PUBLISHED DAZLY ander orde? of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STA#TEJ by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activities

Vot. 3 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. No. 518 REGULATION OF SHIP ROUTES STATE DEPARTMENT REPORTS HOLDERS OF INSURANCE CLAIMS PASSING THROUGH WAR ZONE ON DISTURBANCES INOPORTO AGAINST ENEMY CORPORATIONS MODIFIED BY TRADE BOARD Assistant Secretary Phillips announced ARE ADVISED TO ENTER THEM to-day that the State Department advices MAY NOW PROCEED BY ANY COURSE regarding the situation in Portugal state that a movement was begun at Oporto of NOTICE BY THE ALIEN CUSTODIAN a revolutionary character designed to Vessels Bound to Certain French upset the republic in the interests of a List Given of Concerns Now in the monarchy. He said the advices were very and Other Ports, However, Re- brief, referring to the situation up to Hands of the New York Trust quired to Obtain Instructions Re- noon January 20. They did not indicate Company as Liquidator-Prompt the extent of the movement, but reported garding the Location of Mines. that everything at Lisbon was quiet. Action Is Recommended. A similar movement, he added, was The War Trade Board announces, in started about a week ago, but was sup- A. Mitehell Palmer, Alien Property a new ruling, W. T. B. R. 539, that rules pressed by the Government, which was Custodian, makes the following announce- and regulations heretofore enforced reported to have taken a number of pris- ment: -against vessels with respect to routes to oners and some of the revolutionists All persons having claiis against the be taken when proceeding through the so- were reported to have been killed in the enemy insurance companies which are called " war zone," have been modified, disturbance. being liquidated by the Alien Property and hereafter vessels may proceed with- Custodian's Office should immediately out restrictions as to route, in so far as present claims to the New York Trust the War Trade Board is concerned, ex- LIST OF U.S. OVERSEAS FORCES Co., liquidator, 26 Broad Street, New cept that vessels proceeding to French, York City, for examination and settle- Bay of Biscay, or Channel ports must DESIGNATED FOR EARLY CONVOY ment. obtain instructions from the district Companies In Charge. The War Department authorizes the supervisor of Naval Overseas Transpor- The companies now in charge of the tation Service or collectors of customs. publication that the following organiza- tions have been assigned to early convoy: liquidator are: Information as to Mines. Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Co., of Base Hospital No. 15, 8 officers, 168 men, Aix La Chapelle, Germany. For the guidance of vessels, however, 58 nurses. Allians Insurance Co., of Berlin, Germany. Ninetieth Aero Squadron, 24 officers, 148 Balkan National Insurance Co., of Sofia, the War Trade Board calls attention to men. Bulgaria. the fact that all information regarding One hundred and fourth Aero Squadron, 10 Cologne Reinsurance Co., of Cologne, Ger- dangers to navigation, maine fields dis- officers, 176 men. many. Thirty-ninth Company, Transportation First Bulgarian Insurance Co., " Bulgaria," covered and mine fields cleared, also loca- Corps, 5 officers, 250 men. of Rustchuk, Bulgaria. tion of temporary light vessels which are First Casual Company, Transportation Frankfort General Insurance Co., of Frank- designed to aid vessels making port, may Corps, 2 officers, 136 men. fort-on-Main, Germany. Second Casual Company, Transportation Frankona. Reinsurance Co., of Frankfort-on- be obtained fron any branch hydro- Corps, 2 officers, 93 men. Main, Germany. graphic office. Tank Corps units as follows: Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co., of Three hundred and thirty-second Battalion, Hamburg, Germany. Bunker Licenses Required. 13 officers, 142 men. International Reassurance Co. (Ltd.), of Three hundred and seventy-sixth Replace- Vienna, Austria. This modification of restrictions as to ment and Salvage Company, 3 officers, 72 men. Mannheim Insurance Co., of Mannheim, Ger- route in no way alters the requirement Three hundred and seventy-seventh Replace- many. that all vessels must obtain "bunker" ment and Salvage Company, 1 officer, 27 men. Mercury Reinsurance Co., of Cologne, Ger- Three hundred and seventy-eighth Replace- many. licenses as heretofore. ment and Salvage Company, 1 officer, 27 men. Minerva Retrocession & Reinsurance Co. of Three hundred and seventy-ninth Replace- Cologne, Germany. ment and Salvage Company, 1 officer, 23 men. Munich Reinsurance Co., of Munich, Ger- Three hundred and eightieth Replacement many. INCREASE INSHIPMENTS and Salvage Company, 2 officers, 8 men. Prussian Life Insurance Co., of Berlin, Ger- Three hundred and eighty-first Replaement many. FROM PORT OF NEW YORK and Sahage Company, 2 offleers. 8 men. Nord-Deutsche Insurance Co., of Hamburg, Three hundred and fourth Battalion, 45 Germany. officers, 474 men. Prussian National Insurance Co., of Stettin, With the adjustment of the strike Germany among the boatmen and doekmen at the (Continued on page 2.) South German Reinsurance Co., of Munich, Germany. port of New York the increase in ship- Swiss National Insurance Co., of Basle, ment of foodstuffs and other commodities THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET. Switzerland. overseas was renewed with greater vigor Rights of Claimants. during the week ended January 18. Ac- cording to the report 6f the exports con- Names of Five Ministers Oficially An- Mr. Palmer calls attention to the fact trol committee made public by Walker nounced to State Department. that in case any claim is not settled and D. Hines, Director General of Railroads, discharged before the assets of a com- The new Italian cabinet, as officially depositary, while there has been some increase in the pany are transferred to the announced at Rome and reported to the rights under section number of cars of commercial export State Department, and given out by As- the claimant still has of the trading-with-the-enemy act, freight on hand, delayed lighterage or- sistant Secretary Phillips, embraces these (9) ders have but it will be easier for him to adjust been filed with the carriers in five new members: liquidator such volume that some of them had to be and settle the claims with the Stringher, minister of the treasury. process of the courts. returned with request for extension. Gen. Caviglia, minister of war. than through the Beginning February 1 the committee Ricelo, minister of agriculture. NEW PRESIDENT OF SAN SALVADOR. has been advised that British flag boats Facta, minister of grace and justice. will assign 30 per cent of their space for Fradeletto, minister without portfolio. A dispatch to the State Department commercial export freight, with the pros- Minister Fradeletto will take control of states that Torge Melendez has been pect that further space will shortly be matters affecting the reorganization of elected President of San Salvador, re- released. redeemed Provinces. ceiving 113,333 votes. 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Interpretation by Mr. Hines EXPORTS IN1918 $6,150,000,000 PAYABLE ONLY TO FIRST OWNER Of Railroad Wage Order AND IMPORTS $3,031,000,000 Post-Office Order Intended to U. S. RAILROAD ADIsrnrSTRATION, Heavy December shipments brought Washington, January 10, 1919. Stop Unauthorized Traffic the total exports for 1918 to $6,150,000,- INTERPRETATION NO, 1 TO SUPPLEMENT No. 000, a decrease of only $88,000,000 from by Speculators and 13 To GENERAL OADR No. 27. the 1917 total, according to an announce- ment by the Bureau of Foreign and Do- Others. QUESTION. mestic Commerce, Department of Com- merce. Imports for the year totaled The Post Office Department issues the Supplement No. 10 to General Order No. 27, issued under date of November 16, $3,031,000,000, or not quite half the ex- following: superseding General Order No. 27, effec- ports. Imports for the previous year The following is quoted from a notice ive October 1, 1918: Should back pay be were valued at $2,952,000,000. issued by the Secretary of the Treasury: adjusted for employees who left the serv- Exports for December, the first full iPe prior to November 16, 1918? month after the signing of the armistice, " My attention has been directed to reached a total of $566,000,000, a decided numerous offers made by unscrupulous DECISION, increase over the $522,000,000 recorded persons through advertisements and in Employees leaving the service between for November, although not up to the high other ways to buy war-savings certificate October 1, 1918, and December 28, 1918, mark of $600,000,000 for December, 1917. stamps and, as a result of such offense, should properly have back pay accruing Imports Low. I am informed that owners of such securi- between those dates adjusted to comply ties have suffered material losses which with the requirements of Supplement No. Imports for December, however, were could have been avoided by redemption 13. low, being $211,000,000, against $251,000,- of the war-savings certificate stamps at WALKER D. HINES, 000 for November and $228,000,000 for post offices, as provided by law." Director General of Railroads. December of the previous year. " In order that the interests of owners Imports as well as exports of gold con- of war-savings certificate stamps of tinued to decrease, the imports amount- either series may be safeguarded, I ing to $62,000,000 in the calendar year hereby notify all persons to refrain from DESIGNATED FOR EARLY CONVOY 1918 against $552,000,000 in 1917 and the exports to $41,000,000 and $372,000,000 offers to buy war-savings stamps or ac- (Continued from page 1.) cept the same in trade." in the same year. In pursuance of the foregoing, postmas- Three hundred and seventh Replacement and Salvage Company, 3 officers, 46 men. Silver Imports. ters are directed not to pay war-savings Three hundred and eighteenth Replacement certificates on which the names of the and Salvage Company, 4 officers, 94 men. Imports of silver increased from $53,- owners have not been entered or have Three hundred and thirty-fifth Battalion, 000,000 in the calendar year 1917 to $71,- been erased or changed, since, under the 14 officers, 226 men. 000,000 in 1918. The exports of silver Three hundred and thirty-sixth Battalion, legulations, they are not transferable and 19 officers, 199 men. during December, 1918, amounted to are payable only to the original owners, Three hundred and thirty-seventh Battalion, $48,000,000, a larger amount than in any 15 officers, 201 men. month during the past three years. For except in case of death or disability. Casual Company A, 19 officers, 95 men. Postmasters are fUrther instructed not Casual Company B, 18 officers, 80 men. the calendar year exports of silver to pay any war-savings certificates pre- Casual Company C, 14 officers, 96 men. amounted to $253,000,000 in 1918 against October automatic replacement draft, 20 $84,000,000 in 1917. sented by persons or firms known to be officers, 184 men. buying, or publicly offering to buy, war- Three hundred and third Center, 2 officers, savings stamps or certificates from the 39 men. Cement Mill Company No. 2, 3 officers, 107 owners, unless positive evidence is sub- men. FURTHER MODIFICATION OF mitted that the certificates were origi- Cement Mill Company No. 4, 2 officers, 96 nally issued to the persons or firms pre- men. BRITISH EXPORT EMBARGOES Cement Mill Company No. 6, 2 officers, 69 senting them for payment. men. When consulted by owners of war- Quartermaster Casual Company No. 3, 2 American Ambassador Davis, at Lon- savings stamps in regard to offers to pur- officers, 147 men. don, cables as follows: chase Seventeenth Balloon Company, 9 officers, such stamps at less than current 174 men. The British Board of Trade Journal of value postmasters should invite their Eighteenth Balloon Company, 8 officers, 174 January 16 announces a further relaxa- attention to the fact that war-savings cer- men. tion of the 'export restrictions, transfer- tificates may One hundred and ninth Field Signal Bat- be cashed at money-order talion, 15 officers, 478 men. ing to class (C) the following articles, post offices after 10 days' written notice, Four hundred and sixty-fourth Ponton. which may, therefore, be freely exported and that this is a privilege accorded by Train, 3 officers, 137 men. to any American country: law. At the same time it should Four hundred and seventh Telegraph Bat- be talion, 9 officers, 215 men. " Cobalt chrome and similar alloys, pointed out that the need of the Govern- Fifty-eighth Regiment, Coast Artillery jeweled drawplates for drawing wire, ment for the proceeds of the war-savings Corps (less 3d Battalion), 50 officers, 1,200 ferrosilicon, ferrotitanium, all goods of men. stamp issue is great, and the holders Base Hospital No. 24 and 21 nurses, 20 flax or linen wholly or partly manufac- should be urged to retain their stamps officers, 150 men. tured, flax cordage and twine, gum until maturity as a patriotic act unless arabic, gum tragacanth, gums containing their necessities are urgent. The War Department publishes the fol- caoutchouc, hammers not otherwise spe- A. M. DOcKERY, lowing cabled correction: cifically prohibited, hemp of all kinds, Third Assistant Postmaster General. The transport Conia, which sailed from maguey fiber and manufactures thereof Brest January 17 and is due at New York except tagal braid, manganese and man- January 24, is the transport Caronia. ganese ore, nickel and its ores and alloys, Imports of Commodities oakum, oil waste, packing cases, platinum its alloys and manufactures, resinous FUEL RECORDS CUSTODIAN. and Not of Canadian Origin substances containing caoutchouc, revo- Harold B. Harris has been appointed lution indicators suitable for aircraft, The War Trade Board announces in a custodian of records of the United States coal, sacks, selenium, silicon, spiegeleisen, new ruling (W. T. B. R. 536), supplement- Fuel Administration. tapers, thorium and its alloys, titanium ing W. T. B. R. 406, issued December 14, Mr. Harris has been a member of the and its alloys and ores, tungsten alloys 1918, that, as a general policy, they will Bureau of State Organization of the and ores including ferberite, hubnerite, not consider applications for licenses to Fuel Administration and has had charge scheelig, and wolframite, tungsten except import from Canada into the United of retail prices. By the terms of the tungsten filaments for electric lamps, States commodities shipped to Canada order issued he has " authority to make barbed and galvanized wire, and various from overseas, which are, or have been at such arrangements as shall be necessary chemicals." any time, on the restricted list of iamports, and proper for the custody, safe-keep- The order prohibiting the exportation until 60 days shall have elapsed from the ing and disposition of all records and of notes of the United States Government date when the general import restrictions documents of the United States Fuel to all destinations except the United on such commodity were removed. Administration." States has been repealed. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 3 1,000 MEN WANTED AT ONCE AS MERCHANT MARINE OFFICERS List of Cadetships at U. S. Military 500 Seamen and 500 Mechanics Academy to Be Filled This Year to Be Given Course of The War Department publishes the list Kentucky.-First, seventh,* tenth,* and Training. eleventh* districts. of cadetships at the United States Mili- Louislana.-First and fifth districts. Five hundred American seamen of tary Academy to be filled in 1919: Maine.-Third district. Following is a list of the cadetships at Maryland.-Senator Smith; fifth* district. more than two years' experience on deep Massachusetts.-First, fourth, * seventh, water and 500 mechanics with engineer- the United States Military Academy for ninth, and sixteenth districts. ing experience are wanted at once by the which candidates are yet to be appointed, Michigan.-First, second, third, fifth, ninth, upon nomination by the respective Sena- and eleventh districts. United States Shipping Board, to be Minnesota.-Second, fourth, fifth, and ninth trained as deck officers and marine engi- tors and Representatives in Congress. districts. neers, respectively, for the merchant ma- The entrance examination is to be held Mississippi.-First, second,* and seventh beginning on March 18, 1919, for admis- districts. rine, the board announces. Missouri.-Senator Spencer *; first,* sec- The seamen will be trained in naviga- sion to the Academy on June 13, 1919. ond, sixth, thirteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth tion at 21 free navigation schools main- An asterisk (*) indicates two cadetships. districts. The law requires that each person ap- Montana.-Representative Evans. tained by the board, and the mechanics Nebraska.-Senator Norris *; first, fifth, at free courses in technical colleges or at pointed to the Military Academy shall be and sixth districts. the special marine engineering schools of an actual resident of the State, District, Nevada.-Representative Roberts. or Territory from which he purports to be New Jersey.-Senator Baird; sixth,* eighth, the board. Stationary and locomotive en- ninth, tenth, and eleventh districts. gineers, machinists who have worked on appointed. Appointees must be between New Mexico*-Senator Fall. marine engines, and marine oilers and the ages of 17 and 22 years at the date of New York.-Senator Wadsworth*; fourth,' admission. Applications for information sixth, eleventh,* thirteenth, fourteenth,* sev- water tenders will be accepted for the en- enteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-first,* gineering courses. as to the entrance requirements should twenty-second,* twenty-third, twenty-fifth,* be addressed to The Adjutant General of thirty-first,* thirty-fourth, thirty-sixth, thirty- Examinations After Training. the Army, Washington, D. C.; applica- eighth, fortieth, forty-first, thirtieth, forty- second, and forty-third districts. When the sailors have completed a six tion for appointment should be addressed North Carolina.-Second and third * dis- weeks' course of study and the engineers to the proper Senator or Representative tricts. in Congress. North Dakota.-Senator McCumber. a month's course, they will be examined Ohio.-First, second, third, sixth,* eleventh, for licenses as third mates and third as- Alabama.-First, second, third, and fourth twelfth, fourteenth,* sixteenth, -and twenty- sistant engineers, respectively, and sent districts. first * districts. Alaska.-Delegate Wickersham. Oklahoma.-Third,* sixth, seventh,* and to sea. Free technical education, with Arizona.-Representative Hayden. eighth districts. the prospect of high pay and good living Arkansas.-First, second,* third, fourth, Oregon.-First, second, and third * districts. conditions afloat, are attracting an ambi- fifth,* and sixth districts. Pennsylvania. - Senator Penrose; fifth,* California.-Senator Phelan; fourth, fifth,* tenth,* twelfth,* fifteenth, sixteenth,* eight- tious class of men to the service. eighth, and tenth* districts. eenth, nineteenth, twentieth,* twenty-third, The board has in its present classes Colorado.-First, second, third, and fourth twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth, twenty-seventh, 1,158 men who are training as officers, districts. and thirty-first districts, and two Congress- Connecticut.-Senator McLean;* second, men at large. and the new call is to fill vacancies in the third, and fifth* districts. Rhode Island.-Second * and third districts. schools as the present classes graduate. Delaware.-Senator Saulsbury and Repre- South Carolina.-Senator Smith *; first,* sentative Polk.* second, and sixth districts. Where Schools Are Maintained. District of Columbia: Commissioners. South Dakota.-Second and third districts. Florida.-Senator Trammell;* third dis- Tennessee.-Senator Shields, Senator Mc- Engineering schools are maintained at trict. Kellar; first, eighth, and ninth districts. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Georgia.-Senator Hardwick; first, second, Texas.-Second,* third,* fourth, ninth, Cambridge, Mass.; Pratt Institute, Brook- sixth,* eighth, ninth,* tenth, and eleventh dis- tenth, eleventh, fifteenth, and sixteenth * dis- tricts. tricts. lyn; Seamen's Church Institute, New Hawaii.-Delegate Kalanianole.* Utah.-Senator King and first * district. York; Dickinson High School Building, Illinois.-Senator Lewis; fourth, sixth, Vermont.-First * district. Jersey City; The Bourse, Philadelphia; eighth, ninth, tenth,* thirteenth, fifteenth, and Virginia.-Third, fourth,* fifth, and ninth twenty-fourth* districts. districts. Armour Institute, Chicago; Case School Indiana.-Second and ninth districts. Washington.-Second and third * districts. of Applied Science, Cleveland; University Iowa.-Second,* ninth, and eleventh dis- West Virginia.-Senator Sutherland; first, of Washington, Seattle; University of tricts. third, fourth, and fifth districts. Kansas.-Second, third, fourth, and sixth Wisconsin.-First, second, third, sixth, and California, Berkeley; and Tulane Uni- districts. tenth districts. versity, New Orleans. The navigation schools are at the chief coast and lake ports, and their addresses about that date up to December 28 the will be furnished applicants by the DEMAND FOR FEMALE LABOR demand exceeded the supply by an aver- United States steamboat inspectors or age of about 19,000. by the Sea Service Bureau agents of the SINCE ARMISTICE WAS SIGNED There is indicated in the same report a Shipping Board at the various ports. net decrease of 5,739 in the male registra- General information about the schools In a comparative report issued by the tions for the week ending December 21 will be furnished by Henry Howard, cus- United States Employment Service it over those for the week ending November tomhouse, Boston. is shown that, following the armi- 2, before the armistice was signed. De- stice and up to December 21, the demand mand for help in the week ending De- POSTMARKS ON AIR MAIL. for female labor suffered a marked de- cember 21 indicated a net decrease of crease. Beginning with the week fol- OFrIcE FIRST AssIsTANT 8'9,784. On this latter date there waA lowing the latter date, however, both a net decrease of 26,556 of men referred POSTMASTER GENERAL, demand and supply showed an upward Washington, January 17, 1919. and a decrease of 11,098 in those placed trend throughout the country. At the in jobs. It has been brought to the attention of close of the week ending December 21 the department that many postmasters use the demand for this class of labor had - IMPORTATION OF CORN. ordinary rubber hand stamps and.various fallen, approximately, to 83,000 and the colored inks in postmarking mail received supply to 16,000. The tide turned, the The War Trade Board announces, in for dispatch by Aeroplane Service. This figures show, with the beginning of the a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 538), that the practice will be discontinued immediately, next week, at the close of which, Do- restrictions heretofore existing upon the and all aeroplane mail will be postmarked cember 28, the demand was, approxi- importation of maize (corn) have been and the stamps thereon canceled by the mately, 43,000; supply, 22,000. removed and licenses will now be issued use of canceling machines or the regular of this commodity, Heaviest Demand. for the importation hand postmarking stamps, and the black when the applications are otherwise in canceling ink furnished by the department The heaviest demand for female labor order, from any country. for such purpose. in any given week is placed at 58,000 for J. C. KooNs, the week ending November 2, at which First Assistant Postmaster General. time the supply stood at 23,000, and from Contribute to the Red Cross fund. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN.: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. (1)fid K. 0. ~aggin TOTAL LIVE STOCK ON FARMS CONTRACTS FOR 800 SCHOOL Published Every Week Day, Except INTHE U.S. ON JAN. 1, 1919 HOUSES HELD UP BY THE WAR Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and 1y, Authority of Congress. The crop-reporting board of the Bureau The Department of Labor authorizes of Crop Estimates of the United States the following: O:Mce: No. 8 Jackson Place, D. C. Tel. Main 8600. Department of Agriculture, from reports Contracts for 800 public-school houses, Washington, of its correspondents and agents, makes totaling some $80,000,000, have been held Copies of TuE OFFIcIAL U. S. BULLETIN Will the following estimates of live stock on up as a result of the war, according to be furnished without charge to every post office farms and ranges of the United States but a partial tabulation of building con- In the United States (to be posted daily, for the benefit of the public, under order of the on January 1, 1919: ditions throughout the United States, Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- Aggregate value. which has been made by the statistical tive officers of the United States Government, Horses ---- 21, 534, 000 $2, 120,709,000 section of the Division of Public Works and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign Mules------4, 925, 000 607,767,000 Governments.-EDWARD S. RocHEsTER, Editor. Milch cows 23, 467, 000 1, 836, 055,000 and Construction Development, U. S. De- Other cattle-- 44, 399, 000 1, 960, 670, 000 partment of Labor. It is estimated that RATES BY HAIL. Sheep ------49,863, 000 579, 016, 000 the completed tabulation will show that One year ------$5.00 Swine ------75, 587, 000 1, 605, 987, 000 these school projects. now being held in Six months ------. 00 In numbers, horses have decreased One year. postage prepaid to abeyance, aggregate more than $100,000,- foreign countries ---- 8. 00 21,000 from the total for 1918; mules in- 000. Daily-. Six months, postage prepalito creased 52,000; milch cows increased foreign countries ------4. 50 Cost of School Program. Back numbers and extra 157,000; other cattle increased 287,000; copies ------each.. . 05 sheep increased 1,260,000; swine in- In round numbers this is about $1 per Make all checks, money orders, and drafts creased 4,609,000. capita throughout the United States. As payable to THE OFrCIr U. S. BULLETrs. In average value per head, horses de- school buildings are customarily financed creased $5.76; mules increased $8.78; on 20-year serial bonds this means an in- milch cows increased $7.70; other cattle stallment payment of about 5 cents per COURTESIES EXTENDED U.S. NAVY increased $3.28; sheep decreased $0.21; capita per year by the people of this swine increased $2.50. country if they would have their school MEN BY HONDURAN GOVERNMENT In total value, horses decreased $126,- program put through at the present time. 261,000; nmles increased $40,088,000; Assuming that a decrease of 20 per The American minister to Honduras, milch cows increased $191,824,000; other cent in construction costs might develop J. Sambola Jones, in a mail report to the cattle increased $157,188,000; sheep in- during the next four or five years (and State Department cites the courtesies ex- creased $4,441,000; and swine increased this is regarded by many as a maximum tended by the Government of Honduras $278,726,000. decrease), the immediate completion of to the officers of the U. S. S. Marble- The total value on January 1, 1919, of the Nation's school program would in- head, under the command of Capt. all animals enumerated above was $8,- volve an excess of only 1 per cent per Charles P. Huff, upon the official visit the 830,204,000, as compared with $8,284,- capita per year over the per capita cost, officers made to the legation at Teguci- 198,000 on January 1, 1918, an increase even if construction were delayed for galpa on Christmas Eve. of $546,006,000, or 6.6 per cent. several years. The Government of Honduras provided What Educators Ask. a military escort from Amapala to San Prohibited List Modified The educators of the country ask, Shall Lorenzo, and thence to Sabana Grande, the country have its schools now at 5 where the Government had luncheon pre- On Certain Mail to China cents per capita per year, or delay hav- pared. A representative of the foreign ing them for four or five years in order office accompanied the party from San OFFICE SECOND AssIsTANT to buy them at 4 cents per capita per Lorenzo to Tegucigalpa. POSTMASTER GENERAL, year? During the afternoon the American TVashington, January 18, 1919. To interest the Nation in forwarding visit to the mem- party made an official Referring to the notice of this office, this particular work is one of the under- bers of the caJinet, gathered at the min- takings of this new division of the De- There were toasts dated the 27th of November last, contain- istry of Government. ing a list of articles prohibited importa- partment of Labor. In this purpose it for President Wilson and President Ber- has the support not only of educators, trand and for the American Navy. In tion into China under the parcel-post convention but of sociologists. They believe that the evening the national band played the between the United States and Japan, as printed in the Postal Bul- the Nation-wide lack of public-school ac- national hymns of the United States and commodations, which is known to all, is Honduras outside of the legation. A con- letin of the 29th of November last, and on page 2 of the Postal Guide for Jan- one of the earliest problems that must be cert was then given at the chamber of uary, 1919, this department has been ad- solved with others that belong to the re- commerce in honor of the visiting officers construction period. and a dance at the Club Tegucigalpa un- vised by the postal administration of Japan that the same articles are like- der the auspices of the municipality. regu- On the 26th another concert was given wise prohibited importation in the Technical Books Sent by the national band at the legation, fol- lar mails for Japanese post offices in lowed by an official reception. The min- China, except southern Manchuria. To Men at Base Hospitals Japan" ister gave a ball in honor of Capt. Huff Section 101 of the item " and his officers, attended by all Teguci- printed on page 180 in the list of special The War Department authorizes the galpa society. The party returned on the prohibitions in the regular mails is here- following: 27th. by modified accordingly. Collections of 200 books on technical Postmasters will please cause due no- subjects have been sent to each Army ADDRESS ON FOREIGN TRADE. tice of the foregoing to be taken at their base hospital by the Library War Serv- offices. ice of the American Library Association "Foreign Trade and the Relation of E. R. WITE, for use by the soldiers enrolled in various the State Department to It," was the Acting Second Asst. PostmasterGeneral. phases of educational activities. In- subject of an address which the Third cluded in the collections are several Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Breck- EXPORTS FROM FRANCE TO U. S. copies of elementary readers, shorthand inridge Long, delivered before the Amer- textbooks, and books on carpentry, ican Manufacturers' and Exporters' As- Total Value in 1918 $57,048,499 as smithing, and other trades. Surg. Gen. sociation at New York City. He told of Against $94,561,318 in 1917. M. W. Ireland has directed the officers in the department's desire to stimulate for- The total declared value of the exports charge of curative workshops and other eign trade, of the cooperation of the large from France to the United States and educational work to cooperate with the organization of the Consular Service, possessions during 1918 was $57,048,490, hospital librarians to the fullest extent. and how the department makes possible against $94,561.318 for 1917. The exports the conditions in foreign countries which to Continental United States were val- permit of markets there, and to so estab- ued at $55,688,490, againt $93.462,780 in against $141,110; Hawaii, no exports, lish relations with foreign Governments 1917; to the Philippines, $1,273,724, against $1,449; and to the Virgin Islands, as to make trade possible. against $955,074; Porto Rico, $85,418, $867, against $905. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BLLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919.

I PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD SUPREME COURT SENATE. which to begin putting into effect the pol- PROCEEDINGS icy of the Government of acquiring em- Further I opposition to the bill appro- bassy buildings abroad was struck from SUPREME COURT O TiHE priating $100,000,000 for relief of famine- UNITED STATES. the bill on a point of order. Republican Tuesday,. January 1, 1919. stricken countries in Europe outside of Leader Mann warned the House of the Germany was manifested in the Senate Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Me- shortness of the remaining time of the Kenna, Mr. Justice Holmes Mr Justice Van yesterday, with the result that a final session and the amount of work still to Devanter, Mr. Justice Pi ney, Mr. Justice vote was again postponed. The discus- McReynolds, Mr. Justice Brandeis, and Mr. be done, and asked Democratic leaders if Justice sion included further criticism of the they were trying to force an extra session Clarke. Food Administration and opposition to Clare J. Hall, of Grand Rapids, Mich.; of Congress. A bill was introduced by Thomas J. O'Neill, of New York City; Rich- the administration of the fund, if appro- Mr. Denton, of Indiana, to grant a Fed- ard P. Daniel, of Jacksonville, Fla.; G. Bar- priated, by Food Administrator Hoover. eral charter to " The World War Veter- tram Woodruff, of Elizabeth, N. J.; Arthur All amendment is pending providing that J. Decker, of Washington, D. C.; John L. ans of America." The charter members Hughes, of Benton, Ark.; and E. L. Kirby, the fund shall be administered through a would be 11 citizens of Evansville, Ind., of Wagoner, Okla., were admitted to practice. special commission, to be appointed by who served in various branches of the No. 168. The United States, appellant, v. the President and confirmed by the Sen- military service. The Federal board for The Purcell Envelope Co. Passed, to be re- ate. During the debate on the food bill stored to the call pursuant to section 9, rule vocational education asked an appropria- 26, on motion of Mr. C. F. R. Ogilby in behalf Senator Poindexter, of Washington, made tion of $200,000 for use in developing vo- of counsel. a vigorous criticism of the failure of the cational education along various lines. No. 682. Bessie Tyrrel, nee Offut, et al., President to remove restrictions against J. Ogden Armour, of Chicago, was a petitioners, v. Charles B. Shaffer ot al. Re- of steel vessels for for- assigned for March 3 next, after the cases the construction witness before the Interstate Commerce heretofore assigned for that owners in American shipyards, and day. eign Committee which is investigating the No. 173. The Harriman National Bank of said this policy was causing loss of work meat-packing industry in connection with New York, plaintiff in error, v. Harry .iH. among the shipbuilders of the Pacific Seldomridge, as receiver, etc. Passed, to be proposed legislation to put these con- restored to the call pursuant to section t, coast. cerns under Federal regulation. Mr. Ar- rule 26. the Military Committee a new From mour discussed the business methods of No. 174. Pacific Gas & Electric Co., plaintiff substitute was favorably reported for the the packers in detail. Before the Mili- in error, v. The Police Court of the City of House bill intended to validate informal Sacramento, State of California, et al. Con- tary Committee now considering the tinned, per stipulation. contracts entered into by the War De- Army appropriation bill, Col. Battison, to validating No. 160. Large Oil Co., plaintiff in error, v. partient. In addition of the Embarkation Service, said the B. D. Howard, State auditor, etc. Argument these contracts, the substitute creates a British Government was to be paid the continued by Mr. Frank B. Burford ior the war contracts appeals commission, with plaintiff in error, and concluded by Mr. John actual cost of transporting American B. Harrison for the defendant in authority to settle all disputes arising soldiers overseas, and that the question error. that can not be No. 163. Central of Georgia Railway Co., out of informal contracts of what that actual cost was was now plaintiff in error, v. William A. Wright, comp- definitely agreed upon by officials of the being considered by officials who have troller general, etc. Argument commenced by department and contractors. Mr. T. M. Cunningham, jr., for the plaintiff gone to Europe for that purpose. Before in error, continued by Mr. Samuel IT Sibley, In the Senate, Mr. Pomuerene, of Ohio, the Immigration Committee Prof. Isaac for the defendant in error, and concluded by and in the House, Mr. Esch, of Wiscon- N. Hourwich, of New York, made an Mr. A. R. Lawton for the plaintiff in error. sin, introduced bills dealing with the argument opposed to all forms of pro- No. 167. Thomas Gilcrease, petitioner, v. railroad question which enlarge the A bill G. R. McCullough et al. Argued by Mr. A. J. hibitory immigration legislation. Biddison for the petitioner, and by Mr. James powers of the Interstate Commerce Coin- with that end in view is now being intro- B. Diggs for the respondents. mission. Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, considered by the committee. Secretary Adjourned until to-morrow at 12 o'clock. duced a bill to appropriate $106,000,000 Lane appeared before the Public Lands The day call for Wednesday, January 22, for expenditures o1 public works to pre- will be as follows: Nos. 169, 170, 172, 175, Committee and indorsed the project to 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, and 182. vent lnemployment. establish " The Roosevelt National Park " Various committees yesterday con- in the Redwood district of California. tinued their investigation of subjects The Pensions Committee ordered a favor- Railroad Administration under inquiry. Tholias F. Logan, of able report on the bill granting a pension Washington, before the Agricultural of $5.000 a year to the widow of former Not Considering Increase Committee, gave details concerning his President Roosevelt. Protests from a In Present Basis of Rates euploymient as Washington representa- number of State service commissions tive of a number of large corporations, were received by the Post Office Com- including Swift & Co., one of the pack- mittee against the measure extending Walker D. Hines, Director General of business nethods are now un- ers whose Government wire control. Railroads, authorizes the following: der investigation. He also told of his trip to Europe with Chairman Hurley, of EXPORTS FROM SPAIN TO U. S. There is no foundation for the report the Shipping Board, where he explained that the Railroad Administration has in an advisory to to the committee he went Total for 1918 $20,280,500 as Against given or is giving any consideration capacity. The Elections Committee, by $35,733,492 in 1917. any increase in present basis of rates. a strict party vote and with the addi- The results of operations for the year tion of the vote of Senator Kenyon, of The following cablegram was received will be largely dependent upon the Iowa, favorably reported the Pomerene from Consul General Hurst, at Barcelona, volume of traffic. If the volume of traffic in the Ford-Newberry election dated January 15: should be as large as last year, it is resolution declared contest case, providing for an immediate " For the year 1918 the total believed the operating income would be investigation and possession of all ballots exports to the United States and its pos- sufficient to pay the rental. As soon as in the Michigan senatorial election. sessions from Spain were valued as fol- reasonably satisfactory conclusion cast States any Consideration of this resolution was lows: $20,280,500 to the United as to the probable volume of traffic can by an objection by Senator against $35,733,492 in 1917; $724,458 to and Congress will blocked $570,- be formed the public Lodge. Before the committee investigat- Philippine Islands against $985,330; be given the best possible estimate of ing German propaganda Police Inspector 807 to Porto Rico against $887,593; total, the prospects for 1919. Thomas J. Tunney, of New York, told $21.575,765 against $37,606,415." Americans of the plots to kill wealthy IMPORTATION OF RICE. early in the war and of further bombing NEW SIUSLAW RIVER CHART. in a and destructive plans of pro-Germans The Department of Commerce an- The War Trade Board announces after the United States entered the war. nounces the publication by the Coast and new ruling (W. T. B. R. 537) that rice re- Geodetic Survey of a new edition of has again been added to the list of HOUSE. Chart No. 6023, " Siuslaw River, Oregon." stricted imports, and no licenses will be Copics may be secured from the Super- issued for the importation of such com- Debate on the consular and diplomatic modity except to cover shipments in bill continued. An item reported by the intendent, Coast and Geodetic Survey, committee appropriating $3,000,000, with Washington, D. C., at 25 cents each. transit. 71-19-2 T-iE OFFICIAU U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919.

crating of mobile artillery were almost SUMMARY SHOWING RESULTS OBTAINED startling in the space saved in the elfin- ination of wasted packing materials and the certainty of safe carriage. BY BUREAU OF INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH Savings in cargo space were also ef- fected on shipments of supplies for the INCONSERVING SHIPS AND CARGO SPACE Medical Corps where special thought had to be given to improve the methods of REPORT DEALS WITH have been handled in accordance with packing to accomplish the two-fold pur- these instructions safely and expedi- pose of space saving and curtailment of METHODS OF PACKING tiously. damage in transit. In the packing of The vast quantities of clothing, blank- camp equipment and similar supplies ets, textiles, and similar supplies needed space had been largely wasted, the single How Problems of Overseas overseas, and the wasteful method of item of camp stoves occupying six or Transportation Were Met packing these commodities followed by seven times as much room as was found the producers, made it necessary to con- to be necessary. The efforts of the bu- and Overcome at Acute sider and outline plans for conservation reau resulted in space economy, and the of space by compression and new methods fact that hundreds of thousands of such Stage-Existing Practices of protecting these goods while in transit. articles were shipped makes it easy to Used by Ordinary Ship- Specifications were issued instructing understand why the economics effected so depot quartermasters to bale all these amply justified the efforts made. pers Investigated and Re- materials and to wrap in burlap and Subsistence Supplies. waterproof paper any supplies which vised-Big Saving in Labor would be uninjured by this treatment. Subsistence supplies for the Army and This resulted in space economies amount- their shipment abroad received much and Tonnage. ing to approximately 60 per cent of the study, and as a result it was found neces- total shipments and greatly increased sary to completely revise the existing The War Department authorizes the the total volume of these goods which specifications for boxes, crates, and other following: could be carried in the available ships. food containers to meet the requirements A summary of the results obtained by of the service. The dehydration and the Bureau of Industrial Research since Shipments of Gasoline. evaporation of fruits and vegetables was its establishment is contained in a report The shortage of gasoline was so great then given special attention resulting in submitted by the chief of the bureau to and the number of tank ships available enhanced security against loss in ship- Maj. Gen. George W. Goethals, Director found necessary ment and bringing additional millions of of Purchase, Storage, and Traffic. so limited that it was to inaugurate the carrying of this es- pounds of edible food within the reach Conservation of Cargo Space. sential fuel in thousands of empty bar- of the troops in Europe. The subject of the transportation of refrigerator prod- The first task accomplished was a con- rels and containers which were needed for other purposes overseas. Regulations ucts was alse studied and resulted in a servation of ship and cargo space during new manner of trimming carcass beef the period when shipping facilities had to safeguard these shipments were care- fully studied and placed in operation. which saved a great deal of space. To reached an acute stage. The whole ques- still further increase the saving the com- tion of transportation was subjected to There has been no report of a single ac- cident having occurred in the shipment plete boning of beef was undertaken, and inquiry and the limited cargo capacity this proved acceptable to the supply of- available and the Army methods of pack- of this volatile fuel in cargo ships. Hay requirements for the remounts in ficers in France. It may be of interest ing supplies as -ell as the existing meth- to ods used France approximated a million tons a note that as a result of this investiga- by ordinary shippers were re- tion it was possible to increase the re- viewed and considered. The commercial year. This large volume of hay, when purchased in merchant bales, occupied frigerator capacity of the stations located practice was found to be wasteful in in France, to reduce space, uneconomical in the use of pack- space at about 220 cubic feet per ton. By the fuel needed for ing materials, and it also disregarded the the installation of baling compresses the maintaining the low temperatures, to in- hazards incidental to the long distance space required in railroad cars and in crease the capacity of the existing re- and frequent handling necessary in the shipment was reduced two-thirds, and the frigerator ships, to reduce the number of transportation to the fighting front. hay went forward in better condition at refrigerator cars needed on the railroads approximately 80 cubic feet per ton. The between Chicago and Nw York, and to Delays in Delivery. saving of transportation space in this one reclaim quantities of by-products made Delays in delivery were found due to item alone was so large as to justify a from the bone. incorrectly and badly marked packages continuation of these experiments in Use of Soluble Coffee. and supplies and parts of machinery many other directions. frequently miscarried because of failure The introduction of the use of soluble to put suitable directions in legible and 1otor Truck Transportation. coffee for trench use was made possible permanent form on every part of these The large number of motor trucks and this became almost indispensable shipments. As a result of a series of needed for the Motor Transport Service for supplying troops at the front. Great conferences between representatives of overseas, the various types produced in economy in transportation space and in each Army bureau, standard specifica- this country for special service, and the costs was developed from the shipment tions were prepared which proved accept- limited facilities for reassembling com- of the green bean which was roasted in able to the Inland Traffic, Storage, and pelled the shipment of assembled vehicles retorts located in France. Embarkation services and the Supply on the decks and in the holds of cargo The vast quantity of rubber tires and Service overseas. A uniform system of ships, resulting in considerable damage rims necessary for the maintenance of marking was introduced through a gen- in transit. These vehicles when loaded Motor Transport Service abroad war- eral order which has proved effective in on wheels occupied a greater area than ranted the shipment to France of the meeting requirements of each Army was warranted by their weight, causing necessary machinery for retreading Amer- bureau. a loss in shipping space so extensive as ican rims for rubber tires made of re- claimed rubber. Exhaustive study was Conferences by Allies' Agents. to make this one of the most important of the space conservation problems. given to the subject of the preservation Conferences were held by the repres- Standard trucks and automobiles each of leather, whether in harness or shoes, entatives of the allied armies and navies occupying from 1,200 to 1,500 cubic feet as this was an item of great importance. and represetatives of the Interstate Com- were finally condensed and crated in By the utilization of wool grease a dub- merce Commission, to consider regula- boxes occupying only one-fourth of that bin for this purpose was formulated tions in the transportation of explosives. space. With the increase of assembling which has proven its effectiveness in can- As a result of these meetings it was de- facilities and the training of motor me- tonment tests in this country. cided to permit, during the period of the chanies, it ultimately became possible to Baling in 3Burlap. war, shipments of inflammable and simi- ship practically all these automobiles in lar commodities under the regulations good condition, and in larger quantity The baling of Army goods in burlap prepared by the War Department. Ex- than had been thought possible. Results replacing wooden cases required vast plosives of all kinds in large quantities obtained in the study of the packing and (Continued on page 7.) THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 7 REPORT ON CONSERVATION LIST OF NAVY MEN COMMENDED FOR OF SHIP AND CARGO SPACE MERITORIOUS SERVICE BY DANIELS (Continued fron page o.) quantities of burlap. Added to this, the demand for sand bags made it necessary The Secretary of the Navy has com- Joseph A. Specht, jr., seaman (second to give consideration to some plan for mended the below-named men of the class), United States Navy; father, Jos- either providing a substitute material or Navy, members of the armed guard of eph A. Specht, sr., 5441 North Ashland else conserving the material on hand. As the S. S. Westboro, for voluntarily ren- Avenue, Chicago, Ill. a result of the recommendation of the dering assistance during an emergency. Franklin E. Wilder, electrician (third bureau, the burlap used for wrapping While this ship was in dangerous class), United States Naval Reserve materials was cut into such sizes as waters the commander of the vessel Force; mother, Mrs. Frances Wilder, wvould readily be reclaimable for sand asked for volunteers to assist in shifting 1010 Franklin Street, Olympia, Wash. bags in France. Millions of sand bags cargo and to stand watch, so that water Samuel Evans Bliss, electrician (third which had been purchased in the United could be pumped into the tanks to bring class), United States Navy; father, S. W. States were replaced by those made from the ship down bodily and make more Bliss, Tekamah, Nebr. the materials sent over as wrapping ma- speed. The following men, who have The Navy Department has commended terials from this country. been commended, volunteered: Paul Arthur Wilcox, chief machinist's standard specifications were Andrew mate (aviation) United States Naval Re- General White, chief turret captain, prepared for baling, packing, and crating. United States Navy; wife, Mrs. Emnma serve Force, for his daring action during A packing service school was established White, 2608 South Seventeenth Street, an experiment in connection with an laboratory in Mad- Philadelphia, Pa. aeroplane in which lie acted as mecha- at the Forest Service ison, Wis., for the training of officers and Alfred R. Arzig, boatswain's mate, see- nician, in voluntarily risking his life by 400 sol- taking enlisted men. Approximately ond class; father, Alvin F. Arzig, 3037 the plane into the air in order to diers were carefully instructed how to Troy Street, Chicago, Ill. make the test complete, realizing from inspect and bring to the attention of tie , Frank Earl White, gunner's mate, the performance of the control while be- regulations and third class. United States Navy; mother, ing tested in the water, that he was prac- bureau violations of the standard specifications. Recommenda- Mrs. Charlie Metcalf White, Shreveport, tically helpless. Wilcox enrolled in research experts La. March, 1917; mother, Mrs. Delia H. Wil- tions by the industrial for the improved crating of a single ship- Archie W. Nicol, seaman, United States cox. 189 South Main Street, Warren, ambulances Navy; father, Harry Nicol, Starkville, R. I. ment of 2,000 horse-drawn was calculated to effect a saving in ship- Colo. The Secretary of the Navy has com- ping spacq of 300,000 cubic feet, roughly Darrell W. Mendenhall, seaman, United mended James Black Mason, chief special equivalent to the carrying capacity of a States Navy; father, William Menden- mechanic, United States Navy, for his In the case of an hall, sinking 500-ton cargo boat. Sheridan, Oreg. gallant conduct subsequent to the order for 6,500 water carts, improved Clark P. Erwin, electrician, third class, of the S. S. Leiaster, on which he was a crating resulted in a saving of 279,000 United States Naval Reserve Force; passenger. cubic feet of shipping space. At the father. Edward K. Erwin, 1212 West Sev- Mason voluntarily aided in the launch- valuation of cargo space at $6 per cubic enth Avenue, Spokane, Wash. ing of two boats and sought his own foot, this represented a saving in money Edward S. Adkins, seaman, United safety without a life preserver as the of $1,674,000. These instances are fairly States Navy; father, Furman C. Adkins, ship sunk, swimming from one raft to by the im- Avenue, Pasadena, typical of the results secured 143 North Pasadena another until lie found one not so proved methods of boxing and crating of Cal. crowded, and to which Capt. Cone, United supplies. Albert 0. Skudrna, seaman, United States Navy, who had both legs broken, many classes of Army States Navy; mother, Mrs. Carolina was desperately clinging. He assisted Shipment of Airplanes. Skudrna, 5510 West Twenty-sixth Street, Capt. Cone as far as was possible, and, Cicero, Ill. after being picked up assisted the crew The studies which were made in reduc- Corbett V. Houtaling, seaman, United in performing their very creditable work tion of space necessary in which to ship States Navy; father, Arthur Houtaling, of rescuing the survivors until exhausted airplanes resulted in the cutting of the 202 River Street, Utica, N. Y. from his efforts. Mason enlisted in De- size of the boxes needed for a single Louie J. Summers, seaman, United cember, 1917; father, John Mason, 121 machine 50 per cent. This would mean States Navy; home address, South Wall- Gibbs Avenue, Newport, R. I. that with limited transportation facilities ingford, Vt. The Navy Department has commended double the number of planes could be Mtnson Vanderhoof, jr.. seaman, Emil Ferdinand Herberg, chief boat- shipped in a single trip across the ocean. United States Navy; mother, Mrs. Char- swain's mate, United States Navy, at- In one instance alone 50 carloads of lotte Vanderhoof, Spencer, Wis. tached to U. S. S. Mississippi, for his freight were so repacked as to require the John Henry Foy, seaman (second exceptional bravery and presence of mind space of only 15 with its proportionate class), United States Naval Reserve in saving the life of F. 0. Jones, a sea- saving in cargo space. Force; brother, James E. Foy, 1650 East man, on the night of August 7. Jones To the work of the Bureau of Indus- Sixty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. had been in a picket boat which capsized trial Research of the Purchase, Storage, Hugo A. Stahl, coxwain, United States alongside the Mississippi during a se- and Traffic Division is due the conserva- Navy; father, Edward Stahl, 232 Twelfth vere squall. The remainder of the crew tion of space in thousands of freight cars Street SE., Washington, D. C. of the boat were able to climb up the lad- and at least a million ship tons. Credit Roy Bigham, seaman, United States der in safety, but Jones, who being is also due the bureau for reduction in Navy; father, Frank R. L. Bigham, 3041 heavily built, was unable to do so. Her- lotses due to faulty and defective pack- Sixteenth Avenue, West, Seattle, Wash. berg, notwithstanding the heavy wind ing. As a result of the efforts of its ex- George Wilton Smith, seaman (second and sea, immediately fastened a line perts, lmillions of dollars were saved in class), United States Navy; father, J. around himself and jumped overboard packing materials and many more mil- W. Smith, 01ar, S. C. and held Jones, who was rapidly becom- lions of invaluable tonnage and cargo Kennetli Marvin Tibbetts, seaman, ing exhausted, until both were hauled on space for the use of the Army. United States Navy; Hannah Tibbetts, 5 board. Herberg enlisted in December, High Street, Brewer, Me. 1914; father, Elias Herberg, 209 Sixth Thomas P. Mulrooney, seaman (second Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. observed the burning planes proceeded class), United States Naval Reserve John Henry Shepler, chief machinist's to the scene and towed the less damaged Porce; mother, Bridget Mulrooney, 4424 mate, United States Naval Reserve plane out of reach of the flames. Moore, a Fralin Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Force, and Joseph W. Moore, seaman, in the meantime, jumped to the assist- Gerald M. Harriss, seaman, United second class, United States Naval Re- ance of ain aviator who was unable to States Navy; mother, Mrs. Hattie Har- serve Force, have been columended by swim and rescued him. Shepler enrolled riss, Portland, Oreg. Secretary Daniels for prompt and gal- in April, 1917; wife, Mrs. Hazel Shep- Harry Mell Alter, seaman (second lant services rendered in going to the ler, Cocoanut Grove, Fla. Moore enrolled class), United States Navy; father, assistance of two burning seaplanes off in December 1917; father, Thomas D. George N. Alter, Forest, Ohio. the coast of Florida. These men having Moore, 1t. F. D., Homestead, Fla. 8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919.

War Pictures Released RECENT FUEL ADMINISTRATION ORDERS I By the General Staff AFFECTING COAL AND COKE SALE RULES The United States Fuel Administra- such cancellation neither party to the con- The following United States official tract shall be under any turther liability to tion issues the following: the other thereunder and that neither shall photographs are released by the His- have any claim against the United States by torical Branch, War Plans Division, Gen- WAs1ulono, D. C., January 17, 1919. reason of such contract or the cancellation eral Staff. Prints may be obtained at The United States Fuel Administrator, act- thereof. ing under authority of an Executive order of (3) Every such contract shall provide that 25 cents each from the Photographic See- the President of the United States, dated 23 coal or coke deliverable thereunder shall be tion, Signal Corps, Nineteenth and B August, 1017, appointing said administrator, subject to requisition by the United State Streets NW., Washington, D. C.; phone, and of subsequent Executive orders, and in Fuel Administrator or his representatives, in- furtherance of the purpose of said orders and cluding under the term "requisition" the Branch :3873, Main 2,370. of the act of Congress therein referred to right to divert such coal or coke to any other 8345. Gen. Caueher decorating Maj. William and approved August 10, 1917, party than the purchaser named in the con- J. Donoian, conuanding officer, 1st Battalion, Hereby orders and directs that that por- tract; that such requisition may be made 165th Infantry, and Pvt. James Quigley, Com- tion of the order of said administrator dated at any time during the continuance of the pany E, 165th Infantry Regiment. Croismare, December 24, 1917, entitled " Order of the contract and prior to actual receipt and un- France, March 18, 1918. United States Fuel Administrator regulating loading of the coal or coke so requisitioned, at 13068. Serat. Webb, Company C, 2d Field the making of contracts by operators, pro- the point of ultimate destination by the per- Rattallon, Signal Corps, decorated with the ducers, and jobbers of coal and coke," issued son entitled thereto under the terms of the Croix de Guerre for bravery. Iroissy, France, as Publication No. 16 of the United States contract; that such requisition shall be made May 6, 1918. Fuel Administration, not heretofore vacated, at the going Government price in effect at the 14082. Lieut. W. D. Meyering. Company D, be and the same hereby is vacated and set date of shipment, for the particular shipment 23d Regihent Infantry, 2d Division, presented aside as of the effective date of the regula- of coal or coke so requisitioned, or, if on the with a dirtinguished service medal at Chan- tion hereinafter established, and said admin- date of such shipment there is no going mont, France, May 30, 1918. istrator Government price for the coal or coke so 16817. Lieut. Edward Buford, Jr., 95th Aero Hereby makes and establishes the following requisitioned, then at the price at which such Squadron, awarded D. S. C. for fight with five regulation effective January 18, 1919, shipment has been consigned by the shipper Gernans, bringing down one. Toul, France, thereof, and without other or further liability RErGULATIoN RELATIVI TO THE MAKING OF of the Government or the requisitionce to June 22, 1918. CoNTRACTS Foe THE SALE OF COAL OR Con 19155. King George decorating Pvt. Harry either party to the contract than the payment Dr OPERATORS, PRODUCDRS, JOBBERS, SALES of the price determined as hereinhefore in Shelly wilh the medal of honor for gallantry AnENTS, Os PUlRCHASING AGenrTS OF COAL in the advance from Hamel on July 4, 1918. this paragraph provided, and transportation ie was the first man to be decorated that day; Ol COKE. and other like charges paid or accruca. Gen. John J. Pershing and Gen. Holman, Brit- (1) Every contract for the sale of coal or (4) All contracts for the sale of coal or ish, in the background, 33d Division. Mol- coke made by an operator, producer, jobber, coke are subject to cancellation and termuina- liens-auIois, France, Angust 6, 1918. sales agent, or purchasing agent of coal or tion at any time by the President or by the 19156. King George decorating Lieut. Harry coke shall provide that the price of each ship- United States Fuel Admini-irator. Tagle for gallantry in the advance from Hamel ment of coal or coke made thereunder shall II. A. GARrELD, on July 4. Molliens-au-Bois, France, August 0, not exceed the price at the mine or the place United States Fiel Administrator. 1918. of production, as established by the President, By CYRUS GArcsEY, .7p., 19157. King George has just decorated or by the United States Fuel Administrator, Asst. United States Fel Admninistrator. eargt. James E. Krum, 3d Division, Molliens- for the particular coal or coke to be shipped, au-B is, France, August 6, 1918. and in effect at the date of shipment; pro- UNITrD STATES FUEL ADMINTcSTRATION, 22904. Gen. John J. Pershing pinning the vided, however, that every such contract made Washington, D. C., January 16, 1919. D. S. C. on Licut. Col. J. M. Cullison, United by a jobber, sales agent, or purchasing agent The United States Fuel Administrator, act- Ktates, 26th Infantry, commander, September may provide for the addition to the price ing under authority of an Executive order 7, 1918. aforesaid of a margin or commission which of the President of the United States dated 2:3728. Gen. John J. Pershing decorating shall not exceed oil any shipment the peris- August 23, 1917, appointing said administra- Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, connanding of- sible margin or commission allowed, at the tor, and of subsequent Executive orders, and ficer, 84th Brigade, with a D. S. C. for bravery date of such shipment, to said jobber, sales in furtherance of the purpose of said orders on the Chateau Thierry front, Bulligny, agent, or purchasing agent under the orders and of the act of Congress therein referred to Franc e. of the President or of the United States Fuel and approved August 10, 1917. 237:0. Gen. John J. Pershing decorating Administrator then in force. Ifereby orders and directs that the order Pvt. Nifk Connors, 168th Regiment Infantry, (2) Every such contract shall provide that of said administrator, dated January 2. 1919, formerly 3d Regiment Infantry, Iowa National the same shall be forthwith canceled and of vacating the orders of May 16, 1918. and Guard, 42d Division, with D. S. C. for bravery no further binding effect upon either party July 16, 1918, restricting the distribution of at ( h:teau Thierry, France. thereto. upon receipt of a request or an order bituminous coal and smokeless coal by way 23751. Capt. Thomas E. Hunt, commanding from the United States Fuel Administrator of the docks on Lake Michigan or Lake Su- officer, Company C, 5th Field signal Battalion, for such cancellation, and that in case of perior, be and the same hereby is amended by 3d Division, distributing copies of commenda- striking out at the end of said order after the tion from the division commander for excel- words "in charge of said docks" the words lence liaison work during the offensive on the " and no such permit shall be granted unless Mne Handing letter to Pvt. Harold Wiltie, the application therefor shall have been ap- Boanet, France. Proved by the Federal fuel administrator for 24057. American corporal wins British mili- NAVAL CASUALTIES the State in which the retail dealer or con- tary modal. Under heavy bombardment and I sumer desiring such sale or shipment is lo- machine- un fire, Corpl. L. K. Knowles, of cated; " and said administrator United States Signal Corps platoon, oin the Further orders and directs that all permits lritish-American front, maintained an artil- The Navy Department reports the fol- heretofore or hereafter obtained from the dis- lery observation post which enabled the artil- lowig casualties: trict representative of the United States Fuel lery to break up an enemy counterattack and Administration in charge of said docks, Ensign under Inflict heavy losses. For his heroism the Brit- Edwin Anthony Louis. United States the proviso of said order of January 2, 1919, Sh awarded him the British military medal, Naval Reserve Force, died at Baltimore, Md., although granted without the approval of a which is indicated by the small badge. The January 16, of lymphatic leukaemia. Wife, Federal fuel administrator, be and the same m '0>1itself is worn only on dress uniforms. Mrs. Mary Virginia Thurston Louis, 2209 Chel- hereby are validated. Corpl. Knowles is the first man in his division sea Terrace, Baltimore, Md. This order shall be effective January 16, to be honoredl with this medal. The following enlisted men died as the 1919. 28288. Officer and two men of the 6th Divi- HT. A. GAenorm, s'on who were decorated with the D. S. C. by result of a seaplane accident at Pensa- United States Fuel Administrator, Maj. (Gen. John B. McMahon. Left to right, cola, January IS: By CYRS GAR'ssY, Jr., Liut. Mudge, Assistant Corpl. Chas. Howard, and Sergt. James United States Fuel Admzinistrator. Iluppiman. Foret do Ilesse, Meuse, France, Joseph Gray, chief quartermaster October 10, 1918. (Aviation) United States Naval Reserve Force. Mother, Mrs. Margaret Stewart Gray, 5928 Smokeless Coal Shipments. Walnut Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. John Wignore, chief quartermaster (Avia- To correct a slight misconception of its or- tion) United States Naval Reserve Force. der of January 16, regarding the removal of Admits Farm Laborers Mother, Mrs. Martha Prancisca Wigmore, 149 restrictions on shipments of bituminous coal West Adams Street, Los Angeles, Cal. and smokeless coal by way of the docks on From Bahamas to Florida Peter Antone Olbertz, boatswain's mate Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, the United (second class), United States Naval Reserve States Fuel Administration points out that this order still keeps The Secretary of Labor has Force, was accidentally knocked overboard in effect a provision directed and lost by being hit by a coaling boom that: that the entry of farm laborers from the Father, Peter C. Olbertz, 518 Tenth Street, " Low volatile smokeless coal shall not be Bahana Islands for employment on the Ifoquiam, Wash. sold or shipped from docks on Lake Michigan and Lake Superior for use by domestic con- east coast of Florida be authorized until sumers unless a permit for such sale or ship- June 30, 1919. ment shall first have been obtained from the This action was taken because of the acreage this spring, and that to deprive district representative of the United States Fuel Administration in charge of said docks." representations made by Senator Fletcher them suddenly of the source of labor The order also declared valid all permits and others to the effect that the farmers upon which they have been relying dur- heretofore or hereafter obtained from the dis- of that section have been encouraged by ing the war (Balhanan negroes) would, trict representative in charge of said docks, under the proviso of the order of January 2, other branches of the Government to pre- therefore, work a hardship and indi- 1919, although granted without the approval pare for the planting of unusually large vidual loss to farmers. of the Federal Fuel Administrator. THE ,OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 9

LIST Of CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, JANUARY 22, 1919. FOGED, Lawrence P. Peter Foged, Carson FLEMING, William. W. F. Fleming, 727 City, Nev North Thirty-eighth Street, Philadelphia, The following casualties are reported FOSTER, Harvey J. C. Foster,*R. F. D. 5, Pa. New Albany, Miss. GATJTHIER, James. Mrs. B. Gauthier, 590 by the commanding general of the Amferi- FRANCIS, Ernest H. Ernest Francis, 2573 Fourth Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. can Expeditionary Forces: St. Olga Street, Cleveland, Ohio. GRAY, Newton L. James B. Gray, Warren- ton, Va. in action ------69 PREGEATJ, Arthur J. Edward J. Fregeau, Killed 707 Evergreen Street south, Kankankee, Ill. GROH, Lawrence D. Louis Groh, R. F. D. Died from wounds ------43 PREUND, Hermann A. Fred W. Freund, 4, Grand Rapids, Mich. Died from accident and other Hoffman, Ill. HORN, Fred J. George Horn, Ridgefield, FUERST, George. Fred Fuerst, Stotland, S. Wash. causes ------20 Dak. HUGHES, Thomas. William R. Hughes, R. F. Missing in action------20 GARDNER, Coley W. Mrs. Cora L. Gardner, D. 7, Seattle, Wash. it. F. D. 1, box 81-9, Melfa, Accomac ILKO, Peter. Anton Ilko, 1049 North Kedrale County, Va. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Total ------152 GERLACK, William H. Henry Gerlack, R. IRBY, Spriley E. Robert Spriley, R. F. D. 1, F. D. 4, Algoma, Wis. box 22, Blackstone, Va. Killed in Action. GRIFFIN, Fred H. A. M. Griffin, 316 South KEMO, John W. Miqs Louis Kemp, 9 Bank Oakley Street, Kansas City, Mo. Street, New York, N. Y. LIEUTTNANTS. HERBERT, Frank. Mrs. Malvina Herbert, KORECZ, Peter H. Joqeph Koreci, 1012 Jen- LEVIE, Walter H. Mandyville T. Levie, R. 82 Greely Street, Tiffin, Ohio. nel Street, Kenosha, Wis. F. D. 3. Montezuma, Ga. HIGGINS, James. Mrs. M. Sullivan, 439 KROEKER, Henry E. Henry Kroeker, Reed- MICHENRY, Oliver F. Amos W. McHenry, Academy Street, Long Island City, N. Y. ley Cal. 342 Bowman Street, Berwick, Pa. JEWELL, Bonnie L. Mrs. Iva Jewell, Corn- LARkIN, Patrick J. John Larkin, 1216 MATTERN, Henry. Mrs. Mary Mattern, 200 land, Ill. Bedford Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Easton Avenue, New Brunswick, N. J. KLECZKA, Casimir A. Mrs. Walerys Kleczka, LEMOINE, Murphy P. Mellien Lemoine, Bor- ROSS, Albert S. Charles W. Ross, 1627 1046 Midland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. delonville La. Twelfth Avenue South, Birmingham, Ala. LANE, Hirman. Sam V. Lane, Wayland, LOVELACf, Aicey M. Mrs. Ada Lovelace, Ridgetop, Tenn. SERGEANT. Va. MACON, Preston A. T. D. Macon, Wetumpka, LUMSIDN, Clarence. Mrs. R. A. Lumsden, KELLY, Peter F. Mrs. Katherine Kelly, 688 Ala. Boones Mill, Va. East Sixteenth Street, New York, N. Y. MOECKEL, John E. Frank C. Moeckel, 8447 McCAFFERY, Bernard. Patrick M. McCaf- CORPORALS. Bodine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. fery, 528 West Fifty-seventh Place, Chi- NYBAK, Jakob A. John Wilson, box 557, Kel- cago, Ill. CLAYTON, John M. Mrs. E. C. Meyers, log, Idaho. McLAUGHLIN, Charles C. Mrs. Lizzie Mc- North Pierce Street, Lima, Ohio. Laughlin, Huntersville, W. Va. CRUDELE, Esterino A. Mrs. Antonio Crn- OLIVER Ray McKay. Mrs. Mattie L. Oliver, 3366 Gillharm Road, Kansas City, Mo. MACK, Arthur Leroy. Mrs. Alice Mack, R. F. dele, Isernia, Italy. D. 2, Westfield, Pa. Ainsle. George Gal- PATE, Robert MI. William Pate, Woodville, GALBRAITH, Russell Tex. MARTELL, Lorenzo. Mrs. Thois Martell, il- braith. 211 East First Street, Monroe, Mich. ton, Vt. HINKLE, Lawrence E. Mrs. Etta M. Hinkle, SAINTO, Nicola. Francesco Sanito, Jaso Ca. labria Italy. PENL AND, David A. D. A. Penland, S., Tri- Millersburg, Ohio. ana, Ala. MARKSTAHLER, Edward R. Edward Mark- SCHAEFER, Frank William. William Schaefer, RICHARDSON, Roy Rudolph. Mrs. Margaret stahler, 683 East Twenty-fifth Street, Brook- South Kaukauna, Wis. Clarice Richardson, R. F. D. 1, Odin, Ill. lyn, N. Y. SCHOLZ, Arthur E. Mrs. Scholz, 288 Wis- SHELLENBERGER, Abraham. Lorenzo Shel- RAY, Mathew R. George F. Ryan, 26 Mel- consin Avenue, Oshkosh, Wis. lenberger, Beaver City, Nebr. rose Street, Boston, Mass. SITZ, Shelby. John Sltz, Canton, Ark. SHERER, Ray E. Mrs. Rhoda Sherer, 1520 WEISSBORN, Eric F. Mrs. Marie Banes, box SMAUS, Louis J. Miss Besse Smaus, Prague, North Sixth Street, Payette, Idaho. 269, Wibaux, Mont. Nebr. SIMONS, Ritchie. Mrs. Victoria Simons, R. WOOD, Albert J. Robert A. Wood, Richmond, SNIDER, Dan W. Miss Jennie Snider, Vo- F. D. 1, Berea, W. Va. Mo. nOre, Tenn. STEPHENS, James M. William F. Stephens, PRIVATES. SOLOMON, Sidney. Samuel Solomon, 22 Rah- Emerson, Ky. way Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. WATSON, James. Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, STOE, Anthony J. Mrs. Freda Souders, 323 STUBENRANCH, Rudolph W. Mrs. Adlini East Frederick Street, Lancaster, Pa. 484 Sixtieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stubenranch, 4541 Newport Avenue, St. WITANGER Harrison 0. A. C. Whanger, R. STUTSMAN, Richard L. Robert N. Stutsman, Louis, Mo. Santa Rosa, Cal. F. D. 2, jewisburg, W. Va. STUFFLET, John J. Mrs. Millie Stufflet, WILBER, William J. Samuel Wilber, 9 Co- TROGOLO, Carlo. Carlo Fu Carlo Trogolo, Oley, Pa. Cuceglio Can, Italy. WvellAvenue, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. TOBIAS, Frank Herbert. Mrs. Mamie Tobias, WILKINS, Henry F. Mrs. banie Wilkins, 1117A East Grand Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Died from Accident. Bremen, Ky. URBAN, Charles M. Andrew Urban, R. F. D. WILL, Aloys J. Henry Wills, R. F. D. 1, A, Giddings, Tex. LIEUTENANTS. Chickasaw, Ohio. VALEINTIEN, Behrend. Lambert Valentien, COOK, Harry. Richard B. Cook, 317 New WISE, Walter. George Wise, R. F. D. 4, R. F. D. 18, Comfrey, Minn. Greenfield, Ohio. Street, Easton, Pa. WILSON, Homer. Sidney M. Wilson, 144 For- WHITNEY, Holyoke. Richard S. Whitney, est Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. Died from Wounds. 793 High Street, Dedham, Mass. ANDERSON, Abraham. Daniel Anderson, box LIEUTENANTS. SERGEANTS. 72, Ewen, Mich. ANDERSON, Clarence J. Andrew Anderson, DUCIIAN, Louis. Mrs. Sarah Duchan, 1128 DULIN, Edwin L. Alex Dulin, Sutton, W. Va. Cambridge, Nev. Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. STAMBAUGH, La Roy D. Mrs. Henrietta BALL, William H., jr. Mrs. Ida E. Ball, McQUAID, Arthur. Mrs. E. F. McQuaid, Stambaugh, Rehrersburg, Berks Conntj, Pa. 94 Clinton Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. 6417 Drexel Avenue, Chicago, Ill. CORPORALS. Ma- STORER, Willis D., jr. Dr. Willis D. Storer, BENNETT, Andrew. Mrs. Jane Bennett, 838 BRANDOW, Henry J. Everett Brandow, 219 kanda, 111. Beldon Avenue, Chicago, Ill. North Commercial Street, Neenah, Wis. BISKY, Joseph A. Valentine Bisky, 112 Long CORPORALS. LEWIS, Kenneth R. Edwin G. Lewis, 308 Lake Avenue, Alpena, Mich. BALL, James N. Frank Ball, Hillsdale, Pa. Cedar Street, Niles, Mich. BOHNER, Frederick A. George Bohner, Fol- BERTHERMAN, Robert E. Robert E. Berth- WELSH, Wilfred J. Mrs. Helena Welsh, 154 tarie. N. Dak. erman, 366 Blackstone Street, Providence, East Spring Street, Winooski, Vt. E. William Breden- BREDENDICK, William R. 1. WAGONER. dick, Shepley, Wis. FINGERMAN, Robert M. David Fingerman, CHANDLER. Lester G. Mrs. Eula M. Chan- 1186 Tinton Avenue, New York, N. Y. DNOYAN, James W. Mrs. Elizabeth Dono- dler, 411 Warren Avenue, Brockton Mass. STEDENER, Stanley. Ella Stedener, 41 van, 21 Comde Street, Pawtucket, R. I. CLARK, Dewey G. George H. Clark, 1h. F. D. Chapel Street, Ellenville, N. Y. PRIVATES. 1, Cape Neddick, Me. COHEN, Phillip. Samo Cohen, Solmin, AECHANIC. CANTAFTIO, Joe. Santo Lucia, Warren, Pa. Grodno, Russia. HELMAN, Frank. Mrs. Helen H. Kowalskl, OLSON, Orman G. Otto P. Olson, box 51, South Harding Avenue, Chicago, Ill. CROWE, Jesse. Mrs. Nan Curtis, Indian Sawyer, Wis. 4749 Fields, Ky. KNOBLOCK, Frank. Herman Knoblock, 1207 DAVIS. David H. Mrs. Anna Davis, 1016 PRIVATES. North Luthgew Street, Philadelphia, Pa. West Fourteenth Street, Denver, Colo. BINDER, Louis. Mrs. Ludwig Binder, R. F. McNAMARA, Michael. Mrs. George Keel, 1846 DAVIS, Thomas A. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, D. 2, Marshfield, Wis. Gladstone Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Estrella, Cal.' ILCHAFFIN, Raymond R. Mrs. Lizzie Bean, PEIfRSON, Arthur B. Mrs. Arthur B. Pehr- DENNO, Henry D. Henry Denno, R. F. D. 5, Laconia, Ind. son, 829 South Fighth Street, Minneapolis, Brandon, Vt. DAVIS, Charlie. Mrs. Maria Davis, R. P. D. Minn. DERROUGII, Harley L. John T. Dorrough, 2, box 57, Montezuma, Tenn. PIGGOTT, Garrett. Mrs. N. Piggott, 69 R. F. D. 8, Williamsburg, Ohio. DEW, Todd Mrs. Laura Dew, R. F. D. 4, Water Street, Medford, Mass. DONNERSON, William V. William J. Don- Glouster, Ohio. RENKEN, Anthony A. Mrs. Anna Renken, nerson, R. P. D. 1, Dover, N. C. DODD, Kent C. C. S. Dodd, Fincastle, Va. 3320A Park Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. FAHEY, Earl E. Mrs. Eva G. Scholtes, PERRY, Alexander G. Mrs. Alexander G. SIMMONS, Jedeiah R. Mrs. Flora Clifford, Angela, Mont. Ferry, R. F. D. 1, Woodward, Iowa. Commercial Street, Rockport, Me. FLEKAL, Frederick J. Mrs. Bella Stanley, FLEMING, James. Mrs. Julia A. Fleming, SMITH, Joe. Benjamin Carpeck, Lyndonville, 1500 East Price Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 445 Restwick Avenue, Janesville, Wis. Vt. 71"-19_ 3 10 THE OFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING Louis A. Mrs. Catherine Sey- LYNCI, Frank, P. Michael J. Lynch, 201 LARMOIT, William A. James Larmour, 7 IZYMANSKI,manski, 350 Superior Street, Detroit, Mich. Elliot Street, Brattleboro, Vt. Olive Street, Worcester, Mass. WHITE, William Leander. Mrs. Etta Taylor, MERWIN, Hugh R. Mrs. Florence M. Mer- LAY, Cleveland. Mrs. Minnie Myhone, Jones- 1127 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. win, Woodridge, Sullivan County. N. Y. boro, Ark. WIGGS, Wallie W. Mrs. Ludie W. Burdon, SMITtI, William A. Joseph Dombrowski, 21 LEWIS, Clyde C. Mrs. Maggie Lewis, 18 Vidalia, Ga. West Street, MiJlbury, Mass. Wood Street, Hamilton, Ohio. WILLIAMS, James Jay. Mrs. Mary C. Wil- LEWMAN, Fred C. Elsworth Lewman, Hax- Missing in Action. llams, Randolph, N. Y. ton, Colo. SERGEANTS. ZERI1USEN, Francis J. Henry Zerhusen, LOFTNESS, Joseph C. Martin Loftness, R. F. 1404 East Chase Street, Baltimore, lid. D. 5, Hector, Minn. FAHEY, Matthew L. Miss Katherine Fahey, CHAUFFERS. McCUNE, Clarence. Oscar McCune, R. F. D. 674 Tenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 5, Mitchell, S. Dak. WIREN, Norman. Mrs. Nellie Wiren, 1307 LITTRELL. Frank Davis. Mrs. Minnie Har- McGARVEY, John. John McGarvey, 18 Pros- Fourth Street, Wausau, Wis. ris, 812 East Main Street, loopeston, Ill. pect Street, Stoughton, lMass. CORPORALS. MANNING, Arthur B. Mrs. Eliz Manning, MAYS, John E. Mrs. Nancy J. Mays, R. F. North Waterford, Me. DANKO, Andrew. Mrs. Mary Danko, 123 D. 1, Van, Pa. Frank Alley, McKeesport, Pa. WAGONER. MONHOLLEN, Lida. James Monhollen, Gat- ENRIGHT, Stephen A. Mrs. Mayme Enright, SNELL, Albert J. Mrs. Mary Snell. Berry liff, Ky. Hillyard, Wash. Harbor, S. C., North Devon, England. OPER, Ralph. Mrs. Dora V. Oper, Lakeside, Ohio. MECHANIC. COOK. PHILLIPS, Wallace. Mrs. Frank Jacob. 4324 JOHNSON, Louis Garfield. Thomas Johnson, BURKE, Charles L. Mrs. Francis Linker, Princeton Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Blanchardville, Wis. Monroe, Ill. PRYOR, Jonesy. Edmund Pryor, 160 Rip- PRIVATES. rap Road, Hampton, Va. PRIVATES. RAGSDALE, Chester L. Cornelius Lee Rags- Oku- AULD, Archibald. William Auld, 3025 East BOGDEN, John. Miss Francis flogden, Seventy-ninth Place, Chicago, Ill. dale, Hollis, Okla. in, Russia. BAIRD, Joseph A. Mrs. Katherine Baird, REED, Leonard M. Mrs. Celle Reed, Thi- BONNE, Joe. Tony Maviluccla, 129 Front 1440 South Twenty-first Street, Philadel- bodaux, La. Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. REID, Lon M. William H. Reid, Ohio City, CARPENTER, Guy R. Ben Carpenter, West phia, Pa. BAKER, John H. J. Howard Baker, 19 Bar- Ohio. De Pere, Wis. ROBINSON, William C. Mrs. Susie Robinson, COE, William F. Raymond Coe, 913 Curtis nard Street, Andover, Mass. BARKER, Oliver. Mrs. Roxanna Green, De- Moline, Kans. Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. ROSS, Jerry. Mrs. Irene Ross, Coleman, Okla. CORBETT, Hiram Fred. Mrs. Alice Turner mopolis, Ala. BLOOMGREN, RUBY, Nicodemus L. Horace Ruby, 307 Corbett, 124 Sixth Avenue North, Fargo, Victor E. Mrs. M. Bloomgren, Highland Avenue, Carnthersville, Mo. N. Dak. 1016 West Fifty-ninth Street, Chicago, Ill. BUCHANAN, Benjamin. Benjamin SALSBURY, Nathaniel, Mrs. Narsis Sals- DE POALIS, Antonio. Mrs. Marie De Poalis, Buchanan, bury, Springfield, Ark. Sonniono, Italy. R. F. D. 6, box 31, Heflin, Ala. 5ARGIS, Israel. Mrs. B. Abraham. 145 DEVINE, Claude R. Mrs. Myrtle Scott, 106 BURDICK, Elmer F. Tames Burdick, 517 Washington Avenue, New Britain, Conn. East Water Street, Elmira, N. Y. Montague Street, Rockford, Ill. SCHNESSLER, Irving H. Mrg. Francis DIESTOL, Edward F. Mrs. Ellen Dineen, CITAUSSEE, Wilford P. R. F. Chaussee, R. F. Schnessler, 1002 West Erie Street, Chi- 1063 Jackson Avenue, New York, N. Y. D. 2, Pacific, Wash. cago, Ill. FARA, John Frank. Mrs. Joseph Fara, West CHRIST, Martin C. Mrs. Hettrick Christ, 22 SHAFFER, Michael. Michael L. Shaffer, R. Bend, Wis. Thompson Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. F. D. 1, Brookville, Pa. HADCOCK, Frank W., Jr. Mrs. Frank W. COLTON. Eldood Digby. John Fenley Colton, SHARP, Richard A. Mrs. Lillie P. Sharp, Hadcock, Jr., 125 Loomis Street, Little box 559, Lodge Avenue, Evansville, Ind. R. F. D. 2, Scottsboro, Ala. Falls, N. Y. CORTHELL, Nelson E. M. F. Corthell, 119 SHAW, Albert. Albert Shaw,.2 Willard Ave- IIARROP, Percy H. Mrs. Francis Gilchrist, Myrtle Street, Melrose, Mass. nue, Jamaica. N. Y. 1917 First Street, Hergenwood Park, North CURRENS, Clarence. William Currens, Mur- SHROLL, Daniel. Wihiam Kaub. New iol- Bergen, N. J. ray City, Ohio. land, Pa. KING, Albert. Mrs. Jennie King, 75 South CURRY, Ota D. Mrs. Edna Curry, 905 North SKODA, Joseph A. Joseph Skoda, R. F. D. First Street, Elizabeth, N. Y. Hickory Street, Champaign, Ill. 3. Waukomis, Okla. LEVASSETJR, Romeo. John Levasseur, Van- DAVIS, Elihugh. Mrs. Ruthie Davis, route 2, SMITH. Charles E. Charles W. Smith, box buren, Me. box 38, Cotton Plant, Ark. 386, Downs, Kans. LOMBARDI, Rocco. Joseph Lombardi, No. DE BROUX, Glen. Mick De Bronx, Parson, SMITH, Clark. Mrs. Georgia Mix, general 27, Bagoleno, Lombard, Italy. Wis. delivery, Hastings, Ga. STANEK, Thomas F. Anton Stanek, 2527 DEVENT, Benjamin. Mrs. Calogera Beriena, SMITH, Olar. Mrs. Nance Smith, Zel1wood, South Avers Avenue, Chicago, Ill, 4407 North Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. Fla. DODGSON, Harry. Mrs. Ella Dodgson, 1218 SOMMERS, William F. Mirs. Amelia Som- Madison Street, St. Louis, Mo. mers, 08 South Indiana Street, Waseca, SECTION 2, JANUARY 22, 1919. DOWNEY, Jerry P. Jerry M. Downey, Floe, Mu. W. Va. SORENSEN. Anton B. Mrs. Alice J. Fan- The following casualties are reported DUMBAVIN, Richard. Mrs. Jean Dumbavin, ning, 1007 South Natchez Avenue, North by the comnanding general of the Ameri- 215 Midland Grove, Arlington, N. J. Yakima. Wash. EGENHOEFER, Henry M. Lawrence Egen- STALEMO, Theodore. Mrs. Sarah Stalemo, can Expeditionary Forces: hoefer, 921 North Eden Street, Baltimore, Fisher, Minn. Died in aeroplane accident ------3 Md. STICH, Harvey. Charles Stich, 614 Nine- FERSON, Edward John. Mrs. Margaret Fer- teenth Street, Oshkosh, Wis. Died of disease ------97 son, 417 La Grange Street, West Roxbury, SYLVESTER, Clifford W. Mrs. James Dun- Wounded severely ------117 Mass. lys, Willow Grove, Pa. FORD, James. David Ford, 6519 South TAYLOR, Jeff. Mrs. Texas M. Taylor, El- Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, Ill. more, N. C. Total ------217 FREDRICKSON, Holdor. Ben J. Peterson, THORPE, Clifford, Morsen Thorpe, 535 Mc- Harris, Minn. Kinney Street, Macomb, III. Died in Aeroplane Accident. GAULT, George M. Mrs. Cora Gault, star UPRIGHT, Roelif M. Levi B. Upright, 73 route, Means, Ohio. Palisade Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. LIEUTENANTS. GIESEKING, Elmer H. Alfred Gieseking, VAN DE KIRKOVE, Ambrose V. John M. GRISNER Walter. I. H. Grisner, Royal Cen- 8571 Tracy Road, St. Louis, Mo. Van De Kirkove, Koswick, Iowa. ter, Ind. GOULD, Ralph Kenneth. Mrs. Theresa Mary WHITE, Allen C. Mrs. Arte E. Thomblison, SUGGS, Henry L. Arthur M. Suggs, Spencer, Gould, 1320 Washington Avenue, Monaca, Kirby. Oreg. N. C. Pa. WORKMAN, Ward. Marshall Workman, Jesse, PRIVATE. GRAHAM, Walter. Miss Phoeba Graham, Wyoming County, W. Va. Allendale, S. C. SMITH, Marion. Charles M. Smith, Bozeman, HAGGERSON, Charles Neil. George Henry Wounded Severely. Mont. Haggerson, 1705 State Street, Menominee, Mich. LIEUTENANTS. Died of Disease. HALL, Theodore G. Mrs. George Hall, El- LIEUTENANT COLONEL. GETTY, Richard W. Mrs. Maria C. Getty, mar, Minn. Downs, Kans. LAMPERT, James G. B. Mrs. James G. B. HANSEN, Carl F. 0. Arnold Strackbein, R. IHUEY, Frank G. Mrs. Blanche N. Huey, Lampert, 480 Washington Street, Oshkosh, F. D. 1, Battle Creek, Iowa. 526 West Sixth Street, Newton, Kans. Wis. HARDY, William. Mrs. Mary F. Hardy, NOTTINGHAM, William K. Mrs. Margaret SERGEANTS. Moss, Miss. HENDERSON, Samuel. Mrs. Sussie H. Bel- Nottingham, Carlton, Oreg. DENNIS, Newman G. Mrs. Ruth Dennis, Dal- any. Little River, S. C. SOUTHARD, Earl. Mrs. Gertrude Southard, las, Oreg. HOBBS, Vaden. Mrs. Mary Hobbs, Clinton, Miamiville, Ohio. FITZMAURICE, John D. Maurice Fitzmaurice, N. C. SERGEANTS. Condon, Oreg. HUBBARD, Rufus R. Mrs. Mollie Hubbard, ANDERSON, Benjamin F. Mrs. Nellie Hutin- FLYNN, William. Mrs. Julia Flynn, 37 South Hill, Va. son, Clinton, Ill. Franklin Street, Charleston, S. C. JOERRES, John. Miss Kathrine Joerres, R. DOZER, Ottis V. Mrs. Emma Dozer, gen- JENSEN, Chris. Antone Jensen, Linden, S. F. D. 1, Station D, box 92A, Milwaukee, eral delivery, Cedar Vale, Kans. Dak. Wis. DUDLEY, Alfred E. Alfred W. Dudley, 22 CORPORALS. KEITH, Elisha Boudinot. Boudinot Keith, Standish Avenue, Providence, R.I. BLACET, Ernest V. Stephen Blacet, R, F. D. 33 West Sixty-seventh Street, New York, FLOE, Stephen S. Mrs. Grace E. Floe, Stan- 5, Greenville, Ill. N. Y. wood, Wash. DIXON, William M. Mrs. Sarah A. Dixon, KENNEDY, Vernon B. William W. Kennedy, HALL, Lewis C. Mrs. G. W. Hall, Ander- R. P. D. 3, Bay City, Mich. R. F. D. 4, box 36, Clayton, Ala. son. S. C. FRANDSEN, Frank P. Mrs. Esther Frand- KILPATRICK, Hezekiah. Miss Ruth N. KiI- RILEY, Leon L. Mrs. Lilly Riley, 2801 Fourth sen, 6244 Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, Ill. patrick, Middlesburg, Va. Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. HARDIN, Mark. Dr. Bernard L. Hardin, KINNE, Eldon C. Mrs. Ada M. Almy, box SHELTON, William C. Jim Shelton, Murchi- 1311 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C, 101, Ellsworth, Wis. son, Tex. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING STARCHS, John J. Miss Anna Starchs, 175 ECKHOFF, Theodore Fred. Mrs. A. Eckhoff, WELLS, Norman. Mrs. Laura Wells, Den- Center Street, Freeland, Pa. R F. D. 1, Iona, Mo. bigh, Va. WITZEL, George. Martin Witsel, 2225 North ELLER, James W. Hansford Eller, 266 East WIDENER, Raymond B. Airs. Anna L. Wide- Lawrence Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Carlton Avenue, Detroit, Mich. ner, Chili Station Monroe County, N. Y. CORPORALS. FAVARO, Panteleo. Mrs. Katherine Eppo- WITHERSPOON, klbert E. Mrs. Rachel lito, 811 Van Ness Avenue, New York, N. Y. Witherspoon, Terre Haute, Ind. CARTER, Theodore Hamilton. Mrs. May Car- FOSS, Samuel G. Frank H. Foss, 805 Ohio WRIGHT, Ernest W. L. F. Wright, Hazel- ter, 1015 North Van Buren Street, Bay City, Stieet, East Cairo, Ky. ton, N. Dak. Mich. GALBRATH, Fremont B. Mrs. Sadie Ober- ZABLECKIS, John. George Zableckis, 103 FAGG, Charles V. Mrs. Mary T. Fagg, chil- meyer, Highland Park Station, Chatta- Jackson Street, Newark, N. J. dress, Tex. nooga, Teen. ZDANCZYK, Joe. Walter Zdancyk, 8414 FIORT, Seraphim. Luigi Fior, Clifton, N. J. GALENSKS, Peter. Tony Galensks, 123 Sowiski Street, Toledo, Ohio. HANNAH, John II. Robert F. Hannah, Wax- North Main Street, Pittston, Pa. ZILTIJS, George. Joseph Zilius, 614 Market haw, N. C. GARRISON, John C. Mrs. Jane Wawph, Street, Kenosha, Wis. MAHER, Peter. Peter J. Maher, 815 North Sussex, N. J. Jordon Street, Allentown, Pa. GARRISON, Melvin. C. N. Garrison, Spring- MOYE, Alton J. Alexander S. Moya, Yates- field, Mo. CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. ville Ga GERARD, James I. W. H. Gerard, Chassell, PATT6N, henry. Mrs. Henry Patton, Grants- Mich. Died of Disease, Previously Reported vule, Md. GILLEN, Burt B. Mrs, J. B. GiHlen, 527 Killed in Action. SCHIEFER, Joseph. Peter Schlefer, 1461 North Main Street, High Point, N. C. Fulton Street, San Francisco, Cal, GREER, William B. J. J. Greer, Edwards. CORPORAL. SCHNOOP, Arthur Mrs. Mildred E. J. villa, Ala. LONGACRE, Schnoop, 157 Church Street, Hoosick Talls, GRIENMAN, James V. Mrs. Anna Grenman, Edward. Mrs. Violet Longacre, N. Y. R. F. D. 4, Dwight, Ill. 721 Walnut Street, Norristown, Pa. SCHOFIELD, Clesson C. Charles H. Scho- GRIGSBY, Harvey. Ather Grigsby, Cleve- Wounded Severely, Previously Reported field, 186 Morrison Avenue, Somerville, land, Ala. Mass. HAJEK, Charles J. Mrs. Antonette IHajek, Killed in Action. SIPHAAT, Adolph. Edward Sphaat, Br., R. F. Hamilton Avenue, Riverhead, N. Y. SEDEAaT. D. 3, Fond du Lac, Wis. HUNNICUTT, Robert J. Mrs. Jessime G. STEWART, Edward E. Mrs. S. V. Harpor, Hunnicutt, Durant, Okla. SNYDER, Adam B. Mrs. J. A. Arts, R. F. D. Goldonna, La. HURT, Benjamin F. William J. Hurt, Sea 2, Lebanon, Pa. STIBER, George J. Mrs. Katie Stiber, 248 goville, Tex. Wounded Slightly, Previously Pennsylvania Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. KIRK, Ralph. Mrs. Dorothy Kirk, 3923 Fed- Reported SULLIVAN, John J. Timothy Sullivan, Hicks- eral Street, Chicago, Ill. Killed in Action. Ville, N. Y. KIVIATKOWSKI, Thomas. Mrs. Mary Klvi. OGRPORAL. I OGELY, John J. John TL Vogely, R. F. D. atkowski, 170 Division Street, St. Louis, 1, Benkelman, Nebr. GOLDEN, Frank M. William Cummings, Mo. 263A Princeton Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. BUGLERS. LABORDE, Peter J. Mrs. Rose Laborde, San CIPRINO, Medy. Peter Ciprino, 10014 Cedar Jacinto, Cal. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. LEVANTHAL, Benjamin. Mrs. Samuel H. WATSON, Charles N. S. N. Watson, Winton, Kleinman, 840 North Oakley Boulevard, ously Reported Killed in Action. N. C. Chicago, Ill. CORPORAL. MATTHEWS, Amon C. William A. Matthews, MERCHANO. Burch, Mo. BASSETT, Glen W. Mrs. Celia Bassett, Wil- WILLER, William. Mrs. Della Mueller, 1949 MIKALAUSKAS, John. Mrs. Della Andoll- mington, Vt. North Halstead Street, Chicago, Ill. hunas, 1320 West One hundred and eleventh WAGONER. Street, Chicago, Ill. GARDNER, Herman. Louie Gardner, North Bend, SIMMONS, John A. William H. Simmons, 329 MORAN, John S. Patrick Moran, Rathmond, Oreg. Montgomery Avenue, Providence, R. I. Ballinrobe, County MAlyo, Ieland. IcCOY, Charles J. Charles McCoy, 1 Beaver- MURPHY, John J. M. F. Murphy, 316 Lo- hay Road, Bellefonte, Pa. CHAUFFEUR. cust Street, Johnstown, Pa. VIGILIANESE, Carmelo. Antonio Vigillanese, THATCHER, William P. Mrs. William NELSON, Enard W. John Nelson, 5431 Sixth Milnesville, Pa. Thatcher, Gildford, Mont. Street, North Minneapolis, Minn. PrnTATES. NELSON, James V. James A. Nelson, Mathis, Present for Duty, Previously Reported Tex. Killed in Action. AASE, Albert. Mrs. A. E. Aase, Ross, Minn. ALLEX, John. Miss Albine Wille, general OLDAG, Arthur W. Not gwven, 4008 List PRIVAXE. delivery, box 1, Mount Prospect, Ill. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. JURSIK, Anton. Mrs. Marie Sursik, 426 East ALTOMOND Mike. Mrs. Teresa Palmer, 308 PARKMAN, Alfred L. Mrs. Ella Frances Seventy-second Street New York, N. Y. Dearborn Street, Youngstown, Ohio. Parkman, 2 Hancock Street, Lynn, Mass. 'ARNOLD, Walter F. Emil Arnold, 819 Al- PEPPERS, John. John Yenchers, Thomas, of Disease, Previously Reported W Died aond Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . Va. Died from Wounds. BELCHLAVEK, Andrew. Mrs. Anna Belch- PICKERING, Oscar. Amos Atkins, Laronig, lavek, 900 Constance Street, North Side, Mo. PRIVATE. Pittsburgh, Pa. PINDIKAKIS, Pete. Mrs. Nellie Pappus, Da- OTTO. Quest J. Fred R. Otto, Claire City, BLECIIER, Henry. Albert Bleeher, Colma, fues, Crete, Greece. S. Dak. Cal. PULICICHIO, Louis M. Mrs. L. M. Pulici- BUSS, William F. Fred Buss, R. F. D. 4, .chio, Dominico, Casena, Italy. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported Sun Prairie, Wis. SCHROEDER, Frederick F. William Schroe- Died from Wounds. BUSSEY, Walter R. Benjamin F. Bussey, der, 432 West Forty-second Street, New St. George, Ga. York, N. Y. EnIvaTE. CARTNER, Grady W. James Frank Cartner, SCHULTZ, Jack. Mrs. Molly Barnett, 867 KELLY, Edward J. James Kelly, Medicine R. F D. 1, Mocksville, N. C. Copp Street, San Francisco, Cal. Lake, Mont. CHISM, Glen M. Mrs. Annie Anderson, R. F. SEMPLE, Glenn G. George S. Semple, Brad- D. 6, Winchester, Ky. dock, N. Dak. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported CHRESTIN, Chrest. Samuel Chrestin, 3 A SEWING, Richard T. Mrs. Co 0. Sewing, Died from Wounds. Second Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hartedale, N. Y. CIGNORE, Samuel. Nick Demeo, 396 Green- SHIELDS, Cornellus J. Miss Mary Shields, MECHANIC. ville Avenue, Johnson, R. I. 405 West Cherry Street, .Shannondale, Pa. HANSCOM, Karl -N. Mrs Mary Ellen Hans- COCHRAM, Hirl L. Miss Ella Cochram, Ses- SIMI, Giorani. Joseph Simi, 320 West Wash- com, 3 Myrtle Avenue, Portsmouth, N. H. ser, Ill. ington Street, Stockton, Cal. COKER, Bob. Mrs. Anne Coker, Louisville, SLIM, James. Vito Dadeto, 106 South Ar- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Tex. zona Street, Butte, Mont. Tied of Disease. CRAIGHILL, Kenneth E. Mrs. Robert Craig- SMALL, Sylvester 5. B. J. Small, 020 Pop- hill, Haposta, Cole. lar Street, Sandpoint, Idaho. PRIVATES. CZARNECKI, Walter. John Czarneeki, R. F. SMITH, Paul W. Edward Smith, 347 Fourth GEIGER, Joseph F. Mrs. Marret Geiger, 840 D. 4, Denmark, Wis. Street, San Diego, CaL 'New York Avenue, Newark, N. J. DANIELS, Giuseppe. Rock Daniels, 124 Or- STEIL, Antol. John Steil, 6 Brown Street, KEENEY, Alpheus E. Mrs. William Jones, chard Street, Frankfort, N. Y. Flemington, N. J. 509 East Water Street, Greenville, Mich. DANIELS, Roy S. Albert Daniels, Miliett, STOCK, John R. Frank Sehroedel, 10 Nev. Glasser Street, Rochester, N. Y. Killed in Action, Previously Reported DASINGER, Edgar. William Dasinger, R. F. STODDINGER, Clyde P. Conrad W. Stou- Wounded Severely. D. 2, Inverness, Ala. diner, rural route 1, Festoria, Ohio. DAVIS, Howard P. Rev. H. F. Davis, 6 Cen- SVAGDIS, Leo. Mrs. Anna Fulkes, 2421 PRIVATES. ter Street, Provincetown, Mass. Broadway, South Bosbon, Mass. TRAINER, John J. John J. Trainer, Doug- BROWN, Jesse. William M. 'Brown, Holly DE JONG, William. Sam Rundall, general S. C. delivery, Parker, S. fak. las, Wyo. Hill, TUCHALSKI, John. Frank Tuchalsi, Au- S'ENSON, Wilhelm. Sven J. Bengison, Post DELLWARDT, Harvey George. Mrs. Mary Ofice, Viverstod, Horashit, Sweden. Dellwadrt 922 burn, Mick Kensington Avenue, Buffalo, WARNER, William Parsens. Clifford Sy- N. Y. Killed in Action, Previously Reported DEiNEN, Ralph. George Denan, R. F. D. 5, mons, 921 South Seventh Street. Allen- McKenzie, Tenn. tonia, Pa. Missing in Action. DE PILLIA, Michael. Michael Diderco, 1025 WEAVER, Henry W. Mrs. William Larberg, Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 153 New York Avenue, Jamaica, N. T. coRPnasAL. DEVERELL, Arthur M. Mrs. Arthur Dev- WEINERT, Fred C. Mrs. Louisa W. Weinert, BRAND, Fred C. Mrs. Minnie King, 521 erell, 113 Suffolk Street, Providence, R, . 219 Lincoln Avenue, Dunkirk, N. Y. South Sixteenth Street, Newark, N. J. DEWITT, Harry. Mrs. Mary Dewitt, Irvona, WELLER, Earl. Charles Weller, Wanpaeo, KERSEY. Charles F. John W. Kersey, R. P. Pa. Wis. D. 1, Charlestan, W. Va. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING WHALEN, John Patrick. James George GARVER William R. Mrs. Golda Garver, 114 BERNARDO, Mattel. Mattel Luigge, box 103, Whalen, R. F. D. 1, Great Valley, N. Y. South liront Street, Quincy, Ill. Russelltown, Pa. IRWIN, Arch. Mrs. Mary Irwin, Cranberry, BLANK, Jesse L. Edgar Rea, Kingsbury, MECHANICS. Mich. Cal. CAMERON, Thomas. Mrs. May Cameron, MAHONEY, John M. Mrs. Devine, 758 Sec- BLAYLOCK, Orvil 0. T. W. Blaylock, Ta- Manhattan Apartments, Seattle, Wash. ond Avenue, New York, N. Y. maha, Okla. WOOTEN, John. W. i. Wooten, Hulette, SHIRLEY, Kineth. Mrs. Vernon Hapsaw, BROCK, Edward R. Mrs. Ida Brock, 304 Ky. R. F. D. 1, Searls, Ala. Twent -fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIAATES. SMALLWOOD, Frank. Mark Smallwood, R. CAHILL, John L. Mrs. Bertha Cahill, Shick- BAIILMAN, Charles A. Mrs. Helena Domer, F. D. 6, Tuscumbia, Ala. shinny, Pa. R. F. D. 1, McClure, Ohio. WITKOWSNI, Anthony. Mrs. Catherine Wit- CAIN, Charlie S. Mrs. Alice B. Cain, Fer- BRANDLEY, Clarence J. Henry Brandley, kowski, 640 East Fourteenth Street, Erie, ris, Tex. 820 West Fifth Street, Salt Lake City, Pa. CAMPOLI, Dominick. Vincent Disrospero, 48 Ujtah. Tilden Street, Rochester, N. Y. BROOKS, Gerhard W. John Brooks, R. F. Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously COLBY, Stuart G. Mrs. Lucy Colby, 673 D. 1, Forest Junction, Wis. Reported Missing in Action. Trumbull Avenue, Detroit, Mich. CAMMARATA, Joe. Joe Cammarata, 209 CONTINI, Constantino. Charles Contini, box Forsyth Street, New York, N. Y. CORPORALS. 45, Napa, Cal. CECOHI, Colombe A. Mrs. Rose Cecchi Sixth ALBERT, Chester. Miss Francis Albert, 3505 CRANE, Oscar. Enoch Crane, R. F. D. 1, Street, between B and C, Hayward, Cal, Utah Street, St. Louis, Mo. Cummings, Ga. CLEMENTS, Edward. Henry Clements, Lix- WILL, William D. Mrs. Anna Will, 1932 DANIEL, Roderick G. Mrs. J. E. Daniel, ville, Mo. Palm Street, St. Louis, Mo. 706 Milom Street, Ennis, Tex. DELGAR, Max. W. J. Andras, Aragon, N. FISCHER, Andrew J. Joseph Fischer, R. F. Mex. PRIVATES. D. 4, Marshfield, Wis. FARST, Laroy. Mrs. Jennie Farst, New FOX, Nathan. Jacob Fox, 1422 North Fifth Madison, Ohio. DALEY, Frank J. James P. Quinn, 30 Snow- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GUTTORMSON, Henry M. Guttorus Gut- den Avenue, Ossining, N. Y. FRANK, Rosario. Frank Frank, 284 Cumins tormson, Lanesboro, Minn. HARLEY, Edward A. Miss Winfred F. Mac- Street, Lawrence, Mass. IIEFFRON, Daniel J. Mrs. Agnes D. Ileffron, Mahon, 724 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GRITZ, Max. Benjamin Bush, 12 East Four- 6202 Bridge Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. HAUSER, Adolph W. Mrs. Anna Hauser, teenth Street, New York, N. Y. JOHNSON Martin G. Chriss Johnson, R. F. 284 Ninth Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. HAMMAN, Charle§ S. Mrs. Helen Erb Ham- D. box 90, Brush, Colo. LUTHER, Jon. Mrs. Helga Johnson, Ice- man, R. F. D. 1, Pennsburg, Pa. JOHNSON, William P. William T. Johnson, landie River, Manitoba, Canada. HELIN, Alvin J. Mrs. Anna McAuliffe, 3219 Toddville, Md. McCORMICK, Duncan. James McCormick, Seward Street, Omaha, Nebr. McNERNEY, Michael J. Miss Bridget Mc- Troy, Ill. HUMPHREY, Raymond L. Lewis B. Hum- Nerney, 186 Cold Spring Street, New Haven, McKEON, James J. Mrs. Catherine McKeon, phrey, Kellum, N.-C. Conn. 6318 Paschall Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. JACOBSON, Sigwed. Miss Alvira Jacobson, MAHAFFEY, Jay. Jim B. Mahaffey, PeIzer, RAINES, Louis A. John D. Raines, Llano, 1437 Burre Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ' S. C. Tex. KIDD, Julius H. Mrs. Luella Farris, New MEADOR, Walter L. Pleasant P. Meador, SCHELLENBERG, Fred C. Mrs. Marie Schel- Caney, Tex. Walcott, Ark. lenberg, 469 East One hundred and fifty- sixth Street, New York, N. Y. KIPPENHAN, August A. John Kippenhan, MEISELS Samuel B. Louis Keller, 19 Locust SCHLICITTING, Emil William. Mrs. Anna R. F. D. 2 box 98 Greenwood, Wis. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Schlichting 188A Palisade Avenue, Jer- KOCIIEL, George. deorge Kochel, 1448 Muh- MEYER, Nicholas W. Mrs. Jennie Jonkman, lenber Street, Reading, Pa. Kalamazoo, sey City, N. J. 1837 North Pitcher Street, SHAW, John. Harvey Shaw, Phoenix, Ala. LAURI, Karl Gustav. Mrs. Hilda Carlson, Mich. SHAW, Thomas J. William A. Shaw, Wake 4919 Fletcher Street, Chicago, Ill. SHEA, Frank W. Mrs. Anna A. Shea, Wes- Forest, N. C. LORO, Paul. Domenick Loro, 2513 South sington, S. Dak. SMITH. Cleon P. Mrs. Emma Smith, 335 Alder Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SHEEHAN, Richard. Mrs. Margaret Sheehan, Owl Street, Sunbury, Pa. MADDOX, George L. George Maddox, I. F. 720 West Center Street, Mahoney, Pa. STARK, John B Mrs. Etna S. Manning, R. D. 2, Dacura, Ga. SIMMONS, George E. Miss Lydia King, 2312 F. 1. 1, box 123, Vance, Miss. MATHIS, Charles R. Charles D. Mathis, North Twenty-fourth Street, Philadelphia, Percy, Ill. Pa. WILLIAMSON. Albert H1. Mrs. Ludinda B. STEWART, Earl. Mrs. Ruth Stewart, R. F. Williams, 80, East Third Street, Pana, Ill. MEYER, Dail. Mrs. Fred Meyer, 810 Sanders D. 1, Blairsville, Pa. ZACCARDELLJ, John. Domenica Zaccar- Place NE., Canton, Ohio. STORWER, Charles. Mrs. Augusta Stoewer, delli, Prolince Aquila, Italy. MURRAY, Herbert C. Mrs. Emma F. Laugh- ter, R. F. D. 4, Asheville, N. C. 3419 O'Donnell Street, Canton, Baltimore Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- County, Md. PETERSON, Virgil E. Jerry Peterson, R. F. WALTERS, John B. F. S. Walters, 519 ously Reported Missing in Action. D., Ruddles Mills, Ky. Washington Street, Gadsden, Ala. RUDNIK, Peter. Lucas Rudnik, 926 Water WELKER, Oscar. John Welker Dudley Mo LIEUTENANT. Street, New Bedford, Mass. WEST, Burrell. Mrs. Martha Crabtree, HIGGINS, Charles William. Charles David SCHROLL, John E. Mrs. Ethel Sebroll, Delta, Oneida, Tenn. Higgins, 702 Keogh Street, Greensboro, Pa. WIGGETT William. Mrs. Hanna Wiggett, N. C. SCHULTZ, Jesse. Patrick Schultz, Shamrock, 1001 Hall Street, Streator, Ill. CORPORALS. Okla. SHIVEL, Frank Benjamin. Edgar Shivel, box Died from Wounds Received in Action, ASKEY, Guy C. John F. Askey, Ninth Street, 393, McAlester, Okla. Previously Reported Missing in Action. Phillip sburg, Pa. SIPE, William F. Leander Sipe, 232 West BROWN, Horace. Mrs. Addie J. Brown, 1403 Maple Street, York, Pa. LIEUTENANT. Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. DEFOREST, Lewis Harold. Rodman Defor- SOLHEID, Peter J. Charlie Soiheid, It. F. D. TREADWELL, Alvin H. A. L. Treadwell, Atchison, 1, New Prague, Minn. Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. est, 804 South Fourth Street, SPARR, Edward M. John K. Sparr, Geigers Kans. Mills, Pa. PRIVATES. LINKER, Willie L. John W. Linker, R. F. D. 2, Concord, N. C. THERRELL, Hiram H. Mrs. Jane Therrell, BELLINI, Gughilmo. Atristodemo Bellini, 63 MASTERS, Clarence E. Mrs. Mary Masters, motor route A, box 34, Meridian, Miss. Arlington Street, Chelsea, Mass. 231 Richmond Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. TRACY, William J. Mrs. Mary Tracy, 2819 EVERTS, George Elmer. Mrs. Susan Everts, O'KEEFE, William A. Mrs. May O'Keefe, 88 Larkins Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. R. F. D., McConnelsburg, Pa. Wayne Street, Jersey City, N. J. VISHNEAU, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Vishneau, HAGEN, Fred J. Mrs. Fredrika Hagen, 1418 PECK, Roy S. Mrs. E. C. Peck, 1025 West 1220 North Fourteenth Street, St. Louis, Roscoe Street, La Crosse, Wis. Eighteenth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Mo. WEBER, George. Michael Weber, 141 Camp WACHTMAN, Cullis F. Mrs. Edith Wacht- Avenue, Braddock, Pa. BUGLER. man, 2315 South Forty-second Street, Ta- VEINO, Henry Lorey. Nathan C. Veino, coma, Wash. Died, Previously Reported Missing in Main Street, Lisbon, N. H. WALDEN, Daniel R. Robert Walden. 299 Action. Nineteenth Avenue West, Vancouver, B. C., PRIVATES. SERGEANT. Canada. ALTVATER, Raymond. Clyde E. Still, 912 WEINGART, Benjamin. Nathan Weingart, THOMAS, William L. Thomas Price, 282 Front Street, Marietta, Ohio. 568 West One hundred and forty-ninth, Mile Square Road, Yonkers, N. Y. ANGLESTEIN, Irwin J. Frederick J. Angle- Street, New York, N. Y. PRIVATES. stein, 216 Lehigh Avenue, West Catasauqua, WEST, John A. Thomas F. West, R. F. D. 2, Pa. Ferrum, Va. ANDRES Herman Jr. Mrs. Mary O'Brien, 827 Fty-ninth Rtreet, Brooklyn N Y. BALLAH, Horatio B. Mrs. Ella Hayes, R. F. WHITE, Ed. Mrs. Dilla A. White, Cason. Tex. BEITER, Darrell 0. Mrs. Theima Belter, D. 7, Columbus, Ohio. WHITE, Francis L. Mrs. Mary White, Ves- BEAN, Thomas R. John W. Bean, general de- per, Wis. Newcomerstown, Ohio. livery Bolivar Mo. LIDRAL, Frank E. Mrs. May Lidral, Al- BECKER, John L. Jacob H. Becker, box 386, WICKLUND, John A. Charles Lundquist, 234 goma, Wis. Pomeroy, Ohio. Grant Street, Cadillac, Mich. THOMAS, Evert E. Nate Thomas, R. F. D. BECKER, Louis. Morris Becker, 604 West WILLIAMS, Ray. Ike A. Williams, Auburn, 1, Jonesboro, Ind. One hundred and twenty-seventh Street, Iowa. New York, N. Y. WINOGRAD, Benny. Mrs. Marice Sherer. 152 Wounded Severely in Action, Previously BECKMAN, William F. Mrs. Frances Beck- Boerman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Reported Missing in Action. man 554 Fifth Avenue, Aurora, Ill. YOUNG, Charles G. Mrs. Charles R. Young, BENNETT, Lloyd. Mrs. Lizzie Guennette, Woodlawn, Md. PRIVATES. Sulphur Springs, Okla. ZAHRADNIX, John A. Michael Zahradnix, BREWER, Horace. James Brewer, Ritchey, BENNING, Robert H. Mrs. Josephine Ben- 875 North Fourth Street, Blakely, Pa. Mo. ning, Lothia, Md. ZIOLLA, George. Vincenzo Ziolla, Petro, CONDOLEO, Domenick. Miss Frances Con- BERGER, Morris E. Mrs. Otto Berger, 15 Calle Sanito, Provincio Del Beni Yonto, doleo, 123 Parade Street, Erie, Pa. French Street, Aftsonla, Conn. Italy. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported DEL DONNO, Giuseppe. Carmena Del Donno, RUTHERFORD, Olan R. Miss Callie M. 1105 Brown Street, Peekskill, N. Y. Goins, Jonesville, Va. Missing in Action. DIEDICK, Andrew. Mrs. Erena Kustrow, 3 SCISIANI, Pietro. Mrs. Angelica Scisiani, CORPORALS. West Ontario Street, Oswego, N. Y. Gallesse, Roma, Italy. FINKELSTEIN, Nathan. Mrs. Kate Finkel- SABASKIS, William. Domek Sebaskis, Lo- CONRO, George W. Mrs. Agnes Conro, 4944 stein, 72 Hudson Street, H .oboken,N. J. seok, Russia. Baynton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HAMPTON, Marion C. Mrs. Alice Hampton, SOMERVILLE, Charles II. Fred N. Somer- SEFFL, Joseph F. John Seffl, 8982 Baltimore Franklin, Idaho. ville, 3001 R Street NW., Washington, D. C. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. IIANKS, Harvard D. Mrs. Mary E. IHanks, SPARENT, Giovanni. Mrs. Rosalia Torsca, PrIVATES. Heber, Utah. Conflanti, Province Di Catanzaro, Italy. HIOBBS. George WV.,jr. George Hobbs, East STARCHER, Roy. Mrs. Ernest F. Dammrose, ABRUZZO, Calogero. Joseph Abruzzo, 104 Templeton, Mass. Hlighwood, Mont. Troutman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LIPINSKI, Charles. Joseph Lipinski, Cla- TARQUINY, Tony. Concezio Tarquiny, S. BEISTLINE, Elwood Irvin. Mrs. Mary Beist- ridge, Pa. Benedetto-de-Marsia, State Aguila, Italy. line, 114 East Locust Street, Mechanicsburg, NOELKER, Harry. Mrs. Anna Seidler, 3828 TRECK, John H. Miss Alice Perea, 217 G Pa. South Madison Avenue, South Norwood, Street, Rock Springs, Wyo. BREHEND, Arthur A. Charles Brehend, R. Ohio. THOMPSON, Clarence . Mrs. Amanda C. F. D. 3, box 38, McDale, Tex, REFRANO, Paul. Mrs. Caroline Refrano, 2366 Thompson, 284 Seventh Street, Marietta, BUCCHERI, Sebastiano. Mrs. Marie Bue- Ohio. cheri, 270 Front Street, Hartford, Conn. Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROBARE, Daniel J. Mrs. WALDRON, Thomas M. James H. Waldron, CALABRO, Leo. Mrs. May Calabro, 9 Olsen Daniel Robare, 29 Adria, Va. Place, Lynn, Mass. West Portage Avenue, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. WALLER, Columbus G. Samuel L. Waller, COX, George W. Mrs. Lille B. Pine, 321 East 136 Chesapeake Avenue, South Norfolk, Va. Twelfth Street, Anderson, Ind. ROSS, William L. Mrs. Martha Ross, Horn- WATKINS, Frank, jr. Mrs. Frank Watkins, DAUM, Henry William. J. L. Daum, general beck, La. jr. 200 Foundry Street, Milville, N. J. delivery, Iaigler, Nebr. SEARS, Jeremiah. Mrs. Ella Mullen, 623 Al- WEISS, Ernest L. Isaac Weiss, 741 Mill EISENBERG, Louis. Mrs. Sarah Eisenberg, varado Street, San Francisco, Cal. Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. 182 Orchard Street, New York, N. Y. SEITZ, Edward J. Joseph W. Seitz, Moun- WESTHOFF, Eugene. Mrs. Anna Westhoff, O'MALLEY, Joseph. Frank O'Malley, Storm tain View, Cal. 639 Bergen Avenue New York N. Y. Lake, Iowa. SHEETS, Howard W. George L. Sheets, 22 WHITCOMB, Walter' ii. W. A. Whitcomb, SCRIBNER, James 0. Mrs. Rosella Scribner, Branch Street, Flemington, N. J. Umatilla, Fla. Clarks La. SHEPHERD, Felix. George Shepherd, Point, WILKERSON, Roy. Mrs. Gladys Willierson, SOKUSKY, John. Mrs. Anna Sokusky, 236 Tex. Wamego, Kans. Philadelphia Pa. care of W. Wagoner, Poplar Street, SHRIGLEY, Alfred R. Mrs. Flora Shrigley, WILSON, Eli A. William Wilson, R. F. D. 12, WALLACE. Walter. Mrs. Nancy W. Irwin, 721 West Seventh Street, Newport, Ky. Sevierville, Tenn. Friendship, Tenn. SIMS, Robert W. David H. Sims, box 692, YOUNG, George J. Mrs. Lucy Irwin, 2 Maple WHITMAN, Max. Abraham E. Whitman, 621 Staples, Minn. Street, Haydenville, Mass. East Ninth Street, New York, N. Y. Eliza- Eas- WOYNA, Paul. Mike Casikoski, 589 East STULPIN, Bronislaw. William Stulpin, ADAMS, Charles H. Charles F. Adams, Tenth Street, New York, N. Y. beth, Pa. ton, Me. ZIMMER, Frank E. Jerre T. Sullivan, Fort THALMAN, George E. Richard Thalman, Ha- ANGELO, August. Miss Annie Lucas, 6200 Benton, Mont. ven, Kans. Butler Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. THURMAN, Marshal E. James Thurman, 916 ANKNET. Byron M. William M. Ankney, Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Furnace Street, Joplin, Mo. Crisp, Pa. Missing in Action. TOBIASSEN, Andrew N. Mrs. Ida Mogoni- BAILEY, Nick. Got Bailey, Sommeville, Tex. gal, box 190, Nevada City, Cal. BEESON, Lee E. Mrs. Stella Beeson, Sum- SERGEANT. VANLANDUYT, Rene. Julius Vanlanduyt, mitville, Ind. BRENNAN, John B. Mrs. Isabella Brennan, 527 Belvidere Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BRADLEY, William A. Mrs. Catherine Brad- 204 West Ninety-sixth Street, New York, VIDEAU, Henry Joseph. Gus Videau, 120 ley, 721 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, N. Y. Ellis Street, San Francisco, Cal. Pa. CORPORALS. WEIR. Mathew J. Mrs. Bridget Weir, 8015 BYXBE, Mur1 Wesley. Mrs. Caroline Powers, Halle Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 418 North Gaylord Avenue, Ludington, Mich. HYSON, John J. Mrs. Mary E. Silberzahn, WELCHANCE, Simon E. Mrs. Simon E. Wel- CASSATTA, George J. Mrs. M. C. Cassatta, 3421 Harford Road, Baltimore, Md. chance, R. F. D. 8, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 12041 Fourth Avenue, Altoona, Pa. McGLOWN, James H. J. R. McGlown, Lanett, CASWELL, Henry C. Mrs. Hattie A. Cas- Ala. Erroneously Reported Missing in Action. well, Forbe Street, Riverside, R. I. SCIIREIBER, Henry. Mrs. Mollie Schreiber, CHAMBERS, Wilbur J. Landon R. Cham- 1108 Hull tsteet, Baltimore, Md. CORPORAL. Ohio. WITMER, Norman B. Mrs. Margaret Witmer, bers, 8920 Forest Avenue, Norwood, Columbia, Pa. ADKINS, Earle. Thos. N. Adkins, Mount CHRISTIAN, Henry G. Alonso C. Christian, 202 South Eighth Street, Pleasant, Tex. Harden, Ohio. COOK. PRIVATE. CLARKE, Charles A. Mrs. Irene H. Clarke, 6413 West Park Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. CAMP, Joseph. Mrs. Hannah Carr, Alton, Mo. ACERBO, Ciro. Mrs. Maria Acerbo, 219 East CONNOLLY, Joseph P. Thomas Connolly, 10 PRITATES. One hundred and eighteenth Street, New Broad Street, Woburn, Mass. El- York, N. Y. COX, Milton R. Mrs. Emma C. Cox, 2438 ADCOCK. Harry R. William B.. Adcock, Blaine Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. don, Mo. CROUSER, William E. Julius F. Crouser, AIELLO, Emilio. Mrs. Gina Aiello, 6 Boyden SECTION 2, DECEMBER 19, 1918.-Con. R. F. D. 5, box 71, Mannington, W. Va. Street, Newark, N. J. DEi ALBAR, Frank P. Mrs. Amelia De Albar, ANDERSON, Herman P. Mrs. Jane Anderson, [The deaths reported in this section were 214 West Main Street, Stockton, Cal. 412 East Republican Street, Seattle, Wash. printed in a previous issue of THE OraFcleA, Thomas Patrick. Mrs. Annie BENT, Albert. William C. Campbell, 422 U. S. BULLETIN.] DOUGHERTY, Broadway, Schenectady, N. Y. Dougherty, 106 North Fifth Street, Darby, BERKOWITZ, Jerome. Mrs. Jennie Berko- The following casualties are reported Pa. Ave- witz, 2017 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, by the commanding general of the Ameri- DOWD, Leo. Michael Dowd, 414 Cherry Pa. nue, Altoona, Pa. BILLHEIMER, Edwin P. Mrs. Marietta Beil, can Expeditionary Forces: EIIMKE, Ernest W. William F. Ehmke, 12 Bath, Pa. Academy Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. BLOODGOOD, James. Jake Suffer, 61 Crook Wounded Severely. FLEMMER, John. Christ Flemmer, Selby, S. Dak. Street; Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIVATES. BOYD, William T. Mrs. Golden E. Boyd, FRENCH, William W. Mrs. Sarah French, Bear Creek, La. KETTERING, Maurice McK. John F. Ket- R. F. D. 5, Schuyler, Nebr. BRASH, Henry. Jimmie Brash, Brown tering. 416 Center Avenue, Greensburg, Pa. FORTE, Pasquale. Mrs. Theresa Forte, 256 Street, Crestline, Ohio. KLEPACKI, Boleslaw. Frank Klepacki, box Cleveland Street Brooklyn, N. Y. BREITMEYER, Fred. Mrs. rlora Breitmeyer, 149, Mosinee, Wis. FOWLER, Angus. Mrs. May Fowler. 92 Con- Ashley, N. Dak. LAMANSKI, John, Mrs. Frances Lamanski, nees Street, Albany. N. Y. BREWER, Crawford. Mrs. Martha M. Gaines, Morris Run, Pa. GADBERY, Arthur Ray. David F. Gadhery, Kirwin, Kans. LONG, Robert R. Mrs. Pricilla Long, 1918 502 South Mechanic Street, Emporia, Kans. BRODERICK, Joseph F. Miss Mary Brod- Center Street, Ashland, Pa. GANT, Clarence Franklin. Mrs Mattie erick, 3115 North Oakley Avenue, Chicago, MARTIN, Athol A. John H. Martin. Miniet, Peters Shepherd, 1126 Garfield Street, Cha- Ill. Ill. nute, Kans. BROOKHOUSE, Amos A. Adam J. Brook- MAFRY, Henry F. James F. Maury, Wa- GAUTRENT-X. Fidole. George Gautrenux, house, Cambria, Ill. Rogereville, New Brunswick, Canada. BROWN. Harry. Mrs. Sarah Brown, 1121 halak, MisT. Fremont Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. MELETIS, James. John G. Meletis, Methana, GERI, George F. Joseph Hernon, 2170 Nos- BURGOYNE, Roy. Mrs. Victoria Burgoyne, Greece. trand Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. . 10 Boyle Place, Elizabeth, N. J. MOORE, James D. Felix Moore, 16 Colum- GORSUCII, Joshua L. Mrs. Joshua h Gor- CAMERON, Anthony M. Mrs. Thresa Cam- 1ns Place. Buffalo, N. Y. such, Kingston. Md. eron, 5910 Garield Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. NEWTON, Jessie. Mrs. Lizzle Newton, Lath- CLANCY, Leonard T. Mrs. Theresa Clancy, am, Okla. GRTBB, Walter Simeon. Mrs. Emma Grubb, 602 First Avenue, SE., Aberdeen, S. Dak. OLSON, Frank A. Lars Olson, R. F. D. 5, Marquette, Kans. CONNELL, Francis K. Mrs. Catherine A. box 58, Canb-, Minn. HALCOTT Harry. Mrs Angelire Halcott, Counell, 3977 Fulton Street, Woodhaven, ORR, Fred R. Mrs. Mildred E. Orr, Deer- Arkville, Delaare County, N. Y. N. Y. wood, Crow Wing County, Minn. HAMEL. Josph Ii. Mrs. Carrie Hamel, CONNELLY, Edward J. Mrs. James Con- PARTANEN, Matt. Matt Partanen, Province Winifred. Mont. nelly. Middleport, Pa. Loani, Sotkomo, Finland. CRAGUE, Frank S. William H. Crague, R. F. PERROS. Stroatis. Mrs. Eithemia Perros, IIARINSP. James E. Mrs. Anna Harkins, D. 2, Woodbury, Conn. Yera Papadon Mytelene, Greece. 1516 Superior Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. DEAN, Cleveland G. Mrs. Francis Dean, Rose POURNARIS, Athos. Mrs. Stathou Pour- HEDGES, Harold Herbert. John Hedges, Hill, Va. naris, Lafko, Province of Vale, Greece. Lyndon, Kans. 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HOGLUND. Gustaf P. Mrs. Albertina Hog- BARKER, Floyd Elmer. Dellan Barker, BRODSKY, Ralph. Mrs. Fannie Brodsky, lund, 157 Logan Street, Gardner, Mass. Adams, Wis. 3123 Great Enwood Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. HOLLEY, Dewey Devan. Mrs. Alece Holley, BARTHOLF, George F. George Bartholf, 265 BROGGELSWIRTH, Charles. Mrs. Charlotte R. F. D. 1, Ralph, Ala. Oak Avenue, Kittanning, Pa. Loeffler, 142 Jamaica Avenue, Brooklyn, HOLLINGSWORTH, Harry C. Mrs. Iva BENNETT, Ernest A. Booker T. Bennett, R. N. Y. Hollingsworth, Westover, Pa. F. D. 1, Whittles Depot, Va. BROWN, Harry D. Mrs. Matilda Schencks, HORTON, Ural E. Mrs. Tina Smith, Mar- BLAIR, William J. Mrs. Sophia L. Blair, 258 South Quince Street, Philadelphia, Pa. shall, Ark. Woodbine, Ill. CARR, George. Mary Aldinger, R. F. D., HOWLETT. James E. Michael D. Howlett, BROWN, Joseph Charles. Mrs. Agnes Josepha Prospect, Ohio. 120 East Eighty-seventh Street, New York, Brown, post-office box 116, Elm Street, CORSENETI, Joseph. Antonio Oreo, 704 N. Y. Saxonville, Mass. South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JENKINS, John E. Mrs. Virginia Jenkins, CAPRUS, Austina. Nicola Caprus, Acquaviva, FILLA, Gustave P. Gustav Filla, 6 West Smithfield, Va. Province of Dellafonta, Italy. Street Washington, Mo. JENSEN, Waldemar. Chris Jensen, Irma, CASAZZA, William. Mrs. Anna Casazza, 19 GREANY, John. Miss Kate Greany, 115 East Wis. City Hall Place, New York, N. Y. Fifty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. JOAQUIN, Lawrence. Mrs. Mary Joaquin, COUPE, Charles E. Mrs. Katherine Coupe, HAFSLUND, Tormod L. Hans Hafalund, 61 West Ninety-ninth Street, New York, Challenge, Cal. 2115 Twenty-third Avenue, Minneapolis, N. Y. DAMICIS, Pasquala. Diego Damics, Sarro- Minn. KAPAS, Stanley. Slex Guisdowic, 5117 West capriola, Foggia, Italy. HAGELE, Walter G. Mrs. Sophia Hagele, Thirty-first Street Place, Cicero, Ill. DANIEL, Victor A. Alfred S. Daniel, 617 4951 Ubor Street Philadelphia, Pa. KENNEDY, Thomas J. Mrs. Mary Kennedy, Bath Street, Catasauqua, Pa. HEINRICHS, Emil Ernest. Mrs. Anna Tracey 1625 West Fifty-first Street, Chicago, Ill. DI MATTEO, Antonio. Mrs. Davide Caggiano, Heinrichs, R. F. D. 1, Bruning, Nebr. KLATTENHOFF, Alexander W. William Klat- Buenalbergo, Benevento, Italy. HOVIS, George William. Mrs. Earl W. Smith, tenhoff, Hutto, Tex. EMERY, Herbert T. Edgar Heppard, Ver- 35 Atlantic Avenue, Franklin, Pa. KRAUSE, Frank E. Mrs. Susan Krause, 6819 sailles, Mo. JOHNSON, Charles. Mrs. Alice Johnson, Germantown Avenue, Germantown, Pa. ESPOSITO, Isaia. Mrs. Louise Moretti Espo- Graham, Ky. KROESSIG Joseph P. Mrs. Joseph F. Kroes- sito, Via Del Leone, Teramo, Italy. JONES, Grady. Mrs. Abble Cox, Carriere, sig, 28 Sheffield Street, Jersey City, N. J. FRANCIOSO, Antonio. Mrs. Victoria Fran- Miss. KUIIN, Charles E. Mrs. Doris Kuhn, 701 cioso, Scopali, Italy. JONES Howard. Foley Jones, Woodville, Va. Eighth Avenue South, Great Falls, Mont. FRANTZ, Orville E. Miss Ruth E. Frants, KAMPA, Ignatz M. Mrs. Hedwig Kampa, LARSON, Trig. Thomas Larson, box 43, Conway Springs, Kans. 1 FREDERICKO, Guisseppe. Miss Mary Fred- Independence, Wis. West Moshannon, Pa. KING, Jasper R. Mrs. Joe King, Pinson, LINDHOLM, Hugo F. C. L. Lindholm, 767 ericko, Santafamia, Province of Reggio, Tenn. East Sixth Street, Davenport, Iowa. Italy. McCREA, William G. William McCrea, GABRIELLI, Joseph. Louis Gabrielli, 529 KRATOCHVEL, Jerry R. Prokop Kratochvel, Cricket Avenue, Ardmore, Pa. North Curtis Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 2422 South Homan Street, Chicago, Ill. MARTIN, Milton. Mrs. Bettie Martin, Cas- GLUD, Malling. Henry Paulsen, route E, KUNKEL, John H. Mrs. Julia Kunkel, box tieton, Va. 22, R. F. D. 2, Paige, Tex. box 266, Fresno, Cal. LITZ, George MEOLA, Joseph. Mathew Meola, 498 East GORDON, Clyde. Charles Gordon, Media. Pa. Edward. George Litz, 87 West One hundred and sixty-seventh Street, New HARDY, Gordon. Erasmus Benson, 831 Industry Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. York, N. Y. Allegheny Street, Huntingdon, Pa. MORGAN, David. Mrs. Sarah Morgan, 2008 MEYER, Richard. Ernest R. Meyer, 3909 JUSTICE, Guy V. Mrs. Ida Justice, 2215 South Eighteenth Street extension, Pitts- North Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Jefferson Street, Anderson, Ind. burgh, Pa. MYERS, Harry G. Andrew A. Myers, Murat, KAMINSKY, Isidore. Miss Becky Kaminsky, OTT, Herman. Mrs. Lizzie Ott, R. F. D. 1, Va. 27 Pike Street, New York, N. Y. Schwenksville, Pa. PHILLIPS, George H. Thomas Phillips, PIERINI, Giacomo. Emidio Pierini, 117 KARTAWICH, John. Joseph Kartawich, 93 Fowlerville, Mich. Highland Avenue, Kenosha, Wis. Church Street, Jamaica, N. Y. KIRIAKOS, PLASTER, Edwin J. Mrs. Luella R. Plaster, ROSE, Thomas. Mrs. Sarah Rose, North Xenophone. Mrs. Paraskoy Ko- box 632, Reardn, Wash. Allen Street, Webb City, Mo. toxenaky, general delivery, Gilky, Imbros, Greece. RAYMOND, Fred L. Mrs. Frances Raymond, SMECK, Charles H. Mrs. Bertha E. Allen, 114 Hudson Avenue, Green Island, N. Y. 107 Seventh Street, Aspinwall, Pa. KNOX, George. Mrs. Jane W. Knox, River- ROJAHN, Lester V. Samuel K. Rojahn, 42 SHEPHARD, Manuel. Jim Shephard, Call, view, Armoy County, Ireland. West Maple Street, Dallastown, Pa. N. C. LAQUZZA, Charles. Michael Maltono, 172 RUTSTEIN, William V. Gertrude Rutstein, SHER, Max. Benjamin Sher, 25 Englewood Canal Street, Cavastota, N. Y. 1309A Franklin Street, St. Louis, Mo. Avenue, Englewood, N. Y. LEE, Henry C. Mrs. Emma T. Lee, Eugene, SCLAFANI, Anthony. Guss Selafani, 136 STATON, Edward Ernest. Edward Price Oreg. Christie Street, New York, N. Y. Staton, R. F. D. 2, Bethel, Kans. LINNET, Alexander 13. Mrs. Annie Linnet, SMITH, Earl Young. John H. Smith, Vienna, ALLEN, Charlie H. Mrs. Susan Allen, 603 35 Height Street, San Francisco, Cal. Ill. South Lee Street, Alexandria, Va. LOUCKS, Harry B. Mrs. Rachel Loucks, 812 TALLEY, Roy Bailey. George W. Talley, BAKKE, Jens. Helmer Bakke, Lansburo, Pennsylvania Avenue, York, Pa. Royse City, Tex. Minn. McHUGH, Edward. Pat McHugh, Carrock, WEAVER, Charles P. Paris Weaver, Duke, BOX, Claude L, Mrs. Ella Creamer, Bedford, Donegal County, Ireland. N. C. Ind. ODDEN, Ole. Hans Overland, Siljord, Nor- AARON, Clarence N. Mrs. Martha A. Aaron, BUTCHER, Ora L. Mrs. Hettie Butcher, R. way. Fishing Oreek, Md. F. D. 2, Pattonsburg, Mo. OSBORN, John L. William W. Osborn, AARONS, Alfred D. Sherman A. Aarons, CHAMBERLAIN, George. Mrs. Annie Cham- Weona, Ark. general delivery, Rockham, S. Dak. berlain, Murphysboro, Ill. PHILLIPS, Theodore. Newton Francis Phil- ALLEN, Frederick C. Mrs. Charlotte J. Allen, ERBISCH, John L. Frederich Erbisch, R. F. lips, Gridley, Kans. 249 Lefferts Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 1, Kawkawlin Mich. REED, Charles R. Mrs. Viola Reed, R. F. D. ALLEN, Joseph P. Mrs. Anna Allen, 248 HALL, John C. ibrahan A. Hall, Hender- 1, Venus, Pa. East Brighton Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. son Avenue, Meadville, Pa. SALET, Albert. Mrs. Mary George, 492 West ALLEN, Leo J. Mrs. Katherine G. Allen, HANCHEY, Cronley. M. B. Hanchey,Watha, Fader Street, Youngstown, Ohio. Lindell Hotel, Lincoln, Nebr. N. C. ALLEN, Sed. Antonio Allen, 307 North SCHEEL, Clarence V. Mrs. Emma Scheel, Baker Street, San Antonio, HOLDEN, Lawrence P. Mrs. Annie Hlden, Mascoutah, Ill. Tex. ALLENDORF. George A. Peter Allendorf, 4914 Broad Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SELBY, Irven. Mrs. May Eton, Caldwell, 606 North Topeka Avenue, Topeka, Kans. HOLMEN, Oscar L. Mrs. Betsey Holmen, box Mont. AMON, William H. John Amon, Camden, 21, R. F. D. 3, Estacada, Oreg. SIMPSON, Bryan F. Charles F. Simpson, KELLY, William. John Kelly, 19 Eleventh W. Va. Winkler, Tex. ANCIELLO, Tony. Street, College Point, N. Y. SITOMER, Irving M. Max Sitomer, 668 Hen- Carl Maffie, 798 Eighth LAWRENCE, Armstead Edward. Mrs. Lucy Avenue, New York, N. Y. drix Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ANDERSON, Hans Andrew. Alrick M. An- R. Lawrence, 1209 Breckenridge Street, SLEASMAN, John J. Fred Sleasman, 15 Jay Owensboro, Ky. derson, 1430 Irving Avenue, North Minne- Street, Albany, N. Y. apolis, Minn. MAHAN, Dan. Peter Mahan, Rule, Nebr. SMITH, Edward W. Oliver H. Smith, 21 Erie MEADOWS, Marvin R. AUSTIN, Robert A. Robert I. Austin, Oska- John C. Meadows, Street, Jersey City, N. J. loosa, Kans. box 61, Richmond, Va. SNIFFEN, Alfred P. Mrs. Mary A. Sniffen, PETREQUIN, Ray S. Mrs. Lydia Wilson, BAKER, Lee A. Aaron S. Baker, Bache, 66 Pinehurst Avenue, New York, N. Y. Okla. Melrose, Oreg. STOEKOS, Nick. Mrs. Magdalo Stoekos, RUBINO, Joe. Mike Raimondi, 1503 West Kuchary, Greece. BEACH, Charley L. Everett Beach, R. F. D. Ohio Street, Chicago, Ill. STOTT, James C. Mrs. L. H. Stott, 804 2, Ellis, Kans. TIKEY, Charles A. Mrs. Henrietta Tikey, BEEGHLEY, Arthur D. Mrs. Elta Beeghley, Connellsville, Pa. Thirteenth Street SW., Roanoke, Va. TREVETT, Hiram Lucre. Robert Trevett, R. R. F. D. 2, Janelew, W. Va. STUPPY, Meinrad A. Mrs. August Stuppy, F. D. 1, Woodville, N. Y. BELETSIS, John. James Beletsis, 421 East 3624A, Shaw Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. TUCKER, Carey B. Mrs. Ellen Fordham Street, Bronx, N. Y. WADE, Howard. Mrs. Emma M. Wade, 234 Thomas, 402 BERG, Charles J. Mrs. Anna Berg, 336 North Carolina Street, Baltimore, Md. Arlington Place, Portland, Oreg. Orange Street, Newark, N. J. WALTER, David. Mrs. Myra J. Walter, 522 VOLPE, Biaso. Mrs. Sofia Marelano Volpe, BOND, George F. Mrs. Leah Bond, R. F. D. Second Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Province Salerno, Fiano, Italy. WILEY, Leon E. Mrs. Mary E. Wiley, R. F. 3, Palmer, Tex. WALTERS, Frank. John Walters, Eufaula, BRANDEWIE, William H. Henry Brandewle, Okla. D. 6, Richmond, Va. WILLERTON, R. F. D. 2, Yorkshire, Ohio. WALTHER, William. Phillip Walther, Glen- James. Robert Willerton, 514 BRENNER. Carl G. George Brenner, 301 ville, Nebr. Summer Street, Hannibal, Mo. North Winter Street, Adrian, Mich. WINSLOW, George A. Mrs. Mary Stewart, YOUNG, Frank. Frank Young, sr., Kimberly, CHESNER. Joseph. Mrs. Tena Chesner, 61 Ida Grove, Iowa. W. Va. Wright Street, Milwaukee, Wis. WOLF, Charley. Mrs. A. W. Wolf, Solomon ARRINGTON, Joseph L. Win. G. Mullins, CHISHOLM, Eddie. James Chisholm, Black- Springs, Ark. Cordova, Tenn. well, Ky. ALBANO, Carmine. Francesco Albano, Co- BALDING, George L. William Balding, Day- CLOSE, Wilmot S. Mrs. Frank L. Close, 180 sanzo, Celico Province, Italy. ton, Wash. Sickles Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING COE. James E. Mrs. Emma Coe, Mount McCORMICK, George T. Mrs. Mary McCor- SMITH, Walter. Mrs. Anna Smith, Alle- Airy, N. C. mick, Detmold Street, Lonaconing, Md. gheny, Pa. COBEAN, Winfield G. David H. Holmes, 598 McCUE, James. Miss Katherine McCue, 609 SPINOSK. Joseph. Nick Spinoski, 195 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. Hudson Street, New York, N. Y. French Street, New Brunswick, N. . COLE, Forest S. Mrs. Emma W. Cole, Pleas- McGARRY, James J. Mrs. Kathryn McGarry, STAFFORD, Fred A. William A. Stafford, ant Valley, Conn. 920 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tullahoma, Tenn. COYNE, Michael Edward. Mrs. Mary Coyne, McMANUS, Earl F. Mrs. Dorris MeManus, STAPP, Dillard F. Charles A. Stapp, Moun- I. F. D. 1, Hubertus, Wis. Cashmere, Wash. tain Home, Tex. CURRY, Peter J. Mrs. Frances Smith, Clar- MAGUZZU, Thomas. Mrs. Rosa Maguzzu, SULLIVAN, Everett E. Riley Sullivan, Santa ence Center, N. Y. 2538 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, N. Y. Paula. Cal. DAVIDSON, Daniel A. Hans Davidson, Coon MARAKOWITCH, Rudolph. Joseph Marako- SULLIVAN, Joseph Wilbur. Mrs. Anna Sul- Valley, Wis. witch, 348 East Forty-seventh Street, New livan, Stoneboro, Pa. DAY, William F. Mrs. Anna Blythe, 3334 York, N. Y. WHITE, Glen G. Mrs. Emma White, 1007 Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colo. MARGOLIN, Otto. Philip Margolin, 1444 North Waterloo Avenue, Jackson, Mich. DEAKINS, David R. Luciem E. Deakins, Williamsbridge Road, New York, N. Y. WILDT, Nickodemus. Miss Agnes Boland, Garner, Tex. MASSAU, John W. Mrs. Nora Massau, Eagle, 515 Quincy Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. DEWITT, Samuel L. Mrs. Hoster M. Dewitt, W. Va. WOLFF, Frank C. Mrs. Mary Wolff, 338 De Soto, III. MORGAN, Evan. Mrs. Sarah Morgan, R. F. Locust Street, Janesville, Wis. DINGMAN, Leo C. Mrs. Philanda Dingman, D. 6, Athens, Ohio. WORTHINGTON, Myrle W. Mrs. Edna Seward, Nebr. MOSHER, Ernest. Charles E. Mosher, Little Edgell, 923 East Ohio Street, Indianapolis, DOHERTY, Frank John. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Falls, N. Y. Ind. Doherty, 115 West One hundred and nine- NANCE, Luther J. Thomas J. Nance, R. F. MARGERUM, Atlee R. Miss Eva Margerum, tieth Street. New York, N. Y. D. 3, Anniston, Ala. 1418 Hutchinson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DOMBROWSKI, Antoni. Joseph Mindzink- NAPPER, Nelen. Mrs. Rosa Napper, Hous- MARSHALL, Arthur. Mrs. Mary Marshall, newch, 184 Long Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ton, Pa. 006 Thirty-fifth Street, Oakland, Cal. DONNELLY, Hugh J. Charles Temporevitz, NICHOLS, Denver. John F. Nichols, R. F. D. MEADOWS, George. Mrs. Nannie B. Mead- 4563 North Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, 2, Owasso, Okla. ows, Stark, W. Va. Pa. NISSEN, George W. John Nissen, Manning, MEDFORD, Charles W. Mrs. Minnie Med- DONNELLY, Joseph H. Mrs. Ida Donnelly, Iowa. ford, 214 Sheridan Street, Jerseyville, Ill. R. F. D. 2, Petroleum, W. Va. NYQUIST, Enoch. Albin Skodland, 603 Su- MEDLAR, Leonard V. Loat G. Paysart, ECHTERLING, Eugene J. Antone J. Ech- perior Avenue, West Cleveland, Ohio. North Toul, Nebr. terling, general delivery, Churdan, Iowa. O'HARA, James M. Mrs. Bridget O'Hara, MEELER, Luther E. Earlie Meeler, R. F. D. EGGLESTON, Floyd E. Charley W. Eggles- 1912 Mifflin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 2, Pritchett, Tex. ton, route 1, Ayrshire, Iowa. O'LEARY, Dennis. Mrs. Katherine Chestney, MENDLOWITZ, Adolph M. Mrs. Ella Mendlo- EICKE, George H. Miss Carrie Eicke, 805 Braddock, Pa. witz, 653 Cauldwell Avenue, Now York, N. Y. West Third Street, Williamsport, Pa. OLBRISE, Stanislaus. Joe PolisH, 1416 Ash MERRITT, Archie L. Mrs. Ora E. 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Mrs. H. E. Morse, 1013 Olive Hill, Ky. PERRYMAN, Herbert H. William H. Perry- Walbridge Drive, Toledo, Ohio. GOODWIN, Thomas. Alice Goodwin, Ganer, man, Tiline, Ky. MULLER, James T. Eugene Muller, Lynch, Ala. PETERSON, Frank. Della Peterson, 102 Nebr. GOTTFRIED, Ferdinand A. Mrs. Agnes Gott- Broad Street, Waverly, N. Y. MULVANEY, Francis L. Mrs. Ellen White fried, 1906 Center Street, Milwaukee, Wis. PITCHFORD, William T. Mrs. Martha Pitch- Mulvaney. 11 Elm Street, Clarksburg, W. GOTJRLEY, Ray E. Mrs. Delvey Gourley, ford, Millsap, Tex. Va. 1302 Marlowe Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio. PITTENGER, Roy. Sol Pittenger, route No. MUSE, James F. J. A. Muse, Dublin, Miss. HAASE, Frank C. Mrs. Bertha Haase, 2023 7, Marshall, Ill. MYRBERG, Axel A. Gustave J. Myerberg, St. Paul Avenue, Chicago, Ill. POPHAM, Flavel. Mrs. Maud Hummel, Flat 4746 Kentmore Avenue, Chicago, Ill. HAHN, Clyde HI. Charles Hahn, Welssport, Rock, Ohio. NEELY, Eunus Revellar. Samuel R. Neely, Pa. PORTER, Clayton A. Edward Dougherty, Stonebury, Tex. Anoka, Minn. NICZANSKI, Alex. Andrew Niezanaski, 595 HARKINS, Edward C. Winifred Harkins, 33 REIS, David. Isaac Rels, 413 East Third Front Street, Worrier-Run, Pa. Court Street, White Plains, N. Y. Street, Bethlehem, Northhampton County, HARRISON, Benjamin F. Mrs. R. H. Hor- NOVIN, Soloman. Miss Saddle Friedman, 531 ion, R. F. D. 7, Athens, Tex. Pa. Angelic Street, West Hoboken, N. J. HETRICK, William J. Mrs. Margaret Het- ANDERSON, John L. Miss Nellie Evans, 6 OLIVER, William. Mrs. Rebecca Oliver, Shepard Street, Gloucester, Mass. Cockstown, N. J. rick, Mosby, Mont. OLSON, HOBBS, Daniel. Thomas Walls, Dover, Del. ARNOLD, Floyd L. William T. Arnold, Roe- Charley F. Mrs. Frank Knize, 3488 HOPKINS, Marion L. Mrs. Lou Hopkins, buck, S. C. South Sixty-first Street, Clyde, III. DESMOND. Patrick W. Mrs. Julia Desmond, PARKER, Edward L. Sam E. Parker, R. P. West North Street, Marshall, Mo. D. 2. Round Mountain, Ala. HESTON, Thomas I. Mrs. Kate Huston, 8 Whitney Street, Boston, Mass. Mount Jewett, Pa. GROTH, Frederick H. Charles Groth, 798 PARMIGIANI, Eugene. Joseph Parmigiani, lam- East One hundred and seventieth Street, 38 MacDougal Street, New York, N. Y. IAMURRI, Umberto. Mrs. Angelina PHILLIPS, Thomas H. Henry M. Phillips, 9 urri, 125 East Main Street, Parkersburg, New York, N. Y. Pa. HILINSKI, John S. Ignacy Hilinsky, I. F. Lennox Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 2, box 215, Sharpsburg, Pa. PINKARD, Charles D. Mrs. Ada Pinkard, JOHN, Ernest T. Mrs. Katty John, London, HINKLE, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Hinkle, 300 R. F. D. 2, Crossville, Ala. Ark. West Sedgley Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. PLANTIKOW, Alfred A. Charles Plantikow, JULIANO, Angelo. Lucy Juliano, 15 Ernest HOBBS, Thomas R. iames H. Hobbs, 207 R. F. D. 28, box 48, Oakland, Wis. Street, East Boston, Mass. Summers Street, Hinton, W. Va. POLLARD, James G. James P. Pollard, R. KERTZ, Peter V. John Kertz, 1246 Lin- HORNER, August H. Mrs. Anna Horner, F. D .2, Pelzer, S. C. coln Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa. 377 Himrod Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. POLLOCK, James P. Frank W. Pollock, KIMMICK, Peter. Mrs. Anna Kimmick, LAMPHERE, Clarence. Mrs. Mary E. Lamp- Woodsfield, Ohio. Canon City, Colo. here, Gallup, S. Dak. POOL, Fred George. Mrs. Adelina C. Pool, KING, Harold. Mrs. Millie King, 41 Mid- LANTZY, Anicetus C. James D. Lantzy, R. F. 130 Perry Street, Grand Ledge, Mich. die Avenue, Saratoga Springs, N. y. D. 1, Carroiltown, Pa. QUICK, Ollie W. Mrs. Sallie Quick, 1804 KORFF, William M. John Korff, R. F. D. LEDBETTER, Alva. Mrs. Fern Lefbetter, East Oneal Street, Greenville, Tex. 12, Mt. Vernon, Ind. St. John. Kans. SCHOOLCRAFT, William R. Mrs. Mary KORNBLUTH, Samuel H. Mrs. Rose Korn- LESTER, James C. George M. Lester, R. F. Schoolcraft. Carlisle, Mass. bluth, 70 East One hundred and nineteenth D. 1. Tazewell, Va. SCHRAMM, Walter Robert. Mrs. Martha R. Street. New York, N. Y. LUCKHURST, George T. Charles Luckhurst, Schramm, 1453 Otto Street, Chicago, Ill. KRIEGIER, John. Mrs. Stella Kriegier, 67 43 Moyston Street, Schenectady, N. Y. SEARS, Lawrence A. Thomas M. Sears, 303 Reed Street, Buffalo, N. Y. MURPHY, Frank. Mrs. Nellie Murphy, 1207 West Jacob Street, Green Castle, Ind. LAPPIN, George A. Mrs. Irene Lappin, 1503 Chrystal Street, Toledo, Ohio. STENERSON, Otto. Semon Stenerson, R. South Eleventh Street, St Louis, Mo. MURPHY. Robert Lee. Mrs. Anna Murphy, F. D. 1, Ontario, Wis. LEAVENS, Luther J. Mrs. Margaret Lea- Hollyville, S. C. STEWART, Robert G. Mrs. Rosa J. Stewart, ens, R. F. D. 4, Savanna, IL. PARCELL, Earl. Albert Parcell, Moody, 322 East Washington Street, Petersburg, LEMON, Walter D. Mrs. Minnie Lemon, 1256 Kans. Va. East Seventh Street, St. Paul, Minn. LEVINE, Morris. Mrs. Sarah Levine, 357 POSSELLI, Patsy. Giaseppe Posselli, Coy, TONKELL, John. Alexander Tonkell, New South Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pa. Haven, Conn. L'HOMMEDIEN, Guy. Mrs. Dorothy L'Hom- RASHAER, Manuel. Mrs. Philip Rashaer, TROWBRIDGE, Howard C. Mrs. Lilly Trow- medien, 1526 Pacific Avenue, Brooklyn, 1233 East Elghty-sixth Street NE., Cleve- bridge, Union Furnace, Hocking County, N. Y. land. Ohio. Ohio. LITTLEFIELD, Raymond S. Andrew S. Lit- SCHEIDT, Joseph G. John Seheidt, Shawnee, VOELKNER. Robert. Mrs. Elizabeth Ricker- tlefield, 1320 Monnadnock Building, Chi- Okla. hauser, 3384 Fifteenth Avenue, Newark, cago, Il. SCHELLSMIDT, Robert. William M. Schell- N. J. LORD, Harvey L. Joseph L. Lord, Selling, smidt, 114 Bosth Twenty-ninth Street, Bill- VELKER, Tohn F. Joseph Velker, R. F. D. Okla. ings. Mont. 3 box 43, Allegan, Mich. LYONS, John W. Mrs. Edna Guerra, 92 SCHULTZ, August F. William 0. Schults, WALLACE. Guy William. James Small Wal- Marion Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hall, Mont. lace, R. F. D. 1, Polk, Pa. McCLOSKY, Louis. Mrs. Mary MeClosky, SHEA. Eugene F. Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Shea WARLATTMONT, Floyd J. Frank Warlau- 318 West Eighth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. Tatty, 18 Prospect Street, Chicopee, Mass. mont, Fayettville, Ohio. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING WARMUS, Walter. Mrs. Maggie Warmus, LESTER, Earl L. Mrs. Hannah Lester, Tar CORPORALS. 8818 Escanaba Avenue, Chicago, Ill. River, Okla. BARRINGTON, William G. Mrs. Edna P. WASRSEMANN, Isidor A. Mrs. Annie Was- LOGUE, William W. Mrs. Lucinda Logue, Barrington, 221 North Wilton Street, Phil- sermann, 831 Alabama Avenue, Brooklyn, Fairhope, Pa. adelphia, Pa. N. Y. LOVELL, Raymond. Mrs. Madeline Lovell, BAUM, Carl. Sol Baum, 613 Madison Street, WEISNER, Leo L. Jacob Weisner, Meriden, Clymer, Indiana County, Pa. Ashland, Ohio. Kans. LUNSFORD, Pearson. Mrs. Sarah Hornsby, BREWER, William J. Albert Brewer, 311h WOLKINS, Fred L. Mrs. Harriet A. Wol- Burning Springs, Ky. East Third Street, Middletown, Ohio. kins 34 Gardner Street, Allston, Mass. McDONOUGH, Patrick. Mrs. Bridget Shea, BROOK, Albert N. Miss Mildred Brook, El ABT, Lewis H. Mrs. Mary Avt, 101 Pacific 287 Bunker Hill Street, Charlestown, Mass. Centro, Cal. Street, Newark, N. J. McDOUGALL, William E. Edward J Mc- CEDERROTH, Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, ARIENTI, Charles P. Guy Arienti, 34 Pearl Dougall, 314 New York Avenue, Providence, 9 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Great Barrington, Mass. R. I COLE, Alva L. William R. Cole, 205 North ARRINGTON, Clyde I. C. R. Arrington, McELMURRY, Wade. Even McElmurry, Jefferson Street, Punxsutawney, Pa. post-office box 174, MeLoud, Okla. Doran, Ga. COLLINS, John Joseph. Mrs. Rose Collins, BANKOWSKI, Edward. Miss Lily Ban- McFADDEN, Herman C. J. H. McFadden, 290 East One hundred and thirty-sixth kowski, 118 Porter Street, Schenectady, R. F. D. 1, Salem, N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. N.Y. McHALE, Lawrence J. Mrs. John D. MeHale, CREBO, William R. Oke Jordan, general de- BARKER, Robert L. 0. C. Barker, New Lon- Moose River, N. Y. livery, Claflin, Kans. don, Ohio. McMILLIN, Irving A. Mrs. Ellen McMillin, CUTSHALL, Roy J. Jacob Cutshall, Three BATER, Gilbert E. Mrs, Anna M. Bauer, box 233, Soldiers Grove, Wis. Springs, Pa. 6806 Melrose Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. MAKAMUL, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Makamul, DANIELSON, Brayton. Mrs. Elma Daniel- BLACK, Roland Leonard. Daniel A. Black, 2419 Menard Street, St. Louis, Mo. son, R. F. D. 82, Jamestown, N. Y. American Falls, Idaho. MALLETT, Charles R. Bertha C. Mallett, 58 DAWSON, Edmund K. Albert A. Dawson, BLUM, Harry 0. John T. Blum, Zelienople, Broadway, Akron, Ohio. Davis, W. Va. Pa. MANN, Howard F. Charles P. Mann, Tyrone, DEGNAN, Howard E. Eugene S. Degnan, BLUM, William. Mrs. Jarski, 3945 Carpenter Okla. 223 East One hundred and sixty-third Avenue, New York, N. Y. MARTELL, Edward J. Mrs. Maggie Martell, Street, New York, N. Y. BOEKENKAMP, Henry H. Mrs. Mary Bee- 1622 Anthony Street, Marinette, Wis. D'ENTREMONT, Edward G. Mrs. Cassie kenkamp, 15 Arcola Street, Roxbury, Mass. MARTINES, Vincent. John Blank, 584 Baltic D'Entremont, 27 Chandler Street, Medford, BOLGER, Roy. Mrs. Mary E. Bolger, 31 Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. MATTES, William. Leon Mattes, 332 East Prospect Street, Gardiner, Me. Eighty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. DUNHAM, George M. Charles S. Dunham, BONCZEK, Joseph S. Vincent Bonezek, River- Olean, Mo. head, L. I. MAUEL, Harry H. John Mauel, R. F. D. 5, Jefferson, Wis. EIILER, George V. Charles S. EhIer, R. F. D. DOSCHEINEN, William. Mrs. Caroline Bos- 2. Bliss, Okla. cheinen, 112 Prospect Avenue, Mount Ver- ELDER, Raymond. Lee Elder, Lebanon, Mo. non, N: Y. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). FENNEMAN, Maurice G. Mrs. Anna Fenne- BRIZZOLARA, Rocco A. Mrs. Gamma Coari, man, Spencerville, Ohio. 016 West Huron Street, Chicago, Ill. CAPTAIN. FLAGG, Ralph S. Fred A. Flagg, 3 Vinton COLEMAN, Bernard. Mrs. Maggie Coleman, Street, Worcester, Mass. 1347 North Front Avenue, Grand Rapids, HOCKER, Carl Ernest. Mrs. Eleanor K. Hocker, Mount Carmel, Pa. FOSHAY, Frederick W. Mrs. P. Maxwell Mich. Foshay, 168 Park Street, Montclair, N. J. COLEMAN. James E. Mrs. Elizabeth Cole- LIDUTENANTS. FOLEY, John F. John F. Foley, 280 East man, 26 Wilkinson Avenue, Jersey City, Two hundred and forty-first Street, New N. J. DAVIS, Alton W. Ethma V. Davis, M1Fichell, York, N. Y. COVERDALE, Lee. Mrs. Mary Coverdale, MIl. Ga. FREEMAN. Virgil W. Edward Freeman, ford, Del. FERGUSON, Albert B. Roscoe W. Ferguson, Wyatte, Miss. CROSBY, Reginald 0. Mrs. Hattie Crosby, 601 Montana Street, El Paso, Tex. GOODMAN, John. Mrs. Susan Goodman, 755 Bear River, Digby County, Nova Scotia. MOSES, Frank E. Mrs. Frank E. Moses, 3930 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CURTIS, Christopher. Mrs. Clara P. Swift, Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo. HUNT, John V. Samuel Hunt, 314 Market De Land, Fla. MITTEN, George Russell. George Mition, 'ttreet, Perth Amboy, N. J. DANJTOU, Frank. Joseph Danjou, Sturgeon Goodland, Ind. JEFFERSON, Frank. Mrs. Sarah A. Jeffer- Post Office, Sturgeon, Pa. ROBINSON, Arthur L. Mrs. Florence Robin- son, 175 West Seventy-second Street, New DIMAGGIO, Frank. Frs. Jane Dimagglo, 922 son, 76 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y York, N. Y. Washington Street, St. Louis, Mo. SCOTT, Samuel H. Mrs. W. 11. Scott, 2502 Parkwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. KEEFE, Frank V. Mrs. Helen McCaffrey, EAGAN, James C. Mrs. Mary J. Eagan, 600 West Lafayette Street, Ottawa, Ill. Blanchard, Pa. SERGEANTS. KEEIRIDER, Harry E. Mrs. Mary Keef- EICHIIORN, Thomas H. Mrs. Mary Rich- rider, 1518 East Moyamensing Avenue, horn, 81 Essex Avenue, Orange, N. J. HANNA, Samuel H. Miss Jennie 1lanna, Philadelphia, Pa. ELLIOTT, Earle L. Mrs. Laura E. Raney, care of McAllister Hospital, Waukeqan, II. LEWIS, Arthur W. C. G. Lewis, 306 Park 2640 North Germantown Avenue, Philadel- HAGGERTY. Andrew F. Miss Margaret G. Place. Spokane, Wash. phia, Pa. Haggerty, 102 Conant Street, Manchester, LINDQUIST, Carl G. Victor Lindquist, box ENZINGER, Eugene Earle. George Enzinger, N. H. 3371 Cabanne Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 938, Johnsonburg, Elk County, Pa. PAY, Dan F. Mrs. Ellen Fay, Roundhead, NEWMAN, Charles. Mrs. t. Beck, 641 East MADORE, John J. Miss Kathryn Flynn, 200 Ohio. Sixth Street, New York, N. Y Malden Street, Malden, Mass. PENDLETON. Arthur Frank. MrA. [lenry MOYER. James 0. Charles F. Moyer, 62 East FAYE, Elio. Henry Faye, Mystic, Iowa. Pendleton, 116 Madison Street, Wellsville, Main Street, Falconer, N. Y. FLY. William F. Mrs. Elsie Fly. Sparta, Mo. N. Y. MORRISON, Frederick J. Mrs. Nortie Morri- GEARINGER, Lemuel. Mrs. Elizabeth 0. RENNER, Jacob V. Mrs. Louise Renner, son, 127 North Granger Street, Syracuse, Gearinger. 203 Church Street, Huntingdon, N. V. Pa Lebo, Mo. PLATT, James N. George S. Platt, Abing- NEASE. William L. Alex Nease, 610 East GEIGER, Harvey Almer. Mrs. Anna Geiger, ton, Conn. South Street, Lebanon, Pa. IR. F. D. 2, Holgate, Ohio. O'DONNELL, John. Mrs. Kate O'Donnell, GRANDA, John J. John Granda, Rockaway, RUDOLPH, Ernest E. Mrs. E. E. Rudolph, 2503 East Indiana Avenue, Philadelphia, N J. 1338 Stout Street, Denver, Colo. Pa. GRASS, James E. James D. Grass, R. F. D. SLEEZER, George M. Mrs. Joseph B. Sce- zer, 1520 Arthur Place, Gary, Ind. QUIGLEY, Clyde Joseph. Elmer F. Quigley, 4, Blooming Prairie, Minn. Unionville, Me. GRAVES. Herman S. Ray C. Graves, R. F. SMITH, William T. Mrs. Cora E. Smith, 68 Marion Street, North Tonawanda, Y. RAHBERG, Charles F. William Rahberg, 32 D. 9, Grand Rapids, Mich. N. Fuller Avenue, Tonawanda, N. Y. GURLEY, Benjamin J. Jacob T. Gurley THURSTON, Alvin S. Frank Thurston, 3540 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Ill. SACHS, Jacob. Edel Sachs, 673 West Bal- 1202 North Davidson Street, Charlotte, N. . Mrs. Agnes Toppel, 2110 timore Street, Baltimore, Md. IIENDRIKSON, Aage F. N. Sordnson, 309 TOPPEL, Ernest. SCHUCK, Victor R. Mrs. Sara Schuck, Em- State Street. South Fifty-sixth Court, Cicero, Il. Cedar Falls, Iowa, E. Mrs. Charlotte Vi- erald, Lehigh County, Pa. HILSTROM, Frank D. Mrs. Evas Hilstrom, VIGRASS, Howard SKELLEY, William B. Mrs. Ella Skelley, Whitehall, Mich. grass, 234 Young Street, Tonawanda, N. Y. WILSON, Repps H. Mrs. Louise Wilson, Rock River, Wyo. HINES, Jeff. Rube A. Hines, Groesbeck, Tex. Mo. TAYLOR. Estrel. Francis W. Taylor. R. P. HOUSE, Allen Jack House, R. F. D. 4, Norborne, D. 8, Boonville, Ind. Inka, Miss. ROBERT, Edwin C. Mrs. Annie Nickel, 221 South Penn Street, York, Pa. TITRMAN, Byron Addison, Mrs. Lenore D. HUNT, John E. Mrs. Mary Hunt, 448 Pioneer Calkins, secretary Trust & Savings Bank, Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ANDRADA, Frank. Mrs. Mary M. Andrada, Bay Point, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. ISITAM, William W. Mrs. Sallie Cammeron, BENNETT, Russell H. Mrs. Myrtle E. Ben- WARREN, Clem R. Mrs. Henrietta Warren, 813 Tenth Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. 105 Elm Street, Durham, N. C. JACOBSON. Theodore M. Rasmus Jacobson, nett, 214 South Central Avenue, Paris, Ill. CIOCHETTI, Hannibal S. John Ciochettl, 3 WELLBAUM, Hirondo A. Earl Wellbaum, R. F. D. 1. Ortley, S. Dak. Wayne Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. JACQYER. Brigham Street, East Boston, Mass. Charles S. Mrs. Belle Netherton, CUMISKEY, Joseph F. Mrs. Ellen Cumiskey, WILSON, Harry. Charlie Wilson, 702 Man- 6830 Dauphin Street, Kansas City, Mo. gum Street, Durham, N. C. JENKINS, Harry M. Dennis Jenkins, 504 2713 Livingston Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Wicomico Street, Salisbury, Md. DUNNE, John C. Charles V. Dunne, 805 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. NIDCKANICS. KACITADORIAN, Giragos. Harry Movesien, Davis, Lebanon, 2939 Waterloo Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DAVIS, John L. John W. DASHNAW, Napoleon. Mrs. Emma Dashnaw, KALAL. Otto. Frank Kalal, R. F. D. 1, box Mo. 24 Bigelow Street, Ogdensburg, N. Y. 108, New Auburn, Wis. FUNK, Aaron R. Mrs. Richard Funk, R. F. GLOWACKI, Joseph. Stanley De Latnor, 1520 KANE, Howard B. Mrs. Dolla Kane, 541 D. 4, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Wood Street, Chicago, Ill. West One hundred and fifty-second Street, GALLAGHER, Joseph M. Mrs. Minnie Gal- KINGTON, Albert B. Mrs. Sophronia King- Ne w York. N. Y. lagher, 423 Parade Street, Erie Pa ton, Jamestown, Tenn. KOSENCO, Taras. John Kosenco, 69 Stender GARRISH, James M, John R. Lank, 135 NAFEY, Walter. Mrs. Ella Nafey, 635 Fifth Street, Lyndora, Butler County, Pa. South Fifty-fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 17, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BUGLERS. FIORENTINO, Fortunato. Mrs. Antonio Fi- HELTON, John William. Sherman Helton, orentino, box 176, Republic, Pa. 1207 Sutes, St. Louis, Mo. ADAMS, Lawrence HI. Oscar F. Adams, 1003 FRENCH, William. Mrs. Edna W. French, LEWIS, Carl E. John D. Lewis, R. R. 3, Monroe Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Wilmont, Ark. Hartford City, Ind. KIPKOWSKI, Stanley. John Kipkowski, See- GRIFFEN, Eugene T. Fred Griffen, general LOUIS, Sidney M. Isaac Louis, 161 West end and Lankershire Boulevard, Lanker- delivery, Boyne City, Mlic. One hundred and fortieth Street, New shim, Cal. HAILS, Charles E. Mervin Hails, R. F. D. York, N. Y. LUKE, Stanley H. Mrs. Mabel E. Luke, 23 1, Woodlawn, Ill. PETTUS, Willie H. Mary Pettus, 1131 Trimont Street, Dedman, Mass. HAIN. Jacob. Mrs. Jacob Hain, 150 North Franklin Street, Norfolk, Va. PRIvATDS. Fifteenth Street, Harrisburg, Pa. ADOLPH, Erwin. Mrs. Sam E. Hansen, 3316 HALPIN, Daniel J. Cornelius Halpin, 3200 West Sixteenth Street, Oklahoma City, BURMAN, Lawrence E. Ezra S. Burman, R. Craft Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. Okla. F. D. 2. Fort Jennings, Ohio. HONAKER, Arthur L. Mrs. Mary V. Hona- BAGDIGIAN, Zaron. Charley Bagdigian, DANIELEWICZ, Stanislaw M. Mrs. Kate ker, Caldwell, W. Va. 455 Halstead Street, Chicago, Ill. Danielewicz, 8817 Exchange Avenue, Chi- JELLISON, Clarence E. Mrs. Edward C. BRONSTEIN, Sam. Mrs. Rebeka Popick, 503 cago, Ill. Jellison, 52 Royalton Avenue, North Min- I est One hundred and forty-fifth Street, FOSTER, Lester S. Mrs. Nora Foster, 1103 neapolis. Minn. New York, N. Y. Cleveland Street, Danville, Ill. JEWETT, Marion Le Roy. Frank Jewett, CAUDILL, David D. Mrs. Cindia Caudill, KALISZAK, John. Charles Szumski, 320 East Tarkio, Mo. Jeremiah, Ky. One hundred and fiftieth Street, New York, KEATING, James A. Mrs. Helen Keating, 17 COLEMAN, Thomas Hugo. John K. Desmon, N. Y. Banta Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. Abolt Mo. PATTERSON, Archie C. Mrs. Etta Nelson, KELLEY, Joshua T. Mrs. May C. Kelley, CRITE, Alfred L. Mrs. Anna Rolow, Yuma Clear Lake, Wis. Lutherville, Md. County, Colo, TUCKER, Benjamin C. Mrs. Bettle Tucker, KUBINEC, John Joseph. John Kubinec, 27 CRUTCHFIELD, William V. William S. 1010 Military Road, Columbus, Miss. Rector Street, Beacon, N. Y. Crutchfield, La Crosse, Va. TURNER, China. Jappa Turner, Norwood, KUCZKA, John Peter, Mrs. Mary Kuczka, DASHKE, William. Mrs. Emile Dashke, N. C. 12 Warren Street, Buffalo, N. Y. R. F. D. 3, Fairmount City, Il. LABRONOWSKI, Joseph. Natalia Steravice, DAVIS, Edward C. E. Persey Davis, 25 VECCHIO, Salvatore. Joseph Vecchio, 25 Nel- 85 Grant Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Powvhatan Road, Dorchester Mass. son Street, Salamanca, N. Y. LAUBER, Will F. Albert Lauber, Flint Hill, DRAPER, Charles L. Mrs. Loretta Draper, VENDITTO, Filomene. Giovanno Venditto, Mo. State Street, Carthage, N. Y. 129 Allen Street, Allentown, Pa. LEACH, George Washington. George Leach, DUROST, Morley J. Theodor G. Durost, VIAU, Lau rence. Lucas Viau, Fresno, Cal. Morgantown, Ky. Mare Hill, Me. VINGI, Giovanni. Vincanzo Vingi, 25 Pied- LEO, William. Mrs. Mary Leo, 396 Lafayette FAVIA, Michael. Vito Favia, 945 West Tay- mont Street, Providence, R. I. Street, New Haven, Conn. lor Street, Chicago, Ill. VOSS, Christopher F. William Voss, Bushton, LEONARD, Alfred B. C. Robert A. Conrad, FORNEY, Monte J. Robert B. Forney, Pray, Kans. R. F, D. 1, Newton, N. C. Mont. WALLACE, Edward J. Mrs. Adelaide Wal- McLAUGHLIN, Hugh. Mrs, Mary McLaugh- FREEZE, William A. Mrs. Sarah E. Mc- lace, 72 South Eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. 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Mrs. Katherine Win- MORRIS, Jesse F. Mrs. Lucy Morris, 1223 shinny, Pa. Erie Street, East End, East Liverpool, Ohio. JOSEP, Leonard L. Mrs. Alvina Joseph, ters, 36 Frederick Street, Newark, N. J. Philadelphia, WREN, Eugene. Thomas Wren, 112 Wheeler NEER, Irving. Miss Letha Neer, De Lancey, 2823 North Taney Street, Street, Fort Worth, Tex. N. Y. Pa. ZAMPARDI, John. Mrs. Mary M. Siconi, 100 NICKEL, Paul R. A. Mrs. Mary B. Nickel, KAMIEMSKI, Ignacy Joseph. Mrs. Josephin Rnpsley Street, Corona, N. Y. 2423 Thirtieth Avenue, South Minneapolis, Kamiciaki, 11 Esabelle Avenue, Bayonne, ANDERSON, Earl Chester. Mrs. Minnie An- Minn. N. J. derson, R. F. D. 7, box 00, Fort Wayne, Ind. PIAN. William. William Pian, Tenth and KEATING, William E. Mrs. Alvenla L. ANDERSON, Ivar C. Charles Anderson, 9 Franklin Street, St. Louis, Mo Keating, Mount Laffee, Portsville, Pa. Liberty Street, Worcester. Mass. RAMBERG, Carl V. Carl A. Ramburg, R. F. KEELER, William Bryan. Mrs. Alice M. ANDERSON, Marques. 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Joe Kenis, 1524 South Long- nette, Delwaro, Minn. dan, Minn. dale Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BLACKSTAD, Oscar R. Samuel Blackstad, STIEFEL, Jakob. Mrs. Sophia Stiefel, gen- KENYON, Guy E. Mrs. Kate B. Wettehalu, La Fargeville, N. Y. St. James, Minn. eral delivery Krom, N. Dak. 311 BI CIIIK, Harry. Sam Welsehuk, 727 West STOKES Roy R. Mrs. Ella Stokes, 1721 KLINKNER, Walter II. Tohn Klinkner, Fourteenth Place, Chicago, Ill. Multrie Avenue, Mattoon, Ill. Hayes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. BUELL, George Lee. Lloyd W. Buell, 174 Arthur P. Mrs. Johanna LAFAVOR, Charles V. George R. Lafavor, TREPCZYNSKI Scobey, Mont. East First Street, Mansfield, Ohio. Trepez_, nski, Greenwich Avenue, New York, B. La BUNKER, Ralph C. Mrs. Evelene Bunker, NY LA FORIGE, Clarence 0. Mrs. Mattle Mount Carmel, Utah. TRULEY, Arthur J. Mrs Margaret Truley, Forge, Lebanon, Oreg. LA IIAY, Harry W. Mrs. Malvina D. La Hay, CASE, Claude J. John J. Case, Wasoca, 184 Reservoir Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Minne- Minn. TWORCOSKI, Stany. Alex Tworcoski, Salis- 2424 Twenty-third Avenue, South apolis, Minn. CASPERS, William R. Herbert Caspers, In- bury, Pa VISSOR, John. Myndert Vissor, R. F. D. 3, LAKE, Wilmer B. Mrs. Elmer H. Lake, gleside, Ill. Eldon, Mo. CHAUVIN. Joseph V. Mrs. Mary V. Chau- Hudsonville, Mich. Russell, WALTER, Harry M. Jerome Walter, Rein- LALLER, Sanford. Mrs. Sarah Jane vin, St. James, La. Bulls Gap, Tenn. CLOWE, Orville George. Mrs. Elizabeth tolds Station, Pa. John S. Simon La Londe, Ope- Clowe, Seneca, Kans. WHITTLIE, John F. Stail Brown Whittle, LA LONDE, Luray, Tenn. lousas, La. COMEGYS, Sam H. C. P. Comegys, Royse G. Lewis Lindow, Chill, City, Tex. WICKSTROM., Walter A. Charles Wickstrom, LINDOW, Alvin DALESSANDRO, Philip. Antonio Dalessan- 470 Stanley Street, New Britain, Conn. Wis. dro, 711 Hadden Avenue, Collingswood, WILP.OURN. John L. George H. Wilhourn, LISCUMB, Arthur C. Mrs Grace Liscumb, N. J. 2105 Dukeland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 124 Prospect Street, Gouverneur, N. Y. Andy. John Kolodic, 713 Minkon W. John Datzman, Fowler, WILLIAMS. Carl. Benjamin F. Williams, LUKOSII, DATZMAN, Cyril r.loit, Kans. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Ind. BOYER, Francis. Charles Boyer, Mannheim, MEYERS . Albert V. Frank J. Meyers, Mani- DEAN, Theodore E. T. H. Dean, 3 Hoffman towoc, Wis. Ax enue, Monterey, Cal. Pa. DE ANGELO Nicholas G. Mrs. Josephine BURNHTAM, Maxie H. Mrs. MeAttic M. Burn- MILLER, Grover C. Mrs. Clotilda McCon- De Angelo, 238 East Thirty-second Avenue, bam, Bienville, La. nell, 1-100 Eberly Avenue, Bowling Green, New York, N. Y. COHEN. Samuel Marks Cohen, 48 Howard Ohio. DEBAUX. Frank A. Mrs. Mary L. Debaux, Siret. New York, N. Y. NATALO, Pete. Joe Natalo, Meyersdale, Pa. Santa Maria, Cal. COLLINS, Austin W. Mrs. Niania Collins, PETERS, Generas A. - Mrs. Mary Peters, 117 DOTSON, Arthur. Mrs. Minnie . Dotson, Winterport,. Me. East First Street, South Bend, Wash. Rockland, Me. CULLINS, Ernie Blanche. John M. Cullins, PETROWSKI, Watzlow. Bronislaw Falowski, DUNIFON, William K. Mrs. Elizabeth De Dexter, Mo ,M)4 Seventh Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Witt, 117 West Cline Street, Delphos, Ohio. DEMSKI. Albert Walter Rousyski, 236 PRICE, Louis. Mrs. Ida Chaikin, 1015 Bry- DUNLAP, Alvin. Mrs. Frances Dunlap, Rut- Spring Street. Fall River, Mass. ant Avenue, New York, N. Y. ledge, Ga. FIX, August. Mrs. Helen Fix, International QUARLES, James W. Col. Hearnsburg, Bear- EDGAR, Frank B. Mrs. Mabel Edgar, Hay- Falls, Minn. den, Ark. ward. Okla. FOLEY, James R. Thomas Foley, 46 Main RAXTER, Ernest. David Raxter, Marble, FINLEY, Ray A. John Finley, Smithton, Pa. Street, Long Island, N. Y. N. C. 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING RUDNEIR. Samuel. Nathan Frank, 174 JUDGE, Henry J. Mrs. Melinda F. Judge, FECIIT, Harry Earnest. Joseph Focht, Mex- Eighth Street, New York, N. Y. 403 West Front Street, New Philadelphia, ico, Mo. SA" OlE, Absolom. Octave Savoie, Matthews, Ohio. GABUTTI, Frank. Louis T. Banducci, 129 La. JUDKINS, Perry W. Albert W. Judkins, Up- Morgan Building, Bakersfield, Cal. WEN4'lILAS, Martin Mrs. Annie Schappler, ton, MAe. GENTRY, Elmer. Austin Gentry, R. F. D. 5, 1443 Robberson Axenue, Springfield, Mlo. JUENGST, Ernest Nichols. Mrs. Margaret Miami, Ohio. SCIENK, Edward W. Mrs. Catherine Juengst, 1501 East Fayette Street, Balti- HALL, Henry John. Mrs. Minnie Noider- Schenk, I. F D. 3, box 101, Sandusky, more, Md. schmidt, 1104 Ferguson Road, Ferguson, Erie County, Ohio. KANE, Leo Austin. Frank Kane, 419 Barton St. Louis County, Mo. STEIN, Robert. Mrs. Anna Eggers, 4031 Street, Rochester, N. Y. HARMON, Millard. Mrs. Mary C. Harmaon, Park Height Axenue, Baltimore, Md. KEITH, Charles. Mrs. Alice M. Keith, 148 R. F. D. 2. Clay, Ky. TATFTM, William P. William R. Tatum, Wyckoff Street, Jamaica, N. Y. HENGER, Frederick. Mrs. Marie Honger, Louiiburg, N, C. KESTLER, Arthur MT. Mrs. Kestler, 845 2014 Master Street. Philadelphia, Pa ADAMS, Edwin A. James Ianar, Danville, West North Avenue. Chicago, Ill. IIOEFT, Edwin G. Theodore Hoeft, box 56, Va. KERRIGAN, Thomas Edward. Mrs. Gertrude Abbotsford, Wis. ADAMS. Roscoe C. William I. Adams, gen- Kerrigan, 18 Terry Street, Woodhaven, N. Y. LASHWAY, Peter L. Joseph Lashway, Swan- eral delivery. Parkville, Mich. KINGDON, Harold. Bert Kingdon, 514 Park ton, Vt. ADOLFSON, John H. C. Mrs. Mary Adolf- Avenue, Rockford, Ill. LOMBARDO, Joseph. Forcini Macri, 7 Dun- son' 3208 Sen ard Street, Omaha, Nebr. KINNEY, Harry D. William D. Kinney, 1216 can Avenue, Albany. N. Y. - AINSWORTH, James. George F. Nye, Preble, Nebraska Avenue. Richmond Hill, N. Y. LUIKART, Paul H. Mrs. May Luikart, New- N. Y. KRATEWSKI, John. Felix Krajewski, 194 comerstown, Ohio. One hundred and fifty-seventh Street. Har- MAINS, Fred W. William D. Mains, Brooks- AKERT, Paul. Mrs. Rosa Leebout, general vey, Ill. delivery, Johnstown, Nebr. ville, Iy. LARSON, Eric. Willie Anderson, Ogden, MANSFIELD, Ralph A. Charles J. Mans- ALTMAN, Abraham. Aaron Altman, 1580 Iowa. Prelident Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. field, Clinton, Mo. ANGLLOTTI, Joseppe N. Sam Glionno, 78 LARSON, Ludwig. Mrs. Christine Larson, R. MARESCA, John J. Me'. Anna Maresca, Haukins Street, Derby, Conn. F. D. 1, Suttons Bay, Mich. 2407 Catalpa Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. ANDERSON, Peter K. Mrs. Elizabeth Kein LENNOX, Harry S. David Lennox, 4685 MARKKULA, Werner A. Mrs. Fina Mark- Anderon, 31 Wrigley Street, Akron, Ohio. Tackawanna Street, Philadelphia, Pa. kula, Menahga, Minn. BAKER, Murry. Henry Baker, New Midway, LEONARD, James P. Mrs. Annie Leonard, MARSH, Ray. Edward W Marsh, Walworth, id. 2125 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nebr. LERKE, Paul. Mrs. Annie Lerke. 2365 Or- BARTLETT, Lehman E. Mrs. Francis L. MARTIN, Erdice A. Charles E. Martin, Kin- thodox Street, Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. ross, Bartlett, California, Mo. LEVIN, Irving Abraham Levin, 242 South Iowa. BATMAN, Gustaf. William Bauman, R. F. Street. New York, N. Y. MURDACI, Thomas L. Andrew J. Murdach, D. 1, London, Ark. Enfield, Ill. LICHTENSTEIN. Curtis T. Mrs. Mildred QUACKENBUSI. Walter J. Mrs. Catherine BLIZEK, Louis L. Frank Blizek, Oxford Lichtenstein, Manner Avenue, Cla mont, Junction, Iowa. Del. Quackenbush, 48 Madison Avenue, Flush- BOHN, Peter. Paul Bohn, Gross Point, Ill. ing, N. Y. BOAD, Harold. Mrs. Amanda Boyd, R. F. D. LOY, William E. Mrs. Kathryn Loy, 3812 QUINTANA, Isaac. Jose V. Quintana, Rosa, 3, Baraboo, Wis. South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Ill. N. Mex. BRICK31AN, Ivan T. Mrs. Hilda Brickman, LUCAS, Andrew. Mrs. Barbara K. Lucas, 82 RAINWATER, Drink. Harrison Rainwater, Co- Orchard Street, McKees Rock, Pa. St. Paul's Hotel, Sixtieth Street and LUKES, Otto. Frank Florin, 2356 Blue Casey Creek, Ky. lumbus Avenue, New York, N. Y. Island Avenue, Chicago, Ill. RADZISWKI, Adam C. Miss Judurda Rad- CLEVENGER, Clarence. Mrs. Kate Dovovan, McLAUGHLIN, Roland F. Mrs. Sarah J. Mc- ziswski, 203 Yeaman Avenue, Iamtramck, Winchester, Md. Laughlin, Vanceboro, MAe. Mich. COGLEY, Austin D. Mrs. L. Cogley, R. F. D. MAGNER, William. Miss Anna Magner, RAGER, lat H. Annious Eager, Harwood, 3, Dayton, Pa. Tex COIA, Vincent. Mrs. Marion Pacette, 2045 Sacred Heart Academy, Cedar Rapids, Morris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Iowa. RUTH, Clarence W. Mrs. Fairy Doerson, 1300 COPPENS, Alphonse. John P. Coppens, R. F. MAVILLE, Leo G. John Maville, 8 Ford West Philadelphia Street, York, Pa. D. 2, New Franken, Wis. Avenue, Ogdensburg, N. Y. SOURS, James M. James A. Behrm, R. F. COULOMB, George A. Mrs. George A. Cou- MEEKER, Halbert L. Mrs. Prudence Eslin- D. 1, box 22, Kimball, Page County, Va. lomb, ger, River View Addition, Ottumwa, Iowa. SPENCE, Joe. Mrs. Martha L. Spence, R. F. 714 Park Avenue, Rockford, Ill. D. 4, Durwin, Ga. CREAMER, Conway. Mrs. Mattie Swisher, NIEDZWIECKI, John. Charles Niedwiecki, 785 Delta Avenue, Cincinnati Ohio 1247 Oneida Street, Shamokin, Pa. STALEY Charles Franklin. Stewart Crim, CRISP, Lester M. Mrs. Bettie drisp, Maccles- PARRISH, Otis C. Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish, 2917 Wilalnut Street, McKeesport, Pa. field, N. C. 1323 Eastern Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. STEINKISTE, Medard. Charlie Steinkiste, PEARSON. Henry. Mrs. Veva Pearson, R. F. D. 8, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. CROPPER, John Roland. Mrs. Jennie Crop- Achille Okla. SWINEHART, Harvey. George Swinehart, per, California, Ohio. ROPER, loyd. Rufus H. Roper, Wests Mill, 537 Lincoln Avenue, Pottstown, Pa. CUMMINS, Roy E. Mrs. Catherine Cummins, N. C. SZCZEPANSKI, Victor. Scyepan Szczepan- Marengo, Iowa. ROSATI, Pasquale. Donato Rosati, 228 Sec- ski, 85 Mill Street, Buffalo, N. Y. DALEY, Frank J. James P. Quinn, 30 Snow- TAYLOR, Earl. William H. Taylor, 1410 den Ax enue, Ossining, ond Street, Crows Nest, Pa. 14. Y. RUTLEDGE, Charlie. Sam Rutledge, Ever- Broadway, Aurora, III. DERR, Henry R. Percival F. Derr, Lyn- TREVINO, Jasper. ville, Pa. green, Ala. Andrew F. Culberhouse, SHEPHARD, Harry. Mrs. Eliza Ware, 312 231 Simpson Street, San Antonio, Tex. DRANSART, Jules. Mrs. Malevora Dransart, Oliver Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. TRITTIPO, Ernest Aaron. John Wesley Jeannette, Pa. SILVER, Millard S. T. W. Silver, Nesco- Trittipo, 2154 Wheeler Street, Indianapolis, DUNFEE, Jesse. Mrs. John Dunfee, R. F. D. peck, Pa. Ind. 1, Key, Ohio. TARGACZEWSKI, William. Mrs. Josephine TAITOURIS, Gus II. George Poulos, Busy ELLIS, John. Mrs. Mary C. Ellis, Somerdale, Targaczewski, 2425 Ems Street, Chicago, Ill. Bee Restaurant, Parkersburg, W. Va. Ohio. WAGSTAFF, Nathan E. Mrs. Jane E. Wag- WALKER, Nelson. Mrs. Mayme Roberson, ENGESSER, John J. Mrs. Barbara Engesser, staff, Holliday, Utah. 518 Druid Hill Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 11 Dyson Street, Maspeth, N. Y. WEAVER. Clarence H. Mrs. Etta Weaver, 75 WASILAUSKI, Kazimer. Anton Wasilauski, FITZGERALD, John J. Mrs. Katherine Fitz- Hill Street, Hornell N. Y. 364 Kensington Avenue, Chicago, Ill. gerald, 83 Brewster Avenue, Philadelphia, WICHMAN, Charles W. John A. Wichman, YEAGER, Alvin L. Mrs. Mary Yeager, R. F. Pa. 311 West Hill Street, Beatrice, Nebr. D. 2, Northumberland, Pa. BARNETT, Harry B. Mrs. Lillian Sofford, ARIGHI. Fred. Mrs. Doll M. White, R. D. FLANNERY, John. Walter Flannery, 10 320 West Fifty-seventh Street, New York, 20, Akron, Ohio. South Clinton Street, Kingston, N. Y. N. Y. BARCEWICZ, Nijk. Mrs. Mary Barcewics, PLENNER, William Charles. Carl H. Flen- 903 Washington Street, Braddock, Pa. ner, 1417 Perkins Avenue, Joplin, Mo. BENNETT, Rollie G. Wiley H. Bennett, Ree FLOOD, James F. Mrs. Katherine Flood, Heights, S. Dak. BAUSIS, Pawilas. Bernardo Cuckas, 912 BLACK, Elsy. Mary Black, R. F. D. 1, Ford Friendship Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Lansing, Iowa. Borni, Barrano FRANK, Wendelin. Mrs. Elizabeth Frank, 41 City, Tex. BORNI, Domenico. Manfredo Duckwitz Street, North Tonawanda, N. Y. BUTLER, Jay Von. George Butler, box 322, Barpi, Piacenca, Italy. FRIEDLANDER, Abram H. Mrs. Lena Fried- Tekoa. Wash. BIESTERFELD, Martin. Conrad Biesterfeld, lander, 316 Hamilton Street, Greensburg, CARROLL, James D. Mrs. Susan Carroll, Exchange Street, Crete, II. Pa. 1202 North Walnut Street, Pontiac, Ill. BURKE, John. James Burke, 5542 Throop Street, Chicago, Ill. GAINES, CLARK, Francis G. Mrs. Anne E. Clark, Lake Fred I. Mrs. Kate Gaines, Trimble, City, Iowa. CANFIELD, Clifford. Mrs. Malinda Canfield, Tenn. CUNNINGHAM, Fred. Mrs. Margaret Dillon, Villa Grove, Ill. GENNER, Byron A. Mrs. Mattie Genner, 544 33 Abbott Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. CHIARADIO, Samuel E. Joseph Chiaradlo, Thirtieth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. CURRIE, Walter. Mrs. Mary Currie, 128 South Palisade Avenue, Bergenfield, N. J. GUGLIELMO, Thomas D. Salvatore Gugli- Brooklyn Street, Detroit, Mich. FOX, Joe J. Mrs. Celia Stevens, 92 Garden elmo, 726 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. CURRY, William A., jr. William Curry, R. F. Street, Lockport, N. Y. GUTBRODT, Adrian P. Conrad Gutbrodt, R. D. 4, Meadville, Pa. FRIEDMAN, Louis. Mrs. Rose E. Friedman, F. D. 1, Melrose, N. Y. DEAMICO, Domenico. De Biasco, 1825 Wood 1911 East Moyamensing Avenue, Philadel- AHL, Wave. Mrs. Laura Ahi. Addison, Ky. Street, Wheeling, W. Va. phia, Pa. HEALY, Roy J. Miss Kate Healy, 518 North DUFORE, Arthur C. Mrs. E. J. Labroski, GIULETTI, Angelo. Frank Pettiruto, 199 Sevx-nth Street, Olean, N. Y. 1200 West Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Cedar Street, Providence, R. I. HEITKAMP, Frank H. Mrs. Grace Helt- ERLING, John. Mott Erling, Zummermow, HALEY, Pay H. Mrs. Ivan McCoy, 702 Long kamp, Round Lake, Minn. Minn. Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. HUGGINS, Daniel H. Mrs. Birdie Huggins, FAULHABER, Malcolm. William H. Faulha- HALL, Raymond Roselle, Roselle Hall, Ant- Gilbert, La. ber, 38 Bible House, Astor Place, New werp, N. Y. HUNT, George A. Mrs. Louisa Hunt, 39 Sum- York, N. Y. HOLLINGSHEAD, Lowell Russell. Mrs. Mar- mer Park, Rochester, N. Y. FAZAKERLEY, Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth Faza- garet Hollingshead, Mount Sterling, Ohio. JENKINS, Lynn B. Thomas R. Jenkins, kerley, 181 Fourteenth Street, Brooklyn, HUGHES, William B. Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, Granger, Wyo. N. Y. 321 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JAMI SON, Morris. Abraham Jamison, 1822 RYAN, Raymond. Mary Ryan, 1648 Seven- DILLOW, William Henry. Mrs. Lucy Dil- North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. teenth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. low, Bluefield, W. a. KERRIGAN, James J. Mrs. Sarah Jane Dun- HOWELLS, Wyman. Mrs. Victoria W. How- GORMAN, Francis C. irs. Margaret Gor- ning. 1509 North Fifty-third Street, Phil- ells, 179 Summit Avenue, Upper Montclair, man, 42 Longwood Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. adelphia, Pa. N. J. GROGAN, Frank A. Mrs. Lillian Grogan, KIDWELL, Wilbur A. Mrs. J. I Kidwell, JOHNSON, Jethro. John W. Johnson, Gra- 353 Dean Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. 17 Mansion Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ham, Ala. HABERLY, Arthur C. Mrs. Eleanor Ilaberly, KILROY, James J. Mrs. Mary Kilroy, 549 KURTII, Albert. Mrs. Wilhelmine Kurth, 58 Water Street, Salamanca, N. Y. Delaware Avenue, Kingston, N. Y. Glidden, Iowa. HAWTHORNE. Clarence Eugene. Eugene LARSON, Goodwin N. Christ 0. Larson, LAVERY, James L. Mrs. Corn Lavery, 67 Hawthorne, sr. Morestille, N. C. I. F. D. 3, Kenyon, Minn. Vandervoort Street, North Tonawanda, HIGHTOWER, Bernard B. Mrs. Essie S. MADDEN, Thomas L. J. L. Madden, R. F. D. N. Y. Hightower, Compass Lake, Pa. 1. Ringgold, La. LEWIS, Stillman S. Mrs. Carrie R. Lewis, HENNESSY. Thomas C. John Hennessy, McDONOUGiI, John V. Mrs. Mary McDon- 118 Coleman Street, Olean, N. Y. Northfield, Minn. ough, 187 Kingsland Avenue, Brooklyn, LICHTENSTRIN, Fred A. Mrs. Lizette Lich- NEWSON, George. Mrs. Mary Newson, 659 N. Y. tenstein, 616 West Sixtieth Street, Chicago, Grove Street, Jersey City, N. J. MENDELSON, Samuel. Miss Annie Mendel- Ill. HOFFMAN, Frank. Peter Hoffman, 220 Mich- son, 860 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. LOGAN, James Augustus. Mrs. Margaret igan Avenue. Oconto, Wis. MENDELSON, Irving. Mrs. Minnie Mendel- Skaggs, R. F. D. 1, Vichy, Mo. IIOOSE. Floyd B. Mrs. HIilda Hoose, R. F. D. son, 717 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MANTELLI, Rafael. James Marx, 333 Ma- 1, Canastota, N. Y. MERGLER, Monroe. Mrs. Bertha Canan, 323 hock Street, Rome. N. Y. INGALLS, Albert G. Mrs. Mary L. Ingalls, West Water Street, Greenville, Ohio. NESS, Raymond. Mrs. Elmira Ness, Glatfel- 228 Glen Avenue. Watkins, N. Y. NOTARNICOLA, Francesco. Ernest Colesanti, ters Station, Pa. KAYS, Doris T. Mrs. Mannie Kays, general 325 East One hundred and forty-ninth OSBORNE, Arlie G. Mrs. Eulala E. Osborne, delivery, Versailles, Mo. Street. New York, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Wilkeshoro, N. C. KENNEY, John J. Mrs. Dela Hoffman, 4215 OSANNA, Rocco. Saveril Osanna, Venosa, OLMSTEAD, Benjamin F. Mrs. Cora Bureb, Union Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 1rovince of Potenza, Italy. R. F. D. 1, Coldwater, Mich. KLEINSCIIMIDT. William A. Henry Klein- OWENS, William W. Mrs. Marinda Shella- OVER, Frank R. Frank S. Over, Main Street, schmidt, Mount Vernon, Ind. herger, 1933 Eastern Avenue, Cincinnati, Newville, Pa. RUKLIS, Balinam. John Celko, Fourteenth Ohio. QTJADE, Albert F. Henry Quade, Kildare, Street and Mexico Side, Two Rivers, Wis. Okla. PIERCE, Gilmore W. Mrs. Gilmore W. Pierce, JANSEN, Henry. Joseph Jansen, Leopold, QUINN, Harry G. Mrs. Rose Quinn, 656 Mo. 0711 Glenwood Avenue, Chicago, Ill. .Santa Cruz Street, San Pedro, Cal. PUESCITEL, Albert J. Oswald Pueschel, RADVANSZKY, Peter. Mrs. Elizabeth Rad- JENNINGS, Rex E. Mrs. Mary L. Wood, 001 255:3 West Lombard Street, Baltimore, Md. vanszky, box 22, Hudson Heights. N. S. State Street, 01ean, N. Y. PURI, 11arie. Carlo L. 1oncia, Como, Dango, RALSTON, Nelson G. Mrs. Minnie V. Ral- JIRINEC, Frank. Mrs. Mary Jirinee, 115 Carzone, Italy. ston. 644 Osage Street, Augusta, Kans. Forty-ninth Street, Corona, N. Y. RAY, James 11. A. F. Ray, Albertville, Ala. RITCHEY, Clarence ft. Mrs. Mary Allen- JOHNSON, Clarence E. Laura M. Johnson, RIBERA. Nasarlo. Mrs. Martina Ribera, baugh, South Fork, Pa. R. F. D. 2. New Franklin, Mo. Santa Fe, N. Mex. SIIEAIIAN, John. John Sheahan, 661 Car- JOHNSON, John. Berta Johnson, Bernia, W. RINEER Phillip. John A. Rineer, 630 roll Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Va. Twelfth Street, Columbia, Pa. SIEDLICKI, Stanley. Frank Siedlicki, 5244 JONES, Lee C. Mrs. Mary Jones, 2235 La- SLATER, Arthur. Mrs. Arthur Slater, 40 Ionore Street, Chicago, Ill. tona Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Milton Street, North Andover, Mass. SEABAUGH, Tivus Jesse. Mrs. Caroline Sea- LITWEILER, John T. Mrs. David Litweiler, SUMPTER, Fred. Mrs. Neoma Sumpter, Sall- baugh. 825 North Spanish Street, Cape Shermansville, Pa. saw, Okla. Girardeau, Mo. LOSEY, James H. Lyman W. Losey, 316 SWINDLE, Sylvester. Mrs. Bettie Freeman, SEKUTERSKI, Anthony. Mrs. Anna Seku- t Eighteenth Street, University Place, Nebr. Yarnady, Okla. terski, 88 Cort Street, Buffalo, N. Y. cGOWAN. Chris. Joseph McGowan, lang- TRACY, Michael J. Mrs. Anna P. Dare, 118 SMITH, Henry L. Mrs. Fannie Schwartz, ing Rock, Ohio. North Third Street, Camden, N. J. 812 Dupont Avenue North, Minneapolis, MIARIOTTI, Pietro. Charles Buliti, 2844 TRACY, Wellsie M. Wellsie Tracy, R. F. D. Minn. Westchester, New York, N. Y. 3, Jamestown, Ohio. SORRELL, Thomas J. John P. Sorrell, R. F. MILLER, John Thomas. Miss Stella Miller, TRAHAN, Philip. Mrs. Adrian Traham, D. 1, Cary, N. C. 1213 La Salle Street, St. Louis, Mo. Perry, La. STAROSTA, John, jr. John Starosta, sr., 742 MURPHY, James J. Mrs. Julia Murphy, 53 VINTIS, Anthony. Carl Vintis, 126 North Morgans Alley, Plymouth, Pa. Hall Avenue, Newport, R. I. Seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ST. JOHN, Pleas. Miss Ella St. John, Anrd- NICHOLAS, Harry F. Mrs. Nicholas, 640 more, Okla. Fillmore Place west, New York, N. Y. VULITICH, Savo. Peter Yulitich, 87 King PADILLA, Ben. Mrs. Lala Padilla, 909 South Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. STOGEDILL, Thomas. Benjamin F. Ma- N. Mex. WHEATLEY, Henry F. Henry F. Wheatley, horney, Joplin, Mo. Second Street, Albuquerque, 1131 Friscoe Street, Baltimore, Md. SULLIVAN, William F. Mrs. Hannah Sulli- PARILLO, Anthony J. Giatanno Parillo, 400 2429 Silver Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. South Market Street, Girard, Ohio. BLODGETT, Vern L. Mrs. Elizabeth Blod- van, Par- gett, Frederick, Ill. TAYLOR, Canfield. Mrs. Mollie B. Taylor, PARSHALL, Delbert A. Mrs. Laura A. BLOODWORTH, John W. Mrs. George W. 2912 Edgley Street, Philadelphia, Pa. shall, 1203 West Ninth Street, Golden, Colo. Bass, 16 West Broad Street, Paducah, Ky. TRUMPOT, John. Tony Ranks, Collinsville, PARKER, Tommie V. Quincy C. Parker, R. Ill. F. D. ., Four Oaks, N. C. BLOOMER, James J. Mrs. Mary E. Bloomer, PARKS, Albert R. Mrs. Bertha M. 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Pa. 484 Front Avenue, Salamanca, N. Y. BRUSTAD, Clarence W. Ole G. Brustad, 321 BEERY, Wilkerson C. Mrs. Charles C. Beery, PRFJGGE, Louie W. Mrs. Wilhelmina Pregge, Hunter Street, Crookston, Minn. Smitiville, Mo. 345 East Thirty-fifth Street, Portland, Oreg. BUTLER, Vernon H. James H. Butler, BENNETT, Willie. Thomas Bennett, Cross- PRESLEY, Dug. Cummings Presley, Daven- Salem, Mo. ville, Tenn. port, Va. CASSANO, Vincenzo. Lewis Cassano, 353 BERG, Carl Oscar. Bansak Berg, Wright, PRYBYLSKI, Edward C. Leon Prybylski, East Second Street, Erie, Pa. Minn. 11817 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, Ill. CLOUGH, Arthur P. Mrs. Mathilda E. BINGHAM, Harry H. Mrs. Hattie Bingham, RATCLIFFE, Harold D. William Ratcliffe, Brown, Portland, Oreg. general delivery, Sabetha, Kans. 148 New York Avenue, Ogdensburg, N. Y. DAVIDSON, Oce 0. Mrs. Mollie E. David- BRUCKS, Alvin II. Ben Brucks, Glasgow, RABINOWITZ. Alexander. Nathan Rabino- son, Annona, Tex. Mo. witz, 216 East One hundred and eighteenth DOTY, Ralph E. Walter I. Doty, Lowry CAVANESS, Louis K. William Cavaness, Street, New York, N. Y. City, Mo. Telegraph, Tex. RANDOLPH, John G. James Randolph, El- DUVALL, Frank Tlmer. Samuel J. Duvall, rod, Ky. 123 Robertson Street, Paris, Tex. CHAPMAN, William. Mrs. Sarah Chapman, REBERG, William J. Charles Reberg, R. F. 2013 East Stella Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. EGERTON, James. Mrs. IL , Egerton, R. Andrew K. Levi Fosse, Wil- D. 1, Petoskey, Mich. F. D. 8, box 413, Franklinton, N. C. CHRISTENSON, REED, Ralph J. Charles Reed. Philo. III. FEAL, Joseph R. Mrs. Mary Feal, 115 South mot, S. Dak. REDFORD, Edwin L. Mrs. Mahala Helmick, Twenty-fourth Street, San Jose, Cal. CLARK. George. Thomas J. Clark, Big Cane, Nespelen, Wash. HANKINS, Lewis M. Mrs. Ruby Hankins, La. RHODES, Emmett II. Ford E. Rhodes, Spen- Altamont, Ill. COYLE. Leonard M. Mrs. Catherine Coyle, cer, W. Ya. HANSEN, Carl A. Mrs. Anna T. Hansen, 912 Bloeker Street, Utica, N. Y. RICHE, George. J. P. Riche, 2619 East 6642 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DAVIS. Emmett C. Miss Lilith Davis, Cranes- Thirty-first Street. Kansas City, Mo. HANSEN, Soren. Archor Hansen Soren, ville. Ohio. ROCKNEY, Edward 0.- Mrs. Lora T. Rock- Boelus, Nebr. DRINERSTEIN, Alter. Mrs. Dora Deiner- nay, Redtop, Minn. HARMON, John. Mrs. Mary Harmon, Nes- stein, 72 Faret Street, Brooklyn. N. F. ROIRBACII, Oliver R. Mrs. Irene Page. 621 copeck, Pa. DE LUCA, Dominick. Vincent De Luca, 147 Ridge Street, Freeland, Pa. HARRIS, Fedolia. Mrs. Edith Harris, Skip- Nax y Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. ROCKSTEIX, Max. Benjamin Rockstein, pers. Va. DELLAMONICA. Onofrio. James Della- 1719 Segel Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HARRIS, James. Mrs. Emma Harris, gen- monica, 1632 Juniper Street, Philadelphia, ROSENSTOCK Harry. Miss Rose Rosen- eral delivery, Custer Springs, Va. Pa. stock, 228 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, HARVEY, Samuel Monroe. Isaac Harvey, DIAMOND, James .T. Mrs. James J. Dia- N. Y. Bethany, Mo. mond, 623 Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa. DABNEY, Joel. Mrs. Mary Rosse, Aledo, Tex. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

ROZNYSLOWICZ, Romuald. JOHNSON, Harry D. Mrs. Anna Johnson, CHAPLAIN. RUSHING, Cecil E. Will Rushing, Fort Gib- 509 North Sixtieth Avenue, Duluth, Minn. son, Okia. JOHNSON, Samuel K. Alfred I. Mason, 607 BABST, Julius J. Rose Babst, Naperville, RUSSELL, Charley. Mrs. Isabella B. Russell, Lawyer Building, Newark, N. J. Ill. R. F. D. 5, Cochran, Ga. JONES, Alfred. Mrs. Laura M. Jones, Green- SERGEANTS. RUSSELL, John. Mrs. Mary Russell, 34 field, lowa. Church Street, Niles, Ohio. LEE, Carl G. Mrs. Helen Lee, 4 Maple FOGLEMAN, Theodore R. James C. Fogle- SCILAEGER, Thaddeus II. Mrs. Prakseda Avenue, Le Roy, N. Y. man, Pranklinton, N. C. Schlaeger, 1436 Portland Avenue, Chicago LOMBARDI, Nicholas. Miss Mary Lombardi, MATTHEW, Donald. Mrs. Thomas Basil Heights, Ill. 315 East One hundred and forty-sixth Duggan, Salamanca, N. Y. SCHMIDT, Edwin Gabiel. Mrs. Amelia Street, New York, N. Y. STARKEY, Herbert A. James Starkey, 520 Schmidt, 3633 Iowa Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. LONERGAN, James. Mrs. Mary Fay, 341 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. SCHUL, Frank. William Schul, box 10, R. F. East One hundred and thirty-eighth Street, ACRE, Joseph. Frank Acre Wakeeney, Kans. D. 1, Mincola, Kans. New York, N. Y. ADAMS, Jessie. Mrs. Rosa Adams, Brunson SCIEUNEMANN, Ewald G. Mrs. Tilda McDERMOTT, Edward J. Edward McDer- Station, Hlampton, S. C. Scheunemann, 40 Sheboygan Street, Cedar- mott, 60 Delaware Street, Tonawanda, BARNES, Edgar S. Mrs. J. Edgar Barnes, burg, Wis. N. Y. 25 Verona Street, Lynn, Mass. SOULLY, Bernard J. Mrs. B. J. Soully, 1625 McDONALD, Bart R. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- BECKLEY, Thomas. S. D. Beckley, Soldiers' Edna Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Donald 4622 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Home, Burkett, Nebr. SEIBERT, Aloysius C. John Seibert, R. F. McGROSSO, Henry T. Mrs. Carrie Garty, BURR, Fred W. Mrs. Mary Burr, care of D. 23, Poseyville, Ind. 524 North Main Street, Elmira, N. Y. Christ Beery, R. F. D. 2, Decatur, Ind. SHAMROCK, Roland E. Mrs. Willie Sham- McHUGH, David P. Mrs. Sabina Mellugh, CHILDRESS, James E. Mrs. Margaret Hen- rock 413 Chicago Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. 462 West One hundred and thirty-first derson, R. F. D. 3, Knoxville, Tenn. SIIRIE, Walter. Irs. Mary Shrie, R. P. D. Street, New York, N. Y. CHRISTENSEN, William C. Mrs. W. C. 2, box 60, Nesbkoro, Wis. MARBUT, Thomas F. Mrs. C. C. Martin, Christensen, Edina, Miun. SINE, Mack. A. G. Sino Mount Victory, Ohio. 8140 Harrison Street, Kansas City, Mo. CRESSLAND, William S. Mrs. George Cress- SKEELS, Ernest. Mrs. Lewina Skeels, 604 MITTLER, Elmer G. Emma Mlittler, 8721 land, Mount Pleasant, Pa. Southeast Ninth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. Sullivan Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. DAVIS, Jefferson L. Mrs. Bettie W. Davis, SPEER, Gardner. Mrs. William Hurd, 78 RAND, Harold E. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Carey, I. F. D. 2, Ines, N. C. Great Valley Street, Salamanca, N. Y. 426 State Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. EBERHARDT, James A. Mrs. Ella Eber- SPENCE, James L. John WV.Spence, R. F. REYNOLDS, Walter S. William J. Reynolds, hardt, box 398, Pueblo. Colo. D. 2, May, Tex. Brinkhaven. Ohio. GILLESPIE, Archibald B. Richard *S. Gil- STINCIIFIELD, Leslie E. Mrs. George E. SALAVA, Antonas Luigi Salava, 3626 Earp lespie, box 1896, Anaconda, Mont. Stinchfield, Hillsburg, Cal. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GRIFFIN. William L. William A. Griffin, STEWART, Hugh L. P. Mrs. Hugh Stewart, SALLEE, Harry J. Mrs. Maggie J. Sallee, Otto, Tex. 545 Millrose Avenue, Ambridge, Pa. general delivery, Long Island, Kans. HAGAMAN, Terry G. Mrs. Mattie Iagaman, SUMMERS, William H. Mrs. Mary Green, SETTLE, John B. Charles A. Settle, Demp- 3534 Humphrey Street, St. Louis, Mo. Beechgrove, Tenn. sey, W. Va. HAMILTON, Cleo R. Mrs. Ella Hamilton, THORNTON, Lawrence Nichols. Clarence B. SOWDEN, Frederick. Mrs. Anna Sowden, 432 North Green Street, Ottumwa, Iowa. Thornton, HAYES, Joseph P. Miss Anna Hayes, 482) 24 Third Street north, St. Peters- 209 Calger Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. California Street, Los Angeles, Cal. burg, Fla. SUMNER, Adam R. Preston 13. Sumner, Abo, HAYS, Creed. Mrs. Pearl Hillyer, Dodge TILDEN. William. Mrs. Lettie Tilden, 609 Mo. City, Kans. West Third Street, Sedalia, Mo. TANIS, Joseph. Fred Erlewein, 1206 La- HIGGINS, Cornelius J. Mrs: Margaret lig- TOMASZEWSKI, Walter. Joe Tomaszewski, fayette Street,, Chicago, Ill. gins. 1109 Morrison Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. 4410 Wood Street, Chicago, Ill. TINGLEY, Herbert D. Mirs. Milda B. Tingley, JAMBO, Joseph Ray. Mrs. Gilbert MeTag- TOWNSEND, William E. Mrs. Mary A. Cooperstown, Pa. gart. 114 Maple Street, Wyandotte, Mich. Townsend, 820 West Forty-fourth Street, TRAITZ, Stephen. James Traitz, 2323 West JANNER, Oliver D. Mrs. Artie Lucy Janner, New York, N. Y. Clearfield Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1016 West Morgan Street, Denison, Tex. TRAVEL, Thomas L. Richard D. Travel, Le- T ENTERS, Richard F. Mrs. Ella Venters, KRUSE, William Henry. Mrs. Mary Kruse, high, Okla. Hamburg, Ark. R. F. D. 6, Midland, Mich. TRUDE, Guy W. Charles Diviney, Winburne, LI NDSKOG, Knut G. Mrs. Beda Lundsted, Pa. Wounded Slightly. 72 Ashland Street, Lynn, Mass. VISCARDI, Lawrence. Mrs. Anna Viscardi, CAPTAINS. MILLER, Geoffery W. Dr. George Miller, St, 435 East Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. Ma rys, Kans. YOUNG, Ernest Edward. B. B. Young, R. F. FAUCETT, Samuel T. Mrs. Katherine C. NEELY, Joseph Bright. Mrs. Jean Campbell D. 3, Asheville, N. C. Faucett, Kendalls. Wis. Neely, 374 Hulton Road, Oakmont, Ila. ZEITENBERG, Hymen. Lewis Zeitenberg, GILL, Charles J. Mrs. Nora F. Gill, 167 O'FARRELL, William Ward. William Clem 143 Laurel Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Slater Street, Paterson, N. J. O'Farrell, Rolla, Mo. ALEXANDER, Fred Todd. Andrew Jack Al- LESESNE, Francis K. Mrs. Turner Logan, PFEIFFER, David I. Mrs. J. S. Pfeiffer, 522 exander, Madison, Mo. 32 Church Street, Charleston, S. C. North Market Street, Marysville, Mo. ALLEN, Klase. Mrs. Nannie Allen, Dempsey, MATLACK, Jesse B. J. Walte Matlack,- PHILLIPS, Samuel B. Mrs. Isabel S. Phil- W. Va. Bryn Mawr, Pa. lips, Greencastle, Pa. PORTER, Roy K. D. R. Porter, Chambers- AUKER, Burley B. Mrs. Bessie B. Eastham, LIrUTENANTS. Norman, Okla, burg, Pa. BAUDO, Salvatore. Joseph Baudo, 456 Thir- SMITH. William D. Mrs. Theodore Smith, PREBOR, Edward G. Mrs. Anna Prebor, 602 teenth Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. The Portner, Apartment 333, Fifteenth and Poundary Street, Scranton, Pa. BENOIT, Edward. Duple Benoit, R. F. D. 2, U Streets. Washington, D. C. REED, Anderson. Mrs. Janie Reed, R. F. D. Lake Charles, La. WOODWARD, George T. Mrs. George I. 1, Barksdale, S. C. BOECKEL, Paul F. Allen F. Boeckel, York, Woodward, 1226 North Market Street, ROGERS, John Anthony. Mrs. Marie Rogers, Pa. Wichita, Kans. R. F. D. 1, Marysville, Pa. SHAW, John L. Breckenridge Shaw, 228 BOTSON, Mike J. Mike Botson, Clarence, Pa. ANDREWS, Sam H., Jr., Sam H. Andrews, Jackson, Ala. South Market Street, Frederick, Md. BURGIN, Rumus. Adolph Boack, Bardwell, SIMKINS, James L. Mrs. Emma Butler, Tex. BELL, Lawrence M. Mrs. Marion B. Bishop, 305 Norris Court, Madison, Wis. Edgefield, S. C. CASSIDY, Frank J. Mrs. .Tames Cassidy. 383 CROSBY, Gaston E. Central Trust Company, STEWART, John G. Mrs. Cecelia Stewart, East Seventy-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. 4604 Newberry Terrace, St. Louis. Mo. CAUDILL, Monday. William Caudill, Home- DOTY, Lucius H. Mrs. Maude G. Doty, 80 SWEAT, Robert E. Mrs. Mary Baldree, Mill- brick, Ky. Dumond Street, Catskill, N. Y. town, Ga. CHRISTOPHER, Wilbur T. Mrs. Flota FRANKLIN, Robert Jerry. Jerry B. Frank- VANDERVOORT, Harold. Mrs. Mable Man- Christopher, care of Hopewell House, Hope- lin, 1023 Commerce Street, Lynchburg, Va. chester, 158 Greenwood Place, Syracuse, well, Pa. GRANT, Howard. Mrs. Elizabeth G. Grant, N. Y. COLANTANI, Agostino. Placido Colantani, 319 West Eighth Street, Chattanooga, WRIGHT, Arthur. Mrs. Linae Behymer 904 Island Avenue, McKees Rocks, Pa. Tenn. Wright, 333 Wezt Olive Street, Canton, Ill. COLE. Elbert N. Frederick Cole, 17 West HACKLEY, John H. Mrs. J. H. Hackley, BERRY, Orion. Mrs. Maude Berry, Marion, Davis Street, Seattle, Wash. Ill. COOPER, Louis. Mrs. Yetta Cooper, 75 Ash 2711 Flourney Street, Chicago, Ill. Strdet, Chelsea, Mass. IARVEY, Francis A. Mrs. Francis A. Har- CAREY, Francis S. William S. Carey, Sho- EMERY, Harold. Mrs. Ethel Emery, Andover, vey, 222 East Wood Street, Norristown, well, Md. N. Y. Pa. CATLIN, William P., Jr. Mrs. William P. OLIVEROS, Louis D. Carrie C. Oliveros, Catlin, 63 South Street, Somerville, N. J. FENSTERMACHER, Freeman F. Henry B. Aiken, S. C. GILCKEN, lHo'ace I. Geo-ge W. Gilcken, 720 Fenstermacher, 504 Main Street, South Al- PATTON, Malcomb D. Mrs. John C. Patton, West Fifth t'reet, Chester. Pa. lentown, Pa. Londonville, N. Y. HARRINGTON, Foster S. H. F. Harrington, GRIBBINS, Richard. James Gribbins, Jr. SILBERMAN, Horace L. Samuel G. Silber- 57 Bowen Street, Newton Center, Mass. Bradfordville, Ky. man, 2006 North Eighth Street, Philadel- NAYLOR. William L. Mrs. Silas A. Cook, 218 HIAMMER, William Martin. Mrs. Anna Ham- phia, Pa. East Chester Street, Jackson, Tenn. mer. 72 Lake Street, Newburgh, N. Y. SMITH, Frank E. Mrs. Frank E. Smith, RICHARDSON, Charles Edward. Mrs. Agnes HANEY, Leslie R. John T. Haney, R. P. D. Rox- 2, Gordon, Tex. Pine Grove, Schuylkill County, Pa. Sarah Richardson, 32 Cobden Street, ASKAM, Earl L. R. Oliver Perry Askam, bury, Mass. HERNDON, Wiley F. Mrs. Flora Carter Hern- 875 North don, Statenville, Ga. Mountain View, Santa Clara County, Cal. CUTTER, Henry P. Joseph Cutter, HINES, Willie. Mrs. Emma Hines, R. F. D. BARB, Clarence. J. M. Barb, Jane Law, State Street, Painesville, Ohio. 5, Princess Anne, Va. W. Va. CORPORALS. JEZOREK, Bennie J. Mrs. Pauline Jezorek, DUNFORD, Junius. E. Rev. John C. C. 1082 North Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Dunford, 239 Greenville Street, Anderson, BARE, Bernard W. Mrs. Nellie Bare, 792 JOHNSON, Adolph C. Andrew C. Johnson, S. C. Curfew Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. Lanse, Pa. HATCHER, Richard F. Mrs. Richard F. BELANGER, Edward A. Michael Belanger, JOLvNSON, Charles H.,.Jr. Charles H. John- Hatcher, 406 North Loudoun Street, Win- House 1, Fire Department, North Adams, - son, Armonk, Westchester County, N. Y. chester, Va. Mass. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BERG, Walter W. Harold Berg, 1111 Etzel GILTNER, George E. Mrs. Sadie Giltner, PERRY, Charlhe A. Mrs. Bessie Perry, R. F. Terrace, St. Louis, Mo. 423 Mahoney Street, Tamaqua Pa. D. 1, Clare, bMich. BRUMBACK, Benjamin Tives, Laura Brum- HAAS, George Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth IIaas, back, 813 East Second Street, Madison Ind. 1329 Turax Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. BASTER ENGINEER. ROBERTS, Vernon H. Mrs. Elnor Jewel, 4382 HANSON, Barney Robert. Charles Hanson, KUNKLE, John C. Charles Kunkle, 239 Bar- South Twenty-third Street, South O aha, Comstock Park, Mich. ron Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. HARRISON, Hallett W. Mrs. H. A. Harri- Nebr. , MEGCRANICS. RYAN, Harry J. Mrs. Catherine Ryan, 135 son, Princeton, N. C. Eighteenth Street, Wheeling, W. Va. HARRISON, Oscar. Mrs. Corana Harrison, BEYER, Lester M. Fred W. Beyer, Lantana, SALZMAN, Anion. Joseph Salzman, 928 Trin- Drake, S. C. Tenn. ity Axenue, New York, N. Y. HOTTENSTEIN, Fred Justin. Mrs. Bell Mas- CROWE, Stuart Campbell. Theodore P. SCHULTZ, Oskar. J. C. Viemeister, 345 Van well, Humboldt, Kans. Crowe, Powean, Va. Puzer Street, Stapleton, N. Y. HURLOCK John Boch. William S. Hurlock, KELLY, James Raymond. Mrs. Margaret SCOTT, Gleen. Mrs. Adeline P. Scott, 416 South Washington Street, Iola, Kans. Kelly, 218 Holsrein Street, Bridgeport, Pa. i. F. D. 2, Rose Hill, Va. JAMES, Kenneth W. Hugh James, 123 Chi- TAYLOR, Daniel W. Newton R. Taylor, R. SEITZ, Ilernian B. Mrs. George Seltz, 55 cago Avenue, Savanna, 11. F. D. 1, Smithville, Mo. M1ill Street, Tecumseh, Mich. KOWALSKI, John M. John Kowalski, 145 BARNES, Millard F. Millard F. Barnes, SMITII, Clifford Allison. Peter a Smith, Sherman Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Relay, Md. Snegerstown, Pa. LERSACK, Henry J. John G. Lebsack, 628 DERENG, Adolph.. Miss Ina Kenilworth, STEINHAGEN, Albert Frederick. William F Street, Lincoln, Nebr. Newport News, Va. Steinhagen, 11 Walnut Street, Natrona, Pa. PATNODE, Ambrose B. Edward E. Patnode, DUPUIS, Ernest. Mrs. Maxim Dupuis, 10 STENSON, Eddie C. Mrs. Mary Stenson, 319 Schenectady Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Bell Court, Valley Falls, R. . R. F. D. 1, Rosholt, Wis. POPEJOY, Roy W. Mrs. Roy W. Popejoy, LEE, Fletcher. Miss Geneva Lee, Smithfield, THOMPSON, Frank Y. Pleasant J. Thomp- 1026 Pine Street, Pueblo, Colo. N. C. son, R. F. D. 4, Mocksville, N. C. RAYNO, Clarence E. Mrs. Rosanna Rayne, RAGAN, Russeil E. Mrs. Belle Ragan, R. F. TOLLER, Jesse L Mrs. Nonie Toller, 116 17 La Barge Street, Hudson Falls N Y. 3. 1, Blue Rapids, Kans. McDaniel Street, Kingston, N. C. RITCHIE, William. Mrs. Mary E. Ritehie, THOMPSON, Oscar S. Mrs. Lena Thomp- WALZ, Lovene F. Mrs. Mary E. Snyder, 347 4800 North Lawrence Street, Philadelphia, son, 338 Nineteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Liberty Street, West Pittston, Pa. Pa. DERRICKSON, Charles. Henry Derrickson, WEST, Charles B. Mrs. Blanch S. Parker, ROBINSON6 Norman A. Mrs. Sarah J. Robin- 514 Sixteenth Street, South Centerville, Four Lakes, Wash. son, 885 earing Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iowa. WOLFE, Olieander D. Robert L. Wolfe, SCHLOER, George. Mrs. George Schloor, BANDI, Elmer Josiah. David H. Bandi, R. R. F. D. 1, Perryopolis, Pa. 1321 Madison Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. F. D. 2, Tarentum, Pa. GRAY, Lynn J. Mrs. Ella Gray, 125 Chest- SCIIUCHA, Andrew R. John Schucha, Mellen nut Street, Bradford, Pa. Plan, Wilmerding, Pa. HORSESHOERS. GRUPENIOFF, Frank. Mrs. Anna Grupen- SCHWARTZ, Paul L. Miss Beatrice Schwartz, PLANT, John Thomas. William R. Plant, hoff, 1205 Pendleten Street, Cincinnati* 312 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 4350 Noesha Street, St. Louis, Mo. Ohio. SEIMES, Irwin F. Mrs. Laura Selimes, 417 CLINE Wilmer H. William E. Cline, 142 HALPIN, James. Mrs. Gertrude Halpin, 35 East Tenth Street, Wilmington, Del. Franklin Avenue, Vandergrift, Pa. Popular Street, Jersey City, N. J. SIMONS, Willard. Mrs. Julia Simons, star HANDY, Floyd. Fred Handy, Wyeville, Wis. route, Edgewold S C. PRIVATES. Mrs. Florence Horner, SKINNER Ethell 1. Mrs. John H. Andrews, HORNER, Leonard. Bevier, Mo. AHLSTEDT, Reuben. Mrs. Hannah Apple- 503 Walker Street, Bellefontaine, Ohio. garth, Rydal, Kans. George W. Lewis, Uvalde, SMALLS, Blytheford. Mrs. Miley Swalls, LEWIS, Mack W. Barnwell, S. C. ANDREWS, Elmer C. Mrs. Florence B, An Tex. SMILEY, Stanton Lambert. William Alfred drews, R. F. D. 1, box 91, Rosslyn, Va. RANDALL, Wallace J. Mrs. Mary F. Ran- Smiley, Wilder, Kans. BARSEZ, Charles T. Thomas Barses, 30 dall, Dumfries, Va. STADLER, Morris H. Mrs. L. V. Gleissner, Blais Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass. ROBINSON, Arthur W. Winfield S. Robin- West Wisconsin Street, Lake Forrest, Ill. BARTON, Sam G. Thomas B. Barton, son, 22 Edward Street, Binghamton, N. Y. STAHL, Francis S. Frank Stahl, 688 New R. F. D. 2, Campobello, S. C. SALTZMAN, Roy. Mrs. Lillian Saltzman, Dorp Lane, New Dorp, N. Y. COMBS Oliver P. Gus Combs, Laura, Okla. 1059 East Pike Street, Alliance, Ohio. STEFFEN, Henry. Mrs. Tena Steffen. 1808 COOPER, Lewis F. Mrs. Lanesa Cooper, STEMMLER, Edward C. Julius J. Stemm- Madison Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. R. F. D. 2, box 30, Brewton, Ala. ler, Bradenville, Pa, WRIGHT, Benjamin H. Mrs. Alice Wright, COPLAN, John L. William H. Coplan, 1637 THRASHER, James A. Robert Y. Thrasher, route 3, Amelia Court House, Va. Hardesty Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Livingston, Tenn. THOMPSON, Laurence F. Mrs. Annie Bowen, DARGE, Michael. John Darge, 893 Harper WATKINS, William A. James B. Watkins, Loughman, Fla. Street, Detroit, Mich. Troutville, Va. YOWLER, Clyde Benjamin. Mrs. R. H. Cor- DAVID, John W. Mrs. Paul Murphy, North WATSON, Owen. Mrs. Ella Watson, Pome- nich, 96 East Church Street, Uniontown, Main Street, Anderson. S. C. roy, Ohio. Pa. EISEN3ARTH, Frank M. Mrs. Margaret WOODRUFF, Leslie K. Mrs. C. A. Miller, BUGLERS. Eisenbarth, 426 East Eighty-third Street, Gustine, Cal. New York, N. Y. ANDERSON, Beriger F. Elof Anderson, 193 BLYSTON, Elmer E. Mrs. James White, 1015 FOSTER, Clarence Irven. Mrs. Mamie Fos- Chestnut Street, Waltham, Mass. Highland Avenue, North Braddock, Va. ter, Ericson, Nebr. BUKER, Charles. Mrs. Bertha Buker, 824 BOSTER, Major M. Mrs. Lenora Boster, GRECO, Andru. James Greco, 2012 Monga- Caswell Street, Belvidere, Ill. 1214 Third Avenue, Huntington, W. Va. hela Avenue, Swissvale, Pa. FERGUSON, Eugene Robert. Mrs. Flora L. VAN OSDEL, George D. Dr. S. A. Van Osdel, HUNTER, Ora Lynn. John Ben Hunter, Ferguson, Minneapolis, Kans. Johnston, Nebr. R. P. D. 1, Belton, Mo. GARLAND, John Joseph. Edward Garland, LONSDALE. Harry H. Mrs. Catherine Lons- HUTTO, Henry. John Young, Byron, Ga. 827 West Second Street, Flint, Mich. dale, 1541 Fern Street, San Diego, Cal. SCHRETBER, Raymond J. Mrs. Cora E. GROSS, Martin. Anton Gross, Hays, Kans. GUNN, William Arthur. Mrs. Lizzie G. Spain, Schreiber, Cattaraugus, N. Y. MORGAN, Harry W. Ralph L. Dunlap, cor- 702 North Twenty-first Street, Richmond, SIIEARER, Charles F. Mrs. Ernestine ner Tremont and Henry Streets, Massillon, Va. Shearer, 01 Clark Street, East Hampton, Ohio. COOKS. Mass. MORRISON, James D. Dan Morrison, States- WAGNER, Leonard J. Mrs. Mary Pilarsky, ville, N. C. HILDENBRAND, Philip. Mrs. Marie Hilden- 1219 South Decker Avenue, Baltimore, Md. MIURRELL, Hugh. William Overby, Kings- brand, 1814 Harpster Street, Pittsburgh, WILLIAMS, Daniel H. Gomer P. Williams, port, Tenn. Pa. 201 Charles Street, Old Forge, Pa. RAPPAPORT, Eugene. H. Abramson, 1723 JONES, Olaf A. W. A. Jones, Neosho Falls, WOOD, Archie F. Addison Wood, Escanaba, South Twenty-first Street, Birmingham, Kans. Mich. Ala. WATKINS, Rudy, Mrs. Anna Watkins, Hick- BAMBERGER, George W. Mrs. Emma or1, Ky. Gminuder, 175 Claremont Avenue, Jersey RUTHERFORD, Walter E. Charles J. Ruth- Antenyt Bishop, 270 City, N. J. erford, 302 South Belvidere, Richmond. Va. BISHOP. Peter. Mrs. Frances A. Buck, Peckham Street, Buffalo, N. Y. BOWEtN. Guy F. Daniel H. Bowen, Hortons BUCK, William M. Mrs. FLADING, Ambrose J. Mrs. Annie Flading, Summit, Va. Ordinary, Va. R. F. D. 1, box 90, Homestead, Pa. DWYER, Peter L. Mrs. Elizabeth Dwyer, 59 COLLIGAN, Frank. Mrs. Mary Colligan, 23 Mrs. R. I. N. Y. SCHEITHAUER, Andrew Charles. Bogman Street, Providence, Bassett Street, Albany, Charles Scheithauer, 905 Laurel Street, FOX, Bernard. Mrs. Katherine Fox, 26 North DAVIS, Everett- Mrs. Carrie Dodridge, Mid- Potteville, Pa. Rockaway Beach, N. Y. dleport, Ohio. Fairview Avenue, Eade, Republic, Mich. WAGONERS. HARRIS, Albert. Mrs. Mary Harris, R. F. EADE, Joe. Josiah D. 5. Chester, S. C. EDMISTON, George R. Mrs. L. E. Edmiston, Andrew Francis. John Bartos, 517 Leathia Harris, R. Chilhowie, Va. BARTOS, HARRIS. Luther. Mrs. R. F. Selfridge Street, South Bethlehem, Pa. F. D. 1, box 8, Westville, S. C. ERVIN, Forest R. Mrs. HattIe Ervin, IRVINE, William Giffon. Mrs. William G. Mrs. Mittie Harris, R. D. 1, Spartanburg, S. C. HARRIS, Sanders. 711 Irvine, 344 West Seventy-second Street, F. D. 1. Batesburg, S. C. EVANS, Earl E. Mrs. Mary E. Evans, New York, N. Y. HARRIS, William B. Mrs. Grace M. Fred- Toppenish Avenue, Toppenish, Wash Clarence C. Mrs. Madge C. Hart, Falls, Idaho. Mrs. Frank Fisher, 443 HART, erick, Eleavanar Hotel, Idaho FISHER, Arthur J. 108 West Mason Street, Jackson, Mich. MILLER, Chestine W. Mrs. Linda Miller, DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kellogg. Daniel La Barre, William B. Patrick J. Flana- LA BARRE, Karl Rolla, Mo. FLANAGAN, Somerville, N. J. PRIEST, Vincil M. Mi s. Lucille Fowler, 120 gan 1525 Marcus Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Seven R. F. D. WYATTO, Ura D. William Wyatto. West Forty-second Street, Des Moines, FOSTtIR, Clarence. James Foster, Mile Ford, Va. Iowa. 2 Anderson, 9. C. Anton. Mrs. Sophie Carlson, William S., Jr. Mrs. Julia 0. Fos- COLLINS, M. T. Mrs. Mary Collins, 191 RODLAND, FOTER, River, Mass. Rodland, Province of Farsund, Norway. ter. box 85, Ocean View Va Marion Street, Fall G. Lit- 14 Glen MORGAN, Charles H. Mrs. Margaret Mor- SHAFFER, Richard W. Mrs. Andrew FRIEL, James J. Hugh B. Friel, tle, Evensburgh, Pa. Street. Glen Falls, N. Y. gan, Randolph, WIS. NELSON, Harvey . Ole C. Nelson, box 195, SPENCER, Irving L. Mrs. Charles W. Hyde, GILLOREN, James L. Richard Gillorea, Sau- 55 Joy Avenue, Webster Groves, Mo. qiuoit, N. Y. Culbertson, Mont. 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING STEVENS5, Charles M. C. A. Stevens, 6601 FREEBY, Harold L. Bert L. Freeby, 502 DUGAN, Joseph S. Mrs. Catherine Dugan, 3 Alabama Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Carline Marysville, Kans. Nelson Street, Charlestown, Mass. STRAFA SCE, Amedo. Mrs. Nellie Creirello, FRILICH Rudolph. Christof Frilich, R. F. FLEMING, Raymond. Mrs. Margaret Flem- 1416 Roosevelt Street, New York, N. Y. D. 5, irlando, Okla. ing, R. F. D. 2, Lovejoy, Pa. TEBARI, Thomas. Mike Tebarri, 80 Tenth FUREY. James M. Mrs. Bartley Agnes Fu- FLOYD, Albert L. Carl E. Floyd, R. F. D. 2, Street, Sharpsille, Pa. rey, 721 West Market Street, Scranton, Pa. Sebree, Ky. WHITLOCK, Clifford. Mrs. Clifford Whit- GLADYSZ, Stefan. John Gladysz, 572 Am- FLOYD, Orville W. Mrs. Lillie Floyd, Hum- lock. Crandall, Ind. herst Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. boldt, Ill. ADAIR, Bert E. Frank F. Adair, R. F. D. 1, HANBEL, Harry H. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomier, FLYNN, Michael L. Miss Alice Flynn, Pitts- Quincy, Ill. 209 Troutman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. burgh, Pa. ANDERSON, William G. Mrs. Cora Moliar, HARTUNG, Louis E. George C. Hartung, FORD, John F. Mrs. Margaret Ford, 40 107 Harrison Avenue, Detroit Mich. 320 North Buchanan Street, Edwardsville, Bellevue Avenue, Newark, N. J. BIDDLE. Charles G. Harry K. Biddle, 915 Ill. GAINES, William C. Mrs. Sarah C. Gaines, Swan Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. HOWELL, Johnie W. Mrs. Annie Howell, Spring Street, Searcy, Ark. BLITER, John. Mrs. Mary Biller, 18 Bailey R. F. D. 1, Holland, Va. GLAVIN, Frank B. John Glavin, 6538 South Avenue, Secaucus, N. J. JOHNSON, Arthur S. Otto Johnson, 958 State Street, Chicago, Ill. BREMER, Lewis M. Marion Bremer, R. F. D. West Twelfth Street, Erie, Pa. HAWKINS, Glenn. Rankin Hawkins, Rock 1, Garden Grove, Iowa. LACKEY, John M. Mrs. Jessie Lackey, R. F. Bridge, Mo. CARD, William L. Mrs. Mary E. Card, Ma- D. 3, Dorset, Ohio. HENNING, Russell A. Mrs. Emma Louisa ple Street, Farmington, N. H. LAMPE, Leo Tony. Mrs. Emily Lampe, 3809 Henning, R. F. D. 3, Norristown, Pa. GERASOLI, Moses. Moses Gerasoli, 11 North Eleventh Street, St. Louis, Mo. JOLLSTROM, Fritz. Charles Larson, Proc- Quarry Street, Barre, Vt. LANG, George. Mrs. Pauline Lang, 3715 tor, Vt. CHASE, Danford T. Mrs. Ellen Powers, 155 Emerald Avenue, Chicago, Ill. JONES, Walter Wilberforce. Walter Wilber- Superior Street, Providence, R. I. LAVENDER, James. Mrs. Lena Carter, 1265 force Jones, sr., 1117 Chester Avenue, Still- CHRISTOPHER, Edson A. Jay L. Christo- North Street, Lancaster, Pa. water, Okla. pher, Minnesota City, Minn. RUSSO, John S. Mrs. Mary Russo, 1113 KELLY, Virgil P. Mrs. Katherine E. Kelly, CINCIARELLI, Giuseppe. Mike Pellicalotti, Lawn Avenue, Ozone Park, Long Island, Winfield, La. 1008 Moss Street, Reading, Pa. N. Y. KINSEY, William Orwin. William Matthew CONNOLLY, Roy. Mrs. William T. Con- SEE, Louis H. Mrs. Annie See, 1425 Biglow Kinsey, Oneida, Kans. nolly, 3334 Wabash Avenue, Cincinnati, Place, Woodhaven, N. Y. KERSEY. William. Mrs. Sarah E. Kersey, Ohio. SPIVEY, Alonzo. Mrs. Leora Spivey, R. F. Nobe, W. Va. CONNER, Morton H. Mrs. Charles W. Bur- D. 1, Hertford, N. C. KRYSH, Frank J. Frank Krysh, R. F. D. 3, ner, Front Royal, Va. STEIN, Edward B. Peter J. Stein, 1008 Berea, Ohio. CRAFT, Charles A. Mrs. Mary M. Craft, North Grant Street, Duquesne, Pa. KOLM, Otto. John Kolm, Cedar Rapids, Nebr. Sykesville, Pa. ADERS, Walter. Mrs. Julia Aders, Bristow, LEBOWITZ, Abraham. Alexander Lebowitz, CUMMINGS, Lloyd. Elizabeth French, Ind. 121 Littleton Avenue, Newark,, N. J. Clothier, W. Va. ADKINS, Grover C. Robert Adkins, Kenton- LICHOK, Stephen J. Stephen R. Lichok, 143 DAMJANOVICH John. Miss Martha Dam- town, Ky. . River Avenue, Brackenridge, Pa. janovich, Leadville, Colo. AKERS, Ken D. Mrs. Ellen Akers, Dempsey, LIGON, Robert H. John W. Ligon, Buffalo DECKER, Ralph Armstrong. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Va. Lithia Springs, Va. Decker, 212 Cleveland Street, Orange, N. J. ALBERT, Martin L. Mrs. Eliza Albert, New LINEBAUGI, Robert E. Mrs. Myrtle Line- DUCHAN, Louis. Mrs. Sarah Duchan, 1128 Liberty, Mo. baugh, Wilder, Idaho. Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. ALCORN, Roy W. Mrs. Willie A. Alcorn, LOPER, Clifford. Mrs. Etter Brewer, R. F. D, ELLSWORTH, William E. Mrs. Ella Merfin, Spray, N. C'. 3, box 128, Athens, Tex. Muscatine, Iowa. ALFORD, Lonnic. Sidney A. Alford, Zebulon, LUCERO, Nick. Mrs. Mafilda Lucero, Albu- GARRETT, Fred. Mrs. Hannah Garrett, N. C. querque, N. Mex. Mann, W. Va. BARBREY, Frank. Allmand G. Barbrey, R. LUCHIE, Walter. Johnnie Jones, R. F. D. 3, GREGOROPOULOS, Constantinos. Angelo F. D. 2, Goldsboro, N. C. Edgefield, S. C. Karageorge, 405 Battery Street, San Fran- BOSCO, Frank. Job Bosco, 310 East Thirty- LYON, Rodger. Miss Bertha Lyon, Buena cisco, Cal. second Street, New York, N. Y. Vista. Ala. CLARK, Jesse. Mrs. Dicy Clark, Caliente, GRIFFIN, Frederick V. Mrs. Sarah A. Griffin, Nev. MCAFEE, Lawrence F. Mrs. Minnie McAfee, 442 Tenth Street, Troy, N. Y. 41 Maple Avenue, Blairsville, Pa. HALL, Charles. Mrs. Margaret Lloyd, St. CONNELLY, Joseph. Mrs. John F. Smith, 10 McGLEW, William H. Thomas McGlew, 158 Michaels, Pa. Princeton Street, Charlestown, Mass. Bennington Street, East Boston, Mass. KALMINE, Harry M. Mrs. Lena Spivak, 620 FONES, Melvin M. Mrs. Thomas Fones, 516 MYERS, Grover E. Miss Lillie M. Myers, South Fifty-second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. South Henry Street, Alexandria, Va. R. F. D. 1, Brighton, Tenn. KANTNER, Charles F. Charles R. Kntner, FREEMAN, Sam. Mrs. J. H. Freeman, Po- NICHOLAS, Lloyd Lowry. Edward Nicholas, Main Street West, Easton, Pa. quoson, York County, Va. Havensville, Kans. KIRCHNER, John H. Mrs. Helen Evans, GUTOWSKI, Anthony S. Mrs. Lean Gutow- NEWMAN, Emanuel B. Mrs. Matilda New- First Street, Heidelberg, Pa. ski, 530 South Ann Street, Baltimore Md. man, 2435 Coral Street, Philadelphia, Pa. KLEIN, Herbert J. Mrs. Emma H. Klein, R. HEETER, John Neely. Mrs. John H. heeter, OLSON, Wilford. William Olson, Caldwell, F. D. 1, Library, Pa. Knox, Pa. Idaho. KLETTER, William. Eddie Friedlander, 122 HEIDENTHAL, Porbis John. Mrs. Annie OSER, Louis M. Mrs. Louis H. Oser, Pros- Norfolk Street, New York, N. Y. - Heidenthal, 210 Strayer Street, Johnstown, pect Street, Bergenfield, N. J. KLINGENSMITH, John. Mrs. Dan S. Klin- Pa. PETTIE, Edgar G. Mrs. Nettie Pettie, Spring- gensmith, R. F. D. 1, Jeannette, Pa. KENT, Thomas H. Mrs. Laura Kent, Madi- field, Tenn. KROENER, Reinholdt H. Mrs. Anna Kroener, son, Mo. ROARK, Grover A. Thomas J. Roark, Beaty, Oakdale, Ill. KORNACKER, Frank L. Theodore H. Ray, 46 Ark. LUZZO, Michaelangelo. Mrs. Marie Giorno, Ocean Avenue, Bay Shore, N. Y. 73 Oak Street, Westerly, R. I. MORELLO, Pete. Charles Morello, 5827 Kins- SAUER, Frank A. Edward Sauer, 1229 Wal- McKINSEY, Ray. Fred McKinsey, Holton, man Road, Cleveland, Ohio. nut Street, Utica, N. Y. Kans. SCHAFFER, Claude R. Mrs. Milton Schaffer, MOREY, John D. Dan Campbell, 337 New 51 South Fifth Street, Emaus, Pa. McKAY, Arthur Graham. Alex McKay, St. Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SCHARPS, Lawrence I. Mrs. Bertha S. Edwards, Nebr. MORIARTY James A. Mrs. Mary Moriarty, Baker, 803 South Berendo Street, Los Ange- McQUISTON, Earl Harper. Mrs. Mary E. 353 East Eighty-third Street, New York, lee, Cal. Anderson, 113 East Ninth Street, Topeka, N. Y. Kans. SKINNER, Walker N. Harris J. Harlow, OLSON, Edwin I. Mrs. Bertha S. Olson, R. 219 South Payne Street, Alexandria, Va. McVICKER, William D. Mrs. Grace Mc- F. D. 1, Gresston, Minn. STEEFE, Louis. Bran Baldino, 111 Allen Vicker, North Versailles, Pa. ROSENBROCK, Herman. Mrs. Marie Rosen- Street, Donora, Pa. MICHEL, Frederick. Mrs. Adline Early, 1012 brock, P. 0. box 504, Spring Valley, N. Y. STEINMEYER, Irwin L. George J. Stein- Summit Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. THIENEL, John George. Mrs. Christinia meyer, 3325 Parkwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. MORAN, Daniel J. Mrs. Louise Johnson, 27 Thienel, 544 Boquet Street, Carnegie, Pa. SZYMANSKI, Teofil. Stanislaus Szymanski, Washington Street, Terre Haute, Ind. THORNTON, Frank E. John W. Thornton, 9733 Commercial Avenue, Chicago, Ill. MORGAN, Thomas Spence. Mrs. Margaret West, Hamlin, W. Va. TAYLOR, Ross. Mrs. Lefa Ann Taylor, R. F. Morgan, 2102 East Ontario Street, Phila- TRITAPOE, Robert C. Thomas C. Tritapoe, D. 2, Winfield, W. Va. delphia, Pa. R. F. D. 31, Weverton, Md. TYLER, Joseph W. Mrs. Lillian Leather- MORRIS, Frank C. Mrs. Martha Morris, WEBSTER, Calvin Shuble. Mrs. Fannie J. stitch, Churchville, N. Y. 2042 Wallace Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Webster, Delphos, Kans. VALLEAU, Ralph Leroy. Mrs. Betsy Valleau, MORRIS, Roy J. Miss Elsie M. Morris, 282 WILLIAMS, John V. *Mrs. Lizzie Williams, 856 Fifteenth Street, Detroit, Mich. Chittenden Street, Akron, Ohio. Bernard, Iowa. WEBSTER, George D. Aret D. Webster, Fay- ANGSTADT, Edward L. Samuel Angstadt, WOOD, Grover C. W. Dock Wood, R. F. D. 2, etteville, N. C. Sidney Creek Mills, Pa. Galax Va. WIER, Willie 0. Mrs. F. N. Wier, Bessemer, CINNAMO, James. Frank Cinnamo, 123 East WORCi, Samuel M. John Worch, 106 Water Ala. One hundred and nineteenth Street, New Street, Jamestown, N. Y. BIGGS, George D. Miller N, Euss, 128 West York, N. Y. BOWDEN, Charles. Mrs. Ada Bowden, 33 Third Street, Cumberland, Md. CROCKWELL, Stuart Hawkes. Mrs. Stuart Fruit Street, New Bedford, Mass. BRUNNER, William C., jr. Mrs. Josephine H. Crockwell, 281 Seventh Avenue, Salt COLLINS, Austin Timothy. John Collins, 323 Lake City, Utah. Erie Street, Adrian, Mich. Brunner, 516 Fremont Street,. Laramle, CROUCH, Sidney Lawrence. Seymour W. COLLINS, Edward F. Edward F. Collins, 3 Wyo. Crouch, Huddleston, Va. Broderick Street, San Francisco, Cal. CARNICOM, Clarence L. Louis P, Carnl- DE ANGELIS, Mariano. Leopoldi De An- CROTTS, Thomas W. Mrs. A. E. Crotts, 121 com, Walbridge, Ohio. gelis, Duterly, Huntingdon, County, Pa. Macon Street, Schoolfield, Va. CHAMBERLAIN Sherman. Mrs. Nora DIERKER, William F. Henry Dierker, Glen- COOPER, Ambrose H. Lafayette Cooper, New Chamberlain, 88 Jefferson Street, Trenton, field, Pa. Hope, Ala. N. J. DENTON, Charley 0. Miss Sylvia F. Virden, DAGEN, Frank J. Mrs. Mary Dagen, 1095 CHANCIO, Anthony. Charles Chanclo, 5 Ly- Drexel, Mo. McClellan Avenue, Detroit, Mich. man Street, New Haven, Conn. FEE, James. Mrs. Anna Stoots Fee, Black DULANEY, David H. Walter Dulaney, Kirby, CLARK, Guy G. William P. Clark, McAr- Joe, Harlan County, Ky. Greene County, Pa. thur, Ohio. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. 23

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I

J. H. McGowan Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, bronze rod. Kalamazoo Foundry & Machinery Co., Kala- EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION mazoo, Mich., fair leaders. REVIEW. National Tube Co., Philadelphia, Pa., steel I BOARD OF pipe. The following is a list of purchases by American Engineering Co., Philadelphia, Pa., hanscom drums. The following is a list of purchase or- the United States Shipping Board Emer- Columbia Steel & Shafting Co., Pittsburgh, ders and contracts passed by the Board gency Fleet Corporation: Pa., steel shafting. of Review: American Clay Machinery Co., Bucyrus, Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., New Orleans, Ohio, repair parts. La., valves. Frick Co., Waynesboro, Pa., refrigerating January 16, 1919. Woodward-Wight & Co., New Orleans, La., material. PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS APPROVED. bolts, nuts, pipe covering, and wire rope. Smalley General Co., Bay City, Mich., re- Crane Co., Chicago, flanged crosses. pair parts. Contracts under $25,000. Central Foundry Co., New York, ventilator Rochester Lead Co., Rochester, N. Y., lead 41. Gulf Refining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., material. pipe. 15,000 gallons gasoline, $3,450. Pratt & Cady Co., Hartford, Conn., valves. Hooven, Owens, Rentschler Co., Hamilton, 36. Texas Co., New York City, 50,000 gal- N. Castenado, New Orleans, valves. Ohio, repair parts. lons gasoline, $11,250. H. T. Steffee, New Orleans, cork insulation. Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co., Minne- 37. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, Louis- H. W. John Manville Co., New Orleans, apolis, repair parts. ville, pipe covering. Ky., 65,000 gallons gasoline, $13,325. Kaufman Metal Products Co., Bellefontaine, Contracts American Chain Ladder Co., New York, Ohio, ventilators. over $25,000. ladders. Speakman Co., Wilmington, Del., stuffing 35. Texas Co., New York City, 327,000 gal- Alamo Iron Works, San Antonio, deck scut- box. Ions gasoline, $73,575. tie. Scranton Pump Co., Scranton, Pa., bilge Mot. 1994. Thiken Detroit Axle Co., De- A. C. Harvey Co., Boston, steel. pump. troit Mich., 806 differential carrier assemblies, Western Electric Co., Boston, reflectors, Blake Pump & Condenser Co., Holyoke, $80,297.46. cover's, and switch. Mass., spare parts and pedestals. Mot. 2107. Sheldon Axle & Spring Co., New England Bolt Co., Boston, nuts, lag Flour City Ornamental Iron Co., Minne- Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 990 rear axle ball bearing, screws, and bolts. apolis, strainers, steel collars, and hawser $166,151 70. H. F. Livermore (Inc.), Boston, brass wire. reels. Mot, 1978. Ford Motor Car Co., Detroit, Chas. Corey & Sons Co., New York, pul- Marine Deck & Supply Co., Philadelphia, Mich., Ford spare parts; for 10,000 Ford leys and chain. nuts and bolts. cars for 6 months, $1,095,957.55. Jenkins Bros., Boston, sprocket rim, guide, Earle Gear & Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Mot. 1454. Motor Truck Body Co., Detroit, and chain. flywheel. Mich., 300 wood dump bodies, $60,000. R. B. McKim, Boston, flake graphite. Worthington Pump Corporation, New York, Met. 1856. The Locomoblie Co. of America, Walworth Mfg. Co., Boston, ells, dart vertical beams. Bridgeport, Conn., 1 set spare parts, $37,- unions, valves, bushings, and flanges. 452.97. Boston Marine Hardware Co., Boston, an- Buffalo Steam Pump Co., Buffalo, N. Y., Mot. 1855 Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., chor pin shackles, wire rope, thimbles, and spare parts. spare parts for 2,000 Ford cars, $307,987.42. marline. Baltimore Tube Works, Baltimore, brass Mot. 1616. Harley-Davidson Motor Co., Mil- Brainan Dow Co., Boston, flanges. pipe. waukee, Wis., 20 sets spare parts, $52,735.10. W. L. Blake Co., Portland, gaskets, pipe Armstrong Cork & Insulating Co., Pitts- Mot. 1880. Standard Parts Co., Cleveland, plugs, reducing bushings, asbestos, and pipe burgh, asbestos and pipe covering. Ohio, 1 set springs and spring parts, $78,- fittings. Rochester Lead Co., Rochester, N. Y., lead 190.17. Chas. S. Chase Co., Portland, cement. pipe. Sub. C-44. Lilienfeld Bros. & Co., Detroit, E. Corey & Co., Portland, iron and steel. Crane Co., Chicago, cast-iron tees, valves, Mich., 18,400 boxes of cigars, $27,600. , Emery Waterhouse Co., Portland, lags, ma- flanges, and screwed fittings. 14085. Morris & Co., Chicago, Ill., 6,000,000 chine bolts, carriage bolts, paints, chain, and E. L. Wilson Hardware Co., Beaumont, Tex., pounds beef, $1,533,090. miscellaneous hardware. tees, bushings, cutter keys, borax, unions, 14072-CS. Wimp Packing Co., Chicago, Ill., William S. Dyer, Portland, bronze castings. and bolts. 400,000 pounds beef, $102,450. Chas. F. Guptilli, Portland, oakum. Norvell-Wilder Hardware Co., Beaumont, 14071-CS. Cincinnati Abbatoir Co., Cincin- Megquier & Jones, Portland, radio genera- Tex., wood screws, padlocks, tees, and globe nati, Ohio, 600,000 pounds beef, $153,375. tor, angle brackets valves. and hoods, angle iron, and SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS. steel plates. Il. IL Sanders & Co., Beaumont, Tex., McDonald Mfg. Co., Portland, lumber. Lib cocks. Sup. to 1194-C. Piqua Hosiery Co., Piqua, Oliver & Dunning, Portland, iron forging. International Marine Iron Works, Houston, Ohio, underwear; contract shall be undelivered Portland Company, Portland, bronze cast- wedges. portion of undershirts and drawers, and for each ing. Oliver Van Horn Co., New Orleans, packing. bale contractor to receive 50 cents per Randall & McAllister, Portland, coal. Beaumont Iron Works, Beaumont, piston- bale; aniount required approximately 3,100 Standard Oil Co., Portland, oil. ring casting. bales. Sup. to 5781-5. Margleus Mfg. Co., denim Union Paper & Twine Co., Cleveland, Ohio, W. J. Chapman, Galveston, shackles. wrapping paper. Woodward-Wight & Co., New Orleans, fit- clothing; bale at $1.141 per bale. Clifford Bros., Cleveland, Ohio, charcoal. tings. Sup. to 5763-N. Hart Waterproof Mfg. Co., William Woodhaven, N. Y., radiator covers; make ra- Bingham Co., Cleveland, Ohio, S. L. Adams & Co., Beaumont, pilot bread. diators in accordance with drawing 38-9-19 in- screw taps. Turnbow Lumber Co., Beaumont, lumber. Betz-Pierce Co., stead of 38-9-20. Cleveland, Ohio, tool steel. Southwest General Electric Co., Houston, Sup. 1203. American Stove Co., New York Luetkemeyer Co., Cleveland. Ohio, nuts. electric supplies. Northeastern City, stoves for rolling kitchens; change the Supply Co., Baltimore, Md., Dixie Mill Supply Co., New Orleans, nuts. specifications. cement. Norwalk Lock Co., South Norwalk, Conn., Consolidated Sup. to FF-94-4-40. Sherwood Bros.. Balti- Gas, Electric Light & Power hardware. more, Md., fuel oil; reduce 47,500 gallons to Co., Baltimore Md., portable lamps. Boland Machine Works, New James Orleans, cable 34,048. M. dastle (Inc.), agents for 0. J. clenches. Steerage Sup. 62. Paige Detroit Motor Car Childs Co., Baltimore. Md., fire extinguishers. Thomas W. Hooley Metal Works, New Sheppard Supply & Equipment Co., Or- Co., Detroit, Mich., chasses; sum of 10 cents Balti- leans, visor for pilothouse. per day allowed for each and every article more Md., waste cans. Marty Foundry Co., Meridian, Miss., bits. John C. Knipp & Sons, Baltimore, Md., stored under this agreement. win- Luken Steel Works, New Orleans, iron and Sup. 2954. C. A. Potter, Gloversville, N. Y., dow shades. gate valves. John leather gloves; reduce total quantity from E. Hand & Sons Co., Baltimore, Md., Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., New 6,000 to 5,400 pairs; price $1.05 per pair. nautical instruments. Orleans, pipe. Baltimore Forwarding Can. Agmt. 1274. Auto Strop Safety Razor & Transport Co., George B. Carpenter & Co., Chicago, light Co., New York City, blades; cancels 8,520,000 Baltimore, Md., coal. hangers. C. L. Cook, Louisville, Ky., packing. blades. Stauffer Eshleman & Co., New Orleans, wood Sup. 1307. Mack Axe Co. (Inc.), Beaver Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., rud- screws. der stocks. Falls, Pa., axes; cancel 17,154, leaving a bal- Anniston Steel Co., Anniston, Ala., taper Gulf States Steel Co., Birmingham, Ala., ance of 9,276 to be delivered under original bolts. . wire nails. contract. Moran Bolt & Nut Co., St. Louis, Mo., drift Sup. 1290. Pressed Steel Tank Co., Milwau- Humphreys Sons Co., Joliet, Ill., easing gear. bolts. kee, Wis., barrels; cancel 2,854 barrels. Campbell Architecture Iron Co., New York, J. K. Can. Agmt. 1253. Underwood Typewriter N. Y., fire door jams. Larkin, New York, spikes. Kansas City Bolt & Nut Co., Kansas City, Co., Washington, D. C., typewriters; cancel Main Iron Works, San Francisco, Cal., name stud bolts. 100 typewriters. plates. Sup. 1293. Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., Cincin- American MetAl Hose Co., Waterbury, United States Gauge Co., Sellersville, Pa., Conn., steam hose. nati, Ohio, G trumpets; cancel 10,000 G trum- dials. The Barrett Co., New Orleans, rosin. pets. Wall Can. Agmt. 1253. Underwbod Typewriter Norristown Mag. & Asb. Co., Norristown, Rope Works, New Orleans, rope. Co., Washington, D. C., Pa., millboard. Electric Supply Co., New Orleans, conduit typewriters; cancel clips. 100 typewriters. Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., Boston, Sup. 1304. Romer Axe Co., Dunkirk, N. