PUBLIJHED DAZLY under order of TZrE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATEJ by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL. Chairman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. X. GOVERNMENT Activities

VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919. No. 523 RESTRICTIONS UPON PRIVATE "NEAR BEER " RESTRICTIONS NEW WAR TRADE BOARD RULING AIRPLANE EXHIBITIONS INU. S. LIFTED BY PROCLAMATION REVISES LICENSE REGULATIONS WITHDRAWN BY PROCLAMATION The Food Administration has been ad- ON CERTAIN, GOODS INTRANSIT vised that the President signed, In Paris ISSUED ON DECEMBER 16, 1918 on January 23, a proclamation removing METHOD FOR FILING DOCUMENTS the restrictions upon the manufacture of " near beer." This proclamation, how- Permits for Flying Now Granted to ever, can not become effective until the Instructions Given as to Shipments seal of the United States is attached Qualified Civilians by the joint thereto by the Department of State And of Specifed Origin and Destina- Army and Navy Board on Aero- no one can safely act on this information tion Passing Through the United until the proclamati6n has become ef- nautic Cognizance. fective. States-Customs Rules.

President Wilson has issued, under The War Trade Board announces in a date of December 16,1918, a preclamation REPORT ON THE FLAG INCIDENT new ruling (W. T. B. R. 544) the revi- revbking the proclamation of January 1, sion of the regulations under which ship- 1918, which imposed restrictions upon INADRIATIC ISMADE PUBLIC ments of certain origin and destination, private airplane exhibitions in the United the importation of which has been other- States. Secretary Daniels makes public the fol- wise licensed, may be exported without The proclamation follows: lowing report from Admiral Benson re- an individual export license when the ceived in reply to the Secretary's cabled' same are conveyed in transit through the "BY THE PRESIDENT Or THE UNITED STATES request to Rear Admiral Niblack, com- territory or via any port of the United or AMERICA. mander of the American forces in the States. This regulation, effective Janu- "A PROCLAMATION. Adriatic, for a report on any incident ary 28, 1919, rescinds W. T. B. R. 465, ap that might ha-ve given "Whereas on the 1st day of rise to the story of issued January 2, 1919. January, thd "seizure" at Jelsa on January 16, 1918, a proclamation was issued forbid- Issued Through ding the exposition of aircraft in the 1919. of the Dinara by Italian forces: Customs Service. United States or its possessions; and " The Italian Government has been au- (1) Special export license No. RAC-42 "Whereas, the reasons requiring such thorized by the Adriatic naval committee has been issued through the Customs prohibition have ceased: to requisition all Austria-Hungarian mer- Service and authorizes the exportation of chant vessels, to be controlled by " Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, the al- shipments of all commodities originating President of the United States, do here- lied maritime council. The refusal of in any foreign country and destined to by repeal and annul the said proclama- some of the crew on particular ships to go any foreign country when the same are tion, and do remove the prohibition there- to sea under the Italian flag is attributed conveyed in transit through the territory in imposed upon private aeroplane ex- to ill feeling toward the Italian people. or via any port of the United States, ex- hibitions. " The naval committee has adopted an- cept that shipments from or to Mexico, " In witness whereof, I have hereunto other plan to guarantee that the ships go Central America, South America, and the set my hand and caused the seal of the Into service, numbering six in all, three West Indies are limited to the following: United States to be affixed. of which were requisitioned by the United (A) Ship-ients in either direction be- ' Done this 16th day of December, in States to fly the United States flag at the tween any colonies of England or France the year of our Lord 1918, and of the main and the interallied flags aft. Simi- in South America, Central America, or independence of the United States of lar treatment accorded other three ships the West Indies and any other country in America the 142d. to be requisitioned by the British. Naval the world; (B) shipments in either direc- " Woonow WILsoN. representatives have given written per- tion between any point in Central Amer- "By the President: mits to each ship to proceed to sea. ica, South America, Mexico, or the West "ROBERT LANSING, " The Italian authorities had not been Indies, and the United Kingdom. France, " Secretary of State." advised on the decision of the naval com- Italy, or Japan (including their colonies, mittee in connection with the steamship possessions, and protectorates) ; and (C) Flying Permits Now Granted. Dinara. shipments from one point in Mexico *^ " The United States and allied flags The joint Army and Navy board on another point in Mlexco passing throt were hauled down by the Italian senior the United States en route. aeronautic cognizance announces that officer and the Italian colors hoisted, the permits for flying are now granted to ship not being seized. After the matter Transit Shipments in United States. qualified civilians who apply according was referred to the Italian senior officer, 2. In transit shipments arriving at the to the requirements of the President's he stated that the act was done through United States by rail or vessel for re- proclamation of February 28, 1918. All Ignorance, and, after expressing regret, export under RAC 42 may be consigned applications should be addressed to the the United States and allied flags were to the ultimate consignee at point of joint Army and Navy board on aeronau- again hoisted." destination or to an agent In the United tic cognizance, Sixth and B Streets NW., States for reshipment, and if consigned Washington, 5. C. to an agent, the railroad waybill or ves- In making an application for a 1lying Additional Military Units sel's manifest must bear the name and license the civilian is required to for- Assigned to Early Convoy address of the ultimate consignee at point ward a copy of his or her certificate or of destination, and such notations shall be license showing that the Individual Is transcribed therefrom to the carrier's qualified as a pilot The War Department authorizes publi- cation of the following information: customs manifest or copy of vessel's The application must lbe supplemented manifest presented to the collector of cuo- with full Information as to the nature of The following organizations have been assigned to early convoy: toms. the aerial project contemplated; the 3. Upon arrival of such In transit ship- fmancial backing; the means to be taken Fifth Englneers. ments at port of entry, the railroad agent to insure the reliability of motors and the Quartermaster Casual Company No. 4. Cement Mill Casual No. 8. or the vessel's agent shall present to the (Continued on page 2,) Four-hundredand ighty-fifthAero quadrop, collector of customs a copy of the car-

4. : , 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 119 rier's customs manifest, Form 7512, or a copy of the ship's manifest or portion. NATION'S BUSINESS MEN ASKED thereof, upon which shall be clearly Fatalities at Flyfig noted the shipments which are in transit. Fields in United States TO MAKE SUGGESTIONS TENDING This copy shall bear: A. The name and TO IMPROVE POSTAL SERVICE address of the ultimate consignee, in ac- The War Department issues the cordance with paragraph 2 herein; B. The following statement' of fatalities notation " Special Export License RAC- The Post Office Department issues the which occurred at flying fields, following: 42 "; and C. The number of the import camps, etc., in the United States dur- license under which the shipment is to The Post Office Department has sent Ing the week ending January 18, out a circular letter to more than 15,000 be imported into the United States. 1919: If the shipment is not covered by a business men, firms, boards of trade, and Carruthers Field, Benbrook, Tex- 8 chambers of commerce throughout the special (PBF) import license an individ- Post Field, Fort Sill, Okla... - 1 unl import license is required. country inviting suggestions and con- Total ------4 structive criticisms which may tend to Shipments by Rail. the improvement of the Postal Service. 4. If the shipment is by rail, the col- " The. Post Office Department desires lector of customs will, upon giving entry, to maintain the postal service at a high allow the shipment to proceed to port of standard of efficiency," says the letter, exit accompanied by the carrier's fbani- SAYS WAR DEPARTMENT ISNOT " and make it meet the necessities and fest. requirements of the public. Notwith- 5. The collector of customs at port of CLASSIFYING OPINIONS OF PEOPLE standing the extraordintry conditions prevailing during the war the Depart- exit will allow the goods to be exported Statement by the Secretary of War under RAC-42, and forward the extra ment has attempted to do that which no January 27, 1919: other country at war has undertaken, copy of Form 7512, or the extra copy of I am receiving the ship's manifest, to the War Trade telegrams and letters namely, to conduct the Postal Service with regard to a list of persons handed without curtailment or restriction of fa- Board, Washington, D. C. to the Senate committee by Mr. Archibald The attention of shippers is called to cilities or conveniences to the public and the fact that goods given entry into the Stevenson, who is represented in news- at the same time perform the numerous paper accounts as a member of the Mili- additional duties and war activities im- United States as in transit shipments may tary Intelligence Division of the War De- not be diverted for domestic consumption .posed upon it.- I am not aware of any partment. Mr. Stevenson has never been way in which we can .get in as close or reconsigned to a consignee other than an officer the one named on the entry documents de- or an employee of the Military touch with postal needs as through the scribed in paragraph 2, unless authority Intelligence Division of the War Depart- business organizations and representa- ment. tive business men of the country. for so doing has been obtained from the ) I am told that he and a number of War Trade Board. associates " With this end in view I am request- The attention of shippers is further have, throughout the war, ing that you advise me promptly whether called to the fact that RAC-42 is an ex- sought to analyze books and newspaper your Postal Service is satisfactory and contributions with a view to determining the necessities of the business in- port license and does not license the entry the opinions of their writers toward the meets of any in-transit shipment or authorize war. I personally have no sympathy with terests; if not, what are the existing de- any shipment in conflict with the trading- the publication fects wherein the service should be reme- with-the-enemy act. of lists of persons classi- died and improved? fled with reference to their supposed an addressed penalty en- General Import License. opinions and grouped under general desig- " I inclose nations such as " pacifists," which may velope which does not require postage, For the information of shippers their mean any one of a dozen things, some of and I will greatly appreciate an early attention is drawn to W. T. B. R. 540, them quite consistent with the finest loy- reply. isbued January 23, 1919, announcing the alty to the co1tty, and some of them "Respectfully, issuance of general import license PBF inconsistent "J. C. Kodvs, No. 31. This general import license cov- with such loyalty. As a "First Asst. Postmaster Gencral." ers all in transit shipments of unre- matter of fact, the War Department does stricted commodities where shipment not undertake to censor the opinions of fron abroad has been made after Janu- the people of the United States. It has PICTURES WANTED OF AIRMEN ary 21, 1919. The removal of the restric- no authority to classify such opinions. tions on commodities now restricted In the particular list accredited to Mr. will Stevenson there are names of people of KILLED INFLYING ACCIDENTS automatically bring such commodities un- great distinction, exalted purity of pur- der the effect of this general license. The Director of Military Aeronautics Reference pose, and life-long devotion to the highest is made in W. T. B. It Z40, in Interests of Ameri-a and of mankind. desires to have photographs of the offi- connection with shipments made after cers named below, who were killed in January 21, 1919, that PBF No. Miss Jane Addams, for instance, lends 31 will dignity and greatness to any list in which airplane accidents and for n hom fields of supersede general import license PBF No. her name appears. the Air Sertice have been named. So 12 and PBF No. 25 in so far as it may far it has been impossible to get in touch, conflict with such other general licenses. with any relatives or friends of these men. ALLOWS AIRPLANE EXHI{bITIONS. all of whom died several years ago and (Contihued from page 1.) whose records in the War Department Ocean Freight Rates Cut are incomplete. upkeep of planes; types and condition of Accordingly, it is desired, if this comes To Ports in the Far East planes; and the number of hours each has to the attention of anyone acquainted been flown. The number of mechanics with these men or with their families, The Shipping Board announces the foL- to be employed should also be stated. that the necessary information be fur- lowing reduction in ocean rates from New In short, a complete detailed report is nished this office, attention Personnel York for the last ha of February load- desired, and standard forms of applica- Section, in order that an effort may be ing: tion are furnished upon request to the made to procure photographs. For Calcutta and Colombo.-Reduced secretary, Lieut. L. G. Haugen, Division Lieut. Moss L. Love (Cavalry). from $45 per ton, weight or measurement, of Military Aeronautics. to $1.10 per hundred pounds, or 60 cents Lieut. Joseph D. Park (Cavalry). per cubit foot, ship's option. Lieut. Lewis C. Rockwell (Infantry). For Madras and Rangoon.-From $30 THREE ANTIBOLSHEVIX ARMIES. Lieut. Lewis W. Hazelhurst, jr. (Sig- pa ton, weight or measurement, to $1.20 nal Corps). per hundred pounds, or 65 cents per cubit Positions of Forces in Russia According Lieut. Eric L. Ellington (Cavalry). foot, Option. to Advices from Helsingfers. Five of the Army flying fields have ship's been named after these officers. According to advices from Helsingfors, there are three anti-Bolshevik Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no, armies op- erating in Russia-the Siberian Army, took Koltas and is now proceeding along red tape--Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP advancing from Perm on Viatka Niomma; the railway on Viatka; and the Western to-day. the Eastern International Army, which International Army, pressing on Kjatkas. THE OFFlCIAL U. 1S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 PLAN TO KEEP ALL NAVY MEN INSURED WITH COVERNMENT OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES AFTSR RECEIVING DISCHARGE ON PEACE CONFERENCE INSTRUCTORS TO MAKE CAMPAIGN The following offlcial communiques bon, ambassador, French delegate at were Issued at Paris on January 27, the peace conference, to appoint mem- Men Now Specially Being Trained bers of the missions in accordance 1919: with the decisions Zf the plenary ses- to Visit Demobilization Camps Morning Communique. sion of Saturday, the 25th of Janu- and Encourage Continuance of The President of the United ary. The following were appointed: States, the primo ministers and for- League of nations---3elgium, Mr. Risks After Leaving Service. ign ministers of the allied and as- Hymans; Brazil, Mr. Epitacio Pps- sociated powers and the Japanese soa; China, Mr. -E. Wellington Koo The Navy Department issues the fol- representative met this morning at (plenipotentiary) ; Serbia, Mr. Pes- lowing: the Quai D'Orsay from 10130 to 12.80, nitch; Portugal, Mr. Janme Batal- Plans by which the Navy Department and defined q program of work and kha Reis (minister plenipotenti- will cooperate with the Treasury Depart- the constitution of new committees ary). Responsibility of the authors ment in the campaign to keep sailors in- for economic and financial questions, of the war-Belgium, not yet ap- sured with the United States Govern- as well as questions relating to pri- pointed; Serbia, Mr. Slobodan Yo- ment after their return to civil life are vate and maritime laws. The after- -vanovitch; Roumania, Mr. Rosen- -announced by Secretary of the Navy noon session continued the exchange thal; Greece, Mr. Politis; Poland, Daniels. of views on the former German -colo- not yet appointed. International A spirited educational campaign has nies in the Pacific and the Far East. legislation on labor-Belgium, Mr. been launched so that every officer and The representatives of the dominions Vandervelde and Mr. Mahaim; Cuba, man in the Navy will be fully apprised and of China were heard. The next Mr Bustamante; Poland, not yet ap- of his rights and opportunities regard- meeting will take place to-morrow at pointed; Czecho-Slovak Republic, ing insurance before he leaves the serv- 11 o'clock. Mr. Benes. International control of ice. Afternoon Communique. ports, waterways, and railways- Training Men as Instructors. Belgium, not yet appointed; China, The representatives of the powers I. E. Thomas and C. T. Wang Four hundred young men under in- with special interests met this after- (plenipotentiary delegate) ; Greece, struction at the Officers' Material School noon at 3 o'clock at the Quai D'Orsay, Mr. Coromilas; Serbia, Mr. Tram- for the Pay Corps at Princeton Univer- under the presld'ency of Mr. J. Cam- bitch; Uruguay, Mr. Carlos Blanco. sity are being given special instruction under the direction of Dr. S. S. Huebner, in charge of the Insurance department in the Wharton School of Finance of the When Spurs May Be Worn License Rules for Rice University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Hueb- ner is being assisted by members of his, By U. S. Army Aviators In-Transit Shipments own staff and by certain officers of the Navy who were well trained in insurance The Director of Military Aeronautics The War Trade Board announces, in work before entering the Navy. From authorizes the following: a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 550), that among these men, about 150 best quall- According to a change in Special Reg- licenses for the importation of rice for fled to conduct this campaign will be ulations No. 41, Uniform Regulations, in-transit shipments may be issued selected and will be given further short 1917, spurs will always be worn with- with- intensive training. On the completion boots whether mounted or dismounted, out requiring that applications therefor of this training, these officers will be de- with the following exceptions: (a) Avia- state the name of the ultimate consignee tailed to all the demobilization camps, tors will not wear spurs, when flying; or the destination to which the rice is training stations, and receiving ships, as (b) spurs will not be worn with field going. All licenses so issued will contain well as to certain ships of the fleet, in boots by officers when on dismounted order that every man may, previous to duty. the clause "void for consumption entry." his discharge, be fully instructed and Before the importer can obtain the nec- may have the benefit of expert advice essary export license to complete his in- transit shipment the bureau of exports regarding Government insurance. that no Government policy should be sur- It is well known that the insurance will require him to furnish the name of rendered. Practically pvery kind of in- the consignee and the destination as ex- granted by the Government t gh the surance, such as straight-life, limited- Bureau of War-Risk Insurance, Treas- plained in W. T. B. R. 545, issued Janu- payment life, 20-payment life, endow- ary 28, 1919. If such efport license is ury Department, gave every man in the ment, etc., may be obtained. an opportunity to secure ipsur- not obtained prior to the arrival of the service The Secretary of the Navy, in further- rice in the United States it will be held ance ip to $10,000 during the period of ance of his determined policy and char- and also the privilege of carry- in bond pending the obtaining of an the war acteristic, desires to give to the men of license. ing this insurance after returning to civil the naval service every possible advan- export life. Five years is allowed after peace tage; and in order to insure that no men is declared to convert this insurance in leave the service without being ac- POREIGN BORN U. S. SOLDIERS. order that the men may have every possi- quainted with his rights to this insurance Soldiers in France who are foreign ble opportunity to carry the insurance on and of the value of this insurance in the born and who have not been naturalized the lowest possible premium rate until years to come, has determined to carry will be naturalided on their return to this those going out of the service might be this instruction directly to the individual country, provided they wish to become reestablished in their former occupa- man himself, and by the direction of the citizens, tile Bureau of Naturalization, tions. Secretary, a Reserve officer, who prior to Department of Labor, announces. The Privilege of Every Man. the war had large experience in handling signing of the armistice halted a plan Every man now carrying Government insurance in a big way, had been ordered to carry on natu'ralization work abroad, Insurance has on his discharge the privi- to the Bureau of Supplies as Navy insur- for which a representative of the bureau lege of converting his insurance at any ance officer, and will conduct under this had gone overseas. time within five years into one of tie bureau the training of the various insur- Already 160,000 men irl uniform have well-recognized forms. Such insurance ance officer, and will direct the educa- been naturalized, and this number in- will be much cheaper than could be ob- tional campaign. cludes practically all aliens in the mill- tained from any of the various life-insur- tary service except those who went ance companies; and this fact, together Bett'er than money because they earn abroad with the expeditionary forces be- with the fact that no physical examina- money; buy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP fore they could be granted citizenship tion is required, makes it highly advisable TO-DAY. under the war legislation. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 MEDALS @meidt 1 0. IBulletin Casualties in Navy AND DECORATIONS Published Every Week Day, Except FOR SERVICE INTHE NAVY Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and The Navy Department reports the fol- Secretary Daniels authorizes the fol- by Authority of Congress. lowing deaths: lowing: Office: No. 8 Jackson Place, Ensign Charles Dwight Sigsbee, jr., Washington, D. C. Tel. Main 5600. United States Naval Reserve Force, died The Bureau of Navigation has sent the Md., Janu- Copies of THE OFFICIAL T. S. BULLETIN Will at Naval Hospital, Annapolis, following circular letter regarding medal be furnished without charge to every post office ary 23, of pneumonia. Wife, Mrs. Agnes legislation and award of decorations to In the United States (to be posted daily, for Falenor Sigsbee, 1800 Cumberland Street, the benefit of the pfiblic, under order of the all ships and stations: Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- Lebanon, Pa. tive officers o the United States Government, Ensign Oswald Brunu Julius Michel- The department's bill governing the and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign sen, United States Naval Reserve FQrce, Governments.--EWARD S. RocumsTER, Editor. award of medals has passed both.Houses (lied at St. Peter's Hospital, Brooklyn, of the Congress and only awaits the N. Y., January 20, of pneumonia. Wife, RATES BY RAIL. President's signature to become a law. One year------$5. 00 Mrs. Grace Michelsen, 2162 Howard Sixnonths_-___-_ -8.00 Street, San Francisco, Cal. As soon as practicable after the enact- One year, postage prepaid to Ensign Frederick Charles Weber, United ment of this legislation a board for the foreign countries_------8.00 Daily. Six months, postage prepaid to States Naval Reserve Force, died at award of medals will be convened at the foreign countries-4. 50 Naval Hospital, Washington, D. C., Jan- Navy Department. Back numbers and extra uary 24. Wife, Mrs. Matilda Agnes copies ------each . 05 Provisions of Bill. Make all checks, money orders, and drafts Weber, 520 Forty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, payable to TiHE OFFIcIAL U. S. BUaterIx. N. Y. This bill provides: First, for a medal of Ensign Gaius Claude MacDowell, United honor to be given to any person who, States Naval Reserve Force, died at while in the naval service, in actual con- United States Marine Hospital, Balti- flict with the enemy, distinguishes him- CANDY BY MILLIONS OF POUNDS more, Md., January 19, of pneumonia. self by gallantry and intrepidity at the SENT OUR SOLDIERS OVERSEAS Wife, Mrs. Isabelle Ada MacDowell, 318 risk of his life above and beyond the call Osborne Street, Sandusky, Ohio. of duty; second, for distinguished serv- The War Department authorizes the Ensign Milton David Brice, United ice, a medal to any person while in the following from the Office of the Director States Naval Reserve Force, died at naval service of the United States since of Purchase and Storage: Naval Station, Pensacola, Fla., January the 6th day of April, 1917, who has dis- That the sweet tooth of the Army over- 22, of apoplexy, Mother, Mrs. Minnie D. tinguished, or who hereafter shall distin- seas has not been neglected is shown by Brice, 3351 Forty-eighth Avenue South, guish, himself by exceptionally meritori- figures from the subsistence division as Minneapolis, Minn. ous service to the Government in a duty to the amount of candy provided for the John Lowell Kent, fireman (second of great responsibility; third, a Navy American Expeditionary Forces. Up to class), United States Navy, was drowned cross to any person who, while in the the signing of the armistice 7,615,595 in the East River, N. Y., January 22, naval service of the United States since pounds of candy had been shipped over- while attached to U. S. S. Tjikentbang. the 6th day of April, 1917, has distin- seas, and since that time orders have Mother, Mrs. Ida Kent, Park Place, Oreg. guished, or who shall hereaftef distin- gone through for 21,000,000 pounds of the Herbert Hildreth Holman, blacksmith guish, himself by extraordinary heroism best candy made, 12,000,000 pounds of (second class), United States Naval Re- or distinguished service in the line of his which are now on the way to France. serve Force was run down by a motor profession, such heroism or service not This great increase in the shipment of truck and died as a result of injuries, being sufficient to justify the award of a candy Is due to the introduction of the January 20. Father, Beverly Waverly medal of honor or a distinguished-service " candy ration," which gives each man in Holman, 1206 West Jackson Street, medal. our overseas Army one-half pound of Bloomington, Ill. Reports on File. candy every 10 days; 3,495,000 pounds Reports and recommendations which were required to take care of the first FARES FOR WAR WORKERS. entitle persons to such honors are already allotment. The increased shipments also on file in the Bureau of Navigation. But cover very large purchases for the vari- Transportation Ordered for Dismissed in order that all claims may be con- ous canteens in France. Fuel Administration Employees. sidered, commanding officers and force The demand for chewing gum has also The United States Fuel Administration commanders shall make a full report and increased steadily, 3,500,000 packages rep- issues the following: definite recommendation in regard to any resenting this month's shipments. Gum- WAsIxNON, D. C., act or distinguished service performed chewing seems to be more popular in win- January 25, 1919. by any person in the naval service, ter with our troops, since the amounts whether still alive or now dead, which required decrease noticeably in the sum- Lawrence Mitchell is hereby authorized may have been brought to their attention. mer time. The monthly average of gtlm and directed to furnish railroad trans- Such reports and recommendations will shipments during last summer was 1,500,- portation, including sleeping-car accom- be forwarded through official channels to 000 packages. modations in accordance with the terms the Bureau of Navigation. and provisions of the act of Congress en- AMERICAN STEAMER ABANDONED. titled "An act providing for the trans- Designs Accepted. portation from the District of Columbia Designs for the medal for distinguished Crew of the Castalia Taken to Chris- of governmental employees whose services service and for the Navy cross submitted tiania by the Bergensfjord. no longer are required," approved Janu- with the approval of the Fine Arts Com- The Navy Department authorizes the ary 7, 1919, to such employees of the mission have been accepted by the Navy. following: United States Fuel Administration as The design for the medal of honor sub- may be entitled to such transportation The U. S. S. Castalla, owned by the mitted at the same time was not accepted Shipping Board. was reported in a sink- under and by virtue of said act of Con- and at the suggestion -of the commission ing condition 150 miles east off Halifax gress. new designs have been asked for. January 12, and after efforts to tow her H. A. GARFiELD, The reason for this was that Secretary to port proved futile, she was abandoned United States Fuel Administfator. Daniels desired this mnedal of honor and her crew taken off'by the Norwegian should be distinctly a naval decoration steamship Bergensfjord. with that idea carried out in the design. The Castafia was formerly owned by arrived at that port last Friday morning W. C. Richardson Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, with the captain, 9 officers, 3 wireless op- and was built in 1890; was cut in halves erators, and 29 men from the rescued 46 LOCOMOTIVES SHIPPED. and brought through the Erie Canal and Castalia. The reports state that the res- The United States Railroad Adminis- reassembled at Quebec. cue was made under the most trying con- tration announces that a total of 46 nbw ditions. locomotives were shipped to various rail- A Christiania dispatch to the State De- roads during the week ending January partment states that the Bergensfjord Contribute to the Red Cross fund. 18, 1919. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLTIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919

