0Mffrtalk .Uli PUBLzSHED DAILY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. J. GOVERNMENT Activities

VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. No. 503 Explanation of Rehabilitation DISCHARGE OF MEN BEGUN FROM COMBATANT RANKS; Plans Given to Each Disabled TOTAL NOW DESIGNATED IN Soldier Upon His Return to U.S. THE U.S. OVER A MILLION COMPENSATION FOR ALL CONDITIONS AT BREST OUTLINED LIST IS ANNOUNCED Statement by Surgeon Gen- INREPORT FROM GEN. HARBORD BY GENERAL MARCH eral Ireland of Army Is "Were Very Bad But Are Im- Nearly 300,000 Additional Placed in Hands of All Ill proving Daily," Says Cable- Men in France Assigned and Wounded-Will Re- gram to Secretary Baker. for Early Convoy-Status ceive Warm Welcome, But Press interview with the Secretary of of Emergency Army Offi- Is Soldier Still and Should War, January 3, 1919: cers Desiring Commis- Continue to Act as One. I have received from Gen. Harbord the following cable in regard to conditions sions in the Regular Army The War Department makes public the at Brest: Awaiting Congress Action. following statement by the Surgeon Gen- " Climatic conditions at Brest due to Casualties Among Amer- eral of the Army, which is being put into .d~ily rain are the worst of any port at every returned disabled sol- the hands of our disposal in France, but the lack of ican Troops at Archangel. dier: I Upon your arrival at the port you deep water at other ports force certain Questions and Answers. will be sent to a debarkation hospital for ships to come to Brest, the one port they a very brief stay. From there you will can enter. The policy of beginning the Statement to the press by Gen. March, b sent to the general hospital, base hos- January 4, 1919: center, the nearest evacuation of our troops immediately pital, or convalescent men for release to your own home. Of course, when after the armistice and the order to fill The designation of it may be from the Army has reached a point now special treatment is required all available shipping forced the evacu- where we have come to the combatant to have you sent to the hospital ation of troops through Brest before any necessary during the week I have where there are facilities for this treat- construction works suitable to an embar- divisions, and ment. If your condition is such that you kation camp could be completed. authorized orders to be issued to begin the do not need hospital treatment, you will " Work on this embarkation camp and discharge of men from combatant divi- be sent to a convalescent center in an on the necessary port facilities to convert sions, and to proceed through them gradu- your home until en- a small port into a live embarkation port ally. The number of men designated for Aimy camp nearest is now tirely recovered and ready for discharge. has been going on steadily for some time discharge in the United States 1,004,000. The list follows: Cure of Sick and Wounded. night and day. Conditions were very bad and are far from what we plan at the Depot brigades, development. 2. In the cure of the sick and wounded present time, but they are improving daily Battalions and replacements - 98, 00 soldier. not only the ordinary measure of and the Inspector General, American Ex- Industrial furloughs ------18, 000 medicine and surgery will be used, but peditionary Forces, within the past week Divisional troops ------40, 500 are em- Corps and Army troops ------48, 000 also physical measures, such as reported that progress was good and con- Coast Artillery ------40, 500 ployed under physiotherapy; active exer- ditions were satisfactory when the origi- Engineers ------48, 000 cises; indoor and outdoor games; mas- nal conditions and the physical and cli- Medical Corps ------10, 000 in the hos- Ordnance ------10, 500 sages and curative occupation matic difficulties were considered. Quartermaster Corps------23, 000 pital wards, curative workshops, and gar- "Work at Brest and St. Nazaire on United States Guards------26. 000 dens. This treatment is for the purpose these embarkation features have long had Military aeronautics ------40, 000 of correcting, as far as possible, the de- Spruce production ------30, 000 priority over practically all other work Tank Corps ------7, 000 fects and disabilities of the soldiers. in F rance and this will continue until the Chemical warfare service ------7, 500 3. The curative workshops are estab- Anthracite coal miners 0, 000 embarkation features at both places have Special service units ------11, 500 lished to restore the use of injured parts reached a satisfactory stage. The em- S. A. T. C------160, 000 of the body through useful work. The barkation of troops in large numbers be- C. 0. TI. S ------31, 500 ankle joint, for instance, that has become gan through these ports at the same time Attached, local draft boards ------3, 500 stiffened through injury, is made to tunc- Porto Rico troops ------12, 000 as the construction of the embarkation Hawaiian National Guard - 1, 500 tion again by exercise on a foot power and, therefore, the troops passing through Bakery companies ------3, 000 machine such as a band saw, jig saw, in the early period could not have ad- Construction and labor companies- 3, 500 printing press, etc. The patient while Aircraft production ------3, 500 vantage of what we plan to give troops Overseas casuals ------10,000 getting the curative exercises, has some- passing through these places in future." Signal Corps ------6, 000 thing to do which keeps his hands and All deep-draught vessels, such as the Training center ------10, 000 head busy, takes his mind off his disabil- great British troop ships, the larger Navy Total ------1, 004, 000 ity, and may be of educational value to ships such as the Leviathan, George him in his occupation. Washington, Mount Vernon, necessarily The number of men that have been 4. The curative workshop activities are must use Ihe port of Brest, but smaller designated for early return to the United under the charge of the hospital educa- ships are calling at Bordeaux and St. States, in addition to those which have (Continued on page 0.) Nazaire. (Continued on page 8.) 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919.

year the big camps and cantonments have BILLION AND A HALF PAID been paid in full at an average of the 5th BUNKER LICENSES FOR PLEASURE of the month. In several of the canton- ments, some of them containing from BOATS TO CRUISE BETWEEN UNITED INSALARIES TO SOLDIERS BY40,000 to 60,000 men, payments were com- pleted on the last day of the month in STATES, BERMUDA, WEST INDIES ARMY FINANCE DIRECTOR; which the pay accrued, and in many others full settlement has been made on NOT PERMITTED TO CARRY CARGO the 1st day of the succeeding month. ANOTHER BILLION TO COME From December 1 to December 21, 1918, 500,000 enlisted men were discharged War Trade Board Makes New DISBURSED IN CASH from the Army, and were paid in full Ruling Setting Forth Conditions without delay. This operation compre- ALL OVER THE WORLD hended such factors as clothing money Under Which Permits Will Be due, longevity pay, foreign-service pay, allotments to the Bureau of War-Risk Granted-Monthly Report Waived. How Vast Difficulties En- Insurance, and allotments through the countered, Especially at War Department system, all of which The War Trade Board announces, in must be prorated, travel allowances, a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 478), that it Battle Front, Have Been charges against the soldier for lost prop- is now prepared to issue bunker licenses erty, and many other matters requiring to pleasure boats, not carrying cargo, Met and Overcome, Re- consideration under law and regulations. valid for a period of three months, to The final pay roll of- a soldier, because cruise between ports of the United States, viewed by Chief of Finance of the requirements of law, Treasury Bermuda, and the West Indies. Division-Pay Cards and Department decisions and regulations, is The licenses will be issued on the regu- an intricate financial problem. lar forms used for trip licenses, with such Pay Books Found Help- changes in phraseology as may be neces- Problems Met Overseas. sary. Bunker Form B-3, Master's Re- ful to Men in Action. The payment of troops overseas pre- port on Voyage, and Bunker Form B-7, System in Cantonments sented entirely new difficulties, the re- Affidavit and Agreement of Master of Ves- strictions of law and regulations being sel Governing Disposition of Cargo, will and Hospitals. further complicated by war conditions not be required. that relegated the matter of pay to the The monthly report of fuel and supplies The following statement is authorized rear. It was impossible to pay troops taken out of the country and the report by the Director of Finance of the Army: in action, and the troops were not think- of fuel consumed, heretofore required for Since April 6, 1917, there has been paid ing of pay. When American troops ar- all time licenses, will also be waived as a to the officers and enlisted men of the rived overseas they were hurried to the general rule, but applicants should place United States Army $1,577,331,669.70. To front and their baggage containing their themselves in a position to furnish these this should be added $116,782,994.81 paid records followed them when transporta- reports if called upon to do so. in family allowances by the Treasury De- tion was available. Then began rapid In presenting applications to agents of partment, making a total of $1,694,114,- movements and consequently frequent the Bureau of Transportation or collec- 664.51 paid to officers and soldiers and to separation at every point. In some cases tors of customs on the regular application soldiers' families up to date. It is esti- crganization commanders and their com- form (Bunker Form B-1-a) care should mated that it will require $1,257,941,001.52 mands had records and baggage. In one be exercised to outline fully the cruising to pay officers and soldiers for the balance or two cases trains proceeding toward radius of the vessel for which bunker of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1919, the front were destroyed by aerial bombs, license is applied for and if the Dent bill providing an extra causing the destruction of baggage and month's pay for discharged officers and records of troops. men becomes a law, there will be added To meet this condition an attempt was men who were marching all night and $153,000,000 to the grand total, making made to provide enlisted men with pay fighting all day. the sum of $3,105,055,666,03 paid out to cards and pay books, so that if wounded In the Argonne Forest one shell killed officers, soldiers, and soldiers' families or separated from their commands they a noncommissioned officer and wounded since April 6, 1917, without taking into would be able to establish their identity 30 men belonging to a Field Artillery regi- account the amount for family allowances and secure their pay. The pay cards ment. In the fighting at this point one which will be paid to enlisted men's de- were available in July and the pay books battalion of this regiment lost five officers pendents between now and June 30, 1919. were issued in November, but few of the in one day's fighting. - The wounded were casuals, wounded and sick, who have here- immediately sent through the various hos- Paid in Cash All Over World. tofore arrived from overseas, have either pitals, and many to the port of debarka- This money for the most part has been pay cards or pay books. In some cases tion and on to the United States without paid in cash to individuals, and has been without doubt the soldier when going into at any time coming within hailing dis- disbursed In the United States, France, actual conflict, as is the American sol- tance of the records of the regiment, England, Italy, Porto Rico, the Canal dier's custom, stripped himself of every- which in this case were well up to the Zone, Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippine Is- thing that did not contribute directly to front In the rapid advance made the lands, China, Siberia, Archangel, and at the task before him, and left his papers regiment was ignorant of what had hap- the capital of every country in the world with the rest of the discard. pened to those who were wounded. They knew that they were wounded or had dis- except enemy countries, and we possibly Records Forgotten in Battle. will soon be paying troops there. appeared from the line. The statement that pay of the Army Another phase of the situation that af- Orders to Bring Papers. has been disbursed at the capitals of all fected many of the casuals who have ar- rived in this country without records of Orders were issued overseas that no these countries is due to the fact that wounded or sick soldier should be allowed every military attache is an acting quar- any kind was the brigading of American troops with Belgian, French, British, and to go aboard a transport for transporta- termaster, and as such pays all United tion back to the States unless he was pro- States Army personnel connected with his Italian organizations. Many hundreds of thousands of troops were moved between vided with all his papers, so that he could office. During the Spanish-American be paid on his arrival here, and if it was War troops were paid every two months, darkness and dawn, as it was vitally nec- essary to have a concentration of men at found necessary to discharge him that he while during the present war payments could be given his final pay in full, includ- have been made monthly to forces scat- a given point, and in the teeth of a furi- ous attack records were forgotten. When ing his travel allowances. It evidently tered in a far-flung battle line around the was found impossible to hold these cas- world. a man was wounded he was evacuated through Belgian, British, French, or Ital- uals for an indefinite time at the port of Paying at Cantonments. ian hospitals, and from there to the sea- embarkation in France when the men In this country the cantonments, with board, and from there, as soon as he could themselves were eager to reach home, and inexperienced officers and men, made a be moved, to a transport and back home, military policy dictated that they should somewhat trying pay problem that was while his records might be back near the be returned to the United States as soon soon solved, liowever, and during the past front line, under control of officers and (Continued on page 7.) THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 3 SPECIAL EXPORT LICENSES TYPHUS SPREADING INRUSSIA, CASH OUTGO FROM TREASURY FOR SHIPMENTS TO CONSULS THE STATE DEPARTMENT HEARS 10 BILLIONS IN6 MONTHS Advices reaching the State Department TO MEET THE WAR EXPENSES GIVEN TO CUSTOMS SERVICE state that typhus is spreading in Rus- sia. Two hundred and sixty cases are STATEMENT BY SECRETARY GLASS reported from Ekaterinburg, 700 at Clil- BY THE WAR TRADE BOARD abinsk, and 200 deaths in Tomsk during December. Irkutsk reports 450 cases. Calls Upon Nation's Bankers To The disease is prevalent among the civil- INCLUDES ARTICLES ian as well as military population. Back Up the Government's Credit FOR PERSONAL USE The disease is very prevalent in the By Liberal Subscriptions to Cur- Bolshevik prison camps, .a lesser number in the Austro-German camps, and 30 rent Issues of Treasury Certificates May Be Consigned to Any among the Czech soldiers at Ekaterin- Diplomatic Employee of burg are reported. The following is a copy of a telegram A report from Tumen says that Miss sent today by Secretary Glass to the U. S. Stationed Abroad McBride, an American Red Cross nurse, Governors of the Federal Reserve Banks: died of the disease there last week. The actual cash outgo from the Treas- but Not to Members of ury during the six months ended Decem- ber 31, excluding transactions in the Expeditionary Forces. REMOVING INVALID SOLDIERS principal of the public debt, was Applies Also to Parcels $10,632,000,000. In the month of Decem- FROM GROUNDED U.S. TRANSPORT ber alone such actual cash outgo was Sent Through Post Office. $2,060,000,000. This is the highest figure Import Rules of Coun- The War Department on Friday au- ever reached during the period of the thorizes the following statements from war. try of Destination Re- Bills Now Coming In. the office of the Surgeon General: America had almost reached the peak quired to Be Observed. A message from the port surgeon of of production of war materials and sup- New York received at 4.45 p. m. states plies at the moment when the armistice The War Trade Board announces, in that at that time a total of 259 litter and was signed. Her unstinted effort in men a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 468), that 900 ambulatory cases had been removed and material undoubtedly had decisive special export license No. RAC-64 has from the transport Northern Pacific, effect in bringing the war to an early been issued to the Customs Service and aground off Fire Island. The sea was conclusion. The bills are now pouring to the Post Office Department authoriz- smooth, and the medical authorities are in which require the Government to pay ing the exportation without individual confident that the remaining 575 wounded the price of this great effort. The money export license of shipments of any com- men will be removed from the ship to- paid to the Government creditors will modity when consigned to and for the night. find its way promptly back into the chan- personal use of diplomatic, consular, or nels of commerce and trade and peaceful other officials, or employees of the United Surg. Gen. Ireland and Col. W. H. enterprise and back into the deposits of States stationed abroad. Smith, head of the hospital division of the banks. The welfare of the people de- Shipments to Soldiers. the Surgeon General's Office, have been pends no less in peace than In war upon closely following the efforts being made the maintenance of the Government's This license does not, however, au- to remove the sick and wounded soldiers credit. We shall not shame ourselves in thorize the exportation of shipments to from the transport Northern Paciftc, now the eyes of our brave soldiers as they re- members of the American Expeditionary aground off Fire Island. At 3.00 o'clock turn from the battlefields of France by Forces or of organizations affiliated this (Friday) afternoon they were in- failure to support the credit of the coun- therewith. Such shipments must continue formed over the long-distance telephone try for which they were willing and ready as heretofore to be made undef special by the port surgeon that 47 patients had to die. export license No. RAC-43 and in accord- been landed on Long Island and sent to Call to Take Treasury Certificates. ance with the regulations of the War the debarkation hospital in the Greenhut The war is won; the war bills must Department. Information concerning li- Building, New York City, and 330 patients and prosperity of may be obtained from be paid. The welfare cense No. RAC-43 were then coming up the river on a de- this fair land of ours can only be pre- any post office. stroyer. A total of 1,734 patients were served if the war expenditures of the Shippers should note that it is unneces- on board the Northern Pacife. Government, now at their maximum, are to the War Trade Board sary to apply It was further reported that barring ac- promptly and ungrudgingly provided. for permission to ship under special ex- cidents every one of the sick and wounded With entire confidence I call upon the and no special port license No. RAC-64 men on board the Northern Pacific will bankers of America to subscribe and document issued by the War Trade Board be safely removed and be in hospitals issue of Treas- with such ship- oversubscribe the current is necessary in connection within a very short time. The medical ury certificates and future issues which ments. It is only necessary to note on department is using all its resources to in accordance is made must be made biweekly the package, if the shipment see that the men on the Northern Paciflo with the plan outlined in Secretary through the mails, or on the export receive the best attention on their trip McAdoo's letter of November 27. declaration, if the shipment is made by to New York and after they get there. express or freight, the following: 1. Shipped under special export license Cruiser to Fire Salute RAC-64. 2. Name and address of shipper. noted that at present the customs restric- In Honor of Joan of Arc 3. The name and address of consignee tions of the United Kingdom forbid the (stating his title or the nature of his entry into that country of silver, gold, Secretary Daniels to-day announced occupation). and of more than 1 pound of sugar or 10 that a cruiser had been detailed to fire a 4. A statement of contents. pounds of tea. The importation of other salute from anchorage at the foot of commodities is also restricted by the Ninety-third Street, New York, on Janu- Must Observe Import Rules. United Kingdom, and other countries have ary 6, the five hundred and seventh anni- Attention Is called to the fact that similar import restrictions. versary of the birthday of Joan of Are, special export license number RAC-64 It is suggested that shippers avail them- and assist in whatever other ways the does not relieve the shipper of the re- selves of the facilities of the Bureau of committee requested in the celebration sponsibility of complying with the import Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the that is being arranged. Vice Admiral restrictions of the country of destina- Department of Commerce, Washington, Gleaves, United States Navy, in command tion. In order that the importance of D. C., in order to obtain information con- of the cruiser force at Hoboken, N. J., obtaining information concerning such re- cerning the customs restrictions of for- will arrange details of the naval partici- strictions may be realized it should be eign countries. pation in the ceremony. .4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 9TIdal R. . Vu1dift DIAMOND COMMITTEE TO CEASE GENERAL LICENSE TO IMPORT Published Every Week Day, Except SUPERVISION OVER IMPORTS CERTAIN GOODS INTO ENGLAND Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and by Authority of Congress. The War Trade Board announces in a Consul General Skinner, at London, new ruling (W. T. B. R. 475) that the reports: Office: No. 8 Jackson Place, by the General license, valid until March 1, Washington, D. C. Tel. Main 5600. supervision heretofore exercised War Trade Board through the American 1919, has been issued to permit the im- Copies of Tim OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN Will diamond committee of New York over portation of any quantity of the following be furnished without charge to every post office rough articles: All machinery driven by power in the United States (to be posted daily for the importation of polished and the benefit of the public, under order oi the diamonds, diamond dies, and diamond and suitable for use in cutting, working, Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- tools will be discontinued on January 10, or operating on wood, including sawing tive officers of the United States Government, machines of all descriptions, general and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign 1919. The control of these commodities Governments.-EDWARD S. RocHESTER, Editor. by license from the War Trade Board joiners', mortise, tenon, and boring ma- will still continue. chines; lathes and rounding machines; RATES BY MAIL. The board also announces in a new box and cask making machines, and all One year ------$5. 00 and Six months ------. 00 ruling (W. T. B. R. 477) that applicants machines accessory thereto; scraping One year. postage prepaid to for export licenses will no longer be re- sandpapering machines; wheelwright ma- Dail foreign countries ------8.00 quired to attach to their application Sup- chinery; firewood making and bundling Six months, postage prepaid to machinery; wood, wool, fiber, and pulp foreign countries ------4.50 plemental Information Sheet X-2 except Back numbers and e x t r a in the case of applications for the ex- machinery; saw sharpening and setting copies ------each- .05 portation of arms, ammunition, or ex- machines; saw stretchers and brazing ap- Make all checks, money orders, and drafts plosives. paratus; all machines for grinding, plan- payable to THn OrFICIAL U. S. BULranN. ing, or molding Irons; all machine tools and machinery driven by power and suit- Commutation Allowance able for use in cutting, stamping, or work- Export of Nonconserved For Noncommissioned ing metal, including lathes, milling ma- Commodities chines, drilling machines, planers, shapers, to Siberia Officers of the Army screw machines, chucking machines, bor- The War Trade Board announces, in a ing machines, slotting machines, grinding new ruling (W. T. B. R. 470), that export Bulletin No. 61. machines, boring and turning mills, power licenses will be issued to approved con- officers above the presses, punching and shearing machines,- I. Noncoumissioned forging machines, cutting-off machines, signees for the shipment of all noncon- grade of color sergeant are entitled to served commodities gear-cutting machines, and centering ma- to Siberia. commutation of quarters, as provided in chines, It is no longer necessary to consign paragraph 1044, Army Regulations shipments to that country Since March, 1918, it has been necessary to the War. (changed by C. A. R., No. 81), from July for importers of American goods to pro- Trade Board representative at Vladi- 31, 1918, the date of C. A. R., No. 76, vostok. the grades of rank of cure a " permit to purchase " before enter- which changed ing upon negotiations for goods in the Applications should be submitted on officers and noncommissioned officers in Form X, to which should Regulations. United States. The controller of import be attached paragraph 9, Army restrictions announces that this system such supplemental information sheets as By order of the Secretary of War: are required by the has now been abandoned. Goods that are rules and regulations PEYTON C. M\ARCI, still on the list of prohibited imports, and of the War Trade Board for the exporta- General, Chicf of Staff. tion of not admitted under general license, re- certain commodities. Official: quire this permit before shipment is made. No other Supplemental information P. C. HARRIS. sheets are required and no import licenses The Adjutant General. need accompany the application. General Import License MILWAUKEE FIRMS PENALIZED. Of Canadian Furs Europe Needs All Pork Licenses Revoked and Suspended by the The War Trade Board announces, in America Can Furnish Food Administration. a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 481), that a issues the general import license, to be known as The following cable message has been The Food Administration PBF No. 30, has been issued following: covering the received from Mr. Hoover in London: of green importation from Canada of raw furs of " Every pound of pork products we can The Blommer Co., distributers coffee, and the Blommer Ice Cream Co., Canadian origin when consigned to Fun- export before next July Europe will need, ston Bros. & Co., George B. Herzig Co. aid as soon as the initial chaos of the both of North Avenue and Fifteenth Wis., have recently (Inc.), Joseph Ullman (Inc.), or to such sudden economic change from war to Street, Milwaukee, other been penalized by orders issued by the firms as may enter into an appro- armistice can be overcome there will be priate agreement with the War Trade overdemands. For another month we Food Administration. Board. This agreement is substantially will be unable The Blommer Co. showed general dis- to determine what the vol- Administration rules that, in consideration of the issuance of umii of this task is." regard to the Food the and regulations and a lack of coopera- general license, the licensee firm. agrees to report the receipt of shipments 131,500 REGISTERED FOR WORK. tion. The Blommer Ice Cream Co. failed to of furs under such general license which After the may not be of Canadian origin and to observe the sugar regulations. hold the Employment Service Record for Week Food Administration made a request for same subject to the disposition Ending December 21. curtailing the output of ice cream the of the War Trade Board. Federal directors of the United States company made 6,000 more gallons in Employment Service from 41 States re- August, 1918, than in the same period Naval Casualties port that for the week ending December of 1917, thus ignoring the order to re- 21, 131,500 persons registered for employ- duce. July and September also showed The Navy Department reports the fol- ment as against 132,798 registering on the an increase over the previous year. The lowing casualties: previous week. Of the 131,500 registered, firm practically admitted that they were Harold Byron Kolthoff, seaman, United 122,632 were referred and 90,747 placed not living up to the Food Administra- States Navy, died as the result of capsiz- in positions. tion's Instructions. ing of a boat, while on duty aboard the Of the total registrations, 117,288 were An unlimited revocation order was is- U. S. S. Windin Gulf, December 28. Fa- men, 14,212 women. The number of men sued against the Blommer Co., and 11- ther, Henry B. Kolthoff, 214 North Valley placed during the week is 77.372, women censed dealers are further ordered not Street, Kansas City, Kans. 13,375. Transfers are 2,803 men and 225 to deal in licensed commodities with the Garnett Homer Powers, engineman women. Blommer Ice Cream Co. until February (second class), United States Navy, died Applications for help wanted in that 24. December 28 as the result of injury sus- week amounted to 228,284, of which tained while diving in shallow water. 198,119 were men, 30,165 women. Contribute to the Red Cross fund. Father, G. H. Powers, Blairstown, Mo. TRE OFFIGIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 5

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 3 SENATE. The Military Committee ordered a fa- Applications to the Comptroller of the vorable report on the House bill per- Through much of yesterday afternoon Currency during the week ending Friday, there was further discussion of the peace mitting soldiers, sailors, and marines to terms of President Wilson and some crit- retain their uniforms and personal January 3, 1919, for authority to organize icism of the War Department. The pro- equipment after being honorably dis- national banks and to convert State banks posals of the President were defended by charged from the service. The commit- into national banks; charters issued; Senators Lewis, of Illinois, and Thomas, tee also disapproved of the bill author- charters extended and reextended; in- of Colorado, Democrats, while Senator izing the validating of informal con- Lodge, minority leader, denied that he or tracts and giving the War Department creases and reductions of capital ap- other Republican leaders were attempting authority to adjust such contracts. The proved; changes of title approved and to embarrass the President abroad by Hitchcock bill was substituted and its national banks placed in voluntary liqui- recommending that consideration of a report ordered by a unanimous vote. dation. league of nations and certain other pro- This bill validates these informal con- posals should be deferred until after the tracts, but provides for their adjust- APPLICATIONS FOR CHARTER. peace conference. Senator McCumber, ment through a noninterested commis- For organizationF ororiCapital. of national banks: of North Dakota, Republican, gave no- sion to be selected. The First National bank of Nash, Director General Okla ------$25, 000 tice that on Monday, to which day the of Railroads McAdoo The First National Bank of Re- Senate adjourned, he would speak in sup- appeared before the Interstate Commerce vere, Mass ------100, 000 port of the proposal for a league of na- Committee and submitted an argument in The Equity National Bank of favor of the proposal Nampa, Idaho------50, 000 tions. Senator Sherman, of Illinois, Re- for an extension The Webster County National publican, in a brief speech criticised the for a period of five years of Government Bank of Fort Dodge, Iowa-- 250, 000 use of the cables so extensively for re- control and operation of the railroads. For conversion of State banks: He also submitted a report The First National Bank of Tut- ports of what the President is doing of what has te, N. Dak conversion of the while it was, he said, impossible for been accomplished since the roads came First State bank of Tuttle 25, 000 parents of soldiers to obtain any informa- under Federal and unified direction. tion by cable concerning their sons on Hearings began yesterday afternoon Total ------450, 000 duty overseas. before the Committee on Education and CHARTERS ISSUED. Among resolutions adopted yesterday Labor on the Kenyon resolfition under Conversion of State banks: were the following: By Mr. Spencer, of which general labor and social conditions The First National Bank of Clo- are to be inquired Into verdale, Cal.: conversion of Missouri, calling upon the Secretary of with a view to the Bank of Cloverdale - .- 50, 000 the Treasury, for information concerning submitting legislation to bring about The First National Bank of Tus- payment of allotments made by soldiers their betterment. President F#muel cumbia, Ala. ; conversion of Gompers of the American the Colbert County Bank, Tus- to dependents. By Mr. King, of Utah, Federation of cunbia ------50, 000 asking the Secretary of War whether he Labor was the first witness. The Union National Bank of Se- contemplated a modification of a recent attle, Wash.; conversion of Union Savings & Trust Co. of order prohibiting promotions in the Army. Seattle with two branches Senator New's resolution for an investiga- HOUSE. within limits of city of Se- tion by the military committee of condi- attle ------600, 000 tions at the American camp at the port Before the Colmittee on Military Af- of Brest, France, was referred to the fairs Secretary Baker indicated that a Total------700, 000 Military Affairs Committee. Senator perlimanent military policy for the United INcaEASES OF CAPITAL APPROVED. Lodge introduced a resolution which was States would not be formulated until Amount. peace has been concluded. He The First National Bank of Gastonia, referred to the naval committee directing suggested N. C. capital increased from that committee to investigate the award- the creation of a volunteer army of $150,00 to $250, 000 ------$100, 000 ing of contracts for the construction of 500,000 men to temporarily take the place The Citizens National Bank of Win- of the force organized for the terset, Iowa; capital Increased the so-called Eagle boats to the Ford period of from $50,000 to $200.000------150, 000 Motor Co. and also into the character the war, the establishment of 3 per- The Farmers National Bank of For- and construction of these boats. Senator manent artillery training camps and ney. Tex.; capital increased from maneuvering grounds, acquisition of the $50,000 to $100.000 ------50, 000 King was unsuccessful in obtaining con- The Silver City National Bank, Silver sideration of his resolution asking the 16 National Army cantonments and City, N. Mex.; capital increased Secretary of State what steps, if any, probably some of the National Guard from $50,000 to $100,000------150, 000 camp sites. He told the committee no have been taken relative to the settle- Total------350, 000 ment of claims of Americans against the decision has yet been reached on the Mexican Government growing out of subject of universal military training. CIARTERS EXTENDED. in Mexico. It Rear Admiral Rodman, who com- The National Bank of Commerce of Wichita, depredations committed Kans.; charter extended until close of busi- went to the Foreign Relations Committee. manded the American fleet In the North ness December 28, 1938. President Wilson yesterday sent to Sea during the war, was a witness before The First National Bank of Tulsa, Okla.; the Senate the nomination of R. L. Wil- the Naval Committee yesterday, the naval charter extended until close of business Jan- uary 2, 1939. liams, of Durant, Okla., to be United appropriation bill and the proposed 3- The Citizens National Bank of Bedford, States district judge for the eastern dis- year construction program being under Ind.; charter extended until close of business trict of Oklahoma. discussion. Admiral Rodman advocated January 2, f939. With the approval of' Secretary the destruction of the battleships of the VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATIONS. Baker, Cheirmaan Chamberlain, of the German Navy that have been surrendered, Clapital. Military Committee, introduced a bill but said all the other types of warships The National Bank of Jellico. Tenn.; liquidating agent, Z. D. Baird. Jel- to make permanent the present rank of should be retained. So far as the capital lico, Tenn.; succeeded by a State Gens. Pershing, March, and Bliss and ships are concerned lie explained that bank------$25,000 Lieut. Gens. Liggett and Bullard. In a their armament and the ammunition The Riverside National Bank. River- side, N. J.; liquidating committee, letter to Senator Chamberlain com- used N as of a character entirely different II. J. Dennis, Delanco, N. J., and mending the legislation, the Secretary from that used by the allied powers and A. L. Pancoast; succeeded by the that the ships would cost more than they Riverside Trust Co ------100, 000 said: " These officers have performed The Fayette National Bank of Con- tremendous tasks involving the great- were worth to rebuild and would be ob- nersville, Ind.; liquidating agent, est responsibility in a manner which solete anyhow before they could ever Charles Cassel; succeeded by the be used again in any war. Fayette Bank & Trust Co. of Con- reflects credit upon themselves and upon nersville ------the country and entitles them to recog- Before the Interstate Commerce Com- 100, 000 nition. I believe that the sentiment of mlittee Chairman Colver, of the Federal Total ------225, 000 the country is strongly in favor of such Trade Commission, continued his testi- recognition." Under the terms of the mony on the pending bill for the control bill tLe rank to be bestowed would lapse of the pacdng industry. He dealt yester- Representative Gould, of New York, when the officer vacates the position or day particularly with the high cost of introduced a resolution to create a HOuse at his death. meats in small comnmunity butcher shops. Committee on Aeronautics. 71'-19-2 SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 11. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN:

Vicksburg & Shreveport _ $242, 000 Amercan Refrigerator Trinspor- Railroads tatfon Co ------229, 000 $689,034,759 Advanced to Chicago & Western Indiana -- 215, 000 New York, Susquehanna & West- ern 200, 000 By the U. S. Railroad Administration Gulf & Ship Islan-t- 200, 000 New Orleans. Texas & Mexico , 176.100 Illinois Southern ------10,000 Up to and Including December 31, 1918 Mfssouri & Northern Akarrsa_ 150, 000 Duluth, South Shore & Atlant 150, 004 150,004 McAdoow Norfolk & Western .. _ $5, 250, 00 Ocean Steamship Line Fiveetor General of Railroads Wabash_ ------4, 645, 060 Portland Terminal 150, 000 issues tle following: Missonri, Kansas & Texas 4,245, 00 Dtrelt & Toleda Shors ine--- 135, 000 Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Cumberland & Pennsylvania_ 12,000O The- total Sum advanced tor December Ste Maro------159,000 Detroit, Bay City & Western 120, 000 81, 1918, by the United States Railroad Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh- 0041, 00 New Orleans Great Northern 120' 000 Delaware,eackawanna & Western 60041,064Atlantfe Terminal------115, 000 Administration to all railroad and other Western Maryland_------558000 Winston-Salem South Bound 112, 00 transportation properties under Govern- Lehigh Valley ------5,004000) Western Railway of Alabama - 110,000 merint control, including loans made to Louisille &NasIle...... 3, 8O2,000 Mfssissippi Central __- 102, 500 Hocking Valley------Ulster & Delaware------100, 000 railroad corporations for current needs Termi- Chicagot. St Paul,. Minneapolts 000 Baltimore & Ohbo Chicago and payments on account of compensa- & Omaha------.. 2, nal ------1041,00 a, 395, 000 Toledo Terinal ------1001. 001) tion, advances made for operating require- Minneapolis & St. Loui - Maine Central------2, 180, 000 26 rosds receiving in each case ments, and the payments made on account Chicago & Alton ------060, 000 less than $100,00a------9-90, 000 of the new standardized cars and loco- Chicago, Indianapolis & Loulaville 1025, (000 Advances to inland waterways motives aggregate $689,03'1,759. International & Great Northern- 877,215 andT canals ------4,361, 486 St. Louis Sotthwastern1------1,770,000 Psymnts oi account of stand- Chicago Great Western - 1,6801,666 ardised. engines and cars---- 114, 514, 400 Draft on Revolving Vund. Grank Trunk------1, 021, 000 Hansgs City Southern - 1,585, 000 Total------. 89,034,750f In making these payments the Director Terminal Railroad Associatfon of General drew on the $50W,000,00 revolv- St. Louis ------1, 545- 009 Advances in December. ing fund to the extent of $458,454,810. Colorado. & Southern _----- 1,485, 000 Central of Georgi-. ------1,450,000 Of the sums shown in the foregoing The balance of the money thas ad- Chicago & Eastern Illinoi 1,449,.000' to the var- :k 00,00& table the amounts advanced vanced, amounting to $235,579,949, was Virginian Railway ------during the month of Decem- re- Central Railroad of New Jersey- 1, 250, 000 0us SYetems obtained from the surplus operating 1, 20 000 ber, 1918, were as follows: and from re- Pullman Co,------ceipts of certain railroads Atlantie Coast Line - 1,115,000 N. Y. New Haven & Hartford -- $15, 475 0040 ceipts from the express companies. Los Angeles & Salt Lake - 1, 015.115, 000400 N. Y. Central Lines ------12, 85,- 000 The total amont deposited with the Denver & Salt Lake ___- 1,118,460 Pennsylvania R R. Lines- _ 12, 696, 000 Noefolla SouthePrn ------Baltimore & Ohio ------_ 11,800, 0041 Director General up to December 32, 1918, yierida Eatst coast ------1, 050, 000 Eric Railroad ------1T0 00(1 from the surplus receipts of all railroads Central Vermont ------1,085, 000 Union Pacific Lines ------5,500,0041 1,012, 000 and transportation companies under Fed- Kudson & Manhattan ------Boston & Maine ------4250,00 New Mrk, Chicago & St. Louik_ 1, 001, 775 Chic, Burllngton & Quincy- 4, 100, 000 eral control amounted to, $270,524,961, Central New England------900, 000 Great Northern ------4, 000, (000, which included $46,916,416 received from Indiana Harbor Belt.- - '20, 000 Southerfn Pactfic Linese____.--4, 000,,0041 express companies. Texas & Pacific ------909, 250 Chicago & Northwestern------A770, 000' Pere Marquette ------855, 000 Norfolr & Western ------2, 750,000 Ann Arbor ------Missouri Pacific 2,. 0004 Deposits by Railroads. Toledo & Ohio Central------770, 000 Seahoard, Air Line------2: 46i OOC Monongahela------750, 000 Hocking Valley ------, 302, 0041 The only railroad properties which have Rutland Railroad _-- .- 741, 000 Minn., St, P. & S. Ste I - 2, 107, 000 made deposits with the Director General Wheeling & Lake Erfe ------700, 000 Delaware & Hurdson ------2001, 041 Kansas City, Mexico & Orfent-. 700,000 Chicago, Rock I. & Pacific --- o00 a4 of sums angregating as much as $1.000,000 Atlantic. 659, 000 to these Atlanta, Birmingham & Philadelphia & Reading ------1, 6910,000 in excess of the amounts returned Bangor & Aroostock ...... 643, 000 Louisville & Nashville ------1, 504, 00 depositing roads and the corporations by IFort Worth & Denver City. 61W, 000 North' n Pacific ------1 500, 000 the Director Generll were the following: Gulf, Mobile & Northern ---- 600, 000 Del., La sk. & Western ------11,500,000 Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis 600, 000 Int. & Great Northern ------1, 470, 000 Atch, Top. & Santa Fe ------$12, 601, 000 New York Ontario & Western-- 575, 000 Central It. R. of New Jersey ---- , 250, 000 Elgin, Joliet & Eastern ------7, 000, 000 Pittsburgh & Shawamut - 52s.. 500 Illinois Central ------1, 200, 000 Bessemer & Lake Erie ------4, 0041,000 Lehigh & New England. - 525.000 Denver & Rio. Grande_____ 1, 2010, 000 Dialuth & Iron Range ------40, 000 Old Dominion Steamship Line 515, 000 Western Maryland ------1, 155, 000 Rich.. Fdksbg. & Potoma - 1, 540, 000 Chicago Junctiono------Los Angeles & Salt Lake- 1 175, 000 Morgan's Louisana & Texas Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe. -- Southern Railway Lines ------1,16 0001 R. R _------1, 3. 000 Western Pacific ------40, 000 Grand Tunk . 1.000,000 Pere Marquatt ------1, 144 000 Kansas City Terminal -__- 400, 000 Chesapeake & Ohio - 1,000, 000 Duluth, issabe & Northern 1 0- 40, 000 Chicago, Terre Haute & South- Chicago Great Western ------9-w, ood Louisville & Nashville------r, 510, 000 eastern ------38T, 9131 Chicago & East Illinois ------9W2, 000 Atlantic Coast Line ------3, 800, 000 Pittsburgh & West Virginia - 375,000 Chicago. Mil. & St. Pand- _ 857, 001 Pullman Car Lines------2, S00, 000 Cincinnatt, Indianapolis & West- 35um,000 Maine Ceneral ------8301,000 Atlantic S. S. Lines. -- -- 1, 500, 000 ern ------Pere Marquette ------775, 000 Central R R. of New Jersey -- 1, 250, 000 Georgia Railroad ------8091,000 Toledo & Ohio Central ------7 004 Nashville, Chat. & St, Louis --- 1, 004, 000 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton 300, 150 Central New England ------600, 000 Brooklyn Eastern District Term- 30N, 000 Kansas City Southern 525,000 Advances to Roads. Belt Railway of Chicag - 290 000 Colo. & Southern ------510, 000 Midland Valley------270,000 Gulf, Colo. & Ranta Fe------500, 000 The amounts advanced by the United Trans-Mississippi Terminal- 205, 000 & St. Louis------5041 000 -_- 255, 0001 Minneapolis States Railroad Administration to all Missourt, Oklahoma & Gulf Rutland R. R ------475,000 San Antonfo & Aransas Pass_ - 253,000 Terminal R. R. Assn. of St0 Loui 4 00 transportation systemg, making the above Port Dodge, Des Moines & Chicago & Alton ------425 000 aggregate of $680,034,759 up to December Southern ------246, 000 Kansas City Terminal --- - 40,0004- 31. 1918, are set .forth in the following Atlantic Coast Line ---- 40&,000 Chicago, Ind. & Louis - 400, 000 list: Chicago, P, & St. Louis 400,000 Pennsylvanla------$900,000 St. Louis S. Western------400,000 New York Central------2,1200o Buff., Roch. & Pittsburgh - -- 30, 000 New York, New Haven & art War Department Central Atlan , Birm. & Atlantic - -- 320,000 ford .------65, 55 004 Brooklyn E. Dist. Terminal 300, 000 Baltimore & Ohio------36,875.004 Bureau of Information Ccntral Vermont ------301000 Erie 23, 600,000 K. C., Alex. & Orient------3001 000 Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul-- 2, 532 000 M1onongahela R. It ------300, 000 Illinois Central------17, 425, 000 The War Department Central Bu- Wabash R. R ------304,000 z has- been es- Ft Worth & Denver City - 279,000 Southern Pacific 0 reaum of Information Bangor & Aroostock ------270, 000 Union Pacife------vz' 500,000 in the Offlee of the Ad- Southern------, 06,650 tablished Missouri, Okla. & Gulf ------25CI, 000 Chicago, BHrlington & Quincy 141,541000 jutant General. 3;nquiries for Gulf, Mobile & Northern_ _ 200, 000 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifle= 4,74,000 to the Gulf & Ship Island ------200, 000 information with reference & Western ------200,004 Chicago & North Western 91.000,000 and its activities N. Y.. Susq. Delaware & Hudson------8,790,000 War Department Ind. Harbor Belt------200, 000 Missouri Pacific------400,000 will receive prompt attention it M. K. & . Lines ------250,000 is lo- Old Dominion S. S. Lines - 200, 000 Seaboard Air Line------8,075,000 directed to this oilice, which. ------200.000 Chesapeake & Ohio------,050. 000 and Virginian Railway Boston & Maine ------'1,0467,000 eated in Room 248, State, War Texas & Paific ------159, 2541 Great Northern ------000 Navy Building, and may also be re- N, Y., Chicago & St. Louis------1,000 calling Missouri & North Arkansas--- 15 0041 Philadelphia & Reading------6,090000 ferred over the telephone by Ocean Steamship Line ------1541 000 St. Louis-San Francisco------6,000 Main 2570, Branehes 43, 44, and 45. Denver & Rio Grands------k,041,000 (Continued on page T.) .Northern Pacific ------5, 500,000 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 7 FUEL REGULATION REVOKED BILLION AND A HALF PAID TO SOLDIERS IN SALARIES CONCERNING COAL CONTRACTS (Continued from page 2) interest due him, while from this total as possible. Few soldiers arrive here who must be deducted his insurance premium, U. S. FUEL ADMINISTRATION, the pro rata share of his allotment on the have not been given partial pay before Treasury Washingtoli, D. Q,., December 31, 1918. leaving France. Immediately on their ar- Department to support his fam- The United States Fuel Administrator, ily allowance, the settlement of his allot- rival in this country they are given a par- ment through the War Department for acting under authority of an Executive thal payment on the soldier's own state- his Liberty bond subscription or for other order of the President of the United ment as to the status of his account. Most soldiers have insurance premiums due and purposes, while there are other allow- States, dated August 23, 1917, appointing allotments on the Treasury Department ances and possibly other charges which said administrator, and of subsequent that support family allowances, and In enter into his complicated account. Executive orders, and in furtherance of making partial payments without sup- Risk by Officers. the purpose of said orders and of the act porting papers great risk is necessarily run, but the finance officers are making The officer who certifies to the correct- of Congress therein referred to and ap- these payments all over the country and ness of such an account, trusting to the proved August 10, 1917, cheerfully shouldering the financial risk accuracy of the soldier's memory and his so that the men from honesty, and the finance officer (cashier), Hereby orders and directs that para- and accountability, who pays many such accounts, face early graph (1) of the order of said adminis- over there, who have faced the discom- bankruptcy. The urgency of the case, trator, dated December 24, 1917, entitled forts of the trenches and the perils of the front, shall have some money for their however, dictated decisive action and in- " Order of the United States Fuel Admin- structions were issued by the director of istrator regulating the making of con- use. finance, with the approval of the Chief tracts by operators, producers, and job- System at Walter Reed Hospital. of Staff, to commanding officers of all bers of coal and coke," as amended by hospitals to prepare final order dated July 26, 1918, which said At Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, statements D. C., for some months past the casuals, from the unsupported affidavit of the sol- paragraph (1) as amended prohibits the dier, and finance officers are making making, without the approval of the nearly 400 in number, have been paid on set- rolls certified to by the Director of Fi- tlement of such final papers all over the United States Fuel Administrator, of any country. There is no authority of law for contract providing for the delivery or nance, the quly supporting papers being the affidavits of the soldiers. The finance supply of coal or coke for a period of either the partial payments nor these more than one year, and provides that officers who pay these casuals correspond to the cashier of a bank. They have no final payments on the statement of the en- such period of one year shall terminate listed men, and Congress not later than 18 months from the date of control of the soldier's papers and are not has been asked responsible for their execution and care. by the Secretary of War to sanction this the execution of the contract be, and the procedure by necessary legislation. Many same hereby is, canceled and revoked as The soldier without papers corresponds to the applicant for funds at the cashier's of the casuals now arriving are provided to all contracts executed after the ef- with pay books which contain in some fective dlate of this order. window. He has no checkbook, no evi- dence of deposit, and no Identification cases enough of the soldier's military his- This order shall be effective December tory to enable payment to 31, 1918. papers. Under these conditions the cash- be made. ier refuses the applicant. The finance Whenever report is received in Washing- H-. A. GARFIELn, ton that casuals have arrived United States Fuel Administrator, officer, however, does not refuse the sol- at a hos- dier, but accepts his statement and makes pital who have pay due them for any By CYmus GARNSEY, Jr., prior period, a finance officer is immedi- Assistant U. S. Fuct Administrator. him an advance on account, and the finance officer has no protection under the ately ordered there to make a settlement law for payments made under these con- of the account. At each of the ports of ditions. debarkation in this country finance offi- ADVANCES MADE TO RAILROADS In the case of soldiers discharged, who cers with sufficient force await the ar- are without papers, a graver situation is rivals of casuals in order to pay them (Continued from page 6.) confronted. The final payment marks the something on account. Occasionally the actual separation of the men from the condition of patients is such that payment Denver & Salt Lake ------$127, 812 can not be made, but in the majority of Winston-Salem S. Bound 112 000 'ervice, and for an overpayment there is no Norfolk Southern ------110, 000 recourse. The soldier has due him accrued cases payment is made, and no casual or Mississippi Central ------102 500 pay perhaps for several prior months, other enlisted men from, overseas who Chicago, St. P., M. & Omaha -- 100 000 has a legitimate claim for pay need go Detroit & Toledo Shore Line 100, 000 less partial payments made during those Detroit Bay City & Western-...- 100, 000 prior months. He is entitled to 3j cents without funds. Seventeen railroads receiving induction into sums amounting in each case per mile to the place of his Officers at Every Port. to less than $100,000 ------768, 875 the service, he has possibly deposits and Payments on account of stand- Finance officers are available at every ardized locomotives and cars- 26, 799, 274 port of debarkation, at every canton- ment, camp, and headquarters and at Total of advances to all amounts, with interest at 6 per cent, railroads In the month which had been formerly loaned them: every hospital, and the instructions is- of December, including sued are explicit and comprehensive, payments made on ac- Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul that if a soldier has no papers he is to count of new rolling Ry. Co ------$8, 000,000 stock for various com- Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific be given a partial payment on his own panies, as shown above 168, 982, 711 Ry. Co ------6, 000,000 statement and final payment on his affi- Total amount received Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co 5, 450, 000 davit. In some of the earlier cases men during December from Southern Railway Co------2 170, 000 railroads on account of St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co_- 1, 710, 000 without papers were given their travel surplus earnings, and allowances on their discharge, so that including $15 781,541 Total ------23, 30, 000 they might reach their homes, and were from express companies 83, 116, 985 Including the amount of these loans given Instructions as to how to proceed Excess of advances to rail- thus collected, the total balance remain- to secure what balance of pay was due roads for the month them. In other cases commanding offi- of December, 1918, over ing in the revolving fund, plus the sum and above amounts re- total of balances remaining on hand with cers of hospitals have hesitated to cer- ceived as above for the Director General from the surplus re- tify a soldier's final statement without same period ------135, 865, 726 ceipts turned over by certain roads, ag- supporting papers, but it is thought All loans to railroad companies by the gregates the total sum of $102,856,762. these cases are rare; but in all cases, Director General have been made at the The aggregate amount of loans made by so far as the record shows, all dis- uniform rate of 6 per cent per annum in- the Director General to railroads and charged men are given their travel al- terest. other transportation companies and still lowances which, with the reduction in outstanding is $171,606,073. This is ex- railroad fares secured by the War De- Repayments by Roads. elusive of the amount advanced by the partment, insure a comfortable jour- On December 30 and 31 the following Director General for the benefit of vari- ney to their homes, while in most cases railroads repaid to the United States ous roads on account of standardized discharged men receive every penny Railroad Administration the following equipment. which they claim is due them. 8 THE OFFICIAL U.. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1910. GENERAL MARCH'S WEEKL Y STA TEMEN T TO PRESS (Continued from page 1.) made by the War Department that the Sixth Division.--May, 1918. men up there were especially equipped Thirty-third Division.-May, 1918. already sailed, is 292,000. In addition to with winter clothing and had plenty of Thirtieth Division.-May, 1918. those, the 30th, 37th, and 91st Divisions and that the military situation is Eightieth Division.-May, 1918. totaling food, and 2d Corps Headquarters, entirely in hand. We have a report from Seventy-eighth Division.-June, 1918. about 83,000 men, have been put on pri- the military attache with Ambassador Eighty-third Division--June, 1918. be- ority and will be released as shipping Francis at Murmansk, giving the total Eighty-ninth Division-June, 1918. a total avail- comes available. This makes casualties in the American Expeditionary Ninety-second Division-June, 1018. able for early discharge of 1,379,000 men. Force in Russia up to and including No- Ninetieth Division-June, 1918. Progress of Demobilization. vember 25. The total deaths from all Thirty-seventh Division-June, 1918. Reports show that, according to latest causes are as follows: Twenty-ninth Division-June, 1918. data on hand, up to and including De- Died of disease contracted in line of duty Seventy-sixth Division-July, 1918. cember 28, 1918, the discharge of 592,245 339th Infantry ------64 Seventy-ninth Division-July. 1918. 337th Ambulance Corps ------1 Ninety-first Division-July, 1918. men in the United States was accom- Killed in action-Infantry ------9 plished as follows: Accidentally killed-Infantry ------2 Thirty-sixth Division-July, 1918. Up to and Week Died of wounds received in action: Eighty-fifth Division-August, 1918. including ending Infantry------5 Engineers ------2 Seventh Division-August, 1918. Camp : Dec. 2L Dec. 28 Eighty-first Division-August, 1918. Beauregard --- .-...... 4,087 1,230 Drowned, bodies notrecovered-Engineers. 3 Beaning -- 18 36 Eighty-eighth Division-August, 1918. Bowie ------2,980 1, P42 Total death,,. all causes------8 Thirty-ninth Division-August, 1918. Cody------2, 549 72 Fortieth Division-August, 1918. 7, 177 2, 442 Officers in Regular Army. Custer------Eighty-seventh Division - September, Devens------13, 331 2, 233 The matter comes up in the form of a Dix------14, 879 4, 373 1918. Dodge------14, 945 5, 788 question as to the possibility of using in 1, 608 564 Eighty-fourth Division - September, Forrest ...... the future Army officers who are in the 1918. Fremont ------2, 034--- I have Funston ------1ii,355 3,282 United States emergency army. Eighty-sixth Division-September, 118. Garden City------___ previously given out a statement that offi- 14,17711,287 Thirty-fourth Division - September, Gordon------2, .338 cers when discharged will be offered a 1918. Grant------12 817 6, 738 Reserve Corps, or re- Greene------, 292 825 commission in the Thirty-first Division-October, 1118. Greenleaf ------2, 285 671 tention in the United States emergency Thirty-eighth Division-October, 1918. Hancock -- 4, 448 808 army for induction in the Regular Army, Eighth Division-October, 1018. - H1oboken, N. 339 98 the reor- Humphreys------8,190 1,515 and we proposed in the bill for We have had during the last week a Jackson...... 9,897 1,249 ganization of the Army, which will be number of comments upon 3, 937 660 the War Risk Johnston...... submitted to Congress within the next Insurance Bureau by men in public life Iearney------928 1, 234 provisions which Kendrick------62 9 few days, to include and in newspapers, which seem to indi- Las Casas...... 102 4,429 will allow the officers who have made cate that there is a great deal of con- Lee ------176 1 115 24, good in the United States emergency fusion as to who runs the War Risk Insur- Lew is ------3,568 1,162 Regular Logan------1, 141 902 army to be brought into the anco Bureau. It belongs to the Treasury MacArthur------6. 347 5M1 Army. We are going to utilize that reser- Department, and not the War Depart- McClellan 6, 747 389 voir of trained officers to the fullest ex- Mleade------11,703 1,570 ment. My personal mail is becoming Mepigs ------1, 982 1, 805 tent possible. Officers who now indicate enormously large from people who are Mills------1 that they want to apply for the Regular asking me to get their war risk insurance. Fort Monroe . 466 147 Army are being retained at the camps Newport News------B, 82 467 They do not understand that it is a Treas- Pike------16 198 5,866 instead of being discharged, and Gen. ury function and not a War Department Svir------5 852 639 Pershing has been authorized to attach function. I think it would simplify the Shelby------2,886 4D1 such officers to the army of occupation Sheridan ------2 220 157 situation if this were given newspaler Shernian------19,575 2,291 until Congress acts upon the proposition publicity as well as official publicity. Fort Sill------1, 079 24 of the War Department with reference to Gen. March replied to the following Syracuse------55 - the reorganization of the Army. There Taylor------8 006 2,020 questions: Tiavis ------10, 072 1,473 are at present no vacancies in the Regu- Q. Will Gen. March be willing to cos- 10,051 Upton -- -- 1,727 lar Army, but should the Congress give us ment on the following letter, " I am writ- Vancouver Barracks. 4,804-- what we are going to ask for, there will 3, 372 815 ing on behalf of about 150 anxious Wadsworth ------to take care of all Wheeler - ---- .764 317 be enough vacancies mothers begging for information of our Central Department 76, 160 833 the officers who have made good, and who boys with Batteries B and D, 150th Field Eastern Department ---- 538,801 2, 155 wish to continue in the Army as a life Northeastern Department 14,410 714 Artillery, 42d (Rainbow) Division. We Southeastern Department_ 21,784 167 profession. have had no word since before the armis- Southern Department ---- 10,866 296 Western Department-- 13,783 8,966 Arrivals in France. tice was signed, and as there is a rumor Hawaiian Department 59 1 There have been some questions pre- current that they were almost completely General hospitals ------532 105 wiped out in the last battles, we are al- Recruit depots------9, 348 679 sented to me about the dates of the ar- Arsenals . 887 79 rival of the various divisions in France. most beside ourselves with worry. So Miscellaneous...... 170 71 This is given below: if you can find out where they are and a little of how they are we will be truly Total ---- .. 518, 967 73, 278 Month of Arrival of First Elements in grateful." Total up to and including De- France. A. The commanding general of the cember 28 ------592, 245 First Division.-June, 1917. Rainbow Division, Maj. Gen. Charles T. Early reports week ending Jan. 4, 1919 ------38,124 Second Division.-August, 1917. Menoher, arrived here a few days ago and Twenty - sixth Division.-September, has taken over charge of the Air Service. Grand total ------30, 369 1917. His office has informed us that up to the The 2d Corps Headquarters is the head- Forty - second Division--November, time he left, which was a few days pre- quarters commanded by Maj. Gen. Read, 1917. ceding, there was no such thing as here who served with the British army. Forty-first Division.-December, 1917. reported. The batteries were not xxiped The number of men actually released Thirty - second Division.-February, out. in the United States, as reported to us, is 1918. Q. Will Gen. March comment on the 630,369. The number of officers who have Fifth Division.-March, 1918. fact (if it was a fact) that casualties in been discharged, up to and including Jan- Third Division.-March, 1918. the American Army were much greater uary &3.is 40,491. Seventy-seventh Division.-April, 1918. than had been estimated? Eighty-second Division.-May, 1,918. A. I do not know -whose estimate is re- Casualties in Rassia. Thirty-fifth Division.-May, 1918. ferred to. A statement carried in the There has been some talk during the Twenty-eighth Division.-May, 1918. papers, alleged to have emanated from week of the condition of our troops at Fourth Division.-May, 1918, War Department sources, was to the ef- Archangel, and statements have been Twenty-seventh Dix ision.-May, 1918. fect that the casualties would be about THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 9 15I 100,000, which, of course, was perfectly preposterous, and no responsible military Interpretation of Railroad Wage Order man fathered it. The question was not asked of me at that time, but the predic- tion I made to the Secretary of War fol- As To Station Agents' "Special Service" lowed very closely what turned out to be The United States Railroad Adminis- month, is he entitled to an increase under the fact. An1 one following the accounts of the heavy fighting would know that tration issues the following: General Order No. 27? the casualties would correspond, and that INTERPRETATION No. 6 To GENEEAL ORDER DECISION. the report of 100,000 was entirely without No. 27. warrant and without judgment. The claimant is performing special Q. Will Gen. March comment on the POSITION OF EMPLOYEE. service, and is excluded from increase in scheme pursued by Gen. Pershing in A station agent on a certain railroad wages by article 2, paragraph 12, section breaking up line divisions in order to has been paid a salary of $20 per month, F, of General Order No. 27, and para- make replacements? and it is claimed by this employee that graph (a), article 4, Supplement 11 of A. When I came back from France I article 2, section F, paragraph 12, of General Order No. 27, which reads as found that the troops being sent over follows: General Order No. 27 does not apply to " The as replacements were obtained by taking his case, in that the service he readers is provisions of this order will not them from the trained divisions in Amer- not special service, as he is performing apply in cases where amounts less than ica. There was no replacement system all work of an agent and is subject to $30 per month are paid to individuals for here at all. I immediately started large call the entire day, performing work as It special service, which only takes a per- replacement camps in the United States transpires. tion of their time from outside employ- where replacements would be trained, al- ment or business." lowing divisions to go over with their POSITION OF THE COMPANY. W. G. MoAnoo, officers and men intact, the men being The company claims that the employee Director Geaeral of Railroads. under the officers who trained them, in question devotes only a portion of his which is the only practical system. At time to the, service of the company in the 1919 WAR SAVINIS CERTIFICATES. the time Gen. Pershing utilized two or capacity of station agent without tele- three divisions for replacements the coun- graph service, and that he is engaged in The Post Office Department authorizes try was in the grip of the influenza epi- business in the town In which employed, the following: demic, and we practically cut off all ship- and that he is not entitled to an increase The initial supply of war-savings cer- ments of replacements, It happened that In wages under article_ 2, section F, para- tificates of the 1919 Issue is being sent to the replacement camps in the United graph 12, of General Order No. 27. postmasters at central-accounting and di- States suffered more severely than the The question for interpretation Is: rect-accounting offices as rapidly as re- ordinary camps, and no replacements In view of the fact that the claimant ceived from the printer. Postmasters were sent from them. This is the reason performs all of the work required at the should refrain from telegraphing or writ- why Gen- Pershing used line divisions for station employed and is only paid $20 per ing for their supply. replacement purposes. Q. How many men are there around Archangel? A. A regiment of infantry at war DISABLED SOLDIERS GIVEN REHABILITATION PLAN strength, a battalion of engineers, the necessary hospital and Quartermaster (Continued from page 1.) Vocational Education. It may be in a col- Corps, and such like, somewhere between lege, technical trade, commercial or agri- five and six thousand men. tional service. This provides for each cultural school near his home or in an patient according to his needs: (a) Bed- industrial plant or on a farm. The Gov- side occupation to divert his mind from TROOPS ABOARD TE ULUTA, ernment pays the entire expense, includ- his sickness or injury, and to give him ing the cost of instruction and living ex- The War Department authorizes the something worth while to do while still penses. If any man has dependents, the following additional information regard- confined to the bed and ward. (bY A Government pays for them the same al- ing the troops aboard the transport Ulua curative occupation In the ward, shops, lowanees that it paid while he* was a which is due in New York January 11: or gardens. (c) Opportunities for study soldier. The Trench Mortar Battery aboard is and instruction In bed, in the wards, in the 109th, consisting of 5 officers and 118 the class rooms, or in shops in subjects Compensation Provided. muen. After debarkation 50 per cent will that will help him. In civil life after his 7. The Government has provided com- be sent to Camp Dodge, 22 per cent to discharge. (d) Preliminary work in re- pensation for all men who unfortunately Camp Travis, and 28 per cent to Camp education foi a new occupation if his in- have become permanently disabled In Cody. jury is such that he can not return to his whole or in part. The compensation de- Casual Company No. 322, consisting of old occupation. (e) Advice in regard to pends upon the nature of the Injury, and 2 officers and 149 men, will be distributed vocational reeducation and occupation for is not effected by reeducation course that as follows: 21 per cent to Camp Hancock, discharge. ALo in regard to coipensa- he may take advantage of. Full informa- 20 per cent to Camp Lee, 38 per cent mis- tion to which he may be entitled from the tion in regard to vocational reeducation cellaneous, 12 per cent to Regular Army, War Risk Insurance Euzeau. and compensation will be given you by !Rper cent to Camp Meade. Not Compelled to Accept. the members of the hospital educational staff, if you will ask them. Printed bulle- 5. Whether you take advantage of the tins, giving information, are available in New York Wholesale Firms opportunities offered you by the Educa- the hospitals. tional Service depends upon yourself. 8. The soldier from overseas will re- Lose Their Food Licenses You are not required to do so. It will ceive a warm welcome when he arrives in not affect the length of time that you the United States. But in accepting this The Food Administration Issues the will remain in the hospital. The oppor- welcome and the benefits which the Gov- following: tunities are offered to you to assist your ernment accords him if disabled, he must The Madldaloni Olive Co., 496 Broome recovery In the shortest length of time not forget his obligations to himself, his Street, New York City, and Romolo possible, so that you may spend the time relatives, and his country. He is a soldier Fanara, 464 West Broadway, New that you are in the hospital undergoing still, and if he has been a good one he York City, both wholesalers and jobbers treatment for your own best personal will continue to act like one. He will in cottonseed oil, cheese, and canned to- advantage. cbeerfully follow Army regulations as to matoes, will be unable to deal in licensed 6. All men who have been disabled so the uniform for domestic service, will foodstuffs for an unlimited period, Un- that they can not follow their old occu- show respect to his superior officers, and justifiabLv refusing to handle 250 on the pation, or can not follow it successfully, v ill treat his fellow soldiers as he would part of the Maddaloni company and 600 are provided by the Government with an be treated, including those who, less for- eases of tomatoes on the part of the opportunity for reeducation for new ce- tunate than be, were unable to play the Fanara company, unfair practices and cupation after cured and discharged from war game overseas. failure to perform contracts led to the the Army. This reeducation is under M. W. InRLAxN, revocation of these licenses. the direction of the Federal Board for Surgeoa General, United States Army, 71'-19--3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919.

