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PUBLISHED DMILY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STJITES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL. Chairman -k -k -k COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activltiea

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WILL RELEASE CHARTERED Archangel Medical Corps RESIGNATION OF MEMBERS KCRWEGIAN, SWEDISH, AND Giving Excellent Service OF PRICE-FIXING COMMITTEE > To the American Troops : DANiSHSHlPS,EXCEPTTHOSE ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT British Officer Reports L NEEDED FOR CERTAIN USES TO TAKE EFFECT MARCH 1 The War Department au- thorizes the pul)lication of the AVAILABLE TO OWNERS following cablegram from the APPRECIATION OF TBEIR . AT END OF VOYAGES commantling general, Archangel, SERVICES EXPRESSED to the British War Office: Shipping Board Announces “ I have made a jiersonal in- Request for Final Release its Readiness to Give Up spection of all the hospitals and from Its Duties on March dressing stations in this coun- Vessels, Except Those Re- First and Appreciation of j try; and I find that the medical quired for Relief Purposes arrangements are first class. Confidence Shown by Mr, i or Use of Governments Among the American troops Wilson in the Committee ; there less than per cent in are Correspond* Associated With United hospitals from all causes, show- Contained in States in the War, ing that the health of the troops ence Made Public Here. is good. In this climate, the The Shippins Bosinl announces that evacuation of casualties over The following correspondence has been duo to the cliansctl conditions resultiu!' made pnhiic: 120 miles of road by sledge has ; from the cessation of hostilities the Gov- AitEurcAN Commission ernmeijts of Norway, been carried out efficiently and ; Sweden, and Den- TO Negotiate Peace. mark have been advised by the board of with the. least possible suffering 28 KUE DE Monceau, Pauis. its readiness to assign to those Govern- ; to the patients. The food is suit- January IS, 1919. ‘ monts, or, if the Governments or their able and in sufficient quantity. My Dear Mr. Brookings : I warmly i .shipowners so desire, to cancel, the uuex- sanitation the is appreciate your letter of December 23, pi red portions of the charters which have The of country [ which was slow in reaching me, and I > becji concluded under agreements dated poor; but this does not affect the hereby accept, as .von anUnited States in the war. the The winter has been exceed- able—services which the coimniitoe has With such exceptions all vessels which ingly mild. rendered? I have followed its conclu- [ been chartered by the States have United sions not only with the greatest interest, f Shipping will available to “ili present there is hospital Board be their but with an appreciation of the givat owners at the expiration of their present accommodation for 20 per cent [ sobriety and judgment which character- t' voyages and of their existing commit- of the Allied and American ized them, and I shall long remember ments, even though the full term for troops of the force; and this with the greatest appreciation my asso- - which they were chartered may not have ciations witli them. percentage can be readily in- expiretl. Cordially and sincerely yours, Under (he agreement with Denmark creased if necessary. There are Woodrow Wii..son. (ho board has also signified its willing- plenty of medical sup]?Iies and llou. Rorert S. Brookings, ness to forego its option to take under equipment. railway ambu- ll'ar Industries Board. charter Danish vessels covered by the A Washington, D. C. agreement, but not yet chartered, as well lance train is in service with as its option for renewal of charters al- accommodations for 100 pa- ready executed. letter of Resignation. I tients; and there are also 100 War IKDU.STR1ES Board, am bulunce sled g es. M a j Washington, December 17, I9JS. Tourists Advised Longley has stated that he is American To the President: satisfied with the medical- ar- To Stay Away From Egypt The members of the Price Fixing Com- rangements. He is the senior J mittee hereby beg to tender their resig- medical is A dispatch from Cairo received at the American officer, who nations, to take effect at the earliest mo- 8.'' i State liepartment urges that because of working with our D. D. M. ment compatible with the public interest, 'i'he Industries Board, of wiiich the conge.stion of shipping and hotel accom- I War I modations, American visitors or tourists, Price Fixing Committee is a brancli, is except those on strictly business matters, liai)i)ily no lunger needed for the mobiiiza- should not go to Egypt at this time. complicate movements of tourists and tion and regiilalion of the country's in- The demands for army facilities and otlier mere visitors if they are permitted du.stiu:s, and the occasion for the func- for carrying others who live in Egypt will to enter the country. tions of the I’rice Fixing Committee has : ; :

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ocii.seil. new price regulations seem No AMERICAN TROOPS AS GUARDS FOREIGN POST RATE REQUIRED to 1)0 called for, and those which have been made will he allowed by the com- OF FOOD TRAINS PRAGUE CERTAIN mittee to expire at the dates severally FOR ON SOLDIER LETTERS set. THROUGH DISTURBED REGIONS The late.st date for the expiration of Additional Stamps Necessary a i)rice-rixing agreement is March 1, 191!). Until that time, questions may RELIEF SHIP REACHES ROUMAI’^IA When BeliYcry Is. to Town arise concerning the interpretation and and Street Address. administration of the agreements still Scden Thousand Tons Flour Ar- pending. The committee stands ready to of continue in service for the disposition rices on ‘'Western Plains”—In- The War Department autliorizcs the of any such que.stioas. Although some following members of the committee may withdraw terallied Council of Supply Ap- Some confusion seems to exist as to the from Government service before March points Transportation Commission proper of placed on 1, others will remain, and will be able to amount postage to be serve if needed. The committee accord- letters addressed to the members of tlie ingly requests that it bo finally released The American Food Adniini.stration at American Exiieditionary Forces. Before fi’om its duties on that date. Paris yesterday gave out tbs following the armistice was signed and mail was The committee begs to express to your- The American .steam.sliip Western addres.scd as provided for in War De- self its appreciation of the confidence you Plains lias arrived in Rouniania with partment Bulletins 44 and 4G, (issued liave sho\’>m in the assignment to it of a 7,000 toas of American flour for the re- September, 1917) there was no confusion diillcult task, and for the careful atten- lief of tlie Roumanian population who as all mail was accepted by the Post Office tion and favorable judgment with which suffered an almost total failure of their Department at domestic rates. Since No- you have considered its recommendatioius. crop.s. Even from these poor crop.s Ger- vember 11, officers and enlisted men have Roseiit S. Brookings, many requisitioned a large quantity of been furnishing their relatives and Chairman. grain and traasported it to Germany, A friends in tlie United States with the B. M. Bahucii, luindrcd thousand tons of this grain was name of tlie town or city in wliich they H. A. Garfield, found in barges on the Danube when the are stationed. These relatives and .Tohn M. Hancock, allies entered Roumania, and wa.s re- friends are addressing the mail to the P\ W. TAU.SSIG, stored to it.s owners. towns and cities in France but are only Hugh Fkayne, Flour for Czecli-Slovaks. placing dome.stic postage on the letters. llouT. H. Montgomery, Under the postal regulations this mail ~W. B. COLVER, In accordiuice witli promi.ses mado to can not be forwarded and is returned for Henry C. St cart. the Czocli-Slovak Government, the United additional postage. In many cases there The President, States relief administration lia.s delivered is no return address on the envelopes and The White House. them 5,000 ton.s of flour at Trieste, wliich the letters go to the Dead Letter Office. is being transported by Czccli trains to When mail is addressed and forwarded Letter of Transmittal. Prague. Tliere has also been placed at according to the war-time methoil, by tlie Czeclis Trieste War iNDUSTRms Board, the disposition of at giving the unit to which the soldier be- 0,000 ton.s of pork and 10,000 tons of Vv'ashington, December 23, 19JS. longs and tlie Army post-office number, the flour. Additional quantities are avail- domestic rate of postage (3 cents per My Dear Mr. President ; able for thorn as fast as transportation ounce) is necessary. When tlie prewar In transmitting to you the resignation can be arranged. The difficulty of trans- method of addressing mail Is employed, of the Price Fixing Committee, permit portation is accentuated by tlio fact that wherein the street number aud town or me to express my personal appreciation all trains from Trieste to Boiiemia must city in France is given, the mail automati- of the opportunity you have given me to pass througii Italian. Jugo-SIav. and Aus- cally comes under the foreign postal regu- contribute in a modest way to the solv- trian territory, and it has been necessary lations and requires foreign po.stagc ing of the many war problems over arrangements with these other to make late.s (5 cents xier ounce). which the War Industries Board and the people to insure safe transit. Since these Price Fixing Committee have had juris- territories are all extremely short of food diction. themselves, and have very little stable As explained in the committee’s letter government, American soldiers are ex- of resignation, our price-fixing activities pected to accompany the trains as guards. will not be entirely cleared until March MADE "TO PREVENT DISORDERS" Interallied Commission. 1, next. Tills, coupled with other inter- ests, will probably keep me here for sev- The supremo council of supply and Turkish advices to tlie State LVpart- eral months. If it so happens, Mr. Presi- relief lias estalilished an interallied com- ment report tiiat the Turki.sh Government dent, that I can be of any .service to you mission, compo.sed of one representative at any time, it is hardly nece.ssary for from eacli of the American, Britisli, says Unit recent arrests of leading nuun- me to say that I am always subject to French, and Italian Governments to con- bers of the party of Union aud Progres-s in your commands. trol the transportation and distribution Gonstautinople were inteudetl to prevent With great respect, believe me. of food from the port of Trieste to tlie disorders tliat might have involvetl tlie Cordially and sincerely, yours, interior. Railroad communication to the possibility of interveuliou of the entente Rorert S. Brookings, principal part of the Czech-Slovak. as Chairman, Price-Fixing powers and to prevent Bolslievik dis- Committee. well a.s tlie Jugo-Slav territory, will he turbances. The arrested men will be Tun President, from tins point. Gapt. Thomas G. tried before a special court-martial. The The White House. Gre.gory, of San Francisco, is the Amer- property of the members of the Union and ican representative and member of the I’rogress Parly, both at the Turkish c.api- Additional Army Units interallied mission, accompanied by Lieut. ' tal and in tlie Pro%finces, has been .soques- Col. W. B. Gausoy, of Ghicago; Maj. tered by tiie Government. Sonic further Assigned to Early Convoy George E. Burke, Swampsoott, Mass.; arrests lane been made, including Halil, Lieut. Emery I’ottle, of New York ; Lieut. uncle of former Minister of War Epver; The War Department authorizes the Theodore B. Macrker, Lansford, Pa. Gen. Vehih Pasha; Mahmoud Kianiil, for- publication of the following information ; Sergt. O. H. Ca.sh, Whittier, Cal.; Gorpl. mer under secertary of war, together witli Thn following organizations have been as- Paul D. Benuls, San Francisco. Cal. ; and the Turkish military in- : a former chief of signed to early convoy Prof. Iflncoln Hutchinson, of the Uni- One hundred and sixty-sixth Field Artillery telligence. versity of (Hlifornia, who will represent Rrlgsule Headiiuarters. (The department announced on Pebru- Tlirce hundred and forty-eighth Field Ar- the American relief administration at that 35 of the leading members tillery. Prague. ary 3 Throe hundred and forty-seventh Field Ar- of the Turkish committee of Union and tillery. Progress liad been arrested at Gonstanti- First Army Artillery Headquarters. handle, no Ninety-sixth Aero Squadron. Easy to buy, convenient to nople, including a former governor gen- tUiemlcal Warfare Casual Company No. 5. red tape—Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP eral of Smyrna, and a number of other tirdnance Casual Companies Nos. 12 to 21, Inclusive. to-day. prominent men in Turkey.) . : : — '

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RESTRICTIONS ON EXPORTS AMERICAN GASOLINE CREDITED Official Communique WITH IN TO SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES On League of Nations SAVING ALLIES CRISIS

AND HOLLAND ARE MODIFIED I)eliv(‘i'ics ill F'ront AIoiu; -

'riib following ofiicial (•oiivmu!ii(iuc was vnited ' in Campait;!!, FOREIGN OFFICES ARE NOTIFIED i.s;;uod I’aris on Fi'bruary .'5: at OHicia! I'tnciinKmls SIkdv. 'I'ho commission 'on tlio league of Associated Gooernment to Permit In- nations last ev(ming at (he Hotel met How delivei'i's of .Vmei'iran gas^iline de Crlllion at 8.30 o'clock and com- crease in Imports Certain Es- in (luaiditics on ti’c western front aloiio of menced its detailed discussions. A prevented allerai ion.s in tlu' i)lan of eain- preamble and two art ides were dis- sential Commodities by the North- paign which forced ija* central powers to cus.sed and their texts were provi- an arinislic(! is i-tnc’ i Icil in official docu- sionally agreed upon. Sati.sfiiclory ern Neutrals. numts made public by tlic United Stales progress was in regard to other made Fuel Adminisii'ai ion, parts of the draft; Tlie (lucstion of The iiuantitios of c-onimodilies licrc- Les.s Ilian GO day.s I'cfore the armi- adding repre.sontatives of other pow- nfter provideil for iiuiiovt into Norway, stice was signeil, it was li.sclo.s'tl, the si;- ers to, the commi.sslon was also dis- Swt>(lon, Holland, and Denmark by the uation hung in the balance just wlam cussed. The commi.ssion will meet — associated Governinonts is to be ni.atc- the American iieople were accustoming again this evening at 8.30 o’clock. riuliy increased, the AVar Trade Board themsehes to their voluntary relinquish- a n no nncod y es terda y ment of Sunday automobile ride.s. and the Notitication to tins effect has boon given oi'/servation of “gasolineless .'sundays.” by the associated Governinents to tliese the (ires upon an autouiobila no longer northern neutrals. require any special export license that Cen. Foch’s Blunt Message. is, an automobile's four tires can be car- Text ‘of ITotificatioii. But for this and other sacrifices, anntion, command informs him that position iias have accrued from the signing of the and ti'.e neutral countries agreed that become so serious that change in mili- armistice and the consi^uent availability none of these commodities should be re- tary operations will have to be connan- liberal distribution of certain exported to tli9 Central Powers. jilated uide.ss increased deliveries gc-.o- for more ” essential commodities, whose exportation The cessation of hostilities has so modi- line at front are imule possililc.’ territories of the fied conditions that it is possi1)le to to Norway from the now U. S. Furnished 80 Per Cent. associated Governments during the period provide Norway, Sweden, Holland, and of active hostilities was necessarily lim- Denmark with increased imports for their Mighty i»er cent of the allied reiiuire- ited by the existence of war conditions, own consumption with the understar.d- ments of peti'oleuin products, the Marl have made provision wliereby the people ing that all guarantees against reexporta- of Gurzon pointed out in a statement of Norway will be enabled to secure addi- tion are still to be strictly observed. inaile Noveml)er 21, was furiii.‘:!ied h.v tional quantities of the articles provided Formal Announcement. the United States, and AValter H. Imng, for in the agreement of April 30, 1918. Briti.sh Secretary of State for tlie Col- The formal announcement of the As expressed in the above-mentioned War onies, sent special thanks for the work Trade Board follows agreement, it has always been the hope of the fuel administration in providing The War Trade Board announce.s, in of the associated Governments that con- a oil, and the activitie.s of tlie American new ruling (W. T. B. It. .“>79), that ditions would at somp time permit the the oil indu-stry. associated Governinents have this increase of the rations therein specified, day Of this fuel, of which the .American informed the Governments and the associated Governments, feeling of Norway, people .supplioil four-fifths, Senator Ber- Sweden, Holland, and Denmark that the “ now that the initiation of peace negotia- enger deciarsd, I'etroleum w ill h.ave quatities of commodities provided tions warrant action in fulfillment of such to be played as great a part in tlie victory r.s imported into those countries desire, have agreed that the quantities of by the sev- blood itself, and will have provol tlie eral agreements in commodities which Norway shall be enti- now effect have been life bloixl of victory,” and Sir .lohn Cad- materially increased. tled to receive under the provisions of the AVith respect to man, British i>etro!enin executive, used many commodities, including above-mentioned agreement shall be in- such as identical words, writing, “ Oil fuel was ' clothing, creased.” machinery, and rubber tires, the the life lilood of the navy.” limits as to quantity entirely Similar notes were presented to the for- have been re- moved, and these Appreciated by Allied Officials. eign otlices of Sweden, Holland, and Den- commodities may now mark. be licensed freely, subject only to the con- Appreciations of .America's splendid Commodities Involved. dition that the appropriate import certifi- and successful efforts to provide this cates have been issued. “ ” This new arrangement will provide for lifeblood on land and sea also were All exporters whose applications have these northern neutrals material increases received from E. D. Hewan, oil executive heretofore been refused, or who ha^ e not of their imports of cotton, wool, and of the Britisli ministry of shipping; Ca- filed applications because of the lack of leather, and their manufactures. mille Ceriiti, of the Italian military mis- Such import certificates, are advised to com- sion and other high officials increases apply also to petroleum and its ; among the municate with their customers abroad products, edible' and inedible animal allies. and and to request them to reapply for the vegetable oils, tobacco, coffee. The shipment of gasoline and other pe- and Al- appropriate import certificates. ready the limits as to quantity of im- troleum products so promptly and in sudi ports of many commodities, including large quantities was made possible only AUSTRALIA LIFTS EMBARGOES. patriotic efforts of clothing, machinery, and rubber tires, hy the the petroleum industry working through the national have been entirely removed, so that there The official representative of the Aus- petroleum war service committee in har- is no longer any restriction as to the quan- tralian Department of Trade and Cu.s- tity which may be imported, and licenses toms announces that the prohibition monious cooperatiov. witli the Fuel Ad- ministration. to export these commodities to Norway, against the importation into Australia of Sweden, Holland, and Denmark will be soap, and of certain goods when packed frqply granted, subject only to the condi- in tin-plate containers or manufactured prohibition against tin-plate manufac- tion that the appropi'iate import certifi- from tin plate has been removed. Soap tures and goods packed in tin-plate con- cates of those countries have been issued. has been on the list of prohibited imports tainers has been in force since .January Attention was called to the fact that in Australia since August 9, 191G, and the 1, 1918. — ; : :

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©ffirial IBitllmn I^ubiislied livory Week Day, lixcept Synopsis of the Trust Accounts Le^ral Holidays, Under Order of Uio Hresideul of tto United States and by Authority of Conffress. Of the Alien Property Custodian

Oflice; No. 8 Jackson Place, Washiuston. D. C. Tel. Main 6600. Following is a synopsis of the trust accounts of the Alien Property Custodian as of January 31, 1919: Copies of Till-: Official U. S. Bulletin will be fiii-nisliod witboiU cljaiRO to every post jtlice Cash deposited with Secretary of Treasury: in the C'Dited States (to be posted daily, for the beuelit of the public, under order of the Invested in Governiiient securities $6'>, 418, 358. 10

I’o.stinaster General) ; to legislative and execu five officers of the United Stales Government, $75, 589, 222. 78 and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign Governments. Edw.mid S. Kociiesteu, Editor. Cash with depositaries 903, 792. 95 Stocks 167, 541, 815. 19 RATES BY MAIL. Bonds—other than investments made by Secretary of Treas- One year 00 ury 59, 762, 980. 88 Six mouths 00 Mortgages 12, 360, 512. 66 One year, postage prepaid to * foreign countries 8. 00 Notes receivable 5,773,202.43 Daily—' Six months, postage prepaid to Accounts receivable 49, 322, 826. 04 foreign countries 4. 50 Real estate 10, 088, 218. 92 Back numbers and extra General businesses and estates in operation or liquidation, copies X each . 05 Make all chcck.s, money orders, and drafts merchandise, miscellaneops investments, etc 83, 597, 587. 67 payable to Tub Official U. S. Bulletin. Enemy vessels 34, 193, 690. 00

499, 133, 849. 52 RULES FOR WORKSHOP GIFTS Number of trusts reported to Alien Property Custodian 31, 831 TO ARMY HOSPITAL PATIENTS Number of trusts opened 26,386 Sale or Giving Away of Fabri- cated Articles Also Subject to Regulation. Number of Sick Reduced NATURAL GAS SITUATION IN / In Expeditionary Forces The AVar Department authorizes the ARKANSAS TO BE INVESTIGATED following oflice of statement from the the Tlie War Department authorizes publi- fcsurgeon General cation of the following: At a meetin.g of representatives of Neitlier imtients nor attendants at Reports from the American Expedi- these interested in the natural ga.s situ- ho.spitals expected, Army are nor may tionary Forces continue to show reduc- ation in the State of Arkansas the United they he required to purchase raw ma- States Fuel tion in tlie number of sick. The following Administration announced terials for work in occupational therapy table prepared by the statistics branch, that it would be very glad to cooperate in (curative workshops), according to in- General Staff, War Department, indicate.s an endeavor to a.scertain the exact facts structions issued by Surgeon General the reduction conc-erning the situation in that State. M. \V. Ireland. Individual patients are The as.sistance of the Bureau of Mines prohibited from accepting donations of Not dc- and the Geological Survey has been asked Nov. 14 De ’.19 Jan. 16 niaferial to be fabricated for sale ; but CToaso, in placing at the disiKisal of the Fuel Ad- donations to a common stock, or dona- ministration some of their exiierts to tions to iiulividual.s of raw material to be serve on a board of investigation. From disease 91,40') 87. 042 07, 93 27.1)2 fabricated for gifts or for per.soiial kcep- Frominjurv 99,043 57. lOO 28.l’)03 70, 3.-4 The conference was the result of the .sakes, are not prohibited. adoption of resolutions by the Arkansas Total 348 95,062 Present regulations provide that ma- 193,448 144, 97,486 Gas Users’ Association at Little Rock. In terials for making articles which will be connection with the allegations made in used by tlio hospital itself, or for articles the resolutions it was decided that an in- which have no sale value, will be pur- 4 Transports Change Course vestigation be made upon the following chased from the medical and hospital ap- And Their Ports of Landing lines propriations. 1. Whether the Arkansas Natural Gas Raw material for fabrication of articles Co. has made and Is making rea.soiiablc authorizes pub- of no utility to the hospital hut of saleable The War Department efforts to obtain and maintain an ade- lication of the following: value are to be purchased from the hos- quate supply of .Etas, (this to involve the Norfoll-, sailed pital fund. Patients are not allowed to The transport which question of the relations with other com- Nantes .January 28 and was due at sell their work individually to visitors, from panies in so far as it relate.s to the York February 15, has changed its but it will be sold througli the hospital, New amounts of gas obtainable from them or will arrive at Philadelphia. and proceeds will he taken up in the hos- course and to be delivered to them). transport Peerless, which sailed I)ital funtl. If the proceeds of the sale The 2. The adequacy of the distribution sys- 2G and was due exceed tlie cost of raw materials, the from Bordeaux January tem of the company considered in conmn?- profit may he distributed among the pa- at Newport News February 4, lias changed tion with the business offering to the dis- tient.s'mtinufacturing the articles. its course and will arrive at New York. tribution lines and the density of popula- In special cases where the fabricated The transport El Orienie, which sailetl tion of territory served. due articles may have iieculiar or special from Bordeaux January 30 and was 3. Whether the company has used and interest to the patient who made them, at Newport News February 9, has changed is using due diligence to ni.aiutain its Ihe latter may he allowetl to dispose of its course and will arrive at New York. property in reasonably good operative them at his pleasure otherwi.se thau by The transport lirislol, which sailed condition, and is the line of reasonably sale. from La Pa 11 ice Rochelle January 23 and good construction. was due at New York February G, has 4. What is the probable life of the terri- MARE ISLAND WINS HONORS. changed its course and will arrive at tory from wliich the Arkansas Co. is now Pliiladolphia. Secretary Daniels has received a re- drawing its supply and are wasteful port from the commandant of the Navy methods being practiced iu that field and Yard. Mare Island, Cal., showing that the Just received two silk banners, one the by whom? Mare Isltind Chtipter American Red Cross national honor banner, second war fund The conference was attended by offi- won highest honors for California and cainptiign, for the State of Galiforuia, cials of the Arkansas Gas Co., also by the nkso for the entire Pacific ct>ast in the and the other the national honor banner, State fuel administrator of Arkansas soeoiul war fumi campaign. This chap- second war fund campaign for the entire and his executive secretary, and by the ter, which is necessarily a small one, has I’acilic coast. sca-etary of the Gas Users’ As.sociation. ; : : ;

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WORK OF CONGRESS List of Transports and Army Units t' BRIEFLY TOLD Sailing from France for United States

IL SENATE. The AVar Department authorizes the (on February 12 wilh the following F ptiblication of the folh)wing information: troops: Post Oflico appropria- rrosress on the 'Pile transport Leviathan sailed from Tlirpa IiundrcU and Hlxly nlulh Iiifaulry, t tion l)ill was delayed yesterday because Brest February 3d and is due to arrive at Supply Company. .\I<

if any, liave oflieers, : Camp est, to what steps, been men ; Camp bee, 7 45 men Meade, officers, total, officers, as G 28 men ; 30 931 (Jordon, 14 oflieers, 204 men Camp Pike, 3 taken to obtain a suspension or modifica- ; nieu. oflieers. 111 men. Ono liundi’cd and sixty-third Infantry, .Medi- liritisli tion of the order of embargo Three hundred and seventy-first Infantry, cal Detachment, 2d Battalion. against manufactured products was (le- try complete, 77 oflieers, 2,005 men, (colored) Companies E and D, 30 officers, 897 men, divided as follows : Custer, 173 men bated for two liours and tlien went over Camp ; Camp Dlx. Lee, Camp Gordon, 1 ofiicer, 251 men ; Camp Casual Company No. 23G, 1 officer, 53 men, until to-day. Critici.sm of tlie order was 244 men ; Camp Sherman, 8 ofUcers, 500 men ; Now York. Tlie Barracks, voicetl by Senators of botli parties. Camp Devens, 170 men ; Columbu.s Ninety casual officer.s, clas.sified as follows : 4S2 men : (^amp Meade, 0.S oflieers, 785 men. Air Service, C. A. I’leld Artlllerj’, resolution of Senator Poindexter calling 42 ; C., 2 ; 3 ; One hundred and si.xty-third Infantry, Chemical Warfare Service, Engineers, upon the Attorney General for a report 2 ; 1 Field and Staff Headquarters Company, 11 of- Infantrs’, G; Marine Corps, 1; Ordnance, 19; on what steps have been taken to in- ficers, 252 men. Camp Di.v. Quartermaster, 2 ; Signal Corps, 10 ; Adju- Throe hundred and sixty-eighth Infantry, tant General's vsetigate bolshevism and other propa- department, 1 ; unknown, 1. Medical Detach- L Headquarters Detachmenl, Other casuals : Ex-officers, 2 civilians, 3. ganda in the United States was adopted. ment. ; officers, The transport Henderson sailed from Also passed a , resolution calling upon Companies H, I, K, L, and M, 35 the Department of Agriculture for full l,l:tO men (colored) Camp Meade. Bordeaux February 3, and is due to ar- Forty-first Division Headquarters, .32 of- rive at New York about February 14 Information concerning the pi’oduction, ficers, 0,8 men and 1 field clerk. Camp Dix. supply, and price of potash in the United Casual Company No. 232, 1 ofiicer, 38 men, with the following troops: States. Texas. Bordeaux Convalescent Detachment No. Vi. Officers commanding convalescent detach- 151 men ; No. 19, 151 men ; No. 43, 149 men During the day's discussion Senator ments 17 Medical Corps Brest convalescent ; Nos. 45 and 4G, 14G men ; No. 54, G men ; No. Reed, of Mi.ssouri. made a speech criti- detachments Nos. 24 to .34, inclusive, 1,550 58, 49 men ; No. 08, 10 officers ; No. 80, 7 ; Nos. 37 to 39, inclusive, 351 men Nos. cizing the proposed league of nations. men ; officers. 41 and 42, 231 men. Detachments Nos. 77 to inclusive, 20 Senator Freliughuysen, of New .Jersey, in 84, Casual officers, classified as follows : Air officers, 474 men. Corps, I! ; Field an address criticized the alleged failure Service, 12 ; Coast Artillery Detachment A, Casual Company No. 33, 2 Artillery. 4 : Cavalry, 1 (^hemical Warfare to properly equip the American forces in ; officers. 5G men. Camp Grant. Engineers, Infantry, 19 ; Service, 1 ; 8 ; Medi- Medical detachment for duty, G officers, 40 the battle of the Argonne,, whom he de- cal. Ordnance, 7 : Motor Tran.sport Corps, 1 ; men. “ Signal Corps, The clared were slaughtered like sheep.” 2 ; Quartermaster, 5 : 1 ; Other casuals, 2 nurses, 3 civilians. Before the Interstate Commerce Com- Adjutant General's Department, 1 ; General Included in the above are sick and wounded Staff, 1 : veterinarian, 1 ; Embarkation Serv- classified as follows : Bed ridden, 5 officers, mittee Dii'ector General Hines .said that ice, total. 70. 1 ; unknown, 2 ; 12 men ; tubercular and isolated, 16 men, 2 a permanent solution railroad sit- casuals. Seventeen enlisted men, 2 of the Other — nurses : others requiring no special attention, uation could not be found without a re- nurses, 29 civilians, 5 general prisoners. 34 officers, 1,09G men. Included in above are sick and wounded organization of the roads on the basis of The transport Matsonia sailed from classified as follows : Bedridden. lOG men invested capital, or without consolida- tubercular and others requiring isolation, 83 Bordeaux February 3 and is due to ar-

men mental, 47 men ; requiring no special tion so as to eliminate the wide difference ; rive at New York February 14 with the attention, 1,941 men. Also three French of- t between the strength of the various roads. following 1 roops I ficers. Before the buildings committee investi- Sixty-eighth Regiment C. A. C., complete, K' The transport Regina .sailed from Brest gating the Chicago speedway hospital 37 officers, 1,792 men. February 3 and is due to arrive at Bos- Coast Defenses of Long Island Sound. project. Milton .7. Trainor, of the real ()ne hundred and fifty-first Field Artillery estate section of the war department, de- Brigade Headquarters, 8 officers, 10 men. Camp i ((miplained that drunkenness prevailed nied that he had sought a commission of Devens. among their officers, that food and cloth- Medical Detachment for duty, 2 officers, 7 [ ' laid $100,000. CorrespoiKlence before the ing wore insufficient, and that their pay men. committee investigating the packing in- was long overdue. Medical Detachment for duty, 2 officers, 4 dustry showed that President Swift, of men. The lIou.se adopted unanimously the re- Bordeaux Convalescent Detachment No. 85, Swift & Co., had written President Wil- port of -the Elections Committee holding 18 men. son protesting against the report of the that Thomas A. Chandler, Republican, Bordeaux Convalescent Detachment No. 60, Federal Trade Commission on the pack- 1 officer. was legally elected a member from the Casual Company No. 355, Camp Dix, 2 of- ing industry and that the President after First Oklahoma district. Secretary Glass ficers, 145 men. into Casual Company No. S5G, Sherman, 2 an examination the facts declined to aslasd for m deficiency appropriation of Camp interfere with the action of the commis- officers, 139 men. $9,220,000 for the Bureau of AVar Risk Casual Company No. 357, Camp Upton, 2 sion. Insurance for military and naval compen- officers, 1C2 men. Senator Weeks, of Massachusetts, in- sation, salaries, and other expenses. Casual Company No. 358, Camp Dodge, 2 troduced a bill to abolish the office of officers, 103 men. Before the Agricultural Committee con- Casual Company No. 3G0, Camp Devens, 2 Comptroller of the Currency. sidering the bill dealing with the guaran- officers, 145 men. Casual Company No. .361, Camp Lewis, price of the 1919 wheat crop, Julius 2 teed officers, IIG men. HOUSE. Barnes, head of the Food Administra- Casual Company No. 3G3, Camp Upton, 2 officers, 146 The House refused to instruct its con- tion’s Grain Corpoi'ation, appealed for men. Casual Company No. Camp Dodge, 2 Presi- 364, fei'ees to accept the Senate amendment to broad powers to be vested in the officers. 102 men. the bill to validate informal War De- dent through which to make effective the- Casual Company No. 3C5. Camp Dix, 2 of- partment contracts and sent that measure Government’s guaranteed price of $2.20 ficer.s, 130 men. Ca.sual Company No. 367, Camp McClellan, back to conference. Debate continued on a bushel. Edward C. Lasater continued 2 officer.s. 111 men. f K the naval appropriation bill. During the his attacks on the Food Administration Casual Company No. 27, Camp Grant, 2 discussion Chairman Padgett, of the com- before the Interstate Comhierce Commit- officers. 137 men. Casual civilians, C. mittee, received a cable message from tee investigating the packing industry, Included in above are 18 tubercular cases, President Wilson thanking the committee and declared that the five big packers de- of w'hom 2 are bedridden. for its unanimous approval of a second termined the policy of the Food Adminis- The tran.sport Hoicick Hail sailed fi'om three-year building plan. Representative tration. Before the Rules Committee, Borcieaux February 3 and is due to ar- McCulloch, of Ohio, during the debate urging a special rule for the Burnett im- rive Newport News February 18 with I ’ read into the Record a letter from Homer migration bill, Frank Morrison, secretary the followiii.g~troops t E. Black of Canton, Ohio, written on in- of the American Federation of Labor, Detachment Casual Company No. 31, Ala- formation received from various soldiers predicted that returning soldiers will be bama. 1 officer, 40 men. Casual officers classified as follows : Air stating that Ohio soldiers of the 332d needed to preserve order if unemployment Service, 1 ; Infantry, 2 ; Medical, 1 ; Ordnance,

Infantry on duty at Cattara, Dalmatia, continues. 1 ; total, 5. 7l°—19 ‘-2 ;: ;

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RECONSTROCTiON ACTIVITIES GENERAL IMPORT LICENSES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AMENDEDBYWAR TRADE BOARD By William B. 'Wilson, Secretary of Labor. Itceonsti'iict ion activities of the Depart- Tlie W:ir Trade Board announces in a 1919, and W. T. B. R. .525. issued .Tanuary nient of l^alior depeiul largely upon Con- new ruling (W. T. B» It. 571), that the 29, 1919, that the foHowing-named firms grc.ss. I..egislatioii must he enacted to general license known as I’BF No. 12, de- liave been added to the list of those who make possible iui effective and consistent scribed in W. T. B. It. 234, issued Septem- have executed the agreement and to whom program that \yill give employment to ber 18, 1918. has been amended to re.scind raw furs from Canada may be consigned our returning soldiers and provide a clause E thereof, which provided that under general license I'BF No. 30: transcontinental rail were not peaceful transition to normal industry. shipments diaries Dalton, Chicago, 111. We have now an opportunity to engage within the .scope of such license. Federal Fur Co., St. Louis, Mo. D. G. llarlow, Boston, Mass. in great constructive enterprises that will Tills general license as amended now Albert llerskovils & Son, New York City. add immensely to America’s wealth and 1 eads James A. Kane, Brooklyn. N. Y. all 1‘esources. The Department of Lalior is “Covering the importation of com- I’ollak & Terkcr, New York City. Kogers Fur Co., St. Louis, Mo. full .sympathy with every constructive nioditi'es of tlie oiigin or destination siieci- in StrusBcr Bro.s.. New Y’ork City. therefore, it has endorsed tied belo\v which arrive at any port of the movement ; and, M. Sloman & Co.. Detroit, Mich. in principle both the Ivenyon and Ivelly United States and/or which are conveyed Speer Fur Coiporation, New York City, S. F. Tsoufkas, Chicago, III, bills, now pending in Congress, altliough in transit through the territory of the J. Winograd & Sous, New York City. United .States, either in bond or other- it has suggested modifications in some Bach Fur Co.. Chicago. 111. details. wise, as follows: M. V.'alla.h. New York City. “(a) Commodities originating in Can- .T. P. Ituffus, New York City. The Kenyon Bill. The Gauss Fur Co.. New York City. ada or Newfoundland and destined for Ed. 11. Bill & Co., Boston, Mas.s. bill for an ap- originating Tlie Kenyon provides any country in the world ; or J. Wagner Co., New York City. propriation of .$100,000,000, and the Kelly in Great Britain, France, or Italy or any G. Steinrnardor, New York City. Kennedy & Lake. Jamesville. t'l is. bill of $500,000,000, for the promotion of of their European or West Indian posses- tJcneral Hide & .Skin Corporation, New York useful construction and for buffer em- sions and destined for Canada or New- City. Woifsolui Co., Now York City. ployment. Every day’s labor power lost foundland ; M. & Joseph Sctiill & Co., New York City, is a permanent loss to tlic country, and “(b) Commodities originating in Great (’reeland Fur Co., Detroit. .Mich. we can not afford to have labor unem- Britain, France, or Italy, and ilestincd -Tulius Morris. New York City. ployed. for any We.st Indian colony, possessions, Lincoln Hide & Fur Co.. Liurolii. Nehr. Hotchiier Bros, York City. unemployment situation, according or protectorates of said countries, or orig- New The Weil Bros.. Fort TVayne. Ind. to late reports to the employment serv- inating in any of said West Indian col- Joiin Knlchl, Boston, Ma.ss. ice, is rather serious, although every ef- onies, po.ssessioiis, or protectorates and Ritingoi; & Schild Co.. New York City. L. Iial)iiiowUz, .New York City. foi’t is being made to place men as rapidly destined for Great Britain, France, or John .T. .‘^hort, Detroit, Mich. as possible. The setback to business Italy J. S. Lodewidc Co.. New York City. v/hich resulted from the signing of the j “(c) Commodities originating in Can- Haas & (ioidsmith. New York Citv. or destined for another Redick Hide & Fur Co., Grand Forks, N. armistice is the primary cause for the ada Mexico and Dak. uncertainty, con- point in tlie same country, passing present feeling of and a Ainerichn Hide & Leather Co., New York struction progi'am of national scope will through the United States en route City. do much to stimulate industry. The “(d) Commodities of whatever qrigin Rosenberg Bros., Detroit. Mich. information and education service of the or de.stination not now or hereafter iilaced .Steiner & Bros., New Y’ork City. ’’ J. W. GiP'ert, .Algonac, Mich. on the ‘ Restricted list.’ department, tlirough its Division of Pub- St. Loui.s Pnr Exchange. St. Louis, Mo. lic Works and Construction Develop- Robert A. Pfeiffer. Detroit. Alich. ment, is doing much to liriug into definite The Blar Trade Board aiihounces, in a Ilibliard-Stewart Co., Seattle, Wash. Henry Bennett. New York City. ruling ( T. B. R. 578), supplement- form (he actual condition of industry at new W. Cohn & Son, New York City. this time. ing W. T. B. It. 481, Issued .Fanuary 4, F. A. Stephens & Co., Denver, Colo. Adjustment of labor Disputes. Labor disputes ai’e being dealt with by United States among several varying .Stopped on nceounl of Ibo .armistice. the Adjustment Service of th.e depart- groups; the inspection of children of the The ludustri.'il Relations Division re- ment. Last week it took action in 9 Indiana General Electric Co., on com- ports continued misundm-standing on tlie strikes and 14 disputes, and 14 adjust- lilaint of State inspector, and shipyard part of slatei's on the New Brunswiclc ments were reached. investigation in North Atlantic districts. project, tbe matter having to be again Since the action of Ihc department in Schools have been canvassed in tiie t.oken up witli tbe internalional union, many instances where disputes arise de- home-work study in Rhode Island and in- q’he slaters situation at Eridgeporl, pends on the relations of wages and li\ ing spections liavc been made in Connecticut Conn., has tilso been given attention, and costs, the work of the Bureau of I.,ahor (exclusive of shipyards). a rate of 90 cents tin hour and $0 per Statistics on living costs is highly im- In the AVomaii in Industry Service a week for room itnd hoard has been es- portant. Field work lias been completed revision of the report on labor laws for tablished on the Erie, Pa., project for in tbe Eastern States and is being tabu- women in Indiana has been comiileled, slaters from Cleveland and otlier out-of- lated. An industrial survey is under way and complete charts liave been prepared tov.’n localities. in several industries, ami a tabulation showing the difference in the labor laws “ Handicap ” Bureau. of wage rates in the cotton, woolen, and in the different States. Conferences have worsted industries is being continued. liecn asked for and advice .sought by A “ liandicap bureau " has been estab- One of the largest railroad .systems in women’s or.ganizations in various parts lished by the United States Empioyment tlie country, an eastern trunk line operat- of the counti-y. Representatives of the Service of the Department of Labor for ing 4,000 miles of track, has announced service attended the hearing of the War tlie purpose of lindiug suitable positions its intention to introduce training in all Labor Board on the employment of for men and women past middle age and. departments, according lo an announce- women on the street cars in Detroit and for those who liecanse of a physical dis- ment by the Training Service. Investi- a statement of relevant facts was filed. ability have difficulty in finding em|>loy- gations by this service indicate an annual Complaint concerning the treatment of ment. In Massaclnisetts. wlu'ie the work loss of .$1,250,000,000 in manufacturing re- women in a strike at .Toliet, 111., was is already under way. the first monthly tlirough labor turnover. industries alone forreil to the Conciliation Service. report sliows that 1..3G7 men and women Aid of Colleges. The Housing Corporation. beyond the prime of life in years liave been placed in good positions. The Colleges are'being enlisted to aid in (lie The 12 divisions of the United Stales youngest is 50 and the oldest 72. The promotion of safety work and indu|hrial Housing Corporation report well-sus- lines Illinois bureau has placed 412 crippled liygiene, the Working Conditions Siwvice t iined activities in their several soldiers. announces. 'Phe National Safety Council f.a’ the week ending .Tanuary 18. The United States Employment Servii-e will cooperate with the service in promot- . Town IManning Division is continuin.g The ing safety in industry. work on six projects and lias discon- during 1918 received 4.211.942 ainilic.a- I referred to ciuployers 3.931. .5P9 New undertakings under considerati >n ! tinned operations for the winter months tions and by the ('hildron'.s Bureau include an in- on five. The Homes Registration Divi- persons, of whom 3,i).99.29.5, or 91.4 i)cr vestigation of placed. the feeble-minded in the I Sion reports requisition of new proiierly cent, were :

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I iider the iiropowd plan Congrc'-, ‘ Project to Supply Work and Homes has been asl;c(l to make an aiiprojiria- lion of $ino,(j(H),

to the land in the arid region ; they tenths of 1 per cent. If continued for t proving Lands Through^ would blow the stumps and clear the 10 years tlie increase would be only 3 brush from the cut-over timbcrland, and per cent, while the population increases F the Country—An- out clear and drain the swamp land. After five or six times as fast. It can rejulily sivers Found to Two this would come the work of leveling the be seen that there is little cause for ground, building houses and barns, laying iilarm that overproduction and depres- Objections — Ad- out town sites, constructing roads, erect- sion of prices would result from the con- ing cooperative creameries, canneries, struction now' proposed. vantages of Sol- warehouses, etc., and, short, bringing in Utilizing Abandoned Farms. i dier - Settle- into being on each project several model y community settlements comprising at In regard to the question of utilizing least 100 farm families. the abandoned farms, this matter has \ ment Plan. Each qualified soldier, sailor, or marine been given careful consideration in con- would right of nection with the plan as a whole, and it The Department of the Interior au- then be given a preference ] entry which he had is believed that where such farms thorizes the following statement concern- on these farm homes can helped to create. During the time he be found in more or less compact areas ing the proposition to provide farm homes has worked for the Government in the of from 8,000 to 10,000 acres up, they lor returning soldiers construction of these projects, he would will form an integral part of the plan. ^ There is now pending before the House be paid good wages, and should be able In other words, the plan contemplates of Representatives a bill (H. R. 13651) without difficulty to save enough to make the construction of community settle- introduced by Representative J. F. his initial small payment on the price ments of not les-s than 100 families Byrnes, of South Carolina, which, if en- f of the farm. The balance he would be rather than the placing of the men on acted into law, will give the Secretary r allowed to pay in small installments over Individual farms scattered here and of the Interior broad pow’ers along the a long period of years. there throughout a State or the country. line of soldier-settlement plans which he the past The financing of individual farms has [ has so strongly advocated for Only Two Objections Raised. been tried both In Europe and Australia, .several mouths. t Only two objections of any moment and in both cases rejected as a failure. Carries $100,000,000 Appropriation. have been raised to the plan. First, that On the other hand, community settle- The bill provides for an appropriation the reclamation and cultivation of vast ments of 100 families or more have, un- areas of unused unproductive land der the same authorities, signally i of $100,000,000 for the investigation. Irri- and been gation, drainage, and development of throughout the country would result in succes.?ful. overproduction and depressing the prices 1 swamp, arid, cut-over, waste, and unde- Community Settlements. veloped lands throughout the country, for of foodstuffs ; second, that the abandoned I the purpose of providing employment and farms, particularly in the New England Such community settlements will make States, should be utilized before under- possible Federal supervision instruc- ' farms with improvements and equipment and t for honorably discharged soldiers, sailors, taking the reclamation of new laud. tion, which would be impossible in the ' and marines. As to the first objection, distinction case of individual farmers. They will Acting under an appropriation of $200,- should be made between the ultimate pos- admit of the development of plans for 000, the Reclamation Service has made a sibilities of reclamation, spread over cooperative buying and selling and for rough preliminary survey of possible rec- many decades, and the practical possibil- numerous other cooperative enterprises. lamation projects throughout the United ities of the next few years. The state- Under existing agricultural conditions States, and has presented to Congress a ment has been made, and has been quoted the man wfitli small capital, and often large amount of data bearing on the ques- widely, that there are upward of 250,000,- little experience in farming, will find tion. This preliminary survey shows be- 000 acres of unused and unproductive these matters essential to a successful

• land in this country that might be util- agricultural enterprise. . yond question that, given the funds to carry on the work, feasible projects of ized. When narrowed down to a prac- The plan is by no means in the nature tical statement of the situation, however, f from 10,000 acres up can be developed in of an experiment. It has been tried out it is evident that many millions L practically every State in the Union, and of acres on a large scale in Australia and on a several such projects in some of the of these lauds are not feasible for recla- small scale in our own country, in the States. mation purposes under present conditions. State of California, at Durham, and in In many cases the cost of reclamation each instance has proved highly success- . Work for Thousands. would be prohibitive; in others the soil ful. It is believed that with the appro- the bill is passed it is pTl-oposed If to conditions are unfavorable; in others a priation of the necessary funds by Con- offer ! immediate work to thousands of combination of factors makes such recla- gress the plan can be made equally suc- discharged soldiers, sailors, and marines ; mation practically impossible at the pres- cessful on the projects undertaken in in the construction of meritorious proj- ent time and under present economic con- practically every State in the Union. i ects throughout the country. Because of ditions. ' the fact that practically each State con-

! tains one or more feasible projects, it will Exportation of Iron

f usually be possible to offer a man work in his own State and frequently near his INFORMATION ABOUT ALL And Steel to Switzerland j; FOR former home. , All classes of labor will be required, GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES The War Trade Board announces in a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 583) that iron I from that necessitating the highest de- APPLY TO THE steel (except high-speed steel) have ' gree of technical skill to that of the ordi- and SERVICE BUREAU been added to the list of commodities ; nary laborer. Thei’e will, of course, be mentioned in W. T. B. R. 542, issued hundreds of positions open for men in of the COMMITTEE ON clerical work, such as bookkeepers, ac- January 27, 1919, for the exportation of countants, timekeepers, storekeepers, and PUBLIC INFORMATION which to Switzerland licenses will be is- the like, as well as positions for teara- sued freely, if the applications are other- - sters, blacksmiths, truck drivers, engine- FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS wise in order.

r: men, cooks, etc. Telephones: Main—5600, 2570 (branches, [ * This force, gathered from the ranks Help- your Government and yourself at of 2638, 2639. 2840), 3250, and 3251 ; our fighting men, would be- put to work tlie same time—buy war-savings stamps. ;; ; : — ; :

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Kean. Division No. 8. Harding, Gridley, Organization of the American Fleet Fairfax, Taylor, Bell, Stribling. Divi- sion No. 9, Murray, Israel, Luce, Maury, Since Return From War and Vessels Lunsdale, Mahan. 2. , li'lotilla No. —Rear Admiral A. H. Robertson; llag-ship Salem: Assigned for the Spring Maneuvers Group No. 4.—Division No. 10, Schley, Champlain, Mugford, Chew, Hazeltvood, Secretary Daniels antnorizes the fol- Chase; Vermont, Capt. F. H. Clark; V/illiams. Division No. 11, Crane, Hart, Ingraham, Ludlow, 157, 158. Division lowing; statement on the orsanization of Michigan, Capt. G. AV. Laws ; South Caro- ll'c lleet, coinpietecl since the return of lina, Capt. AV. D. Brotherton. No. 12, Lanyberton, Radford, Montgom- American warships from service in Eu- ery, Breeze, Gamble,' Ramsay. Battleship Force No. 2. No. 5. Division No. Wickes, 1‘opean waters and in preparation for Group — 13, Battleship force No. A'ice Admirql the spring inaneuver.s and battle prac- 2, Philip, Woolsey, Evans, Buchanan, Aaron H. B. AVTlson .squadron No. Rear Ad- tice in Cuban waters, for which the lleet ; 3, Ward. Division No. 14, Ralhbournc, Tal- miral Hugh Rodman. sailed Tuesday, February 4. bot, Waters, Dent, Dorsey, Lea. Divi- Division No. Rear Admiral E. AV. Not all of the ships mentioned, how- 5, sion No. 15, Turbell, Yarnell, Upshur, Eberle flagship Utah, Capt. H. H. Hough ever, will take part in the maneuvers, ; Greer, Elliott, Roper. Delaware, Capt. C. F. Preston North 6. as the older battleships and cruisers and ; Group No. —Division No. IG, Tatt- Dakota, Capt, T. J. Senn; Florida, Capt. all other naval vessels available are help- nall, Badger, Twiggs, Babbitt, Delong, M. M. Taylor. Boggs, ing to bring homo American troops from Jacob Jones. Division No. '17, Division Admiral Hugh France. No. 6, Rear Kilty, Kennison, Ward, Claxton, Hamil- A'. Rodman ; flagship Netv York, Capt. AV. ton. Division No. 18. 15.9, IGO, Palmer, Organization of the Fleet. Prath Twining; ; Texas, Capt. M. C. Thatcher, M’alker, Crosby. The- following tabulation shows the or- Wyoming, Gapt. H. H. Christy; Arkansas, Flotilla No. 3, flagship Ciicsfcr; ganization of the fleet by forces, squad- Capt. L. R. De Steiguer. Group No. 7. —Divisioii No. 19, Breck- rons, and divisions. It will be noted Division No. 7, Rear Admiral R. E. enridge, Bamtcy, Blakely, Biddle, Dupont, Coontz flagship Tennessee ( not yet in that the fleet is composed of two forces ; Bernadou. Division No. 20. 15.}. 1.75, T. A'ogelge- of battleships designated by Battleship commission) ; Idaho, Capt. C. 15C. 133. 131/, Tillman. Division No. 21, sand Oklahoma, Capt. C. B. McA^ay; Force No. 1 and Battle.ship Force No. 2 ; Meredith, Bush, CouwU. Maddox, Foots, Then there is also a ciniser and trans- Nevada, Capt. AAh C. Cole. Rodgers. port force, a destroyer force, mine force, Division No. 8, ATce Admiral H. B. Wil- Gropp No. 8.—Division No. 22, Burns, .son flagship Mexico, Capt. L. A. and a train, which is composed of the ; New Anthony, Sproston, Rizal, 2IcKcmie. ships for fueling and supplying and re- Bostwick; Arizona, Capt. J. PI. Dayton; Division No. 23, Rcnshaic, O’Baunon, Mississippi, Capt. AA’. A. Moffett Penn- pairing the fighting ships of the fleet. ; Hogan, Iloicard, Stansbnry. Division No. It will be noted that the forces of ships sylvania, Capt. L. M. Milton. 24. Hopewell, Thotnas, Haraden, Abbott, are composed of those ships of similar The Cruiser Force. Baglcy. characteristics and mission. A force of Group No. 9.—Division No. 23, Clem- Cruiser force, squadron 1, A'ice Admiral ships is then divided into squadrons and son, Dahlgrcn, Goldsborough, ISO, 100, Albert H. Gleaves. divisions, a squadron being composed of 101. Division No. 2G, 206, 207, 200, Division No. 1, flagship Seattle, Capt. two or more divisions and a division 210, 211. Division No. 27, Hatfield, .1. R. Y. Blakely; North Carolina, Capt. being composed of four or five ships. A Broo'ks, 2.33, 231,, 235, 236. W. D. MacDougall ; Montana, Capt. D. C. vice admiral is assigned the command of Group No. 10.—Division No. 28, Belk- Day ; Huntington, Capt. E. S. Kellogg. a force and a rear admiral is assigned nap, McCook, MeCalln, Kalk, Ingram. Division No. 2, flagship, Pittsburg, to the command of a squadron and di- Divi.sion No. 29, 257. 25S, 25.0, 260. Del- Capt. G. B. Bradshaw : Pueblo, Capt. vision. phy, McDermut. Division No. 30. Laub. F. B. Upham ; Frederick, Capt. AAk P. The organization of the Pacific and the McLanahan, Edwards, Greene, Ballard, Scott South Dakota, Capt. J. M. Luby. Asiatic Fleets, with their commanding of- ; Shub rick. Division No. 3, Charleston, Capt. AV. L. ficers, is also shown. Group No. 11.—Division No. 31. Bailey, Littlefield St. Louis, Capt. G. D. Lin- The following is the organization of ; Thornton, Mrwris. Tinffcy, Swasey. Di- coln Rochesier, Capt. L. M. Over.street. the Atlantic Fleet: Admiral Henry T. ; vision No. 32, Channcey. 207. Pcrciral, Force. Mayo, commander in chief; flagship of The Destroyer 200, Farragut, Smners. Division No. 33,. fleet, Pemisylvania, Capt. L. IM. Nulton Destroyer force. Rear Admiral C. P. 302, 303, SO’,. 305, 306, 307. fleet tender, Dcuyatch. Plunkett The Mine Force. Flotilla A.—Division A, Slcwart, Whip- Battleship Force Ko. 1. Mine force. Rear Admiral Joseph ple, Truxton, MacDonovgh, Worden. Strauss Battleship Force No. 1, Vice Admiral Division B, Paul Jones, Preble, Perry, Mine laying .squadron . —San Fran- A. W. Grant: Hopkins, Hull, Laivrence. Diiision C, cisco, Baltimore. Aroostook. Shawmut. Division A, Rear Admiral Barry, Decatur, Dale, Bainbridge. Di- C. B. Brit- Mine sweeping squadron.—Division tain; Alabama, Capt. V. A. Kimberly; msion D, Smith, Flusscr, Lamson, Pres- No. 1. Auk. Curlew. Grebe, Osprey, Pig- Illinois, Capt. W. N. .Teffers; Kentvoki/, ton, Reid, I.sabel. eon, Woodcovl:. Division No. 2, Chewink, Capt. ^V. B. V'ells; Kcarsargc, Flotilla B. Division E, Monaghan, Capt. G. — Cormorant, Lark. Mallard. Quail, Swan. E. Gelm. Perkins, Walke, Sierrett, Mayrant, ll'er- Division No. 3. Ortolan, Partridge, Red- Division B, Roar Admiral H. A. Wiley; rington, Henley. Division F, Ammcn, wing, Sea Gull. Thrush. Whippoorwill. Joira, Capt. Edward C. Kalbfus; Indiana, Burrows, Jarvis, McCall, Fanning, Pat- Train. Rear Admiral H. P. Huso, flag- Capt. George B. Landenberger Massa- terson, Beale. Division G. Jenkins, ; sliip Supjdy. chnsi'tts, Capt. .Tohn D. Wainwright. Joucit, Paulding, Drayton, Trippe, Roe, Store and ammunition ships. Lebanon, Division No. 1, Rear Admiral Roger Terry. Vestal. AVelles; flagship Missoari, Capt. O. Flotilla No. 1, flagship Birmingham: G. Hospital ships. Comfort, .Mercy. Solace. Murlin; Ohio, Capt. U. IMcNeely Group No. 1. Division No. 1, Cassin. W. — Suppl.v ships. Bridge. Culgoa. Maine, Capt. R. C. Moody; Wisconsin, Batch, Bcnham, Aylivin, ParkC)', Duncan, Fleet fuel ships. Neptune. Jason. Jupi- Capt. D. C. Wetteugel. Dnicncs. Division No. 2. Friesson, ter. Orion. Cuyama. .Maumee. Division No. 2, Rear O'Brien, McDougal, Winslow, Cushing, Admiral Thomas Tugs, Sonoma, Ontario. Patapsco, Pa- Washington: fla,gship Mryinia, Nicholson. Division No. 3. Wadsworth, Ca])t. H. tuxent. Lykens, Arapaho, Tavcre.illa, Ziegmneier ; Jrrsei/. .1. Conyngham, T acker, Wainwright. Porter, G. A’or Capt. K. Gorgona. Chemung, irnado, Eneas.

