(9 tA ?luhrf PUBLISHED DAZLY under order of THE*friatol PREJIDENT of THE by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC ZNFORM.RTION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activities

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PERSONNEL OF BUREAU OF PEACE NEW BRITISH RESTRICTIONS CONFERENCE AS FINALLY FORMED REQUIRING SPECIAL LICENSE The personnel of the Bureau of the Peace Conference as provi- ON LONG LIST OF IMPORTS sionally chowen at the open plenary session on January 18, and now finally formed, was reported to the State Department to-day. The TO TAKE EFFECT MARCH 1 personnel follows: President: M. Debearn, Secretary of Em- ESSENTIALS INCLUDED M. , bassy. . For Italy. AS WELL AS LUXURIES Vice Presidents: Co m t e Aldrovandi, Minister Hon. , United Plenipotentiary. Reasons for Action Are Ex- States. Mar q uis Charles Durazzo, plained in Statement by Right Hon. David Lloyd George, Counselor of Legation. British Empire. M. G. Brambilla, Counselor of War Trade Board as Effort M. V. E. Orlando, Italy. Legation. to Re- Marquis Saionji, Japan. For Japan. by Great Britain Secretary General: store Her Trade Equilib- M. Dutasta, France. M. Sadao Saburi, Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Af- Secretaries: fairs rium-" Will Tend Toward For United States. Committee on Verification of Economic and Social Sta- Mr. Joseph Clarke Grew, Minis- Powers: ter Plenipotentiary. Hon. Henry White, V7 nit e d bility Throughout the As- Mr. Leland Harrison, Coun- States. I sociated Governments." selor of Embassy Right Hon. Arthur Balfour, Brit- Col. U. S. Grant, 3d. ish Empire. M. Jules Cambon, Eance. The War Trade Board has issued the For British Empire. Marquis Salvago Raigi, Italy. following: Lieut. Col. Sir Maurice Hankey. M. K. Matsui, Japard " British import restrictions, which Mr. Herman Norman, Coun- cover a wide range of commodities, will selor of Embassy. Committee on Drafting: go into effect after March 1, the War Mr. Eric Phipps, First Secre- Mr. James Brown Sctt, United Trade Board stated to-day upon advices tary of Embassy. States. from the American Consul General in Mr. Hurst, British Empire. London. Thereafter exporters of the For France. Mt Fromager, France. specified commodities can ship to Great M. P. Gauthier, Minister Pleni- M. Ricci Busatti, Italy. Britain only under a special British im- potentiary. M. H. Nagoaka, Japan, port license. Cover a Wide Range. "The commodities affected by this ment of which you are;e part will measure cover a wide range, extending POLISH REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED bring prosperity to the Republic of all the way from essentials to what are Poland. commonly classed as luxuries. Among BY U.S. IN CABLE TO PREMIER " It is my privilege to extend to the latter are included such items as per- you at this time my personal greet- fumery and toilet preparations, mouth SENT BY SECRETARY LANSING ings and officially to assure you that organs, and pictures, prints, and engrav- it will be a source of gratification to ings. BY DIRECTION OF PRESIDENT enter into official relations with you " But, on the other hand, this category at the earliest opportunity to render also places import prohibitions upon such PROMISE GIVEN OF AMERICA'S HELP to your country such aid as is possi- extremely essential articles as tools and ble at this time as it enters upon a machinery of all sorts for working in both metal and wood. Government is new cycle of independent life, will The Provisional Polish be in full accord with that spirit of Reasons for Action. accorded complete recognition in a tele- friendliness which has in the past "The gram which Secretary Lansing has sent animated the American people in reasons for such action on the part of Great Britain are not hard to Ignace Paderewski. by direction of Presi- their relations with your country- understand, nor do they require anything dent Wilson. The message extending men." in the nature of justification. For over this full recognition follows: four years .Great Britain has been sub- JOINS FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. ject to the shock and strain of a war "The President of the United which not only required the sacrifice of States directs me to extend to you The following State institution has life and intense human energy, but also as Prime Minister and Secretary for been admitted to the Federal Reserve necessitated the most stringent economic Poreign Affairs of the Provisional System as of date January 29, 1919: readjustment and the sacrifice of private Polish Government his sincere The Shiloh business. wishes for your success in the high Savings Bank Co., Shiloh, " It is not strange, therefore, that Great office which you have assumed and Ohio. Capital, $25,000; surplus, $25,000; Britain should to-day wish to make every his earnest hope that the Govern- total resources, $879,115, legitimate effort to keep her commercial 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919.

falling into Pictures, prints, engravings, and photographs. and economic status from Platting, all descriptions. chaos, and instead to restore it to a state Plated and gilt wares. 10,000 DISABLED SOLDIERS of equilibrium. In fact, to do anything Revolvers and pistols. else would be strange. Salt. BEING EDUCATED INTRADES Sewing machines. Restoring Normal Rasis. Skins and furs, manufactures of. Slide rules for engineers and draftsmen. Officers and Enlisted Men Given "As a natural result of such Stereescopes. a normal, Stores and ranges. Transfers from Service to patriotic aspiration, in order to bring her Straw envelopes for battles. own manufactures to a state of stability Soap. Act as Instructors. approaching that of prewkr days. Great Spectacles and eyeglasses complete, not con- taining gold. Britain finds it necessary to impose such Time-recording instruments of all kinds, and The War Department authorizes the import restrictions for the time being as movements and parts thereof. following from the Office of the Surgeon will permit her the opportunity to re: Vacuum cleaners. General: Wringers and mangles. establish domestic business conditions on Weighing machines, scales, and balances of Ten thousand disabled soldiers are now a normal basis. The import restrictions all descriptions. being given some sort of educational work being imposed by Great Britain are for General License Commodities. in 43 different hospitals. Thousands more such purposes and are not to be regarded are on their way and will receive the same as of a permanent nature. In making General licenses admitting the impor- help. . In order to handle properly the for the return of normal domestic con- tation into Great Britain of the follow- educational work in the new hospitals ditions in Great Britain, inducing the ing commodities without special license with the increased numbers of patients, social welfare of the Empire, such mcas- will be continued until July 1, 1919: a material increase in the educational ures will tend toward economic and social Aerated mineral and table waters, unsweet- personnel is necessary. stability throughout the associated Gov- pned. ernments and this country. And such a Almonds. Instructors in Various Lines. Apples. - tendency is to-day recognized as vitally Art, work, of. By a recent order, transfers may be necessary for the formation of a lasting Bananas. made from any branch of the service to Bladders. the educational service in the Medical and fundamentally sound peace." Casings and sausage skins. Cocoa, raw. Department. Acting upon this, officers Formal Announcement. Coffee. and enlisted men with special qualifica- Fruit from all sources, canned, bottled, or tions are being transferred from their The formal announcement of the War preserved. Trade Board follows: Gum copal. present assignments where their services The War Trade Board announces, in a Gum kauri. are no longer needed, to the Division of Hides, wet and dry. Reconstruction. They are to become in- new ruling (W. T. B. R. 557), for the in- Horns and hoofs. formation of exporters in the United Ivory, vegetable. structors or supervisors of the various States, that they have been informed of Marble. lines of school work. Nuts. Instructors and supervisors are still the following announced changes in the Onions. import regulations of Great Britain: Pinentoes, needed for hnost all lines of technical The Sugar Supply Commission have Ruin. work; but the need is most urgent in Sugar cane. the following subjects: Agriculture, car- announced the removal, from Februry 24, Timber (duanage used as temporary ship's 1919, of all restrictions limiting the im- fittings and not entered on bills of lading). pentry, auto mechanics, typewriting, portation and sale of sirup, molasses, Tobacco, unmanufactured and manufactured, drafting, printing, tractor operating, ma- including cigars and cigarettes. leather work. and other articles of like nature. Wood flour, cassa, and ligaea. chine shop, electricity, The following articles, as to which the Officers or enlisted men who are desir- British import prohibitions have hitherto Export Restrictions Relaxed. ous of transferring to this service should been removed, will again be on the list Ambassador Davis, at London, cables, apply to the local educational officer at of prohibited imports after March 1, 1919, under date of January 23, 1919, as fol- the base hospital, or to the Division of and can then only be imported under lows: Physical Reconstruction, Surgeon Gen- special license: The British Board of Trade Journal of eral's Office, Washington, D. C., and full Aluminum, manufactures of. January 23 announces a further relaxa- information wvill be supplied Aluminum powder. ApPirel not waterproofed. tion of export restrictions, transferring.to Baskets and basket ware. Class C the following list or afticles, Baths of metal, all kinds. which may therefore be exported freely including Scrapped and disused recepta- Cartridges, all kinds and parts thereof. eles wholly Cement. to all countries other than European and or partly made of tin plate, Diatomite, or infusorial earth. Asiatic Russia and certain European and various chemicals." Electrotypes. countries: Fatty acids. Removed from Embargo. Fire extinguishers. List of Commodities. The following goods have been removed Guns, carbines, and riles. Hats and bonnets. "Alloys of cadmium and cadmium ore, from the embargo and list and may there- Lawn mowers. canvas, old ship canvas, canvas cuttings, fore be exported even to the countries on Linen yarns and manufactures thereof. list C: Machine tools, and machinery driven by power coke oven and gas carbon, pitch, cotton and suitable for use in cutting, stamping, rags, and rags containing cotton, carbo- " Bromides not otherwise specifically or working metal, including lathes, grind- rundum, alundum, crystolon, and all prohibited; lead-sheeted cable otper than ing machines, milling machines, boring and armored cable; old hemp ropes other than turning mills, drilling machines, power other artificial abrasives Iand manufac- presses, planers, punching and shearing tures thereof, metal cylinders capable of manila; roofing; felt rags; lead in all machines, shapers, forging machines, screw use for storage of gases or liquids under forms not otherwise prohibited; com- machines, cutting-off machines, chucking pound manures not containing either sul- machines, gear-cutting machines, boring pressure, esparto grass, ferrocerium, fish- machines, centering machines, slotting ma- ing gear, other than tackle for fishing by phate of ammonia, superphosphates of chines. rod and line, which is already on list C, lime, or potash: molybdenum and niolyb- Machinery driven by power and suitable for denite except molybdenum filament; cer- use in cutting, working, or operating on fustic chips and extracts, hemp waste, wood. including sawing machines of all de- jute wrappers, surat tares other than tain tanning materials; and mahogany scriptions, general joiners, mortise, tenon, such wrappers as constitute the cover- and hardwoods." boring machines, lathes and .rounding ma- chines, box and cask making machines, and ings of goods to be shipped for exporta- all machines accessory thereto, scraping tion and are allowed by the commission- Great Britain Removes and sandpapering machines, wheelwright ers of customs and excise to be shipped machinuey, firewood making and bundling Embargo on Raw Hides machinery, wood, wool fiber, and pulp ma- as such coverings, jute waste, camp ket- chinery, saw sharpening and setting ma- -ties, linen rags and linen waste, night chines, saw stretchers, and brazing appa- lights, oil of cedar wood, oil oi pepper- The War Trade Board announces, for ratus. Machines for grinding, planing, or molding mint, oil of sassafras, oil of sandalwood, the information of exporters in the irons. wooden pegs suitable for use in the manu- United States, that it has been informed Xat'. facture of boots and shoes, sheet iroil or of the following change in the British M atting. Methyl alcohol. steel piping for stoves or for ranges and import restrictions: Maps parts thereof, salt other than rock salt, The prohibition on the importation of Mouth organs. sandalwood for medical purposes, silicon, raw hides of all descriptions and weights Oilcloth. Perfumery and toilet preparations. spiegel, sisal strings, sisal waste. tents and has been removed, and dealings in raw Photographic apparatus. their component parts, tin-plate scraps, hides are now freely authorized. THE OFFICIAL U. S. 3ULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. SWEEPING REDUCTION MADE List of Transports and Army Units NCOMMODITIES REQUIRING Sailing From France for United States INDIVIDUAL IMPORT LICENSE The War Department authorizes the One additional casual officer, Air Serv- ANNOUNCED BY WAR TRADE BOARD publication of the following information: ice, embarked on Gorontalo, making The transport Duca d'Aosta sailed total on board 38. from Marseille January 20 and from Casual detachment strength, 1 officer, Order Simplifying Procedure for Gibraltar January 23 and is due to ar- 25 men, should read 1 officer, 23 men, mak- rive at New York February 5 with the ing total on board the Pasadena, 32. Goods From United Kingdom, following troops: The following casuals were omitted 331st Field Artillery, complete, 60' officers from detail list but included in total on France, Italy, and Belgium-Ex- -and 1,282 men. Destination of 86th Division, Camp Grant. board the Caronia, ex-officer, 1; nurses, pected to Stabilize Trade. Following units of 339th Field Artillery: 15; enlisted men, 3; 8 civilians. 1lattery E, 6 officers and 205 men; Head- Transport Woonsocket sailed from quarters Company, 6 officers and fl Men; Extensive simplification of importation medical detachment, 10 men. Destination of Bordeaux January 27 and is due to arrive procedure, which may well result in the 88th Division, Camp Dodge; detachment be- at New York February 10 with the fol- longing to 33d Field Artillery, 14 men. lowing troops: Detachment Casual Com- stabilizing of the import trade into the Cftsual officers, classified as follows: Field Artillery, 13; Infantry, 1; Medical Corps, 6; pany No. 17, 1 officer and 20 men, Illinois. United States, was to-day announced by Air Service, 84; Quartermaster Corps, 3; Mo- Transport Hickman, from Bordeaux, the War Trade Board. Hereafter no in- tor Transport Corps, 1; Ordnance, 4; En- sailed from La Pallice Rochelle January gIneers, 4; Chemical Warfare Service, 2; dividual import licenses will be required Sanitary Corps, 1; Coast Artillery Corps, 3; 27 and is due to arrive at New York for the importation into the United States total, 122. February 14 with the following troops: Detachment Casual Company No. 80, 1 offi- from the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Transport Agamenwr sailed from cer,28 men, . and Belgium and their European and Brest January 26 and is due to arrive at Medical detachment for duty, 3 men. Newport News February 4 with the fol- Nine casual officers classified as follows: Mediterranean African possessions and lowing troops: Air Service, 7; Engineers, 1; Medical Corps, 1. protectorates of any commodities except Fifty-first Regiment Coast Artiller Corps, Transport Santa Barbara, from St. complete, 31 officers and 1,626 men, ulars. the following: Base Hospital No. 2, Camp Meade, 380officers Nazaire, sailed January 27 and is due to list of Commodities. and 311 men. arrive at New York February 9 with 2 Casual Company No. 226, 1 officer and 116 casual officers, Medical Corps. men, New York. Breadstuffs. Casual Company No. 280, 1 officer and 51 Transport Rijndam, from St. Nazaire, Naxos emery. men, New York. Pailed January 27 and is due to arrive at Naxos emery ore. Casual officers, classified as follows: Air Newport News February 7 with the fol- Service, O3; Field Artillery, 2; Chemical War- Feathers. fare Service, 1; Engineers, 4; Infantry, 2; lowing troops: ]Ierro-manganese. MedIcal, 2; Motor Transport Corps, 1; Ore- Casual Company No. 457, 3 officers, 150 men, 8piegeleisen. nance, 6; Quartermaster, 4; Corps, 1; Illinois. Fur skins. Signal, 1; The Adjutant General's Department, Casual Company No. 458, 3 officers, 153 men, 1; General Staff, 1; Judge Advocate, 1; Em- Michigan. Nitrates. barkation Service, 2; total, 92. Casual Company No. 460, 3 officers, 145 men, Meat and meat products. Other casuals-Two enlisted men, 5 nurses, Ohio. . Peanuts. and 15 civilians. Casual Company No. 464, 3 officers, 144 men, Medical detachment for duty, 4 officers. New York. Rice. Sick and wounded classified as follows: Bed- Quartermaster Casual Company No. 2, 2 ridden, 90 men; mental, 20 men; tubercular officers, 189 men, ' ginia. Tin, tin ore, and tin concentrates, or and others requiring isolation, 40 men. Re- Casual Company. 134, 3 officers, 150 men, metals containing more than 5 per cent of quiring no special attention, 509 men. New York. tin. Also 43 naval officers. Casual Company No. 135, 8 officers, 145 men, The transport Cedric sailed from Brest Pennsylvania. It was also announced by the board Casual Company No. 136,A officers (white), that all commodities imported into January 26 and is due to arrive at New 150 men (colored), Virginia. Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Tutila, Porto York February 4 with the following Casual Company No. 137, 3 officers, 172 men, troops: Virginia. Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Canal Zone, Casual Company No. 138, 3 officers, 143 men, and the Philippine Islands may now be Forty-fourth Regiment Coast Artillery . Corps, complete, 43 officers and 1,589 men, transshipped to destinations other than Regular Army. Casual Company No. 139, 3 officers, 138 men, United States. Michigan. the Sixtieth Regiment Coast Artillery Corps, Casual Company No. 141, 3 officers, 155 men, complete, 47 officers and 1,602 men, Rdgular Texas. l In-Transit Rice Shipments. Army. Fifty-five casual officers classified as fol- Casual Company No. 234, Illinois, 2 officer" lows: Coast Artillery Corps, 1; Medical Corps, The War Trade Boart announces, in and 66 men. 5; Infantry, 12; Quartermaster, 6; Field Ar- a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 562), supple- Casual officers, classified as follows: Air tillery, 6; Ordnance, 5; Engineers, 1; Air menting W. T. B. R. 550, issued Janu- Service, 64; Coast Artillery Corps, 4; Field Service, 14; Tank Corps, 2; Sanitary Train, Artillery, 1; Chemical Warfare Service, 10; 1; Machine Gun, 1; Motor Transport Corps, 1. ary 28, 1919, that they have today is- Infantry, 3; Marine Corps. 1; Medical, 11; Other casualties-l enlisted man, civilians 6. sued a new General Import License, PBl Motor Transport Corps, 6; Ordnance, 18; Medical Detachment for duty, 6 officers, 26 No. 32, permitting the importation of in- Quartermaster, '2; Signal Corps, 1; Army men, 19 nurses. Service Corps, 1; Engineers, 4; total, 133. Sick and wounded classified as follows: Bed- transit shipments of rice from all coun- Other casuals.-Three enlisted men, 3 ex- ridden, 1 officer, 30 men, 1 nurse; mental, 12 tries. No entries of rice for consumption officers, 4 nurses, and 15 civilians. men; tubercular and Isolated, 10 men; others may be made under this general license, Transport Peerless sailed from Bor- requiring no special attention, 1 officer, 794 in order to complete deaux January 26 and is due to arrive at men, 43 nurses. and the importer, Also following naval personnel, 8 officers, such in-transit shipment, will be required Newport News February 4 with the fol- 200 men. to obtain the necessary export license. lowing troops: Casual Company No. 24, , 2 offi- General Import License. cers, 144 men. Medical Detachment for duty, 1 officer, 3 The War Trade Board announces, in men. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ALL a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 556), that Seven casual offlcers, Air Service. General Import License PBP No. 2, is- Transport West Haren sailed from GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES sued May 14, 1918, providing for the im- Bordeaux January 26 and is due to arrive APPLY TO THR portation, without individual license, of at Newport News February 4 with 1 cas- all commodities into Alaska, Canal Zone, unal officer, Air Service, on board. SERVICE BUREAU Philippine Islands, Guam, Hawaii, Tu- Transport Western Ocean sailed from of the COMMITTEE ON tuila, Porto Rico, and Virgin Islands, La Pallice Rochelle, January 22 and is when for consumption in those countries due to arrive at Baltimore February 3 P &BLIC INFORMATION but not for transshipment, has been with 1 casual officer, Engineers, on amended to provide that commodities im- board. FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS ported thereunder may be transshipped Three additional casual officers, Medical Telephones: Main-5600, 2570 (branches, to destinations other than the United Corps, embarked on La Lorraine, making 2638, 2639, 2640), 3250. and 3251 States. total on board 432. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. Division of Americanization Organized Published Every Week Day, Except Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and To Coordinate Efforts of All Agencies by Authority of Congress. Secretary Lane authorizes the follow- The functions of bodies already at work Ofmce: No. 8 Jackson Place, every effort made Washington, D. C. Tel. ing: will be preserved, but Main 5600. with consequent The war with its recurring crises in all to prevent duplication, Copies of THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN Will life has thrown friction, through mutual understandings be turnished without charge to every post office phases of our national of the field of each. A line of demarka- in the United States (to be posted daily for into pronounced relief the vital and press- tion has already been established by the the benefit of the ublic under order oi the ing need for the inauguration of a defi- Postmaster General; to and execu- and legislative nite and comprehensive program for the heads of the Department of Labor tive officers of the rnited States Government, the Department of the Interior regarding and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign assimilation or Americanization of our Governments.-EDWARD S. Rocusan, Editor. foreign-born peoples. In answer to this the spheres of the Bureau of Naturaliza- tion and that of the Americanization Di- need the Department of the Interior has RATES BY HAIL. vision of the Bureau of Education. One year------5. 00 established an Americanization Division in the Bureau of Education. The Bureau of Naturalization will have §ix months.for-gcoutres------8.00 . 8 0 jurisdiction over the necessary work postage prepaid to It is the task of this division to cor- Oneforeig year, countries ------8.00 after an applicant has sigqified his inten- Daily-. Six months, postage prepaid to relate and coordinate all national forces, tion of becoming a citizen. The Ameri- foreign countries ------. 50 both governmental and voluntary, in pro- Back numbers and extra canization Division will have charge of I copies ------each.. . 05 viding to the communities of the Nation the general problem of the assimilation Make all checks, money orders, and drafts a concrete program and practical assist- of the races and the general education of payable to THe OFFICIAL U. S. BULLrTIr. ance in carrying it out. the foreign born. Responsibility of Communities. Mr. Butler Director. POSTMASTER GENERAL'S LETTER It must be obvious that if our Amer- Fred C. Butler, who has had charge of icanization work is to be worth while or the community problems of the War De- REPLYING TO CABLE OFFICIAL permanent in its effects, we must depend partment with relation to the production upon the community to apply it. Na- of munitions during the war, has been ap- tional and State forces can render great The Post Office Department issues the pointed Director of Americanization in assistance, but the actual work must be charge of the division. Regional di- following: done where the foreign-born live. rectors will be named to proceed immedi- The Postmaster General has sent the Another 'task of the Americanization ately with the organization of the States following letter to Mr. George G. Ward, Division, therefore, is the organization and through them of the communities. vice president, Commercial Cable Co., in of the States and communities and the To this great and important under, reply to his letter of January 25, a copy preparation of a program fitted to their taking I invite the attention and whole- of which was placed in the record of needs in which all of the many agencies hearted assistance of thinking men and the proceedings of the House Conmittee for good of the communities may attack women everywhere and especially of on Post Office and Post Roads, now con- this problem under a unified and trusted those organized bodies-national, State, sidering the Moon resolution for the ex- command. Wherever possible, existing and local-whose influence and coopera- tension of the period of Government con- agencies, both State and local, will be tion are so vital and so valuable. lines: trol of the telegraph and telephong utilized in preference to the creation of FRANKLIN K. LANE, JANuARY 28, 1919. niengageneies. Secretary of the Interior. Mr. George G. Ward, Vice President, Commercial Cable Co., 253 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Export of Jute Yarn NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR SiR: Your letter of the 25th instant OF quoting order issued to your company by And Jute Nitrate Bags WAR FINANCE CORPORATION the War Department of the British Gov- to your in- The War Trade Board announces, in ernment received. In reply The resignation of W. P. G. Harding quiry with respect thereto, it seems only a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 558), that necessary to state that the English Gov- jute yarn and jute nitrate bags have as managing director of the War Finance ernment is exercising control over the been removed from the export conserva- Corporation was accepted yesterday by, property of and persons connected with tion list, effective February 1, 1919. Ap- the board of directors of the corporation the Commercial Cable Co. located in the plications for licenses for the exporta- to take effect at once, and Eugene Meyer, British possessions. And under the joint tion of these commodities will be con- jr., a director of the corporation, was resolution of Congress this Government, sidered on and after February 1, 1919. elected by the board to succeed Mr, through the Postmaster General, Is con- Harding. trolling the operation of the cable prop- In resigning the office of managing erties within its jurisdiction. You have 95 Per Cent of U. S. Soldiers director of the War Finance Corporation, been relieved by me of all duties affect- Mr. Harding, who is governor of the ing the operation of cables of your com- Use Tobacco in Some Form Federal Reserve Board, stated that be- pany, so far as the jurisdiction of this cause of the increasing demands made Government is concerned over the cables The War Department authorizes the upon his time by the work of the Federal of the Commercial Co. I have no in- following from the Office of the Director Reserve Board he felt, in justice to the structions to issue to you in regard to of Purchase and Storage: corporation, the directors thereof should any requirements that the British Gov- Tobacco seems to be established as a elect a managing director able to devote ernment may require of you, as an officer necessity In the soldier's life, 95 per cent his entire time to the duties of the office. of the Commercial Co. as a cor- of the members of the American Expe- Mr. Harding, at the earnest request of poration, and relating to the property of ditionary Forces using it in some form. the Secretary of the Treasury, remains the company or the conduct of its It is a part of the regular daily ration, but with the corporation as a director for the officials, or agents, located and operating the quantity allowed is not sufficient for present. in the British possessions, and with re- the average tobacco user. However, spect to which that Government has as- every soldier may buy at the canteens the sumed control. popular brands of cigars, cigarettes, most About 2,- Respectfully, yours, tobacco in unlimited quanti- cigars for overseas shipment. and smoking cigarettes were sent to France A. S. BImmTEsoN, ties and at prices considerably lower than 000,000,000 Postmaster General. they are sold in the United States. priop-to the signing of the armistice. The Smoking has increased in our Army present rate of shipment is much in- overseas since the signing of the armis- creased. Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no tice. The average monthly purchases by red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP the Subsistence Division now amount to Become a stockholder in the United to-day, 425,000,000 cigarettes and 20,000,000 States--buy war-savings stamps. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 5

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD I SUPREJE COURT

SENATE. Vice President Marshall laid before the PROCEEDINGS The bill providing for the validation Senate a letter from counsel for Henry Ford denying charges filed with the Priv- SUnaME COURT OF TiE UNITED STATES. of informal contracts entered into by the ileges Committee by Truman H. New- War Department for military supplies January 29, 1919. berry, Senator-elect, that excessive funds Wednesday, was the vehicle yesterday for a number Present: Mr. Justice McKenna, Mr. Justice were expended by and for Mr. Ford in Day, Mr. Justice Van' De- of short speeches on the general business his recent campaign for election to the Holmes, Mr. Justice and labor situatipn throughout the vanter, Mr. Justice Pitney, Mr. Justice MeRey- Senate and renewing his request for an nolds, Mr. Justice Brandels, and Mr. Justice country. A number of Senators ex- immediate investigation of that election. Clarke. pressed apprehension at the outlook, Clarence N. Goodwin, of Chicago, Ill., J. Illinois, made By a strict party vote the Contingent Robert Anderson, of Parkersburg, W. Va., while Senator Lewis, of Frank R. Hubachek, of Minneapolis, Minn., to cease " pessi- Committee reported favorably the resolu- an appeal for all persons tion for this investigation. Robert H. Lane, of Bay City, Mich., Gilbert A. Inistic prophecies," because, he said, it Cunie, of Midland, Mich., D. C. Geiselinan, of disturbed business and alarmed the la- Representing the Associated Industries Geneva, Nebr., C. F. Whitehead, of Warsaw, of Massachusetts, Edgar J. Rich, of Bos- Ind., and James A. Stephens, of Benjamin, boring man, while the real fact was that Tex.,- were admitted to practice. the country is now facing the most pros- ton, appeared before the Interstate Com- No. 202. Southern Or gon Co., appellant, v. in its history. The labor. merce Committee.and opposed the pro- The United States. Continued, per stipula- perous decade posal to extend the period for Government tion. situation also was considered by the Com- To. 204. Lake Erie & Western Railroad mittee o Education and Labor, which is operation of railroads. He urged the Co., plaintiff in error, v. The btate Public making a general survey with a view to maintenance of the Interstate Commerce Utilities Commission, of Illinois, ex rel. J. S. Commission as the supreme regulatory Cameron. Passed. reporting legislation. Before that com- No. 195. The City of Richmond, petitioner, nittee yesterday afternoon Assistant body of the carriers with greatly enlarged v. Elizabeth W. Bird et al. Argument con- Secretary of Labor Post made ani argu- powers. Both the Senate and House com- tinued by Mr. James E. Cannon for the respon- mittees continued their inquiry into the dents and concluded by Mr. George Wayne ment favoring legislation that will pro- Anderson for the petitioner. vide temporary relief for unemployment; packing industry. Louis F. Swift was No. 197. Franklin Knight Lane, Secretary but while urging this legislation, he em- before the Senate committee. President of the Interior, ct al., appellants, v. The Pueblo T. E. Wilson, of Wilson & Co., was a wit- of Santa Rosa. Argued by Mr. Solicitor "en- phasized the fact from his point of view eral King for the appellants and by Mr. Ralph that the condition was only temporary ness before the House committee, and S. Rounds for the appellee. and predicted that a period of unequaled Thomas Craigh, attorney representing No. 187. Seufert Bros. Co., appellant, v. Edward A. Cudahy, of Cudahy & Co., read The United States of America, as trustee and prosperity, with plenty of labor and re- guardian, etc., ct al.; and munerative wages, would follow the re- a statement. No. 188. The Unite'] States of America, as adjustment period. Senator King, of Utah, introduced a trustee and guardian, etc., et al., appellants, v. bill imposing restrictions upon the export Scufert Bros. Co. Argument commenced by In the Senate, Mr. Kenyon, author of of money saved in the United States by Mr. H-. '. Wilson for Seutfert Bros. Co. and the resolution under Nwhich the comnit- continued by Mr. Assistant Attorney General foreigners. It would create a new treas- Brown for The United States of American, as tee is workug, made a speech in support ury bureau to regulate savings exports trustee and guardian, etc., et al. of the plan to appropriate $100,000,000 and to license persons and associations Adjourned until jo-morrow at 12 o'clock. for the prosecution of public works. Be- The day call for Thursday, January 30, will who handle savings of foreigners. be as follows. Nos. 187 (and 188), 199, 200, fore the committee Mr. Post said 173, 203, 205, 168, 200, 208, and 209. this seemed to be a cheap investment and much to be preferred than risking a situ- HOUSE. ation where men " reason from their BRITISH EMBARGO REMOVED. stomachs rather than from their heads." The emergency deficiency bill was Jesse H. Evans, of the Employment Serv- ulnanimously passed and sent to the Sen- ate. This bill contained a provision re- Control Over Certain Commodities Abol- ice of the Department of Labor, told the ished, Consul General Cables. committee that unemployment through- pealing appropri'tions for war purposes out the country was rapidly increasing. aggregating $7,179.156,900 and authoriza- The following cablegrams have been Senator Johnson, of California, yester- tions for further expenditures amounting received from Consul General Robert P. day afternoon addressed the Senate on to $8,221,029,290. During the debate Mi- Skinner, at London, dated January 22, his resolution demanading the immediate nority Leader Mann criticized Secretary 1019: withdrawal from Russia of all American Daniels in connection with the purchase Control of radioactive substances us- troops. He criticised the Russian policy of wireless stations, asserting that the pended from 21st. Control of crude as- of the Government and expressed dissent Secretai had violated the lw " and bestos and asbestos mine fibers ter- from the statements recently made by ought to be impeached." minated January 16. Deaninus in woolen Senator Lodge, Republican floor leader. The Committee on Civil Service favor- yarn permitted without restrictions from .Nominations were sent to the Senate ably reported a bill giving preference to January 18. yesterday as follows: John Skelton Wil- soldiers, sailors, and marines in Govern- ment civil-service employment and pro- liams, of Virginia, to be Comptroller of MORE FLOUR IN BRITISH HOME. the Currency, a reappointment; Jouett viding for immediate reinstatement of Shouse, of Kansas, to be Assistant Secre- employees who resigned to enter military Consul General Robert P. Skinner tary of the Treasury; Frederick M1.Hed- service. cables from London that the British food ger, of Washington, to be register of the Maj. Lyon, of the Aircraft Service, ex- controller has authorized the households land office at Walla Walla, Wash., a re- plained, the aviation plans of the War to purchase and keep in the house up to appointment. Department for the next fiscal year. one sack of flour per household, notwith- The Foreign Relations Committee or- They call for the use of about one-fifth standing existing orders. dered a fa-vorable report on the bill to of the airplanes now owned by the de- raise tile American Legation at Peru to partment. He said that in the proposed an embassy. The same committee also Army of 500,000 men the aircraft pro- struction of the Government of the United qgreed upon a favorable report on the gram called for 2,000 officers and 22.000 States." resolution of menator King, calling upon men and this force is expected to operate Two bills for memorials in Washington the State Department for information as 1.000 planes with an equal number in to former President Roosevelt were in- to what steps have been taken toward reserve for replacement. troduced yesterday. Representative obtaining an adjustment of claimls of Representative Farr, of Pennsylvania, Hicks. of Next York, provides for the Americans growing out of depredations introduced a hill providing drastic punish- erection of a " Museum of History and by Mexicans along the border. The Pub- ment for persons spreading anarchistic Arts " to cost not over $5,000,000, to be lic Lands Committee gave its approval to propaganda. It would provide a naxi- erected of granite by the Regents of te legislation urged by Secretary Lane to mIum penalty of 20 years' imprisonient Smithsonian Institition. Representative . modify homestead law privileges in fa- anl 510,000 fine for " whoever shall Smith, of Idaho, proposed'a bill for the vor of soldiers who served in the war willfully by utterance, writing, printing, erection qf a statue to cost not more tan aga ist Germany and on the Mexican publication, or spoken language urge, in- $250,000 in memory of the former Presi- border. cite, or advocate the overthrow and de- dent. 710-19,-2 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. RAILROAD EMPLOYEES URGED TO RETAIN THEIR LIBERTY BONDS .I SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED I CIncuLAn No. 74. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. sale of the following: Ponchos and slickers (unnervi'eable), 10,464 punIs. U. S. RAILRoAD AlmarNsTRATrON, Proposals will be received unptil 10 a. in. Bags, feed, 5-bushel patchable, 17,800. Washington, Januiay 28, 1919. February 3 at the United States Indian ware- Bags, feed, 4-bushel, patchable, 1,023. house, No. 308 South Green Street, Chicago, Bags, bran, patchable, 500. To all officers and emplyees: Ill., for furnishing 11 lightweight touring cars Bags, sitar, perfect, 550. It has come to my attention that em- for use at various points in the Ildian Service. Bags, sugar, patchable, 350. Bags, flour, cotton, perfect (98 pounds), ployees who have bought Liberty bonds St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, 2,327. are disposing of them, or their equities D.C. Bags, flour, cotton, p tchable (98 pounds), therein, at prices below the current mar- 50. Bids will be received until 4 p. in. January Bags, other mixed, perfect, consist mostly iret value of such bonds or equities. It 30 1919 for 6,000 pounds of fresh beef Febru- of potato, onion, and bean, 2 and 3 bushel, is important for the protection of em- ary 3, 119; 6,300 pounds of fresh beef Febru- 1,750. ployees in all such cases that a clear un- ary 4, 1919; 6,000 pounds of fresh beef Febru- Bags, other mixed, patchable, consist ary 10, 1919; 6,300 pounds of fresh beef Febru- mostly of potato, onion, and bean, 2 and 3 derstanding of these matters should be ary 11, 1919. bushel, 6,050. had. Certified check for 20 per cent of amount of The cash value of the various Liberty bid to accompany bid; balance on receipt of DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. letter of acceptance. bond issues depends upon the amount for which they can be sold on the stock ex- Sealed proposals will be opened by the light- bouse superintendent, ;41 Post Office Building, change, and the prices fluctuate to some Detroit, lich., 2 o'clock p. m. February 14, COOPERATING TO MINIMIZE extent each day. None of these bonds 1919, for the sale by the United States of two can at present be sold for the full face Scotch type marine boilers from the lighthouse tender Maiqold. Length, 10 feet 10 inches; MOTOR TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS value, because the number available for diameter, 10 feet 6 inches. Each boiler has disposition exceeds the demand to an two 36-inch Fox corrugated furnaces. Heating The Council of National Defense issues extent which depresses the selling price surface each boiler 1,100 square feet. Steam pressure 145 pounds. Boilers can be exam- the following: somewhat below the face value. ied at lighthouse depot, foot of Mount Elliott The highways transport committee of Avenue, Detroit, Mich., and bids will be con- Safest Kind of Investment. sidered for one or both. Information upon the Council of National Defense, through application to the above office. its regional, State, district, and local or- All the prominent city papers print 1 quotations showing the prices paid for ganizations, is preparing to give assist- Liberty bonds on the stock exchanges TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ance to the Nation-wide movement look- the previous day, so that by reference ing Lo a reduction of the number of ac- Bureau of Engraving and Printing, cidents resulting from carelessness either to the papers it is possible to determine Washington, D. C. about what price should be received for on the part of drivers of vehicles or of Bids will be received until 2 p. i. February pedestrians. any issue which circumstances may make 1. 1919, for 12 sets right-hand adjustable it necessary to sell. The retention of pipe dies, six 2}-inch Armstrong pipe stocks Assisted by Ofoials. bonds should, however, be strongly urged, and dies in hardwood cases for threading pipe A-inch to 11-inch, right-hand threads In this work it has the assistance of because they are the safost kind of an only; 12 pairs G-Inch combination pliers. leading authorities throughout the coun- investment and yield a rate of interest Until 2 p. in. February 3, 1919, for 3 dozen try, Men who, individually and as mem- considered by bankers consistent with rubber suckers as per sample furnished by bureau, 50 machine-cut steel pinions, 50 ma- bers of organizations, are giving special the maximum safety of principal and chine-cut cast-iron gears, 1 grindstone 24 study to highway traffic problems and interest. inches in diameter, 11-inch face and 10-inch dangers. The National Highway Traffic When, for any reason, circumstances hole for grinding tools. Association, recently organized for * the Bids will be received until 2 p. a. January require that a bond be sold arrangements 31, 1919, for 12 gear guards like sample fur- purpose of advancing the efficiency and can undoubtedly be made with local nished by bureau, four 9-Inch carrier wheels regulation of highway traffic, has in- banks to make the sale for a small fee, for traveling sheaves for passenger elevator, 12 reams (500 sheets to the ream) marble dorsed this activity of the highway trans- representing not more than the aftual paper about 271 by 42 inches, 8,000 chip- port committee, Council of National De- cost of the transaction to the bank. If board boxes 9i by 2 by 1u inches; until fense. Letters from State highway en- sale is made through a stock exchange 2 p. in. February 1, 1919, for 1 dozen 5-inch focus magnifying glasses, 800,000 manila pa- gineers, economic engineers, and others a few days are required to conclude the per straps with figure 100 printed in red have been received approving the move- details. ink on each end, 6 dozen rubber belts 3N inches ment and applauding its purpose. It should be remembered, too, that, ex- outside diameter 3/6-Inch thick 4-inch face, Not only in the National Capitol, where 5 gallons extra black alcohol solvent air-dry- cept on regular interest dates when a Ing insulating varnish in 1-gallon ca 6 sets the number of accidents has been char- coupon has been detached some interest right-hand dies for threading standed pipe acterized by the press, editorially and has accrued on the bond, so that the total and for use with Jarecki Manufacturing Co.'s otherwise, during power-driven machine No. 7, 125 gallons in recent weeks, as ap- amount received from any sale should be 5-gallon cans cold-pressed castor oil, 12 6-hole palling, but elsewhere throughout the the market price of the bond on the day cutting machine knives 411 inches long for country, the loss of killed and maimed of the sale plus the accrued interest as use on Brown & Carver 34-inch cutting ma- chine; until 2 p. ms. February 12, 1919, for has- reached such proportions as to sug- of the date of the sale less the fee 350.000 sheets 33 by 48 inch paper for war- gest the urgent need for helpful methods charged by the bank for the transaction. savings certificates in accordance with specifi- looking to the reduction of the same. cations furnished by the bureau. Patriotic Duty to Hold Bonds. Adopted by Cities. It is a patriotic duty for citizens to WAR DEPARTMENT. The general adoption by cities and com- continue to hold these bonds wherever munities of modern principles, embodied Sealed proposals will be received until 4 in carefully prepared highway traffic it is not absolutely necessary to dispose p. in., February 3, by the Salvage Division of them. Therefore, employees should Office, Camp McClellan, Ala., for the sale of regulations would, it is believed, mate- look with suspicion upon the motives of scrap iron, as follows: Pipe, wrought or steel, rially reduce the number of accidents. consists of black pipe, miscellaneous lengths any persons who endeavor to persuade and sizes, both straight and bent, 10,000 The introduction of motor trucks into -employees to exchange their bonds for pounds; pipe, galvanized, miscellaneous the commercial lif of the Nation, which securities of other character, because th% lengths and sizes, 4,500 pounds; horseshoes, is taking place on such a large scale, 44,000 pounds; mixed light scrap, consists of purpose of all such offers is to put these rces, stovepipe, incinerator pans, etc., also tends to increase the possibility of bonds upon the market, although this 80,205 pounds. street and highway accidents. This may is distinctly contrary to the interest of Certified check for 20 per cent of amount of tend to result in a greater death and in- bid to accompany bid; balance on receipt of the Government. Another purpose of letter of acceptance. jury rate than in the past unless highway such offers frequently is to 'persuade em- Proposels will be received at the above- regulations are more generally adopted by ployees to give up a perfectly good bond named office until 4 p. in., February 4, for the authorities, and copies of these regu- for some security of far less value, or pos- lations made more easily available to the sibly without any value, although ac- public, that they may be the more gen- companied with promises of large re- and protect themselves, except when erally understood. turns. Employees, therefore,-should be necessity compels a sale and then they carefully on their guard againlst such should be sure they get good value. Better than money because they earn proposed exchanges and should retain WALKER D. HINES, money; quy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP their bonds both to aid their Government Director G.Vtzeral. TO-DAY. - THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. U.S. NAVY MEN COMMENDED Exports of Rubber Tires From U. S. FOR GALLANTRY FACING DANGER In Year Valued at Over $15,000,000 The Secretary of the Navy has com- mended the below-named men of the , Argentina, and Cuba were the States during the fiscal year ended June Navy, members of the crew of the U. S. S. principal countriee of destination of the 30, 1918. The shipments were as follows: , for their splendid conduct rubber tire exports from the United following the explosion at 3.15 a. in., Sep- tember 29, caused by the ship striking Countries of destination. For auto- All other Countries of destinaJin. For auto- All other a mine: mobiles. tires. mobiles, tires. Charles K. Iohing, chief carpenter's mate, U. S. N., and James Wesley Poe, chief phar- Azores and Madeira Islands.. $72 Brazil...... S455, 102 $15,993 macist's mate, U. S. N., for their fearless France...... 661,648 $57,697 Chile ...... 725,876 54,815 and untiring attention to duty, subsequent to Gibraltar...... 129 Colombia...... 54,648 6,612 the explosion. - Greece...... 2,000 Ecuador...... 46,305 338 Hohing enlisted in July, 1916. Wife, Mrs. Iceland and Faroe Islands...... 38 British Guiana...... 29, 137 939 Minnie Hohing, P. 0. West Berlin, Camden, Italy...... 55, 913 7,244 Dutch Guiana...... 1,918 542 N. J. Netherlaryds...... 215 Peru...... 107,236 2,989 Poe enlisted in January, 1917. Wife, Mrs. Norway...... 525 125 Uruguay...... 221,694 6,070 Olive V. Poe, 310 Williams Street, Key West, Portugal...... 15,448 6,311 Veanesuelah ...... 116,612 1,072 Fla. Russiasin Europe...... 91,264 Aden...... 2,136 Gallant Conduct of Men. Spain...... 12, 233 40,100 Chins ...... 53,039 2,760 England ...... 616,971 36,676 Jaunuse China...... 547 ...... The following for their gallant conduct, Bermuda...... 409 490 Chosen...... 927 774 attention to duty, with which they pro- British Honduras...... 3,469 1,111 British India...... 416,411 20,389 Canada...... 1,766,518 92,707 Straits Settlements...... 214,887 310 ceeded to their separate stations, though Costa Rica...... 4,018 1,631 Other British East Indies.... 52,466 551 the ship was in total darkness: Guatemala...... 7,039 1,415 Dutch East Indies...... 347,912 16,278 Charles Force Bowman, painter, first class, Hondumas...... 19,602 1,660 -Hongkong...... 6,412 1,076 United States Navy. Father, Mansfield R. ...... 1,012 39 Japan...... 81,235 7,766 Bowman, %0 West Patriot Street, Somerset, Panama...... 137, 609 10,115 Russian Asia...... 125 Pa. Salvador...... 22,319 132 Siam...... 16,179 117 Lewis R. Burns, carpenter's mate, third Mexico...... 77,984 48,019 Australia ...... 819,753 71,101 class, United States Navy. Sister, Garner B. Newfoundland and Labrador. 11,387 1,065 New Zealand...... 946,904 24,231 Luts, San Pedro, Cal. Barbados...... 19,91 1,998 Other British Oceania...... 16,124 167 James P. Coyne, ship fitter, sc~ond class, Jamaica...... 101,097 12,116 1Froneh Oceania...... 10,801 2,284 United States Navy. Father, Patrick J. Coyne, Trinidad and Tobago...... 105,373 2,613 German Oceania...... 5,211 134 1218 Ritner Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Other British West Indies... 25,991 2,698 PhiliuninA Islands...... 863, 727 13,033 Edward William Easton, printer, first class, Cuba...... 1,336, 233 116, 89 British Wea Africa...... 1 33,470 3,714 United States Navy. Wife, Mrs. Mildred R. Danish West Indies. 6,939 466 British South Africa...... 693, 063 :9,131 Easton, 1718 Jackson Street, Des Moines, Dutch West Indies...... 9,034 417 British East Africa...... 21,846 88 Iowa. French West Indies...... 16,474 1, 817 French Africa ...... 2,399 Haiti...... 13,091 1,272 Pwmlguess Africa...... :: 2,106 Elmer Eschenbrenner, painter second class, Dominican Republic ...... 61,684 7,795 United States Navy. Father, Jacob Esehen- Total brenner. Manchester, Mo. Arent ...... 1,649,849 239,321 ...... 13,977, 671 1,130,623 Thomas T. Everist, seaman, second class, Bob via ...... 20,113 1,893 United States Naval Reserve Force. Father, Joseph Henry Everist, St. Helena, Md. Lloyd P. Fox, seaman, second class, United John Brockman, fireman, third class. ceeding in opening the exhaust valves and States Naval Reserve Force. Father, Arch Mother, Mrs. Mary Brockman, 305 Wood Fox, Dallas, N. C. Avenue, Salida, Colo. getting it started, receiving painful burns Frank Gadtke, printer, United States Navy. on the arms in this attempt. Mother, Mrs. Anna Gadtke, Des Plaines, Ill. Chief Master-at-Arms Commend4 . George E. Iackenyos, ship fitter, second Gillaspy reenlisted in December, 1915. class, United States Navy. Mother, Mrs. Julia The Secretary of the Navy ha4 om- Father, Thomas W. Gillaspy, Stinesville, Hackenyos, 3982 Sullivan Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. mended Newton G. McKelvey, chief Ind. Walter Jaryszak, painter, third class, United master-at-arms, United States Navy, for Pharmacist's Mate Praised. States Navy. Mother, Mrs. A. Jaryszak, 8420 his initiative and general bearing at the Muskegon Avenue, Chicago, Ill. The Secretary of the John E. Jones, painter, first class, United time of the collision of the steamships Navy has com- States Navy. Mother, Mrs. W. A. Jones, 1327 General Frisbic and Sehome, December mended Milton J. Whitehead, chief phar- Richland Street, Columbia, S. C. 14. macist's mate, United States Navy, for Walter K. Jones, carpenter's mate, second the worthy class, United States Navy. Father, James It is reported that a great amount of manner in which he performed Henry Seymour Jones, 405 William Street, confusion existed, but above all couldbe his duties in checking and treating Span- Bridgeport. Conn. ish influenza during an attack of same James Edward Lambert, carpenter's mate, heard the voice of McKelvey, which was third class, United States Navy. Father, Al- cool, assuring, and commanding. He on board the U. S. S. Frank E. Back be- van A. Lambert, Berlin, Ill. had gathered around him a number of tween July 12 and July 27. Charlie Little, painter, third class, United Whitehead enlisted in August, 1018. States Navy. Mother, Mrs. Florence Acker, enlisted men of various rates, who hand- 105 Popular Avenue, Belton, S. C. ed out life belts and assisted passengers Mother, Mrs. Laura Killa McMullen, 1613 Oscar Leidy, carpenter's mate, second class, in adjusting them, and also assisted in Exposition Avenue, Dallas, Tex. Tf'ited States Navy. Father, Andrew Nace Leldy, Souderton, Pa. tie transfer of pWsengers from one boat Clyde Eler Mattoon, painter, third class, to another. United States Navy. Mother, Mrs. Jennie The coolness, efficiency, and alertness Mattoon, 1728 Garlick Street, Youngstown, FRENCH CONTROL OVER IMPORTS Ohio. of McKelvey averted a panic, which un- Stanley F. Puening, painter, second class, doubtedly would have resulted in loss of OF IRON AND STEEL WITHDRAWN United States Navy. Father, Henry G. Puen- life and injury to a great many- ing, 221 Woodward Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Arthur S. Ranke, ship fitter, second class, McKelvey reenlisted in November, 1915. According to a cablegram of January 554 East One hun- United States Navy. Father, Charles Ranke, Sister, Rosina Kurtze, 16, 1919, from the clerk to the American 417 Milikin Street, Hamilton. Ohio. dred and forty-first Street, New York, Edmond Joseph Reed, chief printer, United commercial attache at , the Frelch States Navy. Brother, James Reed, Perkasie, N. Y. ministry of industrial reconstruction has Pa. Example of Bravery. announced that the control of the William Henry Ryder, printer, first class, iron United States Navy. Mother, Mrs. Cecilia The Secretary of the Navy has com- and steef consortium over imports was Ryder, 114 East Fifty-fourth Street, New mended Thomas F. Gillaspy, chief water withdrawn from Jan*ary 2, 1919, and York City. Walter Win. Sullivan, ship fitter, first class, tender, United States Navy, for his excel- stocks o5 hand are being liquidated. The United States Navy. Mother, Mrs. Matilda lent example of initiative, devotion to consortium will continue to exist solely Sullivan, Gile, Wis. duty, and disregard of personal danger, foiV the liquidation of stocks of iron and James Joseph Uher, ship fitter, first class, United States Navy. Sister, Antonette Hora, who during a fire on board the U. S. S. steel now held in various parts of France. 3704 East Forty-ninth Street, Cleveland. Ohio. Roo December 4, caused by the ash pan Hereafter applications for license to im- Elbert L. Walker, carpenter's mate, second on boiler burning through and the heat port iron and steel should be addressed class, United States Navy, Mother, Mrs. Mary Louise Walker, 33 B Street, Adams, igniting oil in the bilges, after a second direct to the ministry of industrial re- Mass. attempt entered the fireroom and was construction, raw materials section, bu- Gilbert Motear Wight, ship fitter, second almost overcome by the smoke and had reau of importations. Refusal or ap- class. United States Navy. Next of kin, Gilbert M. Wight, 89 North Street, Quincy, to be assisted out. Notwithstanding this, proval of applications for licenses will be Mafss. Gillaspy made other attempts, finally sue- given within a period of three days. 8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919.

