Works, Greenpoint, L. I., Max Kuuer Co., Seattle, nautical instru- Turner Brass Works. Sycamore. 111., burners. copper .screen and glass hand lubricators. ments. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., New American Ball Bearing Co., Providence, ball Lowman & Hanford Co., Seattle, charts and Orleans, furnace coils, hanger straps, and bearings. books. chain tongs. Eastern Nut & Bolt Co., East Providence, Norris Safe & Lock Co.. Seattle, safes. Geo. B. Carpenter Co., Chicago, deck plates. studs. Pacific States Electric Co., Seattle, electrical S. R. Dresser Manufacturing Co., Bradford, I’reston & Rounds, Providence, book ends. supplies. Pa., couplings. (Jrey-I’rior Machine Co., Waterbury, Conn., M. Seller & Co., Seattle, steward’s supplies. Texas Oil Co., Jacksonville, kerosene, gaso- universal joints. .1. .1. Shepard, Cleveland, bottom and floor line and engine oil. Flour City Ornamental Iron Works, Minne- tile. Florida Hardware Co., Jacksonville, paint. apolis, rubber bearers and stuffing boxes. 34 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLP:TIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919.

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Docking Miirine & Supply Co., rhiladelphia, AMENDMENT DOES NOT INCREASE MATERIAL STILL NEEDED FOR CURRENT nsli ejectors. QUANTITY. BUSINESS. J. II. McGowan & Co., Cincinnati, spare CME-12. The Ilolt Manufacturing Co., Pe- pump parts. 18848. oria, 111., additional work C. O. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Worthington I’limp Machinery Co., ou 05-liorsei)ow6r & New Cat._ tractors, Island, 111., repair parts for 4.7-inch howitzer Vork, spare pump parts. $67,250. 7525. Briggs Manufacturing carriages, $34,500. National Tack & Screw Co., Cleveland, brass Co., Detroit, 18165. The Holt Manufacturing Mich., binding tops for drivers’ seats, $6,960. Co., Peoria, screws. 111., fan belts, CMG-174. Colt’s R. F. pintles, $108.90. Baltimore Tube Co., Baltimore, brass pipe. A. Manufacturing Co., Hartford, Conn., base United States Steel I’roducts Co., New York, spare parts for FOR ENGINEERING DIVISION. Browning machine gun (no change). steel pipe. G1277. David 19049. Aetna Explosives Co., New York New York Central Iron Works, Ilagerstown, Lupton’s Sons Co., Philadel- phia, Pa., base and racer City, detonator caps for experimental use, Md.. tanks. and spare parts for trench mortars, $16,433.39. $786.38. Stevens-.tylswortb Co., New York, tanks. 15765. Angle Window Door 18855. American Radiator Co., Buffalo, N. Earle Gear Machine Co., Philadelphia, & Co., Buffalo, & N. Y., air ducts for Y’„ 4.7-iuch se Isteel shells, $4,800. journal box. Mark VIII machine, $261. 16043. The Penman Littlehales Chemical 18929. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co., Crane Co., Chicago, cast-iron manifold and Co., Syracuse, N. change in specification of Baltimore, Md.. detonating wells for firing toes. ammonium chloride (no change). mechanism, $425. 12153. Cambria Steel Co., Johnstown, Pa., 19085. American Can Co., New York City, common-shell steel billets (no change). adapters and booster casings, $5,980. 7293. Montgomery Bros. & Co., Buffalo, AMENDMENT DOES NOT INCREASE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT N. Y., painting 6.104 fuse boxes, $427.28. QUANTITY. 7020. II. Koppers Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., pro- vision for bond in contract (no change). EX-00. I’lant Bros. & Co.. Manchester, N. 7306. 11. Koppers Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa., pro- H.. packing haversacks, $800. Contracts have been placed by the Ord- vision for bond in contract (no change). EE-74. Edward R. Ladlow Co. (Inc.), Glen 5387. H. Koppers Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., pro- Cove, N. Y.. packing canteen cover straps, $85. fol- nance Department of the Army as vision for bond in contract (no change). 12780. Dunliar Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 7308. II. lows : Koppers Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., pro- 111., artillery supply truck Imdies, $26,610. vlsion_for bond In contract (no January 13, 1919. change). 15037. American Steel & Wire Co., Pitts- 5385. II. Koppers Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., pro- burgh, Pa., amplification of f. o. b. point of 12210. United .Alloy Steel Co., Canton, Ohio, vision for bond in contract (no change). Bessemer screw stock steel (n» change). forgin,g steel slabs, $126,230. SUPPLEMENTAL-REDUCING 16361. Poole Engine & Machine Co. Balti- John.son Co., San Francisco, Cal., OR CANCEL- more, Md., packing boxes for 37 millemeter 5845. F. S. ING. riP.c scalibards, $1,025. gun shell. $2,457.40. G1C06. California Loading Co., Olil Bridge, CS-101. Harrisburg Manufacturing & Boiler EE-210. Edward R. Ladew (Inc.), Glen N. J., additional allotment for obligations In- Co., Harrisburg, Pa., barbette carriages. Cove, N. Y., packing Field Artillery saddles, curred, $1,138,048.15. $51,688.54 (partly canceled). $500. 17602. Bansch & Lomb Optical Co., Roches- 5619. Payette R. Plumb, Bridesburg, Pa., January 28, 1919. ter, N. Y., Tossar lenses, $63,826 (cancella- tion). packing pick mattocks, $150. 18454. Crown Cork & Seal Co., Baltimore, 11030. A. E. Little Co., Lynn, Mass., breech 17364. The American Pulley Md., work in designing performed, $1,150. Co., Philadel- lock mechanism covers (correction of error in phia, I’a., gas checks, Luckens Steel Co., Coatesville, Pa., $872. valuation eyelets). 18744. 16935. Emerson-Brantingham of portalile roller, $1,152,20 Co., Rockford, 14437. Commonwealth Motors Co., Chicago, 111., C. B. tractor, $1,083.75 (cancellation). 19018. Pennsylvania Trojan Powder Co., Al- 111., increase in price (change in specifications mortar shell, lentown, Pa., loading, etc., trench SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 1. and drawings), $12,480. $G,Ono. 10,506. Yale & Towne 6348. David Lupton’s Rons Co., Philadel- Steel Co., Bethlehem. Manufacturing Co., CF-477. Bethlehem Stamford,, Conn., control phia. Pa., change in specifications of compo- for howitzer (change in handles for release Pa., gas che

18657. Simplex Tool Co., Woonsocket, R. I., 19146. Combination Engine Co., Pittsburgh, 3748. Anacostia : I,. E. Breuninger. Wash- master inspection gauge, $75. Pa,, machining recuperator forgings, $462.90. ington, 1). C., heating of hangar, $10,025. : :; : : : :

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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Columbus Barracks, Ohio : Peter Pirsch & Chesebrough Manufacturing Co., New Y'ork, Co., Kenosha, Wis., hand-hose carts, $180. N Y., 50 pounds petroleum (Ipound cans), CONSTRUCTION DIVISION Port McIntosh, Tex. : Claes & Lehnbeuter $15.00. Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigera- American Society of Mechanical Engineers, tors, $010. New York, N. Y'. publications, $2.25.

