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"THE CARPATHIANS"~~

TENTH ENGIXEERS (FORESTRY) A. E. F.-1917-1919

Roster and Historical Sketch

PREPARED BY JNO. D. GUTHRIE, JAMES A. WHITE, HENRY B. STEER, AND HARRY T. WIDTLOCK

WASHINGTON, D. C. MAY 1940

FOREst HISTORY SOCIETY

/ THE TENTH ENGINEERS (FORESTRY)-A. E. F. SOME HISTORY The 10th Engineers had its origin in a request made by General G. T. M. Bridges, a member of the Balfour Mission of April, 1917, on our War Department for American forestry troops for service in . This occurred a few days after April 6, 1917, the day the declared war. Back of that were of course the Canadian Forestry Troops already in France, and the New England Sawmill Units (organized early in 1917) which sailed for England and Scotland in May, 1917, and which had been organized prior to the Balfour Mission. Our War Department agreed to General Bridges' request and immediately plans were begun in May on the formation of the Regiment. The U. S. Forest Service was soon called on and in a Note nationwide effort really recruited the Regiment and helped the Army organize it with the assistance of State Foresters American lumbermen, and lumber The reader may note with surprise the words HThe Carpathians" l associations. The organization plans for the lOth Engineers were pretty well as the title on the cover. This is an informal name for the group of worked out by May 1,1917, and officer material was selected soon thereafter. former 10th Engineers who meet in Washington each year for General Pershing in his book, "My Experiences in the \Vorld War," leaves a dinner on Armistice Day. It was selected to make clear that the wholly wrong impression about the Forestry Engineers, the implication being group was the lOth and not 20th Engineers. We have a precedent that the idea of forestry troops or a Forestry Regiment did not arise until some time in July, 1917 after his arrival in France, when he cabled the War De­ (or this as General Pershing and his original Staff (as well as some l partment about the need for forestry troops. This should not be allowed to Non-Coms. and Privates) meet for dinner at the Army and Navy become another of the warped legends' of the World War, like General Persh· Club, Washington, each year on May 28, the anniversary of their ing's reputed remark, in English,-HLafayeue, we are here" at Lafayette's sailing on the UBaltic" (rom ew York. This group is informally tomb in Picpus Cemetery. Such a remark was actually made; however, it known as "The Baltic Society." was "Lafayette, nous voila," and it was really made by tanton, an officer on General Pershing's Staff. So, the 10th Engineers may well be called "The Carpathians!" Most of the 10th officers had been commissioned before July 1, 1917. M)' commission was dated June 26, 1917. Major James A. Woodruff, Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, had been selected as Regimental Commander, Capt. Beverly C. Dunn and later Capt. Arthur C. Ringland as Regimental Adjutant,

and the other necessary regimental, battalion l and company officers had been picked. Major Henry S. Graves and Capt. Barrington Moore had reached France on June 20, 1917, for the specific purpose of making advance ar­ rangements with the French for forests to be cut by the Forestry Regiment. Some of the forester·officers had already attended Fort Myer and other Officers Training Camps; most of the others reported to Camp American University,

\Vashington, D. C' l in July for a short period of intensive training. Major W. B. Greeley with 2 officers and 9 civilians (all later commissioned) ar­ rived in France on August 21 as an advance cadre. The camp at American University was being built and by August 1, 1917, the 10th Engineers was an organization of 6 companies of 164 men each, and 26 men each on the

Regimental and two Battalion staffs l with the full complement of officers. Then young foresters, forest rangers, engineers. and big husky lumberjacks 3 hegan to pour into camp, from every slate in the Union,-some of them so to be Nevers, Department of jevre, almost in the center of France. big that no Army uniforms nor shoes would fit them! on-commissioned Reaching evers at an early hour on October 9, we detrained, had break· officers were picked, companies were organized, and the Regiment whipped fast in a railroad yard and march(~d to a French stone caserne or barracks. into shape-and on Septemher 9, 1917, the Regiment marched out from Billets were assigned the companies, straw made available for bed sacks, and camp, through Ceorgetown across the Chain Bridge, to entrain at Rosslyn, the men were assigned quarters, when suddenly orders came to move out at . On the early morning of Septemher 10, it landed at Hohoken, N. J., once to an open field on the edge of the city. This was done and soon a city and was ferried across to the Cunard piers at \Vest 14th St., New York, and of squad and pup tents sprang out, to be the home of the Regiment for about there lay the British boat HCarpathia" to carry the Regiment overseas. (A • a week. Here the men celebrated their first A. E. F. Pay Day and first came German suh got the old "Carpathia" later in the war.) By 6 P. M., the 10th in contact with the French people, French ways, and the notorious French was all aboard, followed by the 2nd Engineers, fresh from the Mexican Bor­ mud! der (who had preceded us from Camp American University). About sunset Here it was learned that the Regiment was to he split up, the lst Battalion on September 10 we pulled out of New York Harbor for Halifax, Nova (Major R. E. Benedict, C. 0.) with Companies A (in part), Band C to go Scotia. Reaching there on September 13, the "Carpathia" joined other troop to the Province of Landes, in southwest France. Regimental Headquarters ships at anchor in the inner harbor, waiting for the complete convoy of Aus­ and the 2nd Battalion (Major C. S. Chapma...) with Companies D and F tralians and New Zealenders. The Regiment remained in Halifax Harbor were to go to eastern France, to Levier, Province of Doubs; Company F. until the convoy of 13 ships was complete, then sailing for the open sea on split and to go to Gien and Vanvey, and the remainder of Company A to the late afternoon of September 21. This convoy included the "Mongolia," Brittany, under Capt. Millar, forming a 3rd Battalion under Major Coert du "Kroonland," "Carmania" and "Victoria," with many "Aussies" and Bois. Regimental property and supplies were divided accordingly and after U Anzacs" aboard. That night there was buried at sea the first casualty of some two weeks, on October 22, the Regiment divided up, never to be the Regiment-Private James C. Turpin, Co. C, of Clayton, Georgia, his again reunited. The Battalions came back on different ships, in January and death due to spinal meningitis. February, 1919, Companics E, D and F, 2nd Battalion, and a part of A of After traveling well north and around the north of Ireland, after an the Ist Battalion sailing from Brest on the "North Carolina" on January 27, unmolested trip, the "Carpathia" entered the Clyde River, Scotland, on 1919, landing on February 9 at New York. The rest of the Regiment-Com. October 2, being welcomed vociferously by the Scots, tying up at Glasgow panies B, C, and the 3rd Detachment Co_ A, lst Battalion, sailed from Brest piers about 10 A. M. We were the first Yanks to land in this historic city, on January 15 on the" ew Jersey," landing at ewport lews on February and a royal welcome was planned, but the 2nd Engineers took both the salute I, 1919. and the "whuske)'." Our Regiment debarked about 6 P. M. and entrained Thereafter the Regiment functioned largely on a three·Battalion basis. immediately thereafter for Southampton, England. After a night's run through The life of the 10th Engineers lastcd slightly over one year, from July, 1917, Carlisle, Manchester, Birmingham, and Cheltenham, we detrained at South· to October, 1918. By September, 1918, plans were made for the merging of ampton on the morning of October 3 and marched through the city to the all forestry troops into the 20th Engineers (Forestry), and this was done by "rest camp," once used to house the Hessian Troops hired by George III to G. O. 47, S. O. S., of October 18, 1918. The 10th Engineers thereby entirely fight the American Colonists back in 1776-80. lost its identity, its Companies becoming merely numbers, as follows: On account of the outbreak of spinal meningitis on the "Carpathia" en Company A, 32nd Company, Company B, 33rd Company, Company C, route we left several soldiers at Glasgow and upon reaching Southampton, 34th Company-llth Battalion. some'150 of the Regiment were immediately placed in quarantine, including Company D, 35th Company, Company E, 36th Company, Company F, 1st Lt. John G. Kelly of Co. C. Here also the Regiment's collection of dogs 37th Company-12th Battalion. was impounded, but not Co. B's Mexican goat! At Southampton also we had The 10th Engineers (Forestry) wa~ a unique unit; it was one of the our first experience with the "blackout." pioneer units in the ew . S. Army of 1917-18. It was the first time that The Regiment remained in Southampton until October 6, making a night foresters as such had ever figured in an American military unit. The Regiment crossing of the Channel (about 7 hours) on "La Marguerite," landing at Le was largely recruited and organized by the U. S. Forest Service assisted by Havre, France, at 5 A. M. on October 7. The 10th Engineers were among State forestry departments. It went overseas a 100 per cent volunteer regiment. the first fifty thousand Americans to land in France. At Le Havre we spent a Being volunteers, the quality of the men was unusually high, both mentally day in another "rest camp," this time open sheds with cobblestone floors. and physically. The ranks of the privates were full of first-class commissioned After a heavy downpour in the afternoon, the Regiment entrained about 10 officer material, a relatively small percentage of whom ever received shoulder P. M. on the famous "40 and 8's" for some unknown destination later known bars. The Re~iment had an unusually fine esprit de corps. 