Alorton ; Rhode Island, Capt. W. S. Gros- Cummings. Organization of Pacific Fleet. ley 1). P'lotilla No. 1 ; Nebraska, Capt. Wurtsbough ; Admiral AA'. B. (Irorpia, Caiit. .7. .1. Rnby. Group No. 2.—Division No. 4, Davis, Commander in chief. Division No. 8, Rear Admiral W. R. Allen, Shaw, Wilkes, Sampson, Rowan, Caperton. AA il- Shoemaker: flagship Conneeiintt, Caiit. Division No. u, Manley, Caldwell, Craven, Division No. 1. Re;ir Atlmiral C. S. Cleve- .T. I'\ Carter; Lanisiana, Capt. G. R. Mar- (Iwin, Connor, Stockton. Division No. G, liams; tla.gshiii Pittsburgh. Denver, vell; Kansas, Capt. A. W. Hinds; Kcic Little. Kimberly, Sigourney, Oratory, land. Tacoma. Jlanijk'ihire, Cav»t. Ridley McLean. Stringham, Dyer. Division No. 2. Roar Admiral AA’. F, Division 3. ('oliioun, lle.gship MinncauoVi.s, Oregoli, No. 4, Vice Admiral Albert W. Grou)) No. —Division No. 7, Fullam : tlrani ; flagship Minnesota, Capt. .1. V. Stevens, McKee, Robinson, Ringgold, Mc- (.Coutiiuiod on page 9.) ; :

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OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS RELEASED BY SESSIONS OF THE STORTHING HISTORICAL BRANCH, GENERAL STAFF ARE OPENED AT CHRISTIANIA The convening of tlie Norwegian Stortli- olllcial Mangiii wi('h a group of oilier French olllcers Tlio following United State?! ing CIiristiani:i olliciiilly at tlio presentation ceremony inspecting the at Monday was photographs are released hy the liis- new troops. The seem- is Coblenz. announced in a dispatcli to the Stiite De- torieal I’raneh, War IMans Uivision, Gen- 50088. With llie Yanks in the snows of eral Staff. l‘rints insiy be obiained at North Russia. Tho comnmmlor in ehlef of partment from American Mini.ster tho North Russian Expeditionary Force of cents from the IMiotogi'aphic Sec- SeJiiiiXHlenian. 25 each tho allies, Maj. Gen. W. Irfitisldes, of tlie Tlie .Stortlilng sent a mes- tion, Corps, Eigliteenlli Street and Signal Britlsli .Vrm.v, mspoctlng a comp.iny of Yanks sage to tlie peace conference;, supporting Virginiii Avenue NW„ Washington, D. C. under liis command. The picture was snapped in Archangel, where the 'tanks had retnrnod tlie iirinciiilo of a league of nations a.s phone, Brandi 37S3, Main 2570. for a 10 days’ rest period after campaigning propo.sed at I’aris. Tliis in(>ssage was at tlie in the snows of along the Vologda Railway. (Company .M, 60(»7i), With Yanks tlie instance of I’resident llalvor.sen, of north liusslQ. The Ked Triangle of tlic Y. JI. 3391 h United States Infantry. November 20, C. A. in Archangel hangs from a building 1918. tlie Sloriliing. tlie Conservative* leiider of whicli formerly was a ciubhouse and which 50680. With tho Americans In the army of that tjody, wlio was elc*cted president as Is pceuliarlj' adapted to the needs of a meet- occupation. Some of Iho old wall decora- soon as tlie Stortliing opened. ing place for soldijirs. November 21, 1018. tions remain in the office of 'rreves, Gennaiiy, 50(172. I'rcKldeul Wilson pays a call on wliere an adjutant of the OUi United States 1'lie King, in opening his addre.ss to Infantry is Italy. A throng of not less than 50,000 wel- now installed. A jilcture of tho the Storthing, discusseil tlie necessity of in a grCat public ex Kaiser remains, and some German maps. comed I’re.sldent Wilson greiiter cooperation in Scandinavia, the square in Milan. This United States Signal Tho adjutant is Lieut. John L. Brock. De- Corps photograph, taken from the balcony cember 6. 1916. league of nations with resjiect to Noi'- 50690. call of the palace before the President arrived, President Wilson pays a on way’s relation to (lio league, :in ciglit-liour tremendous crowd Italy. From a balcony of the Palace of Milan, gives a notion of what a day for labor, and tax reforms. assemhlod. President Wilson acknowledges tho tremendous cheers of welcome from a throng of as- \ 50G73. President Wilson pays a call on 50,000 Italy. Rising to hts foot in the limousine that sembled in the square. Mrs. Wilson stands beside the President, waving. Farther to the [ convoys him through the streets of Turin, left an- Miss Margaret Wilson and Rear Ad- Brooklyn, Orletins, Albany. I President Wilson acknowledges the plaudits ship Ncto Di- miral Cary T. Grayson. Sunday afternoon, that greet him along the line of march from vision No. 2, Helena, \V ilmington, Sacra- January 5, 1919. the palace to the railway station. mento, Dubuejuc, Paducah. Division No. 50074. President Wilson pays a call on 60691. Portrait from " over there.” Wood- Italy. President Wilson acknowledges the row Wilson, President of th<' ITuited States. 3, El Cano, Panipango, Villalobos, Quiros, roar of welcome that greets him outside the A snapshot portrait taken by the United States Palos, Samar, Monocaeg. station upoi^his arrival in Romo. In Signal Corps aboard the George railway Washington. Submarine division, Monadnock, A-2, a royal carriage with the King of Italy, he Is starting upon the drive from the railway A-3, A-Ji, A-5, A-6, A-7, B-1, B-2, B~3. station to the Quirlnal Palace. Auxiliaries, Ajax, Piscataqua, Aha- the crew of 50676. President Wilson and AMERICAN FLEET ORGANIZATION renda, the Qcoryc Wanhinnton. SuiTounded by the Pompey. bluejackets of the Qcorge 'Washington, Presi- Naval stations, Cavite and Olongapo, dent Wilson poses for a photograph on deck. (Continued from page 8.) P. I. route from America to France.) (En Station ships, Cavite, l\lohican. With the United States army of ^ 50677. Vicksburg, Rainier, Droadbill, occupation in Coblenz. On board river .steam- Bag Ocean, Yard craft, Wompatuck, General Alava. ers two regiments of French troops—the 1st Challenge, Marblehead, Forward, York- Santo Domingo, Potomac, Kwasink, Zouaves and the 13th Algerian Sharpshooters town. arrive Coblenz as additions to the Amer- Dorothea. — in Auxiliaries Glacier, ican forces of the army of occupation In the Brutus, Nanshan, St. Thomas, Vixen. territory Included in the Coblenz Bridgehead. Saturn. Troguois. Porto Rico, CTB Ko. 6. The snapshot shows the arrival of a boatload Submarine chasers, 303, 30-'i, 305, 306. Osceola. of the Algerians. In the background is tho Guantanamo, outline of the fortress of Ehrenbretlsteiiln. Organization of Asiatic Fleet. Ponta Delgada, Margaret, Tonopah. 50080. President Wilson pays a call on Pearl Hai’bor, Monterey. Italy. In the railway station at Rome as Commander in chief. Rear Admiral 'W. President Wilson departs *for Genoa, a UnitecT Bermuda, Tallahassee, Sea Rover, Mo- States Signal Corps photographer made a flash- L. Rodgers. have. light of the group present at the farewell. At Sciuadron No. 1, Division No. 1, flag- Annapolis, Ti’asp. the President’s right nand stands the King {in uniform, bareheaded), the Queen, then Mrs. Wilson. 506S1. President Wilson pays a call on r Sealed proposals for the purchase of Italy. Mrs. Wilson in a royal carriage, with ; FIVE BUSINESS CARS FOR SALE cars f. o. b. i the Queen of Italy and the Duca di Genova, these as they stand, at loca- shares the great welcome given to the Presi- ; tions shown below, will be received at the upon his arrival in Rome. (Mrs. Wilson BY INTERSTATE COMMISSION dent office of the chief cleric and purchasing at the far side of the carriage ; three-cornered bat.) agent of the Interstate Commerce Com- The Interstate Commerce Commission 50682. With the American troops on the mission, Washington, D. C., room 205, Rhine. A sentry’s challenge at the ferry land- issues the following: and there opened at 10 a. m. on Tuesday, ings' of the Rhine halts all persons who at- tempt to cross the river until they produce* The Interstate Commerce Commission February 25. 1919. The terms of tlie a pas,s signed by the American military au- sale will be cash upon five making the awai;d. thorities. The scene shown above is at Ober- has for sale business cars with their The Interstate Commerce Commission re- winter, Germany. The soldiers are of the contents. “ Rainbow ” (American 42d) Division. De- serves the right to reject any or all bids, cember 19, 1918. - These cars were purchased from the or to malce the award to the highest 50683. Headquarters for the United States Pullman Co. in 1914 and 1915, and were bidder or otherwise, as the best interests Navy is the building shown above, in the standard Pullman cars con- Place d’Yena. The street at the left is the of wooden of the Government may appear. Avenue du President Wilson, formerly called struction, overhauled and refitted to serve The cars to be sold, tlieir location, and the Avenue du Trocadero. (The name was the purpose of office or business cars for the person to be called upon if it is de- changed July 4, 1918.) use of field parties in 50684. President Wilson pays a call on our Bureau of sired to inspect the car before bidding, Italy. In Genoa, President Wilson leaves a Valuation. are as follows wreath at the foot of the statue of Christopher Columbus. The picture was made after the ceremony, which was held i» a pouring rain. Car init.ia. In conditions forbidding good photography, and No. Location. Person in charga Addres; January 5, 1919. The statue was erected by Jtalian-Americans. 506S6. With the American troops on the -2 , 'Rhine. l.C. C. The new guard relieves the old upon 1 Milwaukee, Wis., on tracks of C.,M. Mr. H. E. Byram, Federal I.C.C.3 jchicago, the banks of the Rhine, and both watches r & St. P. R. R. m. I.C.C. 13.... manager. are Yanks in olive drab. A scene at Nieder- I.C.C.3S.... Roanoke. Va.. on tracks of N. Mr. treisig, Germany. The soldiers are & W. A. Kearney, S. M. P Roanoke, Va. from the R. R. '“Rainbow” (American 42d) Division. De- l.C. C. 43 Denver, Colo., on tracks of Colo. & Mr. cember 19. 1918. Robert Rice, general Denver. Colo. Sou. li. R. manager 50687. With the United States army of oc- cupation in Coblenz. The 1st Zouaves and the 13th Algerian Sharpshooters augment the American army of occupation in the Coblenz Further particulars will be promptly agent, Interstate Commerce Commission, district, under the command of Maj. Gen. .1. 'T. Dickman. The United States Signal Corps furnished upon application to W. M. Washington, D. C. snapshot above shows Gen. Dickman and (Sen, Lockwood, chief clerk and purchasing 71”—19 3 : —

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' , II I. ' h SUPREME COURT SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED PROCEEDINGS NAVY DEPARTMENT. 1 brass sieve 110 to 130 mesh, 12 inches in diameter ; 1 brass sicA’O 140 to 154 mesh, 12 The of Docks, Navy- De- inches in diameter. Until 2-p. February fji i’iimiL: CouiiT OF tiie United States. Bureau Yards and m. partment, has invited proposals on the follow- 11, 1919, for 10 fonts of caps of 12-point

MONDAY, FEPUDARY 3, 191D. ing projects, to be opened February 24, 1919 : Universal Gothic; 3 gross photo printing

3757. Washington, D. C. : Installation of paper ; 1 bolt, approximately 25 yards, white I’l-pspnl ; Jlr. .Tustipp McKenna, Mr. .Tusticc turbo alternator. Estimated cost, $16,000. oilcloth, 56 inches Avide ; 2 hydrometer Beaumd Ilolnips, Mr. .Tustice l)ay, Mr, Justice Van De- 3577. North Fort Worth. Tex. ; SVeils and scales for use Avith heavy liquids and gradu- vantpr. Mr. Justice I'itiiey, Mr. Justice Mc- pumps. cost, ated from 30 to 50 degrees in one-tenth de- Keynolds, Estimated $35,000. Mr. Juslicc iirandeis, and Mr. Jus- gree Centigrade: 1 litho stone levlgator, 10 tice (,'larko. inches in diameter ; 3 cast-iron pulleys, 10 Carl r. Goeppl, of Now TorU City. David DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. inches in diameter. 8-iuch Avell-crowned Andrew I’iiic, of Wasliington, I). C., Barclay face, 24-inch bore 50 gallons, in 5-gallon Moore, of Oliio, Circular No. 353. Sealed proposals, in du- ; W. Cadiz, Arthur D. Adams, — cans. No. 3 lithographic A’arnish. Until 2 of Blytlu'vilie, Ark., and William Asher Smith, plicate, Avill be received at the office of the p. m. February 1919, for 25 reams 19 general purchasing agent for the Alaskan En- 12, of Newark, N. J., were admittedi to practice. inch by 24 inch, 20-pound green bond paper No. 102. Teutonia, appellant, gineering Commission, room 422, Bell Street ; Oehverkc v. 4 Avool'-felt mangle blankets, 102 inches wide, Krlanger & Oallnger and Terminal, Seattle, Wash., not later than 11 ; 4 yards long, Aveight approximately 20 pounds 181. Erlanger a. m. March 3, for furni.shing, free of all No. & Calinger, appellants, v 1919, each 8 chilled-face flanged car AA-heels for use Oelwerko Teutonia. Appeals from the Su- charges, delivered on pier in Seattle, Wash., to ; AA’ith E. & T. Fairbanks Co. traveling coal scale f.'uurt of the be designated later, engine lathe, machine- preme PhilUpine Islands. Decree as per .specifications 5,000 sheets white bond aflirnied. each party to one-half of shop planer, drilling machines, steam hammer, ; pa,v the paper No. 29, 9 inches by 17 inches, as per cn.sts in this lathe chucks, drill-press index Court. Opinion by Mr. Justice vise chuck, cen- sample to be furnished by Bureau 300 pounds Holmes. ters, oil-fuel babbitt furnace, reversible ratchet, ; green lake ; 300 pounds yellow lake ; 5,000 No. 10.3. Central of Georgia Railway Co., sockets, locomotive boring bar, and journal pounds red lake ; 4,000 yards burlap, 40 plaintiff in error, v. William A. Wright.’comp- jacks. inches wide, as per sample to be furnished by troller general of the State of Georgia. In Bureau. Until 2 p. m. February 13, 1919, error the IT. S. Indian IT. to Supremo Court of the State of Service— S. Indian Ware- for 300 reams 224 inches by 284 inches, 120- (ieorgia. Judgment reversed with costs, and house, 308 S. Green St., Chicago, 111. pound manila paper. 1'ntil 2 p. m. February cause remanded for further proceedings not 1919, for H- 1^. 220 volts standard inconsistent the opinion Bids Avill be received until 10 a. m., Febru- 19, 255 with of this Court. compound-wound motors, in accordance with Opinion by Mr. Justice ary 11, 1919, for one 5-passenger automobile, Holmes. specifications. Mr. .lustice McKenna announced the follow'- sedan preferred, equipped with self-starter and jng orders of the court modern equipment : until 10 a. m., Februar.v GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE. No. 441. The United States ex rel. William 12, 1919. for 1 light automobile truck not ex- 1 Gen- K. Arant, iilaintiff in eri-Qr, v. Franklin K. ceeding ton capacity, for Tongue River In- Sealed proposals will be received by the dian Agency. its office in Wash- Dane, .Secretary of the Interiox’. Motion to ad- Crow Agency Station. Mont. : 1 eral Supply Committee at vance granted, and case assigned for argument light automobile truck not exceeding 1 ton ington, I). C., until 2 o’clock p. m., Wednes- capacity for 1919. then publicly opened, on Monda.v, March 3, next, after the cases here- Choctaw-Chickasaw Sanatorium, day, March 12, and Tallhlna, Okla. 1 light automobile for furnishing, as be ordered from time to tofore assigned for that day. ; truck not may 1 II. fiscal July 1, No. 81."). The Commercial Cable Co., ap- exceeding ton capacity for Mr. F. Robin- time during the year beginning son, Supervising Engineer, Irrigation 1920, materials, pellant, V. Albert S. Burleson and Newcomb Service, 1919, and ending June 30, Albuquerque, N. Mex, supplies, and equipment described in Carlton : and No, .810, Commercial Pacific Cable Co., appellant, v. Albert S. Burleson and Class 1. Stationery and drafting supplies, Newcomb Carlton. Motion to advance granted, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. Cla.ss 2. IlardAvare, metals, leather and sad- and cases assigned for argument on Monday, dlery. Scaled proposals will be opened by the light- March 3, next, after the cases heretofore as- Class 3. Dr.v goods, clothing, boots and signed for that day. house superintendent, Tompkinsville, N. Y., at shoes, cloth bags, flags, Avearing apparel, win- No. 828. The United States, plaintiff in 2 o'clock p. m. February 25, 1919, for 15 dOAv shades, and cordage. steel bodies with skeleton superstructure for error, v. Colgate & Co. Motion to advance Class 4. Drugs and medicines and. chemicals. acctyleno-gas granted, and case assigned for argument on buoj's. Information upon appli- Class 5. Laboratory apparatus and hospital cation to the above office. .surgical Monday. March 3, next, after the cases hereto- appliances and instruments. Scaled proposals Avill be opened by the sup- fore assigned for tli.at day. Class 6. Electrical, engineering, and plumb- vcrintcndent of lighthouses. Key West, Fla., at supplies. No. 82(1. F. It. Glascock and The Deming ing 2 o’clock p. m. March 15. 1919, for lease of 8. InvestiiK'nt Co., petitioners, v. lOllis McDaniel Class Brushes, glass, lubricants, painters’ all the lighthouse reservation of Cape Ro- et al., minors, by J. O. Cravens, guardian. supplies, and paints. Fla. Petition for a writ of certiorari to the Supreme mano. Information upon application to Class 10. Groceries and provisions, meat and the above office. Court of file State of Oklahoma submitted by meat products, fish, aud household supplies. Sealed proposals will be opened by the light- 12. I’hotographic supplies, meteoro- Mr. W. (’. Sullivan in behalf of Mr. William Class house superintendent, Baltimore, Md., at 2 logical instruments, toAA’ers, etc., and meat- 15. Mooi). and Mr. George S. Ramsey for the petitioners. o’clock p. m. February 27, 1919. for repairing inspection supplies. iron braces, ladders, etc., at 1‘oint 13. En.graving, printing, litho- No. 77t>. Oneida Navigation Corporation, Thomas Class. and Shoal Light Station. Md. Information upon graphic supplies (excluding supplies for the claimani, etc., appellant, v. W. & S. Job & to abOA'e office. I’rinting Office Bureau Co. (Inc.). Motion to advance submitted by application the Government and the Mr. G. Thomas Dunlop in behalf of Mr. George of Engraving and I’riuting), Class 15. Incandescent electric lamps. Whitelield Betts, jr., for the appellant. MARINE CORPS. Class 16. Incandescent gas-lamp supplies. No. 731. Louis. W. Hill, administrator, etc., 17. Motor trucks. plaintiff in error, v. Newton A. K. Bugbee, Marine Corns, Quartermaster’s Department. Class Wasliington, C., 1919. Sealed Class IS. Jiachines : Addressing, computing, comptroller, etc., ot al. Motion to advance for D. February 4, — hearing with case No. 245 submitted by Mr. Iiroposals in duplicate, to be publicly opemd duplicating, foldiu.g. sealing, and typewriting: machines : typewriter William Asher Smith in behalf ot Mr. Joseph in ibis office on February 14, 1919, are In'reby supplies for addressing exchange alloAvances : and typcA\riter equip- Coult for (he plaintiff in error. invited for furnishing four ambulance Iiodies to 1)C delivered to the depot of supplies. United ollent and repair parts, No. (iOO. Frank W. Darling, plaintiff in States Marine Corps, Twenty-sixth and Moore of the General Schedules of Supplies, for use error, v. Cily of Newport News. Motion to Streets. I’liiladelphia, I*a. I’roposal blanks by the executive departments and other estab- iHlvance submitted by Mr. John Winston Read and other information may be obtained upon li.-hments of the Government of the United for tile plaintiff in error. application to this office. The right is n>- States of America in Wa>hiugtou, D. C.. and No. 527. Carolina Simice Co., plaintiff in served to reject any or all bids or parts there: for use by such field services as arc included error, v. Black Jlountain Railway Co. In of, and to Avaive informalities therein. Bids in the specifications for the A-arious classes of error to the Supreme Court of the State of from rr^ular dealers only Avill l>e considered. supplies, and for direct deliver.v from con- Tennessi'e. Dismissed wdth costs, on motion (Schedule No. 1010.) C. L. McCaAvley, briga- tractor’s shipping point on ttovernment bill of of counsel for the plaintiff in error. dier general, quartermaster. lading, in accordance Avith paragraph 12 of No. 812. Allanta National Bank, petitioner, Form Proposals must be executed in ac- V. William A. Fuller, trustee, etc. Petition for TREASURY DEPARTMENT. cordance Avitli instructions and on lilanks, a writ of certiorari to the United States Cir- Avhich will be furnislied upon application to cuit Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Bureau of Engraving and Printing, tlie General Supply Committee, The Auditors' I’.uilding. Fourteenth and B .'Streets SW.. Wash- submitted by Mr. Jack J. Spalding for the pe- Washington,- D. C. titioner and by Mr. Luther Z. Rosser for the ington, D. C. respondent. Bills will bo received until 2 p. m. Feiiruarv 10. 1919, for 3 pairs of knives for ,No. 3 No. 817. James Kenney, petitioner, a-. The shears for sheet metal. Furnish all labor and States of America. Petition for writ United a material necessary to machine true to dimen- Pui’chase Information certiorari to the United States Circuit Court The of sions and assemble into perfect running eon- of Apiieals for the Fifth Circuit submitted by dition 10 bond-trimming machines; $00 pat- Office, Room 2426, Munitions Air. .losepli W. Bailey in behalf of Mr. J. (). tern letters and figures as per samples fur- jMahalVv. Mr. Jehu J. King, and Mr. W. I). Building, Nineteenth and B nished by Bureau ; 50 pounds No. 1 Hint sand ; Estes for tlie petitioner and by Mr. Solicitor Washington, gives in- General King and Mr. Assistant Aitoruey Streets, (ieneral Porter for tlie respondent. formation to persons desiring petitioner and by Mr. Jeremiah F. Hoover for No. 830. Lehigh Valley Railroad Co., peti- to sell material or supplies to ilouer, v. Now Jersey Fidelity & I’late Glass the respondent. InsuraiKo Co. I’etition for a writ of certiorari -Idjourned until Monda.v. March 3 next, at the War Department and ad- to the Court ot Errors and Appeals of the 12 o’clock. State of New Jersey submitted by Mr. Lindlo.y The day call for Alonday. Mareli 3. will lie vises bidders concerning bids M. Garrison, Mr. Gilbert Collins, Mr. Edgar as follows: Nos. 373, 7 Original. 171, 10 Origi- and awards. y. Bole.s. Mr. Itieliard W. Barrett, Mr. George nal. 417. .591. 599, 585, CS2, 649, 441, 815 S. lIol)art, and Mr. Clmrlcs A. Boston for the (and 816), and 828. THE OFFICIAL U. S. LTTLLETIX: TIITTLSDAY, FEBIilTAEV 0, 1010. 11

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

WILL, Bernard J. Mrs. Elizabeth Kettman ROUSE, llarland SECTION 1, FEBRUARY 6, 1919. Albert. Sheldon House, Will, 000 Fairbanks Avenue, Cincinnati, .Uexaudriii, Nebr. The followiii}; casualties are reported Ohio. SCIIWENGEII. William G. Mrs. Theresa nuor.ER. Schwenger, 2475 Eighth Avenue, New York, b.v ilie coinmuiidiiig general of the Ameri- WEIN.STEIN. 5Iax. Mrs. Sarah Weinstein, N. Y. can Expeditionary Forces: 708 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia, i‘a. SE.VZ, Charle.v .1. Mrs. Katherine Seuz, 2324 Sanford Avenue, .Yllon, HI. Wounded severely 168 ilOliSESIIOKU. SIIil.YN, James C. A. \V. Shean, West I’oint, ACKERMAN, George i’eaiT. Mrs. Flora Ack- Ky. erman, 418 South Sarah Street, Escanaba, SilElTl.YRD, William E. Mrs. Lc-ak Shep- Wounded Severely. Mich. hard, R. F. 1>. 15, Greenville, Tenn. SMITH, William CAPTAIN. COOK. II. Herbert L. Smith, Georgetown, S. C. RIDGEWAY, John C. Mrs. L. Ridgeway, DOn.VN. Charles Klchard. Mias Anna Doran, SPALDING, Abel L. Bert Baruegat, N. J. Spalding, R. F. D. care Dave Evans, Tallulah, La. 1, Lebanon, Ky. PRIVATES. lilKUTENANTS. ST.YLLING, Charlie R. John II. Stalling, R. AUDET, Valmore A. Mr. Dupre, Nasonville, F. D. 1,. Abbeville, Ala. BOND, Eason J. George U. Bond, 742 High- R. I. STEELMAN, James B. William J. Steelman, land Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. BENNETT, James C. Mrs. Louise C. Ben- It. F. D. 1, Fayetteville, 'I'eun. FEETCHEK, Uohert S. Henry M. Fletcher, nett, 530 North .Yurora Street, Stockton, STEGM.VIER, Olio F. John Stegmaier, 1028 Buchanan, N. H. Cal. Cypress Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fl'NK, Perry J. Mrs. Emma Funk, R. F. D. BENSON, Oscar. Miss Gertrude Jolly, Yelm, STEINBRUCK, Adoliih. 'Theodore Stein- 1. Tiflin, Ohio. Wash. bruck, Wakefield, Kane. GEHUING, Raymond W. Mrs. Dorotliy C. CAR.iNDE, Harry. John Carande, 127 Brad- STHUBLE, Bayard. .Mrs. Jay Struble, 902 Gehring, 717 Franklin Street, Appleton, Wis. ford Street, Lawrence, Mass. Warner Street. Lansing, Mich. George \V. Mrs. Caroline KUEHNBAUM, CHRISTEN, Robert Henry. Mrs. Freda Sum- SUDltETH, Solomon I*. Mrs. Martha Sud- Kuchnbaum, 450 East One hundred and ner, Pecatonla, 111. deth, U. F. D. 3, Cleveland, Tenn. si.vty-second Street, New York, N. Y. CROUSE, Emil. Mrs. M. Crouse, 756 Syrups TAYLOR, Clifford. Mrs. A. E. Taylor, Oska- WEINE, Richard. Paul Weine, 315 Oldfield Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. loosa, Iowa. Street, Alpena, Mich. EVERETT, Edgar. John EverStt, R. -P. D. TAYLuR, Cole C. A. L. Richards, Coeur SEROIWNTS. Cave City, Ky. D'Alene, Idaho. 1, VILEN, John FE'rr, Paul William. Jacob G. Fett, 35i PILLION, Orinie. Stanislas Pillion, 41 W. John Vilen, Escolan, Cal. W.YLDIION, Leslie North Ninth Street, Reading, Pa. Yrington Street, Brighton, Mass. A. William Waldron, R. F. D. Portland, FLEAK, Logan .Yllen. Miss Eva Lowe, 130 FREM.VNT.YTES, Perekles. Daw Georgekis, 6, Ind. First Avenue, Colweln, Iowa. Kensington Avenue and Front Street, W.YLKER, Edward U. Thomas Walker, Bun- IIPSTED, Earl H. Mrs. Sarah Husted, 811 Chicago, Hi. tyu, Tenn. Baltimore Street, Trenton, Mo. GUENTllER, Oto H. Mrs. Anna E. Guen- WILLLYMS, Lewis H. Henry H. Williams, ther, 003 North School Street, Normal, III. box 225, East San Diego, Cal. KALBERG, Carl J. Carl J. Nattson, 203 WILl.IAMS, Silver Street, South Boston, Mass. HEFTLER, Emanuel. Max Heftier, 100 West Lowe K. Lsaac Williams, lOOO South Twentieth Street, MLCKLIN, Frank J. Mrs. Anna Papkoski, One hundred and thirteenth Street, New North Birming- 1083 Walnut Street, Plymouth, Pa. York, N. Y. ham, Ala. Y'ORK, Lee. Felix F. York, M.YNNING, Christoffel. Mrs. Catherine Kloote, JENNY, Ray W. Rudolph Jenny, R. P. D. 1, Vesta, Minn. 440 Carrier Street, Grand Rtipids, Mich. Romo, N. Y. ZIPARO, Felice. Vincenzo Ziparo, 86 Main POE, George H. David W. Poe, 1410 Fourth K.YUCHER, Charles F. Mrs. Annie Kaucher, Street, Bristol, Conn. Street, Beloit, Wls. R. F. D. 1, Temple, Pa. ANDERSON, John. M. Mrs. UnIvlllo An- derson, Sebasco, REILLEY, James J. Mrs. Catherine Rellley, MARTINO, James. Mrs. Celeta Fallis, 227 Me. -220 Cecil Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Thirteenth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. BENDER. Hazle C. -Mrs. C. Bender, 328 Ed- ROPER, Samuel. Mrs. Lena Ropsr, 440 Har- MAT.YZZO, Peter. James Parocopio, 110 Sul- ward Street, Waterloo, Iowa. BIAS, Vernie Steward. J. E. Bias, £'. rison Street, Passaic, N. .1. livan Street, New York, N. Y. R. D. 1, WILLIAMS. Lewis R. Miss Maude E. Wil- MONECK, Michael. Louis Moneck, 1109 Bus- Huntington, W. Va. BINGER, Leon F. liams, 517 Bowen .Yvenue, Chicago, 111. trick Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Herman A. Binger, Colum- WILLIAMS, Louis E. Mrs. Beulah W. Wil- NAMIOTKA. Frank. Mike Ngmiotka, Suwalki bus, Wis. liams, 1420 East Chase Street, Baltimore, Cubpow Scl.iue Qm., Pokrowska, Weisze- BERNSTEIN, Joseph Morris. Mrs. Rey Bern- Md. lawwa, Russia. stein, 162 Waverly Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CORPORALS. MORRIS, Walter. John Morris, Star Junc- BRANIGAN, William. I’atrick Branigan, tion, Pa. Braznell, Pa. ADKINS, Wniiam W. Mrs. A. A. Hooser, BRANNON, Reuben F. O'REGAN. Henry. Mrs. Mary O'Regan, William H. Brannon, Williamson, W. Va. 68 R. F. D. Boaz, Ala. Branch Street, Fall River, Mass. 8, BUSKO, John. Mrs. Andro Bashkowska, 57 BRASIER, Claud. Robert C. Brazier, Span- • ORF.VNOS, George. Brookside Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. John Orfanos, box 151, ish Fort, Tex. Woodland, Pa. BUTLER, John Joseph. Michael Joseph, 508 BRO. John Arthur. Peter J. Bro, Prentice. Merchant Street, Coatesville, Pa. OWENS. .Alton. Mrs. Selina Owens, 231 Mc- Wis. Auliff Street. Walla Walla, Wash. DUFAU, Emond H. Mrs. William J. Ritter, BROADWAY, Monroe. Mrs. F. Broadway, R, 3315 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PARMBLEE. Dickinson Lyman. Lyman Par- Pa. F. D. 1, .Ytheus, Ala. DIUIFEE, Oliver Lester. Wiliam Durfee, malee, Osborne, Kans. Stanisha. BROCK, Marion Jackson. George Brock, Ber- Tiverton, R. I. PAWLIKOSKY, Mrs. Frenla Sl- wyn, Okla. monsy, 15 Carson Avenue, Easthampton, FE.\.THERSTON, Lucius C. Mrs. M. A. BROOM, Gus D. Lee Broom, Lockhart, S. C. Fcatherston, Featherston, Mass. Okla. CARIK. Charles. Julius Durjavick, 1’. O. box PUNKE, Fred R. Mrs. Fredericka Funke, FEARS, Hulhert O. Mrs. Charles H. Fears, 101, Monongahela, Pa. 371 Tenth .\venue, Astoria, N. Y. Bosworth, Mo. CARNEY, James M. John Carney, 564 Green- GREEN, Joseph P. Patrick T. Green, Alvin, PEARSON, George W. Mrs. G. W. Pearson, wich Street, New York, N. Y. 111 . Terrell, Tex. CARR, Harry. Molly McGraw, Weippe, Idaho. GROFF, Walter E. William Groff, Millington, PEARSON. Iner W. Mrs. Dan Pearson, Wyn- CHUNN, Leon. E. K. Chunu, Lacy Springs, Md. yard, Saskatchewan, Canada. Ala. HUGHES, Harry J. Mrs. Miriam Hughes, PE.YVEY. James M. Mrs. Hattie Peavey, CRESENZIA. lorine. Mike Cresenzia, 400 Ma- 1710 Caton .Yvenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1046 Haywood Street, Manchester, N. H. loone Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. HURTE.YU, Elmer .1. O. Ilurteau, 105 Chest- PULLEN, Benedict C. Frank H. Pullen, 52 GROSS, Paul G. George Gross, Carriers nut Street, Florence, Mass. Lincoln Avenue, Norwich, Conn. Mills, HI. KERR, James C. Mrs. John W. Kerr, 875 REICHERT, Jo.seph Francis. Fred Reichert, CROWLEY, Patrick H. Patrick H. Crowley, Kenneth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. 182 Oliver Street, Paterson. N. J. sr.. 112 Clark Street, New Bedford, Ma^s, KLOCK, Harry Grey. Mrs. Lizzie REID, Jesse L. Mrs. Crena Reid, Klock, 831 1308 North CUTTLE, William E. Mrs. Elizabeth .1. Cut- North Washington Avenue, Saginaw, Mich. Church Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. • tie, 522 Forty-seventh Street, Brooklyn, P.YRLETTE, Ellis S. Mrs. Margaret Parlette, RENGBL. Leo W. Mrs. Ellen Rengel, Broo- N. Y. 5511 Townsend Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ten, Minn. CZAJKOWSKI, Michael. Joe Czajkowski, Al- PHIPPS. Clifford C. Melvin Phipps, Clinton- RENKER, Louis A. Mrs. Minnie V. Renker, mond, Wis. ville, Pa. R. F. D. 2, Kingsbury, Tex. CZUKOWSKI, Peter C. Joseph Czukowskl, REID, Jesse E. Ed Reid. Millgrove, Mo. REYNOLDS, Mauiice M. ilrs. Mary M. Rey- 303 South Grape Street, Mount Carmel Pa. ROBINSON, Omar E. Mrs. Siinnie Robinson, nolds, 2909 Walton -Yvenue, Spokane, Wash. DEWSEN, Deo. John Dewsen, R. F. D. 5, R. F. D. 2, Valley Mills, Tex. RHODEN, Raymond. Mrs. Harry Spray, 1627 Seattle, Wash. ROBINSON, Theodore E. Mrs. Marie Robin- High Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. EDWARDS, William E. Mrs. Maggie Ed- son, Oak Forest, Tex. RODRIGUES, John G. Joseph C. Rodrigues, wards, Dickson, Tenn. ROGERS, Glenn C. -Yndy Rogers, Odell, Nebr. Saga Grando, Flores Assores, Portugal. FARRELL, Charles J. Mrs. Kethrine Farrell, SMITH, Charles Bernard. Mrs. Katherine ROE. Dennis A. John Roe. Winter. Wls. 209 Eighteenth Street West Newark, N. J. Smith. 130 Hudson Avenue, Peekskill, N. Y. ROE, Madison B. Charlie .E. Roe, 'Wild Cherry, FEELEY, James. Daniel Feeiey, 50 Sullivan SUMMER. Earl. Mrs. K. Summer, 5415 -Yrk. Street, Charlestown, Mass. Eighty-fifth Street, Portland, Oreg. ROGERS, Paul. Mrs. Eaney Splrk, 1515 West FEELY, Leo J. Sirs. Elizabeth Feely, 327 WALKER, Carl G. Thomas D. Walker, Drip- Eighteenth Street, Chicago, 111. DeKalb Street, Ottawa, 111. ping Springs, Tex. RONDOM.YNSKI, William. Mrs. Julia Ron- FEGER. Frank, jr. Frank Feger. box 601, WALKER. Fred. Mrs. Samantha Fraley, Mc- domanski, 244 Willetts .Yvenue, New Lon- Snohomish, Wash. Minnville. Tenn. don, Conn. FESSLER, William T. Miss Carrie Fessler, WELSH, Bernard. Mrs. Ida Welsh, 46 Colum- ROSE, Arthur J, Charles Rose, Almont, 922 South Washington Street, Saginaw, bia Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mich. Mich. :

12 TJIE OFFICIAL V. S. lUJLLETIX: TIIULSDAY, FEBRUARY C, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

I'lOHNTIXO, Nicolo. Anthony Fiorntino, JACOB.S, John L. AVilliam Jacobs, 820 Lee Died of Accident and Other Causes. 1219 Sanopee Street, I’hiliidelphia, Pa. Street, Rockford, 111. I’lSlIEIt, Calvin. Sam lusher, U. F. D. 5. LEONARD, Jesse J. James F. Leonard, Opp, CORPOR.AL. Arch uni, Ohio. Ala, PINES, Benjamin .1. BIrs. Robert Pines, FLIXN, Thoma.s J. John .T. Flinn, Vinitem, BIARTINO, I’eter. Nicholas Blartiuo, 29 Villa Slat Hill, Orange County, N. Y. Okla. Street, Ponce, Porto Rico. Fl’G.Vl'E, Malcom. Merrill L. Fugate, It. F. NEFF, Vciven C. Barry C. Neff, Ottumwa, AA’AGONER. D. 2, Ithca Springs. Tonn. Iowa. BIEAGHER, Jack G. Harry C. Meagher, 1832 I'ENK, Harold D. Charles C. Funk, Smith PALUBIBO, Tony. Joseph Palumbo, 478 Laurclshade Avenue, Seattle, AA'ash. Center. Kans. Saratoga Street, East Boston, Blass. FKEVEU, Tlieordore W. Mrs. Annie Freyor, PATTERSON, Howard. C. V. Arnold, Blaiden CIVILIAN. (laiva, Iowa. Rock. AA’is. VASCELLARI, Gimmanni. Mrs. Gimmanul I'liOCO, Eoreto. Frank Fuoco, 235 Oak PENINGTON, George. Levi Penington, War- A’ascellari, Calalsa, Italy. Street, Lawrence, Mass. branch, Ky. PRIVATES. GAltItETT, Ellis II. BIrs. .John A. Garrett, PETERSON, David I. BIrs. Johana Erick- Driftwood, Tex. son. R. F. D. 2, Garfield, Blinn. BLACK, John W. BIrs. Blary E. Black, 101 GEERINCKX, Frank. BIrs. Lena V. Geer- PETERSON, Oscar E. BIrs. Nora Peterson, Springdale A\’enue, Knoxville, Tenn. iiickx. 524 Commerce Street, Kewanee, 111. R. F. D. Niawa Route, Park Rapids, Blinn. CARLIN, Conrad A. BIrs. Blaria Carlin, 952 GROSSMAN, Blichael. Blyer Grossman, 345 ROSE, Ro.v. V'ernon Gandy, BIai\vs\ ille, Ohio. Treat Street, Adrian, Mich. Alaliama Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. RUSER, William Ferdinand. John Ruser. 314 CLARK, Lewis. Johnson Clark, R. F. D. 3, IIRRREN. Wilson T. BIrs. Laura A. Ilerren, AA'est Lincoln Avenue, Blount Vernon, N. Y. Blilford, Mich. Lake Zurich, 111. TIIOBIPSON, Roy. Samuel Thompson, gen- HANSEN, Frederick P. Lawrence P. Han.scn, IIESTILOW, Gus W. BIrs. Alice Blarkwood, eral delivery. Fowlerville, Mich. R. F. 1). 4, Perryville, Bio. Lenoir Cit.v, Tenn. • TIIOBIPSON, Thoger. Axel Thompson. Com- ROAA'E, .Tames. BIrs. Elsie Rowe, 310 Blld- IIUFFBIAN, Roy. BIrs. Jane Huffman, 121 frey. Blinn. dlesex Street, Norfolk, A'a. Cleveland Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. THORP, Clifford. Bliss Ida Brown, Denver SCTIIMPF, Norman R. BIrs. Rosa Schlmpf, JENKINS, Raymond S. Blis.s Neville BI. Jen- Plains. N. Y. I.afayette and Federal Streets, North Side, kins, 1714 Connecticut Avenue, Washing- TIRELLI, Vito. Joseph Tirelli, 400 East Pittsburgh, Pa. ton. D. C. One hundred and eighty-third Street, New SULLIA'AN, Jerry H. Blurty Sullivan, Pres- JENNINGS, Tom E. Jesse BI. Jennings, York, N. Y. ton, Mont. Cushing, Okla. VOG. Holden. BIrs. Gertrude Vog, Puget SW’EENEY. George V. BIrs. Ella Sweeney, 60 JOHNSON, Charles. Chico Jim, Greenville, Sound, AVash. AA'est Albany Street, Oswego, N. Y. Cal. VITKORICH. Marko. Sperro Vukorich. 1050 WELLS, Johnnie. Floyd AA'ells, Dorchester, .TOHNSON, Frank Felker. Richard .Johnson, Levenworth Street, San Francisco, Cal. A'a. G14 Sixteenth Street, Logansport, Ind. WARD, William V. Mrs. Docie Ward, Zach, Died of Disease. JONES. Paul F. Charles II. Jones, 531 East Tenn. North Avenue, Olnoy, 111. LIEUTENANTS. WEERTBIAN, George Charles. BIrs. Delia KING. Joseph W. C. Le Blanc. Houma, La. AA'eertman, -921 Caulfield Avenue, Grand LAR.ABEE, Edward A. BIrs. BI. Larabee, KITTLE, Fred Gordon. BIrs. Nellie Bloore, Rapids. Blich. 402 Blain Street, Bedford, Blass. Rinley, N. Y. WHITEIIEAD, George H. Joe W. Whitehead, WILSON, Orville K. BIrs. Sadie E. Wilson, KLEIN. Samuel. Leopold Klein, 968 Fox R. F. I). 3, 'Hayleville, Ala. Orangeburg, S. C. Street. New York. N. Y. YINGLING, Harry R. Ben.iamin Thomas SERGEANTS. KORELASKE, Frank. Peter Korelaske, Am- Yingling, 523 Frederick Street, Hanover, herst, Wis. BLISS, Frank Clifford. Frank Bliss, R. F. Pa. KOST^CHI. Joseph. Bliss Kosuchi, D. 5. Cooperstown, N. Y. Blary Sol- ZA'BACH, Arthur R. Fritz Zybach, Zybach, hoda, ROSEN. Dave. SamueI~Uosen, 860 Parsons Vilensky, Russia. Tex. KOWALCZYK. Alexander E. Blichale Ko- Avenue. Columbus, Ohio. walczyk, 1401 Eighteenth Street, Bay City, Died of Wounds. WALSH. Blartin J. BIrs. James Powers, gen- delivery, AA’arren, Ohio. Blich. LIEUTENANT. eral KROSHINSKY, Prank. BIrs. Dora Kroshin- CORPORALS. sky. 253 Oakland Street, Toledo, Ohio. BROGAN, Thomas BI. Bliss Helen A. Brogan, 93 Bruce Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. REESE, Jim J. BIrs. Jim J. Reese, 91 Fowler LANDER. Edward C. Charles E. Lander, Street, Atlanta, Ga. 1962 Webster Avenue, Fresno, Cal. SEItGEANT. TAYLOR. Ernest H. R. A. Taylor, Third Charlie BI. BIrs. R. Lan- LANIIAM. Sarah and Isham Streets, Blystic, Conn. ham, Taswell, Ind. DONAHUE, John J. BIrs. F. J. Leonard, 217 LAT’OLLA, Antonio. Charles Lapolla, box East Thirty-third Street, New York, N. Y. BUGLER. 91 3, New Canaan, Conn. CORPOIiALS. C.ALLON. Allan. Mrs. Anna Gallon, 533 LORA. Bortola. Peter Lora, Palatka. Blich. South Webster Street, Decatur, HI. GREGORY, George. BIrs. Nellie Irvin. 005 LFDWIG, Raymond S. Samuel B. Ludwig, NURSE. 110 Lincoln Avenue. Ephrata, Pa. AVest Burgess Street, Blount A’ernon, Ohio. R. F. D. NORRIS, Harvey. BIrs. Dora Norris, R. F. HANSON, Joe BI. Carl Hanson, 1, WHEELER. Luella BI. Herman H. Wheeler, Silt, Colo. Street, South Burlington, A't. I). 1, Olanti, Pa. 55 Dorset BIITCHELL. Carl. BIrs. Blary Blitchell, 1021 WAGONER. Rembrandt Street. Indianapolis, Ind. jr. Wright, RILEY. Charlie. Frank Riley, R. F. D. 2, SECTION 2, FEBKUAEY 6, 1919. WRIGHT, Ernest N., Ernest N. sr., 691 La Loma Road, Pasadena, Gal. Paragould, Ark. Tlie followin.£; cnsunlties are reported PRIVATES. CIVILIAN. liy tlie coannaiiding .general of the Amei’i- BROWN, Henry B. W. W. Brown, 421 South KROLL, Claire. Blr. Kroll, 44 Rue St. Fran- can Expeditionary Forces Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C. cis, Brussels, Belgium. Lnruz. BIrs. Gertrude Gray, CHOCHARD, PRIVATES. Killed in action 32 Greensprings, Ohio. FISH, Ira J. Blvron Fish, Clear River, Blinn. ALLEN, Harold G. BIrs. C. D. Allen, 15 Died from wounds 27 FLEBIING, Joe P. John Fleming, 1915 Clif- Oueen Street Worcester. Blass. Died from accident and other ton Street, Springfield, Ohio. ASHMORE, Paschal. Bliss A'esta Ashmore, causes 12 FREEBIAN, A’irgil W. Edward Freeman, 277 AA'ashington Street, Atlanta. Ga. AA'yatte, Bliss. AI'COIN. George T. Mrs. .-Alcxina Aucoin, 70 Died of disease 40 GAAB, Charles. Bliss Lena Gaab. 122 East Blackstone Street. AA'oonsocket. R. 1. Wounded severely 11 One hundred and twenty-ninth Street, New CADY, Fayette G. BIrs. Sarah A. Cady, Alma, Nehr. Missing in action 21 York. N. Y. IIAT/nCKBI.AN, Albert L. J. C. W. Halter- CABIPBELL, William B. Christopher J. man. R. F. D. 1, Hall, AA^. A’a. Camph"ll. R. F. D. 1. Swaledale, Iowa. Total 143 HAUG, Erwin C. Karl A. Haug, 212 East CARPENTER, Blarshall. BIrs. Martha John- Ransom Street, Kalamazoo, Blich. son, Natchez. Bliss. BI.AGER, Frank .Toseph. Albert Blager, 254 CHADER, Lloyd F. Amil A. Chader, Slater, Killed in Action. Edith Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. Iowa. BI.ATERN.A, Joseph. Paul Blaterna, 202 West CLARKSON, William. Mrs. Alice Hill Clark- I.IECTENWXTS; Oak Street. Hazleton, Pa. son. South Euclid, Ohio. Mrs. Ford, 212 BIOORE, John II. BIrs. S. L. Bloore, Dekalb, NAGEL. .‘Adolph .T. BIrs. Kate Nagel, 2529 FORD, diaries. Samantha Tex. Hebert Street. St. Louis, Bio. Mount Zion Street. San Antonio. Tex. Fusco, SC.tNLON, Horace B. BIrs. John L. Scanlon, PASCEE. Charles R. James Pascoe, box 92, FUSCO, .Tohn. Mrs. Filomena 70 347 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stockdalc, Pa. Pro-ucct Street, Giens I’hills. N. Y. 1‘ERREI.A, Antonne. John Perreia, Tiverton, GANTT. Gaston A. BIrs. Viola Gantt, Wc- riitV.VTES. R. I. turapha, Ala. BRUSH, Linton W. BIrs. Blaraie Brush, 39 PORTER, Blaurice G. Arthur A". Porter, St. GRAY. Arthur E. BIrs. Florence Gray, Jewell West Georgia Avenue, .\tlauta, Ga. Charles. Blinn. Citv. Kans. C.ARNOll.VN, George T. BIrs. Eva Brown, S.VNTIBI.VAA’. Earl J. Mrs. Anna Santimaw, GRIFFITH. WilMnm P. Blr.s. W. D. Swo.gger, Snells l>ost Ollicc, Spotsylvania City, \ a. 26 .Andrew Street. Blassona, N. A'. .3 East Stewart Avenue. Greenville. Pa. CH.WEZ, Eutimio. Espiridion Chavez, San SEA'IERI, Enrico. Sabbatino Sevicrl, Oretauo HENRY-r"George. Mrs. Repsi W. Henry, 1330 Rafa('l, N. Blex. Province. Firenze, Italy. Duval Street. .Tacksonviile. Fl.T. CLARK, Earl J. BIrs. Blargaret Clark, 824 SNIEGOCKI, Andrew. John I.ewondawski, IIIGHSMITH. James E. BIrs. Blinnie Crum- West Fourth Street, Pueblo, Colo. .8378 Barker .Avenue, Chicago. III. pler. Clinton, N. C. COOK, Lee W. BIrs. Mary Cook, 70 Rural SPIDELL. Clyde AA'. James AA'. Spidell, R. J.VCKSON. Pink. Mrs. Jennie Jackson, K. F. Avenue. Lowville, N. Y. F. D. 4. Greeucastle, Pa. D. ;t. box 1.'!, .Adrian. Ga. DKROI'IN, .Alfred F. BIrs. .Amelia Derouin, TTfl‘lNT.A.COST.A. Rosario. Joseph Trenta- JEFFERS. Roy R. BIrs. Anna E. Jeffers. Cas- <17 I.ounsdale .A.venue, Pawtucket, R. I. costa. 146 Grinelle .Avenue. Garfield. N. J. tile. N. Y. DOWNING, John W. BIrs, J. W. Downing, AVI'ISTIN, Erik O. Olof AA'estin, Kosta, Nor- KACZEK. Edward F. Gustav Kaezor, R. F. K. P. D., Fergus Falls. Blinn. dingro. Sweden. D. 9. box 33. Necnah, Wis. OfiSMKr.i., Henry C. Miss Blartha Gossell, AATILINSKA’, .Abe. Louis AA’ollnsky, 142 Depot MAY, Frank E. Mrs. Lucinda May, Gilbert, Wldtehnll, Ark. Street, Greensburg, Pa. La. THE OFFTCTAL U. R. r.TT.LETTN'; Tm^ESDAY. FEBErAET fi, 1010, in CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

NEWTON, John II. Mis. Mlttle II. Newton, Wounded (Degree Undetermined). BRY,\.\T, Lawrence B. Thomas O. Bryant, I’oufe 5. Euycttc, Ala. R. F. II. 1. Denison, Tex. M.\.roR. ROESSI.EK, Krcd W. Airs. Johanna Schmidt, CARD.INI, Antonio. Mrs. Mary Cardanl, 5 hox 127, Taftvllle. Conn. WIIIT.SETT, George P. Mr.s. George P. Whlt- Sixth Avenue. Now York, N. Y. RYAIEK, Hoyd Nathan. John E. Ityuior, U. sett, 105 SVest Armour, Kansas City, Mo. C.VRLIER, Alex L. Alexander Carller, box E. I>. ;l, I’ound, Wls. C.\PT.\1NS. 579, Point MarJon, Pa. St'llKI.I.. John E. Francis P. Schell, Reaver CHER.NOK, Andrew. Andrew Chernok, sr., J.* William J. Bel- Valley, Pa. BELHORN. William Mrs. Bre.st l.llovsk, Grodeno, RUhsia. horn, 899 Second Street, I.ancaster, Ohio. SCIIAIIOT. Erne.st II. Mrs. Nancy Schmidt, CLKERS, Frank J. Alr.s. .\dah Clecrs, Altus, DENNIS, Mrs. Sarali L. Dennis, 48 U. F. 1). 2, Adair, Iowa. Green W. Okla. .laek.son SOl.OMON, BcnjaniiU'. Ike Solomon, 1002 Street, Winchester, Ky. COX, Adelhort C. Mrs. Alien E. Cox, R. F. D. Abner. Mrs. Edward Flowers, Tlfl'aiiy Street, New York, N. Y. FLOWERS, 1. Edmunds, Wash. Ozark. Ala. TIIOM.'VS, Lawrence. Mrs. Mary Thomas, COX, Dudley 10. Mrs. AI. J. Howell, R. F. D. IIICKES', Frederick R. Airs. Belle Hickey, 2:?04 CamhrIdKO Street, Baltimore, Mil. 2, Eatons, W. Va. 1031 1‘oyntz Avenue, Manhattan, Kans. W.'VLKEll, William. Mrs. Nora Walker, For- CROCKER, James W. Marcellus L. Crocker, Mrs. Katherine est City, Ark. ROBINSON, Edgar E. M. Corpus Christl, Tex. Robinson, 2905 Regent Street, Berkeley, Cal, WALL, .fohn A. Mrs. Alable Wall, Ivy, Cal. CROOKER. Clarence A. George II. Crooker, WARD, Lawrence L. Mrs. May Vesser, 214 LIEUTE.V.tNTS. Walnut Street, Shrewsbury, Ma.ss. East Birch Avenue, Arkan.sas City, Ivans. CI.EAIENTSON, Harold A. Airs. Alice Noveua CROSBY, Alvin H. Mrs. Vcrlnda Crosby, 20C.) Wounded Severely. Clementson, Holt, Mich. Garden Avenue. Eugene, Oreg. DYER, Joseph E. Mrs. Alargaret .1. Dyer, DEAN, Gilbert B. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Mc- rr.tv.vrES. ;i504 Thirteenth Street NW., Washington, Laren. 02 West Sixty-sixth Street, New KELLY, Benjamin. Benjamin IT. Kelly, 20G D. C. York, .\. Y. Kampman Building, San Antonio, Tes. KING, Arthur. William King, .Tamesport, Mo. DEGROAT, Miles. William Degroat, Hawley, C MINITEK, William R. Mrs. Jessie Aliniter, SCHUPl’NER, Harry. Airs. Roseno Schupp- Pa. ‘ 388 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ner, 822 North Washington Street, Balti- DEHOFF, George. Isaiah Dehoff, general de- t PENWELI., Luther. Isaac Penwell, R. F. D. more, Md. livery, Loxley, Mich. " . 0. Washington Court House, Ohio, SHEEHY. Daniel C. Airs. Angie B. Sheehy, FINCH, Oswald. Mrs. Alay Finch, Gem, Rigger, Idaho. f RIUGER, Jesse. Mrs.. Jennie 832 1252 Wilson Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. North Eighth Street, Connellsvllle, Pa. WALTAIIRE, Charles A., jr. Charles A. Walt- FINN, Leo. Airs. Alarv Finn. Ohio, 111. i ROP.LX.SON, Arthur. Airs. Frieda Robinson, mirc, sr., Punta Gorda, Fla. FINN, Alartin. Mrs. T. J. Finn, 950 First 3i! South Warren Street, Easton, Pa. ELLIS, Harry II. W. F. Ellis, Beaver City, Avenue, New York, N. Y. SHKIl) Arthur J. Mrs. Ethel Sheld, 391 Nebr. FINN, Alartin. Airs. Alargaret Finn, 816 Morris Avenue, Richmond Hill, Long Island, SEHGE.VNTS. South Curley Street, Baltimore, Aid. ‘ Promo Balbonl, 9 N. Y. BRODERICK, John. John Broderick, 27 FIORETTI, Michelangelo. . .Joseph. Mrk. Beckle Jentosky, 104 Central Avenue. Lodi, N. J. SMITH. Third Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. (iaszi'll Street, Dunkirk, N. Y. Charles H. Airs. Elisha Fletcher, , BUETTNER, John A. Alax Buettuer, 1170 FLETCHER, ST.\NKEVICZ, Tony. Felix Standevicz, 4559 Hall, Va. Cleveland Street, Baltimore, Aid. Oak f' .Melrose Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Airs. Annie B. Fran- CAMPBELL. Duncan. Mrs. Alary Campbell, FRANTOM, William T. Leslie F. Miss Bernice Tarbell, tom, Thirty-fourth Street, Hampden, f TARBELL, 207 Cold Street, South Boston, Mass. 800 t Rnshford, N. Y. CriRISTAIAN, Jerome Lee. James Edward Md. ' ,V-\R(»A, John J. “Mrs. Margaret Varga, 072 Airs. Alary GallcI, Christman, 141 Alaholm Street, Newark, GALLA.TO. Dominico. [ Bridgeport, Barnum Avenue, Conn. Ohio. Darien, Conn. : .VOLKENING, Herman F. C. William H. Benjamin P. William AI. Gul- EDENS, Bonnie. Ollio Edens, Carpenter, W. GULLEDGE. ' Volkcning, R. F. D. 2, Belvue, Kans. ledge. Chesterfield, S. C. * A Guy. G. T, Young, Red Bay, Missing in Action. PIESEL, Eugene S. Mrs. Julia Flescl, 1213 GILLILAND, Ala. West Alain Street. Ottawa, 111. ; SEr.GEANT. GAREY, John F. Airs. Alargaret Garcy, 241 GILAIORE. Thomas J. Mrs. Ellen Gilmore, P PL.VCE, Ira W. J. T. Place, 230 Eighth Gertrude Street, I/atrobe, Pa. 2908 Peltz Street, Philadelphia, Pa. k Avenue SW., Alandan, N. Dak. HEICHEL, George L. Fred Heichel, 55 Wil- GIVENS, Will AI. Airs. Ella S. Givens, Clo- ^ CORPOnAL. liam Street, Orange, N. J. vis, N. Alex. Grodno, r LAYTON, Silas W. Mrs. Perulla McIntosh, HENAIEN, William Arthur. Airs. .Tdsephine GOLOD, Alax. Airs. Leta Golod, Bloomtield, Mo. Henmen, 921 Herrick Avenue, Racine, Wis. Pruzana, Kuplen, Russia. [ 223 Boerum J PRIVATES. HENRY, Ilerold E. Airs. Alay Gage, Shanes- GRUHN, Charles. Otto Gruhn, ville, Ohio. Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Airs. Baukol, f BAPKOL, Rudolph. Rudolph HOWAT. William. Airs. Carrie Howat, 513 GRUNDEN, Floyd. A. B. Skaggs, Wyandotte, Roslyn, S. Dak. V Washington Avenue, Braddock, I’a. Okla. ' Qliomett, DUOSRZKO. Stanley. Airs. Anna Il’ERSEN, Roy K. Mrs. Peter O. Iversen, H.VAIAI. Carl. Airs. Emma Hamm. Anita, Pa. r Province Misky, Venomishika, Russia. 2508 North California Avenue, Chicago, III. H.VRKE, August C. Airs. Dorothy Harke, Eiklebcrry, », EIKLEBERRY, Isaac. John H. LANE, Jesse B. Thomas B. Lane, Stockport, Dickey, N. Dak. t 145 Oakwood Street, Revenna, Ohio. Ohio. HARNACK, George J. W. Charles Harnack, GOULD, Harry J. Airs. Evan .1. Gould, 9604 ^ MANLEY, Austin T. Airs. Alary T. Manley, Farmerberg, Iowa. [ Talliot Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, 323 East Fordham Road, New. York, N. Y. HARRIS, Alexander .T. Airs. Irene Fes.sette, JENDRO, Steve. Steve Jendro, Flcnsburg, k AIENIKHEIN.' Airs. West Chazy, N. Y. Minn. Christian H. Mary Alen- f ikhein, 1320 Grape Street, Syracuse, N. Y. HEBERT, Frank. Airs. Flora Brown, 45 I JOHNSON, Charles G. Airs. Alberhena An- NAYMICK, Andrew. Mrs. Lizzie Naymick, South Avenue, Natick, Alass. I clerson, R. F. D. 1, box 88, Alount, Jewett, Boswell, Pa. HBFFRON, Eugene Kennedy. Mrs. Alargaret Pa. i. RATZLAFF, Carl J. Aug. Erickson, Valley lleffrou, 506 Columbus Avenue, Syracuse, AIABEY, A. Airs. A. P. I Walter Mabey, R. D. City. N. Dak. N. Y. Sandy, Utah. 'v 2, SEIPP, Arthur James. Rev. Carl Scipp, Char- HENDERSON, Alurray. J. B. Henderson, Del - Pasquale. PALERAIO, Dominick De Aloro, 53 lotte, Mich. Rio, Tex. Dent Place, Buffalo, N. Y. STRAIT, Fred. Harry Strait, South Solon, HERNDON, Russell R. Robert F. Herndon, PALKA, Wlydsaw. Mike Palka, 326 Church Ohio. Brownstown, Ark. Street, New Britain, Conn. I ZIMPFER, Charles J. Airs. Alary Zimpfer, HICKEY, Lawrence E. John E. Hickey, PIIILLIPI’I, Alartin V. Jerry Phillippi, ^ 3327 Iowa Avenue, Louis, AIo. Choconut, Pa. Alarkleton, Pa. St. PRIVATES. HOCKHEISER, Alex. Joseph Hockheiser, . PIERSTORFP, Albert C. "William Pierstorffi, 7021 Kinsman Road, Cleveland, Ohio. R. F. D. Celina, Ohio. 9, ADDISON, Jesse W. Airs. Ida .Addison, R. F. HOERR, Ernest P. J. Hoerr, Chillicothe • Nevile. Airs. POSTELL, Nannie Rightson, D. 2, box 73, Smithfield, Pa. Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. West Street, . 1232J Chestnut Louisville, ADORNETTO, John. Francisco Adornetto, HUNGa, George. George H. Hunga, Tolbert, Ky. Provincio Alessinoek, Raudia, Italy. Tex. REESE. B. Warren Mrs. .\usta Reese, 5774 ALEX.ANDER, Bert G. Fielding T. Alexander, HUNGeR, Frank. Gustav Hunger, 7312 Co- Portage Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Anderson, Ind, vert Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. ROSS, George Airs. W. Rose Syc, Reids ALEXANDER. Emmanuel L. Airs. Leona Ht’NT, Grier. Mrs. Efiie Hunt, Dyer, Tenn. Grove, Md. Alexander, Hertford, N. C. HURDLE, Jessie E. Airs. Laura B. Wayman, SANTIROCCO, Camille. Miss Catherine ALTAIAN, Clarence ^ San- E. John Altman, 751 R. F. D. 3, Nashville, Ind. tirocco, Crabtree, Pa. Pearce Avenue, Lanca.ster, Ohio. JANNSICK, Leo Roman. John Wannsick, SEITZ. Hugh F. Joseph W. Freeman, box 54, ALTAIAN, Robert J. Frank Altman, Ferdi- Granville, III. Berryville. Ark. • nand, Ind. JARNAGIN, John. Robert Jarnagin, route Arthur, 2, STRAUSBURG, Mrs. Katherine ANDERSON, Will. Mrs. Cara Anderson, Bav Russellville, Tenn. Strausbaugh, 502 Princess Street, Y'ork, Pa. City, Tex. JERDE, Alfred. John A. Jerde, R. F. D. 5, SULLIVAN, William. Mrs. Jane E. Rhodes, ARDOVITCil, Adam .T. Rokus Ardovitch, Sistaw, S. Dak. route Flint, Alich. V 7, 3315 Wset Twenty-fourth Street, Chicago, JINDRA. James. Jasef Vanorny, Lesterville, TUCKER, Airs. Edward S. George S. Brown, 111 . 139 Morrison S. Dak. , Avenue, Somerville, Alass. AUGUSTINE, Bernie. Frank Binioll, 520 George. Airs. Hilda Johnson, 248 East Adams Street, Syracuse, N. Y. JOHNSON, East One hundred and forty-eighth Street, BELCY', Robert. Airs. Emma Kaveu. 1237 Col- SECTION 3, FEBRUARY 6, 1919. Y. lege Avet.de, New' York, N. Y. New York, N. JONES, James G. George W. Jones, Byars, I- The following casualties are reported BERNZ, Alexander. Andrea Bernz, 4 Lee Street, West Lynn, Mass. Okla. f- by the commanding general of the' Ameri- BILLY, Wilson. Airs. Alercentine S. Billy, K.'VPINERES, Louis. Nicholas Kloppls, 135 can Expeditionary Forces: Bentley, Okla. Alichigan .4 venue, Detroit, Alieh. Wounded BOWEN, Howard L. Charles W. Bowen, 924 KARAIASZEWSKI, .Toe Lubenezak. Airs. (degree undeter- Locyl Karmaszewski, Wies Zaezokhi mined) Spring Avenue, Canton, Ohio. Side- 437 BOWMAN. Frank D. Edw'ard S. Bowman, leckej, Guberni, Powiat Januw, Russ, Po- Wounded slightly 717 1427 North Fifty-Sixth Street, Philadel- land. phia, Pa. K.VSPEROWICZ, Frank. Mrs. Stefania Kas- BRINKEMA, Ralph. Hans Briukema, Hosmer. perowicz, 314 East Fourteenth Street, Erie, Total 1, 154 S. Dak. 71'’—19 4 X4 THE OFFICIAL U. BULLETIN: THUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