RED CROSS HOME SERVICE

Information for Soldiers' and Sailors' Families, Issued by Department of Civilian Relief.

Danger of Confusing Compensation with ments rather than compensation pay- service sections may render valuable ments, and should not cease making in- service in assisting in the preparation of Insurance Payments. surance payments until he has definitely Form 526 and supporting evidence. It appears that some discharged men to determined that the payments he is re- Where Form 526 has been filled out al- whom compensation has been granted for ceiving are Government insurance pay- ready at camp, home-service sections may injuries received in line of duty have dis- ments rather than compensation pay- render service in assisting in preparation continued payments of their insurance ments. of the supporting evidence which the dis- premiums. In some Instances they have charged man may have been unable to discontinued such premium payments ow- Application for Compensation or for procure at the time of his discharge. ing to a mistaken belief that the sums Insurance Payments. they are receiving monthly from the Gov- ernment were insurance payments, and Form 526 of the Bureau of War-Risk Care in Establishing Proof of Relation- therefore that It was unnecessary to make Insurance is used to cover either one of ship and Dependency. further payments of insurance premiums. the following cases: The discontinuance of payments of in- (1) Application of discharged officer or Great care must be exercised to make surance premiums under such circum- enlisted man for compensation, whether a complete and absolutely accurate state- stances is peculiarly unfortunate for sev- his disability be total or partial. Such ment of the facts relating to dependency eral reasons: (1) Because If the insur- application may be filed either at the called for by paragraph 7 of the instrue- ance payments are more than 62 days time of discharge or subsequent thereto, tions on page 1 of Form 526. The allega- overdue, there can be no reinstatement but within the five years' limitation fixed tions or relationship between the depend- of the insurance under the regulations in section 309 of the act. ent parent and the disabled person may of the Bureau of War-Risk Iusurance (2) Application of officer or enlisted be included or may be shown by a cer- without the insured procuring a medical man, if insured, for insurance payments tified copy of a public record of the claim- certificate of insurability signed by two on the ground of permanent and total ant's birth or the church record of his reputable physicians and satisfactory to disability. baptism. the bureau. The disability for which he Form 526 is furnished to every disabled The affidavit as to dependency should is receiving compensation prevents his officer and enlisted man and every oflicer be made by two persons, one of whom procuring such certificate. (2) Because and enlisted man claiming disability at should be one of the dependent parents such disability prevents the procurement the time of his separation from the serv- for whom compensation is asked. The of insurance in private companies for the iee. At that time, assistance is given him affidavit might be in the following form: same reason that it makes it impossible by competent officials in filling out the ap- In re Pvt. William Fletcher Brown, for him to procure a certificate of insura- plication, and complete information as to Army serial No. 2114763. C-17463. bility in order to have his Government in- the proof required in support of his claim Co. F. 117 Infantry. surance reinstated. (3) An injured man is supplied. Form 526, after it has been properly filled out and executed, is then STATE or ILLINOIS, needs the protection which Insurance County of Cook, as: gives to him and to.his family, If he has forwarded 'by the camp personnel adju- a family, more than a sound and healthy tant to the compensation claim section of William R. Lee and Mary Rogers man who Is able to do a man's work and the Bureau of War-Risk Insurance with Brown, being first duly sworn, severally who may expect to live for many years. a copy of the report of the physical exami- depose and say, upon information and be- nation of the officer or enlisted man, lief in the case of the said William R. Only in those cases where the disability which is given him at the time of his dis- Lee and of her own knowledge in the from which the disabled man is suffering charge, attached thereto. If the officer or case of Mary Rogers Brown, that your is total and permanent does the discon- enlisted man does not desire to execute affiant, Mary Rogers Brown, is the mother tinuance of insurance payments by the an application for compensation, the note of William Fletcher Brown, the above- disabled man who is receiving compensa- " Officer (soldier) did not desire to exe- named enlisted man, of 4624 Indiana Ave- tion involve no risk and cause no harm. cute Form 526 BWRI " will be written or line, Chicago, Ill.; that Mary Rogers This is because in cases of total and per- stamped on the copy of the report of his Brown Is a widow whose husband, John manent disability there is a right to re- physical examination, which will then be Thomas Brown, was the father of William cover Government insurance payments as forwarded by the personnel adjutant Fletcher Brown, and died at Springfield, well as compensation, which right to Gov- without letter of transmittal directly to III., January 20, 1911; that the gross an- ernment insurance payments became vest- the compensation section of the Bureau nual income of Mary Rogers Brown from ed and made further premium payments of War-Risk Insurance. all sources, including previous. contribu- unnecessary as soon as the disability was Where Form 526 is executed at camp at tions of the above-named enlisted man, in fact total and permanent. Even the time of the officer's or enlisted man's does not exceed the sum of $812 per year though the disabled man receiving com- discharge, it may be difficult for him to from which taxes and fire insurance must pensation thinks that his injury is total procure the proof called for by the in- be deducted and comes from the following and permanent, still he should continue structions on the first page of the form sources: Value of use and occupation of his payment of Insurance premiums until as to the fact that the applicant has a home of Mary Rogers Brown at 146 Grant the Bureau of War-Risk Insurance has wife and children living, or that he and Avenue, Springfield, Ill., $240; income decided that his injury is total and per- his wife have not been divorced, or the from a $4,000 mortgage owned by Mary manent and that, therefore, he is entitled ages of his children, etc. Rogers Brown, $200 per year; rent of one to insurance payments. It is unsafe to Whatever proof it is impossible to sup- room in home of Mary Rogers Brown, $72 discontinue his insurance payments until ply at that time should be obtained upon per year; contribution to support of Mary that question has been settled, because the officer's or man's return to his home Rogers Brown by her son, William although the bureau might decide that his and be forwarded Immediately to the com- Fletcher Brown, $300 per year; that all injury was at that time total, still they pensation-claim section of the Bureau of of the property owned by Mary Rogers might decide that it was not permanent War-Risk Insurance with a statement Brown is as follows: Her house and lot or they might hold that although perma- giving his full name, Army serial num- located at 146 Grant Avenue, Springfield, nent and total at that time yet it might ber, if an enlisted man, grade and organi- Ill., of the value of $4,500; a mortgage in cease to be total at some subsequent time zation in the service, and date of dis- the sum of $4,000 drawing 5 per cent in- by improvement in the man's physical charge or separation therefrom. The ad- terest; and the household furniture in her condition. vice and assistance of the camp war-risk house to the value of $500; that Mary Any man who is receiving what he be- judge advocate should be fully utilized in Rogers Brown is 61 years old, In frail lieves to be insurance payments should the application for compensation. health and under the care of a physician a carefully verify that the payments he is Where Form 526 was not filled out at considerable part of each year because of so receiving are in fact insurance pay- the time of the man's discharge, home- (Continued on page 11.) THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN- SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1D19. 11 PLANNING FOR THE EFFECTIVE List of Medical Facilities as Issued CONSERVATION OF NATURAL GAS By Employees' Compensation Commission The annual saving of 26,000,000,000 cu- bic feet of natural gas, the equivalent of The United States Employees' Compen- cases will be cared for at the Holy Family one-eighth of the entire domestic natural sation Commission issues the following Hospital. gas consumption Milwaukee: United States Public Health of the United States, can list of medical facilities, covering the Service Dispensary, 516 Government Build- be effected in a single industry In West States of West Virginia, Wisconsin, and ing. Hospital cases will be cared for at the Virginia by State regulation, which will St. Mary's Hospital, Terrace and North Ave- Wyoming, and including certain foreign nues. be proposed to the Legislature of West facilities: Neopit: Menominee Mills Hospital. Virginia at its coming session beginning WEST VIRGINIA. Oshkosh: The St. Mary's Hospital, 203 Mer- January 10 at Charleston, according to Charleston Dr. G. A. MacQuen, 1012 Vir- ritt Street. Racine: The St. Mary's Hospital, 1526 an announcement made by the United ginla Street; the Kanawha Valley Hospital, Grand Avenue. 1012 Virginia Street Sheboygan: States Fuel Administration. Huntington: New Huntington General J. C. Elifers, T. D. medical los- officer in charge, U. S. Public Health Service. pital, 1619 Sixth Avenue; Guthrie Hospital; Hospital Conservation Movement Under Way. Dr. John IH. Steenbergen, Day and Night Bank cases will be cared for at the St. Building. Nicholas Hospital. A movement is under way for West Superior: Win. H. Schnell, M. D., medical Martinsburg: King's Ifaughters Hospital. officer Virginia to continue the activities for Morgantown: The City Hospital. in charge of U. S. Public Health Service, second floor, Columbia Hospital natural gas conservation which have been Parkersburg: The St. Joseph's Hospital, Building. corner Fifth and Avery Streets. cases will be cared for at the St. Mary's Hos- started by the United States Fuel Ad- Raven',wood: Dr. II. W. Casto; Dr. Paul Q. pital. ministration. All the plants in the vicin- Wausau: Dr. David T. Jones, 506 Third Starkey. Street; Dr. Joseph Ity of Grantsville, W. Va., which manu- Wheeling: Dr. W. W. Reynolds, Proctorville, F. Smith, 605 Third Street. facture carbon black, otherwise known Ohio; Dr. A. Herrenkohl, Millwood; the WYOIING. Wheeling Hospital, 109 North Main Street. Encampment: Dr. Win. C. Burke, E and H as lampblack, from natural gas have Building. voluntarily agreed to close down imme- WISCONSIN. Jackson: Dr. Charles W. Huff. diately. This agreement, which has just Pau Claire: Dr. John V. It. Lyman, Opera Laramie: Dr. H. E. Mcollum. House, Block; Dr. Chr. Midelfart, 343 Gilhert Medicine Bow: Dr. It. K. Sell. been effected, will stop the wasteful con- Avenue. 11awlins: Dr. E. A. Kell, 608 West Cedar sumption of 15,000,000 cuble feet per Greta Bay: E. 11. De Both, MA.D., medical Street. day, which will be made available for im- offier in charge of United States Public hock Springs: Wyoinitg General Hospital, Health service. Hospital cases will be cared Dr. C. I. Platt. mediate use this winter for domestic and for at public utility purposes. St. Vincent's Hospital. FOReIGN. Janesville: Dr. W. II. McGuire, 407 Jack- Ponce, P. R.: 1. Ferrer Torres, M. D., medi- The operators of these plants have man Building; Dr. J. F. Pember, 225 West cal officer In charge of U. S. Public Health Milwaukee Street. Service. Hospital cases agreed to manufacture their product La Crosse: J. R. lRowles, M. D., will be cared for at hereafter in either Wyoming or Loulsi- medical of- the Santo Asilo de Miams Hospital. ficer in charge of United States Public Health San Juan, P. R : U. S. Public Health Serv- arna from wells too remote from pop- Service. Hospital cases will be cared for at ice Dispensary. Hospital cases will be cared the La Crosse Hospital, Thirteenth and Bad- ulous centers to be available for other ger Streets. for at the U. S. Military Hospital, the Miramer uses. The Fuel Administration has also Clinic, the Presbyterian Hospital, and the Madison : Dr. Thomas W. Tormey, 0ay municipality of San Juan (the latter when effected arrangements for the manufac- BuildiLg; the Madison General Hospital, 925 there are vacancies). ture from this gas which will be saved Mound Street. Ancon, Canal Zone: M. C. Guthrie, Ml. D, 5,000 gallons of gasoline daily which has Manitowoc: C. M. Gleason, M. D., medical medical offieer in charge of U. S. Public Health officer in charge of United States Public Service. Hospital case will be cared for at heretofore gone to waste. Health Service, 811 Tork Street. Hospital the Ancon Hospital and Colon Hospital. Appeals have been made to the Fuel Administration by representatives of nu- merous communities which obtain their curing persons to mao these affidavits supply of natural gas from the West who have knowledge of the variety of Virginia fields to curtail the use of natu- Red Cross Home Service] facts covered by the different affidavits. ral gas in certain lines of industry. The The blank form used on the last page of demands for :natural gas throughbut the Form 526 should be used (Continued from page 10.) as far as possi- country are greater than the available ble. If additional affidavits are necessary supply. The use of natural gas is a rheumatism; that the said Mary Rogers beyond the one form supplied on the last privelege enjoyed by about 10 per cent of Brown has no employment and earns page of Form 526, then such additional our population. When present supplies nothing from her own labor and is, in affidavit or affidavits should be securely are exhausted the users of natural gas fact, unable to accept or carry on outside attached to Form 526. must return to the more expensive manu- employment for wages; and that the aver- Where Form 526 is filled out at home factured gas. age monthly contribution of William subsequent to discharge, greater care will The Fuel Administration takes the po- Fletcher Brown to the support of your be necessary than where it is filled out sition that Where natural gas is available affiant, Mary Rogers Brown, from the at camp at time of discharge under the for domestic and industrial purposes its time of her husband's death in 1911 until supervision of the camp insurance officer. unrestricted use in the manufacture of date has been $25 per month. When sent in after discharge, care must carbon blkt Is a wasteful practice. (Signed) Witmum R. LEE, be exercised to have Form 504, showing Cause ot Carbon Black." J31 Spring Street, Springfield, l. medical examination, accompany It. (Signed) MARY RoGERs BRowN, Form 504, the physician's certificate after "Carbon blackI is a term applied to a 146 Grant Arenne, Sprianfleld, Ill. medical examination, should be filled 'out material deposited by the actual contact by the physician himself. of a flame upon -a metallic surface. Car- Subscribed and sworn to before me this 224 day of December, 1918, bon black Is now made by the wasteful (fOTARIAL process of incmpledte combustion of natu- SEAL.) Absence Without Pay ral gas that is, the gas is simply burned HARR T. GRAYsON, in the open, the flame impinging against Notary Public, Cook County, Il. Of Post-office Emptoyees a metal plate, making the deposit known If proof of relationship of the depend- as carbon 'bilck. From 1j to 1 pounds of ent parent to the claimant is made by in- OrrICE or THE POSTMAASTM GENERAL, carbon black are made from each dependent documents, then the allegation Washington, November 49, 0)18. thousand cubic feet of gas burned. The as to relationship at the commencement of ORDER NO. 240. beat contained in the gas is wasted, and the above affidavit should be omitted. only ar ;small pmertan of the carbon con- The emergency which required the Issu- tent of the gas Is utilized. ance of Order No. 210, dated April 6, In the State ot Ohio alone there are Incorporate Facts in as Few Afidavits 1917, regarding leaves of absence for em- Postal Service, has been about 400,600 consmers of natural gas as is Possible. ployees in the from West Virgiana; Pennsylvania gets relieved to some extext benese -0-T the 43 per cent t the natural gas it uses All of the ',arious matters which it is signing of the armistice WthA UrmaDS, from West Vlinia, which also supplies necessary to prove in order to comply and for that reason the ex4et is JelebY 85 per cent of the natural gas used in with the various instructions on page 1 rescinded, effective Jani-ary 1, 1M19. Indiana, and all of the natural gas used of Form 526 should be incorporated in as A. S. Buntrson, in Maryland. few affidavits as possible, preferably se- Postmaster General. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919.

Health Conditions at Army Camps Within the United States As Reported to the Surgeon Generalfor Week Ending Dec. 27

The War Department authorizes the porting more than 100 cases of influenza for number of deaths from all causes for the week the week. Camp Lewis leads all camps in was 260 as compared with 323 for the preced- following: the number of new cases of pneumonia (117). ing week, giving a death rate of 12.1 against Herewith is a detailed report on the Camp Funston continues to report a few cases 13.7 last week. Special diseases were reported health conditions of troops in the United of scarlet fever (17) and meningitis (5). as follows : Eleven nw cases of beri berl are reported States for the week ended December 27. from Camp Las Casas, making a total of 63 The report of the Division of Sanitation cases of this disease reported since December This Last to the Surgeon General of the Army for 13 There has been a net loss in numerical Disease, week. week. strength of command of approximately 100,000 that week is as follows: during the week. As a result, a higher non- 1. General.-Both influenza and pneumonia effective rate is noted, as well as a relatively Influenza...... 1,191 1,957 show a continued decline. The port of c: higher death rate. The admission rate is de- Pueumonia...... 30 814 barkation, Hoboken, is the only station re- cidedly lower than last week. The absolute Measles-...... 287 463 Meningitis...... 22 25 Summary. Scarlet fe er..-.-.-...... - -50 80 Venerealdiseases...... 1,055 1,412 Death rate. weklyv admis- NoneffetiNoefete Tieklat dfos- 2. Divisional camps.-This group, with an average strength of command only. of approximately Troops. rate, disease. All causes. Disease 187,000. reports only 26 deaths from all causes, having the lowest death rate for the week (6.6) of all groups. Only 150 new eases of influenza This Last This Last This Last This Last were reported from all camps of this group, week. week. week. week. week. week. week. week. Camp Logan leading In the number of new cases (41). There were 103 new cases of pneu- monia reported, 32 of which are charged to a Division camps...... 42.6 42.6 13.8 15.7 7.2 12.2 6.6 11.0 single camp (McClellan). Cantonments...... 37.9 39.4 14.1 18.3 11.8 9.5 11.3 8.7 3. Cantonments.-There were 456 new eases Departments, etc...... 46.9 40.7 17.0 16.8 17.1 22.5 15.9 21.5 of influenza reported from camps of this group, against 821 of last week. Four of the large camps report no new cases for the week. A few cases of pneumonia are reported from all Hcalth conitions for the Ieek eided December 27, 1918. camps. The total number (308) is less than last week (462). Non- 4. Departmental and other troops.-The effective highest sick and death rates are charged to Pnes- Dysen- Mala- Venereal Influ- M Monin- Scarlet per this group. The explanation of the relatively monia. tery. ria. diseases., enza. gits. fever. 1,0000n high death rate was given in last week's sum- day of mary. report. Gauses of deaths by camps.

Beauregard...... 8 2 3 22 ( ?) ...... 7 2 ...... 34.6 Num- Bowie...... 196(6) 1...... 31.41 Camp or depart- ber of Causes, Cody...... ----- .(---6 ( ?) - ...... 2 87.8 ment. deaths Forrest...... - 1.1.. 53.7 Fremont ...... 2 ...... 1...... 52.04 Greene...... 5 ...... 39 () 7 2 ...... 30.2 Beaurecard...... Pneumoia, 1. Greenleaf...... 1.....- 35.5 Cody...... --- . Traumatism, 1. Hancock...... 12 1 44 (4) 2 13 1 1 43.4 Forrest...... Pneumonia, 1 Mearney...... 19 ( ?) 2 1 ...... ---.. 16.55 Fremont...... Fracture ofskull, 1;pneu. Logan...... 6 ( ) 41 1 1....------886 monia, 1. MacArthr..-.-...... 2 . -.-.-.-..-.--- 8 ( .--. 4 ....-.--1 3.. 64 Greene...... Cause not reported, 1. McClellan ...... 3 2 ...... -..... ( ?) 30 8-...... ------50.12 Greenleaf....-- Pneumonia, 2; influenza, 2. Sevier...... 8 .--.-. - ..7 14(3. 6 . .. 1( ... 2 . .11 Hancock...... Pneumonia, 1; meningitist Shelby...... 7 ...... 21 (12) 2 4 ...... ------70.9 2. Sheridan...... 7 5------2 ( 13) 2...... --... 46.02 Kearnsy.-- .-..- Cause not reported, 1. Wadsworth...... ) 51 17 ... 49.2.8 Logan...... Susppurative pleurisy, 1. wheeler...... 9 ( 7) 233 ...... 172.6 MacArthur...... Pneumonia, 1;cause not Custer...... 8 ...... 18( 5) ...... 1...2 . 18.47 reported 1. Devens...... 12...... 24 (5) 8 5 ...... ------21. McClellan...... Pneumonia,3. Diode...... 132 . -...... 22 (1) 172 .... 25. 5---- Se icr...... Pneumonia, 2; meningitis Do-...... 74 25 (2) 5...... 11 49.2 1. Eustis...... 1...... 4( ?) 13 2 .------10.82 Shelbv..... __. 1 Pneumonia, 1. Sheridan.---.-. 1 Pneumonia, 1. GordonL...... 1 ...... 2 ( )8 2 5 ------50.4 Wadsworth..--.- 1 Pneumonia, 1. Grant...... 8...... 3 ( ?) 3 3 ------. 28.21 Wheeler...... 0 Humpereysm...... Lastonsa...... 15...... 5...... ( )1 3840.7)..7 2 ...... -- 11.4044 Lee...------_ -----.. . 4S-- -- 0 ( 4)? 17 63 19 2-.------Custer...... 2 Pneumonia, 2. Tackso-.--...... 147 2(2)9 10 2 41 . . 351.5 4... Delens...... 6 Pneumonia, 6. 1. E. Jolmuston ...... 4 ---- 1 8?I....4 :------31.9 Dir...... 1 Pneumonia, 1. Las Cases...... - - -- 5 -- -- 1 .. . - - - 1 ------22.11 Dodge...... 1 Empyema, 1. Lee...... 17(4) 63 19 4----- I 48.3 Eustis...... 4 Pneumonia, 4. Lewis...... 117 ...... I-. 20 (2) 21 9 --- ..-- .6 2 1.4 Fuston...... 9 Pneumonia, 4; meningitis Meadewpor--ew...... 11 1...... 37 ) 20 17 1 ...... 25.6 2; empyema, 1; abscess of Pike f tn...... 13 ) 21 3 1 50. brain, 1. Sherman...... 1...... 10(?) 4 5 ...... 44.5 Gordon...... Pneumonia, 3; peritonitis, Taylor...... 9(3) 10 2 1 8- 51.5 1; tuberculosis, 1. Travis..sei the number.of.other 32ich were c t12u1 ri we.k by m121 61.76 Grant. - - 4, Pneumonia, 1; empyemia -pton------. 8 ...... (7 25...... 34.6 (following pncumonia) 3. Northeastern Department() ...... cass b..r ...... f 5) 16 2 1 2 37.41 Humphreys...... 8 Pneumonia, 6; empyemia, 11 2) 13 1 1934 1; syphilis 1. he SotesenDpartment...... as ternDea r t 2-----...... 5(2) 24 .1...... 38.12 Jalson...... 5 Pneumonia, 5. SOZNilern ...... --- 15... 2 77(9) 91 8 ...... 3. i ...... ) 2 39.14 Joinston...... 3 Pneumonia, 1; myelitis, 1; Central Department...... 1... cardiac dilation, 1. Western Department...... 1...... 7 ( 3) 42 ------1 27.09 A -aisamps...... 43...... ?) 10--- Las Casas..-.. 3 Pneumonia, 3. 50 ( 2 535 Lee-...... 4 Pneumonia, 3; trauma- Ports of embarkation: tism, 1. Hoboken-_...... 21 1 6(2)56 160 9 1...... 224.93 Lewis.._ ...-- 4 Pneumonia, 3; syphilis, 1. NewporNes...... 2 ...... j.... 1 (7 1 1 99 New...... 81 1 0 1...... Meade...... ---. 6 Pneumonia, 5; influenza I 9.9 Pike...... 10 Pneumonia, 4; Tuberculo- sis, 1; meningitis, 2 ret- I First figure in this column for eachicam p gives the total number of new cases during the week; the figure in roperitneal abseess 1; parentheses is the number of other cases which were contracted during the week by mnen in th at camp's command empyems, 1; appenici- at the time of contracting tisadisease. The, difference, therefore, is the number of cases first reported during the tis1. weel, which were either (a) cases hrought from civilian life hy recruits, or (b) cases brosight by men transferred Sherman...-- 6 Pneumonia, 1: empyma from other camps to the camp under which the ease is reported, or (c) old cases wchichi have previously evaded 1; measles, 1; hepatitis 1; detection. An interrogation point signifies that the report from that camp did not segregate cases contracted at fracture of skull, 1 sui the camp from other cases. cide, 1. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 13 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Gauses of deaths by camps-Continued. Camp Eagle Pass, Tex.-Pvt. Alex rerzan, Pelham, Ga . Pvt. Napoleon Mercier, 61 route 1, Lublin, Wis.* Water Steet, jaterviile, Me.; Pvt. Benjamn Camp Lustis, Va.-Pvt. James Autrey, 2217 H. Shute, Dewey, Okla.*; Pvt. John Ziolkow- Asle Street north, Port Worth, Tex.; Sergt. ski. 8717 Commercial Street. Chicago, Ill. Ca artNum- Camp or depart. ber of Causes. Frank R. Dugdale, 485 Miller Avenue south, Camp Morrison, Va.-Chauffour Vernon m0ent, deaths. San Francisco, Cal.*; Corpl. Frank J. Gnoss, Enerson, North Field, Wis.* Novato, Cal.; Pvt. Eugene P. Griffin, Salem, Camp Pike, Ark.-P'vt. Thomas . Beck, Ill.*' Pvt. Wade Lorance, route No. 2, De- Salitpa, Ala.; Pvt. Joe Huff, route 4 Alma, troit, Tex. * Cook Albin Nowinasl, South Bend, Ark.*; Pvt. Howard Kongable, Guthrie, Taylor...... 10 Loba pneumonia 5; mas- Ind.*; First Lieut. Howell F. West, 669 North Okla.*; Pvt. William J. Ledkius Flomaton toiitis, 1;.mpy1; Union Street, Natchez, Miss, Ala.*; Pvt. Paul Collins Moore, ian Marcos crebrospinalmeVIngts, Camp Gordon, Ga.-Pvt. Jim Chitty, Tarver, Tex.*; Pvt. Willie Nelson, Meridan, Okla.; 1; otitismsdiali; bayonet Ga.* Pvt. Jesse P. Yeager, Camden, Ark.* Camp Grant, Ill.-Pvt. Nelson A. Harper, Camp Sevier, S. C.-Pvt. Clair R. Graham, Trai is...... 11 Pneumonia, 10; diabetas 9710 Avenue L, South Chicago, Ill.*; Sergt. snellitus, 1. 422 Homer Street, Alliers, La.*; Pvt. Lynn E. Knorr, Granton, WIs.*; Second Lieut. Ur- Walter Jones, Huntington, Tenn.; Pvt. John Upton...... 7 Pneumonia, 7. Moser, 070 Goff Street, West Paul, Min.*; Northeastern..... 3 Pneumonia, 2; crebr- ban Rushing, Tupelo, Ark. Greene, N. C.-Pvt. Solomon Lofton, Corpl. James E. Ryan, 1934 South Trumbull spinal meningitis 1 Camp Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Eastern...... Pneumonia, 4; inenza, R. F. D. No. 1, box 18, Cove City, N. C.* Camp Greenleaf, Ga-Pvt. Charlie Pospisl1, Camp Shelby, Miss.-Pvt. David Daniel 1; esnpyema, 1. Clester, Wabash, Ind. Southeastern..... 2 Broncho pumonia, 2. Bison, Okla.* Camp Hancock, Ga.-Candidate Herbert L. Camp Sherman, Ohio.-Pvt. Ellis Chamblin, Central...... 1 Broncho pneumonia, 1. Otway, Southern...... 10 Pneumonia, 7; peritonitis, Crichton, Lawrenceville, Va.*; Pvt. Michael 1. Ohio*; Pvt. Charles B. Ferguson, Donhue, 17 City Hall Place, New York, R. F. D. No. 1, Salem, Va.*; Pvt. Albert Flk, 2; fracture of spine, 1. Breman Ind.* Pvt. Andrew Hutchison, Mud- Western...... 5 Pneumonia, 2; influenza, N. Y.*; Pvt. Jim Jones, route 4, Cochran, Ga,*; Pvt. Charles Rhoden, Toledo, Ga.*; Pvt. dlety, W. Va.; Pvt. Fritz M. Johnson, R. F. D. 2, not reported, 1. Ohio*; Recruit John Nutter, Ai ation Camps. 27 Pneumonia, m;1ihuenza, Robert L. Steiner, R. F. D. No. 1, Cambria, No. 1, Cutler, 2; traumatism 4; suicide, Wis.*; Pvt. Mathys Vanbussel, care Home for 167 East Sixth Street, Lancaster, Ohio*; Pvt. 1. Incurables, Third Avenue New York, N. Y.* Jim Jack Rush, Coal Valley, Ala.; Pvt. Walter Merritt...... 15 Pneumonia, 7; influenza Camp Hill Va.-Pvt. Edward A. Nichols, Salmons, R. F. D. No. 4, Oakhull, Ohio*; Pvt. 5; tuberculosis, 1; emd- 108 Melvin Street, Lawrence Mass.* Edward E. Walker, Kempton Mills, Tenn.* carditis,1; fractured Camp Humphreys, Va.-lvt. Fred Arm- Camp Taylor, Ky.-Pvt. James N. Davis, swuln, 1. strong, Harisburg, Tenn.*; Pvt. John Love, Mariba, Ky.; Pvt. Abraham L. Gannon, 584 Newport Nes... 4 Arte sclerosis, ; e Greensburg, La.*; Pvt. Claude Mlree, R. F. D. Myrole Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Pvt. James nmonia, 1; tubculosis, No. 1, Perryville, Ala.*; Corpl. Clifford E. Ruben Hoslan, 2101 Eighth Avenue, New York Oker, 2865 Ratterman Avenue, Cincinnati, City*; Pvt. Otto tIubler, R. F. D. No. 3, Ohio*; Pvt. Jerry Wilson, R. F. D. No. 2, Pinckneyville, Ill.; Pvt. William T. Law, 3552 White Hall, S. C.* Broadway, Kansas City, Mo.*; Pvt. Nick Mor- Deaths: tinson, Lidgewood, N. Dak.*; First Lieut. Camps ...... 26 Last week ...... 50 Cam Jackson, S. C.-Pvt. John James, route g, Lancaster, S. C.*; Pvt. Herbert A. Charles E. Pinckney, 123 West Delaware Cantonments. 109 Last week. 9 San Antonio, Tex.*, Pvt. Fred Swenty, Dep'tin'il. Tr'ps ... 73 Last week .... 177 Johnson, R. F. D. No. 3, Walhall, S. C.; Street Pvt. Albert Lee . F. D. No. 1, box 15, R. F. D. No. 2, Coleman, Wis.*; Pvt. Theodore T. Woodward, 101 Pearl Street, Metropolis, 208 323 Mount Carmel, S. C.*; Corpl. Albert Macy, R. F. D. No. 2, Yadkinville, N. C.*; Pvt. Ill.* Sam R. Ramsey, route 5, Laurens, S. C.*; Camp Travis, Tex.-Pvt. Anton Brdecka, Pvt. John Sprague, R. F. D. No. 4, Chateau- Cistern, Tex.*; Bugler James A. Byrnes, 366 gay, N. Y.; Corpl. Fred Stachlin, 24 West West Thirty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y.*; Soldiers W Died Street, Paterson, N. J.* Pvt. George Caravolos, 3112 Black Avenue, In- Bo Last Week. Camp Johnston, Fla.-Pvt. William J. Ber- diana Harbor Ind.; Bugler Floyd L. Davis, nardt, Odell, Nebr.* ; Pvt. Do Witt Huey, Troy, Loyd, N. Y.; Pvt. Gus D. Erickson, 2851 East Tenn.; Pvt. Elijah MeMorris, box 46 Dade One Hundred and Third Street, Chicago, Ill.; Following is a list of names of soldiers City, Fla.*; Pvt. Michael Tanitz, 134 Morris Pvt. John E. Freeman, Iamon, Tex.*; Pvt. (not members of the American Expedi- Street, Jersey City, N. J.* Preston F. McKee, Arlington, Tex.*; Pvt. tionary Forces) reported to the Adjutant Camp Kearney, Cal.-Pvt. Richard F. Doyle, Henry F. Peters, route 3, box 41, Galena, Ill.; 1255 East Fifty -third Street, Los Angeles, Pvt. Fay D. Sheek, Mancos, Colo. General's Office as having died during the Cal.*; Pvt. Wayne H. French, 22 West Simp- Camp Upton, N. Y.-Sergt. Carl E. Ander- week ending December 27, 1918. (In- son Street, Portland, Oreg.* * Pvt (first class) son, R. F. D. No. 3, Bedford, Ind.*; Pvt. Wal- cluded in this list are the names of sol- Arthur M. Hultgren, 4907 Korth Winchester ter Calvin Bradley, Chenango Forks, N. Y.; Avenue, Chicago Ill *; Corpl. Oren II. King, Pvt. George W. Dew, R. F. D. No. 2, Winsted, diers (siot members of the American Ex- 1729 I Street gacramesnto, Cal.*; Pvt. Fred Conn.*; Sergt. George Henry Dingee, 24 peditionary Forces), not previously pub- Mechelke, 216 Saturn Avenue, Huntington Davies Place, Poughkeepsie, N, Y.*; Pvt. Carl lished, who died prior to the week men- Park, Cal.*; Pvt. Asa Persell, R. F. D. No. 2, Hans IHagansen, 949 High Street Fall River, Kensington, Kans.*; Pvt. Arthur C. Robert- Mass.*; Pvt. Roy J. Kelder, 195 Main Street, tioned and subsequently to March 8, son, 2224 Garrison Avenue, Baltimore, Mid.*; Kingston, N. Y.*; Pvt. Hugh W. Lynn, 449 1918. These names are indicated by an Pvt. Marshall L. Weeks, Sunnydale, Idaho.*; Degraw Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.*; Pvt. Thomas asterisk.) Pvt. Harry E. Wood, Lipscomb, Tex.*; Pvt. Miley, 14 Day Street, Providence, R. 1.*; Stephen J. Zichovich, 971 West San Carlos Pvt. John S. Moberg, 1927 Benedict Avenue, Camp Alfred Vail, N. J.-Pvt. John J. Pa- Street, San Jose, Cal.* Westchester, N. Y.; Pvt. Charles Pedarsinl, gan,, Main Street, Westport, Coen..; .... Os- Camp Lee, Va.-Pvt. Frank D. Brice, 484 898 Linwood Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.*; Pvt. car . ps.aertesch,1137 Brock Street, Ash- East High-Street, Kittanning, Pa.; Pvt. W11- David Weintraub, 53 Pratt Street, Buffalo, land, Pa. liam Harrison Chalker, 156 Sixteenth Street, N. Y.*; Corpl. Frank Weiser, 798 Rogers Ave- Camp Beauregard, La.-Pvt. James Brad- Wheeling, Ohio County, W. Va.*; Corpl. John nue, Brooklyn, N. Y.* ley, Hammond, La.*; Pvt. George Ellis, Tom- H. Eich, 3612 UIiet Streat, Milwaukee, Wis.; Camp Wadsworth, N. .- Pvt. Arthur Dil- ertown, La. * Pvt. Charles H. Gamble, Brookings, S. Dak.*; len, Stauelish, lich.*; Pvt. John Donnelly,- Camp Cody, N. Mex.-Pvt. Charles W. Pvt. Uliss Hines, 5 Gressford Course, Wash- 2816 Richmond Street. Philadelphia, Pa.*; (renton, Piedmont, Kans*; Corpi. Campeall ington, D. C.*; Pvt. Sampson Moore, Moores, Pvt. Allen Owensby, Woodruff, S. C.*; Cook Carruthers, Arlington, N. J.*; Pvt. Floyd Gila- S. C.*; Pvt. John Thomas, Lawson, Va.* Roy Powers, East Topsham, Vt.*; Pvt. Mel- son Prather, R. F. D. No A Lawton, Okla.*; Camp Lewis, Wash.-Pvt. Wiley S. Farmer, ren Tucker, 332 Cannon Street, Raleigh, N. C. Pt. Lloyd L. Voss, rouie , bo 227, Okla- Churubusco, Ind.; Pvt. Dove L. Ladue, Lapha, Camp Wheeler, Ga.-Pvt. Arthur L. Blair, homa City, Okla.*; Pvt. Bradford W. Wash- Wash.; Pvt. Kristian L. Swasand, Solisness, Samson, Ala.;* Recruit John S. Edick, Eden burn. Lexington, Okla.* Bergen, Norway.* N. Y.,* Recruit Mathew A. V. Hennes- Canip Custer Mich.-Pvt. Fareuhar Smith, Center, Camp Logan, Tex.-Pvt. Jay W. McCammon, sey, Mechanicsville, N. Y.;* Recruit Morton J. 359 Brainard Ftreet, Detroit, Mich.* 117 West Twenty-eighth Street, Oklahoma Larwood, Fairport, N. Y.;* Pvt. Hill Monroe, Camp Devens, Mass.-Pvt. Leone Ascenzo, City, Okla. route No. 1, box 22, Smithville, Ga.;* Pvt. Northwood, . I.*; Corp. Cyrus Carrithe, Camp MacArthur, Tex.-Pvt. William R. Louis Nichols, 63 Jerome Street, Detroit, 2409 Jefferson Street, Terre Haute, Ind.*; Pvt. Edmondson, Summitt, Cook County, Ill.*; Pvt. Mich.* losen (-riff en, route C, box:143, Lake City, Fla.; Pvt. John E Kubil. 2025 Massachusetts Ave- William A. Herron, 620 Simpson Street, At- Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.-Pvt. Charles A. nue, IMdianSpoli, td.; Pvt. (first class) lanta, Ga.*; Pvt. Gerald Sutherland, 945 Navin, 55 West Washington, Norwalk, Ohio.* August B. Olson, Brusville Road, treadvile, Westers Field Avenue, Hartford, Conn.* Fort Bayard, N. Mex.-Pvt. Isaac Ingram, Camp McClellan, Ala.-Pvt. Frank Elson, 1234 Tricon Street, New Orleans, La.* Mass.; Pvt. Leroy S. Richards, R. P. D., Lin- 4022 McKoon Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y.* colnville, Me.* Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.-Pvt. Frank Camp McGrath, Lugon, P. I.-Pvt. Matias H. Blackledge, 24 West Eleventh Street, In- Camp Dix, N. J.-Pvt. Charles R. Donnelly Erfills, Barrie Labot Binalonan, Pangasinan, dianapolis, Iad.* 17 East Broad Street, Milville, N. J*; bv P . I.* Henry Gibson, Warrington, Fla.*; Pvt. Ernest Fort Bliss, Tex.-Sergt. John F. Carr, 421 s. Holnse, Wilmot, S. DaL.*; wvt. Joseph Camp Mabrey, Tex.-Pvt. William Tillery, Columbia Street, Alexandria, Va.;* Pvt. Liber Kehtal, 842 South Nineteenth Street, Newark, Jr., box 213, Paintrock, Tex.* Falcone, 307 Madison Street, Easton, Pa.;* N. J.*; Pvt. Joa Sanseverino, Paterson, Camp Meade, Md.-Pvt. Jacob Gillon, 2034 Pvt. Edimer A. Polk, Bismarck, Mo.* N. J* South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.*; Pvt. Fort Clark, Tex.-Corpl. Frederick J. Bueuo, Charles Greech, Paint Lick, Ky.*; Pvi. Os- 501 Line Avenue, Ellwood City, Pa.* Camp Dodge, iowa.-Pvt. David Mabry, car B. Shoemaker, route 2, Hancock, Md.* Spiro, Okla.*; Pvt. George Mrse, 190* Seventh Fort Des Moines, Iowa.-Maj. Emil L. De- Camp Merritt, N. J.-First Lieut' Samuel Jiany, Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Avenue north, Great Falls, Mont.*; Pvt. Roy H. Boyd, 56 Grand Avenue, Englewood, N. J.; W. Phorstd, 3004 West Third street, Duluth, Fort Douglas, Utah.-Pvt. Frank Maughn, Kuh1'4 Suh ietet9SteeNeak Pvt. Byron V. Compton, Muskogee, Okla. 206 I Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.* Minn.*; Pet. Fred t. Renshaw, Roundup, Camp Mills. Loug Island, N. Y.-Pvt. Erie Mont.*; Pet. Carl Shannon, Dunning, Nbr.*; E. Dana, Sandy Creek, N. Y.*; Pvt. Nathaniel Fort Du Pont, Del.-Pvt. William E. Perry, Pvt. William H. Sims, Shamrock, Natchifochee Finnegan. Franklin Furnace, N. J.*; Pvt. Har- North Tazwell, Va.* Parish, La.*; vt. John W. Whechel, route old A. Ouyett, 7 Pleasant Street, Canton, Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.-Pvt. Claude F. 3, Howard, Kans. N. Y.; Pvt. J. B. Humphries, R. F. D. No. 2, Mosher, 927 Portage Street, Kalamazoo, Mich.* 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Fort Hancock, N. J.-Pvt. Joseph Ritz, 500 Vancouver Barracks, Wash.-Pvt. James H. Jackson, Mich,-Pvt. Albert J. Marselike, West One hundred and forty-seventh Street, Bird, 563 South Seventeenth Street, Newark, 806 Union Street, Michigan City, Ind.* New York City, N. Y*; Pvt. Frank Streafski, N. I.;* Pvt Morrell B. Chapman, 1223 North Lake Charles, La.-Cook Vincent Miszeikis, 70 Maple Street, East Hampton, Mass.* Avenue, 56 Los Angeles, Cal.;* Second Lieut. 3212 Jane Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Fort 'Lawton, Wash.-Corpl. James S. Goodson 'Schreeder, Vancouver Barracks, Lakehurst Proving Ground, Lakehurst, Hamby, Cold Stone, Mo.' Wash. N. J.-Sergt. Eric L. Johnson, Erie, Pa.* Fort Leavenworth, Kans.-Pvt. Robert R. Whipple Barracks, Prescott, Ariz.-Pvt. Lawton, Okla.-Cook Earl B. Barnett, Gyp- Bigham, Dunseith, Md.*; Pvt. Roy Hinds, Zebedee B. Garner, route No. 3, box 4, Som- sum City, Kans.* TuIr, Tex.* erville, Ala, Lincolo, Nebr.-Pvt, Harry L. Lindstrom, Fort Logan, Colo.-Recruit Matt Mattson, Edgewood Arsenal, Md.-Pvt. Frank La route No. 3, Wilcox, Nebr.*; Pvt. Harold T. Kaunus Yivirret Wassau Liini, Finland. Porte, Howard Place, Hamburg, N. Y.;* Pvt Sandusky, Sterling, Nebr.*; Pvt. Raymond S. Fort Logan Roots, Ark.-Second Lieut. Ar- Anton Larsen, Lamberton, S. Dak.* Sweetland, Loup City, Nebr.* thur W. Buell, Mesilla Park, N. Mex.;' Pvt. Akron, Ohio.-Pvt. Bernard Adler, 27 Good- Little Rock, Ark.-Pvt. John Elliott, Van Moses L. Hoffman, 865 West Fifth Street, win Avenue, Akron, Ohio;* Pvt. Arthur S. Buren, Ark.; Pvt. Amos Moore, 2222 West Brooklyn, N. Y. Davis, general delivery, Leavenworth, Ind.* Twelfth Street, Little Rock, Ark.* Fort McPherson, Ga,-Pvt. Cleveland Americus, Ga.-Pvt. Bernard Hicks, 34 Lonoke, Ark.-Pvt. tames A. Whitehill, Combs, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Pvt. Barney S. Fosse, Beech Street, West Roxbury, Mass.;* Pvt. R. F. D. No. 4, Clarinda, Iowa.* Gordon City, Iowa ;* Pvt. Joseph Anthony Leland Jacobs, 613 Main Street, Monongahela Marfa, Tex.-Sergt. Terrence Kennedy, 2344 Jacobs, 9 Brooklyn Avenue, Jamalca, N. Y.* City, Pa.;* Pvt. John B. Myers, 85 Ells- South Oakley Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Fort Monroe, Va.-Pvt. Ray Burton Nelson, wolh Avenue, Salem, Ohio.* Mineola, N. Y.-Second Lieut. Edward Sam- Button, N. H.;* Sergt. Joseph H. Stringfel- Ames, Iowa.-Pvt. James J. Powers, rural uel lumford, Jr., " Tenacre," Menlo Park, Cal. low, 7 Curtis and Nebraska Avenue, Tampa, route 2, Duncombe, Pa.*; Pvt. Pearl W. Yates, Mount Clemens, Mich.-Pvt. Homer Byall, Fla.* 422 South Third Street, Albia, Iowa.* R. F. D. No. 10, Montpelier, Ind.* Fort Niagara, N. Y.--Pvt. Abraham Mendel- Ann Arbor, Mich.-Pvt. Paul H. Ilogle, Nashville, Tenn.-Pvt. Arthur F. Hathaway, owitz,*1541 First Avenue, New York, N. Y,;* Alason, Mich.* 1313 East Rio Grande Street, El Paso, Tex.' Pvt. Harvey Eldridge Schultz, 222 Indiana Appleton, Wis.-Pvt. Raymond G. Kluess, Newark, N. J.-Pvt. Edward Fred Bischeld, Street, Zanesville, Ohio.* 955 Superior Street Appleton, Mo.* 618 East Eighth Street, Grand Island, Nebr. Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.-Pvt. Welcome Camp- Arcadia, Cal.-Cp. Frank 0. Johnson, North New Brunswick, N. J.-Pvt. Leo L. bell, Battle Creek, Mich ;* First Lieut. Roland Hampton, Mass. Franken, 208 Marlborough Road, Brooklyn, B. Fletcher, Madison, Me.' Corpl. Earl L. Auburn, Ala.-Pvt Frank Mansucco, Ham- N. Y.* Hackett, Thirty -fourth and Chestnut Streets, mond, La.* New York, N. Y.-Pvt. Thomas T. Talakson, Philadelphia, Pa.;* Pvt. Jessie F. Hammon, Baltimore, Md.-Pvt. William Boykin, Cam- Nepera Park, Yonkers, N. Y.* 4321 Forty-first Street, Omaha, Nebr.;* Pvt. den, Ala,*; Pvt. Hugh Johnson, Dumas, Miss*; Norge, Okla.-Second Lieut. James II. Mc- Douglas L. Hutton, 242 North Main Street, Pvt. (first class) William C. Claypoole, Worth- Laurin, McCall, S. C. Southington, Conn.;* Pvt. William R. Squires, lugon, Pa. Otiaville, N. Y.-Corpl. Frank J. McPeake, River Head Long Island; 'First Lieut. Joseph Burlington, Vt.-Pvt. Greydon Curtis Aines, 138 Jefferson Street, West Manayunk, Phila- Louis Swartz, 5539 Clemens Avenue, St. Louis, R, F. D. No. 4, Addison, Vt.*; Pvt. John Harold delphia, Pa.* Mo.; Recruit Hallie N. Weston, Randall, Minn. Whitten, R. F. D. No. 1, Williston, Vt.* Paterson, N. J.-Pvt. George Burger, 520 Fort Omaha, Nebr.-Pvt. Edward Drachen- Cambridge, Mass.-Pvt. Allen Hollis, Jr., 110 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* N rg, 5036 Twenty-sixth Avenue, SW.; Seattle, Center Street, Concord, N. H.* Pittsburgh, Pa.-Pvt. Robert W. Miller, 640 Wash. Chicago, 11L.-Pvt. George Lynn Weaver, Butler Street, Etna, Pa.' Fort Ontario, N. Y.-Pvt, Frank Mackarell, 1420 Erie Street, Sheboygan, Wis.' Plattsburg, N. Y.-Pvt. Clinton E. Huntly, 215 West Ninth Street, Catskill, N. Y.* Cleveland, Ohio.-Pvt. Joseph Bartholomew Cadyville, N. Y. Fort Riley, Kans.-Pvt. Harry L. Bailey, Glavich, 1148 East Sixty-third Street, Cleve- Princeton, N. J.-Pvt. Edward W. Vaughan, 3019 C Avenue, Kearney, Nebr.; Pvt. Alex land, Ohio *; Corpl. Yaro Klepel, 10 South 4913 Page Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo.* llerenosky, 2514 South Second Street, St. Euclid Street, St. Louis, Mo.* Pysht, Wash.-Pvt. Mark A. Cook, North Louis, Mo.*; ergt. Will A. Holstrom, Howard, Colonla, N. J.-Pvt. David Sault, 2025 North Street, Cotton, Minn.* H. Dak.*; Musician Arlo H. Nelson, Benning- Thirty-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Rochester, N. Y.-Pvt. Robert Kysor, Dans- ton, Kans.*; Capt. Archibald Edward Pres- Colorado Springs, Colo.-Pvt. Albert Fran- ville, N. Y.;* First Lieut. Robert Roy McNab, ton, Mahattan, Kans.*; Pvt. Robert Williams, cis Kerns, 3818 Franklin Street, Denver, Colo.* 124 Caledonia Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. general delivery, Langston, Okla.* Columbus, Ohio.-Pvt. Delbert D. Burris, Rock Island, II.-Second Lieut. Lorenzo Fort Rosecrans, San Diego, Cal.-Pvt. Fred- route 3, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio.* Warner Chamberlain, 1614 M Street, Lincoln, crick E. Manning, 1546 Thirty-first Street, Columbus, N. MAex.-Bugler Robert L. Jack- Nebr.* San Diego, Cal.*; Pvt. Norman J. Ross, 3904 son, 186 Harrison Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Sam Fordyce Tex.-Pvt. Frederick E. Clay- Ninth Street, San Diego, Cal.*; Pvt. Nick J. Pvt. George M. Powers, It F, D. No. 4, Nash- ton, McMinrville Oreg,* Vacarella, 1645 Union Street, San Diego, Cal.* ville, Mieb.* San Antonio, Tex-Second Lieut. Lee Wil- Fort Russell, Wyo.-Pvt. Stephen Horan, Crestline, Ohio.-Pvt. Walter Hartman, son Bird, North Platte, Nebr.* 6379 North Paulina Street, Chicago, Ill.*; route 3, Crestline, Ohio.* San Benito. Tex.-First Lieut. Fred Thomas Pvt. Bennie Nickerson, 911 West Nineteenth Crete, Nebr.-Pvt. John R. Quirk, Crete, Cunningham, Merion, Pa.* Street Des Moines, Ia.* Nebr.* San Diego, CaL-Sergt. William R. Schaefer, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.-Pvt. Richard V. Deming, N. Miex.-Recruit (unattached) 4384 Forest Park Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. PRankhead, Durant, Miss. Pvt. Nick Barrance, Hobart Ferris, Coldwell, Kans.;* Recruit Sandy Polt, Me.-Pvt. Edward Mumford, 2633 Seminary Avenue, Chicago, Ill.-; CorpL. Charles Andrew Hensel, route No. 1, Saltfork, 304 Drescoll Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y.* Walter B, Leonard, 78 Eighth Street, Wood- Okla,* Presidio, San Francisco, Cal.-Pvt. Charles bury, N. J.*; Pvt. Joseph P. Micak, Cameron, Douglas, Ariz.-Sergt Marion Wilson, Cut- Emerick, 4357 Twenty-sixth Street, San Fran- Tex.; Pyt. Marshall W. McGinnis, Woodburn, shin, Ky.' cisco, Cal.; Corpl. Samuel Ladeen, 141 Han- Detroit, Mich.-Pvt. Robert Kurts, Kulm, cock Street San Francisco, Cal.; Pvt. Herman Fort Screven, Ga.-Pvt. Batey A. Hicks, N. Dak.* C Vanderbeck, Newberg, Greg.; Pvt. Samuel Nashville, Ga.* Due West S. C.-Pvt. Walton G. Gibson, M. Whitaker, tonoke, Ark.* Fort Sill, Okla.-Corpl. Frank Bryan, 355 White Oak, 4,*C.;* Pvt. Lawrence B. Nickles, San Juan, P. R.-Pvt. Antonio Rodriguez, Central Park west, New York, N. Y.*; Cook R. F. D. No. 1, Hodges, S. C.* Comercio So., Cidra, P. R.' Broiton Kazimiers, 67 Thirtieth Street, Detroit, Ellis Island N. Y.-Pvt. (first class) Henry Seattle, Wash.-Mechanic Frank D. Cham- Nich.*; Pvt. Theodore L. McEvers, Newall, Withrow, Hollis, N. C.* berlin, 1025 Union Street, Boren Apartments, Okla.*; Pvt. Abel Melanson, 446 North Front Erie, Pa.-Sergt. Eric L. Johnson, 816 East Seattle, Wash.*; Pvt. George Vernon Evans, Piret, New Bedford, Mass.; Pvt. Joseph C. Twenty-third Street, Erie, Pa.* Mead Avenue, route 2, Yakima, Wash.* Proitt, Leesburg, Fla.* Pox Hills, N. Y.-Corpl. Michael Power, 609 Secaucus, N. J.-Pvt Dale G. Breaseale, IFort Snelling Min-Pvt. Chester L. Kin- East Twenty-ninth Street, Los Angeles, Cal.* Arispe, Iowa.' ney, Kelliher, Minn.* Garden City, N. Y,-Second Lieut. Arthur G. Stratford, Okla.-Pvt. Bryan Wood, route Fort Stevens, Oreg.-Sergt. Forrest G. Wol- Haen, Rhinebeck, N. Y.; Pvt. William P. No. 4, Stratford, Okla.* cott, Ashland, Oreg.* Judge 145 Greenwood Street Detroit, Mich.;' Tecate, Cal.-Corpl. Joseph A. Harrington, Fort Thomas. Ky.-Recruit Andrew B. Ben- Chau eur Edward Loney, 1416 Edward Ave- 604 West Ninth Street. Wilmington Del.* nct, Artemas, Bedford County, Pa. nue, Springfield, Ohio;* First Lieut. Clarence University, Va.-Pvt. Walter E. Rimbrough, Fort Worth, Tex.-Pvt. Otto B. Wood, 1915 -Alden Macomber, New Sharon, Me.;* First R. F. D, No. 5, Quincy, Miss.*; Pvt Joe Mart Lkin Avenue, Great Bend, Kans.' Lieut. Harry R. Parker, Williamson, W. Va. Melson, Washington, D. C.* Barron Field, Tex.-Corpl. Ralph W. Brown, Geneva, N. Y.-Pvt. Gerald Howard Fisher, Vancouver, Wash.-Pvt. Bert Helder, box It F. D. No. 2, Table Grove, Ill.*; Sergt. Lyle R. F. D. Penn Yan, Benton, Yates County, 365. Lynden, Wash.; Corpl. James Jordan, 1. Green, Graettinger, Iowa.* N. Y.* Stoneyford Rock Hospital, County Antrim, Ellington Field, Tex.-Pvt. Michael G. Cam- Grinnell, owa.-Pvt. Ralph Hans Volguard- Ireland. eron, 129 Pleasant Street, East Hampton, san, 730 West Locust Street, Davenport, Takoma Park, WashIngton, D, C.-Capt, Ma's.* Iowa.* Bartlett R. Bishop, Lexington, Mo.; First Kelly Field, Tex.-Pvt. Russel H. Eyre, Hachita, N, Mex.-Wagoner Ralph Patter- Lieut. Victor A. Hunt, 3112 Eighteenth Street, Wells Fargo Co., Jacksonville, Il,*; Pvt. Con- son, 2605 Fulton Avenue, Evansville, Ind.* Washington, D. C. ral I. Graf, Monjor, Kans.; Pvt. Chileen S. Hartford, Conn.-Pvt. Aubrey Gordon King, Wayneaville, N. C.-Pvt. William B. Duncan, liarter, Whiteland, Ind.*; Pvt. George F. 522 High Street, Middletown, Conn.* Fort Blackmore Va,*; Pvt. Harvey Ray Vani- Myers, 026 Liberty Street, Franklin, Pa.* Hoboken, N. J.-Pvt. Ormand Charlentier, diver, Swain, Ala. Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cal.-Corpl. El- Anthony, R. I.;* Pvt- Cecil Frederick, 542 West Haven, Conn.-Pvt. Charlie Fleming, Ion J. Barker, 1111 North Burdeck Street, Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.;* Pvt. John Blue Mountain, Miss.* Kalamazoo, Mich.*; Electrician Bert Hart, 703 Garcia, King City, Cal.;* Pvt. Charles Mar- Winfield. Kans.-Pvt. Paul Sylvan Porter, Olive Street, Coronado, Cal.* tin Gose, Maryville. Tenn.;* Pvt. Stanislaw route No. 1, Galva, Kans.* Souther Field, Ga.-Pvt. George Anderson, Grabowaki, 1800 Fifty-second Avenue, New Sandstone, Minn.*; Chauffeur Vincent T. Mat- York City; Corpl. Frank Kodl. 6608 West Ihew, G(, Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y, *; Chester Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; Pvt. Earl B. FUEL ADMINISTRATION SOLICITOR. Chauffeur Herbert H. Shepperd, University Meihorn, Loretto, Pa.*; Cook Moses Neely, 801 Was made to-day by 'laee, Lincoln, Nebr.* East Second Street, Little Rock, Ark.; Pvt. Announcement Taliaterro Field, Tex.-Pvt. Herman E. Earl C. Parrett, Clinton, Tenn.* Fuel Administrator Harry A. Garfield of Burgess, Mansion Avenue, Hyattsville, Md.* Honea Path, S. C--Pvt. James M. Crown. the appointment of Frank E. Harkness Jeferson Barracks, Mo.-Pvt. Ross E. Bab- Felzer, S. C.* as solicitor of the United States Fuel cock, Dodge Center, Minn.; Pvt. Bert W. Tann, Indianapolis, Ind.-Pvt. Wilson R, Mercer, 129 Payson Street, Kewanee, Ill.* 8029 Lynn Street, Anderson, Ind.* Administration. THE OFFICIA U S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 19t9. 15