the demobilization of such Individuals are British Method -of Demobilization being sent to the forces. "(c) Officers or men serving in the As Announced by Controller General, forces who in civil life practice a profes- sion or are their own employers, such as barristers or proprietors of one-man busi- Aimed to Stabilize Labor Conditions nesses, can secure their registration for demobilization most rapidly by filling up Herbert S. Bursley, clerk in the Amer- (or give the date after which the employ- the civil employment form, which all lean consulate general, London, writes: ment will be available." members of the forces can obtain from The labor situation in the United King- "5. The offer must first be taken or their commanding officers. dom has remained in a state of compara- sent, i the case of officers, to the local "(d) Special arrangements are being tive flux since the date of the signing of district director of the appointments de- made with port labor committees about the armistice. The matter of prime inter- pnrtment; in the case of other ranks, to men employed before the war in docks, eat to all elements of the population has, the local advisory committee attached to wharves, and harbors." of course, been that of demobilization. the nearest employment exchange, who. Beginning of Demobilization. In response to repeated demands in the withot guaranteeing In any way the press for a speeding up of demobilization, offer of employment, will do their best Demobilization on a smll scale began the controller general of the department at Wimbledon on December 9. It has of demobilization and resettlement an The district director of the local advisory been arranged that soldiers will be dis- nounced, on December 12, that the below- committee, where it is in a position to charged in the vicinity of their domiciles outlined scheme would come into effec't, indorse the offer, vili forward it to the rather than at the headquarters of their thus rendering more direct the process officer or man at the address given by the regiments. Each soldier, after account- (those parts of the announcement refer- employer, hut wili assume no responsi- ing for his equipment, is granted a 28- ring to location of districts and other mat- billy for the correctness of the address. day furlough with pay ration. and family ters not of importance outside of the "6. If the officer or man desires to ac- allowances, unemployment insurance pay- United Kingdom have been omitted) cept the employment offered, he will hand able for 20 weeks within one year from the statement to his commanding officer, date of discharge, a railway warrant for Plan to Provide Reemployment. who wiii then register him for demobili- the journey home, and any gratuities "I. One of the guiding principles in the zation. which may be due him. Government's scheme for the demobiliza- "7. This procedure is additional to (a At the present time only three classes tion of the forces is that the men de- the selection of pivotal men nox in pr(g- of men are being demobilized-coal mobilized first for return to civil life shall ress and (b) the use of the civil employ- miners, certain shipyard workers, and include those xwho have been ascertained ment form, xhich Is now being filled up " pivotal men." This latter group in- to have definite employment awaiting by members of the forces, and the post- cludes those whose return will be of the them, and that among such men those cards (E. D. 406) and R. 0. V. forms, greatest immediate value in creating em- shall be given highest priority who are which employers have been invited to fill ployment for others and In reconstruct- pivotal nien, and whose return will be of up. It is designed to hasten the identifi- Ing industrial business and professional the greatest immediate value in creating Cation for demobilization of those mem- life. employment for others and in reconstruct- bers of the forces xho have prevar en- Employers who desire particular men Ing industrial, business, and professional ployment axaiting them. to enter their employment were at first life. instructed to put in a requisition for their " 2. The schemes of selection of pivotal services upon a form submitted by the men have been announced and are in oper- ". The actual date of demobilization soldier concerned to the authorities, who ation, and the first batches of men are viil depend partly on naval and military forwarded it to the former employer. being released. As it may now he possible exigencies and partly on the transport Soldiers thus applied for are known as to release men from the forces more rap- and other accommodation available, but " slip men " and will be given priority in idly and sooner than was at first autici- no other formalties xill he required. demobilization, regard being paid to their pated, the Government desires to aceeler- The naval aid military authorities are respective industries, family conditions, ate the process of identifying the men in anxious to release as quickly as possible and periods of s'rvice. This pln is, of the forces who, though they can not be officers aid men required for reconstruc- course. greatly simplified by the mannounce- treated as pivotal, have definite work tion, but it will be understood that some ment of December 12 quoted above. It awaiting them. individuals are so essential to the forces is explained that while machinery is that they can niot be released inunedi- being created for the dischmrze of a great Employers Afforded Chance to Offer ately. For example, such men as the per- percentnze of men now with the colors Work. sonnel of miliary railxays overseas. hos- no general demobilization is contemplated "The Government has, therefore, decided pital attendants. farriers, mechanical in the near future. to afford the opportunity to employers of transport, and officers or men in the Regu- securing, by direct communication with lar Army serving on prex ar attestations' their employees in the forces in the man- "9. Offers of employment to prewar Appointments by Railroad ner explained be'ow, that those who were apprentices should he made by their Director General Hines. in their employment on or before August former employers In tle Same way as 4, 1914, and to whom they can now offer offers to other prawar employees. necessary for offers of U. S. RAITROAD AnmstrsTRx'TION, employment, shall be registered for de- "11. It is not Washington, January 29, 1919. mobilization. Such a definite offer of employment to be sent to officers or men employment in writing, if produced to of tie folloxing classes: GOcrn No. 75. his connandkng officer by the officer or "(a) Indixiduals for whose release as Effective this Tate: man concerned, will be accepted as evi- 'pivotal' men application has already PERSONAL STAFF. dence that employment is awaiting him. been made to the Demobilization and Re- an~the man will be registered by his com- settlement Department, or to a body an- In addition to Mr. Oscar A. Price, As- nmanding officer to be demobilized In the tlorized by it to select 'pivotal' men, sistant to the Director General, Mr. Brice same way as a 'slip man' underthe civil unless the applicant has been informed Clagett, heretofore private secretary to employment form 'deedure and ranking that his application can not he approxed the Director General, is appointed Assist- for priority afthr a pivotal' man. or has reason to believe that the naval or ant to the' Director General. military address given wxas incorrect or CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION STAFF. Form of the Offer. has changed. Men approved by the De- Mr. H. A. Taylor. heretofore assistant "4. The offer must be in the following mobilization anl Resettlcment Depart- to the Assistant Director General, is ap- form: 'I/we (full name and postal ad- meat us 'Pivotal' men wiil receive tie pointed general assistant to the Director dress of employer) hereby declare that highest priority in demobilization. General. (full name and naval or military number "(b) Officers and men vho have noti- Mr. G. H. Parker, heretofore assistant and address of employee) was in my/our fled their conanding officrs that their to the Assistant Director General, is ap- employment before August 4, 1914, and civil occupation is that of a student or pointed financial assistant to the Di- that I/we am/are prepared to offer him teacher and are accordingly classified in rector General. employment as a (name and occupation) industrial group 43 in their naval and WALKER D. HiNEs, immediatedy on his return to civil life military documents. Instructions as to Director General of Railroads. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: lbUTSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 9

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, JANUARY 30, 1919. PRIVATES. HINNERS, Herman F. Aug. F. Hinners, It. ALLEN, Willie S. Abe S. Allen, Ironton, F. B. 2, Metropolis, IIl. The following casualties are reported Tex., HRAPKOSKI, John. Stanley Hrapkoski, by the commanding general of the Ameri- BRLNT, John J. Robert Brunt, 8 Henry 3672 East Fifty-ninth Street, Cleveland, Street, Medford, Mass. - Ohio. can Expeditionary Forces: CERIO, Charles L. Joseph Cerlo, 21 Madi- HUFF, Luther. Mrs. Sarah Huff, R. F. D. 1, Killed in action ------30 son Street, Auburn, N. Y. box 11Z, Ledbetter, Tex. Died from wounds ------23 COOK, Charles 0. Richard Fincher, Bird- KASARI, Samuel. Mrs. Minnie Kasari, R. F. well, Tex. D. 1, box 8A, Whitewood, S. Dak. Died of disease ------69 CRUCKER, Clarence W. Chas. A. Crocker, KOSMAHL, Otto. Bruno liosmahl, 312 East Wounded severely ------62 510 North Allen Street, South Bond, Ind. One hundred and ninety-seventh Street, FRANKLIN, Walter r. J. Cushing, general New York, N. Y. Missing in action ------40 delivery, Bellevue, Mich. McLEARY, John W. Mrs. Bessie McLeary, FULTZ, Adam. Mrs. Mary Fultz, R. F. D. 2, R. F. D. 2, Hunnewell, Mo. Total ------224 Martinsville, Ind. McMINNIS, Dalid. John McMinnis, 126 HOKEL, Carl J. Mrs. Tena B. Hokel, Huxley, Ashen Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Iowa. *MEEKER, Mont Vern. Mrs. Bertha Meeker, Killed in Action. KENNEDY, William J. *John W. Kennedy, R. F. D. 2. Rock Creek, Ohio. LIEUTENANTS. 432 Campbell Avenue. West Haven, Conn. MEYERS, Charles. Mrs. Rebecca Fink, 929 OLIVER, Charles. Sam Oliver, Aberdeen, South Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PARIS, Frank S. William B. Paris, Canton, Wash. MILLER. Harold M. Eugene M. Miller, 26 N. C. ROSS, Roy C. Mrs. Susie Ross, O'Neil, Nebr. Seventh Street, Corry, Pa. ROBINSON, Harry W. Mrs. Katheryn Rob- SCHINEI-L, Henry. Mrs. Minnie D. Schinkel, NESIBITT, Benjamin II. Mrs. Rose Nesbitt, Inson, 808 Laurel Street, Elmira, N. Y. 78 Goil Street, Salinas, Cal. 21 Mona Street, Rochester, N. Y. SERGEANT. SINGLIETON, John. Mrs. Jane Singleton, NICKERSON, George E. Mrs. Rosie Nicker- FLOOD, Frank G. Frank Flood, Battle Eagle Point, Oreg. son, 1307 North Twenty-fourth Street, Creek, Nebr. STIDH 11, Clarence V. William D. Stidbam, Philadelphia, Pa CORPORAL. Norton, Va. NOBLE, Austin B. Mrs. Ida C. Noble, Bethel, WERBICKY. Terenty. Alex Werbicky, 1821 DANIEL, Nick. Mrs. K. Daniel, R. F. D. Vt. 2, No' th Lincoln Street, Chicago, Ill. PHILLIPS, Sandy. Miss Rdberta Phillips, Grand Forks, N. Dak. WILLIAMS. Cecil R. Henry B. Williams, Mopolis, Ala. PRIVATES. P'owell, Wyo. PLOG, Martin W. Louis Plog, R. F. D. 5, ARMSTRONG, John. George Armstrong, WITKOP, Aron. Mrs. Henry J. Fletcher, 120 box 31, Alta, Iowa. Olive Hill, Ky. North Twenty-fourth Street, Los Angeles, POLOZYNISKI, Paul F. Mrs. Anna, Polozy- ANTLE, Albert A. Mrs. Brussilla Antle, Cal. niski, 632 Washington Street, Milwaukee, Irene, Ky. Died of Disease. Wis. BEDORF, Gilbert. Gustave Busozacki, Stein- PORTER. Robert. Mrs. Henrietta Porter, way Avenue, Astoria, Long Island. N. Y LIEUTENANTS. Stevenson, Ala. BLESSING, William J. Mrs. Mary F. Bless- MCCAULEY, Lawrence L. Mrs. Annie M. Me- PSAILA, Camelo. Joe Zara, 150 East ing, 190 Wadsworth Avenue, New York, Caulty, care of State National Bank, San Twenty-eigith Street, New York, N. Y. N.Y. Antonio, Tex. RAYBORN, Owen. Mrs. Mary M. Rayborn, COOK, John T. William Cook, Aguilar, Colo. MILTENPERGER, William F. J. M. La- North Dinuta, Cal. CH kWFORD, Raymond. Mrs. J. H. Crawford, Peyre, 905 Tital Guarantee Building, New RODGERS, Arthur A. J. W. Rodgers, Blue Noblesville. Ind. Orleans, La. Springs, Miss. CURRY, William A., Jr. William Curry, R. F. SHIPE, C.rl J. Mrs. Priscilla S. Carl, 2602 RODRIGUEZ. (1ristino. Mrs. Juna Fuentes, D. 4, Meadsville, la. North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Brownsville. Tex. DAVIS, Jay S. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, box SCHLEGEL, Theodpre. Theodore W. Schle- 176, Farmington, Conn. - SERGEANTS. eel, 717 C AlmhisAvenna, Lanm ster Va. DUPERIER, IHenry F. Mrs. Paul Duperier, BLEVINS, Earl F. Miss Minnie Blevins, 524 SCIIMIDKUNZ, Carl Adolph. Mrs. Wenzel 1437 Liberty Street, Beaumont, Tex. Second Avenue, East Hutchinson, Kans. Sermiula n, Unzel, S. IPak. GAMBLIN, Cordus E. Mrs. Sue Gamblin, POINDEXTER, Frederick. Mrs. Olivia Poln- SMITH, Bynum E. F. P. Smith, Lamassa, Highway, Ky. dexter, 38 West Sonora Street, Stockton, Tex. GERBASI, Pasquale. Suveus Olivero. Vernon, Cal. SPAlIRBOOM. Walter, Jr. Walter P. Sparr- Pa. TALIIURT, Noah S. Noah R. Talburt, Opti- boom, 532 Herrick Street, Elmira, N. Y. GERVIN, Forrest. Ed Gervin, Livermore, Ky. mu, Ark. 'STAVVOPOLOS. VIases. Gus Stavvopolos, HAZELTON, Lewis. Mrs. Mattie J. Hazelton, WEPER. Harold E. Macnus Weber, 3007 W~peestri , Was9,h. Buckeye, Ariz. East Eighteenth Street, Kansas City, Mo. STEPHENS, Willard E. Mrs. Dicy J. Steph- MANDICH, George. Mrs. Omelis B. Mandich, ens. Scotts Station, Ala. 259 Roya1 Street, Molile, Ala. CORtPORALS. STRAIN. John, Mrs. Eliza Strain. 1706 MILLS, Daniel C. William J. Mills, Sprague, NEW, Louis Ernest. Henry New, 412 Wabash N-rti New Jersey Street. lnflananolis, Ind. Wash. Avenue, LaPorte, Ind. SUMPTER, Clarence. Dennis Sumpter, Cope, PAGE, Clarence. Mrs. Bertha I. Page, 1718 S1LLIVAN, John T. Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, S. C. Church Alley, Catasauqua, Pa. Fenton Street Niles, Ohio. TRUSTY, Hally A. Mrs. Minnie Trusty, R. PETERSON, Carl W. August Peterson, 5032 TRACY. Leroy § Joseph Tracy, 2009 Emily F. D. 1, Rapid City, S. Dak. West Eighth Street, Duluth, Minn. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. VARNADO. Silas. Newt Varnado, R. F. D. POWELL, Thomas S. William M. Powell, 3, Mqgnolia, Miss. Hillview, Ill. WAGONR. VERMILYEA, Jerome M. Mrs. Jerome C. ROGERS, Roscoe R. Mrs. C. C. Rogers, Pleas- WOOD, Dana W. Norm-tn W.-ood, 1152 Vormilyea, 457 Third Avenue, New York, ant Hill. Ohio. West Onondaga Street; Syracuse, N. Y. N. Y. STEWART, Edward R. Edward Stewart, PRIVATES. MARTINEZ, Cepheno. Pietro Martinez, Cf. Raven, Ill. marron, N. Mex. SUMNER, William H. Jethro M. Sumner, R. ADAIR, Elmer R. Mrs. Jane E. Adair, 805 WEBSTER, Wesley W. John H. Webster, R. F. D. 1, Tennile, Ga. North Third Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex. F. D. 1, Hesterville, Miss. SWARTZ, William P. Mrs. Anna .wartz, 609 BILELLA, Joseph. Frank Bilella, 226 West WEST, Bianchard B. Mrs. G. M. West. Tona Union Street. Columbia, Pa. Tnwnty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. Bay, Minn. TOR, John. Mrs. P. J. Quealy, Kemmerer, BLACKBURN, Lafayette. William Blackburn, WHITING, Robert. Isaac Whitng, Clither- Wyo. Penrose, Wyo. all., Minn. TRAFFICAN, Benjamin. Mrs. Saah Hak BOOIIER, Leney. Mrs. Virgil V. Booher, WILCOX. Ralph 0. Mrs. Ellen Wilcox, R. F. 1743 North Eleventh Street, Philadelphia, Saneer, Tex. D. 3. Harris, Minn. Pa. BOT IN. William Aloysius. Mrs. Mary Bolin, WIlfL IAMS, Albert. Mrs. Sarab Campbell WALTERS, August J. Alonis Walters, Hills- 17 New Street, Pittston, Pa. Williams. R. P. D. 2, Shelman. Ga. dale, Ill. BRADSHAW. John. John Bradshaw, 1413 WILLIAMS, Lee. Willie Little, Waterboro, WILLIAMS, Gus. Moss Williams, 704 Mason Penesvl'nia Avenue, Baltimore, _Md. S. C. Street, Bloomington, Ill. BRANDENBURG, George. Louis Brandenburg, 25.1 Souti WINGO, Alexander. Mrs. Rhoda Wingo. R F. Kedvale Avenue, Chicago, Ill. D. 3, Inman, S. C. Died from Wounds. BROWN, Harry V. Andrew C. Brown, Dela- WOODIOW. Arthur C. Ems Woodrow. Fos- LIEUTENANT. ware. N. Dak. BURROW, Perrys. F. Burrow, Farewell, Mo. toria Micb. McNEIL. William Thomas. John McNeil, CHRISFlANSEN. Martin B. Christian Sued- WRIGHT, Riley. Mrs. Eva C. Wright, Fal- Caro, Mich. kir, Nerdby, Samso, Denmark. mouth, Fla. CORPORALS. DEAN Leo P. Miss Mary P. Dean 6706 Par- BUSH, Harry. William Bush, 1022 Webster nell Avenue Chicago, ill. Wounded Severely. Avenue, Scranton, Pa. DODGE. Lucius C. Cbarles H. Dodge, 23 PRIATIS. CARNES, Ray. Leonard Carnes, Fort Scott, Shensrd Street, Ripan, Wis. Kans. FANCTIITT, Albert. Mrs. Mary Fanchini, gen- ADKINS. Ballard. Daniel J. Enerman, Fa- MANCUSO, Anthony J. John Mancuso, 8 eral delivery, Louisville. Colo. tano. Ky. Henry Street, Danbury, Conn. FRIONTERIO. Dominick. Mrs. Angelina Biva- ANDERSON. Harold. James M. Anderson, MYION. James J. Mrs. Helen Coats, 547 lacqos, Vergino, Italy. Mreonnellsville,' Ohio. Congress Street, Detroit, Mich. GRIFFITHS, Joseph H. Ross Griffiths, Glee- AUGUSTINO, Frank. Gindetto Sainoto, 600 SIGLER, John H. Mrs. Nettle B. Sigler, son, Ariz. Twelftb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1115 East Vine Street, Mount Vernon, HEYWOOD. William. Thomas Heywood. care BARNICK, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Logan, 252 Ohio. of L. A. Kelly, It F. D., Ardover, S. C. Montgomery Street, Hudson, N. Y. , 71*-19-8 1,o TIE QFFIGIAL U, S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JAWUARY 30, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BENNETT, Cecil W. Mrs. Lilly Acton, Rugby, JONES, Lewis. Mrs. Alice Jones, 900 For- Ind. rest Street, Darby, Pa. SECTION 2, JANUARY 30, 1919. BORYN, Joseph. Albert Boryn, Gmimror So- JONES, Mrle C. MTs. Francis Jones, 933 lotef, Poland, Russia. Water Stret, Watertown, N. Y. The following casualties are reported BROMLEY, Andrew J. Mrs. Aura Bromley, JONES, Wils C. Mrs. Ida Jones, Mechanic by the commanding general of the Ameri- Capac, Mich. Street, Utica, Ohio. can Expeditionary Forces: BROWN, Lewis E. Carl Brown, R. F. D. 2, KALBERLA, Herman C. Mrs. Hilda Camp- Depere, Wis. bell, Mountain View, Cal. Died from accident and other BUCR IT, lichael A. Mrs. Rose Buck- KALICKO, Fred. Mrs. Anton Kalicko, Grod- belt, "633 West Franklin Street, Baltimore, no, Russia. causes ------7 KANEKKEBERG, George. Mrs. Bertha Ka- Died in aeroplane accident -- Md. nekkeberg, Bothell, Wash. 1--I CAIY, Alfred C. Mrs. Alice Kensington, 89 Wounded severely ------221 Pleasant Street, Rockland, Mo. , Missing in Action. CASALIR, Carl 1'. Mrs. Theresa Guigliano, 13 Shoe and Leather Street, Woodhaven, SERGEANT. Total ------229 N. Y. CLOUD, Curtis F. Wylly II. Cloud, C14uds, COGAN, Joseph A. Mrs. Bessie Cogan, Broad Tenn. and Miner Streets, Malvern, Pa. CORPORALS. Died from Aeroplane Accident. CYSNEY, Serry. Mrs. Ellen Scuggs, 494 Austin Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. BROWN, Carl L. S. H. Brown, Silverton, LIEUTEN4NT. DAHLSTROM, Erick G. William Dahlstrom, Oreg. TARNOSKI, Alexander S. Paul T. Tarnoski, 512 Washington Street, Rockford Ill. DAVIS, Elmer. Mrs. Nora D. Wilson, 3505 1810 Humboldt Park Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. DAVIS, Homer L. Mrs. Manda Davis, Sul- Broadway, Chicago, Ill. phur Springs, Okla. HATFIELD, John D. Edward Hatfield, 506 Died from Accident and Other Causes. North Rqilroad Street, Palmyra, Pa. DAVISON, Joseph E. Mrd- W. L. Davison, CAPTAIN. 127 Mercer Street, Hightstown, N. J. LE FLESH, John D. Mrs. J. A. Le Flesh, 26 DEAS, William R. Mrs. Mattle Deas, care John Street, Williamansotte, Mass. SMITH, Frederick C. Mrs. Mary E. Smith, I. Gibbs, Martin Point, S. C. MOY, Hugh. Mrs. Sarah M. Gallagher, 3236 care of Miss Alice Cogsdal, New Milford, DECIIECKO, John. Mrs. Santa S. Dechecko, F Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Conn. R. F. D. 1, Coal City, Ill. PRIVATES. LIEUTENANT. DERLKES, Joseph. George Dagdonas, 13 THOMPSON, Arthur S. James B. Thompson, Dwigbt Street, New Brighton, Conn. AYERS, Robert G. William E. Ayers, 703 Gambler, Ohio. DONNELLY, Charles M. Perry D. Donnelly, South Meridian Street, Portland, Ind. S47 Coark Street, Appleton, Wis. BRADY, Frank. Mrs. Caffrey, 71 Bergen SERGEANT. DINK, Raymond. Mrs. Henry Dunk, 2720 Street, Newark, N. J. CANFIELD, Harry R. Mrs. Rosalie Canfield North Richmond Street, Chicago, Ill. BRANDES, Max D. Tobias Brandes, 188 Tolman, 3210 Chenevet Street, Houston, DUNSTALL, Ben. George Greenaway. 295 Orchard Street, New York, N. Y. Tex. George Street, Toronto, Canada. BRANTLEY, H1obson. Mrs. Ollie Brantley, DYBIKOWSKI, Jack. Tony Nijam, 819 Elk 198 Rawson Street, Atlanta, Ga. MASTER ELECTRICIAN. Street, Wyandotte, Mich. - BRAUD, Estress. Mrs. Nestazie A. Brand, CALDWELL, William S. Mrs. Marie A. Cald- DYER. Earl C. Mrs. Celia Dyer, 26 South Gonzales, La, Coft Street, Auburn, Me. well, 2827 Q Street, Omaha, Nebr. EMME, Russell E. Garrett Emme, Uniontown, BREWER, Wilford W. Mrs. Margaret L. PRIVATES. Pa. Brewer, Showlow. Ariz. BREYMAIER, William F. Mike Breymaier, BINDER, John. Rockdeff Binder, 630 Ryan FECHO, Alvin. John Fecho, R. F. D. 5, Cald- It. F. D. 5, Fort Recovery, Ohio. Building, St. Paul, Minn. well, Ohio. BURDING, Clifton E. Mrs. Mary Burling, 1 FLACH, Adolph G. Mrs. W. E. Berg, 109 IINNING, Bert Mrs. Catherine Finning, 580 Bedford Street, New Bedford, Mass. Monroe Street, Mobile, Ala. East One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, CLARK, William M. Mrs. Marrah V. Clark, RHOADES, Walter W. George W. Rhoades, New York, N. Y. R. F. D. 2, Eagle Rock, Va. Berthoud, Coro. F I. AM, Arthur E. George W. Fullam, R. CRANDALL, Louis. Jim Crandall, Helena F. D. 2, Biltmore, N. C. Wounded Severely. QINN, Harland H. S. C. Gina, Akron, Ind. Street, Saginaw, Mich. ONZALES, Clay D. Mrs. Theophile Gon- CUNNINGHAM, Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth How- CAPTAINS. zale, care of 3Nilly's Store, Plaquemine, La. ard, 111 West Apple Street, Coanellsville, GREER, William Oscar. J. W. Greer, Roane, Pa. HERATY, Francis J. Mrs. Catherine Heraty, Toy. ELLISON, John M. R. G. Ellison, R. F. D. 2, 2624 North Whipple Street, Chicago, Ill. Cave Springs, Ga. STEIDLE, Edward. Michael Steidle, 959 IIAMSTRA, Klaas. Mrs. Iiltje Brentjo, Os-, Market Street, Williamsport, Pa. torbroogebrug, Holland.- IIAAS, Clarence E. Mrs. Kate Haas, R. F. D. HEALY, Maurice A. Mrs. Ellen Healy, 188 3, Waverly, W. Va. LIEUTENANTS. Crescent Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. IALTERMAN, Clyde C. Mrs. Nancey Halter- DAVIS, Howard II. Albert L. Davis, San HELLEIM, Kenneth E. Mrs. Clara Hasch, man, Bement, Ill. Stauffer, Oreg. Marcos, Tex, HAMRICK, Dellie. Mrs. Linnie Hamrick, Sul- DE ARMOND, Roscoe R. Mrs. Etta L. do HENDERSON, Harry. Mrs. Leona Hender- phur Springs, Ala. Armond, 25081 East Thirty-first Street, son, box 255, Browns, Ill. Kansas City, Mo. lIENDRICKSON, Thor. Sigurd Hendrickson, IIANKERSON, Joe. Mrs. Ena E. Bowers, R. 4947 Renova Place, Los Angeles, Cal. F. D. 2, box 46, Keysville, Ga. EMENS, Warren Homer. Homer F. Emens, HERMAN, Anton. Mrs. Teresa Herman, Fifth HINTON, Lewis. R. M. Riggs, Hintonville, 533 West Forty-third Street, New York, Street Struthers, Ohio. Miss. N. Y. IIILDRETH, Donald P. Frank Hildreth, Mc- HUBBS, Arthur. Mrs. Ellen Hubbs, Milton, HANDLY, Lucius L. John S. Ilandly, 300 Farland, Cal. Stratford Avenue, Houston, Tex. Ky. IANKINS, Stayton M. Marshall M. lan- HINOJAS, Senabio. Mrs. Adelina Almeado- Mrs. J. D. Hunter, ris, Toyah, Tex. HUNTER, Robert M. kins. Quanah, Tex. Bordmont, Pa. IMES, Ward R. Mrs. Ward R. Imes, 143 IIOBBIS, James J. Mrs. Alice Hobbs, Chand- JOHNSON, Albert W. Sam Johnson, R. F. D. North Menard Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ler, Okla. 1, Cedar Springs, Mich. McMUNN, Richard Lacey. Mrs. Flora Me- HOCKENBERRY, John E. George W. Hock- LYONS, Clarence. Myley L. Lyons, R. F. D. Munn, 723 South Elliott Street, Oney, enberry, R. F. D. 6, Corry, Pa. 6, Statesboro, Ga. Ill. IOEFFLIGER. Ira F. William Hoeffliger, MITCHELL, Leroy B. Edward L. Mitchell, Pairview, Okla. HENTALBANA, Frank. Sam Laney, 720 Southbury, Conn. * HOELZLE, Adolph C. Jacob Hoelzle, Roger- Montgomery Street, Syracuse, N. Y. PETERSON, John M. Mrs. Claire Peterson, son, Idabo. PARK, Percy A. Mrs. Etta Park, Horse Kirksville, Mo. HOLLOWAY. Louis. Mrs. Louis Holloway, Branch. Ky. SKINNER. Everett If. Mrs. Edw-ard P. Skin- Dayton, Tenn. PICONOTTI,' Joo. Mrs. .Too Plconotti, 1018 ner. Wesi Upton, Mass. HOWEIRY. John. Mrs. Julius Howery, De Crest Street, Monongahela, Pa. WAGGONER, William J. Mrs. Nancy M. Soto, Kans. PIZZELLT, Camine. Nickolas Pizzelli, Bam- Stout. Lonoke, Ark. HUDGINS. Nathan. Marcus B. Hudgins, Ha- bo, Italy. WIEDER. Clarence II. II. M. Wieder, 937 Worth, Okla. ROZANO, Antonio. Mrs. Lucy Rozano, 51 Field Avenue, Detroit, Mich. ITEDSON, Edward A. Mrs. Lulu Hudson, Myrtle Avenue, Corona, N. Y. Warwick, Ga. SERGEANTS. HUDSON. SALO, Frank. William Salo, Hancock, Mich. Emmett V. William lf. Hudson, SCARSELLA, Ernesto. Angelomarlo Scar- ELMER, Howard P. Elmer WY. Achey, 52 1005 Kline Street, Scottdale, Pa. North Charlotte Street, Manheiim, Pa. HIUMPHREYS. Byron. Mrs. Maria A. Hum- sella, Cioitatomassa, Province Angrinld, Italy. BURKE, Thomas E. Mrs. Irene Gebson, 1411 phreys, Uvalde, Tex. North Twelfth Street, St. Louis, 310. HYATT, Herbert W. Miss Marie H. Hyatt, SCHUBERT, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, DUROVY, Jamos W. Mrs. Ottilie Durovy, Elk Grove, Cal. 422 North Eighth Street, Corvallis, Oreg. 617 Garfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. JACKSON. George. Mrs. Mandy Jackson, R. SCOTT, George M. Roland T. Scott, Camp- FRABEL, Robert W. R. Frabel, F. 1). 1, Pine Level, Ga. bellsburg, Ky. general de- JAKABOWSKI, Aleksender. Joe Jakabowski, livery, Dubuque, Iowa. 212 Chapman Street, Greenfield, Mass. SMITH, Frank. Joe Leckett, 563 West Michi- GLOVER, George A. Mrs. J. E. Hawkins, JENNINGS, James W. Robert Jennings, Ber- gan Street, Duluth, Minn. 1608 Light Street, Baltimore, Md. tram, Tex. STPLARSKI, Adam. Pawel Jugs, 1027 Smith HINMAN, Jesse R. E. W. Hinman, Dufur, JENSEN, James G. James A. Jensen, Aetna, Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Oreg. TAYLOR. Alberta, Canada. Robert C. Mrs. Simeon Taylor, box HYNES. Milton T. John Hynes, Avenue Z, JOHNS, John. James Johns, Starford, Pa. 89, Girard, Ohio. near East Sixteenth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHNSON, Archie B. Mrs. Edith Sheppard, -WILKINSON, George A. Mrs. 0. E. Allen, IVERSON, Iver C. Miss Julia Iverson, Ma- 222 East River Street, Grand Lodge, Mic. 1465 Wall Street, Portland, Oreg. son, Wis. THE OFFICIAT U. S. BULLETIN: TAURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. 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JOHNSON, Frank E. Mrs. Frank H. Johnson, COOKS. JOBE, John. Clemens Jobe. Knox, N. Dak. Thorntown, Ind. JOHNDROW, George W. Mrs. Mary John- KERNES, Elmer D. Mrs. Anna Kernes, MURPHY, Daniel. Mrs. Bridget Schultz, drow, 56 South Main Street, Broad Brook, Payne, Ohio. 4513 Lee Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Conn. KILCOIN, Edward P. Miss Ellen Kilcoln, YANCEY, David Francis. Mrs. Grace Mat- tingly, Glasgow, Mo. JOHNSON, Arthur. Wesley Johnson, R. F. Harlan, Iowa. D. 1, box 25, Bellaire, Ohio. LEHR, Herbert. Mrs. Albert C. Funk, 2212 PRIVATES. JOHNSON, Ivor S. S. G. Johnson, Eddy South Twenty-third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, West Auburn, Mass. LENT, John F. Mrs. Tempa B. Lent, box ACKER, William R. Mrs. Blanche Acker, JOHNSON, Wayne. Norman Ashton, R. F. 101, Bronson, Kans. R. F. D. 4 Ashville Ohio. D. 2, Chesterton, Ind. MAGNUSSON, Otto E. Theodore Magnusson. ALLEN, Wilber 0. 'Mrs. Addle Allen, 60 JORDAN, Charles A. Mrs. Minnie L. Jordan, 77. Cedar Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. Warren Street, Arlington, Mass. 1130 East Donald Street, South Bend, Ind. MAHER, John J. Mrs. Mary Maher, 383 East AMADRO, Dominic. Paul Amadeo, 310 West KEATING, Archer E.' Mrs. Matilda Keating, One h drd and thirty-fourth Street, New Lloyd Street, Shenandoah, Schuylkill 18 Roseville Square, Lynn, Mass. York, NY. County, Pa. KILE, Ernest. Levi Kile, Monroe, Iowa. MAHONEY, John J. Mrs. Mary Mahoney, ANDERSON, Olank. W. T. Anderson, Vinson, KILGORE, Hobert M. Lewis 760 North Thirty-seventh Street, Philadel- Okla. E. Kilgore, phia, Pa. Brashear, Tex. BENNETT, Donnie L. Charlie Bennett, R. F. KERN, Doson D. Mrs. Dora E. Kern, MAYER, Frederick C. Mra. Anna Mayer, 311 D. 1, Chapel Hill, N. C. R. F. West One hundred and twenty-first Street, 1. 3, Bloomfield, Ind. BENTLY, Howard. D. Bently, Osakis, Minn. KERNSTOCK. Frank D. Mrs. Katy Kern- New York, N. Y. IBBY, William Roswell. Mrs. J. W. Bibby, SCHOOLER, James S. John D. chooler, Big stock, 52 South Railroad Avenue, Mount 11 West Main Street, Waupun, Wis. Vernon, N. Y. Lake, Tex. BRACKETT, Alonzo L. Mrs. Mattie Brackett, SHEA, Michael L. Miss Mary E. Shda, 472 New Harbor, Me. KIURBER, Adam, jr. Adam Kerber, sr., 2001 Boswell Avenue, Norwich, Conn. BUCKINGHAM, John A. Mrs. May Doolittle, Harvey Avenue Fresno, Cal. STEWART, Donald Payton. Mrs. Eva Grace 217 Spring Street, West Haven, Conan. KILMIALIS, Anthony. Peter Kilmialis, 10 Stewart, 816 East B Street, Hutchinson, BUNDY, Arthur E. Charles )Bundy, 1121 Benedict Avenue, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. K~ans. East Division Street, Springfield, Ill. KING, Robert J. Mrs. Paredine King, Gen- WEINBERG, Edward Julius. Edward Julius CANNON, -Cecil. Mrs. Louisa Cannon, 715 tryville, Ind. Weinberg, 413 North Mason Street. Saginaw, South McKinley Avenue, Harrisburg, Ill. KIRSCHOFF, Henry. William Kirschoff, Ed- Mich. CARRADO, Joseph J. Mrs. Marie Carrado, wartisville, Ill. WOOD, James W. Mrs. Rosa J. Wood, 36 Naples, Italy. KNIGHT, James W. Rufus L. Knight, R. F. West One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, CARROLL, Frank. James T. Carroll, R. F. D. 3, Haleyville, Ala. Now York, N. Y. D. 2, Rougemout, N. C. KOCA, Edward J. Joseph Koca, 2521 South CORPORALS. CHRISTENSEN, James M. Alfred Christen- Kiedsic Avenue, Chicago, Ill. sen, Momence, Ill. KOEHLER, Erwin. Mrs. Edna Koehler, 2370 ANDERSON, Ernest S. Miss Vera Anderson, COFFMAN John R. Mrs. Josie Coffman, Catalpa Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 18 Washington Square, New York, N. Y. Glendale Ky. KOZAK, George. John Kozak, 1713 Jeffer- CHRISTIANSEN, Hans. Fred Christiansen, COSTELL6, John H1. Mrs. Jennie Costello, son Street, Chicago, Ill. 3534 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago Ill 7950 North Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. KUWLSKI, Ignate. Stanley Kuwlski, 1014 CURLEY, Arthur T. Mrs. Harriet . 'Curley, COLANER, Nathan A. Mrs. Mary Colaner, East Fifth Street, Erie, Pa. 276 North Pearl Street, Bridgeton, N. J. Navarre, Ohio. LA BASTIE, Robert G Mrs. Belgbeder, 6 FIDLOW, Ben. David Fidlow, 548 New Jer- COLE Daniel B. Mrs. Allie Dowell, star Malvern Road, Roslindale Station, Boston, sey Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. route, St. Helen, Mich. Mass. FRIEND William F. Fr4nk Friend, Myers- CROFOOT, Daniel W. George Crofoot, R. F. LABUNSKI, Walter. Mike Baltusis, 494 town, Pa. D. 3, White Cloud, Mich' Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GILSTRAP, John F. John S. GlIstrap, R. F. DARCANGELIS, Frank. Nicholas Barlette, LADBURY, Fred Lewellon. Mrs. Nellie Au- D. 5, Pickens, S. C. 52 Hancock Street, Fort Plains, N. Y. brey, care of Ed Sealander, Sanborn, N. HALL, Byron W. Oliver C. Hall. South Cov- DARTT, Charles E. Stanley Sheppard, Park Dak. entry, Conn. Street, Springfield, Vt. LINSCOMB, HANNER, Charles David. John W. Merrian, DICCARIELLO, Domonick. Diodato Fusco, Jackson. John W. Linscomb, 101 Spring Street, New York, N. Y. Mauriceville, Tex. 643 Columbus Avenue, New York, N. Y. LYONS, Alexander J. Jack Donovan, 98 Au- HOETZEL, Charles F. Mrs. Minnie Talbot, DONALD, Earl H. Louis W. Donald, 87 Fort burn Street, Lawrence, Mass. 407 Division Avenue, Carlstadt, N. J. Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. HYDER, Jack. Mrs. Nettie Hyder, 808 South MAHONEY, Thomas Ei. Mrs. Edward Ma- DUNN, Clinton. Mrs. Minnie Dunn, 703 Cen- honey. 