KASTltUP, Henry W. Mrs. Johanna Kas- BUSCH, Andrew. Mr.s. Marginette Walenth, KIMBLE, Truman G. Mrs. Sar.ah .Jane Kim- trup, 2011 Iloberd Street, St. Louis. Mo. 3104 Lisbon Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. ble, general delivery, Hammond, Oreg. KINO, Dan. John King, Hanson, Okla. BUTERO, Angelo. .Joseph Acioppo, 179 KIRK, John. Mrs. Lue Kirk, Channel Avenue, KH!N, Thomas M. Jlrs. Mary Kirn, 00 Berea Troutman Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. East Chattanooga, Tenn. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CIIALFAN, George D. Mrs. B. D. Chalfan, KNOTH, William O. Sirs. Emily Tyrolf, .351 KNISH, Andrew. Wasno BugowsUie, Shel- Woodruff, Mo. Ninetv-nlnth Street, Fort Hamilton, Brook- ton, Conn. CLARK, Edward J. Mrs. Briget Clark, 131 lyn. N. Y. KHAMKIt, Alfx'cd. Henry F. Kramer, R. P. McAlplne Street, Duryea, Luzerne County, KNOX, Woodward E. Mrs. Carrie Knox. Roe- D. .H, Lockport, N. Y. I’a. buck, N. C. KRA.Ml’, Alfred William. William Kramp, CL-ARK, Harold Vincent. Mrs. Agnes Mc- KURILOFF, Morris. Loyils Kurlloff, 42 Ulna- ;i051 Winchester Avenue, Chicago, 111. Kenna, 30 Arnett Boulevard, Rochester, dale Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KR.VMI’, Amll. Mrs. Bertha Wagner, West N. Y. LANGE, Ernest W. Mrs. Fredericka Lange, Moshannon Pa. CLEARY, Joseph B. Mrs. Nell Sullivan, 1303 Birdsey Street, Columbus, Wis. KREh'T, .'Vnthony. Mrs. Alfred Shepard, 99 N. Y. LEMOINE. Adelord C. Cyril Lemoine, 130 Union I’ark Street, Boston, Mass. CULLER, Dearius. R. L. Culler, 615 Lindsay Second Street, Turner Falls, Mass. I.KJIIIiDX, Fred II. Mrs. Mary Lemieux, 533 Street, High Point, N. C. LICHTLE, Ernest Michael. Mrs. Emclia G. Fast One hundred and twenty-fourth Street, COADY, Joseph C. Mrs. Mary Coady, Sey- I.lchtle, 661 East One hundred and second Cleveland, Ohio. mour, 111. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. LIEN, Gunar. Kunute Lien, Pr Kragra DAVIS, Lawrence J. Mrs. Florence Davis, LIELINSKY, Anthony. " Herman Lielinsky, Fordd, Norway. 1128 West Wood Street, Decatur, 111. , lairfield Street, Meadvllle, N. Y. LINDQUIST, Victor E. August Lindquist, DECKER, Raymond F. Mrs. Mary A. Decker, LIGHTCAP, John .7. Mrs. Salome Llghtcap, 010 North Twelfth Street, Chariton, Iowa. 913 Twenty-third Street, Altoona, Pa. 262 Green Street, Royersford, Pa. LEFSTEDT, Axel V. Mrs. Matilda Lef- DENNY, Elbert M. Davll S. Denny, We- LISPI, Francesco. Thomas Shancondi, 69 stcdt, Borenholm, Denmark. tumka, Okla. Norman Street. Plttston, Pa. I.OKENZEN, Joseph. Frederick Lorcnzen, DONNELLY, John. Terrence Donnelly, Main LEMKE, Edward A. Mrs. Sophie Bosberg, Roanoke. Va. Street, Mount Pleasant, Pa. Mount Winans, Baltimore County, Md. LUDKEY, Ray T. Mrs. Mollie J. Stevenson, DOUGLASS, Oscar. Mrs. Isabel J. Douglass, LOBO, Herbert. Alfred I.04 Fourth Avenue. Bradley Beach, N .1. East Avenue, Edge Hill, Pa. J. Mrs. Alice M. Howard, 36 HOWARD. .John YOUNG, Claud. Mack Y’oung, New Boston, ARCHIBALD, Cam. W. E. Archibald, R. F. Street, Binghamton. N. Y. Mary Tex. D. 3, Unlonvllle, Iowa. HIiGIIES, Eugene P. Mrs. Johanah Hughes, R. F. D. ARKER, Daniel. Antonio Arker, 202 Mooslc 1707 Seneca Street, Buffalo, N. Y’. A.ASERUD, Carl E. Gilbert Aaserud, Street. Old Forge, Pa. HUNSBERGER, Jacob. Mrs. Carolina Huns- 2. T’leu, Minn. J1< \USTIN, Willie. John Austin, Jeffrey, berger. Northampton, Pa. ADAIR. -Connie. Rial A. Adair, R. F. D. 2, Ky. HUNTER. Earl H. Elmer Hunter, 505 Chandler. Tex. AR.ACLIN. .Yngel. Throdore Damtrees, Hare- BOWDEN, Frank J. Jasper R. Bowden, Ivor, Eighth .\ venue. Nashville. Tenn. Va. HUTCHINS, William D. Mrs. Carrie Hut- lock. Nebr. ^ W. Balslger, City Bower, Saulsville, chins. Hugh Springs. Tex. ARGABRITE, Carl F. J. BOWER, David. Wiley Dak. W. Va. KAMINSKI. Joseph, jr. Joseph Kaminski, Bakerv. Watertown. S. Joseph. Miss Stacia August. Main BUODOFF, .lack. Mrs. Sarah Freeman, 713 sr., 373 Wesson Avenue. Detroit, Mich. AUGI’S'T, Cedar Avenue, Scranton, Pa. KESINGER, Clark O. Thomas J. Kesin.ger, Street. Gilberton, Pa. _ Babb, Benning- BUSltY, Bejijnnin F. Thomas F. Busby, 1808 North Thirty-eighth Street, East SC BABB, .Andrew W. Mrs. F. M. route 5, Waynesboro, Miss. Louis, Mo. ton, Okla. TllK OFFICIAL F. S. nriJ.FTIX: TIILKSIXAV. FFnilLAKV C,. liilit. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

L BENSON, Call. >trs. Buela Benson, 2111 JULIAN, Fred E. Bennett Julian, 145 Harris COY'NE, i’hillip. Mrs. Annie Coyne, 138 South f (’olcord, Wiclilla Falls, Tex. Street, Portland, Me. Main Street, I’lttsburgli, Pa. £ BENSON, Call E. William R, Benson, Ilart- JULIEN, George F. Frank Julieu, 737 Bur- DAVIS, Stewart. Samuel Davis. Lenore, .Mingo ? Held, N, Y, den Avenue, Troy, N. Y . County. W. Va. c BENTON, Calvin K. Harmon W, Benton, KANE, I’etcr T. Jlichael lOine, 545 Middle- EDDINGS, Francis. B. K. Eddlng.s, Black- r R, E, n. 2, Ruffin, S. C, sex Street, Ik)well, Mass. ford, Ky. !' BOWLIN, Duck, Miss Susie Bowlin, Frlstoe, K.YRAI’UZ, Joe. Jacob Karapuz, 51 Gray- EYERETT, Harold U. Mis, Bertha Everett, 802 East Thirteenth r Ky. ling Street, Ilamtrarack, Mich. Street, Okmulgee, Okla. E BOW.MAN, David J, Mrs, Pansy H. Bow- KESLER, Charles. Andrew Kesler, 1136 FIEBIG, Edward P. Mrs. Lizzie Fleblg, 113 f man, 1212 Seltzer Street, Philaaelphla. Pa, South Clay Street, Delphos, Ohio. El I’aso Boulevard, Colorado Springs, Colo. BTTCK, Stewart E, James Buck, 141 South KIRWIN, .lohn 1’. Mrs. Ylary Kirwin, 41 I'TESELER, Edward A. Mrs. Catncrlne Fiesc- F Bank Street, Easton, Pa, Van Nostrand Avenue, Jersey City. N. J. ler, 186 Schaeffer Street, Brooklyn, 14. Y. KITTLESON, Theodore N. Josepli Kittieson, FILORIMO, Antliouy. Joseph Filorlmo, box , BUNCH, Everett, Emanuel Bunch, Boxley, Ark. 202 Fortin Street, Stoughton, Wis. 61. Cove Forge, Pa. I CAMILLI, Emilio. Ronedeto Camllli, 248 KLECKER, Dominick. Steve Klecker, 40 FINE, .Sampson. Mrs. Ray Fine, 438 YY'est Camille W'ater Street, Laurel Hill, N. Y. One hundred and sixty-fourth Street, New 1 Street, Astoria, N. Y. CASTELLO. Baste. Thomas Castello, 44 KRAMARICK. Anthony. John Kramarick, Y'ork, N. Y. i - Jackson Street, New York, N. Y. 614 Summit Street, Joliet, 111. FLE5I1NG, Harold T. Mrs. Mary E. Fleming, CLARK, Andy A. Joel Clark, Mulkeytown, KUEHNE, Milton R. Mrs. R YVilson, 2021 Henderson, N. C. I Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, Md. FLEMMING, llilmar II. Ililmar Flemming, t. CLE.ilENTS, Clarence R. Charles W. Clem- IjE BLANC, Tillman. Mrs. Eugenie Casey, 729 Highland Avenue, Oak Park, 111. _ ents, Copperos Cove, Tex. 46 Washington Street, Fall River, Mass. FLETCHER. George C. Sarah L. Fletcher, LEE, Roley. Mrs. Liza Leo, Grundy, Va. Gaithersburg, Md. I ftiKMENTS, Henry. Mrs. Dallle W. Clem- ents, U. E. D. 1, Hillsboro, Ga. LIEBERMAN, Abe. Mrs. Jennie Liebermpn, FOWLER. Herbert G. Mrs. Charles G. Fow- CLEMENTS, Hilary G. George Clements, 22 Nortli Oak Street, Sapulpa, Okla. ler. 24 Greene Street, Milford, Conn. 5605 Peorta Street, Chicago, 111. LUETKEMEYER. John Fred. Mrs. Lizzie FOYVLER, YY'esley. Mrs. Mary E. Fowler, 210 CROCKETT, Homer. George S. Crockett, Luetkemeycr, Levasy, Mo. Smitli Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. McCOY, Bert C. Mrs. Clara E. Ames, Dover, FRECHE'TTE, Arthur S. Mose Frechette, Neo- , Gale Street, Belmont, N. H. pit, Wis. f DAIILGREN, Hllmer Levin. John E. Dahl- Idaho. YY'. Glass, p 1 gren, R. E. D. 1, Grantsburg, Wis. McCOY', Clarence D. Mrs. Idabella McCoy, GLASS, Howard Mrs. Agnes Ams- DELI’, Sebert C. Levy H. Delp, Marion, Va. 807 East Montgomery Street. Creston, Iowa. bury. Pa. - DI SALVO, Erenio. John D1 Salvo, 711 JIALONEY, Maurice T. Mrs. Catherine Riley, GOLDSTEIN, YY'illiara. Louis Goldstein, 88 ( Hayne Avenue, Chicago. 111. 350 Forty-fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. South Front Street, New Haven, Conn. 1 DONOHUE, James A. Mrs. K. J. Donohue, MANLEY. Archie II. A. W. Manley, 7708 GROSMAN, Charley E. John Grosman, YY'ash- 450 Seventeenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Michigan Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. ington, Iowa. . DUNN, Robert J. Mrs. Anna Dunn, 1041 MANN, Harold. James Mann, 1 Forest GRUBB. Neil. Willy Grubb. Wytheville, Va. f Rittenhouse Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Street, Kearney, N. J. HARMLSON, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Uarmi- DURAJ, Frank. Frank Duraj, 1)47 Page MANNING. Eugene R. John Manning, Main son, Mollenuer. Pa. Street, Jackson, Mich. Street, Maynard, Mass. HENNINGSON, Roy. J. C. Hennlngson, 1528 DURHAM, Grover C. Mrs. Lucy M. Durham, MANNING. Frederick B. John T. Manning, C Avenue East, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 502 South Fourth Street, Charlottsville, Va. Russell, Tex. HERBERT, John H. George J. Herbert, DURR, Jacob Henry. Mrs. Anna Durr, 116 MANTIUS, Harold L. Charles E. Mantius, 23 Rasperburg, Md. Danl’orth Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Gladston Street, Providence, R. I. HERDMAN, YY'llllam G. Mrs.. Mary Herdman, DURRELL, Rodney E. Mrs. 'R. K. Durrell, MIECZOWSKI, Jean. John Mieezowski, 200 60 Walton Park, Melrose Highlands, Mass. Andover, N. H. Jefferson Street, Trenton, N. J. HERR, YY'alter. Mrs. Margaret E. Herr, R. F. C. DUSSEAU, Owa Chris A. Dusseau, R. F. MINNICH. Henry. Mrs. Susan Minnich, 132 D. 1, Andover, Ohio. D. 2. Erie, Mich. Grape Street, Reading, Pa. HERRING, Wesley. Mrs. C. L. Herring, 413 ELLIOTT, Edward S. Samuel T. Elliott, PERKINS, Frank. Mrs. Susie C. Perkins, Chappell Street, Macon, Ga. Ramah, Colo. Columbus, Miss. HERRJIANN, Harry. Anton Herrmann, 382 ELLIS, Harold G. .\rthur B. Ellis, BIoss- PETROCELI, Paschal. Leonard Petrocell, Eldorado Street, Appleton, Wis. burg. Pa. 517 Montrose Street. Philadelphia. Pa. HOFFMAN, Fred. August Hoffman, 408 Her- : EMERY, Roy F. Mrs. Elizabeth Emery, 207 PS.YROUD.YKIS, Antonins. Andrew Psarou- man Street, Milwaukee, Wis. South Chestnut Street, Belleville, III. dakls, 701 Blue Island Avenue, Chicago, HI. HOFMAN. Frank. Mrs. Anna Hofman, 553 EVANS, James F. James H. Evans, R. F. D. R.YSPBERRY, Emmet G. Mrs. Bettie Cook, West Fifty-third Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. , 3, Kenley, N. C. Etowah, Ark. HUNTSMAN, Floid. James Huntsman, Tor- 1 .John EVANS, H. Mrs. Eveline McKenna, 07 RHODES, Joseph. Jacob M. Rhodes. R. F. D. rey, YY'ayne County, Utah. South Seventh Street. Newark, N. J. 1, Brownstown, 111. HUPP, Russell T. Jacob D. Hupp, New Mar- Kirk. FAIRCHILD, John Fairchild, Hager ROSENB.YUM, Leon. Mrs. Felix Rosepbaum, ket, Va. Hill, Ky. 143 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. > HUPP, William. John W. Hupp, R. F. D. 1, FINK. Gustave H. Jlenry Fink, 619 Central ROTENBERG, Samuel. Samuel Rotenberg, • Avenue, Lodi. Cal. Dedham, Iowa. , 3146 YY>st Sixteenth Street, Chicago, 111. t“ FINN, James H. John C. Finn, 2654 Fifth HURLEY, William T. John W. Hurley, GU- ROTHEIM, Leo. Morris Rotheim, 358 Powell bertville. Mass. Avenue, Troy, N. YL Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. FINNEY', Francis M. Mrs. Blanche HUSSEY, • Ralph M. Mrs. H. W. Smith, ; Finnev, ROTANDE, Lawrence. Patsy Rotande, 124 " Turner, Oreg. 340 North Garfield Street, Y'ork. Pa. Broadway, Schenectady, N. Y. JOHNSON, George A. William J. Johnson, FLEECHECK, Clarence R. Mrs. Minnie Flee- RYDER, Austin. Miss Catherine Ryder, 18 check, 217 South Seeley Avenue, Chicago, Dubring. YV. Y’'a. Gage Street, Clinton, Mass. KLEES, Clarence A. Mrs. Nellie YVelch, 775 SCHLECHT, Daniel R. Mrs. Mary G. M. Street Road, Sacramento, Cal. i FR.y'nKLIN, Earle R. Mrs. Mary Franklin, Schlecht, 1133 East Wilt Street, Philadel- Henderson, Ky. KNIGHT, Grover C. Duff G. Knight, Bes- phia, Pa. semer, Ala. I FRENCH, Lawrence E. Isaac N. French, Col- Fred F. Henry J. Schultz, [- fax, W. Y’a. SCHULTZ, 712 KRONE, Frank. Mrs. Rose Krone Eberle, 518 North Twentv-seventh Street, Camden, N. L FR.YSER, Alcide. Mrs. M. Fraser, 1405 Elm J. North Twenty-fifth Street, East St. Louis, E Street, Manchester, N. H. SCIIWERTFERGER. Fred R. Fred Schwert- YIo. ferger, 921 Oak Street, Muscatine, Iowa. - - GLASER, Clyde O. Mrs. Lillie L. Glaser, 46 LANDOLT, Emil A. Adolph Landolt, High- SEEfiER. (ilenn. Mrs. Elizabeth Seeger, 690 H* North Third Street, Chambersburg, Pa. land, 111. Ellicott Street, Buffalo, N. ' GREGORY, Thomas. Mrs. Lena Gregory, Y. LANGER, Herman F. YV. Mrs. Anna Langer, SELLERS, Maurice C. Mrs. Emily Sellers, . Shinnston, W. Va. 1719 North Twenty-eighth Street, Philadel- 4059 Cleveland Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. k GULLINGS, Arnt 1. Mrs. Tillie Gullings, R. phia, Pa. F. 1). 1, Mabel, Minn. SHEPHERD, Charles F. Ely I. Shepherd, Ollio, Mont. LOPES, Joseph. YIrs. Annie Lopes, Perry HARBIDGE, Clifford Beagen. Mrs. Bessie Dartmouth, Harbidge, 629 SYIITII, Ralph. Mrs. Gcorgie Smith, Schools, Street, South Mass. . North Fortieth Street, Phil- Robert T. Mrs. Rose A. Malone, adelphia. Pa. Ind. MALONE, ; 3201 Warren Avenue, Chicago. 111. ; HARLESS, Arthur. R. H. Harless, Jefferson, SMITH, Raymou S. Mrs. Chatrine 'Thomas MAPLES, Barney J. Albert N. Slaples, R. F. N. C. Smith, R. F. D. Powder Springs, Tenn. 1, D. 4. Fort Wayne, Ala. HARLOW, Frank B. .Tames M. Harlow, gen- STURGIS. Harry D. J. T. Sturgis, 615 Albert. Mrs. Tilly Molini, Wheat eral delivery, Fargo, MOLINI, N. Dak. Elliot Street, Webb City, Mo. Road and Brewster Avenue, Landis, Town- H.YRN.YCKER, Frank Y'’. Mrs. Har- T.YNSEY', .Tames H. Mrs. Mary Tansey, Anne 1941 ship, Y'lneland, N. J. naeker. 21 East Johnson Street, South Fond du Spalding Avenue, Chicago, 111. MOSCINSKY, Alexander. Mrs. Camilla Mos- , Lac, Wis. Isaac. T.YY'NIER, Mrs. Frances Tavnier, cinsky, Street, Jersey City, N. HENDERSON, Robert. Alfred Bowling 169 Bat J. ^ Henderson, Green, Ohio. MUNCIE, Benjamin H. Mrs. Eva M. Muncie, Y'ernon Center, Minn. Y^'ICTOR, John B. Flory Goluzzi, 331 Chester HERDM.YN, Charlton .1915 Fourth Avenue south, Minneapolis, J. Mrs. Mary Herd- Street, Lancaster, Pa. Minn. ' man, 00 Walton Park, Melrose, Mass. WE.YY'ER, Joseph J. Tom Griggs, Oklowoha, HERRERA, Raquel Dc. Chrisantos Her- Fla. MAUNEZ, Encarnacion. Miguel Maunez, gen- rera. Cuba, N. Mex. WEIDEM.YNN, Edward. Mrs. Helen YVelde- eral delivery, W'inslow, Ariz. HICKM.YN, 'Everett O. Frank Hickman, R. mann. 288 Wcbster.Sti’eet, .Tersey City, N. J. NAZE, Fred Joseph. John B. Naze. R. F. D. F. D. 2, .Yubrey, Tex. WILSON, Henr.v G. Gregg YV'llson, Lane, YIe. 3. Algona, Kewaunee County, Wis. HIGGINS. Archer L. Mrs. Jennie Higgins, YUNDT, Charles G. Y'undt, NELSON, Arthur. Mrs. Mary Nelson, route Andrew . 2233 Monticello, Minn. Sixty-second Court, Berwyn, 111. 1, Worthington, Minn. HIGGS, Eugene Frank. Mrs. Grace Higgs, ADDINGTON, Hadweu Arnold. Williston II. NELSON, YY’allace C. Charles A. Nelson, Grove Street, Hilton, N. Y. Addington, general delivery, Altoona, Kans. Ylurfreesboro, Tenn. HODGE, Cary J. Irvin Hodge, care George ADRIAN, Michael. Reiner Adrian, R. F. D. PAGE, Harry S. William T. Page, Brown- Nipper, Pocahontas, Y'’a. 2. Cassville, Wis. dell, Tex. HURLEY', ,^hn C. John D. Hurley, 339 Mad- CARROLL, Leo J. Mrs. Mary Carroil, 1223 PAITLLIO, Fi-ank. Sam Oranato, 858 Yleldon ison StreSl. Woodstock, 111. Herbert Street, St. Louis, YIo. Avenue. Donora, Pa. JOHNSON. Garwin E. Mrs. Amanda John- CARROLL, Thomas P. Mrs. Sarah Carroll, 32 RAGAN, Charlie Ir. Mrs. Alice Ragan, R. F. son, Hallock, Minn. Lake Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 5, Jlount Olive, N. C. JORDAN, Arthur A. Leo. E. Jordan, R. F. D. CORMIER, Edward F. Mrs. Ylaud Casey, 441 RALEY, Clifton. Minor L. Raley, R. F. D. 2, 1, Rocky River, Ohio. Water Street, Fitchburg, JIass. Bethune, S. C. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

ItBYNOLDS, Frederick L. Jesse E. Reynolds, HEIDLEBERG, Luther V. Mrs. Fostcaner nUETII, George C. Mrs. Bertha Hueth, 2638 KiO Main Street, Cooperstown, N. Y. Heidlebcrg, 945 North Franklin Street, Chi- West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 111. RIGEN, Jalin. Frank Kowalsky, 524 Martin cago, 111. HUGHES, Charles G. Luther J. tlughes, Street, (Jvvosso, Midi. HICKEY', Joseph. Mrs. .Joseph Hickey, 215 Lewlsetta, Northumberland County, Va. RINTA, Matt. Mrs. Matt Rinta, R. F. D. 13, East Mill Street, Circlevllle. Ohio. UULBERT, Arthur U. Mrs. Angle Crane, 516 Tamaraek, Minn. niCKMOTT' Alfred B. Mrs. Emma E. Winter Avenue, New Castle, Pa. RISING, Raymond. Mrs. Emma Rising, 34 Brown, CIO Madison Street, Amarillo, Tex. HUMPHREYS, Wmie E. Mrs. Ella Clark, Del North Skidmore Street, Columbus, Ohio. HOIT, Clarence W. Dr. Jefferson N. Holt, Rio, Tex. ROBINSON. David. Frisby Robinson, 2349 720 Pleasant Street, Rockwell City, Iowa. HUTSON, Rufus n. Mrs. Ester Hutson, 718 East Thirtieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. KIMBRO, Osburn. Mrs. Eva Kimbro Work, South Nineteenth Street, Independence, ROBINSON, George L. Mrs. Ida May Robin- R. F. D. 5, Dickson, Tenn. Kans. son, Hazel Green, Ky. KISER. CTiarlie. Luther C. Kiser, Meador, JOHNSON, Bcrnie C. Mrs. Lottie Johnson, COEGIERS, Camiel. Camiel Buyssl, R. P. D. W. Ya. Lincoln, N. H. 1, Jasper, Minn. KNOWLICS, William George. William H. JOHNSON, Canute P. Mrs. Mary A. Johnson, Cunlo. SALVANTO, Mrs. Mari Demelia, Knowles, Ninth and Vine Station, Potts- East Greenwich Road, Crompton, R. I. Coiitrl, Avellino, Italy. ville. Pa. JOHNSON, George A. Mrs. Annie Johnson, SCHUTT', Fred. Charles Schutt, 1215 Col- LANG, Il.arry W. William P. Lang, 15 Gela- R. F. D. box Watsonville, Cal. burn 5, 55, Street, Toledo, Ohio. tin Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y'. JOHNSON, Gordon M.. Mrs. Anna Johnson, SEMENZ.A, Silvio A. Bart Semenza, Coos- LIGGETT, Haywood. Neely Tapp, R. F. D. 3, Allison, Iowa. chill, Mont. Gorydon, Ky. KESL, Albert. Frank Kesl, 1301 Fifty-sev- SOM.4ND, Edward J. Mr.s. Sarah Somand, LIGIITNER, Blake. Mrs. Ruby Ligbtner, 723 enth Avenue, Cicero, 111. 245 Scotten Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Chestnut Avenue,''Altoona, Pa. KIDWELL, Leslie E. Mrs. David Kidwcl^ SOMMERS, Delma. George Thomas Sommers, LIGHTSEY, Fred H. J. W. LIghtsey, Chll- 14 South Kent Street, Winchester, Va. Humphrey, Ark. dersburg, Ala. KILLEEN, William. Mrs. Anna Killeen, 60 SOBPAS, Dimitrios. Socratis Mibilies, 153 McCoy, Charles C. George McCoy, Ells- Jefferson Street, Passaic, N. J. East Broad Street, ' Westfield, N. J. worth, Kans. KINDIG, Arthur L. Elmer E. Kindig, 702 STAUDT, James A. John J. Staudt, Johnson MALONE, Thomas E. Andrew J. Malone, 232 North Walnut Street, lola, Kans. City, Tex. Myera Street, Seymour, Ind. LANGD.YLE, George A. Mrs. Elizabeth Laug- TACKETT, Louie. D.- R. Tackett, Decatur, MALONE, William J. Mrs. Alfred M. Dunlop, dale, Beatrice, Nebr. Ala 119 Farnsworth Street, Springfield, Mass. LEMON, Eddie H. John S. Lemon, Norwood, TULLY, John W. John D. Tully, Trinity, MOHANEY, Victor L. Mrs. Minnie Mohaney, Colo. Ky. Blue Mound, Wls. LICKFIELD, Edwin. Mr.s. Helen Llckfield, WATERS, Michael J. Mrs. Alice Waters, 971 SMITH, Ro.v. Mrs. Eveline Smith, 140J Ten- 22 East Collings Avenue, Collingswood, Woodycrest Avenue, New York, N. Y. nessee Avenue, TCnoxvIlle, Tenn. N. J. WHITE, Clarence H. Pes'ton J. White, Quail, WOOD, Eugene. Mrs. Mary Wood, Bowie, Arbel Kenney, box Tex. Md. LIGHT, Jo"^n C. Mrs. 291, Upton, Wyo. Wounded Slightly. YARBROUGH, Grober C. Mrs. Zora Yar- MALONE, William. Doc Malone, Russell- brough, R. F. Ashburn, D. 4, Ga. ville, Ky. MAJOR. CORPORALS. MALONE, William T. Mrs. Nellie Malone. EVANS, John L. Allen Ninety-fourth Street, New Y'ork, Evans, Haverford, Pa. BELL, Glenn A. William P. Bell, R. P. D. 1, 122 West Barry, Tex. CAPTAIN. Howard. Mrs. Mary Wilson, Holton, KNIESSER, Adam .1. Adam Kniesser, sr., 356 M.YNN, CASTLE, Bosier. Mrs. Catherine Lillian Cas- Victoria Place. Toledo, Ohio. Kans. tle, Manassas, Va. LORIA, Frank Nicholas. Mrs. Jennie Loria, MANNEY, Frederick. Thomas Manney, 2C8A LIEDTENANTS. East Hampton, N. T. Tlllary Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SMITH, Hozzie. Mrs. Mary Coffee, Steven- MANNING, Henry E. Mrs. Emily Manning, BENTON, Harwood O. Otis L. Benton, Ober- son, Ala. 415 Oak Street, Manistiqne, Mich. lin, Decatur County, Kang. STEGER, Elmer. Mrs. Anna M. Steger. Lin- MARBLE, Ben.lamin. Mrs. Eva Marble, Lin- DITTMAR, Elmer H. George Dlttmar, Clay den, Ter. ' den Street, 'West Berlin, Mass. Center, Kans. STRATICO, George. Nicholas Stratico, 43 MENARD, Charles. Mrs. Lucy Menard, 5108 John John Field, 1 Dun- FIELD, Henry. H. Lockwood Avenue, Y'onker.s, N. Y. Carthage Avenue, Norwood, Ohio. stable Road, Nashua, N. H. WEIS, Louis. Samuel Weis, 1383 Carroll O’NEILL, .John P. Andrew J. O’Neill, 4650 HUDSON, Norman E. Mrs. George W. Jus- Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. tice, Jacksonville, N. C. Luther W. Hamilton C. Patte- Terry ABRAM, Ever. 'William Abram, 809 Park PATTESON, HUGHES, Edwin L. E. L. Hughes, 730 Avenue, Chariton, Iowa. soD, Ransons, Va. Greenville, S. , Avenue, C. BENSON. Charles H. Mrs. Ellen J. Benson, REY'NOLDS, Benjamin Otis. Mrs. Ruth C. Milo R. James Hulliberger, HULLIBERGER, 702 Seventh Avenue, South St. Cloud, Reynolds, 278 Old Bergen Street, Jersey Freeport, Mich. Minn.. N. J. Roderick John. Bellenden City, HUTCHESON, BIERSTINE, Anthony J. Peter Bierstlne, ROTH, Leo. Mrs. S.adie Roth, 907 Tinton City, 111. Hutcheson'. Mound Pine Island, N. Y. Avenue, New York, N. Y. Mrs. Mary Rlegel, Kutz- LEIBY, George L. BOWER, David O. Robert L. Bower, Bland- Va. town. Pa. SEE, Lemuel A. Russell G. See, Bass, W. burg. Pa. Mrs. Agnes S. Segel- McCOY, Bert. Mrs. Anna McCoy, 5827 Michi- SEGELKEN, Henry F. CAMPBELL, Alfred T. Mrs. Rebecca B. ken, 3205 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore, gan Avenue, Chicago, 111. 1355 Campbell, 320 Mann Street, Corpus Christl, Md. PRICE, Harold W. Peter M. Price, Tex. Cal. TUCKER, Joseph L. Mrs. Bessie Tucker, 144 Granada Avenue, San Diego, CI.,YRK, Charles. Reese, 457 Joe Clark, Junction City, Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. REESE, Neilsou W. Mrs. Ruth J. Ohio. Oreg. T.eo Street. I’ortland, CLARK, Clarence N. Mrs. Anna N. Clark, BCGLEK. RODENBBCK, Edward T. Miss Rita L. Ro- Chicago, Hi. 2260 North Lambert Street, Philadelphia, STARR. Joseph A. Mrs. Ella Starr, 300 East denheck, 6854 Cornell Avenue, Pa. Mrs. Mary L. Wilson, 8 Twelfth Street, Sedalla, YIo. WILSON, Henry F. CROLEY, John Edward. Mrs. Teresa Croley, .\venue, Catonsvllle, Md. Wade 485 St. Pauls Avenue, Stapleton, Staten MECHANICS. YATES, Young B. Mrs. Birdie Yates, 821 Fort Worth, Tex. Island, N. Y. BEAHM, Carroll R. Mrs. Annie Beahm, Oak Penn Street, DEWART. Charles. William F. Dewart, R. P. Charles G. Mrs. Edith A. Young, J'ark. Va. _ YOUNG, D. 3, Pierceton, Ind. Andrew. Mrs. Miles Finnegan, 2003 East Sixteenth Street, Austin, Tex. FINNEGAN, DEWEY. Douglas R. Frank Dewey, 305 East 560 Gorham Street, Lowell, Mass. SERGEANTS. Main Street, Robinson, 111. Gustave J. Mrs. Josephine Dill, 31 WAGONERS. Bvrd B. Mrs. Ximena A. Baker, DILL, E.YKER, Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Dick Dishong. Har- Cal. London DISHONG, Dick. Mrs. Butte City, , „ Joseph T. Mrs. Mary Durant, Wit- Charles L: Charles L. Benton, 507 DUR.4NT, risonville. Pa. BENTON, tenberg, John Higgins, 17 Street, Wilmington, DeL Wis. HIGGINS, Charles F. Mrs. East Sixth Philip Durocher, 82 Pa. Joe H. Mrs. Julia Fmdlcy, Gra- DI'ROCHER; P. E. P. Delaware Street, Carhondale, FINDLEY, Chase Street. North Adams, Yfass. ham. Tex. „ „ COOKS. Conoway Devers. Mrs. W. H. New- FINLAY, Hamilton. Mrs. Agnes Finlay, 4429 ADNEY, Avenue. Los Angeles. Cal. John. Emil Buelens, 319 South man, 1207 Detroit Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. Stanford BUELF.NS, FINL'EY'.. Harold V. Mrs, Sallie B. James, Kiehth Street. Maywood, 111. BELMORE, Fred L. C. C. Belmore, o3 Bab- 'ili’arren Avenue, Bremerton, Wash. John C. John B. Waldo, San Marcos, Street, Hartford, Conn. 1302 WALDO, cock Fitch, 134 BOWEN. Frederick A. Mrs. F. A. Bowen, 0 FITCH, Robert. Mrs. Mildred Tex. Prospect Street, .Tamalca, N. Y. Ernest. Will I. Herin, Lake Creek, Rocket Street, Westerly, R. I. HERIN, • Glad- CLARK, Farnham. P. B. Clark, 815 Sixth GLADWELL. Charles R. Mrs. Julia Tex. well, Staunton. Va. PRIVATES. Street, Menomonie, Wls. Arthur W. Mrs. P. C. Haab, 1987 Hughart, Walter II. Mrs. Eliz Cobun, Bretz, HAAB. IUGH.\RT, Charles H. Mrs. Dora CORUN. Avenue. Y'ork. N. Y. W. Vn. Anthony New 3129 Henrietta Street, St. Louis, Mo. Charles J. Mrs. Itegina Haas, 1230 Dailey, HAAS. lUTCHlNSON. Joseph .\. Mrs. Catherine DAILEY, Harrv A. Mrs. Margarctta Philadelphia, I’a. Marttnsburg, W. Va. North Hollywood Street, Hutchinson, 1800 South Tenth Street, Phila- 423 West King Street, H.V.Y.SS. Arthur L. Mrs. Annie Haass, Don- Grove U. Mrs. Bessie Pitch, Slay- delphia, Pa. _ DUTTON, ley. Tex. lITTON, John W. C. Hutton, Prospect ton, Mont. „ „ Mass. EIJ.IOTT, Charles G. Ernest Elliott, 1009 HAMMELL. Arthur B. George B. Hammell, 7 Street, Lowell. N. Marion. Sirs. Collie Jay, Spiro. Okla. I.ineoln Street, Elmira, N. Y. Walnut Street, Bordentown. J. •\Y. Bennie C. Mrs. Jlary Johnson, FINEBAUM. Herman A. Barnett Finebaum, IIEERN, Ira L. John W. Heern, Makanda, OHNSON, Marion. Ala. ',7 Brooklyn, N. Y’. III. 11 Flftv-sixth Street, Mrs. Hannah Johnson, G ANTHER,' Fred A. Mrs. Alda Claiborne, HERBERT, Albert C., jr. Albert C. Herbert, OIINSON, George R. Ganther. sr.. Waverly, Va. R. D. 3, Stacy, Minn. Mo. R. F. D. ORODNF.U. Alexander. Mrs. Rebecca Grod- IIICKERSON, Joseph J. W. Hickerson, UE’IT. Esron. James L. Juett, 4, nev. 114 East One hundred and ninth Manchester, Tenn. Georgetown. Ky. Albert Ralvls, care Street. Y'ork, N. HILDRETH, Albert G. Mrs. Alice I. Hil- iALVlS. Willfam. Homer , New Y. general delivery, IIV'.i'TOU, Nicholas T. Mrs. Slary Hector, dreth, 710 Webster Street, Schenectady, of Maj. George Clotfeldcr, OG Eleventh Street, Newark, N. J. N. Y. Hillsboro, 111. THE OFFICIAE U. S. BULLETIN' TITUESDAY, FEBEUAEY 0, ItllO. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

IvAUiniAN, Josepl). Mrs. Louis Vranckx, BUDD, .John O. Benjamin O. Biidd, 520 JUSTICE, I>'o. William M. Carroll, Aden, U’Ki North KlcvcutU Street, i’lillndclphln, North Nebraska Avenue, Mlndcn. Nebr. Ky. I’n. BUHRIE, Joseph II. Joe Buhrie, Yukon, Pa. KANE, Michael F. Mrs. Michael Kane, 433 K.MtIi, Ilormnn J.. jr. Ilormnn ,T. Karl, 1051 C.ASINO, Alfonso. Francesco Cgslno, Spol- First Street, Troy, N. Y. Capp Street, San Francisco, Cal. torc, I’rovlnce Tcrano, Italy. KAPS, .Ierom(! P. Mrs. Pauline Kaps, 410." KATllAN, Kdson II. Mrs. Ella Katlian. gen- CI..ARK, Condie C. George D, Clark, Fort Forty-fifth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. eral dcHvcr.v, Homer, III. Chadhornc, Tex. K.-ARMAN, Jacob J. Mrs. Mary Karman, West K.\UFMAN, Albert. Mrs. Fred Kaufman, II. CLARK, Harley R. Mrs. .Amy L. Clark, R. P. Barclay Street, Hicksvlllo. N. V. 1''. D. 1. Middlebrnnch, Ohio. I). 4, Cleveland, Tenn. K.ASCIIERES, Frederick. Mrs. Dianna Kas- KKRSlINER, Frank. Orzeu KersUner, R. F. CLEMON, Dolphin. Mrs. Adalino demon, R. chercs, 5002 Jackson Avenue, New Y'ork, I). -. Ansonla, Ohio. F. D. 1, Soldier, Iowa. N. Y. KESNKR, Edward E, Mrs. Ilertha .Stein- CROLEY, Harry R. Sirs. Missouri A. Croloy, KASKAMBAS, George J. Christ Konejlas, wart, 858 South Llbcrt.v Street, Elgin, III. 024 Austin Street, Nevada, Mo. 8 Park Street, Attleboro, .Mass. KR.SSLEK, Ren. Isdiac Kessler. 21S(i East DIXON, Millard F. Jim I). Dixon, Staunton, KASSAJUAN, llazop. Mrs. Armus Ka«sablan, Twenty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Okla. 517 Walnut Street, West Hoboken, N. J. KIT, LION, Thomas 1>. Mrs. Annie Kllllon, 31 DUTTON, Robert II. John A. Dutton, R. F, KAST, Fred C. Mrs. Ryan, 9 lladwln Way, Kimball Street. Doreliester, Mass. D. 5, Liberty, Tenn, Rosiindalc, Mass. KILLI.VN, Thomas D. James II. Kllll.an, DITTY, Roy James. George W. Duty, R. F. D. KAUFM.AN, Albert. Charles W. Kaufman-, Houston. Mo. 1, Abilene, Tex. , Bidle Prairie, 111. KILLOREN, Thomas W. .John Klllorcn, 1125 -ELLEFRITZ, Gay. Mr?. Lucy Ellefrltz, Don- KIMBALL, Nlel 11. Ashley Klmhall. 007 Franklin Street, .\ppleton, WIs. aldson, Iowa. South Church Street, St. Johnson, Mich. KIMR.VLL, Ralph 6. Mrs. Hide Kimball, ELLIOTT. George T. Mrs. L. Elliott, Sweet- KniINCKI, Stanley. Mrs. Mary Ivlmlncki, Hook.'-et, N. H. water, Tex. 209 (iarfiold Avenue, Garfield, N. J. KIMR.VLL, Stephen A. George Kimball, 2G08 EYRICH. Adam D. Mrs. Mary Kuhn, 740 KING, Daniel B. Mrs. Mary King, Klondike, Calumet Avenue, Chicago, III. Penn Avenue, West Reading, Pa. Ky. KINSLEK, Cliarley. Mrs. Ellen Kinsler, R. FINCH, Martin G. Mrs. Margaret Finch, 283 KLVyON, Elmer E. Mrs. Mary S. Klmes, R. F. D. 2. Blackv/ater, Va. Seventh Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. F. I). 1, Clinton, Mo. KNISLEY, Ryron Thomas. Mrs. Eliza J'. FINOCCIII. Louis. Mrs. Pasqulna Flnocchl, KNIGHT, Charles J. Mrs. Esther Knight, Knisley. Albany. Mo. Pesaro, Mondolfo, Italy. Westerly, W. Va. KNOLL, Thomas C. Mrs. Eflie Knoll, Mount FLE-MING, Edward H. J. M. Fleming, Mica, KNIGHT. Olive. Claud Knight, R. F. D. 4, Morri,?ou, Iow,n. Wash. Rock Branch, Tex. KURTZ, .Joseph. Sirs. Sady Kurtz, 571 Os- FRAD.JUDAKIS, Antony E. George N. Frad- KRAMPFER.T, Conrad. Charles Kramfert, born Street Brooklyn, N. Y. .iudakis. Valatos Ki.ssamIo, Lave, Greece. 23.3 Fifth Street, Union, N. J. LAHI>. William M. Wiley Ladd, Ardl, N. C. FRANKLIN, Leroy C. Mrs. Mary C, Frank- LA FAVE, Earle A. Mrs. George Doucette, I-EIITI. Alex. Mrs. Ida Balo, 1102 Eighth lin, 225 Chestnut Street, St. Marys, Ohio. 57 Jefferson Avenue. Woburn, Ma.ss. Street. Racine, Wis. FRANKS, William. William H. Franks, Fort L.YFERRERE, Emile. Gaspard Laferrerc, 2602 LEMB.VCH, George W. Mrs. Rose Lembach, Worth, Tex. South Main Street, Fall River, Mass. 0.51 Harford Avenue, Baltimore, Md. FR.ATE. Michael R. Miss Albina Frate, 317 I.EISM-YN, Edward F. Mrs. Lottie Leisman, LIEBEL, Charles B. Bernard Llebel, State Littleton Avenue, Newark, N. J. 1768 Gorsuch Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Stre.'t, St. Marys, I’a. 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GRZILIK, Frank. Walter Kau- Province di Potenza, Italy. MLT.VTOVICH, Milos M. Marko Boyovich, tcr Street, Detroit, Mich. Ben.iamin. William Lukowski, Lu- IjUKOWSKI, box 1071, Tonopah, Nev. HA'AKINSON, Albert B. A. Haaklnson, 246 Front Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ton. Iowa. MOORE. Bartlett H. Miss L. Hahn, MANSFIELD. Harry N. Harry Mansfield, .sr., Emma Moulton, box 102, Southold N. Y. HAAS, Adolph A. Edward Haas, care of Chicago Groat Western Railway, O’NEILL, John R. Michael J. O’Neill, 4255 Tex. Des Moines, Iowa. Kennorly Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. HAMMER, .John Bernard. Mrs. Marlon L. OTTO, George II. Mrs. Pauline Otto, Her- PENN.VLA, Alexander Jacob. Erick Pen- Hammer, 1044 Cutter Street, Cincinnati, man, Mo. nala, box 675, Collinsville, Conn. Ohio. PERSON. Cl.vde C. .Jerome P. Person, R. F. PERKINS. Michael J. Mrs. Helen Perkins, HARBERT, Ted L. Mrs. Germanina B. Ar- D. 7, Fayetteville, N. C. 123 Sidway Street, Buffalo, .N. Y. nold. Maderia. Cal. RICHARDSON, Straughan. Mrs. G. A. 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Price Schaberg, Ark. . ton, N. C. RUTH, Wilbert. Mrs. Mary Ruth, Blooming REYNOLDS, Vincent M. Mrs. May E. Lyons, HEFFERN, Frank. Mrs. Margaret Heffern, Glen, Pa. York, 72 North Holden Street, North Adams, 200 West Ninety-sixth Street, New SEGALL, Monroe. Mrs. . Katherine Segall, Mass. N. Y. 411 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROTTON, Mekriweather. Lee M. Rotton, Her- HERMAN, Sam. Morris Herman, 37 Gouver- SIVELS, Boston. Mrs. Mary Sivels, Hickory, mitage, Ark. neur Street. New York. N. Y. Va. RUCKER, James. F. W. Rucker, Pond Cap, HERNDON, Robert G. Mrs. I.Iyrtle W. Hern- SMITH, Ray N. Mrs. Mary A. Smith. 409 Va. don. Greenlee, Va. South Commanche Street, San Marcus, Tex. SCHUPP, Julius F. Mrs. Elizabeth Sebupp, HERRMANN, Oscar. Carl Herrmann, Med- SUTTER, ^Andrew J. Mrs. George Sutter, 1872 oVove Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ford. Wis. Athens, Wis. SMITH, Horace Mrs. Turlene E. Smith, 113 HICKEY. Leroy D. Daniel Hickey, 88 West TAIT, Lawrence. Frank Talt, R. F. D. 5, West Howard Street. Decatur, Ga. Third Street, Corning, N. Y. Peru, Ind. TINER, Andrew C. Mrs. Sallie Tiner, Mil- HICKMAN, Henry. William H. Hickman, TAPPEN, .John M. Julius Tappen, R. F. D. vld, Tex. Farmersville, Tex. 3, Blair, Wis. Mrs. Lillian WILSON, George L. Mrs. .Sarah L. Rogers, HILLG-ARDNER, Harold K. VIELE, Albert -Alexander. Albert Vlele, 24 Tulsa, Okla. 286 A. Vandervilt Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. Hisev, R. F. D. 5, box 59, King Street, Fort Edward, N. Y. YARBOROUGH, Walter. Mrs. Monie Yar- HOBBS. Edward. .James Hobbs, Rice, Tex. VIERSTRA, Jacob. Mrs. .Janke Vierstra, borough, Americas, Ga. HOBSON, Zeno. William A. Hobson, Pool- Prinsegraebt 183, Sneek, Holland. YOUNG, Chester C. Mrs. Martha Young, villo. Texi' WALDO, Guy D. H. C. Waldo, Port St. Joe, Doniphan, Mo. HOTTMAN, Albert C. August Hottman, 30 Fla. Sixteenth Street, Wheeling, Va. ADAMS, Andrew J. James A. Adams, Ches- W. WALE, .James. Mrs. C. H. Wale, New West- ter, S. C. HOWELJj, Roy. JIrs. Fay Howell, Rogers, minster, British Columbia, Canada. Ark. WEISSENB.4CH. Louis. Mrs. Bertha Ham- ANDERSON, Walter. Charles Anderson, 220 L. Mrs. Clara B. der, 210 Second Street, Jersey City, N. J. Morton Street, Batavia, 111. HUNDELING, George Hun- deling, 1504 Beechvlew Avenue, Beechview, WFIITEHEAD. Ben.iamin H. Mrs. Pauny ANDERSON, William L. , William H. Ander- Whitehead, Figsboro, Va. • son. Bridge Street, West Bridgewater, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pa. YEADO, Albert. Joseph Yeado, Leroy, N. AUSTIN, William G. Mrs. Lucy C. .Austin, HUNT, George Milton. Mrs. Mary Hunt,- R. Trenton, Utah. F. D. 1, Kerrens, Tex. D.ak. -•iDD.YMS, Irwin. George A. Addams, RAKER, Alexander. Miss Annie Baker, 22 HURLEY, John J. William Hurley, 180 West Downs, Chinocko Street. Gradnan, Russia. Fourth Street, South Boston, Mass. Kans. BENASZEK, .Joseph. Martin Benaszek, 6629 HURRlji. .John T. Alphonse Hurrie, 721 AFFELDT. Elmer M. Albert Affeldt, 743 Fleet -Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. South Twenty-third Street, St. Joseph, Mo. Eighth Street, Milwaukee. Wis. BENDER, .Joseph, Mrs. Oga Monick, 423 J.ACOBSON Joseph. Aron Jacobson, 356 Beek- ANDERSON. Zanna H. Jesse G. Anderson, Sloan Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. man Avenue, New York, N. Y. Poolville. Tex. AUSTIN. Orrie. Mrs. Charity Austin, R. F. BENESCH, ..Charles J. Frank J. Beneseb, JAR-AMILLO. Meleslo. Andrew C. .Jaramillo, 1308 East Eleventh Avenue, Spokane, Wash. 122 West Twohig, San -Antonio, Tex. D. 5. Troy, N. Y. BENSON, Allen A. -Anton Benson, Moore- JARRATT, Roy. "jroseph A. Jarratt, Canis- AUSTIN, Ralph. Victor Austin, R. F. D. 1, head, Iowa. tot-a. S. Dak. Clayton, N. C. BERNH.ARD, JEFFERIES, Marion M. James Fox, R. F. D. AUSTIN, Roy. Mrs. Ida Vanallen, 720 First Emil P. Frank X. Bernhard, l,.'rraynor, Iowa. Street, North Troy, N. Y. 1072 Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y. BERniiaRDT, JOHNSON. C.alvin. Mrs. Tewsie Cooper, AUSTIN, Wilbur B. Mrs. Elmina Austin, Carl F. Mrs. Mary Bern- Greenville, Tenn. Alger. Ohio. hardt. 2014 Burling Street, Chicago, 111. JOHNSON, George. William M. .Johnson, 606 AUSTIN, Willie. Mrs. T-aura Austin, R. F. D. BLEIMEISTER, George L. Mrs. Anna Blel- Woodlawn Avenue, Middletown, Ohio. 1. box 26, Lo.gansvil!e, Ga. meistcr, 495 Twenty-fifth -Street, Detroit, Mich. JULIUS, Toney. Mrs. Margaret Julius. 3268 BACHMAN, Burnal Jacob. George W. Bach- Wilson Avenue, East Youngstown, Ohio. man, R. F. D. 12, Favette, Ohio. BRISCOE, James .J. Mrs. Mae Briscoe, 366 JURSKE, Edward. William Gantier, 9140 BAKER, -\dlia M. Mrs. Mary E. Baker, Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, 111. Abernathy, Tex. 71“—10 5 18 THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIN : THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING r.KI.L. Oh.'iiie.s E. JoUn Bell, Fairmount HUNTER, Earl B. Robert C. Hunter, 424 CARROLI^ Walter p. Mrs. Cetty O. Sav- Spriug.s, I’a. Garland Street, Detroit, Mich. age, 907 Sheldon Avenue. Norfolk, Va. r.EXTKOWSKI, Chester A. Mrs. Anna Bent- HUTCHINSON, Philip S. Mrs. Mary Hutchin- CONNELLI, Antonio. Michael Amato, 990 kov.sld, ly Clark Street, BnHalo, N. Y. son, Loda, HI. Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BEIiNAIiD, August J. .Joseph Bernard, 520 INGRAM, Isaac F. Fleming Ingram, Ferrum, COOPER, Glenn. R. M. Cooper, Worthington, Thirty-first Street, Detroit, Mich. Va. Mo. BKUNAliD, Benjamin .T. Mrs. Benjamin J. JAROSCH, Eddie. Mrs. Lizzie Jarosch, 234 CORDES, Henry C. .John II. Cordes, Seventy- Bernard. I{. F. D. 2, Danviile, Va. Center Street, Eau Claire, Wis. second and Mission Road, Merrlam, Kans. Bi’NKE, Edward. Herman Bunke, R. F. D. JOHNSON. George Arthur, Mrs. .1. II. John- CORISDEO, Anthony. Mrs. Mille Corisdeo, 5, ho.y .‘iO, Sheboygan, Wis. son, 59 Elm Street, Cortland, N. Y. 533 Grand Street, Hoboken, N. J. C.VUIiOLJj, Howard M. Michael Carroll, C JOIINSON, Grover C. Manley C. Johnson, CAJiROLL, Thomas F. I’atiTck Carroll, 63 Finch Street, Rochester, N. Y. G19 Twenty-eighth Street, Detroit, Mich. Kcrney .Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. eWSADY, Benjamin H. Mrs. Ben Casady, KANE, Robert L. Mrs. Robert L. Kane, G13 COX. Charles. William E. Cox, R. F. D. 2. Dean, Mo. East Third Street, Ladysmith, Wis. Rice Lake, Wis. CASEIjL.\. Benny V. Rocco Casclla, IIGO KESTERHOI.TZ. Ellis E. Mrs. Almira M. CO.N, RoI)crt R. Solomon Cox, R. F. D. 3, \Ves;t Erie Street, Chicago, 111. Kesterholtz, Richardsvillc, Pa. Moorhead. Iowa. C.ASWEIJj, Burton. Fred Lord, Stratham, KIMMONS, John. James J. Kimmons, North CRAWFORD, Edmond K. F. G. Crawford, N. H. Birmingham, Ala. Menlo, Wash. CLARK, Cecil R. Mrs. Nellie Clark, R. F. D. KINYON, Edward M. Mrs. A. M. Kinyon, G19 DURHAM, George Lewis. Mrs. Dale Mc- 2. Crawfordsville, Ind. North Thirteenth Street, East Cedar Rapids, Laughlin. liox 71, Carleton. Mich. CI..ARK, Earl. Mrs. Martha M. Clark, Hugo, Iowa. EGAN. Anthony J. Mrs. Margarette Egan, Okia. KINZ, Charles. Martin Kinz, 1826 Ryan 1170 Center Street, Chicago, 111. CT.ARK, Floyd E. Leonard Clark, 19 Hull Street. North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. EVERSON, Henry II. • Charles II. Everson, l“laco, Seymour, Conn. KIRKM.AN, Clyde T. Mrs. Laura Kirkman, 8 North Street, Plymouth, Mass. CL.UiK, Fred. J. B. Clark, Argenta, Ark. 709 Mangum Avenue, High I’oint, N. C. EVERTS, Henry M. Martin E. Everts, Mar- CORBY, .John. Peter Savage, Iron River, KNOPF, William H. Mrs. Caroline Knopf, shalltown, Iowa. AA'is. Chagrin Falls, Ohio. FEI.DT, Elmer C. Andrew Feldt, R. F. D^ 1, CULLEN, Charles G. Mrs. Thomas .T. KNUTSON, Olaf. Ole Knutson, New Foldcn, Belt, Mont. I’owers, 137 Sheffield Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Minn. FIANT, Charles E. Mrs. Anna E. Flant, CULLEN, Edward A. Mrs. Anna Cullen, 504 LAFFLEUR, Anthony, Mrs. Loui.se I.amolhe, Wornersvilie, Pa. South Park Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. 3114 St. Philip Street, New Orleans, La. FINKLER, Peter J. Mrs. Mary Finkler, 1443 DAVIS, John P. Mrs. Annie E. Davis, 142G LIBEROPULOS, Athanasice. William Libero- Fletcher Street, Chicago, III. AVauclain Street, Harrisburg, Pa. pulos, 207 JIain Street, Menasha, Wis. FT.ECK. .John W. Fred Fleck. Bayside. N. Y. DAVIS, Joseph C. Mrs. B. I. Hill, 45i LIEBER, Benjamin. Jacob lAeber, 14G2 Brook FLEITER, James J. Mrs. Andrew Flelter, Stephen.son Street, Freeport, III. Avenue. Now York, N. Y. 377 Hill Avenue, Akron, Ohio. D.WIS, Raymond L. Mrs. Addie Cora Davis, LOOS, John H. Peter Loos, jr., R. F. D. 4, GLASSY, Frank A. Mrs. Rose Glassy, Vin- 5,'il West Street, Annapolis, Md. Pinckneyvitle, III. cent, Oreg. DAVIS, Ricliard. Mrs. Martha L. Davis, R. LOSER, lieury .T. Mrs. Willie May McCanico H.ARMON, Raymond K. Robert Estes, F. D. 7, Martin, Tenn. I..oser, 2118 Grantland Avenue, Nashville, Whitesburg. ’Tenn. DI GR.AZI.V, Martin. p; Grazia, Tenn. H.ARRISON, .John A. Miss Jennie A'nn Dum- 523 Central Avenue, Westfield, N. .T. LUMB.ARD, Kellar. George M. Lumbard, mciey, 17 Heiyzcn Street, Grand Rapids, DIONNE, George J. Mrs. Mary Rcbare, G4 Pott.sgrove. Pa. Mich. Eighth Street, New Bedford, Mass. M.ANARA', Sidney. William Manary, Aber- HERRMAN, William. Joseph Ilerrman, 1874 deen, S. Dak. pIZNEY, Allen S. Miss Mattie E. Dizney, Hart SIreet, Brooklyn. N. Y. Corbin, M.\NNING, Garfield. Mrs. Sallie Manning, Ky. HUNT, George. Mr.s. Mary E. Hunt. 32J R. F. D. box 4. Rowland, N. C. DUFF, Arthur V. George Duff, Drummond, 2, Lexington Avenue, White I’lains, N. Y. MANUEL, Constantin. Mrs. E. J. Dimmick, Mont. IIT’NTER, .Tol'n E. Mrs. Amanda Hunter, A. Durham, 41 Greenwood Avenue, Mantcheir, N. J. DURH.AM, Francis Andrew Marlon, S. C. MANUS, Ilarrv C. John L. Manus, R. F. D. route 1, Hemlock, Mich. ISLEY, Truman E. Abraham Isley, Riverton, DURKIN, Eugene P. Mrs. Frances Durkin 1. Anna. 111. 111 . 70 Taylor Street, Dorchester, Mass. MULLOOLY, Muriaugh I. John F. Mullooly, ELLER, Isadoro. Mrs. .Jennie Eller, 4004 Oakdale, JPa. JUDD, Willfam T. Mrs. Cora E. Judd. Mag- Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. PRICE, Hassle G. Emory A. Price, R. F. D. nolia, Oliio. ELLISON, Edward W. Mrs. .Anna Ilouwning; 2. Slocomb, Ala. JUDGE, William J. Mrs. Louisa Collins, 243 3037 Herndon Street, Chicago, Hi. PRIDE. Floyd L. Mrs. Alpha Pride, Ryan, Meeker .Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ENGRETSON, Alfred Jesse. Mrs. Lydia En Okla. JUREK, Walter. AVilliam .Turek, HOC North gebretson, Durand, Wis. SCHTFFMAN, Jesse N. Aaron Schiffman, 147 Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, III. EVANOVSKlS, Joseph. Miss Bessie Evanov- West One hundred and eleventh Street, New KNAPP, James W. Albert Richards, R. F. D. skis, 2414 West Twenty-fifth Street, Chi York. N. V. 1, Scioto, Ohio. Frank. .John Kasper, Ganado. Tex. cago. 111. SCHUMACHER. George. Miss Antonia Schu- K.ASPER. EVANS, Joseph. Charles Evans, 10 Gilbert macher, 437 Waller Street, San Francisco, KING. Floyd M. John 51. King. 2520 Mont- Street East Hartford, Conn. Cal. clair .Avenue. ChicaJso. 111. Mrs. King, Bernice, FERGUSON. Duel J. Miss M. L. Ferguson, SCHURTER. .John G. Mrs. Myrtle Weiscr, KING, George L. Delpha 158 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. Woods Grove, Penns Grove, N. J. Okla. FINLEY, Aaron. Samuel Finley, R. F. D. 3, SCHUSTER. Charles E. E. J. .Schuster, 3913 KISSELL, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Kissell, Elizabeth, Pa. Southern Parkway. Louisville, Ky. Favette City, Pa. FIORELLI, John. San Fiorelli, Norcera SCHUTTE, Joseph W. Joseph Schutte, 130G KITCHENER, David T. Samuel Kitchener, Paruga Pi'ovince, Umbria, Italy. Elm Street, Quincy, 111. 13G Orch.Trd Street, Plymouth. Pa. FLECIvENSTEIN, Frank. Mrs. Frances SK.\AR, John M. Albert Skaar, De Forest, KIA'LEH.AN, Joseph. Patrick Kenney, north- Fleckenstein, 501 Onderdonk Avenue, Wis. • east corner of .Seventli avenue and Nine- Brooklyn, N. Y. • SMITH. Raymond T. Addison Smith, Woos- teenth Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. FR.ANKLIN, Guy E. Miss Harriet E. Frank- ter. Ohio KN.AI’P Robert Conway. Alfred Knapp, lin. 114,3 Oak Street, Columbus, Ohio. SPENCER. Bryant. Mrs. Caroline Gooden, Brainard Road, South Euclid, Ohio. FR.ANSEN, Adolph. Will Donnelly, Tracy, Bessemer, Ala. LOPP, John R. Mrs. Jennie Lopp, Fristoe, Minn. ST.VRLING, James L. Mrs. Nora J. Starling, Mo. Wads. N. C. li’REA', Mathla.s J. John J. Frey, Dalgreene 5I.VNN, John D. 5Irs. Elsie Mann, 335 West Nettie Strate, Lewis, Street, Crown I’oint, Ind. STR.VTE. Frank. Mrs. .Avenue. Monrovia. Cal. Kans. Orange GARDNER, John 11. Mrs. Margaret M. 5I.ARSDEN. .Arthur. Mrs. Florence E. 5Iars- Harry W. Mrs. Bertia Swank, R. Gardnc'r, 311 East Eagle Street, East Bos- SW.ANK. den, 2957 North Hancock Street, Philadel- F. D. 1, Gilbert, Ohio. ton, JIass. phia, I’a. SWAN.SON. Harry Carl. Mrs. Annie Vascc, GL.VSS, .\ll('n L. Jim Glass, Rock Run, Ala. BOCKHEIM, George F. Mrs. Elizabeth Bock- GREELER, George E. George E. Greeley, 70 Bartlesville. Okla. heim, 1625 Hamilton Avenue, Grand Rap- Park Street, Hudson, Mass. THOMAS. Cloo L Mrs. T. E. Frecar, 1G73 Mich. Ki'iiilworth Place, Memphis, Tenn.' ids. GREGORY, Thomas II. Mrs. Minnie W. BROOKB.VNKS, Joseph .Arthur. Mrs. Eliza- UNDERCO, George ,S. John t^nderco, 204 Gravely, Martinsville, Va. beth Brookl;auks, Harrisburg, 111. Eighth Street, Windber. Pa. griffin, Clarence. .John M. Griffin, Strong, BUTLER. John A. Mrs. Alary Butler, 60 Ark. W.M.DRON. George D. Mrs. Gordon E. Gra- Mass. ham. 200 South Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Fisher .Avenue, Roxbury, GRIFFIN, Clarence W. Mrs. Louise II. Grif- COAA'GER, Robert S. Jesse F. Cowger, Hack- MAI.TEli. Peter C. Peter Maltcr. 45G0 lin, Ellington, Conn. ers A'allev, AV. Va. Friendship ,\ven\ie. Pittsburgh. Pa. GUUCZA, John. Mrs. Helen Grueza, 414 Wil- ATS, Wilfred H. Mrs. Ida Larzolers, 104 WILSON. Hollis. Mrs. Ethel Wilson, R. F. DA son Street, Bufl'alo, N. Y. South Lexington .Avenue, Merchantville, D. 3. Summit, Jliss. HANSON, Edwin Theodore. Mrs. Mary Han- Camden. N. J. WITTE, Henry Mrs. Sophia Witte, Hardin, Mrs. Grace Rudoau, 1090 son, 132 Irving I'lace, Denver, Colo. Mo. DURGEN. Joseph R. HERMAN. Charles. Mrs. Annie Herman, 700 North Street, Syracuse. N. Y. Schenck Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Y.VTES, William C Jlrs, Rebecca F. Meisner, EDEI.M.AN. George. Mrs. Mary Edelman, IIIBBETTS. James E. Mrs. Sallie Davis, 1825 Fifth Street. McMechen. W. Va. 2907 Kipp Street, Philadelphia, Pa. North Sixth Street, Waco, Tex. A. DE1.SON. Solomon. Edw.nrd 11. .'\delson, FIELD, Cyrus AV. .Albert A. Field, R. F. D. .\ Chicago, IIICKES, Daniel 'P. Mrs. Ida Hickes, R. F. 1400 South Springfield venue, 2. Sparta. Mich. D. 2. Glens Falls, N. Y. HI. FLESCHNER. George. 5frs. Hannah Flcsch- IIICK.M.AN. Henry I. Mrs. Louise W. Hick- ADKINS. Lee. Hugh Adkins, ISOG Maple ner. route E. Terre Haute. Ind. man, 'J'imlier Rid.ge, Va. .\venuo. Huntington, W. Va. FI.ESHEIi. Harry C. Mrs. Josephine Flesher, HO.AR, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Igo, Crossland WFS'ri.EY. Paul. Henry M. Ankney, GIG care Effie Hunter. Pennsboro, AA’. A'a. Terrace, Brighton, Alass. North Center Street. Sturgis. Mi