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, JANUARY 4, 1919. PARILLO, Anthony J. Giavanno Parillo, MIDDLEKAUFF, Casper J. Dr. Joseph H. 400 South Market Street, Girard, Ohio. Middlekauff, Has s, Kans. casualties are reported PARNELL, Gilbert. Wyatt Parnell, Oberlin, The following Okla. RED CROSS WORKER. by the commanding general of the Ameri- PETERSON, Henning W. Anton C. Carlson, VENN, Mrs. Emma E. Theodore V. Mensel, can Expeditionary Forces: 402 Benton Street, Aurora, Ill. -214 Washington Street, Natchez, Miss. PHIFER, Monroe. Mrs. Mary Phifer, 9 Killed in action ------45 South Carol Street, Concord, N. C. SERGEANTS. Died of wounds ------34 PRESSEL, Ernest B. Mrs. Dora Pressel, 389 ALLEN, Lawrence Erwin. Mrs. Luin Wright Eleventh Street, Moline, Ill. Allen, 4223 South Fifth Street east, Mis- Died of disease ------88 SANDQUIST, Olaf G. Mrs. Alice G. Sand- soula, Mont. Missing in action ------80 quist, 59 White Street, East Boston, Mass. MCLAUGHLIN, Frank. Mrs. Lucy McLaugh- YANCH, John. Adam Yanch, West Street, lin, 144 Crescent Street, Beachmont, Mass. Mechanicsville, Conn. MALSBERGER, William W. Mrs. Lenora Total ------247 Malsberger, 318 Beech Street, Pottstown, Died from Wounds. Pa. OLSON, Carl G. Mrs. Gaston Olson, 19 Man- Killed in Action. PRIVATES. ville Street, Waterbury, Conn. ABNEY, Ira, Mrs. Ross Abney, Station B, WOODSON, Jerome B. Mrs. Elizabeth L. LIEUTENANT. R. F. D. 2, Columbus, Ohio. Harrison, 118 West Second Street, Albany, BOYLE, Junius I. Mrs. Mary A. Boyle, ALEXANDER, James P. Ruben C. Alex- Oreg. Kearney, Nebr. ander, 720 Watson Avenue, Visalia, Cal. CORPORALS. BARNES, Owen Elliott. James J. Barnes, CORPORALS. ALDERMAN, Tommie P. Mrs. Lena P. Al- Mount Enterprise, Tex. derman, R. F. D. 8, Blossom, Tex. BLYTHE, Foster M. Mrs. Myrtle Blythe, box BAUMEISTER, Fred, Mrs. Caroline Bau- GIBSON, Alto. Mrs. Bessie Gibson, Pinck- 582, Electra, Tex. meister, 2805 North Second Street, Phila- ard, Ala. BREWSTER, Harvey C. Mrs. Sarah Brewster, delphia, Pa. IVIE Rae, Mrs. Mary V. Ivie, Salina, Utah. Glen Cove, N. Y. BAYERLEIN, Gregor. Mrs. Barbara C. Bay- KELSO, James D. John Kelso, Connelville, HUSTON, Herman. Samuel Huston, Port erlein, 1220 Cold Springs Avenue, Mil- Ohio. Washington, Ohio. waukee, Wis. MADEWELL, Samuel. Mrs. Ruth Madewell, SCANLAN, Edmund George. Mrs. Mary Scan- BILLINGS, Henry W. William Billings, 24 918 Forest Avenue, New York, N. Y. Ian, Irvington, Nebr. Wall Street, Worcester, Mass. BUGLER. CHASE, John C. Mrs. Martha B. Chase, 705 MECHANIC. Wilson Avenue, Menomonie, Wis. SCHULTZ, Eli H. Mrs. Doris W. Schultz, TANSEY, Charles C. Cornelius Hishon, 338 COLE, Roy. George T. Cole, R. F. D., Grand West Forty-seventh Street, New 707 South Cuyler Avenue, Oak Park, Ill. Ledge, Mich. York, N. Y. PRIVATES. DAHL, Peter D. Mrs. Matilda Dahl, 11 PRIVATES. Anderson, Ry- Bouck Street, Tonawanda, N. Y. BAKER, George N. Mrs. Della Dunagon, R. ANDERSON, Haakon. Andrew ESSLINGER der, N. Dak. Trice H. Mrs. Elsie Esslinger, F. D. 2, Leoma, Tenn. ANDREOZZI, Raffaello. Marion Andreozzl, route 2, Covlngton, Tenn. BANNER, Thomas Blaine. Charles Von- 665 Charles Street, Providence, R. I. FREDERICK, Clarence R. William H. Fred- canon, Banners Elk, N. C. BIRMINGHAM, Walter Charles. Mrs. Mary erick, 714 Filbert Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. BATCHELDER, Lloyd W. William T. Batch. Birmingham, Union, Mo. GARDNER, Dayton M. Charles M. Gardner, elder, R. F. D. 1, Hamilton, Ohio. BLASZKIEWICZ, Julian. Mrs. Sophio Blas- Rutherford, Cal. BICOULES, Sarantos D. John Bicoules, 1364 skiewics, 2227 Webb Street, Philadelphia, GILBERTSON, Clarence H. Carl Gilbertson, Main Street, Fitchburg, Mass. Pa. Benson, Minn. BLAIR, Amos P. Mrs. Margaret Blair, So- BLEDSOE, Bert. Lafayette Bledsoe, Bradley, GRADY, John J. Charles Grady, North Pros- pris, Colo. Okla. pect Avenue, West Orange, N, J. BLAKELY, Henry K. Mrs. Effie Blakely, 325 BOWE, Lester. Emma Flowers, 338 South HANSON, Alfred M Herman Hanson, box Higgins Avenue, Missoula, Mont. Eighth Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 801, Carlstad, Minn. BLEDSOW, Henry. Miss Lettie Lone, Ho. CHEULA, Silvestro. Joseph Cheula, box 896, HEFFRON, John. Mrs. Delia Heffron, 2914 bart, Okla. Redding, Cal. Pittston Avenue, Minooka, Pa. BOB, Carl C. Martin Evans, Glendive, CHINN, Russell. Miss Edna Chinn, 1104 HEINZE, Willie. Mrs. Emma Heinze, Round Mont. North Darr Avenue, Farrell, Pa. Top, Tex. BORCHERDING, Clarence J. William Bor. CIEPLINSKI, John S. Frank X. Cieplinski, HENDRICKSON, Jacob. John Hendrickson, chording Guttenburg, Iowa 704 South Tenth Street, Reading, Pa. Big Fork, MinAn. BRANDON, Saul. Mrs. May B. Brandon, COOK, Adolphus. Miss Bessie Cook, Jeffers, HENSON, Roscoe. James N. Henson, Star R, R. F. D. 1, box 32, Port Gibson, Miss. Va. Taft, Okla. BREEN, John J. Mrs. Mary A. Breen, Cor- COYNE, Charles. Mrs. Mary Coyne, 1204 HIMES, Charles. Mrs. Katie Himes, Lang- ragole, Thompson Bridge Post Office, Ennis. Jackson Street, Philadelphia Pa ville, Jefferson County, Pa. kilion, County Fermanagh, Ireland. CREWS, Crawford. Mrs. Juia Crews, 129 HOFFECKER, John J. Mrs. Clara Hoffecker, BROSNAHAN, Frank. Mrs. Sarah Brosna. Maple Avenue, Montclair, N. J. Middletown, Del. han, Emlenton, Pa. DALY, William L. Mary Daly, 103 G Street, HYLAND, William E. Mrs. Ella Hyland, 852 BROWNLEE, Malcolm B. Malcolm B. Brown- Turners Falls, Mass. Girard Street, Bel Air, Md. lee, sr., 6 Fuller Street, Brookline, Mass. DUCKETT, Sylvester. Mrs. Lucy Duckett, KETCHAM, Wesley J. Mrs. Dollie Ketcham, CALAGNA, Vincent. Mrs. Jennie Calagna, 1122 Tenth Street NW., Washington, D. C. Warren, Ark. 315 East One hundred and fifth Street, New BLIASH, Sam. Mrs. Jennie Eliash, 58 Nor- LIONETTE, Frank F. Joseph Lionette, 182 York, N. Y. folk Street, New York, N. Y. Duer Street, North Plainfield, N. J. CARNELL, John F. A. C. Carnell, Dover, ELZEAR, Joseph A. Elxaza Bishara, 323 NEWMAN, Ray M. Mrs. Annie Newman, Ark, Flint Street, Fall River, Mass. Bagdad, Ky. CASEY, Fred H. Mrs. Sofda Casey, R. F. D. GILROY, Bernard J. Mrs. Isabelle Gilroy, PAFF, Samuel. Louis Paff, 2031 Monterey 2, Libertyville, Ill. 115 Clay Avenue, Lexington, Ky. Avenue, New York, N. Y. CAVICCHI, Domenico. Rulff Balboni, 22 GREEN, David. Miss Jane Saddler, Walkers PFEIL, Charles. Mrs. Mary C. Pfeil, 360 Fourth Avenue, Westfield, Mass. Avenue, Elizabeth City, N. C. Fountain Street, Akron, Ohio. CHAMBERS, Earl B. John W. Chambers, HALL, Charles B. Marion Hall, Quicksand, RADVANSZKY, Peter, Mrs. Elizabeth Rad- 6595 Lower River Road, Sayler Park, Cin- Ky. vanszky, box 22, Hudson Heights, N. J. cinnati, Ohio. HOLLOWELL, Clennie. Mrs. Louise Hollo- RAUSCH, Ira A. Mrs. Katharine Rausch, COGGINS, Daniel Anthony. Mrs. Catherine well, 97 Fleet Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 5627 Reber Place, St. Louis, Mo. Alice Coggins, 41 Kingsley Street, West HUDSON, HORACE J. E. W. Hudson, Law- REYNOLDS, Andrew. Mrs. Bettie Reynolds, Orange, N. J. rence, Miss. Lodge, Tenn, CROMARTIE, James T. Mrs. Connie T. Cro- JACKSON, Leonard. Charles Jackson, Glen SCHULZ Martin J. Bernhard Schulz, R. F. martie, Bartow, Fla. Cove, N. Y. D. 3, box 58, Stuart, Minn. CUMMINGS, Ralph E. Mrs. Nellie W. Cum. JOHNSON, Solomon. Barge Johnson, Sum- SIMPSON, Richard. Mrs. Hanna Simpson, mings, Wyocena, Wis. mit Point, W. Va. 2416 Highland Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. DOSSETT, Isaac D. Mrs. Letha D. Williams, KENNEDY, Spencer. William Kennedy, Har- SMALLWOOD, Joe. Mrs. Anna Smallwood, Allegwe, Ky. risonburg, La. 422 Clark Avenue, Jefferson City, Mo. DOWNS, Ralph R. William A. Downs, Mon- KING, Joseph D. Mrs. Margaret King, 107 STANKIEWICZ, Boleslow. Mrs. Antonia tour, Iowa. St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dombrowski, North Chicago, Ill. EHNT, John H. John Ehl, 1210 Spring Gar- LIZESKI, Jacob H. Lucyan Lizeski, box 132, den Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Florence, Vt. Died of Disease. FALTA, Frank. Mrs. Elizabeth Falta, 14 McGRIFF, Harry. Julius F. McGrIff, 29 CAPTAINS. Beacon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Princeton Street, East Orange, N. J, FORMAN, Harry. Mrs. Fannie Forman, 182 MIRON, Samuel D. Mones Eppenstein, ARCHAMBAULT, August B. Mrs. Murray J. Powell Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Unionville, Mo. Archambault, 1020 Independence Street, FREDERICK, Michael A. Dominick Fred- MOORE, William. Mrs. Florence Beane, 924 New Orleans, La. erick, 504 South Iowa Street, Sioux City, Washington Avenue, Norfolk, Va. PHELAN, Edward F. Mrs. Alice Phelan, Iowa. MYERS, George H. Mrs. Eliza Myers, 727 Ludlow, Vt. GANGER, Floyd. Frank Encody, 314 Chicago Balfe Street, Toledo, Ohio. LIEUTENANTS. - Avenue, Goshen, Ind. NELSON, John. Mrs. Ella Nelson, Cold CHADWICK, James B. James Chadwick, GERTLER, Fred W. Mrs. Minnie Gertler, 27 Springs, Tex. 119 Plympton Street, Waltham, Mass. Miltenberger Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. OLMIEM Edward J. Peter B. Olmlem, R. KINGREY, Roscoe W. Marquis D. Kingrey, GILBERTS5N, Julius A. Mrs. Anna Gilbert- F. D. i, Starbuck, Minn. 703 East Fifth Street, Galena, Kans. son, Preston, Minn. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING GOWER, Millard L. James A. Gower, R. F. HUNTLING, Harry C. Mrs. Bertus L. Hunt- BROWN, Thomas W. Mrs. Lorenzo Brown, D. 8, South Portland, Me, ling, Fourteenth and Jackson Street, Beat- R. F. D. 1, Dadeville, Ala. GRAHAM. William P. George Graham, R. F. rice, Nebr. BRYAN, Manley E. George L. Bryan, Mul- D. 1, Sparta, Tenn. HUTCHINSON, Parker. Mrs. Ann Hutchin- berry, Ind. IIAUGEN, Robert. Mrs. Anna Haugen, son, 922 Pennell Street, Chester, Pa. BRYANT, William J. Mrs. E. Bryant, 2 Byers, Colo. KELLER, Frank N. John C. Keller, Lebanon, Elise Street, Cranford, N. J. HENRY, Gilbert T. Mrs. Sara Henry, Mul- Oreg. CARLSON, lugo V. Mrs. Vendla Carlson, y, P a. KING, George F. Mrs. Ruth Frank, 100i 1824 Miner Street, Idaho Springs, Colo. ITcILLARD, Abe. Elbert Hillard, Greensent, Ga. Gibbs Street, Canton, Ohio. CARTER, James R. James Carter, 1R. F. D. HOBAN, Thomas J. Patrick S. Hoban, 15 KLEIN, George. Michael Klein, Trailpark, 3, box 09, Fayetteville, Ark. Clark Street, South Framingham, Mass. Minn. CAVANAUGH, Raymond. Mrs. Mary Cava- HOWELL, Jason. Mrs. Lizzie Howell, R. F. KLEPPER, Orville L. William A. Klepper, naugh, 1228 West Ostend Street, Baltimore, D. 1, Nornood, N. C. 143 West Hickory Street, Denton, Tex. Aid. HURST, Karl, Mrs. Lillian Hurst, Carnville, KRETCHMAN, Alvin. Jeremiah M. Kretch. CLAMANS, Anthony. Asele Hanson, 8 State Ariz. man, R. F. D., Meyersdale, Pa. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. JEi FRESS, Accie. Mrs. Josephine Diamond, LADETTO, Peter. Toni Ladetto, box 614, COAPAU, Joseph. Phillip Compau, 183 Elm 270 Columbia Avenue, Tuckahoe, N. Y. Sesser, Ill. Street. Pontiac, Mich. JOHNSON, Andrew J. Mrs. Hattie L. John- LANG, Henry Z. Mrs. William Werner, 377 CROSETTO, John B. Andrew Crosetto, box son, Karon, Iowa. Herman Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 60, South Wilmington, Ill. JOHNSON, Spencer. Mrs. Bessie Johnson, LEWIS, John. William Lewis, East Street, DANNEJ1AN, John. Theodore S. Danneman, Tomu Town, La. East Walpole, Mass. R. F. D. 1, Foulda, Minan. JUSTICE, Thomas B. F. Henry J. Justice, R. LOSEE, Benjamin 11. Mrs. Anna Pullen, DE VINCRENZO, Tony. Demonic De Vincenzo, F. D. 3, box, 4, Houston, Miss. 817 South Camel Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 5110 Frank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. LAKOSI, Lorence. Frank Lakosi, Gubernia, McANTIRE, James L. William T. McAntire, DRAPER, Riley F. Mrs. Melvina B. Draper, Lubin, Russia. Edwards, Mont. Wayne City, Ill. LEIBIG, Peter. irs. Mary Leibig, Lomis McGliAN, Patrick. Mrs. Harriet McGhan, Street, Raritan, N. J. 115 High Street, Elmira, N. Y. LOFTNESS, Joseph C. Martin Loftness, R. McGRATI, Edward E. Mrs. Katherine Mc- SECTION 2, JANUARY 4, 1919. F D. 5, Hector, Minn. Grath, 8503 Union Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. McCOY, Howard. Mrs. Flora McCoy, Greggs MALONE, Guiseppe. Tony Malone, Messina, The following casualties are reported Street, Iracut, Mass. Italy. by the commanding general of the Ameri- MARTS, Homer B. Dud Marts, Owaneco, Ill. MEEKS, Enoch L. John W. Mecks, Green MATHEWSON, Johik C. Mrs. Emellne Forest, Ark. can Expeditionary Forces: Mathe-%son, Edward, Kans. MINCIIE, Willie. Mrs. Ethel Minchie, R. F. MEKIE, John. Mrs. Sophia Wilk, 01 Fourth D. 4, Gainesboro, Tenn. Killed in action ------70 Street, Passaic, N. J. MOGEjINSEN, Magnus. John Thompson, 127 Died of wounds ------86 NEAL Wes. Wes Neal, Lamkin, Miss. Keller Street, Petaluma, Cal. Died of accident 'and other NIE31f, Matti I. John Tonka, box 12, Ve- MORISSEY, James. Henry Morissey, 41 Al- rena, Mich. bany Street, Albany, N. Y. causes ------13 NORRS, Mariu. John M. Norrs, Garfield NABIAM, Hatem. Elias Nabbam, 60 13er- Died of aeroplane accident ------1 Township, Fertile, Minn. wick Street, Methuen, Mass. Died of disease ------63 PASZKIET, Stanley. Simon Passkiet, New- NELSON, Carl V. Mrs. Hannah Nelson, 404 castle, Ind. North Elm Street, Iola, Kans. Wounded slightly ------3 RANDALL, Warren A. George W. Randall, PAFUNDI, Vito. Anthony Polidoro, 595 Wounded severely ------320 3 Dean Street, Bridgewater, Mass. North Sixth Street, Newark N. J Wounded (degree undetermined) - 6 SCHNEIDER, Perry. Charles Schneider, 150 PARKER, William II. Mrs. Ida Parker, Hood Morrison Street, Fremont, Ohio. River. Oreg. Missing in action -- 32 SCIIULZ, Theodore F. Ferdinand Schulz, PELL, Hilmer O. Charles Pell, Pendleton, Oreg. Goodhue, Minn. PlENNISI, Joseph. Frank Pennisi, 403 Total ------594 BIMMOANS, Sylvester. Joseph Bernestine, Second Street, Troy, N. Y. Montgomery, La. REIDINE, Carl. Carl Rehbine, Hugh, Minn. TAYLOR, John E. Mrs. Adelaide, 111 Pen- RINGENBERG, William A. Mrs. Matilda rington Street, Newark, N. J. Ringenberg, 9807 Avenue M. Chicago, Ill. Killed in Action. TYSON, Bernice. Randolph Tyson, box 65, ROIIE, John H. Arthur J. Robe, Bancroft, LIDUTENANTS. Waterman. Tex. lown. VANDER POL, Fred. Auke Vander Pol, R. SAMOLUNSKY, Joe. Chester Samolunsky, CANTWELL, James E. Airs. P. Cantwell, F. ). 4, Sheldon, Iowa. 2031 Mulberry Alley. Pittsburgh, Pa. 7922 Elm Street, New Haven, Conn. VARELOS. John. Airs. Katine Varelos, Ma- SCHAEFFER, Elmer E. Airs. Elmer Schaef- GARDNER, Robert. Airs. Mabel E. Petts, gara, Greece. fer, 900 South Conestoga Street, Philadel- East Templeton, Mass. - WEISS, Harvey. William Dye, Shreve, Ohio. phia, Pa. GILLERAN, Patrick J. Mrs. Mary Gallon, WHITE, Must. Ben White, R. F. D. 1, box SCIIRArDER, Ralph. Cecil Schraeder, Rush 1283 Third A-enue New York, N. Y. 12. Kewanee, Miss. ('center, Kans. GRAIAM, William 8. Mis, Samant Wright, WHITFIELD, Sam. Airs. Mary Whitfield, SINENIESKY, Pete. John March, box 171, 2 Ohio Axene, Charleston, W. Va. 2216 Dellashake Street, New Orleans, La. Clarksburg, W. Va. HANSON, Paul Al. A. M. Gilbertson, Conrad, WINSTON, Arthur. Mrs. Willis Winston, SLATER, Bert A. Leroy E. Slater, 506 Wash- Mont. Trail Lake, Miss. ington Street, Gary, Inld. LINDBERG, Wendell A. August G. Lindberg, WOLFF, Edwin A. Mrs. Annie Wolf, Black STEPHENS, Fred L. General W. Stephens, Malla, Ill. Creek, Wis. R. F. D. 2, Blairsville, Ga. MeNTESti, Welcome Il. Mrs. Welcome H. WOOIARD, Murdie W. Louis Laflamme, TURNER, Harold V. William H. Turner, McNiesh, 961 Gilmore Street, Appleton, Wis. Belle Fourche, S. Dak. Athens, Ala. MITCIIELL, Robert E. L. Abe Mitchell, WOODDELL. John F. Isaac F. Wooddell, R. VEIIRS, Bert E. Claus I. Vehrs, Condon, Oreg. I. F. D. 2, Bristol, Tenn. F. 1). 1, Fancy Prairie, Ill. SMITH, Harvey F. Miss R. Genevieve YOITOSECK, Michael. Frank Voiteseck, Tere- 208 Pingree Avenue, Detroit, Mich. WYMAN, David W. Miss Daisy Wyman, beike, Province of Volinenea, Russia. Smith, Gassetts, Vt. WALENDZEAK, Walter F. Thomas Brom- SER(ANTS. YOUNG, James A. Charles D. Young, Clear- slk, 202 South Main Street, Bridgeport, JONES, Oscar A. Mrs. Cora A. Jones, 1781 field. Pa. Conn. Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. YOUNG, Ralph T. Dow Young, Toledo, Ohio. WALLER, Jacob. Mrs. Lena Waller, 605 Sut- JURGENSEN, Guy J. Airs. Mary C. Jurgen- Missing in Action. ter Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. sen, 915 West Third South Street, Salt WEBER, Reinhart F. G. John H. Weber, Lake City, itah. PRIVATEr. R. F. D. 2, Sanborn, Minn. STOUT, William L. Airs. Annie Stout, 4550 WENDEL Edward J. Barney Wendel, 41 South State Street, Chicago, III. EDWARDS, Samuel. Lum C. Goodwin, R. F. White Street, Fredonia, N. Y. CORPORALS. D. 3, Summerville, Ga. WEZNER, Stanley F. Mrs. Elinor Wezner, EVANS, Harold. Mrs. Mary Mullen, 510 BARNES. Austin. Mrs. Margaret Barnes, 41 Upoer Lehigh, Pa. New Street, Montelair, N. J. Halstead Avenue, Dickson, Pa. C. Wilkerson, FALKNER, WILKERSON, Frank S. John FERGUSON, Floyd E. Mrs. Sarah Ferguson, Elmo. Tom Falkner, Barnesville, lneldin, Kans. 708 Independence Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa. Ga. WILLIAMS, Bill. Airs. Clara Williams, Can- FARINA, Augustino. Frank Cicola, 51 Water SCOTT, Clarence. Mrs. Hattie Scott, 557 ton, Okla. Lenox Avenue, New York, N. Y. Street, Plymouth, Mass. YATES, Albert B. Ms. Caroline Yates, 23 FITZPATRICK, Hurschel. Mrs. Nancy Fitz- YAN DUNK, William II. Mrs. Susan Van North Willard Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. Bunk, Hiliburn, N. Y. patrick, Charleston, Ill. ZASLOFF, Jack. Louis Zasloff, Hazard, Ky. FRANKE, Joseph. Joseph Franke, sr., R. F. ZECK. Harry. Charles Zeck, 947 South Front 31ECITANIC. D. 6, Belleville, II. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MILLS, Alonzo. Mrs. M. Mills, 19 Maple GENTRY, William E1. Airs. Mary A. Gentry, ZIELINSKI, Street, Montclair, N. J. Provencal. La. Joseph I. Valentine Zielinsl, Rosholt, Wis. PRIVATUS. HAMEL, Frederick. Airs. Alice Hamel, 78 ALULIS, Antony. Mrs. Jnuzioris, 59 Warren Knox Street, Lewiston, Me. Avenue. Parsons, Pa. ALLEN, Frank. Frank Allen, Macon, Miss. HOENER, Emil W. A. Frank Hoener, 1019 ARMELLINO, Gaetano. Alva Armellino, 603 ANDERSON, Reed Thomas. Miss Lula An- Madison Street, Quiney, Ill Parker Street, Vinchester, N. Y. derson. Victoria, Tex. HOFFMAN, Conrad. Mrs. Dora Hoffman, BOLCHEN, Dominic. Mrs. Katherine Bol- ASHLEY, Lloyd Eugene. Charles 1. Ashley, 1123 North Gay Street, Baltimore, Md. chen, Boscobel, Wis. Iola, Kane. HOUSE. Joe M. Mrs. John T. House, R. F. BELL, Theodore R. Wood Beadles, Fulton, 1). 1. Stephens, Ga. BRADY, George F. Airs. Margaret McDonald, HOWARD, John M. Abraham Howard, Os- Van Bicklen Station, Coney Island, N. Y. BERRY, Latin. Mrs. Berths Berry, R. F. D. born, S. C. BROCK, James W. Lemmual Brock, Cullman, 1, box 22, Montmorenci, S. C. HUDSON, Earl Louis. William L. Hudson, Ala. BLACK, Henry G. Mrs. Anna Davis, George- Rt. F. D. 2, Neodesha, Kans. BROGAN, Joseph Patrick. Mrs. -Margaret town, Ky. HUMPHREY, Raymond L. Lewis B. Ilumph- Lennox. 40 Central Avenue, North Provi- BOYD, Bun. AMrs. Amanda Boyd, 249 West rey, Kellum, N. C. dece, R. I. Sixty-first Street, New York, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 119. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CIANCD, Andrew AI. John Mandis, 135 SaERAN'S. HUNT, Lennie. Mrs. Silvy Hunt, Fairmont, Labell Avenue, Highland Park, Mich. ANDERSON, John C. Mrs. C. Anderson, 1724 N. C. CULP, Charlie. Mrs. Charlie Culp, R. F. D. 'Holmes Axenue, Racine, Wis. HLRBAN, Mike. John Schidt, 636 Briggs 3, Clifton, Tenn. KEMP, Isaac N. Mrs. Lucie J. Kemp, 902 Avenue, Brookln, N. Y. DAVIS, George P. Mrs. Lillian Davis, 171 West Edgmon Street, Jacksonville, Ill. JACKSON, Joe. Mrs. Susie Jackson, Wolf- Dufield Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARTIN, John P. Mrs. Mary Martin, 78 town, Va. DEMPSEY, Frederick. Mrs. Viola Dempsey, .North Thirty-seventh Street, Philadelphia, KENT, Stewart. Irwin Kent, Park Avenue, 100 West One hundred and forty-lirst Pa. White Plains. N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. REIDMAN, .Harold J. John W. Redman, Law- KERN, Charles E. Mrs. Amelia L. Kern, gen- DEWALT, Abraham. Mrs. Mary Dewalt, ler, Sown. eral delivery, Pembina, N. Dak. 434 Factory Street, Carlisle, Pa. ROMICK, Herbert L. Mrs. H. L. Romick, McGUIRE, Patrick. Patrick Hanley, 181 DOLAN. John P. Mrs. Catherine Dolan, 427 1116 Linden Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio. Harold Street, Providence, R. I. Louislana Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. SCHUTTE, George C. Mrs. Emma ltatt4e, McMANUS, William. John McManus, 121 DOZIEr, Cliftord. Mrs. Evan Dozier, .Pine- 404 Cowardin Avenue, South Richmond, West One hundred and twenty-third Street, ilile Ky. Va. New York, N. Y. DWINiELL, Norman E. Mrs. Ann Fern, YOUNG, Floyd S. Lowell A. Young, Mount McVEY, Charles Franklin. Mrs. Alice McVey, Houston, Tex. Helo, Wash. general delivery, Virginia, Nebr. FLYNN, William J 'Mrs. Elizabeth Fljynn, BOONE, Jasper Alexander. George F. Boone, MAIER, Anthony F. Anthony Maier, 302 .250 Fifteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Liberty, Mo. Morrison Street, Fremont, Ohio. FORD, James. Mrs. Betsy Moore, route 1, CRABTEE, Walter J. Mrs. Mary Crabtree, MARCHER, Hans P. Alfred Marcher, Fish- box 103, Cbapell Hill, Tex. 46 West Eighteenth Street, New York, N. Y. tail, Mont. GONSER, Wayne W. 'Mrs. Lillian Barker, FLETCHER, Robert. R. W. Fletcher, Loag MARTINEZ, Tranquilino. Mrs. Maria S. Mar- Ii. F D. 1, Waterlook, Ind. Streat, O'ard, Ala. tines, Kelly, N. Mex. HAUSER, William. Eddie Crosby, 164 .Fohn- FRAKElIR, Ralph E. 'eaver Froker, Fort Lit- MIKE, Dewey. John Mike, R. F. D. 2, Neills- Son Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. teton, Pa. villa, Wis. TENDRICKS, Roy. Peter iendricks, Leba- HILL, John leron. George W. Hill, Manito, MOROIECKO, Anthony. Mrs. Jennie Morol- lion, Va. Ill. ecko 330 Seventh Street, Jersey City, N. J. HOLDEN, Stephen. Elly Holden, route 2, MAGNUSON, Adolph H. ApI UB.Magauson, MUELLER, Arthur J. Walter Mueller, R. F. Marion, S. C. 3 Tremont Street, Cambridge, Mass. D. 1, Belleville, Ill. HOLLAND, Hssie. Mrs. Goneva Iolland, PROVOST, Andrew J. Andrew J. Provost, MURGATROID, John. Mrs. Margaret Mur- Henderson, Tex. St. Anne Avenue, Richmond H11, N. Y. gatroid* 40 Granite Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HUBERT, Curtis. A-snry Hubert, 676 Wash- STOEHR, William Philip. George W. Stoehr, MURPHY, Thomas. Mrs. Marie McAlpine, ington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sultan, Wash, 834 Second Street, Duluth, Minn. HUGHETT, Jim. Mrs. Ellen Burks, general TIGHE, William. Mrs. Margaret Baker, 1358 NABORS, Charles. Oliver M. Nabors, R. F. delivery, Alma, Tex River Road, Edgewater, N. J. D. 10 Cheat Haven, Pa. JACKSON, Frederick. Mrs. Susan Jackeon, WHITWORTH, James L. James L. Whit- ORR, Alfred. Mrs. Lucy Mucehion, 317 West 606 Maple Street, Williamsport, 'Pa. worth, Catawissa, Mo. Thh'ty-eighth Street, St. Elmo, Tenn. JONES, Smithfield. Mrs. Eliza Jones, hox 16, YOCKERS, Harold J. Mrs. Anna Yockers, 868 PADDOCK, Bernard J. August Paddock, South Gretna, N. C. Howe Street, New York, N. Y. 1042 Randolph Street, St. Paul, Mint. KENNY, William. Frederelck allon, :221 PEEBLES, Sidney G. Mrs. Ida M. Peebles, Prospect Street, Cambridge, Mass. BUGLER. 1473 Cohassett Street, Cleveland, Ohio. KING, Perry E. Mrs. Annabelle King, 1129 FOWLER, Owen. Merdecal Fowler, Hartselle, -PERKINS, Leslie H. John Perkins, R. F. D. Parrish Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ala. 4, Maple Park, III. LIVIS, Dave H. Mrs. Sallie Livi, Cane 'Run JlAsZER SIQNAL ELCTRIIMAN. PETERSON, Fritz Emil. Mrs. Tritz Emil Road, Cypress Street, Louisville, Ky. CLARK, Clifton H. Mrs, Clara B. Clark, Peterson, 140 Newton Street, Brooklyn, LiOMA, Sam. Mrs. Hilja Palo, Two Harbors, Cedar Falls, Iowa. N. Y. Minn PROUDFOOT, Elibu A. Mrs. Adda Thomas, MCGREW, Brarette. Mrs. Jessie McGrew, WAGONEeRS. Jones, Mich. Waco, Tex. COOKFIELD. Archie L. Bonito Cookfield, REYNOLDS, John A. Mrs. Mary A. Rey- MAGRUDER, George. Mrs. Millie Magruder, Bermuda, La. nolds, 541 West One hundred and fifty- 1103 Half 'Stree Washington, D. C. REEN, John J. Mrs. Mary Nagle, 428 Sum- sixth Street, New York, N. Y. MATTOX. Joseph B, Mrs. Gertrude Muttox, mit Street, Lynn, Mass. ICKS, Osborne G. Daniel T. Ricks, R. F. Reideville, Ga. MEIBIANIC5. D. 1, Adrian, Ga. MINOR, Theodore R. Richard Minor, 441 SAGE, John. Mrs. Anna Sage, 2857 Amber Levington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BERRARI, Frank S. Mrs. Ida Fesserg, Jack- Street, Cleveland, Ohio. MINTOR, William. .Mrs. Sadie Taylor, 31h son, Cal. SHOROW, Harold C. Peter Shorow, R. F. D. South Jackson Street, Montgomery Ala, HOOVER, Edward D. Mrs. Martha A. 2, box 1544, Sacramento, Cal. MONTGOMERY, Charles G. Henry -P. Mont- Hoover, O8SBirth Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. STRIKATIS, Dominick. Joe Brazedekis, box gomerv, Goodlet, Tex. MeGOVERN, Thomas. Mrs.Elizabeth .Drumm 338, Windsor, Conn. MORRIS, Charles B. Mrs. Agnes Morris, B49 725 East One hundred and sixty-third SZLRANSKI, Adam J. Mrs. Stanislaw4 West Thirty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. Szafranski, 193 Strauss Street, Buffalo, PERKINS, Michael J. Mrs. Abbie Perkins; -V1TVATEZS. N. Y. 247 E Street, South Boston, Mass. ALEXANDER, Loin. Matt Alexander, Walnut THORP. James D. Mathew N. Thorp, Lart- PERRIER, George T. George T. Pertier, mer, Pa. 420 West Willow, Ridge, Ark. Walla Walla, Wash. ARTHUR, Earl. Alexander B. Arthur, Good- WHITE, Ralph R. Mrs. Hannah White, R. POHL, Reinhold E. Mrs. Louise Pohl, R. F. F. D. 1, Westfield, Wis. rich, Kans. D. 2, Houlton, Me. BLAMICK, Joseph J. Joseph J. Blamick, 713 QUICK, Benjamin L. Norman M. Quick, 109 Died of Aeroplane Accident. Filmiore Burnbridge Avenue, Portvue, Pa. Street, Phillipsburg, N. J. BURNETT, Albert Meade. Miss Jennie Cos- ROGERS, Leslie B. Altamont N. Rogers, LIDUTXNANT. 270 East Avenue, Somerville, N. J. ton, 88 Phelps Street, Canandaigua, N. T. ROGERS, Samuel Nelson. Mrs. Alice Rogers, BUSE TII, Axel. John Buseth, Henning, Minn. STRAHAN, Donald P. Henry E. Duncan, Iron River, Wis. BUTLER, John Joseph. Miss Sadie Butler, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. ROLLINS, Lathan. Miss Margaret Rollins, 1020'Dunce Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. CHARNESS, George. Zois Charness, Odessa, Died of Accident and Other Causes. 120 Willoughby Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Russia. SHUDIMAN, Samuel. Benjamin Shulman, CAPTAIN. 1922 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CHRISTIANSEN, John C. Tom C. Peterson, THOMAS, Fagan, jr. Fagan Thomas, MC- 820 Third Avenue, Clinton, Iowa. RIGGS, Albert F. Mrs. Elizabeth Biggs, 4303 Crea, La. CLARK, Grant W. Delos Clark, R. F. D. 7, Ridgewood Avenue, Columbia, S.C. THOMAS, William. Mrs. Mary Thomas, 710 box 58, Wausau, Wis. Gibbons Street, Alexandria, Va. COLEBAUGH, Jacob R. William Colebaugh, ESRGANg. WARD, R. F. D. 1, Imber, Pa. Dick. Mrs. Mary Ward, South Street, COOLEY, Harry Sylvester. Mrs.'Dora Cooley, COCHRAN, Earl. Mrs. Joseph Cochran, 13 Farmville, Va. Allen Street, Columbia, Mo. WELNER, Aloysius. Mrs. Frances Weiner, Maquoketa, Iowa. I1 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. COSTANTELOS, John G. Mrs. Helen Cos- CoiRPORAL. ILSON, John. Mrs. Dora Wilson, 750 Wl- tantelos, Palahorron Gravia, Greece. liams Street, Aiken, S. C. DAGORA, Joseph. Miss Mary Dagora, Kin- SEAVEY, Clayton W. Mrs. Lusetta Seavey, WITHROW. caid, Ill. Paynesville, Minn. Harrison M. Mrs. Sidner With- DAUGHERTY, Robert L. Mrs. Addle L. row, Charleston, W. Va. RITATES. WITTE, Bernard. John M. Witte, St. Bene- Daugherty, Oran, Mo. dict. Iowa. DODGSON, Charles S. Mrs. Ines Francisco, CUNNINGHAM, John W. Mrs. Mary Cunm BOiMI, Henry Joseph. Mrs. Minnie Bohm. 120 Caine Steet, Battle Creek, Mich. nIngham, 28 Berkley Street, Taunton, Mass. DUCKETT, George. John A. Duckett, Le- DONWEN, Albert F. John Donwen, Alpha, G7 Lorain Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. i high Iowa. Minn. Died of Wounds. FAGAR, Patriek J. George Fagan, 1302 DUNLEVY, James V. James E. Dunlevy, 1014 Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. South Ninth Street, Harrisburg, Pa. LIEUTENANTS. FREDERICK, Cecil. Mrs. Annie Frederick, GIRAUD, Arthur. Mrs. Li dia Jacobs, Lewis- R. . DI.14, Oaktown, Ind. ton, Me. KANE, William H. Terrence M. Kane, 12 BILAlDI, Jaspre. Andre Santangilo, 921 HUITT, Edward W. Rouland Huitt, 1912 Cherry Street, Westfield, Mass. Townsend Street, Chicago, Ill. West Fifteenth Street, Topeka, Kans. LADY. Ira Ellsworth. Hiram C. Lady, GOLDTAN, Jacob. Israel Goldman, 69 East IRA, William J. Joseph Ira, R. F. D. 3, Fort Arendtsville, Pa. Ninety-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Atkinson, Iowa. PAGE, George R. John G. Page, Hamilton, HIGGS, George. Mrs. Harriet Higgs, R. F. D. JOHNSON, Ilarry E. Andrew G. Johnson. R. Md. 4. New Boston, Tex. F. D. 2, Sturgeon Lake, Minn. REED, Louis. Manus Reed, New River, Tenn. HOLLAND, Walter. Harry Holland, 26 Min- LILLEFLOREN, Ole. Mrs Carrie Lillefloren, YERMILYEA, Sidney C. Mrs. Florence Ver- neseta Ai enue, Highland Park, Mich. R. F. D. 8, Bricelyn, Minn. mil ea, 206 Elizabeth Street, Syracuse, HOORNHORST, Richard. Charles J. Meyer, REID, Leon Spencer. Mrs. Rosa Reid, 30 N. Y. R. F. D. 2. Maurice, Iowa. Prospect Avenue Bryn MaNr, Pa WALKER, W. Roger. Mrs. W. M. Craig, 411 HOROSCHAK, Peter. John Iloroeschak, 27 TRESNER, Louis A. Mrs. Nancy A. Tresner, Corsan Street, San Antonio, Tex. East Clifton Street, Clifton, N. Y. Tuttle, Okla. 710-19-5 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Died of Disease. PRICE, Erastus W. Will Price, Elkland, Mo. CARON, Jerome A. Charles Caron, Rushvilld, PRONDZINSKI, Teofil J. Joseph Prondznskl, Ind. CAPTAIN. 951 East Sanborn Street, Winona, Minn. CHAPMAN, Ray. W11e Chapman, Manches- ITOCKETI', George H1. Mrs. George H. Hock- RICHARDSON, John. Mrs. James B. Rich- ter, Ohio. et, 131 West Fifth Street, Anderson, Ind. ardson, R. F. D. 1, box 1, De Soto, Minn. CLARK, Le',ter. Mrs. Kate Clark, 112 Grand LIEUTENANTS. ROBINSON, Leo. Jim Russell, Laurinburg, Avenue, Lodi, Wis. N, C. CLAYCOMB, Andrew. Jacob Claycomb, 0- BAILEY, John W. Mrs. J. W. Bailey, 407 Sue Tichenor, 204 terburg, Pa. North Busey Avenue, Urbana, Ill. ROBSON, Thomas. Mrs. East Penn Street, Evansville, Ind. DESCHEEN, Leon J. Mrs. Anna S. Descheen? JOHNSON, Price K. Mrs. Lauru L. Johnson, ST. HILLAIRE, Ernest A. Alfred St. Hil- 54 Pond Street, New Haven, Conn. Farmersville, Tex. laire, 9 Bay View Avenue, Danvers, Mass. DINEEN, Raymond. William Dineen, 353 SERGEANT. SELESKY, Leo L. Mrs. Addle Selesky, R. F. Broome Street, New York, N. Y. FREETII, George W. George C. Freeth, 2615 D. 8, Holly, Mich. DOLEWSKI, Micczylan. George Blin, 445 Madison A eanue, Newport News, Va. SIMMONS, Frank T. Mrs. Mary Simmons, Butter Street, South Bethlehem, Pa. 211 West Thirty-fifth Street, New York, DOYLE, James J. Mrs. Mary Doyle, 2115 CORPORALS. N. Y. Webster Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. COUGHLIN Frank Mrs. Eliza Coughlin, STRUNK, Herman M. Henry Strunk, 201 El- GREUNKE, Frederick A. 0. Charles Greunke, Shaer, 1a. gin Street, Forest Park, Ill. R. F. D. 1, Owensville, Mo. DOUGLAS William L., jr. William L. Doug- STURGEON Frank D. Albert S. Sturgeon, GRIFFENBERG, John Marshall. David Law- las. 10 Seely Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fembell, Pa. son Griffenberg, 3408 North Front Street, HOAG, George Chester. James C. Hoag, 23 StlLESKY, Konstandy. Peter Sulesky, 706 Philadelphia, Pa. Iloag Avenue, Akron, N. Y. Fairview Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. HARRINGTON Leroy W. Mrs. Mary F. WAGONER. VANDEVENTER, Grant. Mrs. Ellen Vande- Harrington, A88 Eagle Street, North AdamS, FORD, Winthrop H. Mrs. Cora B. Ford, 423 venter 1014 State Street, Knoxville, Tenn. Mass. Prospect Street, Torrington, Conn. WHEELIR, Charlie. Mrs. A. Wheeler, 211 HOESLI, Henry R. Mrs. Mary H. E. Hoes1, Liberty Street, Penn Yan, N. Y. Jackson, Minn. COOKS. WILLIAMS, Edward Lee. Mrs. Agnes Wil- HOWARD, Frank H. Richard C. Howard, 501 BIGGS, Hugh D. Miss Anna Lee Bostic, 1938 liams, Victoria, Va. North Third Street, Bozeman, Mont. Trumbull Avenue, Chicago, Ill. WILLIAMS, Steve. Mrs. Josie Williams, Tu- JARUSZOWSKI Michael. Mrs. Florence Ja- LLPOREST, Eugene F. Mis, Zepherina La- nica, Miss. ruszowski, 1648 Crosat Street, La Salle, Ill. forest, 61 Avon Street, Fall River,. Mass. YOUNG, Gustave. Miss Catherine Young, R. JENNINGS, John R. Silas H1. Jennings, 30) PRIVATES. F. D. 2, Vancouver, Wash. Ridge Avenue, Washington, Pa. JORDAN, Frank C. George Jordan, Pelzer, AKIN, Omer C. Mrs. Sarona Akin, Bever- Wounded Severely. S. C. ton, Oreg. KELLY, George J. Mrs. Blanch Welle, 2305 B3ARBEE, Rader. Richard Traghber, R. F. CAPTAIN. Grant Street, Evanston, Ill. D. 2, Springfield, Tenn. COREY, Myron L. Isiah W. Corey, 315 KITCHEN, Clarence F. Mrs. Martha Lou BEAUCOCK, Leslie K. Mrs. Sisley Beau- Kitchen, Gaffney, S. C. cock, 126 East Quincy Street, Green Bay, Church Street, Kenosha, Wis. LIEUTENANTS. KUYKENDALL John E. Mrs. Margaret Jane Wis. Kuykendall, abaniss, Okla. BINGHAM, Wells A. Mrs. Katherine Bing- AXLINE, Arthur A. Mrs. Leah Axhne, Beth- LANTZ, Thomas 0. William G. Lantz, Cam- ham, 553 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y. any, Mo. bridge, Md. BREIHOLZ Walter E. Mrs. Hilda Brelhols, BUSH, Walter L. Mrs. Edith E. Bush, 13414 LARGE, Cecil Ray. John Large, 1928 Holland, MIinn. Shaw Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Eleventh Avenue, Port Huron, Mich. BTJCHHOLZ, August F. Miss Minnie Buch- CLARK, Cedric W. Mrs. Margaret Clark, LINEBAUGH, Jess L. Mrs. Amanda Line- holz R F D. 1 box 38, Elysian, Minn. Canyon City, Oreg. baugh, Pendleton, Oreg. BUROW, Albert f. August Burow, R. F. D. LAKE, John P. Mrs. John P. Lake, Dequeen, PEDLAR, Lawrence. Mrs. Lizzie Pedlar, 67 14, La Salle N Y Ark. Dunn Street, McKees Rocks, Pa. DAY, Frank Joseph. Mrs. Anna Day, 244 McGARVEY, James. Mrs. Ella McGarvey, PHILLIPS, Frank L. L. B. Phillips, R. F. Sherman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1552 Carswell Street, Baltimore, Md. D. 2, box 210, Chehalls, Wash. DE MAEGT, Achiel. Alfonz De Maegt, South MUSE, Augusta W. Augusta W. Muse, Al- SCHMITT, Fred G. Daniel Schmitt, 35 West Bend, Ind. bany Ga. Main Street, Middletown, N. Y. DONNELLY, Rowland M. J. J. Dorsey, 930 ROBINSON, Homans. Walter S. Robinson, SEIDLER, William A. Mrs. William Seidler, Main Street, Peekskill, N. Y. 149 Mill Street, Springfield, Mass. Southern Hotel. Brownwood, Tex. DOOLITTLE, Clyde E. William P. Doolittle, ROGERS, Howell L. Mrs. H. L. Rogers, 2101 SLAVIK, Charles. John Muders, 1402 Wil- R. F. D. 1, Slate Springs, Miss. Jackson Avenue, Alexandria, La. liams Street, Omaha, Nebr, DOUGHERTY, James J. Mrs. Glenn Dough- H. Ruckel, 848 South Vt. RUCKEL, John G. John STOEFFLER, Henry W. Mrs. Katherine erty 83 North Avenue, Burlington, Glenwood Avenue, Springfield, Ill. Stoeffier, 657 Pennsylvania Avenue, Eliza- FREDhiTTE, Jean B. John B. Fredette, 21 TEMPLETON, Oscar W. A. J. Templeton, beth, N. J. Tremont Street, Lawrence, Mass. Goodlottaville, Tenn. STYPCZYNSKI, Florion. Charles Styp- GILLIARD John. Mrs. Lancy Gilliard, R. VAUGHAN, John R. Mrs. M. H. Vaughan, czynaki, 6619 Percy Street, Cleveland, F. D. 3, box 1, Parlors S C Little Rock, Ark. HANSON, Charles H. WilliamI H. Hanson, 2210 Center Street, Ohio. 190 Thomas Street, Fall River, Mass. SERGEANTS. BUGLER. - HARLOW, Leslie. Joe M. Harlow, Glasgow BALOGA, Joseph J. Andrew Baloga, 740 LYONS, George W. William B. Lyons, R. F. Junction, Ky. North Main Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. D. 1, box 23, Millwood, W. Va. HICKS Earl R. Dell Hicks, Naponee, Nebr. BAMFORD, William B. Mrs. Emma Jane MECHANIC. IIIRSCIHHAUT, William L. Mrs. Florence Bamford, 50 Division Street, Trenton, N. J. Hirschhaut, 2 Mahi Avenue, Hartford, BIRMINGHAM, Meredith L. Mrs. Gertrude BLAIN, Turner L. Mrs. Sarah Blain, Trough, Conn. Birmingham, White Hall, Md. S. C. IIOUX, Wesley 3L Mrs. Eva Houx, R. F. D. BROWN, Royal P. Mrs. Alice M. Brown. WAGONDR. 8, Santa Barbara, Cal. 507 Montgomery Street, Portland, Oreg. LAND, Walter. Mrs. Cynthia Land, general JARAGOSKE, Robert. Joe Jaragoske, Athol, CREASE, Alfred P. Mrs. Mary C. Crease, delivery, El Paso, Tex. S. Dak. 6129 Wayne Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. COOKS. JONES, Bee. Mrs. Lula Jones, Lamar Street, DICKERSON, George Clark. Mrs. Mary L. Atlanta, Ga. Dickerson, Bishop, Tex. GANNON, John Edward. Mrs. Mary Gannon, KELLER, Roy H. Mrs. Hanna Keller, 414 DRENNEN David E. Grant L. Drennen, 311 1925 East Seventy-fifth Street, Cleveland, Fourth Street, Northfield, Minn. Mercer street, Warren, Ohio. Ohio. KERR, Wesley W. Mrs. W. J. Kerr, 326 DUBOIS, Joseph M. Joseph C. Dubois, Dil- MAcDONALD, Marvin R. Mrs. Elnora Mac- Wisconsin Avenue, Chicago, Ill. lon, S C. Donald, 34 South Garland Street, Youngs- LEAHY, Thomas A. Andrew Leahy, 127 Au- GILLITAND, Glen D. Wesley Gilliland, Coles town, Ohio. burn Street, Medford, Mass. Store, N. C. PRIVATES. McCARREN, James Eugene. John McCar- IRISH, Merritt. Mrs. Merritt H. Irish, 612 AYLOR, Howard J. Ezra L. Aylor, Grant, ren, 75 East Eighty-fifth Street, New York, Becker Street, Schenectady, N. Y. N. Y. JACKSON, Orville. Harry Tolleth, Meridian, Ky. MASSENGILL, Isaac M. Mrs. Roxie M. BRICH, Karo F. Joe Brich, 5216 Blanche Idaho Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Terry. Henderson, Tenn. JOHNSON, Casper L. Mrs. Elmer Johnson, MOLNAR, Frank E. Miss Annie Bohack, 36 BTRLINGAME, John. John R. Burlingame, Devils Lake, N. Dak. box 5, Danbury Wis. Gable Street, Houston, Tex. OSLANSKY, Steven A. Nicholas Oslansky, NELSON, Albert P. Joe Nelson, 3310 Roan- BURKS: William P. J. P. Burks, Helena, Ark. 640 South Clinton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. CHRISTENSEN. Jacob A. It. Albert Ander- oke Street, Houston Tex. PARKER, William. John Parker, Monument NIEMELA, Matti. MTrs. Sanna Miemela, SI- Square, Woonsocket R I. son, Dillon, Mont. enajoki Finland. CHRISTIAN, William. Mrs. William Chris- RODGERS, Arthur I. Robert L. Rodgers, tian, Smithfield, Ky. NILSSON, Fritz S. Alfred Nilsson, Under- 649 Loomis Street, Los Angeles, Cal. wood, Minn. DANIELS, James A. Mrs. Mary Bowlin, 1200 WERSCHIN, William IT. Mrs. Lena Wer- Comdon Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. NUNGIATO, Angelo. Joseph Aridoline, 28 schin, Aurora Avenue, Gardenville, N. Y. Anderson Avenue, Fairview, N. J. DAFIBNEY, Joseph. Mrs. Mart Daubney, 307 PARHAM, Leslie. Moses Parham, Emporia, CORPORALS. Ninth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Va. BARD, Harold S. Sylvanus M. Bard, 1523 MARCINAK. Walter. John Marcinak, 4750 PEARSON, Brick C. Mrs. Carolin Pearson, Avenue H, Brooklyn, N. Y. South Racine Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 4029 Forty-third Avenue, South Minneap- BARNHILL, James Quay. Ben E. Barnhill. MARTIN, Brandis H. Emmitt R. Martin, R. olis, Minn. 156 East Pomfret Street, Carlisle, Pa. F. D. 1, Telephone, Tex. PEARSON, Harry A. Joe Pearson, Artesian, BEUMAN, William A. Bert V. Beeman, R. MARTIN, Wiley G. Jim Martin, Mumford, S. Dak. P. D * Raleigh, Tenn. Tenn. PETERSON, Fred. Charles Peterson, Kish BOWMAN, William C. Dallas R. Bowman, MASTERS, Ray E. W. A. Masters, 7244 Har- and Harr Avenue, Rockford, Ill. 90 Richmond Avenue, Detroit, Mich. vard Avenue, Chicago, Ill. POLOMBO, Joseph. Ralph Polombo, 315 Main BROWN, Robert C. Emil Brown, Menominie. MATHIAS, Jacob B. Mrs. Susan Mathias, Street, Branford. Conn. Wis. R. F. D. 2. Manassas, Va. PORTR, John Noble. Edwin B. Porter, CALLENS, Edward D. Mrs. August Callens. MAYER, Alfred Rhaudauf. Alfred Mayer, Delphi, Iowa. 262 Anderson Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Hazel, Tex. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919, 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MLE89KA, Frank. Leo Mileska, 94 Knox LENZBURG, Lewis. Herman Lensburg, Ryder, HAYDEN, Charles R. Mrs. Alice C. Haydn, Street, Lewiston, Me. N. Dak. 522 Douglas Street, Saginaw, Mich. MILLER, Dayton (. John G. Miller, Moates- LENAGHAN, Andrew F. Miss Mary Lenag- HILLSBERRY, Floyd E. Edward Hilsberry, Ville, W. Va. han. 525 Forty-ninth Street, Brooklyn, N, Y. Klatskanie, Oreg. MORRISON, John Frank. Miss Beatrice LEWIS, Marquis B. Charles B. Lewis, Ho- HILSTON, Herman. Gustave Hilston. Fair- Feeley. 17 Branch Street, Weston, W. Va. deens, Okla. port, Ohio. MUELLER, Henry. John H. Mueller, .2302 NASCIMBEN, Davide. Virginia Nasclimben, HUYBRECHT, Theophiel. Edward Korjn, Fourteenth Street, Two Rivers, Wis. box 116, Taylor, Pa. Trust & Savings Bank. Moline, Ill. MULLEN James Joseph. Mrs. Helen Mullen, NICHOLS, Floyd W. Arden A. Nichols, 118 ANTRIM, Rex L. Mrs. Mary L. Antrim, Mid- 15S William Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. East Franklin Street, Havana, Ill. dleburg Ohio. MYERS, George 0. Mrs. Ella Myers, gen- OLTIAN, Matel. Vast Oltian, Warren, Ohio. BALTICH, Nikola M. Mrs. Stane Milesevich, eral delivery, Townsend, Mont. OVERHOLSER, Robert N. Mrs. Annie W. box 616, Auburn, Wash. NELSON Gilbert R. Mrs. Mary A. Nelson, Overholser, 227 South Eighth Street, Read- BICHMILLER, Edward. Miss Mary Bich. R. F. D. 1, Atlanta, Mo. ing, Pa. miller, 117 Medbury Boulevard, Detroit, MIETIHOLD, Charles F. Mrs. Lena Miethold, PHILLIPS, John. Mrs. Edna Mitchell, 4509 Mich. 15 Brook Street, Roslindale, Mass. Magazine Street, New Orleans, La. BONNANNO, Nicola. Mrs. Maria Baffs, Passe, NORRIS, William B. Mrs. William B. Norris, PURSIFULL, Joseph. Mrs. Tells Pursifull, Bakeso, Provincia Messina, Italy. RF D. 1, Memphis, Tex. Licking, Mo. BURNETT, Ewell A. W. R. Burnett, R. F. D. OVERSTREET, Connie. Mrs. Tennesse Over- ROGERS, Arnold R. Mrs. Lottle Stacy, 404 2, Bedford County, Va. stict. I. P. D. 1, Bald Knob, Ark. South Street, Waukesha, Wis. CARLSON, Albin. Mrs. Selma Carlson, 410 OVERTON, John. Unice Berry, 2818 red- ROTIT, Edmund J. Mrs. Helen Karpensi, South Tenth Street De Kalb, Ill. eral Street, Chicago, Ill. 1144 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, Ill. CARTER, William T. La Roy B. Carter, PASSANO, Edward. Mrs. Edith Dunn, S80 SKOWRANSKI, Anthony. Mrs. Mary Skow- Intan, Mo. West One hundred and eightieth Street, ranski, 35 Oxford Avenue, Webster, Mass. COLE, Clifford C. Dean Cole, R. F. D. 1, New York, N. Y. SMITH, Clinton. Mrs. Jessie Smith, 11 West Annawn, Ill. PATRICK, Richard A. Miss Ellen Patrick, One hundred and thirty-third Street, New COLE, James. John Rhinehardt, Copperhill, 573 Thirty-second Street, Oakland, Cal. York, N. Y. Tenn. PAYNE, Joe E. Mrs. Berty Bray, Akersvllle, SMITH, Donald C. Miss Laura M. Smith, COLSON, Albert R. Mrs. Loulse Colson, 283 Ky. 401 Tenth Street, Buffalo, N. Y. North Nineteenth Street, Portland, Oreg. PHILLIPS, Wallace D. Mrs. Bessie f. Phil- SMITHEY, Corbett Howard. Westley Smithey, COLUCCI, Oronso. Angelo Colued, Barri, lips, Cass, W. Va. Sandusky, Ill. Province of Aberbelli, Italy. PILKOWSKI, Anthony. Mrs. Custa Pilkow- SPOONER, Bertram L. Mrs. B. F. Spooner, CONSTANTINE, James. Mrs. Angelina Cen- ski, 100 Superior Street, Detroit, Mih. 18 Blackamore Avenue, Cranston, R. 1. stantine, 278 Mott Street, New York, N. Y. POLETO, Frank. Bernard Poleto, Marsala, STAMMEN, Bud. Mart C. Morgan, Alzada, COONEY, J. N. Mrs. Catherine Cooney, 230 Proiince of Trapani, Italy. Mont Amberst Street, Providence, R. I. PUES, Joseph P. Mrs. Catherine Pttes, gen- TROENDLE, Josenh A. Mrs. Anna Troendle, COX, Robert Estes. Peter L. Cox, Lovington, eral delivery, Washington, Mo. 420 West Fortieth Street, New York, N. Y. N. Mex. PUMILIA, Joe. Aspano Pumilla, 607 Manda- AHERN, Joseph W. Mrs. Nellie Ahern, 581 \ ille Street, New Orleans, La. Main Street, Middletown, Conn. CRETARO, Angelo. John Madzola, East PURINAK, Joseph. Mrs. Agnes Purinak ANDREWS, Stanley H. Mrs. Edward Odell, Syracuse N Y. Throp, Wis. Fly Creek, N. Y. CULVER, Lonzo L. Mrs. Bettle S. Culver, PURVIS, Lester P. Mrs. Margrete Purvis, ARNOLD, Archie L. Mrsf Mabel Arnold, L. F. D. 1, Weogufka, Ala. Tipton, Ind. Larned, Kans, CURLEE, Robert N. Mrs. Rbeeca Curlee, .RAYLE Arthur. Edward Rayle, R. F. D. 4, BAINTER, Earl Roy. John Bainter, Criders- Statesville, N. C. Leipsic, Ohio, ville, Ohio. DEJAEGER, Manchar. Mrs. Louis Vander- RHEA, Arsey. Mrs. Nellie Rhea, R. F. D. 2, BAIR, James N. Mrs. Flossie Bair, Salts- ginst, 614 West Fourth Street, Kewanee, Ill. Meiinnville, Tenn. burg, Pa. DIETRICK Edward. Ferdinand Dietrick, R. ROSSI, Jack. Vencenso Rosi, Roma Arnara, BARNES, James R. Mrs. Lois Barnes, Colo- F. D. 1, Victor, Iowa. Italy. rado Springs, Colo. DI MARCO, Nicholas. Mrs. Mary D1 Marco, RUTHERFORD, Clyde E. Mrs. Ollie D. Ruth- BATLEY Harold H. John A. Batey, Or- 4818 Pasebael Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. erford, Mullen, Tex. chard §treet, Rochester, N. H. DORMAN, Newel B. Dr. J. M. Dorman, lock SCHEIBE, Alfred F. John Scheibe, St. Paul, BERNIOL, Albert. Miss Mathilda Berniol. box 183, Edgewood, Iowa. Nebr. 210 South Rendon Street, New Orleans, La. DULEBA, Michele. Mrs. Mary Juban, Pop- SCHELLING, Clarence. Mrs. Mary Schelling, BIANCERINO, Angelo. Miss Julia Battalia, penhusen Street, Wharton, N. J. Plumas Junction, Cal. Marcighiana, Italy. DUNN, Robert. Mrs. Martha Dunn, Burlin- SCHROLL, Freeman E. Mrs. Mildred L. BLOOM, August C. Emil Bloom, R. F. D. 2, game, Kans. Schroll, Herod, Ill. Stanton, Iowa. EMRICH, Arba 0. Mrs. Nellie Emrich, 1401 SHOWERS, John L. J. F. Showers, Goose BOBSON, Charles H. Mrs. Nancy J. Bobson, West Twenty-seventh Street, lndianaplis, Creek, Tex. 1518 West Elm Street, Lima, Ohio. Ind. SIMONI, Louis. Samuel Simoni, Windber, Pa. BURT, Daniel B1. Albert Burt, Alvarado, ENBERG, Joseph L. John P. Emberg, De- SMITH, Edgar L. Mrs. Fannie Smith, Ta- Tax. troit Minn. coma, Va. BUSTER, Eddie. Will Buster, Scottsburg. FEARON, Edward. George Fearon, 167 SORENSEN, Soren J. Mrs. Karen Stampe, Va. Gavesend Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2705 Grant Avenue, Fresno Cal FLICK, Loyal E. Mrs. Alma C. Flick, R. F. SWINDELL, John R. Jessie Swindell, Moore- CALLOWAY, Brentley. Benjamin Calloway field, Nebr. Penfield, Ga. D. 3, Fairchild, Wis. R. F. 8, CARPENTER, Charles. Mrs. Isabell Car- FROM, Edwin R. Mrs. Mary From, R. F. D. VEDDER, William. Peter Vedder, D. penter, R. F. D. 1, Marietta, Ohio. 6, Cambridge, Mass. Schobare, N. Y., CHRISTOPHER, George J. Mrs. Marguerite GALGANI LulgL Mrs. Maria Galgani, Pie- WATERMAN, Frederick W. George L. Water- gain,Italy. man, R. F. D. 3, South Seituate, R. I. Christopher, 3714 Avenue J, Galveston, WEBB, Tex. GERMANN, Peter H. Mrs. Mary Murphy, Lawrence R. Marcellus Webb, Vin- COLTRIN, Harry N. Mrs. Mattle A. Coltrin, 2764 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ton, Ohio. 4210 Umatilla Street, Denver, Colo. GOLDBERG, Meyer S. Morris J. Goldberg, WECKWERTH, Daniel. Stephen Wockwerth, CRAMAR, Ray. Milton Cramat, Blackwater, 152 Superior Street, Dctroit, Mich. New Richfield, Minn. Mo. HAMILL, James George Hamill, Roan Eglis, WEISBERG, Albert. Morris Weisberg, 1075 DAVIE, I. Ihmnganon, Tyrone County, Ireland. Salina Street, Syracuse, N. Y. James William A. Davie, Guthrie HANSON, Jesse P. Joseph Hanson, Argyle, WILLIS. James M. Mrs. F. O'Donoboe, 842 Avenue, East Durham, N. C. DEFABROS, Tony. Mrs. Ballard, 406 Stork Wis. Twenty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HEDGES, Jesse D. Benjamin F. Hedges, St. WREN, Buel R. Mrs. Lon Bynum, Portage, Street, Portland, Oreg. Wis. DEROSETT, Henry B. Sam Derosett, Hel- Mars, Ohio. lier,Ky. HELSING, Hjalmer B. Reynold Helsing, Wa- ZIVIELLO, Anthony. Anthony Ziviello, Cas- DINIUS, Peter R. Pius Dinius, 400 East . hoe, Nebr. tiffranze, Italy. ITODGENS, Ira D. Andrew B. Hodgens, R. DODSON, Clarence C. Thomas B. Dodson, Town Street, Glendive, Mont. DOUMA, Harry D. ., Douma, Alton, F. D. 1. Greenville, S. C. De Soto, Mo. Iowa. HOGGATT, Ernest L. William Hoggatt, R. ELLIOTT, DUKE, Tom. Mrs. Sarah Duke, care of Har- Archie. Mrs. Louisa Elliott, We- riett Cotton Mill, Henderson, N. C. F. D. 2, Wesson, Miss. wanta, Pa. HOLLIS, Almer. Jim B. Hollis, I. F. D. 2, ESPOSITO, John. Thomas Scarse, Clearfield, DUMM, Clarence R. James Dumm, R. F. D. Readyville, Tenn. Pa. 4, Chillicothe. Ohio. DUNNE, Peter B. Mrs. Mary Dunne, Cassel- HONEA, Marques L. Henry C. Hone, R. V. FLANNIGAN, William 0. John P. Flannigan, ton, N. Dak. D. 8, Waco, Tex. Lindsay, Ark. ITULBURD, Ernest Watkins. Mrs. Mary Hul- GIRLDLEY, Claude. Bevly Girdley, Laneaville, DURK, William J. Mrs. Helen Durk 418 burd, coneral delivery, Otis, Col. Ind. East Seventy-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. HUNT, Mort L. Fethely Hunt, box 835, HALVORSON, Gilbert. Mrs. Austa Balvor- ENO, Clark H. Frank Eno, Brewster, N. Y. Shreveport, La. son, R. F. D. 2, Sauk Center, Minn. ESTILL, Oscar Lewis. Mrs. Bertha Mary Es- INGRAHAM, William K. Mrs. Eliza Phil- HAWE, Paul N. Miss Johanne Hawe, Hurd till, care of T. D. Stansierry, Sawtelle, Cal. lips. Galena. Kans. Street, Worcester, Mass. FERRELL, Lewis R. Mrs. Miada Hatfield, IRISH. Carl AL Mrs. Florence E. Irish, 223 HEBULT, Frederick. William Hebult, Demp- Spriggs, W. Va. Court Street, Watertown, N. Y. ,ter, S. Dak. FLYN, George W. Mrs. Mary E. Ivnan,.2227 JACOBS, larry I. Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, 721 HT TSON, Ross E. Mrs. Mollie F. Hutson, Enet Capitol Avenue, Springfield, Ill. North Marshall Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 110 East Russell Avenue, Warreusburg, Mo. FRISCH, Henry. Mrs. Anna Frisch, 1490 JARRELL. Allen Marcum. Mrs. Dinna Jar- JONES, James. John Jones, Plainville. Kans. Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. rell, R. F. D. 1, Dunlow, W. Va. KALINA, Frank. Frank Kalina, R. F. D. 2, FRY, Samuel M. Mrs. Mary Hovermale, R. F. JENSEN, Oscar. Alfred Jensen, 1603 Pine Table Rock, Nebr. D. 1, box 139, Chelsea, Okla. Street Eureka, Cal. LATIIAN, Jason G. Shelby Lathan, R. F. D. GREGGO. John. Frank Greggo, 239 North JENSEN. Soren Christian. Jens P. Jonsen, 14, Arlington, Ohio. Ninth Street, Steubenville, Oluo. R. F. D. 1, box 18, Dannebrog, Nebr. LEE, Leonard A. Mrs. Julia Lee, 1608 Mis- GRUSELLE, Lewis. Mrs Antonette Gruselle, KELLY, Martha J. Mrs. Mary Kelly, 1312 sissippi Street, La Crosse, Wis. 516 North Madison Street, Green Bay, Wis. Nalert Street, Scranton, Pa. LEMM1E, Forrest. George Lemme, 608 Yer- HARTHAN, William H., jr. William I. Hart- KOCTAK, Willifam. Ed Schestak, Phillips, million Street, Streator, Ill. man, star route, Carnegie, Okla. Wis. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KOCVARA, John J. Charles Fiala, 1907 SCHANZ, Christian. Mrs. Mafie Schanz, SHAWVER, Doyle M. James L. Shawver, south Fifty-seventh Avenue, Cicero, Ill. 3136 Markbrelt Avenue, Cincinnati Ohio. KRIDEL, 1001 Blaine Avenue, Cambridge, Ohio Abraham M. Mrs. Elizabeth Kri- SCHNITZKE, August C. Mrs. A. Achnitzke, SULLIVAN, Michael. Mrs. Nore Sullivan 500 del, East Frant Street, Red Bank, N. J. 509 East Avenue, Waukesha, Wis. Columbia Road, Dorchester, Mass. KUYKENDALL, Alston. Mrs. Nettie Burgess, SEDLACEK, Mike M. Thomas Sedlacek, 804 South Fifteenth Street, Birmingham, Glen Carbon, Ill, MECHANICS. Ala. SJOLIE, Martin A. Andrew Sjolie, Lake OENBRINK, August H. Clem Oenbrink, 543 LAWSON, William J. Nathan 0. Lawson, Preston, S. Dak. Slack Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Bary, Mo. SOUTHARD, Edward S. Mrs. Martha E. SMITH, Stanley G. Miss Bessie Overdorf, LEE, Leonard E. Henry M. Lee, 673 Free- Murray, East Alton, Ill, 114 North Seventh Street, Reading, Pa. dom Avenue, Alliance, Ohio. STOOR, John V. Mrs. Margueret Stoor Hjer- PRIVATES. LEVEK Joe Jacob Liberman, 621 Broad- pil, 20 Iowa Street, Ashtabula, Ohio. DE MARIA, Francesco. way, New York, N. Y. STRAKOS, Frank Joe. Mrs. Francis Strakos, Sebastion Do Maria, LEVERSON, Adolph H. Mrs. Julia Leverson, 527 West Twenty-seventh Street, Erie Pa. Shiner, Tex. HURST, Joseph R. Mrs. Blanche Halley, Minn. TOOKE, Robert J. Mrs. R. J. Tooke, Turner, Hurst, box LIBBY, Fred G. William H. Libby, 75, Dixmnont, Pa. 11803 Mont. JONES, Jesse Kelton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. TUCKER, Bass. Robert Tucker, R. F. D. 4, L. Robert E. L. Jones, 49 LTJAN, Henry. Benita Lujan, Pojuaque, N. Gallatin, Tenn. West Main Street, Richwood, W. Va. Mex. MILEM, John F. Mrs. Genevieve Milem, R. TUCKER, Travis Thomas. Mrs. Pearl Tucker, F. D. 1, care of La Clemons, Bettendoff, LUNGREEN, Roy. Mrs. Anna Lungreen, 103 First Avenue, Elyton, Birmingham, Ala. Iowa. West Indiana Street, St. Charles, Ill. TUELL, Fordyce B. Mrs. Lennie Tuell, 6 NELSON Joseph Mrs. Rose Nelson, 51 Ho- McqASKILL, James T. Mrs. Lizzie McCas- Weston Street, Augusta, Me. ratio 9treet, New York City, N. Y. kill. R. F. D. 1, box 11, Angelus, S. C. TUGNI, Enrico. John Tugn1, box 417, Tren- OLSEN, Roy C. Mrs. Gertrude Olsen, Hayti, McCOKLE George. Mrs. Lillian Mcokle, ton, N. J. S. Dak. 160 South West, Linton. Ind. VELLA, Harold S. Miss Julia Currie, 514 PAULSEN, Frank. Chris Paulsen, care of MANZO, Michael. Mrs. Mary Corneylia, 51 Liberty Street, Warren, Pa. Lyon County Courthouse, Sioux City, low . Goerck Street, New York, N. Y. VENTRIGLIO, Guisseppe. Pasquale Ventrig- ROBINSON, William A. Alexander Robinsq, HARNEY, Michael J. Miss Mary A. Harney, lio, 195 Dean Street, Providence, R. I. 105 East Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. 505 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. WARREN Herman T. Mrs. Catherine War- ROY, Herman. John A. Roy, 1880 St. Aubin IVY Sim. J. M. Ivy, Newport, Ark. ken, 326 Claim Street, Aurora, Ill. Avenue. Hamtranck, Mich. JESKA, Bennie W. Mrs, Aoma Silloway, 1105 WATKINS, Richard M. Mrs. Mary M. Wat- SCHMIDT, Paul. Mrs. Phillipine Schmidt, Caledonia Street, La Crosse, Wis. kins R, F. D. 4. New Philadelphia, Ohio, 2262 Spring Grove Avenue, Cincinnat, JOHNSON, Ernest L. Mrs. Alice Johnson, WEIS, Martin. Mrs. Pauline Weiss, 621 Ohio. Benoit, Ala. East One hundred and first Street, Cleve- SEITZ, Marion F. B. F. Seits, sr., Columbus JOHNSON, James M. John H. Gilliams, R. F. land, Ohio. Grove Ohio. D. 1, Sheppards, Va. WHITNEY, Clinton R. Mrs. R. H. Whiting, Pine SHAFFtR, Clarence P. Mrs. William Shaf- JOHNSON, Orton. Mrs. Selver H. Johnson, City, Minn. fer, Brockwayville, Pa. 624 Johnson Street, La Crosse, Wis. WILLIAMS, C. B. C. B. Williams, Clayton, VALENISKI, Joseph. James Kovalunts, 152 JOWETT, William. Thomas Jowett, 631 West Ala. Perry Avehue, Maspeth, N. Y. Conant Street, Portage, Wis. WILLS, John M. William E. Dobbins, Sweet- WETZEL, Bruce E. Jomes Wetzel, Mount KASKAVITCH, Steve. Charley Marshall, grass Mont. Clare, W. Va. Blackwell, Wis. ZAVASk. Jos h Paul. Mrs. Mary Za- WHEELER, Francis M. Mrs. Francis M. KELLIHER, Cornelius S. Mrs. Mary Kelliher, vasky Elmore Pa. Wheeler Rich Hill, Mo. 15 Barrett Street, Malden, Mass. ZERELL, Henry A. Mrs. Julia Wichman, WILLEKi August P. Mrs. Elizabeth Wil- KENNEDY, Donald C. Mrs. Vangle Kennedy, 1041 North Lincoln Street, Chicago, Ill. leke, 91 Fairbanks Avenue, Cincinnati, 2800 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. Ohio. KERR, George A. William Kerr, R. F. D. 2, Wounded (Degree Undetermined). WILSON Howard T. Mrs. Laura Wilson, Hamburg, 'a. 3320 D Street, Philadelphia, Pa. KERENEI, Andrew. Mrs. Douthery Kerzner, LIEUTDNANT. 1817 Catalpha Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. EWENS, James E. Mrs. Frances Tracey, KINSELLA, John M. Mrs. Anna Kinsella, Spring Street, West Roxbury, Mass. SECTION 3, JANUARY 4, 1919. 1031 Rutger Street, St. Louis Mo. KIRTSCHER, Leonard L. John Fox, Simp- SERGEANT. The following casualties are reported son, Minn. TINDALL, Lester. James Tindall, 22 Canal by the commanding general of the Ameri- ELOEMPKEN, William H. William Kloemp- Street, Trenton, N. J. Forces: ken, Hamburg, Minn. can Expeditionary KT,7NKEL, Arthur. Mrs. Carl Kunkel, 1432 PRIVATES. Wounded slightly ------650 Frotney Street, Milwaukee, Wis. DRIVER, John F. Wilson L. Driver, Ronda, LANE, Mabron A. A. S. Lane, Antioch, Tenn. N. C, LAWSON, Cephas. Samuel Lawson, Beverly, MURRAY, Francis P. Owen Murray, 210 Wounded Slightly. Ky. South Eighteenth Street, Easton, Pa. CAPTAINS. L iN, William A. David S. Curivelli, Todd, STORM Eric F. Fred K. Storm, 42 Grave. Pa. line Avonue, Meriden. Conn. BROWN, Benjamin L. M. L. Brown, Timp- McLOUGHLIN, Patrick. Michael McLough- SWAN, Bradford L. Mrs. Claire A. Swan, son, Tex. Washlngton, Kans. CHAPMAN, Eldridge. 110 Port Washington, N. Y. DAVIS, MePIERSON, John W. Mrs. Teresa McPher- Winston B. Mrs. Winston B, Davis, son Riverside, Wash. Wounded Slightly. 15 Letcher Avenue, Lexington Va. MATZ Doris CALLAWAY, George S. Capt. idward Calla- Joseph Stankiewicz, 136 CORPORAL. way, 53 Temple Street, Astoria, N. Y. Eighth Street, Passaic, N. J, FISHER, Neville C. Mrs. Eva F. Fisher, gen- MAIZOLO, Gaetano. Mrs. Marie Mazzolo 242 DIETRICH, Dressler B. Mrs. Lula F, Die- trich, 1338 Commerce Street, Petersburg, eral delivery, Georgetown, Ky. West Sixty-seventh Street, New York. I* Y. PALMER, Agustus MELLOTT, Clem C. Mrs. Maria A. Mellott, Va. W. Mrs. Anna W. Palmer, MUSICIAN. 27 Dorchester- Avenue, Hudson Height, Harrisonville, Pa. N. Y. NELSON, Eveld L, Alexander Nelson, 1310 WALLACE, Lester. John D. Wallace, 221 LIEUTENANTS. Thirtieth Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minn. Seventy-second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CRANE, PENAINGTON, Hugh A. James T. Penning- PRIVATE. Eduard M. Mrs. E. Erle Moody, 45 ton, Hermitage, Ark. Walnut Street, Newark, N. J. PETERSON, Oscar N. Mrs. Emma Peterson, BOWEN, Barnes C. Mrs. Agnis Virginia HALL, Willis L. Willis L. Hall, sr. Whar- R. F . 1, Putnam, IRl, Bowen, Barstow, Calvert County, Md. ton, Tex. PROEFROCK, William H. Mrs. Minnie JOHNSON, Andrew. Mrs. Mad Johnson, Proefrock, 19 Monroe Street, North Tona- Missing in Action. 1935 East Ninety-third Street, Cleveland, Wand N. Y. LIEUTENANTS. Ohio. IIVIER , Roy R. Mrs. Mollie G. Riviere, LONG, Jessie H. Hugh L. Long, Spiro, Okla. Trier. Tex. BT'ELL, Earl. John Allen, Alma Center, Wis. PERKINS, Wayne E. S. M. Petkins, 208 ROIIERTS LafaVte. Mrs. Mellie Roberts, ROCHE, John Cornelius. Mrs. Mary Cathe- Thirteenth Avenue Mendota, Ill. West Liberty, kY. rine Roche, 20 East Forest Avenue, Belle- WILHELM, Joseph E. Mrs. Joseph E. Wil- ROBERTS, Lawrence S, Lawrence Roberts, vue, Pa. helm, general delivery, San Francisco, Cal. Winter Park, Fla. SERGEANTS. BOTKIN, Paul 0, Mrs. Hazel L. Botkin, 223 ROGERS Antone E. W. J. Rogers, Center- HEANEY, Thomas Aquinas, Francis Heaney, College Street, Winfield, Kans. Ville, al. 9320 Third Avenue, Brookly4, N. Y. BROWN, Forrest N. Jess W. Brown, jr. 113 ROGERS, Hubert V. Mrs. Mamie Rogers, MONTAIGNE, James B. Mrs. Margaret Mon- i-out) Market Street. Frederick, M1. 1755 Mable Street Ottumwa Iowa, taigne, 708 Richard Street, Knoxville, Tenn. BROWNLE1, John R. John II. Brownley, ROGERS, Robert. Yames A. Rogers, Bishop, SMITH, Sylvester J. William Smith, 124 809 8tockley Gardens, Norfolk, Va. Tex. Brunswick Avenue Trenton, N, J. HOY, Jeffrey D. Obediah W. eloy, Flat River, Mo. RORVIK, Joseph. Peter Rorvik, Circle, Mont. WOLF, George C. Christine Wolf, 3923 North ROWAN, Herbert A. Mrs. Ella Rowan, 1312 Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, CUMMING. John. Mrs. Blanche B. McCleod, Ninth '117 Sherman Avenue, New York, N. Y. Avenue, Helena, Mont. CORPORALS. OVERTON, Chalmers W. Thomas C. Over- RYAN, Frank T. J. Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, 817 BRORCHEID, Freeman Joseph. Mrs. Frances M. ton, 12 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Broseheld, 1927 Fourth Street, Peru, Ill. ROBERTS, Clyde. Mrs. Ivy Roberts, 511 SAALSAA, Clarence. Ever Saalsaa, R. F. D. MARCOTT, Wallace. Mrs. Ellen Marcott, 40 Knowlton Street, Rockford, Ill. $. box 22, Argyle, Wis. Jefferson Street Carthage, N. Y, SAMPSON, James 0. Charles L. Sampson, SANDERSON, Harry M. Mrs. Bertha M. PIOTRSKI, Joseph. Sanderson, Joe Devis, 917 New Wil- 9029 Eads Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 2419 Carry Alley, Pittsburgh, low Street, Trenton, N. J. SHANE, Norman A. Mrs. Colian Shane, 4940 Pa. RIDGE, Jess. Stephen Ridge, R. F. D. 5, Grand Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. SANGER, Walter Vincent. Mrs. Louise San- Sullivan, Ind. STEVENS Levi. Levi Stevens, sr., 433 State ger, 436 Avenue D, Rochester, N. Y. SCHWARTEBURG, Erwin Frederick. Wil- Street, Alpena, Mich. SANTOS, Cosine. Seguil Santos, Fredericks- l1am C. Schwartzburg, box 8, North Mil- HUGH SON, Stanley. Mrs. Mary Bella Zim- burg, Tex, waukee, Wis. merman, Milan, Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