4 5 Administration Personnel; \Velfare, and 2 Sections Forestry Officers and As a part of the 20th Engineers (Foreslry), Colonel William A. Mitchell, Staffs, each having 4 Districts. lbere were 14 Battalion and District C. 0., which had been later recruited, it became the largest regiment ever to Commanders. he organized by the War Department, having on November 11, 1918, an ap­ proximate strength of 30,145 men and 514 officers, with 14 A. E. F. battalions, 49 companies, 28 Engineer service companies, and 2 attached Engineer service WHAT THE COLO EL THOUGHT OF US battalionsj 15 additional battalions with 96 forestry companies remained to be The following letter from Colonel Woodruff may have been read before organized in the United States. • by members of the old 10th, but it is worth rereading these days, and it be­ Below are given some past history with some accomplishment figures as longs in this record. It happened to go to Major Frank R. Barns of the 20th of Armistice Day, 1918: who on January 10, 1919, was at Brest as temporary C. O. of the 11th and 1. General Pershing sailed from New York on Mal' 28, 1917, on the 12th Battalions (1st and 2nd Battalions, 10th Engineers, to you). "Baltic," spent 2 days in Halifax Harbor for convoy, arriving in England on June 7, 1917. Headquarters 20th Engineers (Forest) 2. The 10th Engineers anived at levers on October 9, 1917. U. S. M. P. O. No. 717, France, Jan. 10, 1919. 3. All units of the 10th had reached their assignments by November 1, From: Commanding officer, 20th Engineers (Forest). 1917. To: Maj. F. R. Barns, C. 0., 11th and 12th Battalions, 20tb Engineers. 4. The Forestry Section was established as a part of the Engineer Sup­ (Forest), Base Section o. 5. ply Office on September 25, 1917, prior to that it was a part of the Subject: Commendation of services of 11th and 12th Baltalions, 20th En· Office of Chief Engineer, A. E. F. (General Taylor). gineers. 5. The first mill to be operated by Americans was a French mill which began sawing on November 25, 1917, at Levier (Doubs), quickly 1. I wish to extend to you as commanding officer of the lIth and 12th followed by a leased French mill at Ponlenx (Landes). Battalions, 20th Engineers, and thru you to the officers and soldiers compris. 6. First American sawmill to operate was near Gien (Loiret) on the ing these battalions my sincere thanks and appreciation of the admirable Mortumier operation. service which you have all rendered in France. The 11th and 12th Battalions, 7. lst Battalion of the 20th arrived November 28, 1917. as the lOth Engineers, were the pioneer forestry troops in France and en­ 8. Washington's Birthday, 1918. Co. C's Baseball Team beat the 1st countered the most trying and exceptional difficulties in getting the production Battalion, 20th Engineers, at Dax, and C Co.'s Band played "The End of lumber started at our forestry operations. By their loyalty, enthusiasm of a Perfect Day." under adverse conditions, and their readiness to perform any severe labor 9. On October 31, 1918, 81 mills were in operation, and 84 going opera­ demanded, these troops made a record for their regiment for efficiency and tions. service which will never be forgotten. They saved the day in the matter of 10. Total forestry and attached troops in France on OClober 31, 1918 supplying the American Expeditionary Force with lumber at the time when (20th Engineers and Service Companies), was 514 officers and 30,145 it was most critically needed. men. 2. On the eve of the departure of these troops from France J wish that 11. On November II, 1918, there were 14 District Forestry Headquarters. you would extend to them my congratulation on their record in the American 12. On November II, 1918, the Forestry troops were producing 2 mil· Expeditionary Force; and my best wishes for their success as they return to lion feet of lumber and round products per day. civil life. 13. Up to December 31, 1918, the Forestry Troops had produced a total 1. A. WOODRUFF, of 218,211,000 feet B. M. of lumber, 3,051,137 standard-guage rail· Colonel, Engineers, Commanding. road ties, 954,667 small ties, 39,095 pieces of piling, 340,000 cords of fuelwood, and 1,926,603 pieces of miscellaneous round products. 14. The 10th Engineers sailed for home in January, 1919. WHAT THE SECRETARY OF WAR THOUGHT Organization oj 20th Engineers (Forestry) Secretary of \Var Newton D. Baker wrote on July 29, 1918, to Julius (Nov. 11, 1918) Rosenwald, asking him to go to France, saying in part: Brig. Gen. Edgar Jadwin Col. James A. Woodruff ''It is not unlikely that your' chief opportunities will be among the men Director of Construction and Forestry C. 0., 20th Engs. and of the so-called Services of Supply, of whom there are great numbers, who Dept. Dir. C & F. are deprived of the opportunity for service at the front to render valuable Central He(l(lquarters service in the lines of communication, upon which the safety and efficiency Lt. Col. W. B. Greeley of the Army at the Front depends. Chief, Forestry Section. "You will find them filled with the spirit of service and sacrifice; you will find our boys enthusiastic, intelligent, and brave." Under him were these divisions: Acquisition of Timber; Technical Equipmert and Operation Supplies; JNO. D. GUTHRIE. Product and Shipment; Firewood Project '-dvance Section; Military 7 6 First Lieutenants, Second Lieutenants, SergeanlR, and Corporals-but no ad­ dresses whatever. While it was a good slart and of tremendous help, it meant THE ROSTER a lot of work in untangling: into companies, headquarters, etc. Moreover, the list necessarily did not include war strength additions to the Regiment re­ This Roster haJ its beginning in the spring of 1932, when a few former ceived in France during December, 1917, and January, 1918. members of the 10th Engineers (Forestry) in Portland, Oregon, decided to attempt a regimental reunion in connection with the ational Convention of The two printed histories issued after the Armistice by the First Battal. the American Legion to be held in Porlland that summer. With modesty, 1 ion and Company E did contain the war strength of Companies A (Bourricos admit that I took upon myself the job of starting a rosier of post-war ad­ Detachment only), B, C, and E, and thus permitted preLLy accurate rosters of dresses. An informal committee arranged for a reunion dinner held at the these units to be drawn up. These were of the greatest value. Later, rosters for University Club on September 14, 1932, attended by some SO Tenth Engineers. Companies D. F, and the Brittany Detachment of Company A were obtained At that meeting it was decided to organize at least a skeleton association and by Sergeant White but addresses are still far from complete, as well as Second James M. Garey, Kalispell, Montana, was elected President, and Jno. D. Battalion Headquarters. These await the help of every former member of Guthrie as Secretary-Treasurer. the Regiment. The Roster has duplications and omissions, but incomplete and incorrect as it is admitted to be, is here put out in printed form to serve Efforts made before the Portland meeting to prepare a 10th Roster were as a start, a basis. for what it is hoped may in time be a pretty complete rec­ not encouraging. Wartime names and addresses were available in printed ord of the old lOth Engineers. Ranks may be incorrect in some cases as well form only for the following units: as assignments to companies j an attempt was made to show original company First Battalion assignments of officers as a rule. No attempt was made to include the Service Battalions. It will not. it can not, ever be made correct or complete unless Company A (Bourricos Delachment only) each man. who was in the 10th Engineers feels a personal responsibility to Company B make it so. When and if a fairly complete Roster can be prepared, perhaps Company C then will be time for someone to write a history of the 10th Engineers, a Second Battalion regiment wholly unique in very many respects in our military annals. Company E Now for some practical details. It has taken considerable time and pains to gather this material, to prepare it for the press, and to see it through. It The above units therefore formed the nucleus for all later roster efforts. has also taken some cash. An edition of 500 copies has been printed. The From April, 1933, to May, 1934, I was stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Committee has assumed the self·imposed responsibility of having this Roster on CCC duty and only desultory efforts were possible to carryon the roster. and Historical Sketch printed and its sale at 50 cents per copy (postpaid), in On November 11, 1934, a small group, of former 