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Y'. 474, West Frankfort, 111. Rl.XAHD, Louis F. Mrs. LouIm- Rinard, Cot- JHNH, Victor. Joe .lune, Indiana, Ha. FH.LARI, Luigi. Murk Flllari 408 Beckan ta g.^ Grove, Oreg, * KHNNY, Edward Francis. Mrs. llannnli Street. Cniuden. N. J. ROCHE, Frank .Mrs. Ad.dkn 1. Roche, 943 Kenny, The Heights, Leiainon, Ha. I'TNDEISEN, Otto R. Mrs. Anna Findelsen, East Channel Street, Stockton, Cal. KINti, Edward. Mrs. Saraii L. King, O.’IO 210 South Hole)i Street. Sioux City. Iowa. ROCHESTER, Frank G. YVilliaru B. Kennedy, West Main Street, Oiney, Hi. FRASER, William H. Mrs. Mary Bennett, v.ks Main Street, Buffalo, N. KISSI.EH, Joseph. Mrs. .Yuna Kissier, 213 740 Fourth Street NW., Washington, 1). C. ROGERS, Arthur I. Mrs. Rcljceea Rogers, Ke('d Avenue, Mouesscu, Ha. Mrs. .1. FR.YSER, William Lnwrcnc*'. Emmii It. I-'. D. 4, McCune, Kans. KITCHEN, James A. Jo' n Kitchen, Orr, Kv. Fraser, 157 New Y'ork Aveuue, Ogdensburg, ROGERS, Ben. Mrs. Mary E. Rogers, R. F. I,ee YV. Hello 1 14 KNAHH, Mrs. N. Knapp, N. Y. D, 1, Fort Myers, Fla. Morrill Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. FREY, George W. Mrs. Mary E. Frey, 413 SCIIIFF, Eawionce. Charles Sehiff, 522 W(>at KOHKING, Ben. Fredcrli 1: \Y. Koliring, CCID Carrollton .Yveuuo, Hagerstown. Md. One hundred and Ibii-ty-fouilh Street, New Y'illa Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. . GARDNER, Sidney. Mr.s. Constance Maln- Yoi-k, N. V. KKEINSEN. Charle.s L. Mrs. Alice A Kreln- warlng, R. F. D., Clovis, Cnl. RADFORD, Oliver. Mrs. Sarah Jusliec, sen, 37 Waverly Street, Brighton. Mass. GARFAL.YKIS, James. Nicholas Zarhardouks, D«4. RIrs. Alice White, E. F. D. 14. Sevierville, Tenn. D. 1 WAINSTEIN, Samuel. Jacob Wainstciu, 206 , Beacon, Iowa. HUSTON, Mark. Edward G. Huston, Cas- Spring Fall River, Maas. WHITMER, Elzle F. .Tacoh F. Whitmer, 45 cade, Mont Street, Mrs. Catherine YS'eit- Hartford Street. Columbus. Ohio. n’BRSON, John. Bernard M. Iverson, Pine- WEITZEL, Howard W. WILLIAMS, Dallas C. Nathaniel Williams, wood, Minn. zel. 819 Duvart Street, Shamokin. Pa. route 1, Comanche, Tex. JANISREWSKI, Anton. Pete Kolos. 1165 WHITTAKER, Fletcher F. Mrs. Exa Hudson, 'Syracuse, YEARICK, Ellis L. John B. Tearick, R. F. Duhoi.s Street, Detroit, Mich. Kans. Stanley Albert. Albert AVicnold, D. 1. Mill Hall, Pa. JUSTICE, Jame.s H. Mrs. Emma Justice, 110 WIENOLD. Wilkin.sburg, YONSER, Geopge M. Reuben W. Bolick, Pike Street, Huntsville, Ala. Laketon Road. Fort 1, Pa. Arthur. Fred Yeiter, Bur- Kutr-town, Pa. KNERR. Ira. Mrs. Lizzie Knerr, R. F. D. TEITER, West linglou, Iowa. ATCHISON. Henry William. B. E. Atchison, 2, Sugarcreek, Ohio. Agrieola, Kans. • KNIERIM, Geoi'ge H. William Knierim, R. YESNER. Abraham. Mrs. Anna Y'esuer, 2 Brooklyn. BENDER, Walter John. Mrs. Louise Bender, F. D. 4, Wauseou, Ohio. Tompkins Avenue, N. Y. 500 Onstalia Street. Bellevue, Ohio. KNISELY. Earl. Edward Knisely, 439 East ABRAMS. Samuel. Mrs. Rose Abrams, 782 BENEDICT. Peter J. Nunzio Alllzzo, 626 Butler Street, Bryan, Ohio. Home Street, New Y'ork. N. Y'. Concord .\venue. New York, N. Y. KREBS, Newton B. Mrs. Newton B. Kreos, ADEN, Tony. Joe Aden, R. F. D. 4, Taylor- BENJAMIN, Sam. Harris Benjamin, 530 Monroeville, Ohio. ville. 111. H. A. MilHin Street, Philadelphia. Pa. IvROLL, Benjamin S. Benjamin S. Kroll, BINGHAM, Richard Prank Bingham. Chicago, III. BENNETT. William C. Raymond G. Bennett, 2074 .Arthur Avenue. New Y'ork, N. Y. 2807 Diversey Avenue, Tushka, Okla. LEGGETT, James D. Mrs. Ella Harris, Rod- BUTLER, James S. Louis A. Butler, 33 BODDIE, Henry C. Mrs. Sallie Boddie, Tal- ney, Iowa. Brook Street, Keene, N. 11. assee, Ala. LEMONS, Henry D. Mrs. Mary Lemons, gen- C.ARU, Wade. Mrs. Josie McKelvey, R. F. D., BOTELLE. George W. Mrs. Annie Botelie, eral delivery, Buffalo, Mo. Forney, Ala. Rosett Street. YY'aterhury. Conn. LORBER, Louis. Mrs. N. Mandel, 418 Essex CARROLL, John E. .Tames Henry Carroll, BOTIS. .Tosenh. Giovanni Botis, Strada Ver- R. F. D. 1. Bristol, Tenn. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. . iniuihari. Italy. LOSIN, John. Anthony Keckarezyk. 335 CONCl-YTORE, Are.-.ngelo. Joseph Concia- Street, Bridgeport, Conn. BOWDEN, Baxter. John B. Bowden, R. F. D. Thirteenth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. tore, 352 Grand Star. Manchester, Tenn. COX, Slnnley F. Marion Cox, St. Lawrence, LOZIER. Charles h’. Ton.v Lozier, 716 Cot- BRYANT, Willie. Jordan Bryant, Battles- tage Street, Jackson, Mich. S. Dak. .Terry Dago.stino. lioro. N. C. MAPBIS, George H. Mrs. Maria Miller, Wail- DAGOSTINO, Angelo. 40 N. Y. BI'RCH. Abram H. Mrs. May Burch, 1721 kill, N. Y. Pre.ston Street, Port Washington. St. Elmo Avenue, Canton, Ohio. MARCELLI, Isidore. Vincenzo Lucorello, 200 DAA'IS, Raymond R. Mrs. Mary E. Davis, Gladys Evans, R. 3615 Chestnut Avenue, Baltimore. Md. BIIRKM.YN. Arthur. Mrs. Saratoga Avenue, MechanicsvUIe, N. Y. Newcastle. Ind. Gusfaf. Gustaf Varneste, F. D. 7, McNARY. Fred E. Mrs. Jane McNary, R. F. DEBALNE, 855 Albert Margaret E. Street, Detroit, Mich. CARNES. W. Mrs. D. 6. Buford, N. Dak. East Lnun Carnes, general delivery, Monessen, Pa. MENAK, Han. Mrs. Eupzefa Menak, Wesk- DEDMON, .Yugustus C. Mrs. Fannie D. Ded- Carr, Eeuel A. William Bruce Carr, 1615 secety, Pacto, Derewne Giiherna, Wylonska, mon, Cherryville, N. C. South Fifth Avenue. Maywood. III. Russia. DE GEORGE, Frank. John De George, 300 CHAMBERS. Dallas T. Mrs. Ida A. Cham- Tenth Avenue, New York. N. Y. hers, 1202 Fulton StVeet, Brooklyn, N. Y. MICnOWITZ, Moisey. Evan S. Michowitz, DEGREEN. Harold P. George W. Degreen. CONF.YLLONE. Augustino. Mrs. Carmela Most Motel, G. Grado, Russia. .Strawberry Ridge, Pa. Oorrtile. 194 Bruce Street, Newark, N. J. MOSER, Bland A. Mrs. Jessie Simpson, R. F. DEHAVEN. Frank. Mrs. Martha Dchaven, COWDEN. Roscoe. Mrs. Mary Frances Cow- D. 2. Unionville, N. C. Labarpe, HI. den. 6.')2 Poplar Street, Lancaster, Pa. NAY, Estel. Mrs. Emma Wise, White I*lne, DILLON, Frank P. Mrs. May Dillon, 5019 COX. Charlie D. George C. L. Cox, Effing- W. Va Fifth .Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Ellen ham, S. C. O'M.YR.V, James A. O’Mara, G152A DT'RGAN, Leland A. Harvey E. Durgan, COX. Lunnie C. John R. Cox, Powell Station, Hamilton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Kingfi.sher, Okla. Tcun. PAI’PE, Henry W. Albert Pappe, Waltham, DUR.AN. Mauel. Mrs. EnasiLa Duran, Wal- CRONIN, Joseph H. John A. Cronin, 10 Minn. seuhurg, Colo. Spring Street, Newburyport, Mass. P.ACE, Herbert. D. E. Pace, Ashland. Ala. EGGMAN. Carl M. Mrs. Jennie Eggman, R. DEKE, Edward H. Mrs. Charles Deke, R. F. PALLADINO, Nicola. Carmiuo Palladlno, 2 F. I). 40. I'endleton, Ind. D. 2, Independence, Iowa. Marion Place, Jersey Cltv. N. J. EY’ER.ARD. George. John Everard, 738 DIMAUCO. .Toseph. Nicola Dimarco, 222 PALMER. Ray K. Mrs. Dcsie Y'each, Simp- Thirtv-fifth Street, North Bergen, N. J. Si'Hivnn Street, New York, N. Y. son. 111. EVERETT Ben A. Nathan R. Everett, R. F. DT'SZY'NSKI, .Joseph S. Peter Duszynski, 746 FERTILE, Luigi. Miss Caterina Portlle, Dus- D. 4, Greenville, N. C. Second Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. vllle, Vincenzo. Italj'. EVERTS. Fred. Mrs. Fred L. Everts, 52 DWY'ER. John J. Mrs. Mary Dwyer, 267 PLANK, William J. Mrs. Golden Plank, R. F. Watkins Avenue, Perry, N. Y. Pond Avenue, Brookline, Mass. D. 2, Muldrow, Okla. EY'rrxs, Bird. Jeff Evitts, Cisney, Ky, 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Fick, NELSON, Victor E. Olaf Nelson, R. F. D. FICK, Edwin C. Mrs. H. 972 Grant 1, SECTION 4, FEBRTIAKY 6, 1919, Street, liulTalo, N. Y. Cordova, 111. FIEDI.EIt, Charles A. Mrs. Ida S. Fiedler, OTTO, Amll A. Lester Otto, Donnybrook, N. The following casualties are rejiorted Dak. St. Cloud, Minn. the FIESEL, .Joseph B. Augustus Piesel, 41 Ely PACE, Guida. Mrs. Angelica Pace, box 200, by commanding general of*the Ameri- Avenue, I.ong Island City, N. Y. Camp Charles, Ohio. can Expeditionary Forces: FIMIANA, Carmen Francis. Donarto Fimi- PATTERSON, Albert E. Marcus L. Patter- ana, 494 Johnston Street, Perth Amboy, son, Saxon Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C. Wounded (degree undetermined). 385 N. J. PELKE, Herman. Mrs. Henrietta Pelke, Wounded slightly 608 FINK, Samuel A. Mrs. Ell Fink, 15 Hanover Golden Valley, N. Dak. Street, Kochester, N. Y. PIERCE, Frank. William H. Pierce, McCor- FINEEY, Mack. Mrs. Sarah Tinnie, Blnger, mick, HI. Total 993 Okla. PREISS, Harold W. Herman Preiss, general FLOWERS, Bradley L. Mrs. Mallissle L. delivery, Rockland, Mich. Flowers, Frogue, Ky. PRICE, Henry M. Miss Ollie Price, 507 High- Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Walter B. land, Johnson City, Tenn. FRANKLIN, George B. Franklin, MliJOBS. R. F. D. 1, Deraorest, Ga. RACEY, Carter C. Miss Alice S. Poole, 435 FRANSEEN Emil Karl. Emil Seeburg, Still- George Street, Hagerstown, Md. DAVIS, Richard Sharpless. Mrs. Rhea Thurs- man Valley, HI. REHO, PauL Paul Reho, R. F. D. 73, Smith- ton Davis, 302 School Lane, Germantown, FRATTOLINO, Vinclnz. Louis Arege, 2367 ton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Hughes Avenue, New York City, N. Y. REICHARDT, Albert G. Ernest M. Reichardt, HIBBS, Louis E. Mrs. F. W. Hibbs, 184 FREDERICK, Arthur W. Mrs. Chatie Fred- R. F. D. 4, Corning, Iowa. Pequot Avenue, New London, Conn. ROUSCH, Arthur R. Mrs. Mary Rousch, 50 erick. 54 Reid Street, Fort Plain, N. Y. CAPTAIN. OIAVONETTE, James V. Rev. Hubert Le- North Chase Avenue, Rockaway Beach, blond, Cleveland, Ohio. N. Y. KRAFT, Charles J. Mrs. Charles J. Kraft, GRAY, Harold F. Mrs. A. W. Gray, Town- REYNOLDS, Alonzo L. Jake S. Spangle, Sul- 3611 Wlnthrop Avenue, near Bryn Mawr send Harbor, Mass. phur Springs, Tex. Avenue, care of Louis E. Kraft, Chicago, 111 GREIG, William A. Samuel Greig, Stewarts- REYNOLDS, Harden C. William J. Reynolds, . ville, Ohio. R. F. D. 1, Tuskegee, Ala. LIEUTENANTS. HAHN, Andrew. Mrs. Mary Walters, 1236 RISKIN’, Samuel. Fred Riskin, 356 Mont- ARENS, .\ugust A. Mrs. Herman Arens, 766 East Seventeenth Street, Columbus, Ohio. gomery Street, Passaic, N. J. Center Street. Appleton, Wis. HALL, Daniel C. J. Mrs. Margaret Hall, Gor- RISING, So'lomon. Mrs. N. J. Wanamaker, CHRISTOPH, Charles DeGulre. H. C. Chris- ham, N. II. 020 Washington Avenue, Lancaster, Ohio. toph, Fredericktown, Mo. Peter. IIANKE, George .T. Henry Hanke, box 107, RITZEMA, Richard Ritzema, 1891 DUVAL, Robert C. Mrs. Mary Todd Duval, Blue Earth, Minn. Grandviile Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. Contra, King and Queen County, Va. II.\NSON, Evar Emanuel. Mons Hanson, Bur- ROBBINS, .Joseph. Mrs. Elsie M. Robbins, FLECK, Glenn B. Mrs. William J. Daniels, lington, Kans. 5139 Harlan Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 412 Robin Street. Dunkirk, N. Y. H.4RDEE, Luther T. Thomas P, Hardee, ROBINSON, Fred J. Mrs. W. H. Robinson, GLASER, Fred William. Mrs. Elizabeth Jesup, Ga. 540 Superior Street, Storm Lake, Iowa. Glaser, 1528 Alabama Avenue, Dormant, Pa. HARGUES, Lahorde. John Laborde, 55 Co- ROGGOW, August A. John Roggow, Peter- GRAVES, Albert II. Arthur O. Graves, 804 lumbus Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. son, Iowa? West First Street, Fort Worth, Tex. HARMS, Karl L. William Harms, R. F. D. 2, SBROCCO, Domenik. Mrs. Anna Riccio, 292 LIVINGSTON, Julian F. Mrs. Madge W. Liv- Malinta, Ohio. Third Street, Monessen, Pa. ingston, Greensboro, Ala. HERBERT, William Joseph. Miss Emma SMITH, Lacey Glenn. Mrs. Eva V. Smith, R. ROBERTS, Charles Glenn. N. 7,. Roberts, F. 1). 3, Harrisonburg. Va. Street, Herbert, 1325 Pacific Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. _ 138A West Peachtree Atlanta, Ga- HERBST, William F. Mrs. Elizabeth Ilerhst, SMITH, Thomas Richard. Jim Christie, 709 Y.AEGEK, Norbert Ferdinand. Frank John R. F. D. 2, Brookville, Ohio. Ninth Avenue. New York, N. Y. Yacger, 316 West Front Street, Monroe, HEREFORD, Thomas A. Mrs. Nanie Here- SMITH, Thomas W. Miss Belle Vannatta, Mich. ford, Cumberland, Md. Granville Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio. YORK, William Bransford. Mrs. William B. HERJIAN, William O, Henry Herman. R. P. SMITH, Van Tuyl. John W. Smith, 1315 York, 4000 Lee .4 venue, St. Louis, Mo. D. box lO-A. St. Joseph, Mich. Broadway, Fargo, N. Dak. 1, .SEROEANI M.\JOB. IIOF.MANN, George M., jr. George II. Hof- SMITH, Wallace W. Mrs. Sarah S. Smith, mann. sr„ 387 East One hundred and ninety- 602 South Eigliteenth Street, Corvallis, Oreg. FLEENER, George C. Jay W. Fleener, R. F. third Street, New York, City, N. Y. STARK, Leonard. Walter C. Starr, Green- D. 2, Richards, Mo. HTTELBIG, Frank. John Huelhig, 221 Bast ilold. Mo. SERGEANTS. Forty-seventh Street, City, N. Y. STAUFFER, John B. Mrs. Hannah Stauffer, New York IIERSEY, Allison D. JIrs. Lydia E. Swim, HUNT, .Tames E. Mrs. Catherine Hunt, 305 Skipjjack, Pa. Minnie Washburn, Jle. Wilkinson Street, Syracuse, N. Y'. STEETLE, Charles Robert. Mrs. Steetle. Ilotfl'e, I’a. HIBB.4RD, Albert L. Albert E. Hibbard, HURST, Mikcl II. William Hurst, Donplipha, Newbern, N. C. Mo. TAMILLO, Sylvester B. Mrs. Rose Tamillo, 3030 Gresham Avenue. Chicago, 111. HICKERSON, Kendall C. John B. Hicker- IRWIN, Fanon. Joshua Irwin, Frederick- son. Remington, Va. town. Mo. WEIJIER, Samuel A. Daniel H. Weimer, R. F. D. 7, Johnstown, Pa. HUNTSINGER, Ivan. Mrs. Anna Huntsinger, JERUE, Karl Ward. Mrs. Carrie Jerue, Esboii, Kans. Greenliank, WEINER, Philip. Mrs. Rose Weiner, 452 East N. .L JEFFERS, Lester Earl. William Jeffers, K.'VNDEL. Abraham C. Mrs. Eliza Kandel, One hundred and seventy-fifth Street, New York. N. Y. Hooper, Nebr. R. F. D. 2, Minerva, Ohio. JUDD, Carl C. Gail T. Judd, 731 Kentucky P. WIEGERT, Otto G. Mrs. Henry Wiegert, 230 KANE, James Joseph Kane, 34B Pine Avenue, Washington, D. C. Street, North Maplewood Avenue, Chicago, 111. Whitinsville. Mass. KAMINSKI, Walter J. Mrs. Frances Kamin- KING, Edward H. Mrs. Virginia C. Seegars, YOUNG, Earl C. B. M. Young, 1535 Walnut Street. Alameda, Cal. ski. 3109 Brereton Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ilartsville, S. C. KNIERIM, Ernest. Miss .inna Knierim, 1122 KISALASKIE, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Kisalas- ZIMNOCK, Zygmunt. John Zimnock, 14 Cooper Street, Bayonne, N. J. Monroe Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. kie. 41J Hemlock SIreet, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. LEHR, Christian A. Charles Lehr, Scllman, KNEPPER, Calorencc F. Mrs. Elia R. Knep- SHAFFER, Harmon Leroy. Mrs. May Shaffer, Jtontpelier. Md. per. R. F. D. 1, Sumner, 111. Ohio. SOPER, Earl. George Soper, Blanchardville, LEIDeR, Benjamin. Geccl I.elder, 141 Lud- KNICELY, Charles E. George W. Kniccly, R. low Street, New York, N. Y. F. D. Dayton, Va. Wis. 1, McC.VRTHY, John. Mrs. Daniel J. Hayes, KNIFTON, Ernest. Albert E. Knifton, Mis- SORRANO, Cesalre. Antonio Soranno, 223 Seventli Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 6 Kimball Street, Haverhill, Mass. sion, Tex. PRINGLE, George E. Clifton Pringle, 1200 KNIGHT, James W. Mrs. Hattie M. Knight, SORR71NTI, Antonio. Mrs. Rosario Campa- nelia. Messina, Italy. West Frisco, Clinton, Okla. R. F. I). 1, box 100, Enumclaw. Wash. Faro Superiors, Soudor, 1612 Mon- TUCKER, Lee Ernest. William D. Tucker, 6 KNIGHT. Mark. Mrs. Eliza Knight, PittS- SOUDER, Joseph A. J. A. Avenue tcllo Avenue, Washington, D. C. Station, Tacoma, Wash. boro, N. C. WATKINS, Erne.st M. Mrs. Carrie Watkins, V. Mrs. Elizabeth STARK, Phillip. Mrs. Mary H. Stark, 777 KROMB.CCH, George 6 I’ost Road, Trainer Del Co., Pa. Krombach, 444 Lexington Avenue, Brook- Bowery Street, Akron, Ohio. STARRETT, Ralph L. Lester A. Starrett, WEIDMAN, Isaac G. Mrs. E. Weidinan, Tal- lyn, N. Y. madge. Pa. L.^KE, Clifford P. Elias II. Lake, Wilton, 86 South Twentieth Street, Flushing. N. Y. STEARNS. Henry Reinbolt. Mrs. Sadie Eni- ADELSPERGER. Earl Raymond. Mrs. Alice Mo. Adelsperger. Carey, Ohio. I. EMAY, William, .\lfred Lcmay, Kinmundy, fer, R. l'\ D. 3, Grand Rapids, Ohio. STR.tNGE, George F. Mrs. George F. BUGG, Zack E. Mrs. Willie L. Bugg, 1800 Hi. West Travis Street, San Antonio, Tex. LEMMON, Guy M. Mrs. Nellie Lemmon, Ilun- Strange, box 132, Springfield, Tenn. SWAIN, Frank. Mrs. Sylvia Walsh, 1323 CELLAR, Eric V. Floyd G. Culiar, 4419 Hen- nowpll. Kans. ritze Avenue SW., Cleveland, Ohio. LIIDWIG, Oscar. Mrs. Anna Messinger, Liberty Street, Franklin, Pa. CUSICK, I’atrick .7. Mr.s. Mary Cusick, 1109 Pavne Street, Hanford, Franklin County, SWAN, Marion L. Mrs. Anna Swan, 204 Jackson Street, Zanesville, Ohio. Cornell Street, Scranton. Pa. Oli'io. DURINK, Paul. .\dam Durink, 812 Dorban lLl.OY, Peter. J. Malloy. 110 East Ninety- TALBOT, William .7. Mrs. Katherine Talbot, M. Street, New Orleans, La. sixth Street, New York City. 28 1‘ond Street, Worcester. Mass. El. LIS. George F. Mrs. Nancy B. Ellis, Madi- J. Mrs. M. T. Siangan, TANKERSI,EY, John W. Frank Tankersley, M.t.NGAN, Thomas sonville, Tex. 130 Lawton Street, S'onkers, N. Y. Galloway. Ga. FINLEY, George. Mrs. Eliza Finley, 128 Angelo. Tony Slasiello, 23 Elm VICKERS, James C. F. R. Vickers, Jet. Okla. SIASIET.LO, Lackey Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pn. Madison, N. .7. VIER.\, Anlone F. Frank C. Santos, 26 Mon- Street, FINLEY, Leigh. Homer A. Finley, Wells- MOGI, Daniel. Vincenzo Terro, box 203, Pon- golia Street, Fairhaven. Mass. ville. Mo. Slicli. W.XLSH, Owen. Michael Walsh, 409 Soutli tiac, CORPORALS. MOYNIH.XN, Daniel. Sliss Hanna Sloynihan, Avenue, 21, Los Angeles, Cal. S.ao.") Kermerly Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. WEISHEIT, I'rcd F. G. Weishelt, IS BLAKER. .John W. Charles H. Blaker, 1214 N.VN.\ST.\ WITZ, Bonadykt. I’eter Nanasta- Woodlawn Street, New Haven, Conn. Thirty-third -4venue. Oakland, Cal. wltz, 539 East Center Street, Shenandoah, WEISS, Samuel. Mrs. Rose Wi'iss, 2437 BLAKENEY, Lonnie E. William J. Blakeney, Pa. Soutli Sevcntli Street, Philadelphia. I’a. I’agelaud, S. C. NELSON, 'I'iiomas B. Mrs. Ole Nelson, Fcn- ZLATHA. Charles. Joe Zlatha, 10635 Ed- BENTON, Rutherford B. Louis E. Benton, uimore, Wis. brook .\venue, Chicago, Hi. 27 Grove Street, Rockville, Conn. THE OFFICIAL F. S. IH’LLETTX; TTITHCSDAY, FERIH AlIY <5, 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

BIITIiKU, .Tnmcs E. Mrs. Margaret Butler, CHA.MPLIN, Cecil A. (^ort C. Champlln, K.VrZ, Benjamin. .Mis. Fannie Katz., 291 547 Dnrtmoutli Street, South Dartmouth, 2124 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. CL.VRK. Benjamin F. Mrs. JIartha Clark, STARR, John R. Mrs. Jlary B. Starr, Bray- CAUUOLD. .Tames M. Mrs. Mary E. Carroll, 204 North Royal Street, Alexandria, Va. raer. Mo. Harlan, K.v. CI.ARK, Chester. Mrs. Edna J. Clark, Car- VIRTUS, Harrison B. Mrs. Hattie Hucla CHEEVEU, Charles W. Mrs, Jennie Cheever, men, Idaho. Virtue, 111 Johnson Street, Galena, 111. Gothenburg, Nebr. CRESCITELLE. Alfred. John Crescltellc, 120 KERR, Francis P. Mrs. Mary K. Wheeler. COBB, George, ^Irs. G, W. Cobb, South Mulberry Street. New York, N. Y. 152 South Washington Street, Denver, Colo. Eourth Street, Delavan, Wls. DAVIS, Larkin E. John 11. Davis, R. F. D. GRIFFIN, George E. .Mrs. Bridget Grlttin, COBB, William D„ Jr. Mrs. William D. Cobb, 2, Tippecanoe City, Ohio. 274 Ninth Street, Jersey City, N. 'i. Bailey’s Military Institution, Greenwood, DECKER, Robert E. Mrs. G. S. Decker, 70 JUROSEK, Mike, George Jurosck, isteba, S. 0. Lenox Avenue. East Stroudsburg, Pa. Austria. CUSSON, Walter A. Mrs. Lydia Cusson, DEWITT, Francis E. Francis C. Dewitt, 498 JYRCH, Karl E., jr. Mrs. Bertha Jyrch, 1910 Iloosirk Fails, N. Y. West One hundred and thirty-ninth Street, Fulton Street, Chicago, 111. DAMM, Chris II. Mrs. Esther Damm, 2223 New York, N. Y. ROBINSON, Carl A. Mrs. Mablc Robinson, North Twentieth Street, Omaha, Nebr. DIXON, Charles S. Mrs. Solomon Dixon, 3 Pond Street, Haverhill, Mass. DtiR.ANTI, Louis. Mrs. Rosia Andreozzi, 300 Pottsville, Pa. ST.ASNEA', John F. Mrs. Annie M. Stasney, E Street, New Haven, Conn. DURHAM, Judd A. W. S. Durham, Pontiac, R. F. D. 3, 'Temple, 'Tex.

E.AST, Alonzo D. Charles H. East, Court . 111 WACONBR.S. Street. Washington Courthouse, Ohio. DUT'fON, George L. Frances Dutton, care DICE, David T. Miss Nancy i\ Teat, 110 of South Pacific Railroad Co., Woodford, DICKINS, Asbury, jr. Asbury Dlckins, 543 Grove Street, Lyndale, Ga. Cal. West One hundred and fifty-sixth Street, ELLIS, Henry M. William Ellis, Highland DUVALL, Russell E. Mrs. Faye R. Duvall, New York, N. Y. Avenue. Onset, Mass. Davidson, Okla. DOOLEY, Steve C. William Dooley, 2118 H.\MP'i'ON. George W. Mrs. M. A. Jamieson, ELLIS, George D. Russon S. Ellis, 167 Congress Street, Chicago, 111. 3.S Lyon Street, New Haven, Conn. Grant .Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. FINNEGAN, John. Mrs. Anna Finnegan, HARLEY. James M. Mrs. Mamie E. Harley, FRANCIS, Harry B. Mrs. Orleiia Franejs, 1140 Soutli 'Twenty-fourth Street, Phila- Barnwell, S. C. Fincastle, Lee County, Ky.- delphia, Pa. HARDMAN, Thomas P. John Hardman, 7930 GALLAGHER, Edward J. John K. Gallagher, HARMON, Forest B. 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Mrs. Wallace HUTCHINSON, Avenue, Oak I’ark, 111. Tiger, Ga. Brooklyn, Hutchinson, 673 Ocean Avenue, AUSTIN, Sol. Mrs. Haddic Austin, R. F. D. LANAH.AN, George M. Mrs. Bridget Lana- N. Y. han, general delivery, Truckee,. Cah 3, Stratford, Okla. IRWIN, Ben H. George Irwin, R. F. D. 2, BELLES, Clyde L. William F. Belles, Mon- LORENS, Otto, Jr. Mrs. O. Lorens, 93 Fergu- Woodward, Okla. son Street, Corona. N. Y. toursville. Pa. JOHNSON, .Archibald D. A. Mrs. Olie .Amer- BENDER, Jacob. Mrs. Margaret A. Bender, MASHBURN, Alva D. Mrs. Charlotte S. son, Sedgwick. Alberta, Canada. Mashburn. White Springs, Fla. 804 Macon Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. JUMPERS, Ralph M. Theodore Jumper, Car- BENDEY, Wesley. George W. Bendey, 540 MIKOS, John J. Roman 5Iikos, 673 Fay lisle. Pa. Klagg Avenue, 'Trenton, N. J. Street. Chicago, 111. .Joseph .Turnecka, JURNECKA, Joseph. 512 BENNEDICT, Robert L. Bud M. I’ittinger, PACK, Ira L. Mrs. Mary E. Pack, Chireno, Livingston Street. Elizabeth, N. J. Brookings, S. Dak. Tex. KANE, Nicholas. Mrs. Delia Kane, 56 Ward- PADDOCK. Forrest C. Mrs. Harriet Pad- BERNS'TEIN, Beniamin B. Jacob Bernstein, well Avenue, East Lynn, Mass. 1868 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. dock, 402 West One hundred and forty-sec- K.MIFM.AN, Carl. Mrs.« Julia M. Kaufman, ond Street, New York, N. Y. BUINIG, Sergy. Harry Malashouke, Donora, R. F. D. 1, Waynesfield, Ghio. Pa. P.VTRICK, James. Mrs. William Patrick, 587 L.l FORD, Russell E. Sirs. Lottie Peters, 63 Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BUNNELL, Eugene R. Mrs. Lulu Bunnell, Delaware Street, Tonawanda, N. Y. Avoca, Iowa. PAT'TERSON, Adron. C. A. Patterson, Slaugh- Charles Sirs. Elizabeth L.ANDIS, Elmer. Albert M. Mrs. Ella Carlos, 2525 ters. Ky, Landis, North Girard. Pa. CARLOS, East 'Third Street. Dayton, Ohio. lR'riN, Howard D. George Martin, Alfred, P.ATTON, Henry W. Miss Louise Patton, M. CAS'TELLIT'TI, Carlo. Carlo Castellitti, Che- N. Y. Blanchester, Ohio. nenne. Sondreo, Italy. .Alexander RAFFERTY, Charles F. Mrs. Mary C. Raf- NELSON, D. Sirs. Louise Ewing Einer V. Pete Christensen, Nelson, Albany, Tex. CHRISTENSEN, fertv. .Java Center, N. Y. -R. D. Ventura, Iowa. PRICHARD, Prank. Mrs. Alice Prichard, 17 F. 1, RAYMONDJACK, Vincent J. Mrs. Joseph CLEMENTS, Everett C. Mrs. David II. Clem- Lawrence Street, Rochester. N. Y. Raymondjack, 150 Stork Street, Medina, ents, 1312 South Rush Street, South Bend, N. Y. RUSSELL, Winfred W. William Russell, St. Vincent, Minn. Ind. IlEESE, Samuel W. Mrs. Mary Reese, Mor- COLONA, Ernest L. Robert Colona, .Accomac, Clesten L. Schifif- gana, S. C. SCHIFFMAN. Mrs. Susana Va. man, 819 South Choctaw Avenue, El Reno, RY.AN, Daniel F. Edward Ryan, 5314 Lake- Ansel C. Mrs. John H. Covey, Okla. COVEY. Hem- wood Avenue, Chicago, 111. - lock, N. Y. SACHS, Herman I. Herman I. S.achs, 2200 SEERS', Charles G. Edwin J. Seely, R. F. D. COWARD, Lawrence B. Lawrence B. Cow- Westwood Avenue. Baltimore, Md. 1, Station 15, Dallas, Tex. ard, R. F. D. 2. Pawdley, Tex. SAYRE Dorca .T. Miss Elzlna Sayre, R. F. D. THARP, Elvin H. Willie L. Tharp, Hale COX, Larose. John Wilson Cox, Downs, Kans. 1, Evans. W. Va. Center, Tex. DAA'IS, Chatt.. Mrs. Elmira Bailey, Halletts- Smith, Thomas A. .Tohn C. Smith, 46 TUCKER, Harry V. S. W. Tucker, 1511 ville, Tex. South Street. Patchogue N. Y. Third .Avenue North, Great Falls, Slont. DE BERARDINI, Alfonso. Mrs. Adelaite de STEWART, Alfred. Mrs. Elizabeth Vanslyck, WEISS, Joseph C. Jacob A. Weiss, Caronde- Berardini, Corporeto Mareto, Di Ccr Aino, 128 Thirtieth Street, Woodcliff, N. J. let Station, St. Louis, Mo. - Italy. .WALBY. Melvin. Mrs. A. .\rneson. Regent, WOLF, Edward R. Mrs. Mary E. List, 3210 DE CARLIS, Pompllio J. Peter De Carlis, N. Dak. Auchentoroly Terrace. Baltimore. Md. 1118 Broadway Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. .WALDSTETN, Samuel. Mrs. Esther Wald- Y.ATES. Vernie W. Mrs. Lula Bell Yates, DE CARLO. Samuel. Pasouale fu Santo de stein. 360 South First Street, Brooklyn, 522 West Joplin Street, Webb City. Mo. Carlo, Reggio-Caligallico, Halia, Italy. N. Y. YINGLING, Abdiel R. Jacob E. Yingling, DEER, Otis G. Mrs. Margaret Deer, Lexie, Manchester, Md. W.VTKINS. Clifford. Mrs. A. B. Watkins, box Miss. 99, Vintura, Cal. BUGLER. DE FILIPPI. Sabation. Mrs. Christine de A'illa Province of Teramo, .WEICHERDING, Peter. Mrs. Marie Wei- DUSCHER. Robert. Miss Martha Duscher, Filippi, Pclta, Italy. cherding. Sleepy E.ye, Minn. 111 Ninth Street, North Chicago, 111. YOUNG, Earl AVr~~Mrs. Isabell Young, 1120 MUSICIANS. DE H.A.AN, Klaas. Prank de Haan, Spyk, East Pacific Street, Springfield, Mo. Netherlands, Holland. YOUNGMAN, Elmer J. Mrs. Lena Peterson, FRENTZEN, Leo R. Mrs. Bernetta Frentzen, DRILY, Victor R. Mrs. Alexander Deily, 823 Valley, Nebr. Nickerbocker Hall, Amityville, N. Y. Race Street, Catasauqua. Pa. William H. Mrs. Josephine 'ABERCROMBIE, Albert .T. Mrs. Harry John- KNUDSON, DINOA'O, Meils. Mrs.' Pauline Dinovo, 10 3311 Dickens Avenue, Chicago, ston, R. F. D. 1, box 128, Boulder, Colo. Kuudson, Denny Street. Waterbury, Conn. III. ALLEN, Arthur Aldcn. Miss Nina Allen, - DI’NNE, Jeremiah. Mrs. Mar.v Meahan, 144 1520 West Twentieth Street, Little Rock, WEIKOFF, Otto. J. I. McDaniel, Decatur, East Ninety-seventh Street. New York. N. Y, A rk Tex. DOYLE, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Doyle, La Moure, BRONSON, .Tessie S. Mrs. Bertha May Bron- MECHANICS. N. Dak. son, 52J East Genesee Street, Baldwinsville, C.AMP.ANALE, .Anthony. Mrs. E. Campanale, DUSHEKE, Peter William. Mrs. Willie Du- N. Y. 7011 Fort Hamilton .Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, sheke, Marys Home, Mo. 22 the official U.iS. BULLETIN-: TITUKSDAY, FEBRUARY C, 191D. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Herbert Augustus. Mrs. Milos RODINE, Arthur. Mrs. Anna S. Rodino, 1107 HOWELL, william J. Sliss Effic Howell, M(•^^veeluy, ii78 Dleeeker Street. Utica, N. V. South Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Buckvillc, Ark. I’KJUU.V, .Joliu. Mrs. Theckle I'lgura, 2252 ROESCII, Andrew. John Kocsch, Egg Har- HUN'r, Harry SI. Henrj' L. Hunt, Gray, Sle. Ward .street, Chicago, III. bor City, N. J. HUNTER, James D. J. W. Hunter, R. F. D. FUKDRIKSON, Albert. Ole Fretlriksou, B. F. SCHIAVO, Angelo. .Toe Schiavo, Waltonville, 2. MorgantieJd, Ky. ! ). 2. I’ekin, N. Dak. Pa. HURFF, Llndley !•'. George B. Ilurff, Sewell, CJAUJ..\N1), Robert. Gutcb Garland, Boan SEEGEL, Samuel. Mrs. Sophie Greenberg, G33 N. J. Mountain, Tcnn. East Fifth Street, New York, N. Y. HURS'r, William Everitt. Samuel Hurst, 204 GOMl'.'X. Antonio. Gebnstlan Villa Gomez, SEEVERS, Alfred. A. H. Seevers, Bannock, I’ilgrim Avenue, Highland Park, Mich. Tangasicuaro. Micheasau, Mexico. Ohio. HUSBANDS, Mansfield G. William Hus- IIF.XKUN, O.scar W. Mrs. Hartye Little, 1118 SEGURA, Juan A. Benjamin Segura, Mora, bands, 2829 Talbott Avenue, Indianapolis, First Avenue, Akron, Ohio. N. Mcx. Ind. TIFBLIIIY, .lolm Henry. Mrs. Sarah Ann SHEA, Clarence D. Georg,e Beck, Tacoma LELAND, .James. William Hutchinson, R. F. Jierliby, 402 West Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dock, Seattle, Wash. / D. 1, Somerset, Pa. nFJtTlllOB, William W. Mrs. John llertber, SHEAN, David. Mrs. Rose Shean, 1474 Wil- JOLLEY', Harold C. Almond Jolley, 505 Van Sclih'isingorville, Wis. kins Avenue, New York, N. Y. Consant Street, St. John, Mich. nOOTOX, Leo J. Miss Laura J. Ilooton, SHEARRER, .lames M. Mrs. Rodie Eveline JURAN, John. Joseph Juran.^R. F. D. 1, Strawberry, Ark. Shearrer. Wagoner, Okla. , North Buena Vista, Iowa. IIOW.M!!), .Jim E. Sam E. Howard, Spanish SHEETZ, Don L. Lluden A. Slieetz, box 47, .IRIS, Nicholas. Leonidas Juris, 108 Mou- I'ort, Tex. Edinburg, Va. tello Street, Brockton, Slass. niiXT, Henry H. Henry B. Hunt, St. Paul, SKACIIILISH, .John. Victor Skachilish, Soco- JUST, Julius F. Sirs. Hulda Just, 2105 Tex. lov Pultuvskl, Worchow, Russia. Cherry Street, Milwaukee, Wis. HCKLESS, Raymond G. William Hurless, SONNEN, Ernest. John J. Sonnen, 866 Ninth JUSTICE, Lee SI. Sirs. Sallie C. Justice, Coleta, III. Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Forreston, Tex. IIUKIiEV, .Norris E. Mrs. John Hurley, Cam- STASZEWSKI, Jo.seph P. Sirs. Mary Stas- JDSZOAK, Waliuty. Sirs. Poly Ferlit, 123 bridge, Md. vewski, 8552 Escanaba Avenue, Chicago, Rupevlnk Street, Detroit, Mich. nUTClIINSflN, Alex. Samuel S. llutchinson, . 111 . KENNINGTON Earl W. Mrs. Rachael A. Mount Gilead, N. C. STEWART, Charley F. Ira T. Stewart, 663 Kennington. Laurens. S. C. nUTCHlXSON, Joe U. John B. Hutchinson, Klamath Street. Denver, Colo. KING, Charles J. Mrs. Eliza King, Beards- (biptain, Va. STRASSBUR6, Fred. Mrs. Elizabeth Strass- ley, Minn. IREV, Bay. Mrs. Mary Irey, burg. 110 South Boulevard. Pontiac, Mich. 2420 Marion TARAVOLLO, KING, Edgar F. Henry C. King, Kellyville, Avenue. Mattoon, HI. Joseph F. Miss Anna Mar- Okla. JOHlViSTON. Clareiiee. Mrs. Sallie Johnston, tina. 133 Efner Street, Buffalo, N. Y. West Helena. Ark. T.AY^lOR, Murdock C. Miss Fannie Taylor, KING, Ernest J. Mrs. Ella SI. Sanford, R, JOHNSON. Arthur B. Mrs. Christina .Tohn- Allenton, N. C. F. D. 1, Slount Pleasant, Tenn. .. KING, Frank. Sirs. Ellen King, P. O. ' son. 2427 North Francisco Avenue, Chicago, ULLRICH, Robert 4 Sirs. H. F. Ullrich, box Hi, Rosenborg, Tex. 236, Slonticello, N. Y. .TOUNSON. Gordon P. Clark Johnson, 435 WATKINS.- Hardy E. Mrs. Andrew M. KISSEN, Joseph. Sirs. Slalky 'Klsseu, 266 Slonroe Street, Wafer StrccI, Covington, \ a. Thompson, Timpson, Tex. New York, N. Y. KAPBNES. .lames. Mrs. Mary Kapenes, Par- WATKINS, .Tames. Mrs. Emma Watkins, KITCHEN, Kosciusko. Vern Kitchen, U. F. tiiens Alevare, Greece. Lewis Street, Eatontown, N. J. D. 1, South Bloomingville Ohio. Charlie. KNECHT, Otto A. Sirs. J. R. KARLS. I’.-uil W. Peter Karls, Dane, Wis. WHITE, Estella Riggons, ApalacM- Knecht, 151 KABPINSKI, Joseph P. Mr.s. Josephine Kar- colii, Fla. Oakland Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Charlie KNIEEIN, Charles J. Mrs. pin.ski. 102 Bay Street, Jersey City, N. .1. WHITE. C. Jesse J. White, R. F. D. Mary Knierin, K.'VTECHAKIS, Minos. Michael Katechakis, 2. Granbury, Tex. 1202 Butler Street, Richmond, Ind. Cahdia, Crete. Greece. WHIT2'EN, Bernie. George W. Whitten, Ber- KNIGHT, Freeman D. Sirs. Anna E. Knight, nie. 6127 Pershing St. KAV.tN.AUGH. .trtbur II, Mrs. Mar.v Kava- W. Va. Street, Louis, Slo. naugh. 459 Elmwood Avenue, Niagara Falls, YETSCHKE, Clarence. Nicholas Peters, Al- KRALINGER, Henry A. Sirs. Mary Kralin- g<'r, 1.322 N. Y. bert, Kans. Fourth Street, Canton, Ohio. KE.C2TNG, Thomas C. Mrs. Mary L. Keating, Y'TTNG, Charles Louis. Mrs. Anna L. Yung, LEDBETTER, Alva. Sirs. Fern Ledbetter, St. 709 West One hundred and seventieth 722 David Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Johns. Kans. Street. New York. N. Y. ZIAZIAS. Constantines. James Ziazias, 07 LESISIERSIAN, Henry. Fritz Lemmerman, Neligh, KEGEHIES, Theodore. Sirs. Helen Kegeries, Broadway, Lawrence, Slass. Nebr. SIAM()N'Y, 95f)J Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind. ADKINS, Virgil C. Llngie S. Adkins, R. F. D. Frank R. Sirs. Ella Slahony, KINCAID, Buell. Mrs. Daisy Sampler, Crys- 1, Lavalett. W. "Va. 34 Seminole Parkway, Buffalo. N. Y. tal. Ky. BENDER, Walter. Sirs. Slaggie Bender, MANCHE.8TER. William E. D. G. Slanchcs- KINSEY, Arnold Merwin. WTlliam Kinsey, I521J South Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. ter, 56 School Street. East Providence, R. I. Bern. Kans. SENDORA, Slichael. Prank Sendora, 723 M.YNVILLE, D.avld. Sirs. Caroline MnnvlUe, KN.MT’, Frank D. Frank E. Knapp, Max- Sletropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 11 Cottage Street. Slount Auburn, Mass. well, Nebr. BERNSTEIN, David. Isaac Bernstein, 2406 SIARCANTONIO, Edward. Frank Marcan- tonio, K-YNPP, Boy. Oscar L. Steitz, G752 Emerald East Forty-ninth Street. Cleveland, Ohio. 2477 Belmont Avenue, New York, N. Y. Street. Chicago, III. BRINKLEY, Clarence. Slilton Haynes, Chase, KNIGHT, Charles. Perry Barnes, Muleshoe, La. SIIDDLETON, Jaul J. Sirs. Elizabeth Mid- Tex. CHILCOAT, Willlain IV. Ben P. Chilcoat, R. dleton, 3225 Boudinot Street, Philadelphia, KNIGHT, George C. James A. Knight, Ka- F. D. 2, Fulton, Sliss. inas. Utah. CLARK, Dwight T. Sliss Gertrude Clark, 22 SIOSER, Brady L. Dock Moser, Plnacle, N. C. KRAFT. Ingvald S. Kris A. ICraft, E. P. D. North Seventh Street, Nev.'ark, N. J. NELSON, William. Mrs. Anne E. Nett, box 4, l;ox 21, Detroit, Minn. CLARK, Ernest A. Adolph N. Clark, box 58, 226, Augusta, Slont. KRAMER. Herman. Miss Reha Kramer, 418 Crocker, S. Dak. O’SIALLEY', Slathew M. Sirs. Sarah O’MaL College Avenue, Holland, Mich. CONPORTI. Benjamin. Tony Pellegrivio, 684 ley, 1904 Price Street, Scranton, Pa. LAKE. Corbett. William I>aUe, E. F. D. 5, Anton Street, Kenosha. Wis, OTTO, Adolph. Julius Haske, Renville, Mina. Hartford, Ky. CORLETT, David S. William B. Corlett, box OTT, Frederick. August Ott, R. F. D. 2, L-\ND, Herman. Mrs. I.enai Lang, 12 Kestrel .344, Munhall, Pa. Bridgman, Mich. Stri'ct, Roe lester, N. Y. DURHAM, James E. J. W. Durham, Scruggs, PACKARD, Irving H. P. C. Packard. 1030 LELAND, Charles E. Charles A. Leland, Va. Hancock Street, Abington. Mass. I'erry, Me. Lawrence. Edward Duress, 145 PAL.YGGO, John. Frank Palnggo, box 37, LIST’ON. Dewitt T. Mrs. A. Cenie Liston, DUROSS, Summer Street, Biddeford, Sle. Reynoldsville, Pa. Elvsian Fields. Tex. PAL.\ZZO, Martino. Miss Gene Rusine, 2,31 Cecil E. Richard H. Everett, 42 . LORENSEN, Joe P. Mrs. Annie Peterson, EVERETT, Admiral Street, New Haven, Cenn. East One hundred and forty-sixth Street, 9.209 C Street, Oakland, Cal. EVERITT, Edward F. William Dedrick, Slor- New York, N. Y. AIANN, John .1. Mrs. Anna Legarc, 232 Bltp risville. Pa. PATE. Thomas M. Mrs. Love B. Pate, R. F. Street, Albany, N. Y. , D. 3, Goodwater, Ala. MAPLES'DEN A'lyu L. 'William H. Maples- EVERTOWSKI, .Toseph. Sirs. Victoria Ever- towski. 3044 South Kenneth Avenue, Chi- PROFERES, .Tames A. John Proferes, Cham- (ton. Edan, N. Y. bersburg. Pa. MAR.VSCO, Giovanni. Antonio Marasco, Al- cago, HI. Charles P. Sirs. William Feld- bert. W. Va. FELDSIAYER, PROUTY, Eugene. Sirs. Eva Proutv, 139 MAU.VZn'A. Frank. Dominic Ccrlsan, 211 mayer, 2333 Somerset Street, Philadelphia, Sergeant Avenue, Klamath Falls, Oreg. Parkway Sti’eet, Niles, Mleh. Pa. RADMER, Clarence W. Erick Radmer, 505 MASILSZ'AK. Antonio. Frank Ps.vhlski, box FIELDS, Clifton R. Sirs. Julia Fields, Seots- Webster Street. Port Washington, Wis. villo. RAIIE, Charles 57. Searliro. W. Va. Ark. W. Mrs. Elizabeth Ralie, MeGoUtlll. Thomas D. Daniel A. McGough, I'lLIPPINI, Joseph L. Fred Filippini, Daven- 2342 Stratford Avenue, Cincinnati. Ohio. Edenshtirg. Pa. port. Cal. REESE, Thomas. Mrs. Jonah J. Reese, 28 MEER. Albert Henry. Math Meer, West FREDERICK, Benjamin F. Samuel Fred- Locust Street. Natrona, Pa. Bend, 'Wis. erick. Warren, Sid. REID, Archie. Rufus Reid, Oak Ridge, Slo. MO'Cr. Albert P. Burke W. Mott, 430 Twen- GARNER. Sam H. William N. Garner, White REYERSON, .\rthur C. Andrew Keyerson, tieth Street. Norfolk. Va. Sand. Miss. Nortliwood Iowa. O’NEILI,. William J. Mrs. Catherine O’Neill, GHENT, John W. J. W. Ghent, R. F. D. 6, RiniiRDSON. William D. William B. Rich- ardson, Hawkinsvllle, Ga. 2.20 Sklllman Streetf Brooklyn, N. Y. Lancaster. S. C. PATE. Roy. Mrs. Clara Petty, Coffeyvllle, Gim-'FITHS. Harry E. Ed I. Griffiths. 613 RINGSMUTH, Mathias J, Mrs. Thersin Be- Kans. Third Avenue, South, Great Fails, Slont. rnlken, Freeport, 'Minn. PATE, Thomas G. Mrs. Ora Pate, Nettleton, HAI-FORD, John J. John J. Halford, 32 ROTH, Arthur. Ernest Miller, 403 Ark. East Parmeter, Newburgh. N. Y. Clirw Street, Onley. Philadelphia, Pa. P.\TE, Thomas J. Miss Zodar Pate, Noolan, HARDBOWER, Frederick B. Mrs. Slary C. RY'AN, Bernard J. M. B. Ryan, 94 Witt Ala. Hardhower. It. F. D. 1, Alexandria, Va. Street. Detroit, Mich. I’EKKINS, Ernest Mrs. Ida M. Perkins, Illl- HARNANDEZ. Hilario. Miss Carmen Garcia, RYAN. Daniel. Timothy Ryan, 1072 Rogers iiois B(-nd. Tex. 110 Quarry Street, Coronas. CnI. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clarence W. Mi-s. Frederica Sal- RlGlIAItDSON. Ora. .T.- Sidney II. Richard- HERON, John. Janies Heron, 824 West Sixth S.M.TIEL. ,R; F D. 1, Marlon, S. C. Street, IMaiufield, N, J. tie!. 3040 Stillman Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas. Mrs. Josephine John. Frank Hoffman, R. F. D., SAY'LOR, Benjamin H. Sirs. Elizabetli Say- Richardson,i'm HOFFMAN. u. F. i>. r.aton Rouge, La. Library, Pa. lor, Sheffield, III. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX; TIll'K.SDAV. FEIUH ARV G, l‘M0, 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SCIIIDI5, Emnioft. Jacob Schldo, North Kelly THOMPSON, James II. Mrs. J. M. Thompson, COX, Sanford C. Edward P. Cox, 83 Federal Street, New I’lilladelplila, Ohio. 100 Seventh Street, Bristol, Tenn. .Stroel, Lynchburg, Va. sen 1 NDEI.E. (Ji'orge S. Fernandez Scliln- I'OUNG, Axel J. John H. Young, 41 Lawn CRO.MARTIE, George. Hurry Cromartle, dele. I’IJSO Kiglitb Avenue, New York. N. Y. Street, Roxbury, Mass. Dublin, .N. C. SCOTT, ncnjaniin F. B. F. Scott, Waldo, D.WIS, George. Mrs. Ester Davis, 1152 Ark. ciiApn.u.N. Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOTT, Gus. George Scott, Mine Lamotte, LORD, James A. Mrs. Gaynelle R. Lord, post- DUTTON, John E. Miss O. L. Weaver, 1233 Mo. office box 70, Crothersville, Ind. Caroline .Vvenue, Bristol. 'I’enn. SIIE.A, Frank T. Miss Katherine Shea, 1329 EVERH.IR'r, Cecil T. Fred Everhart, 18 Samsoma Street, San Franclso, Cal. SERGE.VNTS. Ilancock Street, Girard, Ohio. SHEA, Edward L. Mr.s. Annie Shea, 17 Spln- AD.tJIS, Walter W. Mrs. Edna Adams, New- FINCHER, Roy I.. Tom A. Fincher, Bren- cer Street, I’awtucket, It. I. man, Ga. ham, Tex. SIIEAIIAN, Cornelius. Mrs. Alice Shcahan, C.VItROLL, Vernon L. Mrs. Nancy Carroll, FINNlO.VN, Joseph P. P. J. Finnlgan, New- 932.3 Harper Avenue, Chicago, III. Sinton, Tex. port, N. H. S1II5FFNEH, Camden W. Jesse F. Sheffner, CHAMBERLAIN, Charles W. John M. Cham- GREEN, John .M. Mrs. Carrie Green, Car- Casper, Wyo, berlain, Kaukauna, Wls. rolton, Md. SHELDON, Elmer L. Elmer A. Sheldon, 25S CHAMBERLAIN, Earl. Mrs. Ceclia Chamber- HANSON, Ferdinand Waldo. Francis W. East Eighth Street, Oswego, N, Y. lain, Mauston, Wis. Hanson, R. F. D. 2, Junction City, Ohio. SMITH, Victor H. Mrs. Margaret Smith, CHRISTENSEN, Alfred M. Mrs. Emma S. IIER.VLD, 3'homas J. Mrs. Gertrude Herald, 1108 East Forty-fourth Street, Chicago, Cannon, Willard, Colo. Monument, Oreg. HI. CORDARY, Charles B. Charles II. Cordary, ILUtl,.\N, Harry. Mrs. Margaret Harlan, 125 STASKEL, Leo N. Mrs. Susan Staskel, 002 1828 Gramercy Place, Los Angeles, Cal. Madison Strei-t, Oneida, N. Y. West Coal Street, Shenandoah, I’a, EDDY, Ford. Mrs. Lillian Dlllie Eddy, 6712 HORNE, Ivory M. Mrs. Charlotte Horne, STATON. James L. Mrs. Pattle Bryant, box Bell Court, Cleveland, Ohio. Stodman, N. C. 49, Ilohgood, N. C. EWERT, Ernest John Henry. Carl F. Ewert, JARVIS, Norman J. Mrs. Rothfelder, 2626 STRANUBEKG, Daniel. John Strandberg, R. Columbus, Nebr. West Twenty-sixth Place, Cleveland, Ohio. I’aslni, F. I). 2. Priheeton. Minn. FIELD, Martol. L. IT. Field, 804 West Main JUI.LVN, Rudolph H. Mrs. Melania Office, It. F. D. box Salt TACKETT. Hardin II. Francis M. Tackett, Street, Jackson. Mich. Suger Post 4, 41, 023 Fourth Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. FLECHT, Henry H. Mrs. Minnie Q. Flecht, Lake fRty, Utah. TAMAIS, William. Mrs. Mary Chamberlin, 7725 Elton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. KNISHNICK, Jacob. Isidor Knishnick, 423 1885 South Twenty-fifth Street, Omaha, GARL.VND, Robert F. John C. Garland. East Eighty-sixth .Street, New York, N. Y. Nebr. Maryville, Tenn. KOWNACKI, Bill. Z. Kownacki, 1337 Dick- T.\YLOR, GREGORY, William Simpson. Mrs. Nellie son Street, Chicago, III. Molt. Wallace Taylor, Pineola, Kromer, N. C. Gregory, 1008 West Thirty-seventh Street, KRO.MER. Chester. Mrs. John D. WEINBERG, Samuel. Mrs. Jennie Berenberg, Kansas City, Mo. 811 South Union Avenue, Grand Rapids, 75 Essex Street, Chelsea, Mass. HARKINS, Otto N. D. W. Harkins, Woods- Mich. WEINRICH, Phil E. Mrs. Edward C. Wein field, Ohio. I.EMAY, Millon R, Mrs. Sallie Lemay, Brads- rich, 317 Masterson Avenue, Fort Wayne, HERMAN, Oliver C. William M. Herman, hawmill, Ky. Ind. Hickory, N. C. M.VNFREDI, Natale. Joseph Manfredi, Peck- WEISSM.IN. Louis. Mrs. Rachell Welssman, HICKMAN, Jefferson D. Mrs. Mary Eliza- ham Hollow, Bradford, R. I. Orlsha, Bakau, Roumania. beth I’atrick, R. F. D. 3, Paris, .4rk. M.XNKOWSKI, Sigmund. John MankowoskI, WEINSTEIN, Sam E. Mrs. Rachel Weinstein, IIOFMAN, Frank. Joseph Hofman, Corona, 915 King Slrc'ct, Garrett. Ind. lOSO Parkside Road, Cleveland, Ohio. Mich. M.4NLEY, Patrick W. JIrs. Catherine M. WEINSTEIN, Samuel M. Mrs. Mary Fish- HUNT, John M. Mrs. Bertha Ralph, Hill Manlev, 13 Mystic Avenue, Medford, Mass. man. 2517 East Thirty-third Street, Cleve- Street, San Francisco, Cal. MELTON, .\lbert A. Mrs. Mary E. Melton, R. land, Ohio. HUPPMAN, Joseph M. Mrs. Francis K. F. D. 15, Kansas, 111. WOLFF, Charles L. Mrs. Katie M. Wolfif, 704 Iluppman, 416 Twenty-fourth Avenue north, PAHL, Albert. Mrs. Rose A. Miller, 323 Keystone Avenue, Bellevue, Pa. Seattle, Wash. East Main .Street, Lead City. S. Dak. YANCEY, Patrick Henry. Mrs. Anna Leo HURLESS, Orhy. W. S. Hurless, Ohio City, SCHREIBER. Milton. Mrs. Helen Schreiber, Yancey. Buffalo Junction, Va. Ohio. 1241 Twenty-fourth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. YOLGERS, George. Mrs. David Yolgers, 1418 JUNG, Lucien Fredrick. Mrs. Ida Jung, SEEGERS. Neal AV. Mrs. J. M. Seegers, Mc- Knowlton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1009 Greenbay Street, La Crosse, Wis. Boe, S. C. KANAIET. Martin Miss Eva Kanaiet, 6 SHEEH.VN, Daniel E. Mrs. Mary Sheehan, Wounded Slightly. Leyden Street, Medford, Mass. 19 Belle Avenue, West Springfield, Mass. K.-VNTER, Lloyd B. Philip Kanter, 180 SINDELAR. James. Mrs. Slary Kouhout, MAJORS. Thirteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1612 South Loomis Street, Chicago, III. Ralph. KESTER, Doyle H. Mrs. Laura Kester, Jor- STAUTNER, Lewis E. Mrs. Barbara Staut- HUTCHINS, Mrs. Bertha E. Hutchins; dan, Mont. 829 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. ner, 235 South Walnut Street, Wilmington, KING, Clarence .1. Miss Janie E. Seegars, TACK, Willis J. T. A. Tack, Spencer, Wls. Ohio. R. P. D. Blshopville, S. 6, C. STRAND. Elmer Jennie Strand. 2338 KINSELLA, Edward A. Mrs. Catherine Kln- A. Miss CAPTAINS. Fllmore Street, Minneapolis, Minn. sella. 46 Morningside Avenue, Yonkers, TRENT, Albert L. Albert Trent, 148 Tioga ADERHOLD, Joseph Edward. Joseph E. Ader- N. Y. hold, 701 Quintard Avenue, Anniston, Ala. Street. Johnstown, Pa. KNEE, .Tames C. .T. A. Knee, 109 West First Joseph P. Edgar P. Cromwell, TUCKER, Max A. Airs. Emma .lane Turner, CROMWELL, Street, Newton, Kans. 712 Clay Street, Lynchburg, Va. 701 Spring Street, CoffeyvlIIe, Kans. KROON, Albert. Gustave Kroon, 3943 North HEALY, John W. Mrs. Delia Healy, R. F. D. WATKINS, Harry. Mrs. Lettie Watkins. 408 Whipple Street, Chicago. 111. 5, Skowhegan, Me. North I.awrence Street, Bellefontaine, Ohio. LUDWIG, William J. Mrs. Louisa Bodemar, WHITNEY, Earl W. JIrs. Edythe Sweatte WHALEJU Leo .1. Mrs. Annie Whalen, 335 309 Sixteenth Avenue. Newark, N. ,T. Whitney, box 103 Wewoka, Seminole County, David Street, South Amboy, N. .1. MENTZER, Clark W. Mrs. Maye C. Mentzer, WOLFE, Edwin C. Charles Wolfe, 3644 Okla. 30 North Potomac Avenue, Waynesboro, LIECTKNANTS. Herndon .Street, Chicago, III. Pa. YERGEY^. Clarence N. Mrs. Lillian Yergey, ALLEN, Arthur L. Mrs. Arthur L. Allen, MOTZ, Harry A. Mrs. Rose Motz, 3722 Gor- 304 Pine Street, Reading, Pa. 1103 Elsbeth Street, Dallas, Tex. don Street, I’hiladelphia, Pa. ZIBELL, Edward J. Airs. Hilda Zibell, 3221 Dinis J. Cronin, CRONIN, John Westerly, OVENS, Edmund Albert. Mrs. Kerber Katon, Barber Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. R. I. 77 Haiford VICK, Ance M. James A. Vick, Ellisville, William TunstalL Street. Ashley, Pa. DINKINS, Mrs. Lucy L. PAGE, Albert. Louis Page, 5 Baillard Street, Aliss. Scruggs, Grenada, Miss. New Bedford. Mass DURING, Fred. Mrs. Fred During, Star route WALE, Ernest Earl. Joseph AI. Wale. R. F. PATE. Charles E. Claude Taylor, R. F. D. 2. D. 3, Wheeler, Alich. box, L.awton, Okla. Me.YIesTer, Okla. HANNING, Emil A. Miss Augusta Hanning, WATKINS, Bland C. Henry A. Watkins, RIVARD. Ralph Bernard. Willi.am Rivard, Alaramec, Okla. 2619 Tyler Street, Gary, Ind. 899 Lilibridge .\venue, Detroit, Mich. Allen Kathleen WHITE, Charles C. Harrison White, Rogers, HANSON, C. Mrs. Hanson, ROBINSON. Edwin B. JIrs. W. H. Robinson. 322 Kalispell, Ohio. Seventh Avenue West, Mont. 720 Faraon Street, St. .Joseph, Mo. HERIER, Herbert. Mrs. Bessie Herier, Queen ROBINSON, Glenr E. .Tohn Robinson, East WHITNEY, Daniel W. Airs. William A. Gard- City and LIckrun Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tenth Street, Tarentum, Pa. ner, Catonsville, Aid. D. HOSPELHORN, John Mrs. Mary E. Hos- SAWYER. Bennett J. • B. G. Sawyer, 121 WILLIAAIS. Harvey A. Mrs. Annetta Wil- pelhorn, 23 East Lee Street, Hagerstown, South Prospect Street. Kent, Ohio. liams, Alanchester, Okla. Md. SCHEPFLER, Alfred. Henry Scheffler, Sagi- ABBEY', George E. Elbert Abbey, Pleasanton, HUNT, George S. Mrs. William A. French, naw. Mich. Kans. 2325 Pleasant Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. SHEARON. Albert L. Miss Slary Shearon, ADKINS. .Tack. Lee Adkins, Teague, Tex. KENDZIORA. Carl A., jr. Mrs. Carl A. Kend- Pardos. Pa. ADLIN. David. Jacob Adlin. Kemnitz, Russia. ziora, 412 Degraw Street, Brooklvn, N. Y. STARNES, Joseph H. J, H. Starnes, Hill -YDRI.YN, .John. Airs. Stella Adrian, 13 Cen- KITTRELL, John B. L. L. Kittrell, jr., 304 Station, Va, ter Street, Natrona, Pa. Evans Street, Greenville, N. C. W.'T.DVOGEL, Henry. Mrs. A.nna Wendroth, ALEX.YNDER, Roy. Airs. Roy .Alexander, IHSENBY, James O. Seaborn Lisenby, Dothan. 922 Angulique Avenue, North Bergen, N. .T. 1008 South Eighth Street, St. Louis, AIo. Ala. WILLS, Edward ,T. Frederick Wills, 1193 ALTALYN, Rollie W. J. C. Altman, R. F. D. McCLURE. Robert Battey. Hunter McClure, Hancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2, Hemenguav, S. C. 34 Highland Avenue, Piedmont, Cal. YE.YTMAN, Basil William. Mrs. Robert Yeat- BELTER, Edward H. Airs. .Tulla Belter, PADGETT, Inman. Mrs. Myrtle Pearson, 812 man, 808 East Twenty-fifth Street, Van- Wassaic. Dutchess County, N. Y. State Street, Albany, Ga.- couver, Wash, BEN.YSZEK, Joseph Edward. .Yndrew Benas- PAHLKE, John F. Mrs. Anna Laura Pahlke, ZIEBER, Eugene R. William N. L. West, zek. 6610 Lansing Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio. Juneau, Wis. Lancaster Pike, Wj-nnewood, Pa. CHAAIBLISS, Bathurst Lee. Charles Edward SOPP, Albert L. Albert Sopp, 189 Argyle Chambliss, 1425 Monroe Street, Washing- Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. COBPORALS. ton. D. C. SELLE. Donald W. Mrs. Grace Selle, Harri- BUDLONG. Herbert John. .Ylbort II. Bud- CLARK, Albert. Mrs. Lyda Garett, Dry- son. N. Y. long, 2449 Berwyn Avenue, Chicago, III. branch, W. Va. SWANNER, Charles D. Mrs. Clara E. Swan- CHURCHILL, Emmet C, Mrs. Marian CLEAIENTS. Henry. Airs. Bettie Clements, ner, 201 Sixteenth Street, Santa Ana, Cal. Churchill, Collins, Ark. 515 Cedar Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. .