aERGEANT MAJOR. BARLOW Thomas P. Mrs. Annie Barlow, SUNSTEDT, Axel Melvin. Carl Emanuel WITTREICH, Charles George. Emil Witt- 278 Ty er Avenue Camden, N. J. Sandberg, 921 East Eighth Street, Duluth, reich, Chatham, N. J. BASSET, Harry S., Jr. Harry S. Basset, sr., Minn. 560 West One hundred and sixty-third TENNANT Asa Warren. Emanuel Tennant, SERGEANT. Street, New York, N. Y. R. F D. (, Wellington, Kans. YOUNG, Byron C. Archibald A. Young, 1838 BATJMLIN, William. Mrs. Madeline Baumlin, THOMPSON Glen B. Tostch R. Thompson, North Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. 515 Hartford Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. Forest Ilif1, Md. ALLEN, Bernard. Henry Herbert Allen, Fort BELL, John J. Mrs. Addie Bell, Council Hill, THOMPSON, John R. Frank Thompson, 39 Atkinson, Wis. Okla. Ruthland Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BARNES, William L. T. J. Barnes, Russell, BOLTON, Harold. Harold Bolton, 323 La- ZIEDMAN, Abram M. Samuel Ziedman, 603 Ohio. fayette Street, Bristol, Pa. FIenn Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pa. BROOKS, Thomas M. Miss Julia Brooks, R. BROWN, Carl H. Mrs. Abbie Brown, 305 LA POLLA, Thomas. Robert La Polla, box F. D. 10, Springfield, Ohio. East Woodland Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. 152, Milton, N. Y. CHURCH, Howard P. Socrates T. Church, BURKLAND, August. Mrs. August Burkland, LE GALL Leonard. John Le Gall, 491 Third Stewartstown, Pa. New Boston, Tex. Street, )Brooklyn, N Y. COLBERT, Herbert. Mrs. Mattle Colbert, COULTER, Arthur V. Charles Valentine LEITMAN, Mas. Samuel Leitman, 2687 637 Ogden Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Coulter, Robinson, Ill. Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y. CRAMER, Frank B. Mrs. Lyna Cramer, 521 COUTURE, Alphonse F. Louis Couture, Rice LINTON, Ranson D. Mrs. Stella M. Linton, First Avenue, Clinton, Iowa. Lake, Wis. 3203 Franklin Boulevard, Chicago, 111. DALE, Daniel. Mrs. D. W. Dale, 2234 Wil- CURTIS Albert E. Mrs. Sudie Curtis, Wades- MASUHR, Conrad H. Henry Masuhr, 338 liam Street, Norwood, Ohio. Ville, Va. Twenty-sixth Street, Milwaukee, Wiss. FARENTHOLD, Alexander F. Mrs. Rose PHILIP, Calistus. Mrs. Maulda C. Dietrich, MULLANEY, John II. Miss Mary Mullaney, Stern, 155 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. 2 Patton, Pa. 8 Robert Street, Brookline, Mass. GILBERT, Edward H. Michael E. Gilbert, DOLLE, Fred C. Miss Carry Dolle, 209 Mary- MURDOCH, John E. William J. Murdoch, 902 Sedgwick Street, Chicago, Ill. land Avenue, Westport, Md. Cochranton, Pa. RAMMOCK, William R. Mrs. Rose Ham- DYE, George W. Mrs. Virgie Viola Dye, R. OLSON, Sylvester Harry. Mrs. Florence 01- F. D. 3, Pontotoc Miss. son, 56 North State Street, Concord, N. H. mock, Chandler, Okla. Fin- HESSER, Henry C. Mrs. Henrietta Hesser, ECKER, Elmer L. Wliam Ecker, Elmo, Mo. OUTLAW, Jesse P. William C. Outlaw, 510 South River Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ETNYRE, Lee W. Mrs. Gladys Etnyre, Chad- leyson, Ga LOUCRAFT, Irving. Mrs. Charles Loucraft, wick. Ill. OUTLER, Luther T. Mrs. Mary Outler, Cor- 5 Simpson Place, Lowell, Mass. FOX, Jerome. Samuel S. Fox, 1991 Lexing- dele, Ga. O'BRIEN, John J. Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, ton Avenue, New York, N. Y. PARCIASEP Simaco. Mrs. Giovannina Par- 2033 First Street NW., Washington, D. C. FRANZ, Andrew. Miss Elizabeth Franz, 1714 elasep. 18 hast Broadway, Hackensack, N. J. PARKS, Jackson. William A. Parks, Benton, Gate Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PELLECCHIA, Dan. Felice Pelleechia, 94 Tenn. GARRITY, Vincent Joseph. Michael V. Gar- South Way Avenue, Corona N. Y. RAVIENSCRAFT, Clyde J. Albert J. Ravens- rity, 1113 East Fourth Street, Peru, Ill. ROBINSON, Charles M. John T. Robinson, craft, Hanover, Ill. GILBERT, Herbert. Mrs. Margaret Adine Gil- Warrenton, Va. BLOCK, Walter Fred. Fred Block, 1609 bert, 37 Somers Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROUNTREE, William S. Mrs. Rachel M. Tenth Street Menomonie, Wis. JOSE, John W. John Jose, Uniontown, Pa. Johnson, 700 Dinwiddie Street, Portsmouth, BOKERMAN, btis. William Bokerman, 1720 KOSTAK, Frank 3. August Kostak, 2430 Va. North Perry Street, Napoleon, Ohio. Southport Avenue, Chicago, Ill. VINCENZO. Felice Santagata, 308 South BURTON, Willie T. Paul E. Stephens, 511 KREIDER, Hartwell C. Mrs. Harriet Eliza- Jefferson Street, New Castle, Pa. C. beth Kreider, Lehigh Street, Easton, Pa. SEIB, Fred M Mrs. Jacob P. Seib, 15 Nep- South Main Street, Anderson, S. LAMBERT, Henry. Mrs. Rose B. Lambert, tune St eet, Buffalo, N. Y. BRILL, Clinton M. James H. Brill, Peters- Zelda, Ky. SHEEHAN, Joseph. Mrs. Rachel Hearne, 94 burg, W. Va. LANIGHAN, Edward A. John M. Lanighan, North Tenth Street, Paterson, N. J. CAVE, Anda Ralph. Henry Cave, Lawrense- 100 Webb Street, Lockport, N. Y. SIMPSON, Walter D. C. C. Simpson, Hurt, Ville. Ill. LAVERY, Charles V. Mrs. Francis Lavery, Va. CLARKE Michael J. Mrs. Mary Snyder, Lee- B. Mrs. Nellie Smith, Defa- tonia. bhio. 148 Grand Avenue, Astoria, N. Y, SMITH, William COLLINS, Joseph. James Collins, 398 Third LEONARD, Elmer J. Mrs. Henrietta Leon- ware, Okla. ard, 1034 Yankee Street, Wellsburg, W. Va. SPINGARN, Samuel. Emanuel Spingarn, Avenue, New York N. Y. Avenue, West Hoboken, N. J. COPP Thomas A. W'illiam A. Fay, 220 Co- LYONS, Richard A. William A. Lyons, 1124 442 Clinton Ohio. North Branch Street, Sherman, Tex. TIGHE, William. Mrs. Margaret Baker, 1358 ventry Road, Cleveland Heights, McCABE, Patrick E. James McCabe, 32 River Road, Edgewater, N. J. CRABTREE, Homer. Mrs. Matilda Crabtree, Garden Street, Worcester, Mass. THOMPSON, George A. Mrs. Viola Thomp- Sparta, Tenn. Avenue Chicago, Ill. CUMMINS, William J. Hugh J. Cummins, McCLELLAND, Homer W. Wilson E. Mc- son, 5634 Grove Fayettville, Tenn. Clelland, R. P. D. 1, Allison Park, Pa. TRANTHAM, Henry A. Mvrs. Daisy I, Tran- 218 Elks Avenue North, MCCULLOUGH, Henry H. Samuel McCul- tham, 400 East Hattle Street, Fort Worth, DAVIS, Ralph A. Mrs. Martha H. Davis, lough. 86 Grove Street, Clinton, Mass. Tex. Green City, Mo. Robert M. W. F. Tyus, 301 Ma- DONNELLY, Frank. Frank Aloysius Don- MAGUIRE, Robert P. Mrs. Margaret Ma- TYUS, Street, Paterson, N. J. guire, 328 East Eighty-third Street, New nassa Street, Memphis, Tenn. nelly, 52 Prince York, N. Y. VANCE, Lester J. John Vance, Hersey Mich FITZGERALD Joseph L. William H. Fitz- 814 Lum: gerald, 2313' Fifth Avenue, Troy, N. Y. MAY, Ambrose F. Will May, Jonesboro, WARE, Fletcher K. H. Mooraen, Tenn. ber Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn. FLOOD, James E. Mrs. Helen A. Polan, Den- Killebrew, Fulton, nison Ohio. OGBURN, Fred M. L. B. Ogburn, Westville, WATTS, Lloyd. Atlanita GENUG, Lewis. Mrs. Anna E. Genung, 50 S. C. Ky. OLSON, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Olson, 204 First WEBER, Carl. Katie Weber, R. F, D. 6, Orange Street, Newark, N. J. Bellevue, Ohio. GIGLER, George W. Mrs. Charles Lindh, 444 Street, Oconto, Wis. West Mifflin Street Madison, Wis. O'NEIL, Daniel, Jr. Mrs. Sarah O'Neil, 27 VINE, Peter. Mrs. Kate Vine, 207 West Sixty- Henry Street Everett, Mass. sixth Street, New York, N. Y. HOLDER, John A. ilobert L. Holder, Green- Adams, 25 field, Tenn. OUELLETTE eo H Miss Florence Ouel- ADAMS, William J. Mrs. Annie lette, 116 South Norah Street, South Bend, Grant Street, Quincy Mass STAMATIOS, George. Dimitries Koulou- Baker, Saline- glees, box 186, Massillon, Ohio. Ind. BAKER, Ray C. Mrs. Nora §. KEMNITZ, Charles F. Charles Kemnitz, Or- PARKS, Chester Joseph. Mrs. Antonio Ville, Ohio. Parks 3110 State Drive, New Orleans, La. BAMBRICK, Michael J. Mrs. Mary Bam- lando, Okla. 95 Gloucester Street, Ottawd, LARSEN, Sigurd A. Mrs. George Gaberliel- PHILLIPS, Ray M. James Andrew Phillips, brick, son, Canton, S. Dak. 274 Edith Avenue Pontiac, Mich. Ontario, Canada. PLATT, Albert R. !ohn Platt, Gwynedd, Pa. BATTENHAUSEN, Edward. Christopher McVEY, Martin P. Mrs. Sarah McVey, 3621 Avenue, Brook- Clark Avenue, St. Louis Mo. PRESSWOOD, Dewey. Henry W. Press- Battenhausen, 1556 Putnam MATHESON, John. William A. Matheson, wood, 1117 Market Avenue, East St. Louis, lyn, N. Y. Crescent Okla Ill. BLAIR, Charlie M. Mrs. May S. Blair, R. F. MITCHELL, John T. William C. Mitchell, REEVES. Thomas J. Lee T. Reeves, Cook- D. 52, Sandy Level Va. 142 South Buffalo Street, Cadiz, Ohio. Ville, Tex. SHERIDAN, James. .Vrs. Mary Bottomfeld, O'NEILL, William P. Peter Xylander, 105 ROBB, Alexander R. Mrs. Alexander R. Robb, 213 Washington Street, Huntingdon Pa Lawrence Street, Hackensack N. J. 537 Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOZYCH, Stanilaw A. Mrs. Mary Bozycb, PIKE. Dana E. Mrs. Lila M. Pike, 164 Adams ROBERTS, Edward E. Mrs. Clara Roberts, R. F D. 1 Liverpool, N. Y. Street Rutland, Vt. Rectortown, Va. BRISBINE, halph P. Mrs. Stella Brisbine, REEB, !Joseph L. Mrs. Edith F. Reeb, 20 ROBINSON, James H. Mrs. Mary E. Robin- More Oreg. David Avenue, Pine Ridge Road, Cheekto- son 243 Monmouth Street, Jersey City, BURCH, Brady. Miss Georgiana Burch, S08 waga, N. Y. N. Yf. South Davidson Street, Charlotte, N. C. REED, Alonzo L. 0. M. Reed, Hope, Kans. RYAN, Harold D. P. John H. Ryan, 563 COLEMAN, Joseph F. Thomas L. Coleman, SCHMITT Michael John. Mrs. Lena Schmitt, Cottage Street, New Bedford, Mass. 83 Madison Street, New York N. Y. 409 W111am Street, Harrison, N. J. SCHNEIDER, William. Carl Schneider, 206 COMPTON Charles. Will N. dompton, R. F. SEHNKE, Walter Herman. Mrs. Albertine Central Avenue, West Hoboken, N. J. D. 1, Wftt, III, Sehnke, 906 East Willis Avenue, Detroit, SCHROEDER, Paul 0. Herman Schroeder, CONATSER, Emit. Miss Audle Conatser, Mich. 411 Linden Street, Fond du Lac Wis. Livingston, Tenn. SCHULTE, george. Mrs. John fI. Schulte, CONLAN, Frank J. Mrs. K. M. Conlan, 23 SHEA Eugene T. John Shea Effingham, IlI. Easthampton, N. Y, Hinckley Street, Somerville, Mass. SHULS, Adam C. Mrs. Mary Shults, 96 SHAWHAN, Harold Robert. Mrs. Clara B. CONRAD, Harry M. Mrs. Violet Conrad, Talman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Shawhan, 321 West Tenth Street, Hutch- Easton, Md. SMITH, Earl A. Joseph J. Smith, 325 South inson Kans. EWELL Charlie H. Oscar Ewell, Dyer, Tenn. Eugene Street, Greensboro N. C. JOHNSITON, Conrad. Mrs. Robert M. Shel- FEELE, John J. Mrs. Annie Feeley 306 BOLLENBERGER, Fred P. Mrs. Emil Nettke, ton, Davidson N. C. East Twenty-eighth Street, New York, N. 1-. 27 West Liberty Street Lancaster, Pa. SHOMAKER, Thtomas F. Gilmer Shomaker, FORT, Robert K. Dr. C. D. H. Fort, 82 WICKLE, William F. Mrs. Belie V. Tlckle, Hansonville, Va. Raleigh Street, Oxford, Tenn. 1505 Salem Avenue SW., Roanoke, Va. SMITH, Cloid R. William F. Smith, Lignum, FONASs, Arup. Mrs. Selma Wolske, 509 CORPORALS. Va. Wilson Street, Menomonie, Wis. BAIRD, Fred S. Mrs. Jane Baird, 415 Sec- STABILE, Nicholas. Mrs. Anna M. Stabile, GAGLIARDINO, Anthony. Joseph Gagliar- ond Street, Derry, Pa. 1306 Bedford Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. dino, 1111 Poplar Alley, Pittsbulrgh, Pa. 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING GILES, William A. Mrs. Florence A. Giles, O'NEILL, Deals, Mrs. Hannah Harnedy, BREITEN, Robert B. Jacob Breiten, Dunlay, 929 North Eighth Street, Reading, Pa. Pantry County, Cork, Ireland. Median County, Tex. GRAHAM, Robert L. Mrs. Laura Graham, OREN, larman Dud. Mrs. Mildred May BRESCIA, Lawrence A. Mrs. Delia Brescia, 2628 11peAvenue, St. Louis, Mo. Oren, 9 Elba Street, Detroit, Mich. 85 Colgate Street, Jersey City, N. J. GREEN, Claude H. Mrs. Floyd Green, 112 PAPPAGEORGE, Vasil. Mrs. Eugene Pappa- BREWSTER, Henry L. Mrs. Annie Brew- Hines Street, Lagrange, Ga. george, care of Nicholas Daniel, Larrissa, ster, Middle Creek, Ky. GUNTER, Wilson F. Mrs. Sarah Dunlap Thesaly, Greece. BROWN, Dennis P. William M. Brown, Jef- Gunter, Treat, Ark. PARKER, Roy. Mrs. Bertha Benjamin, 3826 ferson City, Mo. BEIM, Archibald V. Mrs. Nova Steigledor, Badine, Cleveland, Ohio. BROWN, James E. Mrs. Caroline Brown, 2009 Ohio Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. PATTERSON, Doro W. Mrs. William F. Pat- 205 Mill Street, Paterson, N. J. JACKSON, Earl Milford. Scott W. Jackson, terson, I. F. D. 7, Waynesburg, Pa. BROWN, Harry. Mrs. Elberta Frazier, Den- i. F. D. 1, Dundee, Mich. PAYTON, Broce. George Payton, I. V. D. 1, mark, S. C. aUGLERs. HGlece, Ala. BROWN, Luther T. Mrs. W. R. Whitworth, PIERCE, Cornelius M. George W. Pierce, Vinton, Va. CONNAI, William. Mrs. William Connah, Goldonna, La. BURNETT, Norval. Mrs. Mary Blieler, 103 Nanty Glo, Pa. PODOLAK, Frank. Edward Podolak, 104 Bruen Street, Newark, N. J. DISNEY, Audrey A. William K. Disney, Gary- North Tuppet Street, Syracuse, N. Y. BURRELL, Reuben. Nathan Burrell, Lanexa, ville, Tenn. POLING, Russell L. George R. Poling, New Kent County, Va. COURTLAIN, Lexie. Mrs. Louise Sier, Ca- Thornton, W. Va. COLLIER, Thomas B. Mrs. May Collier, ruthersville, Mo. POTTS, Thomas 0. Mrs. Emily Tucker Grandbury, Tex. GOODSON, Fred Vernon. Mrs. Sallie Good- Potts, R. F. D. 5, Moultrie, Ga. COLLINS, Wayne. Mrs. Martha Collins, son, Tindall, Va. RIEMENSCHNEIDER, Victor. Mrs. Rose Warren, Ky. HARRIS, George W. William Harris, 113 Rienenuchneider, McGregor, Tex. COLOGERI, Antonio. Mrs. Teresa Arabea, Stamford Road, Northwestport, Mass. RISINGBEAR, Bret. Lester Risingbear, Cal- 2432 Markley Avenue, New York, N. Y. LYON, Guy II. Andrew J. Lyon, Boomer, W. umet, Okla. CONKLIN, Claude Al. Mrs. Ray Loyd, 1403 Va. ROBERTSON, John W. Mrs. Sarah K. Rob- Bailey Street, Lansing, Mich. MUSICIAN. ertson, 709 North Duane Street, Sullivan, CRAWFORD, John H. William Crawford, KOPNITSKY, Victor. Michael Koplitaky, Ind. R. F, D. 4, Kingsport, Tenn. Helxetia, Pa. ROGERS, William Pitt. John W. Rogers, DAILY, Edward N. James Daily, Lemon- Wanego, W. Va. Ville, Mo. DWYER, Richard L. Mrs. Elizabeth Dwyer, ROTH, Howard. Henry Roth, Greentown, DAILY, Joseph A. John I. Daily, 110 Wal- 41 Brown Avenue, Roslindale, Mass. Ohio. nut Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. RUDIN. Arthur H. Mrs. Anna Rfdin, Dal- DANKLEFS, Wesley. Jonas A. Danklefs, WAGONPRS. ton, Mass. Garwood, Tex. CONNERTY, John P. Thomas D. Connerty, SCiIMITZ, George W. George B. Schmits, DUDLEY, Ira B. Mrs. Ann C. Dudley, Washington Depot, Conn. 609 Abnd Street, Belleville, Ill. Pasadumkeag, M. DAVIS, Walter S. James E, Aushoran, R. F. SEALE, Eugene L. Miss Theresa Seale, Pur- DUNCAN, Grover C. David C. Duncan, R. P. D. 5, Hagerstown, Md. vis, Miss. D. 1. Aetna, Tenn. REIN, Anthony. Mrs. Rose Krohn, 41 SEAMAN, Elmer X. Mrs. Laura Stone, Cow- DUNIFER, Benjamin P. Mrs. Henrietta Adams Street, Guttenburg, N. J. gill, Mo. Dunifer, Charleston, Ill. PROPST, Walter. Mrs. Nellie Propst, 1414 SHEA, Michael P. Cornel Shea, Mohican EDSON, George Minor. George Edson, 20 East Market Street, Akron, Ohio. Store, Waterbury, Conn. Cherry Street, Abington, Mass. STORMER, Logan B. Gilbert Stormer, R. F. SHEARER, John J. Mrs. Julia Shearer, 885 ESTERDROOK, Harold T. Mrs. Corn A. D. 2, Johnstown, Pa. Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Esterbrook, Warren, Pa. TIHOMIPSON, Ray C. Melzer Thompson, 565 SHELTON, John. John Shelton, Lafollette, FOLEY, .Tames Mrs. Maude Foley, Rich- North Indian Avenue, Kankakee, Ill. Tenn. wood, . . DAWSON, Patrick T. Miss Margaret Daw- SHERRY, Maurice J. Mrs. Sherry, 32531 GARRETT, Herbert. Elisha Garrett, Talla- son, Cold Springs, Mont. Mounmouth Street, Jersey City, N. J. poosa, Ga. connaun. SIREN, Protase A. Milo Siren, Hastings, GRICZIK, Andrew J. George Polzen, Depne, Nebr. BERNARDOWITCH, Bruno. Mrs. Sophia SLYMAN, Sald M. Mrs. Ollie Slyman, Iae- GROSS, Monroe B. Mrs. Mary Gross, Pres- Ilass, 194 Sherman Avenue, Trenton, N. J. ger, W. Va. kett, Okla. coolts. SMITH, Walter Benson. Mrs. William HENDERSON, Benjamin. John 1I. Hender- GRANT, Louis L. Louis L. Grant, 228 Carl Critehell, Mecosta, Mich. son, 506 North Fafty-seventh Street, Phila- Street Buffalo, N. Y. SCHNEIDER, William X. Alfred Gunn, 1647 delphia. la. GRIFFIN, Ernest G. James D. Griffin, R. F. West Sixty-fifth Street, Chicago, Ill. HENDERSON, Delbert G. Mrs. Fannie Fan- D. 1, Maylene, Ala. STEPHENSON. Clarence B. Mrs. Bentle 0. nle Henderson, 709 East Eighteenth Street, GYARNUCCIO, Emanuel. Salvator Guar- Stephenson, Arapaho, Ol. Houston, Tex nuceeo, 427 North Salina Street, Syracuse, TASTAD. Jacob J. Mrs. AL. E. Olson, 4350 HILL, Harvey. James H1. Hill, Pryor, Okla. N. Y. Harriet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. HILL, William G. John Mf. Hill, Custer City, HIGBEE, Will B. William M. Higbee, 412 TARASI, Antonio. Mrs. Raefola Tarasi Pa- Okla. Locust Street, Yankton, S. Dak. biani, 918 Clay Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. HOLLOWAY, Christopher C. Mrs. Muln Hale, STYN, Emil. Mrs. Matilda Styn, 236 Bur- TARVER, John . Mrs. Mary R. Tarver, Sils- R. F. D. 1, Rockwood Tenn. gard Street, Buffalo, N. bee, Tex. HOLT, Haywood W. mrs. Irene B. Holt, R. Y. Wlaydslaw. Miss Honoretta Trela, YURICK, Jack. Orrin Marsh, R. F. D. 34, TRELA, F. D. 4, Raleigh, N. C. Barberton, Ohio. 18 Jordan Street, Adams, Mass. HOLTON, Peter. Oscar Dahlyron, Kerrick, DANIELS, Robert C. John D. Daniels, Pine- VACAROLLS, Ignazio. Rosario Tosca, 120 Minn. Ville, Miss. Erie Street, Buffalo, N. Y. HTJMMEL, Tom S. John R. Hummel, 1211 KA HN, Milton, Mrs. Dora H. Kahn, 066 St. VAHEY, William. Miss Mamie Thomas, 514 Lee Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clark Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. JACKSON, Charles. Edward Jackson, 44 fy. VAMOS, Andrew V. Mrs. Bertha Vamos, 033 erson Avenue, Paterson, N. T. PrIVATES. Fulton Street, Erie, Pa. JACOBSON, Jacob S. Mrs. Reba B. Jacobson, WASHA, James J. Michael Washa, 2726 VAN LOUVEN. Ernest. Ernest C. Van Lou- 750 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. Princeton Avenue, Chicago, Ill. yen, 106 Winthrop Avenue, Jackson, Mich. JEFCOAT, Charlie R. Erastus Jefcoat, R. F. LINDSEY, Leon. Charlio Lindsey, Sylvan WATKINS, Millard i. Mrs. Ielen I. Watkins. D. 2, Merigold, Miss. Street, Selma, Ala. 9,8 West Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md. JENKINS, Robert B. Mrs. Alice Jenkins, 162 LIVINGSTON, Ray. Charles Livingston, RUSSELL, Troy C. Elige M. Russell, Paris, Highland Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Webster, Pa. Tex. KELLEY, John S. Mrs. Grace Relley, R. F. LUMSDEN, Alexander. Thomas Wallace ALLESS, Arnold R. Frank Ernstein, 915 D. 3, box 33, Athens, Tenn. Lumsden, R. F. D. 2, Rawley, Iowa. Kelly Street, New York, N. Y. KIPIOTES, James N. Mrs. Ascenu If. Kipiotes, LUNDGREN, Charles. Mrs. Oscar Lund- AMUNDSEN. Harry. Gus Amundsen, Benton Kemy, Eubea, Greece. gren, Cedar Street, Milford, Mass. Harbor, Mich. KITIINKE, Albert. Fred Kuhuke, 701 Madison MALASCA, Peter. Peter Malasca, sr., 42 BADGER, Joseph W. Thomas J. Badger, R. Street, Beaver Dam, Wis. Whiteman Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. F. D. 2, Portersville, Pa. RUNZ, Rudolph. Samuel Kunz, 401 Washing- MARINO, Joseph. Mrs. Lena Marino, 111 BAKER, Stoney. Francis Reed, Norton, Va. ton Avenue, Ogden, Utah. George Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BAKER, Walter D. William S. Baker, North LAUGHLIN, Leo T. Mrs. Rose Masterson, MARQUESS, Charles 0. Asa Marquess, Big River, Va. Parker Avenue, Massena, N. Y. Horn, Wyo. BAKKEN, Roy. Mrs. N. L Bakken, 1 East LEWIS, Morris. Harris Lewis, 92 Orchard MeDONALD, Adam. Mrs. Mary N. McDonald, Sixth Street, Duluth, Minn. Street, New York, N. Y. 2824 Carondelet Street, New Orleans, La. BARNHILL, Pat 0. Mrs. Dora M. Barnhill, LINDSEY, Harry F. Mrs. Cula E. Lindsey, MILLER. Ernest. Mrs. Mary R. Miller, 716 Hugo, 0kla. R P. D. 1, D7nnison, Ill. West Thirteenth Street, Sioux Falls, S, BAThER, Joseph P. Mrs. Katherine Baner, LOCKHfAX. Vincent C. D. S. Lockman, Dak. 330 Derby Avenue, Derby, Conn. Medora, Ind. MONAHAN, Frederick T. John J. Monahan, BAUGIIAM, Frank. Charles I. Baugham, Ca- LONG, $smuel J. Orville Van Horn, 807 1016 LAura Street, Elizabeth, N. J. pron, Va. East Fifth Street, Dayton, Ohio. MONTICELLI, Salvatore. Mrs. Lizzie Monti- BERGMAN, Harry J. Mrs. John A. Bergman, LONGtABARDI, Vincenzo. Hattie Longabardi, ccll. Seventh Street, Derby, Conn. 732 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. 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Province Sanario, Talamona, Italy. East One hundred anti Tenth Street, Cleve- BOTT. Fred. Adam Bott, 25 Lafayette Street, MATTHEWS, Pred. Miss Lila Matthews, R. land, Ohio. Worcester, Mass. F. D. 4, box 96, Gladwin, Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING McDANIEL, Percy C. Mrs. Mary Mc- BUTTERBAUGH, McKinley. Mrs. Mary L. NADRESHEN, John. John Milnik, 1882 Daniel, Quana, Tex. Butterbaugh, R. F. D. 1, Dunmore, W. Va. West Twenty-second Street Chicago, Ill. McLEAN, William W. Mrs. William W. Mc- CADORET, George. Mrs. Josephine Cadoret, NIX, Roy A. Jess A. Nix, McConnell, Tenn. Lean, 1457 Kincaid Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 107 Rodman Street, Fall River, Mass. NuLL L1Il John Noll, Wakefield, Ohio. McVEIGHI, John P. Mrs. Rose Cullen, 959 CARLL, Wilmer H. Howard S. Carli, 154 O'NEIL, John F. Mrs. Mary O'Neil, 7 Grand Powell Street, San Francisco, Cal. Commerce Street, Bridgetown, N. J. Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. MEYERS, Albert F. Fred F. Meyers, R. F. D. COGDAL, Paul R. Mrs. Mollie R. Cogdal. O'REILLY, Robert D Mrs. Elinor A. 1, Essexville, Mich. Pleasant Plains, Ill. O'Reilly,T 572 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MOONEY, Edward N. James Stout, R. F. D. CONNOLLY, Vincent J. Patrick Connolly, PF I EE, Irvin B. Harvey Peaslee, Kelsey, 1, Owasso, Okla. Peosta Iowa. N. Y, MOORE, Cecil C. Miss Katie Moore, Miller COUSINS, John D. Mrs. Bland W. Cousins, PL-, Fl, Leugi. Tony Pironti, 387 Fif- Orphanage, Lynchburg, Va. 87 Greene Street, Lebanon, N. H. teenth Avenue, Newark, N. J. OGLE, Solomon. Mrs. Elizabeth Ogle, R. F. CRIST, Russell C. Miss Laura J. Crist, Elk- PLTbSTER, Paburn L. Mrs. Rose Plaster, R. D. 8, Sevierville, Tenn. ridge, Md. F. D. 8, Huntington, W. Va. OGLETREE, Samuel A. Thomas E. Ogletree, DEMARTINE, Joseph. Frank Demartine, 39 POLAND. Cunuel J. Mis. Mary Poland, R. V. D. 1, Talladega, Ala. Hamilton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Garden Grove, Iowa. OTT Elmer. Elmer Ott, Jasonville, Ill. DEMPSEY, James. 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William Fred. William B. Sadler, Grange, N. C. GOODWIN, Ralph A. Mrs. Phine MacDon- R. F. D. 1, Orlinda, Tenn. TULLIO, Louis. Nicola Tullio, Troino Del aid, 116 Main Street, Charlestown, Mass. SANDEFUR, Harry. Robert S. Sandefur, 856 Sangro. Pridi, Chietl, Italy. GORDON, Edwin. Mrs. Mary Gordon, 467 Twenty-seventh Street, Newport News, Va. VAN STEENBURGH, John. Mrs. Anna Van Grandview Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SANDERS, Howard J. George H. Alebon, Steenburgh, 415 East One hundred and GREGORIO, Berto. Antonio Berto, Pedarova 814 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Ind. forty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. Carol dil Piave, Province Previso, Italy. SCHROEDER, John H. Henry Schroeder, 1t. WILLIAMS, William R. John Jones, 111 GULLINGSRUD, Henry. Olaf Gullingsrud, F. D. 1, West Point, Tex. Tipton Street, Butte, Mont. Edinburg, N. Dak. SCHTJG, Frank G. George A. Schug, 290 YETTE, William J. Joseph Yette, box 0, HALBERTS, Edward. Thomas Halberts, 113 Avenue A, Rochester, N. Y. R F. 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Rush Adams, box 40, HILLEY Willie B. Mrs. Lucy Hilley, Whites- STOTLER, Frederick E. Mrs. Mary D. Stor- Queensridge, W. Va. burg, Ga. ler, 707 Thatcher Avenue, Boise, Idaho. HOLLENS, George. W. C. Knode, Riner, Va. TATBER, Leo. L. Gags, 864 Water Street, AIELLO, Dominick. Thomas Aiello, 745 HOLMAN, Charles H. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Hol- Detroit, Mich. Washington Avenue Belleville, N. J. ALMLIE, Jorgen. Jon 0. Almlie, Dricelyn. man, R. F. D. 1, Cedar Hill, Tenn. VANCE, Ernest. Mrs. Margaret Vance, R. F. Minn. ISNER, Charles. William P. Isner, Elkins, D. 5 Chester. S. C. ANDERSON, Alfred. Mrs. Dela Anderson, W. Va. VAUGHAN, Daniel W. Miss Jessie M. Dud- Settersville, Va. ISNER, James B. Mrs. Columbia Isner, Nes- lev, Newport, Ark. ANDERSON, Arthur. Fred Anderson, R. F. torville, W. Va. WILSON. William C. Mrs. Grace S. Wilson, D. 1. Moline, Ill. INDEHIA, Carmine. Mrs. Thersa Disorra, Whi eford, Md. BAGLEY, 163 Atwells Avenue, Providence, R. I. WINTERBAWER, Terner. Elmer Winter- Alvin. Mrs. Minnie Bagley, Kenly, JUSTICE, Ireland. Mathew Justice, Birch bawer, R. F. D. 1, Callaway County, Mo. N. C. WRTGHT. Rufus. BARRETT, John W. Mrs. Hattie Burns, River, W. Va. Mrs. Susie Wright, 1625 Beadling, LEBO, John W. Mrs. Emma Marshall, 2835 Clayborn Street, Milton, W. Va. Allegheny County, Pa. Greenmount Avenue Baltimore, Md. ABERNATHY. Gorman B. Sidney P. Aber- BARRINGTON, John B. Lewis Barrington, Akron, Iowa. KISTLER, Russell W. Mrs. Eliza Kistler, anthy, Martin, N. C. BENNETT, Reidsville, N. C. BABA, Abel. Mrs. Shabes Shan, 66 River- Thomas N. Richard H. Bennett, KOHN, Sidney. Aron Kohn. 50 West One dale Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Route 2, Smyrna, Tenn. BACCARI. Alessandro. Bastiano Olivieri, 15 BERG, Oscar L. Mrs. Emma Berg, 138 West hundred and fifteenth Street, New York, Oak Street, St. Charles, Ill. N. Y. Wayne Street, Lancaster, N. Y. KOREJWO, Sylvester P. Mrs. Julia M. BENNETT, Harry. John C. Bennett, 742 BERKIIOLZ, Richard J. 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D. 1, Plummer, Minn. BRETTSCHNEIDER, Elmer J. Mrs. Anna MARETH, August F. Mrs. Fres Mareth, BREWER, William T. Mrs. Charles Brewer, M. Dodge, 917 Eleventh Street, Beloit, Wis. Yoiktown, Tex. Glover Street, Sag Harbor, N. Y. BRIOEMSEN, William H. Mrs. Louisa Broem- MATHEWS, Robert Whiteeroft. Mrs. Jessie BRUNNER, Earl. David Brunner, 621 South sen, R. F. D. 2, Wheeling, W. Va. Mathews, TO Essex Street, Paterson, N. J. J Street, Richmond. Ind. BROWN, Robert T. Mrs. Minnie M. Brown, MEYER, Jacob. Abraham Meyer, 335 Court BULLION, Howard C, William L. Bullion, Denver Ark Street, Brooklyn. N. Y, Webster Springs, W. Va. BRUSTAb, Ivor. John Brustad, Tunbridge, MEZYDLO, Felix L. Richard Mezydlo, 5134 BUFFINGTON, Leslie L. Louis L. Buffing- N. Dak. South Lowe Avenue, Chicago, Ill, ton, Luther, Okla. BURESCHT, Charles E. James Buresch, Lake- MOUM, Carl H. Benton Moum, Landa, N. BURCH, John M. John M. Burch, 1201 field, Minn. - Dak. Early Street, Lynchburg, Va. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CASTELLI, Salvatore. Duellio Castelli, 1236 MILLER, Perry. Ars. Nora Wasson, 2042 CHILELLI, Pletro. Luigi Chilelli, Fuimo Al in Street, Allegheny, Pa. North Church Street, Decatur, Ill. Freddo. Souza, Italy. CHA LES. William, jr. Mrs. Rose S. Charles, MORGLI, Carl. Mrs. Maria MorgE1, Province COCINOS, George. Ars. Margarette Morris, 21 Barney Street, Dayton, Ohio. Caserta, Arienzu, Italy. 811 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn. CHICOCHETTE, Paolo. Cagnato Cesete, 646 MOSCARIELLO, Giacomo. Philip Moscarielio, COHAN, Walter. Mrs. Lena Cohan, 168 Bleecker Street, Utica, N. Y, Di Avellino, Montella, Italy. East One hundred and seventh Street, New CHOTT, Joseph, jr. Mrs. Josephine Chott, MURPHY, Stephen J. Paul P. Murphy, 126 York, N. Y. 1052 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Harrison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. COHEN, Tobias. Mrs. Katie Cohen, 457 East CLARIN. Emanuel. Jacob Clarin, 27 fins- MUSGJERD, Carl N. Lars Musgjerd, Ken- One hundred and seventy-fourth Street, dale Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. yon, Minn. New York, N, Y. COMBS, Harley. Mrs. Elizabeth Combs, 1149 NADLER, John Fredolin. Mrs. Barbara Nad- CONNORS, Patrick. Mrs. Catherine Breen, North Mont Street, Indianapolis, Ind. ler, 127 Lincoln Street, Jersey City, N. J. 39 Melrose Street, Boston, Mass. COX, Leonard B. Mrs. Catherine St. John NALLY, John A. Miss Annie Nally, 53 Boyd CONRAD, Frank R. Thomas A. Conrad, Cox, 83 Federal Street, Lynchburg, Va. Street, Newton, Mass. Dyersville, Iowa, CUNNINGHAM, Clifford R. Corwin Cunning- NANTZ, Russel F. Joe Nants, R. F. D. 1, COOK, Preston J. Willie T. Cook, R. F. D. ham, Toronto, Kans. Iron Station, N. C. 4, Erin, Tenn. DAVIS, Will. Miss Willie Davis, 1086 West NEWLIN, Benjamin F. Mrs. Josephine Lo- COON, Fern F. Vern Coon, U. F. D. 1, Clay Street, Jacksonville, Fla. gan, 811 Upland Street, Chester, Pa. Ayshire, Iowa. DEMARINO, Sacerio. Gastano Russo, First OGDEN, Albert P. Bert W. Ogden, 1277 COOPER, Elmer. Wylie W. Cooper, led Oak, Street, Port Reading, N. J. * Seventh Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Okla. DI CICCIO, Gregoric. Vinconzo Gaglioni, 54 OLSON, Ole T. Mrs. K. T. Strand, R. F. D. Clay Street, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 1, Rollette, N, Dak. COUGHLIN, James R. Mrs. Julia Coughlin, DORSEY, Lester Lloyd. Ed Dorsey, Corydon, PENTO, Charles. Mrs. Mary Rody 2119 2231 East Granite Street, Butte, Moat. lona' West Cambria Street, Philadelphia, P~a. COWLES, Lawrence E. Mrs. Abbie Travis, ELLINGSON, Nels A. Thor C. Ellingson, Wa- PHILLIPS, Raymond V. Noah J. Phillips, Elgin, Ill. basso, Minn. box 106. Covington, Va. CROWE, Allen. Eugene Crowe, Loug Island, ENGLANDER, David. Bethoven Englander, POLONI, Vincenzo. Mrs. Francisca Poloni, N. Y. Montebelluna, Treviso, Italy. 507 West One hundred and forty-second CRUMBLING, Charles. Jonathan Bull, Hel- Street, New York, N. Y. POPE, Henry. James*H. Pope, R. F. D. 1, lam, Pa. ESCUE. Robert. Airs. Mary Escue, 112 Rus- Tillery, N. C. sel Street, Nashville, Tenn. POWELL, William R. Walter S. Powell, R. DEFENDIS, Pantaleo. Francesco Defendis, FERRIGNO, Louis. Thomas Ferrigno, 60 F. D. 1, Decatur, Tex. via Campanile, Manfredonla, Italy. Penbrook Avenue, Providence, R. I. PRASCA, James. Salvadore . Prasca, 702 DEROGATIS, Albert. Pasquale Dorogatis, FISCHER, August J. John A. Fischer, Rio Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, 602 Fifth Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. Vista, Va. PRESNELL, Sam E. David L. Presnell, R. F. D. 3, Pittsburg, Tex. DE WALL, George HI. George H. De Wall, FLEURY, Roderiek. Miss Josephine Fleury, PRIBJLA, John P. John P. Pribula, R. F. D. Castlewood, S. Dat. 521 West One hundred and thIrty-first 1, Angus, Minn. EDELSCHICK, Herman. Henry Edelsebick, Street, New York, N. Y. 2156 Filden Avenue, Brooklyn, N. T. GARNER, Alfred. Lonanie Manus, Leaman, PROBERT, Dan W. Mrs. Nellie Probert, N. C. Ibapab, Utah. EDENFIELD. James L. John E. Edenield, East Fort Avenue, Baltimore, Md. GAY, Warren. Mrs. Jennie Gay, Berlin, Ga. PROSE, John H. James Prose, route 1, Gal- 634 GILL, Harley. George W. 11a, Ohio. EVERTON, John T. Mrs. Fannie Everton, Gill, Strashurg, Ill. 123 Third Street, Riverside, Norfolk, Va. GINTZBURG, Samuel T. Mrs. Rebecca Gints- PRYKRYL, Henry, Miss Rosie Prykryl, burg, 109 North Catalina Avenue, Redondo Prague, Okla, FAY, Frank. Frank Fay, 1449 West Six- Beach, Cal. RAVENHALL, Peter, Jr. Mrs. Anna Raven- teenth Street, Chicago, 11. GLOSSOM, Grover C. Mrs. Margaret Sessons hall, 1117 Avenue Q, Brooklyn, N. Y. FEIERABOND, Frederick. Mrs. Augusta Glossom, 100 Cherry Street, La Grange, Ga. Feierabond, Spruce Street, Prospect Heights, GLOVER, Garland 0. Mrs. Roda Brown, RUNYON, Nelson P. Mrs, Mary Runyon, R. Floral, Ky. F. 1. 1, Califon, N. 3. N. J. GRARBER, Walter R. Miss Caroline V. Bold, RUPERT, Evert. John Rupert, Springfield, FESSENDEN, Harry A. Mrs. Nellie Ethyl 2300 Green Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mo, Mitte, La Grange, Mo. GRANT, Elmer S. 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Hart, Pleasant N.Y. Gencarelli, Acre Cosenza, Italy. Town, Nebr. TAYLOR, Edward F. Mrs. Sallie M. Taylor, HAYES, Joseph C. Michael Hayes, 12 Harbor GLICK, Cecil H-. Isaac H. Glick, R. F, D, 0, 597 Virginia Avenue, Harrisonburg, Va. Napoleon, Ohio View, Queenstown, County Cork, Ireland. VANDERHOOP, Leonard F. Edwin Defrece HAYNES, George C. J. E. Haynes, Chiles- Vanderhoop Gay Head, Mass. GOLDBURG, Abraham. Mrs. Pauline Gold- burg, Va. WARD, Josep4 T. Mrs. Mary Ward, box 900, berg, 9 Suffolk Street, New York, N. Y. IIYLAND, Thomas F. Delia Hlyland, 8917 care of F. G. Robins Co., Habaua, Cuba, GOSNELL, Earl Ervin. Mrs. Mayme Gosnell, Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WEIR, Stephen Jasper. Robert Weir, San 650 Center Street, Findlay, Ohio. JANIKE, Henry. Mrs. Pauline Janke, Gub Patrielo, Tex. Warsha, Jabalona, Poland, Russia. GRIFFEE, Joseph. Airs. Isabell Browns, WILSON, George. Fin Wilson, Shell Creek, Chatswich, N. J. KAMMAN, Willard D. George Kamman, Glen Tenn. Dale, N. C. WRIGHT, James. Ruber Worthington, Van- GROAH, Philip L. Airs. Leona B, Groah, KASSAN, Sam. Max Wapniak, 495 Broome dever, Tenn, Plus Kanawha, W. Va. Street, New York, N. Y. ZIMMER, James M. Milton E. Zimmer, Mys- GUTHY, Anthony. Valentine Guthy, 83 Trux- KATZENOFF, Samuel. Louis Katenoff, 75 tic Iowa. ton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Monroe Street, New York, N. Y. ZIN , Overy E. Mrs. Jemima Zinn, Oxford, George P. John H. Haehl, R. F. D, KING, Earl T. Mack P. King, Tulsa, Okla. W. Va. EIAEHL, KING Fred. Burn King, Prospect Park, 11, Shelbyville, Ind. Franklin, Pa. BAILING, William Robert. Mrs. Louise Bail- HEIDENRIECH, William H. Louis Heiden KIRK, Walter. Mrs. Cora Crawford, R. F. D. Lg. Alverton, Pa. relcht, Belleville, Ill. 1, Cotton Plant, Ark. PARVINSKI, Frank. Mrs. Tillie Barvinski, HELTON, William B. Mrs. James T. Helton, KIRSTEIN, Alexander P. Mrs. Catherine 843 East Two hundred and twenty-first Matherville, Miss. Kirstein, 131 Anthony Street, Mount Oliver, Street, Williamsbridge, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. BLOOM, Sidney. Mrs. Emma Bloom, 103 HIGHLEY, John E. Ellsworth U. Highiley, KAZAVAS, John. George Kerekes, 1 Wash- Lenox Avenue, New York, N. Y. Valley Forge, Pa. ington Street, New York, N, Y. BOEHM, Charles. Mrs. Amalia Boehm, 105 HILL, James E, John H, Hill, Germania, LANGLEY, John. Mrs. Barbara Langley, Spring Street, West Hoboken, N. J. Iowa. Richardson, Kans. BOGULSKI, John. Mrs. Frances Bogulski, HINIAS, Christ. Louis Hinias, Corinthias, LYELL, Henry Al. Airs. Estelle A. Rosen- onlominski Poland. Russia. Greece. BOUSE, berger, 928 North Eden Street, Baltimore, Fred. Joe Bouse, 898 Catherine HOOPER, Austin M. Robert J. Hooper, Md. Street, Utica, N. Y. BOYCE, Arthur. Airs. Boyce. Aletropolitan Cedarvale, N. Mex. MAcPHERSON, Leslie N. Mrs. Christine Mac- State Hospital, New YorK, N, Y. HOTTENDORF, Gustave J. 0. Mrs. Elizabeth Pherson, 166 Walnut Street, Brookline, BOYLE, John J. Mrs. Annie Boyle, Groton- Hottendorf, 119 North Tenth Avenue, Mass. on-Hudson, N. Y. Mount Yernon, N. Y. MclNTYIRE, Harry E. Elmer E. McIntyre, BROWN, Clarence E. Miss Marion Brown, HOUSTON, James. Mrs. Catherine McPhall, 128 Herschel Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 26 Middle Street, Riverside, R. I. 181 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. McLAIGIILIN, Clyde E. Mrs. Laura Lowe, BUCK, Tom. Tom Buck, Milton, N. C. 300 South Prospect Street, Connellsville, CAPOZZI, George. Domineck Capozzi, St HOWELL, Walter L. Mrs. Ore Howell, Pa. Georges, Dello AMoniagula, Italy. R. F. D. 1, Beaver Creek, N. C. McLEOD, Percival M. Mrs. Bessie 3, MeLeod, CASTAGNA. Luigi. Mrs. Mary Castegna, JUDD, Alfred. Chester Judd, 417 North l. Belknap Street, Arlington, Alss. Sndachita Disotto, D. Aveltino, Italy. Front Street, New Bedford, Mass, MASTERSON, Walter Lee. Mrs. Rosle Lee CERCHIARA. Gaetano. Mrs. Luisa Fazia, JUDY, Perry R. Mrs. Flossie Judy, 761 Mc- Rowman, Bottoma, Okla. Calabria, Province Cosenza, Italy. Allister, Columbus, Ohio. MILLER, Coy. Mrs. Bettie Miller, Laurel LABIN, Loren. Mrs. Catherine Childers, R. KAUPAS, George. Mike Kaupas, 1443 South Springs, N. C. F. D. 1, Barbersville, W. Va. Forty-ninth Avenue, Cicero, Ill. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SECTION 4, JANTUARY 4, 1919. WAGONER. MCALLISTER, Martin L. Minnie A. McAl- RYAN, Walter A. Mrs. H. Ryan 421 West lister, KaUab, Utah. The following casualties are reported Forty-ninth Street, New York, R. Y. PAGANO, Sam. Mrs. Rose S. Pagano, Men- tilbano, Messina, Italy. by the commanding general of the Ameri- COOK. ROMERI, Giacinto. Gacomo Romerl, Lam- can Expeditionary Forces: STALLINGS, Ralph, Mrs. Lily Schultz, 404 bardia, Province Abbosaggie, Italy. Calistoga Avenue, Napa, Cal. SITA, Guiseppo E. Nicola Sita, Marina Sel- Wounded (degree undetermined) - 14 PRIVATES. lis. Province Catanzaro, Italy. Wounded slightly ------440 SORACE, Fred. Mrs. Mary Sorace, Neardo- BRIDWELL. Richard R. Nat Bridwell In- dipea, Italy. dian Springs, Tenn. VANDERIEST, Benjamip. Alois Vanderlest, Total ------454 CRAS, Charles E. Mrs. Minnie Ceas, 918 A-Winneseele-Parsteenvoorde, Nord France. East Elm Street, Taylorville, Ill. BIONDI, Paulo. Attillo Bondi, Prov. Pisa COBB, James HI John J. Cobb, 71 Pocasset Romarance, Italy. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Avenue, Providence, R. I. BOGLINO, Mike. Bartolomeo Bogl1no, Tral- LIEUTENANT. DAISY, Walter E, Mrs. Elizabeth Daisy, 334 sella. Italy. Cornell Street, Roslindale, Mass. CAMP, Ralph. Dominic Camp, Mongiana, Ca- MITCHELL, Arthur Leonard. George Wash- DENNERIO, Michael A. John Dehnerio, 207 ington Mitchell, Itasca, Tex. tanzaro. Italy. Star Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. COVRAS, William N. Nick Covras, Eryoos SERGEANT. FOSTER, William H. Levi Foster, Gardiner, Me. P. Mittetin, Greece. ELLIS, Charles. Mrs. Marie Day, Onigum, DOMINIK, Jan. John Dominik, Ghelin Pto- GANSTER, John F. Mrs. Mary Ganster, 345 massov West Maidan G., Russia. Minn. Campfield Avenue, Eighteenth Ward, Pitts- CORPORALS. DOOLEY. Silas T. Hiram L. Dooley, Blue burgh, Pa. Ridge Springs, Va. CRAIG, William 0. Mrs. Polby Logaden, 1R. HAMILTON, Andrew C. Jarvey Hamilton, GRIFFIN, Elvedge H. Henry P. Griffin, R. F. D. 1, Jamestown, Kans. Vale. Ky. F D 1, Buffalo Junction, Va. SPRINT, Henry M. Mrs. M. Sprunt, 23 HAMILTON, Farest. F. W. Hamilton, Lau- HAMILTON, Thomas T. Mrs. Rebecca Ham- Union Street, Brechin, Scotland. relville, Ohio. ilton, 7 Nelson Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. WINGERT, Charles S. Charles Wingert, 19 HANSON, Hilmer E. Mrs. Magdelina Hanson, HEDLUTND, Knute L. Mrs. Pete Lake, 700 West Forty-fifth Street, Bayonne, N. J. 1T Farquhar Street, Roslindale, Mass. Green Street, Greensburg, Pa. HARMON, James Patrick. Mrs. Catharine Adolph Johnson, Surte PRIVATES. Ruppert 501 West Avenue, Lockport, N. Y. JOHNSON, Albert L. BARTKIAVICUS, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Barti- HENRY, Paul C. Mrs. William Henry, 232 Glassworks. Sweden. kiavicis, 40 Arthur Boston, Mass. LISTER, Herbert S. Miss Gertrue 1. Street, Nineteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rinker, 2341 Redner Street, Philadelphia, AGINTOS, Antonas. Mrs. Domizela Agintes, HOLCOMBE, John H. Lem E. Holcombe, Pa. Alexoroski, Rowensk, Russia. Bartlett, Tex. McCLOSKY, Robert J. Mrs Anna M. Me- 3BRIZZIE, Lee. Mrs. Lena Brizzie, 33 Hick- JOHNSON, William J. Miss Ruth Johnson, Closky, 1630 Swain Street, Philadelphia, ory Street, Waterbury, Conn. Elm Street and Broadwav, Rosendale, N. V. Pa. COPANO, Vincent. Luigi Copano, S. Agata JULIANO, Tony. Mike Juliano, Madera, Pa. MOORE, Walter. Mrs. Lucy A. Moore, Spray, Di Puglia, Province Di Roggia, Italy. LARSON, Amandus J. Mrs. Anna Larson, N. C. DUCK, Segal C. C. A. Dampf, Marshall, Ark. 1003 Newell Street, Bellingham, Wash. SMARGIASSI, John. Gaetano Smargiassi, MADONIA, Andrew. Mrs. Anna Madonia, 82 LOGIE, Oscar Edward. William Henry Logie, Prov. Chietel, Vast Mailmondo, Italy. Duche Del Brusie, Province Palermo, Italy. R. F. D. 1, Summit City, Mich. TEDESCO, Tomass. Mrs. Raphael Tedesco, MALMSTROM, Arthur J. Olof A. Malm- MESSLER, Louis Joseph. Mrs. Louis J. Citongare, Italy. strom, R. F. D. 1, Tustin, Mich. lessler, 2 Church Street, Bordentown, N. J. Cortrale, Provincia PITIGOL Flores. Mrs. Maria Pitigol, co- TRENCH, Charles G. Mrs. Adelaide L. MOFFETTE, John J. Mrs. Florence Fof- Trench, 2140 Eighty-second Street, Brook- mune Negoi, Judiliter, Roumania. fette, 537 Central Avenue, Newark, N. J. Ivn, N. Y. REJENSKI, John. Mrs. Anna Rejenski, Suw- NELSON, Clarence White. Mrs. William TUCKER, Robert R. Albert W. Tucker, 26 lika, Wee. Newkamenq, Russian Poland. Lora Nelson, 739 Austerlitz Street, New Vine Street, Manchester, N. H. Orleans, La. Wounded Slightly. CAPPELLI, Frank. Orazlo Cappelli, Cam- O'BRIEN, Charles P. Mrs. Mary O'Brien, 6 pagnana Diroma, Italy. CAPTAINS. Greenwood Park, Dorchester, Mass. CIVITILLO, Nicola. Giusoppi Civitillo, Se- PIEGEL Paul J. Mrs, Mary Piegel, 158 pino Prov. Campovosso, Italy. YOUNG, Sidney II. Col. Willard Young, Hoyt Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DELATORE, Luigi. Mrs. Maria Vilanova, United States Engineer office, Kansas City, SCACCIA, Henry. Mrs. Ester Scaccia, 113 Spoltore. Teramo, Italy. Mo. Wills Street, Newark, N. J. DEMATTEIS. Rosaro. Mrs. Grovania Demat RHOADES, Melvin L. Mrs. Melvin L. SCIIlRRENBECK, George H. George L. tis, Belvediri Spinele, Catunsare, Italy. Rhoades, North and Pomeroy Streets NW., Scharrenbeck, 126 West First Street, HANSON, Segarborn. Albert Hansen, R. P. Sidney, Ohio. Mount Vernon, N. Y. D. 3, box 29, Edinbure, N. Dak. LIEUTENANTS. SCHMITZ, Nick. Mrs, Anna H. Schmitz, JOAQUIN, Antonio. Mrs Rose Decosta. McCURDY, Garvin S. Mrs. Garvin S. Mc- Waconia, Minn. Fraza. San Maetiue Cahesse, Portugal Curdy, 615 South Cherry Street, San An-- SIEGEL, Raymond E. Mrs. Otto Siegel, 41 LEE, Raymond. Mrs. Sarah Lee. Dinuba, tonio, Tex. Bain Street, Arlington, R. I. Cal. ALLEN, Chester. Miss Amy Allen, 126 Nine- SILVERTHORN, Maurice Jenkins. Charles LILLY, William J. Mrs. Catherine Lilly, leenth Street Milwaukee, Wis. Silverthorn, Rossville, Ind. 1930 East Arizona Street, Philadelphia. Pa. KYBURG, H. E. C. W Kyburg, Randolph STINSON Richard Adam. George Stinson, LOGAN, Michael John. Mrs. Mary Logan, Street, Springfield, Mass. South Park, Ky. Tisquell, West Vallygar, Rosscommon, Ire- H. MacDon- SMITH, Leath I. J. B. Smith, Ruleville, land. MAcDONNELL, G. B. Mrs. L. Miss. nell, 700 Lavaca Street, Austin, Tex. WILLIAMS, Henry. Mrs. George Williams, MALISITANSKY, Anthony. Mrs. Petrone Ma- SERGEANTS. 121 East Virginia Street, Evansville Ind. lishanky, Kaimo Gwino Podovino, Kal- SPURDENS, Sidney. Mrs. Mary C. Spurdens, CARFANO, Oscar. Louie Carfano, Peberto, wilios Pavieto Suwalky, Cubernes Leth- 104 Bert Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Rome, Italy. unnia, Russia. MARTINUIK, Foma. Mrs. Foma Martinuik, WALKER, Lewis G. James A. Walker, R. P. CUPO, John. Innocenza Cupo, Province Ca- Wolin, Gubernor, Russia. ). 1, Blackstone, Va. serta, Italy. MILIO. Vincenzo. Mrs. Notizia Millo, Bi- KNIGHT, Merril C. Mrs. Nell B. Knight, GLEASON, Michael. Mary O'Toole, 511 vongi, Regglo, Calabria, Italy. Clinton Corners, N. Y. West One hundred and forty-sixth Street, WESOLOSKI, Frank. Mrs. Hattie Wesolosk1, CORPORALS. New York, N. Y. 553 First Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. DADISMAN, Claude A. Jefferson David PENNY, William C. Jim Penny, Arbala, Tex. ZIVKOVICH, Steve. Paul Storusch, Fourth Dadisman, R. F. D. 8 Grafton, W. Va. SPEIGHTS, Hiley A. Thomas Speights, R. Avenue south, South St. Paul, Minn. ROSS, Roy A. Mrs. kannie E. Ross, 602 F. D. 1, Conway, Miss. ALPERTS, Harry. William R. Ewing, 112 Ross Street, Durham, N. C. FAIiROW, William Robinson. Mrs. Mary East Adams Street, Chicago, IlL. BOUGHNER, Charles B. Mrs. Vina Bough- Farrow, Oak Lawn, R. I. BALD, Russell Earl. Mrs. Mary Ashbaugh, nor, rural route 1, Hutchison, Ky. MAKROS, Nick. Antionlo Makros, Drynsa, 208 Seventh Street, Oakmont, Pa. CLEM, Jesse E. Mrs. Lillian Clanahan, Cypros, Greece. BARBIONT, Rocco. Mrs. Angelina Barbon1, Edith, Va MURRAY, Ernest. Mrs. Ernest A. Murray, Di Roma Costelnovi, Di Norto, Italy. GOERL, George F. Mrs. Francis Goerl, 180 53 Spring Street, Berlin, N. I. BEST, Albert F. Mrs. Hanna Best, 198 W"est North Seventeenth Street, East Orange, OTTOLINI, Giuseppe. Giovanni Ottolini, Elm Street, Oneida, N. Y. N. J. Piscoylia, Lucea Tuscana, Italy. BRYSON, Warren V. Mrs. Gertrude Bryson, KOGER, Roy. George Koger, 213 Fifth WOERNER. Conrad. William Fricke, Tal- Rainy Butte, N. Dak. venue, Eau Claire, Wis. rage. Nebr. BURKE, Joshua. Mrs. Lucinda Burke, North- MOONSHINE, Sherman H. Mrs. Sherman BARBETTI, Vincenzo. Mrs. Carmele Grande west, Va. H. Moonshine, R. F. D. 2, Annville, Pa. Barbetti, Scig1lano, Province of Cosenza, Italy. BURMAN, Maurice D. Mrs. William P. PATE, Sam H. William F. Pate, Medina White, 800 New Jersey Street, Mobile, Ala. City, Tex. BURALLI, Louis. Pietro Buralli, Monte Ca- BURNS, Arthur. Mrs. Clara Burns, Kinsian, RIAMER, Clarence E. Mrs. Clardla Tarpley, tial, Alto, Delue. Italy. Cleveland, Tenn. DAHL. Ole C. Mrs. Lena Dahl, Hendrum, Ohio. WALL, George B. Mrs. Mary V. Wall, Cam- Trondhim, Norway. CAMERON, John. Mrs. Agnes Cameron, 42 bridge, Md. D'ANDREA, Nicholas. Mrs. Mary Laureis, Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ZAMBOUNIS, Nick. Dimitalos Zambounts, Treano, Italy. CARR, Lloyd Joseph. Mrs. Mary E. Carr, Wantee, Greece. New Kanilche, Wash. DEMETROLIS, Gust. John Demetrolis, Vel- CARR, Robert A. Daniel D. Carr, care of nUGLES. nendo, Macedonia, Greece. R R. Greene, Twin Falls, Idaho. BANNERT, Adolph G. Anton Basnert, Sweet DIORIO, Pietro. Vito Diorlo, Ritigliano, CARROLL, William R. J. B. Carroll, R. P. Home, Tex. Barl, Italy D. 2, Crossville, Ala. ESPOSITO, Angelo. Vincent Esposito, rear GRIGORIS, Athos A. Mrs. Marigo A. Grigo- CHALOUPKA, James. Joseph Vastatek, 22 Tunnel Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ris, Kavtri, Kenoureas, Greece. United States Infantry, unassigned. LAND, Stanley. Miss Mildred Fitzsimmons, KIRSHNER, Edward X. Mrs. Marian Kirsh- CHRISTOU, Constantinos S. Angeles Christ, 432 First Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. ner, 130 Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 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COCKBURN; Keith D. W, G. Cockburn, LUTHER, George H. Gustaf Luther, 39 Mas- BREECE, Philip H. Mrs. John E. Breece, Estherville, Iowa. sett Street, Rochester, N. Y. 240 Remsen Avenue, New Brunswick, N. J. COHEN, Joseph W. Mrs. Tannic Cohen, 16 LUTON, Paul Edward. Mrs. Mary R. Luton, BROCIOUS, Clare Joseph. George Henry Nahant Avenue, Revere, Mass. Anaola. Ind. Brocious, 150 Pine Street, Brdokville, Pa. COTTLE, Harvey. Bradin A. McGinnis, LUTTRELL, Eldridge. George W. Luttrell, BROWN, Walter. Miss Florence M. Krause, Clute. W. Va. Shockeysville, Ira. 2407 West Jefferson Street, Philadelphia, COX, Lemuel E. William M. Cox, Blue Ridge, MAHON, John E. Mrs. Helen Mahon, 80 Pa. Ga. Brighton Street, Fall River, Mass. BRUMBELOE, Julius S. Sidney Brumbeloe, CURRY, Brice. S. J. Curry, Cornwall, S. C. MAIERfi, Frederick. Mrs. Matilda Maler, 280 Spray, N. C, DAVIS, Charles C. Mrs. Martha A. Davis, Sixth Avenue, Astoria, Long Island N Y. BUTTO, Angelo. Salvatore Butto, 15031 Je- Sullivan, Ind. MAINE, Goodell G. Mrs. Mary H. Maine, rome Street, McKeesport, Pa. DAVIS, Fairfax. Mrs. Ellen Davis, Ducet, Stillwater, N. J. CARTER, Dalton Delmont. Mrs. Jesse Car- Va. MELOLI, Guiseppi. Alfonso Mecoll, S. Stefano ter, 12 Draper Street, Greenville, S. C. DEMOS, Nik. Jim Demos, 11 Monterey Di Sessanoo, Aquila, Italy. CASH, William D. Mrs. Mary E. Cash, Rock- Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. MICHELS, Herbert L. Matt Michels, Osage bridge Baths, Va. DENHARD, Walter. Airs. Denhard, 35 Mof- Iowa. CATALANOTTE, Antonio. Thom Catalanotte, fatt Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MILLER, William Toy. Richard Miller, Bluff 55 Munroe Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DENLINGER, Clarence. D. G. Denlinger, R. City, Tenn. CAVANAGH, Thomas W. Mrs. Annie Forbes, F. D. 8, Ephrata, Pa. MINOR, James A. Mrs. Katie C. Minor, 201 West Sixty-seventh Street, New York, DENNIS, Joseph J. Mrs. Annie Dennis, 2819 , Mauston, Wis. N. Y. Harlem Avenue, Baltimore, Md. MONTALTO, Angelo. Airs. Ariolao Montalto, CIHANCEY, Edgar J. Airs. Mary Chancey, DE ROSE, Nicholas. James Do Rose, 2535 142 Forsyth Street, New York, N. Y. 1318 Stewart Street, Charleston, W. Va. Cambrelling Avenue, New York, N. Y. MUELLER, William L. Mrs. Louisa Hof- CHAPMAN, Julius C. D. F. Chapman, R. F. DOYLE, John P. Miss Eva Doyle, 658 East mann, 968 Virginia Street, Buffalo, N. Y. D. 3, Connolly Springs, S. C. Seventh Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. MYOTTE, Louis E. Samuel Myotte, 805 CHERNOCK, Morris. Mrs. Dora Aiselkorn, DUSENBERY, Grover. Miss Jenny Dusen- Cedar Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 620 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. bery, 631 Cole Street, San Francisco, Cal. NEELY, John H. Mrs. Caroline Newston, R. CLARK, Thomas, E. Mrs. Margaret Clark, EDLING, Reuben W. Mrs. Emilie Edling, F. D. 1, Madisonville, Ohio. 035 Lawrence Street, Camden, N. J. R. F. D. 1, Robbinsdale, Minn. NICEWANDER, Burl. Edward L. Nicewander, COOK, James E. Mrs. Maggie E. Cook, R. F. ELLZEY, John W. Mrs. Ora Ellzey, Ellis- Crandon, Va. D. 4, Maynardville, Tenn. ville, Miss. NICHOLS, Ivan H. Mrs. Lucy W. Nichols, COOPER, Charlie R. Sterling B. Cooper, I. EVANS, George R. Mrs. Sarah Evans, Cen- 1236 Twenty-sixth Street, Newport News, F. D. 1, box 35, Sago, Va. terbury, W. Va. Va. COOPER, George C. Mrs. Etta V. Cooper, FELLWOCK, William H. Mrs. Edith Fell- NICHOLS, Joseph D. Isiah Nichols, Clio, W. Neches, Tex. wock, Vandalia, Ill. Va. CORNELIUS, Albert James. Mrs. Maggie S. FLEISHMAN, William. Mrs. Josephine NICHOLS, Ralph M. Townsend A. Nichols, Cornelius, 4716 Monongahela Street, Pitts- Fleishman, 840 McFarlan Street, Flint, Oskaloosa, Kans. burgh, Pa. Mich. O'NEIL, Joseph E. Airs. James O'Neil, Reid COSSART, Frank E. R. K. Adair, Loraine, GARBAGNATI, Domenico. Mrs, Victoria Street, box 18, Hamilton, Bermuda. Ill. Garbagnati, Asnago, Como, Italy. OSBORNE, Everett E. Mrs. Virginia Osborne, COSTELLO, Edward. Miss Augusta Shrader, GARDENHIRE, Ira G. Mrs. Hattie Garden- Blanchester, Ohio. 2857 Orthodox Street, Philadelphia, Pa. hire, Dougherty, Okla. OXLEY, Joseph A. Airs. Emily Oxley, 308 COWDEN, Chester. Mrs. Mable Johnson, GRACE, Riley G. Mrs. John Bensenberg. Monmouth Street, Jersey City N J 3500 Ellis Avenue Chicago Ill. Sugar City, Colo. PFEIFFER, John G. Henry ifeiffer, Free- DAIRNALTORE, Vincent. 9rs. Bum Dalenal- GREISA, Murray. Theodore Greisa, 545 East man, S. Dak. tore, Springfield, Vt. Nineteenth Street, Lawrence, Kans. PHELPS, Arthur B. Mrs. Ellen Phelps, 10 DERDEN, Claude H. Mrs. C. M. Derden, GRIFFIN, Cecil W. Mrs. Anna Griffin, Phoe- Seely Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Larendon Apartments, Houston, Tex. nix, Ala. PICCOLO, Agostino. Charlie Piccolo, 31 DICKMAN, Henry J. Mrs. Sarah Gramma- GRIFFIN, David A. Clinton B. Knox, Knox Ridgedale Street, Madison, N. J. tico, 427 Clinton Street, Detroit, Mich. Auto Service, Olympia, Wash. PICKENS, Charles Omar. Mrs. Eunice John- DIGREGORIO, Vitaliano. Alfred Digregorlo, GRIFFITH, Weir B Zeke E. Griffith, R. F. ston, De Long, Ind. 503 South Main Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. D. 1, Cadiz, Ohio. RICHARDSON, Dan E. Ben Richardson, Mus- DIGERNESS, Palmer J. N. Digerness, Sib GRIGO, Frank. Mrs. Mary Grigo, 607 Court- kogee, Okla. verton, Oreg. land Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. RIORDAN, Thomas. Mrs. Katherine Riordan, DONALDSON, Irvin F. Mrs. Etta Donald- GRILL, William C. Mrs. Mary Grill, R. F. 2781 Webster Avenue, New York, N. Y. son, Cushing, Okla. D. 55, Potsdam, N. Y. SCHAUB, John P. Mrs. Freda Schaub, 1141 DOYLE, Herbert F. James J. Murphy, Page, GROSSMAN David G. Mrs. Dorothy Gross- Main Street, Binghamton, N. Y. N. Dak. man, 1415 Hills Terrace, St. Louis, Mo. SHERMAN, Otto Alonso. Mrs. Jennie Sher- DUCHARME, Francis A. Mrs. Flora A. HANLON, Earle C. Mrs. William Hanlon, man, Hesperia, Mich. O'Donnell, Sharon, Mass. Williams, Iowa. SHERMAN, Sam. Bennie Bernstein, 1510 DUVALL, Claude. Mrs. Eliza Duvall, gen. HENDRICKS, Charles N. Mrs. Mahala Hend- North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. eral delivery, Lovington, Ill. ricks, 922 North Second Street, Quincy, Ill. SNYDER, George H. Jacob Snyder, 17 Irv- DTVAL, Wilfred. Mrs. Delphinc Duval, New HENSON, William A. David Henson, Yuba ing Avenue Granville, N. Y. Ipswich N H. City, Cal. STANNISH, Albert. Mrs, Mary Stannish, cor- EARLY, Joseph H. Edward W. Early, Hills- HIRSCHMAN, Samuel. No emergency ad- ner Second and Warner Streets, Yorkville, Ville, Va. dress. N. Y. ECKHART, George. Mrs. Mary Eckhart, HORNER, John 0. Hiram C. Horner, 85 STEFANELLI, Romolo. Arthur Stefanelli, 2738 414 Raspberry Street, Erie, Pa. Sumner Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Highland Avenue, Washington, Pa. ERICKSON, Arthur L. Andrew Erickson, HOWELL, James H. William Al. Howell, Al- STELL, Oscar F. Mrs. Artie R. Stell, 340 1812 Jackson Street, Minneapolis, Minn. pine, Ark. Gaston Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. FAHEY, Martin J. Michael Bowan, 2520 JACK, Robert V. John B. Jack, San Jon, N. TORRANCE, David K. Mrs. Margaret Petty, South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mex. 1021 Oak Grove Avenue, Swissvale, Pa. GEMME, Almadow. Napoleon Gemme, 40 JARVIS, Boss. Thomas Jarvis, Wilkesboro, TUGGLE, Thomas J. Harold Tuggle, Neg- King Street, Westfield, Mass. N. C. ley, Tex. GIBBLE, Harrison E. Abraham M. Gibble, KEIFER, Fred. Mrs. Charles E. Keifer, Find- WEBB, Roscoe. Mrs. Bertha Webb, 36 Nor- R. F. D. 6, Manhelm, Pa. lay, Ohio. ton Avenue. Pontiac, Mich. GLUR, Alfred. Gottried Glur, Gerard, Ill. KELLY, William Al. Mrs. Jennie Kelly, WOEBBECKE, John. Airs. Kathryn Woeb- GLYNN, Dennis J. Mrs. Mary Glynn, 110 Spray, N. C. becke, Neward, Nebr. Wisconstant Avenue, Wellston, Ohio. KENNEDY, John R. Michael Kennedy, R. F. WOIDA, Vernon S. John A. Woida, Birnam- HASS, George J. Charles Haas, 6720 South D. 1, St. Peter, Minn. wood, Wis. Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, Ill. KIRK, James. Mrs. Martha Graham, 1848 WHITAKER, Sam. Mrs. Ethel Whitaker, HAMBLETON, Perry P. Franklin A. Ramble- Anthony Avenue, New York, N. Y. Seymour, Tex. ton, Conieville, Va. KLINGBIEL, Gust H. William Klingbiel, WUYOVICH, William P. John Dryesdale, HAMMONDS, William. Mrs. Mary Ham- Elliston, Ohio. 207 Spruce Street, Rock Spring, Wyo. monds, 1907 Taylor Street, Columbia, S. C. KUMMER, Charles M. John B. Kummer, 403 ALBRECHT, Henry G. Fred Albrecht, 307 IIAMPTON, Clarence. Mrs. Mattie Long, R. Charles Street, Knoxville, Pittsburgh, Pa. Southwest Fourth Street, Newton, Kans. F. D. 67, Colt, Ark. LAVELLE, Patrick P. Mrs. Bridget Lavelle, ALLANO, Luclo. Wallalupi Allano, 115 Ala- HAMPTON, Joseph M. Mrs. Laura Hampton, 514 West One hundred and forty-eighth mos Street, Chihuahua City, Mexico. Millstone, Ky. Street, New York, N. Y. BABB, Oliver E. Airs. Pansy E. Babb, R. F. HANNIFIN, Maurice. Michael Hannifin, LEO, Patsy. James Rose, 305 East Ninety- D. 1, Huntington, Ark. Buckland, Conn. seventh Street, New York, N. Y. BARNES, Roland W. Mrs. C. C. Barnes, 177 Westervelt Avenue, New Brighton, N. Y. HARDEN, Dave William. Mrs. Pearl Mead, LEWIS, Harry Ray. Airs. Annie A. Lewis, R. Collinsville, Okla. F. D. 1, New Waterford, Ohio. BECCARRIA, Guiseppe. Airs. Theressa Rico- HEFFINGER, Robert L. Mrs. Mary J. Ilef- lif, Refreddo Galena Adena. Italy. HART, Daniel. Mrs. Kate Hart, 89 Cherry finer. R. F. D. 6, Danville, Va. BELL, Allen M. Robert Stallings, R. F. D. Street, New York, N. Y. LIGONS, C. N. Mrs. Lela Ligons, R. F. D. 7, 1, Bolivar, Tenn. HARTIIUN, Otto R. Mrs. Bertha L. Rodhe box 9, Brownsville, Tenn. BERKEY, Willis. Jacob Berkey, 2029 Prairie Harthun, Dent, Minn. LINCOLN, Willian. William Lincoln, 95) Street, Elkhart, Ind. HAYES, Ralph C. Mrs. Etta Hayes, R. F. D. Vreeland Avenue, Clifton, N. J. BLANCIFIELD, John B. John Blanchfield, 4, Mount Vernon, Ohio. LOVELL, Chester Wallace. Mrs. Mary Lovell, 68 Waterloo Avenue, Guelph, Ontario, HEAD, Addle B. Fred Head, Clinchfield Mill, Willow Street, Sandwich, Mass. Canada. Marion, N. C. LOVETT, Pearl. James A. Lovett, Handle- BLOOM, Simon. Mrs. Bloom, 649 Ocean HIOUZE, Clark C. L. C. House, Magnolia, man, N. C. Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Ohio. LOWRY, Edwin H. Alarcillus C. Lowry, 1816 BORST, John J. Mrs. Samuel Borst, Scho- HOPKINS, John William. Oscar A. Hopkins, Carrington Street, Richmond, Va. harie, N. Y. Richfield, N. C. LOWRY, Oliver L. William N. Lowry, Odell, BRADFORD, Glenn A. Charles A. Bradford, JONES, George William. Airs. Rose E. Jones, Tex. Waremart. Colo. 2530 Stevens Avenue, Parsons, Kans. LUPO, George. Charley Lupo, 2130 Terpsi- BRANLEY, Michael. Frank Driscoll, 1109 JONES, Harlow E. Miss Hazel B. Jones, chore Street, New Orleans, La. Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Ludlow, Mass. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KAZYKENAS, Victor. John Wiskaktch, BLUEMKE, Herman. William S. Bluemke, LESTER, Gray B., fr. Mrs. Minnie Lester, Pequenock, Conn. R. F. D. 1, box 180, Kawkawlin, Mich. 28 Bruen Street, Irvington, N. J. KLINGER, Omke. Harm Klinger, Bridge- BUEHLER, Paul R. William Buehler, R. F. LOCONTE, Salvatore. Joseph Loconte, 1027 water, S. Dak. D. 4, Medford, Wis. Morris Street, Utica, N. Y. KRAUSE, Erphine A. August Krause, Wood- CALDWELL, Michael S. Blanch Smith, Pled- LONZETTA, Anthony. Mrs Millie Lonzetta, bine, Kans. mont Street, Keyser, W. Va. 579 Garfeld Street, Hazelton, Pa. LAMECKER, Alfred. Frank Lamecker, 900 CALLACI, Frank J. Mrs. Angela Pentola, MARTIN, Richard H. Mrs. Iannah A. Mar- South Franklin Street, New Ulm, Minn. 134 Jefferson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. tin, R. F. D. 1, Indian Trail, N. C. LANKSTON, Paul R. Mrs. Ida Lankston, R. CALLAIAN, Charles P. Mrs. Lydia Calla- MATCHETT, Byron. Mrs. Eila Matchett, F. D. 4, Robinson, Ill. han; 112 South Tenth Street, Herington, Hollidays Cove, W. Va. LARSEN, Harold J. Mrs. Christina Larsen, Kans. McLAUGHLIN, Daniel A. Mrs. Ethel Me- R. F. D. 1, Newell, Iowa. Laughlin, 364 Alexander Avenue, New York, CHAPTON, Louis S. Mrs. Elizabeth Beards- N. Y. LARSON, Harry. Fred Larson, 670 Rose ley, 1633 First Street, San Diego, Cal. Street, St. Paul, Minn. CHAVEZ, Vicente. Carpio Chavez, San Mar- MILSTEAD, Willis J. John J. Milstead, McDOWELL, Howard C. Mrs. Minnie Mc- cial, N. Mex. Chicamuxen, Md. Dowell, 211 Chandler Avenue, Pontiac, Mich. CHASE, Harry Deforrest. Oran W. Chase, MILLS, Edgar P. Mrs, Eddy Jane Mills, McLERRAN, Arnold G. James H. McLerran, South Grant Street. Meadville, Pa. Idlewild, N. C. Gainesville, Tex. CHILDS, John M. Mrs. Nettie M. Childs, R. MINARD, Richard. Mrs. Etta Mlnad, 1023 MCLAUGHLIN, Frank. Charles M. McLaugh- F. D, Sinclairville, N. Y. St. Clair Street, Ashland, Wis. lin, 378 Second Street, Albany, N. Y. CLARK, ElIwood L. Mrs. Emilie H. Clark, MOONEYHAM, Olney M. Dr. Elbert MCMAHON, James F. Miss Rose MeMahon, Mooneyham, Rock Island, Tenn. 6112 Jackson Street Philadelphia, Pa. 105 R. F. D. 5, Johnstown, Pa. CLEMENTS, Jesse. irs. Alice n dsay, 6107 MORGAN, Leon. Mrs. Sadie Morgan, McMURRY, R. C. Mrs. Mary I. McMurry, Linden Avenue, Middletown, N. Y. Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. MORGAN, Willie, Mrs. Lizzie Bone, 779 R. F. D. 2 Sardis, Tenn. COLEMAN. Jimmie W. Allen I. Coleman, McNEILL, Ioward C. Luther McNeill, Mar- Willow. Hill, III, Northwest Fourth Street, Linton Ind. linton, W. Va. NAIUGHTON, Mathew J. Mrs. May Naugh- COLLINS, William L. Henry B. Colline, McFHERSON, Wylie, Mrs. Elizabeth Me- Dublin, Va. ton, 5 Rand Street, North Adams, Mass. Pherson, 43 Woodbury Street, New Rochelle, NELSON, Walter W. John A. Nelson, R. F. N. Y. COMIS, Canido. Sam Zamprol, Lusk, Pa. D. 2, Magnolia, Ill. MARTINSON, Harris B. George Martinson, CONBOY, Raymond Phillip. Andrew J. Con- NEPERUD, George H. Mrs. Gilbert H. Nepe- Renville, Minn. boy, Stillwell, Kans. rud, Pigeon Falls, Wis. MERSON, Joseph C. Mrs. Anna P. Merson, CONNOLLY, Thomas. Mrs. D. Connolly, NEWKIRK, Charles G. Samuel E. Newkirk, Laurel, Md. 2323 Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Belfast Ohio. MEYLS, Lewis 0., Jr. Mrs. Alice A. Meyls, CONNOLLY, William S. Miss Katherine Con- NIChOLS, Ollie Clarence. William B. 1200 Morling Avenue, Baltimore, Md. nolly, 237 West One hundred and forty- Nichols, Springville, Tenn. MILLER, Luther E. Mrs. Lizzie Miller, R. F. eighth Street, New York, N. Y. PADGETT, Jacob. James R. Padgett, Still- D. 1, Ocoee, Tenn. COOK, Henry L. John A. Cook, Castlewood, well, Okla. MILLER, Millard John. Mrs. Millard John Va. PAGE, Henry 0. Napoleon Malenfant, 47 Miller. 564 State Street, Watertown, N. Y. COONEY, Thomas C. Mrs. Mary Cooney, El- Roslyn Street, Salem, Mass. MILLER, Vernan R. Mrs. Ada Miller, 4213 drid, Pa. PALMIERI, Giovanni, Angello Palmieri, 255 Essex Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sixth Avenue, Rock Island, Ill. COOPER, John S. Mrs. Sallie Cooper, Hum- MIETKE, Bruno J. Mrs. Valentine Mletke, PARISI, Antonio. Salvatore Dinapol, 493 boldt, Tenn. Cane Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2253 Greenview Avenue, Chicago, 11L COZORT, Jack. Mrs. Minnie Cozort, Sur- MOBLEY, John E. Miss Stella Mobley, Vin- PAYNE, Estell G. Eddie N. Payne, Clifton veyor, W. Va. Mills, Ky. ton, La. CURRENT, James E. Israel P. Current, R. MONTGOMERY, Jerry C. Samuel Montgom- F. D. 2, Hewitt, Mine. PERRY, Monroe. Mrs. Ollie Perry, Park, Va. ory, Evansville, Tenn. DEAN, Norman T. Mrs. Anna F. Jester, PHAIR, Charles. John Phair, 50 Ferry MOONEY, Walter L. Mrs. Walter L. Mooney, Federalsburg, Md. Street, Lawrence, Mass. Morgantown. N. C. DIAMONTOPOLOS, Haralmos. Thomas Dia- PHELPS, Harold J. Mrs, Edson J. Phelps, MORRISSEY, Nicholas J. Mrs. Bridget Mor- montopolos, 96 Watchung Avenue, Orange. Kingman Street, East Fitchburg, Mass, rissey, Shamrock Street, East Pepperell, N. -. PINE, Daniel D. A. L. Pine, 440 Manhattan Mass. Avenue, New York, N. Y. MORSTEAD, Otto P. Mrs. Augusta Morstead, ENDLER, George A. Mrs. Augusta Aderman, PRESTON, Ellwood J. Mrs. William H. Pres- Montreal, Wis. 3442 Southwestern Avenue, Chicago, 1Il. ton, 1410 Maple Avenue, Galesburg, Ill. MOULTON, Cas. Jim Ball, Phoenix City, Ala. EVERETT, Henry. Henry H. Everett, Kenil- RAISOR, Theodore. Mrs. Mary E. Raisor, 20 MURPHY, Arthur J Mrs. Mary 0. Murphy, worth, IIl. Hemlock Street, Warren, Pa. 553 Greenwich Street, New York, N. Y. FARNQUIST, Albin G. Charles Farnquist, REYNOLDS, Ralph L. John Reynolds, Crete, NABORS, Charles, Oliver M. Nabors, R. F. D. 2215 Twenty-second Avenue South, Min- Tex. 10 Cheat Haven, la. neapolis, Minn. ROBERTS, Marion, Ned Roberts, Owings- NAGEL, PauL Paul Nagel, 2223 West Twenty- FEIN, Isadore C. Abraham Fein, 509 Eleventh Street, Lynchburg, Va. ville, Ky. third Street, Chicago, Ill. ROSENBERG, Francis. Mrs. Mary Rosenberg, OSTERMAN, Frank. Christ H. Osterman, FETT, Albert G. Ferdinand Fett, 442 Toledo Wellston, Okla. Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 635 Pennsylvania Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. OVERLANDER, Bernard. Mrs. Sophie Over- GIAMBALVO, Angello. Vito Ferraro, 183 STARK, William J. Mrs Marraret Stark, 191 lander, 391 Sixteenth Avenue, Milwaukee, Floyd Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bartholdi Aenue, Jersey City, N. J. Wis. GLANNOTTI, Tony. Mike Glannotti, 72 First SWEDBERG, Oscar. Erich Swedberg, Hoff- OVERS, Charles E. Mrs. Matilda Overs, care Street, New Rochelle, N, Y. man, Minn. H. A. Vandermark, Todi, Ohio. GIANSANTE, Domenico. Gavanbatista Ludo- SWESBIN, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Sweshin, PAOLFCCI, George. Thomas Tral, box 33, vici, 829 East Eighth Street, Portland, South Line Street, Pleasantville, N. Y. Midland, Pa. Ore, TOLLEY, James R. Mrs. Lillie M. Tolley, PENTA, Vincenzo. Marco Penta, 93 Hoyt GIBSON, Corson C. Miller Gibson, Sherman, Buena Vista, Va. Street, Kearny. N. J. Iowa. TONETTI, Frank. John Tonetti, 117 Cuvier POCI, Tony. Miss Main McNary, 328 Kent GOMILLION, Clarence. Mrs. Abbie Gomil- Street, San Francisco, Cal. Street, Rockford, Ill. lion, 1.. 1, Monetta, S. C. TOUSSAINT, Albert. Joseph Toussaint, 540 POWELL, King- Mrs. Julie N. Powell, Aar- HANULA, Michael. Mrs. Mary Hanula, box East Stieet, Holyoke, Mass. tinsville. Va. 75, Brazil, Pa. TRAVIS, Wilton B. Mrs. Mary J. Travis, PRILLAMAN, Charles E. W. D. Prillaman, HARMEYER. Arthur M. Mrs. Elizabeth Har- 1212 Avenue H, Brooklyn, N. Y. Callonay, Franklin County, Va. meyer, 1682 Lincoln Street, Ridgewood, TROLLINGER, Clarence E. Miss Zetta Trol- PROFFITT, Frank. John F. Proffitt, box 12, N. Y. linrer, Willoughby Beach, Va. Troy, Va. HATHAWAY. Roy C. Mrs. Sarah Hathaway, TROUT, John H. Mrs. L. Trout, 211 Mount PROVETTI, August. Mrs. Natzaren Provetti, Marcellus, Mich. Vernon Street, Camden, N. J. Palino. Italy. HAUGER, Herbert E. Lewis S. Hauger, TRUSZKEWSKI, Ignace. Joseph Truszkow- PRZEWOSKI, Anton. Vincent Przewoski, Salem, Ind. ski, 119 Christian Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1052 Mercer Street, Gary, Ind. HAUGHTON, Chesteron. Mrs. Alice Haugh- VINAGRE, Louis. Manuel Vinagre, Hollister, PRZYBYLSKI, Joseph F. Mrs. Rose Przybyl- ton, Clothier, W. Va. Cal. ski, 1475 Campbell Avenue, Detroit, Mich. HEWS, Harold L. Mrs. Florence G. Hews, WARE, Aaron. William Ware, Hamilton, PURCELL, Walter B. Mrs. Anna Statin H. 1567 East Seventieth Street, Cleveland, W. Va. Purcell, 9l Ege Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Ohio. WARFIELD, James R. Mrs. Lilly Warfield, QUEEN, Marvin B. Elias B. Queen, 1116 HIGGINS, Railroad Avenue, Georgetown, Tex. Robert G. Miss Edith Burch, gen- 801 Main Street, Essexville, Mich. eral delivery, Spokane, Wash. WATT, Charles F. Mrs. Charles S. Watt, QUESENBERRY, Asa W. George W. Quesen- HILTON, William J. Tyrus M. Hilton, Nor- berry, R. F. D. 2. Indian Valley, Va. 67 South Fourth Street, Mount Vernon, ton, Va. N. Y. REETZ, Hugo R. Mrs. Auguste Ringle Reets, HOY, Ralph J. James Hoy, 140 Grand Ave- 250 Seventh Street, Manistee, Mich. nue, Highland Park, Mich. WEINSTEIN, Samuel. Israel Weinstein, ALLEN, Harold G. Mrs. C. D. Allen, 15 HIGGS, Henry G. Mrs. Mattie Collins Higgs, 1524 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va. Queen Street, Worcester, Mass. R. F. D. 1, Lyons, Ga. WHEELER, Sidney. Mrs. Julia Wheeler, 166 ANDERSON, Kenneth. Mrs. Anna Anderson, Loomis Street, Chester, S. C. 32h Kearny Avenue, Kearny, N. J. JAROS Jaroslav. Mrs. Elizabeth Jares, 436 BAKER, Howard MT. Bernard L. Baker, 224 East Seventy-third Street, New York, N. Y. WILBER, Frederick. Mrs. Jennie Wilber, West Chestnut Street, Brockton, Mass. KENNEDY, Lawrence T. Mrs. Hugh Bam- 2036 Main Street, East Rochester, N. Y. BAILEY, Winfield L. Nelson T. Bailey, 9, merick, Davenport Street, Plymouth. Ila. WILFER, Edward. M-s. Rose Wilfer, 1112 Temple Street, North Abington, Mass. KEUHL, Theodore R. Mrs. William Keuhl, South Ninth Street, Manitowoc, Wis. BAIRD, James. Robert Robertson, Torino, 10 River Street, Webster, Mass. KTAM, Alexander. Mrs. Della Luiz, Oriental WIIITMORE, George H. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Ill. Whitmore, R. F. D. 1, Gillsville, Ga. BENDY, Timothy. Philipp Bendy, Smithville, Hotel, Dallas, Tex. Tenn. KETCZEWSKL Bolestaw. Mrs. Leotsadi WILLIAMS. Charles E. C. R. Williams, Me- BLACK, John H. Mrs. Nena S. Black, 5026 Ketezew ski, box 172 Phillipston, Pa. ridian, Miss. . Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. LARSON, Jean. John Larson, Deer River, WRIGHT, Clifford. Mrs. Lolla Davis, Ed- BLACK, Shulf. Gilbert Black, Tuscola, Ill. Minn. monds, N. C. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SERGEANTS. DENTEL, Martin A. John Dental, Lulu, MARINE CORPS CRANE, Henry. Bessie Wilson, general deliv- Mich. cry, Multuomah, Oreg. DE WITT, Raymond. Rose Penman, 1306 Summary of Casualties to Date. GOLDEN, David. Fanny Golden, Second and Seventh Avenue, Seattle, Wash. GILBERT, Leslie T. Harry T. Gilbert, Officers: Masters Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. JONES William R. May Walker, 122 Camp- Strum, Wis. Deaths 91 bell Street, Blairsville, Pa. GORBY, Marion. Margaret Gorby, Caldwell LINDSEY, Raymond E. Alice Lindsey, R. F. Avenue, Washington, Pa. Wounded 117 HARBERT, Ray C. Thomas W, Harbert, missing D. 1, Chil Ohio. 1 McMULLIN, ilton. Mary A. McMullin, care rural route 2, Milroy, Ind. 209 of J. W. Teer, general delivery, Dumont, HENRY George, *George Henry, sr., 1114 N. J. Grand Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Enlisted men: JOERGER, Casper J., Jr. Casper J. Toerger, Deaths 1, 965 CORPORALS. sr., 210 Lincoln Avenue. Rochester, N. Y. Wounded 2, 952 CAIN, Carl G. R. L. Cain, Macon, Ga. JONES, Manly H. Sarah Jones, 1215 lar- SWALLOW, Chandler E. Augustus A. Fales, ford Avenue, Baltimore, Md. In hands of enemy - 47 12 City Square, Charlestown, Mass. KING, Homer D. Mrs. D. C. Hill, 130 Sum- Missing - - - __- 449 PRIVATES. mit Street, French Lick, Ind. KURTZ, Raymond J. Maggie Kurtz, R. F. D. - 5,413 BiUHM, Fred H1. Anna Rugenstine, Albion, I Poland, Ohio. Mich. MILLSAP, Mac C. Peter Millsap, Alton, Mo. 5, 622 BROWN, Arthur E. Bessir B. Brown, box NELSON, Howard H. Lem Lovey, 1913 East 692, Blaine, Wash. Ninety-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. BROWN, Clell C. James T. Brown, general PLAGEMANN, George. Herman Plagemann, The following casualties are reported delivery, Pendleton, Oreg. 546 Clark Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. by the commanding general of the Ameri- CARTER, Joe. Charles Carter, Milfbrd, Mo. POPLE, Charles S. Mary Pople, 110 Cortland can Expeditionary Forces: CORDES, Edrick J. Elizabeth M. Cordes, 203 Place, Syracuse, N. Y. East Second Street, Seymour, Ind. PRICE, Hugh T. Cora Price, Elizabetliton, Killed in action------5 COYLE, Harry F. Florence Coyle, 2502 Riley Tenn. Died of wounds received in ac- Hill, Warwood, W. Va. REED, Luther A. Edna Reed, 2037 Fernon DEPUE, David T. James Depue, general de- Street. Philadelphia, Pa. tion ------9 livery, Whitehall Mich SAUNDERS, Franklin A. Ethel Saunders, Died of disease ------2 DUNCAN, Claud F. Willie Duncan, 1132 7311 Colgate Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Wounded in action (severely) -- 53 Jefferson Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. STEVENS, William H. Adam D. Stevens. R. FLEMMING, Walter E. Julia Flemming, 504 F. D. 16, Fritz, Ky. Missing in action ------36 Fifth Street, Anacortes, Wash. STONE, Robert J. Anna Stone, 360 West Fif- FORD, Millard H. Sallie Ford, rural route 4, ty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. Total ------105 Ada, Okla. THOMAS, George E. George 0. Thomas, GARRISON, Joseph D. Solomon Garrison, Whitwell, Tenn. 1444 West Fourteenth Street, Chicago, Ill. TYLER, Frank L. Edward Tyler, River Falls, HACKER, William C. Rilia C. Hacker, 1310 Wis. Killed in Action. Wealthy Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. VAN IIATTEN, Milton E. Ida J. Van Hatten, SERGEANT. HANSEN, Reuben E. Hans C. Hansen, Hen- 1160 North Third Street, Springfield, Ill. dricks, Minn. VERCILLO, Peter J. Louis Vercillo, 113 Ash IIUMPIIREY, John T. Mrs. J. T. Humphrey, HOLMES, Roy. Anna Holmes, general deliv- Street, Syracuse, N. Y. 2025 Maple Street, Louisville, Ky. ery, Syracuse, Ohio. WELCH, Clarence L., George L. Welch, 148 CORPORALS. HUDSON, Joseph A. Agnes Hudson, 1035 Oak Street, Elyria, Ohio. Clark Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. WIIITTEMORE, Starling. Elizabeth Wilson, SOWELL, Vernon L. Sophia Sowell, general JACKSON, Clarence E. Daisy Howell, Por- 2125 Colcord Street, Waco, Tex. delivery, Lemoore, Cal. ters Falls, W. Va. WILLIAMS, Russell L. Tom Williams, Scotts- SULLIVAN, Francis X. James Sullivan, 17 JONES, John F. John J. Jones, Amboy, Minn. bluff, Nebr. Kane Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. KEATLEY, William E. Florence Cohee, 1822 WILLIAMSON, Calvin W. Lon Williamson, PRIVATLS. Bath Gate Avenue, New York, N. Y. rural route 1, Greenwood. Tex. KNEBEL, Andrew. Louis Knebel, 69 August WILLSON, James L. Nina A. Willson, Moro, CLARK, Ernest C. Fred N. Clark, general de- Street, Newark, N. J. Ark. livery, Mariposa, Cal. KOUKOL, George A. Anna Koukol, 1805 WING, Edwin S. Emma Wing, general de- TOOMEY, Robert J. Mary Toomey, 44 Beacon South Sixty-first Avenue, Cicero, Ill. livery, Maquoketa Iowa. Street, Somerville, Mass. LARRABEE, William H. Candace Larrabee, WOLFE, Russell B. Reah L. Wolfe, Brock- ville, Ohio. Died of Wounds. 