Camp Ix-e, Va. : Kewanee Boiler Co., Wash- Eng. Societies Library, New York, N. Y. Tlie Construction Division of the ington, D. C., heater repairs, $1,258.80. publications, $10.50. Wright Army lias awarded contracts as follows: Camp Abraham Eustis, Va. : Philip Carey Martin Aircraft Corporation, New Co., Washington, D. C., air-cell covering, Brunswick, N. .7., 1 TA-120G0-B-1 timing Philadelphia Quartermaster Int. Depot, Pa. : $259.15. disk and scale, $25. Holtzer, l ahot Co., Baltimore, ft'd., storage Portsmouth Water Development : Ludlow batteries, .$21!I.1S. Valve Manufacturing Co., Troy, N. Y., va'we Camp Grant, 111. ; Aero Alarm Co., New stem, $115. York, N. Y., flre-alarra equipment, $1,250. Miscellaneous Repair Unit No. 300, Mary- United State.s Disciplinary Barracks, Cal.: land : Central Foundry Co., New York, N. Y., ARCHlTECr OF TREASURY Western R- frigerator & Manufacturing Co., cast-iron universal pipe, $990. St. Uoui.s, refrigerators, Mo., $778.75. Portsmouth Water Development : Lynch- United States Disciplinary Barracks, Kans. burg Foundry Co., Lynchburg, Va., cast-iron Western Manufarturing Co., Refrigerator & fittings, $180. The Supervising Architect of the Treas- St. Louis. Mo., refrigerators, .$778.75. Army Supply Base, New Orleans ; Ameri- ury has awarded the following General Hospital No. 22, Pa. : Shapiro & can Foundry & Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, contracts: Aronson, New York, N. Y„ electrical material, Mo., hydrants, $400. Stamford, Tex., post ofiice : Construction, $51.15. Water Development ; McNab & Portsmouth W. D. Lovell, Minneapolis, Minn., $20,300. Philadelphia Quartermaster Terminal : Bran- Ilarlin Manufacturing Co., New Y’ork, N. Y., Boston immigrant station : don Lninher Co., St. Marys, Ga., loading of Construction of cast-iron flanged fittings, $134.98. building and timber barges, $.892.50. wharf, Frank G. Coburn, Boston, Mass., $215,500. Philadelphia Quartermaster Terminal : Bran- don Lumber Co., St. Marys, Ga., loading of Hannibal (Mo.) post ofiice : Remodeling barges, $.37.'!. 75. toilet room, etc,, E. S. Seibel, Hannibal, Mo.. Philndelnhia Quartermaster Terminal : Bran- AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU $2,971.05. don Lumber Co., St. Marys, Ga., loading of Portland (Oreg.) new post office : Jliscel- barges, $31 25. laneous office rails, partitions, etc.. East Bide Stev- Charleston Port Terminal : Steward & Planing Mill, Portland, Oreg., $2,954. miscel- ens Iron Works. I’hiladelphia, Pa., The Bureau of Aircraft Production, New Orleans Marine Hospital : laneous steel, $1,597. Material for con- millwork for nurses' quarters, extension to Gem'ral Hospital No. 8, New York : Hub- WashiiiRton, D. C., has awarded mess hall, etc.. Crescent City Sash, Door bard X: Co., Pittsburgh, I’a,, electrical mate- following: & tracts to the Blind Manufacturing Co. (Inc.), rial, $15.07. New Orleans. La., $2,808. Port I’.rown, Tex. : Claes & Lehnbeuter Sherwin-lVilliams Co., Washington, D. C., Manufarturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigera- 5 pounds each med. chr. yellow, med. Green Treasury Building: Installing radiators, tors. $308. Van Dyke Br., paint, $C.25. Zellers & Co., Washington, D. C., $2,092.

Fort Bliss, Tex. : Claes & Lehnbeuter Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, Mo., Sunbury (Pa.) post office : Construction, Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigera- Manufacturing 300 ropcmakers’ pads, $279. A. E. Badglcy, Bingliamton, N. Y'., $85,367. tors. $2,150. D. Van Nostrand Co., New York, books, New Orleans marine hospital : Outside serv- Camp L(>e, Va. : C. A. Dunham Co., Wash- $4.50. ice, work in power house and laundry, etc., ington, D. (’., traps, $148. Co., York, books, $10.10. H. W. Bond & Bro., New Orleans, La., $2,200. Fort Logan. Colo. : Canedy Otto Manufac- E. Steiger & New IVireless Press (Inc.), New York, books, Oswego, Y., turing Co . Chicago Heights, 111., electric N. post office : Construction, blower, $29. $ 1 . 22 . A. E. Badgley, Binghamton, N. Y., $49,787.

PRICE, Kenneth, private. Frank R. Price, father, R. F. D. No. 2, Murphy, N. C. LIST OF RELEASED AMERICAN PRISONERS PHIPPS, Arthur L., private. Mr.s. Martha Phipps, mother, R. F. D. No. 4, box 99. REACHING VARIOUS POINTS FROM GERMANY Raleigh, N. C. The following are reported to have ai’- rived Dover, The following reported released at and are now at Dartford, The War Deiiartment announces that are England information regarding the following- from Warnemunde for Denmark KNIGHT, Courtland W.. lieutenant. from MOORE, Thomas, Esmeraldas. Mrs. E. El- William named soldiers reported released F. Knight, father, 392 North Losrobles liott, 1100 Jameson Street, Norfolk, Va. German prison camps has been received Avenue. Pasadena, Cal. as indicated helow The following are reported released CRAWFORD, John S., private. John S. Craw- ford, father Hazel. N. Y’. in The following are reported to have from German prison camps and now MULKERN, John A., private. Miss Katherine been released from German prison camps territory occupied liy allies: Mulkerii, sister, 1111 Herkimer .Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHMIDT, Edwin W., private. Charles J. HICKMAN. Fred C., private. James B. Hick- PERRY, John F., corporal. Schmidt, father, 99 Oak Street, Brooklyn, Mrs. J. F. Perry, man. father. Loogootee, Ind. mother, 1264 Portland N. Y. Avenue, Woodhaven. AKERS, Hoim r, private. Mrs. Leone Akers, Long Island, N. Y. mother. Norwood, Mo. HULL, Albert R., private (first class). Mrs. Ida B. Hull, mother. Rocky Gap, Va. DAT.EY, Walter T.. private. George J. Daley, The following are reported to have brother, 2169 Bathgate Avenue, New York, The following are reported to have been pa.ssed throngli Berne, Switzerland: N. Y. SCHUESTER. Jewel C., private. Alex. N. released from German prison camps and JQIINSON, Robert C., private. John N. John- son, R. F. D. No. 1, box 31, Schnester. Gower, Mo. to have arrived at Leith, Scotland : Cooperstown, TOT'CHSTONE, Grady R., lieutenant. John N. Dak. DANIEL, Robert, private. Mrs. Rebecca Dan- P. Touchstone, father, Laurel, Miss. WILMRRS, Nick, private. John Jaeger, uncle, iel, mother R. F. D. No. box 23-A, MKNGER, Charh's H., private. Mrs. Louise 1, 530 Florence Avenue, Evan.stoii, 111. Mars Bluff, Monger, mother, 242 Lumpter Street, Brook- S. C. CUAIPTON, Pierc(' E.. private. Daniel T. Kolbjorn, private. Mrs. M. lyn. N. Y. PEDERSON, Cumpton, father, R. P. D„ Logansville, Ga. sister, 1735 North Monticello Ave- BOWERS. John, private. Joseph Bowers, Bera# I'NZEWOZNIK, Frank, private. Mrs Mary mie^'hicago. 111. Sygiel, father, rural route No. 3, Cheboygan, Mich. sist(M', R. F. D. No. 2, Munson, Mass. GRIFFITHS, Lester O.. private. J. Grif- SWENSON, John, private. Mrs. Mary B. W. FOWLER, William W.. private. C. H. Fowler fiths, father, Baileyville, Kans. Jensen, sister. 111 Borne Street, Seattle, 321 Bigger Street, Hutchinson, Kans. Harry J., sergeant. Wash. CLAASSEN, Mrs. Coris Claassen, mother, 260 Irving Avenue, Brook- The following, who was previously re- PII.LMORE. Edison A., corporal. George Wil- lyn, N. Y. ported killed in action liiigton Pillmore, father, Edmond, Kans. TRIPP, Percy G.. private. Wm. N. Tripp, November 4, is BARRACLOT’GIl. E., sergeant. Miss Mary L. father. Wells, Me. now reported to have been relea.sed from Eldridge, American Red Cross, Providence, LEVINE, Morris, private. Altraham Levine, German prison hospital at Armstedt, and R. I. father, 241 Munroe Street, New York, is now in camp hospital 13 CRTSSir. .\rthur. Idacksmlth S. S. ftouclian. N. Y. Mrs. Crissic. 226 Sixty-second VICTOR, An bur A., sergeant. Mrs. Annali West Street, GARCI.Y, Ben, private. Paraskoba Veltron, N<-w York. N. Y. Victor, motlier, 622 Schenck Avenue, friend, 3388 Clifton Avenue, Milwaukee, Brooklyn, N. Y. STEWART. Clifford P^ private. George Stew- Wis. art, father, box Albion, Pa. 357, SIMONE, Dominsc, private. Charles Cayer, Tlie following is reported to liave died SHOEMAKER, Charles E., private. Hillls .T. frund, 39 North Fifth Avenue, Mount Ver- September 3, at Snarbrncken Hospital, Shoemaker, father, R. E. D. No. 1, Sher- non, N. Y. bnrn,_ Saarhrncken, German.y Minn. SMITH, Howard, private. Benjamin T. Smith, STMON.S, Henry, private. Samuel Simons, father, Freeport, Nassau County, N. Y. SHARKEY^, Eugene F., sergeant. Mrs. Shar- falher, 2212 West Harold Street, Phila- HOOKER, Edward, private. Mrs. Martha key, mother, 26 Root Avenue, Ansonia, delphia, Pa. Hooker, mother, Wawiua, Minn. Conn. ;; ; : ;

36 THE OFFICIAL V. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBBUAllY Jl, 1919.

RESUME PARCEL-POST SERVICE

SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED BETWEEN U. S. AND BEGIUM