10th members met for a order to defray publishing and mailing costs and. it is hoped, to start a little 10th reunion dinner at the University Club, \Vashington, D. C. nest-egg for publishing at some later day a history of the 10th Engineers. Incidentally, this Armistice Day dinner has been held each year since Orders for copies should be sent to Jno. D. Guthrie, Army and Navy Club, 1934. At this first reunion dinner and subsequently, efforts were renewed to \Vashington, D. C. The Committee draws no salary, nor royalties, nor other complete the Roster, with little success except scattered names and new ad­ emvluments; they have invested considerable of their time in this project dresses as were secured through personal correspondence. At this 1934 din­ because they were interested in it, and believed in the worthwhileness of it. ner, a Roster Committee was elected, made up of the following: YOU can help by doing two things-buying some copies of this Roster alHl by forwarding corrections in names and addresses. John D. Guthrie, Chairman. James A. White, Henry B. Steer and Harr)' Whitlock. lNo. D. GUTHRIE, For the Committee HARRY T. WHITLOCK Several attempts were made by several different officers to secure the names )AMES A. WHITE and addresses from \Var Department records, but none was successful. HENRY R. STEER Finally, through the diplomacy and perseverence of James A. White, we ob· tained photostat copies of the Regimental Roster as of September 10, 1917. This list was not by Companies nor Battalions but consisted of names ar· Washington, D. C., August, 1940. ranged alphabetically by rank-aU Majors together, all Captains, then all 8 OEPARTMENT OF CO STRUCTIO AND FORESTRY 10TH ENGINEERS (FORESTRY) ROSTER FORESTRY ENGINEER OFFICERS REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS

Major General James A. Woodruff, U. S. Army, Corps Area 1, Army Base, Brig Gen. Edgar Jadwin (later Ll. Gen.), Direclor-Died 1939. Boston, Mass. Col. James A. Woodruff (now Maj. Gen.), Deputy Director, U. S. A., Corps Capl. Arthur C. Ringland, Adjutanl, Cosmos Club, Washington, D. C. Area I, Army Base, Boston, Mass. Lt. Col. Coert Du Bois (3rd Ballalion), U. S. Consul, Havana, Cuba. Major Henry S. Graves (later Ll. Col., Engrs.), Paris, Yale Forest School, Lt. Col. James G. McKay, M. C., 2009 Columbia Road, Washington, D. C. New Haven, Conn. Ll. Walter A. Blair, M. C. Major Wm. B. Greeley (later Ll. Col., Engrs.), Tours, Deputy Dircctor. D:v. Lt. Robert L. Eller, D. C., 4114 Ingomar Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. c. & F., West Coast Lbr. Assn., Henry Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Ll. Howard G. Williams, Chap., Director, Div. of Soldier Welfare, 2233 Univ. Major Allen S. Peck (later Ll. Col., Engrs.), G. H. Q., Chaulllont-U. S. F. 5., Ave., 51. Paul, Minn. Denver, Colo. Major Walter LaLande, Transportation Officer, U. S. Engrso, Pittock Bk., Major T. S. Woolsey (later Ll. Col., Engrs.), C. I. B. G., Paris-Died 1933. Portland, are. Capl. E. S. Bryant, Supply Ollicer, Harvard Club, Boston, Mass. Capt. Barrington Moore (later Major), Foreign Wood Supplies, Paris Taun­ ton, Somerset, Stone Acre, Code, England. Capl. F. W. Barlow, Eng. Ollicer, Portland, Oregon. Capl. W. D. Starbird, Eng. Ollicer, Lakeview, Oregon. Capt. C. M. Granger (Ialer Major), Operations, Tours, U. S. F. 5., Wasbing. ton, D. C. Capt. Francis Kiefer (later Majorl, Operations, Tours, Ontario, Canada. REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS DETACHME l' Capl. R. Y. Stuart (later Major), Operations, Tours, Died 1933. Regimental Sgt. Major Capt. Swift Berry (later Major), Acquisition, Bordeaux, Camino, Calif. Miller, Henry 1'., 3605 11th Sl., . W., Washington, D. C. Capl. R. C. Hall-Acquisition-Paris, U. S. F. 5., Washington, D. C. Capt. Donald Bruce-Acquisition-Tours, American Bank Bldg., Portland. Master Engineer Sr. are. Harley, Percy, U. S. F. 5., Albuquerque, N. M. Hartl, Louis 1st Lieul. C. E. Dunston (latcr Capl.)-Inspection-Paris, U. S. F. S., San L. Hunter, John F., 41 \Vashington Terrace, Pittston, Pa. Francisco, Calif. Galvin, John D., C of. Alameda Co.-Corp. Yard, Niles, Calif. 1st Lieul. F. n. Agee (later Capl. )-Equipment-Paris, CCC, Washington, D.C. Masler Engineer Jr. 1st Lieul. W. H. Gibbons-Inspection-Tours, U. S. F. S., Washington, D. C. Broughton, Adolph 1., Norge, Va. 1st Lieul. R. C. Staebner {later Capt.)-Inspection-Tours, U. S. Int. Rev· Gummers, Robl. H., 1919 2nd Ave., Spokane, Wash. enue, Washington, D. C. Lindahl, George R., Malvern, Ark. McGillivra)', Earl E., Box 0, Cloquet, Minn. 1st Lieul. W. H. Gallagher-Inspection--Tours, Oil Co., Mesopotamia. Miller, Edward L., 321 Hudson Sl., Eau Claire, Wis. lst Lieul. Joseph Kittredge (later Capl.)-Inspection-Paris, Univ. of Cali· Parrish, Lloyd K., 702 So. Lincoln, Chanute, Kans. Cornia, Berkeley, Calif. Pomes, Bernard A., Three Lakes, Wis. 1st Lieul. Stanley Wolf {now Lt. Col. Res.)-Tours, U. S. Int. Revenue, White, James C. (Later 2nd Lt.), Box 43, Traverse City, Mich. Washington, D. C. Regt. Supply Sergeant Icenogle, William A. (Later 2nd Lt.), Dead. White, James A., 2901 29th 51., N. W., Washington, D. C. 11 10 Baualion Sgt. Major Skinner, James c., 603 S. Arno St., Albuquerque, N. M.. Christenson, Alfred C., Waynesville, Mo. Sonia, Peter N., Old Commerce Rd., Lancaster, Mass. Dew, Noel A., Insurance, 395 E. 15th St., Portland, Oregon. Spencer, Ray W., Mankato, Kansas. Tuttle, Harvey H., 106 Mechanic St., Butler, Mo. First Sergeant \"Vilson, Herron C., Maudlow, Montana. Clifford, Charles J. (Later 2nd Lt.), Kalispell, Mont. Cooks Sergeant Bugler Redford, Edw. J., 54 Townsend St., \Vorcester, Mass. Schillemore, Edward H., 50 Gelston St., Buffalo, N. Y. Walker, Donald, Portland, Ore. Color Sergeant Privates, First Class Stack, William A., 269 Maple St., Holyoke, Mass. Fisher, Albert, 511 Hennen Bldg., ew Orleans, La. Sergeants Watkins, Glen D., 218 Pleasant St., Ithaca, N. Y. Mahan, T. F., 2741 4th St., I. E., Washington, D. C. Means, M. N., Malvern, Arkansas. Privates O'Connor, Thomas J., 211 Court St., Binghamton, N. Y. Belknap, Marion W., Titusville, Pa. Bradford, L. H., Shirley, Mass. Corporals Byrne, Wm. J., 6544 Lafayette Ave., Chicago, III. Hendrickson, Guy C. (Later 2nd Lieut.), Monrovia, Kans. Chaffee, Leslie J., Oxford, Mass. Roth, Henry L., 245 E:. Gravers Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. Crandall, Claude c., 2945 Lyons St., Des Moines, Iowa. Ilorseshoer Eller, George P., 141 Russell St., Brooklyn, I Y. Davidson, James M., Buena Vista, Va. Fairchild, Rollin A., Pvt. lst CI., 2738 Regent St., Berkeley, Calif. Ryder, John, 95 Clinton Rd., Garden City, L. I., N. Y. Foster, Carlton, 294 Wash. St., Oshkosh, Wis. Geschwend, August c., 426lh Lime Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. Wagoners Crosse, Henry. Adkins, Ladie, 313 So. Main St., Livinston, Mont. Hadley, E. A., Slanley, Wis. Austin, Carl P., St. Maries, Idaho. Harding, Glen A. (Later Sergeant), Cass Lake, Minn. Brchner, James M., St. Maries, Idaho. Hunter, Ray A., Raymond, S. D. Bruce, Joho W_, 720 Penn. Ave., S., Lansing, Mich. Kirkner, George N., Paoli, Pa. Burges, Caskey V., Treadway, Texas. Klein, Jesse G. Carr, Ralph W., Veterans Hospital, While River Jet., Vt. Lee, Uhl B., Bondurant, Iowa. Deutsch, Henry c., 444 Fargo St., Portland, Oregon. Lingenfelter, Cleo J., Altoona, Iowa. Drummond, \Villiam E., Cache, Okla. Luke, Henry F., Heber City, Utah. Francis, E. L., Ontonagon, Michigan. Madden, Mabra B., Yreka, Caljf. Harrington, Chas. D., Gasport, N. Y. Marvin, Paul, 6317 Ella St. (or 5874 Cates Ave.), St. Louis, Mo. Jenks, Alexander S., Verdigre, Nebr. McFadden, Van Lew., 4607 Kingswell A,'e., Los Angeles, Calif. Latham, Edmond R., Elliston, Mont. Millet, Leo A., Shell Oil Co., New Orleans, La. Link, Ceo. B., Billings, Mont. Mills, Wm. J., 220 English St., New Haven, Conn. McCane, Edw. H., Gen'l. Del., Indiahoma, Okla. Minner, Clifford R., 1041 W. 99th St., Los Angeles, Calif. McDennolt, Walter F., Orcville, S. D. Oliver, Percy R., Keyport, Wash. Mculton, Rodney E., Viclor, Idaho. Pryse, E. Morgan ( ow 1ajor, Reserves), '. S. Indian Service, Wash· Meyer, Edward R., Rt. No.1, Rushville, Ohio. ington, D. C. 'ye, Everard L., Donley, Idaho. Reinhart, Ernest E., 1820 51st St., Sacramento, Calif. Rugg, Reuben A., Tolland, Colo. Ricou, Clarence A., 419 Milan St., Shre\'eport, La. Shanley, Gregory A., 916 3rd Ave., Great Falls, Mont. Russell, George H., 513 Stoner St., Shreveport, La. 12 13 Ryerson, Knowles A. (Laler 1st Lt.), University 01 Cali!. Exp. Sta., Davis, Calif. Scharp, Mark A., W. 1. Brinen Lbr. Co., Muskegon, Mich. 1ST RATTALIO HEADQUARTERS-PONTENX, LANDES, Smith, Waldo J., Sgt., County Clerk, Siskiyou County, Yreka, Cali!. FRANCE Teichman, Ray F.. Cairo, III. Thompson, Perry A. I Later 1st Lt.), U. S. F. S., Washington, D. C. Officers Walker, George, 202 N. High St., Albuquerque, . M. Lt. Col. R. E. Benedict (Commanding), Brunswick, Ga., Died 1936. Zeiger, Robert H., 138 Park St., Montclair, N. J. Mason, David T., Capt. (Later Major), Adjutant, 1034 Amer. Bank Bldg., Portland, Ore. MEDICAL DETACHMENT Peters, John B., 1st Lt. (Chaplain), 701 E. Grace St., Richmond, Va. Sergeant, First Class Phillips, Allred L., 1st Lt. (Med. Corps), 220 Escalona Drive., Santa Beasley, Halbert N. (Laler Capt. M. C.), Retired, Box 32, Schofield Bar· Cruz, Cali!. racks, T. H. Rundahl, E. R., 2nd Lt., V. c., Ponlenx, Landes, France.