100 Hawley Street, Binghamton, N. Y. MAJOR, Edward J. Irene Major, 1806 Ray Wounded in Action, Previously Reported SECOND LIEUTENANT. Street, Toledo, Ohio, MEISNER, James, Jr. James Meisner, sr., Killed. BUSBY, William H. Anna L. Busby, R. R. 2, 1223 South Fifty-first Avenue, Cicero, Ill. PRIVATE. Catlin, Ill. NORMAN, Wesley 0. Hilda Norman, 1508 CORPORALS. Edgewater Avenue, Chicago, Ill. HORTON, Willis B. A. Bart Horton, Cincin- ASHLEY, William H. Pauline Ashley, North- O'NEIL, Joseph K. Ellen O'Neil, 62 Owego nati, Ohio. field, Minn. Street, Cortland, N. Y. CANN, Birt U. Nancy M. Cana, 709 South OWEN, Roger N. George B. Owen. 2046 In Hospital, Previously Reported Missing Broad Street, Knoxville, Tenn. East Sixty-ninth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. in Action. HILLIARD, Howard G. Fannie Hilliard, Wa- PARRISH, John W. Nellie Parrish, Oxford, SERGuANT. terside Avenue, Clinton, onn. Ohio. RUTLEDGE, Lance. Elizabeth Rutledge, ANDREWS, John J. A. Mrs. J. Andrews, 76 PRIVATES. * 1750 Franklin Street, San Francisco, Cal. Lexington Avenue, Bayonne, N. J. BARLOW, Joel C. Euphemia Barlow, Promon- SCHMIDT, Joseph W. Olive Richmond, 580 TRUMPETER. tory, Utah. McAllister Street, San Francisco, Cal. HARRIS, Samuel E. Sarah Harris, 2228 BARTON, Emory S. George M. Burton, box SELTIN, Alfred D. Fredrich Seltin, 12134 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 322, Kingsport, Tenn. Emerald Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DAVIS, William L. Clara Davis, box 442, SPRINKLE, Homer R. Lafayette Sprinkle, PRIVATE. Sonora, Cal. Marion, Va. LA BELLE, Joseph T. Ellen La Belle, 256 HILL, Ralph H. Allen Hill, South Lebanon, STEVENS, Samuel D. Polly A. Stephens, Codding Street, Akron, Ohio. Ohio. general delivery, Mansfield, Mo. KINDIG, Lester H. Margaret Kindig, Pax- STOUT, Herman T. James Stout, Glasgow, Severely Wounded, Previously Reported ton, III. Kv. Missing. TRUMBLY, Joseph W. Maud Trumbly, Died of Disease. Tulsa, Okla. PRIVATES. PRIVATES. WEBB, John W. M. C. Webb, Cartersville, MAY, Willie A. Della Workman, Kingsland, Ga. Ark. ACUFF, Norman D. Blanche Berner, 3401 WHITE, Carl F. Mrs. Henry White, 208 WILLHOIT, Louis J. Robert Willhoit, 1425 Stonewall Street, Houston, Tex. Spring Street, Covington, Ky. BAKER, Walter Z. Gertrude I. Baker, Ben- Eagel Street, Dunkirk, N. Y. ton, WILSON, Joseph E. Frances Wilson, box Ill. 131, Rocky Ford, Colo. Returned to France, Previously Reported Wounded Severely. in Hands of Enemy. Missing in Action. CAPTAINS. SERGEANT. DIRKSEN, Raymond F. Katherine M. Dirk- CORPORALS. CRAM, Roscoe M. Margaret M. Cram, New sen, 633 Chestnut Street, Springfield, Mass. DANIELS, Silas A. Eliza Boyd, Longgreen, Sharon, Me. HILL, George F. William A. Hill, Leomin- Md. PRIVATES. ster, Mass. UPDEGRAFF, Charles J. Elizabeth A. Up- KARSTAEDT, Frederick W. Charles L. deraff, Bethany, Mo. BERGLING, Erhard J. Axel W. Bergilnd, Karstaedt, 3 Baltimore Street, Sparrows CULVER, Hollis H. Minnie Culver, Penn 6530 Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Point, Md. Yan, N. Y. GRIFFIN, Roger M. Thomas J. Griffin, 36 Walden SECOND LIEUTENANTS. CURTIS. Fenley R. Ida R. Curtis, 231 Street, Roxbury, Mass. Cherry Street, Mount Carmel, III. FREDERICKS, Russel M. Annie E. Helier, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported 19 Fulton Street, Cumberland, Md. PRIVATES. Missing.. THOMPSON, Claude. SBallie Thompson, DE ARMOND, William 0. C. F. De Armond, Nacogdoches, Tex. route No. 2, Charlotte, N. C. PRIVATES. WILLIAMS. Robert 0. Lula Williams, West- DEDINI, Grutly S. Steve Dedini, general KEYSER, James M. Pattie A. Keyser, Cov. minster, S. C. delivery, King City, Cal. ington, Va. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ANDERSON, Arvid P. Marie Anderson, 420 MORAN, Sylvester J. Mrs. Moran, 794 Man- LASSITER, Henry G. William H. Lassiter, East Eleventh Street, Lockport, Ill. hattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Elkhart, Tex. CRAM, Ithial. Mary Cram, Battle Lake, MORSE, John S. William T. Morse, Rock- LOWERY, Kelsy. James H. Lowery, Grand Minn. ingham, N. C. Rivers, Ky. LASKER, Samuel. H. B. Lasker, 12 Mallett MUNRO, William. Mrs. Christine Munro, 43 McKNIGHT, Arthur H. Ira D. McKnight, Street, Providence, R. I. West Thirty-third Street, Chicago, Ill. Glenwood Iowa ST. CLAIR Charles H. Marie Shorts, 1920 NESBIT William A. William Nesbit, R. P. MALLAK, oseph S. Stanley Mallak, R. F. Cherry Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. D. 4, Punxsutawney, Pa. D. 1, Cokato, Wright County, Minn. OSTROWSKI, Joseph. John Novak, 1035 MARLEY, James J. Charles R. Marley, East Seventieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Hayti. Mo. POWELL, John. William Powell, R. F. D. MEADOWS, Alvie. Mrs. Carrie B. Meadows, DECEMBER 15, 1918. 2, Celina, Ohio. Equality, Ill. [The deaths reported in this section were PULERI Samuel. Joseph Compeses, 12 Fhe- MEISENBURG, John. Mrs. Eva Meisenburg, printed in a previous issue of THE OFFICIAL land 9treet, Rochester, N. Y. 73 Chestnut Street, Dubuque, Iowa. U. S. BULLETIN.] QUIRK, George G. Mrs. Rose Quirk, 187 MERCHANT, Freeland. James Merchant, 325 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. F. West River Street, Oteego, Mich. The following casualties are reported RILEY, Joe. Getus Horner, Efflin, N. C. MORATT, Frank P. Mrs. Ada Moratt, 713 ROCKNEY, Oscar E. Stever Rockney, 2211 Gory Street, Findlay, Ohio. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Dayton Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. MURTAGH, Patrick J. Miss Elizabeth Mur- can Expeditionary Forces: ROSSNEY, Robert E. Mrs. Ellen J. Rossney, tagh 127 Front Street, Marblehead, Mass. 732 South Twenty-first Street, Philadelphia, MYERA, Dale H. Mrs. Minnie Myers, 197 Wounded Severely. Pa. South Washington Street, Loveland, Colo. ROSTCHER, Frank. Joseph Rostcher, Fred- OWENS, James, Daniel Owens, Pathfork, Ky. PRIVATES. ericktown, Pa. PARIHAM, Jonnie. Mrs. Katie Roberson CHOATE, Thomas 0. Mrs. Ora Choate, 615 RUBENSKI, Antoni. Charles Rubenski, Parham, R. F. D. 3, Roopeville, Ga. International and Great Northern Avenue, Florida, N. Y. PARKER, Leonard J. William J. Parker, Fort Worth Tex RUCANO, Francis. Patsey Rucano, box 6, George, Okla. COEN, John L. Mrs. Adelia Anna Coen, box Summit Farm South Bend, Ind. PATTERSON, George W. Francis Patterson, 191, Westboro, Wis. RUD, Clarence J. John C. Rud, R. F. D. 1, Lecompte, Pa. COLSON, John A. Mrs. Tabitha Colson, An- St. Croix Falls, Wis. PEDROE, Jerome C. Jerome Pedroe, 94 Fruit sonville, N. C. RUSSELL, James G. Mary R. Grady, 159 Street, New Bedford, Mass. COMMANDER, Harry H. Mrs. Josephine W'st Seventy-third Street, New York N. Y. PITTMAN, Lee. Mrs. Jane Pittman, Knight, Denman, 824 Bond Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. RUSSELL, Joe. Mrs. Lula Russell, 3240 Tex. CONNORS, Edward R. Mrs. Helen Connors, Rober Avenue, Chubas, Ga. PREZLAR, William Hurley, Jim R. Prezlar, 2004 Stromberg Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. RUSSELL, Thomas. James Russell, R. F. D. R. F. D. 2, Pallton, N. C. COURTNEY, Edward C, Charles R. Courtney, 1 Broughton, Ill. RAEL, Innocencio. Leando Rael. Arroyo 218 Eddy Street, Ithaca, N. Y. RUSSELL, William H. Mrs. Maude M. Sta- Hondo, N. Mex. CRIQUI, Anthony A. Peter Criqul, Olivet, hill, 257 L reseat Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. RAIS, Charles. Mrs. Francis Rais, 1406 Ar- Kans. RYAN, Kennedy M. Michael Ryan, 4223 nold, Houston, Tex. DAVIS, Carl E. Mrs. Grace Davis, 306 East Second Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. REED, Clarence 0. Miss Bettie U. Reed, Rio Fourth Street, Grand Island, Nebr. RYCOMBEL, Wiadyslaw. IgnaE Rycombel, 39 Vista, Tex. DAY, Willie H. James T. Day, R. F. D. 1, Hamilton Road, Buffalo, N. Y. REED, Leonard C. Arthur J. Reed, 1609 Bastrop, La. SCHOEL, Grover C. Mrs. Agnes E. School, Stevens Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. DE IAAS, Harvey H. John De Haas, Cas- 1622 O'Neill Street, Cheyenne, Wyo. REYNOLDS, Elmer. Mrs. Bell Reynolds, Stid- cade, Idaho. SCHOOLEY, Howard C. P. I. Schooley, R. ham, Okla. DELANEY, Bernard. John J. Delaney, Stock. F. D. 4, West Liberty Iowa. REYNOLDS, John. Patrick Reynolds, 390 ton, Pa. SCHRODER, .Joseph. August Schroder, 2337 Grand Street, New York, N. Y. DEWITT, Aisle B. John J. Dewitt, Prentice, Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. RICH, Sol. David Lev, 202 Henry Street, Ala. SEBEK, Charles J. Mrs. Marie Sebek, 904 New York, N. Y. DORAZIO, Clarence E. Joseph Dorazio, 44 Lami Street, St. Louis, Mo. RICHARDS, Theodore P. Mrs. Effie Shaw, Waverly Street, Jersey City, N. J. SEWARDS, Joseph. Mrs. Percy Needham, 213 Huntersville, Minn. DREISBACH, George. Henry Dreisbach, 183 East Second Street, Chillicothe, Ohio. RICHARDS, Vaughn. Mrs. Virginia Cowen, Frederick Street. Barberton, Ohio. SHAW, Ralph. Louis Shaw, 226 Twentieth 1826 Wilkens Avenue, Baltimore, Md. DUNLAVEY, Anthony F. Mrs. Ellen Dun- Street, La Crosse, Wis. ROBERTS, John D. John S. Roberts, Lyford, lavey, R. F. D. 2, Lost Creek, Pa. SIMPSON, Thonas It. Mrs. Ocie Chittum, Tex. DWYER, Harry F. Mrs. Rose Dwyer, 2947 Buena Vista, Vs ROBINSON, Dewitt C. Mrs. Annie Robinson, Belgrade Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SINGLETON, Walter. Mrs. Manda Singleton, Alvin, Tex. EICIIELBERGER, Nester H. Mrs. Anna 909 Washington 'treet, Norristown, Pa. , ROBINSON, Thomas. Mrs. Julia Robinson, Eichelberger, 248 Nectarine Street, Harris- SINKEY, Thomas L. Dan Sinkey, R. F. D. 2, 838 Edgewood Street, Youngstown. Ohio. burgh, Pa. Baldwin, Iowa. ROGERS, Albert K. Mrs. Albert K. Rogers, PAUiLK, Elijah. Mrs. Tillie Faulk, Bayford, SMITH, Leo. Mrs. Roshie Smith, R. F. D. 1, 929 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N, C. Lamar, Ala, SAKAC, John J. Steven Sakac, 74 Mercer GRISSOM, Lee. George Grissom, Henderson, SOLOMON, David Saul. Mrs. Mollie Solo- Street, Wallington, N. J. N. C. mon, 658 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. SAMPLES, William B. John I. Samples, R. GUBISCH, Carl. Mrs. Emma Gubisch, 1112 SORENSEN, Hans. Theodor Jorgensen, R. F. D. 3, Newport, Tenn. Fifth Street NE., Washington, D. C. I. D. 1, Cailender, lowa. SANCIER, Harold. Martin Sancier, 611 West HELMRICI, Robert I. Mrs. Corinthia Helm- STARR, Frank J. Mrs. Caroline Starr, Piers, One hundred and fifty-second Street, New rich, 511 Camp Street, Louisville, Ky. Minn. York, N. Y. HENDRIX, Alva B. Charles Hendrix, Val- STAUBUS, Raymond R. Martin L. Staubus, SANDAKER, Jacob. John Sandaker, 1500 paraiso. Nebr. Cissna Park Ill. West Thirty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. HERBERT, Harry, Henry Kroneke, R. F. D. STEFFEN, John J. Herman Steffen, Sher- ADAMS, Leo. Mrs. Emmer G. Adams, 1344 34, North Perry, Wis. wood, Wis. Jackson Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. HERRON, Robert W. Mrs. Clarissa Herron, ST. GERMAINE, Alfred. Frank St. Germaine, ALLEN, Barnil. Barnil Allen, R. P. D. 1, box 54, Humboldt, Minn. Wolf Point, Idaho. box 36, Darlington, S. C. HIERRON, Willie B. Mrs. Francis Herron, STITELY, Clifford M. Mrs. Mary E. Stitely, ANASTOPULOS, James. Harry Charles, 301 R. F. D. 1, Hinton, Ky. R. F. D 1, Thurmont Md. Cherry Avenue SE., Canton, Ohio. HOFFMAN, Albert S. Mrs. Mary Hoffman, STONESIFER, Edward. Mrs. Maggie Lee, ANDERSON, Henry. John R. Anderson, How- 1165 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Centralia, Ill. ard Lake, Minn. HOLDER, John F. Mrs. Snllie E. Holder, R. JACKSON, Edward Cross. Mrs. Edna Jack- ANDREWS, Peter R. Frank Andrews, 130 F. D. 1, Clemmons, N. C. son, 41 Ridgewood Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. South Eleventh Street, Reading, Pa. HOLLAND, Edward. William Holland, 130 JACKSON, John L. G. W. Jackson, Bridge- ARTIS, Owen C. Mrs. Dora Anderson, 3413 Ninth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. port, Ala. Federal Street. Chicago. Ill. HOLLAND, Jon W. Mrs. Nancy M. Bailey, JACKSON, William M. J. W. Jackson, 206 BEACHLEY, William A. Mrs. Sarah S. Beach- Maben, W. Va. Adams Street, Paducah, Ky. ley, Burkittsville, Md. HOOKER, Judson C. Mrs. Julia Hooker, JAEGER, William. Mrs. Barbara Jaeger, 010 BEST, Everett H. Mrs. Hannah A. Best, Elma, Wash. Hlighi Avenue, West Hoboken, N. J. Hennessey, Okla. JENKINS Arvil. Mrs. Lona Smith, 701 Main JENSEN, Healey E. Mrs. Hans Jensen, Still- BUROW. Fred R. Fred W. Burow, R. P. D. Street, kIount Carmel, Ill. water, Minn. 4. Midland, Mich. KAMMERER, William E. Mrs. Nora Wal- JOHNSON, Lawrence P. John S. Peterson, CASTLEBERRY, John. Paul Castleberry, lace, It. F. D. 2, Decoma, Okla. R. F. D. 1, Omak, Wash. Easonville, Ala. KANIL, James P. Mrs. Frances Kanil, 1639 KELLER, Daniel Everett. Mrs. Levina Kel- COARI, John F. Jacob Coari, 2435 West Su- Throop Street, Chicago, Ill. ler, box 504, Rochester Mills, Pa. perior Street, Chicago, Ill. KANTER, Meyre. Isadore Kanterovitz, 1545 KELLY, Elias. Easton Kelly, R. F. D. 7, CONRAD, Richard F. Mrs. Emma Conrad, 839 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Trey, Ala, Holgate Avenue, Defiance, Ohio. KUCHLER, Nicholas. Joseph Kuchler, 714 KENNEDY, Howard B. Lemuel N. Kennedy, COOK, Scott H. Mrs. J. T. Cook, R. F. D. 6, Twenty-fourth Street. Milwaukee, Wis. R. F. D. 1, Mise, Miss. Eastman, Ga. LAMBARDI, Richard E. Antone Lambardi, KJELDE, Albert 0. Ole Kjelde, St. Louis COOPER, Joseph L. James W. Cooper, R. F. Madaria, Cal. Park. Minn. D. 4, Rupert, Ga. LEWIS. John Wesley. Frank Lewis, 814 KLUTTS, Clay Nelson. Mrs. Emma Jolly, CORRAO, John. Girulomo Currao, 131 Forty- Kirkwood Street, Wilmington, Del. Ilcnry, Tenn. second Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LOCKMAN, Wilbur F. Cyrus L. Lockman, KNOX, David J. Mrs. Excella J. Gregory, COTTIER, Eddie. John Cottier, general de- Hollandale, Wis. R. F. D. 1, Moore, S. C. livery, Allen, S. Dak. MALLON, George N. Mrs. Annie Mallon, 800 KNOX, George Columbus, Mrs. Gracey Knox, CULPEPPER, Ira Joshua. Benjamin F. Cul- South Boulin Street, Baltimore, Md. Calvin, La. popper. Pamlico, N. C. MALONE, Beecher K. Clem L. Malone, Re- KRANTZ, Winand H. Peter J. Krantz, lona, DAL. Oscar 1. Mrs. Clara Dahl, 608 Arnold gan, N. Dak. Minn. Avenue. Thief River Falls, Minn. MAYER. Norman J. David Mayer, 951 St. L ANG, Oscar T. Mrs. Anna Lang, 1013 Rut- DANIELSON, NilS. Mrs. Martha Danielson, John. Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. ger Street, St. Louis, Mo. Rushford. Minn. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING DAVIS, Fred. Mrs. Francis Davis, 413 Prank- POLANCE, Anthony P. Mrs. Agnes Kowal- WELLS, Willard H. Mrs. Hattie Wells, R. ln Avenue, Kansas City, Kana, ski, 1028 River Street, Olean, N. Y. F. D. 2. Royai Oak, Michl DEL MASO, Candedo. No emergency address POOLE, Lexie. Miss Lizzie Barnes, Rock ZAVALNEY, Zink George. Mrs. Oxonia given. Hill, S. C. Zavalney, Avondale, Mont. DETTER, Edward John. Mrs. Anna Van QUIMBmY, harold L. Mrs. EVa. Quimby, ALLISON, William B. Mrs, Sadie Allison, Horn, 2537 North Orkney Street, Philadel- Bangeley, Me. 152 West Fifty-sixth Street. phia Ila. QUINN, Peter. Mrs, Mary Quinn, 863 Green ASH, Henry. Mrs. Madia Ash, 1052 Fulton DLVE11S, Jeremiah. Mrs. Bridget C. Carney, Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Chicago, 11l. 4130 Terrace Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ]ROANE, Robert R. John F. Roane, North BRATTON, Gilliam J. States G. Bratton, DONOHUE, Francis B. Mrs. Margaret Dono- Ve non, Ind. Union, S. C. hue, 211 Dupont Street, Wilmington, New ROBERTS, Charles A. Mrs. Emily C. Roberts, BROWN, Harry C. Mrs. W. W. Brown, 801 Castle County, Del. R. F. ). 1, thunchula, Ala. East First Street, Duluth, Minn. DUSENBERY, Otho. Mrs. Laura Dusenbery, ROBBINS, Harry I1. Joseph W. Vickars, 2738 BUCKSER, Bennie. Barrell Buckaer, 1605 Earlington, Ky. Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. EASTIt, Ollie C. A. M. Easter, Aberdeen, ROSSITER, John W Mrs. Mary l. Rossiter, CARNEY, Michael Francis. Mrs. Anna Car- Miss. 1153 St. Vincent Street, Utica, N. Y. ney, 2760 Sixth Avenue, New York, N. Y. EATON, Louis. Mrs. Luren F. Eaton, 6 Pike ROTH, John P. Mrs. Margaret Roth, 627 CONLEY, John. Thomas Conley, Orlando, Street, Newburyport, Mass, West One hundred and fifty-first Street, W. Va. ELLIOTT. Van R. Miss Maude Elliott, 710 Yew York, N. Y. CONNAUGHTON, William F. Mrs. Thomas South Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ROUNTRE, Orlander L. Walter Rountree, Connaughton, 507 St. Marks Avenue, ELLIS, William N. David E. Wilson, Denton, Georgetowa Tex. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mont. RUIZ, Michael. Pantalson Ruiz, San Ygnaelo, CONNORS, Edward J. John M. Connors, 45 ELLISON, Joseph. Mrs. Annie Ellison, 8819 Ta Wyckoff Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cottage Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. SHARP, Elmer. Mrs. Mary Sharp, 2542 Nor. CONWAY, Edwaid Frank. Dan C. Conway, ELLISTON, Eddie E. James S. Elliston, R. P. ton Street, Kansas City, Mo. 115 West First Street, Newton, Kans. D. 2, Mineral Wells, Tex. SHEHAN, Willie. Mrs. Ella Shehan, 112 AA- DUNHAM, Marcus V. Mrs. Bertha Dunham, EMERLING, Christian. Mrs. Lizzie Emerling, sembly Street, Columbia, S. C. 53 St. Nicholas Place, New York, N. Y. 1874 Grove Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SHELHAMMER John Westtry, Mrs. Ellen DURKIN, Patrick, Mrs. Kate Welsh, 25 FRANCIS, Eugene. Mrs. Sarah Bruce, Shelhammer, Blackwell, Wis. Cortland Street, San Francisco, Cal. Stewartsville, Mo. EBERTS, Bert. GABRIELE, Demetrio Raffalo. Demonico SMITH, Isidor. Mrs. Rachel Wawrati, 218 Mrs. Mary Eherts, Owen, Russo, 86 Middagh North Broad Street, Trenton, N. J. Wis. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SNYDER, Clyde A. Mrs. John D. Dihl, EISKINA, John. Mrs. Julia Elskina, R. F. D. GARNEY, Alex Miss Sophia Garney, 2241 Mount Carmel, Pa. 8, Pierce City, Mo. North Rockwell Street, Chicago, Ill. SOBIE, John M. Harry Soble, R. F. D. 4, ENGEL Charles Leo. Mrs. Sophia Engel, GEORGE, Benjamin. A. J. George, Table- Coldwater Mich. 150 Windsor Street, Cambridge, Mass. guah, Okla. GIBSON, Rozier. SOLSTEN, tames A. B. 0. Solsten, 3512 FAULK, David E. Mrs. Tampers Faulk, 1709 George W. Gibson, R. F. D, Cedar Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Avenue D, Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1, Sturgeon, Mo SPENSBERGER, John. Mrs, Ethel Spens- FRYE, Walter M. George W. Frye, Forreston, GORDON, James J. Bakley P. Gordon, 905 Ill. Kirkwood Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. berger. 110 East Thirteenth Street, Pitts- GORSKI. Boleslaw. Frank Gorski, 155 On burg Kans. HOWARD, Jesse W. Mrs. Louise E. Howard, tario Street, Coboes, N Y. STET', Max. Mrs. Sarah A. Shore. Win- Taloga, Okla, HIGGINS, Martin G. John Edwin Higgins, chester, Tenn. JAQIII, -Joseph G. Mrs. Emma Jaqul, 18 STEINER, Orrie R. Miss Helesn Steiner, 2820 Henry Street, Orange, N. J. 50 Warren Street, Dunmore, Pa. Hahoning Road NE., Canton, Ohio. HINKLEY, George HL John E. Hinkley, 405 JOERRES, John. Miss Kathrine JoerreS, Vermont Street, Buifalo N. Y. STEPHENS, Clarence H. Mrs. Daisy Ste- R. F. D. 1, Station D, box 92A, Milwaukee, ITITTERDAL, Clifford MrsL Ingeborg, Bras phens Atlas Ohio. Wis. ten, Hitterdal, Minn. STEPHENSON. Frank. Mrs. Sophia Stephen- JOHNSON, Albin S. Oscar Johnson, R. F. HOLT, Wade 0. Lola Berryman, Keytesville son, 318 Kemp Avenue, Ironton, Ohio. D, 1, box 41, Moorehead, Minn. Mo. TAYLOR, Clifford. Mrs. Emma Taylor, Fruit- JOHNSON Gustave H. Frank Johnson, 5723 land. Md. South fifth Avenue, Chicago, IIl. HOLLINGSHEAD, Walter Lewis. Mrs. Anna TOUNZEN, Lee. Mrs. Pearl TounSen, general JONES, Walter T. Mrs. (llimay Pinder, P. Hollingshead, Third Avenue, Freedom delivery, Kennett, Mo. 305 Market Street, Orange, Tex. Pa. WULTER, August. Mrs. Mary Welter, 357 JONES, William. Mrs. Roberta Jones, 14211 HORN, Herbert W. Mrs. Anna Horn, 72 Warwick Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bolsumana Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill. Brighton Place. Pleasantville, N. J. WULLSTEIN, Henry. Henry Wullenstein, 9r., JORDAN, Ed. T. Frank W. Jordan, Parker, IATIAWAY, William E. Mrs. William It Sibley, Iowa, Kans. Ilathaway, Miliville, Cal. YATES, Harry A. Charlie Yates, Benton. Ill. LABELLO, Sam. Joseph Labello, Angola, HAVENS, Lawrence A. Miss Margaret ifa BANDY, Edgar M. John W. Bandy, 2712 La N. Y. vens, 28 Gifford Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y Salle Street, Los Angeles, Cal. LANDOLF, Silve. Mrs. Caralama, 16 Joyce HAYES, Earl. Charles Marion Hayes, Jason BAZOZOWSKI, Stanley. Walter Bazozowski, Street, West Orange, N. J. vill(, Ind. Howard Supply Co., Saltsburg, Pa. BEGGIN, Walter. Mrs. Anna Beggin, 8890 McCARTHY, Charles. Mrs. Mary T. McCar- IIAZLINSKY, Andrew. Mrs. Anna Flazlinsky thy. 51 North Willow Street, Montclair, 55 Reno Lane, Wilkes-barre, Pa. Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. N. J. HEATIf, Almon. Mrs Rose L. Heath, 21 BEISSEL, Earl H. Howard Belssel, 819 Washington Street, Pueblo, Colo North Fourth Street, Pottsville, Pa, MATTIE, Anton. Ignatz Prosanick, 1113 IIENSLEY, Wils. John S. Hensley, Eas BELLEROSE, Alfred J. Mrs, Henrletta Belle- Jefferson Street, Gary, Ind. Bernstadt. Ky. rose 70 Park Street, Meriden, Conn. ANDERSON, Carl A. Alfred L. Anderson, HOTCHKISS, Percy. Mrs. Robert J. H BROWN. James. Mrs. Margaret Irvine, 17 219 West Twenty-ninth Street, Minneapo- .lotebkiss, Hobart, N. Y. Port Wood Street, Liverpool, England. lis, Minn. JANKOVITZ, Steve. Andrew Jankovitz, gen BROWN, John. John W. Brown, Wilmington, BARROW, Albert 7. Mrs. Tilda Downey, eral delivery, Sherry, Wis. ll 824 Chittenden Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. JOHNSON. Homer H. Clarence E. Johnson, BULLARD, Charles W. Mrs. Stanley Me- CARNES, Orval Leslie. Mrs. Alice Carnes, Wilson, N. Y. Gillis, 2271 Oakunod Avenue, Elmira 201 South Lincoln Street, Fort Scott, Kans. KAPSTJCKY. Frank. Mrs Mary Kapsucky, 46 Heights, N. Y. CLARY, John. J. C. Clar Ravendon, Ark, Mass. I CARTER. Eugene C. Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, COSTA, John S. Mrs. Katherine S. Costa, South Street, Somerville, Dallas, Ga. 703 South Fifty-eighth Street, Philadel- KONTOS, Daniel D. Vasilles Agvovia, 109 Pa. West Ninety-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. CLARK. Arthur 0. Mrs. Carrie Clark, 2703 phia, KRES, Frank J. Joe J. Krebs, Lindsay. Ten East Elirbteenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. DILLON, Fred U. Mrs. Florence Dillon, R. KIULIK, Charley. Bolek Kulik, 3211 Birney CLAlK. William A. Mrs. Luella D. Clark, F. 1). 1, Empire, Mich. Street, Minooka, Ill Roekwond Tenn. ELLERBEE, George. Mitchell Ellerbee, R. KTTKA, Paul. Christian Shaelter, 321 Nap- HAMIlfERTON. Bruce B. Mrs. Agnes Ham- F. D. 2, box 46, Gibson, N. C. Derhan Avepaue, Yonkers. N N merton. 77 Mfelrose Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. FIGLIANO, Dominico. Nicola Figliano, San- LAONE, Vitalle. Pietro Posello, 801 Wirk McGTFFEY. Tom R. William McGuffey, Dan- tonofrio, Province De Catensaro, Italy. ville Street. Stanford, Ky. LANCASTER, William I, John H. Lancas- Street. Richmond Ill, N. Y PETERSON, Carl Waldeman. Jens O. Jenson, LASTER, Noah. Claude Laster, R. P. D. 2, ter. 213 Nineteenth Street, Columbus, Miss. Muldraw, Okla. Balsam Lake, Wis. MAIER. John. John Maher, Seaside Hotel, LIGHT, Merlin W. Mrs. Cora 1. Light, 107 POYSER, Fred E. Miss Cora Clark, 440 Rockaway Beach, N. Y. North Dearborn Street, Indianapolis, Ind. MORENUS, William H. Mrs. Jerry Morenus, Gulf Street, Elyria, Ohio. PRICE. Kenneth K. C. D. Candy, Bramble, MCCARREN, Andrew J. Patrick McCarren, 044 East One hundred and eightieth Street, R. F. D. 5, Cower, Mo. W. Va New York. N. Y. MCCARROLL, Thomas Y. George McCarroll, PROVENMANO. Angelo. Guisappe Proven- PERKINS, Nathern Dennis. Mrs. Agnes B. Hempstead, N. Y. zano, 910 Sixty-second Street, Brooklyn, Perkins, R. F. D. 2, Barlow Ky. McGUIGAN, Mark H. Mrs. Daniel McGuigan, N. Y. ROSS, John W. Mrs. Jeanne Ross, 1402 1143 Mathews Avenue, Utica, N Y. REID, Reinald M. John W. Reid, 1142 Loran Avenue, Tyrone, Pa. MEAGHER, Thomas F. Mrs. Anna Meagher, North .Fifty-fifth Street, West Philadelphia, ROSSOU, Henry. Mrs. Henry Burring, Del- Roundup, Mont. Pa. ton, Wis. MOORE, Malachi. Mrs. Bettle Moore, 118 SIMIPSON, Richard. Mrs. Hanna Simpson, SCALISE, Vincent. Talarico Gaitano, 883 West Fourth Street, Washington, N. C. 2410 Highland Avenue, MeKeasport, Pa. Broad Street. Newark, N. J. MURRAY, Robert P. Johannen F. Murray, TALLMAN. Toby. Mrs. Mary Tallman, R. F. SIRVAULT, Frank P. Mirs. Emma Sirvaldt, 116 Bridge Street, Augusta, Me. D. 4, Blountville, Tenn. 2443 Nichols Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PARKER, Arra D. Ruben Parker, Mincola, THOMAS, George William. Daniel Thomas, SMITH. John. Mrs. Pauline Kelly, 921 Com- Ark. 002 South Cherokee Street, Muskoee Okla' merce Street, Wellsville, Ohio. PETERSON, Hans I. Res Hansen, Sheep WALSH, John F. Mrs. Anna Walsh: 2819 STARK, Robert. Mandy Jane Stark, Friend, Creek Dell, Mont. Pittston Avenue, Minooka, Pa. ship, Tenn. PETERSON, Lawrence. Jolhn J. Peterson, WEATHERLY. William P. William Weath- STETTLER, John E. Mrs. Wilhelma Stcttler, R. F. D. 4, Cadott, Wis. erly, R. F. 1). 3, box 55, Bristol, Va. R. F. D. I., Germantown, Ohio. PITTARD, James S. Mrs. Susie C. Pittard, NEW TON, William. William Henry Webber, TAYLOR, Amos 11. Mrs. Minnie E. Taylor, Readyville, Tenn. R. F. 1. 4, Independence, Kans. 203 Grand Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 31 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING UVOLITZ, Theodore. Rade Gynkich, 103 MOSELEY, Septimus V. John D. Moseley, 407 COFFMAN, James C. Mrs. Nancy Coffman, North Howard Street, Akron, Ohio. Mabry Street, Selma, Ala. Tar River, Okla. WHITE, Lonie B. John 13. White, R. F. D. MOSIER, Clifford M. Mrs. Bessie Ridgeway, COLL, Joseph E. Miss Monica Coll, Coaldale, 3, Butler, Tenn. Stottville, N. Y. Pa. WITWER, Alvin E. Fuden Witwer, general MURPHY, Peter Paul. Mrs. Florence Mur- CRIST, Earnest Ray, Mrs. George H. Carter, ivery, Onawa, Iowa. phy, 4822a Greer Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 518 West Santa Fe Street, Olathe Kans ADMNO, Filadelflo. Mariano Alu, 113 South RICHTER, Clarence T. Miss Eleanor Richter, CRUMMELL, Philip A. Frank R Cummell, Orange Avenue, South Orange, N. J. 1026 Warlo Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, 1519 Jackson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ANDERSON, Carl John. Miss Minnie Swan- Pa. DOBSON, Clarence. Mrs. Carrie Holcomb, son, 36 Peach Street, Jamestown, N. Y. SEAY, Talbert F. Mrs. Emma Seay, Samson, 903 Third Street, Rockford, Ill. ANDERSON, David. Andrew P. Anderson, Ala. DORRELL, Bryan. Mrs. Effie Dorrell, Webb R. F. D. 2, Isanti, Minn. SOMMER, Joseph. Paul Smythe, 352 Clark City, Mo. ARNOLD, John J. Mrs. Mary S. Arnold, R. Avenue, Trenton, N. J. DUGGER, Ross W. Mrs. M. C. Dugger, 209 F. D.. Jefferson, Md. STEIN. Raymond V. Frank E. Stein, 713 West Hyde Park Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo. BOWLIN, Luther H. Levi II. Bowlin, Se- West Sullivan Street, Olean, N. Y. EDDINGTON, Earl W. Wade Eddington. 11 quatchie, Tenn. STRICKER, Roland. Mrs. Lue Stricker, Rock East Coffield Street, Aurora, Mo. CARLSONz Gus C. Peter Carlson, White Creek, Idaho. FLANNERY, John J. Mrs. Sarah F. Flan- Pine, Minn. SUNDERMAN, John. Mrs. Anna Sunderman, nery, 1403 Grand View Avenue, Pittsburgh, CASEY, John J. Mrs. John Casey, 31 Eddy 1108 Mary Street, Evansville, Ind. Pa. Street, Rochester, N. Y. TAYLOR, Frank E. Mrs. Irma Watkins, 920 GORDON, Stanley. Mrs. Areneita Gordon, CLAYBOURNE, John. Mrs. Sofia Claybourne, New York Avenue, Newcastle, Ind. 195 West One hundred and thirty-fourth Sumneytown, Pa. THAYER, Orson B. Orson C. Thayer, Oppor- Street, New York, N. Y. CODDINGTON. Jesse P. Mrs. Fannie Cod- tunity, Wash. HAil lIY Lafayette B. Lem Hardin, Wine. dington, R. F. D. 1, South Tacoma. Wash. THOMPSON, Edward. Mrs. Annie Thompson, sap, Tenn. FERGI'SON, Jessie R. Mrs. Minnie Fer- 170 Dabgren Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. HENRY, Laghten. Mrs. Hannah Henry, R. guson, Afton, Okla. THOROGOOD, William. Mrs. Isabella Thoro- F. D. 1, box 10, Elliott, S. C. FINLEY, John D. Mrs. Lena Chapple, 615 good, 514 Fourth Street, College Point, HILLMAN, Reuben. Adolph Hillman, 1209 Chester Street, Laurens, S. C. N. Y. FINN, Richard. Mrs. Margaret Finn, Repub- Prospect Avenue, New York, N. Y. lic, Wash. VARNER, George II. Homer M. Varner, Mo- JENNINGS, Clyde T. Mrs. C. T. Jennings, FOSTER, Thomas. Mrs. Sally L. Foster, Im- ran. Kans. 116 Fifth Street, Aurora, Ind. boden. Ark. WESTLAND, George, Gilbert Westland, May- KELLY, James P. Mrs. Viola M. Kelly, 2150 ville, N. Dak. North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GRAHAM, William Omar. Mrs, Cynthia H. KEYASKO, John H. Andrew Keyasko, Graham, 240 West Canal Street, Wabash, WILLIAMS, George E. William R. Williams, 317 Ind. Beattie, Kans. Dunmore Street, Thorpe, Pa. LANGLEY, Clyde W. R. Edward Langley, WOODCOCK, Loran M. Mrs. Mary A. Wood- KRAVE, Ernest F. Oscar Krave, R. F. D, Achille, Okla. cock, Westmoreland, Kans. 2, Princeton, Minn. NALPANTIAN, Ohannes. John Cloud, Fresno. AMMONS, Knox L. Jesse B. Ammons, Mid- LINDEMAN, Lawrence. Mrs. Eliza Linde- Cal. dendorf, S. C. man, 3356 South Grand Avenue, St. Louis, OWENS, John Vincent. Mrs. C. E. Owens, BAADE, Joe. Mrs. Mary Baade, 503 North Mo. Brewster, Kans. Fifth Street, Waco, Tex. LOMBARDELLI, Lodovico. Dominco Lom- SHERLOCK, John. Mrs. Katie Sherlock, 7 CAREY, Darwin. Mrs. Anna Katzos, War- bardelli, Aquapendente Rome Italy. Clark Street, Newark N. J. rensburg, N. Y. McBAINE, Charles L. Mrs. Rebecca A. Mc* TREAT, Wiley H. William M. Treat, Leslie, CASEBEER, Fied. Earnest Taylor, Janes- Baine, 704 North Eighth Street, Columbia, Ark. vgle, Minn. Mo. WARD, Luther, Jack Ward, R. F. D. 2, CHRISTOFFERSON, 4 Carsten 0. Diedrick MULVEY, George A. Mrs. Rose Mulvey, 2522 Whitesburg, Ga. Christofferson, 353 East Roosevelt Street, North Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIS, George Hart. Mrs. Eva SadIe Tacoma, Wash. NASH, Samuel C. Henry Nash, box 22, Swift, Willis, 134 South Ninth Street, Salina, COLE, Robert F. Hopkins C. Cole, Florence, Minn. Kans. S. C. SCHULTZ, Peter Franz. Mrs. Elsie Bruce, WOOD, Zellie. Mrs. Caroline Wood, Texico, COUK, Walter Louis. Mrs. Srepta Miller, Fre- 2307A Hickory Street, St. Louis, Mo. N. Mex. donia, Kans. SCHUNKE, Francis C. Mrs. Anna Schunke, ANTHONY, Abraham. Mrs. Lizzie Anthony, COTELL, Harris E. Daniel K. Cotell, Yar- 856 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y. R. F. D. 4. Heath Springs, S. C. mouth, Mass. SISCO, John Ennis. Jesse F. Sisco, R. F. D. BALUKONTS, Louis. Mrs. Gidwiga Milew- DAVIS, Lawrence L. Clarence B. Davis, R. F. 32, Hobenwald, Tenn. ski, Poquonock, Conn. D. 5, box 25, Luverne, Minn. SMITH, Marcus B. L. B. Smith, 935 South BARRENA, Casimiro. Tony Barrena, Ford DOLBOW, Bryan M. Mrs. Ameta Dolbow, Main Street, Jacksonville, Ill. City, Pa. 89 West Second Street, Salem, N. J. VALLERY, Max. Conrad Vallery, Platts- BETTS, James W. Mrs. James Betts, 286 ELLIS, Karl Dewey. Mrs. Etta May Ellis, mouth, Nebr. South Hancock Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benedict, Kans. WOODY, James. Ashley C. Woody, 4550 BRAY, Russel Kenney. Charles Wesley Bray, FITZGERALD, David. David Fitzgerald, Arco Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 1022 North Fifth Street, Kansas City, Freehold, N. J. ANDERSON. Andrew M. Mrs. Hannah An- Kans. GOREVIN, Edward. Michael Manning, 320 derson, Dale, Minn. BREVARD, Melborne B. William A. Brevard, West Seventeenth Street, New York, N. Y. ANDERSON, Carl W. Mrs. Cecelia Anderson, Hollow Rock, Tenan. HARBAUGH, William I. William N. Har- box 46, R. F. D. 2, Culver, Wyo. BRINDLEY, Herbert W. Mrs. Ella M. Brind- banc. Third Street, Dover, Ohio. ATKINS, Burtie F. Marion D. Atkins, Bon- ley, Boscobel, Wis. HEINEMAN, John. Mrs. John Heineman, ners Ferry, Idaho. CH1OATE. Claude. Jeff Choate, Pleasant 1807 Seventy-first Street, Brooklyn. N V AUTRY, Archie 0. Mack Autry, Lindale, Ga. Hope, Mo KILMER, Robert N, Mrs. Julia M. Kilmer, BLIGII. Harold Aloysius. Mrs. Alice Bligh, 438 South Fifty-fourth Street, Philadelphia, 249 West Houston Street, New York, N. Y. CONSIDINE, Francis Anthony. John Consi- Pa. BUCH, Carl F. Mrs. Margaret Bach, 3526 dine, 179 Boylston Street, Watertown, MCALLISTER, Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. - Mass. James L. Mrs. Mary Me- CLARK, Charles T. Mrs. M. G. Clark, 811 COUGHLIN, Francis J. Patrick Coughlin, Allister, 2108 Lehigh Street. Swissvale, Pa. West Fourth Street, Sedalia, Mo. Central Avenue, Chrome, N. J. McAVOY, William R. Mrs. Eleanor E. Me- CLARK, Leon R. Mrs. Carry F. Clark, 12 COURTNEY, Peter D. Mrs. Lucile Luthell, Avoy, 2609 West One hundred and thirty- Elm Street, Lancaster, N. H. 810 Thirteenth Street, Griffin, Ga. sixth Street, New York, N. Y. COKE, Adam. Mrs. Eliza P. Coke, Gaines- LEVI Dale. Mrs. Lillie Violet Crippen, 405 McCLEAN, Alexander. Mrs. Frances Mo. 2137 North Twenty-ninth Street, ville, Mo. West First Street, Hutchinson, Kans, Clean, CONNER, John T. Larkin T. Conner, Manor, CROWE, Horace. Mrs. Hannah Crowe, 8020 Philadelphia, Pa. Tex. North Stillman Street, Philadelphia, Pa. McDANIEL, Randolph. Mrs. Daisy McDan- i1el, DENT, Morris W. William F. Dent, Love- CURRY, Raymond. Mrs. Betsy Curry, 222 Hamer, S. C. lady, Tex. Grace Street, Adrian, Mich. NEEDLES, Charles N. J. C. Needles, 923 DEWITT, John. Mrs. Rebecca Dewitt, R. F. DANSELMO, Dominick. Jim Danselmo, Ral- Newton Avenue, Kansas City. Mo D. 1, Etbentown, N. J. ston, Nebr. NICIOLL, Harry E Mrs Susan Nicholls, DODSON, Harvey W. Mrs. Minnie Dodson, DEARDEN, Heber L. Mrs. Mary Dearden, 71 Wave Street, Stapleton, Staten Island, Myrtle, Mo. Honefer, Utah. N. Y. DUNCAN, Joe B. Mrs. Rinda Duncan, Glen DE ROO, John. Isaac De Roo, R. F. D. 3, PERKINS. Jess. Mrs. Florrie Perkins, Bark Cove, Tex. Landing Road, Brighton, N. Y. Camp Mills, Ky. FIELDS, Jacob W. Andrew Fields, 1229 Leh- DINGER, Harry L. Ray B. Dinger, R. F. D. PHILLIPS, George T. Anthony G. Pappas, man Street, Lebanon, Pa. 1, North Point, Pa. 116 West Fifth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. FORBES John B. Mrs. Hazel Forbes, Eiroy, DUCKETT, Herman. Mrs. Emma Gooley, PRYOR, James B. Mrs. Beatrice V. Pryor, Wis. 758 East Third Avenue, St. Charles, ill. 1417 Fifth Street NW.. Washington, D. C. DUNHAM, Jay. Henry S. Dunham, Guymon, GOSSETT, William Fletcher. William Lile, REILLY. Thomas E. Mrs. Bridget Reilly, 1746 Madison Avenue, Granite City, Ill. Okla. 3459 South Morgan Street, Chicago, 11L EVANS, Albert J. Albert Evans, Farming- HALL, Luther. Mrs. Lyzia Marshall, Saxis, SMITH, Russel D. Mrs. Susie Smith. Mis- Va. ton, Towa. souri City, Mo. HARDEN, Thad 0. Baker B. Harden, Many, WAXLER, Truman S. Mrs. Bertha E. War HIGEONS, Ernest L. Mathew Higeons, Oolo- La lbr. box 505, Humble, Te. gah, Okla. JOHNSON, Arthur E. Daniel J. Johnson, WORKMAN, Jesse. Mrs. Della Stephens, JONES, Yates A. Mrs. Sallie Jones, New- Plainview, Tex. Picher, Okla. nan, Ga. JOHNSON, John A. Linus Johnson, 597 BAILEY, William H. Mrs. Mary Bailey, Cor- KASSERA, Robert P. Robert Kassera, sr., East Cook Street, St. Paul, Minn. win Springs, Mont. R. F. D. 3, Maiden Rock, Wis. JOHNSON, Robert Henry. Mrs. Jennie Wal- BAUMILLER, William. Mrs. Elizabeth Ban- KNAPOWSKI, Emil. William Knapowski, it. lace, R. F. D. 3, New Alexander, Pa. miller, 4 ienwick Street, Pittsburgh, Pa F. D. 2. box 75, Pulaski, Wis. JOHNSON, Selby T. John Johnson, Clai- BIURKS, William R. Frank Burks, Fordiand, McCURDY, George D. Mrs. Antoinette Me- borne, La. Mo. Curdy, 674 West Street, New York, N. Y. JOHNSON, Sid. Amey Plummer, Pledger, CHAPMAN, Paul W. Mrs. James Chapman, M cTY Joseph M. Miss Loretta MlcGinty, Tex- Rugby, N. Dak, 2362 Ryer Avenue, New York, N. y. 32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MERTINS, Charles ,I Mrs. Jennie Mertins, JURUSIK, Peter F11. Martin Belea, 212 Lyn- CAIN, William R. Mrs. William R. Cain, 413 Mound Street, Carthage, Mo. wood Avenue, Elvira Heights, . care MITCHELL, of Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle La Fayette J. Miss Efflie L. KINKAID, Emmet Charles. MIs. Georgia Kin- Creek, Mich. Mitchell, Shreve, Ala. kaid, 601 East Seventh Street, Winfield, NALBONE, James. TETLOW, Henry. Mrs. Ida J. Tctlow, Chest. Lew Nalbone, 1210 Kans. nut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa, Princeton Avenue, Trenton N. J. LINDSAY, Louis Mrs. Rebeccalr LindSay, 102 PERRY, Hubalt. Mrs. Daisy Perry, JOHNSON, Harold F. Mrs. Helen G. Joho. Bain- Ormeau Road. Belfast. Ieland. sol, 127 Circular Street, Saratoga Springs, bridge, Ohio. MADOLE, John W. Mrs. Sadie Price, PROBST, Edward. Doni- N. Y. Mrs. Bertha Probst, 18? phan, Mo. MOGGB, John Charles. Mrs John Mogge, 28 Griffith Street, Jersey City, N. . MASCIAN'ONIO, Luigo. Philip Masciarto- Austin PROPHET, William. Miss Street, Rochester, N Y. Mary Prophet; nlo, 401A Division Street, Jeanette, Pa, NEFF, Jesse C, Mrs. Elizabeth Rittenhouse, Springfield, S. C. O'BRIEN, Timothy. Johm J. O'Brien, 029 Flemington, N. J. PTJCYLOWSKY, Joseph. Joseph Pucylowsly, Broadway, Watervliet, N, Y. general delivery, Iroi River. GEORGE, William H. Thomas G, George, 815, Mich. O'DONNELL, Charles. Mrs. Catherine O'Coi- Monroe Street, Eagle Pass, Tex. PFJLLINS,+ Alexander Alexander Puillu, R. nell, 4006 Reservoir Avaeusxe Cleveland, F. D. 5, Benton Harbor, Meb. Ohio. SERGEANTS. SILVERNELL, Harry F. Mirs Orlla Stringer, 2940 OLSTRUM, Andrew. Mrs. Anna Qjatrum, R. GLOVER, Raymond McKoon Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. F I. 1, box 25. Derouda, Wis. C. Mrs. 0. H. Glover, 82 TROUB, Ernest. William Troub, 5836 Lawn SHORTER, Johnson 0. Andrew Shorter, Riversiae Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. %venue, Kansas City, Mo. Braxton, MIss. GRERNEY, William J, Mrs Catherine ITLSHAEMER, Joseph I. Mbs. Rebeeen MI- Greeney, 612 South Wilbur Street, Sayre, shafer, SHOUSE, Whiter 1. Mrs Florence L. Shouse, P*. Weston, Luserne County. Pa. box 3, La Plata, Mo. UNDERWOOD, Lonnie R. S. M. Underwood, SKINNER. Ralph. Mrs. Charlotte McCARTHY, Edward. William McCarthy, 58 R. F. D. 7, box 44, Concord, N. C. Skinner, trst Tenth and one-half Street, Oswego, VOURLITIS, Yaubannah, S. C. N. Y. James N. Peter Maharas, 4759 STECH, Mike Alexander Stech, 301 Sidney West North Avenue, Chicago, III, Street. St Louis Mo. MCHUGH, Peter. Patrick McHugh, 56 Can- WF 4TPHAL, Otto F. 9. H. Westphal, Arco, SUTTLES, Robert C. Lemon Suttles, Deba- tral Place, Orange, N. J. Milnn. non, Mo. PENWELL, Carl J. Mrs. Helen Penwell, ALLORD, Benjamin, Mrs. Jennle Allord, 91 Warren Centre, Pa. South Tenth SWANSON, Salter. Soloron Swanson, 802 REYNOLDS, Street, Newark, N. J. Mtncie Boulevard. Kansas City, Mn. Julius. Mrs. Marie Reynolds, ANDERSON, Johan. Edward Anderson. 1246 Mackinac Avenue, Cheboygan, Mich. Florence 1UPCHURCH. Charley F. Mrs, Nancy Up- SEARLES, Mian eburch, Hurricane, Mn. Neilson C. Mrs. Marion B. Searles, ANGELO, Fraurk. Guiseppe Angelo, 106 Avou 300 Summer Avenue, Newark, N. J. Avenue, Waterbury, WHITE. John IL Mrs. Mary, Hill, 1085 Conn. Forty-third Avenue north, Nashville, Tenn, SMITIL Roy A. Mrs. Alice Smith, 304 ARNOLD, Walter P. Frank M. Arnold, Se- Seventh Avenue, Juniata, Pa. delia, Mo WEBB, Elma Era. Alma Ara Webb, Crews Depot, Ala. THOMPSON, Frederick. MisS Mary Thomp- Al'STIN, Jessie. Moses Austin, R. F. D. 1, son, 908 Poplar Street, Coatesville, Pa. Plum Branch, WEBER, Theodore M Mrs. Theodore (. 8, C. Weber, 1331 Bayard Avenue, St. Louis, WALTON, Clarence E. Miss Elsie Burkholder. BADY, Thomas. Mrs. Sue C. Parker, 391 Mo. R. F. D. 1, Connelliville, Pa. Olive WHIFFIN. Paul. John Ira Whiffia, Hbrton, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Kans. TAYLOR, William Allen. Mrs, Emma Taylor, 33A KER, Allen Francis. Mrs. Mary Williams, box 222, Temple, Tex, Station WILLIAMS, Jd. Mrs. Ella Williams, Mbria, , St JoseT, Mo. Tex. KURZYDLOSKI, Joseph J. Mrs Praxeda Ktr- BARTON, Frederick T. Mrs, Elizabeth Dud- sydioski, 121 North Oak Street, Mount ly, 2638 Third Street, San Francisco, Cal. Carmel. Pa. DALLIZZI, James V. Mrs. Madeline N. Bel- Wounded (Degree Undetermined). PARSONS, George. John D. Parsons, 633 11zi, 843 Berry Avenue, Chicago, IlL OOTOeaL5., East Seventieth Place, Chicago, IL. BLOCK, Henry. Mrs. Marie Block, Gutten- SMYTHE, John A. Mrs. Jrse C. Smythe, berg, Iowa. BOLLES, Frank C, Mrs. Frank C, Bollee, 179 100 Broadway. Hannibal. Me, BOOTH, Otis Preston. Mrs. Eliza Booth, St. Fulton Avenue, Hempstead, N. S. THOMPSON, Back Mrs. Lulu Thompson, Augustin Fit, COBURN, Harol D. Mrs. Harol D. Coburn, 1135 MeGavock Street, Nashville, Tena. BROWN, Arthur I. Thomas P. Brown, 616 Thoraburg Street, Laramie, Wyo. WHITEi Cullen C. Mrs. Jamerson White, Wichita Falls F. Ten MAJOR. R. F. b. 3, Charlotte Courthouse, Va. BROWN, Carrol J. James Thomas Brown, CALDPOTT, Frank V. Mrs. Mary D. Caidi- New Kirk, Okla. MIELER, Charles H. Mrs, Myrtle Mielke, cott, Short Mill%, N. J. BROWN, Erman R. Aaron A. Brown, Pa- 292a Metropolitan Avenue, Wansas City, CAS Y, Joseph N. Joseph P. Casey, 55 triot, Ind. Kans. Bridge Street, Seneca Falls N. Y. BROWN, Jessie. William M. Brown, Holly CAPITAIne, DAVISH, Herbert. Mrs. antl, s c Fay bavish, box 191, VANDYKE, Frederic A. Ms. Mary C. Per Racine, Ohio. BROWNING, Lewis Alvon. Jacob E. Brown- HENDRICKSON. Chester A. Mrs. Marie len iEit. Siloam Springs. kitns, Commonwealth Title Insurance& Trust, Ark. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. drickson, 44 South Center Avenue, Rock. CABLE, Paul. Mrs. 19ry Cable, 2D01 North vi1le Centers N. V. Madison BOLTE, Charles I,. Col. Anson L. Bolts Street, Peoria, Ill. 3757 MILBER, Harry W. William X. Miller, ICAIN, Hugh. Mrs. Eva C. Cain, R. F. 1. 21, Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Ill: Granly Farm, Paw Paw, Mich. Whayland, Obio. lellsUTENANTS. SINE, Chares Frank. James W. Sine, Maple DANNEBROCK, Arthur U. Mrs. Carolina ALLEN, Richard E. Mrs. Ruby Allen, 207 Shadc, N. J. Dannehrock, 58 Woepple Street, Buffaloo Lighthouse Avenue, NewA Monterey, Cal, SMITH, William F. Mrs. Ella Smith, 40T N. Y. ANDREWS, Carl W. Mrs, W M. Andrewsi Niagara Street, Buffalo, N . DIPASQTJALE, Donato Mrs. Nellie DIlPaa. Penn and Wood, Streets, New Bethlehem, T Lee O. Mrs. Bred Starksi Little. quale, 445 Wishington Street Mt, Pleas, Pa. aut, Pa. ARROGAN, A. '1 Ak L. Arrogan, 14- West ZIESKE, Michael Z. Mrs. Sebinia Zieske DUGAN, George B. Mrs. Bridget Dugan, Washington Street, Chicago, II, WebIer, 717 North Broad Street, Mankato,, 320A Seventeenth Street, Brooklyn, N. 1. BOSTER, Harold A. K. M, Boster, Galipo- DUKES, Oscar Marshall. John Janime Dukes, Ita. Ohio. BADORF, Paul M. John S. Badorf, Litits, It. F 1). 1, New Salem, Tex. BOWERS, William. JoInt W. Bowers 878 Ia, DUNKLR, Thomas L. Homer Dunkle, Route Nbrth Twenty-third Street, Philadephia, BAXLEY, Levi. John Barley, 1829 Phelps D No, 1. MeArthur, Ohio, Pa. Street, Ottawa, I1. DUTES, Clarence E. Mrs. Addle E. Shelley, CAMPBELL, James 1. James R. Campbell. BRASSER, P-ter. Herbert Brasser; 924 Dil. Roberts, Mont. v-., Tuskegce, Ala, 11nghaml Avenue, Sheboygan, Wis. EAVES, James Riley. Mrs. Belle Eaves, Sa- DUCKSTEIN, Arthur W. Mrs. Carailne CARRICK. Kenneth Z Mrs. Mame- Carrick, pulpa, Okla. Duckstein, 245 Earragut Street, Piiladel- 6M1 Taruo Street, Menasha, Wis. FARUER. Arlo .r. Mrs John F. Farmer, 904 phi, Pa. CONGDON, Jay D. Asa T. Congdon, Coving- East Twenty-eighth Street, Kansas City, DUTTON, Hubert Wallace. Mrm, Charles I. ton, Okla. Mo. Hafner, 621 West One hundred and thittyv CONNERS. Harold R. Miss Bessie Connera, fifth Street New York, N. FERCHO, Fred. John Fercho, Lehr, N. Dak. Y. 1,06 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. GRAHAM. Orson J. Lyman L. Graham, 21 DUBE, Alfred N. Mrs. Adele Dube, 78 Maple FERGUSON, Sam Gordon. Artin. Thomas Smithman Mins, Millsap, Tax. Street, Oil City, Pa. Street, Woonsocket, R. I MUCHMORE, Ernest C. P. Muchmore, La FINCH, Emanuel R. Mrs. Winnie Macker; FILMORE, Gus Joseph. John Potoski, 1901 Fontaine, Ind. Ofalon Street, St. Louis, Mo. 5346 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Ill. FISHER, Carlos 0. Mdrs. Annie Fisher, Long- NOXEN, John F, jr. J. F. Noxen, Pittsfield, HELMS, Ruin. Robert E. Helms, Wichita valle, Cal. Mass. vallS, Tex PINCUS, Julius, Harris Pines, 47 Graham HOLT. Frank Maurice. C. W. Hlt, 837 FISHER, Dean Howard. Mrs. Sarah Fisher, Avenue. H. F. D. 2, Depew, Okla. Brooklyn. N. X, Thirty-ninth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. FOY, John Mrs. Catherine Foy, Bohondra POLLOCK, Benjamin H; Mrs, Elte Smith McGEOGHEGAN, Harry J. Mrs. Mary (L Bani Pollock 301 York Road, Jenkintown, Pa. MeGeoghegan, 4009 Spring Garden Street, post office, County Mayo, Ireland, SCHAFFNER. Dwite GOTTLIEB. Joseph. Mrs. Louis Gottlieb, 137' H Mrs, P. H Schaff- Philadelphia, Pa. Butler Street, New Haven, Conn. ner, Falls Crek,. Pa. McGLONE, Joseph C. Mrs. Frank McGlone3 1HE -1TH, Willie J. Mrs. Laura Heath, Carson, WALDEN, James P. James 11. Walden, 142 Jackson Court, Natick, Mass. Va. Boulevard, Passaic, N. J. MILLER. Lowell C. Mrs. Helen Miller, South CUSiHING. Joseph U, A William Cushing, Broadway, Spencerville, Ohio. HIGGIN,. Daniel. Mrs. Ange Higgins, 1820 2511 South Twentieth Street, Philadelphia, NEWMAN. Fred Franklin. Isaac A. New, North Fourteenth Street, St. Louis, Mo. Pa. man. Darbyville, Va. IIILEMAN, John N. Isaac Hileman, R. ]. D. PETERSON, Percy Chester. Mrs. P. Peter- NIGHELSON Claud. Miss Marjorie Nichol- J, West Union, W. Va. son, Lusk, Wyo. son Overland Park, Kans. JING, Arthur E Gottfried John Jung, R. F. VOLMIRICH, Arthur F. Mrs. Luella Volm. O'NRILL, Clarence F. Frank O'Neill, Nor. D 2, Okarche, Okla. rich, 5310 CJaybourne Street, Pittsburgh, borne. Mo. JUNGE, Peter H. Hans Junge, Keystons Pa. TROY, Patrick. John Flanagan, 194'Waverly Iowa. WYATT, Dillard Hiram, Robert Hiram Place. New York, N. Y. JONKLr, Frank F. M[rs. Anna Jonkel, I F. Wyatt, 612 Missouri Avenue, Roswell, STEVENSON, Roy D. Joe Stevenson, 442 D. 1, box 7, Columbia, Wisa. N. Mex. North Main Street, Linton, Ind. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 33 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SMITH. Louis S. Mrs. Margaret M. Smith, YOUNG, John R. Miss Margaret Young, 3823 RALPH, John L. L. T. Ralph, Fort Dodge, Dalton, Pa. Muffin Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iowa. Clinton C. Dr. Abbott C. Combes, ANDERSON, Albert. John Anderson, P. F. BURNS, Joseph J. Mrs. Annie Burns, 408 SW AN, D. 1, Rowlett, Tex. East Sixty-ft.th Street, New York. N. Y. Elmhurst, N. Y. Mrs. Edna Call, Santa THOMPSON, Thomas R. Frank Thompson, ARMOUR, Charles E. Earle W. Armour, CALL. Theodore L. Marietta, Pa. Rayle Ga. Paula, Cal. BAILEY, Frank E. Mrs. Emma J. Bailey, CASS, William. Mrs. Herbert E. Cass, 128 WEST. James B. Mrs. Mary M. West, 2236 Bassett Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Roosevelt Street, Berkeley, Cal. Eighth Street and Kaw River, Kansas City, Weitzman, 246 Kans. DOUGERY, Edward M. Mrs. Jeniale Dougery, WOIF SON, David S. Max BELCOVE, William C. George Belcove, 123 2640 Dane Street, Berkeley, Cal. Peshine Street, Newark, N. J. North California Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DUTRA, Edward A. Antone Dutra, Dublin, WOOLSON, Theron M. games L. Woolson, BENSON, Carl Gus. Mrs. Fern Benson, 64 Cal. 20 East Jachson Boulevard, Chicago, Il Illinois Street, Battle Creek, Mich. EDDY, Edgar S. Mrs. B, F. Eddy, 1625 CORPORALS. BISHOP, Charles Guss. Charles Bishop, Woodmont Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Blaine, Ky. FLANAGAN, Thomas J. Mrs. Sarah Plana- BRODERICK, John F. Mrs. Bella Mack, BRAXTON, Douglas. Mrs. Annie Braxton, gan, 120 Jersey Street, Paterson, N. J. 1730 Wallace Avenue, Van Nest, N. Y. 1728 Delaney Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GRISWOLD, Walter. Mrs. Alice Griswold, CARROLL, Andrew D. Mrs. Margaret Car- BRUCE. Merwin W. George V. Bruce, 308 R. F. D. 2, Oswego, N. Y. roll, 168 West Second Street, Fulton, N. Y. Second Avenue South, Fort Dodge, Iowa. MULCAHEY, Daniel P. Michael Mulcahey, ECKERT, Joseph J. Mrs. F. Eckert, 277 CONSLA, Herman Ralph. Mrs. Blanch Con- 140 West Erie Street, Oswego, N. Y. Buelid Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. sla. Harmonsburg, Pa. NEALER, Charles A. Mrs. Trace B. Nealer, GREENAWALT, Charles James. Mrs. Ida CONWAY, George A. M. W. Conway, 68 683 Chestnut Street, Indiana, Pa. Greenawalt, Sligo, Pa. Pearl Street, Rochester, N. Y. NICHOLSON, Johnnie H1. F. B. Nicholson, JACOiS. Howard I. Mrs. Isabell Jacobs, DOLAN, Stephen A. John F. Dolan, 407 Union, Miss. 825 North Forty-first Street, Philadelphia, Colwyn Avenue, Darby, Pa. PATTERSON Melvin D. Mrs. W. T. Patter- Pa. DUNNING, Wayne George. John. Williams son, R. F. b. 1, Nampa. Idaho. KENDLER, Harry. Charles Kendler, Mount Dunning. Hendrickson, Mo. PRITCHARD, Marshall W. E. J. Pritchard, Winans, Md. EELLS, John D. George W. 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Mrs. James McCabe, 25 KEHOE, Thomas F. Mrs. B. Kehoe, 40 Day Mich. Barber Street, Auburn, N. Y. Thirteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GROVE, Frank Luther. Mrs. Anna Catherine MILLER, Charles. Mrs. Hattie J. Miller, MURPHY, Thomas W. James F. Murphy, Grove, 320 West Penn Street, Carlisle, Pa. Fagus, Mo. Calhoun, Ill. REICIHELT, William R. Richard Reiceilt, MORSE, William M. Mrs. Grace Morse, 51 3041 North Norris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Union Street, Springfield, Mass. WAGONER. McCONEGIIY, Walter V. Mrs. George Mc- PARKIN, George. Mrs. Ann Parkin, 628 KERSTETTER, Charles H. Benjamin C. Ker- Conoghy, 5049 Wade Street, Philadelphia, West Huntingdon Street, Philadelphia, Pa. stetter, King Street, Milton, Pa. Pa. PELTON, Louis E. Mrs. Ada D. Pelton, 16 M0f'cfCOaL, George W. John R. McCool, Forest Clark Street, Auburn, N. Y. BUGLERS. Avenue and Johnston Street, Philadelphia, PUTYNKOWSKI, Paul S. Mrs. Josephine DORWALDT, Henry F. Mrs. Matilda Dor- Pa. Putynkoweki, 235 Clara Place, Chicago, waldt, Barrington, Ill. O'HARA, Daniel J. Mrs. R. Burrows, 80 Lorl- Ill. GROSS, Leslie C. Mrs. Mary Gross, 424 Vic- more Street, Rochester, N. Y. SCHLECHT, Harry. John Schleebt, 2148 toria Street, Corona, Cal. OTTERBACH, Frederick Charles. Mrs. Charles East Dauphin Street, Philadelphis, Pa. HAYNES, Harvey M. Mrs. Mary E. Haynes, Otterbach, Compton, Ill. SHARP, uther H. Mrs. Mollie Sharp, 1800 Yorker Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. R. F. POMA TZL, Fred. Mrs. Emma Pomajal, Greenwood, Tex. MUSICIAN. D. 2, Crete, Nebr. SHANNON, Hugh C. Homer W. Shannon, QUACKENBUSH, Alonso Irving. Mrs. Helen Jefferson, S. Dak. SWARTZ, Paul Grosh. William F. Swartz, Quackenbush, 140 Broad Street, Newark, SUMNER, George A. George F. Sumner, 444 New Bloomfield, Perry County, Pa. N. IT. \''atkins Street, Augusta, Ga. COOKS. SHAIN, John A. Mile Shain, Racine, Meigs TAYLOR, Nathaniel J. Mrs. Mary C. Tay- County, Ohio. lor, 245 Fourteenth Street SE., Washing- JACOBS, Thomas E. Mrs. Mary Jacobs, 1827 SNOW, Ralph A. P. H. Snow, 1618 Wash ton. D. C. Roseberry Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Street, Boise, Idaho. VALENTINE, Stacy C. Mrs. Hattie Valen- HAYNES. Eversley T. Mrs. Gertrude M. SVITAK, William. Mrs, Jannettas Svitak, tine, 821 Crown Street, Olean, N. Y. Reese, Snow Shoe, Pa. :30 East Seventieth Street, New York, N. Y. WALLACE, Eugene. Henry Wallace, Falk- PRIVATES. TIPPIT, Charles L. Wiliam 0. Tippit, Pur- ville, Ala. AYERS, Fred B. Mrs. Henry B. Ayers, 1010 cell, Okla. WINDON, Joseph C. James Windon, Black- VAN HOOVEN, Richard. J. Van Hooven, 838 Bay Street, Rochester, N. Y. ville, W. Va. BECHTEL, Fred A. Mrs. Nora Lynch, Hamel, Watson Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. WITMER, Elmer C. Henry D. Witmer, WHITAKER, William T. Mrs. Carrie A. Minn. Mount Joy, Pa. BOTIS, Joseph. Giovanni Botis, Strada Jones, 1001 Adams Street, Carneys Point, Sylvester. Arthur Dign , N. J. DIGNAM, Keron Verininibari, Italy. 231 West Eighteenth Street, New York, CIARCELLUTI, Donato. Constantino Ciar- WILLIAMS, Walter J. John R. Williams, 404 N. Y. celluti, Penne, Province Teramo, Italy. Sixth Avenue, Shenandoah, Iowa. GEE, Wallace. William W. Gee, Gans, Okla. DORSETT, Frank E. Mrs. May Dorsett, WARLEY, Edward. Edward Worley, 2328 SEARS. Frazier L. Wallace P. Sears, East White Deer, S. Dak. Scranton Road, Cleveland, Ohio. Goldberg, Savran, BARTLEY, Charles E. Dercude Bartley, Al- Dennis. Mass. GOLDBERG, Sam. Sam liance, Ohio. DONABEDIAN, Jacob. Thomas Donabedian, Podoler, Governa, Russia. Baker, 8 Denny Street, Worcester, Mass. GRASSI, Tony. Clemeraldo Grassi, Castel- BAKER, Chester G. Mrs. Phillip J. DURNBAUGH, Edwin F. Mrs. Sadie Durn- nuv, Province of Luca, Italy. 150 Bats Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Croskey Street, Philadelphia, Kamina, Vilna, CAMERON, John J. Mrs. Anna Cameron, baugh, 1748 KAMINA, Joseph. Adolph 4808 North Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Pa. Poland. - LARAMEE, Harry J. Samuel Laramee, 94 GREGORY, William H. Mrs. William H. KAWALYK, John. Martin Kawalyk, MientkJ, East Forty-fourth Street, Bayonne. N. J. Gregory, 134 Sterling Street, Boston, Mass. Glubin, Petrubiesraw, Poland, Russia. KENNINGTON, Ralph N. Mrs. Isabell Ken- MARRINAN, William P. J. J. Marrinan, 1l7 HERMAN. William F. Henry C. Herman, N. Y. West Ninety-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. 731 St. Louis Street, Long Beach, Cal. nington, 138 Bridge Street, Brooklyn, MORINELLI, Raffaele. Joseph Morinell, 1026 JOHNSON, Albert L. Mrs. Hannah Johnson, LANDIN, Herbert. Mrs. Eia Landin, Lands- Montrov Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 426 Allen Street, Jamestown, N. Y. krona, Sweden. UEBEL,IRudolph. Mrs. Christina Uebel, 14= KIDD, Joseph. John L. Kidd, Alexandria, LUCENTE, Luigi. Luigi Lucente, Cattesera East Fifth Stret, La Salle, Ill. Va. . Do Calenyaro, Stragal, Italy. 34 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MARSLAND, William D. Mrs. William D. PFUNDT, Otto F. John F. Pfundt, Manhelm, BURRIS, Lawson Foster. James F. 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Mrs. Belle Rodgers, Wolostu Bier Ruchowan Arkina Pretdowa Fortime, MoAt. R. F. D. 3 Waverly, W. Va. Rumacowis, Russia. THORPE, John. Mrs. Margaret Thorpe, 432 CURRAN, hernard. Bernard Curran, 525 RUTHERFORD, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Ruther- Seventh Street, Calumet, Mich. East Sixth Street, Brie, Pa. ford, Bolivia, ILL. WHITE, William H. Mrs. Mary E. White, DE FOE, Michael Salvatore. Arch Angelo SCHMIDT, Richard M. William F. Schmidt, Rockford, Tenn. De Foe, 224 Park Avenue, Kansas City, Mo, Nashville, Kans. WOOD, Hershal E. Mrs. Ada B. Wood, Eaton, DELANEY, Thomas 1. Mrs. Annie Weierich, WATERS, Russel. Earl D. Waters, State Hos- Ind. 81 North Fourteenth Street, East Orange, pital, Binghamton, N. Y. WYSOCKI Alexander. Onufry Wysocki, 2029 N. J. YATES, Fred S. James Yates, rural route 8, North Twenty-second Street, Philadelphia, DICOSTANZO, Luigi. Leona Dicostanzo, 411 Huntertown, Ind. Pa. East One hundred and twentieth Street, New MALDEN, Ralph I. Mrs. J. C. Malden, 34 YAUGER, William H. Jerimlah M. Yauger, York, N. Y. Brook Street, Brookline, Mass. Beech Hill, W. Va. EVANS, Sidney. Kynthic Gibson, 810 Home- ANDERSON, Gilbert V. Samuel G. Anderson, ZINN, George. Mrs. Amanda Whetney, wood Avenue, Warren, Ohio. R. F. D. 1, North Platte, Nebr. Aurora, Mo. FOSTER, Elmer W. Frank V. Foster, general REARDSLEY, Arthur L. Mrs. Frederick ZYGOWSKI, Lee F. Frank Zygowski, 353 delivery, Fulton, S. Dak. Beardsley. 44 Sutton Avenue, Stamford, Bartlett Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. GRAHAM. Brinkley S. Mrs. Nannie Graham, Conn. BAKER, Clyde W. J. C. Baker, Jelks, Ark. Plainview, Tex, DEAN, Charles W. Mrs. Mary Cornell, 105 COODY, Hugh E. Clarence Coody, Gulledge, GREENLAW, Clifford C. Mrs. Margaret Harvester Avenue, Batavia, N. Y. Ark. Greenlaw, Salisbury, Mass. FAVALE, Pasquale. Dominick Favale, Tor- HALL, Harry K. Duncan M. Hall, 231 Ful- HARRIS, Denman. Mrs. Alice Harris, Devine, ella Di Avelleno Lombardi, Italy. ton Street, Jamestown, N. Y. Tex. FERRARO, Jimy. Mrs. Maria Palala, Ros- HUGHES, Charles C. Clarence Baghns, gen- HINOJOSA, Maximiliano. Miss Matilda Iline- arno, Province Reggio, Calabria, Italy. eral delivery, LaWson, Mo. Josa, Sejita, Tex. LARSON, Carl. Lars M. Johnson, House 9, JOHNSON, Milton. Mrs. Bessie Johnson, Lan- HOLTZ, George W. John H. Holtz, R. F. D. Staumrad, Sweden. rens, S. C. 9, Paola, Kans. LYSTVEDT, Sigurd. Magnus Christianson, O'CONNOR, Thomas HOUGHAM, Elmer C. Charles Hougham, Spydeberg, Smaalenene, Norway. U. Mrs. Belia O'Connor, Casper, Wyo. Mrs. John T. England, 17 Perry Avenue, Worcester, Mass. McMILLAN, Eddie. OXFELD, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Oxfeld, 586 HUFF, Neil Edmond. Mrs. Jennie HufE, Cape Bamberg, S. C. Vincent, N. Y. Little- Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARKS, Talton, Mrs. Rebecca Marks, PALESTINI, Umberto. Mrs. Victorio Pales- JOHNIS, Joseph A. Mrs. Cecelia Johnis, 402 ton, N. C. tini, Collengville, Cal. Eighth Street, Troy, N. Y. SMITH, Peter. Eddie Smith, 11 Porter PETITT, George. Mrs. Mable Adams, Water- JOHNSON, Carl H. William Rutter, Alle- Street, New London, Conn. loo Iowa. gheny Street, Hanover, Pa. TABASCO, Anthony. Angelo Tabasco, 816 POWELL, Gladys. George W. Powell, Pine- JONES, Wilbur C. Mrs. Eliza M. Tones, 425 Montrose Street, Philadelphia, Pa. hurst, Ga. East Monterey Street, Stockton, Cal. WINSLOW, Arthur J. John A. Winslow, SPACE, Allen Daniel. Mrs. James Collins, JOST, Florylan. Miss Stella Vishi, 624 Minor Post office box 135, East Lyme, Conn. Johnsonburg, Pa. Street, Reading, Pa. BERGERSON, Bonnie A, Gilbert Bergerson, SCOTT, William A. Mrs. Margaret Scott, 017 JUBER. William Francis. Miss lelen Juber, R. F. D. 1, Big Lake, Minn. Charles Street, St. Pail Minn. 309 Bear Street, Syracuse, N. Y. CECCACCL Arduino. Giovanni Ceccacci, Ca- SHAW, Max C. Mrs. I. .T. Perrson, 1515 KAISER, Curt E. W. H. Mrs. Curt Kaiser, prano, Rome, Italy. Iowa Street Cedar Falls, Iowa. 46 Tennyson Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. ALBERTI, Biagio. I. Teschi, Black Diamond, SHAW, Max . Eugene D. Shaw, 1113 Car- KENNEY, William. Miss Catherine Kenney, Wash. son Street. Tulsa, Okla. 1163 Halsey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ANDRUS, Leslie E. Mrs. Anna Andrus, 607 SMITH, Charles S. Mrs. Catherine Smith, KRUEGER, Carl R. Mrs. Elizabeth Krueger, Second Street, Williamsport, Pa. 611 Sycamore Street, Camden, N. J. 121 Independence Street, Waterloo, Iowa. ARGUE, Joseph P. Mrs. Joseph Argue, 2628 SMITH, Ruick E. Mrs. Florence Smith, R. F. McGREGAR, i1aly J. Mrs. Mary McGregar, Pine Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. D. 2. La Harpe. Kans. R F. D 4 McMinnville, Tenn. AVERY, William B. John H. Avery, R. F. D. TERPINSKY, Max Stephen. Mrs. Fatiana MACPiERSON, William J. Mrs. Arthur L.' 38, Waterville, Me. Terpinsky, Mahlilow Club and Uezd, Wenroz- Staley, 350 Grant Street, Buffalo N. Y. BRANNON, William. Mrs. Nora Dems, R. F. kio Vol Der Zabolole, Russia. McCUMIBER, Norman. Mrs. Minnie Lalanie, Ti 6, 482 William Street, Buffalo, N. y. Madison, Fla. THOMAS. George. Barney M. Thomas, Ros- MIRES, Isaac. Mrs. Kizzer Mikes, Clarks- CASEY, John W. T. Mrs. John Casey, 147 lyn Heights, N. Y. burg, W. Va. North Clinton Street, East Orange, N. J. TOELKE, Harry. Mrs. Lucy Toelke, 70 Park MILNER, Charles 0. Mrs. Siothy Thomas, CLAXTON, James J. Mrs. Margarete Era- Avenue, New York, N. Y. Nyssa, Oreg. wana Claxton, R. F. D. 3, Henrietta, Okla. TULLY, Frank. Mrs. Mettie Reed Tully, Dar- MORIARTY, James R. Mrs. John McClellan, COLT. William A. Richard F. Cole, R. F. D. lington, Wis, 202 Glenwood Avenue, Medina. N. Y. 1, Vinita, Okla. WARD, George P. Mrs. Ellen Ward, 109 MUSCHINSKY, Joseph. Max Muschinsky, R. CROFFORD, Todd A. Norman Bert Crofford, Laurel Street, Watertown, Mass. F. D. 1 Irma, Wis. 50 Cherry Street, Niles, Ohio. WHITE, Charles W. Thomas White, R. F. D. NEWMAN, Earnest W. Vincent Newman, ELY, Shelby Wesley. Alexander W. Ely, R. 4, Loogootee, Ind. F. D. 2, Foss, Okla. Lakeview, Me. WHITMORE, Harvey. Mrs. Elsie Whitmore, NICKEL, Julius A. 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Winschel, Avenue, Pittsburgh; Pa. Raymond F. Raymond MacFall, R. F. D. 1, Deep River, Conn. WESTGREN., Edward Otto. Mrs. Guss John- 99 Fort Washington Avenue, New York, son, 23 Kinzua Avenue, Kane, Pa. N. Y. YOUNG, Charles H. Mrs. Hattie B. Young, 305 Second Avenue, West Catasauqa Pa. ANTON, Irving L. Nathan Antopolsky, 903 MAIESKI, Frank. Mrs. Martha A. Maieski, BABCOCK, Clayton F. Orville Babcock, Cen- Rogers Place, New York, N. Y. 221 Nineteenth Street, Brooklin, N. Y. tral Square, N. Y. ANTRIM, Earl F. Mrs. Ada Antrim, 412 McKAY, George M. Jack McKay, Constance, DANTUANO, Joseph. Mrs. Louise Dantuano, Cherry Street, Pottstown, Pa. Minn. 62 Lawn Avenue, Corona, N. Y. BAT, Frank. Mike Chyzinski, 1408 East MA RACCI, David. Mrs. Melia Marace, Lucca, DOOLEY, Joseph. Miss Katherine Dooley, Twenty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Italy. 1101 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. BAUER Jerome D. Philip Bauer, 861 East MATTESON. Paul. George Matteson, R. P. D. CAPUTO, Joseph. Mrs. Rose Caputo, 222 One hundred and sixty-first Street, New 4, Morris, Ill. Barkwick Avenue, Brooklyn N. Y. York, N. Y. MUNOA, Phil. Mrs. Dennis Munoa, Temecula, CHAMBERS, John C. Miss Minnie Jackson, BUTTERWORTH, William T. Mrs. Mary Cal. 79 Fairfield Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. Butterworth, 576 Seventh Street, Buffalo, N. Y. GOLDBERG, Abraham. Mrs. Katherine Gold- HARGROVE, Joseph. Mrs. Jessie Margrove, bert. 423 Ninth Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. 114 Anders Avenue, Geneva, N. Y. CARAVELLA. Joseph. Mrs. Josephine Cara- HENDERSON, VANPELT, Clarence E. Mrs. Lee Manning, velle, 44 Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. William S. Frank Henderson, 222 East Main Street, Cushing, Okla. CARDWELL. Walter. Miss Edna C. Card- R. F. D. 2, Lorena Tex. Baker, Garland, LANE, William. John Healy, 10 Squire BAKER, Ernest. Mrs. Annie well 401 Washup Street, Danville, Va. Street, Cortland, N. Y. Mont. CARS6N, Earl G. Mrs. Saul Carson, 11 Leo- NUNES, Joe. Manuel Nunes, route C, box BOVAY, Raymond J. Mrs. Amella M. Bovay, pold Street, Rochester, N. Y. 363 Modesto, Cal. 228 Gertrude Street Syracuse, N. Y. DEATON, Charley P. Mrs. Annie B. Wilson, OWICKA, Albert. Mrs. Victor Hmura, Bonds- BOWLING, Bradley, 'William Bowling, Shoal, 722 Twenty-fourth Street, Des Moines, Ville, Mass. Ky. Iowa. PARKER, Henry S. Mrs. Lee U. Parker, BUNTING. George M. Mrs. Dorothy II. Bunt- DEHLINGER, Donald. Mrs. Andrew S. Deh- Pittsburg, Tex. ing, 124 East Maple Street, Langhorne, Pa. linger, Eggertsville, N. Y. .THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 35 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING DEMAY, Charles. Mrs. Lucinda Demay, 304 DAVIS, Charles R. Mrs. Ollie Hart, Fort Gib- GREENE, Harland B. Mrs. Augusta F. West One hundred and fifty-fourth Street, son, Okla. Greene, Port Byron, N. Y. New York, N. Y. DENGLERI, Earnest. Adolph Dengler, Traer, GREENFIELD, Clifford H. Mrs. Nettie .A. DEMPSEY, Garrett. Mrs. Katherine Purr Iowa. Greenfield, Moravia, N. Y. 23 Devoe Street, Brooklyn, N_ Y. 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Street, Psmouth, Mass. 4 Pexton Avenue, Sherrill, N. Y. VANDENBUSSCIIE, Michael G. Mrs. Daisy WEEKS. Roy W. Thomae Weeks, R. F. D. YALE, Clifford S. Robert B. Yale, 50 Mill Vandenbussehe, Hokab, Mine. 1, Phillipsburg, N. J. Street, Slatington, Pa. WEEAKS, Oscar L. Mrs. Nettle Weeaks, ADAMSON, Axel S. Mrs. John E. Adamson, YANTES, Maurice. Isaac Yantes, 729 Blance R. F. D. 2. Farmersville, Tex. S6 Each Street, Jamestown, N. Y. Street, Jacksonville, Fla. WETSIORE. Ralph E. Mrs. Nettie Wetmore, AFFARDE, Charles F. Lewis Affarde, Haw- COPELAN, Louis. Mrs. Ida Tarlow. 1714 Wliscoy. N. Y. ley, Pa. North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ALTHOFF, Frederick W. Mrs. Frederick W. ALBiARADO, Alfred. Mrs. John Albarado, CUTLIP, Noah. Isaac Cutlip, care of C. C. Althoff, 608 West Cooper Street, Utica, Plaquemine, La. Chaplin, Kovan. W. Va. N. Y, AUFFENORD, Henry J. Theodore Auffenord, DAWSON, Paul F. Mrs. Jane Dawson, 337 ANDERSON, Frank. Mrs. Emma Anderson, Trowbridge, Ill. 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Joseph Beaure- South Main Street, Branford, Conn. Va. gard. 479 Jefferson Street. Fall River, Mass. CLARK, Thomas J. Mrs. Ellen Clark, 2523 FINGER, Clyde AL Mrs. Charles Finger, BELLINGER, Albert B. Airs. Harriet Bel- Woodhine Street, Bideewood, N. Y. Pulteney, N. Y. lingwr, Bellevue, Idaho. CONWELL, William. William Jones, Stras- FORD, Joseph D. Mrs. Jessie Ford, West BIER, Alexander. Mrs. Rose Bier, 1015 burg, Ohio. Canaan, N. I. Lafayette Ax enue, Moundsville. W. Va. CRAWFORD, George B. Mrs. Samuel Bene- GOMAN, Paul. Benjamin Kruztowsku, 634 BLANK. Joseph A. Mrs. Rose Ratzen Stein, diet, Naugatuck, Conn. East Third Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. 1014 Byron Street, Chicago, III. 36 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1791. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BORN, John J. Mrs. Belle Kindall, 276 LYDEEN, Verner. Carl Lydeen, Pettibone, TOOT, Ray C. Mrs. Emeily Toot, 613 William Locust Street, Akron, Ohio. N. Dak. Street Clearfield Pa. BUSSEY, Harry M. Mrs. Anna Bussey, 4061 McCONNELL, Edward Jackson. Mrs. Minnie VANDUAEN, Roland Glen, Hiram B. Van- West First Street, Pueblo, Colo. McConnell, 318 South Valley Street, Kansas dusen, R. F. D. 5, Jewell City, Kans. CAMPBELL, Robert L. Mrs. Bertha Ferell, City, Kans. WATSON, Hugh G. Mrs. Josephine Watson, Majestic, Ky. McDONALD, Harry F. Mrs. Emma McDon- 2427 Swiss Avenue, Dallas, Tex. COMBER, Georee M. Mrs. Lillian X. eomber, aNid, Grace Avenue, Springfield, Long Island, WEINBERG, Samuel. Leil Weinberg, 770 4449 Paul Strcet, Philadelphia, Pa. N.Y South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CREVELING, George W. Samuel Creveling, MoDONOUGH, Frank J. Mrs. Julia McDon- WELCH, Charles J. J. A. Welch, 53 Romeyn R. F. D. 3. box 39, Lyons, Iowa. ough 64 James Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Street, Rochester, N. Y. DAVIS, Fred G. Mrs. J. C. Davis, Burlingame, McG EVER, Patrick H. Mrs. Mary Moran, WOLFE, Clair R. Mrs. Anna Wolfe, 6447 Kans. 24 Parish Court, Carbondale, Pa. South May Street, Chicago, Ill. ELLIOTT, Arthur II. Frederick J. Elliott, McLEHOSE, William. Thomas McLehose, 290 ALWAISE, Frederick. Mrs. Anna Alwaise, Minerva, Ohio. Stagg Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 385 Tenth Street, Troy, N. Y, FALCICCKIO, Guiseppi. Marcello Falcecko, McLEOD, Daniel. John Clarke, Marysville, ANDERSON, Paul T. Charles A. Anderson, Grumo Opulo, Italy. Mont. Washington Street, North Easton, Mass. FAULKNER, Clarence E. Mrs. Maggle Faulk- MARKE, Gottlieb. Mrs. Mary Marke, 1153 BACKLOUP, Emmett J. Mrs. Florida L. Van ner, Elmina, Tex. Thirty-second Street, Moline, Ill. Camp, box 201, Mart, Tex. FINLAY, Thomas L. Mrs. Margaret Finlay, NICHOLLS, John. Mrs. Lillian Nicholls, Teal BARKER, Thomas P. Mrs. Ellen E. Barker, 616 East Fifth Street, Delphos, Ohio. Lake, Mich. Brownsville, Oreg. GEURTS, Arnold J. Cornelius Geurts, R. F. NIEZNANSKL Vincenty. Mrs. Katazina Pol- BARRON, Jack. Mrs. Lucy II. Barron, 800 D. 1, Brown Valley, Minn. eduski, 218 Koscimske Street, Toledo, Ohio. 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SHIPLEY, Richard B. Richard N. Shipley, R. F. D. 1, Kingsport, aenn. Bowley 23 Hancock Street Reading, Mass. HESS, Frank D. Henry Hess, Lyon Station, URBAN, Bernard B. Mrs. Rose Eatzke, 8064 BRADIGiN, Franklin G. MIrs. Kate Olive Pa. North Avers Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Bradigan, 1010 West Walnut Street, Sha- IIITCHNER, George 11alealtioner. Wilbert WLOWYKO, John. Joseph Wlowyko, R. F. D. mokin, Pa. Hitchner, Woodstown, N. J. box 42. Rossford, Ohio. BROWN, James E. Mrs. Mary B. Brown, HOWLAND, Glenroy M. Wilfred B. How- YESURAS, James C. Peter Yesuras, 643 324 Railroad Street, Gallon, Ohio. land box 84, North Woodstock, N. H. Water Street, Bridgeport, Conn. COAST, Lewis Harry. Miss Maggie Coast, HUGHES, Howell. Mrs. Mararet T. Rob- ALCORN, Toseph R. Mrs. Katy Alcorn, R. Oil City, Pa. erts, 1435 Francis Street, Utica, N. Y. F. D. 4, Newburgh, N. Y. COLANTONIO, Joseph. Mrs. Filomena Man- KIANICKA. Gabriel. Paul Knapec 2985 East AMSPACHER, Robert Leo. Mrs. Levy Ams- cini, 2531 North Austin Avenue, Chicago, Eighty-third Road Street, Cleveland, Ohio. pacher, 843 York Street, Hanover, Pa. Ill. LAFFERTY, Wiliam. Mrs. Elizabeth Lafferty BAKER, Desie. Mrs. Elizabeth Casters, Gar- COLLINS,. Milo. Mrs. Isabel Whitford, box 1505 West Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 'gatha Va 99, Reedpoint, Mont. LINDSEY, John S. George Cornelius, 448 BEEMAN, Roy S. Mrs. Mary A. Beeman, CONROY James. Mrs. Mary H. Conroy, 195 Varick Street, Utica, N. Y. Lonaconing, Md. West Crosler Street, Akron, Ohio MARBLE, Joseph R. Joseph J. Marble, 110 BERG, Jacob U. Mrs. Mable C. Letterly, 321 CRISPIN, Linn R. James Crispin, 7 Elliott West Maiden Street, Washington, Pa. North Elmwood Street, Medina, Ohio. Street, Waverly, N. Y. MUTH, Carl F. Mrs. Margaret Muth, 275 BLACKWELL, Walter R. John Blackwell, DIGNAN, Edward D. Mrs. Edward J. Barry, Dewey Avenue, B, Buffalo, N. Y. 1608 Park Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 923 Elizabeth Street, Utica, N. Y. NORTI Byron L. 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ITA4RRTNGTON, Maurice F. Mrs. Sarah Har- WINSOR, Atlee K. Paris J. Winsor, Russell, HANSEN, Walter T. Mrs. Olin Hansen, 2117 rIngton, 428 Rhode Island Street, Buffalo, Iowa. South Trumbull Avenue, Chicago, Ill. WINTERS, Cleo R. Mrs. Mary E. Winters, HANSON. Herman. Fritz Hanson, Daly City, HARTMAN, Benjamin. Mrs. Maria Hart. 414 West Ninth Street, Davenport, Iowa. Cal. man, 117 Elkton Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. CAMPBELL, Hershell Glenn. Mrs. Nannie KERCHHOP. Lothalre B. Louis Kerchhof, 11ARTNAGEL, Karl F. Charles J. Hart- Campbell, McGrann, Pa. Eureka. Wash. nagel, 138 Canal Street, Lyons, N. J. CARLSON, Fred. Mrs. Bridget Carlson, Bless- McLAUGHLIN, John Francis. Mrs. Mary Mc- HARTEN, George. Mrs. Magdeline Harten, burg, Pa. Laughlin, 528 Elm Street, Tamaqua, Pa. .477 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. DIETRICH, Emil. Miss Amelia Dietrich MORRIS, Louis. Isadore Morris, 100 Hester HIGDON. John. Mrs. Missouri Higdon, Camp- 404 Walnut Street, West Hoboken. N. J. Street. New York, N. Y. bell, Mo. KARL, James C. Mrs. Bella S. Wiltsee, R. MOSSMAN, Eugene Le Roy. Mrs. Elizabeth HSTUNTER. James. Frank M. Hunter, 249 F. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. Mossman. Raytown, Mo. Powell Avenue, Newburgh, N. Y. GINTER, Delwin L. Mrs. Annie D. Ginter, NADEAU. Leon J. Mrs. Celia Nadeau, 107 HUSE, Rudolph Mrs. Lottie Huse, R. F. D. R. F. D. 2, Montoursville, Pa. Third Street, Leominster, Mass. 5, Eau Claire, Wis. HICKEY, John F. Mrs. Mary D. Hickey, 315 NELSON, Stillman. Mrs. Rebbecca Nelson, JEAN, Thomas N. Joseph N. Jean, 5 Cen- West Fourth Avenue, Conshohocken, Pa. Dewitt. Ill. tral Street, Nashua, N. H. KANE, John. Samuel Kane, 4857 Emerald NEWTON, Howard E. George C. Newton, KEITH, Benjamin. Mrs. Nannie Keith, Hay- Street, Chicago, 111. aco, Mont. denburg. Tenn. KENNY, George W. Mrs. Elizabeth Kenny, PECK. Vincent S. Robert B. Peck. 4837 Ben- KNAFF. Edward J. Mrs, Josephine T. Knaffr 814 Grayden Avenue, Norfolk, Va. fort Street, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 3713 Hoffman Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. KENNY Sylvester. Mrs. Cathrine Kenny, NOESSLING, Otto. Herman 0. Noessling, KOBUS, Francis. Mrs. Rose Kobus, 237 1167 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1134 Jackson Avenue, New York, N. Y. James Street, Buffalo, N. Y. LASSOF, Rubin. Mrs. Bessie Lassof, 106 SMITH, Loren E. Mrs. Nora E. Linkletter, LAUB, Clayton H. Mrs. Mabel M. Laub, 429 Ridge Street, New York. N. Y. 711 Sheppard Street, Point Fermin, Cal. Race Street, Catasauana, Pa. LEE, Richard Frederick. Miss Mary Lee, New SPAULDING. Walter Henry. Byron J. Spauld- LAVIN, John P. Mrs. Michael J. Lavin, 218 Madrid, Mo. ing, Cavendish, Vt. Windsor Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. LUCAS, Joseph. Mrs. Marie Lucas, 129 TOLOCIHNA, Nikanor. Philip Tolochna, 121 LUIE, Frank Leslie. Frank Lue, Carbondale, North May Street, Chicago, Ill. Seigel Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kans. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919. 37