POST OFFICE DEPAETMENT, until 2 p. m., February 15, 1919, for 0 en- Office of Second A.ssistant gravers’ metal desks as per specifications Postmaster Generae, until February for 25 Office of the Purchasing Agent, Wash- 2 p. m., 19, 1919, Washington, January 1919. printers’ operating switches for use with mo- 27, ington, D. C, tor-driven manual type plate printing presses, Postmasters are hereby notified that, as per specifications. Bids will bo reccivod until 2 p. m., Febru- oommencing at once, parcel-post packages machine ary 17, 1919, for four gross flat-bead for Belgium, ordinary and registered, may screws, eight gross fillister head machine WAR DEPARTMENT. screws (various sizes). be accepted at the postage rate of 12 Tlie General Supplies Division, ofTice cents a pound, with allowable dimensions TREASTIEY DEPARTMENT. of the Director of Purchase, IMunitions and weight of parcels: Greatest length, Building, Potomac Park, issues the fol- feet greatest lengtli and girth com- Supervising .lrchitect’.s OfBce, Washington. ; lowing list of purchases and contracts to bined, G feet; and greatest weight, 11 D. C., February 8, 1919.— Seaied proposals will be opened in this office at 3 p. m., March 3, be made. (Quotations to be submitted pounds, for dispatch from New York to 1919, for furnishing the electrical and lighting on or before dates specified below. Sealed Antwerp by such steamship facilities as materials for the liospltal unit A-special, hos- bids pital unit B-1. the attendants’ quarter.s, addi- not required unless so stipulated.) are available. tions to and changes in the kitchen and mesa Branch No. 2, section C, James Wilson, 3d, In the absence of notice from tlie Bel- hail, and for outside service.s, at the United buyer, room 3807, February 13, 1919 : gium administration of other prohibi- States Marine Hospital, Baltimore, Md.. in ac- Line, cotton ; general prohibitions cordance with the specification and l)ills of No. (’> pounds.. 100 tions, the set forth quantities attached thereto, copies of which No. 12 do 100 in .section 180, on page l.'iS, of the an- may be obtaln«'d from the custodian, or ."t this No. 24 do 100 nual Postal Guide, will apply as well as office, in the discretion of the Sup-. . vising No. 30 do 100 Architect. .Tas. A. Wctmore, Acting Supervis- No. 72 do 100 the special prohibitions in force In 1914, ing Architect. No. 90 do too as follows: Air guns and air pistols; Supervising Architect's Office, Washington, No. 138 do 100 knives in the form of poignards, bay- D. C.. February 8. 1919.—Sealed proposals will Branch No 2, section C, James Wilson, 3d, be opened in this office at 3 p. m., March 3. Imyer, room 3807, February 20, 1919; onets, sword-canes, and other secret or 1919, for furnishing the plumbing and heating Hope, cotton, J-iuch diameter yards.. 5, 000 hidden arms (not including revolvers materials for hospital unit A-speclal, hospital Cord, cotton, as per specifications No. and iTocket pistols) saccharine and simi- unit B— 1, attendants’ quarters, and additions 10020 pounds 585 ; lar substances; absinthe; meat, except to and changes in the kitchen and mess hall, Branch No. 2, section 1). ,1. (’. Cashin, at the United States Marine Hospital, Balti- Iiuyer. room 3809, February 20, 1919: mutton articles prohiliited by the Phyl- more, Md.. in accordance wdth the specifica- ; Tacks loxera (Convention horticultural or nur- tion and bills of quantities attached thereto, Cut. galvanized, for roof, 14- ; copies of which mav l>e obtained from the cu.s- ounce pieces 495, 000 sery stock infected with noxious insects. todian, or at this office, in the discretion of the Ualvanized, 14 ounce do 45, 000 I’ostmasters sliall correct tlie annual Supervising Architect, .Tas. A. Wet more. Act- Tinned, 8-ounce do 104, 260 ing Supervising .\icbitect Postal Guide for 1918, by striking out American wire l)ill poster for “ ” Supervising Architect’s Office, Washington, roof insulation paper, 0- the word Belgium in the second para- C.. 1919. Sealed D. February 8, — proposals will ounco pieces.. 2, 220 grapli on page 146 and adding tlie word be opened in this office at 3 p. m.. March 3, Branch No. 3, section 3-B, (’apt. ,T. E. “ ” sar do 3. 200 War Trade Boartl has is.sued special ex- ance with the specification and l)llls of quan- Sealed proposals to he submitted on solder. tities attached thereto, copies of which may Address same to room 3812, Munitions Build- port license No. R.VC-65 autliorizing the be obtained from the custodian, or at this ing, Potomac Park. Bids will bo opened in exportation, wltliout individual export office, in the discretion of the Supervising said room at 10 a. m., February 15, and in- licenses, of any commodity to Belgium Architect. .Tames A. Wetmore, Acting Super- terested manufacturers ma.v be present. vising Architect. “ except those commodities included in the Marie envelope plainly as follows : Sealed Supervisin,g Architect’s Office, Washington, bid on solder.” export con.servation list as it now stands D. C., Feliruary 8, 1919.—Sealed proposals will Necessary bidding form and any informa- or as it may he hereafter from time to be opened in this office at 3 p. m.. March 3, tion desired in connection with above pro- 1919. for furnishing the labor required in time amended. the posal cun lie oljtained by addressing Capt. J. construction, complete, including heating, E. Diemer, room 3812, Munitions Building, Senders sliould be informed that it is plumbing, electric conduits, and wiring, with Potomac Park, Washington, D. C. unnecessary to apply to tlie War Trade materials that will be furni.shed l).v the (>ov- ernment. of hospital unit A-special. hospital DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Board for permission to mail merchan- unit B-1, attendants’ quarters and .additions dise under siiecial export license No. to and changes in the kitchen and mess hall Proposals for construction of schoolhouse for the Unltecl States Marine Hospital at Bal- RAC-65, and that no document issued by and .assembly hall ; Department of the In- is in timore, Md. Drawings and specifications may terior, Office of Indian Affairs, Washington, the War Trade Board necessary con- be obtained from the custodian or at this D. (’., Felirnary 7, 1919..—Sealed proposals, nection with the transaction. office, in the discretion of the Supervising plainly marked on the outside of the sealed It Is necessary, however, to write upon Architect. .Tames A. Wetmore, Acting Super- envelope, “ Proposals for construction of vising Architect. the each in schoolhouse and assembly hall, at the Rapid wrapiier of package, addition Supervising Architect’s Office, Washington, City school. South Dakota,” and addressed to to the name and addre.ss of the sender D. C., Febrnar.v 8, 1919.—Sealed proposals will the “ Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wash and of the addressee, tlie license number be open<‘d in this oflice at m., .3, 3 p. March ington. D. C.,” will be received at the Indian 1919, for furnishing and delivering at the site under which the shipment is made, Office until 2 o’clock p. m. of March 10, 1919, and the materials required for the construction of for furnishing materials and labor for the con- to have attached thereto a customs- dec- hospital unit A-special, hospital unit 15-1. struction of a schoolhouse and assembly hall in filled is attendants’ quarters, and additions to and laration out as customary. strict accordance with the plans, specifica- changes in the kitchen and mess hall, for the tions, and Instructions to bidders, which ma.v Otto Praeger, United States hospital at Baltimore, Md.. in- be examlne

THE OFFICIAL U, S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919, 37

NOTICE OF PROPOSED PURCHASES FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY

Washington, February 6, 1919. The Bureau of Supplies and Accounts of the Navy Department has issued notice of proposed purchases of the following mate-

rial. Bidders desiring to submit proposals should request the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department, Washington, D. C,,' to send schedules covering the material which they propose to offer, giving schedule numbers.

MISCELLANEOUS. ELECTRICAL MATERIAL AND LIGHTING SUPPLIES—Continued.

Delivery at navy Delivery at navy Quantity. Sch. Articles. Quantity. Sch. Articles. yard. yard.