Sergeants Enlisted Men Bailey, Edward D., Hollywood, Alabama. Badertscher, Ed. D., Reg'l. Sgt. Major, R. F. D. "G" Box 391, Fresno, Leiberger, Le"is A., 131 W. PSt., Connellsville, Pa. Cali!. Vogle, Geo. J., 1-121 Prospect Ave., Bronx, New York City, N. Y. Berry, \Vrn. A" Master Eng. Jr. Crade, Veterans Hospital, Tagus, Me. Privates, First Class Byrne, Wm. M., Pvt., 6544 LaFayette Ave., Cbicago, Ill. Frey, Earl S., Tomaqua, Pa. Carron, James A., Color Sgt., 416 S. 11th St., ewark, N. J. , Schonleld, Rudolph, P. O. 51, Ballston, Va. Dean, Forrest S., Sgt., Madison Hill, Wooster, Ohio. ~ -~ .. Speitzack, Fred L., 50 Bartlett St., Meridan, Conn. DeYoung, Byron, Sgt., Bend, Ore. . . ..J West, Roy J., R. R. 1, Orrstown, Pa. Ferguson, Kenneth G., Pvt. 1st CI., Dresden Apts., Long Beach, ·C~li!. Hoagland, Elbert M., Pvt., 914 Court St., Portsmouth, Va. Privates Johnson, ewell R., Wagoner, 1213 Lake Blvd., Bemidji, Minn. Allen, Donald R" Grosseville, Mich. Jones, Luther Goodrich, Battalion Sgt., Maj., Temple, Texas. Bailey, William A., Belmont, Charlottesville, Va. Kenfield, Geo. R., Master Eng. Jr. Grade, Dade City, Florida. Fitzgerald, Garrell E., 294 Main St., Yonkers, N. 'Y. Lee, UhI B., Wagoner, Bondurant, Iowa. Martin, 'Vallee L., 24 N. Pine St., Hazleton, Pa. Lewis, Harold T., Master Eng., Jr. Grade, Gardner, Oregon. McCall, Louis P., Manning, S. C. Lindahl, Ceo. R., Master Eng., Jr. Grade, Malvern, Arkansas. Murry, Wilburn, 90 Mt. Clarion St., Paterso", N. J. Lucas, Anton F., Cook, 87 17th St., N. Chicago, 1Il. Overlin, Roberl H., R. F. D. No. 15, Newberg, Ind. Meyers, Oliver W., BallaHon Sup. Sgt. Rogers, George \V., Jr., 352 Elderts Lane, Brooklyn, . Y. Minner, Clifford R., Pvt., 144 N. Walnut St., Riverside, Cali!. Rosencrans, George L., 1804 Ross Ave., Scranton, Pa. Morrison, TOIII, Wagoner, Pittsburgh Terminal R. P.O., Pittsburgh, Pa. Sacks, Harold, 237 E. 103rd St., ew York, N. Y. Perkins, Charles E., Corporal, Jellico, Tenn. Schaeler, William H., 1804 Wilhelm St., Baltimore, Md. Petrashok, Geo. L., Master Eng., Jr. Grade, Weiser, Idaho. Silk, Thomas, 265 Dwight St., Holyoke, Mass. Rose, Geo. L., Cpl., St. Marys, Ga. Suffrins, George B., 1040 79th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sanford, Roy, Corp., Freeland, Michigan. Smith, Homer J., R. F. D. No.3, Carrollton, Ga. Scharp, Mark A., Regt'l. Supply Sgt., c/o Brinen Lumber Co., Muskegon, Vogle, Carl R., 508 Madison Ave., York, Pa. Mich. Voltz, Leo 1., 162 14th St., Wheeling, W. Va. Schillemore, Edward H., Regt'l. Sgt. Bugler, 50 Gelston St., Buffalo, N. Y. \Veston, Fred G., Pvt., 419 Court St., Cincinnati, Ohio. Slingerland, Geo. E., Corp., 346·N. Arthur St., Pocatello, Idaho. Slonaker, Louis V., Master Eng., Grade. Died 1937. NOTE: Mostly 1917 names and addresses. Jr. Thomason, Chesley H., Master Eng., Jr. Grade. Died 1923.

14 15 COMPANY A Dent, Robert, Sgt. 1st CI., 108 W. 1st St., Duluth, Minn. Officers DeRushia, Emery L., Sgt., Bend, Ore. Millar, W. N., Capt., Toronto, Canada. Died 1934. Devine, Jerome, Pvt., 134 Alberta St., Portland, Ore. Woods, John 8., lst Lt. (Later Capt.), Ore. F. F. A., Porter Bldg., Port· Dickerson, John M., Pvt. 1st CI., Cliff, N. M. land, Oregon. Doyle, William A., Pvt., 560 E. 115th St., Cleveland, O. Wohlenberg, E. T. F., 1st Lt. (Later Capt.), U. S. F. 5., San Francisco, Durst, Daniel P., Pvt., 235 Main St., Greenville, Pa. Calif. Dwan, William 5., Wgr., Two Harbors, Minn. Chittenden, Coy W.. lst Lt. R. 2, Renton, Wash. Effman, John, Pvt. 1st CI., Eureka, Calif. Bassett, \V. A., 2nd Lt., Pattersonville, T. Y. Elder, Ralph, Sgt., U. S. Forest Service, Bend, Ore. Falconer, Paul, Cpl., Aitken, Minn. 3rd Detachment O"l.y Faulkner, Wm. E., Pvt. Died November 21,1918. Top Sergeants Fish, Lewis A., Cpl., 56 E. 8th Ave., Gloversville, . Y. Cook, Gerald D., lst Sgt. (Later 2nd Lt., Pontenx), Specialty Paper Forsberg, Carl F., Cpl., 819 Fremont Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Board, 122 E. 42nd St., New York City. Francis, Douglas L., \Vgr., Ontonagon, Mich. Kimball, Geo. W., 1st Sgt. (Later 2nd Lt., Brittany)' U. S. F. 5., Albu· Frink, Russell I., Pvt. 1st CI., Coudersport, Pa. querque, ew Mexico. Fuentes, Leonard R., Pvt. Ist CI., Luna, ew Mexico. Enlisted Men Gainey, John J., Pvt. 1st CI., Bemidji, Minn. Adams, Arthur C., Pvt., Gen. Delivery, Spokane, Wash. Garey, James M., Sgt. 1st CI., Garey Motor Co., Kalispell, Mont. Alden, Philip E., Pvt. Gilbreath, Frederick, Pvt., 922 E. Wishkah St., Aberdeen, Wash. Ashline, Harold D., Pvt., 19 Champlain St., Rouses Poinl, N. Y. Coldthorpe, R. A., Pvt. Died December 20, 1918. Bacon, Ralph E., Pvt., 60 Hamilton PI., Oakland, Calif. Grassi, Frank, Cook, R. F. D. No.2, Box 82, Grass Valley, Calif. Batten, Richard W., Pvt. 1st CI., 306 Glenloch Road, Ridgely Park, Pa. Grefe, R. F., Sgt. (Later 2nd Lt.), U. S. F. 5., Portland, Ore. Bendorf, Derby, Pvt., 1370 California St., San Francisco, Calif. Greseth, Olai, Pvt., Zumbrota, Minn. Benner, Clifford E., Wgr., 486 Pleasant Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Grimsley, James, Pvt., 1010 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md. Bentley, Claude G., Sgt., 1124 Cruise St., Corinth, Miss. Haggerty, Harold A., Wgr., Clio, Calif. Billings, Roger W., Pvt., U. S. F. 5., Sandpoint, Ida. Hallenberg, Edmond D., Wgr., Pisgah Forest, N. C. Blackburn, Michael 0., Pvt., Purvis, Miss. Hannah, Fred, Pvt., 585 8th St., Oakland, Calif. Boon, Fred D., Wgr., Dillingham, N. C. Harding, Glen 5., Sgt., Cass Lake, Minn. Booth, Wilmer S., Pvt., Gen. Del., Memphis, Tellll. Hart, Eugene \V., Pvt., Woodruff, Ariz. Brant, John W., Pvt. Hewett, Mahlon E., Pvt., Somerset, Me. Brown, Arthur 1.. Pvt. Heinel, Frank, Cook, c/o C. 1. Jesse, Elmhurst, Wis. . .,:-.... Brown, William 5., Pvt., Pulaski, N. Y. Heisey, Paul M., Pvt. 1st CI. Burleigh, Thomas D., Pvt., 825 N. Negley Ave., Piltsburgh, I'a. , Heller, Joseph, Pvt. 1st CI., 726 ESt., Fresno, Calif. . Byham, Fred D., Pvt., 1099 S. Park Ave., Meadville, Pa. Hicks, Lowell E., Pvt. 1st CI., 6915 12th Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash. Callis, Charle~ L., Pvt., 805 S. Ode St., Arlington, Va. Higgins, Marion 1., Pvt., Quincy, California. Carlson, Carl G., Pvt., 1293 Bun St., St. Paul, Minn. Hill, William E., Pvt., 411 So. Custer Ave., Miles City, Mont. Carlson, Frederick, Pvt., Bancroft, Idaho. Hodges, Elbert J., Pvt., Cof Balcom Lbr., Seattle, Wash. Carter, Donald J., Pvt., Mena, Ark. Hollifield, Leonard 5., Pvt. 1st CI., Tiger, Ga. Cassidy, Irwin, Pvt. 1st CI., 20 Van Dorn St., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Hornbeck, Ralph A., Cpl., Eureka, N. Y. Coller, Paul E., Sgt., Claysburg, Pa. Hudson ( 'ewton), James A., Sgt., U. S. F. 5., Taos, N. M. Creager, Charles L., Pvt., Mannsville, Okla. Hurst, Samuel T., Wgr., Franklin, . C. Crookston, Byron F., Pvt., 340 N. 3rd St., Logan, Utah. Hussey, Ralpb W., Sgt., U. S. F. 5., Flagstaff, Ariz. Crowell, Charles F., p,·t., 110 E. Lexington Ave., Ashland, Ky. Hutchinson, Ansley E., Pvt., Pleasant