MILES, William A., private. Frank E. Miles, father, 595 Barker Street, Conaeaut, Ohio. AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR REPORTED MILLER, Walter Andrew, corporal. Mrs. Ida Hock, sister, 757 Front Street, Catasauqua, Pa. AS HAVING ARRIVED IN FRANCE MITCHELL, Frank A., private. Mrs. Flofa Gifford. mother, Rolfe, Iowa, MITCHELL, Edward A., private (first class). The War Department publishes the EDMONS Ciaude L sereant P D Edmons Mrs. M. Mitchell, mother, 505 Twenty-ninth following named American prisoners, re- father, 2034 Market Street, Jacksonville, Street, *ia4 Francisco, Cal. Fla. MULLIGMN, Henry A., sergeant. Mrs. Anna leased from German prison oamp at Ras- ELLIS, Alvin, private. Mrs. tone G. Ellis, A. Mulligan, mother, 81 Simonson Avenue, tatt, and reported to have arrived in wife, Barley, Ga. Port Richmond, Staten Island, N. Y. Fra e:GRIBBLE, George S., private. Martha Grib- MULLIN, Leo A., corporal. Mrs J. F. Mullin, Prame:ble, mother, route No. 3, Rock Island, Tenn. mother, 685 Evergreen Avenue, Brooklyn, FRIEDMAN, Louis, private. Mrs. Lillian Roc- MORROW, John E., sergeant. James W. Mor- N. Y. cow, sister, 1961 Mapes Avenue, New York, row, father, 1000 Third Street, Beaver, Pa. MURDOCK, Harvey M., private (first class). N MORSE, Claud E.. private. Mrs. Ruth Morse, Mrs. Emma C. Haley, mother, 2820 River JANOWSKY, William, private. Mrs. Ida wife, R. F. D. No. 1, Byron, Mich. Avenue, Ogden, Utah. Chrystol, sister, 54 Lewis Street, New York, FORTE, Joseph, private. Angel A. G MOREY, Adelbert, private. Nathan Lingen- N. Y. brother-ia-law, 226 Market Street, Ne felter, friend, Lewiston, Minn. FIALA, Joseph C., private. Frank Fiala, N. J. MURPHY, Earl E., corporal. John E. Murphy, father. R. F. D. No. 1 Jackson Minn. FILIWIOZ, William, private. Charley Fil- father, homestead Avenue, Hartford, Conn. CASTIGLIA, Michele, private. hocco Castig- iwlos, brother, 174 Gay Street, Philadel- DAY, George F., private (first class). John lia. brother, 288 East One hundred and fifty- phia, Pa. Day, father, 37 Meacham Street, Somerville, second Street, New York, N. Y. KENNEDY, John, private. Mrs. Nora Ken Mass. BURKHARDT, Herbert H., private. Mrs. nedy, wife, Bassett, Tex. DELANEY, Edward Charles, private. Rhoda Mary J. Burkhardt, mother, 33 Genesee ARTEN, Robert, private. Mrs. Bertha Mar L. Damon. aunt, 304 Broad Street, Provi- Street, Revere, Mass. ten, mother, 1017 West Side Avenue, Jar- dence, R. I. CIANCIULLI, Albino, private. Mrs. Filonena sOy City, N. J. DEIARS, James E., private. Mrs. Mary De- Cianciulli, mother, 817 South Seventh SHERRY, Charles A., private. Miss Mary mars, mother, Point Place, West Toledo, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sherry, 417 West Washington Avenue, Ohio. FLORIDIA. Roscioo, private. Mrs. Alsa Flor- Shenandoah, Pa. DIAL, Hugh, private. J. H. Dial, father, Ida, idia, mother, Victoria, Province Siracuse, CARROL, B. Williams, private. Mrs. Lil- La. Italy. lian Tibbetts, sister, 76 Fremot Street, DICICCO, Demenico. private. Luigi Demofro, IIOUFF, Joseph A., private (first class). Jos- Winthrop, Mass friend, 839 Cross Street, Philadelphia, Pa. (frscls) Mrs. (,pleih M. hoEio ahr 73Boday, a WILLIAMS,Elmo Louis, private DICKERSON, Earl, private (first class). Mrs. rain, Ohio. .. Davis, sister, 748 West Summit Amanda Dickerson, mother, 330 South High McDOWELL, Win. Henry, mechanic, Joseph Street, Alliance, Ohio. Street, Havana, Ill. W. McDowell father, Westernport, Md. ANNSZEWSKI, Walter, private. Mrs. Kath- DICKINSON, W. R., private. Mrs. Anna Dick- TAMPA, Nieholas, private. Rocco Tampa, erin Annszewskl, mother, 81 Third Avenue, inqon, mother, 1411 North Felton Street, father, 354 East One hundred and forty- Warpers Point, Md. Philadelphia, Pa. fourth Street, New York, N. Y. FOREMAN, George, private. Mrs. Ella Dodd, DIEHL, Charles A., private. Fred Diehl, CARLTON, Kay, private. Willis A. Carlton, mother 2043 Ogden Avenue Chicago Ill. father, Chaumont, N. Y. father, 1813 North Grove Street, Fort Mi DILULL, Giriaco, private. Mrs. Filomena Worth, T.Alliance, Madison, . Dilullo, wife, Vuonanetti, Chieti, Italy. COHENCOEHyman, Tye, private.piae Nathanahn Cohen,Chn SMERLES, James, private. William Smerles,- DOLAN, William J., private. Mrs. B. Dolan, brother, 185 James Street, Newark, N. J. 214 South Western Avenue, Chicago, Ill mother. 287 Mill Street, Lockport, N. Y. IIELIICKI, Joseph, private. Thomas Hel- PETERSEN, Henry F., private. Herman MANNING, Michael J., sergeant. Michael J. micki, cousin, 78 Wolts Avenue, Buffalo, Petersen, father Albany, Wis Manning. sr., lather, 52 Hyde Street, Bel- N. Y. PARKER, George W.,private. Agnes Parker, lows Falls. Vt. KROUSE, Philip, private, Mrs. Nellie C. mother, 722 East Twelfth Street, New York, CIIASKES, Samuel, private. Alter Chaskes, Krouse, wife, 924 Thomas Street, Memphis, N Y. father, 244 Madison Street, New York, N. Y. Tenn. McMANN, George R., private. Mrs. George R. CLARK, Archie B., private. Rose E. Clark, BELL, Jerry E., private. Mathew D. Bell, Mclann. wife, 16 Central Street, West mother, 315 North Eleventh Street, Coshoc- father, Dailey, Okla. Springfield, Mes. ton. Ohio. WAMPLER, Claude D., private. Bert Dowers, DUNCAN, Albert, private. Miss mily Dun- CLARK, Lee Dayton, private. R. V. Clark, ball brother, route 2, Kremlin, Okla. can, sister, 17 North Twenty-fourth Street, Reardon, III. I'RUETT, James A., private. Mrs. S. A. Camden, N. J. COFFROTH, Alexander W., private. Mrs. Pruett, mother, Montgomery, Ala. MITCHELL, Louis W., private. Charles C. M. Gertrude Coffroth, mother, Somerset, Pa. WICKERSHAM, Jesse 1I., private. John M. Mithel, Fae, p aba rs, k . COHEN, David L., private- Jennie Cohen, Wickersham, father, Hereford, S. Dak. son red. p ers. emy. mother, 3125 Orange Street, Cleveland Ohio. CARLIN, James Anthony. corporal. James 1H. so, grn er, Drovsett, e a CRAIG, Jefferson N., private. William Fronts, Carlin, father, 1115 Portland Avenue, Wood- Pfil, Core Wp es a s. AH uncle, 100 Washington Street, New Castle, haven, N. Y. Pa. GALLO, Rocco. private. Mrs. Josephine Gallo, aue. qandusky, Ohio. CROSBY, Ilerschell K., private. Mrs. W. A. mother, 2537 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, mother, A326 Nrt M r S et a Crosby, mother. Stark, Fla. N. Y. CURREN, Henry II., private. Mrs. Alice Cur- SCHUBE, L. M., bugler. John L. Schube, ceasa)a ren. mother, 105 Mary Street, Elizabeth, N. J. father, Prospect rogcctSteetStreet, Aslad,Ashland, Mass.privatea . John Wells, cousin, 393-A Twelfth(first Street, IRELAND, Carl Andrew, private. Charles Brooklyn, N. Y. D'ARCANGELO, Antonio, private. Mrs. Am- Ireland, father, R. F. D. No. 1, Ashburn, KELLY, William, private. Mrs. Fannie C. malio D'Areangelo, mother, Biseagnia, Prov- Ga. Kelly, mother, Burchard, Nebr. incia Agirilla. Italy. DAVIS, Fred H., private. Mrs. K. Davis, ROCCO, Herman, private. Mrs. Nancy Rocco, MAEQUIS, Car T., corporal. CarsieLawMar- mother. John Street, Hicksville. N. Y. mother, 854 East Fourth Street, Flatbush, quis, mother, Astoria, Ill. DAVIS, Harry R., private. Mrs. Gertrude Brooklyn, N. Y. MAURICE, Adilard J., private. Joseph Man- Davis. mother, 176 Westminster Street, Bel- COHEN, Julius, private. Mrs. Bessie Cohen, rice, father, 250 Park Street, Lewiston. Me. lows Falls, Vt. mother, 64 Devon Street, Roxbury, Mass. RAWLINSON, Thomas, corporal. Mrs. 'hos. DAVIS, Raymond I., private. Robert Taylor, STARNES, James F., sergeant. Mrs. A. L. M. Rawlinson, wife, South Main Street, uncle, 338 Arlington Street, Tamaqu , Pa. JLongfellow, mother, 15 Spring Street, Hal- Washington, R. 1. MELIA, Wilfrid, private. John T. Melia, Iowvell, Me. PERNA, Rocco, private. Angelo Perne, father, father, 3723 North Fifteenth Street, Phila- RTEPHENSON, Alfred, private. Charles Wil- Lioni. Pronce Avelina, Italy. delphia. Pa. liam Stephenson, father, 1409 Chase Street, MINNIK. Frnk, sergeant. Mike Minik, ma- -METZ, Harvey, private. Mrs. Emma Mtz, Cincinnati, Ohio. cle. 4 Union Street, Tuckerman, Pa. mother. 4615 Plumer Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. ALEXANDER, Hugh C., private. Mrs. Hazel MULLIGAN, Patrick. private. Mrs. Mary M. MEVE, John Depres, private, Miss Louise Birton, sister, St. Anthony, Iowa. Duhois, sister, 157 Manhattan Street, New Meve, sister, 2017 South Eighth Strect, HUGHES, James F., private. Mrs. Daniel York, N Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Coughlin. 958 Grant Street, Bronx, New RONDEAU. Louis. private. Alphonse Ron- MURPHY, Frank T., private. Mrs. Annie E. York. N. Y. dean, father, 330 Lowell Street, Lawrence, Murphy, mother, 450 Third Street, Brook- CANNON, Roy C., private. Charles E. Can- Mass. noii father, 116 Oakland Avenue, Jones- lyn, N. Y. Charles John, private. Charles J. MEYERS. Richard L., corporal. Mrs. Richard vil, Wis. yuleWis.Carlson, CARLSuN, father. Fayette City, Pa. L. Meyers. wife, Cincinnati, Iowa. RAISLER, Frederick, private. Mrs. Augusta WOODS, Martin Wesley, private. Jeff Woods, MILLMAN. Frederick C., private. Mrs. Cath- Raisler, mother, 731 Harvey Street, Balti- father. Poileyton, Ky. erine Millman, wife. 164 North Dewey more. Md. SPECK,Louisprlvate. Albert Speck, brother, Street, Philadelphia. Pa. LEACH, John A., sergeant. Walter P. Leach, It. F. D. No. 4, Sebeka, Minn. MORGAN, Thomas Patrick, private. Mrs. H. father, Westminster, Vt. FINSEL, William A.. sergeant. Andrew C. Morgan, Claumana, Patricks Well County, ROBERTSON, Raymond J., private. James Finsel. father, 172 Madison Avenue, Eliza- Ireland. Robertson, father, Altamont, 11l beth, N. J. CAROCCIO, Angelo, private. Pasquale Caroc- VAN LIERE. William, private. A. Van Liere, SWANSON, Harold T., corporal. Henry Swan- co. father, Salerno, Trentinara, Italy. Minn. CARR, William L., private (first class). Wil- 9-2 Prospect Street, Lodi, N. J. son, father, Warren. liam H. Carr, father, 1294 Shakespeare Ave- KEMKOWSKI, Rudolf, corporal. Mrs. Ma- McCARTHY, Patrick L.. corporal. Miss Rose nue, New York, N. Y. lilda Kemkowski, mother, 997 Twenty-eighth McCarthy, sister, 577 Westfield Street, Mat John J., corporaL Mrs. Mary Car- Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. tinsgee, Mass. CARROLL. IERMJAN, Harry, private. Mrs. Jennie H. SLATER, Heriert, private. Mrs. Emma Slater, roll. mother, Richmond Avenue, Eltingr-ille, Jerrick, sister, 799 Knickerbocker Avenue, mother, Sloeumb Road, South Dartmouth, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mess. CIIAP11AN. Robert R.. private. Henry Chap- THOMPSON. Truman L., private. Mrs. Min- MARCAVAGE, Charles P., private. Mrs. man, father, 331 Miller Avenue, Dennison, ne L. Thompson, mother, Russell, Minn. Beatrice Marcavage, mother St. Clair, Pa. Ohio. .IMJBACHER. Raymond J., sergeant. Joseph MARTOND, Michee, private. Anbels Mar- CHARDY, Joseph 1.. private. Mrs. Lizzie Lmhbacher, father, 305 Camp Avenue, Brad- tone, brother, 377 East Street, New Haven, Chardy, mother, 306 Water Street, Quincy, dock, Pa. Comar. Mass. 38 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1910. AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR REPORTED ARRIVED IN FRANCE DENTON, Paul, private. John N. Denton, HARRIS, William E., private. Mrs. Elinor MAHER, Leo A., private. Frank B. Maher, father, R. F. D. No. 5, Hickory, N. C. Harris, mother, 517 East Broad Street, Beth- brother, 5 Roswell Street Dorchester, Mass. PEsIO. Augusti, private (first class), Mrs. lehem, Pa. MALLOY, Israel, private. 1. Steinberg, friend, Virginia Be Persio, mother, Olivano, Ron- HAWLEY, George L, private. Floyd Hawley, 278 Henry Street, New York N. Y. ano, Italy. father, 49 Forest Street, Hartfor Conn. MANDEL, Leon, private. Mrs. Fannie Mandel, DI DONNA, Raffale, private. Palatino Di HAYUM, Arthur II., sergeant. Leopo d Hayum, mother 1 1740 Thirty-third Street, Philadel- Donha, father, 49 Asher Avenue, Bristol, father, Horton, Kans. APhia, a' R. I. HEFFLEFINGER, Robert M., private. Mrs. ACOSaA, Ralph, private. Luis Acosta, DI GREGORIA, Bonnie, private. Camillo Di Cenia W. Hefflefinger, 240 W. B. Street, Car- brother, 1723 North Twenty-second Street, Gregotia. father, Montepaganem, Province lisle, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Terano, Italy. ABELOW, Joseph, private. Morris Abelow, ADAMS, Walter C., private. Irs. Sarah DESTIFANO, Agateno, private. Felippe father, 844 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Adams, mother, Earlsboro, Okla. Destifano, father, box 254, Cannonsburg, ALBERT, George F., private. Mrs. Hattie Al- ADCOCK, Charles, private. A. H. Adeock, Pa. bert, mother, 111 First Avenue, New York, father, Limestone, Fla. DONOVAN, William, mechanician. Miss N. Y. ADDISON, Roman, private (first class). Mrs. Katherine Donovan, 85 Iffley Road, Jamaica ALLEN, Archie B., private, Mrs. Jane Allen, Martha Addison, mother, Raiford,*Fla. Plains, Mass. mother, Blackshear, Ga. ALVAREZ, Louis, private. irs. Domingo Al- DYER, Kimsey, private (first class). Ed L. ALL19IOND Emory M, private, first class. varez, mother, 809 East Seventh Street, Aus- Greer, friend, Ellijay, Ga. Mrs. Mollie Allmond, mother, De Queen, Ark. tin, Tex. ENGEL, John C., corporal. Mrs. Mary Engel, AMES, Ralph R., private, first class. Anna E. AMORE, Jesse, private. Mrs. Katherine mother, 14 Lewis Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fritz, sister, First Avenue, Patterson Amore, mother, Plainfield, Ohio. ENGLISH, Abner G., private. Mrs. C. G. Heights, Beaver Falls, Pa. ANDERSON, Daniel G., private. Axle Ander- English, mother, 780 South Duvall Street, BERG A1private. Mrs. Marie Robinson, son, father, Donnybrook, N. Dak. Tallahassee, Pla. 2511 Irv g Avenue, North Minneapolis, ANDREWS, Warren L., corporal. Nelson An- McKEOWN, Joseph A., private. Mrs. Marga- Minn. drews, Meriden, Conn. ret Coady, friend, 1020 Hutchinson Street, BIRK, William, private. Mrs. Marriet Birk, ANNSZEWSKI, Walter, private. Mrs. Kath- Philadelphia, Pa. wife, 610 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y. erine Annszewaki, mother, 81 Third Avenue, McSWAIN, Milton S., sergeant. W. J. Mc- BISNOVICH, Israel, private. Mrs. Rachel Wagners Point, Md. Swain, father, Pell City, Ala. Bisnovich, mother, 92 Fairview Street, Wat- MARRON, Hugh P private. Mrs. Jane Mar- AIcSWAIN, Thurston, private (first class). erbury, Conn. ron, mother, 5 Smith Street, Norwalk, Walter G. McSwain, father, R. F. B. No. 1, BETTERS, Louis N., private. Mrs. Noa Bet- Coun. Blacksburg, S. C. ters, mother, Black Brook, N. Y. SMITH, George A., private. Phillip H. Smith, BERNAS, Frank J., private. Mrs. Mary BLACK, Beddy, private. Leota Black, wife, father, 712 South E Street, Hillsboro, Ohio. Bernas, mother, Franklin Hotel, 360 East Wynne, Ark. BECKER, Fred 0,, private. William Kaiyser, Washington, Elmira, N. Y. BLANKEN SHIP, Joseph, private. James friend, 525 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, BETTY, Curtis II.. private. Frank L. Betty, Blankenship, father, Drill, Va. N. Y. father, Timpas, Colo. BLOUNT, George L, private (first class). DALY, Frank, private. Mrs. Zahn Traylor, BEVINS, Robert, private. Mrs. Louise Parley, Mrs. Elizabeth Blount, mother, 788 East 2620 Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Ind. mother, Meta, Ky. One hundred and thirty-seventh Street, New DREWER, Milton, private. John R. Drewer, BILLINSLEY, Roy W., sergeant. Mrs. Pearl York, N. Y. father, Soxis, Va. Beck, sister 326 North Twenty-second GRAY, Louis H., private. Mrs. Matilda Gray, HAMAKER, David W., private. Jefferson Street Louisville, Ky. mother, 29 East Mount Pleasant Avenue, Hamaker, father, 341 South Third Street, BOHLER. Herman Warner, private. Mrs. Philadelphia, Pa. Columbia, Pa. Erha Broxier, sister, 3541 North Seeley GRIFFITH, Wn. Pearly, private. Mansfield HOLCOMBE, R. H., private. Mrs. Julia A. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Smith, uncle, Shinnston, W. Va. Holcombe, mother, Route No. 4, Coudler, BOHN, William F., private. Mrs. Frances GRIMM, Orth. private. Mrs. Catherine N. C. -ohn, mother, 716 Moosic Street, Scranton, (Grimm. mother, Turtle Creek, Pa. MURRAY, William C., private. Miss Florence Pa. GUERNSEY, Raymond L., private. Jennie Murray, sister, R. F. D. No. 1, box 50, Em- BROWN, Gilbert S., private. Mrs. M. E. Stratton, aunt, Blossburg, Pa. mett, Iowa. Delile, mother 68 Fairview Avenue west, GLASGOW, Harold, private. J. A. Glasgow, M'NAMARA, Joseph M1., private. Mrs. Mary New Brighton, N. Y. father, route No. 1, Milo, Iowa. Conroy, aunt, 389 Grand Avenue, New BROWN, Sidney E., 'corporal. Mrs. Vina GOCHENAUER, Roy M., private (first class). Haven, Conn. Schank, mother Marthasville, La. John Gochenauer, father, 1563 Vernon M'CARTIN. John, private. Bridget McCartin, BUNTIN4, Charles A., corporal. Mrs. R. R. Street, Harrisburg, Pa. 79 Call Street, Jamaica Plains, Mass. Bunting, mother, 649 North Thirty-fifth GORDON, Harry, bugler. Max Gekler, friend, BOSLER, William T., private. Mrs. Hattie C. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 628 John Street, St. Paul, Minn. Bosler, mother, 325 North Third Street, Co- BURNS, Elisha, private. E. I. Burns, father, GORDON, Max, private. Mrs. Sadie Gordon, lumbia, Pa. Buckhorn, Ky. 729 East Ninth Street, New York, N. Y. BURR, John L., private. John A. Burr, CAHILL, William P., corporal. William P. GOSSELIN, John B., private. Archille Gos- father, R. F. D. No. 4, Washington, Pa. Cahill, sr., father, R. F. D. No. 2, Wood- selin, 18 Fremont Street, Somersworth, DONAHADIAN, George B., private. Boulias bury, Conn. N. H. Bonbasian, 3 Highland Avenue, Newton Up- CANZI, Tony, private. Giovanni Canzi, fa- GRAHAM, Howard H., private (first class). per Falls, Mass. ther, Cistermo, Province Bari, Italy. Anna Graham, mother, 1106 Seventh Ave- FLEE31AN, Frederick A., private. Charles AULBACK, John A., corporal. Albert Aul- nue, New Brighton, Pa. Fleeman, father, R. P, D. No. ., Erie, Pa. back, father, 248 Riverington Street, New GRAMM, Charles William, sergeant. Mrs. SIMINIAK. Metro, private. Helen Miedlerski, York, N. Y. Martha Gram, wife, 307 Myrtle Street, sister, 130 East Park Street, Toledo, Ohio. BAKER, Frank, private. John Baker, father, Erie, Pa. Farlington Dewitt, Ky. BAKER, Benton B., private. Mrs. Mary Jane ENDSLEY, C., private. Joseph BAKER, Frank L.. cook. S. D. Baker, father, Baker. mother. Alvy, W. Va. Endsley, Centerville, Ind. 2; also, Mrs. KEIL, Robt. H., private. Augustus L. Keil, Somerset, Pa., R. P. D. No. BARBER, Antonio, private. Michele Barber, father, 3629 Hamilton Street, Philadelphia, Anna Baker, wife, 973 Seventy-third Ave- father, Villa Petto, Province Di Teramo, nue, Detroit, Mich. Italy. Pa. KIRK, Thos. J., sergeant. Mrs. Mary Kirk, BANCROFT, Harvey C., private. Mrs. Carl BARNES, Henry C., private. Frank Dickens, Fairbanks, mother, R. F. D. No. 2, Theresa, friend, Center, Miss. 229 Spring Street, Medford, Mass. - N. Y. BAXTER, James D., private (first class). Mrs. RASH Lee F., corporal. Mirs. Wiley Rash, BATCHELOR, Aaron, corporal. Mrs. El1, Mary Baxter, mother, Red Hook, N. Y. mother, R. F. D. No. 1, Olin, N. C. Batchelor, mother, 2143 South Sixty-sixth BEECHER, Tuo. Raymond, private (first ROSE, Lewis R., corporal. Mrs. Ralph Marden, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. class). John S. Beecher, father, R. F. D. mother, 321 West One hundred and six- BEZZANI, Carlo, private (first class). Gui- No. 1. Newville, Pa. teenth Street, New York, N. Y. seppi Bezzani, father, Coupon, Pa. ARDIZZI, Guiseppe, private. Frank De SCOTT, James M., private. James Scott, BEALE, Earl C., corporal. Mrs. Katherine Morko. cousin, 1321 Cunln Street, Philadel- father, 126 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, Beale, mother, 1528 Fairmont Avenue, Phila- phia, Pa. N. Y. delphia, Pa. ASHMORE, Paschal, private (first class). S-ION, John H., private (first class). Mrs. Miss Vesta Ashmore, cousin, 277 Washing- S. B. Simon, mother. 1661 North Sixty- BECKER, John F., private (first class). Mrs. second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Bridget Becker, mother, 5521 Hunter Street, ton Street, Atlanta, Ga. BOYER, Joseph, corporal. SUDOCK, Carl, private. Mirs. Eva Sudock, Philadelphia, Pa. Oliver M. Boyer, mother, 470 Oak BELL, John A., priyate. Mrs. Sarah Bell, father, R. F. D. No. 1, Medford, Okla. Street, New Haven, Conn. mother, 14 Hancock Street, Lawrence, Mass. BRETZ, Emory Wilbur, corporal. George W. WAKAFIELD, Walter G., first lieutenant. Brets, father, Boiling Springs, Pa. Mrs. Joanna Sexson, mother, Worthington, BELLIZZI, Paul L., private. Gennaro Freza, Ind. cousin, 622 East GARBERINO, John, private. Mrs. Rose Gar- One hundred and Eighty- berino, mother, 593 Division Street, Buffalo, SIMON, Solomon, private. Abe Simon, brother, second Street, New York. N. Y. 463 BENSON, Ralph Bea, private. Mrs. Sadie N. Y. One hundred and seventy-first Street, Benson, mother. Everson, Pa. GARVEY, James J., corporal. Dr. William J. New York, N. Y. Garvey, brother, 134 Third Street, Troy, BURTON, Thomas, corporal. Mrs. Elizabeth BERGMAN, Harold A., corporal. Mrs. W. A. A. Burton, mother, Bergman. mother, 21 Townsend Street, New N. Y. 537 Pacific Street, Brook- Haven, Conn. GEONNOTTI, Samuel. private (first class). lyn. N. Y. Mrs. Millie Geonnotti, mother, 628 Carpen- DOROKOWICZ, Andrew, prhN ate. Levan Doro- BERNARDINO. Pietro, private. Angeleno Ber- ter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. kowicz, father, Wilna, Ruesia. nardino, father, Nocera, Ulzna Peragia, GIBASIEWICZ, Stanley M., private. Teofil STONE, Charles W., corporal. Mrs. Fannie Pagio, Italy. Gibasiewicz, father, 11 Ash Street, Du- Stone, mother, 398 Fifth Street, Brooklyn, GUTEWSKY, Felix F., private. Mrs. Marcella quesne, Pa. N. Y. Zbrovski, sister, 301 Grove Street, Kingston, GILGER, Elwood II private. Edgar W. Gil- CASTO, Chas. W. Mamie Casto, wife, Mc- Pa. ger, brother, 17 Chambers Street, Danville, Whorter, W. Va. HADAWAY, Richard D., private. G. W..Hada- Pa. Casey, Francis, corporal. Mrs. Mary A. Casey, way, father, Lanett, Ala. GLAAB, Lawrence P., corporal. Mrs. Mary mother, 322 Lloyd Street, Chester, Pa. IIANNIG, Ernest J., private, first class. Ru- Glaab, wife, 1208 Allegheny Street, New HTSHWOOD, Bernard J., private. Hannah dolph Hanniq, father, East Twenty-ninth Brighton., Pa. Dougherty, aunt, 245 South Adams Street, Street, Wheeling, W. Va. MeWHIRK, Harry F., corporal. Mrs. Cathe- Philadelphia, Pa. HARLESS, George S., private. Henry H. Har- rine L. McWhirk, wife, 227 Talbot Avenue, JYLHA, Arthur, sergeant. Mrs. Emelia Jyiha, less, father, Earlsboro, Okla. Dorchester, Mass. mother, post-office box No. 269, Ely, Minn. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN-: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919.