Boiler, vertical South Brooklyn 3699 Stations, charging Various.... 3681 Brass, commercial Miscellaneous. Various 3672 Switchboard (iiigb and low tension) 2 Alexandria, Va 3667 Brass, bar, round or flat 3.000 pounds Pensacola 3672 Switches, discoimecting 6 do 3667 bar, commercial and rod. 3,500 pounds Brooklyn 3668 Panels..! T 8 do 3667 Brass, 1.. Brass, hexagon 12.000 poimds . do 3659 Wire, a.rmnTif'ifitor Mare Island 3683 Canvas, khaki 5.000 yards Philadelphia and 3686 Wire, liffhtin^ and power Various 3683 .' Norfolk. Wire, t^ephohe . . . Boston and Mare 3683 Cement, Portland Miscellaneous . . Various 3649 Island. Copper, sheet 20.000 pounds. . Brooklyn 3672 Wire, rubber-covered Brooklyn 3683 Do Miscellaneous. . Pensacola 3672 3683 Do .5,000 pounds Philadelphia 3658 get Sound. Copper, phosphor ingots do Washin^on 3706 Wire, telephone, bridle 36,000 feet 3683 Chain, roller 136 lengths do 3698 Cloth, cotton, weatherproof 984 yards Philadelphia 3690 Coke, 72-hour 500 tons F. 0. b 3676 LUMBER. Eire extinguishers Miscellaneous. . Various 3669 Flasks, for use in brass foundry. 300 Washington 3705 Gloves, leather 400 pairs South Brooklyn 3654 Oalr, white Miscellaneous . . Norfolk 3650 125.000 pounds. South Brooklyn and 3644 Glue, marine 5.000. Pine. North Carolina Norfolk and Phila- 3651 Norfolk. delphia. 50.000 pounds. . Brooklyn 3702 Hams, smoked Pine, loner-leaf vellow 3651 Miscellaneous. . Various 3648 Hose, fuel-oil 3652 Hose, suction do do 3647 Hose, fire do do 3647 Hose, wash, deck do do 3647 Hose, plumber’s and gardener’s do do 3647 MACHINERY AND SPARE PARTS. Iron, wrought 000 pounds. Boston 3663 Machining of parts Miscellaneous . . Alexandria, Va 3714 Muslin, unbleached 100.000 yards — Mare Island 3693 Bodies^ fnrnacOj extra 2 Washington 3721 Pipe, conduit, steel Miscellaneous . . do 3696 1 South Boston 3710 Do 20.000 feet New Orleans 3695 Furnace, tilting 1 T...- Wa.«:hin£ton Pipe, soil, iron Miscellaneous . . do 3695 Do 3....:;::::.":;:^ 3721 Plates, naval, brass do Boston 3711 1 3719 Sausage, Vienna 30.000 pounds . . Mare Island 3679 Grinder^ drill/twist 1 South Boston...!... 3710 Seaplanes, construction of and fur- F. 0. b 3704 Grinder, arbor, double 1 3710 nishing plans and supervising as- Grinder^ commutator 1 Puget Sound 3664 sistance. 100 3665 Shrinking denim 5.600.000 yards do 3692 lyn. Soap, cleaning and polishing 25.000 cakes Norfolk 3659 .Jointers and planers Miscellaneous. . Various 3682 Sterilizers, bedpan 46 do 3707 Lathe, engine 1 South Boston 3710 Sets, ventilating, portable 6 Philadelphia 3709 Lathe, wood 2 Norfolk 3726 Stone, pumice, soap, and rotten Miscellaneous . do 3661 1 3710 'Ticking, mattress, cotton 30.000 yards — Mare Island 3694 1 3717 'Ticking, tufting 6.000 pounds . . do 3694 3 3728 'Trucks, battery, crane 6 Washington 3729 3 3728 Ware, silver-plated Miscellaneous . South Brooklyn. 3716 Machine^ charging 1 3734 Wire, platinum do Norfolk 3657 Machine, punching 1 3732 Dies, thread-chasing do Washington 3688 Machine^olt-threading 1 3710 Outfits, biggins Marriott 40 3703 Oven, moldPdrying 1 Boston 3708 ACIDS, CHEMICALS, AND PAINTS, ETC. Parts, machine, for oil pumps Miscellaneous . . Alexandria Va 3693 3678

Punches, center, t Miscellaneous . . Various. 3645

’'" 364'5 Acid, hydrofluoric . . 24.800 pounds . Various 566 Punches^ cobper^s- 3645 Acid, muriatic Miscellaneous . do 3691 Acid, salicylic do do 3662 1 3718 Aluminum sulphate 43.000 pounds . South Brooklyn and 3661 Boston. 1 3719 1 3710 Calcium carbide 75.000 pounds . Brooklyn 3661 Miscellaneous . . 3680 Lead, red, in paste 400.000 pounds Philadelphia 3656 Shaper, crank 1 South Boston 3710 Potash, caustic 650 pounds Boston and Norfolk. 3661 Potassium cyanide. Miscellaneous . Various 3661 Sal ammoniac do do 3660 Dates of opening have been assigned the following schedules: Sienna, raw, in oil . 2.800 pounds - . Philadelphia 3656 Soda ash Miscellaneous . Various 3661 3603.. Feb. 11, 1919 3653. Feb. 25, 1919 Soda caustic 3,500 pounds . . Philadelphia 3661 3604.. Feb. 11,1919 3654. Feb. 25, 1919 Sodium cyanide 5.000 pounds . . South Brooklyn and 3661 3605.. Feb. 11, 1919 3655. Feb. 25, 1919 Norfolk. 3606.. Feb. 11. 1919 3656. Feb. 25, 1919 Sodium bicarbonate. 25.000 pounds . Philadelphia and 3661 3613.. Feb. 18. 1919 3657. Feb. 25, Boston. 1919 3619.. Feb. 18, 1919 3658. Feb. 25, 1919 Solution, ampulet 200 boxes F. 0. b 3703 3636.. Feb. 18. 1919 3659. Feb. 25, 1919 Varnish, asphaltiun, black. 6.000 gallons Norfolk 3720 3637. Feb. 11.1919 3660. Feb. 25, 1919 Varnish, interior 3.000 gallons do 3720 3638. Feb. 11,1919 3661. Feb. 25, 1919 Zinc, lead 1.000 pounds . . F. o. b 3700 3641. Feb. 11.1919 3662. Feb. 25, 1919 3632. Feb. 18. 1919 3664. Feb. 25, 1919 3628. Feb. 18, 1919 3665. Feb. 25, 1919 ELECTRICAL MATERIAL AND LIGHTING SUPPLIES. 3629. Feb. 18. 1919 3666. Feb. 25, 1919 3639. Feb. 11. 1919 3667. Feb. 25, 1919 3641. Feb. 11, 1919 3668. Feb. 25, 1919 Annimciators, watertight 28 Puget Sound 3724 3642. Feb. 11. 1919 3669. Feb. 25, 1919 Cable, lighting and power. Miscellaneous Mare Island 3683 3643.. Feb. 18. 1919 3671. Feb. 25, 1919 Cable, ship-lighting 90,000 feet Boston and Mare 3683 3644.. Feb. 18. 1919 3672. Feb. 25, 1919 Island. 3645.. Feb. 25. 1919 3673. Feb. 25, 1919 Cable, 3-conductor 2.000 feet Puget Sound 3683 3646. Feb. 18. 1919 3674. Feb. 25, 1919 Cable, lead-sheathed 10.000 feet Brooklyn 3683 3647. Feb. 18, 1919 3675. Feb. 25, 1919 Cable, telephone Miscellaneous Boston 3683 3648.. Feb. 18, 1919 3676. Feb. 25, 1919 Cable, 3-conductor 27.000 feet Brooklyn 3677 3649.. Feb. 18.1919 3677. Feb. 25, 1919 Fuses, and fuse elements Miscellaneous Various 3646 3650.. Feb. 25. 1919 3678. Feb. 25, 1919 Fuses, inclosed do do 3646 3651.. Feb. 2A1919 3679. Feb. 25, 1919 Mica, sheet, plate and ruby. do do 3642 3652.. Feb. 25, 1919 38 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1919. SOLDIERS HONORED BY PERSHING FOR HEROISM