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OORBKTT. Rdward J. Mrs. .T. Baer, 863 ROBB, .Tames. Mrs. Margaret Robb, 323 East FUr.LMER, John H. Mrs, Sarah Klaycr, 1017 Castle Hill, Uuionpoi't, New York, N. Y. Lincoln Avenue, McDonald, Pa. Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. BAViS, Robert W. A. G. Davis, Ilcdley, 'fex. TAZIOLI, Leonildo. Constantino Tazloli, Mo- GAMBI.E, George. Mrs. Mary Gamble, 103 DAVIS, Russell. P’rank Davis, Spencerville, dena, Italy. Comstock Street, New Brunswick. N. J. Ind. WAGONERS. GIRaRD, Nick. Mrs. .Joseph Girard, 402 DICK, Albert. Mrs. Anna Dick, 231 East IIIBBS, Frank John. William Hibbs, 148 Me- North Fourth Street, La Crosse, Wis. KlKbty-flfth Street, New York, N. Y. chanic Street, Ashland, Oreg. GLADDING, Eugene W. Mrs. Catherine Glad- Conrad. Rachel Field, 560 South FIRM), SHELY, Henry C. Oran Lee Shely, Myra, ding, 28 Smith Street, Ansonia, Conn. I!ro:id Street, Fremont, Nebr. Tex. GDADITSCH, Edward J. Ernest Gladltsch, FRAZli'lR, Reason J, Frazier, Tobias W. MARTIN. Harold. Edward Weiser, Forty- Gaylard, Minn. Spencerville, Okla. sixth Street, Sunbury, Pa. GLASS, Clyde F. Mrs. .Tosephine Glass, GAMIir.E, Arthur P. Harlston G. Gamble, Georgetown, Tex. Mulberry, Tex. COOKS. GLIEBERSEN, David. Sam Henry, 3819 West HAAS, Albert K. Mrs. Albert F. Haas, 3214 BENDER, Walter E. August H. Bender, Twelfth Street, Chicago, III. Indiana Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 10639 Ashbury Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. GUSTAFERRO, Frank. Bene Detto Guasta- HAN.SLI0Y, Fred E. Mrs. Emma P. Hansley, CLEMENT, George A. Mrs. Mary Clement, ferro, 621 East One hundred and thirty- 112 Grace Street, Wilmington, N. C. Fremont, N. H. • fifth Street, New York, N. Y. HANSON. Gustav A. Adolph P. Hanson, DUFFY, Anthony. Thomas Duffy, Rathlce HABERMAN, Benjamin. Rove Hahcrman, Clayton, Wis. post office. County Sligo, Ireland. 1738 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. HARDCASTLE. Earl E. Sirs. Mary Hard- HARMAN, Joseph A. Charles H. Harman, HALL, Haven B. Edward C. Hall, St. Ed- castle. Brooklyn. Mich. Wiconisco, Pa. ward. Nebr. HILLSTRAND, Walter. C. A. Hillstrand, HUSKEY, Ottls E. James M. Huskey, Law- HARDEN, Milton Jones. Mrs. Lizzie Turner, 2616 First Avenue south. Great Falls, Mont. renceburg, Tenn. Stella. Mo. HOOD, Martin E. Mrs. Sarah E. Hood, LOVELAND, Alonzo. Mrs. Mattie Loveland, HARRIS, Alfred C. Mrs. Ciara Perkins, 844 121 East Pine Street, .Tunctioa City, Kans. 1728 West Third Street, Chester, Pa. North MontgomerJ" Awenue, Memphis, Tenn. HOYT, Charles B. Jess Hoyt, Kinmundy, PRICE, Charles N. Mrs. Mary I’rice, Fred- HEASTON, John. Mr.s. Ella Heaston, K. iV 111 . ericktown, Ohio. D. 35, Barberton, Ohio. Hurley, 141 / HURLEY, Jeremiah J. Timothy ST. HILAIRE, Ludgor O. Mrs. Josephine St. HERBERT. Albert J. Mrs. Elizabeth Her- South Park Street. Elizabeth, N. J. Hilaire, 228 South Elm Street, Manchester, bert, 2370 Mahon Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. E. Margaret E. Ise- ISEMANN, William Mrs. N. II. MEREST, Otto M. Mrs. Mary Herbst, 378 mann. 141 Eleventh Street SB., Washing- SWANSON. Emil. Anton Swanson, 4815 Iowa Wilson Street, Waterhury, Conn. ton, D. C. Street, Chicago, 111. HERMAN, Fred W. Miss Paulino Herman, Louis. Mrs. J. J. Jacobs, 811 Gist JACOBS, TAYLOR, Matthew Robinson. Mrs. Howard Fillmore, 111. Siroet, Pittsburgh, Pa. Prothcros, Clarksburg, W. Va. HERRMANN, Arthur C. Jacob Herrman, R. Henry. Mrs. Emily James, 420 JAMES, ZITZMAN, August F. Mrs. Mary Zitzman, P. D. 4, Belleville,- 111. Grand Avenue, Muskegon, Mich. 7 Science Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HIBBARD. Calvin. Mrs. Millie A. Hibbard, JAMIESON, W'alter J. Robert Jamieson, PRIVATES. care . of Mrs. Leona Ryser, 520 Pugsley Brandon, Iowa. Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. JEFP’ERS, Lester. Mrs. Jennie Clark, R. F. ANDERSON, Theodore C. Mrs. Christine HICICMON. Byrd. Lewis Ilickmon, v 807 D. 1, Olean, N. Y. Anderson, 2427 Gi'aham Street, Seattle, Seventeenth Street South, Birmingham, Ala. Jefferson, JEFFERSON, John. Mrs. Sallie Wash. HIGH, Dailey A. N. L. High, Paris Store, 1033 Avenue .T, Be.ssemer. Ala. ANDERSON, Thomas L. James M. Anderson, Va. Uep- JUDAY, Riley J. Mrs. Mildred Juday, Turlington, Tex. HOKE, Clair L. Mrs. Mary Hoke, Ellzabeth- ner, Oreg. ANDERSON, Vernon. Mrs. Era Tarvin, New ville. Pa. JULSON, Theodore. Mrs. Theodore Julson, Richmond, Ohio. HOPKINS, Curtis. Miss Lovell Hopkins, 4221 Colton, S. Dak. AUSTIN, Jay H. Almond H. Austin, Union, West Seventeenth Street, Anderson, Ala. KANEUL, Henry Carl. Mrs. Helena Pfeiffer, Nebr. HOWARD, Charles E. Frank Howard, Whit- R. F. I) 2, Swanville, Minn. BENDY. .Tohn T. Mrs. Elizabeth Besccker, ney Point, N. Y. Clarence E. Mrs. Gertrude N. Alto, KENISTON, Mont Pa. HOWARD, William McKinley. Mrs. Ben J. ICenlston, 29 North Spring Street, Con- BERN.4RD, Arthur E. Miss Sue Bernard, Johnson, Farlston, Ky. Mel cord, N. II. wood, Ark. HOWERTON, Samuel L. Mrs. Fannie How- KNIST, Leon. Andrew Kalst, 2028 North BOTTOMS, Doss L. CalUe Bottoms, Bols, erton, general delivery. South Boston, HoIIv Avenue, Chicago, 111. Ark. Va. KNISKERN, John D. J. C. Cremor, 826 Pe- BOX, George K. William M. Box, 212 West rido Street, New Orleans. La. Nintli Street, Newton, Kans. ABRIGG, Edwin. Samuel F. Abrigg, R. F. D. KREIIBIEL, Elmer H. Peter Krehbiel (B BOWEN, Erast G. Mrs. Lola Sauls, Carthage, 2, Sardis, Ohio. 13103), Bureau of Pensions, Washington, Tex. ADDISON, James W. Mrs. Elizabeth Addison, D. C. BOWLES, Aubrey L. Stapleton Wood, R. F. R. F. D. 1, Lakewood, N. .T. KROLLMANN, .Vnthony. Mrs. Barbara Kroll- D. 2, Louisa, Va. ADEN, John II. Reinhardt J. Aden, Oak, Nebr. mann, 1055 Lincoln Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. , BOWM.AN, Elam. Robert Bowman, Glenal- LANE, Daniel J. Frank B. Lane, 17 Moeller pinc, N. C. ADKINS, Elmer. Mrs. Mary P. Adkins, Street, Binghamton, N. Y. BRITT, Kish. Mrs. 'Wilda S. Britt, Seneca, Franklin, III. MELO, Anthony. James Melo, 52 Temple Kans. ADKINS, John A. William Adkins, Gem, Street, Hartford, Conn. BUDRA, Louis. William Budra, 44 Lincoln Mis.s. MOYP'RS. Bryan A. George Moyers, R. P. D. Street. East Cambridge, Mass. AFFELDT, Emil C. Fred Effeldt, Greenbush, 1, Bardwell, Ky. BUECHNER, Charles J. P.eter Buechner, 130 Minn. PADGETT, Dunbar D. Miss Mannie M. Pad- Park Avenue, Coroda, N. Y. ALLEN. Artliur. Huston Allen, Cana, Vn. gett. Dickerson, Md. BUERKLE, William F. Mrs. Elizabeth Buer- ANDERSON, Theodor. Elling Anderson, R. F. PRZYBYI.SKI, Casper. Mrs. Agnes Pryz- kle. 1001 Harrison Street, Canton, Ohio. D. 1. I.eroy. .Minn. bylski, 1337 Vance Street, Toledo, Ohio. BUNTIN, Carl. Mrs. Emma Buntiu, Brun- BACKilAN, Sdtaiuel A. Mrs. Sarah E. Back- RADER, Edwin. AVilliam Rader, 2722 Eighth dldge, Ala. man. Center^llo, Utah. Avenue, New York, N. Y. CALDWELL. Glen II. Mrs. Emma Caldwell, BELLOWES, Everet L. A. L. Bellowes, Lu- RICHARDSON, Robert G. Sabert A. Rich- Parsons, Kans. ray, Mo. ardson, Calax, Va. CHAMBERLAIN, Roy Ray. Mrs. Mona May BELLUSCI, Andy. Joe Bellusci, 929 North RICKS, Noah Thurston. Andrew Ricks, Chamberlain, Nowata, Okla. Page Street, McKees Rocks, Pa. Sloutsvllle. Mo. CLEMENT, Joseph B. Joseph B. Clement, BENSON, Bernard. Mrs. Rose Benson, Shel- ROBERTSON, Donald E. .Tames H. Robert- 1048 Eastern Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. don. N. Dak. son, general delivery, Prescott, Ariz. CLEVELAND. Floyd E. Mrs. Adelbert Cleve- BOBBITT, James E. Letcher Bobhitt, Inde- ROBINSON, Edward. Abe S. Robinson, Elma, land. 47 King Street, Rochester, N. Y. pendence. Grayson County, Va. Wash. COCKHAM, Forest. Mrs. Cora Cochran, BUI, Domenico. Mrs. Mary Bui, Massa Ca- ROBINSON, Frederick W. George M. Robin- Brownstown, Iiul. rnra, Italy. son. 721 Hepburn Street, Williamsport, Pa. COX. Everett. Joe Cox, Traphill, N. C. BULL. George H. Mrs. George H. Bull, Sara- ROBINSON, General. Mose Robinson, It. le. CROOK.S, Claude. Allen A. Crooks, Valley nac, N. Y. Park, Mo. I). 2, box 37, Montgomery, Ala. BUSCH. Benjamin Busch. John D. Busch, TV. Roe, Hoopeston, Walter A. Lyman A. Cushman, ROE, Clarence A. John CUSHMAN. 347 Harrison Street, St. Paul, Minn. Mode, 111. III. George. .Abner G. Caldwell, R. Frank C. John F. Deborah, 101 CALDWELL, SAWYER, Romeo. Severn Sawyer, 268 East DEDORAII. Riverside, Ilallwttsville, Tex. F. P 49, Conn. Dwight Street. Holyoke. Mass. Bowie .Street, CARRIER. Arthur Benjamin. Frank Carrier, E. Ella Swartz, 5 DKVINGO, Salto. Mrs. Rose Dovingo, 11 SW.VRTZ. Marshall Mrs. R. F. D. Perry, Okla. Flagg Street, Orange, N. J. 2, Kentucky Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. Charles R. Mrs. Dorothy Cham- DEWUl.L. Charles. Mrs. Leona B. Dcwoll, CHAMBERS, hers. Fort Dodge, Iowa. ^ BCGLERS. 360 Valley Street, McDonald, Pa. CLEARY’. .Tames M. Rev. Father Kelly, 66 J. Hattie 279 West DUSING. William. Herman Dusing, R. F. D. DEHM, Paul Mrs. Dehm, Borcum Place, Brooklyn. N. Y. Third Street, Oswego, N. Y. 1. Covington, Ky. conn, .Tessc James. Willis Cobb, Jlount David N. James A. Linton, R. F. VALL, Isaac G. Mrs. Dinah Du Vail, LINTON, DU Olive, N. C. D. 8, Franklin, Tenn. Creek Locks, N. V. Mr.s. .John William H. Coburn, Rob- ELLIOTT. Vernon Cameron. Maggie COBURN, H.' MECHANICS. Flllott. box 23. Marion, N. C. ertson, Wyo. CARROI.L, Wilfrid M. Mrs. Theresa A. Car- FABER, Michael S. Miss Palmer Faber, 408 COCHR.AN, Bruce. George Cochran, Grafton, roll, 455 Fourteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Soutli Eden Street. Baltimore, Md. N. Dak. CONE, Albert B. John L. Cone, 1523 Harri- FABIANKE. Ernest C. Herbert Fabianke, R. COCHRAN, Charles B. Mrs. Mabel Cochran, son Avenue, Sedalia, Mo. F. I). 4, Groesbeck, Tex. Columbia, W. Va. FEl.TNER, Emil K. Adolphes Feltner, Bcrry- FACINELLI, Frank L. Miss -Anna Facinclll, ROCKETT. Harry- L. Mrs. Nellie Urockett, ville, Vn. 107 South Vine Street, Hazelton, Pa. box 208, Dover, Me. Kane, Edward. Henry II. Craver, Brooklyn, FRAI.EY. Burns. 'Mrs. Eliza Wages, ^alt CUMMINS. Elbert J. Elbert P. Cummins. 107 Pa. Ky. Hegcle Street, Charleston, Mo. - Lick. ^ KING. F.rnest E. Mrs. Weaver Alexander, FREITAS, Manuel S. Mrs. Mary S. Freitas, CUSHYIAN. Michael. Mrs. Anna Cushman, Richland, Kans. 745 Dutton Avenue. San Leandro, Cal. 102.5 Harford Avenue, Baltimore, Md. “ ruF™''; C'mrles E. Miss Inez Radley, 95 FULLERTON. Floyd William. Mrs. Slanlcy CUSTER, Samuel A. David M. Custer. How- Champion Street, Carthage, N. Y, W. Fullerton, Poison, Mont. ard Lake, Minn. TJIK OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY f), lOBt. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

I)A^^S, resile Allen. Mrs. .Tane Davis, 2210 LANG, Edward E. Mrs. Pauline Lang, 252 CURRAN, Henry W. Mi',, Mary Curran, 309 Must rimn Street, New Castle, Ind. East Roble Street, St. Paul, Minn. Third Avenue, Virginia, Minn. DIOW, Frank Wheeler. Stanley Dew, Nelson- LEWIS, Ouls. Fred Lewis, general delivery, DAVENPORT, Burtlsc. Mrs. Maude Shavt. vllle, Ohio. • Tuenweg, Mo. Mars Hill, Me. DIIONDT, Cyrillc. Adams LIcdorf, Perrys- LICIITER. Benjamin. Mrs. Ida Llchter, 30 IiKDRICK, John F. Mr". N. V. Dedrlck, 123 burg, Ohio. Humboldt Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LInwood Street, Somci-.-;: .• Mass. PI LISl, Angelo. Daniel Di Usl, 4842 North LIOHTNER, Harry W. Mrs. Alice Lightner, DEWKLL, Donald G. Mi.e Dorn Dewcll, Car- Leithgow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Kellogg, Idao. rollton, Ohio. DII.I.AHD. Belton M. William C. Dillard, LORENZ, Harry E. Mrs. Catherine Lore*!, DEWEY, Austin C. Mrs. Jennie Dewey, 3C Cnrley, Tex. Stone Creek, Ohio. Pilgrim Street, Cambridge, Mas.s. DILDKY, Everett. Amos J. Dllley, Dunmore, LUFKIN. Joseph H. Mrs. Ida G. Lufkin, 130 Dl'/VO, Clifford. George Deyo, Mount Morris, W. Va. East Thirty-sixth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. DINKINS, Andy. Mrs. Julia Dinkins, Abing- LULEY, Joseph A. William Luley, 219 East DILLISTIN, Howard P. Mrs. William F. DIl- don, Va. Third Street, Port Wayne, Ind. llstln. Stepney Depot, Trumbull, Conn. DI UODLO. Beneditto. Joseph Dl Rollo, 10 JICCOY, James J. Mrs. Catherlna McCoy, 4 DIScnlNGER, Alvin C. Mrs. Anna Dischln- North Bond Street. Mount N’eruon, N. Y. Waldo Avenue, Somerville, Mass. ger, Hancock, Tex. DONAIITJB. James 15. Mrs. Mary B. Dona- MARSHALL, Charles W. Mrs. Charlotte DtVOLL, Ernest II. Mrs. Ernest H. Dlvoll, 3 hue. R. F. D. 1, Penn Run, Pa. • Marshall, 309 Laurel Avenue, Johnstown, Norman Avenue. Woroi-.t-ter, Mass. DUUKEE, Frank B. Charles Durkee, R. F. D. DUREN, Emmit U. Ruble G. Duren, Robe- (i, Pontiac, Mich. MIGLIORE. .Toe. Nick Mlgllore, 1027 Cun- line, La. DURKIN, Joseph. T. Thomas Casey, Fourth nlngam Street. Rockford, HI. DUlillAM, James W. Mrs. Irene H. Durham, and Center Streets, Ashland, Pn. MIKLASZEWICZ, Joe S. Stanley Mlklasze- Bradford, Ark. DUSIIANB, .Frank. Mrs. Charles Dushane, wlcz, 1317 Buchanan Street, Rockford, 111. DURHAM, John. Charles A. Durham, Fre- .812 North Second Street, Grand Haven, MXTLDOON* Martin M. Mrs. Anna B. Mul- mont, Nebr. Mleh. doon. 760 Tlntou Avenue, New York, N. Y. ELLERSIAN, Prank H. Mrs. Emella Eller- DUSZNYSKI, Frank. Mrs. Julia Dusznyski, MULVEY, Martin. Michael Muivcy, 378 Sack- man, Stockton, Mo. 187 Gatchell Street, Buffalo, N. Y. ett Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. FELTON, Truman. Daniel L. Felton, Bruce, DUVAL, Samuel A, Mrs, Louise R. Duval, PAFFORI), Jesse M. Mrs. Cora PatCord, E. Wis. F. D. 2. Big Willard Court Apartments NW., Washlng- Sandy, Tenn. FIKBER, Joseph E. John PAKUSKY, Mayer. Mrs. Anna Pakusky, Fieber, Plato, Minn. ington, D. C. 179 FREMNA, Mike. John Fremna. Marianna. East Broadway, New York, N. Y. Pa. DUWENHOEGGER, Albert. Joe Duwenhoeg- FRENCH, Lonnie. Albert French, R. F. D. 2, ger, Llsmord, Minn. R.XDZINON, Frank. Stanley Radzinon, 175 Frlendsvllle, Tenn. Seventh Street, .1. Dl'ZANI, Charles. Mrs. Katie Early. 6309 Jersev City, N. FUCITu, Joseph. Miss Camilla Albert F. Rohlfing, Fucito, 19 Fourteenth Avenue south, Seattle, Wash. UOHLFING, John L. Sullivan Street, Brooklyn, Berger, Mo. N. Y. EZYWINSKI, Stanislaus. Simon Ezywinskl, CANNON, Edwin F. Dewey Cannon, EOTONTII, Philip. Nicholas Lncorla, general Ilruslanskl, Poland, Russia. 330 delivery, Lebanon, Mo. East One hundred and eighth Street, FINK, Harry. Solomon. Fink, 26 Suffolk New HAMP, Hubert R. Mrs. York. N. Y. Harieth O. Hamp, Street, New York, N. Y. 1145 Thirty-ninth Street, itock Island, lU. SCHUM, Fred. Mrs. Bertha Schum, 7 Jef- FINZEL, Haryr Marshall. Mrs. Louise Can- HARLOW, Carl. Henry Harlow, Latlirop, ton Finzel, Prostburg, Garrett County, Md. ferson Street. Newark, N. J. Mich. FLEMING, Charley Fl Henry H. Fleming, SELLERS, James. William Sellers, 257 West- ley Street, Salem, N. J. HARLOW, Coleman C. Edward A. Harlow, Blanchard, Iowa. 1231 Taylor FLEMMINGS, Elmer, Mrs, Carrie Flem- SHORE, Audry. Mrs. Nettie King, Chilll- Street, Richmond, Va. cothe. HARRIS, Arline. J. R. Harris, Cordele, mings. 68 Fifth Street, Salem, N. J. Mo. Ga. Benjamin. SHOEBFRG, David B. Mrs. Mary Carlston, HEATH, Robert M. . Mrs. Grace A. Heath, GARNER, William R. Garner, Bedford. Ky. Flatcreek. Mo. Pine City, Minn. GARVEY, Sydney. Austin Garvey, 282 Dans STATNCHI, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Staynchl, HEBBLEWHITE, Earl Thomas. John Hebble- white, Waupaca, Street, New Bedford, Mass. 3661 East Ninety-third Street, Cleveland, Wis. Ohio. HECKLAND, Harold. Simon Heckland, GOODWIN, Fred L. Larkin R'. Goodwin, 37 Saginaw, Tex. STRAWSER, George A. Mrs. Magrfe Straw- > Prospect Hill, SulBeld. Conn. GREEN, WilUam H. Napoleon B. Green, ser. West Washington Street, Civclevllle, HERMAN, Frank M. Mrs. Martha Emmons, Lamar, Ala. Ohio. 95 Grider Street, Buffalo, N. Y. GRUBB, Gilbert. Mrs. Maud Grubb, Laurel, SWARINGIN, Hm'mon. Wesley Swaringln, HICKEY, Charles C. Mrs. Jennie Hickey, Ky. Flat River, Mo. 210 East Third Street, Chilllcothe, Mo. VINCENT, Howard S. Mrs. Morgan Vincent, H06SETH, Adoiph H. Mrs. Petra Hogseth, Charles. HAAG, Mrs. Lula R. Haag, 776 Altmont Farm, Mlllbrook, N. J. Enid, Mont. East Twenty-fifth Street, York, N. Y. New WATKINS, Charles J. Jake Watkins, HUNKEMCELLER, Joseph F. Henry Charles Hun* HAAS, W. Charles W. Haas, R. F, Shrewsbury Park. Mo. kemceller, 227 Oak Street, Buffalo, N. Y. D. Llllydale, Minn. 1, WETSBERGER, .loseph. Morris Weisberger, HUTCHESON, Forrest B. Mrs. Lula Hutche- HARMAN, Daniel W. John A. Harman, R. F- 46 Avenue A, New York, N. Y. son. R. P. D. 2. Glen Allen, Va. D. Orangeville, Pa. 2, WILSON, George. Mrs. Mary Wilson, Stock- lACOVELLI, Onofrie. Frank Slclallano, 922 H.-VRMAN, George F. Mrs. Margaret M. Har- land, III. Jay Street, Utica, N. Y. man, 1546 Erie Avenue. Williamsport. Pa. ABBOTT, Benjamin H, Mrs. Sarah J. Ab- JOHNSON, George C. Mrs. Mary Johnson, HARMAN, Herbert N. Mrs, Lucindla Belcher, bott. R. F. D. 3, Blue Jacket, Okla. 960 Fifty-fifth Street, Oakland, Cal. R. F. D. Floyd, Va. 1, ADLAM, Charles B. Mrs. Ethel Catanch, 487 JUNGE, Charlie W. E. Miss Martha Junge, HARMON, James. Mrs. Mary McGreevy, 063 Sixty-sixth Avenue, West Allis, Wls. Pearce, Ariz. East Seventy-seventh Avenue, Cleveland, ADLER, Henry. Mrs. Kate Minclos, 114 KESSLER, Creamer C. Robert Ohio. G. Kessler, .Tohnson Avenue, Newark, N. J. Spring Grove, Pa. HARKER, Eben Ray. Mrs. Mary H. Davis, ADRI.YN, George. Mrs. Lissette Adrian, 2427 KILLEEN, Stephen .T. Mrs. Marie Girber, general delivery, Beaufort, N. C. Montgall ivenue, Kansas City, Mo. 806 East One hundred and fifty-sixth Street, Ai'thur E. Mrs. Head, Pell- HEAD, Nannie ALBERICCI, Robert. Mrs. Rose Alboriccl, New York, N. Y. ville, K.V. 149 Twenty-sixth Street; Guttenberg, N. ,T. KILER, William J. Mrs. Jane Kiler, HEADLEY, William B. Mrs. Annie Paso Headley, ANDERSON, Valfred G. Andrew J. Anderson, Robles, CnI. Neponspt, III. R. P. D. 4, Moscow, Idaho. KIEKENNEY, Peter. Patrick Moran, HEIL, Richard A. Mrs. Llllle Barker, 824 92 ANDERSON, Walter M. Mrs. Bertha Ander- Providence Street, Providence, R. I. West Harrison Street, Belvldere, III. son, R. P. D. 1. Balsam Lake, Wis. KIMMEL, Samuel M. .Tohn A. Kimmel, HTLF, Christian Edward. Andrew Hilf, 14 325 ANDERSON. Willie S. .Toe Anderson, 801 Fourth Street, Greensburg, Kuhn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pa. Everett Street, Richmond. Va. KINY'ON, Clarence Howard. William Kinyon, HOCK.-V, Mike. Wasiy Hocka, Stancia Skldie, ARDOINE, Albert B. Joseph B. Ardoine, Russia. 70 Grahanville Street. North East, Pa. Chataginer, La. Joe B. Mrs. HOWE, Heirry E. Henry S. Howe, 1209 June KIRKHAM, John E. Blackney, BELL. Arthur Lee. George Samuel Bell, Almwell, Ala. Street. Kewanee, III. route 3, Seminole, Okla. KIRKPATRICK, John. Hugh Kirkpatrick, HOWELLS, John. Mrs. Mary Ann Howells, BOCK, Fred. Miss Agnes Bock, 2001 Devon 73 Shawnee Avenue, Plymouth, Kempton, 111. Pa. Avenue, Chicago. 111. HUFNAGEL, Christ. Mrs. Lucy Hufnagel, 39 KINDIG, Frank Reyal. H. W. Kindig, 528 • BRODY. Joseph. Mrs. Rose Good Brody, 1363 West Eighth Street, Cameron. Mo. Moreland Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Walnut Street, Steubenville, Ohio. JARSHUNAS. Ivan. Emil Steimar, 423 Wood KING, Lawrence C. Mrs. Hila Hawkins, BRODY, Julius. I.evf Brody, 1033 South Hugo, Okla. Sti-cet, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JOHNSON, Arthur W. Nels E. Johnson, R. KNOWLES, Ray W. Judson Knowles, 4554 BROYLES, Jesse. Newton G. Broyles, Che- Adkins Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. F. D. 1, box 10, Ha Hock, Minn. tops, Kans. JULIAN, Dewey. William C. Julian, Belle- KNOWLES, Walter R. Mrs. Maude K. C.'RTER, Barney. Otis Carter, R. P. D. 2, ' Knowles, R. F. D. 2. Willis, Va. ville, Kans. Wririu'm, N. C. JTTRISCn, George P. Mrs. Martha Jurisch,. LEIFHEIT. Albert R. Frank G. Lelfheit, CASE, .Andrew Eugene. Mrs. Catharine Case, 1302 Caroline Street, Pekin, 111. 544 Liberty Street, Union Hill, N. J. 173 Center Street, Waverlv, N. Y. KANE, John Matthew. Martin D. LEMKE, Adolph A. Theodore Lemke, 518 Buckley, CASNOWICZ. Adam J. JIlss Sophie Cas- Hotel, Stephenson Avenue, Menominee, Mich. Whitcomb Rochester, N. Y. nowicz, 108 Patterson Street, Harrison, Benjamlne. Samuel LIGHT, Edward. Mrs. Lottie A. Light, R. F. KAUFFMAN. W. Bryan, N. J. 287 West Union Street, York, Pa. D. 2. Liberty, Me. KAULBACK, .Arthur William. Miss Frank CHADWICK, Alfred. Miss Bertha Chadwick, LOONEY, John S. Mrs.. Martha Looney, Yad- kin, Kimball, R. P. D. 2, Alton. N. H. American Pork. Utah. Ark. KISIBALL, Roy E. P. H. Kimball, 86 Low- CL.YRK, McKee K. Mrs. Martha Clark, 5228 LOPER, Homer. Thomas Loper, general de- den Avenue. Somerville. Mass. Terry .4venue, St. Louis, Mo. li%ey. Central Lake, Mich. KIMBALL. Russell W. Mrs. Dosty Kimball, COX, Charles C. James H. Cox, Washington, LOPEZ, .lose De La Vina. Mrs. Isabelle Genoa. Wls. N. C. Lopez. 82 Poplar Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KIMBRO, William. Mrs. Susie Kimbro, 1707 COX, Edwin L. Mrs. Katherine Cox, Arden LOTT, William S. Robert T. Lott, Carroll- Ninth Avenue North, Nashville, Tenn. Mine No. 2, Washington, Pa. ton. Miss. KR.AEMER, Albin B. Mrs. Fred Drontle, CULI,Y, Marcy. Miss' Marthy Harjoe, Sa- LUEDERS, Emil A. Mrs. Fredarike Lueders, Horton, Mont. sakwa, Okla. 2223 Vine Street, Milwaukee, Wis. KUZMESKY, William. Mrs. Bessie Kuzme- CUNNINGHAM, Vernon. Mrs. Fannie Cun- LUFER, .Tames I. Mrs. Frieda Lufer, 18 sky, Lithuania, West Russia. ningham, New Concord, Ky. Arthur Street, New Haven, Conn. 2G THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY C, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

LULA, Julius .T. Mrs. Lulla J. Lula, 1244 DUNN, Marvin. L. S. Miller, Black, Ala. MASLOSKI. Anton J. Mrs. Mary Masloski, Bay Street, Itosebank, N. Y. DUNN, Robert E. Mrs. Theresa M. Dunn, Orleans, Minn. MCCOY, James B. Mrs. Dasle McCoy, 2510 70 Rockland Sti'eet, Abington, Mass. MAYR, Adolph. Mrs. Jennie Mtyr, 456 South South Twentieth Street. St. Joseph, Mo. DUQUETTE, Peter. Joseph Duquette, 63 Sixteenth Strdfet, Newark, N. .1. MANN, Beryl C. Mrs. Laura Burt, Fingal, Castle Street, Keene, N. II. MOBERLY, Harvey. Mrs. Mary Moberly, N. Dak. JOURANT, Harold Raymond. Charles L. Du- Keavy, Ky. MANN, Clarence. Mrs. Julia Mann, Pied- rant, 113 Robins Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass. MONOHAN, Frank J. Mrs. Bridget Monohan, mont, Mo. EMBREY, Jesse E. Mr.s. Flora Favinger, Wakefield, R. I. . MANN, George B. Benjamin F. Mann, Holly 'Wallace, Nebr. MORRISON, Wilbur J. J. Morrison, Oel- Springs, Miss. EVES. Girard W. Mrs. Sue H. Eves, 1143 wein, Iowa. MABSIIALL, Brazilian W. Mrs. Elizabeth East Park Street, Stockton, Cal. MOSIER, Charles A. Mrs. Mattie Coppinger Marshall, Spray, N. C. FINES, Lee. Mrs. Joseph Fines, El Reno, Mosier, Bridgeport, Ala. MEADE, Charles E. Mrs. Mary E. Meade, Okla. PACKARD, George L. George L. Packard, .502 Cameron Street, Alexandria, Va. FINNERAN, Ijco J. Mrs. Thomas Finneran, Kingston, 111. METRO, Michael Paul. Michael Metro, B, 80 Elm Street, Providence, R. I. PAM, Julius. Joseph Bosisky, 148 Avenue C, F. I). 1, Nutwood, Ohio. FINE, Leon. Alfred Fine, Wichita Falls, Ter. New York, N. Y. O’NEIL, .Tames T. Mrs. Elizabeth O’Neil, R. FLESHER, Guy. Bud Flesher, Beech, w. Va. PAYNE, Douglas L. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Payee, F D. 2. Kingston, Mass. FRASER, William James. Donald Fraser,- 400 West Washington Street, 'East Point, PRIESTEU, George. Mrs. Josephine Gill- Glenn Sanfleld, Ontario, Canada. Ga. man. R. F. D. 1, House Springs, Mo. FRAZEE, Fred P. Mrs. Lauro Frazee, 572 PELLeGRINO, Raffaele. Mrs. Mary Pelle- RONCACE, Domenico. Simplico Roncace, »87 Morton Avenue, Hammond, Ind. grino, Rofano, Province Salano, Italy. Custom Street, Donora, Pa. McKinley, Mack. Mrs. Dan Hamilton, 20 PERKINS, Elmer W’. Garfield Benjamine, 12 ROTH, Mark E. Frederick A. Roth, 1205 Jiroch Street, Muskegon, Mich. Ralph Street, Ashtabula, Ohio. Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. FREEZE, George W. William €1. Freeze, RICHARDSON, J. P. Mrs. Janet Richardson, RYALS, Andrew B. Ed L. Ryals, R. F. D. Gothenburg. Nebr. Reo Blanco, Colo. 1, Ross, 'Tex. GARDNER, Paul Kenneth, Sam R. Gardner, RICHARDSON, Verne. Mrs. Ida Richardson, SEFFERT, Bert E. Mrs. M. Seffert, Deer 50 Elm Street, Deposit, N. Y. 202J East Center Street, Springfield, Mo. Isiand, Oreg. GARLITZ, John W. John C. Garlitz, West RINDY, Mlchatl. John Rindy, 507 Hamilton SEGAL, Julius M. Max Segal, 228 Pulaski Salisbury, Pa. Avenue, Farrell, Pa. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GIVENS, James. Miss Anna Givens, Strange ROSECRANS, Samuel. Mrs. Anna Rosecrans, SEGEBRECHT, Erdman G. John Segebrecht, Creek, W. Va. 1111 Vickroy Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. box 173, Mazomaine, Wis. GUA, Barney. Joseph Gua, Willows, Md. SELMO, .Tohn. First National Bank, Glen SEGERMAN, Issie. Miss Anna K. Davidson, GULIANO, Anthony. Mrs. Carmelia Guliano, Campbell, Pa. 282 Broome Street, New York, N. Y. 9 Drift Street, Newark, N. J. SHEEN, Anthony. Frank Sheen, 33 Hudson SKELTON, Harrv J. Mrs. Mary Skeltom 18 HANSEN, George Albert. Mrs. Nellie Han- Street, Brookljm, N. Y. Seminole Apartments, Rebecca Street, Day- sen, 134 Elsworth Avenue, Grand Rapids, SHEETS, Clifford E. Mrs. Ella Sheets, El- ton, Ohio. Mich. gin, Nebr. SMITH, Hurvitt. Mrs. Nettie Smith, R. F. McHARMON, George. Mrs. Mary L. Harmon, STEELE. Frank P. George Steele, sr., 910 D. 1. box 5G1, Porter, Okla. Packet Street, McKeesport, Pa. SMITH, Ralph. Ira A. Smith, 229 South HEATON, John' W. Mrs. Alice Heaton. Wy- SWANSON. Henry O. David I. Swanson, 542 Maple Street, Bloomington, Ind. lan, Ala. West Fifty-seventh Place. Chicago, 111. SMITH, Reuben A. Mrs. Rose Smith, 214 HELLAND, Francis R. Anton H. Helland, SZEGELSKI, Anthony. Michael Szegelskl, West Fourth Street, West Liberty, Iowa. Gonvick, Minn. 1228 South Sixth Avenue. Scranton, Pa. Riley E. John H. Smith, Hume, HI. Crospicl, Pacific SMETH, HOSKINS, John H. \V. S. Hoskins, Mystic, TULONEN, John. John 229 SMITH, Richard Franklin. Mrs. Mabelle Iowa. Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Smilli, 10 South Street, Exeter, N. H. Jan. Walter Kametto, Pinvla HUNKIN, Harry. Samuel J. Hunkins, 66 TUPADLO, William. Mrs. Smith, SMITH, Richard May Bell Street. Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Street, Depew, N. Y. 1270 East Ninetieth Place, Cleveland, Ohio. William M. Vickery, HURLEY, John P. James Hurley, Abner, VICKERY, Alvin B. Smith', Fay- SMITH, Ruben R. Manton R. N, C. Oliver Springs, Tenn. John. Danean Andrusak, 110 ette, Miss. HURSEY, James B. George W. Hursey, 911 WALIGURA, Kennith. Starnes, Spen- Central Street, Manchester, N. H. STARNES, Simmon Ramseur Street, Durham, N. C. Mrs, Mary Waters, 1813 cer, Ind. HURTA, John. Frank Hurta, Needvllle, Tex. WATERS. Hugh L. R. Mrs. Alice Start- Laflin Street, St. Louis, Mo. STARTZELL, Kenneth JANICKI, Leonard. Frank Janicki, 2142 zell. 60 Richard Street, Brookville. Pa. WHITLEY. Austin L. Mrs. Mary Whitley, South Albany Avenue, Chicago, 111. Dallas F. Mrs. Amelia Steffy, R. Sand Springs, Okla. STEFFY, JENKIN.S, Luther. Miss Liza Jenkins, R. F. F. D. 19, Blcknell, Ind. WOLF, George T. Mrs. Harris Wolf, 921 D. Love, Mis.s, STEGMAN, Ernest. Mrs. Mary Stegman, 789 2, .Jackson Street, Allentown. Pa. Walter G. Henry Jueuke, Hend- Van Dyke Avenue, Detroit, Mich. JUENKE, Gust K. Guthbe Wolf, 1503 Tenth ricks, Minn. WOLF, Joseph./ Mrs. Francis Sheback, Coal- Street, Port Huron, Mich. TANSKI, Leslie Richard. John F. H. port. Pa. JUNGBLUTH, Jungbluth, P. O. box Middleton, Wis. YANOVITCII, Peter. Joe Yanovitch, Vilna, E. Fred Yattaw, Vergennes, 46, XA'fTAW, Paul JWANUK, Michael. Alex Zukowski, 267 Lithuania, Russia. Vt. Broadway, Bayonne. N. J. George Tian- ADAIR, Carrigan.- Oscar F. Adair, Sallisaw, YIANIBAS, Prank Aristides. B. Louis E. L. Ind. Okla. KANODE, George Kanode, Mona- bas, 824 Wabash Avenue, Terre Haute, Charles. Mrs. Mary Gray, 1215 rat, Va. YOCHUM. Walter L. Anton Yochum, Long- AFFEI.T, Ernest. Kaser, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. C. KASER, August 470 Union vlUe, Minn. Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. BLACK, John E Edward D. Black, 58 South YONKE, Charles W. Charles Yonke, Chaska, Sharon, Pa.' KESSALAVECA, Alex. Adam Kessalaveca, Ervine Street, Minskoi, Gubarno, Pinskego, Uazda, Stansal, Minn. BREITENETHER, Frederick C. Louis Brei- Hotelincni, Russia. MARTIN, James J. Mrs. Nellie Martin, 002 tenether, 2521 Dulaney Street, Baltimore, Md. KESSELRING, Albert R. Miss Mary E. Kes- Hicks Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. selriyig, 321 North Twenty-fifth Street, MARTIN, Jeff. W. M. Martin, El Campo, Joe F. M. L. Price, general de- BROCKMAN, Louisville, Ky. Ky. Tex. liverv, Hickman, Garrett Bucher. Mrs. E. D. Demitrien A. Bulgarl- KNICELEY, M. MIDKIFF, Ivan V. Mrs. Gethrude MldkifC, BULG.VS, Andrew Kniceley, Millray. W. Va. den. Skyron, Mason Island, Greece. East Main Street, Manchester, Iowa. CARDULLO, Alfonso. Louis Cardullo, 1365 KRAl/EMANN, Arthur. Mrs. Louisa Krale- MIKULIKUS. John. Stanley Mikulikus, box Dekalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. mann, 1110 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, 447, West Frankfort, 111. CARERO, Anthony. John Carero, 13 Brook- Mo. NAUSIN, Angelico. Frank Nausin, Jerome, side .\ venue, Amsterdam, N. Y. KRAHN, Arthur O. Fred Krahn, Spring- Ariz. Bruno. Guivano Cirello, Second C.VlilDDI, valley, Minn. NAYLOR, George C. Mrs. Tillie Na.vlor, 1333 Avenue, Raritan, N. J. KRAMER, Harry R. Theodore Egge, Inwood, East Thirty-seventh Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. CHERRY, Arthur. Mrs. .\nnie Cherry, Gene- Iowa. OMLID, Toyus. Andrew G. Omlid, Thomp- sco. 111. KROGII, -\rnold. Mrs. Peter Krogh, 6130 son, N. Dak. CHRISTIAN, Arthur A. Epherham E. Gatlin, Florence Boulevard, Omaha, Nebr. PAGE, Frank II. M. A. Page, Barnhill. Ohio. R. F. D. 1, Bonham, Tex. LINN, Roy- N. Joe Carothers, Casey, HI. •PRICE, Houston T. James M. Price, Forbes- COMBS, Wesley. Nicholas Combs. Staub, Ky. LISMAN, Clarence A. Mrs. Augusta Llsman, villc, Miss. COOPER, Ammie. Mrs. Mary Cooper, War- Ransomville, N. Y. PROPES. Albert J. Mrs. Mary Propes, Grot- saw, N. C. LOOSIGI.VN, Leon. Tony Loosigian, 325 toes, Va. COl’E, George II. Mrs. Anna Cope, 609 East North Front Street, Bock Springs, Wyo. PROUTY. Harry C. Clifton Prouty, Dela- HIgli Street, Blue Island, HI. LORD, John J. Mrs. Florence Lang, Tower ware, Ohio. COYNE, Lee Michael. Mrs. Helen Murthery, City, Pa. PRYOR. George E. Robert. Mrs. Marie Lurant, 2331 I’iercc Street, Pliiladelphla, Pa. LORINSftR, Louis A. Mrs. Adolph Bell, 619 Wright, 621 North Fifth Street, CULLEY, Charles S. Mrs. Mary E. Culley, Elfelt Street, St. Paul, Minn. Okla. Matilda Ram- Lexington, Mo. LUEDKE, Otto F. Frank Luedke, 1432 North RAMSEY, Charles M. Mrs. W. R. F. D. Mint Springs, Va. DECKIIE.IRT, Charles II. Mrs. Mary Arnold, Michigan Street, Racine, Wis. sey, 1, 491 1016 Wolfauell Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. LUFT, John. George Luft, 21 High Street, REEVE, William J. Mrs. Henr.v Reeve, DEERBIIRG, Edward. Charles Tebbe, R. F. Goshen, N. Y. Ilancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. I). 1. Indianapolis, Ind. McCOLLUM, Walter. Mrs. William McCol- REYNOLDS. David A. Albin Reynolds, Mitchellsville, 111. DEFORD. I, eland E. Mrs. Margaret L. De- lum, Chatsworth, HI. lord. 'r.vlcr, Tex. MANGINI. Ralph T. Mrs. Minnie C. Man- BITTER, Reuben A. Miss Katherine Ritter, DEGASl'ERIN, Luis. I,uis Gasa, Kingwood, glul. 370 Princeton Avenue, Jersey City, 263 East -Vvenue, Illghlandtown. Md. W. Va. N. J. RIVERS, Rafael A. Mrs. Anita Rivers, San DEGRKF.F, Ernest A. George Degree!, route MANLEY. William. Mrs. Fannie Harris, 30 Fernando, Cal. 4, Green Bay, Wis. West Locust Avenue, Carlisle. Pa. ROBINSON, Forrest F. Mrs. Dora Robinson, Lange, MASED.l, Andres. Miss Paupisozepedo, Rock- 1611 West Twentieth Street, Oklahoma ^*o\dmn port, Tex. Cltv, Okla. THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0, J919. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