Plains, Ill. Cuneo, Emile, Pvt., 770 Green St., San Francisco, Calif. Jackson, William H., Pvt., 1707 Irvine Ave., Bemidji, Minn. Debkowski, Anton, Pvt., Reading, Pa. Jensen, Holgar, Pvt., Glenwood City, Wis. 16 J7 Johnson, Thomas F., Sgt., Philadelphia, Miss. Snow, Harold M., Cpl., Dillon, Mont. Kernan, Edward J., Pvt., Two Harbors, Minn. Spahn, Albert J., Bglr., Hubbell, Mich. Kerwin, Christopher G., Cpl., 11·24 201sl St., Hollis, L. I. Strzyzewski, Ceo., Pvt., Navarre, Mich. Ketcham, Louis, Pvt., Senorito, New Mexico. Suits, Harry R., \Vagoner, Duncan Log. Co., N. \V. Bank Bldg., Portland, Kinner, Elmer L., Pvt. lst CI., Henderson, Calif. Ore. Kraft, Felix G., Cpl., 4163 Cleveland Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Swanson, Carl A., Wgr. LaFave, Archie c., Pvt., 100 Burn St., Marinette, \Vis. Tandberg, Carl T., p\'I., Thief River Falls, Minn. LaLande, Louis D., Pvt., 147 Hattie St., Marinette, \Vis. Van Camp, James E., Pvt., Malvern, Ark. Lanum, Joseph A., \Vgr., Buena Vista, Va. Van Horn, Harry c., Pvl. 1st CI., Wellsboro, Pa. Larson, Mark E., Pvt., Ludington, Mich. Ward, Walter C., P"l. lsI CI., Onchiola, N. Y. Leffler, Lee M., \Vgr., Konnerock, Va. Warren, Clyde A., Cpl. Died October 22, 1911/. France. Long, Elmer F., Pvt., Puyallup, Wash. Weekly, James H., Cpl. Lovin, Henry G., Pvt., Robbinsville, . C. Williams, Roy W., Cpl., 319 Bewle)" Itoad, Llanerch, Pa. Lyman, Robert R., Pvt. lst CI., Roulette, Pa. Whitlock, Harry T., 1st Sgt., Terminal Bldg., Washington, D. C. Madden, Charles L., Pvt., 4326 So. Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Zcpczyk. Clarence, Pvt., Prentice, \Vis. McCarter, Alfred F., Cpl., 1221 Walnul St., San Bernardino, Calif. 1cCuUough, Frank S., Wgr.; East Las Vegas, N. M. NOTE: For the most part this is only the 3rd Detachment, Co. A., with few 1cCurdy, Matthew D., \Vgr., Two Harbors, Minn. of Brillany Detachment. 1cDaniel, Andrew, Cpl., Konnorock, Va. Melander, Peter A., Cpl. Miller, George, Pvt., Marshfield, Wis.· Minshall, Fred L., Pvt., Kingston, Ohio. Mock, Albert K., \Vgr., Damascus, Va. Muckenhausen, Ceo., Pvt., Stillwater, Minn. Neel, Ray V., Pvt. 1st CI., Moriarity, N. M. Nelson, Bernhard, Pvl. 1st el., 2654 Emerson Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Newton, James A., Sgt. (See Hudson). Orman, Willis H. A., Pvt., 226 E. Wheeling St., Lancaster, O. O'Malley, H. T., Sgl. (Later 2nd Lt.), Medford, Wis. O'Rourke, Willis J., Pvt. 1st CI., Camden, N. Y. Pierce, James A., Sgt. Died October 29, 1918, France. Port, Harold F., Wgr., Connellsville, Pa. Riblell, Carl H., Master Eng., Holland, Ore. Rice, Howard J., Pvt., Amherst, O. Richter, Edward J., Pvt. Robison, Samuel E., Wgr., London, O. • Rossi, Claudi9..- Pvt., Box 157, Suatara, Pa. Salton, Robert C., Pvt., Delancey, . Y. Sawyer, Frank H., Pvt., Paul Smiths, . Y. Schaefer, Oscat F., Sgt. 1st CI., 724 Woodbine St., Rochester, N. Y. Dead. Schmaehle, Karl J., Pvt. 1st CI. Schow, Thomas I., Wgr:, Panguitch, Utah. Seeley, Harry, Pvt., Pembrook, Pa. Shannon, Howard A., Wgr., Dunkirk, . Y. Smith, Alfred A., Pvt. 1st CI., orth Yalcima, Wash. 18 COMPANY B Burnett, Hedor E., Pvt. Ist Cl., Woodruff, Wis. Officers Callaway, Ceo. A., Sgt. (Later 2nd Lt.), Wa"erley, Mu. Eldredge, I. F., Capt., U. S. F. 5., So. For. Exp. Sta., Masonic Bldg., New Carlson, Carl B., P"t. 1st Cl., Duquette, Minn. Orleans, La. Carlson, Martin, Pvt., Missoula, Mont. Sanford, E. C:, 1st Lt. (Later Capt.), U. S. F. 5., Ogden, Utah. Carrier, Joseph F. A., Pvt., Box 359, Cass Lake, Minn. Allen, Risden T., 1st Lt., Columbia, S. C. Charnansky, Peter J., P"t., 207 S. First St., Duquesne, Pa. Selden, Ceo. H., 1st Lt., Ontario Apts., \Vashington, D. C. Chase, William 5., P"t., R. F. D. No.3, Sacramento, Calif. Barlow, John E., 2nd Lt., Urbana, Ohio. Chretien, Louie T., P"t. 1st Cl., 212 Spring St., Little Rock, Ark. Condon, Harry R., 1st Lt. (Later Capt.), 1489 Broad St., Philadelphia, Clark, Charles E., Pvt., Montesano, Wash. Penna. Clark, Harry \V., Pvt., Bemidji, Minn. Top Sergeant Clawson, William P., Pvt., P. O. 82, Minocqua, Wis. LaForest, George E., Bovill, Idaho. Coder, James R., Cpl., care of Mrs. R. Lehner, BrockwayviUe, Pa. Enlisted Men Colburn, Harold E., Pvt., Addison, N. Y. Achenbach, Jule F., Sgt., ~lilton, Minn. Col"ilI, Leslie, P"t. 1st Cl., . S. F. 5., Crants Pass, Ore. Adamzak, Leon, Pvt. lst CI., Willow Ri"er, Minn. Conat, Roy L., Pvt. 1st CI., Bemidji, Minn. Alford, Harold H" Pvt., 10 Bowers Ave., Tewark, Ohio. Conditt, Leon T., Pvt. lst Cl., Bemidji, Minn. Allen, Deo c., P"t. 1st CI., Pactola, S. D. Connor, William 5., Cpl., P. O. 1018, Norfolk, Va. Alskog, John, Pvt., Hansville, Wash. Cook, Chas. \V., Sgt., Colton, Minn. Andelfinger, Russell H., P"t., 3940 Carfield A"e., So. Minneapolis, Minn. Cojkendall, William W., P"t., 412 W. Cray St., Elmira, N. Y. Anderson, Charles E., Cpl., 417 N. 3d St., Palatka, Fla. Custer, Lesler D., Pvt., Storestown, Pa. Anderson, Orrin R" Pvt., Belgrade, Minn. Davis, Fred E., Pvt., Oxford, Mass. Anderson, Oscar 8., Pvt., Earlville, Madison Co., N. Y. Dean, Forest \V., Pvt., Utica, Ohio. Anderson, Peter, P"t., R. F. D. '0. 2, E"erett, Wash. Deno, Claud, P"t., Killa, Mont. Andress, William A., Pvt. R. F. D. No.1, Arlington, la. DePuy, Harold, Pvt. 1st CI., WilIowemoc, N. Y. Arendt, Edward, Pvt.. R. F. D. I o. 6, Luxemburg, Wis. Derbyshire, \ViUiam 1-1., \Vag., Chambersburg, Pa. Arvidson, Rollin H.. Pvt. 1st Cl., Wadena, Minn. Diece, Albert F., P"t., R. F. D. No.3, La"alle, Wis. Atkinson, Oscar J., Pvl. lst CI, Glenn Haven, Mich. Doe, Kingsley E., Pvt., Stillwater, Minn. Badertscher, Hugo V., Sgt. 1st el., Granite, Ida. Doran, Richard, Pvt., Keystone, S. D. Bailey, Crady W., Cpl., Bowling Creen, Fla. Douglass, Alfred, Pvt., Lake Clear Junction, N. Y. Baker, Guy W., Jr .. Pvt.. 617 Kenwood Parkway, Minneapolis, Minn. Doyle, Frank J., Pvt.. Fort Bragg, California. Barnhart, Ceo. I., Pvt., 6417 22d A"e., Seattle, Wash. Durrell, Oscar, Pvt., -120 Vienna St., San Francisco, Calif. Bedard, Stanley J., Cpl.. Den"cr, Col. Duross, Sherman, P"t., H. F. D. No.1, Clenn Falls, N. Y. Begg, Julius, 'Vag., Warroad. Minn. Duson, Benjamin, Pvt. 1st CI., St. Godfrey, Quebec, Canada. Bergeland, Berge, Cpl., Custer, S. D. • Duson, Felix, Pvt. 1st Cl., St. Codfrey, Quebec, Canada. Berrigan, William A.. Pvt. lst Cl., Bemidji, Minn. Dyer, DeWitt c., P"t., 137 T. Church St., Cilro)', Calif. Boatright, Chas. c., P,'t. 1st CI., Shelby & San Francisco Sts., Santa Fe, • Edwards, Ceo. R., Sgt., Rodeo, N. M. N. Mex. Eger, Bernard, Pvt., \,falton, N. Y. Boggs, Martin E., Pvt., Sultan, 'Vash. Ehret, Russell, Pvt., Start Route, South Oil City, Pennsylvania. Boothe, Frank F., P"t., Usona, Calif. Ellis, Paul M., Wag., Co"e, Oregon. (?) Bromley, Glen H., \Vag., Loman, Minn. Emigh, Ceo. R., P"t., 3713 33d St., South Omaha, Neb. Brown, Bascom, Pvt., U. S. F. 5., Santa Fe, New Mexico. Ervin, Henry L., Wag., Hermossa, S. D. Budan, E"en, P"t. 3 Calle Car"ajal (Cerro), Habana, Cuba. Fautin, Vivian E., Wag., \Vindec, Utah.