The Commander in Chief of the Ameri- October 27, 1918. Under heavy shell fire, dis- Sergt. PAUL C. SANDERFER, Company M, regarding his own safety, Lieut. Sargeant re- noth Infantry, A. S. 1316865. can Expeditionary Forces, in the name of For extraor- mained on duty, .superintending the unloading dinary heroism in action near St. Souplet, the President, has awarded the distin- of ammunition until he was mortally wounded. Prance, October 10, 1918. Sergt. Sanderfer guished service cross to the following- Next of kin, Mrs. Bradley V. Sargeant, jr., showed exceptional devotion to duty and wife, 7 Third Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. bravery during the attack of October officers and soldiers for the acts 0 and named Pvt. WILLIAM W. PINK, Battery A, 124th 10. Although wounded by enemy machine- of extraordinary heroism described after Field Artillery. (A. S. No. 1378729.) For ex- gun fire, he continued to lead his platoon for- their names: traordinary heroism in action near Remon- ward until he fell from weakness caused by ville. Prance, October 31, 1918. Pvt. Pink, a loss of blood. He even then continued to ad- Second Lieut. CHARLES R. HANGER, driver, was seriously wounded by shell fire vance by crawling until his strength entirely 35(5th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in while going forward to the front line infantry failed him. Home address, William G. San- action near Pouilly, France, November 10-11, trenches with his platoon, but he remained at derfer, father, Trenton, Tenn. 1918. When three of the companies of hia his post, refusing to seek medical attention Pvt. (first class) ROBERT MCDONALD, until hor.se, battalion had become lost in the dense fog, he fell from his exhausted. Home Company M, 119th Infantry, A. S. 1317009. during the crossing of the Meuse, Lieut. address, .Joseph B. Fink, father, 1800 Whittier For extraordinary heroism in action near St. Avenue, Springfield. 111. Hanger made five trips through extremely Souplet, France, October 0 and 10, 1918. heavy shell fire and guided them to the river Sergt. CLARENCE L. WRIGHT, Batterv C, Pvt. McDonald showed exceptional bravery crossing, thus enabling the battalion to ful- 124th Field Artillery. (A. S. No. 13790uG.) and courage by going forward alone on many in lill its mission in the operation. Home ad- For extraordinary heroism action at Ro- occasions to gain information of the enemy. magne, France, November 1, 1918. After three dress. .1. W. Hanger, father, Laddonia, Mo. He remained on duty with his company after First Lieut. HAROLD KENASTON, 35Gth members of his gun crow had been wounded being wounded until ordered to the rear for Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac- during heavy enemy shell fire, Sergt. Wright treatment. Home address, John Mashburn, tion near Pouilly, France, November 4-10, alone continued to keep his piece in action lor uncle, Regie, N. C. Kenaston 15 minutes until assistance reached Iiim. He 1918. On November 4 Lieut. was I’vt. ERNEST B. GREEN, Company D, shelling, but was wounded in action shortly afterward. severely gassed during a heavy 118th Infantry, A. S. 1310730. For extraor- still suf- Home address, Mrs. .1. A. Ogg, mother, 018 remained on duty. On November 5, dinary heroism in action near Belllcourt, fering from effects of the gas, he volun- Seventh Avenue, Peoria, HI. the France, September 25, 1918. I’vt. Green, al- teered near-by to assist Sergt. .JOSEPH D. CASSIDY, Battery C, and went to a town though stunned and bruised by a shell which in the of supplying resei^e rations for 124th Field Artillery. (A. S. No. 1108001.) work burst in his trench, went to the aid of a com- the command, working continuously for two F^or extraordinary heroism in action near Romagne. France, 1918. After rade outside of the trench and brought him to- days and two nights under terrific fire. Dur- November 1, three members of his gun crew had been safety. This was in full view of the enemy ing the night of November 10-11 he guided an and under wounded during heavy enemy shell fire, Sergt. heavy shelling. Home address, element to the pontoon crossing the Meuse, Mrs. Cassidy, alone, continued to keep his gun in J. M. Greene, 18 South Valley Street, and, while returning, he was rendered uncon- Concord, N. C. scious by a shell explosion. Gaining con- action. Later, after reorganizing his section, he administered first-aid treatment to the First Lieut. DANIEL B. BYRD, Company sciousness. he voluntarily started on a search F. 119th Infantry. wounded men. Home address, Mrs. Laura JS. For extraordinary hero- for a part of his commond, which had been ism in action near Escaufourt, France, Doris Cassidy, 204 Vermont Street, Quinev, 111. Octo- lost in the dense fog. Horae address, ber 10, 1918. Leading a small detachment C. Kenaston, wife, 130 La Fayette Avenue, Pvt. (first class) RALPH SILLOW'AY, Bat- tery C. 124th Field Artillery. (A. S. No. under heavy fire, while the regiment was Passaic, N. .1. extraordinary heroism In making an advance. Lieut. Bvrd encountered Pvt. J. Headquarters 1378997.) For ac- ALEX BARRIER. stiff resistance which threatened to cut his Company, 350th Infantry. (No. 1595030.) tion near Romagne, France, November 1-3, detachment from the main line. By his utter extraordiimry heroism in action near 1918. During heavy enemy shell fire, when For disregard of_ the great danger and the prompt Bantheville, France, October 22, 1918. While the other members of his section were all placing of his automatic rifles he made it pos- engaged in a raid on enemy positions. Pvt. wounded or engaged in first-aid work. Pvt. sible for his detachment to return to the Barbier was painfully wounded in the head, Silloway alone served his piece and kept it firing. Two days later, when the chief of his lines. Lieut. Byrd was wounded bv schrap- but refused to go to the rear, remaining on nel, but he remained with the nien until duty with his platoon and taking an active section was wounded. Pvt. Silloway took com- mand of the section and followed the barrage. ordered to the rear by his commanding officer. part in the action for 24 hours after being address, Home address, P. M. Silloway, father, 094 Homo Mr. W. J. Bird, brother, Fay- wounded. Home address, Mrs. L. C. Barbier, etteville. N. C. mother. White Castle, La. Trendonia Street, Peoria, 111. First Sergt. THOMAS L. COOKSEY, 99th Divi- Sergt. GEORGE II. AMMONS, Batterv A, Lieut. EDWARD T. FOGE, Company Artiller.v. S. C. 1201h Infantry. sion, Military Police. (A. S. No. 2239013.) 124th Field (A. No. 1378745.) For extraordinary hero- Itor ism in For extraordinary heroism in action near extraordinar,y heroism in action near action near La Selle River. Fi-ance, Remonville, Ji'rance, 1918. October 19, 1918. his Montigny-Devaut-Sassey, France, November 0, October 31, While When company had re- 1918. During a very heavy attack in the in charge of the limbers and horses of a ceived orders to advance from the front line. line Lieut. Foge, then in hi.s post, artillery fire and platoon sent to the front infantry command, led the com- vicinity of where pany aircraft machine-gun fire had created a most trenche.s, Sergt. Ammons, although himself to its objective, despite severe wounds confusing situation, Sergt. Cooksey calmly di- wounded, took the place of a driver who had he had received prior to the start of the at- tack. refused rected traflic, aided wounded, and removed ob- fallen from his horse. He refused medical at- He treatment until the mission structions, thereby preventing wild disorder. tention until all the pieces were in position and was complete, when he went to the dressing He assisted the drivers of ammunition trucks the limbers and horses taken to a place of station. He returned as soon as possible and in getting their machines to places of safety. safety. Homo address, Roy Ammons, brother, i-emained with his company during the entire Home address, W. F. Cooksey, father, Lamesa, 154 South Western Avenue, Chicago. 111. operations. Home address, Wallace L. Foge, Tex. Pvt. (first class) MILTON C. WEBB, Medi- father, 720 Broadway, Willsville, Ohio. Corpl. .JOE C. MAY, 90th Division, Military cal Detarhment, 124th Field Artillery. (A. S. Sergt. HERMAN F. BREMER. Machine Gun Police. (A. 8. No. 2239080.1 For extraordi- No. 1379401.) For extraordinary heroism in Company, 119th Infantry, deceased, A. S. nary heroism in action near Montigny-Devant- action near Romagne. France. November 1, 1317082. For extraordinary heroism in ac- Sassey, France, November 5. 1918. During a 1918. W’oundod while administering aid to tion near Bellicourt. France, September 29. very heavy attack in the vicinity of his post, other men during shell fire. Pvt. Webb re- 1918. Sergt. Bremer displayed coolness, ex- where artillery fire and aircraft machine-gun mained on dut.v in disregard of his own in- cellent judgment, and efficient leadership in fire had created a most confusing situation, jur.v. Home address, Mrs. Webb, 920 South keeping his platoon intact while advancing Corpl. May calmly directed traffic, aided Fourteenth Street, Birmingham. Ala. with the regiment. Exposed to fire from ail wounded, and removed obstructions, thereby Pvt. PERRY F. MODROW. Medical Detach- sides, he set his guns and engaged the enemy. preventing wild disorder. lie assisted the ment, 124th Field Artillery. (A. S. No. While leading his men to a new position he drivers of ammunition trucks in getting their 1379458.) For extraordinary heroism in ac- was instantly killed. Next of kin. Miss n-.a chines to a place of safety. Home address, tion near Romagne, Prance, N^ovember 1, 1918. Eleanor W. Bremer, sister. 16 Charlotte J. C. Mav, father, Nola, Miss. Pvt. Modrow was wounded while serving at the Street, Charleston, S. C. battalion aid station under heavy shell fire, Second Lieut. GORDON STAPLETON, 0th Cook OLLIE R. LINK, Company M. but he insisted on continuing at work until 119th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac- Infantry, A. S. 1316897. For extraordinary compelled to go to the rear against his will. tion near Vilosne.s, France, November O, 1918. heroism in action near St. Souplet, Prance, address, Mrs. Modrow, 1473 Gaty Ave- Entering Vilosnes with, a patrol, Lieut. Staple- Home October 9-10, 1918. Hearing that the cas- East St. Louis, 111. ton encountered he.avy enemy machine-gun fire, nue, ualties in his compjgny were very heavy. Cook First Lieut. MARIC DUFFY, Medical Corps, lie attacked and killed four Germans, took Link left his place in the kitchen and joined 124th Field Artillery. For extraordinary four prisoners, and forced those remaining to his comrades on the front lino. Prom there heroism in action near Romagne. France, No- take shelter in a *trench. Although greatly he advanced alone a distance of 200 yards and vember 1, 1918. Lieut. Duffy displayed ex- outnumbered he held his position, while the located two machine-gun nest.s, the journey ceptional bravery in caring for the wounded French crossed the River Meuse and took many being done in the face of heavy enemy fire. directing their evacuation under heavy risoners. Home address. Mrs. Elizabeth T. and Home address, Mr. Jesse B. Link, father, shell fire. During the action he went under tapleton, mother. Ennis, Tex. Boise Creek. N C. First Lieut. L. BARNETT (deceased), 148th concentrated fire and rescued several wounded Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac- men. Horae aditross. Mrs. Eleanor Duffy, 0004 Sergt. ROBERT P. COOK, Company G. Infantry, A. S. 1320798. tion near Ivoiry, France, September 27. 1918. Newgart Avenue, Chicago, 111. 120th For extraor- Having become separated from his battalion Corpl. DONAIvD M. PARKER (deceased). dinary heroism in action near Bellicourt. headquarters, Lieut. Barnett, battalion adju- Intelligence Personnel, 2d Battalion, oth France, September 29, 1918. When his pla- held machine gunfire tant, on his own initiative, undertook, under Regiment. United States Marine Corps. (A. toon was up by during an advance, Sergt. Cook, allhough suffering heavy artillery and machine-gun fire, to locate S. No. 101588.) For extraordinary heroism machine-gun nests which were hindering the in action near Thaiucourt, France, .Septem- from a painful machine-gun bullet wound in personally killed advance. He ignored the warnings of his or- ber 15, 1918. Corpl. Parker voluntarily the hand, the gunner and of thus permitting derly as to Ihe danger of this work and con- joined an officer and with him attacked and put the gun out action, the further of his platoon. ad- tinued at it until he was killed. Next of kin, silenced a strong machine-gun nest, menacing advance Home Mrs. L. M. Barnett, wife, 1937 Hudson Avenue, the left flank of the line. He held the posi- dress, William P. Cook, father, Altaoahaw. Norwood, Ohio. tion in the face of strong opposition until lie N. C. Second Lieut. BRADLEY V. SARGEANT, Jr., was fatally wounded by a sniper. Next of Sergt. .TAMES N. HUDNALL, Company G,