39 AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR REPORTED ARRIVED IN FRANCE JERNIGAN, Henry, private. William H. DOYLE, Thomas H., private. Mrs. Anna Jernigan, father, R. P. D. No. 1, box ONERESKY, Julius, private. Anthony 19, Doyle, mother, Avert, Mo. Kuchinski, stepbrother, Buckhorn, Va. ORTIMOWITZ, Andrew, private. 313 West Center KUDLINSKI, Dmytio Street, Mahanoy City, Pa. Stanley, corporal. Anton Kud. Ortimowitz, father, GCersanuw, Rourno FERRARA, liuski, father, 1026 First Avenue, Milwau- Steive, Giameomo, private. Joseph Per- Austria. father, 2 Kilby Street, Hingham, Mass. kee, Wis, SCOTT, Hiriam, sergeant. Mrs. Minnie Scott, rara, KNIGHT, ROLLMAN, Hector E., private. Mrs. K. M. Jos. F., private. Richard Knight, mother, Grassereek, Ind. Aarseth, mother, Carpio, N. Dak. father, Ceatralia, W. Va. GUINN, Robert L, private. J. R. Guinn, MARTINELLI, Pasco, private. Carrie Marti- father, Newsberry, Fla. nelli, mother, box No. 79, Simmondsville, HUCKABEE, Lazelle, private (first class). The War Department publishes the R. I. Jim Huckabee, father, Snyder, Tex. following PARADISE, Thomas, mechanic. Demersse II. MUSTY, Clarence J., private. Alfred E. list of soldiers who have been Paradise, mother, St. Denis De La Boutil- Musty, father, Wales, N. Y. reported prisoners of war iii Germany: lare, Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada. JOHNSON, Peter E., private. Mrs. P. M. BYRNE, Daniel J., private. Mrs. Anna Hynes, Johnson, Carrizozo, N. Mex. CAIP RASTATT. sister, 858 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CAMPBELL Ralph private. Aaron Campbell, [The prison camp at Rastatt is reported t@ ILON, Carl, private. Robert T. Blon, father, father, Arcola, 111. .AaoCmpel SPeidel, Ohio. have been evacuated, all prisoners being SCOTT, Clifton E., private (first class). transferred to France.] BURLEW, Ernest, private. John J. Burlew, Oresta Scott wife, Holbrook, Idaho. father, No. 3, Butler, Ky. NOVINCIK, kastantin, private (first class). WILLIS, Frederick, private. Harry Virznu- LAMERE, Lea W., private. Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholas Martinik, friend, 220 Sharp Street, combe, uncle, Walnut Street, Gill, Mass. Lamere, mother, 269 Elm Street, Lakeport, Baltimore, Md. N. II. WICK, Elmer N., private. Miss Mary Wick, BOOTH, Hiram, private. Sam Booth, father, sister, Moorehead, Minn. MEYER, Frank J., private. John Meyer, Leflore, Okla. DEFEE, Luigi, private. Mrs. Defolca Con- father, 321 Danwalter Avenue, Readimg, MARVIN. Russell H., private. Rev. J, P. stantina, mother, Valle Per Pontleello, Italy. Ohio. Marvin, father, Norwood, N. Y. CUBBISON, BANARRIGO, Paolo, private. Galitano Banar- Robert E., private. Robert J. SCHLACK, August F., private. Theo. Schlack, rigo, father, Gualtierre, Province Messina, Cubbison, father, Nickerson, Kans. father, Cainfrey, Minn. Italy. GUTENTAG, Morris, private. Mrs. Sarah SHICKLING, Charles, private. John Schick- BAST, Otto, private. Richard Bast, father, Gutentag, mother, 59 Second Avenue, New 11ng, father, Sayreville, N. J. R. P, D. No. 4, Springfield, Minn. York, N. Y. DUFFIELD, Frank E., private (first class). BEADLE. Robert A., private. Journal B. OUELLETTE, Oliver, private. Alfred Ouel- Sylvester L. Duffield, father, New Alexan- Beadle, brother, R. F. D. No. 1, Statesville, lette, father, Lyndonville, Vt. dria, Pa. Tenn. TRIPLETT, Sam Clifford, private, Mrs. Trip- DRAKE, Arthur K., private (first class). M. HILL, Frederick, private. Mannie Nelson, lett, mother, R. F. D. No. 2, Livonia, Put- W. Drake, brother, Bay Shore, N. Y. sister, 356 Vision Street, Jacksonville, Fla. nam County, Mo. DOMBROWSKI, Paul A., private. NASSER, John Dom- MANGINO, Frank, private. Mrs. Maria Man- Benjamin B.. corporal. Jennie Weil, browski, father, 488 Sayre Avenue, Perth gino, mother, Rearto, Caserto, Italy. friend, 405 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Amboy, N. J. YOUNG, Archie G., private. Gilbert Young, ZAICARETTI, Earnest, private. Frank Zali- PBERDEORT, Howard C., private. Mrs. father, Cumberland, Wis. earetti, father, 1507 South Twelfth Street, Elizabeth Pberdeort, 228 Forty-second WAMHOFF, W. C. Mrs. Louisa Wamhoff, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. mother, 411 Liberty Street, Winona, Minn. STRAUSS, Edward, private. Mrs. Elizabeth MILLER, Everett, private (first class). Em- BEUHRER, John G., private. John Buehrer, Strauss, mother, 176 East Seventy-eighth ina Miller, mother, Joseph, Oreg. father, East Granite City, Ill. Street, New York, N. Y. POMERANTZ, David, corporal. Samuel Pom- BOWEN, William, corporal. Mrs. Mary SITIPRANICH, Marksim, private. Mike Jari- erantz, father, 317 Madison Street, New Schultz, aunt, 7287 Ridgeland Avenue, Chi- did, Chisholm, Minn. York, N. Y. cago, IlI. MAYNARD, Albert James, private, first class. BELCUNS, Agnatz, private. George Bataches, REID. John G., private. Mrs. Mary Reid, C. Maynard, father, 483 Main Street, New friend, 335 Spring Street, New York, N. Y. mother, general delivery, Gulliver, Mich. Haven, Conn. BRALLEY, Grover C., private. Stephen M. REYNOLDS, Rufus C., private. Mrs. Susio RAINWATER, Thomas William, private. Wolk, brother-in-law, R. F. D. No. 1, Ivan- W. Reynolds, mother, Damascus, Ga. Florence L. Rainwater, wife, Detroit, Tex. hoe, Va. SKINNER, Arthur H., private. Charles Skin- THOMAS, Earl H., private. Laura Thomas, DOYLE, Alfred W., private, first class. Mrs. ner, father, Sandwich, N. II. wife, Cowen, W. Va. Stella Doyle, wife, Weston, Mo. HENN, William, private (first class). Mrs. WILSON, Frank H., corporal. Samuel Wil- DUNKEL, Harry, private. Mrs. Sadie Dunkel, Gertrude Henn, mother, 138 Koehler Street, son, father, Cambridge, Ill. mother, Knox, Pa. Mount Oliver, Pa. WESTFALL, Frank, private. Mrs. Agnes JONES, James, private. William Holly, SCHEETZ, Arthur J., private. Louis V. Westfall, wife, 1143 Baker Street, Grand friend, Waxahachie, Tex. Scheets, father, Carthage, Ill. Rapids, Wis. KLASS, Solom, private, first class. Alexander PEARSON, David D., private. Mrs. Jane SWANSON, Harry, private, first class. Mrs. Klass, father, 63 Baden Street, Rochester, Pearson, mother, 701 Waverly Avenue, San N. K. Swanson, mother, 164 Beach Street, N. Y. Antonio, Tex. Waverly, Mass. McCARTHY, Michael J., private. Michael J. TROY, Gasper, private. Sam Troy, father, D'ANNA, Joseph, private. Frank Onarato, McCarthy, father, 3444 Pennsylvania Ave- 16 South Murray. Street, Madison, Wis. brother, box 264, New Milford, Conn. nue, Pittsburgh, Pa. WYATT, Carl E., private. Elias Wyatt, READY, Austin M., private, first class. Mrs. MCGUIRE, John L., private. Mrs. Mary Mc- Mary father, Clio, Iowa. Redfield, sister, 245 Custer Avenue. Guire, 5 Surnebourne Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ROBERTS, Harry J.. private. Henry Rob- Jersey City, N. J. MUSULIN, Mike, private, first class. George KAUFFMAN, erts, father, Green Bay, Wis. Frank J., private. Anthony Musulin, brother, 101 Broad Street, Cam- OPSAL, Olaf, private. Mrs. Inga Opsal, wife, Kauffman, father, 2650 Mayfield Street, bria City, Pa. Mormon City, N. Dak. Philadelphia, Pa. McGUINE, Basil, private. Mrs. Marye LITCH, Maffia, Michael, private. Miss Letizia Alola, William A., private. Mrs. Margaret Behnke, sister, Long Lake, Wis. friend, 448 North Fifth Street, Newark, Litch, mother, 41 Windsor Avenue, Lynn, JENKINS, Grady L., private. Marton Jenkins, Mass. father, N. J. Stucky, Ga. O'NEIL, Oliver, private. William II Cobb, POPE, Edward M, private. Frank E. Pope, O'CONNELL, James, private. Mrs. Susie brother-in-law, Camden, N. Y. father, Hardwick, Vt. O'Connell, mother, 2070 Eastern Parkway, SOUTH, Thomas L., Brooklyn, BUTLER, James W., private. Anderson R. private. William M. N. Y. Butler, father, R. F. D. No. 1, Cartersville, South, father, R. F. D. No. 1, Paden, Miss. O'GARA, John J., private. Patrick SYBELDON, brother, O'Gara, Ga. Anton, corporal. Frank Sybel- 72 Garden Street, Hoboken, N. J. LOCKWOOD, Daniel II., private, first class. don, father, Hatley, Wis. SCIIISSLER, James Joseph, private, first class. OLSEN, Daniel H. Lockwood, father, North Street, Albert, private (first class). Olaf Mrs. Rose Schissler, mother, 3171 Miller Cheshire, Mass. Olsen, father, Stavanger, Norway. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WEISE, Peter A., SCHMIDEISTER, JULIANO, Angelo, private. Salvatore Juli- private. Mrs. Martha Weise, Aloysius, private. Mrs. McKees- mother, 503 Lynn Street, Fremont, Ohio. Margaret Sehmideister, mother, 864 North ano, father, 1310 Fifth Avenue, KAUFFMAN, Clayton Taney Street, Pa. D., private (first class). Philadelphia, Pa. SMITI,Sport, Herbert E., Mrs. Annie C. Kauffman, mother, R. F. D. BOSTON, Everett, private. William Boston, corporal. Mrs. Joseph No. Carlisle, Pa. father, Smith, mother, 401 Washington Street 6, Cambria, Iowa. Canbridge, Mass. BOYD, Alonzo N., private. Mrs. Clem Boyd, BOLAND, Leo Charles, private. Thomas A. mother, R. F. D. Boland, SHORT, Rolland H. P., corporal. Joseph P, No. 3, Aron, Tean. father, Elkader, Iowa. Short, NORTHEIMER, Harry L., private. Mrs. Pearl BERTOWITZ, Moses, private. Sam Berto- father, 922 North Main Street, De. I. Northeimer, wife, 247 Jefferson Street, witz, father, 315 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn, catur, Ill. Reading, Pa. N. Y. FRIEND, John Arthur, private. J. T. Friend, HARRIS, Don R., first lieutenant. Rev. R. R. CIANCHETTI, Antoni, private. Gioconda father, 7035 Indiana Street, Greencastle, Harris, Arden, N. C. Celidonilo sister, 844 Island Avenue, Mc- Ind. SZUITAY, Benjamin, private (first class). Kees Rocks, Pa. Daniel Szuhay, ROOD, Frank W., private. Mrs. Josephine father, R. F. D. No. 2, box LOCKRIDGE, Harry D., private, first class. Rood, mother, 3448 Belleplaine Avenue, 73, Cambridge, Ohio. C. B. Lockridge, iather, Auburn, Wash. Chicago, Ill. NORM AN, Leon, private. Joseph Norman, ORR, Lawrence A., private. Mrs. Emma C. brother, 845 North Salford Street, Philadel- CAMPOTARO, Angelo, private. Robert Cam- phia, Pa. potaro, brother, 97 Oliver Street, Derby, ORR, mother, Brooklyn Post Office, Md. OAKLEY, John L., private. Ernest F. Oakley Conn. PAGE, Armand, private. Louis Page, father, father, LAW, Raymond 290 Third Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. South Webster Street, Hartford, P., corporal. Willard M. Law, POOLE, Clifford B., private. Hiram Conn. father, 379 Union Avenue, West Haven, A. Poole, HIOUFF Joseph A., private (first class). Jos- Coun. father, 148 Linden Street, Fall River, Mass. epl A.., private (first GOLDEN, George, private. George Golden, class). Joseph M. LEWIS, Hugh, private. Edward Lewis, Houtz- father, 221 Whiton Street, Jersey City, Hlouff, father, 1775 Broadway, Lorain, Ohio. dale, Pa. N. J. STRIPLIN, William G.. private. Mrs. Tadia MALKOWSKI, A. Striplin, Frank, private. Mrs. Kathe- SCHNEIDER, Sam, corporal. Mrs. Tillie mother, R. F. D. No. 3, leflin, rine Malkowski, mother, Magalofski, Csery- Schneider, mother, 1038 Tiffany Street, New Ala. Row, Russia. - CLAYTON, Ambrose, private. York, N. Y. Mary Clayton, SCHOONMAKER, Melvin, private. Myron H, SHIELDS, Edward J., corporal. Mrs. Bridget mother. 230 East Eighty-third Street, New Schoonmaker, brother, Wawarsing, York. N. Y. Ulster Shields, mother, 641 Gooding Street, La County, N. Y. Salle, Ill. 40 THE OFFICIAL U. 'S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919.

I LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

The following is a list of contracts Aldrich Publishing Co., New York City, 2 United States Desk Co., New York City, 20 1-year subscriptions Int. Marine Rg., $4. chairs, $445. placed by the various Government de- Marine Review, Cleveland, Ohio, 2 1-year United Naval Stores Co., Now York City,I partments and divisions thereof as in- subscriptions Marine Review, $4. 4,000 gallons pine tar oil, $1,600. dicated below: Shipping Publishing Co.. New York City, Public Printer. Circular 1246 (Supplement). 2 1- ear subscriptions Shipping, Illustrated, Philadelphia Badge Co., Philadelphia, Pa., $8. 50 sheets celluloid, $52.50. Tower Manufacturing & Novelty Co., New Hynson, Westcott & Dunning, Baltimore, York City, 102 dozen L. E. B. filing binders, Md.. 1 set standards, $5. THE PANAMA CANAL $36.19. Clendenin Bros., Baltimore, Md., 80 feet II. Dissfon & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa., 12 tubing, $5. 24-inch butcher's saws, $18.36. Laurel Stationery Co., New York City, W. & B. Douglas, Middletown, Conn., 1 No. 3,000 jars paste, $735. The following is a list of purchases for 5 ram, $25. Turner Halsey Co., New York City, 1,200 the Panama Canal from December 24 to M. G. Copeland Co., Washington, D. C., 95 yards bunting, $279. flags $128.57. The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., New January 2: G. Copeland Co., Washington, D. C., 36 Kensington, Pa., 12 pots, $170.88. Leon Hirsh & Son, New York, 250 gallons flags, $214.02. The Wagner Manufacturing Co., Sidney, fish oil, $373. Win. Zinsser & Co. (Inc.), New York City, Ohio, 60 spoons, $26.25. Chas. D. Durkee & Co., New York, hardware, 5 000 pounds shellac, $3,200. F. N. Du Bois & Co., New York City, 50 $64.87. Sugar Pine Lumber Co., San Francisco, Cal., pipes, $162.50. lumber, $1,525.75. Philadelphia 11,806 feet W. or K. pine The West Haven Manufacturing Co., New Belting Co., Philadelphia, Pa., American LaFrance Fire Engine Co., 1 Haven, Conn., 17,760 blades, $725.40. 1,523 feet belting, $1,43C.75. motor, $2,300. United six-cylinder B. B. Neal Hardware Co. (Inc.), New York States Rubber Co., New York City, Burdett Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill., City. 288 blades, $60.19. 48 pairs rubber boots, $162.24. generators, pipe racks, and pressure regula- United States Rubber Co., New York City, tors, $5,196. Kelly Axe Manufacturing Co., Charleston, 80 pieces hose, $336. Chilton Paint Co., Flushing, N. Y., 10,000 W. Va., 1,800 blades, $1,746. Universal Trading Co., New York City, 74 pounds yellow ocher, $1,300. Union Metal Works (Inc.), Chelsea, Mass,, electric fans, $1,570.40, Manufacturing Co.. Mil- 175 cocks, $262.50. Universal Wrought Washer Trading Co., New York City, 36 waukee, Wis., 3,000 pounds washers, $180. Landers, Frary & Clark, New Britain, Conn., electric fans, $568.08. Chase Roberts Co., Long Island City, N. Y., 200 cocks, $124.37. Chas. Roberts & Co., Long Island City, N. Y., 500 gallons rubbing varnish, $710. 500 gallons enamel, $400; 200 gallons varnish, Simmons Hardware Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Henry Stein, New York City, 24 cocks, $340. 34 pairs hinges, a'pproximately $42.81. $21.60. Union Petroleum Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 300 Union Oil Co. of California, N9ew York City, The Fisher Governor Co., Marshalltown, gallons benzine, $165. for transporting 80,000 barrels fuel oil, Iowa, 38 valves, $1,059.24. Valentine & Co., New York, N.Y., 500 pounds $80,000. Pullman body color, $200. Thomas Somerville Co., Washington, D. C., Public Printer, Washington, D. C., station- $18.10. U. T. Hungerford Brass & Copper Co., New ery. pipe fittings, York City, 24 sheets metal, $203.13. Yawman & Erbe Manufacturing Co., Wash- Thos. Somerville Co., Washington, D. C., ington, D. C., 14 cabinets, $702.02. Leon Hirsh & Son, New York City, 200 pipe fittings, 18 boilers, $2,141.57. pounds beeswax, $11. Surplus property division, Purchase, Stor- General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y., Leon Hirsh & son, New York City, 100 gal- transformer parts, $738. lons ammonia, $15. age, and Traffic Division, War Department, Washington, D. C., 76 saddle pads, $95. Commercial Camera Co., Rochester, N. Y., M. Feigel Bro. (Inc.), New York City, 250 General Supply Committee, Washington, 350 feet roll paper, $22.50. pounds acid; 30,000 pounds zinc oxide, $4,180. D. C., 1 double unit recording desk. 0. A. Danzenbaker, Washington, D. C., 500 Public Printer, printing supplies, 1246. pounds packing, $90. Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Co., Pittsburgh, Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., Boston, Pa., 13,000 pounds nuts, $1,470 50. Mass., 2,200 feet hose, $1,673. Central Stamping Co., New York City, 000 Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., Boston, garbage cans, $4,275. SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED Mass., 200 feet hose, $210. Merchant & Evans Co.. Philadelphia, Pa., Chas. Cooper & Co., New York City, 300 1,000 condenser tubes, $3,622.50. pounds sal ammoniac; 200 gallons alcohol, R. W. Geldart, New York City, 344 grom- $282. mets $1,203.50. TREASURY DEPARTHENT. Auto Sundries Co., New York, N. Y., 12 push Oliver Iron & Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., buttons, $2.70. machine bolts. $10.70. Bureau Weavor-Mailing Envelope & Box 1,200 of Engraving and Printing, Co., Phila- Library Bureau, Washington, D. C., 12 desk Washington, C. delphia, Pa., 2,000 coin envelopes, $12. trays, $22.80. D. American Envelope Co., West Carrollton, Public Printer, Washington, D. C., printing Bids will be received until 2 p. n. January Ohio, 5,000 white envelopes, $3.40. bond and contract forms. 9, 1919, for 20 pounds American La France Fire Engine Co., 6 hy- copal gum, 20 Ivanhoe drant wrenches, T. W. Morris & Co., New York City, 4 pieces porcelain steel enameled angle type reflectors $3. ruby window glas-, $10. with holders, 2 pairs welders' goggles for oxy- Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y., 30 Philip Carey & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 400 acetylene dozen films, 53 dozen X-ray plates, $204.30. welding and cutting; until 2 p. am D. Van Nostrand, feet magnesia pipe covering, $88. January 10, 1919, for 500 aluminum trays; New York City, 1 book, Progressive Mfg. Co., Torrington, Conn., 8 until 2 p. m. January 13, 1919, for 1 paper "American Petroleum Industry," $10. machine auger bits, $9.90. Geo. B. Carpenter Co., Chicago, Ill., 24 shredder (capacity 4,000 pounds per hour). hickory mallets, $8,50. American Bitumastic Enamels Co., 11,000 pounds hermanstic enamel, $550. DEPARTMENT Fairbanks Co., Washington, D. C., 12 12-inch Cahn Ament Sales Co., New York City, vari- OF THE INTERIOR. draw knives, $13.50; 24 gas pliers, $11.56. ous kitchen utensils, $74.72. Stanley Rule & Level Co., New York, N. Y., department United States Reclamation Service. 12 planes, rabbeting, $10.26. D. W. Diggs. New York, fire Simmons supplies, $185.50. Bids will be received until 2 p. m. January Hardware Co., Philadelphia, Pa., American Society for Testing Metals, Phila- 7, 1919, at Denver, Colo., for turnout gates for 18 combination pliers, $7.50. delphia, Pa.. 10 copies std. for boiler Hendee Manufacturing spec. the Rio Grande project, New Mexico-Texas, as Co., Springfield, rivet steel. $2. per Specifications 177-D. Mass., parts for Ind. motorcycles, $334.10. Publie Printer. Washington, D. C., 3,000 Page Belt Co., New York City, 1,000 fillets P. C. telegram blanks 306-A for New York Alaskan Engineering Commission, Oice leather, $20 office. C. D. Durkee & Co., New York City, 20 i-inch Jewell Electric Institute Co.. Chicago, 0 of the General Purchasing Agent, turnbuckles, $9. voltmeters and 6 ammeters, $183.90. Seattle, Wash. Easterbrook Steel Pen Co., Camden, N. J., Charle E. Pettinos, New York City, 100,000 200 boxes pens, $116. pounds silica grit, $850. Bids will be received until 11 a. m. January A. R. Mosler & Co., New York City, 576 John Greig. New York City, 6,000 pounds 7, 1919, for cylinder heads, piston heads, hack- spark plugs, $309.60. cement, $268.20. saw blades, 1-inch pipe connection, cylinder Truscon Steel Co., New York City, 5 gallons John Wanamaker, New York City, various drain cocks, junior cold-blast lanterns, white paint, $11.82. books, $169.60. globes for lanterns, cold-blast lantern globes Remington Typewriter for Dietz blizzard lanterns, brooms, nails, en- Co., Washington, Macomber & Whyte Rope Co., 1,000 feet gincers' hand torches, carbon D. C., 6 type, figure 6, $1.20. nonrotating rope, $325. steel twist Marine Journal Co., New York City, 1-year E. 1. dii Pont de Nemours & Co.. New York drills. subscription Marine Journal, $4. City, 00,000 pounds dynamite, 3,100 deto- C. D. Durkee & Co., New York, N. Y., 12 nators, $21,188.35. St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C. fids, $13.20. United States Steel Products Co., New York The Buda Co.. New York City, parts for Bids will be received until 4 p. m. January City. 2 fire-box plates, $190.94. 9, 1919, for fifty 500-gram containers petrola- Buda cars and trucks, $330.25. American Electrical Works, Philipsdale, Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 576 R. I., copper and magnet wire. tum album. typewriter ribbons, $126.55. Eimer & Amend, New York City, chemical Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., apparatus, $133.55. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 13,500 pounds electrolyte, $1,129.95. Keasbey & Mattison Co., Ambler, Pa., as- Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., bestos mats, $1.11. Office of the Purchasing Agent, Wash- 25,000 pounds soap, 7.500 pounds red, 3,000 Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., ington, D. C. pounds lamphlack, 1,000 pounds umber, $5,- Newark, N. J., voltmeter. $8.04. 463.05. C. H1.Stoelting Co., Chicago, funnels, $22.06. Bids -Hll be received until 2 p. m. January Simmons Hardware Co._ Philadelphia, Pa., Star Expanding Bolt Co., New York City, 13, 191, for 300 packing boxes, 100 soap con- 6 No. 5 44-pint glue pots, $10.60. 200 expanding-bolt shields, $22.14. tainers for liquid soap.