RORINSON’, Frank II. Mrs. Minnie R. Robin- TO.MLINSON, Floyd E. Charles Bloore, R. FIELD.8, Emery Guy. BIrs. Vina FleMs, son, 1£. I'\ I). 7, Murfreeslioro. Tenn. F. D., Evansville, Wls. Ewing, Ky. ROiIAI.SKI, Alexander. Frank Ubgalskl, Glen TRI:NK, Edward. Paul Trunk, Welcetka, G.VltRI EL.''ON. Emanuel. John Oppedal, Street, Glen Cove, N. Y. Okla. Story City, Iowa. ROtiUL, Abraham. J.ouls G ranter, 1328 Clevo- UNDERWOOD, Wayne. Fred Underwood, GAGGERMEIER, Joseph II. Jaeoli Gaggcr- hind .Vveniie, Fast St. Lutils, 111. Enderlln. N. Dak. mi'ier, 1418 Farwell Street, I.a< 'ro.Msc, WH. R08RNFIET.I'), fHiarles. .\dolph RosenfieUl, V.VUGH.AN. James D. C. C. Vaughan, Blid- GAINES, Harry Thomas. Mrs. T. M. Gaines, .’’•.8 Itoblnson Street, I’rovidenee, R. 1. dleton, Ga. 1321 Clay Street. Bowling Green, Ky. ROWN, Karl. Mrs. .1. 1). Rown, Athens, WARD, Joseph R. BIrs. Blollle Ward. Grand GALLAGHER, .loseph. Mis. .Margaret ('ow- Tenn. Junction, Tenn. ard. 216 Federal .Street, I’hiladelphla, Pu. RYKK, Dick. Mrs. Christina Rj’ke, 443 Curtis WASEC.A, August A. August Waseca, Hlll- GEORGIl. John. Ilrloti G. Gnrttn, box 65, Street. Grand Rapids. >lich. .vard. Wash. Lewis Center, Ohio. SALMON. Charles W. Mrb. Rthel M. Salmon, WEATHERHEAD, Miller J. Elzy Weather- GIACOBP.E. Blarlo. Pete Giaeobbe, 446 Cen- Coalville, Utah. head, 540 Main Street, East Orange, N. J. tral Avenue. West Hoboken, .N. J. ACIIEE, Charley. BIrs. Louise Achee, Belle- GODTLAND, Paul. Ole (lodtland, 101 West rose, La. a Copper Street. Butte, Blout. SECTION 1, DECEMBER 24, 1918—Con. AGNEW, Thomas W. BIrs. Burl L. Agnew, GOEBEL, Emil T. Miss Mary Bern.steln, 403 Brookville, Pa. Elmwood Avenue, Detroit. Mh-h. [The deaths reported in this section were ALEX.ANDER. Harold. Btrs. Blar.v Alexan- GOETZ, Christopher J. John G. Goetz, 1028 rlntetl in a previous issue of The Oepicial der. 2726 Fourth Street, New Orleans, I.a. East Fayette Street, Baltimore, Bid. I. S. BULhETIN.] .ALFORD, John A. .Tohn Alford, 1541 Dick- GOODSO.N, William E. BIrs. Llzle Goodson, son Street, Chicago, 111. Datevllle. Ala. The following casualties are reported ALLEN, William Y. J. BI. Allen, 20 De GROA'E. John Logan. BIrs. Elinor Lathrop, by the coimnanding general of the Ameri- Gress Avenue, .Atlanta, Ga. Dell Rapids, S. Dak. can Expeditionary Forces: ANGELINA, Nazareno. Angelo Fillagio, 831 HABIILL, John. Bliss Elizabeth Hamill, 173 Blary Street, Chester, Pa. Hunterdon Street, Newark. N. J. Wounded Severely. .ANTES, Charles F. Mrs. Theresa Antes, Tower City. Pa. "Wounded (Degree "Undetermined). rnivATBs. BA ILEA', AVilliam. William Bailey, 11 School Street. A'onkers. N. A". MAJOR. L.WYRENCR, Clarence. Mr.s. Rose Lawrence, BARRETT. John W. W. D. Barrett. R. F. CIIASIBLISS, Turner Mason. W. H. Cham- 2123 Forkner Street, Anderson, Ind. I). 5, Cedartown, Ga. bliss, sr., Emporia, Va. LKIKAM, Fetbr C. Carl Leikam, Catherine, B.ATCHEI.OR, Clarence .A. Austin Batchelor, LIEOTE.NAXTS. Kans. - R. P. D. 3, Melvin, Blich. Dr. D. Brown, 330 LEO, -\ntonio. Mrs. Loretta Leo, Vlllos S. B.ATSON, Robert J. Ernest B. Blake, Vista, BROWN. Orlando C. C. Tafana, Italy. N. C. Slain Street, Danbury, Conn. LYON, Stanley. Mrs. Lulla Iluch, Wexford, CRAWFORD. Walter G. Mrs. G. P. Craw- BAUCH, Ernest. Frederick C. Bauch, 2215 I’a. ford, 014 Summit .\venite. New York, N. Y. North Phillips Street, Philadelphia, Pa. McELMOSE, .Tames A. Mrs. .Tames McElhose, FO.X, William A. William E. Fox, 70 Otsego BE.VCHLEY, Clyde II. Blartln A. Beachley, Arlington Heights, III. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bliddlctown. Bid. McPARTL.VNI), Edward D. Mrs. Myles Mc- GOODALL, William R. William R. Goodall, BE.AN, Lee A. BIrs. Olive' S. Bean, Teton, I’nrtland. .'12 2005 Vernon Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. I^irk Street, Stoneham, Mass. Idaho. MASXIUJZZI, Joe. Joseph Mastrnzzi, .334 H.ARRISON, Kenneth D. BIrs. Stuart Har- BELL, .Tames H. BIrs. L. Bell, One hundred and seventh Street, York, Emma AA'est rison, Arlington. Tex. New Sti-eot. Winfield. Kans. N. Y. HARTNETT, Cornelius R. C. J. Hartnett, BENNETT, Jess J. BIrs. Clara Bennett, BII- 304 Reuben Building, McKeesport, I’a. MAYERjAJilbert D. Leon Mayer, 708 George nam, Oreg. Street, New Haven, Conn. IIEXTER, Avror.e N. BIrs. S. G. Ilexfer, 300 BERGLUND, Arthnr. E. A. Oscar Johnson, 5L\YO. William II. William R. Mayo, 34 N. Waldron Building, Bleraphis, Tenn. 47 Everett Street, Worcester, Bla.ss. Holyoke Street, Malden, Mass. KELLETT, Roderick G. BIrs. Frances R. BERT.A, .Andy. Dominick Berta, 304 South M.\7ZTH.LO, Louis .1. Mrs. Mary Mazullo, Pearson. Germantown, Philadelphia. Pa. Montrose Avenue, St. Louis, Bio. 832 East One hundred and forty-seventh POSTLEWAIT. Orvls A. S. C. I’ostlewait, BETHEL, Charles W. Frank S. Bethel, Street. York, 1867 Ogden Avenue, Chica.go. III. New N. Y. Flushing, Ohio. MKRROW. Edwnrd James. Mrs. Louise Mer- POTTS, Geor.g“ W. D. A. Potts, Greenshurg, BINGHABI, Russell W. BIrs. Fannie I'ow. 405 Sherman Street, Saginaw, Mich. Bing- Pa. ham. Highland Falls, N. Y, MESTON, Ileury. Mrs. Reid, 128 Gib- SBTITH, John C. Roland Cotton Sm.ith. Stone- Mary BL.ASZCZAK, Leon. A'incent Blaszczak, son .\venue. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 4 leigh Court, Washington, D. C. I’oland Street. Webster. Blass. MIDDLEMISS, Jlelvin E. Sirs. Hattie Mc- WHITTEKIN, William IT. D. M. Wbittekin, BOBI.AN, .Tacobe. BIrs. Cornelia Bobian, Isaacs, 168 Third Street, North box 143, Bleadville, Pa. Wyandotte, Walsenburg, Colo. Slich. BODFISH, George A. William H. Bodfish, SERGEANTS. MILLIKIN, Lonnie C. David C. Blillikin, 1082 Hyde Park Avenue, H.vde Park, Blass. William F. W. Smidt, care of l.aurlnburg. N. C. SBIIDT, H. BOG.ARDUS, Ralph E. Mrs. Susan Bogardus, Central Trust Company, 54 Wall Street, MITCHELL, 'Joseph Franklin. Robert Sllt- 431 Jay Street, Jackson, Bllch. N. chell. .Smagansett, Suffolk N. Y. New York, Y. County, BOGD.ANOA^. Eli BII’TCHELL, raul. Frank A. Nunley, York- B. Mrs. .Tennle Bogdanov, STOUT, John R. BIrs. Catharine Madison, 023 North Fourteenth Street. St. Neva, vllle, Ohio. Louis, Bio. Tenn. BOA'D, Howard R. BIrs. Caroline Bovd, 513 STOWERS, Roland BI. Samuel BI. Dawley, BIOORE, Clifford. Mrs. Slinerva Moore, Pick- East Fri ndship erington, Ohio. Street, Bledina, Ohio. Coalga te, Okla. BOYETT. Walter O. BIrs. .Ada Boyett, R. F. SINCI..\IR. Thomas C. BIrs. Ina Sinclair MORGAN. Clarence. John Morgan, R. F. D. 2, D. 3, Wingo, Ky. Akron, Mich. Wright, Raeford, N. C. BROWN. Prank. BIrs. Vida Brown, Solle L. L. SI. Morris, D. Tucum- WALLACE, Harry. Joe Cosentine, 1206 MORRIS, R. F. 1, cari, N. Blex. .\ulander, N. C. South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BROAA'N, George E. BIrs. Blabel MOZELLE, Joseph C. Thomas Mozelle, Sun- Harris, box BAHRENBURG, Clarence E. John IT. Bah- 52. Lill.v Dale. N. Y. bury, N. C. renhurg. Hazlet, N. .T-- BROWN. Henry D. II. J. Brown, NAUEL, Leonard. Sirs. Miram Nadel, 1001 R. P. D. 1, B.ATTENBERG, George. Arthur Rhowes, 37 box 28, Alexandria. La. Bathgate Avenue, New York, N. Y. Charles Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. BRUCE, Blarlon. BIrs. Eula Bruce, Sllurla, BRINKER. Vern J. Mrs. G. Brinker, 558 O'H.VRE, Thomas. James O’Hare, 670 Elton Ala. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. North Fifth Street, Laramie, Wyo E. Hans Fnru, 603 Thir- OLSON. ,\lvin (i. Andrew Olson, box 168, BRA'SON. George W. Mack Bryson, R. F. D. FURU, H.lalmar Hanley Falls, Minn. 2, Trousdale, Okla. teenth Street South, Virginia, Blinn. O’SHAUGNESSY, John. William Fennel, In- BURKE, Placide. William Burke, 260 Ever- HEIN, Charles E. BIrs. Charles E. Hein, 1833 dependence, Colo. ett Street, Boston, Blass. North Twenty-eighth Street, Philadelphia, OTTERSTEN, John L. Mrs. Adolphina Ot- CARLSEN, Eggert W. J. P. Carlsen, Sher- Pa. tersten, 25 Kane Place, Brooklyn. N. Y. merville. 111. HILL, Benjamin F. Henry C. Hill, 263 Bor- PHELPS, Charles G. Mrs. Mary P; Phelps, CHERVENKA, Steve, jr. Steve Chervenka, row Street. Athens, Ga Bethelridge. Ky. 234 Delaware Avenue, Forest City, Pa. JARRETT, Milton. Freddie H. Jarrett, 218 S.YNDY, Roscoe E. Mrs. Semantha Sandy, CLAPP. William BI. Marion E. Clapp, Lum- Eighteenth Street, Birmingham, .Ala. R. F. D. 1, Wilsonhurg, TV. Va. ford, Alberta. Canada. McD.ANIELS, Joseph C. John McDaniels, gen- SATTERTITWAITE, Edgar M. Joe Satter- COX. Charles E. BIrs. Sadie J. Cox, general eral delivery, Easton, Blinn. thwaite, R. F. D. 1, Ransomville, N. C. dellver.v, Eaudevie, Bio. BI.ANNING, Herbert. James Manning, Hamp- SCHOLD. Carl A. Alex Schold, 4020 Cottage CRAVENS, Goldie. BIrs. Nancy Lewis, New- ton. Tenn. Grove .Avenue, Chicago, 111. ton, 111. BIAY'ER. Elgin K. BIrs. Anna Mayer, 485 South Avenue, .T. SCHWEITZER, Frank A. Anthony J. CRISTOPORO. Guiseppe. John Frontlra, box Logafc Trenton, N. Schweitzer, 4301 Fairmount Avenue, Phila- 25. Tiona, Pa. RECTOR. Erich E. Elbert Rector, Edwards delphia, Pa. Crossroads, N. C. CROWLEY, .John .T. Jeramiah J. Crowley, SIEGMUND. John W. BIrs. .Tohn W. Rieg- SCI.ACERO. Peter. Miss Mary Sclacero, 63 322 Wlckenden Street, Providence, R. I. Superior Street, Chicago, First Street, Laurium, Mich. DAHL. Clyde Edward. BIrs. Hattie Murphy, mund, 1617 West 111 SEARS, John W. Jessie P. Sears, R. F. D. 322 South Roby Street, Chicago, 111. . CORPORALS. 1. .Annapolis. Md. DALUZ. John. BIrs. Antonio Blonteiro, St. SHACKELFORD, John M. Mrs. Lulie Shack- Antonio, Cape Verde Islands. AGEE, Erwin B. Charles W. Agee, Kings- elford. Severn, Va. » D.ANIEL, Henry A. Ed. Daniel, 120 West port. Tenn. SIEBERT, George J. Mrs. Annie Mass, gen- Emerson Street, Portland. Oreg. BACKES, Nick, Jr. Nick Backes, sr., R. F. D. eral delivery, Wittenberg, Wis. DAA^ID. Herbert A. Mrs. Mable Danks, Cen- 2, Clayton, Wis. SL.AMON, Patrick H. John Doohen. Bur- — tral City, Ky. B.AKER, Roy Blelvin. Mrs. Nora Baker, R. F. banks, S. Dak. DAVID, Joseph E. BIrs. Agnes Davis, D. 2. Saegertown, Pa. SNYDER. Billiard G. Henry Snyder, East 12 North New Street. West Chester. Pa. BRICKLEY. Howard F. BIrs. Margaret I. Rochester. N. Y. DEN BESTE. Isaac. Fred Den Beste, Sloirx BiTckley. Rising Sun, Bid. SWIFT. Walter James. Mrs. L. Swift, 2 Center, Iowa. BRODY, Frank. Benjamin Brody, 623 Jeffer- Oneen Street, Worchester, Blass. DENHABI. William H. Theodore David Den- son Street. Philadelphia, Pa. S'HORNTON, Joe. J. H. Thornton, Thomas, ham. 1521 East Fifty-first Street, Los An- COLEBIAN. Claude W. James Coleman, Pen- Tex. geles, Cal. dington, Tenn. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBEFARY C, 1019. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

COLEMAN. .Tobn W. Anderson II. Coleman, PENA. Toriblo. Mrs. Eulalia Pena, Humacao, McGINTY', .Tames C. Mrs. Mary SIcGlnty, I'urner, Tenn. Porto Rico. 1 Rutledge Street, Inkerman, Pa. DIESEELO, Gerliard. Henry Diesfeld, 23 PIASTRI, Iginio. -Sirs. Laura Piastrl, Massa, MURPHY, Harry. Mrs. J. W. Anthony, 260 Wren Street, Lancaster, N. Y. Carrara, Itaiy. Exchange Street, Athol, Mass. DHL'XLEIt, William Martin. Mrs. Theresa I’R.YCOPIO, Joseph. Mrs. Teresa Pracopio, NIX, William Thomas. Miss Rose Nell Nix, Droxler, 1124 Franklin, Appleton, Wis. Davoli, Italy. Howard, Kans. IiTlFFY, Francis E. Mrs. Kathryn Duffy, TOBAKA, Daffy. Boliirnagolka, Amsterdam, PEZZI. Alexaniler. YIrs. Mary Pezzi, 32 2703 I’oplar Street, 1‘hiladelphia, I’a. N. Y. King Street, Lyinsville, R. I. EDWAllDS, Charles II. Sam Jefferson Ed- PORTZLINE. Edward H. E'erdinand Portz- Rhine, wards, I!. F. D. 2, Ga. 1918. line. Van Horn, Iowa. FI{.\ZIEU, John C. Burrill Frazier, 90 West SECTION 2, DECEMBER 24, RIPPINGER, John P. Mrs. Angeline Rip- Second Street, Mansfield, Ohio. [The deaths reported in this section were jiinger, 55 North Highland Avenue, Aurora, II. HAAG, William Newton Haag, 1035 North printed in a previous issue of The-Official 111 . Ninlli Street, Reading, Pa. U. S. BnLLETI.N'.] SMITH, Robert Rowe. Herbert N. Smithy IHLER, Ivan L. Mrs. Anna Hiler, Glenns Montague, Cal. Feny, Idaho. Tlfe following casualties are reported TATAUIVICH, Ruby. Nichola Tatalovich, Eugene O. Charles Z. Laberge, Street, McKeesport, Pa. LABERGE, by the commanding general of the Ameri- 614 Jerome 407 Tliird Avenue, New Brighton, Pa. THOMPSON, Clifford. Mrs. E. Kirkwood, LOWREY, John. Mrs. Ellen Lowrey, Lena- can Expeditionaiy Forces: McKaig Avenue, Troy, Ohio. p.ah, Okla. WILKINSON, Thaddeus R. Mrs. D. J. Wil- liUNN, Howard. Mrs. Howard Lunn, R. F. D. Wounded Severely. kinson. R. F. D. 1, Capleville, Tenn. 1, Newburgh, N. Y. WILLIAMS, Henry. Mrs. Dora II. Smith, McMANNES, Jesse R. Arthur McMannes, MAJOR.S, 2322 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. Malta, Ohio. MIELKE, Charles II. Mrs. Myrtle Mielke, WILSON, Terrah II. Miss Elizabeth Rogers, MAR'ITNO, Nelson R. Miss May Martino, 2929 Metropolitan Avenue, Kansas City, 410 Court Street, Watertown, N. Y. lOOl Fair Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. KaJis. MILI.ER, William 11. Mrs. Thomas Beddow, ROBINSON, Eugene. Mrs. Eugene Robinson, COnPORALS. Niles, Ohio. R. F. D. Santa Rosa, Cal. 217 Cedar Street, 4, CT'NNEEN, John S. Mrs. Mary Cunnecn, 8 John R. Mrs. Lillie Richmond, RICHMOND, CAPTAINS. Sullivan Avenue, Port ,Tarvis, N. Y. 224 South Eitaa-et Street, Charleston, Iowa. DAVENPORT, Mack, Miss Ida Smith, Simp- Lukritz, 2420 CRAWFORD. Lloyd Robert. Julia A. Craw- SADOWSKI, Stanley. Stanley sonville, S. C. ford, Franklin, Pa. North Avenue West, Chicago, 111. DAVIS, William F, Harry Davis, Cuba, Ala. L. Sibolc. 7400 GIRAULT, ilunter L. Mrs. II. L. Girault, SIBOLE. Charles E. Walker DECKER. Leo B. Daniel Decker, 373 South East Thirteenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. 524 East Ninth Street. Little Rock, Ark. Ann Street, Little Falls, N. Y'. II. Smith, general M.VRSHALL, William F. Mrs. George C. SMITH, David II. David George. J. Degler, 217 Hartwell Fant, 821 South McDuffie Street, Anderson, DEGLER, delivery. Center, Mo. Avenue, Waukesha, Wis. STROUPE, Leo F. Joseph Stroupe, 352 Iron S. C. Mrs. Dickhaus, SABISTON, Harry A. Mrs. Harry A. Sabis- DICKHAI’S. Ernest O. Emma Street, Logan, Ohio. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ton, box McVeigh, Ky. 277 Ilvergrecn TANIS, William. Edward Tanis, 285 Waga- 93, DOMBROSKI, Fred Henry, Mrs. Jessie El- N. J. raw Road. Hawthorne, LIEUTENANTS. well, 648 Cavalry Avenue, Detroit, Mich. TILZEY, Howard JI. Augustus J. Tiizey, R. DUFF, Courtney Allen. Colson Duff, Cran- F. D. 1. Tipton, Kans. CLOWER, Clifford. Roddie S. Glower, 615 Welch Street, Houston, Tex. don. Wis ZTX’CA, Steve. John Zucca„ box 43, Johnson Dukes, 23 Cary CRISWELL. Arthur L. Mrs. Elanor D. Ren- DUKES, Clay W. Hubert City, 111. Grange, Ga. dall, 77 East Chestnut Street, Washington, Avenue, La BUOLUnS. DUNKLE. Charles Edward. Mrs. George Dun- James R. Bur- Pa. BURROUGHS, Hobart M. .Tames Hardin. Mrs. Julia Crosby, kle, ClairtoB, Pa. roughs, Elizabothton, Tenn. CROSBY. Mrs. Farris, 54 North 613 Main Street, Dallas, Tex. FARRIS, George. Mary MERRINS, John F Patrick Merrins, 205 •Walnut Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DAVIS, Chester R. P. II. Davis, 191 West East Sixty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. John E. ’Jlrs. Martha Vanoy, Bel- Main Street, St. Charles, 111. FIELDS, grove, Va. ELLIS. Russell DePuy. Mrs. F. D. Ellis, W. WAGOXEnS. Isreal Yanuck, 373 4718 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle, Wash. FISHM.VN. Benjamin N. P.URGAN. Sidney E. Mrs. Rosie Burgan, Miller Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. KIRKPATRICK. John. Mrs. Sue S. Kirk- Alius. Okla. Herbert II. George U. Foster, patrick, 1600 Grav Street, Lvnchburg, Va. FOSTER. MANLEY, Will M. Miss Elsie Manley, Dan- F.anuington, Me. LOCKHART, James A. S. S. Lockhart, ville. Va. Tony Green, 1309 Fur- Wadesboro, N. C. GREEN. Herman. MAXWEldi, Fred G, L. A. Maxwell. Oka, Street. .Toplin. Mo. McCLURE. Donald. Mrs. Donald A. Mc- nace Mont. D. J. R. Gunther, care of Clure, Danville. Pa. GUNTHER. Harry MECII.V.NICS. H. B. Claflin Co., New York, N. Y. Emerson F. II. Spurgeon, IMRKER. Mrs. R. Mrs. Carrie Hamilton, DURROTT. Willie E. J. E. Durrott, R. F. D. 319 West One hundred and thirty-ninth HAMILTON. CaVet. Paoli. Okla. 1, Whitesburg, Ga. Street. New York, N. Y. R. F. HOLLIDAY'. Ben. Mrs. Bon Holliday, sr., JOHNSON, Ernest O. Nels Johnson, STRICKER, Edmond C. Miss Mae E. Herron, 206 Prospect Street, South Brownsville, Pa. D. !), Rockford, 111 Harvey, N. Dak. Mrs. James McAn- JAMES. Walter II. Mrs. Mary B. James, box McANDREW, John A. James I,. Mrs. Jane Dixon, 354 WARD, Midland. Va. drew, 302 Charles Street. Luzerne, Pa. Herkimer Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 37. NELSON, Homer. I,evi II. Nelson, Marys- VINCENT. Riley. James S. .Tones, R. F. D. ville. Wash. SEnOEANTS. 2. Mankato. Kans. Kelm, East SCHULTZ, Louis Chris, Mrs. Louis Schultz, Sidney Mrs. Bonner, KEIM. Fi'oniont C. Mrs. Ida BONNER. R. Sarah E. Pottstown. Pa. East Randolph, N Y. Eatonton. Ga. High Street, Frmel. Jlrs. William Laymon, 238 CAIRNS. Lawrence C. William Cairns, 15530 L.AYMON. COOKS. Jlormon Street, Indianapolis. Ind. Vine Avenue. Harvey, HI. LENHART, John. John Lenhart, Portage, DAYIDSON. William J. Robert A. Davidson, GATLIN, William P„ jr. Mrs. William P. I’a. Karnak, 111. Catlin, 63 South Street. Somerville. N. .T. GOR'l'ZlG, .\dolph G. Mrs. Elizabeth Gort- CHUINS. Percy W. Mrs. Maud Chuins, 7 LILES. Jesse A. Miss Bessie Myers, John- zig. 2288 Seneca Street, Buffalo, N. Y. EasXOue hundred and thirty-fifth Street. ston. Ohio. T. Mrs. Hannah Mc- POPE, Frank. David D. Geseh, Harrison- New Y’ork, N. Y'. MrCORMACK. Edward Street, New ville. Mo. DAWSON, John. John Dawson, sr., 1501 Cormack. 208 East Ninetieth I'RIV.VrES. Church Avenue. Scranton, Pa. York. N. Y. MrGH.lN. Benjamin G. Riley McGhan, Rich- B.tRTEE, Sanford. Mrs. Mary E. Day, 2006 DENTON, -\lvln L. John W. Denton, R. F. D. 2, Gastonia, N. C. land. Wash. Live Oak Street. Dallas, Tex. McGUlGAN. Edward Francis. John McGul- C. George B. Beach. 101 Onon- FALCONER.- Clarence E. Mrs. Alleen Fal- BEACH, Roy gan,- 231 East Sixth Avenue. Conshohocken, Syracuse, N. Y’. couer, 1600 Minnesota Avenue, Kansas City, daga .\vcutie, Pa. BENSIZ, Joe. Mrs. Josephine Bensiz. 1 Um- Kans. berto Street, Gtibine, Province Alcssaniria, FOI.LIS. Earl C. Mrs. Pansy Green, Walsh- Mcknight. Warren W. Mrs. Etta Mc- Cal. Italy. vilie. III. Knight. R. F. D. 3. box 355, Modesto. BURNE'I'T. Charles F. Charles G. Burnett, GRIFFIN. John Lorlgan. Mrs. Deliah Sul- McMURR.-VY'. George F. Mrs. Louise McMur- 121 Adelphia Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. livan. Williams, Mont. rav. 213 Flower Avenue west, Watertown, Harbold, C.VLI,AG1IAN. I'atrlck J. Mrs. Clara B. Cal- HARBOI.D, John E. Mr.s. John 38 N.' Y. Hickory Street, Mount Carmel. Pa. lagh.au, 786 South Shelby Street, Louisville, North McNulty. James .-V. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- Kv. HARRINGTON. Janies C. L. G. Harrington. Nnltv. 9117 Drandon Avenue, Chicago, III. CONSTANTINO. Alexander. Mrs. Salvadore Lineville, Ala. M.VYH'EW. William. Mrs. Alma Mayhew, 84 Coustr.ntino, Popolei. Italy. HENDERSON, James Alton. Mrs. Ella Plymouth Street. Brockton. Mass. Street, Harris- DAVIS, William 11. Mrs. Susie Davis, Albion, Brenishollz, 1317 Liberty MILLER. Dale Shepard. Anthony C. Yliller, Idalio. Imrg. I’a. 1111 Summit -Yvenue, Kalamazoo, /Mich. DEM.ISSO, .Tames. ^Irs. Maria G. Golanc, 24 Hl.vrr, Russell .\. Isaac B. Hiatt, Morrill, MILLER, Guy A. F. Miller, Fort Benton, Eragola, Naples, Italy. Kans Na))ole Mont. , DE NICOIJ), John. Donato De Nicolo, St. HOPPE, John H. E. Mrs. Margaret Hoppe, MILLER. Walter G. Mrs. Ella Miller, Pal- Angelo, D1 Lombardi. .Vvelllno, Italy. 2525 East Monument Street. Baltimore, mvra. N. J. IRWI.N, Odie. Mrs. Henrietta Irwin, Kossc, Md. MII.NE. David C. Robert Milne, 124 Dwight Tex. KEITEL. Charles R. Mrs. Mary Keitel. Kings Street. Springfield, Mass. Mullen, 512 Chan- JACKSON. -Irving. Hermos Jackson, Delta- I’ark. N. Y. MUI.I.EN. James. Kate Cincinnati, Ohio. vtlle. Va. KELLY', John. Miss Mary Kelly, ISO Bayard ning Street. Nichol- KARI.SSON, Aron G. Carl G. .Touasson, Avenue, .Icrsey City, N. J. NICHOI.SO.N. William 11. Mrs. Mary III. Horda l.illcgord Lagan, Krh Lan, Sweden. L.IFFIN, William P. Cluirles W. Baffin, 95 son. 1119 Mariana Street, Chicago, N. MULT.EU, Rudolph! Rudolph Einhorn. 506 Lee .Ivenne. Brooklyn, N. Y'. ODUM, .Arthur. J. II. Odum. Canton, 0. Parsons, West One hundred and fort.v-Iifth Street, I.ONG. Earl. Mrs. Rosey Loveless. 813 East I’.ARSONS. Samuel A. Samuel A. K.v. Now York. N. Y’. Fifth Avenue, Monmouth. 111. 526 Zanc Street. Louisville, Witt, Nese, .losoidi. Mrs. Angiola Nose, l.awriuo, MoCUBP.lN, D. I>, Mrs. Louisa McCubbin, RICn.MtDSON. William J. E. Lin De isaloriio Proviucia, Italy. Atlas, Mich. Rallinger, Tex. THE OFFICIAL IT. S. RULLETIN': TFirESDAY, FEBRrAEV 0, 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SANDKItS, LImlon r,. Dr. Albert L. Snmlors, SQUIRES. William. Mrs. Sarah Squires, 208 11(10 Allsn Avenue, Iliimilton. Md. tjuinev SIn'ot, Detroit, Mich, 'I’ex. SCIIWANTZ, .Totin II. Mrs. Mary Keinvantz, TE.MPI,E, Louis. Mrs. J. W. Fnrhce, R. F. BIS.SO, Leo ,M. Mrs. Francis Bl.sso, 7049 71S West I'ranklin Street, Tortage, Wls. I). I. Hickory, Va. .Milchell Avenue, St. Loul.s, .Mo. SHMAKKIt. Clmrles I'. William I*. Wads- TIDWELL, Ed. John Tidwell, Ben WIer, P.Lt)SSEI{, .lames T. Thomas Blosser. Romo, worth. 715 Oak Street, Johnstown, Pa. Tex. Ohio. SIlKItWOOl), Orval Mrs. Duvlsa Sher- TRYON, Charles O. Mrs. Mary E. Tryon, BOLY.I.YCK. Tomey. Tomey Bolyjack. R. F, wood, (i70 Powell Street, Portland, Oreg. Riley, Ind. D. 3, White Creek Pike, .NuKlivillc, 'I'enn. SIIOW.MAN, h'rank II. Mrs. Jennie Showman, TURNER, Herbert. Sam E. Turner, Simms- BRADIC.V. Karlo. Nick Bradlca, box .3.8, 500 Mdna Street, (lonnellsvllle. Pa. horo. La. Mones.sen. Pa. Sl.MMOXS, Jo.seph J. Mrs. Joseph Simmons, TURNQUIST, Carl A. Mrs. Charlotte M. BltZUCHALSKI, .Tosoph. Mrs. .Stella Sfan- L’O-I Warrington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Turnquist, 2533 Twenty-Dfth Avenue south, ciunska, 1449 Broad .Street, llartford. SLUSIIKU. I.iikc. Mrs. Nancy Slusher, Minneapolis, Minn. Conn. b'reneblnirg, Ky. V.YNGORDKR, Clifford It. Jlonroe Vangorder, Andrew, jr. Andrew Calviu, Mount S'l'.iNl.KY, lidward J. Burol Ilolliwaj’, Mid- Corning, N. Y. Olive, HI. land, Tex. WEBER, llarry It. Mrs. Gertrude L. Weber, CAR.NES, William II. Elmer E. Carnes, STKWAHT, Harry L. Harrison H. Stewart, Bristol, 111. 'lhaxton, Miss. 1007 West Maple. Wlehtta, Kaus. WEIR, Ira C. Mrs. Minnie W. Tuttle, 236i Johnie Rodgcr.s Carter, SUI.I.IVAN, John 1,. Jliehael Sullivan, 118 James Stret, Akron, Ohio. MJrlhwood, Ala. Jiuie Street, New York, N. Y. WELLS, Creed H. Eli J. Wells, R. F. D. 2, CAVANAGH, .John P. Daniel Cavanagh, SP.MUAl.I,, I.ouis V. Mrs. Elsie Sumrall, Sisfcrsville, W. Va. room o02, 347 Fifth Avenue, New Y'ork, Meridian, Miss. WELL.S, Sidney. Mrs. Elvana Wells, 541 N. Y. SIVH'T, rharlcs F. Mrs, C. F. Swift, G5 Alabama Street, LaFayette, Ind. CHAPPELL, Bert .\. Miss Pearl Chappell, Bridge Street, Fatrhaven, Mass. BROOKS, Anthony R. Mrs. Eliza Brooks, R. Diamond Street, Houghton, Minn. CAST.M.DI. I.awrence. CHERIPII.LOD, T. O. Uio Cluovetro, F. I). 3, box 21, Columbia, S. C. William H. Clara E. Cberl- South Wilmington, 111. BURNS, Thomas J. Mrs. Margaret Burns, ^loscow. Idaho. CH.VI.MKUS. Tom B. Gordon S. Chalmers, 174 Columbia Street, Cambridge, Mass. CHILCOll, Augustus F. Mrs. A F Chll- 70!) Hary Street, Halelgh, N. C. CANNATA, James. Joseph Cannata, Altman, Street, Melrose, .Mass. CONLEY, William ’ E. William M. Conley, Pa. CUISIIOK, George. Mrs. Katie Cri.stior. 3007 Second Miirion, N. C. icouert. ViiU^UUy uxo Street, Cleveland, Ohio. CONMN, Thomas Frances. Mrs. Katherine Wood Street, Piqua, Ohio. CONFKH, Charles C, William Confer, Ka- Conliu, lor. 109 East Fifth .Vvenue, Homestead, COCOZEA, Antonio. Mrs. Mary Cocozza, 506 ra. Pa. COVINGTON, .Tosia A. , Catherine Street, Philadelphia, I’a. Thomas J.' Coving- COOPER, ton, Splawn L. .T. Lee Cooper, Annona, CONR.VD, Joseph L. Mrs. Anna Conrad, Cres- Hope, .\rk. Tex. ton, Iowa. CUNNINGHAM. Howard C. Mrs. M. E. Cun- ningham, COPPAGE, Robert E. Mrs. Ella L. Coppage, CR.WEN, Rudolph. Dr. .John W. Parker, Cantwell, W. V'a. Richardsville. Va. 1405 Alabama Street, Pine Bluff, Ark. CURRENS Clarence. Mrs. Margaret Cur- CRONEK, George W. William M. Croner, rens, 630 South East Street, Indianapolis, D.WIS, Alvin Russell. Mrs. John ' North G. Davis, Ind. Avenue, Midway, Pa. 55 South Oakland Avenue, Sharon, Pa. DAV'IS, Hamilton L. IC. 01'’ C. SECllETART. DEVOE. Roy L. Clarence Devoe, Blanchard- James E. Davis. R F D._ 2. Nelson, ville, Wis. Va. CREWE, .Joseph P. Knights of Columbus, D.V\ IS, Oscar L. FASTLABEN, .John L. Mrs. Lena Fastlaben, Mrs. Sarah Norrix. Cob- 4C1 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y. den 111. 304 East Mechanic Street, Shelhyville, Ind. Y. M. C. A. SECr.EXAKY. DICKERSON, Russell FR.VNZ, Oscar H. Herman C. Franz, 2320 McK. Miss Elizabeth Dickerson, 2013 Fourth SEWELL. Emmett K„ Y. M. C. A. Overseas South California Avenue, Chicago, 111. Street NW.. Wash- ington. D. I'ersonnel, 347 Madison Avenue, New Y'ork, FRICK, George. George Frick, 216 Solomon C. N. Y. Street, .lohnstow-n. Pa. DILLARD. Arthur. Mrs. Anuah L. Dillard, R. I. D. CnAPLAIN. GARCI.A, Carmel. Mrs. Mary Ollvera, box 1 , Columbia. Ala. 14. San Luis Obispo, Cal. L'’JH'‘,A. Mrs. Patrick Donohue, nOON, Milos E. William II. Iloon, Bishop- 316 South Strieker GARDNER, Willie J. Mrs. Annie Gardner, Street, Baltimore, Md vllle, Ohio. ELL Fraiik 623 Crowell Street, Wilson, N. John Ell. R. F. D. 1, Pleasant C. Lake. PRIVATES. GRAMSE, William. Mrs. Minnie Gramse, 410 N. Dak. JACOBS, George. Adam Jacobs, general de- Figt’teenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ERSKINE. Huey J. Mrs. Sallle E. Ersklne, Cordova, ’ livery. McCracken, Kans. HANSON, Bernt C. Nat, C. Hanson, Cole- Md. KOlTIER, Elmer L. Mrs. Bessie E. raine, Minn. FIELDS. Samuel II. George W. Kocher, Fields ' Clarlngton, Ohio. Mount Tell. WL Va. ^ Mrs. Laures Hanson, Deer- KOHN, Harry D. Mrs. Rachel Tarflnkel, field, Wis. FLIPPO. William N. Mrs. Mary E. Flippo 4161 Fortj'-first Avenue South, Seattle, MAUGEN. Christian O. Nels O. Haugen, Mc- Summit. Va. Wash. \ille, N. Dak. Abraham J. Airs. Rosie Liss, Kl'SS, Frank W. Mrs. Maude E. Kuss, 632 ^^^o.vd A. David M. Hickman, box -^6 High Street, New London. Conn. 28. GIOSSI. North Troy Street, Chicago, 111. Middleboume, IV. Va. Henry. Airs. .Jennie Cabri, 248 East LINN, Samuel Mrs. Susan Camper, 1310 HIGDON, Elmer E. J. E. Higdon, box 92, Sixtv-second Street, New Y'ork N Y Riverdale, Cal. East Deloban Street,' Lincoln, HI. GLENN. .Tessie J. H. Airs. Callie Glenn, Ale- McGEE, Jesse G. Mrs. S. L. McGee, En- HINEBAUGH, Ira. Mrs. Ira Hinebaugh, Elk Nary. La. Lick, Pa. terpri.se, Ala. Giovanni. Giovanni Gobcio, box McKenna, Alien H. Mrs. A. McKenna, 2 HORN, Frederick R. Peter Horn, 1970 320. Canonshnrff. Pa. Fairchild Street, West Lynn, Mass. Lane, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. GELT.Y. .John P. Noe Geliy. Cuddy. Pa. Fred MEGENHARDT. W. David F. Megen- HOSTLER. Fred. Frank Hostler, Smith GONZALES. Carlos. .Joseph Gorizales, gen- hardt. Coal City, Ind. River, Cal. eral delivery. S^nn Lorenzo. N. Mex NICHOLS, Lafayette O. Mrs. Febe N. Gil- CALDM ELL, John W. John W. Caldwell, HANSON. Andrew. Mrs. Anna Hanson. liam. Portland, Ind. Garrettsville, Ohio. Eighth and Hoffman Avenues, St Paul NICHOLS, Thomas A. .John Nichols, Ever- CANA Vi AY, David E. Mrs. Lizzie Canaway, Alinn. ' green, Ala. 15 Webster Street, Somerville, Mass. HANTZON, Petros. Gus Costan, NIEBOER, Jacob Ben.iamin. Mrs. Grace CLEMENTS, Allen C. Earlie Clements, 3474 Wood- Bes- . ward Avenue. Detroit. Alich. Dirk.see, R. F. D. 6. Holland, Mich semer, Ala. J. NIEWEG, Fritz J. U, Henry Nieweg, Hol- CLE\ EL.-VND, Edw.ard D. Airs. Vorinica Kotal, B. L. Cleveland, Fallen Timber, Pa. sti'in. Mo. 19 1 North Main Street, Brockton, Mass HARDY. Robert. Mrs. Hattie L. NOEM. Christ. Peter .1. Noem, general de- DICKS, Jesse Franklin. Hiram Mahlon Dicks, Hardy, Mc- livery. Lake Preston, S. Dak. Hayden, Okla. Donough. Ga. HARPER, James. Airs. NORRIS, Willard W. Mrs. Mary L. Norris, DISCO, Joseph P. Mrs. .T. 3 . Harper R. F A. Disco, 915 Whit- D. 171 North Main Street, Hightstown, N. J. taker W'ay, Munhall, Pa. 3. box 46, Columbiana, Ala. NORTHRUP, Luie B. Mrs. Alice Northrop, DWYER, Richard J. Miss May Kendrick, 303 Jolib W. Hoy, Frankford. box S« Dak. 12, Jasper, N. Y. _ West Forty-first Street, New York, N. Y. NOW.VK, Casimir. Mrs. Josephine Nowak, KOONS, W aiter D. Mrs. .Ymelia Koons, Beach HAYNES, James P, Aliss Lizzie Pardue SOS Tenth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. City. Ohio. Ronda. N. C. ’ Jake. NI'SENOW. Ben Nusenow, 2740 East LE1HTANSKI, Stanislav. Oscar Lechtanski, HOLDEN. Delbert D. Airs. Lovle Garrett, Fifty-first Street, Cleveland. Ohio. 1002 South Street, McKeesport, Pa. AIcLane. Aliss. NUTT, Russell. MAGOON; Austin. Miss May Nutt, 205 Tremont Mrs. Anna Smith, Greens- nOPPS. John. Airs. Emma Hopps, 158 Web- Street, Rochester. N. Y. boro Bond, Vt. ster Street. Riverside. N. .T. ORCUTT, El win F. Mrs. Frank L. Orcutt, POOLBIELSKI, Alex. Mrs. HUGHES, .Tobn T. Aliss Eila E. New Vinyard, Me. Felix Prosienski, Hughes. 62 bo.x 322. Hudson Heights, N. J New Street, Port Richmond, Staten OItG.JN, Donald P. Charles F. Organ, 539 Island. SH.-YY, Doris M. Mrs. Florence E. Shay. N. Y'. North Spring Street, Willngton, Ohio. 8 ^ Pratt Street, Canaseraga, N. Y. OSBUUN, Walter L. Horace C. Bradley, JACOBS. Rudolph. Airs. .Jennie Jacobs, R. F. SW.XNN, Hubert L. J. P. Swann, Lona, La. D. 250. Ridgewood, .T. Lowery, Okla. B.YGLEY, Earl N. M. Mrs. Mary Bagley, Luboc, JAAIES. Fred. Airs. OWENS, Prank. Mrs. Maud Owens, Princess Me. Della James, 1518 Lin- .\nne, Va. den Street, St. Louis, AIo. PALMER. John W. Mrs. Rosie B. Palmer, BARLOW, James '.T. Mrs. Leatha Barlow, JAAIES, Joseph. Airs. Annie .Tames. 221 West 3108 Montgomery Street, Savannah, Ga. Brooklyn Route, Evergreen, Ala. Sixt.v-second Street. New York. N. Y. PARKS. Newton A. Mrs. Mollie Parks. Roose- BASHAM, Alva N. Mrs. Alva N. Basham. R. JONES. Ralph F. Airs. Ethel Jones, R. F. velt, Okla. F. D. 2, Irvington, Ky. D. 3. box 810. Waynesburg. K.v. POTEY', Toney. Matteo Potey, 110 Displanes B.YYLESS, George Henry. Marshall R. Bay- KNEPP, Clair W. Miss Ella Knepp, Cur- Street, Grantwood, N. J. less. general (leliveiT. Cassville, Mo. wensville. Pa. REDD. George H. Amon Redd, 236 West BEAUMONT. Albert George. John II. Beau- LAAIB. William. Edgar Padgett. Paxton, Ind. Main Street, Lancaster. Ohio. mont. Fayette Street, Belle V'ernon, Pa. LANCASTER, Lawrence. Airs. Mary Tucker, ROBY'. Ocle T. Mrs. Emma Roby, R. P. D. BENDEL, W'altcr E. Mrs. Louise Bendel, Alouiidsville. W. Va. 2, Clarkton, Va. 3140 Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, III. KING, lay. Airs. Nora E. King, 1500 High- RODDEN, James F. Mrs. Sarah A. Rodden, BEWER. John. John Bewer, 120 Prince land Avenue, Louisville, Ky. Belmont, N. C. Street, Dubuque, Iowa. LANE, Hiram. W. AI. Lane, Hawthorne, Al.i. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN-: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

LKVEr.LE, John P. Edward Lavelle, 109 MARGROFF, Henry. Mrs. Sarah E. Margroff, PICHI, Luigi. John Pichl, 503 Cabbage Walter Street, Buffalo, N. Y. R. F. D. 2, Accident, Md. Street. Carnegie. Pa. LAZAKOVri'Z, Saul. liubln Posner, 179 East MARTIN, Arthur Charles. John F. L. Mar- PICKENS, Harold William. Alie D. Pick- Ilou.ston Street, New York, N, Y. tin, 313 New York Avenue, Jersey City, ens, Weston, TV. Va. LEACH, Samuel O. Mrs. .Margaret Callahan, N. J. PIERCE. Alva W. John M. Pierce,' 170 149 M'llliain Street, Geneva, N. Y. MEARS, James Floyd. Dan Mears, R. F. D. Brackenbridge Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. LONG, Charlie S. Mark M. Long, Severn, 1, I’ortage, Ohio. PLUCINSKI, Stanley. Steve Pluclnski, gen- N. C. MERTZ, Magnus. Louis Mertz, jr., Halletts- eral delivery, Valingport, Conn. MrMILL.VN, Leo M. Nellie McMillan, 113 vllle, Tex. POOLE. James L. ilrs. Alice Poole, box South Court Street, Ottumwa, Iowa. MICHAEL, Odie. Mrs. Ella Michael, Greens- 194. Randolph. Ohio. JIcUAE, Ilaymond Paul. Mrs. Margaret Mc- boro, N. C. PORTER, Clarence R. Mrs. Anna Porter, Rae, 42 George Street, Rochester, N. Y'. MITCHELL, John P. Mrs. Anna Mitchell, 237 Turley, Okla. MALANTIO, Giovanni. Sam Malatino, 137 Ninth Avenue, New York, N. Y. I’t'RTLOCK, Joffei’son. Olie Portlock, New- Ash Street, Watertown, N. Y. MOHR, Henry H. Henry Mohr, 62 Deering ton III. % MARCELLO, Gulseppe. Armauda Ilolargic- Street, Kenosha, Wis. POWELL, Joseph C. Mrs. Alice Powell, como, box 64. Chisholm, Mo. MONSON, Nels. Mrs. Annie Monson, Daw- Summerville. Pa. MARTIN, William. Nathaniel J. Martin, son, Minn. POWERS, Brady. George Powers, 629 South Goodrich, N. I)ak. MONTOWSICY'. John. Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Mobile Street. Anniston. Ala. MARTINO, William L. Joseph Martino, 112 1132 High Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. PRAESTA. Gcatno. Frank Bruno, 241 South Preston Street, Hartford, Conn. MOONEY. Richard F. Mrs. Mary Jlooney, 105 Main Street, Washington, Pa. MITCHELL, Robert. Mrs. Nancy Mitchell, East Eighty-eighth Street. New York, N. Y’. PRATT. Clarence O. Mrs. Loui.se M. Pratt, 'Church Hill, Tenn. MY'ERS, William. Mrs. Hannah Myers, R. F. 2139 Belleplaine Avenue. Chicago, III. MOON, Sanford D. Frank Moon, Balaton, I). 2, box 30, Barnwell, S. C. QUINN. Ralph T. W. T. Quinn, U. F. D. 1, Minn. NIELSON, Victor. Sigurd Nielson, R. F. D. Spartanburg. S. C. MULLIGAN, William. Helen Mulligan, 1129 2, Newark, 111, REDFERN, James W. Mrs. Florence M. Park Avenue, New Y^ork, N, Y, NIKANDER, George L. Miss Rose Rolin, Redfern, 1408 Hill Avenue, Wilkinsburg, NOWOTNY', Arthur T. Mrs. Amelia Newotny, Shreveport, La. Pa. 406 .Tenot Street, Belleville, 111. NORMANDY’. P.a trick J. Patrick Alarran, 93 REED, Charlie. Mrs. Minnie Reed. 57 West OLSON, Wallace O. Mrs. Abhie Olson, 1316 Carlvsle Street, New Haven, Conn. Fifty-first Street. Chicago. 111. Norwood Street, Brainerd, Minn. O'FARRELL. William. Mrs. Marv O'Parrell, REED. Monroe. Mrs. Orpha Reed, Bluffs. 111. PASTID.VNOS, Constantine. Mrs. Muika 191 -Atlantic Street, Paterson, N. J. REYNOLDS, Benjamin M. Mrs. Rachel Pastidanos, St. Ereete, Greece. Richard C. Joseph R. Patton, Ab- Rhoddl Eggro PATTON, * Reynolds, Hardwick, Minn. PIZZTITO, h'rank. Pentello Plzzuto, Franca- erdeen, Miss. RICE. Walter K. Walter R. Rice, Dewey- villa Sicilia, Italy. PHILLIl’S, Elmer A. Robert E. Cunningham, ville, Tex. BALING, George Thomas. C. B. Sallng, R. F. R. F. D. 4, Jasper, Ala. RODGERS, Paul H. Mrs. Mattie E. Rodgers, D. 38. Centervlew, Mo. POINDEXTER, Eliga D. W. H. Poindexter, 317 Stanley Terrace. Chicago. 111. SALERNO. Salltore. John Salerno, Comiso Rossville, Ga. ROTH, Lawrence. Mrs. Victoria Roth, R. F. Siracuse, Italy. RANSOM. Edgar A. Allen Ransom, box 16, D. 1, Cadott. Wis. B.YMMONS, George. .Mrs. Iowa Sammons, Palenville, N. Y. S.ARGENTI. Alfred J. George Sargentl, We.ssington, S. Dak. RASBERRY’, Charles Churchill. .Jacob Kueh- Santa Maria, Cal. SCHAFER. Eugene E. Mrs. Emma Schafer, ner. East Prairie, Mo. SE.ABROOKS, Charles F. Mrs. Sarah Mont- .614 Seventeenth Street, Sacramento. Cal. ROMANO. Dominick. Rocco Romano, 223 gomery. 10 Cunard Street, Boston. Mass. SCHIIGART. Oscar W. William E. Schu.gart, Mott Street, New York, N. Y’. SCHACKLEFORD. Ollen. Sirs. Ella Mitchel, Chester, S. C. ROSEBROCK, Charles. J. Fred Rosebrock, Inverness, Miss. SCHULLER, George F. Mrs. Mary Schuller, 14S9 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHIRTCLIEFE. Harry L. Mrs. Ellen Sblrt- R. F. D. 2, West Bend, Iowa. SADOWSKI. Steve. Albert Lacek, 735 Fifth cliffe. 170 Eugert Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHWENDER, Carl G. Mrs. Louisa Schwen- Avenue, Milwaukee, WlsP SIMMONS, Mack. Lizzie Simmons, Mount der, 6755 Twenty-fifth Avenue NW„ Seattle, SAIMPSON. John M. Mrs. Valley A. Samp- Holly, S. C. Wash. son, Pearmont, Colo. SMITH ER, George L. George L. Smither, George A. Edward Rensen, 81 Charlie Sanker, R. F. D. SEGERLUND, SANKER, Eugene. 407 West Marshall Street. Richmond, Va. Street, East Akron, Ohio. McNaughton 3, Dickson, Tenn. SPEER. Francis Henry. Mrs. Emma Speer, Aryd. Mrs. C. W, Sellers, Whlte- J. Harry F. Scbolten, SEI LERS. SCHOI.TEN. Edward 420, Warren Street. Bridgeport, Conn. !u)u.se, Fla. R. F. D. 2, Armour, S. Dak. SPOONER, Harry V. Mrs. Minnie Wright, N. Robert A. Seymour, Mrs. Lina Sebnutt, 414 SEY'MOTiR, Howard SCITNTITT. Edwin. .Akron, N. 16 Brothwell Street. Bridgeport, Conn. Street, Los Angeles. Cal. East Eigbtv-eigbth SWANSON, Per E. Mrs. ,Roy Kennedy, 822 Patrick F. Mr.s. Katherine Shan- Samuel Schwartz. 413 SHANNON. SCHWARTZ,' Martin. South Burke Street. Fort Scott. Kans. non, 168 Jersey Street, New Brighton, Eighty-second Street, New Y’ork. N. Y. East George R., jr. Mrs. Harriet Ylinnie Sec- THOMPSON, Staten Island, N. Y'. SECCOMBE. Richard B. Mrs. Thompson, 325 Walnut Street, Camden, Richard. Mrs. Mary Fair, 81 Avenue SW., Canton, SHANNON, combe, 632 Smith N. J. Mill Rond, Jersey City. N. .1. Ohio SHARP, Harold. Miss Edith Marshall, Se- SlIANER. William. W. L. Sbaner. 1707 Mor- TURNER. William P. Mrs. Sadie Turner, 981 Richter Scranton. Pa. rena, 111. gan .Avenue, Parsons, Kans. Street. UG.ACTZ, Sam. .Ale:f Yligitz, 3.30 Hempy SHAV.L Jasper B. Mrs. Emily Shaw, York SHEPARD. Hal I. Mrs. Daisy HlckR. 1223 Corner. Me. Clinton 1 venue, Kalamazoo, Mich Street. New York. N.'Y. SHEP.YRD, Charley Lea. Mrs. Louise Alice SMELTCHER, Ralph E. Charles Smeltcher, Y'FNNFRDROW, Eln>er L. Mrs. Louise A’en- Shepard. R. F. D. 2, Pratt, Kans. 128 Dawson Street. Uhrlchville, 0’’io. nerdrow, 1001 Townsend Street, Chicago, 8HEITTERD, Jarvis. Evora Shepherd, Port SNOWDEN. Walter E. George Snowden. HI. Republic, N. J. Gosben. Baltimore County. Md. WH.ALEN. Phillip. Mrs. Mar.v Whalen, Still- FHUEYL John S. James H. Shucy, Lemont, SNYDER, Earl H. Mrs. Jennie Snyder, Osage, water, N. Y’. Center County, Pa. Iowa. WILD, Allan. Mrs. Addle Wild, Morris, N. Y. HMMONS, Harry C. Mrs. Susan Simmons, SOTOS, William. Mrs. William Sotos, 1312 WIT, SON. Edward. John Vetesk, 202 Main Kilibiick, Ohio. Penn .A'-enue, Pittsburgh. Pa. Street. Mount Pleasant, Pa. SINGLETON, Joseph T. F. N. Singleton, SPEEKSGOOR. Fred G. Harry Snecksgoor, WIT. SON. Edwin. Mrs. Lucy Slaughter. WU- Allen, Ala 700 North Clinton Street, Rochester, N. Y. liarastown. K.v. SKEENS, Cbarence. Mrs. Birdie Vanhoose, SPENCER. Harry A. Hubbard Spencer, R. F. V ILSON. Raymond. Mrs. Martha N. Wilson, Merideth. W. Va. D. 2. Bridgeport, Mich. R. F. D. 2,‘ Seneca, S. C. SKII.LINGS, Henry S. Mrs. Margaret Mor- STAFFORD, Clarence. Mrs. Lucie Stafford, YAKFOUGH. Harrison Eugene. Owen Y'ar- ris, 2014 Gordon Street, Austin, Tex. Dove, Ky. bougb, general delivery. Uicliwoods, Mo. SONSO.ME. John. Mrs. Cassliun Antonio, Li- STVNDF'ST. William A. J. B. Standfast, Z.YCHGO, Richard. Fred Zachgo, River Ridge, pino, Prov. T1 Camp Basso, Italy. 1008 East Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, N. J. STEPHENS, He'/ikiah. Mrs. Emma Evan, R. Pa. ZIMMERM.VN, Herman. William Zimmer- Gn. 408 F. D. 2. Crawfordvllle. STEFT E, .Albert E. Mrs. Ella Steele, man. 1162 Twenty-second Street, Jlil- STEW.YRT, Edwin K. William J. II. Stewart, Suydan Avenue, BrookI.vn. N. Y’. waukee, Wis. 22 Marlboro Street, Newport, R. I. SffCTNDEL, Mat. Joseph Stelndel. Philhrook, AM.Al'IO, Jo'n. Eugen'o .Amadio, Marchl * 55WIEG, William R. Robert Zwleg, R. F. D. Minn. ITovinee, Patrignone, Italy. 2, Deer Park. Wls. F. Julius R. Steiner, AXNE.VP. Richard A Richard Annear, Iron- Snyder, Will- STEINER. Ernest SNYDER. William E. Fred Am'tv, Mo. ton. Yllch. shlre, Ohio. THARP, Oscar. Campbell Tharp, Portsmouth, B.VGWEI.L. Hugh U. William F. Bagwell, Lewis. Campbell Tharp, Portsmouth, TITAIU’, Ky. route 2. Greenville. Tex. Kv. Earl Henry. Dan Bien, Arkansaw, TREMAIX. George S. Mrs. Catherine Tre- BIEN, THRUSH, Harry B. Harry B. Thurst, Wal- Wis. Bottom, Pa. maha, care of T. Ashton, R. F. D. A, Chico, nut E. Mrs. Rosea Thompson, VEN.IER.Y. Onofrio. Eleg»ndio Venafra, 2431 Cal. DIRKS. Edmund Mrs. Bell Whitten, St. Anthony. Idaho. Marcia V venue, Bronx, N. Y. WHITTEN. .Tomes Henry. 8tonlev. Okia. BODXSTRA. " Co; n dlus T. Tjerk Boonstra, WY' YTT, ' William. William Wyatt, Woods WOOD, Robert Stanley. William Woods, R. ''.inimert Friesland. Netherlands. Cross Ronds, Va. Stevens Williams, .Yndrew James. Mrs. Harriett F, D. 1. Blaeksluirg. Va. BROWN. James. 87 North THOMPSON. Wilk'S-Barre, Pa. Thompson, general delivery. Spray, N. C. WUNCHFT L. I.ewis. JIrs. Christ Wunchell, State Street. F. Ezekel. Mrs. Sarah J. William R. John II. Lancaster, Wall I.ake, Iowa. CU-AMBERT.AIN. LANCASTER. Street. Trenton. N. J. Street, Columbus, Miss. NORTON. Shop. Jim Williams. McColl S. C. Kinney. 326 Fair 215 Nineteenth I.awrenee. Mrs. Mollie Miller, LASETER Howard L. John T. Laseter, Hut- NUI.L. Calvin Alonzo. Mrs. Cora T Walkir. I'ortlnnd Avenue. Belleville. Til. Crane Avenue. Detroit. Mich. Rudy. M A.T.UIS, Will. Matt Majars, 207 Academy I’E'RIS. Lee E Mrs. E. C. Pearls, 429 CRAIG. Carroll P Mrs. Marie Craig, 1702 Street, Amcrlcus, Ga. Wyoming Avenue, Creston, Iowa. North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