(deceased) , 11th Field Artillery. For extraordi- kin, Mrs. Ester J. Parker, mother, 281 Pleas- 120th Infantry, A. S. 1230800. deceased. nary heroism in action at Romagne, France, ant Street, Leominster, Mass. For extraordinary heroism in action near Bel- THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDxVY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919. 39

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licourt, France, September 29, 1918. After ing wounded twice in making attacks with his dinary heroism in action near Exermont, bciuK twice wounded, Serjjt. James N. Hud- own organization. Pvt. Smith joined Australian France, October 8, 1918. Under heavy shell nail continued to lead bis platoon in attack, troops and attacked with them, being wounded fire, Lieut. Bergstein cared for the wounded, capturing two machine Kuns. In later action a third time before he consented to be evacu- although he had been severely wounded and he received additional wounds which caused ated. Home address, W. M. Smith, father. was suffering great pain. He refused to be his death. Next of kin. Miss Eva Hudnall, Ash N C evacuated until all the wounded had been sister, Critz, Va. Second Lieut. JULIAN K. MORRISON, Tank treated. Home address. Samuel Bergstein, Pvt. WALTER L. POSTER, Company D, Corps. For extraordinary hcrosim in action 624 Minersville Street, Pottsville, Pa. in the Maj. 119th Infantry, deceased, A. S. 1866052. For Bois Quart de Reserve, France, Sep- PAUL DALY, 18th Infantry. For ex- extraordinary heroism in action near Belii- tember 12, 1918. Preceeding his tanks on traordinary heroism in action near Soissons, foot, France, court, France, September 29, 1918. Acting Lieut. Morrison captured a machine- July 19-22, 1918. Although wounded, gun nest. Maj. Daly a.s a runner, Pyt. Foster carrier frequent mes- Though he was twice wounded, took command of the first liattalion sages between his piatoon leader and company this oflicer continued in action for two days of his regiment after the previous battalion thereafter. commander, exposed all times to heavy For the follotVing acts of extraor- commanders had been wounded, displaying at dinary enemy lire of artillery and machine guns. heroism in action near Very, France, highest courage in advancing and holding the While performing this meritorious work he September 28. 1918. Lieut. Morrison is objective of his battalion. Three days later was kiiied by machine-gun fire. Next of kin, awarded a bar to be worn with the distin- he was again wounded, but remained with his guished service cross. Miss Lizzie Foster, sister. Haw Riyer, N. C. During the attack on command, until he was ordered to the rear by Charpentry and the Bois de Montrebeau Lieut. his regimental commander. Home address, Pvt. (first class) FRED E. WALLACE, Morrison led a platoon of five tanks, directing Daniel Daly, Nassau Street, York City, P, Infantry, A. S. 1995437. New Company 119th his tanks on foot 400 yards in advance of N. Y. For extraordinary heroism in action near St. the Infantry under intensive fire. Three of Pvt. JOHN C. OLSON, A. S. No. 44219, Souplet, France, October 17-19, 1918. Pvt. his tanks were put out of action by artillery right Company L, 16th Infantry. For extraordinary Wallace volunteered and located the fire, hut he continued in action with re- the heroism in action near Bois de Fontaine, flank of Company G and the left flank of mining two until dark, when ho directed the France, May 1018. This soldier displayed Company II, 119th Regiment, under heavy ma- work of rescuing the crews. Home address, 11, chine-gun fire. He was wounded while on conspicuous bravery by going from the front A. ,T. Salley, brother-in-law, 247 East Broad this the desired line, to an advanced post, and rescuing, un- mission, but returued with Street, Statesville, N. C. Information. aided, a wounded comrade, in the face of Home address, Mrs. Maura B. Sergt. CHARLES C. YOUNG, Company A, mother, 111. heavy machine-gun fire. Home address, Eman- Wallace, Rood House, 345th Battalion, Corps, A. S. No. Tank 243375. uel Olson, Valparaiso, Nebr. Pvt. PHILLIP MILLER, Company D, 118th For extraordinary heroism in action near Infantry, A. S. For extraordinary 1314485. Apremont, France, September 27, 1918. Al- Second Lieut. ALAM RAMSAY COLE. 16th in action France, heroism near Vaux-Andigny, though wounded twice by fire from tank guns, Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in action October 13, 1918. Seeking shelter with his during, the attack, Sergt Young continued at near Soissons, France, Juiy 18, 1918. Although company from the severe artillery and ma- his post, refusing to be sent to the rear. Home wounded early in the morning, Lieut. Cole chine-gun fire of the enemjf. Pvt. Miller en- address, Mrs. Dora Young, mother, Millbrook, continued to lead his platoon in the front tered a shell hole. Here he found a severely Mich. wave, personally silencing machine-gun nests, wounded soldier, and without hesitation car- First Lieut. TOM W. SAUL, Tank Corps. displaying wonderful courage, leadership, and ried the man 50 yards, under plain view of For extraordinary heroism in action near the devotion to duty, during the entire operations. the enemy and exposed to terrific fire, to a Hois de RemiSres, France, September 12, 1918. He remained with his platoon until ordered to place of safety with some of his company. Lieut. Saul cooly exposed himself to enemy the rear by his battalion commander. Home Homo address, Mr. Stanley Minner, friend, fire by standing on the parapet of a trench address, H. R. Cole, father. High Street, Ashport, HI and directing hits men in work of getting the Bridgton, Me. Pvt. POPE. Company C, 130th In- OLLIE tanks forward. Home address, Mrs. Tom W. Maj. fantry, A. S. 1319961. For extraordinary HIRUM E. ROSS, Medical Corps, 18th Saul, wife, 440 East Seventeenth Street, Port- Infantry. heroism in action between St. Quentin For extraordinary heroism in action and land, Oreg. near Caml)rai, Franco. October 1918. Pvt. Pope Villers-Tournelle, France. Slay .3-4, 1918. 