Burgen, Colin C., Pvt., Ephrata, Wash. Foster, Dean L. t Pvt. Ist CI., Clarkdale, Ariz. Burgess, Caskey V., \Vag., Treadway, Texas. Franklin, Sidney 1.., Wag., 480 6th Ave., Kalispell, M~nt. Burnet, Edward c., Sgt., 587 Bale"edere BI"d., Memphis, Tenn. Friedman, Hugh M., Pvt. 1st Cl., Presque Isle, Maine. 20 2\ Galbraith, Loren H., Corp., Rural Houte, No.5, Vancouver, Wash. Klockars, John, Pvl., Fort Lawton, Wash. Doed Deccmb" 20, 1918. Glegg, George D., Pvl., Ruskin, Fla. Knoll, Hans L., Pvt. Godbout, Wilfrid A., P,'t. 1st CI., Carlton, Minn. Kolacz, Edward, Pvt., 914 5th A"e., '. E., Little Falls, Minn. Goddard, Chas. E., Pvt., R. F. D. No.4, Box 365, Tacoma, Wash. Koonce, Arthur G., P"t. 1st CI., Taylorsville, N. C. Gould, Charles E., Pvt. 1st CI., Bemidji, Minn. LaFave, Thomas, Cook, Manitowish, Wis. Greene, Thomas, Pvt., Meat Camp, . C. Lally, James M., Pvt. 1st CI., 211 So. Chestnut St., Green Bay, Wis. Griffin, Loyal M., Mess Sgt., c/o U. P. R. R., Portland, Oregon. Lappen, \Villiam A., Pvt., Bemidji, Minn. Griswold. ClaytOil 8., Sgt., Fort Douglas, Utah. Died GClober 22, 1918, Larsen, Waldeman c., Cook, Little Falls, Minn. Bordeaux, France. LaRue, Bart C., P"t., D. M. D., Woodland, Wash., or Ruby, Alaska. Gu)', John, Pvl., Dnllas, Ore. Lazarus, Grover A.• Pvl. lst Cl., Toll, \'Vash. Hall, Frank B.. Pvl., P. O. 104, Conning, N. Y. Leonard. Fred R., Pvt., Houston, Mo. Hall, Brady, Pvt., Route No.2, Fulton, Ky. Linn, John R., Pvt., Estacada, Ore. Hall, Harold, [>vl.. Shelton, Wash. Lombard, Robert V., Pvt. 1st CI., Woodruff, Wis. Hancock, John L., Pvt., 910 Wau~(asha St., Butte, Mont. Lusch. Roy H., Pvt., 325 2d Ave., Two Harbors, Minn. Hanson, Hildor M., Pvt., 808 Grand Ave., Merrill, "'is. McCarty, William A., Pvt. 1st CI., 630 Casson St., .Alexandria, ,ha., Harriman, Leslie 8., \Vag., Gorham, N. H. Dead. McCauley. Carl, Cpl., Terrabonne, Ore. ,,~.'1 HawkinSOTl, Carl M., Pvt. 1st CI., 301 4th St., So. Virginia, Minn. McClclland, Rnbert K., Cpl., 710 Fowler St., Raymond; Wash.' Hecklinger, OUo C., Cook, 82Q W. 1st St., Waterloo, Ia. McGhee, Hiram. Pvt., 914 Soule Ave., Hoquaill, Y\Tash. ·w' . I"fedrick. Joe. \Vag., Drain, Ore. McGillivray, Earl K., Pvt. 1st CI., Cloquet, Minn. J~":.ll Henderson, Willard E., Pvt., 2027 High St., Oakland, Calif. McIver, Claude ]., ~l., Bemidji, Minn. ..~ .._ t;: .Z1.!~,1 Henry, Robert S., Sgt. lsi CI., Thornburg, Ark. McKenzie, Bert c., Co~k, Casper, \Vyo. \]i .••.. : ' Higgins, Chester L.• Pvt., Bellevue, Mich. McMillan, Donald D., Pvt. 1st CI., 413 Ave. -B., Cloq~et;''r1i;lI1 ..,.' Hines. Garnett W., Pvt., Hines, Minn. McKinney. John, Pvt., Phenoi. N. C. .'. Hoagland, Leunard F., Sgt., Route No.1, Box 38, Akeley, Min::. Martin, Alfred L., Pvt. 1st CI., 'emo, S. D. Holden, Arthur R., Pvt., Shirley, Mass. Metzger. Paul T., Sgt. lst Cl., nicoi, Tenn. Hodapp, Leo E., Pvt., 3806 Memphis 51., Cleveland, Ohio. Miller, Glen E., Wag., Custer, S. D. Holdys, Frank, Pvl., Box 58, Doty, Wash. Mills. Dewc)" H.• Pvt. lst CI., Bemidji. linn. Holmes, Glen C., Pvl., 1816 Adams St., Madison, Wis. Morris, Rodger D., Pvt. l,t CI., U. S. F. 5., Albuquerque, N. M. Holsclaw, Clyde A., Cpl., Heaton, N. C. Mullen, Frank E., Bugler, R. C. A., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N. Y. City. Hoover, Fred A., Sgt., Emmett, Ida. Murphy, Daniel J., Cpl., Bovill, Ida. Howard, Geo. P., Pvt. 1st CI., 1800 So. 2d St., Albuquerque, N. M. Makar, John, Pvt., 234 W. Lawrence St., Mishawaka, Ind. Hudman, Howard H., Pvl. 1st CI., 437 2d St., West, Salt Lake City, Utah. Nair, Jobn, Pvt., Oakland, Md. Huerd, Philip E., Pvt., Warroad, Minn. Nixon, Eugene E., Pvt. lst CI., Kinder. La. Hunter, Leland A., Pvt., 4,233 Pleasant St., Des Moines. Ia. ~oble, Charlie 5., Pvt. 1st CI., Gardner, W. Va. Hyde, Erwin c., Cpl., 22 Pearne St.. Binghamplon, 1. ·Y. Norquist. Robert F., Pvl. lst Cl., Louis, Minn. Ingalls, Edmund E., Pvl., 874 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. f Paul, Jerome, Pvt., Sheffield, Pa. Jacks, Sam, Pvt., 2133 5th Ave., Birmingham. Ala. Paulson, Ernest A., \Vag., Limestone. Mich. Johnson, Charles Haldy, Pvt. 1st CI., Gonvick, Minn. Paulson, Leonard, Wag., Limestone, Mich. Johnson, Charles Hans, Cpl., 2510 Bloominglon Ave., Minneapolis. Minn. Pattison, Ray 0., Cpl., cia Armour & Co., Hot Springs, Ark. Johnson, Lewie H.• Pvt., Route No. 16, Box 61. Kansasville, \Vis. Peachy, Ernest C., Cpl., 625 E. Front St., Port Angeles, Wash. Kelly, John, Wag., 996 Douglass Ave., Eveleth, Minn. Peck, Jesse L., Pvt. lst CI., 2607 Virginia ~t., Everett, Wash. Kendrick. Isaac H., \Vag., Cross Plains, Tex. Perry, Clyde, Wag., Erie, Kan. Kildare, John W., Pvt., 615 12th 51. So., Virginia, Minn. Peters, Percy J., Pvt.,JOl Pacific St., Butte, Mont. ,. Kilp, Frederick G., Pvt., 2532 Bryant Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Peters, Samuel A., Pvt. 1st CI., 4 East Front St.. Skowhegan, M,a~ne Kjellin, John R. H., Cpl., 2628 Berlin St., Chicago, Ill. Pfeiffer, William L., Wag., 170 Quail St., Albany, New York.. 22 23 Pierce, Allen E., Pvt., Box 137, Park Falls, \Vis. Teichert, Herman A., Pvt., Sterling, Ida. Pinkerton, Richard C., Pvt., 12 Blackwood St., Boston, Mass. Thibodeau, Joseph A., Pvt., 418 E. 3d SL Anaconda, Mont. Porter, Joel 5., Pvt 1st Cl., 93 Bridge St, Catskill, N. Y. Thomas, Frank, Wag., 609 Deakin Ave., Moscow, Ida. Poston, Herbert L., Sgt. 1st Cl., Palisade, Minn. Tower, Paul V., Pvt. Potter, Harry F., Wag., Broadalbin, N. Y. Towne, John L., Pvt., R. R. '0. 