CUAKi, lOliuci’ .S. lOnrl It. CralfiT, Kricson, "edMUNDS. John R. Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, li.YRSEN, Albert II. Slr.s. Emma Brown Lee, Nol>r. 1701 .S}mnoy Siroet, Pittsburgh, I’a. Guckseii, .Mlim. CIIOW.N, WiiUor 10. Mrs. Liuini Itanics, FESCO, John. Charles Palino, 110 Christie LE FORD, Cliurles Jacob. Mrs. Robert G. Salrm, Jnd. Street, New York. N. Y. Burcher. Kinsley, Kans. DI.Nu.N, Arthur G. Mrs. Missouri Grimm, FIELDS, William T. Mrs. Charity Masters, lAND, Urban L. Mrs. Marie Hermansen, 301 ho.\ (id. Iudei)Oiuleii<-i>, \V. Va. R. F. D. 5. Easley, S. C. Livingston Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DONIOG.VN, .lolin. .Mrs. Margarot Honcgan, FINKEI.STEIN, Abraham. Sam Flnkclstein, LITTl.E, Gordon O. .lames R. Little, Moun- Dyscrt Hall Yforan, Halllnasloo, Roscommon 101 Clinton Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. tain Creek, Ala. County, Ireland. FIOTI, Vito. Dominick Dennis, 3 Payne MoCLURE, Pearl. S. M. Guinn, Urbana, DUI'’I''Y. .Joseph F. Mrs. Mary Sheehan, 25 Street. Kingston, Pa. Ohio. King Street, New York, N. Y'. FISCHER, Reinhold. August Fischer, Elgin, McfiEE, Cliarles R. Robert ,S. Barber, R. F, DUl.I.IO.V, Kdward Gc'orgo. Mls.s Mary Dullea, N. Dak. D. I, Pinnacle, N. C. .140 .laeknmn Street, Milwaukee, Wls. I'TTSPATRIC'K, .Tolin T. Michael Fltspatrlck, McGOWAN, Joscpli E. Mrs. E. E. Brock, R, DUNl)ON. Orln G. Mrs. Katie I.. Dundon, .100 West One hundred and seventh Street, F. 1). 1, Crisp, Tex. It. F. D. .11. New Holland, Ohio. New Y'ork, N. Y. MrKINNEY', Jeryl 1). David C. McKinney, DUItlO. .Teroino. August Diirio, Oberlln, La. FOSTER, Herbert. Mrs. Hetty Sanders, gen- box 7-L Geuda Springs, Kans. UIHtKKK. Frank C. George D. Durkec, 10 eral delivery, Cairo, Kans. Mcl/EAN, Valley Road, Swampscott. Mass. John C. Mrs. Maude B. McLean, GREEN, Benjamin II. Thomas M. Green, 240 Van Houton -Yvenne, I’assalc, N. ESSKLUORN’. Otto Mrs. Anna Crock- Monger, Mich. J. MAGDALIN, Irving. .Mrs. B. Elson, 203 hagou, OuS West Fourth Street, New York, Wilson .T. Mrs. Charles Greene, sr., ' GREENE, Court Street, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. 510 East Fourth Street, Northampton, Pa. M.VGGIO. .Tosepli. FAISICII, Frank. Mrs. Mary I’radzimoka, 120 Ylrs. Josephine Maggio, H.tRRIS, Lewis A. Mrs. Mary Harris, R. F. D. 244 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn, Ilaininoud House, Hammond, Ind. N. Y. 1, Conway, S. C. YIAGRATH, h'rederick A. Mrs. Susan B. FARROW, Robert L., .lohn L. Farrow, Rlplcj", HENDRICKSON, William Alfred. Adolphus Miss. Magrath, 354 East Fourth Street, Brooklyn, Hendrickson, Felt, Idaho. N, Y. FIELD. Charles E. Mrs. Anna Fiehl, Fond HILES, Mason Jay. Mrs. Gertrude McLaugh- Creek. Okla. lin, general delivery, Ashburn, Mo. MARA, Thomas YY’. Mrs. Genevieve Mara, 12 FISIIM.VN, Harry Kenard. Edith Fishman, HOPKINS, Loon MacDonald. John C. Hop- Banta Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. MASTEN, Andrew YY’. 22 North Fifth Street, Harrisburg, I’a. kins, R. F. D. 1, Otego, N. y. Robert W. Masten, 61 FLO.X, Morris. Audio Flox, 23 Katuna Street, HURD, Erwin J. Mrs. Ida Hurd, 1C14 East Carter Street, Newburgh, N. Y. Kiitunaslav, Russia. Rich Street, Columbus, Ohio. MITCHELL, Glen L. Mell Overman, R. F. D. FRANKEL, Max. Mrs. Sarah Frankel, 14S JALAFSKV, George II. Tom Snyder, 2033 1, Dover, Okla. East Houston 'Street, New York, N. Y'. Bauno Avenue, Chicago, 111. ilOLINARO, Angelo YY'illlani. James Moll- FREEMAN, Wilson. Mrs. Anna Freeman, JANU.VRIO, Vito. Mrs. Fannie Januario, 220 naro, 25 Hospital Street, Carbondale, Pa. general delivery. Humble, Tex. Accommodation Street, Scranton, i’a. MORITZ, Charles. Mrs. Margaret Flick, FRYCEK, Jo.seph F. Frank J. Frycok, R. F. JESSEE. Martin. David W. Jessee, R. F. D. Lyons. Kans. I). 2. Solon, Iowa. 1, Wise, Y’a. N.YCZEK, John M. Mrs. Josephine Naezek, GILIOTT, Frank. Miss Calheriuo Hess, JOHNSON. Elmer C. Gust Johnson, 417 Hen- 253 Leepere Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Mount Winans, Balliinore County, Md. derson Avenue, .Toilet, HI. O’CONNOR, James L. Sirs. Mary E. O'Con- GOLDSTEIN. Israel. Mrs. Ida Goldstein, 2319 .TOIINSON, Walter B. Mrst Elsie Johnson, nor, 10 Biickland Avenue, Perry, N. Y. South Beulah Street, Philadelphia, I’a. Star Route, Hancock, Wis. O'LEARY, Maurice E. Mrs. Mary O’Leary, GORM.XN, George D. Mrs. Nancy Gorman, JOINER, Lemuel Ij. Henry Joiner, San Saba, 439 I’ensdale Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Orehill. Pa. Tex. PAN.YS, Shonly. Czeslaw Szymanskl, 2123 GU.VN'1'ON, Willie L. Manuel Granton, R. F. JONES, Alpha L. William S. Jones, R. F. D. Hamburg Street, Chicago. 111. T>. 2, box 2, Tyler, Tex.’ 1, Colliers, W. Y’a. PELY'IT, Gustave J. YY'illlam Pelvit, Breck- GREEN. .Tesse Mongerin. Mrs. .Tohn Green, JUDGE, Fred C. J. C. Judge, Shirley, Ind. enridgo. Minn. Roscommon, Mich. KALSER. Clifford. Max Kaiser, 2156 Center QU.YMMEN. .Tohn. Ole Quammon, R. F. D. 4, HECK.M.VN, William II. Mary Hill Heckman, Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Eleva, YVls. Fleetwood, Pa. KAMINSKI, Bernard W. Mrs. Margaret Ka- RICE, Don C. Patrick G. Rice, Garrison, Ky. HOLMES, Thomas M. Mrs. Slnnie Holmes, minski. East Vandergrift, Pa. RICE, .Toff. Mrs. Lize Rice, Olar, S. C. Mammoth, W. Va, K.YNTNER, George F. Mrs. Mary Kantner, RII’I’ER, YY'lll. Frank Ripper, R. F. D. 4. HOLZER. John A. Mrs. Rosie Holzer, Alli- Highland, 111. Marianna, Ark. ance. Ohio KARLE, George J., jr. Miss Christina Karle, ROCHE, .To.seph F. Mr.s. Mary T. Roche, 37 HOMZA. George J. Mike Kovask, Powhatan, 378 Fulton Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Plain Street. Neponset, Mass. W. Va. KARNES, Anthony Edmund. Mrs. Gertrude SCANDATIATO, Gaspare. Salvatore Scanda- HOOD. Oscar W. Mrs. Bessie Y'eriters, gen- Estelle Karnes, R. F. D. 1, Anthony, Kans. riato. 200 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. eral delivery. Kennett, Mo. KENNEDY'. Howard L. Mrs. Rose D. Ken- SHAFER, Leo L. Mrs. Anna Shafer, Eldora, ILONIEMl, John. Mrs. Hulda Dauska, 21 nedy, 101 North Watts Street, Philadelphia, Iowa. Fifteenth Street, CloQuet, Minn. Pa. SLEY’IN, .Toseph. Mrs. .Tulla Smith, 13 Ocean JOHNSON, Albert J. Fred Johnson, S40 East KIHN. Louis A. Mrs. Mario Kihn, R. F. D. 1, Place, Brooklyn. N. Y. Sixth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. East Claridon, Ohio. SMITH, Avie A. Hilton Smith, Pittsburg, JOHNSON, Lander H. Mrs. Sarah Johnson, KITTLE. Henry. Mrs. Henrietta Z. Kittle, Tex. R. F. D. 1. Reepsville. N. C. 7707 Cornelia Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. SMITH, Walter. JIrs. Mary Smith, 3940 Bur- JOHNSON, Paul. Mrs. Mamie Johnson, 4051 KRAMER, Julius. Mrs. Miwy Kramer, Willer- well Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. nie, Minn. SOLODUCH.Y, Alexander. Frank Blaski, 12 JOHNSON. Thomas N. G. Mrs. Lena John- LEHR, I’oter. George II. Lehr, 936 East Meadow Street. Bayonne. N. J. son. box 270, Benson, Minn. Delevau Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. SOUVIGNEY', Louis A. Mrs. Cordelia Souvig- JOHN,STON, Samuel R. Mrs. Florence John- LUNDQUIST. John A. Mrs. Effle Lundqulst, ney, 8 Hillside Place, Springfield, Mass. ston. Colliers. Va. W. general delivery, Amy, Colo. SPRINGSTEAI). Harrv L. Mrs. Annie Spring- ARNESON, John. Swen L. Swenson, Os- McCarty, Clarence G. Mrs. Mary Burns, stead, 223 West Thirteenth Street, New trandei', Minn. 194 YVashiugtou Street, Jersey City. N. J. York, N. Y. ATTILIO, Frank, jr. Frank Atfilio, sr.. 306 McCROREY, Norman G. Mrs. Kate Mc- THIBODE.VU, Freddick H. Mrs. East Laura Thi- One hundred and thirteenth Street, Crorey, R. F. D. 1. Excelsior Springs, Mo. bodeau, lll4 Duane Avenue. Schenectady. New York. N. Y. MAGII.L, John S. Kirk W. Magill, Cynwyd, N. Y. BECK.STRI'M. Albin O. Gust Beckstrum, 909 Montgomery County, Pa. THOMPSON. George W. Mrs. Seventh Street, Rockford. III. M.VNTEL, Raymond A. Mrs. Louis Mantel, John Thomp- son, box 213, La Follette. Tenn. BEZNISCHUCK, Nathan. Louis Beznischuck, R. F. D. 3. box 47, Fairfax, Minn. TILLMAN, Robert. Jesse Tillman', 55

CAPr.O, Nick. Nick Carlo, C67 Eagle Avenue, UNFER,- William, Jr. Mrs. Catherine Bradle, BAKER, George T. Mrs. Slahel Baker, 1504 New York, N. Y. 1709 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Relreat Street, Baltimore, Md. C.ATM’ENTEU, Ira N. Jesse A. Carpenter, YYEINGARDNER, Albert Iternot. Miss Emma CLARK, Benton. .Ylrs. Ellen Clark, 6547 t\'i'ilcsboro, N. C. YY’cingardner, 47 Union Street, Amsterdam, Third Avenue NW., Seattle, Wash. CAUl’ENTEK, James K. Julius B. Carpen- N. y. ELLIOTT,. Robert. YVilliam Elliott, 476 For- ter. K. E. 1). 1. Norwood, N. C. ALESCII, Frank. John Alesch, Cazzaro, Italy. est Avenue West, Detroit, Mich. CAUTWRIGIIT, John .1. Mrs. Tillie Cart- BERING, Angelo. Angario Berlno, Trivendo, GARDNER, Steven. Mrs. Mary Gardner, 280 wright, Moshaunoa, I’a. Italy. YY'ashington Avenue, Lockport, N. Y'. CASE, Arthur B. Mrs. Katherine Case, 173 BERRONI, Guiseppi. Eertolomea Berronl, HENTSCIIELL, Frank A. Robert T. Allen, Center Street, Waverl.v, N. Y. Cunoo. Italy. Cliftondale, Mass. CASTIELO, Artiuir. Thomas Castillo, 539 CORBETT, Martin. .John Corbett, Anlacka LYNCH, George O. Patrick H. Lynch, Manas- West One hundred and fifty-lifth Street, Headford, County Galway, Ireland, sas, \ a. Now York, N.- Y. DAGOSTINA, Pietro. Mrs. Mary Giuseppe, MILLER, Peter J. Ylrs. Ylary E. Miller, 50 CEIINY, James. Mrs. Mary Cerny, 3048 Nur- Rossi Fu Giovanni, ITovincla Benevents, Parker Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. sery Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Luma tela, Italy. NEMENSKY, Joseph. Miss Tlllle Ncmensky, CHARLES, Eelix, I>eter Charles, 703 Eight- FliOROS, Constanine X. Xenophon Floros, 26.Y Fourth Street, East Cambridge, Mass. eenth .Yvenue south, Seattle, Wash, Ilorion Sellon, Karpenissi, Greece. PATTON. .Te.sse R. JIrs. Alice Elam, Horn. COEIELL, EostHs N. Mrs, Sadie E. Cofiell. GIANNOTTI. Domenico. Parquale Giannottl, Lake, Miss. Ttpperco, Md. Faicchio, Provincia Di Benevendo, Italy. REEVE, Reginald Curtin. George W. Reeve, COUGHLIN, James J. Mrs. Caroline Coughlin, GLIATTE, Antonio. Miss Jennie Gliatte, 71 Gold Street, New York, N. Y. 512 Saratoga Street, East Boston, Mass. Gretci, Italy, SHEPPARD; George G. Thomas B. Sheppard, CROWELL,' Harold. Thcadore Crowell, 236 HEITZ, Leo H. Mrs. Mary Heitz, R. F. D. 5, 081 Burncoat Street, Worcester, Mass. Eirst Street, Berth Ambov, N. J. Dclphos, Ohio. SODER, Leo G. Miss Theresa Soder, 156 DEGNER, Oscar A. Otto Jlegner, 302 North JOHNSON, Severt. John P. Johnson, box 135, Broadway Street, Paterson, N. J. Foster Street, Merrill, Wis. YVanderoos, YVis. SMITH, George H. John Hart, Placerville, DOOROS, Charles G. James G. Dooros, 255 MANZI, Nicholas. Pasquale Manzi, Ijunciono, Cal. South E Street, San Bernardino, Cal. Province Chiete. Italy. STEWART, Jasper P. Gex>rge W. Stewart, DOWD, Frank A. John J. Dowd, 33 North NELSON, Edwin F. Mrs. Clara Nelson, 1510 708 Clyde Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Main Street, 'Wind.sor Locks, Conn. YVashington Street NE., Minneapolis, Minn. STU.YRT, Elmer K. Mrs. .Yuna Stuart, 1S5J DREY'ER, Osden E. Fred Dreyer, box 485, Brunswick Street, Newark, N. .1. Missoula, Mont. EDW.YRDS, Quinton W. Ylrs. Catherine Mc- Bride, Street, Bloomfield, N. .f. DROUIN, Ludger. Thomas Drouin, 26 Fourth SECTION 1, DECEMBER 25, 1918. 50 Baldwin Street, Auburn. Me. HALL, Kenneth C. Ylrs. Adelaide Hall, 554 E.ASTLS. Robert L. Mrs. Lulu Eastis, Sour- Tlie following casualties are reported YY’nrbnrton .Yvenue, Y'onkers, N. Y. iakc, Tex. HE.VLEY’, Alfiv'd F. Ylrs. Delia Healej', 219 EDWARDS, Emery B. Isham Edwards, Hig- by the comiuanding general of the Ameri- Congress Street, Trov, N. Y. gens, N. C. can Expeditionary Forces: MCDONALD, Kenneth F. E. D. McDonald, ElDSNESS, Ole "A. Andrew Eidsness, Hazel, Montrose, Minn. S. Dak. V/ounded severely 436 REED, Harry James. Grant Reed, box 107, EI’STEIN. Samuel. Joseph Epstein, 550 Fox Wounded (degree undeter- Port Kennedy, Pa. Street. New York, N. Y'. RIFFLE. Oney C. Mrs. Jane Riffle, Cleve- FKRGUSO.N, John Q. Miss Rosa Ferguson, mined) 606 land, YY'. Y'a. Doans, Ind. Wounded slightly 780 ROSE, Baxter. Leroy A. Rose, 1516 Seventh FISHER, .John II. Mrs. .Julia A. Fisher. - YY’. • 9 Avenue, Huntington, Y’a. , Wnndburv Street, Beveriy. Mass. SIMONSON, YVilliam O. S. Oscar Simonson, FITZWILLIAMS, Michael J. Mrs. Adelaide Total 1, 822 1809 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y’. Eitzw'illiams, 2185 Amsterdam Avenue, New 'TREFFLER, John. YIi.-;3 Clara Rudolph, Y'ork, N. Y. 2512 Homestead -Yvenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. FORST, Andrew J. Mrs. Dora Forst, 495 Wounded Severely. WELBORN, Floyd C. J. O. YY’elborn, Hart- well, Ga. Broadway, Long Isiand City, N. YL CAPTAIXS. FOSS, Elmer. John Foss. Hazon, N. Dak. COEPOR.\LS. Wallis J, Mrs. Margaret M. Moore, FOSTER, Judson F. Thomas H. Foster, MOORE, AYIO, Archie Peter. Ylrs. Amo, Black Denver, Emma Piedmont, S. C. 3.360 YYest Thirt.v-fifth Avenue, Colo. River Falls, Wis. YVilliam B. Torrey, FltEEM.YN, Sam. Mrs. J. H. Freeman, Po- TORREY, Ernest M. 209 DUBOIS, George F. Mrs. A. W. Dubois, quoson, Va. Pine Street, Allegan, Mich. BcnchlanU, Mont. FRENCIJ, Clinton. Mrs. Lucy A. French, G.YFFNEY’, .Toliu .1. James Gaffney, Guyaux, . niEOTENAXTS. Dow. N. Dak. , Fayette County, Pa. FRIDAY. Otto. Carl Friday, 125 West Al- DA YDS. James S. James ,T. Davis, 64 Second GALLAGHER, Frank. William Gallagher, gonm Street. Oshkosh, Wis. Avenue, Rensselaer, N. Y. 337 Sherewood .Yvenue. Y’oungstown, Ohio. V. Mrs. Albert V. Greene, GAI-IEE, William. Mrs. Moilie Gahee, 614 GREENE. Albert KITCHEN, Theodore YV. Mrs. Rebecca Cedarville, Prince Georges County, YId. r^olk Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. Kitchen, Sedley, Y'a. Jobson, 320 GORDON, Charles E. Mrs. Salieua Gordon, JOBSON, Edward R. C. Frank POUTEOUS, David. Mrs. Kate O'Donohue, South YY'aiola Street, La Grange, 111. 902 WT-st McKirl-ey. Blackwell. Okla. 1;I3 Bay 'Twenty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, Frederick Mrs. Frances GREGORY', Lewis. Mrs. Mary Gregory, None- L.MJBERT. Sherman. N. Y. G. 1403 Louisiana Avenue, such, Ky. Laubert, New. YY'AI.KOYVI.IK. .Yiidrew. Y’alentine Walko- John. John Grundy, 216 W'est Orlc.'uis, La. GRUNDY. W. wii’.k, 25 Welsh Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tioga Street. Philadelphia, Pa. SANBORN, Eastman JI. W. J. Sanborn, 11809 WILDER, Freddie. Herbert S. YVilder, Cleveland, Ohio. GUERIN, Yictor *A. Mrs. Tessie Miiburn, Clifton Boulevard, Sterling, Ylass. Alfred C. Watson, station B, St. Joseph, Mo. W.YTSON, Roy Cooper. Charlie. William Clagne, Fruit- Philadelphia, Pa. CLAGUE, GUMOSWKE. John. Adam Gumoswke, 504 53.33 Wayne Avenue, dale. Ala. East Twenty-second Street, Erie, Pa. B.YKER, Herbert E. Col. David Baker, base Arthur. John* .1. Crump, Cochran, Montgomery, Ala. CRUYIP, GUNDERSON, Adolph. John Gunderson, Lu- hospital. Camp Sheridan. Ga. verne, Minn. William H. Mrs. Emily Boullee, BOULLEE, ICKS. Ylervin Hewitt. Mrs. Belinda Icks, IIAFFEY, James C. Mrs. Katherine Haffey, 7-10 East Tenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1.3:i4 Y'olland Street, -Ynn Arbor, Mich. l.'!4 Girard Street, A tins. Pa. Herbert E. Mrs. Louise G. BROWNING, Herman J. Henry W. Lange, 015 Mrs. Deila Anderson, 317 California Street, San LANGE. ILYRT, Moses. Braunschweiger, 2232 West Thirteenth Street. Dallas. Tex. Eirst Avenue SW., Westside, Great FalLs, Francisco, Cal. SYIITH, Biirnes A. Ylrs. Lula Smith, R. P. Mont. Paul G. Mrs. Dorothy M. Court- COURTNEY, D. 1, Prospect. Tenn. ney, 382 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, HELLER. Charles B. Samuel Heller, 18 Y’AT.ENTINE, Joseph J. Joseph Y’alentine, White Street, Mount Holly. N. J. Mass. 5S12 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Martin J. Mrs. Eva JI. Gass, 119 Pine HELMINSKY, Frank. Mrs. YU Krinck, 8822 GASS, AI.KXANDEi:, YY’llliam. Ylrs. I.oui.sa Alexan- Street. Danville, 111. Exchange Avenue, Chiea.go, 111. der. 6.34 Y’euango, Philadelphia. Pa. Frank. Mrs. Clara Hartig, 337 HOLLER, Ernest C. Ross Holler, box 26, HAUTIG, BRANDT, James M. Howard Brigle, 1932 Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. Boynton, Pa. East Ylaln Church Street, Lebanon. Pa. Kurviu YV. George M. Lauer, 829 HOPE, James. Harry Hope, Ninth Avenue, LAUER, DE.YCON. William F. Ylrs. Sarah Deacon. 91 Avenue, York. Pa. .Mbia, Iowa. Penp' Clerk Street. Jersey City. N. J. Seth L. Mrs. Myrtle M. Butler, HUDDLESTON, Merril D. William YY. Hud- BUTLER, Bennie Y’. Benjamin DIodati, 871 Vancouver, British Co- DIODATI. (lleslon. Brumiey, Mo. 1601 Comox Street, Third Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. JENSEN, Carl. Andrew Jensen, Laverne, N. lumbia. FRANTZ, Isaac. Samuel Polokoff, 1917 South Herbert B. Mrs. S. B. Hurst, 141 I»ak. KENNEDY', Eighth Street. I’hiladelphl.n. Pa. Y’ork. N. Y’. JEROME Wendlin Joseph. Mrs. Emma Lexington Avenue, New GK.YIIAYI, Wiliiam. Mrs. Fr.ank Turner, 28 Jerome, 10 Buckingham Street, Somerville, McCOMBER, Frank .Ymasa. Miss Mary E. Mass. Duluth, Auburn Street, YY’obnrn. Mass. McComber, 1531 East Fifth Street, GREEN. Alexander. Miss Lena Rennix, 359 JOHNSON, Hubert. Mrs. Willie YYTlson, Eva, Minn. Rocknwav Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. Ala. SERGB.VXTS. HESS. Louie. John W. Hess. Armagh, P.-!. JOHNSON. Paul. JIrs. Stella Johnson, 523 CHRISTIANSON, John A. Mrs. Mary Chris- LEMIEUX, Joseph A. Joseph Lamleux, 73 McDonald Street, Oconto, Wis. tianson. Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Congress Street, Salem. Ylass. R. F. D. LONG. Samuel. Robert I.ong, 2912 McEl- PalVATKS. DAMM.-YNN, John. Fred Dnmmann, 6. Saginaw. Mich. derrv Street. Baltimore. Md. BR.YNDON, Ellie G. Mrs. Eliza Brandon, R. EGGF.RT, Ralph. Edward Eggert, Kirksvillo, YIcGINTY. James F. Mrs. Mary A. McGlnty, Street, Lee, Mass. F. I). 4, Y'ork, S. C. Mo. ISl High GONNELI..A, Antonio. Giovanni Mazzocchl, GATES, Harry E. George W. Gates, R. F. D. McGRATll. Richard P. Mrs. Janet C. Mc- Street. Lawrence, Ylass. 619 Sears Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1. Indianapolis, Okla. Grath. 9 Hancock Paul, Jim IIOCKADAY, George.- Mrs. Alice Hockadny. GEIGER. David A. Henry G. Geiger, 141 Rus- PAT I-. Eugene. Mrs. Ylattle L. Burnham Road, High Bridge, Somerset sell Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. City. Tex. Shire, England. HARRELL. Robert L. Miss Loreue Harrell, PAY’'T<>N. Guy O, Ylrs. Emma Payton, route M.vcUMBER Ralph ,T. Mrs. Sussie Mac- Genoa. Tex. 1. Rowlett, Tex. T’mher, 130 Liiidcu Avenue, Middletown, I’lESTR.YK. Tony. Miss Eva Piestrak, 1418 RFNY’ON, Richard. Ylrs. Mary Runyon, 1115 N. Y. Luce Street, Cuicago, 111. Denver Street, Baltimore, Md. THE OFFICIAL TJ. S. r.TT.LETIX: TIIUIJSDAY, FEniHJArvV 0, 1010. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

‘ SHOOK, Clmrllp F. Mis. Mary A. Shook, MELLOREN, John D. Luther Borjslrom, COHE.N, Miehncl. Mis. Pearl Colien, 1.31 t O’OounolI, 'iVx.- Woodhull, 111. Waslilngton Street, New York, ,V. Y'. STINIO. Lc.sllc W: William Stlnp, 51G Madi- RY'DIGER, Gust. I’ctcr Sundquist, 2000 COAY'ARD, James. Henry A. Coward, K. F. H. son Stroot. Jefferson CU.v, Mo. P’orty-GtHi Avenue, South Minneapolis, 1, Knoxville, Tenn. TAI,I.M.\N, I'klward W. Ki.^S St. Peters Ave- Minn. DRNOVEC, IVank. .Otto Raftora, 2718 South nue, Westfliesler, N. T. BRILH.XRT, Henry B. William Brllhart, Harding Avenue, Chleago, III. W.VKNOCK, John. Mrs. .\nnabelln Warnoek, 11()3 Grant Street, Indiana, Pa. DY'BDAHI-, Alvin O. Mrs. Olena Sevatsoii, 2u, N. Y. Wash. B.XDGI.EY, John C. Miss Eorna H. Badglev, R. E. I). 2. Clarissa, Minn. Hope, Idaho. KOMINSKI, Loon. Mrs. .Josephine Osawka, INGR.A.M, Alarvin A. Airs. Nora N. Ingram, 2.831 Livingstone Street, Philadelphia, Pa. tVAOOXERS. 4311 Cole Street, Dallas, Tex. JjABOtINTY’. Joseph I.. Mrs. Elizabeth I.a- JARVIS, Fred A. Jim Arrington, Myrtle GI.E.XSON, .Joseph A. Mrs. Susie M. Glea- bounf.v, 100 Connecticut Street, North Tiver- Point, son, 142 West Seventeenth Oreg. Street, New ton. H. I. KACZOR. Edward E. Gustav Kaezor, R. E. Y'ork, N. Y'. LINOr.E. Ara G. J. W. Lingle, R. F. D. 3, lY. 9, box 33, Necnah, AVis. niMES, Lewis. T. O. Atherton, Mercersberg, Boring. Oreg. Pa. KEENEY', Ferdinand. AA'illiam Keeney, Mah- M.ARSOX, George. Mrs. Minnie Marson, 5131 wak, N. J. PHII.r.IPS, Walter E. Henry T’hillips, 102 Brcedshill .Street, Pitt.sinirgh, Pa. KNEIOBONE. Edwin F. Airs. Charlotte Knee- Meeker Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y'. M.ASKE, Bernard A. Mr.s. Julia Maske, 270 bone, Lisabeula, AA'asli. Long Nocker Street, Buffalo, N. Y. KOUKALIK. Charles. Airs. Lillian Schmidt, COOKS. J. OLIVER, Wesley Mrs. Oliver, 1019 ICenr- 28.3!) North Kedgie Street, Chicago, 111. HENRY, James. Oscar Henry, Cambridge, ney Street NE.. Brookland. 1). C. Md. LON(,;, Joseph. Airs. Lizzie Long, 0218 Fol- PAUJ.SOX. Palviu. Peter Paulson, R. F. D. som Street. Cleveland, Ohio. FOETCH, Alfred T. Thomas J. Foutch, 1, Mayville, S. Dak. AIC'CIALL, AA'illiam II. Mrs. -Annie A. AIcCall, Cookeville, Tenu. I’AXON. George Glen. Charles Pason, Valen- 177 Spring Street. Cambridge, Alass. tine, PRIVATES. Nchr. AIEEII.AX. AVilliam J. Airs. Elizabeth Meehan, 1’. PAYNE, Colonel. Sirs. Bottle Payne, .3322 South Irving Avenue, Chicago, 111. ES, .' SETTI Grover C. Mrs. Mary uttles, G30 Keckee. Va. West North Street, Greeusburg. AIITTON. Joseph Crawood. Mrs. Mary Allt- lud. PHILr.iPS. John S. George L. Phillips, Sugar SWANSON, Herbert. tou. 377 North Sickles Street, AA'est Phila- Sam Swanson, 485G Grove. N. C. West Iowa Street, delphia, I’a. Chicago, 111. REIN, Will. Mrs. Mar,y Roiu, City, Ponca NELSON. Charles AA’. John P. Nelson, M.ar- TIEI.KE, Henry J. Jleury Tielke. 3GG0 West Okla. Fifty-sixth Street, Cleveland. sliall, Minn. Ohio. UJIGG, Seymour S. Charles S. Rugg, 604 TOSSIT. Charles I. NEA’ALA, William. Miss Amelia Nevala, 727 Mrs. Hattie Kennedy, -Sycamore .Street, Milwaukee. Wis. 272 I’ulaski Street, Brookl.vn, N. Y. Forty-third Street. Brooklyn, N. Y'. RY'DZEWSKi, Walter. Ivaiser Ziskowski, 23 OUDA'J’H, James. John Oudath, 334 Button- TOEIILIA, Erick. Mrs. Katri Toikka, 4S Germain Street, Buffalo, N. Y. wood Street, Reading. Pa. Bond Street, Astoria, Oreg. SEDT'SKIS, Beu.iamhi.' Joe Prenkovitz, gen- OYVE.VS. William II. Airs. Piukey Owens, R. VALI.EKY’, Albert U. Honery E. Tallery. eral delivery, Scranton. Pa. Tioga, Ija. F. D. 1, Columbia, N. C. TOrsiG.VNT, ilenr.v. Mrs. Henry Tousigant. PALAT'rELI..A, John. -Antonio Palattella, VELLEAHEX, Joseph A. David Vclleauex, SOS Hugliitt West Street, Iron Mountain. box 393. A’andergi'ift. Pa. 1.G Front Street, Waterville, Me. Mich. Melvin PRATHER, Finis B. Airs. Ethel Stuck, Hunts- VERKIN. Evens. Mrs. Ola Verkin, STINE, Charles A. Mrs. Clara Y. Stine, 6 Belton, ville, AIo. Tex. Mael’herson 'rerrace, Altiauy. N. V. REDliON. Alvy T. Thomas J. Redmon, R. F. W.'RDRUP. Roy. Roj- Consen, R. F. D. 1, A'ANtJU.DER, John E. Mrs. Della Vaugilder, I). Flemingsburg, Ky. Saltillo, Tex. 520 East .Amin 2. Street, I'oru, Ind. RICHARDSON, Harley R. Henry Richardson, WARRICK. Pleas. Thomas Warrick, R. F. D. VARRECCHIONE, Diamauta. Frank A'arrc- 42.3 West State Street, Rockford. 111. 2. Lafollette, Tcnn. ehione. Prospect Avenue, West Warwick, ROE, Tommie A. Airs. Hannah Roe, Grand WEEKS, Wade Raymonds. Mrs. Audrey R. I. ’ A'ii'W, Te.x. Weeks, 107 East Second Street, Jamestown, VL.ASTNIK, Charle.s. Mrs. Anna ATastnik. N. Y. SAROCCA. Francesco. Aliss Glaodino Sarocca, 24 1 Crescent Street, Long Lsland Citv, N. Y'. WILFORD, Albion B, Mrs. Anna H. Wilford, Kivisondoli, I’rovince of Aqullla, Italy. WOODAVARD, .Joe H. Chester C. Woodward, Charles A. David G. Seavey, Union- IS A.niawan Street, Taunton, Mass. Pentross. Tex. SEAA'EY'. ville. AIo. WII.LIAMS, Henry E. Mrs. Inga Williams, YATES. Elfie. Mrs. I.izzio Yates. 1411 Par- SHAUL, Ivan E. Airs. Ida -A. Shaul, Trego, 1213 Eighth Avenue, north, Fargo, N. Dak. ker Street, Dallas, Tex. Ernest. Wis. WILSON, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Sehu- YA'l'ES, Ivan R. Mrs. A. Ij. Stephens, Banks, lenberg, Tex. Oreg. SIAIKUS, .Tames. Aliss Aucy Simkus, '203 WISEMAN; Charles. T. C. Wiseman, May- ZOUR.VS. Antonio. Charles Dorake, 41 Knee- AleCUuo Street. Homestead. I’a. nor, W. V^a. laud Street. Boston. Mass. SAIITH, George F. Fred A. Smith, IOC West BELLIVEXU, Dominic A. Alphae Bellivcau, AMPEIvI.A. Loui. Airs. Angelina Amperi.a, Hazelwood .-Avenue, Rahway, N. .1. St. .Joseph, West County, New Brunswick, Cori Pridi, Romo. Italy. STARKEY, James H. John Starkey, Pierre, Canada. ATKINSON. J.onuie .A.' JIrs. Ada AY'hito- S. Dak. CL.XRK, Oliver. Dawson Mrs. Berth James head. R. F. D. 1. L.Twrenceville, (la. STEVENSON. George A. Airs. Harriet Grace, Clark. Wadena. Iowa. ATKINSON, Robert B. Mrs. Eleanor F. At- 48!) St. Alarks -Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. COBLE, Crawford. Mrs. Cohle, F. Emma R. kinson, 2722 Evergreen Terrace, Baltimore, STINSON. Harold AI. Airs. George YV. Stin- D. .G, Concord, N. C. Md. son. 131 North Erie Street, YA'iclilta, Ivans. COE. Samuel L. Jilrs. •- Martha Coe, box 61, BACIH-E. I.eonard. Mrs. Ivatie Bachle, 4833 STOKFELS, Peter J. Airs. Helen Stoffels, 161 Cumberland, British Columbia. Aiillentz Avenue. St. Louis, AIo. South Hawk Street. Alhanv, N. Y'. Cn.XI’M.XN, Isaac .T. E. Furman P. Chap- BAICER. Fr.ank 1’. Airs. Al.ary Baker. 1 GG BERNARD, Joseph. .1. C. Bahondo, 4161 Con- man. Merchantville, N. J. Saratoga Avenue, Northside. Cohoes. N. Y. cordia Street, .St. Louis, AIo. Phil DUDLEY, T, Mrs. Martha E. Dudley, BAYJ.OC'CL Stove. Pierre Baylocq, I.aruns, DRAGONI, Tony. Airs. Unabo Dragoni, 4349 Redwood, Va. Basse-Pyrennee, France. Elizabeth Philadelphia, Pa. Harry. Street, FORM.VN. Mrs. Fannie Forman, 182 BLOOAI. Samuel. Airs. Alolly Bloom. 392 ENIUS, Arthur AL Airs. Alargaret C. Enius, Powell Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Alabama Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. K. F. D., Deerwood, Alinn. GUTRINO, Vinconso. Joe Natoli, Dennison, JBR.ADSHAW. Robert C. Rufus E. Bradshaw, FENWICK. Edward G. E. T. Fenwick, East Ohio. R. E. D. 1, Burem, Tenn. Falls Church, Y'a. Thomas. Startzinskl, KOLORSAK, Kastanty BROCKALAN. Martin L. Airs. Charles Brock FILl.AION. James I). Mrs. Arkansas Fillmon, Gll Charles Sti'cot, Perth Amboy. N. J. man. 15-3 King Street, Dunkirk, N. Y'. L.argo. Fla. KOCICIl, Joe F. Frank Kocich, R. F. D. 1, BROAA’N, Charles. James Al. Brown, general FORD, Charley. Airs. Rachel Ford, Crewe, JIonlTou, Tex. delivery, Norwood. AIo. A'a. ROLLER, Jacob E. Mrs. Albertina Roller, BUNN, Linzy. William H. Bunn. R. F. D. lAIBODEN, Ed. Airs. Alattie M. Imboden, R. E. D 7. Stillwater, Minn. 3, box 4G. Snow Hill, N. C. Ridge, Ark. LAMPLEY, Raymond. John Lampley, Mace- PURDEl’TK, Ernest. Airs. Belle Burdette, Hickory Mrs. donia. HI. 1428 West Franklin Street, Evansville, Ind. KINKOPH. Anthony. Alary Kinkoph, McDOUGALE, Melvin. Mrs. Ada Schoonover, CHTRURGT. Severino. Enrico Dinarvyn, 17G 1551 East Forty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Morcnci, Mich. AA'averlv Street. Y'onkers. N. Y. Ohio. MILLER, Loyd J. Christ L. Miller, Leices- COBB. Henry T. Frank W. Cobb, R. F. D. KRECH. William. Christ Krech, Portage. ter, N. C, 2, Fate, Tex. Wis. 34 THE OFFICIAL IJ. S. BULLETIX; THURSDAY. FEBKUAKY 0, 1910. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING r.HVITONK, T.eizer. Miss Sadie Levine, 4S7 BARRETT, Hugh. Mrs. Alice Rohert. Delta, BURBANK, Francis. Mrs. Martha E. Bur- Cleveland Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Md. bank, 31 Worcester Street, Springfield, MILUOIt, Alston G. Mrs. Catherine Miller, BERRY, Rufus II. Mrs. Hester A. Berry, Mass. S.7."> Cauldwell Avenue, Xew York, N. Y. Ramer, Ala. BURKE, Bbrnard ,T. JIrs. Marie Magdaline I’lKlB, Chesterfieid. Mrs. Mary L. Pirie, 17 BODEEN, Olof J. Hans Bodeen, Beresford, Burke, 2308 Winfield Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Spring Street, South Manchester, Conn. S. Dak. BURLING.AME, Alton W. Albert Burlin- I’ltATT, Herbert S. Mrs. Mary Pratt, Castle BODERSKI, Wtystlan. Peter Grol, 712 Lan- game, Kenmare, N. Dak. Avenue and Fulton Street, Westbury, N. Y. dan Avenue, Joliet, HI. BUSH, Charles A. Mrs. Sarah Bush, Tre- WAllKOL, Anthony. John Kotko, St. Clair, BR.VNSON. Charlie G. Mrs. Clara May Bran- mont. Pa. Pa. son. Hanson. Ky. BUCH.AN.AN, Roy J. Stephen M. Buchanan, AVGUST, Albert F. Mrs. Mary August, 312 BRAZE.AL, Thomas. Mrs. Rinda Brazeal, Darwin, Va. Claymont Street, Wilmington, Del. R. F. D. 2, Mansfield, Mo. CIIAPM.AN, Frederick E. Mrs. Clara Alice B.VItEXOW, Michael. Miss Pauline Micklay. BRUGCiS. Harry C. Nicholas William Bruggs, -Arbuckle, .Arbuckle, Colusa County, Cal. 11(1 East Twenty-ninth Street, New York, 2305 East fine hundred and first Street, CL.ARK, Dougal. D. P. Clark, Jonesboro, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio. N. C. BELCHER, Rav H. Mrs. Alice S. Belcher, R. BYERS. Joe. William Byers, Kemp, Tex. CATES, Garrett. Elijah Cates, R. F. D. 2, F. D. 3. Golconda, 111. DUFFY, Walter. James Duffy, R. F. D. 1, Graham, Tenn. CL.VRK, Irving I). Mrs. Lizzie Clark, 110 Wall Lake, Iowa. COBB, Lora C. Mrs. Lena W. Coob, Nick, Union Street, I’oughkeepsie, N. Y. EVANS. Grady H. Mrs. Myrtle Evans, 24 Ky. IIUR.ST, Rohert A. Mrs. Lucy Hurst, Mackoy, Harris Street, Anderson, S. C. Jefferson Colman, Rich- Flynn, 381 York COLEMAN, John C. Ky. FLYNN, Lawrence. John lands. Va. Street. .Tersey City, N. ,T. McC.VNLESS, Preston C. Mrs. Preston C. COLLINS, AVilliam A. James II. Collins, Michael h’. Mrs. Garry Votega, McCanless. R. F. P. 8, Franklin, Tenn. G.ALUPPO, George, Tex. Street, York. N. Y. REED, Charles II. Mrs. Ada Reed, 712 Ninth 81 Mulberry New ALL, Pritchard H. Mrs. Emma Hall, COLVIN, Benjamin F. George A. Colvin, Street, Moorhead, Minn. H. B'airmount, Iowa. Hayne. N. C. SCHNEIDER, William C. Richard F. Schnei- John jr. John Conley, HERMAN, Preston W. Frank L. Herman, CONLEY, W., W. der, 892 Granville Street, Vancouver, S. C. A'irginia Street, Carrollton. Mo. AUSTIN, Benjamin T. ‘ Mrs. Roda Jacob, Conover, N. C. HUMMEL, Clarence. Mrs. Allen Hummel, COULL, William L. Mrs. Elizabeth Coull, Bennington. Okla. 1313 Avenue M. Galveston, Tex. BENTLEY. Fred. Mrs. John Bentley, Grand I’oint Phillip. Pa. KOZLOUSKI, Louis. Ignatz Kozlouski, box CROSS, Edward S. Henry C. Cross, R. F. Rapids. Ohio. D. 6, Rogcrsville. Tenn. COLE, Thomas L. James M. Cole, Tellico 605, South River, N. J. LANCIONESE. Francesco. Emedio Lancio- CROUCH. Arthur J. Mrs. Sallie M. Crouch, Plains, Tenn. Grandview, Tex. L. L. Goodman, nese. box 292, Dunbar, Pa. GOODM.VN, Robert Henry CURTIS, Carl. Mrs. Emma D. Curtis, R. F. Salisbury, McKinley, Charles E. Joseph McKinley, N. C. D. 10, Mount Vernon, Ind. KOTHM.-VN, Leo B. August Kothman, Bur- Big Springs, Ohio. MAPLES, Albert S. George W. Maples, Wood- CUJIMINGS, John W. Mrs. Kate Cummings, ketsville, Ohio. 154 Ea.st One hundred and twenty-eighth L.\LLIER, Francis C. Mrs. .\nna Lallier, 81 field, Ala. John. Joe Koolores, 25 Hop- Street. New Y'ork. N. Y. Prospect Street, N. Y'. METROTAKER. Amsterdam, CUJIJIINGS, William V. SMITH> Mack. Mrs. Ellen Rymer, Sweet- kins Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. G. Mrs. Nettie Stid- Cummings, Brunswick, water, Tenn. MONTGOMERY', Cal. Ed Montgomery, Md. D.AVIS. .Tessp. • Strom, John. Mrs. Ida Anderson, 2423 mau. Okla. Enoch Davis, Riceville, Ky. Nineteenth Avenue, North Minneapolis, PIERI’ONT, Nathan M. Wilson T. Pierpont, DAL -PONTE, John. Frank Dal Ponte, box R. F. 1). 1. Waterbury. Conn. 363. Negannee, Mich. . Minn. Mrs. S. A. Pitcock, DARTLEY, Joseph L. Walter Hartley, 223 VON.UTIS. John A. Mr.s. Catharine Yonai- PITCOCK. Chester D. Court land. Miss. Eleventh Street, College Point, N. tis. 0 Kearny, N. J. R. F. D. 1, Y. Maple Street. Power, 5 B.YRTON. John W. Mrs. Bertie Johnson, R. POWER, Patrick J. Thomas E. DEALB.A, .John. Mrs. Minnie B. Denton, Worcester, Mass. Mill River Road Roberts Avenue, F. D. 2, box 52. Samson, Ala. Spruce Street, Saw and Riggs, sr., RINGER, Will. William A. Ringer, Rosanky, RIGGS. Samuel L. Samuel L. Yonkers, N. Y'. Tex. route 1, box 100, Russellville, Ky. DEEMER. Richard G. Sirs. Jessie Deemer, BRENN.tN. William. Mrs. Martin Holland, ROGERS. William F. J. Frank Rogers, R. R. F. D. 3, Reynoldsvil le, -Pa. Tex. 2940 Garrett Street, Philadelphia. Pa. F. D. 8, Palestine, DEMURE, Ralph. Mrs. -Antonio Demuro, 50 Edgar. Daniel Savage, Brown, Leo. JIrs. Rosalia Brown, 6503 SAV.VGE, Charley North Street. White Plains. N. Y. -Argos, Ind. DOHERTY', Raymond F. .Tames B. Doherty, Maple Avenue, University City, Mo. 1807 Browij, 421 Front SAVAGE. Perry T. W. J. Savage, 422 Meigs .Avenue, Jeffersonville. Ind. BROWN, Louis. Samuel Iowa. Street. Brownsville. Pa. Eleventh Street, Des Moines, DY'E. Elbert E. Mrs. Carrie Dye, Raven. Va. P. L. A. Saxton, R. F. D. BUD.\, Harry. Joseph Jacobs, 180 St. Nioh- SAXl’ON, William FAVALE, Raffaeie. Angelo Favale, 502 Wil- olas Avenue. New York, N. Y. 1. Easley, S. Dak. son Strc'ct. Waterbury. Conn. Sylvester P. YIrs. Catherine BUNN. William D. Mrs. Ruby J. Bunn, R. STR.VT'B, GAGNON, Edward S. Mrs. Margaret Gag- McKenzie, Tenn. Straub, 63 Welch Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. non. 100 East Philadelphia Avenue, Detroit, F. D. Mrs. Jones Sylve, 2524 GABRIEL, James J. Alex Gabriel, .3904 SYLVE. Herman. Mich. I’almvr.a Street, New Orleans, La. Third .\venue. Brooklyn, N. Y. GILLILAND. Clifford. ,T. W. Gilliland. R. F. TURNER. V.’illie. ilrs. Bettie Turner. Mc- COPP.XGE, John M. John F. Coppage, Cecil- D. 0.3, New AVilmington, Pa. Coli, S. C. ton. Md. GL.ASS. Clarence II. George II. Glass, 703 A’OEKS, .Augusi C. .August F. Y’oeks, R. F. CUNNINGHAM. Herman Grady. Mrs. .\nnie South Broad Street, Carlinsville, 111. D. Kewaskum. Wis. Cunningham. R. F. D. 4. Shelbyville, Tenn. 5, GLASER. Theodore H. Mrs. Frank Sodeman, John. James Cunningham, WINSLOW, Dewitt. Miss Maud Koogler, CUNNIN(4IL1M, Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. R. F. D. 1. Eagle Lake, Minn. .•\vonmore. Pa. 2154 Highland YOUNG, Edward. George Y’oung, general GORM.AN. John J. Mrs. Agnes Kaiser, Iron- DON.VIS. .\delard C. Wilfred Donais, 2 Lens dale Wharton. J. delivery, Elkton, Mich. Road. N. Street, Worcester, Mass. GORDON, Joseph S. Mrs. Moses Gordon, 8J DUG.VN. Andrew Mrs. Lucy V. Dugan, DYBD.AL. Olaf. iirs. Carrie Dybdal, Mc- Leod. N. Dak. Third Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. 1423 Dagmar Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. GOULDING, Daniel Joseph. Mar.v Case.v, 250 Raymond. Charles A. Dunlap, Ma- FISCHER. Max G. William C. Fischer, 233 DUNL.AP. Wilkinsburg, Pa. Wickenden Street. Providence, R. I. con. Mo. ITnion Street. GREENH.AUS, Isidore. Paul Greenhaus. 67 GR.AY'BURN, Harold Ellsworth. Jlr.s. Mary FI.EENOR. .John II. William II. Flcenor, Street. New Y'ork, N. Y. Catherine Grayburn, 443 Penn .Avenue, Midland. Tex. • East Ninetv-eighth MILLER. Emil W. Otto Miller, 715 Dana- Pittsburgh, Pa. HENRY, John L. Leonard Henry, 500 Tafel H.ABERER, Henry. Richard Ilaberer, box (Cincinnati. Ohio. her Sireet, Ludington. Mich. Street. D. Phillips, 161. Brookford, Pa. Elmer. Mrs. Anna Holmquist, PliriJ.IPS, John D. Phillip HOLM(jUIST. Avenue, Blakely, HANSEN, Axel E. Mrs. Jacob Fuller, R. F. Ogilvie. Minn. 1200 West Lackawanna Pa. D. .3. .Adams, Nebr. II. Sparril Holt, Walherton, HOLT. Charles Schneidt, II.ANSEN. Jorgan. Hans C. Hansen, R. F. D. Tenn. SCHNEIDT, Gottlieb. Christ Kincsiey. AInnt. 3. box .31, Viborg, S. Dak. JOHNSON. Calvin C. Mrs. Louisa Johnson, E. Edgar .A. Scibird. 712 HELL.AND, Samson J. Hans Uelland, Gran- 32 Clark .\venue, Somerville. N. J. SCIBIRD. Ralph Street. Colorado Springs. Colo. ite Falls. Minn. filcCLOSKEV. John J. Mrs. Mary McClos- 3>ion Charles S. i^'S. -Adella Ammel, HOLOV.AKOFF. Sam. Alex Holovanov, 299 kev. 817 Chestnut Street, Johnstown. Pa. .AMMEL, Raspeburg. Md. .Avenue B. New York, N. Y'. MCDONALD. Edward. B. II. Ramsdel, Far- BAKER, Robert D. Edward L. Baker, 2202 J.ARR.ARD. Clyde II. Mrs. Robert Jarrard, mington. Me. 638 West Eighth Street, Junction City, Matthew T. Mrs. Ellen I.von .Avenue, Louisville. Ky. PRENDERGAST. Berg, 5213 Kans. 233 East Walnut Street, Cin- BEl'tG. Theodore R. Mrs. Jlatilda Prendergast. Wash. KETTLE. Charles Ilcnr.v. Mrs. Minnie Lee cinnati. Ohio. South Park Avenue, Tacoma, Morris Berger, SO, Moore Graham. Cabool, Mo. RYAN. John W. John Ryan, R. F. D., Bluff- BERGER, Samuel. N. Y. I. EMSER. Eugene. William II. Clay, R. F. D. ton. Ohio Street, Brooklyn, BERRA', Oscar E. Mrs. Clara Berry, Tryon, 1. Hall.s. Mo. S.INDVIK. John Henry. Mrs. Catherine I..ANGFORD. Leonard. Mrs. Emma V. Lang- Sandvik. Eckliart. JId. Nebr. .Alexandrine Blais, ford. Hermanvillc. Md. SCOTT, Luther. W. Thomas Scott, Newbcrn. BL.MS, JIarshall. Mrs. 778 Grotton Street, .Aldenville, Chicopee LAVELIJ;. .Martin J. Mrs. Grace M. Ferald, Tenn. 912 North .Ardmore Street, Los -Angeles, Gilbert R. George G. Semans, 3020 Falls. Mass. SFM.tNS. W. Blount, Cal. Merwvn .Vvenue. Pittsburgh. Pa. BLOUNT. Jack W. Mrs. 'Jack 1900 South Carrolton Street, New Orleans, McL.AUGHI.lN. Thomas B. Mrs. Mary E. SEY’MO'UR. Gerard O. Mrs. Elizabeth Sey- Bradv. 260 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, .-Vnacapa Street, Santa Bar- La. mour. 718 N. Y? bara. Cal. BOS, Tonv. .John Bos, Harrison, S. Dak. MCDOWELL. .Alva L. S. M. McDowell, 401 Clarence R. Mrs. Mary B. Stew- BRATCHER. Everett. Mrs. Lucy Bratcher, STEW.\RT. Prlndle Street, St. .Joseph, Mo. art. 12 Scherry Street. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Blanche. I'eun. James A. J. Augustus Mc- Stanley Lebveski. 408 BRIi'.ALI.l. Nieademo. .Angelo Poricalli, West McCullough. TOMKOFSKY, Onofry. Cullough, 381 Irving .Avenue, Port Chester, .West Walk Street.' Shenandoah. Pa. Stockbridge, Mass. TITHNEY. Herbert L. Mrs. Mary Turney, BROOKS, Frank B. Mrs. Susie E. Brooks, N. Y. J. McKinne.v, Gastonia, N. C. Benavides, Tex. McKlN.NEY'. William W. Elige WINKLER, Edward E. Mrs. .Amelia Winkler. BROWN, Louis. Mrs. E. Brown, 2646 East 601 North Tennessee Avenue, Lakeland, 1010 East Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Forty-eighth Place, Cleveland, Ohio. Fla. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN': TIIUIiSDAV, FEBKUAKV G, lOiO. 35

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17C99. Cygnet .Vaufncturiiig Co., Buffalo, 18136. Empire Axle Co., Dunkirk, N. Y., N. Y., change In lists for base spare parts (u.o proof projectiles, $127,000. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT change). 18.513. Aiuerlcan Radiator Co.. Buffalo, 104.50. New FngiamI Box Co.. New York N. Y'., 75 mm. scmisteul shidls, $0,980. City, N. Y., packing boxes (error in original 19090. Colt’s P. F. A. Manufacturing Co., contract) (no change). Hartford, Conn.. 11 mm. Imrrcls, $53.44. KE-337. Dletack Bros.. New 5’ork City, G1600. California Loading Co., agent. Old Coiitracts havo l^cu placed by the Ord- N. Y., United Slates to furnish additional ma- Bridge. N. .1., adapters and boosters allotud nance Dci)artineilx oi’ the Army as fol- terial for pouches (no change). for load, $1,015. York City, 6311. Westinghouse Electric Manufactur- lows : 7303. Everlastik (Inc.), New & N. Y.. change in f. o. b. point of O. D. web- ing Co., East Pittsburgh, I’a., Shliikic Impact January 23, 1919. bing (no change). gri nndi's, $1,242.94. CONTRACTS COMPLETED. 1031(5. Artillery Fuse Co., Wilmington, Del., 18882. American Multigraph Co.. Cleveland, change in specitication.s of trench mortar Ohio, dctoimtiug fuses, fuse-head adapters, ISTotl. Allegheny .Sti-el Pittsburgh, I’a., Co., fuses. $1,750. $090,726.83. packing cartons, -5937.-10. , 6328. Forest Box & LumlRW Co.. New York OA-L’.T2. The New York Air Prakc Co., New FOR INSPECTION DIVISION. Clt.v. N. Y'., painting packing boxes, $307. York City, French (ietouating fuses, S200,00o. CF-330. Prcs.sed .Steel Co., Wilkes-Barre, 19105. Tile Remington Arm.s. U. M. C. Co., CMi:-491. Philadelphia, Sanson & Kowland, Pa., fuse boxes, $19,784.32. 1046 Woodward Building, Washington, D. C., I’a., cap screws, nuts, tiircads, etc., ?6.60. 15885. Buffalo Forgo Co., Buffalo, N. 5’., H. P. Russian cartridges, $252. 19037. Michigan Aikali Co., Uctrolt, Mich., small fans, fan discharge boxes, etc., $2,537.50. 19119. Coinmandlug officer Frankford Ar- caii.-^tlc .“oda, $2,100. 17453. The Scovill Manufacturing Co., senal, Philadelphia. Pa., additional allotment CMF-S. Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, Waterbury. Conn., combination tluic-fuso for completion of work, gauges, $50. 111., three-wheel drive tank, $21,000. forgings, $295,000. 1319.’}. Knight IJght & Soda Fountain Co., AMENDMENT DOE.S NOT INCREASE QUANTITY. SUPFLE.MENXAL REDUCl.NG OR- CANCELING. Chicago. 111., packing Knight lanterns, $400. 13152. Federal Motor Truck Co.. Di-troit, G-1 138. Worcester .Shock Absorber Co., Wor- 15387. Illinois Steel Co., Chicago, 111., forged Mich., 2-1-toD artillery tractors, $956,000. cester. Mass., steel tubes for. Mark II booster steel, $70.19. G1028. Root A Vanderwoort Engineering casings, $lC3,Si00. 0765. Ford Motor Co., Detroit. Mich., hel- Co.. East Moline, 111., machining, etc., C. S. M.VTERIAL STILL NTBDED FOR NEW ARMY PRO- mets, $1,059.31. shell. $1,504.82. Co., Water- GRAM. 15863. Scovill Manufacturing 13803. General Chemical Co., New York bury, Conn., antiaircraft fuses, $410. City, change in f. o. b. point of mlxqd acid 1S837. The Simpson Foundry Co., Newark, SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 1. (no change). Ohio., rough machine recuperator forgings, 12029. Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing $2,500. 12504. Detroit Copper & Bra.ss Rolling Mills, Co., Columbus. Ohio, change in specifications 1S832. Ilisey-Wolf Detroit, disks for cartridge cases. $289,687.50. The Machine Co., Cincin- of narrow-gauge transport cars, $3,692.70. nati. Oliio, improved floor grinder. $544.20. 13049. Cornwall & Patterson Manufacturing G1855. .Willys-Overland Co.. Toledo, Ohio, 189.50. L. S. Starrett A; Co.. Bridgeport, Conu., dies, gauges, etc., C».. Athol, Mass., change in specifications of adapters, $31,875. tools for armament repair plant, $55S.S0. $7,936.50. 15599. Stewart- Warner Speedometer Corpo- 29.34 Marlin llockwell Corporation, New SPECI.AL. ration, Chicago, 111., change in material for naven. Conn., base spare parts for Browning 10053. W. R. Grace & Co., New York City, fuses (no change). automatic rifle, $544,207.08. nitrate of soda, $8,063,000. 18264. The Baird Machine Bridgeport, 18899. Young, Corley Co., A Dolan (Inc.), New 10111. Antony Gibbs & Co., New York City, Conn., clerical error corrected, $1. York city, sheet metal cutter, grindstone, etc., nitrate of soda, $5,030,005. EX-80. Brauer Bros. Manufacturing Co., $1,010.75. 10070. Wcssel Duval & Co., New York City, St. Louis. Mo., bolo scabbarcls (United States MATERIAL NEEDED FOR CCRUENT BUSINESS. nitrate of soda. $1,915,200. to furni.sh additional material) (no change). 2. 17725. Motor Specialties 19077. Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Co., Pitts- SPECIAL SHEET, PAR.AGRAPH Co., Waltham, Mass., lower detonator retainers, $800. burgh. Pa., bolts and nuts, $212.89. G11S4. Steel Co. of Canada (Ltd.), Brant- 7409. Chatham Machine Tool Works. 18910. Bo'ston Wire Stitcher Co., East ford, Ontario. Canada, machining, etc., 75 mm. & New York City, .gauges for scroll gear No. Greenwich. I.. 1. $225. R. loading machines, $1,000. C. S. shell, $550,000. CF-244. 1SS07. N. E. Westinghouse. Slocum Avran £: Slocum Labora- Co., Springfield, SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGR.APH 3. tories, Mass., loading and piling New Y'ork City, changejln f. o. b. pnhit lumber at contrac- and additional tor’s plant. $24,000. G642. Standard Steel Car Co.. Pittsburgh. expense in manufacturing Pa., machining banding 155 shell. range quadrants, $734.48. 19078. The Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, and mm. $11,500,000. 17017. American Steid & Wire Co., Cleve- 111., replacement parts for Holt tractor, $8.58. P.EDUAFT. land, Ohio, correction of price clau.se, change in disbursing FOR ENGINEERING DIVISION. 3711. Bethlehem Steel Co., South Bethlehem, office, etc., of steel (no chang**). 15349. C. C. Uubbell, agent L. 10008. Wagner Electric & Manufacturing Pa., spare parts, tools, etc., $29,681. D. & W. Ky., New York City, transits, Co., St. Louis. Mo., partial machining of 155- $25. mm. shells. $2,250. January 24, 1919. SUPPLE MENT.VL, REDUCING, OR CANCELI.NG. 1S.580. C. O. Frankford Arsenal, Frankford, CONTRACT COMPLETED. Philadelphia, Pa., blank caiTridges, $37. 8458. Atwater Kent Manufacturing Wor'o, American Manganese Steel Co., Chi- 18329. Mergenthaler lAnotype Co.. Brook- 1S986. Philadelphia. Pa., panoramic machine-gtiu Hi., slushing sprickets, 93. lyn. N. Y.. traveling expenses of Mr. Holt. ca.go. .$419 sight, $150,000. $300. 18733. Union Drawn Steel Co., Beaver Falls, 11230. Nichols Chemical Co. (Ltd.), Mont- Rccow stock steel. $6,167.52. 1S7S2. William M. Cr.Tne Co., Jersey' City, Pa.. real. Canada, oleum, $32,583.44. ‘ Munitions N. J.. 8tokcs gas shell. $Sfe5. 17889. Imperial Board, Ottawa, 16718. Link Belt Co., Indianapolis. Ind., Canaf’a. check gauges, $18. 17517. Ailriauce Machine Works (Inc.), malleable body ca.stings for grenades, $160.01)0. 18892. Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, Brooklyn, N. Y., machining, etc., adapters and 17746. O. O. Watervliet Arsenal, Water- Mich., cast-iron cylinder tank engine and spare boos-ter casings. $50,000. vliet, N. Y'., modification of 8-inch seacoast parts, $7,706.76. 18,370. Wilton Tool & Manufacturing Co., guns, $29,000. Boston. Mass., cannon gas checks. $2,815. ALL MATERIAL STILL NEEDED FOR NEW ARMY 12483. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., 190(50. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, New PROGRAM. coujinon shell .steel billets, $104,195. York City, mise‘Ilaneous tools and accessories 18965. Young. Corley & Dolan (Inc.), New 1-5982. Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Coi-pora- sliding for rallwav mounts. $37(5.94. York City. Sipp drill presses, $8.1 9(). tion. Buffalo, N. Y.. JN 4-H propeller, $75. 19008. Ev.nns-Winter-Hebb (Inc.), Detroit, 18840. The Bessemer Gas Engine Co.. Grove 12864. Cambria Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Mich., handbooks, .$157. City, Pa., rough machining recuperator forg- Bessemer steel, $8,715. 18904. Oneida Community (Ltd.). Oneida, ings. $8,625. 18265. Cragg Manufacturing Co., 228 K N. Y.. plating shell with silver and lead, 19039. Stirrup Manufacturing Co., New Street SW., Washington, D. Ch, experimental $2.4t!9.r,4. York City, gallon cans, $6,266.88. aiizzle. toxic gas cylinder, $100. 1907.3 Bart'ett-Hayward Co., Baltimore, 18941. Poole Engineering & Machinery Co., 14209. Buffalo Pitts Co.. Buffalo, N. Y., ma- Md.. tincups, $150. Baltimore, Md.. ball mounts for 37 millimeter chining and delivering 4.7-inch II. E. shells, 17139. C. O. Frankford Arsenal, Philadel- Puteanx gun. $1,000. $1 , 000 , 000 . phia. Pa., wind shields for 4.7-inch shells, 18487. Pennsylvauia Railroad Shops, Al- 3957. Farmers’ Fertilizer Co., Columbus, $900 (estimate). toona, I’a.. rough machining recuperator forg- Ohio, sulphuric acid. $9,102.07. ings. 14566. William F. FOR INSPECTION DIVISION. $8.966 10. Davis Machine Co., New 18835. City Machine Co., c Crosby Co.. Buffalo, N. Y„ paint- Federal Pressed Steel Ylilwau- 19100. T. B. Rice & Sons Co., Philadelphia, G1379. Co., ing packing case.s, $134 50. Pa., boxes, $87. kec, Wis., 3-iuch gun cartridge cases, $975,000. 12720. W. & L. E. Gurle.v, Troy, N. Y.. 151.59. The Globe JIachine & Stamping Co., overhauling transits, $98. .39. FOR ENGINEERING DIVI.SION. Cleveland. Ohio, electric lighting devices, 23!t0, T. B. R-C-’ & Sons Co.. Phil.adelphia, 16120. Gorham Manufacturing Co., Provi- $144,388.06. Pa., painting packing boxes. $2,790.70. dence, R. I., loading, etc.. Ensign Bick. fuses, 7381. Salisbury WTieel & .-Yxle Co., James- 9197. Canton Sh»et Steel Co.. Canton, Ohio, $3. i t>. town. N. Y., axles. $1,293,420. black sheet steel. $12.21. 16647. Holt Manufacturing Co.. Peoria, 111., 16158. Union Carbide Sales Co.. New York 1C709. Marlin-Rockwell Corporation, New muffler supporting brackets. $3,114. City. N. Y., calcium carbide. $12,000. Haven. Conn., spare parts (no change). 7722. N. F. Matte.?on. 636 G Street NW., 2.564. Baltimore Copper Smelting & Roll. Co., 49GG Millers Falls Co.. Millers Falls, Mass,, Washington. D. C., development of F. B. rc- Ealtimor''. brass disks for 4.7-inch cartridgo test tools, gauges, etc. (no l^ange). Tolvcr, $1,200, cases, $138,516. 36 THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIN: THUESDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1919.