9, Second Lieut, JOHN GLEASON, Tank Corps. While under heavy bombardment, and working was wounded in action between St. Quentin For extraordinar.v heroism in action near in an area saturated with gas, Maj. Ross and Cambrai, France, and after having his Cheppy, Montrebeau Woods, and Exermont, wounds dressed, he was unable to locate his showed extreme gallantry and efficiency, in France, September 26-October 4, 1918. Dur- caring company. He returned, however, to the front for the more dangerously wounded, re- ing the action at Cheppy, Lieut. Gleason led moving his mask at times during the attack, line, and fought throughout the day, locating his platoon against a strong point defended to better ascertain the extent of the wound. and returning to his own organization after by machine and antitank guns, leaving his It was, while thus acting that he was severel.v dark. Home address, Mrs. Martha M. Pope, tank and leading his command on foot through Street, gassed. Home address, H. W. Ross, father, 409 1101 Worth Durham, N. C. a mine field under heavy rifle and machine- Chandler Street, Danville, 111. Pvt. DECATUR F. ROSE, Company K, gun fire. Two days later in Montrebau Woods 119th Infantry, A. S. 1316532. For extraor- he led his platoon against machine-gun nests, Capt. MALCOLM RICE, 16th Infantry. For extraordinary dinary heroism in action near St. Souplet, cleaning tliem out and leading a battaiion of heroism in action near Exer- France, October 11, 1918. During an attack Infantry forward to occupy this position. On mont, France, October 1-8, 1918. During the by his regiment. Pvt. carrying on Rose was a October 4, he continued in the attack on Exer- advance October 8 Capt. Rice was severely message from his platoon commander to com- mont, though he had been twice wounded gassed and although suffering greatly from pany headquarters. On the way he met an and ordered to the rear. Home address, Mrs. the effects, he remained with his company for enemy patrol, and, although alone, immedi- K. J. Gleason, mother, 168 Forest Avenue, four days, after which he was forced to evacu- ately opened fire upon them, continuing to River Forest, 111. ate on account of temporary blindness. Home fire alter being wounded in both legs, until Corpl. WILLIAM A. BROPixY. A. S. No. address, Charles L. Rice, father, Hagerhill, the enemy had been completely routed. Home 243403, Company A, 345th Battalion, Tank Ky. address, Mr. Stephen L. father. Unala, Rose, Corps, United States Army. For extraordinary Sergt. JAMES R. MANSFIELD, A. S. No. N. C. heroism in action near Argonne Fore.st, France, 1783727, Medical Detachment, 311tb Machine Pvt. WILLIAM E. ROBBINS, Company A, October 6, 1918. Although wounded in the Gun Battalion. For extraordinary heroism in 119th Infantry, A. S. 1314788, deceased. For arm, Corpl. Brophy insisted upon returning action near Montfaucon, France, September 29, extraordinary heroism in action near Belli- to his tank, and taking part in the counter- 1918. Administering first aid in a most ex- court, France, September 29, 1918. During an attack. He remained with the tank doing very posed position Sergt. Mansfield rendered most attack by his regiment. Pvt. Robbins was effective work until the attack had been re- valuable assistance not only to casualties from wounded in the leg. Having dressed his own pulsed. Home address. Miss Katharine Bro- his own command, but also those from other wound, he continued to advance with his Lewis phy, aunt, Hertersville, Pa. organizations. He continued with his work, gun and ammunition until he was killed by Corpl. ALBERT J. ZIMBORSKI, deceased, although wounded, and refused to leave for shell fire. Next of kin, Mr. L. Robbins, father, A. S. No. 237697, Company C, ,345th Bat- the rear, until ordered to do so t)y his com- Wilson, N. C. talion, Tank Corps. For extraordinary hero- manding officer. Home address, Mrs. Mary V. ism in Pvt. G. SCHWER, Company B, action near Bois de Montrebeau. France, Mansfield, mother, 14 Center Street, Florence. HENRY October 119th Infantry, A. S. 2168718. For extraordi- 4, 1918. While running his tank Mass. into a woods to route a machine-gun nest his nary heroism in action near Bellicourt, France, Corpl. JOHN J. POILLf'N. A. S. No. tank was hit and set on fire. He fought on September 29-30, 1918. During an attack by 1783996, Company C, 311th until compelled to leave because of the ex- Machine Gun Bat- his regiment. Pvt. Schwer was wounded, but talion. For extraordinary heroism cessive heat. While he and his gunner were in action continued his work as stretcher bearer near Montfaucon, France, September 29. 1918. throughout the night, refusing to be evacuated, leaving the tank, they were both wounded, and when on Although engaged as company clerk, and when while aide to render as.sistance to his com- making an advance a machine the platoon gun, Corpl. Zimborski received further wounds, to which he was attached was rades. Home address, Mr. Berry F. Schwer, required to advance over a heavily which caused his death. Next of kin. Mrs. shelled ter- father, Falmouth. Ky. ritory, Corpl. I’oillon volunteered Albert J. Zimborski, wife, 2 Foyo Place, Jer- and carried messages from his Pvt. REMI VERBEKE, Company -D, llSth sey City. N. J. company commander to the Infantry, A. S. 2150438. For extraordinary Pvt. platoon, the journey being made under most , CHARLES D. MERRITT, A. S. No. hazardous conditions heroism in action near Bellicourt, France, 170273, Company C, 345th Battalion, Tank and under severest shell Septemlier 26, 1918. After receiving a pain- Corps. For extraordinary heroism in fire. Home address, Mrs. Henrietta Poillon, action mother, 465 West One ful wound in the shoulder. Pvt. Verbeke de- near Choppy, France, September 26, 1918. hundred and fifty- seventh Street, livered a message to his company headquar- While Pvt. Merritt was directing a column New York City, N. Y^. ters. Tie then had hi.s wound dressed, re- of tanks through a mine field, assisted by Pvt. PERRY W. WILT, A. S. No. 3112819, turned with another message through shell fire another soldier, his companion was wounded, Company C, 311th Machine Gun Battalion. and under direct observation of the enemy but Pvt. Merritt continued with his work For extraordinary heroism in action near Mont- and reported for continuous duty. He later until all tanks had safely passed through. faucon, Prance, September 29. 1918. While voluntarily assisted in driving back a strong Returning, he assisted his wounded comrade perfoi-ming his duties as company runner. enemy patrol and was severely wounded in the to safety, after which ho carried messages Pvt. Wilt passed through an intensely shelled encounter. Home address, Emi) Voldoyck, Cli- through an intense bombardment of artillery aera on six different occasions, and expressed max, Minn. and machine guns. Home address, Mrs. Susie a willingness to make several more trips, as Pvt. BENJAMIN B. SMITH, Company A. Merritt, mother, 246 Grant Avenue, Jersey the situation required. While making his 119th Infantry, A. S. 1314600, deceased. For City, N. J. last journey across the area he was severely extraordinary heroism in action near Belli- First Lieut. ALFRED N. BERGSTEIN, wounded. Home address, Mrs. Eliza V. Wilt, court, France, September 29, 1918. After be- Medical Corps, 18th Infantry. For extraor- mother, R. F. D. No. 2, Wanton, Md. ;