WORK OF CONGRESS List of Units and Casuals Sailing BRIEFLY TOLD Prom France -on Board 6 Transports SENATE. The War Department authorizes the at Newport News February 5 %withthe publication of the following Information: following in- troops: Consideration of the bill to Validate The transport Zacapa sailed from Bor- Detachment Casual Comupany No. 11, Penn- formal war contracts entered into by the deaux January 22 and is due to arrive sylvania, 1 officer, 8 men. War Department began yesterday aft~r- at New York February 5 with the fol- Medical Detachment, for duty, 3 men. noon. Chairman Chamberlain of the lowing troops: The transport Pasadena sailed from committee urging the Senate to enact the Detachment of Headquarters 37th Brigade, Bordeaux January 23 and is due to ar- measure with as little delay as possible. Coast Artillery Corps, 6 officers, 7 mep. rive at New York February 7 with the The rivers and harbors annual appropria- -Seventy-three casual officers classified as following troops: tion bill was reported, carrying a total of follows: Medical, 8; Air Service, 14; In- fantry, 15; En 3eers, 6; Field Artillery, 21; Detachment Casual Company No. 25, New $42,000,000. The Post Office supply bill Ordnance 4; chine Gun 1 Transporta- York, 1 officer, 25 men. was reported with a total of $400,000,000 tion, 1; immunitiqn Train, i; Adjutant Gen- Eight casual officers classified as follows: in round numbers, this being $39,000,000 eral 1; Inspectqr General, 1. Medical Corps, 1; Air Service, 4; Coast Ar- Other casuals.-Twenty-four nurses and 6 tillery, 2; Field Artillery, 1. more than carried in the bill as it passed civilians; sick and wounded and bedridden, 1 the House. The Senate passed a resolu- nurse; requiring no special attention, 4 nurses. The transport Bristol sailed from La Pallice lochelle January 23 and is due to tion offered by Senator Borah, calling The transport Gorontesto upon the War Department for full in- sailed from arrive at New York February 6 with the formation regarding court-martial pro- Bordeaux January 23 and is due to arrive following troops: ceedings during the war. By a party Detachment Casual Company -No. 24, New vote of 36 to 26 the Senate sustained the York, 1 offleer, 20 men. action of the crew of the San Diego, and which of the Vice President in sending were lost when that ship sank off Fire The transport Adriatic sailed from to the Contingent Expense Committee the Lsland last summer. Gen. March, Chief Brest January 23 and is due to arrive at Pomerene resolution providing for an Im- New York February 1 with the following mediate investigation of Staff, discussing military matters with of the Michigan the Military Committee, said shipping ar- troops: senatorial election. That committee will Three hundred and twenty-ninth Infantry, determine the qfiestion of the use of rangements had beqn completed by which 2d Battalion Headquarters, Medical Detach- funds ftr meeting the expenditures in the 800,000 men might be brought back home ment, Companies E, F, G, and H, 16 officers, monthly if need be. Clifford Thorne, rep- 1,204 men. proposed inquiry. A bill appropriating resenting various shipping Three hundred and twenty-second Machine $50,000,000 for land reclamation to pro- interests, fur- Gun Battalion, complete, 8 officers 273 men. vide work for the unemployed was intro- ther discussed proposed railroad legisla- Three hundred and twenty-fourth Machile tion before the Interstate Commerce Com- Gun Battalion, complete, 13 officers, 458 men. duced by Senator Jones, of Washington. One hundred and sixty-fifth Infantry, Bri- The conferees on the war-revenue bill mittee. gade Headquarters, 5 officers, 11 men. Senator Watson, of Indiana, introduced Casual Compaby No. 225, New York, 1 offi- have reached a basis for a full and final cer 69 men. agreement, and members of that commit- a resolution which would direct the Post Eighty-nine casual officers classified as fol- tee said last night they believed the con- Office Committee, to which it was. re- lows: Air Service, 49; Field Artillery, 2; ferred, to conduct an investigation of Gov- Chemical Warfare Service, 5; Engineers, 4; ference report would be ready to submit Infantry, 2; Medical, 5; Motor Transport, 1; to both Houses by the end of the week. ernment control of the telephone, tele- Ordnance, 10; Quartermaster, 3; Signal Corps, There is said to have been a compromise graph, and cable systems. Conferees on 2; General Staff, 1; Transportation, 2; Vet- the $100,000,000 food relief bill reached a erinarian 1; chaplain, 1; unknown, 1. on the big items in dispute, with the ex- Medicai -detachment for duty, 5 officers, 20 ception of the Senate amendments abolish- full agreement. Practically all of the men. ing the zone system for second-class mail. Senate amendments were accepted by the Sick and wounded -Bedridden, 1 man; conferees. mental, 1 man; tubercular, 4 men; requiring T'his Is reported to have been eliminated. special attention, 102-uen; requiring no spe- No official announcement from the com- cial attention, 5 officers, 259 men. mittee was Issued. HOUSE. Casuals, 2 enlisted men, 1 Army field clerk, 12 civilians. The Senate yesterday afternoon con- The House occupied itself all of yester- firmed the promotion of Brig. Gen. Robert day and (luring an evening session in gen- The transportSiboney sailed from Bor- L. Bullard, of the Regular Army, now eral dobate on the agricultural appropria- deaux January 23 and is due to arrive at holding a temporary appointment as tion bill. It passed and sent to the Sen- New York Fpbruary I with the following lieutenant-general in the National Army, ate a measure appropriating $10,500,000 troops: to be a major general in the Regular for constructing hospitals for disabled Forty-fifth Regiment Coast Artillery Corps, Army. T)he following temporary major soldiers and sailors. A favorable complete, 50 officers, 1,693 men, report Thice hundred and ninth Ammuiation Train, generals in the National Army also were was made on the McKellar-Keating civil- complete, 25 officers, 968 men. confirmed as brigadier generals in the service retirement bill. Destination of 84th Division is Camp Taylor. Regular Army: George W. Read, Chas. H. The following organizations of 339th Field Representative Clark, of Florida, intro- Artillery, Detachment Headquarters Company, Muir, Chas. T. Menoher, J. W. McAndrew, duced a bill designed to prevent the seat- Field and Staff 2d Battalion, Batteries ( and William G. Haan, James G. Harbord, ing of Victor Berger, Representative- D, 18 officers, 448 men, Camtip Dodge. John L. Hines, Chas P. Summerall. Headquarters' Detachment 37th Brigade elect from Wisconsin, who recently was Coast Artillery Corps, 1 oflicer, 40 men. A bill prepared by Senator Cummin, tried and convicted of violating the Casual Company No 25, New York, 2 officers, intended to take from the President the espionage act. Mr. Clark also introduced 80 men. power he has under existing law to re- Six casual officers classified as follows: Mfedi- a resolution calling for a congressional cal, 2; Infantry, 1; Engineers, 2; General turn the railroads to the owners any time inquiry into conditions at Walter Reed Staff, 1; 5 civilians; also 4 naval officers. within 21 months after peace is declared, Hospital in this city. Representative Gar- was introduced by Senator Cummins. It rett, of Tennessee, objected to its im- would make the continuance of Govern- mediate consideration and the resolution ME. HOWES MADE HISTORIAN. ment operation and control mandatory was referred to the Committee on Rules. for the period of 21 months after the war Mr. Harrison, of Mississippi, introduced To Have Charge of the Records of the unless Congress ordered otherwise. Sec- a bill providing that all honorably dis- United States Puel Administration. retary Balyr informed the Senate that charged soldiers and sailors shall be given George E. Howes has been appointed promotions in the Army after the armi- preference in appointments to civil-service historian of the United States Fuel Ad- stice was signed were withheld because positions. Mr. Flood, of Virginia, intro- ministration. it would lead to a surplus of officers. He duced a bill providing an expenditure of By the terms of the order authorizing said it was planned to give officers of the $200,000,000 for rural post roads. his appointment "all matters pertaining temporary force5 promotions foiwhich The War Department asked Congress to the property and records of the Ad- they had been recommended by commis- to appropriate $873,500 for the payment ministration are under his control " sloning them In the higher grades in the of claims arising out of the Gillespie ex- Mr. Howes has been since February reserve corps. plosion in New Jersey last October. A last a member of Dr. Garfield's personal Secretary I)aniels asked Congress t9 au- War Department board investigated the staff, acting as Assistant Executive Sec- thorize the reissue of $100,W0D worth of subject and reported on 6,142 claims for retary to the United States Fuel Admin- Liberty loan bonds, the personal property damages. istrator. 71'-:19-2 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919

arrangement proxides for the excess of Conference of Exporters Is-Called weight of mails exchanged in a year, being paid for at the rate of 21 cents a To Exchange Views on Improvement pound. In the treaties recently entered into Of the International Parcel provision. was made for an increased Post weight limit for a single package, ex- Second Assistant Postmaster General country, and this use of the territory of tending the limit of weight from 11 to Praeger has sent out an invitation to ex- another country for transit usually in- 20 pounds. porters throughout the country for a con- volves a transportation charge that pre- ference to consider important questiops vents acceptance by reason of the cost. Another new provision in recent treat- and exchange of views on the improve- The intermediary in many cases is not ies was the one providing in case of the ment and expansion of the international actuated by motives of desire to assist, loss, damage, or rifling of registered parcel post. The conference is called for but rather to retard the trade of Its parcel-post packages, that an indemnity 10 o'clock on the thorning of February 11, neighbor. be paid equal to the amount of the actual 1919, at the Post Office Department in loss incurred, but not exceeding the Washington. An appropriate subject for discussion equivalent in any one case of 50 francs; would be the existing situation with re- that is, approximately $9.65. Call for the Conference. gard to Cuba, and how to meet the situ- Following is the call for the conference ation and give the Cuba administration As illustrating the difliculties encoun- and an outline of the general conditions the mail service It desires for dispatch tered in bringing about an agreement con- of the foreign parcel-post service: by mail of tobacco products, which is an cerning the Parcel Post Service, the case POST OFriCE DEPARTMENT, important part of the foreign trade of of Cuba may he cited. In the negotia- Orrion or SEcoiND ASSISTANT Cuba. tions the one feature that interested the POSTMASTER GENERAL, Information and Statistics. Haana office the most was the prospect Washington, January 25, 1919. that It would be permissible to send a sin- There are at this time pareel-post con- gle box of cigars by parcel post, the pres- Sm: The Post Office Department, de- ventions in effect with 44 countries and siring an exchange of views on the im- ent United States law prohibiting the im- colonies for the transmission of merchan- portation of less than 8,W00 cigars or provement and expansion of the inter- dise. To all the countries the postage rate national parcel post, will be pleased to cigarettes into this country in -a single Is 12 cents a pound, and to ah but four package. have you attend or be represented at a the limit of weight for a single paekage is conference on this subject February 11, 11 pounds. To Ecuador, Mexico, the Re- 1919, at 10 a'. m. at the Post Office De- public of Panama, and Salvador the In an endeavor to change the situation partment, corner of Eleventh Street and weight limit is 20 pounds. brought about by the law, the Treasury Pennsylvania Avenue NW. I shall ap- Department was in agreement with the preciate it if you will advise me whether Post Office Department, and'appropriate you can attend. There are no parcel-post conventions recommendations were made to Congress Sincerely, yours, with Canada and Cuba, but under sepa- for the modification of the statute so as to OTTO PrAEGER, rate postal conventions merchandise to a permit of the importation of less than Second Assistant Postmaster General. weight limit of 4 pounds 6 ounces may be 8.000 cigars, but no legislative action has sent, while under domestic parcel-post followed thus far the recommendations conditions 50 pounds of merchandise may made. Subjects for Possible Discussion. be sent to the United States postal agency The countries, colonies, and dependen- at Shanghai, China. cies to which parcel-post services have Numbering of Postal not yet been established include Algiers, As a result of ths war or for the want Savings Certificates British India, Corsica, Egypt, Paraguay, of steamship transportation, parcel-post Persia, Russia, St. Pierre - Miquelon, services to Austria, Belgium, Denmar, Serbia, OFFicE or Tiamp AssrsrANT Spain, Switzerland, Tunis, Tur- Germany, Greece, Hungary, Liberia, The PosTMAsTrR GENERAL, key, and the Union of South Africa. Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden were Washington, January 24, 1919. suspended. With the removal of war con- To Postmasters at Postal Savings Deposi- Correspondence has been received from ditions, it is probable there will be an early resumption of service to all the tory Oles: Switzerland since the war announcing Postal savings certificates are that the question of the transit of parcel- countries named except Austria, Hun- now being post mails through France had again gary, and Germany. Just when resump- shipped from Grand Rapids, Mich., to post been broached to the Paris office, and it tion will be effected to the three latter ofices having large deposits. It will be was expected that arrangements would countries can not be anticipated with any noted that the certificate numbers have degree of certainty. been Increasedby 100,000, -or begin with be completed permitting an exchange of 100001. This method of numbering was parcel-post sacks through French terri- authorized by the department, and if the tory. Negotiations are now under way for a certificates are in good order they should resumption of the service to Chile, the -be used when the present supply on hand In order to know what inquiries as to question of resumption being one resting is exhausted. parcel-post possibilities have arisen with with the Chilean administration, and its A. M. DocKERY, exporters, mail order firms, and others, it final action Is daily awaited. Third Assistant Postmaster General. is suggested that information be collected by those expecting to attend the confer- For statistics concerning the weights of ence that would tend to show what coun- internatioval parcel-post mails dispatched BRITISH XiAT PRICES. tries experience had indicated offered the and received during the last five years, Ministry of Food Announces Maximum best field for examination, with a view see the accompanying statements (2). to the cultivation of an opinion in those Wholesale Schedule. countries favorable to concessions that Changes Made in Recent Treaties. Consul General Robert P. Skinner, at may be necessary to permit of agreements It -was found necessary by the depart- London, reports: for a parcel-post service. ment, in order to meet the varying views The Ministry of Food gives the follow- of the different postal administrations, t9 ing maximum wholesale meat prices per To the countries mentioned in the first embody in the conventions more recently stone of 8 pounds: Home-killed beef, paragraph above requests have been sub- made certain modifications, so as to pro- 9s. d.; carcasses, 10s: 7d.; bind quarters, mitted from time to time with respect to vide more specifically for a return of reve- 8s. 5d.; fore quarters, veal, 8s.; mutton the establishment of parcel-post-service, nue to one country where the greater and lamb, 10s.; pork, 10s. 8d. The whole- but for one reason or another the offers number of parcels were dispatched from sale maximum price for Imported flour Is have not been accepted. In order to reach the United States, and this is a new de- reduced from 51s. Dd. per sack to 46s. 3d. certain countries It Is necessary to pass parture with respect to the form of treaty Home-milled flour remains at 44s. 3d. per over the territory of an intermediary formerly employed. In general, the new sack. TIE OFFICIGM U. S. BUILETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 7

AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR REPORTED War Pictures Released AS HAVING RETURNED TO FRANCE By the General Staff

The War Department announces that oy, private (first class). Mrs. a ,wood, aunt, 734 St. the following-named American prisoners Marks Ave- The following United States official , N. Y. His- of war have been reported released from B 6A LryY son, private (first class). photographs are released by the German prison camps and have returned isle T. Carpenter, friend, Moorestown. torical Branch, War Plans Division, Gen- J. eral Staff. Prints may be obtained at to France,; , BPHENSON, Delbert, private. John L. Iephenson, father, 1604 Twenty-second 25 cents each from the Photographic Sec- GRAY, Vernon L., corporal, Charles W. Gray, tion, Signal Corps, Eighteenth Street and father, Birentwood, Id. treet Bedford, Ind. YATES, Malcolm, sergeant. Mrs. Bulah Halle, TAYLOE, Orval, private. Peter Taylor, Virginia Avenue NW., Washington, D. 0.; sister Sprigg, W. Va. 'father, Munforfiville, Ky. phone, Branch 3783, Main 2570. KOLETl, George, Private. Theophil Ka- W

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, JANVARY 28, 1919. NORIE, James Bunee. John Norris, 88 John HIRIGOYEN, Lawrence. Manuel Hirigoyen, Street, Dorrenceton Pa. 1728 Grover Street, Los Angeles, Cal The folowing casualties are r0ported RATLIFF, Richard . Richard L. Ratliff, R. HOWELL, Richard C. Mrs. W. R. Peace, 503 by the commanding general of the Amer- F. D. 1, Mount Vernon, Ill. North Spurgeon, Altus, Okla. RAUE, Carl W. Dr. John F. Rate, 121 North HORSESHOER. can Expeditionary Forces: Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GILEN, Oscar. Mrs. Christiana Gilen, R. F. - - - SHERMAN Howard A. Mrs. Elizabeth Sher- Died from wounds 18 man 655 Bethuno Street, Detroit Mich. -D. 1, New Stanton, Pa. Died from accident and other STRICKLANU, Joe C. Joseph L,- §trickiand, COOKS. causes ------3 801 North Fitzhugh Street, Dallas, Tex. HEANEY, Andrew. John B. Heaney, 324 TAYLOR, Samuel F. James R. Taylor, Wounded severely - ..-- _ 105 Twelfth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ogreeta. N. C. PAPPAS, Marcos. Marcos Sradouthakis, 124 Missing in action ------18 TIMMONS, John V. Jefferson D, Timmons, West Ninety-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. 1)9 Gurnel Avenue, Anniston, Ala. HLINDE,Joseph. Charlie Verlinde, R. F. PRIVATES. Total ------139 D. 20, Swanton, Ohio. ANDERSON, Alfred. John Algat Anderson, R. F. D. Boone, Nebr. convinAss. BELL, Earl 1. John Bell, box 204, Centralia, Died from Wounds. ABBOTT, William. D. M. Abbott, R. F. D. Wash. SERGEANT. BOGARD, Frederick. Mrs. Jessie Clark, box 7, Fremont, Ohio. 178, Bannock, Ohio. RYAN, Emmett W. John T. Lavin, 13 South AVILLA, Edward. Mrs. Grace Avilla, Cor- Catherine ORUCHMAN, George H. Mrs. Ida M. Cruch- Street, Plattsburg, N. Y. delia, Solong County, Cal. man, 1907 Hamilton Street, New Castle, Pa. CORPORAL. BEALL, Roby. L. T. Beall, U. F. D. 1, DIMARIA, Rosario. Sam XEerisi, 215 North Monrovia, Md. Sixth OAKES, Wilfred Carl Oscar Oakes, 304 BELCHER, William H. Joseph Belcher, Street, Stoughton, Wis. West Second Street, St. Charles, Ill. Valleyfork, W. Va. DI MARZIO, Lingo. Cosso Lecco, 4924 WAGONER. Thompson Street, Philadelphia Pa BILLINGS, Clifford Delos. Mrs. Irma Bill- FAIRBANKS, Jsmes E. Mrs. Blanche Fair- COYLE, Andrew. Mrs. Bridget Coyle, Box- ings, 512 G Street SE. Washington, D. C. - banks, Arcola, Ill. bury, Mass. CAMPBELL, Walker. Sames Campbell, Lau- FOX, Roy. William Fox, Palermo, COOK, rens, S. C. Ontario, CLENDENIN, Howard S. Ola Clendenin, Canada. LEFFEL, Clarence 0. Mrs. Maude M. Leffel, Ripon, Cal, FRANKE, Herman E. Mrs. Bertha Franke, 417 West Main Street, Springfield, Ohio. COLFER, William H. Jr. William 11. Colfer, Marion, Tex. PRIVATES. HALL, William F. Mrs. Maryeve 11. Sims, sr., Henry Street, gouth River, N. S. R. F. D. 1, Miner, Ill. -ALGUIRE, Allen. Mrs. Evelyn Alguire, Pesh- DIVER Richard A. Miss Dorothy T. Diver, HEINTZ, Alvin J. Adam Leykeuf, Baldwin, tigo, Wis. 251 outh Elwood Aveiue, Baltimore, Md. Ill. BERENS Romulus. Nicholas Berens, 558 ELLIS Robert J. Hayden Ellis, Butler Ky. HINMAN, James i'iI. Oscar Hinman, Kim- Normal Avenue, Stevens Point, Wis. FANSLER, Alva. A. R. Fansler, R. . 2, mell, Ind. BIRES Joseph Mrs. Agnes Bires, 20) Clin- Greenville, Ohio. JACOB, John. Joseph Jacob, box 918, New ton Street, Biinghamton, N. Y. 'VOX, Roger -E. Frank Fox, 1006 South Britain, Conn. JOHNSON, Frank. Jacob Johnson, R. F. D. Twenty-frat Street, Fort Dodge, Iowa. JOHNSON, Harold D. Thomas Johnson. 511 4, Tekonsha, Mich. FRUSTACE John V. John Fratto, 1128 North Jasper Street, Decatur, Ill. LORUSSO, Angelo. Mrs. Maria Derario, 502 Fremont Street, Boston, Mass. KAZMIRSKI, Antoni. Constantine Kasmir- West Forty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. FRYER, Gilbert. Mrs. Grace Fryer, 5 Oak- ski Rogea Lonenski, Russian Poland. PRETTO, Franklin R. Mrs. Ada Pretto, 160 wood Place, Orange, N. J. KIDD, Charles H. Mrs. Betty Mitchel, Turtle Laurence Street, Hartford, Conn. GILL, Glover Bernard. Mrs. Anna Gill, R. Creek, W. Va. BOUDERO, John V. Michael A. Soudero, 263 F. D. 2, Cape Girdrdeau Mo. KIRBY, Alonzo. Mrs. Edna Kirby, Wilkins- Schenectady Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GILL William A. Chas. hayes, Utica, N. Y. STOLLE. William V. ville, S. C. Mrs. August Stolle, GLIS ON, Frederick L. Mrs. Mary F. G11s- KNICELY, Marrick Mif1lin. Mrs. Mary J. Lake City, S. Dak. son, 328 Shatwell Street, Bainbridge, Ga. STONE, Clarence H. Bleigh, Vernon, W. Va. Mrs. Ella Stone, New IRONS, Runyan V. Mrs. Hattie Irons, KOHLER, William Prederick. Mrs. Josephine Milford, Conn. Hagerman, Idaho. Kohler, 11 Lochner Place, Rochester, N. IRVING, Albert G. Mrs. Sarah E. Boland, Y. Died from Accident and KOZLOWSKI, Boleslaw S. Tony Kozlowski, Other Causes. May, Tex. 69 Orange Street, New IRVING, Britain, Conn. PRIVATES. William R. Mrs. Matilda Irving, R. LAWSON, Herman B. Mrs. H. B. Lawson, BURNS, John W. Mrs. Carrie Spahn, 1702 F. D. 140, Charlotte, N. Y. 206 Thirteenth Street NE., Waohington, State Street, Laporte Ind. JERSEY, Howard L. Mrs. Frank E. Jersey, D. C. ORLANDE, Morris 1. Mrs. Gertie Braveman, 17 Third Street, Haverstraw, N. Y. LEGER, Andrew P. Mrs. Alice Leger, SI Cas- JESKO, Harry R1. Mrs. Martha Jesko, Friona, cade Street, Saskatoon, Sask., Canada. Tex. Fitchburg. Mass. SOVICH, Georgig. Bob Bagagich, Twenty- LINN, Fitz H. Moses A. Linn, R. F. D. 1, seventh Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minn. JETTE, Evangeliste J. John B. Jette, 75 China Grove, N. C. Chestnut Street, Spencer, Mass. *LIPSCOMIB, David Mnlday. S. A. Lipecomb, Wounded Severely. JONES, Harry V. Joe Jones, R. F. D. 1, 25 Hays Street, Winchester, Ky. Trussville, Ala. - CAPTAIN. McMULLEN, Lee S. Mrs. Grace R. 1dcMul- KA.ISER, Edward J. Mrs. Louise Kaiser, 336 len, Reed Point, Mont. SHERWOOD, Harold Brooks. Mrs. Use Alma Garrison Street, Newark, N. J. MADDEN, James A. Mrs. Alice Maddeu, Ba- Sherwood, 2112 Birchwood Avenue, Chicago, REELY, Frank. Mrs. Nellie Keely, 612 Rock sin, Mont. Ill. Creek Church Road, Washington, D. C. MILBERG, Abraham. Nathan Milh'er, 1108 LIEUTENANTS. KELLY, Daniel J. Edward Kelly, 2928 Are- South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BATMAN, Robert S. Mrs. Lillian M. Batman, mengo Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. MU4KERN, Edward Thomas. Mrs. Margaret box 20, San De Fuca, KNOTT, Bernard. Mrs. Martha Collinson, Mulkern, 8 Huntington Avenue, Wash. 1222 Saratoga Rolindale, ELMORE, Derrill G. Mrs. Katherine Elmore, Street, Antigo. Wis. . Mass. Lorton, Va. McPHAIL, Donald B. Mrs. Jean McPhall, O'CONNOR, Howard J. Henry O*Connor, 14 HOWEY. Stephen H. Mrs. May Miltner, Lake 857 Fifteenth Street, Detroit, Mich. Lawrence Avenue, Potsdam, N. Y. City, Mich. MAGGIO, John. Mrs. Catherine Maggio, 2404 PHIPPS, Harry.. Mrs. Lilly Carter, 1215 West SERGEANTS. Crotona Avenue, New York, N. Y. Dundas Street, Toronto, Canada. MESSINA, John. Mrs. Jennie Messina, 504 SHERE, James. Mrs. Pearl Shere, 2409 BLYT;' , Clarence E. James Blythe, Wam- East Seventh Street, South Boston, Mass. pum, la. South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. P ,lIFIiER, John F. Mrs. Matilda G6eblin, STOLP. Gustave A. Albert Stolp, R. 1'. D. 3, BYRUM John C. Mrs. Kate B. Byrum, Baon- 1314 Mariusts Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. ton, N. C. Westfield, Wis. RIBA NDO, Morris. Philip Ribando, 325 East TRIPP, Oscar P. Charles F. Tripp, H1iIoboro, OREAN, Patrick J. Mrs. Anna Crean, 88 LIt- Twenty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. tleton Avenue, Newark, N. J. Tex. THUDT, Arthur J. Mrs. Alma Tougas, 38 WIANDER, Aarne. Mrs. Amanta Cl'RTIS, Bernard B. William L. Curtis, We'nter Street, Pawtucket, Wiander, Baskerville, Va. Mass. Wyola Hameon Laani, Matkunasema. Fin- WAGER, Lester .. Philip Wager, Haw Knob, land. DAVIS, Charlie S. Mrs. Ellen Davis, Greene- Tenn. Ville, Tenn. WILLIAMS, Albert J. Stephen Williams, WAGNER, Joseph P. Bernard. Wagner, 618 Chinquapin, N. C. ELLIOTT, Grandville. Mrs. G. C. Elliott, West Sixty-first Street, Chicago, Ill. Opelika, Ala. WRTJBEL. Mike. Mrs. Kada Magellua, 101 YAKMER, Basil S. Joseph Yakmer, Dysart, Cherry Street, Hamtramck, Mich. * FABER. Rudolph. Mrs. Augusta Faber, Bay- Pa. view Avenue, Innwood, N. Y. BUGLER. FRYE, Jesse G. Mrs. Mary E. Frye, 402 West Missing in Action. MUHEIML Carl. Mrs. Paul Irien, 315 Clem- Franklin Street, Hagerstown Md. CORPORAL. HEAR Y, John J. Francis Aeary, 3128 D entina Street, San Francisco, Cal. ,Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MECHANIC. ADAMS, James. Walter A. McMaster, Tolley, JONES. Roy. William L. Jones, 1304 Hamp- MARACH, Edward. Frank Maracb, 1446 N. Dak. ton Street, Scranton, Pa. Dickson Street, PRIVATES. KRUG. Herman A. Miss Carrie Krug, 3345 Chicago, Ill. WAGONERS. ADAMS, John. Mrs. James Adam., 413 G North Orkney Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street NW., Washington, ). C. NICKELSEN, John. Mrs. Meta Jansen, 1914 DOUGHTY, Carl. George Doughty, West- ANDRZEJEWSKI, Vincent. Miss France s An- Eighteenth Avenue south, Seattle, Wash. Ville, Okla. drzejewski, 2340 Ems Street, Chicago, Ill. 711-19---3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 119 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BURNS, Henry J. John Burns, Garfield, BRUNSON, Frank. Miss Ella Gllerist, 7 HARRIS, Grayson M. Mrs. Josephine Harris, Aik. Money Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 39 Phipps Avenue, Marion, Va. CHARLES, Albert S. Miss Alfa Charles, Bu- CAVAN, George L. Thomas Cavan, 248 HAUGEN, Ole T. Gunner Haugen, R. F. D. 2, reau, Ill. Madison Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Erskdne Minn. CROTTY, Thomas. Michael Crotty, Kilbush, COX, Sam. Mrs. Lula Cox, Nitta Yuma, Miss. BELLER, George D. Mrs. Elise Heller, 1017 County Clare, Ireland. DESGRANGES, Carl C. Charles Desgranges, Seneca Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CULP, William R. Mrs. W. D. Culp, R. F. D. R. F. D. 3, box 52, New Bavaria, Ohio. HEMINGWAY, Snell B. George L. Heming- 3, Fredericktown, Ohio. ESTES, Charles D. Mrs. Susie Davis, 947 way, Albion, Red River County, Tex. ESPOSITO, Michele. Amato Esposito, Pleas- Esplandad Street, Decatur, Ill. HINES, Justin 0. Mrs. Minnie Walton, R. F. antville Road, Hammonton, N. J. GILMORE. Ollie C. Anderson Gilmore, D. box Sd, Roseville, Cal. GASTINEAU, Frank B. R. F. Gastineau, Clarksville, Ark. HOCKENBERRY, Ira E. Charles Hocken- Prairie Elk, Mont. GROVES, Leslie Monroe. Mrs. Mattye berry, 134 Riley Street, Newark, Ohio. HLADILEK, Frank. Mrs. HL -lfadilek, 5135 Groves, Carbon, Tex. Hockenberry, James D. Mrs. Sue Hocken- South Lincoln Street, Chicago, Ill. HOLLOWAY, John H. J. W. Holloway, Roll- berry, Yatesboro, Pa. HULL, William J. John C. Hull, Sublett, ing Fork, Miss. HOWARD, John. Mrs. Emma D, Howard, Idaho. HUNTER, Cleveland. Mrs. Lena J. Hunter, Cleola, Ga. KEITZMAN. Byron W. Edward G. Keitzman, R. F. D. 1. box 70, Tipton, Tenn. IKERD, Lester Dell. Roscal Analonzoikderd, Lakota, N. Dak. HUXELL, Walter J. Mrs. Catharine Huxell, Kiowa, Kans. KLUG, Albert G. Mrs. Kate Klug, 1933 Rossmeyne, Ohio. ISAAC, Jim. Mrs. Ilalna Isaac, Hardville, North Chase Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. KEARNS, Thomas M. Mrs. Peter Kearns, Okla. KOHLER, Claude 0. Mrs. Clara Kohler, 1612 1327 First Avenue south, Fort Dodge, Iowa. ISBELL, Banjamin. Mrs. Rebecca Bowlif Coldspring Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. MARTIN, Charles W. Charlie Martin, Bel- Humphrey,-Ark. MISIEWICZ, Joha. Andrew Mislewicz, 3127 zona route, Antlers, Okla. JACOBSON, David. Jake Jacobson, 33 Mont- Elm Street, Toledo, Ohio. MORONEY, Clarence Leo. Mrs. Magdalena gomery Street, New York. N. Y. ROBERTSON, Melvin C. Mrs. Glhdys Robert- Moroney, 530 Crawford Avenue, Altoona, JEFFS, Arthur L. Arthur . Jefts, R. F. D., son, Blue Hill, Me. Pa. Petersburg, Va. BHUGG, William R. Calvin F. Shugg, 79 RICHARDSON, Walter D. Lawrence G. JELLINEK, Vincent. Vincent Jellinek, Malin, Home Avenue, Rutherford, N. 3, Oreg. VANCE, Richardson, Barnwell, S. C. Walter. Thomas J. Vance, Virden, ROBINSON, Henry H. Mrs. Bessie Robinson, JOIHARKY, August. Frank Jagosgewski, Il. R. F. D. 2, Gholson, Miss. Bentleyville, Pla. TAYLOIC John Hampton. Mrs. Bertie Tay- JONES, George T. George R. Jones, Axton, SECTION 2, JANUARY 28, 1919. lor, Milford, Caroline County, Va. Va. WALLS, Earl D. Mrs. Ruth Walls, 923 JONES, Guy Miller. James f. Jones, Halley, The following casualties are reported North Chestnut Street, Iola, Kans. Idaho. Aloyslus. William J. by the commanding genefal of the Ameri- KELLEHER, Maurice Wounded Severely. Kelleher. Larchmont. N. Y. can Expeditionary Forces: KELLY, Earl W. Mrs. Clarice C. Lacay, PRIVATES. Williamston, S. C. Killed in action ------14 ATLAS, Abraham I. Mrs. Sarah Atlas, 239 KELLY, Emil. A. Olaf Kelly, R. F. D. 1, Died of disease ------27 East Olfe hundred and ninth Street, New Altkin, Minn. Wounded severely ------122 York, N. Y. KIRKEBY, Lewvis. Olus Kirkeby, Maddock, BECKLEY, Harold L. Mrs. Margaret Beck- N. fDak. ley, 66 Reynolds Street, Danielson, Conn. KITE, Charlie C. George Kite, Spencerville, Total ------163 BEGELMAN, Hyman. Isaac Katz, 54 Cook Okla. Street, KOLBAS. Evan. Matevel Klimenco, Ring- Brooklyn, N. Y. town. Allegheny County. Pa. Killed in Action. BLATZ, William. William Blatz, 10 Tomp- kins Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. KREB3lS, Herman. Mrs. Mary Robbins, Har- CORPORALS. BOSHOVEN, lowton, Mont. George. Edward Stratton, 752 LEBRECIIT, Jacob. Mr,. Anna Lebrecht, 301 MILLER, F. C. Cecil Miller, 608L Gaston College Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. Avenue C, Now York, N. Y. ,Avenue, Fairmount, W. Va. BOTKINS, William D. Mrs. E. H. Styles, 347 Stan- STANTON, William C. William T. Stanton, New Rockford, N. Dak. LE MAY, Leo A. Alphonse Le May, BRINAD. ley Street. Chippewa Falls, Wis. Grantsville, Md. Joseph. Armard Vincent, Fisher- LIPPERT, Joseph. Joseph Lippert, TO Beltz- PRIVATES. ville, Mass. CALOGERO, Carlino. Manara Angelo, 318 hoover Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ORANE, Harlan. Mrs. Edith Crane, care of East LIPSCHUTZ, Israel. Louis Lipschutz, 587 Mutual Creamery Co., Seattle, Wash. Forty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CAMPBELL. Daniel. William W. Campbell, D'OCCHIO, Luigi. Mrs. Filomena D'Occhio, Francis, LOUDEN, Floyd. Mrs. Alice Bush, Tannu, 582 Madison Street, West New York, N. Y. Wash. W. Va. CHRISTOFFERSON, Andrew. Claus C. Ernest G. Mrs. Mary B. Lunce- DODD, Harold V. Mrs. Mary C. Dodd, 1015 Christoirerson, R. F. D. 3, Centerville, S. LUNCEFORD, Buena Vista Avenue, Alameda, Cal. Dak. ford, Dudie. Va. HULL, Ernest L. Mrs. Minnie Hull, Cordell, LUNDGREN, Delphin T. Louis P. Lundgren, Okla. CURCI. Joe. Leonardo Curel, 13 Center Gibbon, Minn. KELL, John A. John J. Fell, R. F. D. 1, West Street, Ridgeway, Pa. LUNDQUIST. David W. David Lundquist, Newton, Pa. CYCEIK, Stanislaw. Mrs. Josie Piantek 7125 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chiago, Ill. MATHIS Robert B. James S. Mathis, 3302 8700 Houston Avenue, Chicago, Ill. McKIRGAN, James I. James W. McKirgan, Powhatan Avenue, Baltimore, Md. DAVID, Joseph. Mrs. Josephine ivis, La- Petrel, N. Dak. MURRAY, Hillard. Mrs. Hattie Murray, 628 fayette, Pa. McQUEEN, Henry C. J. A. McQueen, Slidell, East Main Street, Brenham. Tex. DAVIS, Charlie George. Mrs. Julia Davis, La. PERLUISKI, Stiney. Mrs. Shinaudoak Per-, Paden, Okla. McQUILLAN, Francis. Mrs. Katherine Mc- luiski, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. DAVIS, Raymond T. Raymond M. Davis, Divitt, 2837 East Indiana Avenue, Phila- PRESTON, Edward. Mrs. Rosa Preston, 16 Pineora, G;a. delphia, Pa. Peachway Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. DIZEO, Antonio. Miss Mary Dizeo, 446 Lin- MADSEN, Martin. Peter Peterson, Sherburn, ROBB, John Q. W. C. Robb, White Pine, coln Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Minn. Mont. DOBERSTEIN, Frederick. Andrew Dober- MAIN, Charles F. George L. Main, Lowell, SZCZEPANSKI, John. Mrs. Josie Rybicka, stein, 22 ring Street, Nanticoke, Pa. Mass. 423 South Walnut Street, South Bend, Ind. DORSON, Andrew E. Mrs. Andrew Dobson, MARTIN. Thomas. Willey Outtfileld, Keota, WENDT, August. Edward Keplin,. 