3, Phillipps, Wis. Primrose, John L., Pvt., 864 Mulberry St., Lancaster, Ohio. Turner, Leon, Pvt., R. F. D. o. 3, Burt, Mich. Putnam, Henry N., Bugler, 388 Park St., East Lansing, Mich. Virtue, William T., Pvt. 1st Cl., Custer, S. D. Ray, William T., Cpl., 30 Mozart St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Waters, Robert S., Saddler, 54 Weller St., Pro,·idence, R. I. Reed, Fred M., Sgt, Blackduck, Minn. Wentling, Floyd, Pvt., Cumberland, Md. Reinhart, James c., Pvt., P. O. 45, ewell, Pa. White, Harold W., Pvt. 1st Cl., 2338 Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Reynolds, Kelley 0., Sgt., Palatka, Fla. Whitford, Walter H., Cpl., P. O. 224, Hot Springs, Ark. Richardson, Lynn, Pvt., Snowflake, Ariz. Wigley, Atticus, Pvt., Jonesboro, La. Riley, James E., Cpl., U. S. Bur. Plant Industry, New Haven, Conll. Wikoff, Garnett M., Pvt. 1st CI., 1516 Neil Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Robertson, Sigwardt R., Pvt., R. R. No.1, Box 38, Buckley, Wash. Winslow, Harold H., Pvt., 403 Queen Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn. Roderique, Whitney J., Pvt lsI CI., Raceland, La. Yehle, Benjamin F., Pvt. Rogers, Harry F., Pvt. 1st Cl., Meridian, Ida. Yenor, Ernest 1., Pvt., 1035 \Valnut St., Marinette, \Vis. Ross, Guy A., Pvt lsI CI., Ontognan, Mich. loesch, Herman E., Pvt., Butternut, \Vis. Roundtree, William, \Vag., Lakeside, Ore. Rousseau, Eugene P., Pvt., 37 4th St., S., Cloquet, Minn. NOTE: Most of the addresses are of 1918. Ryerson, John V., Pvt., Arlington Ave., Ramsey, '. J. Savage, lohn W., Sgt., c/o Mrs. Mary Panthermaul, Juneau, Alaska. Savre, Oliver M., Sgt., orthwood, Ia. Severnski, Mike, Wag., Blackduck, Minn. Shaw, Robert C., Pvt 1st Cl., Funkley, Minn. Shea, Francis H., Pvt., 996 Douglass Ave., Eveleth, Minn. Sheley, Ralph E., Pvt. 1st Cl., 3621 Clinlon Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Shoemaker, Wilbur G., -Sgt., Naples, Ida. Sischo, Paul c., Pvt. 1st Cl., 803 5th St., San Monica, Calif. Skinner, Edgar E., Pvt., South Jacksonville, Fla. Smith, Frank 1., Cook,. Monico, \Vis. Smith, Standish M., Wag., Cnsler, S. D. Sohn, Martin F., Pvt., 416 N. Woodridge St., Saginaw, Mich. Spencer, James, Sgt., Fifield, Wis. Spreiter, \Valter F., Pvt., Kasson, Minn. Spurgeon, Charles W., Pvt. 1st Cl., 774 Lydia St.; Oakland, Calif. Starrs, John L., Pvt., Wallace, Mich. Steinman, Bernard, Pvt., 163 Buyard St., Brooklyn, . Y. Stewart, Edward, Pvt. 1st C\., Yesler Hotel, Seattle, Wash. Stewart, Ernest M., Pvt. 1st CL, WiIlowemoc, N. Y. . Stonestreet, Mathias B., Cpl., 702 Lakeside Ave., Coeur d'Alene, Ida. Sutherland, Edgar A., Wag., Pringle, S. D. Swapp, Roy, Horseshoer, U. S. F. S., Pinos Altos, N. M. Sweeney, Edward D., Pvt., Monroe St., Salamanca, N. Y. Sweezy, Archie, Pvt, R. F. D. No. 10, Grand Rapids, Mich. Swift, Donald F., Pvt., Box 21, Douglass, Ariz. 24 25 COMPANY C Brown, Lewis W., Pvt. 1st Cl., Elherton, \Vash. Officers 8ueh, John E., Pvt., Lititz, Pa. Guthrie, John D., Capt., Army & Navy Cluh, Washinglon, D. C. (Major, Burrage, Clarence H., Pvt., TVA, Norris, Tenn. Engrs. Res.) Burton, Frank, Pvt., Cadillac, Michigan. Kelly, John G., 1st Lt., Portland, Ore. Died 1918, Pontenx, France. Butin, Russel E., Wag., 2117 Joyee Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Williams, H. C., 1st Lt., Lakeville, Conn. Killed in baule, Sept., 1918, Carney, Ceo. 8., Pvt. 1st CI., Amesbury, Mass. Dead. France. Case, Ralph L., Pvt. 1st CI., Bemidji, Minn. Cookston, Roy, 2nd Lt. (Later 1st Lt.), Marye Sl.. Alexandria, La. Casey, James W., Pvt. lst CI., 7 Brandywine Ave., Schenectady, . Y. Casey, Michael J., Pvt., 7 Brand) wine Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. Top Sergeant Cassidy, James, Pvt., Portland, Ore., c/o Judge McGinnis. Billingslea, James H., 1st Sgt. (Later 2nd Lt.), Granls Pass, Ore. Died Chandler, Lloyd, Pvt., Salisbury, Md. October, 1939. Cheney, Wallace L., Pvt., Spring Valley, 1inn. Enlisled Mell Chingman, Peter, Pvt., Hart, Mich. Anderson. Byron c., Pvt., East Hickor)', Pa. Clemmens, John c., Pvt. lsl CI., Timber Valley, Wash. Armstrong. Fred R., Pvt., Turtle Lake, North Dakota. Cobb, William G., Pvt., Au Sable Forks, N. Y. Armitage, Jos. J., Pvt., Jersey City, . J- Coffey, John l, Wag., 42 Silver St., Walerbury, Conn. AuI, Ludwig, Pvt. Cole, Roy G., Pvt. Isl CI., 1909 Highland Ave., ew Castle, Pa. Badger Raymond M., Sgt., Winthrop, \Vash. Postmaster. Compton, Daniel A., Pvt., Deming, Washington. Baril, Harold F., Pvt., ewmarket, New Hampshire. Connally, oab c., Pvt., St. Luis Obispo, Calif. Barneau, Louis, Pvl., Cape St., Innes, Quebec, Canada. Corcoran, John J., Corp., Mohawk, N. Y. Barnes, Julius F., Pvt., Eastly Port, N. Carolina. Curtis, Frank P., Sgt., Burke, Va. Died 1938. Bateman, Charles, \Vag., Georgetown, Mass. Dahlquist, Alexander H., Pvt. Beam, Harry M., Cook, Endeavor, Pa. (or Washougal, Wash.1­ Dalton, Lee D., Wag. Beattie, Homer M., Wag., orwalk, Ohio. Davis, Ward W., Pvt. lst CI., Long Beach, Calif., clo Mrs. Flossy E. Beck, Waldemer, Pvt., Athens, Wis. Fletcher. BilIin, Robert T., Pvt. 1st CI., 1716 First Ave., Altoona, Pa. Davison, Henry W., Pvt., Home Valley, Washington. Bender, \V. H., Jr., Pvt., 406 North Rural St., Indianapolis, Ind. Dawson, Wm. T., Pvt., 21 Bloomingdale St., Gloversville, N. Y. Bird, Roberl A., Pvt., 218 Fourth St., Oakland, Cal. DeBooy, Henri T., Pvt. Bitler, Frank E., Pvt., Picture Ro~ks, Pa. Deuel, Nathaniel E., Cook, Panguitch, Ulah. Dead. Black, Arthur F., Pvt. 1st CI., Oil City, Pa. Dickenson, Vern, Panguitch, Utah. Dead. Black, G. A., Pvt. Isl CI., Ludlow, Pa. Doggett, Wm. H., Pvt. 1st CI. (Laler 2nd Lt.), Dedham, Mass. Black, Stephen L., Pvt., North Pinc Grovc, Pa. Donohue, John P., Pvt. lst CI., Trout Creek, Montana. Blackburn, G. A., Pvt. Dougherly, John A., Stb. Sgt., 1329 H St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Bolland, Andrew, Sgt., Canby, Oregon. Drinkard, James c., Pvt. lst CI., Trenton, Tenn. Bonnell, R. G., Pvt. 1st Cl., Waterville, Pa. Drinkwater, Deloss E., Pvt., Spaulding, Mich. Borchers, H. F., Pvt., East Grand Forks, Minn. Drumm, Walter A., Corp., 1483 Clyton St., Denger, Col. Boyer, Wesley L., Pvt. 1st CI., 203 B St., Johnstown, Pa. Duchaine, Howard L., Pvt. lst el., Tidionti, Pa. Braden, Robert M., Corp., Monticello, New York. Duckett, John, Pvt., Seneca, S. Carolina. Bradshaw, Ceo. A., Pvt. 1st Cl., Port Angeles, Washington. Dudley, Franklin A., Pvt., Rockland, N. Y. Branson, Joseph D., Corp. Easingwood, Albert H., Pvt., Clinton, N. Y. Bray, Gilbert G., Wag., 1021 San Gabriel Ave., Azusa, Calif. Edwards, Wm. G., Pvt., Prof. of Forestry, State College, Pa. Breneman, Howard E., Pvt., 1012 Alleghany St., Hollydaysburg, Pa. Elmore, Lester R., Pvt. lst CI., CCC, Flagstaff, Arizona. Brenner, Elmer F., Pvt., Minneapolis, Minn. Enberg, Arvide A., Pvt., Westport, Oregon. Brenner, William G., Pvt., 1927 Albert St., Alexandria, La. Erickson, Arthur F., Pvt., Highland Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Bristol, Jay W., Pvt., Lima, ew York. Erickson, Paul, Pvt. 1st Cl., Spooner, Minn. 26 27 Ertel, lohn, Hrs. Shoer, 1218 Erie Ave., Sheboygan, Wis. Lancaster, Herman L., Corp., 30 Prentiss St., Boston, 1'1as5. Estes, Archie F., Pvt. 1st C1., Bellingham, \Vashington. Larrabee, Austin H., Pvt., 10 Alger St.: South, Boston, Mass. Ewing, Rohert W., Pvt., Leasheville, Arkansas. Lee, Richard H., Pvt., Cass Lake, Minn. Eubar, Fred F., Pvt. 1st Cl., 206 Bay St., Glens Falls, N. Y. Leet, Ernest H., Corp., 25 1st St., Loominster, Mass. Felix, Trabert c., Cook, Johnstown, Pa. Leet, Geo., Wag., Com. VFW No. 3098, Laurel, Washington. FeroneUi, James, Pvt., 75 Main St., Bradford, Mass. Lewis, Forry D., Corp., Route 4, McKinney: Texas. Figge, Odah H" Pvt., Downing, Missouri, Lincoln, Francis B., Pvt. 1st CI., Prof. U. of Md., 84 Wine Ave., Hyatts. Fitzgerald, Wm. A., Pvt. 1st Cl., Endeavor, Pa. ville, Md. Fleming, Joseph, Wag., 67 Matthews St., Pontiac, Mich. Lindquist, \VilIiam, Pvt., Marinette, \Vis.

Flurry, Adam JOJ Pvt. 1st Cl., Roseburg, Oregon. Livermore, Floyd E., Pvt., Munsiug, Mich. Flynn, Daniel L., Pvt., 606 West Oak St., Stillwater, Minn. Madison, Mottie R., Pvt., 1222 E. Wishkah St., Aberdeen, Wash. Fox, William M., Pvt., Endeavor, Pa. Mannson, Carl P. E., Pvt., 2991 Grand Ave., New York, . Y. Frey, Edward, Pvt. 1st Cl., 541 Van e55 Ave., ew York, . Y. . (arshall, Earl 1'., Pvt., Jeflerson City, Tenn. Fridley, Harry c., Pvt., Phelps, . Y. May, Charles E., Pvt., Astoria, Oregon. Genack. Chester A., Pvt., 109 Chestnut St., Munsing, Mich. McClelland, lohn B., Pvt. 1st CI., R. F. D. No. I, Woosler, Ohio. Gilchri~t, Maurice F., Pvt., 180 So. Main St., Franklin, N. H. McDermott, Charles W., Corp. B. P. O. L, 349, Dubois, Pa. Gilliland, Edward J., Sgt., Hazel, Wash. McGillicuddy, Blaine H., Pvt., Bordeaux, Wash. Gipple, Oliver B., Pvt., 1234 Perry St., Harrisburg, Pa. McGough, Raymond A., Pvt.; Pittsburgh, Pa. Grant, John L., Corp., Webster, Wis. McGuire, Harold F., Pvt., 7 Washington Ave., Bath, N. Y. Grant, Robert L., Pvt., Virginia, Minn. McNulty, Leighton E., Pvt., 31-J- Hanover St., Carlisle, Pa. Grodeski, Charles, Pvt. 1st Cl., Rapid River, Michigan. McPherson, Benjamin D., Pvt. 1st CI., Dept. Forests & \Vaters, Blain, Pa. Hargrave, Alfred B., Wag., 214 Torrey Bldg., Duluth, Minn. Mershon', Wm. B., Sgt. (Later 1st Lt.), Saginaw, Micb. (Capt. Cav. Res.l Hatmaker Parse C., Pvt., Jacksboro, Tenn. Middour, Joseph c., Pvt., 1525 Catherine St., Harrisburg, Pa. Heywood: Leland D., Corp., U. S. F. 5., Forest Supervisor, Moab, Utah. Miller, Claude L., Pvt., Hill Cily, S. D. Holbrook: Joe E., Pvt.: Reading, California. Miller, Daniel, Corp.: U. S. Consul, Calculla, India. Howe, lohn F., Pvt., Beaver Falls, Pa. Dead. Miller, Edwin 8., Pvt., 446 Franklin St., Johnstown, Pa. Huttleson, Roland W., Pvt. 1st Cl., Titusville, Pa. Miller, Robert F., Pvt. 1st CI., Conomaugb, Pa. Husbands, Delbert W., Wag., Molalla, Oregon. Mintlo, Earl L., Pvt., 602 S. Broadstreet, Grinnell, Iowa. Hyde, lames, Pvt., Ketchum, Idaho. Died. Mills, Wilbur, Corp., Bemidji, Minn. ] rvin, ] ames A., Sgt., Altoona, Pa. Mitchell, Herbert A., Pvt. 1st CI., Rogersville, Tenn. Irwin, Walter B., Pvt. 1st Cl., 1809 Ashdale St., Philadelphia, Pa. Moreau, Harold B., Corp.. Berlin, N. H. ]annella: Frank, Pvt., 2116 Piedmont Ave., Duluth, Minn. Morse, Arthur, Pvt. 1st CI., Aberdeen, Washington. Jensen, George C. 5., Pvt., 6005 E. 14th St., Oakland, Calif. Morton, James N., Pvt., C. of Bd. Game Coms., Harrisburg, Pa. loyner, Clyde M., Pvt., 5 Maple St., Liberty, N. Y. Mullen, Edward, Pvt., 410 Minersville St., Pottsville, Pa. ] ust, Warner G., Pvt., eillsville, Wis. Murra)', William, Pvt., 302 No. 9th St., Springfield, III. Kinneary, lohn R., Sdlr., 213 E. 58th St., ew York, . Y. M)'ers, Clarence M., Pvt. 1st CI., Tidioute, Pa. Kellogg, Timothy H., Sgt. (Later 2nd Lt.)' New Britain, Conn. Myers, Reynolds V., Sgt. 1st CI., 5037 Schuyler St., Germantown, Pa. Kjer, Ernest, Pvt., Scotia, California. Nelsen, Enoch W., Corp., U. S. F. 5., Ogden, Utah. Klassell, Alvin E., Wag., Shelton, Wash. Nettell, Wesley, 1'1'1" 139 . Saginaw St., LaPerre, Mich. Klein, Ruben, Pvt., 1372 Randolph St., Apt. 21, N. W., Washington, D. C. Newman, Arthur N., Sgt., Metaline Falls, Wash. Knoph, Delbert L., Corp., Dungeness, Wash. Newman, Ellis T., Sgt., 11th Ave and 13th St., 5., Nampa, Ida. Koonz, Floyd, Pvt., 260 Western Ave., Albany, N. Y. Nicholas, Geo. H., Corp., Eli, Minn. LaBell, Raymond c., Pvt., Clallam Bay, Washington. Torton, Joseph, Pvt., 1106 \VaLlUt St., Taylor, Pa. LaBrock, Eugene 5., Pvt., Waldorf Hotel, Seattle, Wash. Ogilvio, Kenneth W., P\