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Pvt. EDWIN .S. MILL!?, A. S. No. 1752701, turned with his capture and platoon in good two platoons of Infantry the assistance Company D, to 312th lufaatry. For extraordi- order. On October 31, while attempting to of one of his battalions in order to protect nary heroism in action near Grandpre, Prance, locate machine-gun nests which were holding its flank. address, Mrs. E. M. Leary, October Home 23, 1918. Pvt. Mills, while acting as up his advance, he was so severely wounded 40 Chapel Street, Augusta, Me. a runner, volunteered and carried messages that, in spite of his desire to continue, he was Capt HERBERT S. IlILLBURN, 359th In- through several heavy barrages and under di- unable to do so. address. Rev. Home George fantry. For extraordinary hei'oism in action rect enemy fire, always accomplishing his mis- H. Lee, Newberg, Oreg. sion. at -Villers-Devant-Dun, France, November 2, Home address, Mrs. Catherine Mills, Pvt. MANUEL SIMAS, A. S. No. 2266516, 1918. Under heavy machine-gun fire Capt. mother, 110 Collins Avenue, Collingswood, Company C, 364th Infantry. For extraordi- Hillburn repeatedly went to the rear of his N. J. nary heroism in action near Eclisfontalne, company to rally and reorganize it and then Pvt. (First Class) SAMUED F. GILLILAND, France, September 1918. After being ^ 28, rushed forward to lead his men on. Having Jr., a. S. No. 1039408, Medical Detachment, wounded by machine-gun bullet, early in a the taken the town of Villers-Dcvant-Dun and the 11th Field .\rtillery. For extraordinary hero- afternoon he remained in action and without Creit beyond, he held it with only 16 men ism in action near Laneuville, France, Novem- making his wound known, willingly offered until the next morning, against superior num- ber 9-10, 1918. Pvt. Gilliland made repeated and held a very dangerous outpost until late bers of the enemy. William trips over a road which was under continuous the next morning, Home address, C. when he was ordered to Hillburn, father, Grandview, Tex. shell fire, he being the only driver who would the hospital. Home address, Mrs. Mary Simas, risk driving over this road. On one trip his mother, Pigo, Azores Island, Portugal. Capt. DAN C. DEEPER, deceased, 359tU ambulance was struck by a shell, which Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac- Sergt. FRED OLSEN. A. S. No. 2266496, wounded him, killed tion near Villers-devant-Duu, France, Novem- one of his patients, machine-gun company, 264th Infantry. For and caused fresh wounds several ber 2, 1918. In the face of intense machine- to others extraordinary heroism in action near Eclis- but he continued on duty, evacuating the gun fire Capt. Deeper led his company forward fontaine, France, September 27, 1918. With wounded of his to its objective, capturing a machine-gun nest own and other organizations. two other soldiers Sergt. Olsen volunteered Home address, Samuel F. Gilliland, father. and making possible the capture of a strong and went 300 .vards beyond our outpost lines, South Boston, Va. enemy position on a hill. This officer was through heavy shell fire, bring to in a wounded severely wounded during these operations, but Maj. ALEXANDEIt N. STARK, jr.. Gist In- private of his regiment. mission The was his courage was an Inspiration to his men in fantry. For extraordinary heroism in action promptly and successfully accomplished. consolidating their position. Home address, near Cote .St. Germain, France, November 7, Home address, John Olsen, box Galeta, 121, Mrs. C. Deeper, wife, Denison, Tex. 1918. His battalion, stopped by machine-gun Cal. Dan First Lieut. RAYMOND A. SCHOBERTH, fire in the attack of November 7, 1918, Maj. I’vt. ALBERT L. SMITH, A. S. No. 2265542, deceased, 359th Infantry. For extraordinary Stark personally led his battalion in a re- Company M, 363d Infantry. For extraordi- heroism in action near Bantheville, France, newed attack and thus succeeded in gaining nary heroism in action near Eclisfontalne, 1918. Lieut. Schoberth contin- Cote St. Germain, Maj. Stark personally cap- November 1, Franco, September 27, 1918. With two other ued to lead his platoon after being wounded tured a machine gun and 13 prisoners, this soldiers Pvt. Smith volunteered and went 300 personal example of fearlessness encouraging in the arm by a machine-gun bullet. He set yards lieyond our outpo.st lines, through heavy an excellent example for his platoon by his his men to advance against odds. Home ad- shell fire, to bring in a wounded private of disregard for personal danger. dress, Col. Alexander N. Stark, Medical Corps, courage and his regiment. The mission was promptly This gallant officer later killed by a shell United States Army, father, care War Depart- was and successfully.acconiplished. Home address, fragment. of kin, Schoberth, ment, Washington. D. C. Next Anthony Mrs. Lucy P. Robertson, aunt, Fillmore, Cal. father, Versailles, Ky. Maj. .1. L. PEATROSS, Infantry. 353d For Pvt. EUGENE ALONZO, A. S. No. 2284320,- 359th extraordinary heroism in action near Banthe- First Lieut. VERNON B. ZACHER, machine-gun company, 364th Infantry. For Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac- ville. Prance, November 2, 1918. Though he extraordinary heroism in action near Eclis- tion near Bantheville, France, November had been wounded the day before, and was so 1, fontaine, France, September 27, 1918, and 1918. Without regard for his own safety, weak from exposure that he could hardly talk, October 4. 1918. On September 27 Pvt. Lieut. Zacher led his platoon to the capture Maj. Peatross remained with his battalion Alonzo, with two other soldiers, volunteered of machine guns which were holding up and led it in assault on enemy machine-gun two and went 300 yards beyond our outpost lines, the advance of his battalion. Although pain- nests north of the Bois de Barricourt. Under through heavy shell fire, to bring in a wounded fully he not stop until his his personal direction without artillery sup- wounded would private of his regiment. On October 4 he objective been reached. address, port. the machine-gun nests were flanked and had Home remained in the open, under heavy shrapnel Fred Zacher, father, 311 Penn Avenue, South the daj;’s objective reached in spite of the most and high explosive fire, giving first aid to our Jamestown, Dak. determined resistance. Home address, Mrs. N. wounded men until he was wounded by shrap- Sergt. ALFRED BUCHANAN, A. S. No. .1. W. Williams, mother, Rolla, Mo. nel. Home address, Mrs. Louise M. Pinon, 135 2229446, Company G, 360th Infantry. For First Lieut. G. S. SCHWARZWALDER, 21st West Third Street, Los Angeles, Cal. extraordinary heroi.sm in action near Le Machine Gun Battalion. For extraordinary Corpl. JOHN C. LOWE, A. S. No. 2266478, Grand Carrd Farm, France, November 1, 1918. heroism in action near Vieville, France, No- Company C, 364th Infantry. For extraordi- After being severely wounded early in the vember 1, 1918. Lieut. Scbwarzwalder re- nary heroism in action near Leauwken, Bel- action Sergt. Buebanan had his wound mained in an exposed place administering first gium, October 31, 1918. With three other dres.sed and started to rejoin his platoon, but aid to a wounded officer and two soldiers soldiers Corpl. Lowe skillfully worked his way passed through a gap in our lines and reached throughout a heav.v barrage of gas shells and under heavy fire to the flank of a machine-gun the German lines instead. He returned from high explosives, after his platoon had with- nest, which was holding up the advance of there, located his platoon and led it with drawn from the position. He had the wounded his platoon with enfilading fire, killed six Ger- marked courage and coolness until he was men removed to a less exposed place and re- mans and captured three machine guns. severely wounded the second time. Home ad- mained with them until they were evacuated. Home address, Mrs. S. E. Jauck, mother, 4136 dress, R. S. Buchanan, R. F. D. No. 6, Bryan, Home address, Mrs. Dina Schwarzwalder, Gil- Hartford Street. St. Louis. Mo. XCA. bora, Scohaire Countv, N. Y. Pvt. EDWARD WO BORTON. A. S. No. Sergt. CHARLES W. ALLEN, A, S. No. ,Sergt. HARRY E. IMHOF, A. S. No. 2267407, machine-gun company, 364th Infan- 2216868, Company E, 357th Infantry. For 11.59836, Company D, 21st Machine Gun Bat- try. For extraordinary heroism in action extraordinary heroism in action near Banthe- talion. For extraordinary heroism in action near Eclisfontaine, Prance, October 4, 1918. ville, France, October 23, 1918. During a near Vieville, Prance, November 1, 1918. Dur- After obtaining permission to go to the aid fight between his company and superior force ing a heavy barrage of high explosive and gas of wounded soldiers Pvt. Borton remained in of the enemy Sergt. Allen observed a machine shells Sergt. Imhof assisted an officer to give the open, under heavy shrapnel and high-explo- gun in action on the flank of his platoon. He first aid to a wounded officer and two soldiers sive fire, giving first aid to our wounded men charged the emplacement and captured the after the platoon had withdrawn from the po- until he was wounded by shrapnel. Home crew of six men. Home address, Mrs. Vinay sition. Home address, Mrs. Christenina Im- address, Mrs. Ida H. Trueworthy, mother, 742 Allen, Drummond, Okla. hof. mother, 19 Butler Street, Millvale, Pa. Garland Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Sergt. FRANK D. LOESCHER, A. S. No. Corpl. THOMAS L. E. REILLY, A. S. No. Pvt. S. S. JOHN SORENSON, A. No. 2230212. Company K, 360th Infantry. For 793032, Company D, 21st Machine Gun Bat- 2289565, machine-gun company, 3G4fh Infan- extraordinary heroism in action at Le Grand talion. For extraordinary heroism in action try. For extraordinary heroism in action Carre Farm, France, November 1, 1918. Al- near Vieville, France, November 1, 1918. near Eclisfontaine, France, October 1918. 4, though wounded in the arm early in the at- During a heavy barrage of high-explosive and Pvt. Sorenson volunteered and remained with tack, Sergt. Loescher continued to lead his gas shells Corpl. Reilly assisted an officer to a wounded comrade in a gun position when his platoon in the attack on a strong enemy posi- ^ve first aid to a wounded officer and two division was relieved. He gave all the aid tion, and by the use of rifles, rifle grenades, soldiers after the platoon had withdrawn from possible and then went some 500 meters and hand grenades, and after capturln.g sev- that position. He went to the rear for medical through heavy shell and machine-gun fire for machine-gun neats, including one dugout aid and passed through the barrage the second further medical assistance and returned with eral containing 70 Germans, forced the entire time and returned. Home address, Mrs. Annie it to his companion. Home Address, Mrs. Reilly, mother. 252 East One hundred and strong point to yield, including two German Christian! Sorenson, mother, Worsas, Den- guns, which twenty-eighth Street, New York City. mark. companies armed with machine had been holding up the advance of the whole Capt. EUGENE S. COHN, 364th Infantry. Sergt G. BURTON. A. S. No. MILTON address. A. Loescher, For extraordinary heroi.sm in action near 2273452, Company E, 316th Engineers. For compan.v. Home C. Scaly, Tex. Exmorieux Farm. France, October 2, 1918. extraordinary heroism in action near Eclis- After being painfully wounded by shrapnel, fontaine. France, September 28, 1918. While Corpl. FRED W. DALLAS, A. S. No. Capt. Cohn refused to go to the rear and re- attached to an Infantry unit, Sergt. Burton 2811224, Headquarters Company, 360th In- mained on duty with his company in the front evidenced great bravery in bringing in four fantry. For extraordinary heroism in action line without medical attention for 54 hours. severely wounded men from the front lines near the Bois de Argonne, France, November Home address, Mrs. Marthena R. Cohn, wife, to the dressing station. After reaching the 2, 1918. Although his arm was shattered by a R. F. D. No. 6, Seattle. Wash. dressing station, he immediately administered machine-gun bullet, Corpl. Dallas refused to First Lieut. ARTHUR TRUMBULL LEE, first aid to the men, being continually ex- go to the rear, but continued to advance under 364th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism posed to the machine-gun and sniper fire. extremely heavy machine-gun fire until he in action near Tronsol Farm, Prance, Septem- Horae address, Mrs. Milton G. Burton, wife, received two more wounds, one piercing his ber 28, and at Leauwken, Belgium, October 31, 765 Iglohart Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. leg and making ft impossible for him to ad- 1918. On the afternoon of September 28 Lieut. Co!. E. M. LEARY, 358th Infantry. For vance further. While crawling to the rear he Lee advanced with his platoon to Tronsol extraordinary heroism in action near Stenay, encountered another wounded man and as- Farm under heav.v artillery and machine-gun France, November 10, 1918. Under heavy sisted him to the dressing station. Home ad- lire and captured seven machine guns and machine-gun and artillery fire Col. Leary per- dress, Mrs. Bellzora Dallas, mother, 652 Or- much ammunition. Forced to retire he re- sonally led two sections of machine guns and leans Street, Beaumont, Tex.