5344 Aberdeen Street, Chicago. IL Water Street, Sapulpa, Okla. tral Avenue, Baltimore, Md. JENNINGS, James. David B. Smith, Sencet, MALARICII, Frank. Mrs. Mary Lennon, 2606 DWYER, John J. Edward Dwyer, 26 Wash- West Eighteenth Street Chicago, Ill. S. C. ington Street, New York, N. Y. MASTRA, Sam. Nick Mastra, San Pietro, Sa- KJELGREN, Magnus V. -Mrs. Annie Kjel- EARL, Vernon. Charles N. Earl, general de- lerno, Italy. gren, Vandalia, Mont. livery, Decatur, Mich. KURTZ, Andrew. Austin Kurts, 735 Hub- EASTRIDGE, Walter C. Mrs. Susan East- MONSON, Albert J. Mrs. Anna Monson, bard Street, Johnstown, Pa. ridge, R. F. D. 2 Saltville, Va. Bode, Iowa. LENART, Kasmer. Mrs. Katy Biell, 371 Ayer FEDRAN, Carl. Mrs. Nellie Bishop, 1068 OCHELTREE, Ernest G. Paul Ocheltree, See- Street, Ironwood, Mich. Nathan Street, Akron, Ohio. ond Street, Clinton, Iowa. McMANUS, Mathew R. Thomas J. McManus, GALLUCCI, Luigi. Mrs. Felice Pascariella, OLSON, Olaf L. Mrs. Johanna Olson, 634 Main Street, Corfu, N. Y. 425 East One hundred and eighteenth Street, Seventy-fourth Street, Brooklyu, N. Y. McPARTLAND, Thomas F. Frank MePart- New York, N. Y. OWENS, Benjamin Thomas. Mrs. P'. P. land, 121 Flora Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y. GARCIA, Adolfo F. Luclo F. Garcia, 328 Owens, R. F. D. 5, Westminster, S. C. OLSON, John L. Charlie Larson, Ironwood, Zacatecas Alley, San Antonio, Tex. PEDROGEN, Thomas. Wecacono Pedrogon, Mich. GARCIA, Teodoro. Mrs. Antonia Rougeau, Islitas, Tex. B. Orr, 109 East ORR, William 0. Mrs. Cora Corpus Christi, Tex. POSSEBON, Constantino. Eugene Possebon, Sixth Street, Loveland, Colo. GARD, Laderna N. Mrs. Emma E. Saricks, William R. Mrs. Lylia Phillips, Porterville, Cal. e- PHILLIPS, 1535 Ianison Street, Carneys Point, N. J. REID, Andrew. James Reid, 1032 Fourth Morgan Hotel and Hope Street, Los An- GILSVIK, Alf. Miss Siegrid Gilsvlk, Wone- Avenue, North St. Paul, Minn. geles, Cal. woe. Wis. RICITER, George. Mrs. Julia Richter, 630 RACHO, W. F. Mrs. F. C. Racho, 0 Van Al- GIPSON, Guthrie A. John Gipson, Johnson Highland Avenue, Connellsville, Pa. styne Street, Wyandotte. Mich. City, Tex. REED, Kenneth T. Mrs. Kenneth T. Reed, 72 RICHMANN. Charles B. Herman H. Rich- IAMILTON, Albert. Albert Hamilton, 215 mann, 343 West Ninth Street, Covington, Fair Street, Wallingford, Conn. South State Street, Chicago, Ill. Ky. RICHEY, Athur. Mrs. Jennie M. Smith, HAMILTON, Orville. Frank Hamilton, Reck- Kingfisher, Okla. port, Ind. RUFFNgIR, Jossie. Mrs. Eliza Ruffner, Hay- Mrs. Josephine wood, Va. TOMARGO, Raymond Arthur. HAMLIN, Frank B. Mrs. Dora E. Hamlin, Tomargo, 40 Buffalo Avenue, Broo lyn, . 2302 Third Street, Lagrande, Oreg. RUPE, John R. John A. Rupe, Millfield, Ohio. N. Y. HANCOCK. Robert. Henry T. Hancock, 504 SAKELLAREDES. Makes. John Sakellaredes, WHITE, Albert. Mrs. Mary White, 745 South Dingle Streft, Sumter, S. C. 255 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York, Eighteenth Street, Newark, N. J. HANLEY, Edward A. Mrs. Katherine Han- N. Y. YATES, Harry. William H. Yates, 1230 South ley, 14 Cowperthwaite Street, Cambridge, SAYERS, Charles J. George W. Sayers, Syl- Preston Street, Louisville, Ky. Mass. vatus, Va. BUGLERS. HANLING, Arthur R. Mrs. Mayble Hauling, SCHNARE, Thomas. Mrs. Lucinda Schnare, Chester, 157 HYLAND. James G. James A. Hyland, 3110 Pa. Coburn Avenue, Worcester, Mass. Upton Avenue north, Minneapolis, Minn. HARRISON, Jesse K. Mrs. Cal Davidson, SCHEPP, Ralph. Mrs. William Beiger, 5340 SUTLIFF, Leo A. Arthur M. Sutliff, 101 3456 Winter Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Lowe Avenue, Chicago, Ill. HECKLER, Allen S. Mrs. Carrie Heckler, SMITIL Williard. Fulton W. Smith, R. F. D. St. John Street, Walton, N. Y. Smooks Addition, Scranton, Pa. 1, Eatons, W. Va. MECHANICS. HENDERSON, Willie. Mrs. Alice Henderson, STANLEY, Harold W. Mrs. Ida Tatum, 1131 Laurens, S. C. South Adams Street, Fort Worth, Tex. REICIIELDERFER, William. Mrs. Nelson HENDRYX, Charles. Mrs. Harriett Hendryx, Relelielderfer, Georgetown, Ohio. STAYROULAKIS, Andreas. Dimirios Stay- Hot Springs, N. MAex. roulakis, Kalergiana Kastelle, Missamon, SHIPPS, George. Mrs. Anna Fleming, Cat- HODLK A, Onupri. Max Koynk, 352 Shan- Ganea, Creta, Greece. l1n, Ill. don Street, Sparrows Point, Md. STEWART, Carl E. Mrs. R. F. St~wart, 801 WILSON, Elmer H. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, IHOEBBLE, Robert. Mrs. Minnie Bolser, 315 Lawadale Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Hightstown, N. J. Ninth Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. SULLIVAN, Homer. Mrs. Leona Sullivan, R. WACONERS. HOFF, Herbert H. Mrs. John Hoff, McBride, F. D. 4, Greenfield, Tenn. Mo. SWANSON, Alfred Theodore. Fred A. Swan- CHARBONNEAU, A. Mrs. Melinda Charbon- JAFFE, Alter. Sam L. Jaffe, 2333 East son, 427 Niagara Street, Eau Claire, Wis. neau. 31 Willow Street, Cohoes, N. Y. Sixty-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio. TABOR. Kenneth R. Mrs. Mable T. Cleaves, GIBBONS, Thos. J. Mrs. Thomas Gibbons, 87 JARVIS, Red Y. Mrs. Callie Jarvis, Cotton 250 West Ninty-fourth Street, New York, George Street, Paterson, N. J. Plant, Miss. N. Y. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING TINDALL, Harry W. Mrs. Nellie Tindall, CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. PRIVATES. 308 Del Monte Hotel, Stockton, Cal. TREWIN, Walter. George Faddis, Centralia, Wounded Severely in Action, Previously COCCARRO, John. Guiseppe- Coccarro, Mag- Mo. liano, Vetere Province, Salerno, Italy. Reported Killed in Action. PERKOVSKI, Leopold. Miss Anna Troshak, URBANSKY, Joseph. Frank Zegelaysky, 53 501 Wabash Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Stanley Street, Askam Pa. - LIEUTENANT. ROHR, Laco D. Mrs. Olive Rohr, Vadis, VASSILAKIS, Mike.' Lampres Vassilakis, W. Va. Canoa, Crete, Greece. KELLY, Jnmes A. James F. Kelly, 86 Hamp- VENICE, Michael. Frank Venice, 160 Frank- shird Street, Piedmont, W. Va. Woundej Severely, Previously Reported lin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIVATES. WEISER, George M. William A. Weiser, Missing in Action. Enon Valley, Pa. PROBORSZCZ, Kazimiez. Deonizy Proborszec, CORPORAL. WILLIAMS, Cecil G. Murdock G. Williams, 69 North Street, North Abington, Mass. R. F. D. 2, Suffolk, Nansemond County, Va. SULLIVAN, Michael T. Thomas Sullivan, STARACE, Charles. Joseph Starae general WOBALL Joseph. Martin Buneceski, Pleas- 109 Ivy Street, New Haven, Conn. delivery, Brackettville, Tex. ant Park, North Hampton, Mass. PRIVATES. WOHLFARTH, Oscar. Mrs. Theckla Quen- Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- ther Wohlfarth, 242 Dismark Street, Colum- mined), Previously Reported Killed in ACREE, Benjamin L. James M. Acree, 1623 bus, Ohio. Action. North Ninetefnth Street, Terre Haute, Ind. WOODS, James 0. Mrs. Maggie Woods, East- PRIVATES. ASH, Fred C. Charles E! Ash, 46 Reynolds man, 11s. Street, Kingston, la. KISE, Clayton S. John D. Kise, 237 "North DONEGAN. William. Lawrence Donegan, DAVIS, Frank. John R. Davis, R. F. D. 3, Second Stroet, Columbia, Pa. 1847 Whitney Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Detroit, Tex. IKOCII, Edward. Will'am F. Koch, 135 Davey MARSHALL, Ross J. Joe Marshall, Wind- JESKO, John A. Albert Jesko, R. F. D. 2, Street, Puffalo, N. Y. sor, Mo. box 66, Edgar, Wis.. KOEILFR, Kurt I. A. Mrs. S. Koehler, box REPPERT, Daniel E. Miss Anna Reppert, 20 MEYERS, John Pearl. Mrs. Bertha Meyers, 117, Hwilldale, Oreg. West Philadelphia Avenue. Boyertown, Pa. Parsons, Kans. LACY, Raymond. Mrs. Raymond Lacy, box SULKX, William. Theodore Sulikx, 361 PARKS, Edgar D. -Mrs. W. R. Parks, Gills- Moore Street, Barberton, Ohio. ville, Ga. 232, Apnclica, N. Y. SHORT, William M. Mrs. Sue Hailer Short, LAMBUREN, Michael. Michealina Lamburen, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Magnolia Place, Leonia, N. J. 1017 Winter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SLOCK, Joseph. Richard Slock, 42 O'Day LAMP, Frank F. Mr. Hnrietta Lamp, 120 Killed in Action. Street, Kewanee, Ill. Wilcox Avenue, Elgin, Ill. PRIVATE. Mt tTHtIR, James. Mrs. Mary MeArthur, Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported 196 Dix Avoane, Detroit, Mich. MOORE, William H. Mrs. Flossie Moore, McPRIDE, Stanley. Clyde McBride, Harbor R. F. D. 1, Hodges, Ala. Missing in Action. Springs, Mich. . SERGEANTS. McCLANAHAN, Ancell I. Mrs. Stella Adams, Missing in Action, Previously Reported 804 South Ewing Avenue. Dallas, Tex. Wounded Severely in Action. DUNBAR, Robert S. Mrs. Ella Dunbar, 528 MAITLAND AiTcy. Mrs. Marv Mtland, R. Locust Street, Columbia, Ia. F. D. 1, Wilson, Dinwiddie County, Va. PRIVATE. ROSKE, Michael. John Roske, 306 Carpenter MANCINI, Cirisco. Raffael Mancini, Fram- MARTINEZ, Phillip. Miss Elsie Martinez, Street, Reading, Pa. ingham, Mass. -Bryn Mawr, Cal.. CORPORALS. MILLRD,. Fred S. Mrs. Martha A. Millard, Woodland, Wash. Killed in Action, Previously Reported BLUTE, Michael Henry. Mrs. Emma H. OLSON, Carl 0. Andrew Olson, Muland, Missing in Action. Blute, 75 Walter Street, Danvers, Mass. Minn. GILSON, John J. Mrs. Julia A. Genden, Star- rucen, Pa. MENDEN, Bernard C. John A. Williams, R. LIEUTENANT. PRIVATES. F D. 5. Ellzahoth City, N. C. GALLAGHER, William F. T. F. Gallagher, OLSEN, Olaf. Mrs. Dorothy Olsen, 411 East Fifty-fifth and Springfield Avenue, Philadel- AVERY, George P. Stanley N. Avery, Spauld- Avonue, Porth Amboy, N. .1. phia, Pa. ing, Nebr. D. 1, box OLSON, John E. Carl Olson, R. F. SERGEANTS. BEIIRHORST, William I. William Behr- 28, Sheffield, Ill. biorst, Alhambra, 11l. PAPPAS, Charles. Christ Pappas, 14 Library FAHEY, Matthew L. Miss Katherine Fahey, BELL. Luci. Miss Sally Plunk, R. F. D. 1, Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 674 Tenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tokio, Ark. PARK. Norman E. Mrs. Mary E. Park, Bls- SOUM, Steen. Steen Soum, Harmony, Minn. DISSINGER, Raymond. Mrs. John Dissinger, coe, N. C. Auburn, Pa. PRIVATES. PHILLIPS, Wendell. John W. Phillips, 405 DZI'BINSKI, Charles C. Mrs. Christine R. Fairbanks Avenue, Oakland, Cal. AUSTIN, Frank V. Mrs. Catherine Austin, Dzubinski. 6925 Kosmore Street, Cleveland, RFINCKE. Moritz R. Franz Reincke, Battle 369 Eleventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ohio. Creek, Iowa. BRelDLEY, Jesse. N. R. Bradley, Bargers- ELLERSICK, William. Mrs. Louise Ellersick, Ville, Ind. 852 One hundred and seventy-second Street, RIDFR. Charles G. Mrs. Cerile Y. Rider, 432 Bronx, N. Y. Fifth Avenue north, Seattle, Wash. BUNTON, Allen. Mrs. Florida Bunton, R. F. HALMOIT, Alexander. David Halmoht, 30 RIDGWAY, Hubert W. MissSarah Ridgway, D. 1, box 50, Elmont, Mo. Barber Street, Newark, N. J. Auxvasse, fo. CLARK, Nat' aniel. Mrs. William T. Clark, R. F. D. 3, Butler, Pa. HALSEY, Cecil. Miss Mary C. Halsey, 19 SALLARO, Sam. Joe Sallaro, Sunnyside, CL tYTON, Francis A. Mrs. Emma Clayton, Sunset Place, Utica, N. Y. Utah. ITARMION, Burney M. Mrs. Lethia Harmon, Wilson Green, Alberta, Canada. 27 Woodland Avenue. Charleston, W. Va. SALSBURY, Vern W. Rudolph F. White, Wis- CULLISON, George G. Mrs. Sadie T. Culli- HINKTNS, Bruce. Mrs. Miranda Hinkins, ner, Nebr. son, Deals Island, Md. Stanudardville. Utah. SIMPSON, Edward. Mary Sisk, 817 North FENSTAA3LKER, George E. Mrs- Jane Fen- HITCHCOCK, Wiley. Ben Hitchcock, , Fourth Street, Fort Smith. Ark. stamaker, R. F. D. 1, Unityville, Pa. Ky. SMITH, Edward Michael. James L. Smith, H.ARTIN. Toonh A. Mrs. Earqh Hlxrrin, 22 HOVI.AND, Hans. Ole Wee, Nome, N. Dak. 11 South Tenth Street, St. Louis, Mo. Greenwich Street, Dorchester, Mass. LEMON, Roy E. Tarry E. Lemon, 1010 Eco- STEARMAN, Albert I.. Henderson F. Stear- MINTZ, Edward. Mrs. Anna Mintz, 520 vel Street. Nashville. Tenn. man, Centertown, Ky. SQe"roT Ivenue Brooktvn, T. Y. McCORKENDALE, James 0. T mas F. Me- STOGRYN. Harry. Steve Stogryn, 866 North O'DONNELL, Adelbert. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Don- Corkendale, R. F. D. 2, Kingston, Mo. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. nell, 1944 East North West Street, Cleve- McGLORY, James I. Edward Mellory, 287 sUTPHIN, John B. John L. Sutphin, R. F. land, Ohio. East One hundred and thirty-fifth 1treet, D 2, Mount Airy, N. C. SALAZAR, Jose C. Mrs. Roy Gonzales, 200 New York. N. Y. SUTTON, James. Mrs. Martha Sutton, R. North Meyer Street, Tucson. Ariz. McGOVERN, Francis J. Mrs. Annie M. Mc- F. D. 1. Troy, S. C. SORENSON, Oscar A. Jane Sorenson, Lake Govern, 2.12 Edgemont Street, Philadelphia, Villa. ill. Pa. TURNER. Harry B. Mrs. Hattie A. Turner, STANEK, Thomas F. Anton Stanek, 2527 F1 Fast Fifty-fourth Street. Chicago. Ill. South Avers Avenue, Chicago, Ill. McGUIRE, Robert E. Mrs. A. F. Smith, New- VANSTEEN. Joe A. Miss Martha Vansteen, SUMMERS, Walter. Mrs. Sadie S. Rollen, ton, Towa. 4220 Seventh Avenue, Seattle, Wash. MECATET.LI, Gennaro. Antonio Ortiolio, 98 737 South Noble Street, Indianapolis, Ind. iWest Twentieth Street. Bayonne, N. J. WELLS. Harvey H. Lyman iH. Wells, Mont- SWAIN, Miles. John Swain, R. F. D. 1, Cold- gomery, N. Y. MICHEL, Frank. Frank Michel, box 317 Im- water, Mich. perial, Pa. WEISNER. Albert C. Mrs. Pauline Weisner, TUMBARELLO, Giacomo. Giacomo Tumba- MOP Herbert L. H. L. Cameron, St. Paul, R. F. D. 3, Chapel Hill, Tex. rello, 870 Blue Island Avenue, Chicago, III. Minn. WHITE, Maurice F. William L. White, 100 MOEBECK, Arthur L. Mrs. Annie L. Mloe- Summer Street, Watertown, Mass. Died from Wounds Received in Action, beck. 220 North First Street, East Grand WILLIAMS. Glenn W. Mrs. May Kent, 420 Previously Reported Missing in Action. Forks. 'Minn. West Woodland Avenue. Ottumwa, Iowa. MOFFETT Jesse S. Robert E. Moffett, Good- WOOD. Emmett L. Misc Jessie Wood. 15 PRIVATE. rich, Tex. Bransford Street, Patchoque. N. Y. GRAY, Mahlon G. Mrs. Martha A. Gray, MUFI.EtR. Fred II. Mrs. Emily Mueller, WOOD, Ernest A. Elihu Wood. Poston, Ohio. 2622 South Thirteenth Street, St. Louis, WOOD, Ernest D. Dorenzo Wood, Uvalde, lIartwick, Iowa. Tex. Died, Previously Reported Missing in OLIN Veliert. John Olin. Amery. Wis. ZAEZANO. Antonio, Miss Arnie Zaezano. 929 O1 SON. Svorre A. Miss Clara Olson, Lu- Kirchbaide Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Action. tiuecin Hospital, Sioux City. Iowa. SHIKO. George A. Mrs. Elizabeth Shimiko, CORPORAL. PAFNDI. Vito. Anthony Polidoro, 595 .3718 Trumbul Street, Bellaire. Ohio. North Sixth Street, Newark. N. J. WIESNIEWSKY, William. Frank Wiesnew- PARSONS. Raymond I. Mrs. Carrie Parsons, PARMAIENTlIER. Henry. Fred Dukasion, 624 sky, 24 George Street, Trenton, N. J. 21 Morris Avenue, Ware, Mass. Washington Street, South Beloit, III. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 13 CASUALTIES- REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ROSCHMANN, Henry C., Jr. Henry C. Rosch- GRIGGS, Roland E. Robert M. Griggs, Way- SCHNAKE, William. Mrs. Lena Schnake, mann, sr., 1279 East Fifty-third Street, erly, Ky. 190A Ferry Street, St. Louis, Mo. Los Angeles, Cal. HADLEY, Robert E. William E. Hadley, 3 SCHOFIELD, John W. Mrs. Ellen Schofield, SCIOENTHAL, Louis. Isaac Schoenthal, Harrison Avenue, Fitchburg, Mass. Chamber Street, Valley Falls, R. I. 970 Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. HALL, Willie E. Sam M. Hall, Iucknow, SCHWARTZ, Elroy F. Human Schwartz, R. STONE, Herschel E. Mrs. Anna Stone, R. F. S. C. F. D. 3, Merrill, Wis. D. 1, Garden Valley, Tex. HANDRYCH, Joseph. Joseph Handrych, 2322 SMITH Joseph Cyrus Smith, Eldorado, Ill. STONE, Isaac H. Camilla Stone, Holly East Seventy-seventh Street, Cleveland, STEE h, Harry Huston. Mrs. Ella. Steele, Spring, Miss. Ohio. 2635 Spruce, Kansas City, Mo. SUBLESKY, John. Mrs. Mary Sublesky, HANES, James D. Giles M. Hanes, Alta- STEFFANON, William A. Alec Fah, box 606, 2638 West Twenty-third Place, Chicago, Ill. vista, V. Lewiston, Mont. URBAN, John J. Alex Urban, 635 West HARTMAN, Elmer. Mrs. Rose Hartman, STEPHENS, i rank W. Mrs. Emma Palmer, Leonar Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Winnebago, Minn. Dixon, Mont. WAGSTER, Rupert Elmore. Clinton Wag. HEATON, John P. D. ' Mrs. Mary B. Heaton, STILLWELL, Arthur L. Mrs. Henietta ster, R F. D. 7, Martin, Tenn. R. F. D. 1, box 4, Elizabethton, Tenn. Stillwell, -Second Avenue, Garwood, N. .1 OLSEN, John A. Mrs. Mary Olsen, 47 Third HEUSSNER, Louis G. Henry Heussner, R. F. STRACKBEIN, Lewis W. Mrs. Amelia Street, Weehawken, N. J. ). 1, Detroit, Mich. Strackbein, R. F. D. 1, Wiimmers, Pa. HASECOSTER, Adam H. Mrs. Flora Hase- HICKS, John B. Mrs, Estella Hicks, Reform, STUBBS, Delbert B. Mrs. Grace E. Stubba, coster, 2407 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ala. North Prairie, Wis. HUBBARD, R. C. William E. Hubbard, R. F. STULTZ Jon'i D. Mrs. Mary E. Stultz, 97 Columbus, Ohio. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- D. 3, box 49, Mantel, Miss. East bodridge Street, JOHNSON, Harry A. William H. Johnson, TIDWELL, Jodie. A. M. Tidwell, Clarks- ously Reported Missing in Action. R. F. D. 2, Marshall, Ill. ville, Tex. Frank J. Mrs. Josephine Turco, 122 SERGEANTS. JOHNSTON, Herbert E. Mrs. Anna H. John- TURCO, - ston, 508 South Carr Street, Sedalia, Mo. Gebhardt Street, Syracuse. N. Y. VATH, Ernest. Mrs. Mary Vath, 641 New ARNOLD, Willie Nomrod. William T. Arnold, JONES, Lee. Miss Qubelle Jones, R. F. D. 1, Roebuck, S. C. Houston, Jersey Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. Ark. WAGNER, Leland J. Manuel Wagner, 1215 HODGES, Benard A. Ben Hodges, Adams, Carl H. Emis J. Kissinger, Bar- N. C. KISSINGER, Caroline Street, Houston, Tex. nard, Mo. WAHR, George M. Mrs. Minnie Wahr, R. F. MOSS, James B. Mrs. Angy Moss, Wagoner, LAFORGE, Peter. Peter Laforge, sr., R. F. Okla. D. 3, Grass Lake, Mich. CORPORALS. D. 3, Imlay City, Mich. WHALEN, Francis. Paul M. O'Neill, Whites LEVINE, Arthur. Samuel Levine, 1429 Fifth Valley, Pa. CRIPPEN, Claude. Marion Williams, sh- Avenue, New York City. WIGGINS, Robert N. Mrs. Ada P. Wiggins, land, Ohio. LIBBY, Claude S. L, P. Libby, Eltopia, Wash. 821 North Kinney Street, Mount Pleasant, FREEMAN, Jesse W. William Freeman, 39 LINGENFELTER, William H. Miss Jewell Mich. Beaumont Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C. Street, 4125 South Benton Street, Kansas WILSON, Howard T. Mrs. Laura -Wilson, HURST, James C. John P. Hurst, Weather- City, Mo. 3320 D Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ford, Tex. LISSANDRILLO, Gaspare. Salvadore Mallia, WOODS, Ernest L. Mrs. 8ally Woods, Burns- KENDALL, Delbert. Mrs. Mary Kendall, q8 Grove Street, Hartford, Conn. ville, N. C. Shelbyville, Ind. LUNA, Maximiliano. Francisco Luna, gen- SHIU FORD, Garland. Robert E. Shuford, R. MclIAIL, larry. Harry MePhail, 612 High- eral delivery, San Antonio, N. Mex. F. D. 3, Lawndale, N. C. land Avenue. (oropolis, Ia. McCARTHY, Arthur T. Mrs. Harriett Mc- PICKLES, Ralph A. Mrs. Julia Pickles, Mor- Carthy, 128 South Fourth Avenue, Mount Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported rellton, Mo. Vernon, N. Y. Missing in Action. SMITENOSKY, John. Mrs. Mary Smitenosky, McCLELLAND, George B. R. J. McClelland, 649 Poland Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. 91 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, Mich. PRIVATES. BUGLER. McCLURE, Hurbert. Louis Jackson McClure, CARLISLE, John B. Mrs. Bessie Cobb, Tar- Aurora, Mo. boro. N. C. CINCOTTA. Chester J. Mrs. Frances E. Cin- McCOY. Charles. Mrs. Mary E. McCoy, Dres- CARPENTER, Milburn J. George N. Car- cotta, 1905 North Sixty-third Street, Phila- den, Kans. penter, Coolidge, Tex. delphia, Pa. McDUFF, George. Mrs. Catherine Bronk, 213 GRANOFSKY, Aorabam. Barraet Grarofsky, HORSESHoOER. E k Street, Albany, N, Y. 341 Georgia Avenue, Brocklyn, N. Y. LILLY. Elcie. Mrs. Lizzie Lilly, Alamogordo, McGANN. George R. Mrs. Hattie McGann, MASDEN, Grover. F. M. Masden, Maldraugh, N. MAex. 12 Willis Street, Troy, N. Y. Ky. COOK. McGARVA, John. Mrs. John McGarva, Mur- SOLON, Richard W. Mrs. Lucile G. Solon, ray City, Ohio. 925 Lakeside Place, Chicago, Ill. CURTLAND, Harry B. Mrs. Elizabeth Curt- SULLIVAN, Walter. Joe Sullivan, Coates- land. 418 Franklin Street, Defiance, Ohio. McGIIAN, Patrick. Mrs. Harriet McGhan, 115 Tlgh Street, Elmira, N. Y. ville, Ind. PRIVATES. McafRK WALD, Claud William. Mrs. Lou Wald, 912 James P Mrs. Josephine McGurk, Chestnut Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. AMES, Timothy G. Timothy Ames, Hollis- Muddy Creek Forks, York County, Pa. ton Masp. MACDONALD. Alexander. Mrs. Mary Mac- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported ARENIA, Rocko. Vencego Arena, Pollaro, R. Donald, Crystal, N. Dak. C., Italy. MANN Ray. Bion Mann. Hamet, Cal. Missing in Action. MARTIN, Dema E. William Jacob Martin, BLATZ, William. Mrs. Elizabeth Gallena, SERGEANTS. 683 Buchanan Place, West New York, N. J. Rolkdale, Tex. BLUT, Ike. Mrs. Ryt-e Feldman, 10 West MAYFR, Carl F. Mrs. Bertha Mayer, 262 BROWN, Lawrence C. William H. Brown, One hundred and nineteenth Street, New Clitan Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lovelady, Tex. York, N. Y. MAYFIELD. Andrew L. Andrew C. May- ROE, James C. William L. Roe, Harper, Tex. BOSO, William. Mrs. Hula Boso, 729 Tur- fidel. Qherrill, Ark. nor Street, Akron, Ohio. .METPR, Clarence T. Miss Mamie Meler, CORPORALS. BRAGG, Simpson M. Mrs. Milindy Bragg, 2236 North Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. CAREY, John W., Jr. John W. Carey, sr., 252A Holly Colo. MELICK, John 0. Alonzo Melick, general Sample Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. BRANLEY, Thomas J. Mrs. D. Driscoll, 227 delivery, Rapid City, Manitoba, Canada. CARLSON, Edward Gus. Andrew Carlson, East Seventieth Street, New York City. MEYERS, John. Mrs. Francis Meyers. 204 Alta Vista. Kans. CAMPO, Frank. Mrs. Pasquala Campo, 74 Stencil Street, North Tonawanda, N. Y. FERGUSON, Martin. Mrs. Alice Brown, R. F. Third Street, New Roehelle. N. Y. D. 3, Jefferson, Iowa. CAPELTJTO, Jacob. Menascho Mordenay, MOORE, Larson M. Mrs. Francis Moore, 8 Low-y Street, Henderson, N. C. RODDA, William B. John Rodda, Garden 115 North Sixth Street, Portland, Oreg. City, Kans. CARASELI, Carlo Mrs. Maria Caraseli, Al- MUCKEY, Lawrence A. Clark Muckey, Muckey, Iowa. SAMUEL, Alban E. James F. Samuel, 725 bozaggia, Italy. Lichy Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. CARLSON, rudolph T. Carl Peterson, MtLLINS, Calvin Sol Mullins, Dorton, Ky. STEWART, Herbert C. Mrs. Mottle Stewart, Slensjo, Nafrajol, Sweden. NESSELRODT, George. Mrs. Trude S. 200 East Edward Street, Shrevenort. La. CARUSO, Nicolo. Annzio Caruso, Ascoli, Propst. Brandywine, W. Va. STINSON, Wright K. Robert R. Stinson, Ver- Italy. PAGE, Harley W. Sylvester Page, Koleon, non. Tex. CIHLAR. Stanley. Mrs. Josephine Rissky, Ind. SUTHERLAND, Rover fA. Mrs. Minnie M. 2449 South Homan Averne, Chicago, Ill. PAULSON, Dump. Mrs. Lydia P. Lang, Sutherland, Uvalde, Tex. CLARDY, James W. J.7B. Clardy, R. F. D. Spencerville. Okla. 1, Wadley, Ala. PENNELL. Frank. Dominick Rosay, 28 * EUGLrn. CLARK, Andy F. George W. Clark, route 1, Witherspoon Lane, Princeton, N. J. EIRLS, Lon H. Harvey Eirls, Deshler, Nebr. Pisgah, Ala. PtILIPS, Grover C. Mrs. Fannie E. Philips, CLARK, Leo. Moroni Clark, Roosevelt, Utah. R. F. D. 2. Florence, Ala. WAGONER. CLAWSON, Alston D. Mrs. Dora A. Clawson, QU AINEI. William G. Mrs. Margaret Qualne, CAMPI. Vincent. Mrs. Maire Campl, 378 R. F. 1). 3, Smithfield, la. 511 Davison Street. Detroit, Mich. Montgomery Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CLINE, Lawrence L. Alonzo E. Cline, Look- RAMPONE. Tony. P. Rampone, 463 Coonor out, Ky. Street, Oakland. Cal. PRIVATES. CREEL, Benson. Wiley Creel, Village Mills, REESE. Jon J. Miss Gwenu Reese, 3201 ANDERSON, Arthur. Mrs. Anna C. Ander- Tex. Codar Avenue, Minooka, Pa. son, R. F. D. 2, Dalton, Minn. CRMPTON, Ralph J. Walter W. Crumpton, RETSCH. William. Mrs. Josephine Retset, BOYLE. Michael C. Mrs. Catherine Boyle, Milford, Tex. 44 Hopkins Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. I Grlity Place, Pittsburub, Pa. CURTO, Antonio. Mrs. Mary Curto, Somma- RICKTIN, Georee. Mrs. Minnie Ricklin, 92 BULLARD, Willis A. Sim G. Bullard, Cam- tino, Sicily. South Clinton Street, Baltimore, Md. eron, Tex. DOBA, Konstant. Mrs. ZIgma Otkucuinas, ROBINSON. Phillip M. J. M. Robinson, 638 BONOSERA. Frank. Mrs. Annie Caramagna, box 12. Linfield, Pa. 5' awnee Avenue. Kansas City, Mo. 162 Columbig Street, Brooklyn, N. V. FAZEN, Harry P. Mrs. LilP inson, 6606 RTOFF. Prederick W. Mrs. Mary Ruoff, 248a CAPE, Arthur. Mrs. Hester Cabe, Waynes- Colburn Avenue, West All' . Genrv Street. San Francisco, Cal. ville, N. C. FROST, Joseph. Pete , 4921 West RPDPENAS, Mphael. Martin Rupdenas, CAFFEY. Paul W. Mrs. Leona Caffey, St. Twenty-eighth Place, Cleert, Ill. Pajieraw-, Poland. Paul, Ark. 71*-19---- THE OFFICIAL U. S. UJ 4LTIN: THURSD4Y, JANUARY 30, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CAMPBELL, Robert J. Charles D. Campbell, 81L DT, Joseph. tiss Clara Schardt, FERGUSON, Orville C. Cora Ferguson, box 1026 Mary Street, Los Angeles, Cal SMinnesota Street, New Ulm, Minn. 119, Mitchell, Ind. CHAMBERLAIN, Leo. Mrs. Belle Chamber- CNITTMAN, David. William Schnittman, HARBAUGH, Oscar. Thomas Harbaugh, Ono, lain, North Hampden 5treet, Chardo, Ohio. 191 Havermeyer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CHRISTINE, Nigal L. Mrs. Addle C istine, SEAMAN, Byron L. Lawrence G. Henderson, HENRY, George. George Henry, sr., 1114 713 West Sixth Street, Lawrence, Hans. RF. B. 1box 38, Downing, Wis. Grand Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. CLAFLIN, Sanford V. Eli Claflin, Horton, SEARING, illiam H. Mrs. William H. Sear- HOLT, Dean G. Alpha B. Holt, 1712 State Kans. Ing, Celitralia. Kans. Street, Boise, Idaho. CLOUDT, Freddie. Fritz Cloudt, Guy, Tex. SHRAD R, Okey E. Jacob U. Shrader, R. F. LAWRENCE, John L. Mary Klein, 292 Lyon CLOWER, George A. George W. Cloiver, route D. 1, Harrisville. W. Va. Street, Milwaukee, Wis. 1, Quinlan, Tex. SITTON, John W. R. Mrs. Jane Sitton, Poly- MILLER, Perrin C. B. Perry Miller, 192 COAN, Frank D. Arthur Coan, 3329 East tecl ic Heiehts, Fort Worth, Tex. North Clark Street, Chicago, Ill. Forty-ninth Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. SL ON, Ernest G. Daniel W. Slayton, NORWOOD, Guy. Susan Norwood, Lula, La. CONCHES, Anthony B. Mrs. Alexandro maia, Mont. PHILLIPS, Henry K. Anna R. Phillips, For- Conches, 226 West Fourth Street, Mount SMITU, Henry C. William Smith, 324 East est Park, Ga. Carmel, Pa. Walnut Street, Allentown, Pa. POPE, James H. Bertha Pope, 2409 Chest- CONTI, Mariano. Genardo Conti, Cifone, SMI'II, Raymond J. Mrs C. J. Smith, 6424 nt Street, Everett, Wash. Salerno, Italy. Howe Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ROTITAUSER, John. Morris Rothauser, 534 CORCORAN, Thomas. Mrs. Delia Corcoran, STEVENS, George F. Mrs. Mary F. Stevens, South Twelfth Street, Newark, N. J. 4029 Garfield Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 812 North Calhoun Street, Baltimore, Md. WATTS. 'thomas McK. Helene L. Watts, 620 DONAHUE, John F. Max J. Donahue, 615 S'lWINGER, Ewel E. George W. Stringer, Ea't Fifteenth Street, Bnooklyn, N. Y. East Second Street, Lima, Ohio. Farris. Okla. WHITE, Thomas J. Alice White, Hathorn, DOUGHERTY, Charles. Mrs. Catherine SZYMANSKI, John Stanley. Mrs. Albert Szy- Miss. Dougherty, 625 Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, manski, 470 Emerald Avenue, Grand Rap- WILLIAMS, Lionel E. E. B. Williams, 87 N. Y. ids, Mich. Pullman Street, Atlanta, Ga.. FALLERS, William J. Mrs. August Fallers, TOWNSEND, William D. Mrs. Ellis Town- WING, Edwin S. Emma Wing, general de- 114 East Seventh Street, Wilmington, Del. send, Josserand, Tex. livery, Maquoketa, Iowa. FITZPATRICK, Charles E. Mrs. Laura E. WANDUSEN, Louie H. Abram Vandusen, Fitzpatrick, Dixie, Ohio. Stoney Creek, N. Y. Returned to Duty, Previously 'Reported FLOYD, Herbert C. Mrs. Inez E. Floyd, 69 WATTS, James L. W. B. Watts, Huntsville, Killed. Rock Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Mo. FOX, Claude C. John B. Fox, R. F. D. 3, WINFREY, Charley B. Samuel D. Winfrey, PRIVATE. Marshall, N. C. Esto, Ky. WILLIAMS, Carl C. Cord 0. Williams, Em- FREELAND, Earl. Mrs. Anna Freeland, box house, Tex. 72, Empire, Mich. Erroneously Reported Died of Disease. PREE11AN, Walter T. John C. Freeman, R. PRIVATE. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported F. D. 1, Paris, Ark. Missing. GATTO, Frank. Mrs. Rosella Chiodo, 822 McCLEARY, John W. Mrs. John W. Mc- Seventh Avenue, Beaver Falls Pa Cleary, Rumford, Me. PRIVATES. GRESSET, William J. Mrs. Margaret Gres- CAREY, Joseph 0. Viola Carey, 259 East sft. 08 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARINE CORPS. Main Street, Piqua, Ohio. HADDEN, Hall C. Mrs. Julia Tanner, R. F. COMER, William P. Beatrice Comer, 3033 Ill. D. 2, Ellhabell, Ga. The following casualties are reported East Seventy-ninth Place, Chicago, HILL, Taylor D. Mrs. Auta Copcland Hill, ELDER, Lewis C. Lula C. Elder, Gladys, Va. Waynesboro, Tenn. by the commanding general of the Ameri- EMERY, Cyrus D. Elsiza Emery, 117h Grand HORTON, Jenkins 1. W. A. Horton, R. F. can Expeditionary Forces: Avenue, Eveleth, Minn. D. 6, Albertville, Ala. ERWAY, Julian B. Ira D. Erway, McGraw, HURST, George. Frank L. Roea, Kingsburg, Killed in action _ -_ 3 N. Y. Lynch Cal. Died of wounds received in ac- FECKAR, Joseph. Viola Feckar, 627 IIUTTMAN, Maurice J. Miss Lena Schaat, Street, St. Louis, Mo. 613 Morgan Oak Street, Cape Girardeau, tion ------7 GLISSON, Arthur F. Roan A. Glisson, Bel- Mo. Died of disease ------1 linger, Ga. HANNAH, Stanford. Thomas M. Hannah, JACK, Howard H. James R. Jack, R. F. D. 2, Missing in action------Freeport, Pa. general delivery, Fort Benton, Mont. JULIAN, Charles B. James Julian, R. F. D. MAAS, Ludwig. Sara Maas, box 35, Halcott 5, McMinaville, Tenn. Total ------13 Center N. Y. KARAVITIS, Peter. Mrs. Staviola Karavitis, MILLS, kidney A. Mary L. McCracken, 4709 Lakpnia, Lebtine, Greece. Floral Drive Los Angeles, Cal. LAGER, Charles J. Henry Lager, R. F. P. 3, Killed in Action. MORRISON, lrank. J. E. Morrison, R. F. D. Pa. Adair, Iowa. GUNNERY SERGEANT. 1, Pequs, LENDERMAN, Joseph N. Mrs. Isabelle Rig- SCHELL. PauL Howard Schell, Bally, Pa. gin, 4207 Leidy Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. GOETZE, Arthur C. Laura Goetze, Hudson, SPENCER, John A. H. C. Spencer, Coila, LENDMAN, Hyman M. Simon Lendman, 18 Kans. Miss. Anderson Street, Boston, Mass. PRIVATES. SWEENEY, Edward J. Paul Brabbon, 111 Mechanic Street, Newark, N. J. LIPPENS, PhiL Julius Blasshard, 408 Six- BATES, George C. David P. Bates, Marietta, teenth Avenue, Mqline Ill. TENNANT, Charles W. Mrs. M. J. Tennant, S. C. R. F. D. 1, Newell, Ala. MAMARY, George A. Mrs. Minnie A. Shu- FLAHERTY, John V. Catherine Flaherty, TILTON, Charles A. Edwin F. Tilton, 1592 man, Box 261, Lockhart, Tex. Twelfth Street, Great Falls, Mont. MAROUELING, Fred W. Henry Marqueling, 2IO Castleton Avenue, Port Richmond, Staten Phillipsburg, Kans. Died of Wounds. Island, N. Y. MAYER, Charles Martin. Mrs. Maurice TRIVETTE, Harter H. Dorous D. Trivette, Mayer, 1820 Norton Avenue, Kansas City, CORPORAL. 126 Spring Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mo. WHALL, Joseph H. Clifford S. Whall, Cus- TROEMEL, Emil W. Emile Troemel, 4101 tom House, San Juan, Porto Rico. California Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. MAYHEW, Roy S. Net Mayhew, Orange, WETZEL, George. Jacob Wetzel, 4317 Berk- J Tex. PRIVATES. ILLER, Frank T. Mrs. Catherine Miller, ley Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 172 Teneyeh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CLARY, Ralph E. Emery C. Clary, 133 South WILLIAMIS, Perry F. William P. Williams, MULLEN, William R. Mrs. Katherine Mul- Fifth Avenue Mount Vernon, N. Y. Corydon, Pa. len, 4 Volk Street, DICK, George . George Dick, R. F. D. 1, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pateros, Wash. OGLE. Alse F. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Ogle, R. FAHEY, Martin P. Mrs. P. Fahey, 703 East SECTION 3, JANUARY 30, 1919. F. D. 1, Walland, Tenn. Broadway Street, Louisville, Ky. O'GRADY, John. Mrs. Julia O'Grady, Grove HEFRON Frederick. William Hefron, 23 The following casualties are reported City Ohio. by the commanding general of the Ameri- OPPERT, Jimmie Lee. Mrs. Annie W. Op- Queen Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. pert. Ozark, Ala. HYMEL, Edgar J. Rosa lymel, Rayman, La. can Expeditionary Forces: ORAVETZ, George. Mrs. Ella Oravets, 8110 i ROLLINS, Sidney. Mrs. M. V. Rollins, 4311 Ran lings Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Coliseum Street, New Orleans, La. Wounded (degree undetermined) - 329 ORTON, Charles. Afrs. Rosie Defore, Blue Wounded slightly------595 Mound, Kans. Died of Disease. PFEIFLE, John. Fred Pfgifle, Anamoose, PRIVATE. N. Dak. WELD, Earl J. Wirt A. Weld. 3622 Colfax Total ------924 ROCKNALL, Floyd E. Mrs. Bertha Rocknall, Avenue, North Minneapolis, Minn. Imlay City, Mich. Missing in Action. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). REEN, Edwin R. Mrs. Jennie Reon, General Delivery, Winn, Mich. PRIVATES. CORPORALS. REYNOLDS, Robert L. Mrs. Alice Reynolds, JOHNSON. James E. Merle Calhoun, Vine FALLER, Edward. Eric Johnson, R. F. D. Oak Grove, Tex. Street, West LaFayette, Ind. 1, box 28, Winfred, S. Dak. ROBERSON James D. James A. Roberson, OLSON, Fred C. X. Charles H. Olson, 6 FOUNTAIN, Roland F. William E. Fountain, f. F. D., box 124, Fredericksburg, Va. Glide Street, Neponset, Mass. R. F. D. 2, box 48, Denton, Md. ROBERTS, Wiley C. Coleman J. Roberts, FOX, Loell A. Mrs. Sarah Taylor, R. F. Hillsboro, Tenn. In Hospital, Previously Reported Missing. D. 1. Briscoe. Mo. ROLLO, John. Angelo Rollo, Guliam Paler- GAFFNEY, William J. Mrs. William J. Gaff- mao, Italy. PRIVATES. ney. 351 South Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, RUMPLE, Roy C. Mrs. Sarah E. Rumple, BAILEY, Thomas R. Miriam-L. Bailey, 159 Md. Cedar Gap, Mo. Barton Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. GALINIS, Joseph. Miss Mary Savage, 446 RUSHTON, Charlie. Fred May, R. F. D. 5, DICKERSON, James R. Ettle Dickerson, Grafton Street. Worcester, Mass. Parsons, Kans. Sturgis, Miss. GREENWAY, James Y. James Harry Green- SAVELLA, Antonio. Mrs. Carmine Cacchith, KAHRIMANIS, William D. Charles N. Lukes, way, R. F. D. 1, Campobello. S. C. 83 Felton Street, Waltham, Mass. Miles City, Mont. HALL, Oral L. Simpson Hall, Orleans, Ind: THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HAMNER, Clarence E. Andrew B. Hamner, BRITT, John F. Ms. Helen Britt, 128 Pine HEATHERLY, Sam. Wallace Heatherly, R Ashland, Okla. Street, Mount Holly 'N J. F. D. 2, Lost Creek, Tenn. HEILMAN, Paul. Mrs. Mattie Speer, 543 BUCIANAN Frank i. Ed L. Buchanan, ACEINO Mathew. Mrs. Charles Aceino, 7 Sixth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. 615 Southwest Fourth Street, Abilene, Grandfield Street, New Bedford, Mass. HEITFELD. Fred. Henry Heitfeld, Enid, Kaens. ANDERSON, Elmer A. John A. Anderson, Okla. BYERS, John Z Alva T. Byers, Ballinger, Axtell, Nebr. HOURCADE, Benoit. Mrs. Marianne Hour- Tex. BELAND, Gideon. Mrs. Amos Beland, 47 cade, 226 West Twenty-fifth Street, New CAFFREY, Warren W. Miss Katherine Caf- School Street, Lowell, Mass. ' York N. Y frey, 11 West Fourth Street, South Beth- BELFORD, Philip. Hiram Belford, general HOWEh, George W. Mrs. Elizabeth Hower, Igqhem, Pa. delivery, Goleonda, Ill. 6278 North Fourth Street, Allentown, Pa. CAU Orvis A. A. C. Call, West Ogden, BLAZEK. Vincent. Miss Anna Blazek, 521 JERNIGAN, George L. Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, Utah. North Chapel Street, Baltimore, Md. Powellsville, N. C. CARDARELLI, Antonio. Gennaro Cardarelli, BLONK, Jacob. Jacob Blonk, 1426 North KELLER, William H. William J. Keller, 1453 95 Purdy Avenue, Port Chester, N. Y. Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. Union Street, Indianapolis, Ind. CARR, Charles H. Mrs. Nellie Carr, Stock- LRADBURY, Cyril H. Charles H. Bradbury, KELLY, Alec H. James A. Kelly, 334 Pros- ton Spraings, Me. Comfrey, Mind( pect Street, Covington, Va. CURRAN. Florance. Mrs. Nors Curran, 503 BYERS, Presley A. Joseph P. Byers, Pros- KENNEDY. Charles Ector. Henry Johnson Perry Street, Elmlira, N. Y. pect Heights, N. Y. Kennedy. Sardis, Tenn. DAVIS, Edward T. Mrs. Annie Davis, 210 BYLCSYNSKL Peter. Stanley Bovesowski, KENNEDY, Daniel A. George L. Kennedy, South Bloodworth, Raleigh, N. C. 2026 Oakley Street, Chicago, Ill. San Marcos, Tex. DAVIS, Fox. Francis M. Davis, R. F. D. 1, BYNUM, Johnic. Will Biynum, Lynnville, LAMKE, Charles Henry. Fred Lamke, 396 Samson, Ala. Tenn. South Second Street, Steelton, Pa. DAWSON, Ira L. George W. Dawson, BYRA, Bazyli. Stejsia Pokrika, 45 East AjcROBERTS, George A. James Mcoberts, Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Street, Roscoe, DIXON, John Pawtucket, R. I. IlL H. Mrs. Catheripe Dixon, 528 BYRD, Dock. Mrs. Jane Byrd, 2411 South MAHONEY, Dennis J. Mrs. M. Mahoney, 175 South Lakewood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Fourteenth Street, Maple Street, Lawrence, Mass. DUNCAN, Joseph F. John Duncan, 295 Pearl New Castle, Ind, MARCINIAI, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CALKINS, Merle E. Mrs. Edna Calkins, John. Frank Marbiniak, 84 Grand Rapids, Wis. Jay Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. EATON, Harry A. Miss Mary Eaton, Taren- CHRISTENSEN, MITFICII, Frank. Antini Gresuick, 5605 tum, Pa Emil F. Thue Christensen, Thirty-third and U ECKLES, Floyd G. William A. Eckles, R. F. Askov, Minn. Streets, Omaha, Nebr. C1fCRISTIAN, Frank. -Philip Christodoulon, PHIFER, Clarence. Charles D. Phifer, 6 D. 3, Plymouth, Mich. Kassory Eustace Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. ELLIOTT, George M. Miss Zaida Elliott, Palleny, Korinthia, Greece. PROUTY, Clinton L. Wilbert L. Prouty, 597 Fellows, Cal. COFFENBURG, James. Mrs. James Coffen- Madison Street, FROMAN, Clifford Rf. William Froman, R. F. burg, 810 Cudahy Avenue, Cudahy, Wis. Brooklyn, N. Y. DEITRICK, Claude. RASMUSSEN, Victor. Miss Mary Rasmussen, D. 1, Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Elsie Deltrick, 232 Hanrslev, Denmark. GALEANO, Francisco. Mrs. Cristini Calan- South Walnut Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. SITENEMAN, Lester J. Mrs. Tena Sheneman, dri. Box 138, Newhall, Cal. DOCKERY. Iremus. James C. Dockery, Ar- leck box 272, Norway, Me. GALOSSO, Antonio. John Galosso, 46 Mul- noldeville, Ga. t STACK, Charles E. Mrs. Anna H. Stack, berry Street, New York, N. Y. DUGAN, Thomas. Mrs. Maggie Dugan, 518 Ulster, GENS, Arvine M. Fred Gens, 2010 West Mather Street Alton, Ill. Pa. DUMAS, STOETZEL, Henry J. Hiss Frances Stoetzel, Fourteenth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. John L. Mrs. Nelson Perry, 114 Campbell, Nebr. GILLIS, John C. John Gillis, R. F. D. 1, South William Street, Malone, N. Y. TARKENTON, Herman E. Mrs. Annie P. Louisville Ala. DUNAGAN, Thomas. Mrs. Lulu B. Dunagan, Taikenton, Woodard. N. C. GLOVER, Charles C. Charles R. Glover, R. F. Eaton, Tenn. WADE, Orrie. Mrs. Nita Wade, R. F. D. 3, D. 4, Sedalia, Mo. DUNBAR, Charles W. Charles W. Dunbar, Shelbyville, Ill. HALL. William L. William E. Hall, Avon, R. F. D. 15, box 0, Staunton, IIl. WADE, William R. Call Woodard, Lady- N. Y. DYNAN, Albert T. Timothy Dynan, 80 Chest- smith, Wis. HALLADA, Arthur J. Mrs. Mary J. Hallada, nut Street, Peabody, Mass. WAGNER, George W. Mrs. Mamie B. Wag- R. F. D. 1, Fort Hill, Pa. ELLIS, Hallie J. Ed Ellis, East Main Street, ner, Glasgow, Va. HALLIN, Ernest W. John S. Hallin, R. F. Durham, N. C. WEESE, William J. Mrs. Mary A. Weese, D. 1, Carver, Minn. ELSKAMP, Celestine J. 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JERRAIN, John A. Mrs. Irene Jerrain, 1556 fett, Warrenton, Va. BEEBY, Thomas D. Mrs. Harriet Beeby, Lev ee Street, Chicago, Ill. MUELLER, Carl. Mrs. Phillipina Mueller, 1643 East North Grand Street, Spring- KELLER, Jacob. Mrs. Hannah Keller, 1011 717 Sherman Street, Akron, Ohio. field, Ill. Lewis Street, New York, N. Y. OLSON, Earl L. Mlrs. Mary Blenman, 1854 BLANCHETTE, William. Mrs. Lizzia Blan- KELLEY, William F. Mrs. L. k. Kelley, Sta- East Lafayette Avenue, Detroit, Mich. cliette, 81 Kilburn Street, Ashton, R. I. tion B, R. F. D. 4, Charleston, W Va. OLSON. Ernest. Otto P. Olson, R. F. D. a, BLANKENSHIP, Richard C. R. S. Blank- KOLKER, Harry. Mr. Louis Kolker, 424 box 77, Alma, Wash. enship, Monette, Ark. Dall Street, Philadelphia, la OLSON, Brorolof. Mrs. Emmelie Sofi Olson, BRICKER, Paul R. James E. Bricker, 68 KOMAN, John E. Mrs. Catherine Koman, Invlotorp, Thorakos, Sweden. South Fifth Avenue, Coatesville, ,Pa. 3442 East Seventieth Street, Cleveland, OL7EWSKI, Boleslaw. 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Fred Coris, 20 Bridge BYFRS, Frank T. Mrs. Tillie Byers, 1701 LEONARD, William Henry. Oliver Leonard, Street, Windsor, Vt. West Main Street. ( imnite, Kans. 227 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, PHILLlTS, Jol'n. Mrs. Anna Phillips, 230 CAFARO, Umberto. Mrs. Elsa Cimonetti, Ind. Smith Street, Du Pont. Pa. 5 Forden Street, Providence, R. I. LONG, Charles F. Mrs. C. F. Long, 205 PROVINS. John W. Mrs. Bessie Provins, CAFFERY, Herbert F. John Wood, R. F. D. Lak eview \venue, Hwidenflold, N. J. Riverton. Ala. 1. I akewood. Pa. LUNDGREEN, Adolph W. Mrs. Lottle Carl- PRYOR, Harry E. Mrs. Henrietta Pryor, R. CAUDILL. William B. Marion S. Caudill, son, R. F D. 1, hox 104. Centuria, Wis. F. D. 2, Harrisonville, Ill. ntlettsborg, Ky. McC10 .E. Richard. Mrs Ilessie Wentrel. 537 RIVA, Joseph J. Mrs. Margherita Riva, 158 CHRISTrANSEN. Christian. Mrs. Martha North Blackstone Street, Jackson, Mich. Madison Avenue.' Paterson, N. J. Cbristiansen. Harlem, Mont. McCALL, William E. Mrs. Lillian McCall, ROACH, Patri-k J, Mrs. John Roach. 1065 DACEY, Albert P. Mrs. Annie Dacey, 31 R. F. D. 4. Greers, S. C. East One Pundred and forty-sixth Street, Prospect Street, Lowel?. Mass. Mr18tT.IN Tnpv Mrs. Ida McCaslin, R. F. Cleveland, Obio. DAHL, Crl .T. Christian Dabl, Badger, Minn. D. 1, Sciotoville, Ohio. ROSA, Vito. Andrea Stoldi, 2 Hazel Street, DAY, Williard L. Mrs, Louise A. Day, Abi- M1' XiLEY, WAlliem k. Mrs. Arminda G. Waterbury, Conn. lKne. Kans. McCauley, R. F. D. 2, Sandyville, W. Va. RYAN, James. Mrs. Mary Gaynor, '209 DIEBOLD. Edward A. Mrs. Charlotte Diebold, MITUIGH. Walter. Mrs. Katie A. Mellugh, Sixty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. 152 lamiltna Street, Buffalo. N. Y. 603 Warren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHMITT, Walter J. Mrs. Martha M. DILOW. Michael, Andrew C. Fellow,, York McMITLLAN.tm Guy E. Mrs. Mary F. Mc- Felimidt, 1015 South Boulevard, New York, ITs hor. Me. Mi lan, Bloomington, Ill. N. Y. DIPtOLt). Charles W. ' Mrs. C. W. Dippold, "' Orchafd Street, New Haven, Cona. McQT'EEN, .Tmes. Mrs. Rosa McQueen, SCHOLL, August. Mrs. Anna Scholl, 652 Leona Mines, Va. Frish Pond Road, Queens, N. Y. DTIST4AST. Tony. John Distasi, Dixmont MADAT'S, Clarence A. Henry Madaus, Me- SWEATLAND. Marvin. Miss Hattie Sweat- Hfosnital, Dixmont. Pa. daryville. Ind. land. H. F. D. 6, Chillicothe. Ohio. DISTAIIO. Nick. P. Calvo, 112 Mulberry Street. New York, N. Y. MADDEN, Charles G. James Madden, Midland SWEENEY, George B. Patrick H. Sweeney, N. J. R. F. D. 2, Bloomington, Ill. DIRTASO. Trifone. Jack Dislaso, 633 Alpine Avenue, Passaic junction, TAIVAL. Gust. John Taival, Kwsamo Paus- Street, Los Angeles, Cal. MAGEE, Joseph G. Mrs. Mary Magee, 26 Y. sun Kylo. Oulun Loan!, Finland. DFIJN. Walter A. Mrs. ferl Dulin, 502 Champlain Avenue, Penn Yan, N. TEDDER, Bryan Earl. Jessie Tedder, Par- Roath Pine Street, Tanestille. Wis. MOELLER. Erhart. Mrs. John Moeller, Hu- tridge. Kans. EAGER. Wilber Z. Mrs. Caroline Eaer, 111 guenot Park. New York, N. Y. TEPLITZ, Allen M. Samuel Teplitz, 333 North Granger Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. MOERGEN, Armlen G. Mrs. Anna Moergen, TERILIZZT, Alexandro. Donoto Penerchu, EASTEP. George G. Mis Sara C. Perine, R. R. F. D. 2, O'Fallon, Ill. 2501 Hughes Avenue, New Park, N. Y. F. D. 1, East Liberty, Ohio. OLCESE, John. Frank Oleese, Colma, Cal. TRIMMER. Seward W. Beulah A. Trimmer, EASTER, Lawrence A. Mrs. Helen Bertrand, OLIVER, Herbert N. Dr. Nathaniel E. Oliver, 327 Willow Grove, Hackettstown, N. J. 1085 Tenth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. 715 Diversey Park Way, Chicago, Ill. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TITURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

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Elelenth Street, Rocky Ford, Colo. BEHRENS, Henry J. Mrs Amelin Behrens, Mrs. Marietta ROWLAND, Frank L. H. E. Rowland, Han- Z Milton Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. SHEPARDSON, Lionel W. over, Kans. BROWN, Thomas W. Mrs. M. Brown, 1749 Shepardson, 721 Hunterdon Street, Newark, Richmond Terrace West, New Brighton, N. J. ROYER, Howard J. John E. Royer, 859 John, Melvin Atkinson, R. F. D. Rondo Street. St. Paul, Minn. Staten Island, N. Y. ATKINSON, RUBY, Frank H. David W. Ruby, Augusta, CAMPBELL. Harry W. .N. A. HI. Campbell, 1, Goldsboro, N. C. 14 6 Grand Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. BEGLEY, James J. Mrs. D. McMeerty, 848 Tex. la. RUCK, George. Anton Ruck, Grand Island, DAV IS, Dunk. Welborn B. Davis, Raeford, Union Street, West Philadelphia, N. C. BEGOVIC, Nick. Mrs. Mary Begovic, Wil- N. Y. niniti, Serbia. SCINEPF, John P. Mrs. Mary Sebepf, 1989 DAVIS, Edward L. Mrs. Araminta Davis, 312 East Armstrong Street, Germantown, BELANGER Arthur. Mrs. Denise Belanger, Third Avenre, New York, N. 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Kou'A. Adalf Wiberg, 2725 Fargo seith, 656 Leonard Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. tiansen, 610 Oakley Avenue, Itockford, Ill. Averue, Chh ago, Ill. FRANK, Carl P'. John H. Frank, 1012 Frank- CHUCULATE, Alexander R. Zeke R. Chucu- WIGAND, Fi.nklin P. Emil C. Wigand, .in Street, Williamsport, Pa. late, Bunch, Okla. Hlend~rson. iinn. FRY, Frederick. Mil. Susan Fry, Manns- CHURCHILL, Fred W. Frank L. Churchill, WIGAND, Frd .. Mrs. Christine Wigand, ville. N. Y. Fairbury, Ill. 1218 Locust 3treet, McKeesport, Pa. FRYE. Harrison W. Mrs. Sadie Frye, Lake CROCKETT, William E. Mrs. Sirene B. WIGGINS, Dallas. Thompson Wiggins, Street, South Fork. Pa. Crockett, Prosper, Tex. Vancehoro, N. C. GhSIVER, Aaron Lorens. Mrs. Jennie Gen- DAVIS Frank L. Frank Davis, 704 East WILKINSON, Charles T. William Il. Wil- siyer, It. F. D. 6, Saginaw, Mich. One hundred and fourth Street, New York, kinson, 155 Garden Street, Pawtucket, R. I. HAMILTON, Warren C. Ueorge E. Hamilton, N. Y. WILSON, Albert W. William B. Wilson, R. R. F. D. 2, Birdsboro, Pa. DODD, Leo J. Mrs. Mary Dodd, 740 Thurs- F. D. 3, Manhattan, Kans. HINIIS, William E. Mrs. William E. Hinds, ton Road. Rochester, N. Y. WOOLRIDGE, Albert. Mrs. Mollie Wool- Olin Avenue, Girard, Pa. EATMAN, John. Mrs. Mollie Dennis, Manila, ridge, Dearing, W. Va. IOUGH, William D. Mrs. Laura Hough, 520 Ark. WOOTEN, Ernest. Mrs. Mary Wooten, Rus- Hiayne Avenue, Bellevue, Pa. HOULE, Alfred J. Victor C. Houle, 129 GALLAGHER, J. Francis. Mrs. M. Galla- sell Springs, Ky. gher 320 North Jefferson. Ottumwa, Iowa. YATES, Bard A. W. F. Yates, Eighth Street, Leominster, Mass. De Berry, 10 WARD, John W. John L. Howard, Wan- GELO4ANIA, Boris A. Alike Solodkov, Rus- Tex. sian Ward, New York, N. Y. IRWIN, Frank. Mrs. Bertha Irwin, East del, Taylor County, W. Va. INGRAM, Spencer. Mrs. Mattie Shim, New- GROENING, Frank J. Mrs. Elizabeth Groe- Hill. Warsaw, N. Y. Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. JANBERG, Bernard C. Mrs. Ila M. Jan- kirk. Okla. ning, 2008 Sackett JELD SKE, Paul N. Paul Jelinske, Oconto HAM, Stout. Stout Ham, R. F. D. 3, box ber. 606 Converse Street, MoKeesport. la. Okla. JAIIREL, John D iloy. John, Bailey Jarrel, Falls Minn 92. Oktaba, JENSEN, Charles. HAMMESClLAK, Manule. Morris Ham- R. F D. 3, Villa Rica, Ga. John Chiistensen, 450 Avenue, Cleveland, JANUDAS, Anton. Whilen Sr.nksta, 1916 Frank Street, Huron, S. Dak. merschlak, 6510 Scoville Wabansia Avenue, Chicago, Ill. JONES, Robert G. Fred E. Jones, Malad Ohio. JEWAR'ff. Harry A. Charlie Jewart, Plum- City, Idaho. HAYES, Sam W. J. H. Hayes, 36 Harris ville, Pa. JONTS, Robert J. Mrs. F. Powell, Ferndale Street, Anderson, S. C. JO"NgON, Harry Mf. Theodore Johnson, 53 Avenue, Howard Park, Baltimore, Ald. HEAGNEY, William T. Mrs. Lillian Heag- Brighton Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. 3. JONES, Roy W. James Jones, 504 Fairview ney, 5 Newbury Terrace, Worcester, Mass. JONES Edlos P. Rev. Edlos P. Jones, sr., Avenue, Johnson City, Tenn. HETNRICHS. William I. Mrs. Louisa Hein- Edeefield. S. C. g JONES, Stephen E. Thomas E. Jones, 1738 richs, 5339 Forty-fifth Avenue southeast, JONEtS, Grover C. William Jones, R. F. D. 2, Champa Street, Denver, Colo. Portland, Oreg. Ball Grouod, Ga. KA AIPCIK, Frank. Max Kampeik, R. F. D. HOWELL. William W. George W. Newman, JONES, Sam L. Lee L. Jones, Ready Branch, 5, box 146, Uniontown, Pa. Bristol Hotel, Houston, Tex, N. C. KELLEY, Bernard J. Mrs. Bernard J. Kelley, ISAACS, Harry W. Henry J. Isaacs, 401 JONES, Shelli. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Cadis, 1 Dracat Street, Lowell, Mass. Locust Avenue, Turlock, Cal. Ky. KELLEY, Chester H. Mrs. Helen 0. Kelley, JENKINS, Argus W. Mrs. Hannah C. Jen- KELLY, Charles E. Mrs. Katherine Kelly, 119 ear Street, Somerville, Mass. kins, Vardensville, W. Va. 50 Madison Street, Morristown, N. J. KELLEY, Edward B. James F. Kelley, 47 JOCHIMSEN. Charlie P. Christian Joebim- K1RKhOF, Charles E. Mrs. Mary Dora Granby Street, South Hadley Falls, Mass. sen. 1923 Bonsello S+ t, Los Angeles. Cal. Kerkhof, Carlisle, Ind. LINNENKOIJL, Gottlieb W. Mrs. Verene JOHNSON, Herbert A. Mrs. Eliza Johnson, KINGSTON, Harry. Samuel Kingston, 22 Linnenkohl, 466 Logan Avenue, Aurora, Ill. 74 Chestnut Street, Everett. Mass. Ftlarswood Street, Philadelphia, Pa. McCLURE, Bryant D. Thomas J. McClure, JONES. Charlie F. Ric'ard C. Jones, 1210 KITTS, Ben J. Miss IMie Kitts, 411 South Pioneer, Tex. Brosdway, Nashville, Tenn. Pennsylvania Street, Shawnee, Okla. MCMA HON, JONES. Samuel C. Mrs. Nettie J. Jones, Joseph F. Mrs. Nora McMahon, Medon, Tenn. Wounded Slightly. 66 Garrison Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. KENDkLL, Ellis L. George Kendall, 110 McMTL EN, .foseph C. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Pa. MATOR. AleMullan, 30 Francis Street, Waycross, Ga. Sout', Carlisle Street, Greeceastle, McPHAIL, Donald. Mrs. Mary McPhail, 337 KIEFFER, Frank. Mrs. Sonible Kieffer, 1118 DAY, James I. Thomas M. Day-, Hatfield, Evans Street, Uniontown, Pa. Greenwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. Mass. McPHEE, Wilton A. Mrs. Edith McPhee, M IDIGAN. John F. Airs. Anna Madiga-n, 829 CAPTAIN. 4510 Ferrons Street, Portage, Pa. South Normandy, Los Angeles, Cal. MAHONEY, Morris P. Mrs. Margaret Ma- MADEIRA. Edward W. Louis C. Madeira, MADEO, Frank. Mrs. Maara Madeo, 1076 Ilunneywell Avenue, honey, 316 Floral Street, Taunton, Mass. School House Lane, Germantown, Philadel- New York. N. Y. 4 MElRTILL. Hardy A. Mrs. Allen R. Merrill, phia, Pa. MAHER. Harry W. Mrs. Helen McCarthy, Edmore, Mich. LIEUTENANTS. 111 Herriot Street, Yonkers, N. Y. METZLER, Joseph A. Mrs. Eli7abeth Metz- BEHR, MAHONEY, James T. Mrs. James T. Ma- Edmond E. Mrs. Julia S. Behr, 1103 honey, 430 Bunker Hill Street, Charles- ler. 157 Orange Street, Newark, N. J. Eat Boulevard, El Paso, Tex. town, Mass. RUBIN, Le Roy R. H. N. Rubin, Nowata. EL \3KELY, Harold O. Mrs. Harold 0. Okla. Blakely, box q2, Montiale. N. Y.- MAHONEY, William J. Mr. Mahoney, 472 RUFP. Joseph T. Mrs. John P. Ruff, 311 DROWN, Thomas F. -Mrs. Florence A. Parker Street, Roxbury, Mass. Ridee Street, Kenosha, Wis. Brown. 42 Lincoln Avenue. Amsterdam, METTS, James L. James Metts, Richlands, N. C. SHELTON, Robert. Mrs. Susia Shelton, Al- N'. Y. lanstand, N. C. CAMPBELL, Chiarles K. Mrs. Blanche E. MOLLOY, Edward J. Mrs. Kate Keenan, 400 Mathis, jr.. Brenham, Tex. North Stockton Street, Stockton, Cal. SHERTS. Benjamin M. William B. Sherts, CURRIER, Frank P. Mrs. Lucy R. Currier, ALYLOtD, Robert A. Mrs. Eleanor Mylod, 184 R. F. 1. 44, Lancaster, Pa. 10 Woodrul' Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. - Freeman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. UTTERP.ACK. Jesse. Gladys Utterback, gen- DINGLEY, Roland S. Mrs. Roland S. Ding- OLIVER, Joe T. George H . Duval, 129 Ble- eral delivery. Shorls, Ind. lby. Farmington, Me ring Street, Sin Antonio, Tex. WEHRLE Louis A. Louis Wehrle, 508 How- DOBER. Siegmund A. Daniel Doher, 41 Con- OLSON. Carl E. James J. Ward, 5945 Vine ard Street, East Pittsburgh, Pa. vent Avenue, New York, N. Y. Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. JOHNSTON, Hamilton. Harold E. Johnston, PARKER, Chauncey H. Archie H. Parker, WILSON. Sheila A. Glenn Wilson, South ,41 Third Avenue, North Troy. N. Y. 313 Ontario Street, Albany, N. Y. Broad Street. Lancaster, Ohio. 3AHLE, Earl B. H. A. J. Mlahle, Newport, PHILLIPS, John W. Miss 1ophia T. SchragI, HINKLE, Henry S. Mrs. Birgle Hinkle, 1inn. 106 East Fifth Avenue, Homestead, Pa. Webb City, Mo. 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HOWARD, Frederick J. Mrs. Josephine KOREMAN, Oscar Charles. Mrs. Frank DREW, Edward J. Mrs. K. Drew, 54 Flower Howard, 432 Fortieth Street, Brooklyn, Kohiman, 3 Kbhlman Street, Rochester, Street, Hartford, Conn. N. Y. N. Y. DUNCAN, Herbert. Mr. Theodore Hayes, HOWELL, Floyd R. John B. Howell, Shel- MCMULLIN, Harle W. Mrs. Margaret Mc- Overton, Mo. bina, Mo. Mullin, Lachute Mills, Province of Quebec, DUNCAN Howard R. Jeremiah Duncan, JACKSON, Samuel. lIrs. .Hulda Jackson, Canada. Villa Rova, Pa. Roundhill, Va. MERCK, Samuel C. Sam L. Merck, Sonora, EARLE, John Archibald. Mrs. Mary Orr, 79 JONES, Emmett E. Mrs. Lillie Jones Brown, Tex. De Sales Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Collinsville, Tex. TABBRON, John W. Mrs. John W. Tabbron, EARLE. Julius R. Mrs. Nellie Messer, Lis- JONES, Fred 0. Edward Owen Jones, East 412 West Seventeenth Street, Junction bon Tex. Main Street, Earlville, N. Y. City, Kans. ELLIS, William E. Mrs. Fannie A. Ellis, 13 KELLY, Thomas Aloysius. Mrs. Elizabeth WADDLE, Fred L. William, E. Waddle, Francis Street, Worcester, Mass. Kelly, 264 Court Street, Brooklyn N. Y. Eufaula, Okla. FRANCE, Elsie. Mrs. Elizabeth D. France, KELLY Thomas P. Mrs. Mary A. kelly, 154 WIEDL, John. Mrs. Mary Wiedl, 1442 North Cuba, Ill. Grand Street, Waterbury, Conn. Ridgeway Street, Chicago, Ill. FRANCISCO, David. Evan Francisco, Sidney, KENNEDY, Charles Frederick. Joseph Ken- Ky. nedy, R. F. D. 6, Moberly, Mo. WAGONESa. GAUGER, Harry Edwin. Mrs. Millie Gauger, KINKADE, Berte L. Mrs. Martha Kinkade, ANDERSON, Carl F. Mrs. Andrew 0. John- 443 Otter Street, Oshkosh, Wis. 414 East Kansas Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo. son, 223 Pine Street, Two Harbors, Minn. GLOGGER, Frank H. Ms. Josephine Rebecca LA MONTAGNE, Charles C. Alfred La Von- ELAM, Walter E. Mrs. Salle E. Elam, Ce- Gloger, 56171 Broad Strbet, East Liberty, tague, 331 Brandywine Avenue, Schenec- lina Tenn. Allegheny, Pa. tady, N. Y. IIEFNiIER, William E. Mrs. Mandy Hefner, HALL, Willie A. Arthur L. Hall, 1345 Far- LETOURNEAU, Alphonse. Mrs. Albert Rabi- R F. D. 6, Lincolnton, N. C. mer Street, Petersburg, Va. doux, 183 Earle Street, New Bedford, Mass. IAGRINI, Arthur. Vito Magrini, 2429 South HALLMARK, Elige B. Mrs. Bettle B. Hall- LODER, Robert A. Thomas W. Loder, 318 Oakland Avenue, Chicago, Ill. mark, R. F. D. 2, Leighton, Ala. Washington Street, lackettstown, N. J. HAMILTON, Thomas J. Mrs. Mary A. Hamil- McCARTIHY, Thomas Patrick. Mrs. Mary COOK. ton, Fonda, Iowa. McCarthy, 177 Susquehanna Street, Bing- YOUNG, Jacob J. Mrs. Clara Young, 19 HEALY, Thomas. Mrs. Margaret Healy, 554 hamton, N. Y. Dinger Street, Buffalo, N. Y. West Fifty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. McCARTIN Thomas. Miss Mary McCartin, HEBERT, Noe. Mrs. Noe Hebert, Bread= 45 West Pifty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. PRIVATES. Bridge, La. McMULLtN, Frank D. Mrs. Jessie C. Mc- SHEPERD, Luke L. John Henry Phillips, HINDS, Taylor. Wid Hinds, Rockwood, Mullen, 1114 East Forty-second Street, R. F. D. 3, Roanoke, Ga. Tenn, Kansas City, Mo. SHERVIN, Anthony' Paul. George Shokalls, HOLCOMB, Elmer P. Wilson Holcomb, 806 McMURRAY, Clyde C. Win. McMurray, 3219 38 Watkins Terrace, Rochester, N. Y. South Oak Street, Bloomington, Ill. Cleveland Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa. SHERWOOD, Burton ]a. Franklin N. Sher- HOUSTON, George S. John 0. Houston, MACIONA, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Maclona, wood, box 174, La Salle, N. Y. Boscawen, N. H. 1099 Windlake Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. SMITH, Clarence Arthur. Arthur Smith, HOWARD, Clinton H. I. Simmons, Crescent, MACLOSKEY, Milon. Mrs. J. F, Macloskey, Winneconne, Wis. Ga. 1017 West Thirty-sixth Street, Los Angeles, SORRELL, Joshua G. W. James W. Sorrell, HOWARD, Nathan J. Calvin Howard, Ca- Cal. R. F. D. 2, Jemison, Ala. wood, Ky. MAGEE, Daniel R. Miss Mamie C. Magee, SWEENEY, Charles. Mrs. John Sweeney, 38 HOWE, Carl, Jr. Carl Howe, sr., 315 South It. F. D. 5, Centerville, Pa. Cedar Street, Lawrence, Mass. East Avenue, Oak Park, Ill. MAIlER, Thomas F., 1r. Mrs. Rose Maher, SWEENEY, James A. Mrs. Fannie Sweeney, HOWE, Joseph. Mrs. Inez D. Howe, 7 Prince- 450 Rhawn Street, Philadelphia, Pa. R. F. D. 1, Diana, Tenn. ton Street, Medford, Mass. MESSER, Jolley. V. Riley Messer, Seventh WOOD, Thomas. Richard 'Wood, East Main HOWE, William L. Mrs. Florence E. Mon- and Vine Streets, Ironton, Ohio. Street, Thomaston, Conn. cur, Lovell, Wyo. MESSERSMITH, William B. Fred A. Messer- AC'ON, Louis. Mrs. Mary Manyon, R. F. D HOWELL, Tom. How Howell, Long, Okla. smith, Daven ort, Okla. 2, Maud, Okla. GREtNIER, Arthur J. Charles 'renter, O'CONNELL, Tohn F. Mrs. Francls O'Con- ANDERSON, Carl John. Mrs. Mary Ander Moosup, Conn. nell, 27 Laurel Street Worcester, Mass. son, Samuels Hotel, Jamestown, N. Y. IRVINE, Harry W. Samuel Irvine, Bermin- PALENSKEB, Willam it. Mrs. Bertha Pa- BELLERIVE. Henry J., Jr. Henry J. Belle clale, Pa. lenskee, 18 South Seventh Avenue, Kan- rive, 103 Spruce Street, Manchester, N. H. JAKOBEK, Jacob F. Albert J. Jacobek, 1208 kakee, Ill. BLAKE, Luther J. Mrs. Mildred Elick, Third Street, North St. Cloud, Minn. N ROZDZIALOWSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Josephine Smarts Draft, Va. JALOWSXY Kostanty .A. Mrs. Annie Ja- Rozdzialowski, 676 First Avenue, Milwua- BLAKLEY, LaVerne H. Mrs. Anne Blakley lowsky, 441 Western Avenue, Brighton, kee, Wis. 204 West Harrison, Guthrie, Okla. Mass. SHEPHERD, Orin Alphred. Mrs. Bonnie BLAKIMAN. Benjamin S. Mrs. Rose Blake. JEFFREY, Ellis C. Mrs. M. W. Jffrey, 36 Beatrice Shepherd, Fredonia, Kans. man, 101 West One boudred and thirteenth Belmont Street, Malden, Mass. SIMMS, Myron. Mrs. Oulia Southern, 1312 Street, New York, N. Y. ' JENKS, Arch W. Zebedee Jenks, Talledega, Monroe Street, Harrisburg, Pa. BLANKENSHIP, Luther T. Jesse G. Blank- Ala. ensbip, Vincent, Ala. * SORRENTINO, Matthew. Mrs. Mary Sorren- JENNINGS, Albert W. Richard K. Jennings, tino, 8619 Sixteenth Avenue, Brooklyn, BLEISOH; Theodore H. Miss Emma Bleisch, R. F. D. 1, Mascoutah, Ill. R. F. D. 1, Spartanburg, S. C. N. Y. 'BUCKNELL, Earl H. Mrs. Elizabeth Buck- SUTTER, Fred A. Joseph H. Sutter, 54 Gor- BLOMGREN, Carl P. Mrs. Charles Blomgren, Kingsbury. Cal. nell, 622 Elm Street, San Gabriel, Cal. ton Street. Buffalo, N, Y. ABRAHAMS, Bertram, Mrs. Ida Abrahams, SZABLOWSKI, Joseph. Charles Kellup, 653 BLOOMOTIST, Oscar T. Ludwig Bloomqust, 2022 Nineteenth Street, Boulder, Colo. 0805 Twentieth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. East Twenty-ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ANDIERSON, Dover. Mrs. Riller Anderson, R. TOWERS, Joseph A. Mrs. A. Towers, Othello, BOTTRGOIN, Gilbert. Gilbert T. Bourgoin, TIper Frenchville, Me. F. D. 5, Silver Point, Tenn. Wash. ANDERSON, Edwin C. Robert Anderson, Bay VALERIO, James. Dan Salomone, Mine 2, BOTrGOYNE, George. August Boqrgoyne, 10Q5 Kent Street, St. Paul, Minn. City, Tex. Curtisville, Pa. BEAVERS, Charles H. Mrs. Ida Beavers, box WADDELL, Joseph F. Joseph B. Waddell, BOMTWELL, Fred A. Mrs. S. R. Simpson, 26 Bedford Street. Waltham, Mass. 330. Granite Falls, Minn. . Fair Bluff, N. C. BEEDY, Grandvel L. Mrs. Ella Rowe, Dan- WEGHORST, Fritz. Henry Weghorst, R. F. CARR, Williapi D. Sam Carr, Louisville, Miss. CHRISTOPHER, Donie. Mrs. Minnie Chris- ville, Ohio. D. 5, Brenham, Tex. BEIS, Howard. Mrs. Lillian Meyers, 631 East WOOB, Bud R. Mrs. Maggie H. Wood, Har- topher, 325 Russell Street Americus, Ga. Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. lingen Tax. CURIO, Gulseppe. John Curcio, 424 East One hundred and sixteenth Street, New BLANKENSHIP, Martin W. Joe Blankenship, WOOLDRIDGE, George W. Mrs. Ida Woold- Matson, Mo. ridge, Denton, Tex. York, N. Y. DAGGETT. Albert J. James 9 Charles BLUMHARDT, Emanuel J. Carl Blumbardt, WOOLEY, Algy M. James E. Wooley, R. F. Afars, Hosmer, S. Dak. D. 2, Kokomo, Ind. Street. Montclair, N. J. DAHLBERG, Carl A. Mrs. Anna Dahlberg, BROWN, Thomas. Mrs. Mamie Brown, 122 ZOUFAL, Frank. Wenzel Koebl, 1419 Sev- West One hundred and thirty-fifth Street, enth Street, Oshkosh, Wis. 282 Willard Street, Jamestown. N. Y. DAHMS, Ben. Harry Dahms, R. F. D. 1, New York, N. Y. BUGLERS. Gbadbrook, Iowa. BUCHANAN, George E. Mrs. Laura Pierson, DARFLER, R. F. D., Elverson, Pa. FADKE, Frank. Henry Fadke, 943 Grant Wesley J. Mrs. Theresa Darfier, BURKIIAMER, Worthey. Mrs. Annie Burk- Street, Dolton Ill. jR. F. D. 6, Greenwich, N. Y. DAVIS, Earl A. William L. Davis, Hastings, hamer, Riffle W. Va. HEFFINGTON, Joseph E. Robert F. Heffing- BYARD, Averili. Mrs. Ella Byard, 170 Orange ton. Pralrieville, Tex. Okla. DAVIS, Floyd W. Mrs Jannie Davis, Orange- Avenue, Suffern, N. Y. KONONOF, Akim. EfIm Bonehuk, 52 East BYER, Roy C. Mrs. Nora Goodenough, 38 Third Street, New York, N. Y. ville. Ill. DEGARMO, Main Street, Carthage, N. Y. ROXBURY, Horace W. G. G. Roxbury, 113 Frank E. Mrs. Beatrice Degarmo, BYERS, Gresham. W.. P. Byers, Converse, Beacon Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Bnx 282, Darlington, Wis. DITMER, Don Calvin. Mrs. Cathrine L. S. C. MUSICIANS. Ditmer, 1411 Ringold Avenue, Indianapolis, BYERS, Otto J. Mrs. Margaret Shine, 15 FAGGART, Felty F. Mrs. Charley F. Fag- Ind. Morris Street, New Brunswick, N. J. gart, 22 Phoenix Street, Concord, N. C. DITURE, Vito. Modesta Diture, 692 Payntar CARR, William. John Carr, 26 Crescent JELINEK, Rudolf Jacob. Mrs. Anna Jelinek, Avenue. Long Island, N. Y. Street. Lowell, Mass. Ravenna, Nebr. DIVERNIERI, Philip. Pasquale Divernierl, CROTEAU, Philip. Joseph Croteau, North 157 Thompson Street, New York, N. Y. Qrosvenor Dale, Conn. MECHANICS. DIVICO, Tony. Louis Divico, 40 Cortlandt DAHL, Andrew J. Johannes 0. Folkedal, ATTKISSON, Ira R. Robert L. Attklsson, Street, Tarrytown, N. Y. Vergen, Norway. Casco, Va. DIXON, Herbert. Leonard Dixon, general de- DOYLE, Matt. Mrs. Matt Murphy, Page, N. BEEBY, Harry H. Mrs. Ethel Beeby, 1400 livery. Waterbury, Conn. Dak. South Fifty-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DORZINSKI, Joseph. Antoni Dobsinskl, 432 DIERICERIO, Alexander. Angelo Paololla, CHRISTIANSEN, Cornelius. Mrs. Bertha Hanover Street, Nanticoke, Pa. 118 Penera Street, Depew, N. Y. Christiansen, 622 East Wishart Street, DODD, John. Mrs. Kate M. Dodd, 950 West DU BOIS, Frank Bacon. Jeremiah Du Bois, Philadelphia, Pa. Lafayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Essington, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING DUNEVENT, Virgil W. Mrs. Willie Mai MAHONEY, Howard F. Mrs. thomas Maho- ANDERSON, Clyde C. Will Anderson, Man- Dunevent, Grenshaw, Miss. 1 a 6 Su&ntner street, Mittineague, Mass, nington, W. Va. EARL, Isaae Henay. Mrs. 1\Mary Miller, 1322 MQ DV, Pliny 0. James McBride, Green- ATWATERS, Haywood. Nelson Atwaters, box Quincy Street, Topeka, Kans. fedIowa. 36, Methol, N. C. ELKIN, Will M. George W. Elkin, 300 Map- MeCA Y, Roy F. Mrs. Margaret McCarty, BECKER, Walter J. 'Mrs. Mary Becker, Sher- well Street, Lexington, IKy. North Rover Road, Zane4vllfe, Ohio. burn, Minn. ELLIOTT, Frank C. John L. Elliott, Buffglo McLAIN, Calvin C. Mrs. Jane McLain, War- BEDSTED, Thomas M. Thorwold Bedsted, Junction, Va. ner, Okla. route 2, Lake Benton, Minn. ELLIOTT, Frederick. Mrs. Margaret Elliott, McMULLIN, Karl A. Maury A. McMullln, BEEBE, William. Lewis J. .Beebe, De Valls 80 Mulberry Street, Newalk, N. J Leeds, Utah. lluff, Ark. FANTAUZZI, Egidio. LulgI Fantauzzi, Val- MQRAE, Murdock, Mrs. Josephine McRae, BEECROFT, Robert B. Mrs. .Tennie Beecroft, sarano, Aquilio, Italy. Tallapoosa, Ga. 1304 Franfort Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. FRY, Marlor J. George Fry, R. F. D. 2, METCALF, Robert. John Metcalf, Ravenna, BELSTNER, George. Leonard Belstner, R. F. Clarksville, Ga. liy. D. 5, Fort Atkinson, Wis. FRY, Oliver Kline. Mrs. Gertrude Shirey,.R. MEYER, Emil 0. Mrs. Tena Lutes, Tustin, BELTON, James H. Mrs. Alin Belton, Deer F. D. 7, Greensburg, Pa. Mich. Park, Wash. FRYE, Frank. Mrs. Lawrence Holbrook, MITCHELL, Thomas Raymond. Mrs. Anna BQURBONAIS, Alvin A. Mrs. Stephanie Leonard Bridge, Conn. Mitcell, 3558 North Sixth Street, Phila- Bourbonais, 164 Douglass Street, Houghton, FRYE, Lafay. Frank Frye, R. F. D. 1, Wil- deip a, Pa. Mich. liamstown, N. Y. MOELLER, Max F. Mrs. Sarah Fish, 114 BUGHOLZ, Charley W. Cutford Bucholz, R. GABERA Thomas. Mrs. Martha Gabera, 215 Crowley Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. F. D. 3, Warren, Minn. Regal Atreet, R. F. D. 1, Wllkes-Barre, Pa. OLSON, Adolph G. Mrs. Anna Olon, R. F. CHRISTENSEN, Andrew. Christie Christen- GALBRAITH, Malcolm C. Mrs. Ross Young, 1. 1 box 66, Plum City, Wis. sen, R. F. D. 1, New Era, Mich. Johnsonburg, Pa. OLSOA, Clarence W. Andrew Olson, 24 Sterl- DADA, Edward W. Mrs. faude Guess, care GALLANT, Aldy P. Mrs. Cheston Gallant, 19 iag Road, Waltham, Mass. of Crowders, 315 West Weatherford Street, City Hall Square, Lynn, Mass. PAPAS, Frank. George Carculis, 118 Fourth Fort Worth, Tex. GILLESDIE, Jeriy T. Mrs. Rmma G. Gil- Avenue, Seattle, Wash. DAVIS, Clarence M. Frank Davis, Harlan, lespie, 45 Curtis Street, Pittston, Pa. PARCELL, Charley N. James H. Parcell, R. Oreg. GMAZZO, Christy. Vito Gmazzo, 209 Pine F. 1% 8, Rockymount, Va. DAWSON, Oliver J. John Dawson, 540 West Street, Old Forge, Pa. PHILIPS, James M. Mrs. Doshia Phillips, Fifth Street, Dubuque, Ill. HALL, Fred. Mrs. Grace Hall, 513 Broad- R. F. D. 4, Scottsboro, Ala. DAY, Louis Alvin. Mrs. Mella Day, 327 way Street, Ilenryetta, Okla. PHILLIPS, James R. Mrs. E. S. Phillips, Milton Avenue, Anderson, Ind. HALL, Thomas. Murt Betson, 834 First Norwood, N. Y. DITHAPANO, Louis. Salvatore Ditrapano, Street, Williamsport Pa PHIPPS, Joseph R. Joseph M. Phipps, Lowell, Notomine, Kanawha County, W. Va. HAMILTON, William J. Mrs. Jennie Hamil- Ariz. DUFF, Robert C. Mrs. Emma W. Duff, Dah- ton, 518 Lake Street, Herkimer, N. Y. PRUDEN, Homer. Mrs. Florence Bray, Sta- lonega, Ga. ITA3IMER, Irvin D. Mrs. Cora Hammer, tion G, R. F. D. 4, box 234, Memphis, Tenn. DUKE, Keown. W. M-Duke, Chatom, Ala. Redwood Falls, Minn. RUBENSTEIN, Morris. Mrs. Dora Ruben- EALEY, Lewis. Mrs. Susan Ealey, Goose- HEFFNER, Michael. Mrs. Katy Heffner, stein, 102 Gerry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. rock, Ky. 2175 East William Street, Philadelphia, Pa. RUCKER, Murray D. Mrs. Elizabeth H. ELLENBOGEN, Henry David. Isidor Ellen- HERIBERMAN, Gus F. Mrs. Lena Rufre Her- Rucker, B. F D 1 Swansea, S. C. bogan, 123 East Ninetieth Street, New York, berman, R. F. D. 10, St. Mathews, Ky. SEGER, Alvin H. Mrs. Leanka Seger, 924 N. -Y. HIATT, John D. Orlando T. Hiatt, Bethany, West Gown Street, Shamokin, Pa. HARDLEY, John H. John Hardley, Perth, Mo. SHERFRY, Benjamin 1. Benjamin C. Sher- Ind. HIRSH, Frank R. Mrs. Katherine Hirsh, fey, Westminster, Md. 427 Grifford Street, Syracuse, N. Y. SHERROW, Carl F. Sam Sherrow, Laredo, ELLIOTT, Lesley A. Mrs. Nora Ramsey, 340 HIRSCH, George Gordon. Mrs. George B. Mo. West Eighty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. Hirseb, Spring Brook, N. Y. ELLISON, James E. Mrs. Martha Len Elli- STANLEY, Loanzo. Mrs. Hazel Stanley, 926 son, 16 McLin Street, Rome, Ga. HLAVIN, Emil. Joseph Hlavin, 3329 East State Street, Pekin, Ill. Forty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. FOUCH, Roy. George W. Fouch, South Cen- SVEEGGEN, Edward S. Mrs. Lillian Sveeg- ter Street, Marshalltown, Iowa. HOWE, Louis A. Ols J. Howe, Montrose, S. gen, Beresford, S. Dak. Dak. FOX, Richard J. Thomas Fox, 156 Chestnut S WEN, Herbert J. Mrs. Emma Hansam Street, Newark, N. J. HOWIE, Stephen 0. Mrs. Fannie J. Howie, Sween, Preston, Minn. FRATIANNE, George B. Mrs. Laura S. Fra- Osceola, S. C. SWENTKE Jacob. John Swentke, 321 Keene tianne, 3045 Murray Hill, Cleveland, Ohio. HOWELL, Melvin A. Mrs. Ires Howell, War- Street. Perth Amboy, N. J. FROHN, Charles. Mrs. Louise Frohn, 195A renville, s. C. TEUSCH IR, Adolph. Mrs. Elizabeth Teu- Schaeffer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HOWLEY, George W. Mrs. Rhodina Howley, scher, llsdale, Oreg. GALLAGHER, Edward A. Martin Gallaghpr, 30 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. THAW, Arthur F. Mrs. May Maxey, 3216 263 State Street, Larksville Pa. IALA CI, Domenico, Guilseppe lalcc, 13 Carter Street, Denver, Colo. GALLAGHER, James F. -Vrs. Mariah Gal- James Court, Attleboro, Mass. TREVEY, Ed. S. Lackey S. Trevey, Ira, lagher, Gainesville, Tex. ENS,' Elmer J. Fred Irgens, Tolley, N. Tex. GALLAGHER, Joseph. Mrs. Elma O'Neal, 90 ,Dak. WAGER, Jack F. Mrs. Mary Wager, 244 Zesper Street Boston, Mass. JAUKOWICH, John. Maxim Kura Tnik, Hamilton Street, New Haven, Conn. GILLOOLY, John. Mrs. Bettha Gillooly, 450 1330 Connecticut Avenue, Gary, Ind. WAGNER, Merritt H. Mrs. Merritt S. Wag- Mill Street, Conneaut, Ohio. JACOBS. John L. Mrs. Maxion Shipes Ja- ner, Williams, Iowa. GREENBERG, Israel M. J. Greenberg, 72 cobs, 941 Fourth Avenue, New Kensington, WIDMANN, Frank. Mrs. Jessie Widmann, Webster Street, Somerville, Mass. Pa. 8656 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Ill. HALL, Walter S. Simon Hall, Gatesville, JACOBS, Raymond. Henry B. Jacobs. 512 WILBUR, Allen. Frank Wilbur, R. F. D. 1, N. C. Aten Avenue, Wellsville, Ohio. Dresden, N. Y. HAMILTON, Floyd. Alexandria H. Hamil- JACOBSEN, Marius. Homer Jacobsen, Mad- WOBEKE, Herman. Mrs. Emilia Wobeke, 921 ton, Postle Avenue, Newark Ohio. Dolores Street, San Francisco, Cal. HAUMAN, dock, N. Dak. MUESELER John Edward. Mrs. Pauline Henry C. Mrs. Mfary Hamman, JACOBSON, Maurice D. Mrs. Clara Jacob- Mueseler, )Liberty Strqet, Uniontown, Pa. 834 North Wolf Streeat, Baltimore, Md. son, 632 North Fourth Street, Richmond, MULLER, Adolph C. Henry Muller, Jr., 48 HAM1MERSLEY, Isaac A. A. L. Hammersley, Va. - Portsmouth Place, Forest Hills, N. Y. Chestnut Street, Newcomerstown, Ohio. -JACOBSON, Lawrence. John K. Jacobson, OLSON, Edward B. Miss Anna Olson, 442 HAMERSTROM, Carl Emil. Charles J. Ham- R. F. D. 1, Sanborn, Minn. Garfield Avenue, second floor, Chicago, Ill. merstrom, 235 Forest Avenue, Jamestown, JAMES, Clyde H. Op James, Mobley Ark PROCTOR, Enoch F. Mrs. Laura Netherly, N. Y. JENNINGS, Clarence. Henry G. Jennings, Deoneen, Sealer County, Ark. HEARN, William C, Andrew H. Henrn, Tus- 1033 Western Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. RUBIN, Julius. Samuel Rubin, 1325 Frank- kegee, Ala. JENSEN, Carl J. Mrs. Pauline Jensen, 225 lin Avenue, Bronx, New York, N. Y. HEDGE, JIMMIE. Jimmie E. Hedge, R. F. D. North Third E. Street, Brigham, Utah. RUBLE, John. Mrs. Ethel Ruble, Des Are, 5, Camden, Tenn. JENSEN, Carl W. Jens Gunnarsen, 410 Mo. HEDGEPATH, Daniel. Oscar Hedgepath. Fourteenth Street, West New York, N. 'J. RUCCIO, Dominico. Felix Ruccio, 619 South White Rock, S. C. JISTEL, Otto. Joe Jistel, R. F. D. No. 2, Main Street Waterblry, Conn. HEDGEPETH, Marshall. Jim Hedgepeth, Buckholts, Tex. RUDOLPH, Harry. Charles Rudolph, 008 Whitehall, Ark. JONES, Guy W. Mrs. Goldie L. Jones, Agra, Hanover Street, HEENEY, Vincent. Mrs. Ellen Heeney, 953 Okla. Baltimore, Md. Locust Street, Germantown, Pa. RUFFIN, James H. Mrs. Mary Eliza Harris, JONES, Otis L. Mrs. Nora A. Jones, 705 426 Tenth Avenue, North Nashville Tenn. HEETER, Robert F. Henry C. Heeter, Cal. Lee Street, South Richmond, Va. IUFFIN, John D. William Ruffin, A. F. D. lensburg, Pa. JONES, Roy G. Mrs. Fannie E. Jones, De- - 7, Pine Street, Durham, N. C. HEIL, Willigm Joseph. John B. Heil, 104 catur, Tex. SANTISfL Gaestano. Miss Deonina Santisi, Bidwell Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. KACIIINSKY, Adam. Anthony Kachinsky, Linwood, N. J. HEIMBURGER, Charles A. Thomas R. Ben- Mount Carmel, Pa. SCOTT, Clarence P. Allen R. Scott, R. F. nett, Yirginla, Idaho. KADOCHICK, Anthony. Frank Lucasarich, D. 1, Jordan Mines. Va. HILLS, Paul J. Mrs. W. C. Hills, 1218 North 202 McGinty Street, Plymouth, Pa. SCHOBER, Hansel. Mrs. Alice Schober, 117 Atlantic Street, Spokane, Wash. KAKAYKO, Sam. Peter Sceden, 114 Fourth North Fifth Street, Atchison, Kans. HINTERLITER, Cyrus S. Mrs. Nellie K Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. AASEN, Torvald. Emil Aasen, Lily, S. Dak. Rogers. 1104 East Madison Avenue, Youngs- KONIECZKA, Joseph. Mrs. Anastasia Ke- ABBEY, Walter P. Mrs. Christina Abbey, town, Ohio. nieszka, 4843 Troop Street, Chicago, Ill. 38 Myrtle Street, Redlands, Cal. IINER, Boyd J. Floyd B. Hiner, Farwell, LOBUE, Philip. Dominick L. Lobue, 89 How- ABOUD, Thomas MT. John E. Aboud, Golden Tex. ard Terrace, Weehawken, N. J. Rule Store, Bainville, Mont. Lightfoot, HINSON, Calvin W. Isaic Hinson, Spurr, MADDOX, Robert L. Mrs. Jennie ABRAM, John R. Mrs. Mary Abram, 490 Tex. 204 Dunbar Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. Lexington Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. MADDUX, Frederick W. Mrs. Ida Kobliska, ABRAMS. Henry. Mrs. Sarah Abrams, 911 HINTZ, Arthur C. W. Robert Hints, Barston, 5205 Spaulding Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Dally Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ill. MAGNESS, Frank. John F. Magness, Frank- ABRAMSON, Max. Joseph Abramson, 262 HOUSE, Samuel. Mrs. Leroy Ridenour, 550 ston, Tex. Lyndhurst Street, Rochester, N. Y. Sherman Street, Bucyrus, Ohio. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HOUSEMAN, Nanna. Mrs. Elie Halman, 14 LINVILLE, Claud. Mrs. Idza Linville, GALINIS, John. Mrs. Mary Galinis, 111 Woodbury Avenue, Muskegon, Mich. Cowan, Ky. South Walnut Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. INGERSOLL, Talmage J. Mrs. Martha In- LINVILLE, Harry. Mrs. Cornelia B. South- GALLAPOO, Joseph. Mrs. Loretto Gallapoo, gersoll. R. F. D. 3, Cameron, W. Va. ern, Hazelwood Avenue, Cla rksburg, W. Va. R. F. D. 1, Elira, Mich. JACKSON, Sam R. Mrs. C. A. Hatto, 110 LUTZ, C1arence L. Phalaris Lutz, it. F. GILHAM, Herman. P. P. Gilham, Royal, Ark. Wadley Street, Waycross, Ga. D. 8. box 159, Moran, Kans. GREEN. Chester A. Mrs. Emma A. Green, JAGKSON, Samuel As Thomas Jackson, Les- MADARIAGA, Sam. Mrs. Romella Mada- 59 Cutter Street, Melrose, Mass. terville, Mo. riaga, 1535 Biggy- Street, Los Angeles, Cal. HALL, Tom. Mro. Myrtle Hall, Dawsons JACKSON, Ralph H. George Jackson, 1016 MADDEN, Austin ). John Madden, b9 Wye- Springs, Ky. El Dorado Street, Vallejo, Cal. koff Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HAMILTON, Floyd W. Eben W. Hamilton, JAMES, Alva B. Mrs. Laura H. James, Guys, MAHANA, Leslie. Frank S. Mahana, R. F. Craig, Colo. Tenn. D. 0, box 26, Waterloo, low, . HARMON, John A. Mrs. Z. Bucklew, Lewis- JAMES, Charles K. Oren James, London, McCARTHY, James Joseph. Mrs. Ellen N. burg, Ala. Ohio. McCorthy, 1518 Linn Street, Cincinnati, HAYES, William B. Mrs. Sarah E. Har- JONES, Earl W. Mrs. Edith Jones, R. F. D. Ohio. graves, 3321 South Park Avenue, Chicago, 67 Bemus Point, N. Y. McCLENDON, Andrew. Mrs. Lucy McClen- Ill. JONES, Eldridge L. Mrs. Josephine Jones, don, Curley, Ala. HEARN, Owen J. Mrs. Mary Inarn, 2216 lantone, Ala. Met'UAN. Marshall. Mrs. Pearl McCuan, Larkins Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. JONES, Emery S. Mrs. Sallie G. Jones, 121 1003 North Harrison Street, Pocatello, ITECKEL, George B. Grorge B. Heckel, 200 Clarksdale Miss. Idaho. South Forty second Stret, Philadelphia, Ila. Manmson Ave nue, Ma Hecker, 624 JONES, Frank C. Mrs. Bertha Jones, 3014 McMANUS John Henry. Henry McManus, HECKER, Edward G. Mrs. Church Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 11 Margaret Street, Pawtucket, I. 1. Stootholf St reet, Brooklyn, N. Y. JONES, Fred 0. Gillum M. Jones, Catoosa, McMENAMIN. John. Michael MeMenamin, HEFFERM, Frank B. rs. Mary Heitern, Tenun. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 40b9 Reier Place, St. Louis, Mo. 2210 South HILTON, yaul. Mrs. Rose Hilton, 1028 High JONES, Onie Dee. Mrs. Nannie Jones, Hol- MEYER, Charles H. John D. Meyer. 155 land, Ky. West Ninety-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. Street, Kla-tth Valls, Oreg. George A. A. F. Meyer, R. F. D. HINDERKS, lierman IT. Mrs. Margaret lin- KELLER, Victor. Mrs. Nellie Keller, 1047 MEYER, 345 Third 'Avenue South, South St. West Fifteenth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. 5, Outhrie Center, Iowa. derks, Bridget Morrin, Paul. Minn. KINKEAD, Gladden N. N. A. Kinkead, R. F. MORRIN, John J. Mrs. Byal, 225 East Ilar- D. 1, Farmington, Mo. Grapeville. Pa. H ';ER. Henry. B. L. Carl P. Anderson, R. den Street, Findlay, -Ohio. KOHL, Edward C. John Riddle, 148 Guteer ANDERSON, Carl W. John Iiilies, Cli., 9. C. Street, Johnstown, Pa. F. D. 2, Reurille, Minn. HINES, James. Anderson, TIOUN, Mike L. William Hioun, Tomah, Wis. LAMB. Ralph B. Mrs. Mae A. Lamb, 13506 ANDERSON, Charles J. Axel W. Mrs. Amelia Fryer. 3958 Fourth Avenue, East Cleveland, Ohio. Wakefield, Mich. IOWES, George P. Mrs. Ida E. Page, 57 I a ngley Avenne, Chicago, Ill. LEGAR, George. Jim Papoutsakis Pappas, BARTON, Eugene Mrs. Mary E. hsard, 2615 102 Moeomb Street, Detroit, Mich. South First Street, Fulton, N. Y. TSARtD, Charles 1H. Alfred Beckmen, 73"7 South Bouvier Street. Philadelphia. Pa. MACIAbZYK, John. Miss Josephine Ogrod- BECKMEN. John H. Iskin, 6026 Spruce sinski, 977 Maple Street, Mdw.'aukee, Wis. Morgan Street, Chicago, Ill. IPKIN, Charles S. Samuel Walfrid A. Mrs. Annie Ryberg, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MACRiOLIS, George. Jack Macropolls, 168 BJORKLUND, A. Jackson, Monroe Street, Detroit, Mich. 504 Third Street, San Rafael, Cal. JACKSON, Roscoe A. William Block, Park- 12 Deacon Street. Geneva, N. Y. McCARTHY, James A. Mrs. J. McIntyre, 201 BLOCK, Henry A. Mrs. Ella E. Green- Ninth Street, Jersey City, N. J. ers Prairie,'Minn. JACKSON, Warner. Martha Jackson, Allen. Mrs. A. Blount, 40 Myrtle har'n. N. Y. MESSER, William E. Bud Messer, Angler, BLOUNT, Laura Jackson, N. C. Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y. JACKSON, Willie C. Miss BRICKEY, Merle 0. Mrs. Anna Brickey, general delivery, Weimar. Tex. MODINI, Hector. Mrs. Bruna Clamor, 3034 Stillson, Iowa. JAMES, Charles. Miss Fanny James, 1400 West .lwenty-second Street, Chicago, Ill. BRINK, Fona James, Mrs. Minnie Brink, R. Beren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. .MUDGETT, Standley N. Mirs. Mary V. Mud- JEPCOAT, Will. Mrs. Elixabetb E. Jefooat, gOtt, I. ckney, F. D., Berryville, Ark. Tex. BRIOL, Frank J. Mrs. Barber Briol, 1333 1006 Strong Avenue, Ballinger, Tex. MUELLlE, Paul. Henry Mueller, R. F. D. 3, Vine Street, Chicago, Ill. JEiIZYKOWSKI, Joseph. John Jerzykowski, box 12, San Marcos, Tex. CAFFEY, John T. Robert Caffey, Anson, Tex. 11 17 Grate Street, Sovth Bend, Ind. MUIR, Robert A. Miss Agnes Church, Moen- CARR, Philliu P. Benjamin Carr, 1304 Johns JEWELL, Joseph L. M. L. Jewell, R. F. D. tesano, Wash. Stieet, Baltimore, Ald. 1-. Nicholvon, Ga. NIENIOBESKI, Anthony. Miss Frances Nie- CHAMBLEE, \lilliam T. James B. Chamblee, JONES, De Wain B. Albert Jones, R. F. D. slobeski, Terryville, Conn. Ahoskie, N. C. 1. Seneea, 'Mib. OLIVER, Oscar B. Mrs. Lillian Oliver, 333 CHRISTIAN, Climmon. Frank Christian, KAISER, Alfrea B. Cat1 Kaiser, St. Libory, Rebbucca Street, Bristol. Va. Goodwater, Ala. Nebr. OLIVER, Willie R. Mrs. Mary Peterson, 1908 36 Clark Street, Houston, Tex. DILLARD, James E. Daniel Dillard, Hays, KENNETY. Clifford. James A. Kennedy, PROCTOR, Clyde. James Proctor, Gore. Ohio. N. C. Bookeit Stwet, Portland, Mo. PRODAN, Dan. Dan Prodan, 4603 Detroit DIREDO, Vincenzo. Dominico Diredo, 0206 KINGDON, Ellie L. Mrs. Harriett Kingdon, Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 514 Park Avenue, Rockford, Ill. PROVINCE, Chancey E. Mrs. Mary Knowles, DIRION Edward II. Mrs. Elizabeth Dirion, KINKLE, Donald B. ALs. Jesse Kinkle, Chelan, Wash. 7910 bt. Ciair Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Santa Rosa, Cal. RUCKTAESCIEL. Edward. Mrs. Louise DISERAFINO, Luigi, Frank Ambrose, 412 LAMBERT, Alex. Mrs. Sarah Lambert, 567 Rucktaeschel, 749 East McMillen Street, Sal Street. Riverside, N. J. Ilih Street, Central Falls,. R. 1. Cincinnati, Ohio. DIStHAROON, Wade S. Samuel J. Disharoon, LAMBIERIT. Charles O. Mr. zosa E. Lam- RUDE, Clarence A. Andrew K. Rude, R. F. Rocnvwalking, Md. bert, 327 Crow Street, Atlant', Ga. D. 2, Ada, Mine. DI STEFANO, Nicholas. Samuel Di Stefano, LAMBRIGHT. Arthur Airls, Mrs. Dorothea SCHMIDT, George S. Mrs. Lillian M. 646 North Forty-second Street, Philadel- M. Lambright, 1312 Elm Street. El Paso, Sehmidt, 819 Powell Street, Gloucester, phia, Pa. Tex. I N. J. DISTURCO. Alexander. John Disturco, 13 LAll. Albert L. Mrs. Bertie Lamm, La- SCHOENFELDT, Arthur C. F. Fred Schoen- Ni'hols Street, Newark, N. J. Grand , Oreg. fellt. Wousau. Wis. DITTMAN, Henry. Mrs. Hattie Dittman, LAMM, Berket. Miss Martha Lamm, R. F. D. SIERER, Vincine It. Nels J. Nelson, 2822 243 South Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. 2, Lucama, N. C. North Albany Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DULANEY, Paul Ross. Paul Dulaney, R. F. LEGG, Arthur P. Mrs. J. R. Legg, Lexington, STOFFEL, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Stoffel, 1812 D. 4, Bonham, Tex. lo. Greene Ave, ne, Ridgewood, N. Y. DUMMER. Theodore C. Herman Dummer, McCARTHY William M. Mrs. Dlla Mc- STOKE8, Elijah W. Mrs. Lee Stokes, Ala- New Germany, Minn. Carthy, 25 Anderson Street, New Rochelle, bama City, Ala. Dl NB AR, Peter. Miss Emma Nicholas, 403 N. Y. STOLPER Harry. M. Stolper, 111 Duane Rapberry Street, Erie, Pa. McCOLLISTJ7R., (1orge E. Mrs. Snaah Mc- Street. -New York, N. Y. EAlP, James L. William H. Earp, Wendell, Collister. 207 West Street, Annapolis. Md. STONEY, Bruce, Mrs. Susan Stoney, Allen- N. C. MA,,lLLON. Early C. Mi-s. Mary L. Marion, dale, S. C. EASLEY, Jesse C. William Easley, Goodman, it. F. D. 6, box 34, Cana, Va. STROTHER, Betts. James F. Strother, Mo. MirMURAY. Howard r. Rlobert McMurray, Wa.hington, Va. ELKINS. James 0. Mrs. Dicy Sturgill, Don- CIOTbomp or Street, Buffalo. N. Y. SWERELO, Justyn. Padel Sweredo, 20 East gola, K.v. MERlTZKE. Otto F. F. Mrs. Albertine Main Street, iarson, N. J. ELLENBURG. Henry. Doe Jones. Loco, Ga. M rtrke. 018 Walasa Aenue, East St. TAI POT, Harold L. Mrs. Bertell L. Talbot, ELIOTT, Sam J. Shed Elhott, Glasgow,%Ky. 1Lons. Ili. Milford, N. II. E iLIS, M. D. Mrs. Sylvia Willis, Milan, WADE, Joseph D. Mrs. Rosle Pittman, At- MEYER. Aucust Henry. Mrs. Aunust Meyer, toyac, Tex. Tenn. 101N Hubbard Str' et, Gre-it P'end, Kans. FAB1t.NO, Frank. James Fabiano, 918 Clay MITCHELL, Robert R. Mrc. .'.nnie V. lit- WEEKS, Stanley. John W. Weeks, Foss, Pa. Okia. Street. SIrirpsbury. cbell. Galax Avente. Asheville, N. C. FABTK. Edward Roman. Joseub Fabick, MOXOM, Theo R. Mr,. J. W. Moxom, 6210 WIENS, John. Frank Wiens, South St. Paul, Milwaukee, Wis. Minn. 1025 Chicaco Avenue Lee Street, Kansas City, Mo. WILSON. Albion W. Mrs. Minnie Beaton, FAGAN. Edwnrd P. Mrs. Mary Fagan, 40 OLIVER, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Oliver, 359 Spokane, Wash. Arnold Road. Quincy. Mass. Ferry Street, Danuville. Pa. 210 West Third Avenue, Oliver, WOELtVEL, George F. Mrs. Minnie Weelfel, FAIHITILD. Edward L. Mrs. Grace Fair- OLIVEP. William E. Mrs. Emma D. 1748 West Fourteenth Street. Chicago, Ill. ehild. 1100 East Sixth Street, Beardstown, 139 Linden Avenue, Winchester. Ky. WOLD, Edwin It. Ole Wold. Colehrster. Ill. Ill. PALMACCIO, Tony. Frank Palmaccio, 1678 WOODS, Albert. George Wood, 2533 East FALLTNG. Freddie E. Mrs. Mary E. Hunter, Myrtle Avonne, Brooklyn. N. Y. Forty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Vinita, Okla. PALUCH Joseph. Joe lPnluch, '2881 South Helen R. Woods, WOODS, Elmer -H. Mrs. FALLIS. Andrew W. Mrs. Josephine L. Troop Street, Chicago, Ill. Eighth Avenue, Mendota, ill. Fallis, Parott, Ga. PHANEFF, A. J. Mirs. Amanda Phaneuf, 11 WOODY, Charlie. Edward D. Woody, Spruce Grove Street. Hudson, Mass. 'ine, N. C. FROHNAPPLE, Bernard John. Mrs. Theresa LEON, Alfred. Guido DI Giulio, 210 Frank- Frohnapple, 1416 Lake View Road, Cleve- ROSE, William H. William Rose, sr., 1047 ln Avenue, Susquehanna, Pa. land, Ohio. . East Forest Street, St. Paul, Mien. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED. BY GEN. PERSHING SIMECEK, Stephen J. Mrs. Anna Simeeek, BRIDGES, William S. John Bridges, R. F. HEALY,, Richard J. Miss Metta K. Healy, 3302 West Fiftieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. D. 1, WiakeIeld, N. C. care of Orient Insurance Co., Hartford; STOl ES, Jefferson. Mrs. Jennie Stokes, R. BUCK, Charles H. L. U. Buck, Jamestown Conn. F. D. 4, Nashville, N. C. Street Raiload Club Room, West Third HiEILIG, Pe cy B. L. Percy Keilig, Mount STOMBERG, Henry R. Henry Stomberg, Street, Jamestown, N. Y. Joy, Pa. Renville, Minn. CADENHEAD, Charles R. Mrs. Mamie A. HINCK, Edward L. Margaret Pitts, 1204 STONEFIELD, Albert C. Mrs. Philamina Cadenhead La Grange, Ga. East Twentieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Stonefield, Bena, Minn. CHRISTENS N, Ellis Gebhardt. Peter N. G. HINES, Edward C. C. E. Ilines, 189 Tyler SO1EENEY, James. M. Collins, 1004 Flat- Sondergart, Lost Springs, Kans. \ Avenue, East Haven, Conn. bush Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DAWSON, Harry A. Mrs. M. Dawson, 128 HINKLE, James W. Mrs. Mary Hinkle, 164 TSCIOPP, Arthur R. Henry J. Tschopp, South Whipple Street, Chicago, ill. South Summer Street, Harrisburg, Ila. Treverton, la. DISNEY, William J. Mrs. Mary R. Davis, JACOBI, Angelo. Mrs. Mary Roast, 1613 Van WAALAND, Howard C. Samuel M. Waaland, 104 North Poppleton Street, Baltimore, Md. Buren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 908 Bristol Street, Berkeley, Cal. , ELLIS, Leon J. Mrs. Ants Ellis, McConnells- JERMAN, John tG. John Jerman, R. F. D. WACHOCKI, Wladyslaw. John Wachocki, ville, N. Y. 1, Chelsea. Wis. 91W7Division Street, South Bend, Ind. FAGAN, Walter Francis. Edward K. Fagan. JOHNSON, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Johnson, WADE. Jasper. B. G. Wade, R. F. D. 8, 1002 East Court Street, Gainesville, Fla. 212 CIestnut Street, Camden, N. J. Greenville, S. C. FOX, Daniel. Mrs. Mable D. Fox, 27 Cliff JONES, Fred F. Mrs. Robert A. Delew, St. WAGGETT, Fred K1. Joe Waggett, Waverly, Street, Yeakers, N. Y. Josephs, Tena. lows. - FRYE, Edwin Charles. David Frye, Joliett, KELLY, Albert J1. Mrs. Mary Kelly, 139 West WOLCOTT, Edwin C. Mrs. Alvina [H. Wol- Pa. . Sixtieth Street, New York, N. Y. 'ott, Gardner, Ill. KELLY. Lee D. William M. Kelly, R. F. D. 1, WOODS, Frank C. Edward Woods, Station D, GALE, Bernard I. Charles 0. Gale, Salts Elk City, Kans. Baltimore, Md. bury, Vt. KOLAR, Joseph J. John Kolar, 2714 South XIQITES. Angelo F. Pqeter .T. Xiques, 942 GALLAGHER, Fred T. Mrs. Mary A. Galla- Avers Avenue, Chicago, Ill Barton Street, Memphis, Tenn. gher, 6 East Albany Street, Oswego, N. Y McCARTHY, Jobn J. William McCarthy, ZUKOWSKI, Ilehore. G. 1. Hayes, Birming- GALLAGHER, James P. Mrs. Annie Galla- Dudley. Pa. ham, Ohio. gher, 36 Beacon Street, Watertown, Mass. McCARTNEY, Walter H. George C. McCart- -HAYES, William A. Albert L. Hayes, Marl- H " -,, Parker Hittinger. Mrs. Anna Siter ney, 478 West One hundred and forty-sixth etta, N. C. h-1, 5328 Vine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. .FALLER, Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Faller, HEDRICK, Rolan Harvey. Mrs. Emma Hed- MACPHERSON, Harold S. Mrs. Grace S. 507 Main Street, Pottsville, Pa. rick, 1115 North Fourteenth Street, Spring- White, North Faldlnouth. Mass. JEIGINS, Alexander. * Willie T. Jergins, fllld. Ill MACKEY, James. Mrs l1fillaret Mackey, 2 1odge, Tex. HODGE, Leslie V. Mrs. L. V. Hodge, 324 Taft Avenue, Stamford. Conn. JOHNSON, Abe. Louis Johnson, 98 Dikeman East Jessamine Street, St. Paul, Minn. MODARELLI, James. Mrs. Mary Modarelli, StreCt, Waterbury, Conn. JACKSON, Malrtin W. Mrs. Lillie Jackson, 807 Mason Street, Niles, Ohio. KACZNFKY, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Kacznsky, Defiance, Ohio. OLSEN, Alvin. Hans IP. Olson, R. F. D. 9, 113 Wanisulla Street, Fall River, Mass. McMICKEN, D. E. A. C. McMicken, P. R. L. bor 51, Franksville, Wis. KAIILER, George A. Edmund Kibler, 2188 & P. Co., Portland, Oreg. PRYBIL, George J. John Prybil, 405 Reno Ellis Avenue, New York, N. Y. CORPORALS. Street. Iowa City, Iowa. KIBORT, Kalman. Oscar Kibort, 2040 Fow- ROTH. Edward. Mrs. Tessie Nelson, 318 Mon- ler Street, Chicago, Ill. ATKINSON. Howard T. Mrs. J. H. Talley, roe Street, New York, N. Y. KIRKS, 1022 North Forty-third Street, West Phila- SANTUCCI Samuel. Salvatore Santucci, Bob. Thomas E. Kirks, Redden, Ky. delphia, Pa. Evandale, Pa. KITE, Bob. John Edward Kite, Bullsgap, Tenn. ATWELL, Grover Cleveland. J. A. Atwell, SHENK, C eil R. Isaac Theodore Shenk, 1028 271 Mills Street, Memphis, Tenn. Fairbanks Place, East Akron. Ohio LANTFRMAN, Howard S. Mrs. Lydia Han- SHERIDAN, Arthur. Mrs. Mary McNally, 143 ner BEGLINGER, Conrad. Mrs. John Beglin3er, Lanterman, Elkhart, Ill 17 Chartiers Avenue, Crkfton Heights, Pa. West Sixteenth Street, New York, N. Y. BLEVENS, Harry. Mrs. Vernie Case, 211 STACICKAS, Jurgis. Mrs. Francis Boudonis, East Greenup Avenue, Ashland, Ky. 68 South Second Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. SECTION 4, JANUARY 80, 1919. BLEVINS, John C. Mrs. John Blevins, Blain STOMPER. John J. George Stomper, West Street, Greenfield. Ohio. Rutland, Vt. The following casuilties are reported BRITTON, Alton C. Mrs. M. E. Britton, STOCKSBURY, Charlie R. Matt Stocksbury, by the commanding general of the Ameri- R. F. D. 5, Traverse City, Mich. Andersonville, Tenn. can Expeditionary Forces: CALLAGHAN, Eugene J. Charles Callaghan, WAGNER, Harry. Mrs. John Wagner, Glen- 603 South Third Street, Boseman, Mont. coe, Ohio. Wounded (degree undetermined)_ 354 CARR, Ralph Dewey. Mrs. Maria Carr, 142 WAGNER, Harry L. Mrs. Loilse Wagntr, Wounded slightly ------597 South Johnson Avenue. Pontiac, Mich. 1300 Ridge Avenue, North Braddock, Pa. DAY. Albert C Albert Dcv. Newbv. OHa. WEEKS, Ralph E. Frank N. Weeks, 4 Colum- DIELMANN, Lawrence. Mrs. Viola Shaffer, ba Street, Norwich, N. Y. Total ------951 Butler, Ind. WOODWARD, Elwyn 0. Mrs. Sarah Reno, DISKEVICH, Samuel. Stanley Diskevich, Avery, Mo. 1204 Pine Way, Braddock, Pa. YONGER, John W. John Yuner, 2B34 New- Wounded (Degree Undetermined). DUKE, John E. Art A. Duke. Millport, Ala. FAHEY, Martin F. Mrs. Sarah A. Fahey, ton Avenue north, Minneapolis, Minn. CAPTALNS. 1.-1 Licht Street, Baltimore, Md. ZUCHER, Herman A. Mrs. Ida Wohr, 39 FAItCLOTH, James W. Mrs. Flora Fair- Bismark Street, Manchester, N H. DILLARD, Henry K. Mrs. Julia T. Dillard, cloth, R. F. D. 5, Lebanon, Tenn. 234 South Twentieth Street, Philadelphia, LAMBRIGGER, G. Frank. Mrs. Caroline Pa. PRIVATES. Lambrigger, 318 West One hundred and McMURTRY, George G. Mabel sixth Street, Chicago, Ill. P. MeCur- William F. Louis M. Abbey, 24 try, 22 East Seventieth Street, New York, ABBEY, LTPKE, Charles. Mrs. LouIsa Kotenbeutel, N. Y. Crystal Street, Worcester, Mass. 82 Garrison Street, Newark, N. J. LIEUTENANTS. ABRAMS, Levi. Jennie Largan, Ocean Side Road, Water Street, Rockville Center, N. Y. LUSK, Boyd J. S. H. Boyd, R. F. D. 2, ATKINSON, George P. G. M. Atkinson, Del ANDERSON. Arthur E. Andrew Anderson, Bartlett, Tex. Rio, Tex. Holmes. Iowa. LTTTIER. Alfred A. Mrs. M. Luther, 639 BYRD. Daniel B. William J. Byrd, Falette- BLOOM, Samuel G. Lewis Bloom, 611 Ches- ThIrty-third Street, Milwaukee, Wis. ville, N. C. ter Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MCOIQNN, Martin J. Mrs. Mary Rilloy, 25 EAGEN, Michael F. Damon Runyan, 530 BYIAM. Jordan A. John H. Byram, New- Williams Street, White Plains. N. Y. West One hundred and thirteenth Street, New York, N. Y. berg, Ark. MADDEN, Kenneth F. Allen Madden, 61 GILL, George E. Mrs. John Gill, 410 East DAYHEFF. Charlie. Miss Pearl Daybuff, Broadway, New York, N. Y. Fourth Street, Yankton, S. Dak. Patrickshtrg, Ind. MADDEN, Ray P. Mrs. Mary Madden, 68 GILLMAN, Joseph L. Mrs. Katherine DILLON, Mi'Iles R. Mrs. Emily Dillon, 34 Cuyler Avenue, Jeannette, la. Schlumpf, 463 Seneca Avenue, Brooklyn, Lawrence Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. M IAFFET, David. William Maffet, Upper N. Y ELLROD, Earl A. Mrs. Emma S. Elirod, First and Monroe Streets, Port Perry, Pa. Sandusky, Ohio. JAECKEL, Julian. Mrs. Mrzaret Jaeckel, FANOR. Hugo 0. Mrs. John Carlson, 1319 MAGARO. Francis. Pietro Macnro, San Ben- 741- North Twenty-third Street, East St. Eleventh Avenue, 'Rockford. Ill. edetto Proi incia, Cosenza, Italy. Louis, Ill. FOELKE. Rowan F. Albert R. Foulke, 5609 JEFFCOAT, Henry W. MAGERS, Moss. Miss Flossie Coriell, Ran- Mrs. Minnie Lou MarTet Street, PIiladelphia, Pa. kin, Ill. Hatto, general delivery, Livingston, S. C. FRAZIER. Alfred N. Mrs. Lizzie Frazier, 32 JONES, Paul S. David W. Jones, 318 Fourth Norfolk Avenue, Swampscott, Mass. MAHTER, John A. Arthur J. Maher, Riany, Street, Marietta, Ohio. GILE, John C. Mrs. John Gile, Eldon, Iowa. Idaho. MAGUIRE. John T.. Jame H1. Maguire, 815 GILLAND, Ferdinand H1. Mrs. Mary 1. Gil- MARKLEY, Lee. Frank M. Markley, R. F. Pbestnut Street, St. Loul, Mo. land, Orange Township, Ohio. D. 1, Camden, W. Va. SCITRADER, Edward W. Mrs. H. Tarbert, i.1 Fifth Avenue, MilNwukee, Wis. GREEN, Tames. Mrs. Tressa Scaspina, West MESHCOV, Morris. Leon Meshcov, 1347 ZUMWALT, Fred L. Mrs. Ester Reid Zum- Park Avenue. Hubbard, Ohio. South Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. walt, 5975 Garfield Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. GREENBERG, Iadore. Isaac Greenburg, 215 MAXES, Georae J. John G. Mexes, 325 South East Fourth herry -Avenue, Canton, Ohio. SERGEANT MAJOR. Street, New York, N. Y. ( HAMANN, Barry W. John Hamann, 118 MQLINEK. Emanuel. Frank Molinek, Car- FRANKLIN, Dock B. Wilson Franklin, South Jefferson Street, New Elm, Minn. rolville, Wis. Colly, Ky. . HAYES, Wallace R. Mrs. I. M. Hayes, Ber- MORITZ, Albert E. Mrs. Mart Moritz, 2005 SERGEANTS. nardaville, Ark. Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y. BOSTON, Robert L. Mrs. Ida Lee Boston, HAYS, Jesse Luther. Mrs. Anna B. Hays, MOXLEY, William J., Jr. William J. Moxley, Piedmont, Mo. general delivery, Calidonia, Mo. Catonsville, Md. 22 THE OFFICIAL U.- S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MUCHA, Ignacy. Antoni Wieesorek, ,30 Res- WHITE, Jack. James White, Branson, Mo. bALL, Thomas. Mrs. Rose H. Yates, P. 0. ervation Street Bufl, N. Y. ZOLMAN, Floyd 0. Herbert Zolman, Alberd- box 441, Morgan, Pa. MUENTENER, Herman 1. Christian Muen- ton, Ohio. RAMACK, Thomas William. Mrs. Sarah tener, R. F. D. 1, Pigeon, Mic OLSON, Arthur A. Knute Olpon, 345 Ala- Hamack, Thomas, Okla. % MULHERN, John P. Mrs. Bridget Mulbern, neida Street, Mainette, Wis. HAMMER James E . William George Ham- 111 West Sixty-second *Street, New York, OLSON Emil G. Oscar Olson, R. F. D. 1, mer, 31 North Street, Geneseo, Ill. N. Y. Hutcheson, Minn. HAMMES, Joseph Jacob. Joseph Hammes, OAKES, Charlie E. Mrs. Belle Ray Oakes, PALUSkEWIC, William. Mrs. Helen Palus- Jefferson Wis. Robbins, Tenn. kewic, 3310 North A Street, Philadelphia, HAMMETT, Fonnie D. William B. Hammett, OLSON, Albert E. Ole B. Olson, R.-qi. D. 4, - Pa. Moscow Mills, Mo. box 43, Osseo, Wis. PROETZ, John P. John Proetz, 27 Easton HAMMILL, George W. Miss Maud Hammill, KEMMERER, Birtrus. John Kemmerer. 