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGfiAPII 3. MATERIAL STILL NEEDED FOR CURRENT G993. G991, G992, G994, G995. G988. G177.5, BUSINESS. G989. The Bartlett Hayward Co., Baltiriore,- SO.'JO. Wisconsin Zinc Co., Uoston, Mass., in- 18939. Tin Decorating Co., Baltimore, Md., Md., provision for bond in contract (no ci'cascil faciillic.s, !?535,000. tin containers, $20,530.50. change). 18789. The Grant Motor Corporation, Cleve- .SUPPLEMENTAL REDUCING OR CANCELING. land, Ohio, drawings of 4-ton trailer chassis, (>024. linUcnvoi'th-JiKlson Co., New York $ 2 , 000 . 7068. Morris & Bailey Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Cily, N. Y., caustic soda, .$0,035 per pound. 18948. The Bilbcr Trunk & Bag Co„ Phila- Pa., strip steel, $875. delphia, Pa., rifle carrying attachment for serv- 12511. Rome Manufacturing Co.. Rome, January 25, 1919. ice rifles, $502.95. N. Y'., copper base covers for 155 mm. shell, 10004. The Grant Motor Car Corporation, $0,557.78. 104SG-1910Sa. Minister of militia and de , Cleveland, Ohio, expense of drawings of 3-inch 1450. The National Malleable Castings Co., fcnse.s, Ottawa, Canada, ball cartridge field gun frailer, $800, Cleveland, Ohio, malleable iron bodie.s for $003.50. „ ^ 19075. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., trench mortar shells, $20,240.25. 17580. I'l. I. Pont de Nemours & Co. Du brush ring forging, $450. 8875. Marlin Rockwell Corporation, New Wilmington, Del., rillc powder, $42.30. 18804. Robert Gair Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., Haven, Conn., hammer spring compressors for 17434. Fairbanks Co., Colorado Build The corrugated boxes for rockets, $842.40. Marlin aircraft machine guns, $10,000. W’ashington, D. C., Foster universal tur iug, G1873. Fred G. Batchellor, receiver of Buf- ret lathe, $2,307. FOR ENGINEERING DIVISION. falo, Pitts Co., Buffalo, N. Y., machining, etc., 15278. Carbon Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. 18933. N. E. Westinghouse Co., Springfield, common steel shell, $57,500. itaudard armor plate, $125. Mass., exp. trigger motors for Browning ma- 17012. American Steel & Wire Co., Cleve- Americ.an Zinc & Chemical Co., Pitts 14813. chine gun, $2,334. land. Ohio. Bessemer screw stock steel, $22,- sulphuric acid, $(>20.55. burgh, Pa., 17128. Evans-Winter-Hebb, Detroit, Mich., 308.50. 18318. Weirton Steel Co., Weirton, W. Va. handbook No. 1976, $1,022, 10736. General Chemical Co., New Y’ork strip .steel, $7,400. 18990. The General Fire Proofing Co., City, N. Y'., sulphuric acid, $23,204. Drawn Steel Co., Beaver Falls 18702. Union Y'oungstown, Ohio, trays for fuzes, $11,200. 0851. Commanding Officer, Frankford Ar- stock steel, $4,15 per 100 pounds Pa., screw 18911. Liberty Ordnance (Corporation, New senal, Philadelphia, Pa., forging and machin- P. F. A. Manufacturing Co. 11050, Colt Y'ork City, 37 mm. high explosive shell, $2,700. ing 4.7 inch A. A. shrapnel, $435,000. Hartford, Conn. Fox Gun Co., Philadelphia ; 18790. Oneida Community (Ltd.), (jneida, R-1011. Shapiro Bros., New York City, Pa., increased facilities for Fox Gun Co.; N. Y'., lead plating boosters for 75 mm. shell, N. Y’.. bandoleers. $731.21. $50,800.43. , $1 508 25 15780. Commanding Officer, Picatinny Ar- 17047. Carnegie Steel Co., New Tork City, 18901. Commanding Officer, Frankford Ar- senal, Dover. N. J., loading, assembling, and bars, $0,200. N. Y., angle steel senal, Philadelphia, Pa., fuze seat liners, ream- packing shells, estimated, $138,490.95. Washington, D. C., brass 18002. Crane Co., ers for seat, $35,000. 2477. Illinois Steel Co., Wilkins Building, nipples, $32.72. Corporation, New AMENDMENT DOES NOT INCREASE QUANTITY. Washington, D. C., common shell steel billets, G1544. Deep Drawn Metal $48,930. additional Increased facilties, York Clfy, 16031. Bridgeport Brass Co., Bridgeport, 12048. Jones & Laughlin Steel Co., Pitts- $48,108. „ „ Conn., brass base covers for high-explosive burgh, Pa., common shell steel billets, $182,- Nemours & Co., 18508. E. I. Du Pont de shell (correction of clerical error) (no 700. trucking to Wilmington. Del., cannon powder change). G-1937. Anglo-American Carton I’roducts Aberdeen, Md., $7,35. 18285. Lukens Steel Co., Coatesville, Pa., Corporation, New Y'ork, bleached cotton lint- Car & Foundry Co., PO-533-CF. American soft-steel plates, change in deliveries (no ers, S139,267..50. spare parts, $225,000. New York, N, Y,, change), 15805. Continental Paper Bag Co., New Co., Chicago, 1()528. Dunbar Manufacturing York City, paper bags, $783.55. repair work on Art. supply truck, 11215. Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing 111,, Co., CoHumbus, Ohio, painting narrow-gauge 18201. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., $0,784.82. Del., nitrotice containers for Bridgeport, cars, $1,990.80. Wilmington, 8037. The Br,yant Electric Co., howitzer, $2,700. equipment for electric trucks, 14G30. Boston W^ire Stitcher Co., East Conn., tools and EXC-43. Hettrick Mfg. Co., Toledo, Ohio, no change, Greenwich, R. I., machine-gun bolts, $1,200. (ilobe Stamping Co., watering buckets, $400. 17153. Marlin Rockwell Corporation, New 17415. Machine & Cleveland, Ohio, adapters, antiaircraft, for Haven, Conn., modifying belt-loading ma-> SPECI.AL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 1. Browning machine gun, $7,450. chine. $180. Colt's Patent Fire Manufac- Lan- 8208. F. M. Garland. New York City, ma- 12902. Arms 16455. Lancaster Steel Products Co., turing Hartford, Conn., special work on terials for testing, $8,400. Co., caster. Pa., steel, $793.33. machine guns (experimental, etc.). $3,049.75. 10808. The Peck, Stown & Wilcox Co., J.0420. Kalbfleisch Corporation, New York Winchester A. Co.. New Haven, framing chisels, City, sulphuric acid, $013.48. CMG-91. R. Southington, Conn., socket 17030. The Beck Engraving Co., New York Conn., sample rear sights for rifle, $2.38. $7,127.04. drawings for Browning G1003. Wagner Electric Manufacturing Co., City, N. Y'., phantom SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGR.APH 2. machine gun, $500. St. Louis, Mo., heat treating high-explosive Machine Co., 19050. Van Dyke & Co. (Inc.), New Haven, shell, $150,880. 8310. The New Home Sewing Slocum Labora- etc., shell, Conn., handbooks for Marlin aircraft machine 7405. Slocum, Avram & Orange, JIass., machining, 155 mm. tories (Inc.), New York, change in f. o. b. $1,800,000. gun, $3,500. „ change). 15915. Epes Randolph, A. E. R. R.. Tucson, point of Q. sight rep. parts (no Connersville, \ SPECIAL SHEET, PAR.ACRAPH 3. transits with tripods, $3,741.97. .12261. McFarlan Motors Co.. Ariz., Louis, Mo., 11910. Michigan Motor Specialties Co., De- Ind., change in specifications of ammunition 921. La Clede Gas Light Co., St. Mich., labor and material for manufac- boxes (no change). pure toluol, $225,4)()0. troit, Slocum, Slocum, York turing belt links, $438.50. 5400. Avram & New SPECIAL. City, N. Y., change in f. o. b. point range 10259. National Conduit & Cable Co. (Inc.), ' *" 11373. Merck & Co., New York City, am- New York, loading machines, $10,485. quad. rep. parts (no change). 127(59. Toledo Bridge & (Irane Co., Toledo, monium persulphate. $.34,272. ALL M.VTEnlAL STILL NEEDED FOR PURPOSES OP Ohio, change in specifications and delivery 13035. National Cash Register Co., Dayton, NEW ARMY PROGRAM. of cartridge cases (no change). Ohio, insertion of clause, no change. 7009. Mclntyre-Burrall Co., Green Bay, officer Watcrvliet Ar- CONTRACT COMPLETED. 19010. Commanding Wis., change in delivery date of .Vrtillery N. firing mechanism and senal, Watervliet, Y„ bridles (no change). 18984. General Electric Co., Schenectady, 8-inch howitzer, $10,000. parts for Mongel Box Co.. Louisville, Ky., N. Y’., motors, shafts, blocks, etc., $4,500. Co., Peoria, 11908. 18935. The Holt Manufacturing painting packing boxes, $473.20. 19104. H. II. Pinuey, care of Peters Car- steering wheels and brackets, $202.80. HI , Spark Co., Toledo, tridge Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, traveling ex- Die Corporation. 7142. Champion Plug 19030. Greenfield Tap & Ohio, strip copper, $100, penses. $440. Little Giant full-mounted Greenfield. Mass., 14913. Logansport Casting Co., Logans- 18099. Kraeuter & Co., Newark, N. J., open- stocks, $1,798.20. port, Ind., name plates, $03.(50. hearth steel, $19,.337. I. Pont de Nemours & Co., 14585. E. Du G1371. Jletropolitan Engineering Co., 19089. Dayton Brass Castings Co., Dayton, Del., smokeless cannon po.wder, Wilmington, Brooklyn, N, Y,, trench mortar shell, $2,- Ohio, fitting containers and gas checks on $73,750. 518,706.00, Stokes trench-mortar shells. $621.07. Baltimore, 19011. Commanding officer Rock Island Ar- 0227. Van Dyke Printing Cip. (Inc.), New 19006. Bartlett-IIayward (5o., senal, Rock Island, 111., aluminum tool chocks Haven, Conn,, handbooks for Browning ma- Md., fuses, napthalene, shrapnel, etc., $099.20. and copper vise Jaws. $8,695.04. chine gun, $947.25, 2304. General American Tank Car Corpora- 9477. The Fairbanks Co., Baltimore, Md., 7093. Slocum, .Vvram & Slocum Labora- tion, Warren. Ohio, acid tank cars, $7.5(>0. Co., small tools for use on II. mobile repair shop, tories (Inc.), New York, change in f. o, b. 19038. Edward G. Budd Manufacturing $2,778..54. point test tools and gauges (no change). Philadelphia. Pa., ammunition box, bracket, 19054. Federal Printing Co., New York, 11009, Remington Typewriter Works, New bip^s, etc., $1,292.39. Buffalo, N. Y., N. Y"., liandbook No. 1977 mark 8 tank. $045. York City, bomb-release mechanism.s, tools 11309. Buffalo Forge Co.. 18114. Oxweld Acetylene Co.. 332 Munsey (amendment to F. P.), $2,315.70. forge chests, forge tool chests. $19,000. Building, Washington, D. C., welding appa- G1285. Atlantic Loading Co.. New Y’ork 0194. The Ri'mington Arms U. M. C. Co., ratus, $1,837. City, change In amount of bond in contract New Y'ork Citv, blank cartridges. $137,200. 19053. Peterson I>inotyping Co., Chicago, (no change). G537. Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling YIills, for shells. $29,892.50. 111., handbook No. 2003. $855. 15101. White, Gratwich & Mitchell (Inc.), Detroit, base covers 4785. Waltham Watch Co.. Waltham, Mass., North Tonawanda, N. Y„ change in packing- 11007. Scullln Steel Co., St. Louis, Mo., meclinnical time fuses, $2,800,000. box specifications, $13,300,215, cast-steel ingots, $15,570. 18994. Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.. New York 17105, Landers, Frary & Clarke, New Brit- 10882. .\merican Metal Co., New York City, Citv, steel trolleys and triplex chain blocks, ain, Conn., trench knives, $7,000. N. Y.. spelter. $55,394.01. Co., $812. 17479. 'fhe Conlev Foil Co., New Y’ork 2558. American Tube & Stamping soft strip steel. SC.095.03. officer Fraiikford Ar- Citv. lend foil cups for Livens projectors, Bridgeport. Conn., 18850. Commanding Y’ork City, senal. Frankford, I’hiladelphia, Pa., optics for $5.50. 2274. General Chemical Co., New acid, $3,717.53. master sights for mobile R. S.. $7,000. 1872. David Luptmi's Sons Co.. Philadel- sulphuric agent. New 18838. Tapllu lUco-Clerkin Co., Akron. Ohio, phia, Pa., change in spring of firing mecha- G1285. Atlantic Loading Co., rongh machinery recuperator forgings, $1,300. nisms, $173.31. Y'ork City, increased facilities, $567,)R)0. : :

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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

MATHUIAL FOR PDRPOSES OF NEW ARMY 7770. II. NEEDED R. Long, Framingham, Mass., Portsinnulh water ilevclopment : R. D. Wo.,1 1‘KOCRAM. paiuder packs, $20,000. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., valves, $s 17.89. 17047. Bentler llolingreii, Bridgeport, 1C018. Americnn MftiUs Works, Ccrman- & Phlladelplila ()uai t< imaHter lennlnal : ICen- town, I’a., Incendiary bullets, ?l.ti9l!.000. Conn., gauge designs, $1,200. nedy Valve Mu nufucturlug (.'o., Elmira, .S'. Y., 188-12. The lias Machinery t’o., Cleveland, 18262. Worcester Manufacturing Co., Wor- valves, $294. !)2. cester, Mass., Ohio, rough machined recuperator forgings, fuse sockets, $3. Camp Merritt, N. ,1. : Kennedy Valve Manu- ?3,8()o. facturing Co,, Elmira, N. V.. valve boxes, $.54. SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 1. I’hiladelpbia 18894. I’oole Knglue & Machine Co., Balll- quartermastiT terminal : .Nel- inore, .Md., 37 mm. semlauto. airplane cannon, 15132. Van Blerck Motor Co., Monroe, Mich., son Valve Manufaetuilng Co., Pbiluilelphiu, 6-cyliDder motors, $165.0(R). I’)^. valves. .$241.25. 14238. The Steel Bethle- 19014. The Federal rrintlng Co., .N'ew York Bethlehem Co., Philadelphia iinartermaster terminal : Nel- City, handbook No. 1981 heavy artillery mo- hem, I’a., rougli machine, etc., forging.s, son Valve Manufacturing Co., Phlladelpliiu, bile repair shop, lii930. $3,959,329.50. Pa., valves, .$525. 12645. Bethlehem Steel Co., Washington, Harwood's Mill water development : MATERIAI, STII.L NEEDED CURRENT BUSI- Nelson FOR D. C.. forging steel rounds, $339.51. Valve Manufacturing NESS. Co., I'biladelpiiin, I’a., 115()3. Turner & Seymour Manufacturing valve.s, $90. .S3. T. A. Olllespic Loading Co., agent. New Co., Torringron, Conn., 1-inch barrel roller I’ortsmouth water development : Kennedy Tork City, 155 mm. shell to be Ulled with ama- buckles, $7,693.25. Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y'., tol, 83110. valves, $847.89. 18792. West Steel Ca.stlngs Co., Cleveland, SPECI.VL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 3. Fort Keogh, Mont. : Kennedy Valve Manu- 5867. Ohio, cast-steel wheels, 8720. Smith & Wesson, ^ Springfield, Mass., facturing Co., Elmira, N. Y’., valve boxes $14. 18905. Morgan engineering Co., Alliance, loading clips for cartridges, $90^78-1. Fort Keogli, Mont. : Kennedy Valve Manu- Ohio, castings for artillery wheels, $922.05. 4193. Niagara Smelting Co., Niagara Falls, facturing Co.. Elmira, N. Y., li'vdrant, $46.03. (JlllOO. California Loading Co.j agent. Old N. Y., titauinm tetrachloride, $221,850. Hampton Hospital, Va. ; 8. B. Sexton Stove Hridgc, ,N. J„ Increased facilities (4 temporary 6370. Conraon SIcNeal Co., Kokomo, lud., & Manufacturing Co., Baltimore, ild., steam packing wartmouses) . $15,000. boxes for incendiary drop bomb,- tables, $640. $31,060. FOR EN01NEE,R1NG DIVISWMJ ACCOUNT. Portsmouth water development : Kennedy G632. New Y'ork Air Brake Co., New York, Valve M.ii. ufacturing GltiOO. California Loading Co., agent, Old Co., Elmira, N. Y., N. Y., biise covers for hlgh-e.xplosive shell, valves, Bridge, N. loading, $265.87. J., boosters allotted for $525,000. General .$500, Hospital 31, Pa.; Kennedy Valve 19005. International Fabricating Corpora- Ylanufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., valve boxes, $.50. tion, Wilkes-Barre, I*a., resizing dies, extra top sections for cartridges, $0,005. General Hospital 31, Pa. : Nelson Valve 10004. Wilion Tool & Manufacturing Co., Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, I’a., valves, Boston, Mass., gauges, pistons, checks, etc., CONSTRUCTION DIVISION $19.22. $38,570.50. Camp Sherman, Ohio : Aero Alarm Co., New 1S240. Buffalo Pitts Co., Buffalo, N. Y'., Y'ork, N. Y'., fire-alarm equipment. $2,090. machinery, etc., 4.7-inch common steel shell, Camp Hancock : Wire & Cable Section, New $1,500. The Construction Division of the Anny York. N. Y'.. electrical material, $127.50. 1S783. Wilson Foundry & Machine Co., Pon- has awiirdetl contracts as follows Whipple barracks. Genoral Hospital No. 20; tiac. Mich., 155 nini. seniisteol sludl, $500. Bryant Electric Co., Bridgeport, Conn.’, elec- Stuart. Va. : Gamewell Fire Alarm 19001. Morris Wheeler & Co., I’hiladelphia, Camp tric.al material, $24.27. Co., Newton Upper Falls, Mass., fire-alarm Pa., steel, $3,039 52. Fort Clarke, Tex. : Condit Electrical Man- boxes, 18942. International Arms & Fuze Co., New $450. ufacturing Co.. South Boston, Mass., switch- Norfolk : Tork City, miiuufucturlng adapters, etc., quartermaster terminal Berger board, $1,322.70. Bor. Co., Philadelphia, Pa., galvanized sheets, $80,000. -V., General : Con- $1,480. Hospital No. 22. Pennsylvania FOR INSI-ECTIO.V DIVISION. solidated Lamp & Glass Co., Coraopolis, Pa., Ind. Housing, Waterbury, Conn. ; War Serv- 1S612. Co., electrical The Atlantic Refining Philadel- ice Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe material, $316.25. phia, Pa., Curtis : Excelsior grease and express for and fittings. $1,280. Kay General Electric Co Washing- same, $3.41. ton. D. C., C. C. transformers, $479.62. Big Bethel Water Development : War Serv- 18895. Wilton Charleston depot : Co., Tool & Manufacturing Co., ice Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, R. H. Beaumont Boston, Philadelphia, Mass., inspection gauges for how’iizer. $2,340. Pa., coal handling equipment, $049.80. $1 0.50. Camp Pike, Ark. : War Service Bureau, AMBND.MENT DOBS NOT INCUEASD QUANTITY. Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, $175. (jeneral Hospital No. 22. Pennsylvania 13557. Wasson Piston Ring Co., New Bruns- Camp Pike, Ark. : War Service Bureau, Edison Lamp Works, Washington, D. C., lamps, $234. wick, N. ,T., change in delivery of proof pio- Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, $124. North Camp Jackson, S. C. : War Service jevtUes, no change. Camp Bragg. N. C. : The Casey-Hedges Co., 12544. Sterling Motor Car Co.. Brockton, Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe, Chattanooga. Tenn., boiler stands. $358 GO. Mass., painting packing boxes, $1,499,94. $50. Norfolk quartermaster terminal: Belkuap- CF-125. Walter Scott & Co.. Plainfield, North Camp Jackson. S. C. : War Service Mor.an-Ailen Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., putty, Bureau, cast-iron pipe, N. .1., regarding purchase hy company of In- Washington, D. C., $1,176.75. creased facilities, no change. $37. YValter Reed General Hospital : Thos. Ind. Housing, Aberdeen, Jfd. : War Service 2518. Russell & Irwin Aianufacturing Co., Sumerville Co., Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast-iron pipe and Washington, D. C., plumbing Now Britain. Conu., gauges used by Inspecting material. $331.32. Ofiicer, $795.29. fittings, $285. Charleston port terminal : General Electric R1118D. Standard Distilling Distributing Portsmouth water development : R. D. Wood & Co., Washington, D. C., brackets, $1.20. Co.. Tork, grain & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., valves, $282.63. Now alcohol. $77.17. Joffersouville quartermaster Int. storage} 12S32. International Arms & Fuze Co., Port.smouth water development : McNab & depot : American Eleetrlea'l Heater Bloomfield, Harlin Manufacturing Co., New York, N. Y., Co., De- N. J., sectionalizing fuses, no troit. Mich., heaters, $405. change. cast-iron flanged fittings, $168 89. Portsmouth water development : McNab & 4295. A. O. Smith Corporation, Mflwaukee, Army supply base. Now Orh'ans : Kennedy Harlin Manufacturing Co.. New York, N. Y., Wis.. II. C. drop bombs-correetion of Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., valve error, no C. I. flanged fittings, change. boxes, $75. $89.65. Portsmouth water development : McNab & 16(1.53. Tlteflex Metal Hose Corporation, Army supply base. New Orleans : Crane Co., Harlin Mamifaeturing Co.. New York. N. Y., Newark, N. J.. miscellaneous, 92. Chicago, 111., valves, $761.89. $85 C. I. flanged fittings, $557.05. 5440. The Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, Portsmouth water development : Lynchburg I’ortsmouth water development : McNab & 111., caterpillar trailer for 4.7-inch antiair- Foundry Co., Lynchburg, Va.-, cast-iron fit- Harlin Manufacturing Co. New York. N. Y., craft gnn, .$2,053.14. tings, $9. C. I. flanged fittings. $66.68. 16997. Seneca Iron & Steel Co., Buffalo, Raritan Arsenal, N. J. : Kennedy Valve Portsmouth water development : Glamorgan K. y., black sheet steel. $924. Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., valve boxes, Pipe & Foundry Co.. Lynchburg, Y'a., 14995. American Ever $66. C. I. Ready Works, Long pipe.4ind fittings. $130. Island City, N. Y., change in delivery (late of Raritan Arsenal, N. J. : Kennedy Valve Charleston port terminal : Lynchburg lights and shields, no change. Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., hydi-ants. Foun- dry Co., Lynchburg, Y'a., cast-iron "fittings. 17571. W. A. Austin. Washington. D. C., $44.39. $180. extension of time for Mark VIII drawings, no Philadelphia quartermaster terminal : Ken- change. nedy Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., Charleston port terminal : -General Electric Co.. 9065. David Lupton’s Sons Co., Philadel- valves, $1,124.50. Washington, D. C., electrical material, $558. phia, Pa., change in specification of firing Raritan Arsenal, N. J. : Kennedy Valve mech.anisms, $3,460.48. Manufacturing Co., Elmira. N. Y., valves, Camp Grant, III. ; Kirk & Blum, Cincinnati, 8027. Lichtenberger-Forguson Co., Los $86 50. Ohio, roof flashings, $590.10. Angeles. Cal., rifle scabbards, $6 687.50. Port Monroe, Va. : Gurney Heater Manu- Camp Sherman, Ohio : Kirk & Blum, Cin- 7444. Wostboro Trunks & Brg Co., West- facturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., boilers, $490. cinnati, Ohio, roof flashings, $278.40. horo. Mass., carrying cases for meter base Portsmouth water development : McNab & Camp Knox : Kirk & Blum. Cincinnati, Ohio, ran,ge finder, $1,700. Harlin Manufacturing Co., New York, N. Y., roof flashings. $297.30. 0723. Westinghouse Electric & Manufactur- cast-iron flanged fittings, $615.44. Camp Abraham Eustis, Y’a. : Kirk & Blum, ing Co., East I’ittsburgh. Pa., additional work Portsmouth wrfter development : McNab & Cincinnati, Ohio, roof fla.shings, $146.10. on rifle grenades. $100,929.90. Harlin Ma. ufacturing Co.. New York, N. Y., Camp Jockson, S. C. ; Kirk & Blum, Cin- 16004. Illinois Steel Co.. Chicago, 111., com- cast-iron flanged fittings, $192.97. cinnati, Ohio, roof flashings, $112.50. mon sheet steel billets, $163,465. Portsmouth water development : Nelson West Point artillery camp : Kirk & Blum, CME-105. Grant Motor Car Corporation, Valve Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, Ohio, roof flashings, $1,122.30. Cleveland, Ohio, antiaircraft trailers. valves, $90.83. Brooklyn Army supply base ; Ross Heater $54,009.45. Portsmouth water development : Nelson Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., expan- Valve Manufacturing Co., .SUPPLEMENTAL-REDUCING OR CANCELING. Philadelphia. Pa., sion joint, $6. valves. $90 S3. Walter Reed General Hospital : Lynchburg 4189. Ritter Manufacturing Co.. Philadel- Camp Pike. Ark. : Rensolaer Valve Co., Troy, Foundry Co., Lynchburg, Y’a., pipe and fittings, phia, Pa., tin containers for fuses, $37,138.70. N. y., valves and boxes, $34.20. $3,025. : ;

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LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Portsmouth water development: Glamorgan Mtrs. 1265. International Harvester Co., Pipe & Foundry Oo., Lynchburg, Va., cast-iron Chicago, III., 300 model G 2-ton chassis, unit price, $1,803 type bodies for chassis, pipe, $-50. PURCHASE AND STORAGE ; A 300 Norfoilc quartermaster terminal : Westing- including bows but not tarpaulin, unit price, house Kleetrlc & Manufacttiring Co.. Washing- $117.85; extra for 300 cab tops and storm

ton, I). C., electrical material, $1,070.74. aprons attached, $35 each ; extra for handling

Norfolk quartermaster terminal ; George and carriage of seat, body, furnishing the is li.ot purchase Cutter Co,. Houth IJcnd, lud., electrical ma- The following a of mounting sills, holding-down irons, and mount- terial, .$120.00. orders and contracts passed by the Boai'd ing body, complete, on 300 chassis, $31 per chassis, Philadelphia qup.rtormaster terminal : Wil- of Review, office of IJirector of Purchase $013,930. liamsport Uadiator Co., Williamsport, Pa., EMEItOEXCY PCItCIIASES APPROVED BY TEI.CGRAM. miscellaneous iron, $500. and Storage, War Departmeut Kup. to contract 18. Frank Lindsay, Camp Bragg, N. C. : Midwest Engine Co,, 10, 25, January 1919. Wa.shington, i). C., pumps, $000. 38, Portsmouth, Va.. 5,000,000 pounds potatoes. $120,000. During January pounds shall Port.smouth water development : Kennedy Purchase orders and contracts under $25,000 450.000 Valve Manufacturing Co., Elmira, N. Y., made ou open-market purchase or let to lowest be diverted, contractor to receive actual differ- valves, $103.04. bidder and submitted to the board for con- ence of increase freightage over Camp Lee, Va. to Camp Forest, Lytle, Ga., 300,000 S. B. Housing, Tx>rain : Hart & liegeman sideration after execution and delivery : — Jlanufacturin.g Co.. Hartford, Conn,, electrical 1C090. Shaw-Walkcr Co., Washington, D. C., pounds, at $2.80 ; Camp Gordon, Ga.. 150.000 material, $47.43. 134 filing sections. 18-drawor, 3 by 5 inehes, poui^s, at $2.70 per 100 pounds; shipments will be continucHawaii ; American La France Itounds turkey, $13,4-15.87. cisco, fuel oil distillate to furnished shall Fire Euginc Co., Elmira, N. Y., Ford chemical 13549-PH. Armour & Co., Chicago, 111., ; be “ ” instead car, $l,2.‘'d>. 100, OCO pounds frc.sh beef. $23,523. be engine distillate, regular grade of distillate conforming to specifications in Camp Knox, Ky. : Aero Alarm Co., New 8C51-er galicn, Tex. : one-eighth each quantity to receivers and truus- $G,S40. Antonio. Co., Meriden, Conn., 200 contraev calls for 7G. Gay Oil Co., Little Rock. Ark., 2,000 supply officer. El l^so, Tex. ; mitter.s. different sizes. gallons light motor oil, at 40 cents per gallon ; 67.500 200 gallons medium motor oil, at 42 cents per Sup. to contract dated October 2.". 1918. gallon, $884. Frank Lindsay (no address shown), 5.000.000 77. Standard Oil Co. of Ohio. Cleveland, pounds potatoes, inclusive of contract $2,200 AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU Ohio, 3G.000 gallons motor gasoline, at 24.5 over amount originallj' specified. Furnish to cents per gallon. $8,820. C.amp Forest. Lytle. Ga., 400,OOO pounds at Ga., Contracts over SZSftGO. $2.80 per 100 pounds ; to Camp Gordon. the amount called for l)y c.amp quartermaster, Texas Co., New York City, 1,470,000 gal- Aircraft Production, C7. said amounts to be deducted from the con- Tito lUirean of lon.s 18-20 fuel oil, at G.4 cents per gallon, tract amount of 5.000.000 pounds which were IVnsbington, D. C., has awarded contract.s $94,080. to be delivered to Camp Lee. Va. The basic 1354G-PII. Swift & Co., Chicago, 111., 700,000 to the. following: contract price is not changed by this agree- Sugar-cured hams, lo to 20 pound pounds ment, the difference in the deliveroiT prices at of York, range, at $0,411 per pound. $287,700. standard Aero Corporation New the new destinations being merely an adjust- J., spare parts for E-1 plane, 18. Ohio Cities Gas Co., Columbus Ohio, Elrzahelh, N. ment duo to the ineluding freight rales to gallons gasoline, at 24 cents $001.48. 550,000 motor those points. Deliveries shall be continued to Corporation. gallon, $132,000. Wrighl-Martln Aircraft New per Lee. Va., as c.alled for by Ih-e camp quar- Mich., 128 Camp Itfunswiek, N. .L, 3 sots connecting rod rcam- Mfrs. 1000. Dodge Bros., Detroit, termaster, before March 31. 1919, up to the each ; 128 special khaki er.s, H-S engines. $900. roadsters, at $808 original amount of 5.000,000 pounds loss Aircraft Corporation, New lops, at $10 each 128 Simms magnetos, at Wrlght-Martin ; amounts to Camps Gordon and Forest. No .1., repairs connecting rods, each 128 magneto locks, at $1.00 P.runswick, N. 36 $12.(50 ; more than 5.000.000 pounds is to bo uolivered tires, H-S engines. $270. each ; extra for 128 oversize 33 by 4 under tho two agreements. . Ford aiotor Co., Detroit, Mich., 4 items front and roar, at $3G—$122..'i47.52. spare parts for Liberty “12." $8,729.20. GSC-1309-N. Unbreakable Mirror Co., tlaek- January 29, 1919. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron. Ohio, otCstown, N. J., S.i by 5 inch trench mirrors,

insi ruction manuals for 84,000 cubic feet at $0.3808 each ; 125,000 pieces f. o. b. above Purchase orders and contracts under $25,000 dirigible type Fa (10). $25. place, wrapped 12 In package, 0 to 12 dozen made ou open market purchase or let to lowest

Fiuron S. Betts (Inc.), Brooklyn, N. Y.. packages In cardboard box ; 4 cardboard boxes bidder, and submitted to tho board for con- pl'.otographlc albuius 15 by 12 Inches, loose of 12 dozen each, or 8 cardboard boxes at 0 sideration after execution and delivery. leaf (81. $20. dozen each, shall eonstitutc a wooden box 2-15272. Hershey Chocolate Co.. Hershey, Ohio llubl.er Co.. Cleveland, in half- Ohio, radiator boxes not to contain over 140 pounds, I Pa.. 1G4.40-1 tins, breakfast cocoa hose eouuoctlons (Hisp. Suiza). $50.28. $42,100. ' pound tins, $0.13745, $22,597.33. ;; ; ;

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l.'fM. Till' ToIi'Uo Malabon, Cotton Mills 58. Stumlanl Oil Co. of New Jersey, Now January 30, 1919. (Iiif.l, Maiitin, 1*. 1. -110 [ilpcps liona, AI, York, N. Y., 825,000 gallons motor gasoline, I’urcliase ordcr.s and coiitracis under $25,000 yards, ;12 IikIips widP, n.t PO.(57. Uo- at $0,240, $202,050. mad(' on open market ijiirclmso or lot to low- duppd to United States curroucy at t’2 for ijil, Mtrs. 1010. Contineutul Motor.s Corpora- Cet bidder, siibmlUeil to the board for S7.dOO.'ln5. tion, Muskegon, Mich., spare parts for Con- and conisderutlon after execution and delivery : X;> Cmlaliy PacUiuK Co., Los An- tinental N motor.s, 3J by 5i Indies, used in 13-LA-lO. We.vl-Zuekormaii & Co., I.o.s Au- gplis. Cal., bl.dOO pounds frpsli lipof, $7,315.40. AA ehassi.s, $171,008.81. g(4cs. (,'al., pound.-i fre.sh potatoes, at 1;!-1jA-(>. llauspr I’acking Co.. Los Angeles, 155.3. C. A. Brlg.gti Co., Cambridge, Mass., 400,000 $2.5!) per pounil 40,000 fresh onions, at $2.03 Cal., 100.000 pound.s I'rosli lippf, $24,470. 30.000 carton.s candy, Boston wafers, 24 2- ; per pound $11,412. 770-1-1. Itevpre Sugar Kptlning Co., I’os- ouneo rolls (o carton, $0.00 per carton, ; 11209. Anchor Wphliing Co., Pawtucket, ton. .Mass., 275,000 pouud.s gramiluted sugar, $27,000. R. L, 028,004 yani.s, il-lucli unbleached com. $O.OH7!i, $24,172.50. Iu52. W. F. ReliraITt & Rons Corporation, woven, gross yards, 20. l/.nvton Kollning Co., Lawton, Oltla., Boston, Ma.ss., 120.000 cartons chocolate bars, stay binding, at $1.10 $4,797.25. 35,250 gallon.s gasoline, $(1,090.21. assorted, 24 packages to. carton, at $0,843 2-15378. Riinkel Bros., Nev/ Y’ork City, 113. Carstons I’aelting Co., SoattlP, Wash., per carton, net, $101,100. 15.000 at 40.000 pounds fresh beef at 23.25 cents per cartons milk chocolate almond, $1, pound. $0,300. EMi:UGE,N-Cr PURCn.t.SES APPROVED 1!Y TEREGRAlt. $15,000. Alton, N. Y., 120,000 11182. I.iberty-Dur.gln (lue.), Haverhill, 1558. Beacon Chocolate Co., Boston, Mass., 2-15450. C. F. Burns, Mass.. 28,312 (roinplete) cases, canvas, for 40.000 cartons chocolate fruit bars and pea- pounds ovaporated apples, $15,300. 2-15401. 15. North Rose, X. Y'., aiming poles, $10. 818. 40. nut bars, 24 to package; to carton all at $0.85 T. Welch, 120.000 pounds evaporated apples, $15,300. 11105. 10. 10. 'i'aylor Co.. Hnston, Mass., 10,- per carton net, $34,000. _ 2-15452. Bown Bros., Bast Rochester, N. Y'., 770 i-air.i tap.s (half soles), $0.05, $10,900.50. 1.550. Massachusetts Chocolate Co., Boston, evaporated apples, $22,950. 2-15453. McMalh Ullhert Co., Wehster, Mass., 250,000 cartons chocolate candy bars, 180.000 pounds Sub. 1710. 'The George Close Co., Canibridgi’, N. Y.. $110,000 pounds evaporated apples, 24 packages to carton, at $0.00 per carton, candy, chocolate fudge $11,7!:0. $225,000. JIass.. 18,000 cartons bars, 24 bars to carton, at $15,300. 13847-PlT. Orldley Dairy Co., Milwaukee, $0.85, liV Sub. 1713. Co.. 25,000 Wis., 29,802 pounds butter, issue, tubs, CONTRACTS APPROVED TIIH SAN FRANCISCO Crystal Confectionery HOARD OF REVIEW. cartons candy, assorted, almond, pecan, and $14,707.33. , cream bar.s, 24 to carton, at $0.90, 15304-U. Douglas Co., Cedar Ilapids, Iowa, Services. coconut a $22,500. 90.000 packa.ges corn starch, all at $0,054, January 4. 191.0. Henrix Luehbort Manufac- Smith Co., $5,181. Rub. 1714. The Bradley, New turing Co., Ran Francisco, Cal., repairing of Haven, Conn., 15,000 cartons chocolate coco- 2-13011. The PAiirniont Creainery Co., Buf- 15 wall tents and 127 pyramid tents, $3 each, nut bars, 21 plece.s to carton, at $0.90, falo. N. y.. 30.574 pounds butter, issue, tubs, $420. $13,500. at .80 480508, $17,570.20. 5150. Henry C. Peterson (Inc.), San Fran- Sul). 1715. J. S. Bell Confectionery Co., 2-15325. Swift & Co., Trenton, N. J., 20,000 cisco, Cal. (tow boat). Furnish a barge less Camln-idge, Mass., 0,000 cartons candy, as- pound:; sugar-cured hams. $0,900. 45.000 gallons capacity for transporting fresh sorted, at $0.90 each. $5,400. 2-'15327. .John T. Porter , each; American Beauty, 63/93j, at Government at St. Louis took lire and most of 133. Armour & Co., Washington, D. C.. 1,600 each the duck destroyed. Contractor is to use some of $1,405 ; Defender 81/00, at $1.45 each ; bottles Peptone, Armour’s, 1 pound in bottle, 81/99, at $1.58 each; (73/935, at $1.251 -each this duck and to receive 35 cents per tent ; at $6, $9,600. more than stipulated. 'There v.'cre tents 81/931, at $1.50 each ; Pride of the Fields, 1,940 2-15265. Genespo Jam Kitchen, Geneseo, 81/90, at $145 each; 81/99, at $1.58 each; made of this salvaged duck. Original verbal N. Y.. 01,751 No. 2 cans quince jam, $17,907.79. Iloricon, agreement. 81/90, at $1.00 each ; 81/99, at 4-7414. (Wm. Silver & Co., Factors), W. S. $1.70 each; 81/931, at $1.06 each; 63/931, Sup. 2941. Fitwell Knitting Co.', Cohoes, Spcnccr, Rocks, Md., 127,440 cans No. 2 to- at $1,405 each, to include the cost of com- N. Y'., 150,000 undershirts, 150,000 drawers. matoes, $13,275. mercial packing, $75,752.35. Bale in accordance with specifications for sum Sub. 1710. Lovell & Covel Co., Boston, Ma.ss., 13782-Pn. Beatrice Creamery Co., Denver, of .$0.50 per bale. 5.000 cartons candy chocolate nut cakes, large Colo.. 108,302 pouTlds butter, issue, tubs, Sup. to S. F. 731. Sanford Simons & Co., size to carton (not), at $1.75 (20 cakes to $78,032.09. New Y'ork City, Venetian cloth, 33.000 yards carton), $8,750. 13783-Pn. Beatrice Creamery Co.. Denver, 3-2 inches, black. Material is now in bond at Sub. 1707. New Ihigland Confectionery Co., Colo., 72,730 pound.s butter, issue, tubs, warehouse of Baker & Williams, 380 West Boston, M.sss., 15,000 cartons candy chocolate $3-1,745.38. Twelfth Street, Now York City. Desirous that bars, $13,500. 13S4S-PII. The Jfedlna Count.v Ci’camcry said material be retaine

$1,400.92. Wis.,’ badger and screw jacks. Reduce 5,000 10.000 gallons motor gasoline, at 24 cents ; 5() jacks. kerosene, at 13 cents, $2,406.50. Contracts ov^' $25,000. to 2,000 No. 4 Perfection screw $3.60 gallons e; oh. Reduce contract from $28,500 to 72. Atlantic Refining Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 57. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, New $1 6,700. The 5,000 No. 7 badger jacks at 25.000 gallons motor gasoline, at 24 cents cents ; York, N. y., 150,000 gallons motor gasoline, $1.90 each ; $9,000 in addition to above to re- 750 gallons kerosene, at 13 100 gallons $33,750. main the same. mineral cvlimler oil, at 30 cents, $6,127. ; ;; ";

40 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY C, 1919.

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^,!ST OF GOVERNMEN’r CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS 1

299. William Scllors & Co., I’Mladelphia, 36 by 10, at $73.85 (solid pressed on) — Motors 807. Locomobile Co. of America, I’a.. universal tool grinder, without motor, $63,518.50. Bridgeport, Conn., 8 Locomobile limousines, motor, Detroit. Mich., ,?1.850 ; universal tool grinder, without Mtrs. 1855, Ford Motor Co., $65,600. ¥1.975. $:j.S25. parts for 2.000 Ford cars, in quantities and Motors 2129. General Motors Truck Co., 78. Ga.v Oil Co., Little Rock, Ark., 85,000 iit prlee.s .stii>ulated iu attached schedule, PoDtUic. Mivh., miscclltineous spare parts for gallons I’notor gasoline, at 1!> cents : 2.000 $502,131.92, I; ss 331 per cent discount, MTC France 2/12 for Camp llolahird, Balti- gallons kerosene oil, at llj cents. S 10.380. $167,377.30; tiicn a further rcsiuction on some more; 1/12 Ciuiip Jessup, Ga. ; 1/12 motor

82. Couewango Refining Co., Warren, I’a., of tlie items marked of (>'f, per cent, $26,817.20, transport ofiicer. Fort Sam Houston, Tex. than

1 200 gallons i.iherty aero oil, at 49 cents. plus a chiirge of $12,317.60 for packing for Autonio) ; 1/12 for distribution motor trans- to l 1'12 • jl

•¥2 300. 10446. I’irika Cliocolate Co.. BrooklyT., N. Y'., coiisideration after executiou and delivery ; 85. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, Chicago, 50.000 cartons ciiocolate-coated candy bars, Motors 2274. Wbccler Schebl.'r Carbureter 111.. 2.000 gallons motor ga.solinc, at 23.7 cents, at $0.90 per carton, 24 pieces to carton, Co., Indiauf.polis, Ind., 75 sets of carbureter ¥010 20 . $45,000. puts for Harley-David.son motor cycles, 100.1X10 SO. Crystal Oil Works, Oil City, Pa., 10438. Corn Products Co., New York City, $5,027.25. gallons motor ga.soline, at 19s cents: 1,000 670.000 pounds corn starch. $35,175. Motors 2320. White Co.. Cleveland, Ohio, gallon.s gravity fuel oil, at 10 cents. .¥19.410. 10441. Colgate & Co., New York City. 254.- 1 lot spare parts for While mod I T. B. C. 81. Standard Oil Co. of Ohio. Cleveland, 000 pounds soap (issue, 1-pound cakes), $0,093 2-tou class A motor trucks, $22,300.74. Ohio. 5.000 gallons kerosene oil. at 12J cents; per pound. $25,872. Motors 2275. We.stfield Manufacturing Co., 15.000 gallons floor oil. at 22 cents, .$3 925. 10442. Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Co., Brooklyn N. Wcslliclit, Mass., 00 sets sparc_parts for West- Pa., 83. Union Petroleum Co., Philadelphia, Y., 3,000,000 packages chewing gum, $7ti,800. field m.ilititry bicycle.s, $17,918.79. 7.000 gallons light motor oil. specification Motors 2279, Wheeler Scbehler Co., Indian- motor RCX'PLE.ME.VT.VL CONTRACTS. 3502, at 34J cents: 300 gallons medium apolis, 'Ind., 100 sets carbureter parts in. oil. at 38 cents, ¥3.529. Supplement to FF-9C-2-51. Standard Oil quantities and amounts iu attached list, per 84. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. Chio.ago, $ll4.;i4 Co. of New Jersey, New York Gily, kerosi-ue set : $11,434. 111.. 85,000 gallons motor gasoline, at 23 cents cents 11210. Russel Manufacturiug Co.. Middle- oil ; llie unit price is changed from 9.5 2 500 gallons kerosene oil, at 12i cents, yards 1.1-inch O. D. per gallon to Hi cents per gallon in steel town, Conn , OO.O^O ¥19 802..50. drum increasing contract from $242.25 to webbing, halter, $.5,700. "Oil Little Rock, Ark., 1,000 ; 79. Gay Co., $293.25. ."865. Mc-'-iester Fuel Co.. McAIester, Okia., gallons light motor oil, at 40 cents; 1,800 Supplement to motors 1374. Peerless Motor 2.200 ions coal, lump, bituminous, $4.50 oil, cents 050 gallons mefi00. contract calls for 1,366 at $4.50 cac!', total 20075 Held Bro.s., El Paso, Tex., 575 tons No. 1 filfaifa hay. $14,375. Mtrs. 2120 Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co., Buf- $6.147 ; now this agreement provides as fol- falo. N. Y., 1 set spare pirt.s for maintenance lows: Bale for overseas iu a liisnnor satisPic- 354. Houston Packing Co.. Houston. Tci,, 850. of 100 I’ieree Arrow 2-ton true ks for peidod of tory to the United Statons total of- 302 hales 20.000 pounds ham, at $0 .8425. $6 ; Ind., six months in (juautities and of design shown at $0,955 per itale, or increase of $288.41 over 20059. Taliewanda Grain Co.. Portland, on list. ¥55 093.92, less 20 per cent, ¥11,018,- original figures. 200 tons No. 1 timothy hay, $5,643. Grain- Co.. St. 78—¥44,075.14. •Supplement 5487. White Co.. St. Louis, Mo. 20065. Langeniterg Bros. Louis. 3(H) tons 2 timothy hay. $8,400. 50. Standard Oil Co., of New Jersey, New (liat parts listed in the original contracts are Mo . No. Fire Co., Cincinnati. York City, 404.700 gallons motor gasolene, at canceled and llie following parts for 11-ton 166. Grane.s Fox Engine 22A cents, ¥91.057.50. White trucks which were actually delivered by Ohio. 1 triple comliination nutomatie chemical : one 2! -inch soft suc- Mtrs. 1420. Swineliart Tiro & Rubber Co., White Co to Camp Funston. Kans.. timl r r’afe and hose truck, at $10,000 tion outfit, consisting of two 20-foot lengths of Akron. Ohio, 1,420 casing.s, 35 by 5, at $35.40, of July 10. 1918, are substituted ; 48 Wiseman soft suction hose with 2J.-inch couplings at- ¥01,688. magneto points, short w/ spring, $2.58 : 7 tached. and 1 Siamese engine Y haWng one 4V Mtrs. 1268. Velie Motors Corporation. Mo- transmission complete W/ gears w '' soring, 2?.-incU Avitb gate valves, at 111.. iiich and two outlet line. 25 Velie 3J-ton model 26-B chassis, S.332.26 ; 6 engine frames, .$72.23 ; 70 O^S S .898. $10,098. at $2,920 each, total, $73,125 : extra for fur 7-55 eng-'n-' pistons .$5 01 : 35 Carl) hot-air Purchase orders or eoramoditlcs purchased iiishiiig seat, top. and storm apron, class It sieves. .80.73; 2 TCB steering columns com- a< hoard of trade or exchange prices, on food l;od.v, inelnding bows but not tarpaulin, at .$200 nlrte, 874.20 ; 4 crankshafts $77.94 ; 1 GK mo- adminislrntioii allotment, commandeer order, eacli, total of contract, $78,125, plus a sum lar complete w/ oarb, $650.06; 1 Wiseman mag- or by embarkation service. C(iuivalent to $93 75 each, or $2,343.75. rep’-e- meto for above motor. $47.28; 12 mud guards, 11238, Tanners Cut Sole Co., Boston, Mass., senfing war t.sx on sale of trucks, $80,468.75. $12.04: 12 mud guards. $12.04: 4 flywheel 102.176 pairs half soles. $66,414.40 1IC-769-C. National Enameling & Stamping and clutch complete. $48.15 : 2 front axles TBC 11240 Tanners Cut Pole Co.. P.nston. Mass., Co., Wasliiiiglon, 1>. C.. 22 000 large kettles for complete knuckles, $119.26; 2 TBC roar w/ lGl,25l> pairs half soles, $10-,816 40. Lilierty rolling kitchens, $14.3.000. nx’ca complete with hcnri’'g 'll fittings le.s.s 248. Ford Motor Co., Detroit. Mich., 900 wheels. $515.61; total. '$6.194. 55. prr.cnASB transactions approved. anibulaiiees with equipment, at $613.96: 900 Supplement to 5149-S. Intern.ational Shoe extra equipments, at $68.20; $630,520.92. Co.. St. Louis, Mo., nietallio fastened shoos; 105-Phiia. .\. F. Bornot Bro. Co Philadel- S734-G. Dyer Packing Co.. Vincennes, Ind., original contraet 60,000 pairs 87 70, and for phia. Pa., for diy cleoiiyig mattressp.^ and serv- 100.032 No. 1 cans pork and beans, at $0,074 chrome nd.an bends, if any. .87.75 per pair ice hats during 'the period beginning .Tamiary 9,1919. ending June 30. 1919. at priot's stated; can : 450.000 No. 3 cans pork and beaus, at now this agreement provides f'at use of toe $0,178 can. $87..502.3G. plates and hob nails was di.seontiiiuod on re- mnttrcs.ses, $175 each: numlier cleaned per «nt-s Mtrs. 1432. United Slates Tire Co., Now rcipt of letter from Office of Director of Pur- day. 500; service h,".ts, 4 each; luiml'er clc'ancd !la.y. 5,000 garments to be called York City, casings and tubes. 700 casings, chase and Storn.ge under date of Novcndicr 30. p r ; for d.-flvered the I’hlladciphia depot; 31 I).v 4. at $13.88; 100 casings, 35 by 4A, 1918: approxin’.atfiy 52.794 pairs have tmen and at at $28.92; 650 casings. .35 liy 5. .at $30.40; or will if inaimfaci tired without the use of toe $1,50.000. l)y 14077 CS. .Tolin Agar Co., Chicago 111., 75 casings. 36 6, at $55 ; 250 casings, :!7 by plates and lioli nails, which shoes are to bo 750.000 piinud.s fresh lieef. chilh-il. $192,093.75. r>. at $38.28: 2.875 tubes, 28 liv 3. at $1.19; j-airi fur lit 5 cents less per pair than stlpu- 14076-CS. Chicago Packing Co., riiie.ago. 111., 1.600 lubes. 31 by 4. at $2.21 ; 450 tubes. 35 by lattsl in the original contract; approximate pouiid.s fro^h beef, ebilled, $64 031.25. 4'. at $2.96; 1.000 tubes, 35 by 5, at $3.57; total decrease of $2,639.70. 250.000

400 tubes, 37 hv 5. at $3.72 ; 200 tubes, 38 by 7,

' CONTRACTS NOT CXECrTED (lUKVIOr.S Ai rllOVAT. ti' at $.8.82 : $141,634.25. 14083-CS. Cleveland Provision Co., Clove- nOAltO or REVIEW CANCEl-EIl). laud, Oliio, pouuils frozen 500,000 beef, Motors 1924. General Motor Truck Co.. Pon- $129,812.50. ARCHITECT OF TRS.4SURY tiac. Mich.: miscellaneous spare parts for-AA 140S7-CS. Armour & Co., Clilcago. 111., ehassi.s, $161,483.76. 990 Olio pounds fresh pork, at $0.2750 per 299 William Sellers & Co.. Philadelphia, pound. $272,250. Pa.; 1 Universal tool grinder. 82.055; 1 Uni- Tlio Supervising Arciiitect of the Treas- Mtr.s 1511. Fisk Rubber Co.. Waslilngton, versal tool grinder. $2,180; $4,235. D. ury has awartlotl tlie fbllowing contract: I ISO tires. :l(5 by 4. at ¥24.50; 264 tires, 24.8. Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., 900 office : Mi.scelln neons ?e.i,90 ambulances comnh'te aud 900 extra sets Portsmouth (Va.) post , .315 tivcs, III., 40 by 0, at $45 ; 418 tires. equipment, $671,734. changes, Wm. Grohno Co., Joliet, $2,740.