68 Third 302 West Kansas Avenue, Anadarko, Okla. Mo. Street, Seymour. Conn. DOBSON, Edward W. Albert Dobson, 632 MAZZARO. Donato. Carlo Dedeo, 106 Maple East Sevehteenth Street. New York, N. Y. Street, Conshohocken, Pa. Died of Disease. DOROTHY, Olen J. Mrs. Alice Olen, Pills- MEILE, David F. Ludwig Merkel, Bowdle, LIEUTENANTS. burg. N. Ddk. S. Dak. DOYLE, Frank J. Mrs. Katherine Doyle, MEYERS, John. Mrs. Amelia Meyers, Eagle PAGE, David Benson, Jr. Mrs. Cora H. Page, 2005 Boone Street, Baltimore, Md. Third Street. Oswego, N. Y. I Lake. Minn. 157 West EALY, Roscoe D. L. 0. Efly, general deliv- MYERS, John P. Charles F. Myers, 3763 STILLMAN, Walter Martin. Walter Savage ery, Tacoma, Wash. Rhodes Avenue, Chicago. Ill. Stillman, 615 Willow Avenue, Council EBERWEIN, Horace B. Edgar J. Eberwein, Bluffs, Iowa. R. F. D. 4, Allentown, Pa. MILLSAPS, George T. Miss Cora Millsaps, SERGEANTS. Nogo. Ark.- ELLIOTT, Elmer F. Mrs. Media Barnes, R. MODZELVISKL Peter. Adam Groustalskl, DUNBAR, Walter C. William H. Dunbar, F. D. 2, box 217, Dallas, Tex. 925 North Olden Avenue. Trenton, N. . Grandview, Wash. FLEIG, Joseph E. Mrs. Barbara Fleig. Moun- MOFFITT, Guy R. Miss Mary Moffitt, R. F. TISCHLER, Louis James. Mrs. Mary Tisch- taintop, Pa. D. 6, McMinuville, Tenn. ler, 0923 Linwood Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. FRANCIS. David J. Mrs. Stella E. Francis, MOUINK, Henry. Mrs. Leona Parker, 478 CORPORAL. Scotland, Ark. Hamilton Avenue, Detroit, Mlch. FRANCIS, Fy C. Charles B. Francis, 186 MOILIEN, Thorval C. Peter Moilk'n, R. F. GILLEN, John J. Mrs. Edward Gillen, 128 Temple Street, Fredonia, N. Y. D. 1, box 65, Coon Valley, Wis. South Monroe Street, Baltimore, Md. FRANK, David. Mrs. Maria Franchi, Nota- MOLNAR, John. Mrs. Cathline Molnar, 2044 -0 COORS. resco, Teramo, Abruzzi, Italy. 'West Twentieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. SMAKTO, Mike J. Mrs. Anna Smakto, 157 FRANKLIN, George T. Mrs. Anna W. Frank- NEZEKA, Theodore. Mrs. May Nozek, 312 Polander Hill, Alton., Pa. Up, 511 Tenth Street SBE.. Minot, N. Dak. Sixth Street, Jersey City, N. J. TUCKER James M. Mrs. Mary Tucker, gen- FROST, Leslie A. Mrs. Ora Frott, Athol, NORFLEET, Joseph E. Joseph W. Norfleet, eral delivery, Palo Pinto, Tex. Kans. R. P. D. 4, Cumberland City, Tenn. GROSS, Clarence D. Granville Gross, Patsey, PRIVATES. OBERSKI, Vincent J. Alex Oberski, R. P. D. Ky. 3. Ubly, Allh. ALSTON, Macco T. Miss Martha 3. Alston, HALLETT, Harold E. Mrs. Sadie V. Bauer, OLSEN, Carl C. NIls P. Olsen, Aaderup 123 Smith Street, Greensboro, N. C. Mancos, Colo. Mark, Nestved, Denmark. BIEGDA, Frank M. Mrs. Rose Biegda, 43 HAMILTON, Perry. Mrs. Clara S. Hamilton, OLSON, Carl 0. Mrs. Ida L. Olson, 417 West Field Street, -anticoke, Pa. Drumright, Okla. North Forty-seventh Street, Seattle, Wash. BROWN. Basil W. James M. Brown, Pine- HAMMER, Soloman. Herman Hammer, 734 PAPPIN. Herbert A. Mrs. Jane Pappin, ville, Mo. East Fifth Street, New York, N. Y. Estes Park, Colo. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 IT CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PETERS, Dover. Jared Peters, Louisa, Ky. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Killed in Action, Previously Reported- PHILLIPS, Howard R. Fred Phillips, R. F. D. 2, Kane, Pa. ously Reported Died -from Wounds. Wounded in Action. PRINCE, Wyman W. Edward S. Prince, 3708 Harriet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. PRIVATES. COrPORAL. PROSSER, Leonard Graham. Mrs. George CAVANAUGH, William H. James Cavanaugh. CASEY, James J. Mrs. Ellen Casey, 289 Prosser, 210 West South Street, Eaton Cannonsburg, Mich. Ninth Street, Troy, N. Y. Rapids, Mich. DUGGAN, Harold John. John P. Duggan, RICKS, Andrew. Miss Clara W. Ricks, 617 3747 Herndon Street, Chicago, Ill. PRIVATE. West Second Street, Rome, Ga. HOPKINS, Free C. Mrs. Lucy Hopkins, PETERSON, Luther A. Mrs. Henry Nelson, RUDY, Fredrick J. Mrs. Bessie Dahson, 1913 Buhl, Idaho. Fremont, Nebr. Folsom Street, San Francisco, Cal. RUSSO, Concetto. Sehastino Russo, 110 Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Killed in Action, Previously Reported Washington Street, Johnstown, N. Y. Died from Wounds. SALVESKY, Max A. Max L. Salvesky, 2328 Xissing in Action. East Clearfield Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PRIVATE. SARKISIAN, Ezequiel. Anatas Sarkisian, CORPORAL. Beirut, Lataka Province, Syria. SMITH, Hiram A. Mrs. Anna L. Smith, R. F. DUBINSKY, Philip. Harry Dubinsky, 386 SHEPARD, William R. Mrs. Cardelia 'M. D. 1, Troy, Kans. Madison Street, New York, N. Y. Shepard, 1610 Carpenter Street, Philadel- phia, Pa. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported BECTIANIC. SHERRILL, Henry. Mrs. Lillie Sherrill, Died of Disease. EUSTACE, Patrick. Dennis' O'Halloran, 508 Elizabethton, Tenn. Devisadero Street, San Francisco, Cal. STIFF, Andrew. Miss Rosina Stiff, 30 Six- PRIVATES. teenth Avenue, Maywood, Ill, _ PRIVATES. LED, Robert E. Mrs. Tilda A. Lee, 3026 AGOSTINO Leone. STOCKEL, Ivar F. Jerhard Stocekl, 2042 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Mariana Agostino, Fletcher Street, Chicago, Ill. Sinagra, Provincia Messina, Italy. NOCE, Giovanni A. Angelo Noce, 81 Frost ARRASMITH, Asa. Mrs. ULIBARRI, Juan Antonio. Mrs. Tieodorita Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lillie Butler, Sher- libarri, Tierra Amarilla, N. Mex. burne Ky WAGLER, Lawrence A. Louis Wagler, Desh- Killed, Previously Reported Wounded BALLAS, Ell. Steve Balas, 5831 Sixty-first lr, Ohio. Avenue, West Allis, Milwaukee, Wis. WEE, Gilbert A. Mrs. Sirgid Wee, Hanska, Severely. BUDROVITZ, John. Anthony Kozlovonki, 141 Hillside Minn. PRIVATE. Avenue Edwardsville, Pa. WEEKS, Arthur C. Miss Ella Weeks, 207 BURCH, Verland II. Henry W. Burch, R. F. Summers Street, Passaic, N. J. FREDERICKSON, Glenn L. Ray Frederick- D. 1, Perry, Ark. WIGMAN, Joseph. Mrs. Annie Wigman, New son, Warsaw, Ind. CASE, Fred Thomas. Thomas Bratton, Grand Baden, Ill. Rapids, Wis. WILLIAMS, George E. Benjamin Reid, gen- Missing in Action; Previously Reported CRISP, Jess. Miss Mary Brocoe, 911 North eral delixery, Shingleton, Mich. Wounded Severely. Gran, Neodesha, Kans. WODARCZAK, Frank. Mrs. Mary Wodarezak, DRISCOLL, Richard A. Mrs. Mary Driscoll, 203 Sweet Avenue, Buffalo. N. y. CORPORAL. 85 Butler Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WOJICK, Frank. John Wojick, Warsaw, DUNSON, Henry. W. H. Dunson, Canoe, Ala. Russia. ZACEK, William J. Mrs. Helen Zacek, 50 ENO, Noah L. Albert .Delcore, -727 Tower ZAiIARA, Stanley. John Zahara, 812 Win- Whilcomb Street, Webster, Mass. Avenue, Superior, Wis. stanley Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill. PRIVATES. FLENTJE, Charles C. Mrs. Ben Schwarting, BRANCH. David W. Charles W. Branch, Teb- Round Lake, Minn. bettis, Mo. ANDERSON, Gustav V. Mrs. Emma Ellison, FORD, Donald I. Mrs. Louella Curry Ford, CAMPBELL, John H. William Campbell, Ballaton, Mina. R. F. D. 3, Nashville, Ind. general delivery, Bloomfield, Nebr. ANGIELILLO, Vito N. Miss Philomena Ange- GRANTHAM, Willie. George Grantham, GARDNER, Lee. Mrs. Ellis Gardner, Hub- lillo, Ban Casamassima, Italy. Ocilla, Ga. bard, Ohio. ARRINGTON, Clyde I. C. 1R. Arrington, box KENNEDY, Stephen C. Elmer J. Kennedy, GOROHYSKY, Harry. Mrs. Lizzie Gorohv- 174, McLoud, Okla. Troy, Pa. sky, 164 East One hundred and twelfth AUER, Beno .T. John Auer, Albany, Minn. KRINSKY, Louis. Mrs. Anna Krinsky, 214 Street, New York, N. Y. BOOTII, William Wayne. Mrs. henry W. Levonia Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. KENDZIERSKI, Steve Stanley. William Booth, R. F. D. 1, New Milford, Pa. NUNNERY, Jim. F. A. Nunnery, Edgmoor, Kendzierski, box 147, Amsterdam, Ohio. BOWEN, Clayton F. Willard A. Bowen, 213 S. C. MAGEE, Erwin E. George W. Magee, R. F. Chestnut Street, Kewanee, Ill. ROSENKRONTE, Ike. Louis Rosenkrontz, D. 3, Halls, Tenn. BURNS, John William. Henry Burns, R. F. Planter Hotel, Leavenworth, Kans. ROSS, Claud S. Mrs. Mary B. Ross, De Kalb, D. 2, bx 27, Hardy, Nebr. ROSSI, Lohis. Vincent Rossi, Pagnatico, Tex. CARLSEN, Clarence H. Mrs. Hanna E. Carl- Province Pish, Italy. SINDELDECKER, Guy. Jack Shindel- sen, 408 East Lanme Street, Bozeman, Mont. ROUSE, Fay S. Charles Rouse, 330 East Or- decker, Eau Claire, Mich. COOPER, Chancy. irs. Martha Cooper, 449 leans Street, Otsego, Mich. THIELE, William L. Mrs. Melda Thiele, 715 Grandville Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. SPRAGUE, Arthur L. Mrs. A. L. Sprague, Ninth Avenue, South Wausau, Wis. CORNELL, Wilbur A. Alfred B. Cornell, 49 1508 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Mo. WAINWRIGHT, Neal. Mrs. Elsie T. Wain- South Lincoln Avenue, Ocean Side, N. Y. WATCITASKIE, Walter. Mrs. Catherine Gard- wright, 1 Murketquid Street, Concord, DI MATTIO, Dominick. Louis Dipillo, 136 ner, 25 Reservation Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Cherry Avenue, Canton, Ohio. WEIDMAN, Hugo. Edward Weidman, 1312 GLASS,- Philip. Gerchen Glass, 171 Swirzh Previously Reported Missing in Action, Indiana Avenue, Sheboygan, Wis. Street, Lemberg-Galicla, Austria. Now Reported Dead of Wounds Received WILDEY. Sherman. Mrs. Dellia Wildey, 430 GREGGERSON, Bennett E. John Greggerson, Louis Avenue, Boyne City, Mich. 222A Newstead Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. In Action. I JABLONSKI, Alike. Frank Jablouski, Lublin, CORPOR ta. Russia. CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. JAGD, Henry W. Wessell T. Jagd, Braddock, MANNING. John J. Mrs. Catherine Man- N. Dak. ining, 43 French Street, Watertown, Mass. Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported JETER, James Hubert. Mrs. Hannah Jeter, PRIVATES. Killed in Action. Lyndon, Kans. KELLE, Fred. Jacob Kelle, Napoleon, N. COWANS, Brownlow. Mrs. Mattie Cowans, PRIVATE. Dak. It. F. D. 1, Hartsville, Tenn. KOISTT, Wil1am. Mike Koisti, Viburg, More- LINDSAY, William S. Mrs. William Geer, RIBKEE, Elmer. Mrs. Kathryn Ribkee, 1018 lar Province, Finland. Portland Hills, Pa. North II Street, Richmond, Ind. KROGSTAD, Helmer. Mrs. Anna Krogstad, SCHMALING, Victor I. William Schmaling, Tenth and St. Croix Streets, Hudson, Wis. R. F. D. 4, Appleton, Wis. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- LADAS, Nicolas. Stauros Ladas, Kaffolonia, SHAFFER, William H. Mrs. William Shaffer, ously Reported Killed in Action. Lixoulon, Greece. R. F. D, 3, Dubois, Pa. LA VIGNE. Harry. Mrs. Jeanete Boudway, PRIVATD. 300 West Seventeenth Street, New York, Previously Reported Missing in Action, BEECHER. Frank E. Arthur Ii. W. Beecher, N. Y. NloW Reported Dead of Disease. 060 East Indianola Avenue, Youngstown, LAVIX, Louis. Mrs. R. Lavin, 816 Bainbridge Ohio. Street. Philadelphia, Pa. PRIVATE. LICAMELLA, John. Mrs. Madaline Licam- MYERS, Loy C. Paul H. Myers, R. IP. D. 1, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported ella, 153 Jones Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Tane town, Md. Killed in Action. LIGHT, Kenneth Chester. Monroe Light, Munger, Mo. Previously Reported Missing in Action, LIUTENANT. LONG, Aadrew V. John Long, .110 Third Now Reported Dead, Cause Street, Niles, Ohio. Undeter- LYNCH, Mack M. William Lynch, Dawson MATHEWS. Frank R. Mrs. Dolly C. Math- mined. Springs, Ky. LIEUTExANT. PRIVATES. ews. 60 Zane Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio. OLIVER, William. Mrs. Rebecca Oliver, WILLIAMS, Bertram. Mrs. J. B. Williams, MORMON, Fred D. Mrs. Clara Mormon, 1400 Cookstown, N. J. Channing Place, Cambridge, Mass. Oakes Street, Columbia, S. C. SCHOEL, Grover 'C. Mrs. Agnes E. Schoel, ZABEL, Walter. Herman Zabel, Buffalo 1622 O'Neill Street, Cheyenne, Wyo. PRIVATES. Lake, Minn. SMITH, Jesse B. M. D. Smith, West Paris, BLADES, Gilbert C. Mrs. Rebecca Blades, Mo. Died of Disease, Previously Reported Somerset, Pa. SOLUSKI, Nicholas. Mrs. Antonetta Solusk, DAVENPORT, David L. Mrs. Dora Good, Died from Wounds. 133 Twenty-third Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. 1008 Scranton Street, Scranton, Pa. CORPORAL. STOFFEY, John 3T. Mrs. Mary Stoffey, Coal- FISHER. Harry C. Alex Fisher, Berlin, Pa. dale, Schuylkill County, Pa. JESELSKIS, John. Joe Jeselskis, 103 Waldon BROWN, John. Mrs. Helen C. Brown, -773 qZAJKOWSKI, Joseph. Frank Szajkowski, Street, Rumford, Me. Creston Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. 1531 East Tenth Avenue, Moline, Ill. PERRY, Walter. James Perry, Kermit, W. Va. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. ]JULLETIN: TTLESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Previously Reported Missing in Action, JACKSON, Burley V. W. D. Jackson, R. F. ADAMS, William A. John Adams, R. F. D. Now Reported Severely Wounded. D. 1, Gapton, Ark. 1, Celina, Tenn. JACKSON, Ellie J. Aaron W. Jackson' Pan- ANGEL, Oscar. Mrs. Harriet Angel, Fort CAPTAIN. dora Tex. Towsen, Okla. KAPLAN, Simon. Mrs. Fannie Kaplan, 26 ARGARELLA Luigi. Antonio Argarella, ACKLIN, William C. Mrs. Grai M. Acklin, Bellevue Street, 2146 Collingwood Hartford, Conn. Guardia Grido, Province Chieti, Italy. Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. KOLASA, Nick. Mrs. Josephine Wiesoski, 786 BLAIR, Elmer Harrison. Mrs. Francis M. CORPORAL. Theodore Street, Petrdit, Mich. Blair, 185 East Madison Street, Lancaster, BECKER, Earnest A. Frederick Linkogel, 127 McKNIGHT, Walter. David H. McKnight, Pa. Garden Street, H1boken, N. J. Salisbury, N. C. BECK, George John. Mrs. Bertha Beck, Lin- MGILAUGILIN, Clarence T. Mrs. Myrth A. denhurst, N. Y. PRIVATES. , Kernan, 914 West Galer Street, Seattle, ZAICHUK, Peter J. Mrs, Annie Ustinoff, 17 BELL, Charles P. Mrs. J. P. Bell, 36 Evans Wash. D., Fort McPherson, Ga. Beach Street, Worcestef, Mass. McLEOD, Leo K. Mrs. Ike Mahew, King- BENNETT, Fred. David AASE, Edwin B. Mrs. Emma B. Aase, ROsS, fisher, Okla. C. Bennett, R. F. D. Miln. 2, Smiths Grove, Ky. MAGALDI, Dominick. John Magaldi, 388 BERNER, Chester A. Miss Hester Berner, COPPERSMITH, William D. J. M. Copper- Congress Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. R. F. D. 4, North Hampton, Ohio. swith, Rockford, Ohio. MAHONEY Clarence J. Mrs. Patrick Ma- BOTTARU, John. Michele Bottaru, DAILEY, Lile. Mrs. Emma Dailey, 660 Har- honey 4342 Gano Street, St. Louis, Mo. Falconi, old Avenue, Portland, Province Sassari Fomi, Italy. Oreg. MERRILL, William H. Mrs. F. G. Bradley, BRYANT, Laburn E. Mrs. James W. Darvin, FABICH, Frank T. James Fabich, Winona, 7 Cheney Place, Lowell, Mass. Hollywood Ala. Minn. MILLAS, Ben. Tony Millas, Mingo Junction, BURROUGH, Bud J. George W. Burroughs, FERRARA, Michele. Mrs. Tozzi Giovanna Fu Ohio. Greenville, Tex. Michele Areangelo, Orsara, Di Puglia, Italy. MORISETT, Eugene. Mis Rose Marisett, 48 COLPAERT, Tryphone. Mrs. Julia Colpaert, IRVING, John F. Eugene D. Irving, 718 Seaview Street, Jersey City, N. J. East Flanders Third Street, Peoria, Ill. NOVINSKI, John F. Mrs. Eva Novinski, Dienge, Belgium. Ishmael, Green- COOK Andrew B. William HI. Cook, R. F. ISHMAEL, Clarence. W. H. Stelitzer, Wis. D . Augusta, Ga. castle, Mo. PERI, Samuel. Vincen Pert, 581 Twentieth CRAMLLI, Gabrielli. Gabrielli Cramilli, 415 KOCZOROWSKI, Anton. Steve Koczorowski, Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. H Street, Carnegie, Pa. 1050 NOrth Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, III. PFEIFFER, Oscar J. Martin Pfeiffer, El- CURATOL, Lawrence. William Nemiro, 835 LICCIARDI, Aptonio. Charles Llcciardi, 75 wood, Nebr. Springarden Street, Eastn, Pa. India Court, North End, Boston,- Mass. PHILLIPS, Arthur S. Mrs. John Werth, 514 CUSICK, Vincent. Mrs. Margaret Cusick, NIECECIK, Felix. Kaesnig Niececik, Bart- Bardridge Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Huntington, Long Island, N. Y. back, Poland, Russia. PHILLIPS. Evert. Mrs. 01ie Phillips, 722 DAVIS, Herman. Mrs. Jasper F. Davis, R. PETTYS, John Nelson. Mrs. Lida Pettys, Harriet Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. F. D. 2, Macon, Ga. Bainbridge N. Y. PRICE, Winflield J. Winfield Scott Price, 512 DEGENARO, Tony. Mrs. Mary Degenaro, 122 PRINCIPATY Gulseppi. Charley Principati, Michigan Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. Grand Street, Hoboken, N. J. 35 Sunny Side Avenue, Readville, Mass. RICCIARDELLO, Michael. Jo. Ricciardello, DEISLER, Henry. Mrs. Sarah Deisler, 101 QUIRK, George 0. Mrs. Rose W. Quick, 187 704 Kader Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Quine Stree ympia, Wash. Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. SHARKEY, Lujre. Mrs. Harry Donovan, 275 DELLACQUA, elo. Angelo P. Giuseppe, SCHIEBE, Vincent. John Schiebe, 1256 Dick- Broadway, South Boston, Mass. 1803 Pittston Avenue, Scranton, Pa. son Street, Chicago, Ill. STEWART, Stktnley. Mrs. Eva Stewart, 32 DELUCAS, John F. Mrs. Catherine Delucas, 8CHROEDER, Frank. Mrs. Ruth Schroeder, South Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. 1937 South Twentieth Street, Philadelphia, 534 Taylor Street, Daytoy, Ohio. STONE, Marshall. Mrs. Lue E. Stone, Chad- Pa. TATTERSALL, William. Miss Sadie E. Tat- land Street, Schoolfield. Va. DORSANO, Angelo tersall, 11 Parker Street, Exeter, N. H. WEBSTER, Orville C. Miss Lucinda Smith, L. Mrs. Congetta L. Dor- VACCARELLO, Pietro. Mrs. Maria Tomma- 25 North Sevdnth Street, Zanesville, Ohio. sano, 183 Bleecker Street, New York, N. Y. rello, Spigno, Gaturnio, Italy. DUTFF, Robert D. Mrs. Mary Swank, gen- WEEKS, Jacob Henry. Mrs. Liddle Prince, eral WHEELER, Frank. Arch Wheeler, Girard, Charleston, Mo. delivery, Elmira, Mich. Ala. WILSON, Arthur A. Miss Helen G. Wilson, DURKIN, Michael. Mrs. Margaret J. Quinn, WILLIAMS John J. 599 Albany Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Jennie Williams, care of Davidson, 346 East Eighteenth EARLS, Joe Thirty-third Street, Carrollton, Ky. Street, New York, N. Y. H. Mrs. Milisna M. Earls, Crow- WILSON, Arthur ley, Tex. Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported B. John Carleson, 194 Myr- FERNAAYS, Edward H. Mrs. Susue Fer- tle Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. aays, Penfield, N. Y. Missing in Action. WINTER, Leonidas Cedell. Mrs. Emma Win- FLOOD, ter, Shady Point, Okla. Fred M. George Flood, box 55, LIEUTENANT. North Waterboro, Me. WORLAND. Charles 0. Mrs. Alice Worland, FOX, Lorenza K. Mrs. Sarah Carmack, Ada, HAMILTON, Joseph E. Joseph.G. Hamilton, 143 South Arsenal Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Okla. Hector, Ark. FOX, Roy. Mrs. Eliza Jane Fox, Bushyhead, SERGEANTS. WRIGHT, Robert C. E. M. Wright, Hickory, Okla. JONES, Earl L. Mrs. C. Jones, 1411 Laramie N. C. FULLER, Joseph 4R. Mrs. Harriet Redburn, 'Street, Manhattan, Kans. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- Alton. Mo. MITCHELL, Lige. John S. Mitchell, R. F. GADSON, Gail F. John Gadson, R. F. D. 2, D. 1, Fairmont, Okla. mined), Previously Reported Missing in Marshfield, Wis. OLIVER, Joe. Joshua C. Oliver, Glenn, Ky. Action. GALLIGAN, Thomas E. Mrs. Margaret Gal- CORPORAL. SERGEANTS. ligan, 70 Blackstone Street, Woonsocket, R. I. OLIVER, Leonard. Lemuel Oliver, Elton, La. CALDER, Brooke J. John D. Alexander, Stop GREENBERG, Abe. - Mrs. Katie Gregtberg, MECHANIC. 134, Shore Line, Euclid, Ohio. 87 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. STOKES, Fred. E. Stokes, Livingston, Tex. HILL, Erskine. W. L. Hill, Durant, Okla. HAMBERGER, Hugo. Mrs. Anna Iamberger, HOUGH, Frederick W. Mrs. S. B. Hough, 444 PRIVATES. 3627 Warsaw Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. West Forty-first Street Los*Angeles, Cal. HEEGE, Lawrence A. Mrs. Rose Ileege, ARCTIER, Orville. Mrs. Mary A. Webb, 1510 MORGAN, Lloyd. Mrs. Jeannette Morgan, 50 South Kirkwood Road. Kirkwood, Mo. Penn Avenue, New Brighton, Pa. Jefferqon Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. HINKLE. Clarence. Mrs. Mary E. Ilinkle, BEDWELL, Isaac L. Mrs. Sarah A. Bed- SCHEPER, Edward A. Henry A. Scheper, Drumright. Okla. well, 927 Walnut Street, Chester, Pa. 1119 Aisquith Street, Baltimore, Md. JENSON, Johannes C. Laurits Jenson, BRUNO, Francesco. Vangesga Bruno, Piglio, CORPORALS. Skjorring. Galben, Jylland, Denmark - Province of Rome, Italy. ICELDGARD, Carl. Peter Kelgard, Silheberg, BRZEZINSKY, Joseph. Mrs. Joseph Brzez- CARTER, William J. Michael Carter, 119 Denmark. insky, 9 Christian Street, Philadelphia, Pp. Sanford Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. KELLY, Andrew. Miss Mary E. Kelly Dan- CAMPBELL, Joseph. Mrs. Gertrude MeDon- HAMMONDS, Aubrey. Mrs. James L. Ham- bury. Coon. aId, 735 Harris Avenue, Providence, R. I. mondq, 408 Spring Avenue, Jacksonville, KNIGHT. John C. James F. Knight, 016 H DAVIDSON, Mervyn. Herbert Davidson, Tex. Street, Lawton, Okla. Logan, Utah. HEATH. John R. Mrs. John R. Heath, 1596 KORNAIHRINS. Fred W. Mrs. Augusta DI PIETRO, Augusto. Emidio D1 Pietro, Northland Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio. Kornahre , 778 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, Alelli, Province of Aquilla, Italy. KELEHER, Joseph A. Bernard J. Keleher, N. Y. DORNAN, Elmer W. Mark Dornan, 317 Ely 519 West One hundred and sixty-second KRANTZ, Rolland. George Kaufman, Tren- Street, Allegan, Mich. Street, New York, N. Y. MINCKS. Walter Irving. Enos R. Mincks, ton, Ill. DUKE, Luther. G. F. Duke, 379 Trigg LA COLLA, Stephen. Mrs. Myta La Colla, 7 Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. Newkirk, Okla. MOUCHECK. James. Mrs. Catherine Mou- Henchman Street, Boston, Mass. DUMAR, Joseph D. Mrs. Adeline Dumar, Au check, 2180 East Huntingdon Street, Phila- LADETTO. Peter. Toni Ladetto, box 614, Sable Forks, N. Y. delphia. Pa. Sesser. Ill. DTRIIAM, Albert J. Henry R. Durham, R. LAGANELLA. Anthony. Mrs. Mary Lagan- F. D. 3. box 20, Durand, Miss. WICHT, Ernest 0. Mrs. Emma Groeschel, 459 Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark, N. J. ella, 1921 3illin Street, Philadelphia. Pa. ENGLUND, John. Erick Englund, Augusta, LARAMORE, Charley E. Mrs. Salema Lara- Mont. MECHANICS. more. Aivarado, Tex. FLAKES, George. Miss Jane Daniel, 238 BENNETT, Benjamin C. Mrs. Jennie A. Ben- LATHROP, Howard W. Ella Lathrop, Braden- South Georgia Street, Knoxville, Tenn. neit, Vinta Park, St. Louis County, Mo. town, Fla. GANN, Harvey C. John Gaun, Trenton, Mo. MIKULENCAK, Joe M. Mrs. Rosa Kret, LAURENZ, Frank. August Laurenz, Eagle GREER, R. D. John I. Greer, Spur, Tex. Cudahy, Wis. Butte, S. Dak. HILTZ, Edward. Mrs. Mary Wilzonoff, Mil- SHEPPARD, Edward J. Alphonse Sheppard, LEHIGH, William. Mrs. Bridget Lehigh, likan, Colo. 200 Saratoga Avenue, Cohoes, N. Y. Dennison, Ohio. HORN, Tames L. William S. Horn, Mag- LERZ, Joseph. Louis Lerz, 683 East Main nolia Springs, Tex. PRIVATES. Street, Waterbury, Conn. HOSEK, James E. Thomas Hosek, R. F. D. ABELS, Conrad. Barney Abels, R. F. D. 1, LEWIS. Allen. Mrs. Margaret G. Lewis, gen- 4, Olivia. Minn. Holland, Iowa. eral delivery, Bountiful, Utah. HOUROION, Channes. Mrs. Channes Hou- ADAMS, James T. Mrs. Mary Wallace Adams, LEWIS. Harold 0. Mrs. Lewis, R. F. D. 3, roion, Erzrum, Armenia. Maysville, Banks County, Ga. Concord, Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING LIEBOWITZ, Michael A. Abraham Liebo- PRIVATES. FULLER, John H. Furnia I. Fuller, 20 Rail- witz, 150'. North Sixth Street, Philadel- road Street, Columbus, Ga. phia, Pa, ANDREWS, Elijah. John Andrews, 302 GOFF, Liston D. Duke Goff. Martins Ferry, LIPFERT, Albert G. Mrs. Fred Lipfert, 274 Lamar Street, Wichita Falls, Kans. Ohio. Britannia Street, Meriden, Conn. DORIS, Frank, Jr. Frank Doris sr, 810 Elm- HANNERS, Clarence. Mrs. Rebecca Hanners, wood Avenue, Kansas City Mo. 119 South Avenue, Bridgton, N. J. LOBDELL, Arthur E. Mrs. Amelia Lobdell, BARLEY, Roy W. .Mrs. Minnie Cole, 900 general delivery, Baypor Mich. HEMPIVICK, Philip F. Mrs. Victoria Hempi- LOCKHART. Howard. . William Lock- West Myrtle Street, Independence, Kans. vick, 4 Bridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. hart, 113 D Seventh-fift Street, New York, HILLIARD, Earnest. Mrs. Margaret Hil- HERBAUGH, Elmer F. Mrs. Mabel L. Her- N.Y. liard, R. F. D. 4, Smithville, Miss. baugh, Wages, Colo. JACQUES, Howard 0. Charles Jacques, 709 LUTJEN, Albert D. Dick V. Lutjen, Cole HIBBELER, Hugo. Mrs. Ianna ilibbeler, Camp, Mo. Calvet Avenue, Rome, N. Y. El Campo, Tex. MADDEN, Thomas Henry. Mrs. Ella Madden, LOWE, Clarence. Mrs. Ono Lowe, Clarks- HIRSCH, Nathan. Benjamin. Hirsch, 1038 R. F. D. 2. Kingston, N. Y. burg W. Va. Hoe Avenub, Bronx County, New York, N. Y. MILLS, Hubert. Mrs. Lottle Mills, 547 Frank- MERChR, Charles M. Myron Mercer, R. F. HOLLAND, Delbert. Mrs. Nora Holland, 178 lin dtreet, Hamilton, Ohio. D. 1, Hasford, Fla. Humboldt Avenue north, Tonawanda, N. Y. MIMMS, Robert L. W. L. Mimms, R. F. D. MILLER, William K. Mrs. Susan Miller, R. KRUMLAUF, Asa G. Mrs. Mary Krumlauf, a, box 3, Atmore, Ala. F. D. i, Fleetwood, Pa, Garibaldi, Oreg. KUGLER, Alfred B. N. Mrs. J. B. Kugler, MOCK, Leslie. Harry Mock, Forbes, N. Dak. Returied to Duty, Previously Reported MOORE, Noble L. Charles E. Moore, Bloom- Frenchtown, N. J. field, Mont. Missing in Action. LAWRENCE, Lloyd L. Francis W. Lawrence, rMORGANTI, Felice. Mrs. C. Morganti, Do- Oxford Avenue, Howard Park Md - caina, Italy. LIEUTENANT. LEEK, Orange. Mrs. Nancy J. Leek, R. F. D. MORRIS, Ray D. Mrs. Harry MeNeely, 218 DE MORE, Sherman. Mrs. Anna De More, 1, Moundsville, W. Va. Ewing Street, Washington, Pa. Milwaukee, Wis. LEMKE, Emil A. A. Mrs. Christina Lemke, MOXNESS, Ole J. Albert Kleven, R. F. D. 309 North Fifth Street, Harrison, N. J. 3, Devils Lake, N. Dak. SERGEANTS. LOGIDENSKI, William. Mrs. Helen Logi- denski, 3 Elizabeth Street, Carnegie, Pa. MUCHOWSKI, Joseph Walter. Mrs. Andrew HERBERGER, Peter. Mrs. Charles Her- Pathy. 5045 Thliteenth Street, Cicero, Ill. LOOS, Ernest A. William M. Loos, 515 South berger, 64 Ontario Avenue, Albany, N. Y. III. MULLER, John. John Muller, sr., East Bern- MONTAIGNER James B. Mrs. Margaret Mon- Twelfth Street, Quincy, stadt. Ky. taigner, 8 Richard Street, Kndxville, MEETZE, Benjamin T. John A. Q. Meetze, MIERS, Emmet. Miss Grace Myers, Salt 7 0 R. F. D. 1, Lexington, S, C. Tenn. MILLER, Joseph A. Mrs. Frances Miller, 13 Lick, Ky. NIEMEYER, William H. Mrs. Johanna Nie- NISBET, Alexander C. Alexander Nisbet. Thomas Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Evanston, Wyo. meyer, 154 Avenue C, Rochester, N. Y. MITROVITCH, Tullius. Mrs. Lucia Mitro- TRONE, John D. Mrs. Marguerite E. Trone, vich, 213 West Eightieth Street, New York, O'DONNELL, Patrick J. Martin J. O'Donnell, 8527 Gilpin Street, Denver, Colo. 1100 Armour Boulevard, Kansas City, Mo. N. *Y. PACE, AdolL. Alfred Pace, 2"97 East Seltzer CORPORALS. MOORE, George W. Mrs. Icy Moore, Center- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ville, Ohio. PELO, Zenobio. Mrs. Jennie Pelo, 1032 Cen- ALLISON, James S, Mrs. Francis B. Ellison, MOORE, James. Mrs. Alicia Moore, 19 ter Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. . 1800 Yale Avenue, Knoxville Tenn Grechin Terrace Andover, Mass. PEUSTER, Louis F. W. Fred Pouster, Sr., ASlBURN, Harry W. Mrs. V. L. Ashburn, MORA, Martin. bavid Mora, San Antonio, 706 South Fifteenth Street, Quincy, Ill. box 586, Jefferson, Ohio. N. Mex. PHILO, Chester Earl. Mrs. Rebecca Philo, CHAMBERS, Fred L. Mrs. W. B. Chambers,. MORGAN, Charles Joseph. Thomas Morgan, Independence, EKans. box 356, Jefferson Ohio. 3814 Parrish Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PONTIEBR, Leo. John Pontier, 202 South LEONARD, Ernest b. Mrg. Nellie E. Leon- MORTON, Charles. Mrs. Francis B. Morton, Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. ard, 490 Ohio Street, Akron, Ohio. general delivery, Corning, N. Y. < RASH, Street. Floyd K. Rash, Cominto, Ark. METLIN, William A. Thomas Metlin, Sum- MOWELL, Robert M. William W. Stephens, REAM, George. T. Archie Ream, Falconer, mit Avenue, RlIwood City, Pa. Sherman, Tex. N. Y. ROSENBURG, Samuel R. Mrs. Eva Weiss, NORMAN, Bonnie. Ole Norman, Montevideo, 1867 South Ridgeway Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Minn. REED, Frank J. Mrs. Lillian Reed, St. Louis, NORMAN, Patrick. Walter Norman, 119 Mich. BUGLER. Ferry Street, Newark, N. J. REINERT Frank John Scheffez, 901 Ogden LYNCH, George W. George Lynch, Moore, Pa. NORMAN,'Walter B. Elijah Norman, Meyers, Street, hiladelphiA, Pa. Ark. ROWAN, James Aiphonso. Mrs. Anna Rowan, PRIYATES. 228 Academy Street, Jersey City, N. J. ORR, Carl A. Mrs. Ethel Orr. 109 South ItOZELL, Floyd Mrs. ANTINOLFI, O'Neil. Mrs. Angelina Auti- Sixth Street, Newark, Licking County, Ohio. F. Floyd F. Rozell, nolli, 14 Center Street, Amsterdam N. Y. RAABE, Fred C. Mrs. Catherine Raabe, Webber Fails, Okla. ANTOLICK, RUSSELL. Allen. Mrs. Jane Russell, Chinco- Joseph. Andrew Antolick, 631 1947 Fairfax Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. tea e, Va. North Franklin Street,*Philadelphia, Pa. REED, Calvin E. Martin Reed, Killdeer, N. SCOT, Leo E. Mrs. Lura E. Scott, House, BANEY, Samuel F. Mrs. Evamay Bancy, 302 Dak. Walnut Street, Philipsburg, Pa. RICHTER, George John. Mrs. P. Sigmund, N. Aex. BECK, Thomas H. Mrs. Mary J. Beck, Lake- SEYMOUR, 1430 Howard Avenue, North Side, Pitts- Edward J. Henry Seymour, vlle, Ohio. burgh, Pa. South Street, Berlin. Mass. BECKER, William J. John Becker, R, F. D. RUSSELL, Raymond J. Mrs. Elizabeth Rus- SHELLEY, Francis. Walter Shelley, 649 St. 3, box 80. Kimmswlck, Mo. sell, R. F. D. 1, box 223, Los Angeles, Cal. Anna Street, New York, N. Y. BENDIX, Walter L. Henry Bendix 1215 SCLAVENITIS, Nick. Nick Konidaris box SLATTERY, Waldo 0. Mrs. Anna. G. Slat- Manhattan Street, Michigan City, Ind. 835, Marshfield, Oreg. tery, 8024 Powell Avenue, Kansas City, BLOOD, Lorrin G. Edmond Gilson Blood, 45 SHELTON, Clarence C. Samuel F. Shelton, Kans. Ann Street, Ashtabula, Ohio. Emporia, Kans. SMITH, Clifton F. Mrs. Ruth R. Smith, box BORDEN, Arthur L. Mrs. Ada Borden, Ful- SHERRY, Herbiel. Mrs. Mary E. Sherry, 135. Fowlerville, Mich. ton, Cal. Mayport, Pa. STEPHEN, John T. James M. Stephen, gen- BROWN, William M. Alva A. Brown, Malta, SKONEZNEBY John. Joseph Skonesney. R. F. eral delivery, Dunkirk, Mont. Mont. D 1 box 92, Connellsville, Pa. STIESS, Oscar. Charles M. Stiess, 16502 St. BRYAN, Dean. Mrs. Jennie Bryan, Spring- SPERIkG, Bernard. Mrs. Alice Spering, 5332 Clair Street, Cleveland. Ohio. ville Utah. Reedland Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SWEENEY, Mike L. Mrs. Laura Lindsay, BYRNES, Peter. Robert Byrnes, 2061 Dickin- SPRINGER, Edward B. Gust Springer, 119 Mineral Point, Mo. son Street, Philadelphia, Pa. West Sixth Street, Dover, Ohio. TALLEY, Bernard S. Mrs. Ellen W. Talley, CHRISTIAN, Otis L. W. P. Christian, 1022 TALLMAN. Frederick S. George S. Tallman, 718 Ocoha Avenue, El Paso, Tex. East River Street, Davenport, Iowa. 314 North Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. TRENTA, Archille. Joseph Trents, Pretaro COLLINS, Russell. Mrs. .Elmeria Collins, R. TICHYKY, Steve. John Tichoky, 3298 Ful- Ascoll, Italy. F. D. 4, Lenoir, N. C. ton Road. Cleveland, Ohio. TUTATO, Joseph A. Albert Tutalo, 278 Forty- CONTE, Giovanni. Mrs. Margaret Conte, VIVEN, "William McK. Mrs. Elizabeth ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.- Farigliano, Italy. Swayne. East New Market, Md. WALKER, Burt C. Mrs. Irene Walker, 210 CRAMER, Wendell Hiram. Charles Wilson WAITE, John Gilbert. Mrs. Hannah Waite, Avon Avenue, Newark, N. J. Cramer, Prairie View, Kans. Sligo, Pa. WATT, Sterling. Mrs. Bes ie L. Watt, 1191 DAVIDSON, James A. J. Z. Davidson, Rosie, Flatbush Avenue, Brookly N. Y. Ark. WALTERS, Frank M. D. A. -Walters, Do WHITNEY, Albert E. Ausin Whitney, 853 Soto, Ill. DICK, Albert T. Mrs. Mary E. Dick, 2671 WEAVER, William. Mrs. Jeanet Weaver, 918 Vine Street, Waterloo, Iowa. Emerald Street, Philadelphia. Pa. WILLCUTT, Carl D. Mrs. Lottle M. Clark, West Jefferson Street Alexander, Ind. bex 73, Tulare, Cal. DODD, Welzy. Robert Dodd, Just, N. C. WELKER, George D. Mrs. Mary A. Welker, WILLIAMS, Bill. Mrs. Clara Williams, Can- DONNELLY. Arthur. Mrs. Bridget Donnelly, Necona, Tex. ton, Okla. 1102 Kinkle Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, WHITE, John E. John E. White, Quinton, Pa. Oklia. WOOD, James. Ben Wood, Mattingly, Ky. DUANE, John J. Thomas Duane, 188 Seventh YOUNG, James H. Jphn A. Young, Hamil- Street, Jersey City, N. J. WILLIAMS, Alvie L. Martin A. Williams, A ton. Ala. ELMORE, Fred Woodford. Mrs. Lucy Mary Street, Huntsville, Ala. ZISKOU, John C. George Ziskou, 69 Spruce WILLIAMS, Israel. Louis Metz, 2538 South Manchester, N. H. Elmore, Coalton, W. Va. Sheridan Street, EVANS, Sylvester J. Mrs. Stephen E. Evans, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. - ZUPCHAN, John J. Mrs. Andrew Zupchan, Webster, Pa. WILLIS, Manson. Charles Willis, R. F. D. 3, 2763 East Ninetieth Street, 'Cleveland, Clinton, Ind. * Ohio. FAAS, Ferdinand, Jr. Mrs. Anna E. Faas, Calpella, Cal. WINIMKO, Bolieslaw. Victor Winimko, 24 Platt Street, Detroit, Mich. Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported FARMER, Albert H. Mrs. Sue Mae Farmer, Gonzales, Tex. WOODWARD, William Fay. George Wood- Missing in Action. FREITER, Edward W. Mrs. Emile Frelter, ward. Yates Center, Kans. 3123 East Ninety-eighth Street, Cleveland, WRIGHT, Thomas C. William A. Wright, CORPORAL. Ohio. Alba, Tex. RIBLET. Douglas. Charles F. Riblet 79 FROST, Harold H. Mrs. Mabel A. Frost, 45 ZAFARANO, Frank. Michael Zafarano, 103 Allandale Avenue, East Cleveland, Ohio. - Walnut Street New Britain. Conn. Moore Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 71'-194 U4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Returned to Military Control, Previously JACKSON, Frank J. Mrs. Louise H. Jack- BRICKEY, Everett. Mrs. Henry Liatz, Elk- son, 318 South Jackson Street, Fitzgerald, ton, Mfo. Reported Missing in Action. Ga. BRYANT, Ethel B. Mrs. Lisk Bryant, Ruin- PRIVATES. KELLER, Hugh F. Mrs. Joseph Kehoe, 310 soy, Ky. Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y. BRZESKI, Prank. Mrs. Nellie Brzeski, 50 DICKERSON, Arthur. Mrs. Jennie Dickerson, KELLY, Howard P. Mrs. Edward Kelly, 1204 South Eagle Street, Terryville, Conn. 2109 West Adams Street, Chicago, Ill. North Tenth Street, Reading, Pa. CALLENDER Paul W. Mrs. Harriet Callen- JONES, Joseph Herbert. Mrs. Rosa L. Jones, KIDD, Clarence E. Mrs. Thomas J. Kidd, der, 90 Bishop Street, Waterbury, Conn. 1704 West Broad Street, Richmond, Va. Tye River, Va. DIERKSON, Claus A. Mrs. Ralph D. Leonard, MITCHELL, Ferris. William G. Mitchell, LOGAN, Booker. William W. Logan, Harris, Kennett, Cil. Hendricks Store, Va. Ark. DIETZ, August L. Mrs. Margaret Ott, 323 WILLIAMSON, Carl. Mrs. Myra Williamson, McCANN, John F. Mrs. James J. McCann, Mohawk Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Christianstad, Finland, Russia. 2548 East Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia, FARRELL, John J. Mrs. Mary N. Townsend, Erroneously Reported Died from Wounds. Pa. 324 Eighty-seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. McPHERSON Carlos V. Miss Beatrice Mc- FOY, Council Lee. Council Foy, R. F. D. 1, PRIVATES. Pherson, Pyor Okla. Pollocksville, N. C. EARLE, Arthur II. Eugene V. Earle, 95 Milk MAHONEY, aro Cornelius. William Ma GAGE, Edward C. Carlton P. Gage, Heald- Street, Boston, Mass. honey, Success, Baskatchewan, Canada. 'ton. Okla. GAILLARD, Henry. Mrs. Maggie Gaillard, MERRIMAN, Lewis . Mrs. Nellie' Merri GILLESPIE, Bert. Willie Gillespie, Bernas, R. F. D. 1, box 20, Parler, S. C. man, Watermn, Ill. Ark. HERLING, George. Mrs. Anna Herling, MITCHELL, Chancey W. Mathew C. GOUDAILLER, Willard V. Mrs. Elizabeth Burke, Wis. Mitchell, 1103 Sheridan Street, Holdrege, F. Goudailler, 193 Ohio Avenue, Providence, TURNER, Arthur F. Charley Turner, Grants- Nqbr. R. I. burg, Ind. PRICE, Roy A. Mrs. Ada Price, Belvidere, GREEN, Clarence Lorenzo. Thomas H. Green, WINSLOW, John MeKinely., Mrs. E. M. Wins- Kans. North Street, McGraw, N. Y. low, Brownsville, Minn. RIALE, Abram S. Mrs. Elizabeth Rale, Aus- GREEN, Edward. Mrs. Laura Fearyer, R. F. tin, Pa. D., Wade, Ga. Erroneously Reported Wounded Severely. RIBLET, David W. William M. Riblet, R. GREENWAY, Clifford I. J. H. Greenway, F. D. 7, Erie, Pa. Hartwell, Ga. CORPORAL. RICE, Amos Z. Mrs. Irene R. Rice, 811 Eldon, 421 West HAMILTON Cleveland. Miss Ivy Hamilton, ELDON. Jon. James Arlington Avenue, NW., Canton, Ohio. 321 Foun in Avenue, Georgetown, Ky. Cleary Street, Pontiac, Ill. RICE, Glenn. Hyrum W. Rice, Yale. Idaho. HOUCHENS, Charley F. Mrs. Doran Houch. WEBSTER, Herbert. Mrs. Anna Webster, ens, box 16, Hickman, Pa. Clarkston, Wash. SECTION 3, JANUARY 28, 1919. HOVLAND, Einar M. Mrs. Matilda Hovland, BUGLER. 2315 South Sixth Street, Minneapolis, Minn. The following casualties are reported MERRILL, Charles J. Mrs. Mattle Merrill, JACK, Earl L. A. N. Jack, 1213 Arden R. F. D. 2, Manual Farm, Franklin, N. II. Avenue, Glendale, Cal. by the commanding general of the Amer- JACKSON, David A. Mrs. blartha Ella Jack- can Expeditionary Forces: s iSICIAN. son, R. F. D. 1, Trenton Ky. CALLAHAN, Frank C. Mrs. .. M. Rowley, JACKSON, Elmer. Mrs. Vattle E. Jackson, Wounded slightly ------224 783 East One hundred and forty-ninth Caneyville, Ky. Street, New York, N. Y. JACKSON, Frank J. Mrs. Louise H. Jackson, sTEGITANICS. 818 South Jackson Wounded Slightly. Street, Fitzgerald, Ga. BLEAU. Albert. Joseph Bleau, 57 Montgom- JACKSON, George W. Mrs. Malinda Jackson, CAPTAIN. ery Street, North Adams, Mass. R. F. D. 6, Vancouver, Wash. BECKER, Edward S. Mrs. Henrietta Becker, FOUST, Bienjamin Edgar. Miss Grace Foust, JONES, Albert. Mrs. Kate Jones, 1426 Kan- Brenham, Tex. Peculiar, Mo. sas Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill. KOENIG, Alfred. Mrs. Francis Koenig, 6909 JONES, Bill. Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge, Knob LILUTENANTS. Gertrude Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Creek, Ark. ALBERT, Phil B. Mrs. Mollie B. Albert, 1207 MITCHELL, Jesse R. Jesse R. Mitchell, Jr., JONES Birdie C. Mrs. Sarah H. Jones, 14 North Sixth Street, Fort Smith, Ark. Plainview, Tex. Collingwood Avenue, South Norfolk, Va. KELLEY, Aloyslus. Peter H. Kelley, 43 COOKS. JONES, Cecil J. Mrs. Sarah Jones, Santa Paula, Cal. Bridge Street, South Itadley Falls, Mass. DUFFALA, Michael. Mrs. Katy Duffala, 844; KOLLOCK, Cornellus. Alexander C. Kollock, Washington Street, Braddock, Pa. KELLER, Edward J. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Kel- 488 Pearl Street, Darlington, S. C. LA BAUME, Emmette C. Miss Mabel La ler, 11202 Tuscora Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. SERGEANTS. KELLY, Bernard G. Thomas Kelly, 724 Vin- Baume, Del Rio, Tex. ton Street, Waterloo, Iowa. ABBOTT, Cecil. Mrs. George Corelisen, 2140 ruIvATFs. KIERSTEAD, Dogald. Mrs. Amanda Kier- Miles Street, Toledo, Olo. MILLER, John J. Mrs. Francis Werner, 171 stead, White Terrace, Waverly, Mass. BECK, Emil F., jr. Emil Beck, 751 North East Fifty-third S1reet, New York, N. Y. KOENIG, August William. William Kpenlg, Forty-third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MITCHELL, Frank Benjamin. Stole Mitchell, Barnesville, Minn. BECK, Jacob. I. J. Beck, 150 Franklin Street, R. F. D. 1, Fenwick, Mich. LABARRE, Arthat. George Labarre, R. F. Brooklyn, N. Y. MITCHELL, James E. Miss Charlotte Thomp- D. 1, box 45, Sparta, Mich. BECK, James B. Mrs. Olie Tucker, general son, Marseville, Ill. McFARLAND, Herman. James McFarland, delivery, Comanche, Okla. MONROE, Arthur H. Mrs. Susie Monroe, Rockhold, Ky. BECKER, Edward J. Mrs. M. E. Strub, 3425 Fredericksburg, Va. McRAE, Celia A. Mrs. Susan McRae, 11 Ly- Fleming Avenue, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. MOUILLERAT, Harry. Mrs. Margaret Mouil- man Street, Beverly, Mass. GUMBlY, Richard Lawrence. Mrs. Vira Hol- lerat, 347 Third Avenue, New York. N. Y. MOREVEY, Clarence A. Mrs. Mable Manley, lenback, Herndon, Pa. MOZZO, Louis. Peter Mezzo, Columbia Park, Blackwell, Okla. HABERSETZER, George. Mrs. Edna Haber- Delair, N. J. MACHENIEIM, Howard J. Mrs. Elizabeth setzer, 87J Holbrook Street, North Adams, MURPHY, Charles L. John Murphy, 2610 Machenheim, 520 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, a Mass. Chestnut Street, Milwaukee, Wis. N. Y. HOUSTON, Edward. Mrs. Mary Houston, 77 PALMATIER. John R. Mrs. Emerilla Palma- MERK, James G. Miss Emma Koerner, 163 Lewis Street, Bridgeport, Conn. tier, 1020 Hancock Street, Cheboygan, Mich. East Eighty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. JACKSON, Christopher A. Mrs. M. Downes, PAOLONE, Antonio. Beopoldo-Paolone, St. MERLINO, Joe. Mrs. Mary Merlino, 346 542 West One hundred and twenty-fifth Stefano, Province di Camoobasso, Italy. East One hundred and fifth Street, New Street, New York, N. Y. PATARCITY, Adam. Max Patarcity, 9 Lib- York, N. Y. McCARRICK, James J. Mrs. Mary A. Mc- erty Street, Trenton, N. J. MERONEY, Kyle A. Charles A. Meroney, Carrick, 150 Josephine Avenue, west, Con- PHEIL, Harvey A. Mrs. Julia N. Pheli, R. F. 1327 South Eleventh Street, Waco, Tex. shohocken, Pa D. 6, Cordele, Ga. ABALLO, Ehillo. Chino Aballo, 48 Belmont MACLEOD, Harry U. Mrs. Helen F. MiTcLeod, PRICE, Luther S.' Mrs. Fannie T. Price, Avenue, Belleville N. J. 4 Maine Street, Exeter, N. H. Kemp, Okla. ABISSI, Carmelo. 1icolo Russo, 14 Havens E. MACKEEVER, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret RICHARD, Albion. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rich- Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mackeever, 789 East One hundred and fifty- ards, box 281, Mexico, Me. ARRINGTON, Ben. Napoleon Arrington, Na- ixth Street, New York, N. Y. vasota, Tex. Thomas J. Mrs. Agnes Saverty, ROSE, Sidney. Mrs. Anna Rose, 1437 Lin- MACKIN, coln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. BECK, Edward. Rudy Beck, 209 Avenue C, 188 Van Deventer Avenue, Astoria, N. y. New York, N. Y. Mrs. John Phelan, 228 SCHNAARS, Arthur. Mrs. Agnes Schnaars, PITELAN Hbward P. 45 Windsor Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. BECK, Francis L. Mrs. Catherine Agnes North Street, Salem, Mass. Beck, 4115 East Seventy-ninth Street, Frederick S. James A. Shell, Eliza- SCHNEIDER, Arthur F. Mrs. Johanna SHELL, Schneider, 300 South First Street, Brook- Cleveland, Ohio. bothton, Tenn. lyn, N. Y. BECKER, Charles K. Gustav Becker, 916 CORPORALS. West Thirty-fifth Street, Chicago, Ill. BECK, Albert. Glen B. Beck, Ashland, Ala. SCINEIDER. August W., Jr. Mrs. Minnie BLEI, Nicholaus G. Henry Blet, 2314 West BECKMAN, Clem A. Mrs. Katherine Beck- Schneider, 17 Wood Street, West Chicago, Twenty-third Street, Chicago, Ill. man, 423 Livingston Street, Celina, Ohio. Ill. *BLUE, Michael. Miss Ludella Carry, Bay- BRIGMAN, Herbert G. Mrs. Etta B. Brig- SHEPHERD, Fred W. James P. Shepherd, ford. N. C. man, Weaverville, N. C. 801 Everett Avenue, Wichita, Kans. BOSNICK, John A. Mrs. Dora Bosnick, 131 DIECK, William. Adam Dieck, R. F. D. 2, SHEPPARD, Earl. Mrs. Mary Sheppard, 1P1tzwater Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Su.bury, Pa. Saunemin, Ill. BRIGGS, Carlton D. David Briggs, 130 Fair DIETRIC, Carl H. F. F. Dietrich, Hering- SHEPPARD, Eddie L. Thomas D. Sheppard, Street, Wallingford, Conn. ton, Kans. R. F. D. 1, Mansfield, La. BRIGGS, George W. Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs, FOWLER, 04eorge H. Harry A. Fowler, Elgin, SWANSON, Gust A. Arthur .. Swanson, 6442 1111 Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa. Mont. Aberdeen Street, Chicago, Ill. BUSBY Jack. Sile Busby. Braman, Okla. GILLIES, Duncan. Miss Janet Gillies, 75 SWEIGART, Elmer B. George D. Sweigart, CALLAHAN, Thomas. Mrs. Ellen Connely, Florida Street, Buffalo, N. Y. R. F. D. 4, Manheim, 'a. 203 Lafayette Street. Newark, N. T. HEARD, G-eorge P. Mrs. B. M. Stone, Spear- ABERNATHY, Fred B. John L. Abernathy, CALLENDER, Jullus B. Mrs. Dollie Darton yille -La R. F. D. 1, Elmwood, N. C. Callender. Wichita Falls, Tex. HILT6N, *rl. Andrew Hilton, 3004 Alford BERGEN, Martin J. F. F. Bergen, 242 East CARR, Arthur Collins. Miss Helen Carr, 11 Avenue, Louisville, Ky. Main Street, Watertown, Conn. Elm Street, Salem, Mass. I' THE O'FICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CIIRISTENSON, Arthur M. Mrs. C. Chris- SHELLY, Donald. Mrs. Oswin Shelly, 425 KELLY, Alonzo Morris. Alonzo C. Kelly, teon Manchester, Minn. Park Avenue, Paterson, N. J. Monroe, Ga. CROW, 6ttie. Mrs. Claude Crow, R. F. D. 2, SHELTON, Drue E. Mrs. Harriett E. Shel- KIEFER, Bernard R. Dr. W. F. Kiefer, 59 La Fayette, Ga. ton, Negra N Mex Realto Street, Rochester, N. Y. DESHON, Floyd E. Frank D. Deshon, Logan, SHEPARD, Hlenry. Mrs. Bessie Jane Shep- McCARTHY, John J. David A. McCarthy, Kans. ard, Elgin, Tenn. 200 Stanwix Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. DIERICH, Otto J. Joseph Dierich, 209 Long- STOCKLEY, Albert. Mrs. Mary Stockley, MACE, Lloyd R. Mrs. Katharine Mace, 1241 necker Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Acme, N. Mex. Gardner Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. DIESTI Vincenzo. John Fiore, 2255 West SWEETBAUM, Arthur. Mrs. Gussie Sweet- MITCHELL, Frank M. J. T. S. Mitchell, 50D Erie §treet, Chicago, 111. baum, 71 East Eighty-seventh Street, New Warren Crescent, Norfolk, Va. DIETRICH, Rinaldo R. William J. Diet- York, N. Y. SERGEANTS. rich, Carbondale, Kans. TABAK, Aaron. Samuel Tabak, 1041 De Kalb DROUIN, George W. Leon Droun, 46 Forest Street, Norristown, Pa. BECKER, Chester Charles. George E. Becker, Street, Dover, N H. TREMBACZKIEWICZ, Andrew. Joseph Trem- Division Street Hamburg, N. Y. DUFFY, John . irs. Mary McGuire, 2843 baczkiewice, 4949 South Monroe Street, Chi- DI FERDINANDO, Joseph. Mrs. Paulina Di North Twenty-fourth Street, Philadelphia, Ferdinando, 1145 South Mole Street, Phila- Pa. TREaLAY, Arthur J. Mrs. Sophia Trem- delphia, Pa. James. Mrs. Isabelle Dugan, Nes- blay, Sayabec StAtion, Quebec, Canada. HAMILTON, Arnold D. Mrs. Mattie Sharpe, DUGAN, Delaware, queholniug, Pa. TRISTANO, Antonio. Joe Bonatato, 828 181 South Washington Street, FOURNIER, Emile J. Emile C. Fournier, 11 Brand Street Dover Ohio. Ohio. Clarkson Street, Ansonia, Conn. WECHSLER, Jesse. Sirs. Bertha Wechsler, 5 XEATON, Edward. George T. Heaton, 605 FOX, BERRY G. Nick Fos, R. P. D. 2, Del West One hundred and twenty-second Street, Hill Street, West Hoboken, N. J. Rio, Tex. New York, N. Y. JONES, Arthur G. Mrs., Hattle M. Tones, FOX, Clifton. Hiarve Fo, Lower Buffalo, WYMAN, Gay. Melvin E. Wyman, Bay Street, 191Z Point Breeze Avenue, Philadelphia, Ky. Wolfboro,N. H. Pa. FOX Edward. Mrs. Mary A. Guthrie, 612 ZUCKER, August M. rank Zucker, Chatfield, KELLER, Joseph H. Mrs. Joseph Keller, West Fifth Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. Ohio. 1032 West, Eighty-eighth Street, Chicago, FOY, Fred B. Ernest A. Foy, Montville, Me. HAMIL, Charles T. Mrs. Barbara Hamil, 362 Ill. GAAG, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Gang, 1202 West Fifty-fourth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. KELLOGG, Dwight E. Mrs. Mary D. Kel- Decatur Street, Sandusky, Ohio. HAMILTON, Mathews. Mrs. Addle Mf. Chan- logg, 803 North Kenwpod Avenue, Baltimore, GABLE, John B. Mrs. Lillian Keasler, 584 cellor, 533 Pierson Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Md. Boulevard, Bayonne N. J. HAMPTON, John. Mrs. Rosa H. McCuthean, MICHL, Louis. Mrs Elizateth Michl, 5015 GREEN. Dewey S. deorge Green, Trion, Ga. Sycamore, Ga. Barkwell Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. GREENWELL, Robert W. Charlotte W. HAYES, Thomas. Mrs. Sarah Hayes, 113 MITCHELL, Harry T. George L. Mitchell, Greenwtll, Ballinger, Tex. Walker Street, Norfolk, Va. 310 Pennell Street, Chester, Pa. HAM, Ernest. Mrs. Hettle Ham, Snow Hill, HEARN, Gordon. Mrs. Francis Hearn, 15 MOUDRY, Michael. Mrs. Mary Moudry, 415 N. C. Savannah Street, Atlanta, Ga. Duncan Street, Baltimore,- Md. IIAMBY, Carl C. Mrs. Ella Hamby, Etowah, HEBERLE, Carl H. Mrs. Louisa Heberle, RICE, Frank. Mrs. Irene Stehlin, Gillespie, Tenn. Amelia, Ohio. Ill. MCPHERSON Alvin E. Mrs. Grace Will- HILLER, Rudolph. Mrs. Ernestina Hiller, RICHARDSON, Alfonzo. Mrs. Annie E. fong. Afton, Mich. 4442 Wentworth Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Shurett, R. F. D. 3, Jasper, Ala. MACNELLY, Edwin B. Mrs. Mae MacNelly, HILLYARD, Oral B. Mrs. Mollie Hillyard, WEBSTER, John A. Mrs. George Webster, R. F. D. 1, Elverson, Pa. Bellington, W. Va. 235 Bowdoin Street, Winthrop, Mass. MACK, William. John Mack, 74 Hicks HINSCH, Fred C. Charlie Hinsch, R. F. D. CORPORALS. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3, George, Iowa. ABDOO, George. Arthur Abdoo, 134 Hudson MACKAY, Norman Alexander. Kenneth Mac- HOLLOWAY, William A. Mrs. Agnes C. Street. Boston, Mass. kay, 444 Hawthorne Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Holloway, R. F. D. 1, Delia, La. BECKER, Harry W. Mrs. Allen Risk, Rofoo MACKEY, Tall. Mrs. Lulu Mackey, 028b JACKSON, Curtis M. George D. Jackson, 809 Avenue, Middletown, Conn. Wilkison Street, Memphis, Tenn. South Water Street, Bay City, Mich. BRICE, Fred M. Mrs. Jessie Brice, 82 Pen- MACKIN, William F. Mrs. Eugenia C. Mac- JACKSON, Edward L. Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, nacook Street, Manchester, N. H. IKin, East Rockaway, N. Y. 10251 East Washington Street, Springfield, BRYANT, Cyrus Gilbert. John Bryant, 911 MACKINAW, Paul. Mrs. Barbara Mackinaw, Ill. West Iowa Street, Evansville Ind. 1834 South Fifteenth Street, St. Louis, JONES, Francis. William Jones, R. F. D. 1, CABRAL, America V. Henry 1. Snyder, Wof- Mo. Springfield, Ill. ford College, Spartanburg, S. C. MACULAITIS Nick. Mrs. Joseph Maculaitis, KELL, .ames . Silas W. Kell, Worden, Ill. CALAWAY, James E. Jesse Callaway, 'frest City, Pa. KELLEHER, James J. Mrs. Nellie Kelleher, Menlo, Ga. MERCHANT, Albert Edward. Bert Mer- 500 West Forty-third Street, New York, CROWLEY, Daniel. Mrs. Hanorah Crowley, chant, Kalamazoo, Mich. N. Y. Bantry, County Cork, Ireland. MITCHELL, Donald G. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, DENTON, Clyde 0. George A. Denton, Lan- 674 Linden Street, Zanesville, Ohio. KELLER, Ferdinand. Mrs. Catherine Keller, 104 Middaugh Street, Somerville, N. J. caster, Tex. MITTEN, Corwin W. Mrs. Clara D. Mitten, DOWER, William R. Mrs. Sarah Dow r. 5 8106 Platt Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. KELLER, Howard L. George Hammell, 7 Walnut Streef Bordentown, N. J. Summit Street, Westerly, R. I. MOWRY, Stanley Earl. Frank Mowry, Mount Gabr nya, Orab. Ohio. KELLEY, Herbert L. Mrs. Hattie Fulton, 119 GABRENYA, Edward C. Frank Mill Street, Athens, Ohio. 801 Broad Street, Johnstown, Pa. MOXLEY, Shellie. J. C. Moxley, Laurel SHAMILTON, Alexander M. Alex Hamilton, Springs, N. C. KOBOKOVICH, Alex. Jack Kobokovich, 618 South Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. Chickasaw, Pa. , MOYERS, Roy G. Mrs. Bertha Moyers, R. F. 1110 D. 1, Fredericktown, Mo. KOCH, August W. Mrs. J. 0. Koch, 391 Main HAYDEN, Theron R. John T. Hayden, Street, Medford, Mass. Duke Street, Alexandria, Va. NEWMAN, Grover C. Mrs. Mary A. Newman, S. Fred S. Jackson, sr., 20 I. F. D. 2, Magnolia, Miss. KOEPPEL, August. Henry Koeppel, 305 JACKSON, Fred OLIVER, Frank. Joseph A. Oliver, R. F. D. South Boulevard, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Bennington Street, Lawrence, Mass. B-S2, Giloy, Cal. LA BOUNTY, Clarence I. Mrs. Mathilda La KELLY, Forrest F. Mrs. Clara Kelly, La- Bounty, Lampasas, Tex. trobe, Pa. PALMER, James. Cornelius II. Palmer, 23 J. Mrs. Amelia Le Blanc, Myrtle Street, Adams, Mass. LAFAZIA, Samuel. Chents Lafazla, Sim- LE BLANC, Camille monsville, R. I. 27 Hancock Street, West Somerville, Mass. PALMER, James Levi. Mrs. Anna Rose LOCKWOOD, Andrew. Mrs. A. Lockwood, P'almer, R. F. D. 4, box 34, Greenwood, LOCKHART, Benjamin IT. Mrs. Dora K. 205 St. Nicholas Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. wiq. Lockhart, Capon Bridge, W. Va. MERCURIG, Andrew L. Frank Mercurio, PALMISANO, Lwrence Henry. Mrs. Marie LOCKHART, Bristol B. Mrs. Della Belle 1640 Fortieth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. Palmisano, 019 Richmond Street, Cincinnati, Lockhart, R. F. D. 2, Tennessee Ridge, MITCHELL, Glenn L. Mrs Elmyra Mitchell, Ohio. Tenn. Hayden. Utah. PARAGAGNA, Andrea. Frank Paragagna, LOCKRIDGE Andrew L. Mrs. Sarah A. MITCHELL, Jackson W. Andrew Mitchell, Eighty-ninth Street and Fourth Avenue, Lockridge, 'Flood, Va. Pitts, Ga. Brooklyn, N. Y. LOEWE, Adolf. Walter Loewe, Carmine, Tex. PARKER, Evander. Mrs. Ellen Parker, R. MOTTER, Carl S. Frank Matter, R. F. D. 1, McCAIN, James P. James P. McCain, R. F. Fletcher, Ohio. F. 1. 3. Fairmont, N. C. D. 5, Prescott, Ark. PFEFFER, Carl J. Mrs. Call J. Pfeffer, Sa- PARENT, Arthur Sylvester. Mrs. Josephine McCAIN, John W. Mrs. Mary J. McCaln, Parent 913 State Street, Bay City, Mich. pulpa, Okla. Atascosa, Tex. PFEFFER, George H. W. C. Pfeffer, Newhall SCHNADT. Erwin H. Herman H. Schnadt, Street. Hamden, Conn. McDONALD, Alphonse. Mrs. Victoria Me- Bartlett. Ill. PFISTER, Fred T. Jacob Pfister, R. F. D. 1, Donald, St. Cuthbert, Berthier County, Que- STONE, Bert M. Harry E. Stone, Mora, Otisco, Ind. bec, Canada. Minn. PFIRTER, William. Mrs. Lean Pfister, 525 BUGLERS. Ann Street, West Hoboken, N. J. SECTION 4, JANTARY 28, 1919. DUGAY, Joseph C. Stephen Dugay, Monson, PITAIR, Carter W. Miss Ruth Churchman, Mass. R. F. D. 1, Sebastopol, Cal. The following casualties are reported KIBBEY, Clifford Tames. Mrs. Rosela Kib- PHELAN, Jake. Tom B. Phelan, 1222 North of the Ameri- bey, 67 South Terrace Street, Muskegon, Okiulgee Avenue, Okmulgee, Okla. by the commanding general Mich. PHELPS, William J. Mrs. Nannie A. Phelps, cin Expeditionary Forces: MUSICIAN. l,09 Ban Street, Knoxville, Tenn. KIENE, Earl W. Richard II. Kiene, Deshler, PURCELL Elmer H. Mrs. Mary A. Purcell, Wounded (degree undetermined) 176 Nebr. 8304 Fifty-first Street SE., Portland, Oreg. COOK. RICE, Birdie. Mrs. Lula Rice, Morehead City, Wounded (Degree Undetermined). RICCARDO, Cesara. Mrs. Angelo Riccardo, N. C. 42 Weaver Street, Summit, N. J. RUCKLE, Ben. Mrs. Katelluckle, 6201 Spen- LIETEiNANsTS. cer Place, St. 'Louis, Mo. PRIVATES. SCHNEIDER, Byron K. Fred Schneider, CROWDER, Calvin C. Miss Fannie Y. Coates, IBURZ, Alfred J. Mrs. Bertha Klburz, 20538 Glenteld, Pa. 534 Wythe Street, Petersburg, Va. Seminary Avenue. Chicago, Ill. - SHELL, Edmond C. Mrs. Martha J. Shell, KELLER, Lawrence L. Mrs. Irene M. Keller, KJOLSTAD, Christopher. Christ A. Kjol- White Plains, Va. R. F. D. 2, MeMinuville, Tenn. stad, R. F. D. 1, Ilanska, Minn. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. -8. BULLE.TIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 CASUALTIES REP.ORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KOENIGS, Aloysins. Mrs. Joe Koenigs, MCPEIW Carl A Mrs. Rose McPhee, 316 HEALY, Daniel. Owen Healy, 446' Sixty- Adams Minn North talifqrnia Street, Stockton, Cal. ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KOLBOLHINSKI, Barney C. John Kolbocli MERRILL, George Walter. Mrs. Matilda HEBNER, John. Mrs. Mary Gidee, Avon, inski, Anderson, Tex. Hardin, South Bend, Nebr. S. lak. KOLBUSII, Andrew. George Kolbush, James- MITTAG, Charles L. William Mittag, Alex- HILLIS, Gordon N. Mrs., Henry B. Hillis, burg, N. J. andria, Min). 1347 North Thirty-second Street, Kansas LOECK, Albert E. Albert Loeck, R. F. D. 3, MOYER, Harry E. Frank Moyer, Portis, City, Kans. Balaton, Minn. Kans. HILTZ, Edwxard W. Mrs. Julia S. Yingling, MCCANN, John J. Mrs. Alice M. Mecann, MOYNIHAN, Henry A. Eugene P. Moynihan, Napterville, Ill. 411 Davis Avenue, Harrison, N. J. t9 Neptune Road, East Boston, Mass. JACKSON, Donald G. Mrs. Katherine A. McCARRON, James F. Hugh McCarron, 819 OLBRIC, Floyd. Mrs. Bridget O'Donahue, Jackson, 5033 South Sawyer Avenue, Chi- Crescent Street Astoria, N. Y. Harvar, Ill. cago, Ill. McPHERSON, Alexander P. Mrs. Shirley PALMER, Joe.Mrs. Mary Palmer, Zold, Ky. JACKSON. Francis. John A. Jackson, 210 McPherson 323 Oak Street, Alton, Ill. PHALEN, Tiothy B. Mrs. Mary Agnes West Seventli Street, Clare, Mich. MCPHERSOI4, Creed Franklin. Mrs. Roeila Phalkn, larrisolfburg, Va. JACKSON, John R. Mrs.) Lou Jackson, R. F. McPherson, Kin ston, Tex. PROFFITT James W. Mrs. Nannie J. Prof- D. 3, Lorena, Tex. MACK, Henry. Mrs. Addle Banks, Houthbor- fitt, 323Rfandolph Street, Portsmouth, Va. JONES, Bert R. Mrs. Mary J. Jones, R. F. o gh, Ala. RICE, Benjamin F. Mrs. B. F. Rice, St. Pe- D. 21 Niles,.Ohio. MACKEY, George S. Mrs. Rebecca C. ter Minn. JONES , Charles A. William S. Jones, Pine MIackey, Barboursville, Ky. SHD<1%RDSON, Emmer B. Mrs. Lillian Norry, and Fifth Streets, Coshocton, Ohio. MACKEY, Isaiah. Adam Mackey, Cumbola, 268 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, N. Y. KELLEGHER, Frank F. Mrs. Catherine Kel- Pa. WAGNER, Alfred G. Mrs. Clara B. Wagner, lgher, 326 New Street, Newark, N. J. MERCIER, Henry. Mrs. Mary Wagner, 148 Fremont, Ohio. KELLEHER, John. Mrs. John Kelleher, rear Fourth Street Wyandotte, Mich. ATTANASIO, Gabriel A. John Attanasig, 912 Federal Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. MERO, Joseph k. Mrs. Mary C, Mero, 1131 308 East One hundred and thirteenth Street, KELLER, Bernard. Mrs. George Keller, East Vermijo Avenue, Colorado Springs, New York, N. Y. Louisville, Ohio. Colo. BECCARI, Julius. Bettosta Beccari, 572 KELLER, Jullan J. Mrs. Catherine Keller, MITCHELL, Henry 0. Mrs. Flora A. Woody Street, Missoula, Mont. Madison, Ind. Mitchell, 265 Calef Road, Manchester, N. H. KELLY, Cornelius F. Mrs. John J. Kelly, 88 Cen- BECK, John J. Mrs. Mary A. Beek, 3252 MITCHEL, James T. Will A. Tallry, Kingsbridge Road, New York, N. Y. West One hundred and third Street, New terville, Ala. York, N. Y. de- BECKETT, Harry. Mrs. Emma Beckett, MIZER, Herb. Mrs, Laura Mizer, general South Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. KELLY, Ernest H. Daniel Ernest Kelly, livery, Lebanon, Mo. Tuskege, Ala. S. Mrs. Mary Ann S. Moura, BECKWITH, Clyde G. L. P. Beckwith, MOURA. Frank Broad Street, Guilford, Conn. KELLOGG, George W. Mrs. Bessie Atkin- 96 Purchase Street, New Bedford, Mass. son, 328 MIckle Street, Camden, N. J. H. Harry L. Mousley,. BLAKLEY, John C. Mrs. Lizzie Blakley, MOUSLEY, Russell South Ieighty, Pa. KENYON, Pred. Joseph Kenyon, 84 Banks 5117 Knox Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Aldhem, England. Grover C. Mrs. Minerva Nor- BLAKSLEY, John R. L. F. Blaksley, Quinlan, NORWOOD, Okla. KIDD, Ezra P. C. W. Kidd, Moncta, Va wood R F D. 1, Brookwood, Ala. KIEFFER Charles W. Mrs. Varoline Kieffer, O'LEAIY, Cornelius. Mrs. Florence O'Leary, BOSCHIMA, Leonard. Joseph I. Boschma, 21 Kieffer Avenue, Depew, N. Y. Cadott, Wis. Springfield, 8. Dak. OLESON, Hans A. S. R. Oleson, R. F. D. 4, BOSLEY, Jamis H. Mrs. Ella M. Bosley, Fresno, Cal. 1634 McHenry Street, Baltimore, Md. SECTION 1, DECEMEBER 21, 1918-Con. PALIKE, Jimmy. Tony Palike, 439 South BOYNTON, Kenneth J. Miss Clara Webber, Seminary Street, Onlesburg, Ill. 611 Sherman Avqnue, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. [The deaths r-ported in thil ocrion were PALMER, Marley A. Mrs. Lillian Lawrence, BRENNAN. Wallace W. Mrs. Alberta Bren- printbd u, ,, piious issue of TuE OFFICIA Gaines, Mich. nan, 44 Union Street, Brockport, N. Y. U. S. Brut*I i-i.] PAULY, Joseph. Henry Pauly, Sauk Center, BRIDWELL, John I- Mrs. Lillian Bridwell, are reported Minn. 195 Church Street, Greenville, S. C. The following ensualtiei PFLUGLER, George. Michael Pflugler, 911 BRIGGS, Henry A. William A. Briggs, 444 by the comninding general of the Ameri- Willow Street, South Bethlehem, Pa. South Hampton Avenue, Greonville, S. C. can Expeditionary Forces: PHARR, Wendell Woodword. George Wash- BRIKOS, Gust G. Nick Brikos, 527 Wells ington Pharr, R. F. D. 3, Lawrenceville, 1a. Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Wounded Slightly. PRICE, Robert J. Mrs. Bessie Price, New- BRYANT. Duff. Bud Bryant, Powell, Tex. Ofirg, Pa. CADATANI, Angelo. Mrs. Josephine Aspesi, PRIVATIES. 365 Wash- RICCI, Antonio. Pasquale Ricci, 16 East Clifton Avenue, Clifton, N. J. Cecil. William Thomas FrPd- ington Street Brighton, Mass. CARR, Bernard Eugene. Dominlo Carr,, Wa- BRADFORD, Rice, R. F. D. ford, Dry Creek, W. Va. RICE, Clinton P. Mrs. Pauline konda, 8. Dak. Lyn C. Henry Butler, R. F. V. 1, 3 Pelzer S C. COLE, gamic. F. N. Cole, R. F. D. 3, Sebree, BUTLER. J. Arthur J. Rice, 4805 Broad- Junction City, Ga. RICE, David CAMPBELL, Amby. G. H. Campbell, Albert- way, New Yric N. Y. CROWELL, Benjamin A. Mrs. Catherine ROSSMAN, Russeil L. Mrs. .Anna Rossman, ville, Ala. Crowdll, 21 Oregon Street, Fall River, Mass. CARROLL, Sidney. Mrs. William Carroll' Atkinson, Nebr. CROW, Moses W. John Crow, R. F. D. 5, 516 South 2845 East Soventy-flith Street, Cleveland, SHAPPERD, Abe. J. Sepersky, Dablolega, Ga. Ohio. I Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DIEBALL, John A. F. W. Dieball, Binger, CASTO, Henry B. Elia, F. Ca-to. C uth, SHELDON, George. David N. Sheldon, Glen- Okla. Mason County. W. Va. . wood, Cal. DIETZ, Brooklyn E. Hugo R. Dietz, Brook- Mrs. Jaine Shellne, CAULK. Walter. Mrs. Nancy J. Griti. 43 %HELINE, Ernest. lyn Avenue, Palestine, Tex. Buffalo Street, IHlouston, Tex. Wilkesville, Ohio. DISNEY, Clarence R. Gilbert L. Disney, Mrs. Anlon 'tt SHEPARD, Chester W. Mrs. Ida W. Shepard, CIIIPELONE, Jo ,eph J. Billings, Okla. Chipelone, 71 East Clifton Avenue, OT.on, Elyria, Ohio. DUFFY, Joseph. William Gleason, 302 N, J. SHEPPARD, Daniel. Miss Mary Hartford, Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CITONARD, Fred -D Mis. Mary Chor-id. 158 Woodland, Me. DUGAN, John J. Mrs. Rose Dugan, 136 Ashland Stroet, North Adams, Mass. SPRAGUE, Frank. Mrs. Anna Colo, 1334 Tilghtm Street, Allentown, Pa. CUORI'ENNING, Lloyd S. irs. M. J. Coor- First Avenue, New York, N. Y. Dugan, 2513 Meg, DUGAN, Joseph F. Miss Mary Deanin. R. F. D. -:, Scottdale. Pa. STOCKTON, Earnest B. J. H. Stockton, West Third Street, Chester, Pa. CIIOQUETTE Arthur C. Clifford C. tho- Ark. DUGGAN, John. Mrs. Rose Douglas, 131 quette, 93 Crescent Strel, Hariford, Conn. SWEETLAND, Clarence C. Mrs. Sarah . Moss Street, Victoria, British Columbia, CLYDE, lugene M. Mrs. Mildred Clade, R. F. Sweetland, 54 Royal Street, Allston, Mas. Canada. D. 1, Rensselaer Falls. N. Y. SWENSON, Arthur. 0. A. Swenson, 710 Belle ELLIS, Alfred L. Thomas B. Ellis, Eaton, COOKINGIlAII, Melvin D. Corry S. Cooking- Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. N. H. ham. Chipp-wa Lake. Ali-11. SWINGLER, Andrew G. Miss Dreda Nutter, FADAROWITCH, Joe. Mrs. Rosie Fadaro- CONWAY, Theodore J. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 3809 Ferawood Avenue, Baltimore Md. 279 Twelfth Stred', Jerse,1 Cilty, N. J. Sti- witch, 82 Cross Street, Central Falls, R. I. TRENT, Arthur Lloyd. Calvin T'rent, FOUTY James C. Mamas A. Fouty, R. F. D. D'AMELIO. ;uiseppe. John D'Amieo. 415 well, Okla. 1, InAianapolis, Ind. Admiral Street, Providence, R. I. *TRICKETT, Arthur R. Miss Edytha Trickett, FOWLER, John B. Mrs. Mollie Fowler, Grant DICK, Edmon H. Mrs. Mary Dick. Marlow, Chauncey, Ohio. Ky. 'RIPANIER, Daman Edward Haroux, box Street, Albany, Ala. Y. FOX. Carl E. Mrs. Pauline Fox, Delta, Ohio. DIKEMAN, Robert G. Ilarvey Dikenma, City 318 Tupper Lake, N. GABBARD Grover, Bud Gabbard, Cow South Norwalk, Conn. WEBATER, David L. Mrs. K. A. Gray, Hotel, Fayette, Ala. , Creek, i'y. DIXON, Joseph E. Harvey Dixon, R. '. 1D. 1, WEBSTER, Jesse F. James B. Webster, GADACE, Joseph. Mrs. Josephine Gadacz, Church Hill, Tenn. 1844 Pauline Street, Chicago, Ill. DONAHUE, Bernard F. Mrs. Verna M. Pona- Kahoka, Mo. N. Y. ABER, Clarence. John Aber, R. GADDIS, Junius A. Mrs. Marie J. Gaddis, hu, Norwood. F. D. 1, 2222 Broadway Parsons Kans DONNELLY. Francis R. Patrick Donnelly, Lynchburg, Ohio. Springerook, N. Y. AXTMAN, Michael J. John Axtman, Orrin, GADDY, Jesse James. fa. Cora Turner, Davis Road, N. Dak. Eden, Tex. EVANS. Russell Eugene. Mrs. Emma Evans, BECKETT, Clyde. William Beckett, 88 Hall GAGE, Dave G. Mrs. Ida Gage, Heber 415 Penn Avenue, Warren, Pa. Springs, Ark. FAIRLAMB, Charles A. Thomas Hill, 903 Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. Bench Street, Lansing. Mich. BLOCK, Arthur F. Henry Block, R. F. D. 2, GRIESE, Carl F. August Grlese, R. F. D. 1, Paynesville. Minn. Walthas Minn FISHER, glisha. William H. Fisher. 453 DIENBERG, John W. Bernhard Dienberg, HAMANA~i, Ary. Mrs. Henrietta Hamanak, Pine Street, Easton, Pa. R. F, D. 17, Menomonie, Wis. 57 McBride Avenue, Paterson, N. J. FORD, Oscar F. Mrs. Nancy J. Ford. Leb- * GILL, Entrope. Arthur BrouIx, 39 Church HAMILTON, Edward. Mrs. F. Hamilton, 829 anon Tenn. & Stret, Amesbury, Mass. West Renry Street, Pontiac, Ill. GIBBONS.. John Franeis. Mrs. Mary Cibbone, ELLY, Francis M. Michael P. Kelly, 339 HAMILTON, Ernest Eugene. Mrs. Kate Ham- 6028 Fir Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Postal Telegraph Building, Chicago, Ill. ilton, Rockwall, Tex. GRAHAM, Thomas Paul. Mrs. Ann Gra,.nm, KIDNEY, Emmett. Clinton Kidney, Holton, HAMLIN, Clarence S. Lawrence M. Hamlin, 225 West Mission Street, Santa l;arlara, Kans. 407 Hockett Street, Porterville, Cal. Cal. THE OFFICIALU. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 17 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING GRAY, William T. Truman Gray, Waynes- BURCH Angefus T.*. Rousseau A. Burch, Su- GAMBINO, Harry. James Gambino, 289 East boro, Miss. preue Court of Kansas, Topeka, Kans. One hundred and fifth Street, New York, GUNZENIIAUSER, Albert B. Francis Gup- CLARK, Thomas B. Mrs. Rose M. Clark, N. Y. zenhauser, 815 Fourth Avenue, New York, 1227 Wright Street, Indianapolis Ind GARSIDE, Benjamin. John W. Garside, 88 N. Y. CLELAND, Samuel C. John C. Cleland, 212 Albany Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HARRIS, Fred H. Miss Lennie Harris, gen- West Main Street, Albion, Ind. HOOTEN, William F. C. L. Hooten, Lewis- eral delivery, Sidney, Ill. DELANO, Frank B. Mrs. Irene T. Delano, burg, Tenn. IATLESTAD, Joseph. Mrs. Sarha Hatlestad, 2076 Ellis Street, San Francisco, Cal. HORTON, Fred B. T. L. Horton, R.. F. D. 8, R. F. D. 1, Fertile, Minn. a DE, VEREAUX, John J. Mrs. John J. De Kershaw S. C. HAYS, William W. George G. Hays, Haver- Vereaux, Mechanlesburg, Ohio. JURGENSEbN, Guy J. Mrs. Mary C. Jurgen- hill, Kans. DOUGLAS, Julian L. Mrs. Mae Douglas, 930 sea, 915 West Third Street, Salt Lake City, HOGUE, Charles W., Jr. Charles W. Hogue, East Decatur Street, Lincoln, Ill. Utah. 429 South Center Street, Reno, Nev. GALVIN, Francis L. Mrs. Mary E, Galvin, LANDGREBE, Frank Mortimer. Mrs. Anna HORN, Carl Felix. Amelia Horn, Northport, box 230, Gloversville, N. Y. Landgrebe, 789 East One hundred and thir- N. Y. GRENFELL, Frederick Aloysius. Mrs. P. A. ty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. HORTON, John D. William J. Horton, Wha- Grenfell, 1316 Euclid Street NW., Wash- NEVERDAH-L, Lawrence Walter. Thomas leyville, Va. ington, D. C. Neverdabl, 221 Sixth Street West, Menomi- HUBBARD, Fred. Mrs. Margaret Hubbard, HASSETT, Waman. Mrs. V. D. Hotham, nie, Wis. 31 Grove Street, Bradford, Pa. Rumford, Me. ROB, Walter. Mrs. Balbena Roe, 376 Hudson HUGHES, Frank B. Mrs. Mollie Hughes, HAYES, Paul F. Miss J. Hayes, 88 Crosby Street, Hackensack, N. J. Layman, Va. Street, Stamford, Conn. SINGLETON, Willie. Samuel Singleton, HLMEY, Martin. Ben Hulsey, WewoRa, HILLER, Hugh M. Charles Hiller, Kehoka, Ritchie, Ky. Okla. Mo. SPEARS, Lifus. Harman Spears, Allen, W. 11UNT, Robert A. Millard Hunt, 011 Taft KIRSCHNER, Fredric P. Charles H. Kirsch- Va. Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ner, 006 Lakeside Place, Chicago, Ill. SPECK, Fred. Mrs. Mary Ellen Speck, 828 JIUNTh, Harris. Mrs. Bama Hunter, San LUCIITENBERG, Carl. Mrs. Linda Luchten- South Main Street, Rockford, 111, Saba, Tex,. berg, 345 East Fifty-second Street, New WAIDLEY, Frank. Mrs. Lena Waidley, 244 INABINYT. Willie M. Mrs."Mary Z. Inabi- York, N. Y. Spruce Street, Aurora, Ill. net. St. Matthews, S. C. MACDONALD. Funston A. Hugh A. MacDon- WEBSTER, Philip Sheridan. Mrs. B. L. Kas- JRWIN, Gilbert L. Henry E. Irwin, Leady, aid, 443 Lyon Place, North Vancouver, ton, 5018 Kensington Avenue, St. Louis, Okla. B. C., Canada. Mo. JENHEIN, Chri.t an. Chris C. Ersted, Don- VOGES, John C. T B. C. Voges, box 224, BICKARD, Stephen Edward. George Bickard, nelly, Mina. Canton, Ohio. 155 Logan Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHNSON, Fred E. Carl Nelson, 2321 South WILLIAMS, Sam T. Mrs. Ida Williams, 58 WATSON. Wesley W. Mrs. Emily Watson, Thirty-frat Street, Omaha, Nebr. Fry Street, Denton, Tex. 1152 Acoma Street. Denver, Colo. KAUFMAN, John Philip. Alfred Kaufman, MCINTYRE, larry J. Mrs. J. H. McIntyre,' AUNE, Elmer C. Edward Anne, R. F. D. Wilmington, Ohio. Ravenport, Wash. 4, Rice Lake Wis. KJOS, Edwin 0. Ole Kjos, R. F. D. 1, Flam- SCHEER, Albert, jr. Albert Scheer, 125 BAUMGARTEN, Clarence. Mrs. Ester Baum- ing, Minn. North Pine Avenut, Albany, N. Y. garten, 908 Germantown Street, Dayton, KNRCHTY, Fred E. Louis Knechty, R. F. D. SHEPHERD, Everett. Mrs. Hattie W. Shep- Oio. 3. Ripley, Ohio. herd, 915 South Sixteenth Street, Birming- BROCKE, Frank H. Mrs. Katherine Brocke, LANAGAN, Arthur J. Thomas Lanagan, bam, Ala. Cottonwood, Idaho. Sivneer. Mass. WYMAN, William M. W. T. Walker, 906 CLEE, Andrew B. Mrs. Alice 3. Clee, 5029 LANGER. Frank E. Frank J. Langer, Oas- Garland Street, Flint, Mich. Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. liton, N. Dak. CAMPION, William A. James Burns, Water- COURTNEY, John T. Mrs. George Banforth, LAWHON, Russell. *Hamp Lawson, Stanley, ville Hotel, Waterville, Conn. 22 Bolton Street, Waltham, Mass. Tenn. CANNING, Frank J. James Canning, Cum- CURRY. Harry M. Mrs. Marv E. Reynolds, LEIItLLN, John E. Rudolph Lehman, Mac- berland Hill, Manville, R. 1. 2010 Warren Road, Cleveland, Ohio. Sal, Idaho. DE RAMUS, Judson D. Mrs. Judson D. De DONAHUE, Edward Thomas. Mrs. Mary LEHMAN, William P. Albert Lehman, sr., Ramus, Verbena, Ala. Donahue, 1238 Morris Avenue, New York, 302 Church Street, Lagrange, Ga. - ENDERLE, Maurlee F. Herman Enderle, box N. Y. 45 R. F D, Santa Ana, Cal. FOSTER, William F. Mrs. Helen C. Foster, FORD, Byngton. Tirey L. Ford, 8800 Clay 908 Nnrth Kingshighway Boulevard, St. SECTION 2, DECEMBER 21, 1918. Street, Son Francisco, Cal. Louis, Mo. FULCHER, John T. Oscar Fujcher, Taylor, FYFFE, Tom H. Cottle Pierce, West Lib- [The deaths reported in this section were Ter. erty, Ky. printed in a previous issue of TilE OFFICIAL HALE, Joseph T. William Hale, Morgan, U. S. BULLETIN.] FRANKENSTEIN, Herbert A. Mrs. Georgette Minn. B, Fankenstein, 5 Sommerfeld, East Avon- JABLONSKI, Ladislaus. Alex Jablonski, 739 The following casualties are reported dale, Cincinnati, Ohio. Becher Street, Milwaukee, Wis. by the commanding general of the Ameri- GEHRING, Carl F. A. Gehring, 34 South JOHNSON, Do Forest D. .Mrs. Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa. Josephine can Expeditionary Forces: Johnson, 14 Ripley Place, Springfield, Mass. HYDE, Neil D. Burt B. Hyde, Afton, N. Y. KENNEDY. William V. Carles KENNADY, Homer F. Mrs. L. P. Kennady, Kennedy, Wounded Severely. 1710 Fourth Street, Beaver Falls. Pa 1315 Harrison Street, Topeka, Kans. KIPP, Malcolm B. Mrs. Dora Kipp, 3010 MAJOR. LIESER, William A. Mrs. Dora M. Lieser, Walnut Street, Chicago, 111. t St. Henry, Ohio. KNOEPFEL, Robert M. Mrs. Minnie Knoep- PIERCE, Thomas Lewis. Henry H. Pierce, 49 IMACDONALD, Albert F. A. L. MacDonald, fel, 1014 North Dewey Street, O'labonia Wall Street, New York, N. Y. box 43, Wloodlawn, Beaver County, Pa. City. Oklia. MURDOCK, James 0. Mrs. W. 1). Murdock, LEE, Wilfred C. John A. Lee, general deliv- C SPTAINS. 507 Prairie Street, Jacksonville, Ill. COLEMAN, York. Mrs. York Coleman, ery, Holden, Mo. Coro- NOEL, James Desmond. John Andrew Noel, MASSEY, Myron M. Mrs. Georgie Massey, nado Tent City, Coronado, Cal. 3222 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. box 271, Nacogdoches, Tex. OIP-IT'NDS, Buston E. Mrs. Virginia R. Ed- SEWALL, Loyall F. H. A. Sewall, Bath, Me. NAP, Edward. Mrs. Elizabeth Nan, 119 Sev- munds, 2322 Andrews Avenue, New York, STEPHENS, George H. Mrs. Mary J. Ste- entli Stroot, Braddock, Pa: N.Y. phens, 1113 North Second Street, Atchison, NOVAKOWSKI. Tod. Mrs. Mary HENLEY, Courtney S. John C. Henley, 1705 Kans. Novakow- Third Avenue. Dirmingham, Ala. skI, 1228 Walker Street West Pullman, Ill. SERGEANTS. PIEGAIA, Roger A. Mrs. Hazel Piegaia, MeIBBIN. James Malcolm. Mrs. Mary Mc- 9827 D Street, Oakland, Cal. Kibbin, 533 Reynolds Avenue, Hagerstown, LAWLER, Martin. Miss Bridget Lawler, 1010 I'd RICH IRDSON, Andrew Joel. Mrs. May Ferguson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Putsch, 866 North Tenth Street, Salina, PRICE, John E. George E. Price, 1119 Vir- LEINBACTI, Paul B. Charles H. Leinbach, Kans. uinia Stre't. Charleston, W. Va. 10 North Eleventh Street, Reading, Pa. ,SIMON, Julius. Etta Simon, 1138 South STDTLER, Walter A. Mrs. Paul Paradis McNULTY, Frank L. Joseph McNulty, 25 Ashland Canrobert, Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. 1434 Addison Street, Chicago, Fredonia Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SORENSON, Frank A. Mrs. S. Sorenson, 42 Ill. STARNES, Edward M. Mrs. Mary Starnes, Thirtieth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. SWIFT, James Glennon. John V. Swift, Dar- 175 Bright Street, Jersey City, N. J. SWEENEY. Victor V. Joseph Sweeney, 1669 lington, Wis. AMBROSE, Marion Ward. Will Ambrose, Hower Avenue, East Cleveland. Ohio. MALLONER, Richard Carvell. Mrs. Allie G. West Blocton. Ala. WARD, Hebert. William Jeff Ward, Paints- Chamberlain, 542 Maple Avenue, Grafton, ANGLE, James B., jr. Dr. J. B. Angle, Scra- Ville, Ky. W. Va. coke, N. C. ZIEGENFUSS. Charles E. Mrs. M. Ziegen- HARRIGAN, William. Mrs. Dorothy G. Har- BUIS, John R. Mrs. John T. Bins, 813 fuss, 243 Spring Street, Bethlehem, Pa. rigan, 75 West One hundred and thirty- Spence Street, Austin, Tex. BALSER. Firank A. Mrs. Ben Balser, River- first Street, New York, N. Y, BROWN, Paul Albert. Mrs. Paul Brown, head, N. Y. HARRISON. Sidney M. Mrs. Sidney M. Har- Mellen, Wis. BURRIS, Otis B. Mrs. Annie Mae Burris, rison, 1011 Southland Avenue, Forth Worth, CLEMENS, Orval E. Mrs. Laura A. Clemens, Mineral Wells, Tex. Weston, Mo. BANDURA. Harold S. Joseph F. Bandurn, TIUDGENS, Robert W. Mrs. Eleanor F. Hud- COMBEN, Charles Hastings. Richard Wil- Parker Avenue, Cohasset. Mass. gene. 121 Academy Street, Greenville, S. C. liam Comben, 56j Tuscola Avenue, Detroit, CROSBY, Henry W. Byron R. Crosby. Farm- SULLIVAN, Joseph P. Mrs. T. T. Sullivan, Mich. ington, Utah. 79 Buena Vista Avenue, San Francisco, CRITCHFIELD, Vinton R. Mrs. Phoebe FREDNAM, Clarence. Mrs. Theresa Emma Cal. Critchfield, R. F. D. 1, Rockwood. Pa. Lottner, 2503 Forest Street, Fort Huron, FEINOUR, Charles W. Miss Maude E. Feln- Mich. our, Church Home and Infirmary, Balti- HARLOW, Ernest L. Mrs. Sadie J. Harlow, GILLESPIE, George B. Mrs. Viola E. Gil- more. Md. Belmont Avenue, Charlottesville, Va. lespie, 1049 South Frazier Terrace, West FLYNN. Charles P. Mrs. Anna Flynn, Frank- HESLEP. John R. Mr<. Mary Heslep, Cald- Phidadelphia, Pa. lin. Sussex County, N. J. well, Tex. BRYAN. John F. Mrs. David Bryant, 2626 GAIlILL. Dan. Lucy Gambill, Straight JOHNSON, William HI. Mrs. Cora Johnson, Grand Avenue, New York, N. Y. Creek, Ky, 2268 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. 18 -_ THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KA-E, 3ohn P. T. P. Kane, South Main IIALAT, Stephen. Mrs. Katie Ilalat, 110 WHITEIEAD, Fred L. David L. Whitehead, Street, Cohaset, Mass. Marcy Street, LarksVille, Pa. MaryvlEru, Tenn. RENDALL, Dallas Smith. Mrs. Irene Ken- HAMMONS Carroll C. Mrh. Louise Irland, WILLIAMS, Archie. Mrs. Elsie B. Williams, dull, Churchvalle, N. Y. 810 St. Charles Street, Houston, Tex. Granville Road, Westfield Mass. KLOUSE, Robert W. Joe Klouse, Charlotte, MANES, Charles B. Mrs. Sarah Hanes, WOOD, Albert T. Mrs. 1. H. Wood, 42 N. C R. F. D. 3, Cumberland, Md. MIstic Avenue, Medford, Mass. MAYER, Heary J. John F. Mayer, box 42, LABADIE, Joseph. Mrs. Sarah Millian, W NGHT John W. William C. Wright, gon- East Helena, Mont Pawhuska, Okla. eral delivery, Hornorsville, Mo. NIESSTER, Morris F. Morris Niessner, 219 MCFADDEN, William Henry. Mrs. Mary A. -COCHRAN, James E. John F. Cochran, 117 Stral er Street Johnstown P, McFadden, Heavelton, N. Y. Haneock Street, Dorchester, Mass. NIXON, Howard E. Mrs. ElIzabeth Palmer, MOREY, Claude. rnsign Morey, R. F. D. 6, COREN, Jake. Mrs. Fannie Cohen, 7 Ashland 134 Reaney Street, Chester, Pa. Lyons, N. Y. Street, Boston, Mass. PICKELL, Thetus D. Mrs. Martha E. Pickell, PHILLIPS, Roland T. L. C. Phillips, Han- CRAVENS, Albert. Chesper Cravens, Jenks, Lenoir City, Tenn. over Street, Hanover, Mass. Okla. PIM-STEIN, Myer. Mrs. Rebecca Pim-Stein, PLEUS, Henry. Henry Pleus, 159 Sixth CUNDIFF, Erastus C. James Cundiff, Crocus. 29 Streatley Road, Brondesbury, NW. Lon- Avonue, New York, N. Y. Ky. don, England. PUTNEY, Fred W. Miss J. M. Putney, CURTIS, John. Mrs. Mary Curtis, 811 RACIC T, Ray Victor. Victor R. Racicot, Hutchinson, Minn. Twentieth Avenue, Cordele, Ga. San o~ t, Idaho. RAMSEY, Ephriam W. Mrs. Amanda Ram- DENZAU, Charles A. Mrs. Elsie Denzau, LNLeslie#I1 C. Mrs. A. F. Shannon, sey, 904 South Walnut Street, Ottawa, 170 Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Velasco, TeX. s. D2 SUON William R. Mrs. Nellie De Shon, TOBIAS. David II. Mrs. Theresa F. John- RO ADOWSKI, Leon. Mrs. Anna Rozwa- Station D, box 94, St. Joseph, Mo. son, 728 Schrader Street, San Francisco, dowski, 2040 Frankfort Street, Chicago, DE WILDT, Peter John. Ben Do Wildt, 243 Cal. Ill. Marquette Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. COnPOnALS. VAUGHN, Huston 3. James W. Vaughn, DICKEY, Otis L. Lee Dickey, Redlield, Iowa. Altapass, N, C. DIGGS, Samuel M. Mrs. Florence C. Diggs. ANGEL, Gus. Mrs. P. Angelopon Hareon, Street NW., Washington, Manarey, Baltatchou, Italy. WALTERS, Therla C. David H. Walters, 1004 Twenty-fifth AUSTRIAN, Seligmap 'Lunberton, N. C. D. C. B. 'Mrs. Belle Aus- WfISBROD, Herbert J. Charles Weikbrod, DIXON, Walter M. Mrs. Mina Dixon, 482 trian, Glengyl Avenue, Arlington, Md. eton, lowa. First Avenue, North Troy, N. Y. BAKER, Clifton W. Mrs. Minnie Baker, 295 FARRELL, John H. John Farrell, 3283 DUNN, Archie. Mrs. William Dunn, 313 East Cottage Street, New Bedford, Mas. Sixth Avenue Troy, N. Y. Wcstmorelaud Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BEDWALL, Samuel M. -Samuel Bedwell, FE1USTEL, Michael. IMrs. Margaret Feustel, EHRIKE, Fredrick R. Adolph Hageman, Stir vant, Mo. 53 Terrace Street, Springfield, Mass. Colon, Nehr. BENI IELD, Colbet. Thomas M. Benefield, FORD, Colonel f. Luther F. Ford, Lake- FREY, William J. William Frey, 853 Van Cad , Okla. view, S. C. Nest Avenue, New York, N. Y. BERGER, Charles A. Mrs. Rose Berger, 171 FORNIER, William H. Mrs. Lewis Fornier, GARMOE, Raymand. Mrs. Nina Finley, R. Parker Street Newark, N. J. 04h Main Street, Maynard, Mass. F. D. 1. Salem, Iowg. BYRD, Joseplk M. Mrs. Ethel M. Byrd, R. GIBBONS, Frank S. Mrs. Marie Bell, 513 GEARY, Peter M. Mrs Mary Geary, 1613 F. D. 1, Bltckhorn, Va. Seventy-third Street, 1lrooklyn, N. Y. Mohawk Street, Chicago, Ill. CHAMBERLAIN, Leon. Lawson Chamber- GREENIP, George. Mrs. Frances Grecip, GLENN, Clifford M. Mrs. Lottle Neubauck, lai 1225 Lawson Street, Knoxville, Tenn. Four Avenue, Westwood, N. J. Hfidreth. Nebr. CROS-, Leonard H. Isiah Cross. Curtis, Nebr. GROUS Chaerley F. Mrs. Joh Grouse, HAGGERTY. Frank J. Mrs. Margaret Hag- CURRY, Thomas. Mrs. B Crry,Odget 210 1420 West Calhoun Street, Chillicothe, Mo. tgerty, 1113 Pittston Avenue. Scranton. Pa. Chestnut Street, rear, Pitt burgh, Pa. HALL. Banner D. Kelly D. Uail, Gap, N. C. DAVIS, James. William HOGAN, Elery C. Wiley Worth Hogan, R. F. 0. Davis, general de- . 5, Loganville, Ga. HANLY, Michael P. Mrs. Louise Hanly, 49 livery, Nashville, Penn. HOK, Charles A. Mrs. Mary Hook, 2 Wil- William Street, Belleville, N. J. DAVIS Leslie E. Mrs. Octiva Davis, 808 kins Street, Baltimore, Md. HARBIN, Joel J. Mrs. Edna Harbin, Slim, Noith Twelfth Street, Richmond, Va. HOPE, Thomas. Thomas Hope, 309 Kearny Okla. DAY, John Ri. Shade H. Day, Hindsdale, HILLEBRECHT, Mont. Avenue. Kearny, N. . William A. Mrs. Bridget HOWE, Keyrl W. Scott W. Howe, Ganse- HIllebrecht, 3113 Hamlet Street, Pittsburgh, DE PASQUALE, Nunzio. Miss Magherita Pa. Vena, 247 Third Street, Jersey CKy, N. J. voort, N. Y. DINGELDINE, Michael. Mrs. Susan Dingel- HUNT, Jesse G. Willis N. Hunt? Covington, JOHNSON, Oscar E. Charles Johnson, 505 dine, I. F. D. 1, McKeesport, Pa. Tenn. Leilan Avenue, Joliet, Ill. DULANEY, George P. Mrs. Minnie Dulancy, KAPLAN, Harry. Mrs. Ida Kaplan, 35 Julian KELLY, George E. Mis. Julia Kelly, Pine- Johnson City, Tenn. Street, Roxbury, Mass. bush, N. Y. ENOS, Juan P. Henry Enos, Komatke, Aria. KAVOINSKY, Joseph. John Stab, .lridg- KNIGHT. Less L. William M. Knight, 834 ADAMS, Charles ). Mrs. Lula S. Adams, port, Conn. ]tazel Street, Macon, Ga. 408 East Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md. KING, George. Elmer Roon, Onarga, Ill. KURATZ. George A. Mike Karatz, 2369 CARBRY, Vincent Nutting. Mrs. Amelia KOENIG, Fred. Fred Koe, Enhaut, Pa, East Thirty-fourth Street. Cleveland, Ohio. Nut g Carbry, 2015 Highly Street, St. KVALE, Peter 0. Mrs. Clara Hansen, R. F. McGEE, Daniel X. Hugh McGee, 227 Ridge Josep Mo. D. 1. box 35, Northwood, Iwa. Avenue, Allentown. Pa. LATIAM, George W. 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Walter Thompson, R. STEVENS, Porter A. Albert Stevens, Cook man. R. 1'. D. 3, Abbeville, Ga. F. D. 4, Mount Sterling, Ky. Place, Tenn. GARDNER, John A. Robert F. Gardner, 409 VANDERBURGH, Asa. Walter S. Vander- STILABOWER, C. E. William H. Stilabower, Bedford Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. burgh, Beaver City, Okla. Needham, Ind. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERIING1 STRACHEN, Lester G. Mrs. Annie - M. BRENNER. Frederick. Mrs. Henrietta- Bren- KOHL. Arthur A. Mrs. Valentine Kohl, 1045 Strachen, 37 Mansfield Street, Allston, Mass. ner, 17 West Ninety-first Street, New-York, Fortieth Street, Brooklyrr,-N. Y. TEAGUE, David M. E. A. Teague, Inman, N. Y. KORNACII Wiayslaw. Frank Kornachln S. C. DAY, William James. Daniel J.. ITRY, 50 18 Alpenton Street ProYtdence, R. I. THOMPSON, James W. Samuel J. Thompson, Goulding Avenue, Buffala, N. Y. KOTLOW, August. brank ,Kotlow, R. F. D. Round, Valley, Nebr. ERWIN, Joseph Oscar. 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George Stroeb- STUVEN N, John. Karl Ehrenstein, 51 GREENE, William Mitchell. Miss Lilian Iain, 4713 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati, IEast One hundred and nineteenth Street, Lawson, 430 Lincoln Avenue, kEooklyn, Ohio. New York, N. Y. N. Y. sTRUNKSTEIN. Jacob. Jolh Hudson, 1602 STEVENSON, Richard H. George Stevenson, GRIFFIN, Francis H. Paul Griffin,1Bowie, Tam Street Baltimore, A.M. 9 West One hundred and twenty-fourth* Prince George County, Mdf STRYJAK, t . Joseph Stryjak, 130 Street, New York N Y. GRODAVENT, Charles W. Charles W. Grada- East Union Vtret, Nanticoke, Pa. STEWYARD, Pearl W1. Mrs. Ruth Steward, vent, Charlotte Street, Detroit, Mich. STURMAN, Harold A. Mrs, Josephine Stur- I3 North Eureka Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. GROSS, Andrew. Mrs. Georgiana Grass, man, 1912 John Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. STEWART, Frank L. Mrs. Sallie M. Stewart, Wallville, Md. SUMMRiS, George G. Bries I. Summers., 373 Columbia Strect, Leetonia, Ohio. 113MALIRSTEN, Albin. Charles Hammarsten, Lowsville, W. Va. 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Taylor, St. An- Washington Avenue, New Orleans, La. tonia, Ga. thony, Idaho. TYDER, Clarence A. Miss Delia Sherlock, TRAVELBEE, William Newton. Mrs. Henry THOMAS, Harry. Mrs. Eliza Thomas, Leech- 108 Tama Street, Manchester, Iowa. Chapman, Paris, Mich. burg, Pa. JABLONSKI, Mike. Frank Jablonski, Lub- TROELSEN, Chris M. Carl C. Troelsen, box THOMAS, William. George R. Thomas, Pilot lin, Russia. 3, Stockholm, S. Dak. Grove, Mo. JACOBS, Albert. Mrs. Jessie Irish, School TROLAND, George L. Mrs. Jennie Troland, VINCENZO, Guisseppe. Miss Jennie Vln- Street, Burnside, Conn. ,D Sheridan Street, Stratford, Conn. cnzo, S9 Mills Avenue, Mount Morris, JAMES, Jessie N. Mrs. Mary James, River- TRUITT, Harry Isaac. Mrs. Martha A. Truitt, dale, Md. Seaford, Del. WHITE, Joseph Henry. -Charles 0. White, JANICKE, Stanley. Anthony Janicke, 432 UNDERWOOD, Pled. Mrs. Myrtle Under- R. F. D. 2. Malone, N. Y. Lafaette Street, Utica, N. Y. wood, Calloway, Va. WHITE, William M. , John H. 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Th~odore Huf- HOLMES, Mosie Mitchell. Miss Core Holmes, BUTTERWO&TH, Edward. Charles Branksh, Ptutler Daligren, Ill. 2313 Olive Street, Kansas City, Mo. 2136 Monmouth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JAMUS, Walter II. Simon H. James, Graham, PRIVATES. BUZZARD, Johnnic K. Mrs. Nellie Buzzard, Tex. Seneca, Mo. KAJZER, 5ylvester. Mrs. Mary Kajzer, 1516. ANCEWICZ, Teodor. No emergency address. BYXNBE, Jasper C. Jacob R. Byxbe, R. F. D. West FIsher Street, South Bend, Ind. BAILEY, William. Mrs. Lizzie Lockman, R. 1, Hillrose, Colo. LAZENgY, Charles C. W. E. Lazenby, Cen- F. D., Queen Anne, Md. CAMP, Gordan Carlisle. Mrs. Charles H. tril City, Iowa. BOKA, George. Lew McCarthy, Tieton, Camp 408 Vine Street, Camden, N. J. LYONS, John E. Miss Margaret Lyons, 365 Idaho. CAMP LL, Oscar. Thomas Campbell, Cosby, Catherine Street, Bridgeport, Conn. BURGENER, Leo I. Ira J. Burgener, 125 Tenn. McKAY, Richard. Mfs. Katie McTay, Au- East Fourteenth Street, Newton, Kans. vorgue, Ark. BURGETT, James L. W. H. Burgett, Berg- CARITHERS, Nollen C. John T. Carithers, Pavo, Ga. MANGOLD, Oscar. Mrs. Emma Mangold, holz, Ohio. Tarpley, Tex. BURKHEAD, John B. Mrs. John B. Burk- CHRISTENSEN, Martin. Jacob Christensen, Valenti Norsavacos, Tex. Askov, Minn. NORSAVACOS, Vincent. head, route 3, Huntsville, box 183, 728 Park Road, Kbnosba, Wis. BURTELL, Peter. Mrs. Lydia Burtel, Dur- CIPOLLETTI. Joseph. Ferdinando Cipolletti, POEZINNOS, George. John Tankowicoa, bin, N. Dak. 903 Segol Street, Philadelphia, Pa. r East Chicago, Iad. Sacdapovieb, Bingham . James Clarke, 1445 f8N theote vnue, CHOiC.D Mike. Pete CLARKE, Michael J. S1ANN Francis. Mrs, Ethel C. Shannon, CanyonUa. *n .Ms Washington Street, loston, Mass. C. Mrs. Christine F. D. 2, 123 South Eleventh Street, Minneapolis, CHRIST N SEN. Maris CLAYTON, George. Alex Arno, R. Mimi Christensen, 281 Goodwin Street, Perth Blair, Ohio. Amboy, N. J- 948 West STRICKLAND, Thomas P. Dr. Solomon P. CLEMENZA, Joe. Sam Monastero, StrclnA . . 1). 4, Chipley, G. ON, Frank. John II, Clarkson, Sin- Ohio Street, Chicago, Ill. STURt tAk. mark Stgm Nw sHaven, CLARKton, Fox, CLYBURN, Maxie S. W. T. Welch, Bishop- Cape Breton Island, Canada. 0. William H. Cobb, Jr., COBB, Robert Dallas, Tex. Ville. S. C. TARASIUK, George. Steve Johubovsky, 3729 Bsch Building, COLBERT, George W. Mrs. Lottie Colbert, l. Mrs. Almira Bartlett, Pa. East Fifty-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. DEBVERING, John Coolspring Street, Uniontowns WADE, John B. John B. Wade, Joyner, Va. Peacoqk, Msich. COLES, Andrew L. Mrs. Jennie oles, 2080 Wieber, 125 Patrick. Joseph Farrell, care of Va. WIERER, Norbert W. Louis FARRELL, Butte. Mont. West Moore Street, Richimond, Thirteonth Avenue North, St. Cloud, Minn. Montan Power Co., COOKE, Roy D. Mrs. Mary J. Cole, Sunhill, Depot F. Mrs. Julia pay, R. P. D. 4, WOLINSKY, Abe. Louis Woliusky, 142 PAY,Melvlunville, Clarence Oreg. W. Va. Street, Greenstur. Pa. CORKRAN, Roscoe. Mrs. Mary Cockran, 5643 WOOD, William J. B. Mrs. Mary Wood, 607 FINCHi Paul L. Mrs. Ella Finch, 281,- Mon- Cherry Street, Philadelphia, Pa. South Third Street, Camden, N. T. terey Street, San Antonio, Tex. COULSON, Charlie. Mrs. Ana Coulson, Tom- FISHER, Frank R. Mrs. Mary Fisher. South berlius, Ark. Lake Lot 41, Prince Edwards Island, CRAGET. Harvyv Mrs. Sara Craget, Diggins, DECEMBER 22, 1918. Canada. W. Va. PRANCO, Antonio. Mrs. Maria Cariello, in this section were 1105co, Salerno, Italy. CROOK, Browne L. Lester T. Crook, 2 West [The deaths reported printed in a previous issue of Tun OFryaIAL FRIEDMAN, Louis. ms. Lena Friedman, 121 Chestnut Street, Chicago, Ill. Eliory Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CURSON, David H. William H. Carson, U. S. BULLETIN.) GARTON, William. Mr.n. N. lines, 1010 Woodland, Cal. The following casualties are reported Bloomington, Ill. CURTIN, WilliamL. Mrs. Mary Curtin, 2181 North Evans Street, commanding general of the Amern- HARDESTY, Julian H. George L. Uardesty, Haviland Avenue, New York, N. Y. by the P'ine Street. Seaford, Del. James E. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, DANIELS, can Expeditionary Forces: Marshej. Mrs. Martha J. Horne, 529 Hinton Street, Petersburg, Va. HORNEt Avenue, Dalton Ga. DANIELSON. Helmer, David Danielson, 532A Wounded Severely. North Thornton HORSTED, Marce. Peter C. Horaled, R. F. D. Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1, Bryant, S. Dak., 671 LIEUTENANTS. DAVIDSON, Everett. John Hf. Davidson, Vincent. Miss Junie Polanski, Kerr Street. Columbus, Ohio. DODDS, Illram E. James H. Dodda, 4528 JUROSKI,Farrell, Pa. B. Miss M. Davidson, Drive, Los Angeles Cal. DAVIDSON, Halsey West Seventeenth KESSLER, Harold H. Mrs. Susan Kessler, Tobasco, Ohio. MCLEAN, John R. M. H. McLean, Maendi, Mom DAY, Ben Jim H. Day, R. F. D. 5, Sul- Spickard, A. Ariz. LACEY. Charles R. Mrs. Lane . Graham, phur Springs, Tex. WIGHTMAN, Robert J. Mrs. Eva Wightman, Tex. Angelo. Mrs. Gilastic Domico, 4541 Terry Street, Dallas, DELULLO, 1189 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. LAMPMAN, Claude E. G. E. Lampman. gen- Givitelo, Italy. SERGEANTS. DENNIS, Ralph. Alfonso Dennis, general de- eral delivery, Pepin, Wis. BAKES, Alexander John. Mrs. Bertha Bakes, LANGIEWICZ, Alexander. Mrs. Cestawa livery, Coleridge, Nebr. 32 Spruce Street, Natrona, Ia. DICK, Lester. Mrs. Nancy R. Lucas, 1148 246 Brooks Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Gasiczak, W. Robert Craig, Martins- LANGSTINE. Millard M. Mrs. J. C. Lang- Grant Street, Indiana, Pa. CRAIG, Charles McKeesport, Pa. J. M. Dodd, Winthrop, Wash. Ville ll: stine, 319 Ninth Avenue, DODD. Lester. LAURETTA. Thomas. Mrs. Saivatrice Las- DODRON. Harvey P. Mrs. Susan Dodson, FORE TER, Clifford B. Allen Forester, R. cala, Via Virginia Province, Seacura, Italy. 1511 Thirteenth Street, Altoona, Pa. F. D. 2, Marionville, Mo. HUDIBURGH, Alva J. Mrs. Janie Capertin, LEVANDOSEEY, Steve. Joseph Levandeakey, DONDERE, Andrew II. Frank Dontdere, Fram- South River, N. J. ingham, Mass. Olive Hill, Tenn. Willets Avenue, THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TTJESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 211 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING LONG, Lester V. Mrs. Mary E. Long, Rock- SWARD, Henry. Mrs. John Sward, Grace- HUGHES, Charles B. Mrs. Virginia C. ton, Ill. ton, Minn. Hughes R. F D. 1, Bristol, Va. MANLEY, James. Mrs. Orlie Manley, Renton, SWIFT, Thomas Francis. Mrs. Annie Swift, KEITH, lhavid §. Mrs. Clara D. Allen, Sand- Wash. Leckrone, Pa. wich, Mass. McGEEGHAN, Bernard F. Miss Catherine TALIAFERRO, John A. Curtis Taliaferro, KIDD Bradley. George Kidd, Exodus, Ky. McGeeghan, 529 South Broad Street, Phila- Canuto, Okla. KLEIk, El1. 01 Klein. 1496 Bryant Avenue, delphia, Pa. TERVSI, Louis. Charles Terest, North Col- New York, N. Y. McGRADY, John A. Mrs. Margie McGrady, 11ns, N. 1. KLOODT, Henry. Mrs. Anna Kloodt, 654 174 South Eleventh Street, Newark, N. J. TRIONE, Octavio. Miss Bradeo Trione, 642 Forty-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MNEIL, Tom. Mrs. Albert A. McNeil, 610 Nineteenth Street, Richmond, Cal. KRSE, Louis S. Loul A. Iruse, 2740 Gran- Northeast Second Street Moultrie, Ga. UNVERZAGT, Alfred. Mrs, Anna Unver- ada Street, San Diego, Cal. NEILL, Walter. James i. Neill, 215 South zagt, 6820 North Paulina Street, Chicago, LABEN, Mahmot. Mustafle Basca, 2836 Car- Seventh Street, West Terre Haute, Ind. Ill. son Street Pittsburgh, Pa. PATROLI, Gerardo. Rose Patroll, 96 Van VALLETTE Thomas S., Jr. Thomas S. Val- LAKENAN, Jesse A. Mrs. Margaret Lakenan, Sinden Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. lette, 8 Last Eighteenth Street, Brooklyn, 3036 Auberle Street, McKeesport, PA. REEDER, James P. Oliver P. Reeder, Edin- N. Y. LAND, Frank. Mrs. Nancy Land, Rome, Ala. boro, Pa. VICAU, Leo J. Mrs. Vida Riets, 2807 West LANGLEY, Robert. Mrs. Mary Langley, R. F. RTEGEL, Frank M. Mrs. Bertha M. Riegel, Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Ill. D. 1, Pollen, S. C. R. F. D. 3, Catawossa, Md. VINTNER, Spencer B3. William C. Vintner, LAUHORN, Frank. Nathan Lauhorn, Mate- IEGER, Joseph A. Mrs. Anthony Rieger, 1654 T ty-fifth Avenue O4kland Cal. wan, W, Va. 2145 Phillip Street, Philadelphia Pa WASHIN ON Joseph. grs. Mina Wash- LEADFORD, Joba. Charlie Leadford, T. F. RIVERA, Alexander. Mrs. Juanta Rivera, Ington, 632 Rteele Street NashvIlle, Tenn. D. 1, Duff, Tenn. Tucumcari, N. Mex. WELSH, John. Joseph Welsh, 217 Pearl LEOUTSAKOS, Thomas J. Stellos Sonceoras, ROCKIIILL, Malcolm E. Hiram B. Rockhill, Street, Brooklyn,'N. Y. 408 Sulpho Street, Lowell, Mass. Salem, Va. WIGLER, Floyd Ethelbert. Mrs. Agnes Syl- McDONNELL Thomas H. Mrs. Ellen Me- ROSSIE, Dominic. Lewis Rossie, Koppel, via Wigler 1448 Reynolds Street, Locust Donnell, Jekers, Mont. Pa. Point Balimore, Md. McGEACHY, Alexander V. Andrew Mc- SEIBERT, William. Georg6 Seibert, 713 East WILLIAMS, Creed. Mrs. Hattie Williams, Geachy, R. F. D. 1, Grind Stone City, North Street, Danville, Ill. Hattieville, S. C. Mich. SHOPKOUSKI, Frank. Frank Slazas, 1417 WILLIAMS, Willie C. Henry Williams, McGVIRN, Guy T. Thomas McGurn, 1010 Fiftieth Avenue, Cicero, III. R. F. D. 3, Manolith, Savannah Ga Main Street, Lansing, Mich. SPIEGLER, Luis. George Splegler, 2129 WHALEN, Walter A. Dennis Nhalen, 57 McKEEVER, Daniel D. Charles L. McKeever, Thompson Street, New York, N. Y. 125 Franklin Street, Bucyrus Ohio. North Thirtieth Street, Philadelphia Pa Mab- STANLEY, Donald G. Mrs. Mary E. Stanley, WHITE, Boyd M. . Mrs. Ella White, McQUAID, Thomas S. Mrs. IMary McQuaid, 57 Post Avenue, New York, N. Y. 606 Washington Street, St. Marys, Pa. S. Mrs. Harry G. Ston- HIT, aharles R. D. Vandenberg, 529 MAKER Fred E Nettie B. Edmonds, 4639 STONAKER, Harry Morrison Ill. aker, 202 Broadway, South Amboy N J East Wall street, West Whirty-third Avenue, Denver, Colo. TAPPER, John Emil. William Nagie, ZONKLER, Jostph. Mrs. George Zonkler, MARENDA, Stephen. Mrs. Anna Marenda, Cadott, Wis. R. F. D. 3, Bedford, Ind. 6906 Fifteenth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. TIMMONS, George W. Tohn W. Timmons, ADAMS, Irving T. William T. Adams, MATHIS, Eli. Richard D. Mathis, R. F. D. 141 Maple Street, Frostburg, Md. Marumsco, Somerset County, Md. 3, Cosby, Tenn. VICKERY, Frank Lincoln. Daniel Vickery, ALLEN, Samuel B. Mrs. Dora Allen, R. F. MEADE, John J. James Meade, 120 Seuben 221 Union Street, Calais, Me. D. 19, Matthews, N: C. Street East Orange, N. J. WALTERS, Alexander. Asa Walters, 7 Albin ANDERSON, Clarence E. Mrs. Lidia Ander- MELE, Sliebael. Frank Mele, 63 West One Street, Concord, N. H. son 302 Washington Avenue, Belleville, hundredth Street, New York, N. Y. WISNER. Charles. Wilber Wisner, Marlnette, N. Y. MUNSON, Harry W. Mrs. Elate R. Munson, Wis. BAGLEY, Alvin W. Matilda Bagley, Travis, 221 Jefferson Street, Hagerstown, Md. WOLFE, John W. George Wolfe, Davella, Tex. NICHOLSON, James. Mrs. Myrtle Nicholson, Ky. BARTZ, Henry. Cornalus Bartz, Hubbard CTvmer, Pa. VINCENT, Alcee. Olive Vincent, Abbeville, Lake, Mich. AVALLONE, Silvio. Petro Avallone, 619 La. BERGAMYER, Frank J. Mrs, Catherine Woodland Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y. VINEYARD, Theodore M. Faden B. Vine- Bergamyer, Stockton, Ohio. BILLINGS, Arthur. Mrs. P. A. Billings, 838 yard, Turin, Ga. BOYER, George. Mrs. Caroline Boyer, 1938 Boyd Avenue* Woodhaven, N. Y. Crystal Street, Chicago, Ill. CAMERON, Mannie 0. William R. Cameron, PRIVATES, BLACK, Robert B. Mrs. Sarah Black, 809 Poindexter, Va. East Murray Street, Macomb Ill. CHOUINARD, James T. Mrs. Amy P. Choul- BRiSON, Miller Reed. Markle Bryson, 88 BURRIS, Jedie. Mrs. Francis hurris, Broken Mass. Bessemer Avenue, Lyndora, Pa. Bow, Okla. nard, 931 Lakeview Avenue, Lowell, DAVIS, Charles P. Mrs. Charles P. Davis, BURSON; Ray Edward. Marion Burson, COPENHAVER, Jesse C. Charles W. Copen- 40 Olive Street, Salem, N. T. Wellington. Kans. haver, R. F. D. 4, Mayport, Pa. DAVIS, George W. Charlie Davis, Frazer, BUTCJIEt, Wirt. Sept. A. Butcher, R. F. D. CORRISTON, Frank. Mrs. Necy F. Cprris- K _. Va. ton, 407 Shawnee Avenue, Kansas City, 1, Weston, W. Kans. POTTER, Stcphcn H. William R. Potter, BUTLER, Gary. Doe Childs, R. F. D. 2, DARMSTEADTER, John. P. G. McGee. Grey- E11sinora, Mo. Epworth, S. C. CALLAHAN, Charles Joseph. Charles Po- bull, Wyo. OGDEN, Wilberd. Robert W. Ogden, R. F. D. DIOUS, William. Mrs. Elsie Dious, Grants- 2. Clearfield, Pa. lents, 239 Jackson Street, Scranton, Pa. OLESON, Theodore. MrA. Loss Oleson, Graet- CAMPION. William J. Mrs. Helen Campion, bu*g, Ind. 858 Seventieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GEMMA, Guiseppe. Mrs. Elizabeth M1ure- linger, Iowa. batto, Dewmaine, Ill. O'9 11AUGHNESSY, Frank. Miss Sarah CHAMBERS, James A. James A. Chambers, Smithrille, Tenn. GLENN, Will. Mrs. Henry G. Hubert, 283 OShaughnessy, 571 Chester Avenue, Phila- Frazier Street, Atlanta, Ga. delphia, Pa. CHINSANO, Antonio. Mrs. A. Chinsano, 480 Park Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. HAMMER, George. Miss Ida Hammer. 555 PALERMO, Joseph. Mrs. Calogora Navarra, CLARK, Thomas E_ Lawrence Clark, 511 East One hundred and fifth Street, Cleve- 51 Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. South Vine Street, Marshfield, Wis. land, Ohio. PLOUTZ, Arthur B. Herman Ploutz, Halcott COFIELD, Leonidas P. Mary C. Harris, 1836 HANSEN, Fred. Fred Hansen, 1522 Savan- ('enter, Greene County, N. Y. Brambleton Avenue. Norfolk. Va. nah Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo. PRE-4TON, Edward V. Mrs. Carrie Crane, COMISKEY. Patrick T. Mrs. Annie McArdle, HORN, Edward R. William H. Horn, 13 Whiting, Me. 1305 Lexinaton Avenue, New York. N. Y. Hutton Street, Jersey City, N. J. RFERMLER, Charles R. George Ressler, R. P. CROCKER, Raymond J. Mrs. Catherine IMMICH, Francis. Rudolph Immich, 2472 V. 1. Dalton. Ohio. Crocker, 3316 Stiner Street, San Francisco, Eighth Avenue, New, York, N. Y. RIDEOUT, Horace L. Mrs. Irene Rideour, Cal. LAVERGNE, Remi. Eugene V. Lavergne, 5314 Vernon Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. DELK, George. Vrs. Ida Delk, Raynor, Va. Shuteston, Ala. ROH1ERTS, Honore A. Arthur R. Roberts, 37 DE1ERS. Alphonse A. Mrs. A. A. Demers, LENARD, Hardie B. John D. Lenard, Luna, Yifth Avenue, Lowell, Mass. 21 Puritan Avenue, Worcester, Mass. La. ROCCA. Antonio. Luigi Rocco, 837 McKean DEMOS, William. George Zoogas. 310 East MOERSCHEL, Andrew John. Mrs Marie M. Avenue. Donora, Pa. Boardman Street. Youngstown, Ohio. Moerschel, 920 West Second Street, Se- SANDERS, Lee. Mrs. Lucy Sanders, R. P. DIXON, Walter. Cleo Pirledge, 333 West dalia Mo. 1). 2. box 32, Bovnton, Okla. North Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. MORRIS, John F. Mrs. Laura Morris, Hen- SANKEY, Harold T. Mrs. T. J. Sankey, 844 DOTINGOS. Gregorio R .Tose R. Domingos, derson, Tex. East One hundred and forty-sixth Street, 780 Bay Street, San Franciso, Cal. PARR, Vincent. Mrs. Anna A. Parr. 19A Cleveland. Ohio. DONAHUE. Major D. M. Donahue, 808 Birtholdi Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. SAMSEIR, Dawson N. Mrs. Dora Millican, Cooner Avenue, Hancock, Mich. SCHEXNAYDER, Edgar Bennett. Mrs. Marie v: u eland, N. C. FRIEND. Nathan. Mrs. Alice Friend, 130 Philomene Schexnayder, S lMIlT. Alfred L. Charlie Schmidt, route West Cnal Street. Richmond, Va. St. James Parich, ;. Ilallettsville. Pqulita, La. Tex. FULTON, Jesse J. Isaac Fulton, Covington, SEWELL, Oe E. Mrs. Bertha Sewell. Lib- Si TT. Howard V. Mrs. Frank White, Ind. eral, Kans. lm er Plains, N. Y. GEORGE. Erne-t A. Hanes George, Avon, RH1:1I T. Howard B. Henry Shelt, North S. Dak. STRICKLAND Leslie Edwin. Mrs. William I rene, Ohio. GOFTZ. August. Mrs. Mary Delhanty, 102 A. Strickland, Chanticleer Avenue, Santa SITINESKI, Stanislaus. Mrs. Mamie Karbo- Park Avenue. Madison, N. J. Cruz, Cal. o1.,iTGrown Street, Naugatuck. Conn. GR.ANNEMANN, Otto Cord. Henry Granne- STUTZMAN, Charles. Mrs. Marie Kropsser, SAA. Frank. Mrs. Christina Siana, 20 mann. Cole Camp. Mo. 368 East One hundred and forty-fifth Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GUY, Fred. Mrs. May Guy, 403 South Em- Street, New York, N. Y. S1IMONS. Lewis. Dave 0driffin, R. F. D. 1, poria Avenne, Wichita, Kans. TROUTT, Frank A. Charles R. Troutt, 321 Is, 62. Trenton, S. 0. JIATNER, Oliver V. Mrs. Mary E. Haines, Oakland Avenue, Audubon, N. T. STEVENSON. James. Mrs. Margaret Steven- 320 East Broad Street. Burlington, N. J. VANGOETHEM1. Frank. Emil Vange them, -un West Salem, Ohio. HANNA. Johnston. Robert Hanna, 62 Main 1001 Hamilton Avenue, St. Clair Heiights, SULLIVAX. John. Mrs. Nellie Sullivan, Street, Milibury, Mass. Mich. Nineteenth Street and Seventh Avenue, HEMPHILL. James Fl Mrs. Sarah J. Nichol- WALSTON, John W. Mrs. Harry Walaton, Whitestons; N. Y. son. lls Kirkwood Arenuh, Atlanta, Ga. Stantonsburg, N. C. 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING WALTON, James A. Mrs. Sana Teltonen, LOTRIDGE, Don. Mrs. Nannie Lotridge, ULRICH, Vernon F. James M. Ulrich, R. F. Peyla, Minn. Lockwood, Ohio. D. 1, Cedar Falls, Iowa. 'WARD, Lester. Mrs- Cassie Ml. Ward, 1306 MAIN, Walter J. Mrs. Thaessa E. Main, VALZO, Pasquale. Mrs. Franclsca Valzo, Fifth Street, Sandusky, Ohio. North Bennington, Vt. Genoa, N. Y. WILITE , Desmond R. Mrs. Flora Wilhite, MINER, Roy. Mrs. Minerva Miner, R. F. D. WALKER, Jess. John Walker, Byrdstown, Cottonwood Falls, Kams. 2, Connellsville, Pa. Tenn. WILSON, William Richard. Mrs. Dora Wil- MISTRETTA, Joe. Lee Mlstretta, 414 South WALKE, Joseph F. Joseph Walke, 188 Boyd son, Cameron, Tex. Winnebago Street, Rockford, Ill. Street, Newark, N. J. ANDREW, John. Mrs. John Andrew, 517 May MORGAN, Bryan C. Robert Morgan, Mount WALRATH, Ray B. Oscar Walrath, Jasper, Avenue, Burlington, Iowa. Vernon, Ill. N. Y. ANTON, Theodore. J. J. Albert, care of First MUCHNICK, William. Miss Mollie Muchnick, WILLIAMS, Frank C. Mrs. Elizabeth Mitch- National Bank, Dillon, Mont. 2685 East Forty-eighth Street, Cleveland, ell, 224 Bryant Street, San Bernardino, Cal. ARCIIIBALD, Charles B. Mrs. Anna M. Archi- Ohio. WALTERS, Frank J. Mrs. Emma Walters, bald, star route, Chambersburg, Pa. PILONE, Pasquale. Paolo Pilone, 49 Madison 13 Dennison Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. BEIER, David J. Mrs. Agnes Beier, Moun- Street, Weymount, Mass. WARREN, George T. Mrs. Julneta Warren, tain. Minn. SAWHILL, John A. Lewis H. Sawhill, B. F. Elon College, N. C. BELFORD, Fred. Thomas Belford, Greenup, D. 1, Boulder, Cole. GROM.ACHI, Stanley. Miss Annie Gromachi, Ky. SORVELLI, John. Tony Sorvelli, Province 911 North Orkney Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BLEDSOE, Toby E. Mrs. Toby E. Bledsoe, Catazzaro, Cortale, Italy. GRONDALE, Henry. Peter Nabben, R. F. D. Norton, Va. ALLISON, Albert HI. K. W. J. Allison, 69 1 Ray N. Dak. S BOWERS, Grover C. Miss Fannie Heckman, Shepton Street, Dorchester, Mass. GR6SS, Herman P. Mrs. Sophie Gross, 736 434 .Tohnson Street, Reading, Pa. BOWNS, Andrew. Samuel J. Bowns, Water- Dubois Street, West Hoboken, N. J. BOX, Albert N. Miss Alice Box, Junction, vlrle, Conn. GRUBBS, James. J. M. Grubb, R. F. D. 2, Tex. CADDLE, James Joseph. Mrs! Mary Caddle, Stanford, Ky. CARTIER, Frank W. Mrs. Florence S. Carter, 61 West Ninety-eighth Street, New York, GRUIDL, Frank W. Joseph Gruid1. 2800 Bry- 18 Princeton Street, Hilton, N. J. N. Y. ant Avenue north, Minneapolis, Minn. CRANE, John J. Joseph Crane, 23 Oak Street, CARRIER, Earnie A. Ollie R. Carrier, 1017 GRUZLINSKI, Peter. Mrs. Francis Gruz- Batlh. Me. Virginia Avenue, Bristel, Tenn. luski, 1223 Cleaver Street, Chicago, Ill. DALZILL, Gilbert James. Mrs. Mary Dalzill, CARROLL, John S. John Carroll, 904 Mee- ANDERSON, Anthony J. A. H. Anderson, R. Vienna, Va. nan Street, Rhinelander, Wis. F. D. 3, Forest Lake, Minn. DAVIS, Joseph J. George Davis, 8 Dashby CHAPMAN, Everett Lee. H. H. Chapman, BARKER, Allen D. Jacob Barker, box 420, Court, Kano Avenue, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Hartford, Ky. Miami, Fla. DE BAUN, Roger W. Mrs. W. Washburn, CLIFT, Cecil W. Marion Robinson, 757 Pros- BARTOSZEWICZ, Frank C. Joseph Bartos- 249 West Fourth Avenue, Roselle, N. J. pect Avenue, Springfield, Mo. zewkcs. Ivanhoe, Minn. DEERING, Frapk j. Anton Deering, 325 One DICKSON, Samuel J. Mrs. Addle Dickson BENNETT, Joseph-C. Mrs. Mary E. Bennett, hundred and fifty-fourth Street, West Ham- care of Columbia Mill, Westminster, 8. C. 104 James Street, Scotia N Y mond, Ill. DJORF, Ernest. Oscar DIorf, 3024 Olcott BLASIER, Leon F. Miss kollie Blasier, 151 DEETS, Stanton N. Mrs. Virginia Deets, Avenue, East Chicago, Ind. Winslow Street, Watertown, N. Y. Camden Point Mo. FREEZE, John R. Dan J. Freeze, 25 Phenls BLOOM, Albert H. Mrs. Bertha Bloom, 259 D'ELIA, Pasquale. Guiseppe Massaria, 0 Cor- Street, Concord, N. C. Sixteenth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. nelia Street, New York, N. Y. FULL, Albert P. Catherine Full, 270 Fox BURDEN, Edis. Mrs. Sarah Burden, 818 DELLICOLA, Vincenzo. Mrs. Maria Dellicola, Street, Buffalo, N. Y, Greenup Street, Covington, Ky. 204 Washington Street. Newburgh, N. Y. GILCHRIST, Alexander. -James Gilehrist, BURTON, Charles H. Charles W. Burton, 533 DELZER, Era 0. Paul Delzer, Dodge Center, 1910 Orleans Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Minn. GOLDSBURY, Leslie Louis. Mrs. Sarah L. BUTLER, Robert W. Mrs. Julia Morris, 828 DEKKER, John A. David Stucky, 152 Ran- Goldsbury, 8.14 Seventeenth Street, Frank- Sullivan Aventie, Columbus, Ohio. dolph Street, Detroit, Mich. lin, Nebr. CALLOWAY, Bankston J. Mrs. Cynthia J. DOKKEN, Oscar. Gunder Dokken, Juneberry, GREEN, Charles W. G. W. Green, Gillham, Calloway, R. F. D., Weogufka, Ala. Minn. Ark. CAMPBELL, Gordon B. James P. Campbell, DUCK, Burges S. Mills II, Duck, Zuni, Va. Monte Bello, Va. DUGAS, Clifford. Peter Dugas, Little Lake, HAND, Leo. John Hand, Clear Lake, S. Dak. CAMPBELL, William. Mrs. Mattie Campbell, HOOVER, Freeman Theodore. William M. Laurinburg, N. C. Mich. Hoover, DUPRAS, Moise. William I1upras, 2 Henry 408 North Front Street, Steelton, CAMPION, Edward J. Mrs. Anna Campion, Street, central, R. L. Pa. 39 Root Place, Pittsfield, Mass. EARLY, Michael A. Mrs. M. 0. Early, 100 HOOVER, Hancel A. Charles W. Hoover, COFFARS, Frank. Gus Damico, Myersdale, . Summer Street, Worcester, Mass. Lenord, Okla. Pa. EDMISTON, Norman R. Andrew J. Edmiston, KENNIKER, Arthur A. Mrs. E. Kenniker, COOK, William H. James A. Cook, Mound Marse Bluff, Nebr. 15 Thirty-fourth Street, Dubuque, Iowa. City, Mo. EDMONDS, Lloyd G. Mrs. Charles R. Ed- KEOUGH, John Edmond. John Keough, 3 DAWES, Irvin W. Mrs. Elizabeth Dawes, 603 monds, Front Royal, Va. Fifth Avenue, Sharpsville, Pa. North Sixth Street, Richmond, Va. FLORIO, Joseph. Mrs. Jennie Florlo, 2178 RIKORIAN. Manoog. Mrs. Edna Formhals, DAWSON, James L. Mrs. James L. Dawson, Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 234 West Saginaw Street, Pontiac, Mich. 48 Maple Street, New Britain, Conn. FOWLER, Render E. Perry Allen Fowler, LANE, Erclio. Mrs. Elizabeth Lane, R. F. D. DEARBY, Cicero C. John H. Dearby, Mar- Raleigh, Ga. 2, Camden, Tenn. blehill, Ga. GINGRAS, Arthur J. 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Mrs. Annie Sheehan, 332 MITCHELL, Charles W. Mathew C. Mitchell, WALKER, William H. Frank Walker, Win- East Ninety-third Street, New York, N. Y. 1103 Sheridan Street, Holdredge, Nebr. ters, Tex. SHEEHY, Frank C. Thomas Sheehy, Hume, MOLINARO, Anthony. Cost Molinaro, 102 WALES, Hugh H. Mrs. Ida B. Wales, R. 1i. Mo. Hospital Street, Carbondale, Pa. D. 1, Perry, Ark. SHEFFIELD, Mack. Mrs. Delia Sheffield, MONOSTERSKY, Israel. Miss Annie Monos- WALSH, Arthur Charles. Mrs. Maud D. White City, Tex. tersky, 104 Forsythe Street, New York, N.Y. Walsh, 1075 La Croix Street, Akron, Ohio. SHORTER, Paul McKinney. John Shorter, MONTGOMERY, JIoward E. Robert Mont- WASHINGTON, Edward. Mrs. Nellie Wash- R. F. D. 2, Brookneal, Va. goiery. 28 Madison Street Carthage, N. Y. ington, 3723 Dearborf Street, Chicago, Ill. STA ATS. Harry M. Mrs. Lella Riley, 503 MONTGOMERY. Samuel Md. William M. WASKA, Charles D. Mrs. Mary L. McLaren East Hamtranck Street, Mount Vernon, Montgomery, R. F. D. 2, box 103, Parks- 602 Notth Fifteenth Street, La Crosse, Wis. Ohio. ville, Ky. WEBB, Walter S. Mrs. Lorena Blair, 318 STILL, Herman D. Perry G. Eubanks, Hilda, MOORE Fred George. Mrs. Marie Moore, Detman Street, Los Angeles, Cal. S. C. 2009 lluff Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. WHITAKER, Sam B. Christopher Whitaker, STONE Otto. Mrs. Nevada Stone, R. F. D. MORGAN, Samuel. Albert Morgan, 10 Bab- Concord, N. C. 6, Rogersville, Mo. cock Street, Oswego, N. Y. WILSON. Brooks E. S. E. Wilson, Birming- STRICKER, Clyde. H. G. Rutherford, Petty, NEAL, Charlie. Columbus Neal, Fair Mount, ham Pa. Tex. Ga. WIL 6N. Buford A. David V. Wilson, Bloom STRICKLIN, Chester A. Mrs. May Stricklin, City. Wis NEILL John Allen. Mrs. Maud J. Neill, Perry Homer. John W. Wrighty 814 Mentucket Street, Dallas, Tex. Leachville, Ark. WRIGHT, SUDDETH, Kemper. Mrs. Mollie Suddeth, Mcall, Mo. NEIVELT, Abe. Isaac Neivelt, 2657 Hirsch YANKOVITCH, George. Mrs. Anna Yanko- box 364, Warrenton, Va. Boulevard Chicago, Ill. 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CAPTAINS. THOMPSON, Richmond S. Mrs. Maude Thomas. Patrick Connelly, 78 Mrs. Margaret Q. Ball, West Fifth Street, Marys- CONNEL'Y, BALL, Raymond N. Thompson, 532 East One hundred and twenty-seventh Berkeley Springs, W. Va. villa, Ohio. Street, New York, N. Y. Elsie Hagan, 7001 Enrico. Alfonso Tibarl, 42 Adams HAGAN, Robert G. Mrs. TIBARI, DOBSON, Clyde Les. Leslie Dobson, Cool- Stewart Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Street. Worcester, Mass. spring, Pa. GRAHAM. William. George B. Reynolds, TILMAN, Albert James. James Tilman, La- DUNCAN, George W. Mrs. Rosle Brunsan, Va. gro, Ind. Berrville. Frederick 1. Carl. John Tinnesburg, 5706 Alberton, Mont. BURD TT, William C. Ilon. TRRIBERG, Keavy, Ky. Gillett, House of Representatives. Sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. EARLS, Burd. James Earls, Mudge. R. F. ENGELHARDT Ergin. John Engelhardt, MUDGE, William A. Mrs. William A. TURNER. Mills E. Howard L. Turner, Falls, N. Y. D. 1, ('arrsville, Va. R. P. D. 6, idarlfsle, Ill. Honeoye THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING. DOUGLAS, Richard. Albert Duglas, Stone- TRIER Edward R. John Trier, 1595 Tenth WEAVER, John A. Louis E. Weaver, gen- leigh Court, Washington, D. C. Stret, Milwaukee, Wis. eral delivery, Nodaway, Iowa. DUDLEY, James R. E. G. Dudley, 921 Wood BISTLINE, Charles W. Mrs. Mary K. Bist- CORPORALS, Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. line, East Fourth Street, Sandwich, Ill. NICHOLS, George P. Mrs. Madeleine W. BOYLE, Williata Georgd. Mrs. Catherine BLEYLER, Charles W. Charles H. Bleyler, Nichols, care of E. E. Wright, 425 West End Boyle, 7720 Kelly Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 16B 5 Jackson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Avenue, New York, N. Y. BROWN, Herbert F. Frank H. Brown, 6447 BOoGS, Millard F. W. E. Boggs, Covington, SCHWALM, Harry William. Mrs. Harry W. South Sangamon Street, Chicago, Ill. Ohio. Schwalm, Pine Grove, Schuylkill County, CHRISFIELD, Edward R. Samuel W. Johns, DOOLITTLE, Harry Eugene. Mrs. Rebecca Pa. R. F. D. 2, box 14, Raleigh, N. C. Doolittle, R. F. D. 2, Stanton, Mich. SCUDDER, Marshall S. Mrs. Lone W. Scud- COE, Edgar D. George W. Coe, East Musko- FARRELL, John J. Mrs. Anna Farrel, 3838 der, care of Mrs. Julia R. Scudder, box 86, gee, Okla. South Union Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Yakima, Wash. COLE, James D. James D. Cole, 1111 East HORN, John H. Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, 807 LIEUTENANTS. Belknap Street, Fort Worth, Tex. Bond Street, Denison, Tex. COLLIER, Ernest A. Mrs. Josie Collier, HURLEY, William J. Mrs. Frances Hurley, PAIGE, David R. Mrs. Pierre Landry, 117 Ethridge, Tenn. 920 Seventy-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Henry Street, Detroit, Mich. DAVIS, Harry T. John E. Davis, Jewett, KINSEY, Charles R. Mrs. Harley Settle, 1525 BROWN, Kilburn R. Frederick A. Brown, Mlechanic Street, Columbus, Ind. Otis Building, Chicago, Ill. Tex. EBEY, Kenneth. Mrs. Calvin P. Ebey, 953 KIRK, Frank C. Mrs. Myrtle Draper, 10 HAMMER. Roland E. Mrs. Roland E. Ham- North Potomac Street, Baltimore, Md. mer, 6238 Berlin Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Altgeld Street, Chicago, Ill. MACENKA, John A. DAWSON, Ralph. Charlie George Henderson, ELSESSER Leeland E. Mrs. Louise Elses- Mrs. Mary Macenka, ser, 183 hutchiason Avenue, Buffalo, Coaldale, Pa. 518T Sergeant Avenue, Joplin, Mo. N. Y. MOORE, Dale William. Sidney Moore, R. F. McCRTDY, James E. J. D. McCurdy, Cen- FOLMAR, Andrew. H. Folmar, box 235, Fresno, Cal. D. 6, Pittsburg, Kans. tury. Fla. MURPHY, James J. Miss Anna Murphy, 253 KATES, Howard A. W. Mrs. Clarence S. GREEN, Harold. Mrs. Harold Greene, 190 Roacinske Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kates, Glen Loch, Pa. Hawle Street, Binghamton, N. Y. REINHOLD, Leland A. Mrs. Daniel G. Rein- KELLEY, Homer Ollie. Mrs. Lena Cook, 720 GRENEI , Henry J. Mrs. Mary Greneir, 227 hold. 1352 South Fifth Street, Paducah, Ky. River Street, Waterbury, Conn. Main Street, Northampton, Pa. LESIEUR, Joseph Val. Mrs. Helen LeSieur, HOLZER, Leslie F. George L. Holzer, 776 TAMBURRO, Anthony. Mrs. Rose Tamburro, Topka Street, Appleton, Wis. 153 Adams Street, Newark, N. J. care of Peoples' Bank, Aurora, Mo. THOMAS, Harry. Mrs. Laura Thomas, Globe, MURPHY, Leslie. Clayton Quillian Murphy, LEE, James S. Mrs. Mary Lee, 78 Winens Ariz. 502 Mable Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Avenue, Newark, N. J. WEBB, Lyndon F. George B. Webb, 238 West LEONHARD, Albert W. Oscar Leonhard, ANDREI, Petru. Joe G. Hibedea, 122 North Harris Avenue, San Angelo, Tex. Sycamore Road, De Kalb, Ill. Sixth Street, Steubenville, Ohio. WHITNEY, Holyoke. Richard S. Whitney, McKINNEY, Arthur J. Patrick McKinney, BOLIN, Charley H. Mrs, Bertie V. Bolin, 795 High Street, Dedham, Mass. 713 West Fifth Street, Chester, Pa. Hudson, Kans. BELL, Julius F., Jr. Julius F. Bell, Milledge- MASTERTON, John, Jr. Mrs. Sarah Mas- BOYD, Joseph S. Mrs. Ada Boyd, 1337 Twen- ville, Ga. terton, 1304 Germantown Avenue, Philadel- ty-ninth Street, Washington, D. C. BIRD, Stephen T. Mrs.-J. S. H. Bird, Athens, phia, Pa. CARTER, Earl T. Mrs. Hattie Carter, 1809 W. Va. MUTCH, Harold. Samuel H. Hutch, 2051 South Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. BLESSING, Robert W. Mrs. Emma Byrne, North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CLARK, Thomas F. Mrs. Alice Clark, 38 226 Forest Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. PHILBROOK, Harry 13. Alby Pann, 9 May- Park Place, Orange, N. J. BRANDT, John T. Mrs. Marie S. Brandt, 7 field Street, Portland, Me. CRUM, Frank James. Miss Bertha E. Backus, Woodbridge Street, North Cambridge, Mass. RINCELIAUSKAS, Paul. Mrs. Anna Rincel- 1001 Delamont Avenue, Schnectady, N. Y. DOUGLASS, James M. William S. Douglass, iauskas, 74 Putnam Street, Paterson, N. J. FULCHER, Frank Francis. Mrs. Lillie North Highlands, Russellville, Ala. SHARPE, Horace W. Mrs. Louise Sharpe, Snider. 212 North Avenue, Sycamore, Ill. EGGERT, Leslie F. Mrs. Lois Eggert, 423 Cobledill, N. Y. GREY, Warren S. Mrs. Mary H. Grey, Ty- Rosewood Avenue. Aurora, Ill. STANDII ER, Lotus W. Mrs. Alice Standi- rone, Pa. ELLIOTT, Wellwood C. Mrs. Bessie L, fer, Bridgeport, Ala. HAAS, William F. George Haas, R. F. D. 2, Elliott, Alpine, Tex. STILLER, Alexander. Edgar R. Purinton, New Freedom, Pa. INMAN, Percy E. Mrs. Lillian 0. Inman, 333 112 East Mistletoe Street, San Antonio, HART. Walter A. Mrs. Katherine Hart, 37 Giove Street Bangor, Me. Tex. Vincent Street, Newark, N. J. LANE, Elisha 6. Mrs. William L. Lane, 4519 HINKLE, Clarence. St. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago, TURNER, Ennis. Ennis Turner, 808 West Mrs. Cora I. Hinkle, Ill. Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md. Hasty, Colo. LEWIS, William P., Jr. William P. Lewis, 1415 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, TYLER, Floyd A. Mrs. Jennie Tyler, 715 HOFFMAN, Frank H. Mrs. Grace Hoffman, Md. Irving Aj enue, Syracuse, N. Y. box 229, Genoa, Ill. LUMLEY, Arthur C. Mrs. Arthur C. Lumley, MARTIN, John Joseph. 2517 Marron Avenue, New York, N. Y. WALKER, Walter Treat. Mrs. Lydia Alice Mrs. Anna Martin, Walker, North Salem, Ind: 937 Tell Street, Tell City, Ind. MAYFIELD, Harry Frierson. Robert A. May- MILLER, William. John Miller, Emmetts- field, Anderson, S. C. WILSON, Roy T. Mrs. Ella M. Wilson, 5811 NIBLOCK, William Lester. William Ludlow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. burg, id. Lester BAXTER, James. Reuben R. Baxter, 567 MURRAY, James B. Mrs. Hannah Murray, Niblock, 233 Wabash Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. PIRTLE, James J. Dr. George W. Pirtle, Fulton Street, Aurora, Ill. 229 Nichols Carlisle, BOEKER, Louis A. Mrs. Rose Booker, 937 MURRAY, Thomas B. Mrs. Anna J. Murray, Ind. Nebr. POWELL, Charles E. Mrs. Charles E. Powell, South State Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Papillion, 324 Grant Street, Atlanta, Ga. CHERRY, Frederick. Joseph Cherry, 458 NAUGHTON, Bernard A. Mrs. Mary Naugh- STORY, William A. Charles F. Story, 420 East Twenty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. ton, 349 Montgomery Street, Jersey City, Allen Street, Syracuse, N. Y. CHILCOTE. John E. Mrs. Levena Bollinger, N. J. TWADDELL, John P. Mrs. John P. Twad- Robertsville, Pa. RIDLEY, Robert H. James I. Ridley, Waxa- dell, 338 West Eighty-ninth Street, New COOKENBOO, Henry P. Henry E. Cooken- hachie, Tex. York, N. Y. boo, Wharton, Tex. SHEPARD, Charles J. Ernest F. Shepard, WEIHS, Howard F. Mrs. William Weibs, 306 COYLE, Ambrose A. Mrs. A. A. Coyle, 286 C, illicothe, Ill. Dulin Street, Sherman, Tex. Canal Street, Easton, Pa. WESTPHAL, William W. Mrs. Bertha West- CULLEN, Fraink J. Mrs, Mary E. Cullen, SERGEANT MAJOR. phal, Port Jefferson, N. Y. 6 First Avenue, Auburn, N. Y. WIECOVEK, George. Mike Wiecovek, Ply- MARSH, Robert F. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Greiner, DRACH, Joseph F. August Drach, Willow mouth, Pa. 710 Oswego Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Grove, Pa. WILSON, Allan A., Jr. Allan A. Wilion, SERGEANTS. DUNN, George M. Robert M. Dunn, 708 Glassboro, N. J. PRIGGE. August D. John Prigge, 3921 Parker Street, Newark, N. J. WRHEN, Herbert V. Mrs. Suzanna Wrhen, Seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. FORD, Francis W. Mrs. Ellen Ford, 112 519 Colbert Avenue, Oil City, Pa. QUIGLEY, Arthur P. William B. Quigley, Lakin Terrace, Rockford, Ill. WRIGHT, Frank K. James Knox Wright, 10 Steuben Park, Utica, N. Y. GASTON, Clifford G. Mrs. .lizabeth Gaston, R. P. D. 1, Martha, Tenn. BAXTER, SIDBURY, Lacy C. Mrs. Florence Sidbury, 39 Parkview Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Fred AI. Edward C. Baxter, Rex- Burgaw, N. C. GIBBS, Harold G. Viola Davidson, 810 ford, Kans. WILSON, Samuel C. Samuel A. Wilson, Ok- Chester Pike, Norwood, Pa. BAXTER, Raymond. Elson S. Baxter, post- mulgee, Okla. GROFF. James L. John G. Groff, 229 Green office box 11, New Cumberland, W. Va. BRIECHTB ILL, Raymond Cleo. Harold Brecht- Street, Royersford, Pa. BORLEN, Jesse Douglas. Mrs. Mary Jane bill, 1011 South First Avenue, Marshall- MAYLE, William M. Ervin Mayle, R. F. D. Borlen, 377 Ellicott Street, Rochester, N. Y. town. Iowa. 43. Moatsville, W. Va. BRADING, William E. Henry Brading, Gib- CUMMINGS, Edward P. Miss Mary Cum- NUNLEY, Frank. Louis Nunley, Hulette, Ky. son City, ll. mings, 81 East Senica Street, Oswego, N. Y. NUTTALL, Thomas H. Mrs. Mary Richard- BUSHNELL, David V. Henry Bushnell, St. DRISCOLL, Michael Joseph. Mrs. Belle Dris- son, 434 Chapel Avenue, Lebanon, Pa. Charles, Ill. coll, Newberry, Pa. BOSTON, Harold G. Mrs. Sophia Boston, CHILTON, Myrle D. William Chilton, 507 FISHER, Otis. Thomas H. Fisher, Mitchell, 5303 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. East Marrietta Street, Decatur, Ill. Ind. CLAYTON, Washington I. Mrs. Ernest Clay- CIORRA, Cluseppe. Mrs. Attina Ciorra, Cas- GREER, Owen L. Mrs. Dora Greer, 210 Lo- ton, 53 West Ninety-seventh Street, New tilforte, Caserta, Italy. cust Street. Barberton, Ohio. York, N. Y. DALEY. John P. Mrs. J. H. Daley, 59 Cres- HARTIN, William P. Mrs. Sarah Hartin, 22 CURRAN, Peter L. Peter B. Curran, Firth- cent Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. Greenwich Street, Dorchester, Mass. cliffe, N. Y. DE CESARE, Victor 0. Anthony DO Cesare, MULLER, John H. Oscar Muller, Weather- FENTRESS, Gilford Andrews. William Eth- Reisterstown Road and Woodland Avenue, ford. Tex. eridge Fentrese. 1908 North Fourteenth Arlington, Md. PIGfAN. Dewitt. Mrs. Mary Pigman, Hind- Street, Fort Smith, Ark. ESREL, Adolph L. Julius Essel, 39 Lawlor man. Ky. LANE. James E. Mrs. James E. Lane, 601 Street, New Britain, Conn. RITTER, Claude A. William A. Ritter, Chilli- West One hundred and twenty-seventh GRIFFIN. Jasper William. John Griffin, 711 cothe, Tex. Street. New York, N. Y. Jersey Street, Baldwin, Kans. STANLEY, George S. Mrs. F. J. Barnes, 818 LOUDEN, Henry. Mrs. Ida Gunnion, 1820 GROBEN. David R. Mrs. Catherine Groben, Billington Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. East Hunting Street, Philadelphia, Pa. New Baltimore, N. Y. TADE, John. Stanley Tade, 27 Littlefield RODGERS, Arthur J. Clarence H. Rodgers, HALL, William F. Daniel F. Hall, 28 Fair- Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Arlington, Ind. mont Street, Cambridge, Mass. 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. 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Spiekler, 1121 Douglass Street, Reading, Pa. WHEELDON, Raymond V. George C. Hiland, KNUDSEN, Ole. Mrs. Christain Knudsen, STANLEY, Walter F. Mrs. Nettle E. Stanley, 1218 North Eighth West, Cedar Rapids, 4044 West Superior Street, Chicago, Ill. Marion, S. C. Iowa. LEYNER, Albert H. Mrs. Laura Leyner, STIDARD, Albert N. Mrs. Mary Stidard, LUNACEK, Henry W. Josef Lunacek, 4437 R. F. D. 1. Irving, Ore Elizabeth, Pa. North Crawford Avenue, Chicago, Ill. MINTYRE, Eugene. Winfield S. Cowell, box TOMLINSON, Samuel P. Louis Schroeder, STARNER, Charles G. Charles G. Starner, 13'. Haworth, N. T. 3540 Wakefield Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Westminster, Md. McKINZIE, George B. Lillian McKinzie. 459 TRUE, William J. Mrs. William J. True, R. PRIVATlS. Florida Avenue NW., Washington, D. C. F. D. 27, Ottawa, Ill. NUTT, Frank J. Mrs. Albert Shouts, 63 TYLAY, Franklin HI. T. Harry G. Tyley, 103 BACON, Charles D. Fred E. Bacon, R. F. D. Greenwich Street, New York, N. Y. Laporte Avenue, Chicea0, I1ll 1, Burghill, Ohio. RADOMSKI, Bernard. Mrs. Barbara Radom- WATKEYS. David J. Mrs. Amelia Watkeys, CERVINI, Anthony. John Cervini, 238 East ski, 1333 Sycansore Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Wiconisco, Pa. One hundred and twetsty-second Street, New REEVE, Walter I. Mrs. Ella M. Reeve, 728 WALAIKO, John. Tony Walaiko, 553 Main York, N. Y. Wooolynne Avenue, West Collingswood, Street, Cambridge, Mass. DE CARO, Frank. Frank Do Caro, 495 West N. J. YEAGER, Andrew B. Mrs. Sadie Walley, Lincoln Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. RIDER, Richard G. Mrs. Sarah Bider, 2010 New Street. Spring City, Pa. DELIGANIS, John. John Banka, 214 West North Payson Street, Baltimore, Md. BUSH, Henry E. Irs. A. A. Bush, Parr, Va. Sixty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. ROSS, Merrick AI. Mrs. I. Rose, 400a Pas- CARRIER, Elmer B. Mrs. Joseph Carrier, DITTLINGER, Joseph L. Nick Dittlinger, sale Avenue, East Newark. N. J. 1501 North La Salle Street, Ottawa, Ill. St. Paul, Tex. SAGE, Wilfred J. Mrs. Susan Sage, 121 CHAPMAN, William E. William Chapman, EVANS, William A. Mrs. Mary L. Evans, Cedar Street, Norwich, Conn. 4GO North Twelfth Street, Herrin, Ill. 261 Bronx Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. STARCHER, James Brady. Robert Starcher, FISHER, Daniel S. James Fisher, 58 Joseph Dunbar W. Va. BuGLuRS. Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. STAUB, foseph L. William Edward Staub, HORTON. Edson F. Mrs. Ella Horton, HAM, Earl H. Howard B. Ham, R. F. D. 1, 268 Locust Street, Hanover, Pa. Scottsville, N. Y. Fairfield, Me. STOKRS, John P. Miss Mary Stokes, H. F. D. HOUSE, John B. John S. House, 2452 HAMILTON, Frank M. Mrs. Rachel Hamil- 28, Ottawa, Ill. North Normandy Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ton, Wayside, Md. ALLEN, Wilson. Manfred Allen, 110 East MOXNES Thomas. Mrs. Hilda Moxnes, HANSON, Hans. C. Elmer Peterson, Dows, Caramillo Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colo. Nickwall, Mont. Iowa. BELL, Albert A. Mrs. Paula M. Bell, 5006 BURGIN. Oliver G. Mrs. George Burgin, 2G HARRISON, Jewell L. Mrs. Roxie Anne Har- Catalpa Avenue, Hamilton, Md. East Felton Street, North Tonawanda, rison, R. F. D. 5, Philadelphia, Miss. BLANTHORN, Thaddeus L. Charles J. Blan- N. Y. HARSTED, George T. Thomas Harsted, Har- thorn, 893 Knickerbocker Avenue, Brooklyn, CARR, Walter. Mrs. Anie Carr, 206 Web- mony, Minn. N. Y. KIENIA, George. Steve Hartanevier, 1734 ster Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. South Robey Street, Chicago, Ill. BLOSSER, Herman. Mrs. Herman Blosser, GOLDMAN, Abraham. Mrs. Aaron Gold- MOSER, Robert J. Henry W. Moser, 9 Jones Junction City Ohio. man, Hebron, Conn. Street, Jersey City, N. J. CONN Y Thomas J. Mrs. Annie Con- KIERNAN, Vincent J. panlel S. Kennally, 1200 Second AKvenue, New York, N. Y. PENNY, Arthur. Mrs. Ann Penny, Good nelly,241 Eastern Avenue, Baltimqre, Md. Ground, N. Y. CONV Cyrus D. Mrs. A. M. Cosivery, MARTI, Robert G. George A. Marti, general TUCKER, Robert B. Lee F. Tucker, 803 506 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. delivery, Sleepy Eye, Minn. South Blaine Street, Wellington, Kans. CRAPO, John W. Isreal Crapo, 31 North NUZZOLO James. Felice Nuzzolo, 718 Main WILLIAMS, Urbane M. Mrs. Nancy Williams, Franklin Street, Montpelier Vt Street, ieekshill, N. Y. 344 Mable Avenue, Paris, Tex. DIFFENBAUGH, John T. Ydrs. Arah L. Dif- TAYLOR, William A. Mrs. J. Taylor, 2930 ALBERT, Joseph. Maxine Albert, Mada- feubaugh, 1740 East Chase Street, Balti- West Tweity-second Street, Brooklyn, waska, Me. more, Md. N. Y. ALEXANDER, William C. Andrew N. Alex- DORBAND, lenry. Edward Dorband, 1823 THOMAS, William W. Mrs. Sarah Thomas, auder, R. F. D. 2, Uniontown, Pa. Dodge Avenue, Evanston, Ill. 194 Cooper Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ANDERSON, James. Mrk. Elna Anderson, DOUTRICH, John H. Charles A. Doutrich, VAIL, Francis. Charles Henry Vail, 528 1061,Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 608 North Railroad Street, Palmyra, Pa. Warren Avenue, Belvidere, Ill. BALDWIN, Arthur L. Andrew J. Baldwin, DUCOTE, Thomas J. Clovil Ducete, Cotton- JOHNSON, Fayette H. Mrs. Grace Johnson, 70 Third Avenue, Bay Shore, N. Y. port, La. 220 Brighton Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J. BARHAM, Maurice F. Mrs. Rose Barham, ECKERT, Charles. Mrs. Bertha Eckert, 67 SIMMONS, Ira. Mrs. Julia Simmons, Gib- son City, Ill. 1523 Edgemont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Paterson Street, Paterson, N. J. BATZEL, Joseph Frederick. Rexford Batzel, FITZWATER, Garrett A. Albert A. Fitz- MUSICIANS. R. F. D. 1, Elmhurst, Pa. water, R. F. D. 8, Oakwood, Ohio. FISHER, Leroy. Joseph Fisher, 53 Center BENNETT, Jesse James. Mrs. Vitrust B. FLEMING, William J. Mrs. Anna Fleming, Avenue, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Bennett, Roseville, Ill. 272 Maple Avenue, Wallington, N. J. McCLURE, Charles. Charles W. McClure, BENSON, Oliver J. Mrs. Clara Benson, Ala- GARDNER, Harvey H. 'Herman C. Gardner 2049 Madison Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. baster. Mich. 128 East One hundred and twenty-third PIERCE, Ross. Charlie Pierce, Carterville, BIDDIX, Green. Will Middix, Mount Mitchell, Street, Chicago, Ill. Mo. N. C. GILFILLAN, Silver. J. R. Gilfillan, 709 Park MECHANSICs. BOWERS, Frank W. Mrs. Eliza Bowers, 5125 Avenue, Ironton, Ohio. CARMODY, Thomas Edwrd, jr. Mrs. Charles Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GREENWOOD, Bert. Mabel Raymond, Car- Thomas Carmody, 1609 Overing Street, New BURINS, Andrew. Mrs. Annie Burns, 78 Ma- thage, N. Y. York, N. Y. ple Street, Holyoke, Mass. GREICO, Michael. Vincent Greico, Wheat GARRETT, Robert H. Henry C. Garrett, Car- BURNS, John P. J. P. Burns, 411 South Road, R. D. 1, Vineland, N. J. Scott Street, Mobile, Ala. GRIFFITH, rollton, Ga. Robert. Mrs. Anna Griffith, 511 ANDERSON, Ralph V. Mrs. Susan Anderson, CACCIAGUIDA, John J. Mrs. Jennie Cae- West One hundred and seventy-first Street, box 35A, Fultonville, Ohio. ciaguida, 120 Elizabeth Street, New York, New York City, N. Y. JOHNSON, Guy E. T. Gus T. Johnson, De- N. Y. HARDESTY, Roy. Marshall Hardesty, Or- lano, Minn. CARAVAUN, Freeman. Freeman E. Cara- ange, Mo. JEiPPERT, Deaey. Mrs. Della Reppert, Mul- Vann, Mesic, N. J. HOPPER, Warren. Mrs. A. V. Hopper, Kyle berry, Ind. CAREY, Ralph White. Mrs. Carl E. Taber, Avenue, box 528, Butler, N. a. WILMOTH, Andy 0. Dick Wilmoth, May- 225 Main Street. Acushnet, Mass. HOWARD, Ray. Mrs. Amos Howard, 423 land, Tenn. CARLINI, Pasquale. Romeo Labato, 238 West Queen Street, Anaville, Pa. YOUNG, Elmer. E. M. Young, 63 Charles Court Street Youngstown, Ohio. HUGHES, William. Harry Hughes, 72 Lake- Street, Rochester, N. Y. CARLOUGH, iohn. Mrs. Emma Jennings, view Avenue Bridgeton, N. J. STEVENSON, David. Thomas T. Stevenson, 465 West One hundred and thirty-first LACHMANN, &ustave 0. William P. Lach- Shattue, Ill. Street, New York, N. Y. mann, 675 Park Avenue, West New York, WENTWORTI, Clarence A. Daniel Went- CARLSON, Carl H. John H. Carlson, 224 N,. J. worth, Caldwell, Ohio. East Nineteenth Street, Lockport, Ill. LIDMAN , Fritz. Mrs. Elizabeth Heiden, 5436 MACIAG, Peter A. Anthony Maclag, 128 Pa- CARLSON, John E. Mrs. Edith Sarkiaho, Lake Park, Chicago, Ill. tific Street, Garfield, N. J. Cross Lake, Minn. MISNER, Judson. Mrs. Ida Misner, 224 Eu- OINEYEAR, Leo B. Mrs. Mary Oneyear, Du- CARNEY, Joseph. Mrs. Nevada Carney, 98- 1id Avenue, Ridgefield Park, N. J. range, Iowa. Twenty-fifth Street, Altoona, Pa. MOIiAN. Dan, Mrs. Dan Mohan, 114 Lynn coolns. CHILMAN, Johan. Mrs. Anna Lena Chilman, R. F. D. 3, Cambridge, Minn. Avenue, Macon, Ga. COOK, John B. John G. Cook, Graham, N. 0. MURIIIIIE, Edward F. Mrs. Ella Murphie, LAND, John W. James A. Land, R. F. D., CHIODO, Vincenzo. Gulseppe Chiodo, 9008 Montesano, Wash. Mount Prospect, Ind. Fourth Avenue, Cornopolis, Pa. NIXON, Fred R. Mrs. Sarah Miller, Carlin- McCLARIN, Wade. Alexander McClarin, CLINCH, Hilton E. Mrs. Bertha H. Clinch, 'ilIe III. 5445 Porter Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fairview Avenue, Westwood, N. J. NIZOL, Walter W. Miss Angelisa Moskwa, COMPTON, Pay V. Mrs. Lee Compton, 3 MARTIN, Joseph E. Mrs. Margaret Martin, Y. 744 Har per Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 231 East Southgate Street, Newport, Ky. Washington Avenue, Middleport, N. PHILLIPS, James B. Mrs. Edna A. Phillips, P.ODGERS, Lawrence. Mrs. Rosa Rodgers, CORMIER Charles J. Joseph Cormier, 34 189 Jefferson Street, Freeport. Ill. Bethany, W. Va. Parker Atreet, Brockton, Mass. REDDING, James' S. Thomas Moore, 64 CRABTREE, Clarence. Josh Crabtree, For- Stevenson Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. WAGONERS. estdale, Ohio. REYNOLDS, Jeffrey A. Mrs. Jennie. Reynolds, ENRIGHT, Philip. Mrs. Josephine Enright, CRABBE, Ray. Mrs. George Crabbe, Prospect, 4:1, North Third Street. East Newark, N. J. Fifth Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. Ohio. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

CROUIH, Clarence. George Crouch, R. F. D. PACKOUSKI, Alex. Mrs. Helen Pakoinski, SHIPP, Walter E. Mrs. Mesalina Shipp, P,. ,Pgot, Ak. 75 North Henry Street, Stboklyn, N. Y. F. D. 2, hex 58, Bucton, Vs. CIU&B ILND, kPe tr Macks. John Cumber- PARTJOLO, Joseph. James Paeruolo, 581 Car- SMITH, Frank T. Mrs. Mary E. Smith, land, First Ward, atton, Pa. roll Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3805 0 Street NW., Washington, D. C. CUPAIOLE, Valentin. Dominac Palengole, REINBOTT, John G. Mrs. Emelia Reinbott, SMITH, Henry J, Warren P. Smith, Murphy, 2243 Orange Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 38 Augusta Street, Irvington, N. J. N. C. DAHL, Eddie A. Edward Dahl, I. F. D. 2, REPINSKI, Paul. Frank Repinski, 6929 Ber- SMITH, Herman Ml. Frederick W. Smith, 40 Clitherall, Minn. dell Street, Cleveland, Ohio. East Forty-tirst Street. New York, N. Y. DAILEY, Willie. Mrs. Willie Dailey, R. F. RHODES, Gerold E. Mrs. Louisa Rhodes, SMITH, James. Miss Mary Smith, Portage, D. 6, Rutledge, Ga. 820 East Vine Street, Macon, Mo. Pa. GILMORE, Ernest. I. Davis, Malinta, Ohio. RICHARD, Fred J. Clarence Richard, Pas- SNOW, John M. Mrs. Ida Snow, Soner, Okla. DEE, John L. Mrs. Lethey P. Dee, R. F. D. coag, R. . STECKEL. Charles 0. R. 0. Steckel, 304 1, Hernando, Mass. RYAN, Ivan R. Tom Ryan, Greenup, Ill. North Third Street, Allentown, Pa. IENENBERG, Oscar. Jack Denenberg, 67 SHAW, Dale V. Alonso L. Shaw, 745 Tacoma SUPALLA, Anthony L. William Supalla, Hart Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Tacoma, Wash. East Pleasant Plain, Iowa. DUMAS, -John I. Octava Dumas, box 65, Sut- SLOBAK, Joe M. Miss Emma Slobak, Avoca, TARLKANY, Gustave E. Mrs. Gustave Tar- tons Bay, Mich. Wis. kanY, 9102 Holton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. ENGEN, Conrad. Ole Engen, Flaming, Minn. SWANSON, Herbert. Mrs. Carrie Seger, 1217 THOMPSON, Jay. David Thompson, R. F. D. FINNERTY, Martin T. J. Mrs. Anna Fin- Seminary Place, Rockford, Ill. 8, Scottsburg, Ind. nerty, 1134 West Bayen Avenue, Youngs- SWEENEY, John T. Mrs. Annie Hannon, VANO, Vincenzo. Victor Vane, Schenectady, town, Ohio. 2082 La Fontaine Avenue, New York, N. Y. N. Y. FUNNELL, George S. Mrs. Minnie Funnell, TERRANOVA, Facques. Mrs. Jennie Dona VANSCOY, Warren G. Mrs. Goldie Vanscoy, Pecatonica, III. Terranova, 111 Salem Street, Boston, Mass. Sh'eridan, Mo. FRYE, James B. Mrs. Maggie L. Britt, THOMAS, Edward. Mfs. Marie Thomas, 706 VANSWEDEN, Peter. Joe Vansweden, R. F. Scarbro, W. Va. North Caroline Street, Baltimore, Md. D. 1, Ross, Mich. GANNON, John J. Mrs. Ann Gannon, 91 TRANZOR, Fred D. Mrs. Georgia Lee Tran- VAUGHN, Lester W. Mrs. Viola Vaughn, Iartforq Street, Newark, N. J. zor, Sharon, Tenn. 1296 South Thomas Street, Crestline, Ohio. GESSLIN, Dorris Raymond. Lou Lane, R. F. TREISCII, Omie J. Mrs. Elizabeth Treisch, VEILLON, Juste. Louis Villon, Chataignier, D. 2, Latham, Kaus. 842 East Walnut Street, Gallon, Ohio. La. GLICK, Jacob. Aaron Cohose, Comneateeh, VECCHIOTTI, Domenick. Ralph Vecchiotti, VELKER, Harry F. Mrs. Vinnie Velker, 1011 Pa. 719 South Twelfth Street, Newark, N. J. Retreat Street, Baltimore, Md. GOLDEN, Charlie W. Mrs. Grace Hackney, VINAL, Ross R. Mrs. Mary Vinal, Vinal- VIAL, Preston M. Preston B. Vial, R. F. D. Mount Morris, Mich. haven, Mo. 1, box 126, Atlee, Va. GOLDSMITH, Aubry. Frederick GoldsmIth, WALTON, Burley. Mrs. Richard Walton, VIE4HL, Elmer J. Mrs. Anna Viebl, 02 Glos- R. F. D. 1, Tempelince, Mich. Toms River, N. J. ter Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. GRANT, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Kowalski, 592 'WATSON, Ray P. Mrs. Minnie Watson, R. VIEIIMANN, August W. Henry C. Vichmann, Woodrow Street, Detroit, Mich. F. D. 1, Pomeroy, Wash. 513 North Illinois. Belleville, Ill. BROBASKI, William V. Andrew Brobaski, WATTS, Raymond K. Mrs. Martha E. Watts, WALLS, William. John Walls, 7104 Worley Bovne Falls, Mich. 1522 East One hundred and twenty-second Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. IARDEE, Perry A. Wade H. Hardee, Panama Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Maud H. WALAH, James A. John H. Walsh, 184 Wood- Park, Fla. WAUGIIOP, Clyde Benjamin. ward Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. ISTTT, Louis U. Mrs. Jane Glaytor, Waughop, R. F. D. 1, Washington, Ill. route 6, Weist, R. F. D. WARD, Christopher P. Miss May Ward, TValla Walla, Wash. WEIST, Jacob S. Lomon B. North Prince Street. Flushing, N. Y. XALLAWNN, William. Mrs. Ana Kallmenn, 1, rphrata, Pa. WARTIING, Albert J. Mrs. Della W. War- 16911 Grove Wood Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WESTBERG, Edward. Axel E. Westberg, 132 thing, 2712 Fountainelle Boulevard, Omaha, RIENLEN, Emil J. Mrs. Katie Kienlen, 117A West One hundred and fIfth Street, Chi- Nebr. Sixth Avenue, Seattle, Wash. cago, Ill. Emma Weth- WAYNE, Elmer Stanley. Howard W. Wayne, XRE1UTZ, Oliver. Mrs. Anna Kreutz, 3571 WETHERILL, Raymond E. Mrs. 2921 North Camac Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Archer Avenue, Chicago, Ill. erill, 5134 Dearborn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. WEBB, Wilson. Eli Webb, Cosby. Tenn. KRIEGER, Henry. Conrad Krieger, Fort Mor- WETJEN, Harry C. Mrs. Emma Wetjen, 11 Long Island, N. Y. WEISZ, Samuel. Mrs. Ida Weisz, Sixtieth gain, Colo. Banta Street, Eimbaret, Street and Girard Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. KIRK, William C. Mrs. John Kirk, R. F. D. WINDERBAUM, Harry. Mrs. Fannie Win- derbaum, 207 Mulberry Street, Newark, WILLIAMS, Elige. Henry Hollis, Hartford, 2, Addison, N. Y. Ala. . LA RUE, James F. Mrs. Lucy La Rue, .N. J. Walsh, Mont. WRIGHT, Charles R1. Charles D. Wright, YANKEE, Jolm I. Mrs. Myrta 31. Yankee, LAUCK, George W. Mrs. Emma Lanck, 1015 Tenth Street, Lawrenceville, Ill. 38 North Vine Street, Newark, Ohio. State College, Pa. WRIGHT, Jacob W. Mrs. Sarah Wright, YOCHUAL. Charles. Frederick Yochum, Sar- LAURIE, John M. Mrs. C. T. Laurie, 687 Sandyville, Jackson County, W. Va. dinia, Ohio. Washington Street, Dedham, Maess. YEAGLE, James Huguely. Mrs. Virginia B. BECKER, Henry A. Mrs. Anna C. Becker, LAVIN, Patrick H. John M. Lavin, First Yeagle, Marshall, Mo. 413 Stevens Street, West Hoboken, N. J. Street, Sutersville. Pa. OLIVER, Eddie L. Richard Oliver, Hoopes- BECKERT, Jacob A. Charles Beckert, 1330 LAWSON, Rexford M. Mrs. Rhoda Lawson, toi, Ill. Twenty-ninth Street, Denver, Colo. Kennedy, N. T. d PAINE, Cecil. Ike Paine, Laredo, Tex. ILANCIA, Nicola. Louis Bilancia, 214 LEVIN, Morris. Joe Levin, 1551 South Cen- PAIN'ER, Dominick. Giovanni Mannatell, North Felton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. tral Park Avenue. Chicago, Ill. 6416 Cariton Etreet, Philadelphia, Pa. BOFFI, Michael. Mrs. Esenda Dliruth, 17 LOTESTO, Rocco. Mrs. Jensina Lotesto, 523 PERLMAN, Louis. Mrs. Rachel Perlman, 7 Christopher Sfreet, Providence, R. I. West Eightieth Street, Chicago, Ill. West One hundred and eleventh Street, New DI FULVIO, Carmine. Henry Dl Vulvio, 630 LOUNDI, Nicholas. Andre Loundi, 15 Flagon York, N. Y. Center Street, South Bethlehem. Pa. Street. Morristown, N. J. PHILLIPI, John. Raymond Phillipi, Wattis, DIHLE, Thowald. Eric Dible, R. F. D. 1, McDANIELS, William. James McDanlels, Utah. Larson, X. Dnk. %Grayson, Ky. PODLASKI, John. Mrs. Rose Pupel, 238 Sol- FAGERLAN, Laurus. Michel FagerlAnd, MCKINNEY. Locie E. J. H. McKinney, Val- reski Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Farde, Sandborland, Bergen, Norway. ley Oak, Ky. POLLOM, Albert Vern. Miss Ethel Pollom, FAGETTL Giuseppe. Francisco Fagetti, Chia- McLOUGHLIN, Joseph V. Mrs. Elizabeth 3117 Sixth Avenue, Tacoma, Wash. venna, Sondrio, Italy. McLoughliu, 98 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, PRINCIPE, Marco. Mrs. Carina Morelli_173 FINNEGAN, Edward H. Jamessl. Finnegan, N. Y. Censleyea Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1838 Vyne Avenue, New York. N. Y. McQUATER. Joseph H. Mrs. Lizzle Me- PROCTOR, Alfonso. Mrs. Walter J. Proctor, HOLLAND, Mason. Jobi Holland, Dayton Quater, Tilden, III. Angle Place ME.. Washington, D. C. Place, Herkimer, N. Y. MANNING, John B. James P. Manning, 87 RIDER. Edward H. Mrs. Mary Rider, 402 HORNING, Norman C. Mrs. Emma Horning, Coleman Street, New London, Conn. South Twenty-second Street. Louisville, Ky. Miftlintown, Pa. MATHEWSON. James. David Mathewson, RINALDI, Joseph. Mrs. Marie Solorenzo, NAPLANIAN, Vahan. A. Kaplanian, Survey R. F. D. 22, Fayette, Pa. 528 South Union Street, Stacekenton, Cal. Department, -aza, Egypt. MICHAEL, John M. Mrs. Mary Cabrello, 12 RODGERS, Henry N. William H. Rodgers, 'ING, Clarence E. Cerinne Whaley, 4204 Gevenor Street, Providence, R. I. R. F. D. S. Jolhet, Ill. Powelton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MORAN, Emile. Leon Moran, Hancock, Miss. ROHMER, Harry A. Mrs. Mary Rohmer, KIRK, Albert. John J. Kirk, 375 East One MORAN, John. James Moran, 1878 Green Morris, Ill. hundred and forty-third Street, New York, Street. San Francisco, Cal. ROMANOWSKI, George. Moleck Romanow- N. Y. MORRISON, George M. John 0. Duncan, ski, 293 Denton Street, Hamtramck, Mich. Rowan. 404 LEVIN. Charles. Mrs. Yetta Levin, 340 McDonalds Corner, Ontario, Canada. ROWAN. Lawrence. Mrs. Mattie Brunswick Avenue, Trenton. N. J. MOUTON, Felix J. J. B. Mouton, Lafayette, East Sixty-fifth Street. New York N. Y. La. SANDERS, Enoch U. Mrs. Sarah Sanders, LEVY, Moses. Max Levy, 18 Porter Street, R. F. D. 3. Bristol, Va. Malden, Mass. MALEZYNSKI, Frank. Mrs. Elizabeth Male- SANNING, Theodore John. H. Sanning, R. LOCONTI, Luigi. Goirinco Giorgio, 34 Gar- zynski, 66 HuIl Avenue, New York. N. Y. F. D. 3. Jefferson City, Mo. side Street, Newark, N. J. NARSTRE, Mike. Ignatz Dredowski. 3913 SANTORNO, Ralph. Joe Santorno, Salida, MARTIT, Herman J. Joseph A. Marth, 1634 East Seventy-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Colo. Vine Street. Chicago, Ill. NELSON, -Albert Bernard. Mrs. Matilda SCALORA, Mariano. Santo Bellorno, 132 MUELLER, Frederick C. Louis J. Mueller, Nelson, 715 Beech Street. McKeesport, Pa. Degraw Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 5142 North Western Avenue, Chicago, Ill. NELSON, Berton J. Bird Nelson, Lawrence, SCHROEDER. John A. Charles Schroeder, MULRENAN. Willis Thomas. Mrs. Olive Mul- Ind. 943 West Warren Avenue, Detroit, Mich. renan, 59 Westminster Street, Bellows Falls, NELSON, Nels P. Jens Nelson. Buffalo Cen- SCHULIHNS, Angus. Mrs. Margaret Sehul- N. Y. ter, Iowa. kins. 8719 Flourney Avenue, Chicago. Ill. NORMAN, Charles J. Mrs. Nancy J. Norman, NILSON. Mikal J. Andrew A. Anderson, R. SEBEL. Joseph M. Miss Anna M. Sebel, R. F. D. 2, Champaign, Ill. F. D. 1, Larson, N. Dak.- post-office box 129, Cementon, N. Y. OTT, Russell T. Mrs. Mahala Ott, 286 East ODERLIN, Walter. Mrs. James A. Oderlin, SEBOLD Frank E. Mrs. Anna M. gebold. Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. 228 West Twenty-fifth Street, Los Angeles, 1643 North Fifty-sixth Street, Piladel- OUTLAND. Leonard C. Mrs.- Mary J. Out- Cal. phia. Pa. land. 3226 Fox Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. -OSMER, Leon D. C. F. Osmer, St. Maries, SEEBER. Albert L. Mrs. John Loudon, PANDERMS, Frank. Nicholas Panderms, Idaho. Cooperstown, N. Y. Trrglia Brum, Asia Minor, Turkey. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING REYNOLDS, William 0. Charles W. Rey- LITTLEFORD, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Long, HUGHES, Charles H. Mrs. Charles Hughes, nolde, Dilton, Pulaski County, Va. 039 Central Avenue, Camden, N. J. 141 Park Street, Burlington, Vt. ROBERTS, Isaac E. Mrs. Clara Jordon, Se- LIVINGSTON, Harry B. Mrs. Edward Liv- RYAN, Charles R. Mrs. Julia Ryan, 222 curity, Tex. Ingston, 325 Pennington Street, Elizabeth, North New Street, Staunton, Va. ROSSKA, Vincent. No emergency address. N. J. BOHANNON, Ben S. Mrs. Henrietta Swick, SCHINZEL, Leo A. Frank Schinzel, Post LYNCH, James W. Mrs. Kate Lynch, Clarion, 313 Chamberlain Avenue, Chattanooga, Falls, Idaho. Iowa. Tenn. SCHLOSSER, Walter W. Mrs. Charles S.chio- McGOVERN, Charles J. Mrs. Annie McGov- GILL, Luther. D. G. Gill, box 17, Gallipolis, trumpf, 309 West Spruce Street, Tamaqua, ern, 1791 Lexington Avenue, New York, Ohio. Pa. N. Y. HUDDLESTON, Paul F. Mrs. Daisy Didden, SHINGLT, Seth. Mrs. Mary C. Allee, Zenas, McNAMARA, Frank. Miss Mary McNamara, 5519 Emerald Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Ind. 1177 Market Street, Meadville, Pa. CASEY, Earl R. Mrs. Lora V. Casey, Pan- MALLOY, John R. Mrs. Walter Murphy, 87 SOCKA, Frank. Mrs. Katie Socka, Stubmitza, tego, N. C. Poland, Russia. Maltby Street, New Haven, Conn. CLOUGH, Benjamin. Lorredo Clough, 1622 TEDISCHI, MANELLA, Domilick. Mrs. Louise Manella, Pernin Street, Marinette, Wis. Alfonso. Mrs. Carmelia Coo, 230 Mossic Road, Old Forge, Pa. GARVIN, Moses. John Garvin, R. F. D, 2, Filgnano, Carasuoli, Gompobasso, Italy. MASOCCO, Joseph. Natali Masocco, 2810 VAN AUKEN Elmer J. Frank Van Auken, Pineland, S. C. Dansville, N. Y. Tenth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. GRAHAM, David W. Frank Graham, 214 WALSTROM, Gust E. Mrs. Lucille Schuck MILLER, John. Henry Miller, 103 Edison Parkaide Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. HILL, Charles P. A. A. Hill, 22 Hampden Walstrom, Peterson Iowa. MINO Mike. Mrs. Mary Mino, 920 Fallow- WEZNORSKI, Joe. Yoe Weznorski, R. F. D, Street, Dudlow, Mass. 3, Little Falls, Minn. field Avenue, Charlerol, Pa. HODGEN, Calvin Jerry. Link L. Hare, Nor- WOOTEN Richard. Mrs. Lonnie Wootan, MOCEK, John. Mrs. Mary Mocek, 188 Ander- catur, Kans. Dover, Miss. son Street, Wilkes-Barre Pa. LEGER, Irvin A. Mrs. John Leger, 45 Moy- YANKOVICH, Yakov. Mrs. Nellie Yankovich, MOORE, Henry. Mrs. M'artha Moore, Cat- allen Street, Wilkes-Barge, Pa. 230 South Montana Street, Butte, Mont. lettsburg, Ky. MAGINN, Robert R. Frank Magian, 5566 ANDERSON MORGAN, Ernest. Charles Morgan, Roa- Maple Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Charlie F. John P. Anderson, noke, Tex. MOODY Carl. Mrs. Benjamin Moody, sr., R1. F. D. 1, Braham, Minn. MORRISON, Woodford Batson. D. N. Morri- BALLANTINE, Clarke. James A. Ballantine, 521 North Fifth Street, Fulton, N. Y. De Lancey, N. Y. son, Cynthiana, Ky. MOROLLA, Joseph. Michael Morolla, 517 BAILEY, Virgil D. James H. Bailey, R. F. CARL, George. Mrs. Hattie M. Myers, 202 Carpoint Street, Philadelphia, Pa. D., Hopewell Junction, N. Y. Walnut Street, Chillicothe, Mo. ROBERTS, Jack A. Mrs. Daisy Oliver, Hol- BANNON, William. Mrs. Annie Robinson, EVANS, Carl E. Thomas Bond, 701 South ton, Kans. Church Street, Jacksonville, Ill. RODGERS, Rollie 2140 La Fontaine Avenue, New York, N. Y. BOYDEN, James M. James McMahon, Han- W. James A. Rodgers, BARNARD, Roy T. Adrian L. Barnard, 106 West Salem, Ill. t West Healy Street, Champaign, Ill. cocks Bridge, N. J. TOWNSEND, Walter A. Mrs. Mary Town- BOCK, William P. Michael 'G. Bock, 1058 send, 1937 Young Avenue, Memphis, Tdnn. Ephriam Street East Liverpool, Ohio. Wounded Slightly. TRIBOU, Earl F. E. R. Tribou, 442 Essex BEER, Jess R. *illiam Beer, Dixonville, Pa. MAJORi. Avenue, Gloucester, Mass. BILODEAU, Joseph A. Fred Bilodeau, 334 VOSATRA, John. Bohus Hak, 1834 South Center Street, Brockton, Mass. BODDIE, Samuel P. Mrs. Lucie C. Boddie, Laflin Street, Chicago, Ill. CLARK, Grant W. Delos Clark, R. F. D. 7, Louisburg, N. C. ADLER, Joseph M. Marcus Adler, 4105 box 58, Wausau, Wis. CAPTAINS. Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DENISEWICH, Daniel. Daniel Sedeluick, 98 LANGHOLFF, Arthur Robert. Mrs. Lydia BROWNING, Paul Edward. Fred G. Brown. Reilley Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Langholff, Fort Atkinson, Wis. lug, 804 Fourteenth Avenue, Moores, Pa. DILLON, Clayton S. Wash Dillon, Spring- KENNEY, Caleb Samuel. Maj. Richard R. CHRIST, Ludlow Samuel. Mrs. Jennie Christ, view, Nebr, Kenney, War Department, Washington, D. C. 803 West Market Street, Akron, Ohio. DI MENNA, Eugene. Mrs. Ludia Dl Menna, CLARK, John L. Miss Naomi Teazle, 867 118 Newton Street, Newark N. J. PATTE N, Louis P.' Mrs. Eva M. Patten, 2112 Oakland Avenue, Akron, Ohio. DI SALVO, Mariano. Miss Rosa Di Forte, Forrest Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. CUST, William C. Mrs. Mary A. Cust, 3411 632 Wharton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LIEUTENANTS, Carkson Street, Burlington, N. J. DOMINICO, Albert F. Mrs. Martha Domin- BURWELL, Edward B., Jr. Edward B. Bur- DAGON, John. Mrs. Mary Dagon, Hillsboro, ico, 154 Zuni Street, Denver, Colo. well, sr., Upperville, Pa. Ill. DOUGHTRTY, John B. Charles B. Dough- ECKER, Frederick W. Frederick H. Ecker, DAUGHERTY, Paul Leroy. Edward H. erty, 240 Third and Commerce Streets, 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. Daugherty, box 76, Steuben, Wis. Wellsburg, W. Va. EVANS, Arlington. Mrs. Eleanor G. Evans, DESIMONE, Michael J. Angelo Desimone, DOYLE, Joseph F. Mrs. James Doyle, R. F. 5025 Osage Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 1538 Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 2, Rosemount, Mipn. HILL, Hugh F. Wrs. Mary F. Hill, 1005 ENGLE, Andres John. Mrs. Louise Frie, DUPUfS, Ernest. Amie Dupuis, 402 Tuttle Dale Avenue SE., Roanoke, Va. 1113 Shelby Street, New Albany, Ind. Street, Alpena, Mich. LAFLIN Clifford A. Mrs. Gertrude R. Walter, GARRETT, Joseph 0. John H. Garrett, Ball ELBEL, Walter. Charles Elbel, Spring 2214 fremont Avenue, North Minneapolis, Ground, Ga. Branch, Tex. Mlinn. GROSS, Benjamin. William Gross, White FARREL Edward F. Mrs. Anna Patrick, MoIVER, James S. Francis '. Melver, 91 Star, Ky. Archbald, Pa. William Street, New York, N. Y. FINK, Frederick W. August Fink, R. F. D. GUYETTE, Harold S, Mrs. Margaret S. Guy- 3, Fairbank Iowa. MILLER, Robert E. Edward Miller, 952 ette, 150 Mariner Street, Buffalo, N. Y. FLEWELLIN6, Frank. Mrs. Mina Flewel- Islington Street, Toledo, Ohio. JOHNSON, Carol H. Mrs. Mannie J. Johnson, ROBERTS, Charles P. Mrs. Eliza H. Roberts, 1028 East Gratz Street, Knoxville, Tenn. ling, Ocqueoc, Mich. Shelby, N. C. KEMP, Vincent K. William E. Kemp, 5889 FOLKER, Raymond D. Mrs Mirah Folker, Albert Robinson, 1358 Washington Avenue bgden, Utah. ROBINSON, William E. Garfield Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. GIBSON, 3119 Imperial Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio. KERR, George T. Mrs. James M. Kerr, #335 Roy Rudolph. Jamds Gibson, 22 HALBEISEN, Frank f. Frank Halbelsen, East Chapel Hill Street, Durham, N. C. Hazel Avenue, Evansville, Ind. R. F. D. 10, Fremont, Ohio. LAWRENCE, Eugene. Mrs. Constance Law- GOTHMAN, Philip C. Mrs. Mary Gothman, Sigel W. Mul- Long Prairie, Minn. MULLENIX, Sigel W. Mrs. rence, 310 First Street, Hackensack, N. J. -lenix, Hillsboro, Ohio. LEWIS, Charles V. Mrs. Theresa Lewis, 146 GREEN, Omer C. J. N. Green, Albertville, A. MeElya, Gas- Ala. McELYA, Norris. William Woodruff Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. parilla, Fla. McWHIRTER, Manly H. George F. McWhir- GUEY, John. John Guey, R. F. D. 9, Paola, McGRAW, Pete. C. T. McGraw, Opelika, Ala. ter, R. F. D. 2, Glen Allen, Ala. Kans. WILLIAMS, Roby. Miss Rebecca Williams, MICHAEL, Jerome L. Mrs. Isaac G. Michael, GUFFEY, Carl. George Guffey, Scottsboro, West Main Street, Johnson City, Tenn. Union, W. Va. Ala. BEATTIE, William Hamilton. William E. S. C. MILLER, Sydney L. Mrs. Jean Miller, 632 GUIDI, Pietro. Frank Guldi Rio Vista Cal Beattie, 307 North Street, Greenvile, Eastern Avenue, Janesville, Wis. HOUSOVER, Mell. J. M. Hiousover, Whihte- COWART, William B. Mrs. Ellen B. Cowart, MORNINGSTAR, Blair C. Mrs. Katurah Mrn- boro, Tex. 1110, Dennir Avenue, Houston, Tex. B. William A. Dunn, 195 ingstar, Entriken, Pa. HOVI 4 ND, Melvin. Mrs. Lettle Hovland, DUNN, Talbot MORRIS, John L. Mrs. Susie A. Morris, 728 Michigan, N. Dak. Highland Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. J. Halifax Street, Petersburg, Va. HUISH, Willard S. Lorenzo S. Huish, Doug- FETNER, Lawrence Merrill. Lawrence SHACKLETT, William W. Mrs. Dora Shack- las, Aris. Fetner, 306 North Brevard Street, Char- Madison Street, Louisville, HUMMELL, George H. Mrs. George A, Hum- lotte, N. C. lett, 618 East mell, 280 Caroline Street, Derby. Conn. MAcLAUGHLIN, Severne Spence. Mrs. Flor- Ky. HUNTER, Roy W. Mrs. Alice E. Brandon ence Helen MacLaughlin, 251 Linwood TRUELAND, Walter B. Mrs. Harry Dough- 651 Shawmut Avenue, Boston, Mass. .Avenue, Detroit, Mich. erty, 2117 River Avenue, Camden, N. J. KIMBRELL, Clyde B. J. L. Kimbrell, Fort WEBSTER, William J. William Webater, Mill, S. C. sERGEANTS. Thatcher, Aris. LA COSSE, Leo F. Mrs. Joseph La Cosse, 92 HOFFMAN, William D. Mrs. Susan Hoff- WESNESS, Reider. Johanna Wesness, 92 Franklin Street, Malone, N. Y. man, 1426 Sparks Street, Philadelphia Pa. South Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. LAUDERDALE, Dallas. Mrs. Grace Lauder- HUNT, Harold K. Mrs. L. B. Wittie, R. 14. D., WESSINGER, Paul. Mrs. Christine Wessinger, dale, Delwood Pope County, Ill. box 207, Richmond, Ind. 328 North Genesee Street, New York, N. Y. LAURITZEN C4lareuce L. Mrs. Jennie L. KENYON, Thayer G. Harry K. Kenyon, WILKERSON, William. William B. Star- Hansen, 819 Spruce Street, Trenton, N. J. Macon, N. C. borough, Asheville. N. C. LEE, Ralph W. Mrs. Ralph W. Lee, 8 Wor- TERHUNE, Lawrence Edward. Harrison A. KEIL, Emett M. Mrs. Anna Kell, 1030 Cen- cester Street, Cambridge, Mass. Terhune, 450 Westside Avenue, Jersey tral Avenue, Tolego, Ohio. blBERT John, Jr. Mrs. Teressa Libert, 145 City, N. J. LANGAN London L. Mrs. Rose Langan, First Street UnIon Course, N. Y. VINYARD, Jesse, James .4, Vinyard, Witts 429 Fifteenth Street SE., Washington, D. C. LINDSAY Charles., Mrs. Mary M. Lind- Foundry, Tenn. LIGHTFOOT, Ceylon Cyrus. John W. Light- say, 222 Washington Avenue, Ia Falls, SHANANQUET, Lee. Elizabeth Shananquet, foot R. F B 1 Owosso, Mich. Iowa. East Jordan, Mich. MACC6RKLE Willis W. Mrs. Anna D. Mae. LITTLE, William MeK. R. R. Little, Lind- SMITH, Herbert 1). Sam Smith, R. F. D. 8, Corkle, IRO Kinyon Street, South Bend, side, W. Va. box 471, Savannah, Ga. Ind. I THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 29 LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I

EXaCUTED aY THE UNITED STATES BEFORE No- 17831. Scoville Manufacturing Co., Water- VEMBER 11, 1918. bury, Conn., tack buttons and tacks, $15. 4830. Mathleson Alkali Works, Providence, ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 11971. Artillery Fuse Co., Wilmington, Del., 1.I., soda ash, $3,422.60. antiaircraft boosters, $1 014,000. 14222. Charles Lenaig & Co. (Inc.), Phila- 11816. The Brooklyn talon Gas Co., Brook- delphia, Pa., nitric acid, $28,525.96. lyn, N. Y. installation of boiler $50,787.50. 3882. Commerce Motor Car Corporation, Contracts have been placed by the Ord- 16487. kudolph Wurlitzer Manufacturing Detroit, Mich., omission of locks on chassis, nance Department of the Army as fol- Co., North Tonawanda, N. Y., packing boxes $420. for barrack cleaning rods $13 667. 17528. Union Drawn Steel Co., Beaver lows: 'Yube & Stamping Co., 18874. The American Falls, Pa., screw-stock steel, $24,070. - CONTRACTS COMPLETED. Bridgeport, Conn,, strip steel, $3,874. 16652. Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co., Ed- SPECIAL. 15974. The Wilson Body Co., Detroit, Mich., dystone, Pa., riveters (increased facilities), ENGINEERING. windshield wipers, labor, material, $14,082.75. $325. 1446Q. The White Co., Cleveland, io, drive 6453. Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New 18328. Mobile Pulley & Machine Works, shafts, torsion rod, mufflers, $75.12.' Haven, Conn., rifle grenade primers, $157,220. Mobile, Ala., cuprs. nickel bands, $872.48. 12517. Fqrd Motor Car Co., Philadelphia, 13122. Bethlehem Steel Co., South Bethle- 18820. Westinghouse Electric & Manufac- Pa., authority given to charge for expendi- hem, Pa., guns, spare parts, etc., $3,888,098. turing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., express charges tures. 15106. United States Steel Products Co., for 6-inch shell, $121.28. 18467. Du Pont Engine Co., Wilmington, Wilkins Building, Washington, D. C., hoop 18648. Metropolitan Engineering Co., Brook- Del., increased facilities, $12,500. 'steel, $23,508. lyn, N. Y., trimming-testing 11-inch shell, 18571. Allegheny Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 15721. The Metals Corporation. Providence, $25,000. gummed cloth tape, $100.75. R. I., clips for .30 caliber cartridges, $5,445. 16813. Marlin Rockwell Corporation, Phila- 18663. Neptune Meter Co., Long Island City, 15829 Bethlehem Steel Co., Sparrows Point, delphia, Pa., warheads with hoosters for drop corrugated pads, $17.21. Md., taggers tin plate, $30,800. bombs, $265.68. 11004. American Car & Foundry Co., New 15100. MetalISpecaities Manufacturing Co., 18743. Walter J. Fitzpatrick, San Francisco, York, N. Y., ordnance handbooks (art. repair Chicago, Ill., Bouchon sealers for hand gren- Cal., stump puller, complete, $224. truck), $8,800. ades, $12,250. 18980. National Enameling & Stamping C&, 8958. Empire Rubber & Tire Co., Trenton, CF-241. Archibald Wheel Co Lawrence, Baltimore, 1M1d.,wind vanes, washers for bombs, N.J., loner tubes, $13,912. Mass., carriage bolts and nuts, $250. * $2,200. 18847. Pollak Steel Co., New York City, 9557. The National Tube Co., Pittsburgh, 18926. Guide Motor Lamp Co. Cleveland, N. Y recoil forgings, $770. Pa., Livens gas projectors, $949,840.20. Ohio electrical equipment, $129.86. 18489. West Leichburgh Steel Co., Pitts- 12181. American Zylacq Co., Irvington, 18813. Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, burgh, Pa., strip steel, $90.28. N. J., nitric acid, $42,500. Pa., dummy shrapnel, $75. 13303. American Brass Co., Waterbury, 18626. American Car & Foundry Co., Depew, MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR NEW AnMY PROGRAM. Conn., brass forgings, $27 250. N. Y., castings and forgings, 155-mm. gas shell. GC-1 24. Rullard Engineering Works, Bridge- $2,925. 18539. The C. 0. Frankford Arsenal, Phila- port, Conn., additional increased facilities, $1,- INSPECTION. delphia, Pa., optics for machine-gun sights, $80,000. 100,000. 18811. Presto Machine Works (Inc.), 18085. A. Garrison Foundry Co., Pittsburgh, CME-631. Michigan Stamping Co., Detroit, Brooklyn, N. Y., gauges,* $47,880. Pa., rough machine recuperator forgings, Mich., crating tanks for shipment, $182.11. 18812. Lehigh Machine Co., Lehighton, Pa., $7,419. 15098. Baltimore Copper S melting & Rolling master gauges for automatic pistols, $6,715.80. Co., Baltimore. Md., copper base covers for 18642. The Atlantic Refining Co., Philadel- 18558. Wallace Barnes Co., Bristol, Conn., H. E. shell, $122,800. phia, Pa., grease, $9.50. coil retard springs for fuses $150, 14821. Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufactur- 18831. Kemp Machinery Co., Baltimore, Md., ing Co., Hartford, Conn., rifles, $208,306. PITTSBURGH BASIS. glue pot, $25. 11393. The Bridgeport Brass Co., Bridge- G1280. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., 18474. Buffalo Gasoline Motor Co., Buffalo, port, Conn., brass rods and strip, $28,558.86. common-shell steel billets; no change. N. Y., gasoline electric-lighting set, $1,375. 14752. Studebaker Corporation. Detroit, 3330. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., 18354. The Benner Machine Co., Columbiana, Mich., adapters with booster casings, etc., round-shell steel billets; no change. Ohio, rough machine recuperator forgings, $108,000. G1888. Bethlehem Steel Cd., Bethlehem, Pa., $1,250. 18687. Metal Products Co., Beaver, Pa., common-shell steel billets; no change. 18830. The Cincinnati Electrical Tool Co., proof projectiles, $47,600. G1113. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., Cincinnati buffing lathe, $165.20. 11317. Marion Steam Shovel Co., Marion, common-shell steel billets; no change. 18826. 1VIanning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc., 2228. American Rolling Mills Co., Middle- Philadelphia, Pa., hack saws, $66.35. Ohio, cast steel ingots, $250,400. town, Ohio, deep-drawing sheet steel. $551,484. 18908. Poole Engineering & Machine Co., AMENDMENT WITH NO INCREASE IN QUANTITY. 5689. M. & S. Corporation, Detroit, Mich., Woodbury, Baltimore, Md., spring compressor license to manufacture locking differential, $1. for 12-inch barrel carriage, $686.50. 2590. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., G-864. Forged Steel Wheel Co., Pittsburgh, 18920. Kemp Machinery Co., Baltimore, Md., screw stock steel; no change. Pa., shell-steel billets, $6 125,000. 7-inch Rhodes horizontal shaper, $485. 17480. American Tube & Stamping Co., 15057. Fayette R. Plumb (Inc.), Philadel- 18943. The Imperial Brass Manufacturing Bridgeport, Conn., change In specifications phia, Pa., bolos, $105,248.88. Co., Chicago, Ill., compression ferrules, $17. of strip steel; no change. 18841. The Budd-Ranney Engineering Co., 14667. Wayne Lumber Co., New York City, CONTRACT COMPLETED. Columbus, Ohio, rough machined recuperator N. Y., yellow birch lumber; no change. 18698. American Can Co., Edgewater, N. J., forgings, $1,250. 4603. The Pressed Steel Co., Wilkes-Barre, unloading and loading 82 mm. rounds, 19084. Carbic Manufacturing Co., New York Pa., change in specifications of fuse boxes; $5,853.80. City, carbie cakes, $402. $64,379,712. 19003. National Tube Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 18749. The Foos Gas Engine Co., Spring- 4576. Landers, Fray & Clark, New Britain, switching charges on forgings, $117.42. field, Ohio, rough machined recuperator forg- Conn., packing boxes for Cavalry sabers, 19036. The Graton & Knight Manufacturing ings, $3,900. $4,500. Co., Worcester, Mass., bayonet scabbards, 18863. Canton Foundry & Machinery Co., 4852. The Locomobile Co. of America, $2.75. Canton, Ohio, rough machined recuperator Bridgeport, Conn., gauges, sigs, tools, etc., 18615. The Barrett Co., New York City, forgings, $3.000. $95.680. N. Y., ammonia, $8,925. 6866. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., CF-211. Royer Wheel Co., Aurora, Ind., 12772. American Bridge Co., Ambridge, Pa., 14-inch guns, breech mechanisms and firing caniouflage painting wheels, $10,080. services of three men, $3.800. mechanisms, $1,928,850. 7623. F. S. Johnson Co., San Francisco 18995. E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., 2176. Edgewater Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., Cal., Artillery eaddles-Correction clerical Wilmington, Del., electric detonators, $225. forgings, $301,100. error, $50. 3187. Bay City Foundry & Machine Co., Bay 5044. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., 11334. Barrett Co., New York City, N. Y., City, Mich., crane, $377.39. Wilmingtou, Del., rifle powder boxes, $63,750. ainmonium chloride, $69,586.50. 18457. Van Duck & Co. (Inc.), New Haven, E-374. R. H. Long, Framingham, Mass., Conn., Marlin aircraft handbooks, $898.10. MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR CURRENT BuSINESs. 18294. Smith, Hinchman & Grylis, Detroit, change in olive-drab duck furnished by United Mich., tracing for British 61 b. gun, $906.10. 18286. Baltimore Copper Smelting & Roll- States; no change. 18803. Biddle-Gaumer Co., Philadelphia, ing Co, Baltimore, Md., copper bands, 20 cents 7472. New Britain Machine Co., New Brit- Pa., reclaiming detonators, $638.96. per pound. ain, Conn., change in specifications of adapt- $5,000. 18491. American Lithograph Co., New York 19081. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co., ers, City, N. Y., colored lithographs, $105. Baltimore, Md., plates for drop bombs, $135. SUPPLEMENTAL - REDUCING OR CAN- 8999. United States Tire Co., 903 II Street, 19060. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co., CELING. NW., Washington, D. C., boxing tires, $803.39. Baltimore, Md., fuses, $260. 18747. Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufactur- 18083. Morris & Bailey Steel Co., Pitts- 11797. General Chemical Co., New York. ing Co., Hartford, Conn., $167.33. burgh, Pa., strip steel, $346. City, N. Y sulphuric acid, $39,272. 6580. Loganeport Casting Co., Marion, Ind., 18800. The Harold McCalla Co., Philadel- CF-378. Atudebaker Corporation, South name plates, $52.51. phia. Pa., soft-steel bars, $2. Bend, Ind., Artillery wheels, $250,000. 18604. Brown Co., care of Linder & Meyer, 18525. Commanding Officer, Springfield 3859. Bethlehem Loading Co., New Cas- Boston, Mass., 74 per cent solic caustic soda, Armory, Springfield, Mass., special drift slides tie, Del., Order for loading, etc., adapters and $5,392. for United States rifles, $2.500. boosters. CME-31 & 50. The Hell Co., Milwaukee, 18656. American Can Co.. Kenilworth, N. J., CS-14. The East Iron & Machine Co., Lima, Wis., steel ammunition bodies, $211,579.30. adapters and boosters, $100. Ohio, 8-inch barbette mounts (cost plus F. P.), 18508. DavIson Chemical Co., Baltimore, 18658. Poole Engineering & Machine Co., $240,000. Md sulphuric acid, $1,287.91. B3altimore Md., yoke and pedestal, $825. 13202. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 16533 The Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., 18646. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New New Haven Conn., increased facilities, Clintonville, Wis., repairs for three-ton chas- Haven, Conn., excess head space bolts, $219. $Q81.55. sis, $1,321.76. 16229. American Radiator Co., Buffalo, 6739. Union Carbide Sales Co New York G1961. A. 0. Smith Corporation, Milwau- N. Y., semisteel shell, $77,972.50. City, N. Y., calcium carbide, $59,675. kee, Wis., drop bombs nose plugs, $489,011.52. 30 THE' OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 J LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

3713. The Yale & Towne Manufacturingd'o., 11392. Paine Lumber Co. (Ltd.), Oshkosh, 11226. Ford Motor Co., Philadelphia, Pa., kee, Wis., dro .bonbsnoseplugs, $489,011.32. Wis., packing boxes (change in specification), assembling, etc., steel helmets $120,000 machine, 144. $2,600. 18680. Crouse-Hinds Co.,ryracuse, N. Y., 18664. erican Can Co., New York City, 16618. American Paper Goods Co., Kensing- condulet bodies, metal covers, etc., $645.15. N. Y., crating, $225.24. ton, Conn., Browning machine-gun extra belts; 18603. Hooker Electrochemilecal Co., New no change. York City, 76 per cent solid caustic soda, MATERIAL NEEDED POR NEW ARMY PROGRAM. 10858. Marlin-Rockwell Corporation, New $2,800. 2937. Colt's P. P. A. Manufacturing Co., Haven, Conn., Browning automatic rifles; no 16915. American. Car & Foundry Co., Ber- Hartford, Conn., magazines for Browning ma- change. wick, Pa., packing parts of equipment, H. A. chine-gun spare parts $331,506. 18061. Arms Products Manufacturing Cor- repair shop, $2,075.20. 15171. Van Dorn !Iron Works, Cleveland, Doration, New York City, post guns and shells, 17963. E. F. Houghton & Co., Philadelphia, Ohio, tools for 6 T special tractor, $5,000. $1,500. Pa., recoil oil in barrels, $1,562.50. 18361. Arctic Ice Machine Co., Canton, Ohio, 13100. Shelby Tractor & Truck Co., Shelby, 16949. N. E. Westinghouse Co., Springfield, rough machine recuperator forgings, $2,750. Ohio, stamping and finishing washers; no Mass.; Fox Gun Co., Philadelphia, Pa., in- 18750. United Machine & Manufacturing Co., change. creased facilities, $166,401. Canton, Ohib, rough machine recuperator forg- CF-16. The Bethlehem Steel Co., South 18594. Railway & Industrial -Engineering ing4, $590.50. Bethlehem, Pa., fuse-box fastenings, $1,00. Co. Greensburg, Pa., set screws for 4.7-Inch 18916. Evans-Winter-Hebb Co., Detroit, 12227. Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing shell, $450. Mich., handbook No. 1996, $1,115. Co., Columbus Ohio, painting wheel-gauge ALL MATERIAL NEEDED FOR NEw ARMY PRO- 18874. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co., trucks $2,091.35. GRAM. Baltimore, Md., mark VII firing mechanisms, 16860. Niagara Motors Corporation, Dun- kirk, N. Y., water-cooling systems; no change. 18973. The C. 0. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock $1,335. connecting 18639. Gillespie Machine Co., Pittsburgh, - 16785. Savage Arms Corporation, New York Island, III., tools for inserting Pa.. templets, il)f4. City, N. Y., automatic pistols (change in speci- pieces in caisson chests $1,172. 9886. Vike (Ltd.), Woodward Building, fication) ; no change. 18836. New York entral Railroad Co., Washington, D. C., aircraft machine guns, 12545. The Toledo Screw Products. Co., To- Cleveland, Ohio, rough machine recuperator spare parts, etc., $5,228,650.71. ledo, Ohio, painting packing boxes, $2,240.91. forgings, $1,180.20. 19012. Champion Blower & Forge Co., Lan- 15385. Schwarze Electric Co., Adrian Mich., ALL MATERIAL STILL NEEDED FOR CURRENT caster, Pa., forges, bending machines, etc., change in specification of adapters, $25,600. BUSINESS. $732.80. SUPPLEMENTAL REDUCING On CANCELING. 18928. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co., 18352. The Turner, Vaugh & Taylor Co., Baltimore, Md., firing piLs and associated Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, rough machine 5-re- 16210. Air Reduction Sales Co., New York parts, $600. cuperator forgings, $2'689.40. City, N. Y., nitrogen, $30,000. , 12604. F. M. Do Bols & Co., New York 18356. Harris Automatic Press Co., Cleve- 14864. Federal Rubber Co., Cudahy, Wis., City, N. Y., bombs, lead linings, express land, Ohio, rough machine recouperator forg- rubber cups for rifle grenades, $36,400. charges, $9.46. ings. $3,015.20. 11665. General Chemical Co New York 18849. The C. 0. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock 18418. Dorris Motor Car Co., St. Louis, Mo., City, N. Y., sulphuric acid, $5,799.02. Island, Ill., repair parts for 6-inch howitzer engiie-control rods, $730.70. 2864. Federal Enameling & Stamping Co., carriage, $32,000. Pittsburgh, Pa., booster casings, $36,875. 18358. The Reeves Bros. Co., Alliance, Ohio, ENGINEERING DivisIoN AccouNT. rough machine recuperator forgiugs, $1,686. 9799. Brier Hill Steel Co., Youngstown, 18621. United Machine & Manufacturing Co., Ohio, common steel billets, $297,450. 18813. Bartlett Hayward Co., Baltimore, Canton, Ohio, labor, $418.14. EX-145. Northern Ohio Blanket Mills, New lid., cast-iron special projectiles, $960. York City, horse covers, $33. 19062. David H. Smith & Sons (Inc.), MATERIAL NEEDED PoR CURRENT BUsINEss. EX-182. Wyeth Hardware & Manufacturing Brooklyn, N. Y., cold-rolled steel. $77.33. 18736. Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, Ill., Co., St. Joseph, Mo., lined horse covers, $66. 19013. Precision Thermometer & Instrument spare parts for tractors, $9,383.70. 10882. J. Ross Collins, New York City, bags Co., Philadelphia, Pa., disjunctors, springs, City, for nose-firing mechanisms, $1,076.36. screw, etc., $1,611. 18994. F. M. DuBois & Co., New York 19034. Marlin Rockwell Corporation, New N. Y., lekd linings and packing case, $140.25. SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGIAPH 1. New York City, Haven, Conn., 11. C. drop bomb, $400. 19045. American Can Co., 5688. Hart-Parr Co., Charles City, Iowa, 18953. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., N. Y., tin containers, $195. cast-steel motor truck wheels, $800,000. Wilmington, Del., loading H. C. demolition 18861. F. J. Kress Box Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 14754. Rome Manufacturing Co Rome drop bombs, $1,000. pyrotechnic boxes, $8,557.20. N. Y., 75-m/m copper driving bands. 1207,200 19035. Firth Sterling Steel Co., McKees- CME-512. The Loomis-Sielaff Co., Cleveland, 15712. American Smelting & Refining Co., port, Pa., carbon tool steel, $319.33. Ohio, machining motor-truck wheels, $36,200. New York City, copper, $184,080. 18990. Conron McNeal Co., Kokomo. Ind., FOR ENGINEERING DIVISION. 16656. The Hisey-Wolf Machinery Co., Cin- steel cups for Mark II Inc. bomb, $8,833. cinnati, Ohio, spare parts for grinder, 18793. Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa., 18647. Metal & Thermit Corporation, Jersey $2,622.40. double wire electric primers, $5,000. filling of 4-inch stoke incendiary Citi, N. J., 15953. Edmunds & Jones Corporation, De- FOR INSPECTIoN DivisIo-N. shell, $400. troit, Mich., fuse sockets and holders, $126,250. 18700. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- 17080. Atwater Kent Manufacturing Co., delphia, Pa., clutches for Mark VIII machine, SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 2. Philadelphia, Pa., panoramic sight gauge, $10. $5,000. G1378. Michigan Stamping Co., Detroit, CONTRACT SIGNED BY CONTRACTING OFriCER. 18633. Bartlett-Iayward Co., Baltimore, Mich., booster casings, fuse sockets and hold- id., unloaded shrapnel casing and inert, $26. ers, $73,800. (The original purchase order [Prior to November 11, 1918.] 19050. Du Pont Eastern Laboratory, Gibbs- was signed by Col. Hoeffer, December, 1917. A 15241. North & Judd lanufacturing Co., town, N. J., loading, etc., boosters-and adapt- formal contract which should have followed New Britain, Conn., D rings, oft brass ers, $30. at once was not begun until October, 1918. wire, $30. 18676. Otis-Flagg Corporation, New York The first amendment provides for a change in AMEND2INT DOEs NOT INCREASE QUANTITY. City, N. Y., clamps, $15. specifications, but does not increase the quan- tity or the obligations the Government. 10479. Kraeuter & Co., Newark, N. J., 75 18665. Poole Engineering & Machine Co., 6f $48,750. Baltimore, Md., shell bodies, $323. The amount of material or obligation of the m/n oleaphragn forgings, 18912. Bartlett-Hayward Co., Baltimore, Government has never been increased since G1477. Phelps Ianufactuiing Co., Columbus, ld.. 75-in/m shrapnel, $57. the signing of the original order.) Ohio, change in specifications of adapters, etc., 19046. Supplemental to license agreement $33,000. 18453. Oneida Community (Ltd.), Oneida, & Jones Barnes Co., Rockford, N. Y., lead plating 73-m/m gas shell, $816.03. (terminates agreement of Feb. 11, 1917, and 26.3. W. P. reduces amount). Frank Wenke, Fort Logan, Ill., repairing drill, $67. 18913. Bartlett-Hayward Co., Baltimore, 8.29. Brydon Bros. Harness & Saddlery Co., lid. special 75-i/i shrapnel, $184. Colo., and Lewis Maverick, San Antonio, Tex., $5,000. Los Angeles, Cal., change in specifications of 18934. General Fireproofing Co., Youngs- rifle scabbards, $600. town, Ohio, production dies, metallic belt Contract sent to contractor February 18, 1918, not signed by contracting officer. 6698. Gould Mtorserean Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., links. $3,050. field cleaning rods, $11,460, 18745. Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Co., SPrcIAL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 3. 10353. American Chain Co., New York City, Philadelphia, Pa., pressed-steel wheels, $o,000. G776. II. Koppers Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.. con- N. Y., change in f. o. b. point of end chailn. 18739. Artillery Fuze Co., Wilmington, Del., struction of toluol recovery plants, $337,000. 1681. Crucible Steel Co. of America. Pitts- fuzes, $375. OMIE-547. Maxwell Motor Co. (Inc), De- burgh, Pa., open-hearth steel. $908.32. 19031. Du Pont Eastern Laboratory, Gibbs- troit, Mich., motors (Buda) sets of spare parts, 16909. Moline Pressed Steel Co., Ea-t Mo- tonn N. J., loading, etc., adapters and boost- $720.000. line, Ill., chaige in specificatiens of chaiin cas- ers, 843. 4000. Marlin - Rockwell Corporation, New ing assembly. 18616. United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foun- Haven. Conn., Browning machine rifles, $3,- 16891. Newton & Thompson Manufacturing dry Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 153-m/m empty 459,300. Co., Brandon, Vt., wood plugs for hand gren- semisteel shell, $2,500. GS36. The Symington-Anderson Co.. Roch- ades. $261,713.40. CoNTRAcT SICNED Bv CONTRACTING OrrIca ester, N. Y.. gun forgings, breech lock forg- CF-220. American Car & Foundry Co.. New BEFORE NOVEMBER 11, 1918. ings, $399,836. (The original purchase order York City. N. Y., fuse box receptacle fasten- was signed by Col. Hoeffer, December, 1917. A ings, 83,704. 16231. The Sheffield Machine & Tool Co., formal contract which should have followed at G-780. William Wharton. jr., & Co. (Inc.), Dayton, Ohio, master inspection gauges and once was not begun until October, 1918. The Philadelphia, Ia., increased facilities, $221,- cheeks, $4,832. first amendment provides for a change in speci- 103.74. AMENDMENT DOEs NOT INCREASE QUAXTITY. fications, but does not increase the quantity 5072. Dethlehem Steel Co.. Bethlehem. Pa., or change 7006. Russell Manufacturing Co., Middle- the obligations of the Government. The in design of panoramic sight-Lase town. Conn., ammunition belts, $2,831.40. amount of material or obligation of the Gov- back-i, 83,118.84. ernment has never been increased since the SPECIAL SHEET, PARIGrAPII 1. 166S2. Crucible Steel Co. of America, Pitts- signin'g of the original order.) burgh, Pa., hot-rolled open-hearth steel; no 7933. Duning-Varney Corporation, NA, chaige. CONTRACTS COMPLETED. York City N. Y., packing boxes for T. IT. shell, 12507. International Fabricating Corpora- 2977. Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., Clinton- $228539.37. tion. New York City, cartridge cases (accumu- ville, Wis., I. D. rubber tubing connecting 4031. Dayton Metal Products Co., Dayton, lated scrap) ; no change. generator and gas searchlight, etc., $118.98. Ohio, Woodbury fuses, $150,000. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919 LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I 11739. Brooklyn Union Gas Co., Brooklyn, Boston, chocolate, vanilla, 2,400 I-pound New York, pickles, mixed, 3,000 20-ounce N. Y., installation of boiler, toluol plant, packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co. jars, Harbauer Co., Toledo, Ohio. $48,000. El so chocolate, vanilla 24 000 j-pound Atlanta, potatoes, sweet, 19,000 cans, Folk- CF-474, Kelsey Wheel Co., Detroit, Mich., packages, Massachusett* Chocolale Co. stone Cannin. Co. Folkstone, Ga. spare replacement parts for wheels, $342,. New Orleans, chocolate, vanilla, 12,192 Baltimore, salt, issue, 340,000 pounds, Union '980.75. 1-pound packages, Massaghusetts Chocolate Co. Salt Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 01127. Canada Car & goundry Co. (Ltd.), New York, chocolate, vanilla, 100,000 Baltimore, salt rock, 100,000 pounds, Inde- Montreal, Canada, 75 m/m C. S. shell forgings, I-pound packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co. pendent Salt Co., New York City. $690,525. Omaha, chocolate, avilla, 4 512 j-pound El Paso, salt rock, 120,000 pounds, Koehler 10593. Nash Motors Co., Kenosha, Wis., packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co. & Pierce, Geneva, Kans. complete chassis, $362,855.50. San Antonio, chocolate, vanilla, 4,800 New York, sauce, tomato catsup, 20,000 hot- 12898. L. R. Donebue, Perth Amboy, N. J., J-pound packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co. ties J. Weller & Co., Oak Harbor, Ohio. packing boxes for 4.7-incI H. E. shell, $175,- Baltimope, cocoa, breakfast, 16,000 i-pound New York, sauce, Worcestershire, 2,000 bot- 513.08. cans, Hershey Co., Hershey, Pa. tles, Noah McDowell, New York, N. Y. CME-20. Nash Motors Co., Kenosha, Wis., Boston, cocoa, breakfast, 9,600 A-pound caus, San Antonio, shrimp, 1,200 cans, Bray & Co., 2-ton truck chassis (fixed price), $2,871.05. Hershey Co. El Paso, Tex. 14947. American National Co., Toledo, Ohio, Omaha, cocoa, breakfast, 3,290 --pound cans, Omaha, soap, toilet, tar, 848 cakes, Colgate emergency mounts for mobile type machine Hershey Co. & Co., New York, N. Y. guns, $26.653.20. Omaha, cocoa, breakfast, 2,400 J-pound New York, spinach, 5,000 three-pound cans, 16159. General Chemical Co., New York cans, McCord-Brady Co., Omaha Nebr. McGrath & Co., Baltimore, Md. City, N. Y., aluminum trichloride, $35,000. Baltimore, coffee, R. & G., 000 cartons, Omaha, spinach, 1 920 three-pound cans, Hanley & Kinsella, St. Louis, Mo. Morey Mercantile Co., Denver, Colo. SrECIAL SuEET, PARAGRAPir 2. New York, corn starch, packages, 10,000 Baltimore, spinach, 3,600 three-pound cans, 7683. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., pounds, Corn Products Co., New York N. Y. McGrath Co., Baltimore, Md.t Pittsburgh, Pa., mach. 155 m/m H1. 3. shells Omaha, corn starch, packages, 1,806 pounds, Boston, spinach, 19,600 hree-pound cans, (including facilities), $2,833-886.39. Stein Hall & Co., Chicago, Ill. McGrath Co., Baltimore, Md. SPECIAL SUENT, PARAGRAPH 3. Baltimore, corn meal white, 60,000 pounds, Omaha, sirup, issue, 1,670 ten-pound cans, Evans Milling Co., Indanapolis, Ind. Corn Products Co., New York, N. Y. G021. Laclede Gas Light Co., St. Louis, Chicago, Mo., pure toluol, $225,000. corn meal, white, 40,000 pounds, New York, sirup, maple, 3,000 one-half gal- G1229. Evans Milling Co. lon cans, Falcon Packing Co., New Yo k, N .Y. Michigan Stamping Co., Detroit, San Antonio, corn meal, whiteg 60,000 Chicago, sirup, maple, 2,400 one-half gallon Mich.. trench-mortar shell. $623,000. pounds, 15558. Savage Arms Corporation, Utica, Evans Milling Co. cans, Falcon Packing Co., New York, N. Y. N. Y., increased facilities, $400,000. San Antonio, corn meal, yellow, 20,000 Baltimore, witch hazel, 2,400 pints, Larkin 6623, Nixon Nitration Co., New Brunswick, pounds, Cereal Mills Co. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Omaha, crackers, assorted, 48 cartons, Na- New York, tapioca, 15,000 packages, John N. J., packing boxes for pyro cotton, $137,- tional Biscuit Co., New York. 035. (No boxes produced on this contract; II. Lessley & Co., Chicago, Ill. all produced on 01440-431 E.) Baltimore, crackers, Graham, 14,400 cartons, Boston, tea, Ceylon, 75 pounds, Chase & 11925 (1st). Morgan Engine Co., Alliance, National Biscuit Co. Sanborn, Boston, Mass. Ohio, 240 m/m howitzer caterpillars, $99,000. Chicago. crackers, Graham, 9,000 cartons, New York, vanilla extract, 4,000 eight-ounce National Biscuit Co. bottles, Baker Extract Co., Springfield, Mass. New York, crackers, Graham, 20,000 cartons, Omaha, vanilia extract, 912 eight-ounce bot- F. H. Bennet Co., New York. tles, P'uhl-Webb Co.. Chicago, Ill. Omaha, crackers, Graham, 800 cartons, Na- Baltimore, yeast food, Arkady, 5,000 pounds, tional Biscuit Co., New York. Ward Baking Co., New York, N. Y, SUBSISTENCE Graham, 2,032 car- DIVISION San Antonio,crackers, El Paso, yeast food, Arkady, 2,400 pounds, tons, Loose-Wiles Co., New York. Ward Baking Co., New York, N. Y. New York, crackers, saltines, 3,000 cartons, Loose-Wiles Co., New York. The Subsistence Dix' *., Office of the Baltimore, crackers, soda, 24,000 cartons, Director of Purchase and Storage, War National Biscuit Co., New York. Department, has placed purchase orders Boston, crackers, soda, 1,440 cartons, Loose-Wilcs Co., New York. for the various zone supply offices of the Chicago, crackers, soda, 0,000 cartons, I PURCHASE AND STORAGE _I- Army as follows: Loosa-Wiles Co., New York. New York, crackers, soda, 15,000 cartons, Baltimore, asparagus, 60,000 cans, Supplies Loose-Wiles Co., New York. The following is a list of purchase or- and Accounts Division, United States Navy, Omaha, crackers, soda, 1,780 cartons, Na- ders and contracts passed by Washington, D. C. the Board tional Biscuit Co., New York. of Review, office of the Omaha, asparagus, 524 21 pound case, Chicago, crackers, ginger, 9,600 cartons, Na- Director of Pur- Morey Mercantile Co., Denver, Colo. tional Biscuit Co., New York. chase and Storage: New York, baking powder, 5,000 I-pound Omaha, crackers, ginger, 448 cartons, Loose- cans, Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, III. Wiles Co., New York. PURCHASa TRANSACTIONs ArrnOvED. Omsaha, baking powder, 144 j-pound cans, Baltimore, currants, 1,800 cartons, Joseph Contracts unacr,$2,000. Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill. Seeman, New York. Omaha, baking powder 1,290 5-pound cans, Baltimore, farina, 00,000 packages, Austin, 47. Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, Cleveland, Jaques Manufacturing do., Chicago, Ill. Nicbols Co., New York. Ohio, 2,100 gallons gasoline and 360 gallons Baltimore, baking powder, 30,000 1-pound Chicago, Farina, 2,400 packages, Quaker kelosene, $552. cans, Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill. Oats Co., Chicago, Ill. 48. Gulf Refining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 6,330 Chicago, baking powder, 7,280 1-pound cans, Omaha, Farina, 836 packages, Chamberlain gallons light motor oil, $2,508.25. Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill. & Co., St. Louis. 49. Gulf Refining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., El Paso, candy, chocolate, 4,800 pounds, Chicago. hominy lye, 13.200 cans, Great 14,600 gallons medlun motor oil, $6,105. W. A. Lowney, Boston, Mass. Western Canning Co., Delphi, Ind. 11. Southern Ice & Cold Storage Co., San New Orleans, candy, chocolate, 10,000 New York, lemon extract, 3.000 8-ounce Antonio, Tex., 12,400,000 pounds ice, $19,096. pounds, W. M. Lowney, Boston, Mass. - bottles. Larhin Co., Buffalo, N. Y. New York. candy, chocolate, 30,000 pounds, Omaha, lemon extract, 812 8-ounce bottles, Contracts over $25,000. E. Greenfield Sns, New York. Hanley Omaha, candy, chocolate, 1,450 pounds, & Kinsella, St. Louis, Mo. 44. Atlantic Refining Co., Philadelphia, Pa., New York, lobster, 1,150 1-pound cans, Ar- 825,000 gallona motor gasoline, $204,187.30. W. M. Lowney, Boston, Mass. mour & San Antonio, candy, chocolate, 3,000 pounds, Co., Boston. 43. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, New Omaha, lobster, 00 J-pound cans, Morey York City, 825,000 gallons motor gasoline, W. TM.Lowney, Boston, Mass. Mercantile Co., Denver, Colo. $202,950. Chicago, candy, chocolate, 10,000 pounds, Daltimore, macaroni, 30,000 packages, T. A1. 12. Houston Packing Co., Houston, Mirror Co., New York, N. Y. Carothers, Chattanooga, Tenn. Tex., Boston, candy, lemon drops, 480 pounds, 302,000 pounds fresh beef, $83,477.20. Charms Co., Newark, N. J. Omaha, macaroni, 5,160 packages, T. M. Motor 2012. Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, Carothers, Chattanooga, Tenn. Mich., ; sets spare parts, $34,709.35. Chicago, candy, lemon drops, 5,000 pounds, New Qrleans, mince ment, 2,400 2-pound George Fritz & Sons, Newark, N. J. cans, F. II. Legcett, New York. EusTrEXCY PURCIASEs Arrno;ED BYa TEIR- El Paso, candy, lemon drops, 3,000 pounds, GRAM. Charms Co.. Newark, N. J. Baltimore, molasses, 4.200 24-pound cans, New York, candy, lemon drops, 10,000 P. Duff & Sons, Pittsburgh. Pa. 10444. D. Auerbach & Sons, New York City, El Paso, molasses, 480 2-pound canq, II. 500,000 pound-, Charms Co., Newark, N. J... Lesinsky, pounds, at 43 cents per pound: candy Chicago, candy, stick, 5,000 pounds, Bunte El Paso, Tex. chocolate bars, 150,000; carns. 2 pounds to Bro.. Chicago, III. Baltimore, molasses, 900 10-pound cans, carton, $133,000. Alexander Molasses Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. El Paso, candy. stick, 3,000 pounds, Charms 10430. Hotaling Macaroni Co., Syracuse, N. J. Omaha, molasses, 1,018 10-pound cans, N. Y., Co., Newark, Alexander Molasses 300,000 pounds sphagetti, $29 100 New York, candy, stick, 10,000 pounds, Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. 10418. Croft & Allen Co., Philadcphhi, Pa., Newark, N. J. Baltimore, mushrooms, 1,300 cans, James 100,000 Charms Co., Smith & Co., New pounds candy bars, at 42! cents, and Omaha, candy, stick, 2,272 pounds, Charms York. 11,200 pounds chocolate almond bars, $47,540. Co., Newark, N. J. Omaa, oatmenal, 300 pounds, Paxton & 6876-N. Weinstein & Birecher (Inc.), New San Antonio, candy, stick, 2,400 pounds, Gallagher. York City, 40,000 wool service coats, at $1.69, Charms Co., Newark, N. J. Baltimore, oatmeal, 15,000 32-ounce car- $07,000. Omaha, chocolate, plain, 1,880 A-pound pack- tons, Quaker Oats Co., Chicago. SUPPLEMrlXTAL CONTRACTS. ages, Ideal Chocolate Co., Lititz, Pa. Boston, oatmeal. 12,00 32-ounce cartons, San Antonio, chocolate, plain, 2.400 E-pound Quaker Oats Co., Chrcago. Sup. 1301. J. W. York & Sons, Grand Rapids, packages, Ideal Chocolate Co., Lititz, Pa. New York olives, 6,000 pint bottles, Aus- Mich., G trumpets with F slides. Public inter- Baltimore, chocolate. vanilla, 10,000 $-pound tin-Nichols 6o., New York. ests require cancellation of 8,500 G trumpets. packages, Ma:sachusetts Chocolate Co., Bos- Omaha, pickles, gherkins, 108 pint jars, Kat- Sup. 1325. Puritan Cordage Mills, Loulsville, ton, Mass. skee Mercantile Co., Omaha, Nebr. Ky.; cotton-bralded rope. In public interest to 8-2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I I cancel the following; 8,253 pounds i-inch John Lucas & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 10 gal- 969. International Time Recording Co. of cotton-braided rope, at 48 cents per pound. lons copper paint 12. New York, New York, N. Y., time keeping I Sup. to April 10, 1918. V. H. Borsedi, Hous- American Multigraph Sales Co., Washington, system. ton, Tex., cordwood. Cordwood to be delivered D. C., 1 distribution chaser, No. 4-6244A, com- 979. Diamond Power Specialty, Atlanta y contractor with wagon or truck transporta- plete, $4. Ga., furnishing and installing two soot t on as required by the receiving officer at blowers. Mercedes, Tex., payment to be made contractor 976. Edw. K. Tryon Co., Philadelphia, Pa., on basis of $5.50 per cord. 200 shotguns. SUPPLrmENTAL AcREEMENTS. Sanuary 24, 1919. Approved January 11, 1919 (omitted from the THE MARINE CORPS minutes). 982. American Writing Paper Co,, Holyoke, Mass., 150 reams paper. Sup. 64. Denby Motor Truck Co., Detreit, 988. Win. Buchanan, Texarkana, Ark., Mich, 100 1 to 2 ton chassis, complete, Contracts have been placed by the 10 standard QTM, parts with same. 46,500 feet bin. pine, 1 by 8 Inches, S to Quartermaster, United States Marine feet. 981. Fairbanks Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 3 Corps, as follows: pipe-cutting machine. YARDS AND DOCKS January 23, 1919. January 25, 1919. BUREAU OF 980. J. W. Fitzgerald, Savannah, Ga., 985. C. E. Hardenbrook Co., Philadelphia,, 400,000 bushels oyster shells. Pa., button sewing machines. The Bureau of Yards and Docks of the Navy Department has awarded the following contracts: San Diego (Cal.) Air Station: Additional building Lange & Bergstrom, San Diego, Cal., SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED $430,881.- 3714. 'Norfolk: Oil storage reclaiming build- ing. Hugh S. Roberts Co., New York, N. Y., POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. cast-iron bronze-finished door pulls. UntIl-2 $21,900. p. m., January 31,,1919, for 6 wickless alcohol 3722. Rockaway: Heating for Hangars C, Office of the Purchasing Agent, Wash- lamps. Until 2 p. m., February 10, 1919, for D, and P. Austin Heating Co., New York, water repellent bristleboard 17i Inches by 87 N. Y., $25,000. ington, D. C. inches flat, 500 sheets to ream, In accordance 3745. Indianhead: Buildings and exten- Bids will be received until 2 p. in., February with specifications; 700,000 yards unbleached slons. Levering & Garrigues Co., New York, 3, 1919, for 5,000,000 parcel-post tags, as per millinet, in accordance with specifications. $74,895. specifications. 3740. Inglewood (Cal.) : Two double cot- NAVY DEPARTMENT. tages, four-room cottage, and sewer system. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. Darrell Condler Co., Los Angeles, Cal., $18,320. The Bureau of Yards and Docks of the 3741. Beach Radio Station, California: St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C. Navy Department has issued invitations Power house, cottages, and sewer ejector. Bids will be received until p. m. January for proposals on the following projects, Koenig, San Francisco, $18.753. Charles J. U. 29, 1919, for 4,000 pounds white lead, 2 bar- the date of opening to be announced 8742. South San Francisco: Twq double rels linseed oil, raw; until 4 p. m. January 31, cottages, four-room cottage, and sewer system. 1919, for 1,400 yards yellow holland for win- later : Charles J. U. Koenig, San Francisco, $15,992. dow shades, 100 women's winter shawls, 500 5776. Indlanhead, Md.: A small boat basin 3635. New Orleans: Electric freight ele- pairs double gray blankets. and wharf bulkhead. Estimated cost, $42,000. vator. Otis Elevator Co., Washington, D. C., 3759. New York: Piping and equipment. $2,825. United States Indian Service, United Estimated cost, $70,000. 3778. Brooklyn: Electric lighting, building 3731. New York: Electric elevators for the & Butler (Inc.), New York, $3,554. States Indian Warehouse, 308 South D. Gagen light machine and electric. Estimated cost, 3669. New London: High-pressure air sys- Green Street, Chicago, Ill. $30,000. tem. Carroll Electric Co., Washington, D. C., $18,560. Bids will be received until 10 a. m. Febru- The Bureau of Yards and Docks of the ary 7, 1919, for 3,750 pounds sole leather. 3739. Service connections to buildings. Navy Department has issued invitations d789. Chatham (Mass.) : Service connections to buildings. Hixon Electric Co., Boston, TREASURY DEPARTMENT. for proposals on the following project, to be opened February 17: $12,885. SupEuviSrNG ARcHITECT'S OFFICE, Washington, D. C., January 28, 1919. Fort Mifflin, Pa.: Railroad extension. Esti- mated cost, $20,000. Sealed proposals will be opened in this Office at 3 p. m. February 14, 1919, for repair- Proposals on the following projects AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU ing Adams Street entrance and lobby of the will be opened February 17: 8328, 8727, United States Post Office at Chicago, Ill. Specifications may be obtained at this office or 8416, 3776. at the office of -the custodian in the discretion The Bureau of Aircraft Production, of the Supervising Architect. THE PANAMA CANAL. Washington, D. C., has awarded contracts JAMEs A. WETHORE, Acting Supervising Architect. Proposals for cooling room, wire, pipe fit- to the following: tings, cocks, valves, shower heads, water-closet bowls, hardware, tackle and lifting blocks, Horn & Radbruch, Omaha, Nebr., telephone Bureau of Engraving and Printing, saws, baker's sheets, pyrometers, foundry reel carts, $5,900. Washington, D. C. brushes, flax packing and millwork. Sealed Pittsburgh Shafting Co. of Detroit, Detroit, Sroposals will be received at the Office of the Mich., 250 feet steel rods, $11.13. Bids will be received until 2 p. m. January eneral Purchasing Officer, The Panama Canal, Davis-Bournonville Co., Jersey City, N. J., 80, 1919, for 12 grease cups with i-Inch Washington, D. C., until 10 30 o'clock a. in., weldingr material, $170.70. thread; until 2 p. in., January 31, 1919, for February 11, 1919, at which time they will Sunaerland Machinery Supply Co., Omaha, 5,000 pounds red American pressboard. be opened in public, for furnishing the above- Nebr., telephone reel carts, $100. Bids will be received until 2 p. in., January mentioned articles. Blanks and information Republic Steel Metal Ware Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 28. 1919. for 6 parts No. 1891 84 for use on relating to this circular (1254) may be ob- galvanized fire buckets (1875), $618.75. Harris press; 24 bearings, all for pulley end, tained from this office or the offices of the As- American Steel & Wire Co., Washington, repair parts for Sprague Electric works motor sistant Purchasing Agents, 24 State Street, ). C., 2 coils (200 pounds) steel bailing wire, No. 41880D; rebore Ford cylinder block and New York City; 606 Common Street. New Or- $9. furnish and fit new over-size pistons and rings; leans, La.; and Fort Mason, San Francisco, American Chain Co., Bridgeport, Conn., 2,000 feet a-inch white-pine shelving 14 to 16 Cal.; also from the United States Engineer 2,000 cotter pins, $1.62. inches wide. Until 2 p. in., January 29, 1919, Offices in the principal cities throughout the Electric Storage Battery Co. Washington, for 100 gallons lithographic varnish 00 In 5- United States. A. L. Flint, General Purchas- D. C., Liberty "12 " storage-battery parts, gallon cans: 1 dozen magnifying glasses with ing Officer. $560. holders: 400 No. 00 grain zinc plates; 8 sets Proposals for wire and cable, monotype Dayton Engineering Laboratories Co., Day- (4 to set) Payson's No. 190 oblong plate all- metal, pumps, valves, lead bends, end mills, ton, Ohio, Liberty "12 " storage-battery parts, Iron truck casters with 31-Inch wheel; repair steel tapes, barrel' bolts, lavatories, closets, $435.50. parts for Ford automobile; 2 Holtzer-Cabot condulets, electrical switches, cable grips, sil- General Electric Co., Washington, D. C., 12 Electric Co.'s. No. 205545 6-inch link exten- ica wash, lime, asbestos, lumber, motor-cydle electric fans, $454.20. sions for use with Equipoise telephone'holders; tires, wooden handles, iron and wooden furni- Edgar T. Ward's Sons Co. Philadelphia, thoroughly overhaul and put in first-class ture, paper, pencils, and crossties. (Circular Pa., 3 bars cold-rolled steel, $15. working condition Bates numbering machines Proposal No. 1255. Date of opening, Feb. 19, Burdette Manufacturing Co Chicago Ill., No. 21288 and No. 22741. Until 2 p. in., Janu- 1919,) 10 sets spare parts for silicol geneiator, ary 30, 1919, for repair parts for the " S-C " $4,684.10. Regulator Co.'s pump governors; 1 35-inch by Sherwin-Williams Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 25 48-inch harwood platform truck; 1 gross sheets Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no pounds white shellac, $16.25. professional Cyke paper; 1 enameled roll-rim red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP John Lucas & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 5 sectional double wash sink, 12 feet long, on pounds fine powdered pumice, $0.40. Iron frame with braces as per specifications; 6 to-day.