410 Street, Lawrence, Mass. 121 Jackson Street, Pueblo, Colo. East Newton Street, Carrollton, Mo. PROVANCHA, Henry Mose. Mrs. Melisa HAMMOND, Floyd A. Estes Hammond, 143 LACHANCE, Eugene J. Mrs. Maria La- Grove, Emerson, Nebr. South Second Street, Logan, Utah. chance, 97 Foundry Street, Central Falls, PRUETT, Ernest G. William E. Pruett, HAMMOND, Henry. Mrs. Hattie Hammond, R. I. Graysoi, Ga. 1015 East Eighth Street, Chattanooga, LAMB, Alfred John. Peter Lamb, 511 Wood- PREUETT, James A. Martin V. Prenett, Teen. lawn Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Gallatin, Tepn. HAMMONS, George H. William H. Ham- LAMBERT, Alex. Mrs. Julia Lambert, 11 PRYOR, Floyd. Charles Pryor, Duffy, Ohio. mons, Boons Path, Va. Maple Street, Hudson, Mass. REEDY, Carl. Mrs. Annie Reedy, Front HAMMER, Anthony. Mrs. Anna C. Hammer, LIOT'FA, Eugene. Dominick Llotta, 163 Royal, Va. 459 Randolph Street, St Paul, Minn. Elizabeth Street, New York, N. Y. SCHNEIDER, Clifford Stoll. Charles Schnei- HILLGREN, Harvey A. Jn Hillgren, 3342 LINK, Elmer E. Mrs. Ida Hewitt, 1348 Mc- der, Sears-Roebuck Co., Chicago, Ill. Oakland Avenue, Minaipoiis, Minn Causland Avenue, St. Lous, Mo. SHEPHERD, Joseph P. Henry Shepherd, R. HINES, Eddie. Mrs. Ruth H.Hines, duyton, LINKIL1.RT, Harold. M., S. Linkhart, 321 F. D. 2, Gibsonville, N. C. Ga. South Walnut Street, Wilmington, Ohio. SHOWALTER, James F. Mrs. Mary J. Sho- HINKELDEY, Dick. Dick Hinkeldey, R. F. McCARTHY, John F. John F. McCarthy, walter, Kilbourne, Ill. D. 1, Alta, Iowa. 954 Broadway, Elizabeth, N. J. SWEENEY, John a(. James T. Sweeney, 1832 HAYNES, William. Mr. Lillie Col, Plastereo, McCARTHY, Justin J. Mro. Charles P. Frank Street, Akron, Ohio. . Va. Heely, 1625 Carroll Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. WEED, Lee. Mrs. Florence Weed, 118 Sierra HEATH, John W. E. W. Heath, Albertville, McCARTY, William T. William T. McCarty, Street, Riverside, Cal. Ala. R, F. D. 4, Phoenix, Ariz. WICKLIFFE, Ira W. Robert Wickliffe, War- IVERSON, Emanuel N. Mrs. Josephine L, McMAIION, Dewey C. Mrs. Ada McMahon, saw, Mo. Iverson, 1787 Gibson Avenue, Ogden, Utah. R. F. D. 1, Geneva, N. Y. JACKSON, Harvey H. Crowfield Jackson, WIRTH, Whilbert. Andrew Wirth, R. F. D. Poteet, McCARY, Ralgey B. Mrs. Amanda E. Me- 1, West Palmyra, N. Y. Tex. Cary, Alberene, V4. Frank H. Miss Mary Walsh, 104 JACOBSKIND, Morris Irving. Ishia Jacobs- McMILLON, Amel D. Nal McMillon, Cam- ACKER, kind, care of Goldman Bros., 393 Hastings eron, W. Va. Terrace Street, Carbondale, Pa. Street Detroit, Mich. ANDERSON, Eddie. Mr. Tom Anderson, JOBLON'SKI, Anthony. Mrs. Mary Joblonski, ,lcMINN, James. Mrs. Ennis Tuiele, 283 Hackett, Ark. 95 South First Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Campbell Avenue, West Haven, Conn. ATKINS, John. Mrs. Unie B. Atkins, Ross- JOHN, Herbert. Phillip John. R. F. D. 2, McCANN, William B., Mrs. Jennie McCann, ton, Ark. Ferndale, Wash, 330 West Sixteenth Street, New York, N. Y. BECK, Henry, Jr. Henry Beck, 6931 St. Clair JOHNSON, Harry. Alvin Johnson, 219 Eighth McGONIGAL, Leo P. Frank McGonigal, 1030 Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Street, Renevo, Pa. Mohining Avenue, Youngstown Ohio BECK. Lloyd W. Mrs. Lillie A. Beck, 1017 KAIN, Alvin M. Mrs. Elizabeth Kain, 38 McRONALD, John P. Mrs. Lizzle Mcitonald, Franklin Street, Fremont, Ohio. East Merrill Street, Fond du Lae, Wis. Radnor, Pa. BACKMAN, David L. Ellen Heller, 50 James KELLY, Byron II. William P. Kelly, R. F. D. MADSEN, Alfred A. Mrs. Kjesten Marie Street, Hartford, Conn. 3, Crossville, Ala. Madsen, Solvang, Cal. BESS, Roy Alvin. Mrs. Catherine Tallent, KELLOGG, Victor T. Mrs. Phinnie Kellogg, AItKOWSKY, Benjamin. Mrs. Bessie Shanks, Glenallen, Mo. Franklnville, N. Y. 1058 North Robery Street, Chicago, Ill. BLOODWORIITH, William M. C. C. Blood- ABE ON, David. Mrs. Anna Jacobs, 1605 METHENY, Nathaniel R. Mrs. Fannie B. worth, Pineview, Ga. Boorhees Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Metbeny, Terra Alta, Preston County, BLOSS, Raymond John. Mrs. Leona Bloss, ANDERSON, Clarence F. Henry Anderson, W. Va. Ernfold. Saskatchewan, Canada. Phelps, Wis. MEYERS, Benny. Mr. Meyerkoff. 200 Broome BLAKEEY, Sylvester JV. Francis Blakeley, ANDERSON, Clarence W. Fred Anderson, Street, New York, N. Y. North Cromwell, Conn. Ossian, Iowa. MOBLEY, Ed. Mrs. Maggie Bell, Gardner, BLANKENSHIP, Howard W. William H. ATHENS, James 0. George Belmont, Hotel Tenun. Blankenship, Coleman Falls, Bedford Crollin, Oakland, Cal. County, Va. ATTRESS, Emmett. Mrs. Ada M. Attress, A. Nuckols, NUCKOLS, Burton P. Mrs. Chloe HOLDEN, Hershel. Mrs. Marie Blotner, 148 Polk City, Ga. 1320 Taylor Street, Richmond, Va. ATWOOD, L. C. Charles W. Atwood, O'LEARY, John L. Mrs. Bridget O'Leary, 338 Indiana Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. BLOUNT Henry A Mrs. Margaret Blount, Alexandria, La. West Eleventh Street, New York, N. Y. Union Point, Ga. BECKER. Martin. Egon Becker, 192 Wyckoff PALAZZOLO, Stephen. Miss Sussie Sciarino, Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 485 Anners Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOTIE, Raymond A. Mrs. Augusta Bothe, 519 McDougal Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BEEBE, George. Mrs. Alice Beebe, box 146, PALM, William H. Mrs. Mary Z. Gross, 445 Blaine, Ohio. Sherman Street, Akron, Ohio. BRIDE, Leslie. Daniel Bride, 60 Hancock rALMER, William B. Mrs. Ida May Palmer, Street, Little Falls, N. Y. BEEBE, Orson. Mrs. Louisa Beebe, 621 Powhatan Point, Ohio. BUCHIGNANT, Angelo. Guiseppe Buchig- Ottokee Street, Wauseon, Ohio. PAMPERIN, Reuben. Fred Pamperin, R. F. nanl. Hillsburg, Cal. BEE.ER, Owen F. Mrs. A. B. Doran, 207 D. 4, Marshfield, Ill. BYRNE, Edward A. Mrs. Ida B. Byrne, 3966 Martha Street, Montgomery, Ala. PAPAS, Christ. Miss Lulu George, 500 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. BEEDLE, Jacob. James H. Beedle, Adair, Street, CALLEA, Angelo. Sqmmy Cgllea, Licata, Okla. East One hundred and sixty-second Sicily, Italy. New York, N. Y. CAMPBELL, William D. Mrs. Emmer N. BEEDY, John. Allan Reedy, Bldominsburgh, PAITIAM, Edward R. Mrs. Mary Hender- Campbell, R. F.1D. 5, McLeansboro, Ill. Ohio. son Parham, Smithdale, Ark. CARR, Criss. Robert M. Carr, Belfont, Brax- BEELER, Wilbur. Miss Leona Beeler, B. F. PARDUE, Branson R. Mrs. Polly Pardue, ton County, W. Va. D. 10, box 18, Fremont, Ohio. Jonesville, N. C. DAHL, Carl H. Hege A. Dabl, Chuluota, Fla. BOVA, Albert. Philip Bova, Cherubasco, PHILLIPS, Joseph F. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth DAHL, Edward M. Mrs. Mary K. Dahl, 318 N. Y. Phillips, R. F. D. 3, Calumet, Okla. Plum Street, Red Wing, Minn. BUCKLEY, Clifford S. Mrs. Anna E. Powers, PHI.LIPEK, Joseph. Wladek Phillipek, 103 DISTLER, Adam. Mrs. Louise Distler, R. F. 908 West Seventh Street, Chester, Pa. Village Street. Hartford, Conn. D., Batavia, N. Y. BURESH, Anton, Frank Buresh, 4 Bateman PROCTOR, Enock. Mrs. Minor R. Proctor, DOLEZAL, Mathew L. Albert Dolezal, Gild- Place, South Boston, Mass. St. Simons Island, Ga. ford, Mont. BYRD, Howard. Mrs. Hattie L. Byrd, Wads- PROFFER, Henry Otto. Mrs. Sarah C. Prof- DUFFY, William B. Mrs. Sophia Duffy, 113 worth, Ala. fer, Swinton, Mo. Governor Street, Hartford, Conn. CHURCHILL, Charles. Henry Churchill, St. PROAPS, Edward. Shephard Proaps,' Flag- DUNAWAY, Jesse H. Mrs. Ruth Dunaway, James Hotel, Fort Edward, N. Y. lor, Colo. Santa Paula, Cal. CZEPLEWICZ, Joseph. Walter Czepliewicz, PROUDFOOT, Forest Clyde. Mrs. Emma EATON, Joseph A. Mrs. Robert Eaton, 1354 114 Oakland Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Proudfoot, R. F. D. 4, Wauneon, Ohio. Cranston Streer, Cranston, R. I. DAVIS, Albert M. Henry I. Davis, Elge- PRPSKI. Joseph. Stephen Pruski, Koscl- ELLSAESSER, Walter A. Theobold ElIsaes- more, Idaho. I uski, Tex. ser, Braymer, Mo. DILLARD, Floyd G. Wheeler W. Dillard, ROWLAND, John E. Mrs. Mary Lee, 2985 FROEMMINC, Arthur. Mrs. Paul Schuelke, box 243, Bartlett, Tex. West Sixth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Nassau, Minn. DINSMORE, James W. Daniel Dinsmore, SHAPPER. Bert G. Mrs. J. A. Lincoln, 611 FROEBEL, Herman, Jr. Mrs. Lena Froebel, Harrington, Me. North Black Street, Bozeman, Mont. Coudersport, Pa. VINCENZO. Dipaolo. Paul Zuki, 223 Hol- SHEPHERD, Ray E. Mrs. Emma J. Shep- FRY, Herman. Mrs. Helen Fry, Emanuel, Ky. brook Avenue, Lackawana, N. Y. herd, 4712 Ward street, Cincinnati, Ohio. FOX, Thomas. Mrs. T'ilda S. Fox, 12 Hickory DISCIHINGER. Louis Otto. Mrs. Anna Lucke, SHERRILL, Arthur W. Sim Sherrill, R. F. Avenue. Moundsville, W. Va. Pomeroy. Ohio. D. 2. Houlton, Ala. GALLAGHER, James. Mrs. Katherine Galla- DITZENBERGER, Charles. J. C. Ditzen- SHERWOOD, Franklyn. Mrs. Lillian Sher- gher, Brisbin, Pa. berger, Casey, Ill. wood, 216 Enfield Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GREENE, Gay. Mrs. Arena Greene, Baxter DUGAN. James J. John Dugan, 514 East Stahl, Wooster, Springs, Kans. Seventeenth Street, New York, N. Y. STAHL, Emery. John W. GREENE, Jonnie C. Pink Greene, Fort De- DULABONE, Paul N. Mrs .Martha Dula- Ohio. posit, Ala. bone, R. F. D 1 Sebaefferstown, Pa. TADLOCK. Herman. Mrs. J. P. Mill, R. F. GREENWALT, David. Mrs. Katherine Green- DUNHAM, Everett F. Miss Alta Dunham, D. 4, Jefferson, S. C. wait, Odessa, Wash. 1821 Twentieth Avenue, Seattle, Wash. WEERLE, Robert N. Arthur Wehrle, Tren- GILLIAM, Jimes. Mrs. Mandy Gilliam, Alvin, EARLY, Charles 0. Mrs. Ella Early, Union ton, Ill. Tex. Street, R. F. D. 1, Salem, Va. THE OFFICIAL V. S. BULLETIN: THURSIAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. - 1 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING EASON, HENRY. Mrs. D. L. Eason, 2207 LAMBECK, Daniel. Solomon Lambeck, 936 JERNEGAN, Joseph L. Mrs. Lucy C. Jerne- Ninteth Street, Meridian, Miss. Tiffany Street, New York, N. Y. gan, 2041 West Twenty-eighth Street, Los ELLIOTT, Reuben W. Mrs. Lucinda Elliott, LEHMAN, Frank Henry. Joseph Lehman, Angeles, Cal. R. F. D. 1, Pitcairn, Pa. 525 Grace Street, Elgin, Ill. McCARTHY, John A. Mrs. John McCarthy, ELLIS, John L. William W. Ellis, R. F. D. 1, MqCARTITY, Jeremiah J. Mrs. Mary Mc- 161 North Union Street, Delaware, Ohio. Hartsville, S. C. Carthy, 592 Dubuque Street, Manchester. MOEUR, John H. Mrs. Mary Moeur, 850 Ash ELLIS, Lewis A. William Ellis, Twin N. H. Avenue, Tempe, Aris. Branch, W. Va. MCCAUGHAN, Louie. Mrs. Linnie D. Mc- ELLSMORE, Philip. Mrs. Ellen Elsmore, Caughan, Louin, Mss. SERGEANT MAJOR. Main Street, Glen Campbell, Pa. MAFFEI, Catmine. Joseph Maffel, 105 Union MCCARTHY, William Eugene. Mrs. Rose Mc- FAIN, Earl. Mrs. Myrtle Beers, 117 Main Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. Guire, 278 Magee Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Street, Dallas, Tex. MAHONEY, Andrew J. 1Mrs. Matilda Ma- FANCHER, Lester E. George D. Fancher, honey, 214 North Randal Street, Philadel- SERGEANTS. Main Street, Avon, N. J. phia, Pa. ABERNATHY, Thomas Jackson. T. H. Aber- FANTO, Domenico. Mrs. Mary Argiro, Daw- MAHONEY, Andrew Marcellus. Mrs. Lacy nathy, Shelby, N. C. son, Pa. Mahoney, 211 North Avenue, Richmond, Va. ATCHISON, George E. Mrs. Josephine At- FOWLER, Daniel. Mrs. Bell Fowler, Clark, MAHONEY, George L. Mrs. Flora E. Ma- chison, Bigbee, Ala. Tex. honey, North East, Md. ATKINSON, James T. 'Mrs. Florence L. At- FOWLER, Solon M. William M. Fowler, MSIRRICK, Verner W. A. L. Merrick, Lan- kinson, McDade, Tex. Tabor N. C. BAYER, Frank J. Mrs. Louisa Bayer, Le- FOWIE11, Wesley. Mrs. Mary E. Fowler, 210 MTELLER, Oscar W. Mrs. Hattie Mueller, highton, Pa. Smith Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 234 St. Nicholas Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BEoAN, CoPnelius. Mrs. Behan, 4321 Third FRASER, Edward. Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser, OLDHAM, John. Willis Oldham, Whitehall, Avenue, oew York, N. Y. box, 65, Buttzville, N J. Ky. BRINKLEY, George G. Mrs. Minnie S. GABLER, Homer L. A Va B. Gabler, McKen- PHELPS, John E. Darlington T. Phelps, Brinkley, McClung, Va. zle, Tenn. Silver City, Towa. CADIEUX, George Charles. Mrs. Rose Ca- GALELOUSE, Harry 1v. Fred W. Galehouse, PHILBROOK, Harry R. Mrs. Grace H. Phil- dieux, Third and Elizabeth Streets, Derby, R. F. D. 2 Dolyestown, Ohio. brook, R. F. D. 3, Chester, Mass. Conn. GALLAGHERlk, James T. John J. Gallagher, PHILLIPS, Harry. Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, DISS, Clifford M. William H. Diss, 1927 Wal- 135 Fitzgerald Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Portis, Kans. nut Grove Avenue, Decatur, Ill. - GILLEN, James A. James Gillen, 379 East ROSENBATM, Max. Miss Fannie Rosen- DITTMER, Emil J. John Dittmer, 2504 One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, New baum, 225 East Sixty-third Street, New Kings Highway, El Paso, Tex. York, N. Y. York, N. Y. DUNBAR Henry P G. Miss Emma Lock- wood, 43 West Seventy-fifth Street, Nev GILLEN, Joseph A. Mrs. Mary Gillen, Pleas- ROYER, Edgar Ambrose. Mrs. Anna Rover, 4429 South Seventeenth Street, York, N. Y. ant Street, Houlton, Me. Omaha, ELLIS, Leonard Glenn. Alva B. Ellis, Pres- GILLENBERG, Nebr. Albert. Mrs. Yetta Gillen- SHEMAYME, Jimmie P. Mrs. Min. - She- ton, Kans. berg, 1842 Menard Street, St. Louis, Mo. FOWLER, William W. Jefferson D. Fowler, GILLESPIE, mayme. Binger, Okla. Joe. Mrs. Mary Gillespie, 1047 SIZHEPARD, Haywood N. Mrs. Mary Shepard, 326 West Coftee Street, Greenville, S. C. North Warren Street, Helena, Mont. Marietta. Okla. GALLAGHER, Cornelius V. Mrs. Helen GREENBERG, Morris. Mrs. Anna Margulls, SHFPHERD, Orin E. Amibrose Shepherd, Walsh, 41 Andrew Street. Bay6nne, N. J. 419 East Tenth Street, New York, N. Y. Edison. N. C. GALLAGHER, George. Mrs. Annie Wing, HALL, Ord G W. Hall, Wauchula, Fla. SVIR , Emil .T. John Svir, Badger, MAinn. 22 Fair Oakes Avenue, Newtonville, Mass. HALL, Tonf. 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Lawrence, Mass. CALIAtIAN, John 1V. Mrs. Mary Magire, IJEFFNER, Austin. Oscar Heffner, 118 Jack- CARR, Lawrence. Mrs. Nancy Helms, Silver 137 Seventy-first Street, Brooklyn,.N. Y. son Street, Dayton, 0 1o. CAMPBELL, William G. Mrs. Agnes An- IIILLIG, Matthew A. Miss Carrie Hillig, 506 CARR, Oear M. Martin Carr, Holsopple, drews 386. Water Street, Cuinberland, Md. West Forty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Pa. CATOGGylO, Anthony. Mrs. Mary Catogglo, IIINDT, Ernest A. Mrs. Fannie Hindt, Wil- COBLE, Joseph. Mrs. Maggie,N. Coble, Bur- 2643 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. mont, Minn. lington, N. C. CHOATE, Carlisle E. Mrs. Charles b. Choate, HINES, Floyd L. Mrs. Louise Hines, 540 CURRY, Fay M. Mrs. Catherine Currry, 30 State Street, Boston, Mass. South Liberty Street, Elgin, Ill. Stockville, Nebr. DAYHOFF, Arthur D. Mrs. Mabel M. Daybof, JE(IFERSON, Walter 0. David Jefferson, DAVIS, Edwin R. Edwin R. Davis, Clen- Byron, Ill, R. F. D. 6, Fu'ton, Mo. denin, W. Va. DINNING. James. 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Joe Ells, 1145 Mbnol Street, FOURINIER, Paul Joseph. Mrs. Charlotte Mt GNUS, Albert T. William T. Wright, Rome, Italy. Fornler, box 48, Quinlan, Okla. "(W el C-uter, Bethel. Conn. FRANK, Albert. Mrs. Margaret Frank, 340 FOTTS, Stewart R. Chris. Fouts, Kingfisher, MRUI"INSKI, Walter. Mrs. Mary Klotz, 5235 East Ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Oklm. Areoer Street, Chicago, Ill. FRATUS, Frank S. Joseph Fratus, Smith FRASER, Gordan. Mrs. Louise Madden, 2117 OLI.FN. Alfred. Jon Olsen, Dixon, Wyo. Street. Cohasset, Mass. Shelleld Avenue, Chicago, Ill. SILV FPE'I'RG, David M. Isaac Silverberg, Froch- 19 Ntarket Street, FROEHNER, Edward. Mrs. Margaret FR XTTOILLLO, Generoso. Sam Carlaone, 423 Newark. N. J. ner. 3 Judge Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. River Street, Rociester, N. Y. WOOD, Andy W. Mrs. Rachael W. Wood, R. FRYE, Aldion. Harry Shook, R. F. D. 2, GALDI, Milhroel. Gabril Galdi, 2) Sussex F. D. 2, Alnharetta, Ga. New Weston, Ohio. Avenne, Morri'town, N. J. APR \VIOWICZ, Frank. Adolph Abramowics, GILLIS, Charles F. Jesse Gillis, Omer, Mich. GALLAGITFit, John J. Mrs. John J. Galla- 1918 Weqt Twentieth Street, Chiceao, Ill. GLOVER, Bud Marion. Butler Osborn gher. 2150 Sutt'r Street, San Francisco, Cal. DFESON, William C. Marvin E. Moore, Rob- Glover, R. F. .D. 1, box 51, De Leon, Tex. GOLLAGITER, Lawrence. Mrs. Thomas Gal- b, raon, OklIn. GNIIZIEJKO, Anthony. Lawrence Sienko. Vin, 1826 West Forty-eighth Street,. Cleve- BE LEY. Curt. Mrs. Hannah Begley, Dry 713 Fourth Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. land, Ohio. Bill, Ky. GOCHENOUR Clarence Washington. Mrs. GILL.ESPIE, Alvig E. Mrs. Lula Duff, 416 BETER. Herbrt L. Mrs. Emma Bolier, 2320 Ida Lee Goehenour, R. F. D. 4, Luray, Va. Orange Avenue NW., Roanoke, Va. South Crawford Avenue, Chicago, Ill. GREEN, Prince, Miss Mila Gre n, Sopo- GREENBERG. William. Mrs. Mary L. Green- BLAKFIT.EE. Paul. Guy Blakeslee, Spar- hoppy, Fla. berg. 1521 Feouroncy Street, Chicago Ill. tansburg, Pa. HALL, William E. Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, Eas- HI.'BER, Frank A. Loui Haber, 007 Walpert DOUT. ,114.Ernest. Mrs. Philomene Sonel, 305 ton, Ill. Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Parts Street, Lewiston, Me. HALLSTED, Ernest. Mrs. Emma Schester, IIALL, Perben A. Mrs. Viola Inman, Skid- EPOWN,Thomas. Miss Aenes Brown, 201 2114 Vine Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. more, Mo. , Madison Street, Natchez, Miss. HEIN, William H. Mick Hf. Reyman. 1422 DAY, George H. Hervey W. Wolford, R. F. Sin Fernando Street, San Antonio, Tex. HALL, Roy C. John F. Hall, Pulaski, Va. D. 1, box 41-A, Tohnstown, Pa. HEINEKAMP, George L. Mrs. Anna Heine- *RIALL, Thomas L. D. Mrs. Mary Hall, 1008 DAY, Sidney Linabury. Mrs. Anna Reed, R. kamp, R. F. D. 2, Brecon, Hamilton County, Greenleaf Avenue, Wilmette, Ill. F. D. 1. C'arkston. Mich. IIAMILL, Jack L. Mrs. Manda Hamill, Ju- Ohio. D'G N. William. Mrs. Mary Thwan, 1828 Henry J. Mrs. Nora Heins- lintta, Idaho. .Tueson Street Philadelphia, HEINZMAN, HAMILTON. Jam-s. 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James. Samuel Gallahan, Staf- Msnifle. Road. Woonsocket R. I. JONFS, Edward. William H. Jones. 420 foid. Va. BR iDLPY. Robert R. Mrs. Elizabeth Brad- South Main Street, Bangor, Pa. GREENSTEIN. Herman D. Mrs. A. S. Green- iy, Clymer, Pa. JONFS. Glad. Mrs. Frances Jones, Essa. La. stein, 445 East Eighty-fifth Street, New BRINKMEVER. John A. Mrs. Bessie P. JOVES, Gladys. Mrs. Lizzie Jones, Murray, York, N. Y. Brinkmeyer, Box 16, Navarre, Kans. Ky. HALL. Ray. Mrs. Bell Hunt, Cincinnati, BtUCHHOLTZ. Bennie. William Buchboltz, KABAT, Michael J. Stanley C. Kahat, 1405 Ohio. North Yakima, Wash. Michigan Avenue, West Detroit, Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KACHMAR, Trafin. Phillip Kachmar, Sykes- BLUMAN, Emory H. John Bluman, 46 Call- JACOBSON, Anton L. Anton Jensen, Lunerne ville, Pa. dine Avenue, Kenmore, N. Y. N. Dak. RAHLER, George W. 'ilrs. Mary Kahler, BOCKEWITZ, Herman H. Mrs. Minnie Bocke- JAKOBOSKI, John. Joe Jakoboski, Volske, 1111 South Linwood Avenue, Baltimore, witz, 4114 Von Verson Avenue, St. Louis, Poland, Russia (Wolynskogo). Md. Mo. JEFFERY, Vern L. Mrs. Rosa M. Keefer, AIIOVEC, Frank J. Mrs. Rose Kahovec, BRUCKMAN, George T. Henry Bruckman, Davis, Okla. 2624 South Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, IL. 642 Abbott Road, Buffalo, N. Y. JEMISON, Albert J. Mrs. J. Obrien, 412 KOWALSKI, Edward. Mrs. Anna Bukowski, BRYANT, Clarence P. Mrs. Fannie E. Bry- Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. ant, Chester, S. C. I JONES, Robert P. James W. Jones, 2135 721 Forest Avenue, East BYNUM, Willim J. Solomon M. Bynum, R. Philadelphia, la. LIBRIZZI, Michael. Mrs. Gandolfo Riatto, Fitzwater Street, 78 Christie Street. New York, N. Y. F. D. 1, Cuthand, Tex. KELLER, John H. John J. Keller, Kings- LINTON, Carl. Harry Linton, 363 North CHRISTENSEN, George P. Mrs. A. M. Chris- ville, Ohio. Street, Logan, Ohio. tensen 1718 High Street,. Oakland, Cal. KELLY, Sylvester. W. E. Kelly, Bluff McCarty, CUNNIN'GHAM, Julius. Bernard Cunning- Springs, Fla. McCARTY, John. Mrs. Margaret ham, Houma, La. KELLY, Timothy. Mts. Edward Lynch, 3420 North River Road, Zanesville, Ohio. DAHLSTROM, Axel G. Mrs. Anna Dahl- Dilton Street, Canton, Md. McCLEARY, Burr F. R. F. McCleary, Glenn strom, route 1, Conemaugh, Pa. KINDER, Garrel M. John S. Kinder, Pres- Rock, Ia. DAVIS, Ernest C. Mrs. E. 0. Davis, 1217 cott, Wash. MCCLELLAN, Benjamin 0. Mrs. Ada B. Me- Flne Street, Dallas, Oreg. KOLOWSKI, Frank J. Mrs. Anna Kolow- Clellan, R. F. 1). 1, Cambridge, N. Y. DILWO, John. Mrs. Rosa Asquina, Ceonero, ski, 545 Todd Street, La Salle, ill. McWILLIAMS, Louis W. Monroe L. Mc- Patenza Province, Italy. KONDOS, Steve. Mrs. Kaleope Athanasopolo, Williams, R. F. D. 1, Alton, Mo. DUGAN, Thomas L. John J. Dugan, 2629h 811 E Street, Sacramento, Cal. MADDEN, Harvey R. Mrs. Ada Madden, 209 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal. KONIECZKA, Alois. Frank Koniecska, 811 Liberty Street, Plainfield, N. J. DUNCAN, James D. Mrs. Mary A. Duncan, Cudahy Avenue, Cudahy Wis. MADONNA, Giuseppe. Emil Madonna, 241 Valley Mills, Tex. LACROIX, Donat J. John Lacroix, 17 Eat One hundred and fifteenth Street, New DUNCAN, John W. Clinton A. Duncan, R. School Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt. York, N. Y. F. D. 3, Falls City, Nebr. LAMB, Alfred J. E. G. Lamb, 65 South MAES, Hector. Miss Emma Maes, 851J Cop- EAGLE, David H. Mrs. George II. Eagle, Street, Somersworth, N. J. lin Street, Detroit, Mich. 101 South Main Street, Winchester, Va. LUNTZ, Edward F. Mrs. Elizabeth Luntz, MAGERS, Raymond G. Mrs. Clare Magers, EHRBAR, John. Loyal Order of Moose Lodge Zelienople, la. R. F. D. 2, Murchison, Tex. No. 160, Detroit, Mich. MeMAHON, John. Mrs. Lee M. McMahon, MAHAFFEY, Lee R. Mrs. M. J. Mahaffey, ELLIOTT, Elvin B. Miss Clementine Elliott, 1100 West Lexington Avenue, Baltimore, Chester, S. C. Hartington, Nebr. Md. MAHER, Michael J. Mrs. Margaret C. FALBO, Carmelo. Mrs. Couandina Falbo, Cor- MADDEN, James J. Mrs. Catherine T. Mad- tila Grande, Avola, Italy. den, R. F. D. 7, Valparaiso, Ind. Maher, 699 Southard Street, Tienton, N. J. Patrick Maloney, 167 East MAHLUM, Sanford M. Peter P. Mahlum, FALSETTL Antonio. Mrs. Luigeina Puluse, MADDEN, John. Fingal, N. Dak. Amantea, Province Cosenza, Italy. One hundred and second Street, New York, MARCHAND, Austin Flint. Victor Henry FENSTERIACHER, Wilmer H. Granville A. N. Y. Marchand, Haubstadt, Ind. - Fenstermaclher, Center Valley, Pa. MADDOX, John T. Mrs. Lula M. Milan, MESSER, Samuel. Mrs. Fanny Messer, 218 FRANK, Benjamin G. Mrs. Augusta Frank, Broadway, Sylacauga, Ala. East Ninety-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Jonesville, Minn. MADDOX, Victor E. Mrs. Cora Maddox, MOCK, Otis S. Miss C. Estelle Mock, 693 FROEMMING, Emil. Carl Froemming, R. F. Lewiston, Mont. North Union Street, Natchez, Miss. D. 3, Hutchinion, Mion. MADIFON, Nels P. Mrs. Mary Madison, 728 MOCRARSKI, Joseph. John Bogdanski, 877 FRYE, Frank. Mrs. Irene Frye, 411 Sampson East Elm Street, Grinnell, Iowa. Park Street, Holyoke, Mass. Street, New Castle, Pa. MENEFEE, John. Mrs. Grace Menefee, R. F. MOHR, Carl H. Mrs. Carl Mohr, 628 Ship- GABRIELLI, George P. Mrs. Mary Gabrielli, D. 31, Dawson, Pa. ping Sfreet, Lawrenceburg, Ind. R. F. D., 455 Folsom Boulevard, Sacra- MERREN,'William. Mrs. John Merren, East M RETTI, Marco John Moretti, 87 Victoria mento, Cal. Field Terrace North Country, Redruth, Avenue, Cranston, R. I. GAGNON, Stanislas. Joseph Simard, 23 Cornwall England. NISNEWITZ, Philip. Max Nisnewltz, 965 Bridge Street, Nashua, N. H. MEYFR, (.ustav -I. -Mrs. Martha Meyer, Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, GAINS, Paul. Mrs. Merica Gains, 3341 West 4623 Eleventh Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. OLSON, Carl J. Miss Olive Olson, Ellsworth, Ninth Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. MISKEY, Edward W. Mrs. Maria Young, Iowa. GENTRY, Carl C. Charles Gentry, Twenty- 259 Sargent Street, Holyoke, Mass. first and Lulu Streets, Trenton, Mo. MODlZELEVSKI Peter. John Modzslevski, PANNONI, Alexander. Tony Pannoni, 19 GNECKOW, Emery C. Henry. J. Gneckow, 654 Fast Twenty-fourth Street, Erie, Pa. Dengle Street, Rochester, N. Y. 1969 East Prairie Street, Decatur, Ill. MOE, Peder 0. Fred Moe, Mount Vernon, PHILLIPS, Clarence R. Mrs. Mina Eldridge, WALLACE, Carl. Mrs. Wallace Green, Hor- Wash. Woodrow, Mont. ton, Kans. PRYZYSKI. John. Andre Prysyski, 2429 MOLFS, Everett E. David C. Moles, R. F. D. GREENWOOD, Frank. Mrs. Mary Green- 2. Fureka, Tex. Ford Street, South Bend, Ind. wood, 713 Orchard Street, New Haven, RICHARDS, Joseph. Mrs. Emma Richards, Conn. MOLLER, Edward L. Mrs. Katheryn Mofler, 2') West Main Street, Amsterdam. N. Y. 207 West Washington Street, Champaign, HALVORSEN, Clarence H. Mrs. Tilda Hal- Ill. RUBLE, Ernest P. Mrs. Myrtle Staley, Chris- vorson, Elbow Lake, Minn. tino, Tex. OLSON. Ludvick A. Peter H. Olson, Tracy, HAMMER, Bernhardt J., Mrs. A. .T. Hammer, Minn. S0HMELING, Arthur A. Herman Schmeling, 2806 Twelfth Avenue, South Minneapolis, 1118 Rockwell Street. Watertown, Wis. Minn. PERONI, Primo. Paola Capanni, 62 Harvard SHERRY, Henry M. Mrs. Matilda Sherry, Street, Cambridge, Mass. Spangler, Pa. HAMMONS,-Earl E. Charles Hammons, 14 PHILLIPS, John A. Mrs. Roxie Phillips, Pearl fitreet, Belfast. Me. Gold City. Ky. SWEATMIAN, Marvin M. Mrs. Mary A. IANCOCX. Andrew T. Miss Etta Jones, PROSSER. Lory B. James M. Prosser, R. F. . Sweatman, Vernon, Tex. Mount Creek, Ala. D. 2, Hyman, S. C. SWEEN. Carstan 1H. Mrs. -Hannah Sween, HARTWICK, Rubin M. Mrs. Lydia Hart- ROESMOND. Purn. Miss Nancy Roesmond, 602 Fourth Avenue, East Williston, N. Dak. wick, Finland, Russia. Maysfield, Tex. SWEET, George. Mrs. Mary Sweet, Chris- HEGLI, Bord S. Mrs. Bulah Hegl1, Rainier, ROSE. Manuel G., Jr. Mrs. Mary J. Rose, 99 topher. Ill. Oreg. Hemlock Street, New Redford, Mass. SWEIKERT. TVllliam Raymond. Mrs. Isaac HEIX, Charles Frederick. Mrs. Carrie Hein, SAWDY, William. Burt H. Sawdy, R. F. D. Newton Sweikert, 507 Cumberland Street, Dunlap. Iowa. 1, Fairview, Pa. Harrisburg, 1a. HEINZ, Albert. Mrs. Nora Heinz, Peshtigo, SCHOEWE, Jay K. Mrs. Ida H. Schoewe, TADOR, Alexander Bloclaw. Joseph Wiers- Wis. R. F. D. 2, Sandusky. Ohio. bicki, 312 Gallagher Street, Hamtramck, SCHOLL, Herbert H. Mrs. Helen Scholl, 613 Mich. IIINCHEY, Joseph F. Mrs. Joseph Hinchey, 566 West One hundred and eighty-second Iidlgeway Street, Laporte, Ind. TRFENCZUK, Alexander. Charles Sawka, Street, New York, N. Y. SHERROD, Clifford C. John W. Sherrod, Depot Street, Suffleld, Conn. HINDMAN, Wesley. Oliver A. Hindman, T IPl,Wn Tenn. WAGNER. George P. Frank R. Wagner, 8 Meyers. Okla. SHERWOOD, Charles A. Mrs. Michael T. Salisbury Street, Meyersdale, Pa. HINOJOSA, Martin. Ejino Hinojosa, Kings- Fay, 50 East One hundred and seventeenth WEED, iaul S. Mrs. Mamie Weed, 5 South vile Tex. Rtreet, Cleveland, Ohio. SItreet. Union City, Pa. HINTHER, Karl. Henry Hinther, Jordan, SIMMS, John J. Miss Anna Simms, 2330 WEIIRlT %N, Joseph A. Ben Wehrman, R. F. Mont. North MAl'seer Street, Philadelphia, Pa D. 2. Minster, Ohio. HOWARTH. Carl E. Rose Bradford, 464 SWEET, Albert E. Mrs. Jane Sweet, St, WOODIEAD. Arthur E. Mrs. Jennie Wood- Prosoect Street, Warren, Pa. Austall. Cornwall, England. Avenue, Greystone, R. L, head, Sawin HOWELL, James. Mrs. Molly A. Howell, SWIATORY, Bruno. Mrs Anden Swintory, ABENDROTH, Wesley If. Mrs. Alice Abend- Reader,- W. Va. 82 Vorlder Avenue, Graniteville, N. Y. roth, 628 Dekin Avenue, Moscow, Idaho. HOWLAND, Lowell D. Arthur Howland, WAGNER, Frederick. Mrs. Iledwig Wagner, ABRAAIS, Harry . Mrs. Mary Abrams, 1306 Shelby, Iowa. 121 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. South Albany Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ISAACS, Horace E. Mrs. William T. Mc- WAGNER. Louis H. Adam Wagner, Walters- ACHUFF, James H. Charles Achuff, Glen Nerney, Marcus, S. Dak. burg, Ill. Riddle, Pa. ISAACSON. Israel. Mrs. Rachel Isaacson, WAGNER, Louis J. John P. Warner, 15 ANDERSON. Edward. Eric Anderson, Sil- 107 Forsythe Street New York, N. Y. Penns--Ivania Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa. vans, Wash. ISENBERGER. Harry A. Mrs. BIanch A. WEIDM IER, Benjamin P. Mrs. Mary Bir- ATWELL, 3plard. John A. Atwell, Ethel, Isenberrer, 1233 Third Street, Fort Madi- kle. Clarksdale, Mo. Mo. son, Iowa. WIIITEBRED. Howard T. David Whitebred, BEINE1R, Harry. Miss Bertha Beiner, 5023 JABLONSKI, Peter. Michael Jablonski, 6734 213 North Hemlock Street, Hazleton, Pa. Woodlawn Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Baxter Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WIGHT, Henry A. Henry A. Wight, sr., Ash- BEKOMPIS, Stanley. Mrs. Edna Bekompis, JACKSON. Lester H. Mrs. Addline Jackson, land, Ky. 1421 Quarry Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. Silver City. N. Mex. WITTA. Svante W. .Talmar Witta. 118 BELDOTTI. Pasquale. Antonio Beldotti, 59 JACKSON. Lewis H. Martin Jackson, R. F. Schrian Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Mott Street, New York, N. Y. D. 1. Plymouth, N. C. Canada. BLOI.QUTST, Clarence. Andrew Blomquist, JACKUBOSKI. Frank A. Mrs. Theresa Jac- WOOD, William F. George W. Wood, 2110 3009 Elliott Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. kuboski, Pequabuck, Conn. Fairmount Avenue, Baltimore, id. 30, 1919. 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Will B. Inman, Sunburst, WOODS, Eddie. Mrs. Hulda Williams, Hum- ABRAMS, Henry I. Mrs. Belle F. Abrams, INMAN, Taylor. boldt, Tenn. N. C. Wood- Hoickiss, Cole. J. Columbus Jackson, WOODWARD Edgar E. Mrs. Josephine ANDERSON. Axel H. Mrs. Mary Anderson, JACKSON, Robert ward, 620 6ilive Street, Texarkana, Tex. Street, Weeksbury, Ky. Henrietta E. 118 West Thirty-eighth Anneapolis, Theodore. Walter Blunt, 107 BEHRENS, Charles C. Mrs. Minn. JACKSON, Behrens, 2819 Webster Street, Berkeley, Charles William. Charles E. Parallel Street, Waycroft, Tex. ANDERSON, Wallace F. Sumpter P. Jackson, Cal. Anderson, 200 London Street, Boston, Mass. JACKSON, BEHRINGER, John S. George A. Behringer, RI. Mrs. Ulysses Agnes Campobello, S. C. ATKINSON, Earnest Mrs. Laura Jackson, 210 Elbertson Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. Vincent, Shinnston, W. Va. JACKSON, Walter. BETTELEY, Farley S. Mrs. Mildred S. Bet- S. Mrs. Lyda Beck, box 54, 2069 West Fiftieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. N. J. BECK, Whitney F. Mrs. Clara Jessup, 323 teley, 4 ClIff Street, Trenton, Galion, Ohio. JESSUP, Edward BLOUNT, Joshua M. Mrs. Anna Walton, 827 David. Marvis Becker, Preston, Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. d'Alene, Idaho. BECKER, Mrs. Isabelle Kalb, Cuzco, North Sixth Street, Coeur Minn. KALB, Conrad J. BRYAN, Theodore J. Mrs. Eva Flora, Hunt- II. Mrs. Mary- Becker, 365 Ind. BECKER, George G. Nels Keller, Verdi, ington, W. Va. Clark Road, Meadville, Pa. KELLER, Robert BYRD, Almond S. Aquila Byrd, R. F. D. 1, Albert, Jr. Albert Belk, Sr., R. F. D. Minn. BELK, Mike Kelley, R. F. D., Duke, N. C. 6, Mauston, Wis. KELLEY, Frank. BYRD, Cecil 0. John Byrd, Pilot Knob, Ind. William Blancett, Unadilla, Nebr. 1805 BLANCETT, Lawrence. Mrs. Mary M. Ken- BYRD, Claude. Mrs. Annie Ratliff, Yucca, Ala. KENNEDY, Ambrose. Thirteenth Street, Merldan, Miss. Julius W. A. S. Block- nedy, Tucson, Ariz. Byrnes, 1231 BLOCKBER.GER, Joe Komisarcik, 1834 BYRNES, George. Michael berger, Lehman, Mo. KOMISARCIK, Mike. Webster Avenue, New York, N. Y. 0. I. W. Bloom, Echo, Oreg. Taney Street, Tolleston, Gary, Ind. Croker, Ashe- BLOOM, Eugene Baynard, Marshall, CROKER, Willie F. Thomas BRICHLER, Otto. John T. Brichler, R. F. KONKLER, Isaac. Lewis boro, N. C. D. 2. Guilford, Ind. Ill. CRUMLICK, Henry B. Mrs. Edna Kemp, St. BRIGGS, Martin. Mrs. Loyolla Briggs, 74 LAM, Clarence Sidney. Mrs. Merandia Lam, Helena, Md. Beekman Street, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 2224 Patterson Avenue, Richmond, Va. Errico, 2475 H. Laman, R. F. DADBONO, Felice. Stanislao BRIGHT, Okey E. David D. Bright, Newville, LAMAN, Daniel 0. Daniel Hughes Avenue, The Bronx, New York, N. Y. W. Va / D. 10, Humboldt, Tenn. DAVIS, Eldredge F. Ed Davis, B. F. D. 4, Mrs. Laura Brown, 5 LAMONCHA, Clarence C. Miss Marie Rutt- Palmyra, Mo. BROWN, Thomas. Ohio. Victoria Street, Pulaski, Tenn. ler, Leetonia. DAVIS, Elix M. Mrs. Veda Davis, Knoxville, CAFIERO, Louis, James J. Caflero, 351 LE MANN, Arthur. Mrs. Minnie Lehmann, Ark. Smith Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3 Hanson Avenue, Glendale, N. Y. Annie Watson, DAY, Chap Perry. Xoshua Day, Argo, Ala. CALICO, Morris G. V. T. Calieo, Carters- LOCKETT, William. Mrs. L. Day, R1. F. D. 1, yille, Ky. 2418 Gladys Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DAY, Charles G. Floyd Hugh. Mrs. B. E. Glaze, Salem, W. Va. CALL, Hugh Amos. Mrs. James Call, Spidal, LOCKHART, Victor Egidlo R. Frank Digulseppe, Ohio. 2179 Gilbert Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. DIGUISEPPE, Will McCall, Sidon, Ark. 173 Samson Road, Ardmore, Pa. CHRISTIAN, - Greenway. Mrs. Bertha T. McCALL, Willis J. P., Jr. Henry P. Dirlam, sr., Christian, Logan, W. Va. McCAMMON, Owen. J. P. McCammon, 952 DIRLAM, Henry Springfield, Mo. R. F. D. 2, Honesdale, Pa. DAVIS, David S. Warren R. Davis, R. F. 7). South Jefferson Street, Paul L. Mrs. Ella Dishman, 2, Seneca, S. C. McMAHAN, Henry L. Mrs. Sallie L. McMa- DISHMAN, I Tex. Headley, Tex. DAVIS, Earl M. Milt Davis, Richmond, Iowa. ban, Lockhart, Chance R. Mrs. Flossie Dunbar, DAVIS, Edgar A. Henry J. Davis, R. F. D. McQUILLAN, John Joseph. Miss Mary Mc- DUNBAR, East Sixty-second Street, New Pax, W. Va. 3, Imlay City, Mich. Quillan, 340 DUNBAR, Earl G. Ulysses S. Dunbar, R. F. DILORENZO, Ercole. Pietro *Dilorenzo, 605 York, N. Y. E. Mrs. Tillie MeVey, Co- D. 1, Dennison, Iowa. Webster Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. McVEY, George DUNBAR, Iliff S. Mrs. Delilah A. Dunbar, DIMMIG, Wilmer A. William A. Dimmig, nowingo, Mld. Charles Merhout, 1625 Clear Creek, W. Va. Springtown, Bucks County, Pa. MERO I, Frank. ELLIOTT, Earl Jennings. Reuben J. Elliott, DINSON, Charles. Berry Dinson, 1416 Jef- Ruble Street, Chicago, Ill. Ohio. Jim. Agnes Merrill, Warrior, R. F. i. 20, East Akron, ferson Street, Jacksonville, Fla. MERRILL, ELLIOTT, Moss J. Mrs. John F. Elliott, R. DIPILLO, Anthony. . Mrs. Jennie Dipillo, Ala. Tenn. N. Y. Lawrence L. George C. Sunder- F. D. 2, Clinton, 1813 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, MERRILL, Md. FOWLER, Royal. Mrs. Katherine Fowler, DIPPLE. Grover L. Mrs. Jacob Dipple, Mo- land, 190 Main Street, Annapolis, Willie R. Mrs. Louise Freeman, Glen Cove, N. Y. hall, N. Dak. MITCHELL, FOX, Michael J. Mrs. Bridget Fox, 21 Gra- DTJGGON, John B. Mrs. Sarah B. Duggon, Meadville, Miss. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Thomas M. Mrs. Melinda Mixon, ham Avenue, Lee Park, R. F. D. 4, Sevierville, Tenn. MIXON, Ga. FRASCOROLI, Allesandro. John Frascoroli, EARLY, James William. William J. Early, B. F. D. 1, Axson, Manus , Mrs. Katherine O'Keefe, Detroit, Mich. 1201 Shawnee Avenue, Green Bay, Wis. O'KEEFE, Pa. FRAWERT, Clinton W. H. S. Frawert, Mount ELLIOTT, Rayfield. Harry Rayfield, Ukiah, 805 Middletown' Street, Crafton, Morris, Ill. Bjarne. Robert Olsen, 7815 Fifth Cal. OLSEN, 'Brooklyn, N. Y. FROST, Gilford D. J. N. Frost, R. F. D. 3, ELLIOTT, Harry F. . Daniel Elliott, 122 AVenue, . o Mrs. Mary Parks, 80 Hamil- Richmond, Ky. North Tenth Street, Lebanon, Pa. PAAks, Y. GALL, Joseph. Andrew Gall, R. F. D. 2, Ida F. Ellis, 105 ton1. Brooklyn, N. ELLIS. Frank J. Mrs. Mrs. George Pettit, Lodi, Latrobe, Pa. Jewell Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PETTIT, Morton. GALL.AGHER, Joseph. Mrs. Barbara Gal- W. Mrs. Lillie Els- Wis. Philadelphia, Pa. ELLSWORTH, Norris 386 lagher, 4508 Baker Street worth, 55 Bowman Street, Rochester, N. Y. PHELAN, William J. Martin Phelan, GILES Charles A. Mrs. Busan Giles, Was- 730 St. Paul Road, Ambridge, Pa. FALCO, Giovanni. Toe Marino, Elm 104 kish Minn. Avenue, Beloit, Wis. -PRINGLE, Walter S. Mrs. Rolla Pringle, JERDAHL, Henry 0. Ole 0. Gjerdahl, Mad- Mrs. T. Fallon, 736 East Street Piedmont, Cal. FALLON. Frank. Olive owland, ison. Minn. Chestnut Street. Louisville. Ky. ROWLAND, harles W. Wilbur GREENAN, Patrick. Mrs. May Greenan, 516 Fifteenth Montrose Avenue, Jersey City, f. Noklomia. Ill. PALVO, Frank. Mike Difamio, 52 LR. Street. Niagara Falls, N. Y. ROWLAND, Jim. Mrs. Harriet RWland, HALL, Wiley V. Jacob C. Hall, Winifred, IANITER, Frank JT. Mrs. Alma Dillard, F. D. 3, El Dorado, Ark. Ky. Frank. Mrs. John W. Ruff- C19 East Queen Street, Trier, Tax. RUFFCORN, HALL, Willard A. Mrs. Edith F. Hall, P. FORRUM, Oscar. Pete Fossum, Bellview, corn, R. F. D. 1, Sheffield, Ill. John. Frank Bysko, Donora, 0. box 363, Fayette, Idaho. Minn. SCHNESKI, HAMM, Claude E.- Daniel Gerard Hamm, FOWLER. George P. Mrs. Laura E. Fowler, Pa. box 55. Knigbtstown, Ind. 2 East High Street. Seymour, Ind. SCHRAG, Solomon. Henry Schrag, Archbold, HAMMERS, Alfred E. Mrs. Alia Dalrymple, FOX, Thomas. Stanley Kowa, Germania Ohio. Farragut, Iowa. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. SHEPARD, William A. John W. Shepard, R. HAMPSON. Howard H. Joseph A. Hampson, FOY, Ernest E. Hugh Foy, Ilogansburgh, F. D. 2, Gazette, Mo. 302 West Van Buren Street, Ottawa, Ill. F. Mrs. Ella C. Shep- Arthur P. George Hearn, 214 Sixth N. Y. SHEPARD, William HEARN,Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Phil- ard, R. F. D. 2. Rochester, Vt. FR INK, Albert. Miss Rebecca Kelce, Willie O'Neill, 1208 lipbttrg, Pa. STALSWORTH, Edgar L. John F. Stalsworth, HEARN, ebarles D. Mrs. Park Street, Knoxville, Tenn. North Twenty-second Street, Richmond, Va. FR tNSEN. Gunner C. Mrs. Anna Fransen, 208 East Dennis Sweden. STEPHEN, Charles. George Stephen 2401 HEENAN, Frank J. John Andrews, Almoboda, Slenhismola, Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Glencord, N. Y. GE HAM, Patrick. Patrick Graham, 1418 Spring Grove Building, 16 Ohio. SWEENEY, James A. Mrs. Louise Sweeney, HEFTYE, Rudolph T. George Heftyc, West Seventy-fifth Street, Cleveland, Lynn, Mass. GrFENBLATT, Louis. Mrs. Esther Green- Tyler. Tex. Fernwood Street, Mich. SWENSON, Charlie. Neri Swenson, Elbow HEGG, Earl G. Jacob Hegg, Canby, Minn. blatt, 190 Brewster Street, Detroit, ,. Miss Catherine lHeS- EGRER, Leonard. Amex F. Greer, Dandy, Lake, Minn. BEGMANN, Charles TAFT, Eldred H. William Taft, R. F. D. 1, mann, care Mrs. M. Stenzl, 437 Montauk N. C. Algonac. Mich. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. V. Manis, HAlILTON, Floyd C. Mrs. Cordelia TAPLI AN, Charles N. J. C. Tallman, 3765 IIED Jacob A. Mrs. Lina Staeble, Free- R. F. D. 5, Housebton, Ga. Bellaire, Ohio. Lulu Ham- Tallman Avenue, - burg Ill. HAMMOND, Frederick W. Mrs. TAYLOR, William A. Mrs. Ellen J. Taylor, Leonard E, Mrs. Lottie mend, 9 Dunlap Street, Salem, Mass. Downing, Ala HEIGHERGER, .Mrs. Fannie Hobbs, West Coin, Sharpsburg, Ald. HOBBS. Henry C. THORNHILL, William H. W. P. Thornhill, HEIMIBROCK, George. Mrs. Sarah Helm- Durham, N. C. R. F. D. 2, box 18, Pineville, La. Street, Covington, Ky. Michael. Mrs. M. Carroll, 918 40121 brock. 836 Banklick HOTLTIIAN, TRESIDDER, Tohn. Montague Rogers, HEMPHILL, Fred C. Mrs. Agnes Hemplill, Brook Avenue, New York. N. Y. Richardson Street, Grass Valley, Cal. Aberdeen, Wash. J. Clark House, Troupsburg, 121 Harri- 307 West Heron Street, HOUSE, Ernest TRIPOLI, Joseph. Frank Tripoli, HINES, Alfred L1. Mrs. B. Hines, 16 North N. Y. son Avenue, Dunmore. Pa. Sainaw. Mich. William Wieden- Fourth Avenue, Algernon H. Mrs. Mary Heusen, WIEDENHEFT. Edward. HINGER, Carroll Snearman. Edward C. Hin- HOITSEN, haft, R. F. D. 1, De Pere, WA. 917 Washington Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. East ger. 202 West High Street, Mount Vernon, .T. E. Ingersoll, 419 WIESE, Harry. Mrs. Minnie Wiese, 2412 Ohio. INGERSOLL, Harold C. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Eact Street, Warren, Pa. Fifth HOULE, Theophile. Mrs. Theophile Houle, Ro- WOODS, Charles S. Mrs Bulle Victoria INGRAM, Isaac S. Dio Cleyson Ingram, Street El Pasp. Tex. 59 Brook Street, Willimantic, Conn. mance, Jackson County, W. Va. Woods, 2511 Richmond THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. 27 OVERSEAS CASUALTY LIST USE OF CEMENT INENGLAND HOUSE, Owen. George House, Delton, Wis. MODERMANEdward. FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES HOUSTON, William T. Mrs. Clair Samuel- 84 P venue, East Detroit, Mich. son, 2115 %rover Street, San Francisco, Cal. OLIVER, ames A. Mrs. Sophia Oliver, Consul Dennison at Birminghiam, Eng- HOWARD, Everett. Mrs. Meda Howard, 574 Brown East Curtis Street, Aberdeen, Wash. OLSEN, Brt Anton C. Olson, Superior, land, reports: HOWELL, Earl W. Mrs. Bettie H. Howell, Mont. Blanchard, Okla. ORLANDO, Angel. Augest Orlando, 112 That concrete is going to play an im- INLOW, Walter. Mrs. Flora Dockery, R. F. South Twenty-sixth Street, Billings, Mont. portant part during the reconstruction D. 1, Blanche, Ala. PALMER, William C. William C. Palmer, period after the war ISRAEL, Aaron. L. Israel, 138 Acushnet Ceinjock, N. C. in the United King- Avenue, New Bedford, Mass. PALMER, William H. Daniel Palmer, South dom is now generally recognized. The ISRAEL, Erist. Bernhard Israel, 1522 Thomaston old prejudices against its use in favor of I Wright Street, St. Louis, Mo. PANZER, rtin. Mrs. Freda Panzer, 1844 JACKSOF, Verney V. Mrs. Mary P. Sprouse, Avenue, New York, N. Y. bricks are rapidly disappearing. Augusta Springs, Va. PRESLEY, Dayton. Jacob R. Presley, Des- Naturally the selling price of bricks JACOBSON, Adil W. Julius Jacobson, Clear- kins, Va. has, in conunon with other manufactures, brook, Minn. PROBST, Frederick. Mrs. Pauline Probst, 40 JEWELL, Carl Henry. William Henry Star Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. materially advanced. In prewar times, Jewell, Burton, Kans. PROCTOR, Flave. James Proctor, Gore, Ohio. owing to keen competition, prices of JIRIKOVEC, John 11. John C. Jirikovec, PROVENCHER, Edourd. Miss Angilina Small, bricks had been cut to such an extent that 810 Nineteenth Street, Manitowoc, Wis. 367 Harvard Avenue Manchester, N. H. JOBSON, Clarence F. Chris F. Jobson, 706 PRYOR, Frank L. Mrs. Harriet Pryor, 905 In many instances they were being sold Pullman Building, Chicago, Ill. Orchard Street, Toledo, Ohio. at practically cost price, and even below JONES, Emmons. Miss Eva Jones, Virgilina, RICE, Elbert F. W. P. Rice, Jerome, Idaho. cost in some districts. Under such cir- Va. ROCKER, Harry. Mrs. Margaret Rocker. KADY, Joseph A. Gabriel Kady, 36 Central 1711 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. cumstances concrete construction made Avenue, New Brunswick, N. J. SCHNIEDERWINDT, Frank T. Theodore little progress owing to its greater cost. KELLEY, Thomas L. Patrick Kelley, 234 Sehneiderwindt, 515 Dundee Avenue, Elgin, Cypress Street, Brookline, Mass. Ill. Use of Cement for Road Building. KOlILHASS, Louis. Mrs. Kohlhass, 202 SCHOCK, Harry A. Harvey E. Schoeck, Wick Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Emporia, Kans. Attention has been called here to the KOTILMAN, Edwin Fred. Mrs. Barbara SHERMAN, Albert F. H. C. Bruce, 77 Union successful employment of concrete for Kohiman, 4051 Lincoln Avenue, St. Louis, Street. Milford, N. H. Mo. STOKES, John J. Elbert Green Stokes, road construction in the United States LOCIK, Makipiu. Andy Vosknipi, 112 West- O'Donnell, Tex. and to its advantages for carrying mod- home Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. STONEBACK, Carl M. Mrs. Amanda M ern traffic. The main roads of Great LOCKHART, John T. Mrs. Jessie Lockhart, Stoneback, Pine and Sltgreaves Streets, 516 South Marengo, Alhambra, Cal. Fasten, Pa. Britain are built of macadan and usu- McCAl)RON, William J. Patrick McCarron, TRILLING, Louis. Mrs. Cecelia Trilling, 507 ally treated in some way or other with 4 Burns Street, Cambridge, Mass. West One hundred and seventy-ninth tar. Their maintenance is expensive and McMASTERS, Carl W. Thomas Hardmon, Street, New York, N, Y. Clearlield, Pa. WAGNR, Irvine. Charles Wagner, Bloom- under present conditions of traffic they McMILLON. Isaac S. William A. McMillon, field, Mont. are incapable of carrying very heavy R. F. D. 2, Evensville, Tenn. WEEDEN, Clarence. Charles Weeden, Graf- MeTIGHE, John. Patrick MeTighe, 29 Lin- ton, N. Y. loads or continuous traflic running at coln Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. WEEKS, James Graham. A. J. Weeks, Collc- high speeds. The roads of this country MAGNANTI, Giuseppe. John Magnanti, 49 ton, S. C. have, in most parts, been deteriorating Humbrect Street, Princeton, N. J. rapidly owing to the heavy MESSICK, Russell F. Mrs. Mary C. Messick, W WEsC erman A. traffic conse- Harrisonburg, Va. quent uport military activities and ab- MESSINA, James. Vito Messina, 303 Lou- WOODYARD, Dallas. Mrs. Evelyn Wood- sence of adequate repair. The problem nier Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. yard, Reedy, W. Va. MESSINA, Salvatore. Gicome Messina, 517 WRIGHT, Ely. Charles Wright, Batesville, of reconstructing these roads is therefore East Fifteenth Street, New York, N. Y. Ark. one of the great questions to be under- MESSNER, Lloyd. lake Messner, 515 East ZTJL, Hubert J. Mrs. Mary ZurI, 57 Atlan- taken after the war and the successful Union Street, Millersburg, Pa. tic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. METZ, Roy. Mrs. Elizabeth Metz, Shinston, WOODS, Daniel. Joseph Weeds, 526 East use of concrete as a road material in the NY. Va. Willard Street, Philadelphia, Pa. United States has impressed Britishers to such an extent that concrete will likely have an important part in road building 55099. Guard of honor at the head of Presi- in this country in the future. dent and party in Place de l'Opera on their way to Hotel de Ville, Place de l'Opera, Paris, Concrete Railway Sleepers. War Pictures Released Seine, France. December 16, 1918. 35100. Continuation of party sholng Gen. Another direction in which the use of By the General Staff 'asker I. Bliss and Gen. Pershing in second carriage. Place de l'Opera, Paris, Seine, concrete may be expected to develop is France. December 16, 1918. noted in an article that appeared in the The following United States official 35106. Mrs. was cordially last number of the Times Engineering received by the French people on her way to photographs are released by the His- the Hotel de Ville, Paris, Seine, France. Do- Supplement, from which it appears that torical Braitch, Wae Plans Division, Gen- cember 16, 1918. experiments in the use of concrete rail- eral Staff. Prints may be obtained at 35107. Gen. Bliss and his party in their car- way sleepers have been carried out by riage, Paris, Seine, France. December 16, 1918. 25 cents each from the Photographic Sec- 35108. Gen. Pershing and Ambassador Jus- British railway conipanies for some years tion, Signal Corps, Eighteenth Street and serand in their carriage. Paris, Seine, France. past. The growing shortage and the in- Virginia Avenue NW., Washington, D. C.; December 16, 1918. creasing cost of timber have compelled 35119. Left to right: Admiral William S. phone, Branch 3783, Main 2570. Benson; Capt. R. Barnard, of the French railway engineers to give serious con- 34897. An American observation balloon Navy: Lieut. Commander S. Hurd. aid to Ad- sideration to the possibility of employing falling in flames after being attacked by a miral Benson. Paris, Hotel de Crillon, Seine, concrete on a large scale in track work.- German aviator. Near La Claire, Mduse, France. December 20, 1918. France. September 26, 1918. 35121. Mr. Henry White, member of Ameri- Commerce Reports. 35061. Group of German officers and guards can commission to negotiate peace, and his ai, who carried out the transfer of German guns Second Lieut. R. E. Condon, Infantry, Paris, and ammunition to the American Army. View Hotel de Crillon, Seine, France. December 20, shows, the party with carriage in front of 1918. By J. C. Chase. photo laboratory, Signal Corps. First Division headquarters, Landres, Meurthe 35354. Group of refugees returning to their Paris, Seine, France. December 7, 1918. et France. November 18, 1918. homes after the Germans had retreated. Bois 35517. Copy of a portrait of Herbert 35062. German officers ,and guards who de Beliers, Ardennes, France. November 9, Hoover Food Administrator. By J. C. Chase, turned over property to Abnerican officers at 1918. photo laboratory, Signal Corps. Paris, Seine, First Divisioir headquarters. Lieut. Carl 35355. Refugees on road at Bois de Bellers, France. December 7, 1918. Schindler, Lieut. Carl Schmidt, Lieut. C. Wel- Ardennes, France. November 9, 1918. 35593. Portrait of Mr. George Creel, chief' lows, and Lieut. E. M. Leffier, all of the Ger- 35362. Lieut. Col. Roosevelt, jr., and Mrs. of Coammitte on Public Information, at the man Army. Landres. Meurthe at Moselle, Roosevelt at Romagne, Meuse, France. No- Hotel Grillon, Paris, Seine, France. December France. November 18, 1918. vember 13, 1918. 18, 1918. 35063. View of German officer in command 35363. Gen. Parker talking to Lieut. Col. 35600. King Victor Emanuel of Italy and of transfer detail of German guns and ammu- Rosevelt and wife. Romagne, Meuse, France. President Poincare riding down the Champs nition. First Dihision beadquarters, Landres, November 13, 1918. Elysees Boulevard immediately after the ar- NIeurthe et Moselle, France. November 18, 35485. Mother and son return to thlr home rihal of the former. Paris, Seine, France. 1918. to find the Germans had left their " kultur " December 19, 1918. trail behind. Dun Sur Meuse, Meuse, France. 35621. American Commission to Negotiate 35078. View of parade of American troops Peace. Gen. Tasker II. Bliss and staff. Left of Eighteenth Infantry, First Division, march- November 14, 1918. to right: Col. W. S. Browning. General Staff; ing through Luxemburg. Luxemburg. No- 35550. H. L. Rogers, major general, U. S. Col. S. D. Embick. S. C.; Gen. Tasker Hl. vember 21, 1918. Army, chief quartermaster, A. E. F. Paris, Bliss; Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, General Staff; 35087. Close-up of two 42-centimeter guns Seine, France. November 22, 1918. - Lieut. Col. W. B. Wallace, General Staff. Cril- at Spincourt left by the Germans. Spincourt, 35516. Copy of portrait of Edward N. Hur- Ilon Hotel, Paris, Seine, France. December Meuse, France. November 17, 1918. ley, president Emergency Fleet Corporation. 27, 1918. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1919. LIST OF RELEASED AMERICAN PRISONERS ESTIMATED COAL PRODUCTION REACHING VARIOUS POINTS FROM GERMANY DURING WEEK ENDED JAN. 18 The -United States Geological Survey Department announces that C(LLINGS, Herbert, private. Mrs. Edith Col- issues the following: The War lin.. mother, .18 Hillside Avenue, New the following-named soldiers have been linii, Conn. The production of bituminous coal in reported released from German prison BIlNEl, Harryg E., private. Mrs. William H. the week ended January 18 is estimated to France: Dirny, mother, 334 nrand Avenue, New at 9,943,000 tons, a decrease of 423,000 camps and returned Haven, Cunit. . Ro1lE10S, Joseph, Jr., private-. Joseph Rogers, BERNARD, Leon S., private. Mrs. J. 0. Ber- toils, or 4 per cent, compared with the father, Seranton, i. nnrd, mother, Mount Auburn Street, Hop- week of January 11, but an Increase over Mc-(lMl'K, Everett .. Sergetat. Mrs. kinton, Mass. the same period of 1918 of 16.5 per cent. Mdge el orn'mick. wife, Chincook, Mont. WILKINSON, Vivian, private. Mrs. Flora LYNI'll, William F., private. Mrs. Mary Wilkinson, mother Sandyville, W. Va. The daily average in the week of' January Lynch, mother, -108 Second Avenue, New NORTON, Frank W., private. Mrs. James 18, 1919, is estimated at 1,657.000 tons, York. N. Y. Saitley, mother, 338 Adams Street, Wil- compared with 1,422,000 tons the same KANE, Bruce M., private. Mrs. T. C. Kane, linisport, Pa. mither. Osceola. Ark. HOLDER, Paul L., aviator. J. M. Holder, week of 1918 and 1,738,000 tons in 1917. BER EF SI Sandorof, private. Peter Beressi, 1018 West Seventh Street, Hastings, Nebr. Production in January. 1917, was not father. 60 East Worcester Street, Worces- UtlY, lert, lieutenant. Mrs. Bert Guy, wife, hampered by storms such as were en- ter. Mass. 700 Fourth Street, New Haven, Conn. ZARVITCHI, Thomas G., private. Jul Go, CARMAN. Timothy E., sergeant. George Car- countered in January, 1918, nor by lack friend, Meriden, Conn. man, brother, Woodmere, N. Y. of market as this year, as many con- 1HAPIRO, Benjamin, sergeant. Charles ANDERSON, Robert A., lieutenant. Dr. sumers are using coal from storage ac- Wolaberg, brother-in-law, 15 Pierce Street, Robert W. Anderson, father, 1390 Beretanlo r vere. Mas. Street, Honolulu, Hawaii. cumulated last summer, and production WEISEND. Lawrence L., private. Peter P. RILEY. Harold W.. lieutenant. Mrs. A. L. is probably less than current consump- Weizend, father, R. F. D. No. 3, Newark, Riley, St. Cloud, Minn. tion. Ohio. PAWLIK, John. private. Mrs. Mary Pawlik, CAVTRARTO. Salvatore, private. Frederick mother, 31 (Grote Street, Buffalo, N. Y. The estimated production of bitiininous Castrarto, 7 Second Street, Salmon Falled LEAVER, Leonard, private. Mrs. Joseph coal from April 1, 1918, to date is N. HI. - Leaver, mother, 160 Weehawken -Street, 476,563,000 net tons, an Increase of nearly BIUNO. Frank, private. Carmela Bruno, West -Hoboken. N. J. 431 East Seventy-sixth Street, New York, IRELAND, Walter A., lieutenant. Warren 30,000.000 tons. or 8 per cent, over the N. Y. Ireland, father, box 15, Sewell, N. J. corresponding period of 1917-18. CARNEY, John A., corporal. E. Carney, Estimates of the production of Penn- father 5o9 Park Place. Brooklyn, N. Y. The following are reported released CLINE. Lawrence R., private. John L. Cline, sylvania anthracite show contitued im- father, Yelin, Ill. from Camp Altdam, Germany, and- to provenient In the. output which, for the FUCHS, Irving. private (first class). Mrs. have arrived in Leith, Scotland: week of January. 1918. is 1,786,000 net Rose. Fuchs, 984 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, MOTT, Samuel, private. Mrs. Geo. Mott, N. Y. no'hrr, Michicott, Wis. tons compared with 1.651.000 tons the GOLDBERG Julius, private (first class). NICIiTIIAUSER, A., private. Joseph Nich- previous week and 1,719,000 tons the Esther doldberg, 010 Howard Avenue, thans'*r, Tath r, 78 Prospect Park, West corresponding week of 1918. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. W: TERS Frank A., corporal. Mrs. Frank A. Wafera, mother, 045 Madison Avenue, The following are reported releasea New York, N. Y. - Reported released from Camp Munche. TORRIZO' Fred J., private. Mrs. Rose Tor- from Camp Muncheborg, and to haive ar- bery and to have arrived at Altdam, De- rlso, 701 Union Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. rived in Leith, Scotland: cember 12: EAGLEY, Elbert H., lieutenant. George W. TINGO, Peter J., private. Mrs. - Anthony 232 Ringgold Street, Peekskill, BROOKS. Frank, private. Abtaham Brooke, Btuley, Tino, mother, 2419 Arthur Avenue, Bronx, father, 5 Erksley Street, London. N. Y. N. Y. Reported released from German prison The following are reported released The following are reported released from German prison camp Altdam, and camps: from Camp Stargird, and to have arrived PIENDLEY, A. L., private. Mrs. Jane Pendley, will sail from Stettin, Germany: in Leith, Scotland: molher, Dunbar, Ky. PILOTTI, Joseph private. Mrs. Stella Mu- .- AMES, Harry K., private. Mrs. S. C. Di- CANTNER. Harvey E., private (firpt class). sunnti si-ter. Slovan, Pa. moild, mother, 123 ilight Street, Bristol, C. A. (ardner. Hngerstown, Md. STERN, Philip, private. Edward Klein step- R. I. RATHBUN. Frank Edward, private. Mrs. father. 124 Allen Street, New York, N. Y. Helen Rathbun. wift, 1690 East Elghty-first LFV:IS, Daniel L.. private. Mrs. Anna Lewis, The following reported released .from Street. Cleveland, Ohio. niti hr. 406 Storrs Street, Taylor, Pa. Camp Zwickau, and to have arrived in SCINAGL, Joseph F. private. Anna F. PARitAMORE, Abbott W., private. G. B. Par- Sehnagl. sister, Mantorville, MinAn. aRmore, father, Eurekp, Fla. Leith, Scotland: HEINRICHS, Waldo H., lieutenant. Jacob Heinrichs, father, Ford Buildin, Boston, BLINN, Boyd S., corporal. Mrs. Anna Blinn, MILLER. Henderson. George C. Miller, father, mother, A43 Grove Avenue, New Brighton, Mass. . Fo-ler, W. Va. NELSON Theodore V., Lieutenant. ,Mrs. The- ROliRIQUEZ, Jose, private (first class). Mrs. Information received in War Depart- odore lqelson, mother, 1706 Byron Street, H:odoval Rodriques, mother, 331 Bigfoot Chicago, Ill. Slreet. Fan Antonio, Tex. ment regarding the following-named BANNER, Gustave, private. Mrs. Beck Ban- GREELY, Frank corporal. Thqmas Greely, prisoners as indicated below: ner, mother, 105 Ridge Street, New York, father, 3X6 Central Avenue, Newark. N. .T. Reported released from N. Y. FR 'VA Conertto, private. Frank Froa, Camp Limburg, SMITH, Jos. E., private. Mrs. Edwin A. i-biher. 389 State Street. Perth Amboy, N. J. Germany. Smith, S South Division Street, Jonev.1e, CI'IfNITI, Savorio, private. Anthony Citri- LEVENSTEIN, Harry, private. Abbie Leven- Wis. niti, father, 710 Jay Street, Utica, N. Y. stein. brother. 75 East Forty-fifth Street, ROU('l, Ernest A.. privntn. Mrs. Mar" L. New York, N. Y. Rouch, mother, 452 Dumiper Street, York. The following are reported released WALKER, Alfred H., lieutenant. H. R. from German prison camps and are now. Walker, brother, Main Street Pharmacy, BROCINER. John, private. Mrs. Tillie Baud- Durbom, N. C. ler, sister. 724 Eist One hundred and fifty- in territory occupied by allies: IIAPGOOD, Herbert B., private. G-orge U., sixth Street. Bronx, N. Y. ACKERLY, Samuel S.* George B. Aekerly, lHapgood, father, Oak Street, Shrewsbury, KAMPF. Karl G., private. Mrs. Antonie father 647 Monroe ktreet, Brooklyn, N Y. Mass. Kawapf. mother. 442 West One hundred and MOREAN, Otho, private. J. D. Morgan, twenty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. lather, Campbell, Tex. Reported released from Klein Witten- DREW, ('has W., linutenant. Mrs. S. E. burg, Germany: Reported returned to duty, after eap- Tinw. mothes, 240 West Seymour Street, Ing from German prison camps: ULLMAN. David L., Mrs. Henriefta Ph i I -- 1 phia, f'a. siergeant. E.. lieutenant. GEMEt1IA, Martin .T., private. Mrs. John S. l'llman, mother, 541 Elnwood Avenue, WALTER, Martin . Martin Itlnalo, N. Y. Wallior. 119 West Seventh Street, Mount Gersema. mother, Apfington, Iowa. Carmeal. Ill. IIA 1, Lyle George, lieutennut. Mrs. George K'LLI:lEltlW. Floyd S., private. George Kille- W. liea l, mother, R. F. D. No. 2, Charlotts- brew, father, Au-tin, Tex. Rdported released from Merseburg and ville, Va. - WINSLOW. Alan, lieutenant. William Ier- Reported released from Camp Merse- to have arrived at Altdam: min Winslow. father, .River Forest. Ill. burg. Germany: FERRIS, William J.. private. Mrs Alice Mc- LEITIiAUSER. Grover C., private. Frederwck IlRANDSTETTER, Peter .T., private. Mrq. Celfish, sister, 620 Plum Street, Eri, Pa. W Leithauser, father, 39 South Hillside, Ave- Glen Ritdh', N. J. David Drandstetter, mother, 1030 Sixth Reported released frola Enunons Sea- MARVIN, nue. Ford City, Pa. William F., private. Mrs. Minnie BRIGS, Gorge, private. Arthur IT. S'hoff, berg, 2d Reserve: Facey. stepsIster, 110 Columbus Avenue, N. H. New Haven, Conn. friend, R. F. D. No. 1, Woodsville, HIGGINS. John J.. private. Mr. Anna Hig- SIIEEITAN. John A.. sergeant. Mrs. Nora gins, mother, 1135 South Sixteent Street, Reported released from Camp Langen-- Philadelphia, Pa. Sleehan, piother, 18 South (lovernor Street, salza, Germany: lnd-Iford, Conn. Altdam: O'CONNEJ. Dinnis F., private. Miss Mary MADSEN, Ralph, private (first class). Mrs. Reported released from O'Connor, sister, Fairlawn Avenue, Water- Annal Madsen, mother, 27 Edmund Place, BUFFUM, Thomas, aviator. J. W. Ashwell, bury, Conn. Newark, N. J. 1400 Watching Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. . 29

I LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Wells-Butcher Supply Co., Seattle, meat Newman Clock Co., New York, watchman's blocks. clocks. Acme Forge Works, Seattle, lifeboat davits. De Voe & Reynolds, New York, paint andI EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION American Iron & Wire Works, Seattle, angle putty. iron.t United Brass Manufacturing Co., East or- Harold Blake Co. Aberdeen, cement. ange, globe valves. C. S. Barlow & kons, Tacoma, cement and U, T. Hungerford Brass & Copper Co., New Following is a list of purchases by the - fire clay. York, copper ribbons, unions, nipples, cou-* United States Shipping Board Emergency A. M. Castle & Co., Seattle, mild steel, angle- plings, and ells. Fleet Corporation: iron fittings. McMann & Taylor, New York, check valves, Cragin & Co., Seattle, brass screws. flanges, nipples, iron piping, and ells. Supple-Balling Shipbuilding Co., Portland, Churchill & McBride Co., Tacoma, bilge J. W. McGowan & Co., Cincinnati, water Oreg., flanges. strainer and cover. end of boiler pumps and pilot valves. Associated Engineering Corporation, Port- Crane Co., Tacoma, fittings. William H. Harris, Jr., Providence, lumber. laud, Oreg., blocks. Crane Co., Seattle, fittings. Para Crude Oil Co., New York, oil. The Peerless Pacific Co., Portland, Oreg., Enterprise Brass Foundry Co., Seattle, National Lead Co., New York, red lead, flanges, tees pipe, and valves. gears. sheet lead, and lead pipe. M. 1. iefty, Portland, Oreg., clips. Eagle Brass Foundry Co., Seattle, bronze J. K. Larkin Co., New York, rivets. Oregon Marine & Fisheries Supply Co., Port- sea chests. Usoline Products Co., New York, petroleum. land, Oreg., cable clamps. Edwards Ice Co., Seattle, ammonia fittings. Rhode Island Covering Co., Providence, as- Olds, Wortman & King, Portland, Oreg., air Ehrlich Harrison Co Seattle, iron bark. bestos. port curtains and tapestry cloths. W. P. Fuller & Co., geattle, alcohol. Lebanon Chain Works, Lebanon, Pa., Portland Bolt & Manufacturing Co., Port- Franklin Tool Works, Seattle, bolts, nuts, shackles, land, Oreg., lag studs. and screws. Duplicator Manufacturing Co., Chicago, The Simmons Co., Portland, Oreg., pipe A. Gehri & Co., Tacoma, iron pump drip commercial duplicators berths and standees. pans. Woodhouse Manufacturing Co., New York, Meier & Frank Co., Portland, Oreg., galley Galbraith Bacon Co., Seattle, sand and ce- couplings. equipment. ment. Marine Manufacturing & Supply Co., New The Gauld Co., Portland, Oreg., flanges. Grays Harbor Iron & Machine Works, Ho- York, felt. Gillen & Chambers, Portland, Oreg., mag- qulam, propellers. National Marine Lamp Co., Forrestville, Grays Harbor Ship Chandlery Co., Aber- lamp chimneys. nesia covering. deen, marine equipment. Co., Portland, Oreg., oil. Fairbanks Steam Shovel Co., Marion, Ohio, M. Seller & Co., Portland, Oreg., galley Grays Harbor Hardware Co., Aberdeen, steam valves, piston rod glands, and cross- hardware. heads. equipment. Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation, Aber- American Metalware Co., Portland, Oreg., T. S. & J. D. Negus, New York, liquid card deen, mild steel, sheet iron, fittings, insulation compass. coffee urns. material, electrical equipment, and pipe cover- Kilham Stationery Co., Portland, Oreg., John Simmons Co., New York, black pipe desks. ing. and bathroom fixtures. Hofius Steel & Equipment Co., Seattle, iron. Allen & Reed Co., Providence, globe valves Oregon Brass Works, Portland, Oreg., brass Ilefferman bilge discharges, evaporator blows, and bronze Engine Works, Seattle, fittings. and copper gaskets. Hunt -& Mottet Co., Tacoma, chain, iron, Chadwick Boston Co., Boston, lead wire. bolts. steel pipe, fittings, and hardware. Columbia Wire & Iron W. V. Egbert & Co., Newark, pipe. Works, Portland, H. W. Johns-Manville Co., Seattle, mag- International Compositions Co., New York, Oreg., iron fittings for sea chests. nesia and pipe covering The Beebe Co., Portland, Oreg., tiller rope. material. paint. Mason Electric Co., Seattle, electrical fit- American Standard Shipfitting Corporation, Fobes Supply Co., Portland, Oreg., push but- tings. tons and lamps. Providence, fire-door jams crow's nests, lintels, Northwest Ice Machine Co., Seattle, am- flanges, mast and boom fittings.. Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., Portland, monia fittings. Oreg., paint, oil, steel, valves, and miscel- Belcher & Loomis, Providence, radiator Meese & Gottfried Co., Seattle, bars cold- covers, electric condult, pipe clips, spark plugs, laneous hardware. rolled shafting. Pacific Tent & Awning Co., Portland, Oreg., wood blocks, oil, shackles, and Weed chains. flour and rope slings. Henry Mohr Hardware Co., Tacoma, waste Estey Bros., Greenpoint, Long Island, cop- cans. per screen mesh. Goodyear Rubber Co., Portland, Oreg., gauge Northwest Electric Co., Tacoma, strand glasses, fire brackets, gauge glass washers, and Chas. Cory & Son, New York, mechanical wire. pulleys, chain and binder sleeves. hose. Pacific Coast Portland Cordage Co., Portland, Oreg., ma- Engineering Co., Seattle, nails, Jos. Crowell, Newark, shingles. wedges, and ice machine fittings. Lansing Lumber Co., Providence, lumber. nila rope. Pacific Coast Coal Co., Portland Marine Supply Co., Portland, Oreg., Tacoma, coal. Chas. C. Gardiner & Co., Providence, lumber. Pacific Ammonia & Chemical Co., Seattle, C. D. Durkee & Co., New York, boiler gauge rat guards, cargo hooks, chipping hammers, ammonia. mops. log slates, squeeges, revolvers, glasses, iron rods, and lanterns. rockets, J. P. Ruddy Co., Tacoma, hardware. Rhode Island Welding Co., Providence, blue lights, chain slings, logs, ensigns, and Seattle calking irons. Oxygen Co., Tacoma, hydrogen and acetylene gas. oxygen. United States Rubber Co., New York, rubber Honeyman Hardware Co., Portland, Oreg., Stetson Post Lumber Co., Seattle, lumber. cutlery and deck equipment. washers. Sunde & d'Evers Co., Seattle, wire. Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., Providence, hard- Avery & Co., Portland, Oreg., cap screws, Seaborn Shipyards Co., Tacoma, washers. machine bolts, stove tack. bolts, and washers. St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., Tacoma, John Monroe & Sons, Brooklyn, sheathing W. P. Fuller & Co., giaphite and lard. lumber. felt. American Marine Paint Co., Seattle, copper Seattle Plumbing Supply paint. Co., Seattle, piipe Burrows & Kenyon, Providence, lumber. fittings. W. K. Barkham Co., Newark, sash frames, J. Bornstein & Sons, Seattle, steward's sup- Seattle Hardware Co., plies. Seattle, Iron, mild door screws, fir doors, saddle and cypress. steel, and hardware. Hahne & Co., Newark, kitchenware. T. F. Clark Co., Seattle, rat guards. Tacoma Foundry & Machine Shop, Tacoma, Baltimore Tube Works, Baltimore, copper Fraser Patterson Co., Seattle, linen. fittings and cast-iron pieces. tubing. Fobes Supply Co., Seattle, electrical goods. Tacoma Trading Co., Tacoma, coal. Dudley Hardware Co., Providence, Japanned Gutta Percha & Rubber Manufacturing Co., United States Rubber Co., Seattle, packing butts and wire spikes. Seattle, hose. and hose. Parker, Chadsey & Co., Providence, miscel- Max Kuner Co., Seattle, nautical instru- Walstad Machinery Co., Tacoma, bolts and Inmeous hardware. ments. hex nuts. Lowman Doe & Little Coal Co., Providence, coal. & Hanford Co., Seattle, books and West Coast Iron Works, Seattle, cast iron, W. A. Case & Son Manufacturing Co., Buf- charts. flanges, and machige bolts. falo, galley range boiler and stand. Mill & Mine Supply Co., Seattle, wire rope Western Engineering Co., Seattle, steel. Baker, Carver & Morrell, New York, lye, and bar iron. Walworth Manufacturing Co., Seattle, pipe hard-tack, soap, gauge glass, galvanized steel, Norris Safe & Lock Co., Seattle, safes. fittings and pipe. nanila rope, and miscellaneous supplies. Portland Cordage Co., Seattle, rope. General Fire Extinguisher Co., Providence, A. P. Smith Manufacturing Co., East Orange, Pacific Net & Twine Co., Seattle, ship chan- tees, lock nuts, bushings, unions, ells, nipples, hydrants. dlery. and pipe. Crane & Co., Bridgeport, gate and check M. Seller Co., Seattle, steward's supplies. E. L. Morris Co., Providence, wood transfer valves and flexible joints. Schwabacher Hardware Co., Seattle, hard- cases. United Lead Co., New York, lead wool and ware. American Hardware Co., Bridgeport, rope, paint. Steam Supply & Rubber Co., Seattle, ther- brushes, and miscellaneous hardware. Jas. Walker Co., Baltimore, pins and rails. mometers, packing, and waste. Davenport Manufacturing Co., New York, William M. Harris, Jr., Providence, lumber. Seattle Office Equipment Co., Seattle, furni- baling machine. Benjamin Electric Co., New York, glass ture. Morgan Hardware Co., South Norwalk, ther- globes. Scott, Sugden & Lamont, Seattle, boiler mometers and electric lights. Chapman & Bangs, . Bridgeport, machine tubes. Boston Store, Norwalk, pillow cases and bolts. cheesecloth. Hessel & Hoppen, New Haven, friction tape. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co., Seattle, medi- L. B. Barth cines. & Son, New York, aprons, table John A. Roebling & Sons, New York, rope. covers. and kitchen ware. Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co., New York, Safety Ladder Co., Seattle, ladders. Vought & Williams, New York, steel, coal. Sherwin-Williams Co., Seattle, paint and wrought iron and angle Iron. American Steel Split Pulley Co., New York, brushes. Arthur C. Harvey Co., Boston, steel. pulley. Standard Oil Co., Seattle oil and grease. Congdon & Carpenter, Providence, steel, Crannell, Nugent & Kranzer, New York, mis- United States Flexible Mfetallic Tubing Co., iron, and miscellaneous hardware. cellaneous electrical supplies. Seattle, metallic steam hose. Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, New York, steel. Montgomery & Co., New York, horsehair and Whiton Hardware Co., Seattle hardware. Crannell, Nugent & Kranzer, New York, sulphur flour. Washington Mattress Co., eattle, mat- electrical supplies. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, Newark, tresses and cushions. James A. Potter Co., Providence, lumber. graphite flake and oils. 30 THE OFFICIAL5 T. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. I LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I W. & J. Tlebout, New York, canvas, fire Associated Engineering Corporation, Port. Mill & Mine Supply Co., Seattle, wire rope bricks, poultry wire and miscellaneous hard- land, Oreg., wood blocks. and swivels. ware. Wagner Furnace Bridge Wall Co., Portland, T. & B. Foundry Co., Tacoma, bushings. 0 Peerless Rubber Manufacturing Co., New Oreg., bridge wall sections. Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works, Seattle, York, piston rods for pump and deck machin- Portland Furniture Manufacturing" Co., tank steel, iron, and ventilators. ery-asbestos fiber anld cloth, woven wire, wood Portland, Oreg., mattresses. Pacific Net & Twine Co., Seattle, ship chand- fiber, gaskets, magnesite, and asbestos ball Castle & Co., Seattle, strap iron. lery, shackles, and chain. rope. Portland Iron Works, Portland, coupling Pacific Coast Engineering Co., Seattle, nails, Topping Bros., New York, wood blocks, hose, bolts.* eyebolts, and wedges. chain, anchor shackles, and miscellaneous Columbia Steel Co., Portland, cheek Plates. -Puget Sound Bridge & Dredge Co., Seattle, hardware. Oregon Brass Works, Portland, evaporator fittings. Wagner Electric Co., New York, circuit blows. Puget Sound Iron & Steel Works, Tacoma, weights and brushes. Peier & Frank Co., Portland, ribbon. monkey tiller. Clark Bros., Milldale, Conn., bolts and nuts. Pacific Coast Coal Co., Portland, coal. Seattle Plumbing Supply Co., Seattle, pipe George Stratford Oakum Co., Jersey City, Fleischner-Mayer & Co., Portland, mat- fittings. oakuim. tresses. Sherwin-Williams Co., Seattle, paint and The Palo Company, New York, chemical sup- Ohio Rubber Co., Cleveland air hose. brushes. plies and clinical thermometers. Luetkemeyer Co., Cleveland, sealing wax and Seaborn Shipyards Co., Tacoma, cement and Candee, Smith & Howland Co., New York, twist drills. steel for steering gear. * cement. C. H. Leimbrock, Cleveland, knurled brass in- Stetson Post Lumber Co., Seattle, lumber. Gulf Refining Co., East Providence, kerosene. serts. Standard Oil Co., Seattle, oil. Groton Iron Works, Noank, Conn., lumber. J. 3. Sheppard, Cleveland, blocks and pedes- Scott, Sugden & Lamont, Seattle, sheet iron. Stevens Aylesworth Co., New York, split tals. St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., Tacoma, thimbles, wire cable. and links. Scott-Uljman Co., Cleveland, switch handle lumber. Henry Maurer & Son, New York, fireclay. stems. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co., Seattle. soda. Franklin Machine Co., Providence, filler Strong, Carlisle & Hammond, Cleveland, es- Schwabacher Hardware Co., Seattle, hard- pieces. cutcheon pIns. ware. Pettingell-Andrews Co, Boston, outlet box, C. I. Capps Co., Jacksonville, brass stan- Steam Supply & Rubber Co., Seattle, ther- faze blocks, ring covers, angle covers, mis- chlons. mometers, hose, steam packing, and fittings. cellaneous electrical equipment, key sockets, Standard Supply Co., New Orleans, oils. Seattle Hardware Co., Seattle, hardware. and covers. H. W. Johns-Manville Co., New Orleans, Suiide & d'Evers Co., Seattle, pipe-covering, Federal Steam & Sup ply Co., Boston, olls. asbestos cement and pipe covering. shackles, and chain. N. E. Telegraph & Telephone Co., Boston, C. T. Patterson Co., New Orleans, swing Walworth Manufacturing Co., Seattle, pipe installation system. check valves. and fittings. Lincoln Diliaway Co., Boston, manila rope. A. W. Cash Co., Decatur, Ill., valves. Washington Machinery Depot, Tacoma, Chas. C. Hutchinson, Boston, cord. Woodware-Wight & Co. (Ltd.), New Or- blocks. Taylor Instrument Co., Rochester, ther- leans, reducing bushings, galley material, Wright Shipyards Co., Tacoma, lag studs. mometers and salinometers. black pipe, bolts, and nuts. United States Rubber Co., Seattle, packing Dodge Haley Co Boston, spikes. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., New and hose, A. C. Harvey Co., Boston, sheet iron. Orleans, pipe. Walstad Machinery Co., Tacoma, strainers Worthington Pump & Machine Co., Buffalo, Variety Manufacturing Co., Chicago, lad- and e've lags. piston ring springs. ders and rails. Whiton Hardware Co, Seattle, hardware. Jenkins Bros., Boston, sprocket rims, guides, American Metal Hose Co., Waterbury, steam J. Bornstein Sons, Seattle, steward's sup- anl chain. hose. pues. Walworth Manufacturing Co., Boston, Crane Co., Chicago, coil springs and black T. F. Clark Co., Seattle, rat guards. flanged tees. nipples. Fraser Patterson Co Seattle, linens. Baneroft & Martin, Portland, refined iron. American Sheet & Tin Plate Co., New Or- Grote Rankin Co., Seattle, rugs- W. L. Blake & Co., Portland, unions, eils, leans, iron. Max Kuner Co., Seattle, nautical instru- bushings, lubricators, gaughs, packing, cotton The Fairbanks Co., New Orleans, globe ments. wicking, brass and Iron pipe, and pipe fittings. valves. Lowman & Hanford Co., Seattle, charts and Chas. q. Chase & Co., Portland, fire clay. Munion & Co., New Orleans, sheet lead and books. John S. Conley & Co.. Portland, soap. brass unions. Portland Cordage Co., Seattle, rope E Corey & Co., Portland, angle and re- Marty Foundry Co., Meridian, Iffss., hawse Pacific States Electric Co., Seattle, elec- fined iron, cold rolled, soft, and machine steel. trical goods. Walter Corey & Co., Portland, curle hair. Well Gutmaun Supply Co., New Orleans, Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Seattle, pilot Edwards & Walker, Portland, hex nuts, pipe. bread. waslers, cap screws, sights, glasss, and nails. Illinois Steel Co., New Orleans, black iron. John A. Roebling's Sons, Seattle, wire rope. Emery Waterhouse Co., Portland, machine Newport Rolling Mills Co., Newport, Ky., M. Seller & Co., Seattle. Steward's supplies. bolts, screws, nuts, washers, cotter pins, an- sheet iron. Safety Ladder Co., Seattle, ladders. nealed wire, paint, and miscellaneous hard- L. Wong Manufacturing Co., New York, United States Flexible Metallic Tubing Co., ware. blower. Seattle, metallic steam hose. Kilby Car Foundry Co., Anniston, Ala., Columbia Rope Co., New York, manila rope. F. II. Forbes & Co., Portland, galley smoke- awning stanchions. Barker, Chadsey Co., Providence, wire nails. stacks and tin. Tall Mountain Co., Chicago, insulation. General Electric Co., Harrison, N. J., lamps. Chas. Guptilli & Co., Portland, sewing twine. Boland Machine Works, New Orleans, rig- W. R. Austin, South Norwalk, trahimission R. K. Jordan & Co., Portland, flanges and ging details, cover wrenches. cv';tIngs. Statufer Eshleman & Co., New Orleans, H. W. Johns-Manville Co., New York, pack- Maine Electrie Co., Portland, flanges. wood screws. ing, asbestos sheeting. McDonald Mfg. Co., Portland, lamber. Texas Oil Co., New Orleans, asphalt. Morgan Hardware Co., South Norwalk, ma- Megquier & Jones, Portland steel Coleman E. Adler Co., New Orleans, clock. chine bolts and shields. Porteous, Mitchell & Braun, Portland, 3arn. Dowles Co., Seattle, valves. Elmer & Amend, New York, calcium chlo- Portland Rubber Co., Portland, steam hose. Rolph Mills Co., Seattle, condenser tubes. ride. C. T. Swett Co., Portland, manila rope. C. S. Barlow & Sons, Tacoma, sand and ce- Doe & Little Coal Co., Providence, coal. McMyler Interstate Co., Cleveland, crane ment. Topping Bros., New York, paint, oil, fl'uges, grate. Crain & Co., Seattle, brass rod. steel, and miscellaneous hardware. Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., A. f. Castle & Co., Seattle, iron, steel, W. & J. Tiebout, New York, washers. Baltimore, filter bags and holders. shafting, spikes, and rivets. Ashton Valve Co., New York, valves. Sparrows Point Store Co., Baltimore, wire Ehrlich Harrison Co., Seattle, iron bark. MeMann & Taylor, New York, check valves, gauges. Enterprise Brass Foundry, Tacoma, fittings. plug cocks, ells, unions, plugs, locknuts, and Baltimore Forwarding & Transport Co., Bal- Fobes Supply Co., Seattle, electrical fittings. tees. timore, fuel. W. P. Fuller & Co., Tacoma, paints. The Gulf Refining Co., East Providence, oil. T. T. Hungerford Brass & Copper Co., Bal- W. P. Fuller & Co., Seattle, paints. The Crandall Packing Co., New York, steam timore, condenser tube ferrules. Grays Harbor Iron & Machine Works, Ho- packing. John E. Han & Sons Co., Baltimore, nautical quiam, flanges. David Liner & Sons. New York, sash tools, Instruments. Franklin Tool Works, Seattle, strainer fitches, paint, brushes, bushings, nipples, and M. Seller & Co., Portland, Oreg., silverware, plates, valve fittings, mild steel, and lag tees. cutlery, chinaware, tinware, mops and brooms. screws. The Durable Manufacturing Co., New York, Honeyman Hardware Co., Portland, Oreg., Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation, Aber- packing. scoops, machinist's vise, pinch bars, saws and deen. Iron, steel, pipe fittings, and lumber. The Boston Store Co.. Norwalk, doormats. miscellaneous hardware. Heffernan Engine Works, Seattle, hardware Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City., Pacific Tent & Awning Co., Portland, Oreg., and fittings. crayons flour slings, rope slings and ventilator covers. Hunt & Mottet Co., Tacoma, steel, hardware, C. F. Slauson & Co., Norwalk. stove polish, Peerless Pacific Co., Portland, Oreg., chain and fittings. Irving Pitt, New York, binders. tongs, pipe and fittings, valves and petcocks. Issueson Iron Works, Seattle, monkey tillers. W. A. Bonnell Co. (Inc.), New York, snatch Portland Marine Supply Co., Portland Oreg., T. S. Jenkin Co.. Seattle, steel sections. blocks and rope Iron. logs, lights, rockets, flds chain slings and mar- Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., Portland, G. S. Green Co. (Inc.), New York, strap lin spikes. pipe. and tipping hooks. Lamb Machine Co., Hoquiam. flanged ells. United Brass Manufacturing Co., East Norris Safe & Lock Co., Portland, Oreg., C. C. Moore & Co.. Tacoma, lacings. Orange. valves and cocks. safe. Nortnwnst Ice Machinery Co., Seattle, Mason Manufacturing Co., New York, plumb- Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., Portland, valve'. lag Supplies. Oreg., vise, drills, cold chisels, hammers, flash- II. W. Johns-Manville Co., Seattle, pipe npeakman Manufacturing Co., Wilmington, lights and miscellaneous hardware. covering. flanges. Goodyear Rubber Co., Portland, Oreg., deck Meacham & Babcock Shipbuilding Co., Weaver Co., New York, brushes. hose, nozzles and reducers. ,,cattle, pipe,' Belcher & Loomis, Providence, saw blades. Avery & Co., Portland, Greg., bolts, machine X. Nelson & Sons, Aberdeen, fittings. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, Newark, nuas, screws anti washers. Marine Supply Co., Seattle, wire thimbles. gasoline and oil. THE OFFICIAL TU. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1919. 21 .1 LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I National Lead Co., New York, gauge sheet Shipping Board housing, Newburgh, electri- Fort Riley, Kans.: National Refrigerator Co., lead. cal material, $7.20, Bryant Electric Co., St. Louis, Mo., Refrigerators, $4,000. James Walker Co.. Baltimore, pine and rails. Bridgeport, Coun. Fort Omaha, Nebr.: National Refrigerator S. G. Winakes & Co., Newark, mineral salts. Walter Reed General Hospital, District of Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $1,440. Allen & Reed Co., Providence, ells, tees, and Columbia, plumbing material, $60.13, Krause Fort Robinson, Nebr.: National Refrigerator plug cocks. & Roberts, Baltimore, Md. Co., St. Louis Mo., refrigerators, $1,440. Crannell, Nugent & Kranzer, New York, elec- Big Bethel water development, direct-cur Fort Crook, Nebr.: National Refrigerator tric wire. rent generator and panel, $641.40, Westing- Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $320. U.' T. Ilungerford Brass & Copper Co., New house Electrie & Manufacturing Co., Washing- Fort Brady, Mich.: National Refrigerator York, copper ribbon. ton, D. C. Co., St. Louis Mo., refrigerators, $320. William ILHarris, jr., Providence, lumber. Army supply base, Brooklyn, N. Y., struc- Jefferson Barracks, Mo.: National Refrigera- Hayes Diefendifer Co., New York, brass tural steel and miscellaneous, $800, Belmont tor Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $1,920. body. Iron Works Philadelphia, Pa. Vancouver Barracks, Wash.: Natihtnal Re- De Voe & Reynolds Co., New York, paint. Philadelphia quartermaster terminal, mis- frigerator Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, Braley & McLaughlin, Providence, registers. cellaneous Iron, $445, Steward & Stevens Iron $3,200. General Fire Extidguisher Co., Providence, Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Fort. Ethan Allen, Vt.: Alaska Refrigerator flanges and pine. Woodbury bag-loading plant, hydrants, Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $1,600. G-orge Stratford Oakum, Jersey City, $197.40, War Service Bureau, Washington, , Mass. : Alaska Refrigerator Co., oakum. D. C. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $100. National Lead Co., New York, white lead. Fort Thomas, Ky refrigerators, $778.75, Fort Douglas, Utah: Alaska Refrigerator Dudley Hardware Co., Providence, machine Western Refrigerator Manufacturing Co., St. Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $800. bolts, nuts, and washers. Louis, Mo. Fort Baldwin, Mo.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., James A. Potter & Co., Providence, lumber, Fort Barry, Cal., refrigerators, $211.50, Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. Gastuer, Curran & Bullitt, Boston, coal. Western Refrigerator Manufacturing Co., St. , Mass.: Alaska Refrigerator Binney & Smith Co., New York, chalk. Louis, Mo. Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $040. John Polachek Bronze & Iron Co., Long Port of embarkation, Newport News, Va., Fort Banks, Mass.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., Island, shafting. miscellaneous Iron, $10.05, Maryland Bolt Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigeraters, $320. Stevens Aylesworth Co., New York, deck Baltimore, Md. Fort Getty, R. I.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., scuttle. Azalea, N. C., kitchen equipment, $96.50, Muskegon, Mich. refrigerator, $160. Bailey Electric Supply Co., New York, steel Bernard Gloekler Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Fort Wayne, Mich.: National Refrigerator braid. Fort Clark, Tex., watt-hour meter, $1,225.82, Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $1,440. United States Rubber Co., New York, rubber Saugamo Electric Co., Springfield, Ill. Fort Snelling, Minn.: National Refrigerator gasket. Sam Fordyce, Tex., plastic roofing cement, Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $1,600. Warren Chemical & Manufacturing Di- $03, Barrett Co., Washington, D. C. Fort Sheridan, Ill.: National Refrigerator vision, New York, asphaltum. Camp Meade, Md.: Maryland Bolt Co., Bal- Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $1,120. Electrical Supply & Equipment Co., Hart. timore, Md., hardware, $122.35. Fort MacKenzie. Wyo.: National Refrig- ford, sockets. Aberdeen Proving Grounds: Crane Co., Bal- erator Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $960. Bryant Electric Co., Bridgeport, seckets. timore, Md., fittings, $7.87. Fort Worden, Wash: Western Refrigerator Para Crude Oil Co., New York, oil. Fort Warren, Mass.: Alaska Refrigerator & Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrig- J. H. Hillman & Sons Co., Pittsburgh, coal Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $320. erators, $778.75. A Sidney Davison Coal Co., New York, Boise Barracks, Idaho: The Brecht Co., St. Fort Winfield Scott, Cal: Western Refrig- coal. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $474. erator & Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., SNkes & Co., Chicago, ventilators and cowls. Fort Ward, Wash., Western Refrigerator & refrigerators, $2,024.75. William Bayley Co., Springfield, access ManufacturIng Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigera- Fort Rosecrans, Cal.: Claos & Lehnbeuter doors. tor, $153.75. Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigera- Don ningtown Iron Works, Downington, Pa., Fort Casey, Wash.: The Brecht Co., St. tors, $308. stralnograph set.- Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $474. Letterman General Hospital, California: II. G. Trout Co., Buffalo, N. Y., gauge for Fort Baker, Cal.: The Brecht Co., St. Louis, Clies & Lehnbeuter Manufacturing Co., St. prop-ller shaft and hub. Mo., refrigerators, $474. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $308. American Insulating Co., Philadelphia, Fort Missoula, Mont.: The Brecht Co., St. Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.: Western Refrig- magnesia pipe covering. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $632. erator & Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., JI. P. Devine Co., Baffalo, condensers. Fort Levett, Me. : Alaska Refrigerator Co., refrigerators, $5,189.73. Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling Mills, De. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. Portsmouth Water Development: Multiplex troit, copper sheet. Fort Leavenworth, Kans. : National Refrig- Manufacturing Co., Berwick, Pa., valves, $990. Anies Iron Works, Oswego, N. Y., pumps. erator Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, Edgewood, Md.: War Service Bureau, Wash- Blaw-Knox Co., Pittsburgh, mast table. $5,000. in/ton, D. C., valves, $34. Crane Co., Chicago, flanged casting. , Mass.: Alaska Refrigerator Presidio of San Francisco: National Refrig- Blake Pump & Condenser Co., Holyoke Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $480. orator Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $4,000. .Mss., spares. Fort Lyon, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., Fort Flagler, Wash. : Brecht Co., St. Louis, Scranton Pump Co., Scranton, spares. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. Mo., refrigerators. $474. Ilooven, O-ens & Rentsehler Co., Hamilton, West Point, N. Y.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., Fort Douglas, Utah: Brecht Co., St. Louis, Ohio, crosshead. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $800. Mo., refrigerators, $1,422. Merchant & Evans Co., Philadelphia, radia- Fort Popham, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co-., San Diego Barracks Cal: National Refrig- tor shields. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. erator Co., St. Louis, ko., refrigerator, $100. Keasby Mattison Co., Ambler, Pa., muill- Fort Pickens, Fla.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., Fort Geo. Wright, Wash.: Brecht Co., St. board. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. Louis, Mo., refri.orators. $63-. Hay Foundry & Iron Works, New York, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.: Alaska Refrigerator Fort Benj. Harrison, Ind.: National Re:frig- boliar foundations. Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $1,280. orator Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigarators, Prick Co., Waynesboro, Pa., grease and oil Fort Columbia, Wash. : Grand Rapids Re- $1 920. cups frigerator Co., Grand Rapids, Mich., refrigerq- Fort Yellowstone, Wyo.: Western Refrig- Tindel-Morris Co., Eddystone, shafting. tor, $100. erator & Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., H. B. Smith Co., Westfield, Mass., radiators. Fort Mansfield, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator refrigerators, $467.25). Smalley-General Co., Bay City, Mich., con- Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. denser tubes. Fort Constitution, N. H. : Alaska Refrigera- Taunton-New Bedford Copper Co., Taunton, tor Co., Muskegon, Mich,. refrigerator, $100. Ma.. brass sheets. Fort Williams, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., FARCHITECT OF TREASURY American Clay Machinery Co., Bucyrus, Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $800. Ohio, devil claws. Fort Greble, R. I.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., American Hoist & Derrick Co., New York, Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $480. windlass spare parts. Fort Foster, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., The Supervising Architect of the Treas- National Tube Co., Philadelphia, steel tub- Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160. ury has awarded the following contracts: ing. Fort Preble, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Co., Detroit post office: Cleaning, painting, etc., Fairbanks Co., Philadelphia, pipe covering. Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $320. William Grohne Co., Joliet, Ill., $3,534. Hyde-Windlass Co., Bath, Me., clutch pieces. , Mass. : Alaska Refrigerator Co., New York post office: Alterations in south L W. Johns-Manville Co., Philadelphia, Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $160 lobby, etc., Bernard Knopp, New York City, asbestos millboard. , Mass.: Alaska Refrigerator 95,094. Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerator, $100. New Orleans Marine Hospital: Outside Charleston Ordnance Depot, Miller Lock Co., service, etc., H. W. Bond & Bro., New Or- Philadelphia, Pa., hardware, $65.08. leans, $2,200. Mount Union Sulphuric Acid Plant: War New York Marine Hospital: Remodeling at- Service Bureau, Washington, D. C., cast iron tendants' quarters, Alfred C. Uhirich, New CONSTRUCTION DIVISION pipe, $1,000. York City, $43,752. L I Fort Adams, R. I: Alaska Refrigerator Co., Montgomery (Ala.) post office: Alteratlons, Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $480. James Hodgson, Montgomery, Ala., $8,700. The Construction Division of the Army Fort McKinley, Me.: Alaska Refrigerator Charleston eustomhouse: Roof repairs. etc., Co., Muskegon, Mich., refrigerators, $960. Julius E. Smith, Charleston, S. C., $9,200. has awarded contracts as follows: Fort Miley, Cal.: National Refrigerator Co., Atlantic City post office: Installing conduit Charleston port terminal, switching equip- St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $220. and wiring and lighting fixtures, Strang Elec- ment, $1,518.37, General Electric Co., Wash- Columbus Barracks, Ohio: National Refrig- tric Co Philadelphia, $2,044. ington. D. C. orator Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators $960. Cleveland Marine Hospital: Additions to Charleston port terminal, lighting arrester, Fort Meade, S. Dak.: National Refrigerator plumbing system, C. J. Gleason, Jasper, Ala., $615, Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $1,280. 2,850. Co., Washington, D. C. Fort Des Moines Iowa : National Refrigera- Springfield (Ohio) post office: New look- Army supply base. New Orleans, glass, tor Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators $1,920. out, William Grohne Co., Jollet, Ill.. $2,371. $979.25, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., New Fort Logan, Colo.: National Refrigerator Mobile Quarantine Station: Repairs to York, N. Y. Co., St. Louis, Mo., refrigerators, $960. wharf, etc., M. T. Judge, Mobile, Ala., $18,386. 32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919. SUBSISTENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR ARMY DURING MARCH, 1919 Listed below are the subsistence require- Bids are to be opened by the various zone event said recommendations reach this office ments for the United States Army for domestic supply oficers on February 11, 1919, and no not later than February 15, 1019. The sub- consumption in March, 1919. bids are to be received after 12 in., eastern sistence division office will approve or dis- Prospective bidders are notified that in all time, on that day. approve bids not later than February 18, 1919, probability a reduction in the quantities listed The zone supply officers have been Instructed but all bids should be submitted with the will occur, due to chang& in the status of as soon as practicable after bids are opened to understaniding that they are subject to ac- forces in this country and other conditions mail or telegraph all offers recommended for ceptance by the Army up to midnight, Febru- due to demobilization, acceptance to this office, provided that in any ary 20, 1919. Subsistence supplies-Total March requirementsfor domestic consumption by the army.

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Cornmeal: I Total. 35 White (in sacks)...... Pounds...... 8,000 ...... 2,000 00,000 70,000 36 Yellow (in sacks)...... do...... 120,000 ...... 2,300 ...... 122,300 Baking powder 138 i-pound...... Cans...... 36 1,200 1,236 38 1-pound...... do...... 168 168 38 5-pound...... do...... 656...... 272 ...... 272 373 Yeast, food, Arkady...... Pounds...... 3,000 43 Iomnmy, coarse (in sacks)...... do...... 0 ...... 2 000 Tea, Ceylon, i-pound...... Cans...... 36,000...... 600 Tea, black: ...... 4a 69 E. B. (in bulk)...... Pounds...... 400 10,400 71 Oolong (in bulk)...... do...... 160 160 Tea, green: ...... 10,000 74 Japan------do...... 240 ...... 240 75 Y. 11. (in bulk)...... do...... 240 240 96 Ginger, 2,0iW ...... '-pound...... Cans...... 3,600 ...... 6,000 98 Nutmog, I-pound...... do...... 240 - - - ...... 1253 565 119 Sirup, issue (in cans)...... Gallons...... 36,00...... 1,062 57,062 Lemon extract: ...... 120 2-ounce...... Bottles...... 1,200 ...... 1,200 121 sounce------...... do...... - ---...... :-.0...... 1,000 ...... 7,24 .64 Vanilla extract: ...... 6,000 123 2-once...... do ...... 1,008 22,008 124 8-ounce------...... do...... -...... _ . 1,000 129 Apple butter, No. 3...... Cans ...... ---...... -..--...... 240 16,200 134 Asparagus...... do...... -.- 14,400 04 14,904 140 Beons, Ima ...... - ...... do...... -.- ...... 2,000 ...... 5,0,)0 145 Bluing, ball...... Boxes...... _....._...... 1,440 ...... 1,440 Candy: 15 Chocolate, 1 pound-.-...... Cartons. 4,800 4,800...... 1,216 7,200 18,016 167 Lemon drops, 1 pound...... do...... 1,800 3,00...... 332 6,000 11,732 159 Stick, 1pound...... do...... 1,200 3,60 1 ...... 1,236 3,600 9,636 Chocolate: ...... 1791 Plain, J-pound...... Packages...... - 240 4,800 5,040 18i Vanila, i-pound...... "**do...... 2,256 ...... 12,000 23,810 190 Cocoa, Breakfast, i-pound------Cans...... 24,000 ...... 10,000 20, 010 54,016 198 Coffee, roasted and ground, 2-pound...... do...... 2,400...... 7,200 9,600 Cracekers: 1,200 201 Ginger, No.1...... Cartons...... 960 3,600 ...... 72 1, 800 6,432 Assorted (Sunshine)...... Packages...... -...... 24 24 204 Graham, No. 1...... Cartons...... 7,200 ...... 2,400 9,600 207 Sods, No.1...... do...... 18,000 ...... 3,24 21,224 211 Water, No. 1...... do...... 480 480 - 219 Farina, No. 1 -...... -Packages...... 2,400 ...... 5,000 ...... 2,400 7,400 224 Gelatin, 1-ounce...... do...... 3,600 7,200 7,9,%... 216 11,016 233 Hornrin;, 1,e, No.3...... Can...... 18,000 24,000 ...... 49,956 241 Listerine...... Bottles..:...... 360 ...... 1,200 ...... 1,20 ...... 1,600 242 Lobster, No. 1...... Cans...... 120 244 Macaronitin bulk)...... Pounds...... 40,000 ...... 100,000 ...... 140,000 ...... 1,272 252 Milk, malted, No. I...... Bottles...... 72 ...... 1,200 253 Mincemeat, No. 3...... Cans...... r...... 1,000 ...... 1,000 ...... 48 255 Molasses...... Quart cans...----- ...... 48 ...... 257 Mushrooms, 1 kilo...... ans...... 0... 480 960 ...... 1,440 262 Oatmeal. No.2...... Cartons...... 3,600 2...40.0 71,600 ...... 1,000 261 Oil, olive .... B...... Bottles...... 1,000 1,200 265 ... do...... Quart cans...-.--- 4, &D 240 6,800 9,8 ...... I,000 270 ...... 2,676 266 Olies...... Pint bottles...... 2,400 1,00 Oysters: ...... 269 No. 1...... S 0 ...... 1,000 ...... 1,000 269 No. 2...... do...... 288 1 800 ...... 288 10,770 Pepper: ......

273 Cavenne, 2-ounce...... Bottles...... 96 1,896

2714 Chill Colorado, 8-ounce...... Cans...... 1,200 Pickles: 275 Chowehow...... Pita...... Pintars...... 20 6,120 277 Gherkins...... do...... 5,000 278 Do ...... Quart jars...... I,800 ...... 1,800 279 Mixed...... intjars. 1 200 ...... 124 1,324 720 280 Do...... Quart jars...... _ 720 ...... 283 Plum pudding, No.2...... Cans...... 1,248 Preserves: ...... 289 Damson, No. 2 -...... do...... 4,800 4800 292 Raspberr. No-...... do...... 7,2(0 ...... 630 7,836 293 -No.o~...... I ...... do ...... 4,800 --- 4488 5,288 Salt: 100,000 302 Rock (blocks)...... Pounds...... 303 Table, 3-pound...... Bags...... 100,000...... - ----...... I ----.I--... 1,40..---- ...... ------:1 -....----. ... 1,400 Sauce: 311 Tomato catsup...... Pint bottles...... 50,000 ...... 36,000 24,000 3,016 24,000 ...... 137,'01f; 12 Worcestershire...... Small bottles...... - - - 3,600 984 3,600 ...... So% e...... 321 Pounds...... 1 40,000 1 ...... :.. 00W0 ...... 100,000 54,500 100,000 ...... 384,600 325 Shaving ...... Cakes...... -...-...... 10,000 10,000 328 Toilet, standard brands...... -- do...... -... ..-.--.-_ ------2,1P ...... 3,144 330 Sirup, maple, 4-gallon...... Cans...... 1,200...... -...... 1,056 .... N...... 2,256 240 2,400 ...... 2,M4 331 Soup. tomato, No. 1...... 10,800 332 .....do ...... 12,000 ...... 4,800 ...... pinach, No. 3...... 334 Corn. I-pound...... Packages...... 6,000 24,000 ...... 20,000 5,600 ...... 336 Laundrv. I-pound...... do..------..--.. 2,400 .... 2,5W0 ...... 108 ...... 7,20 ...... 23 468 343 Tpicea, I-pound...... do 90 Sda, bakmng...... dodo...... 9 ^6 " '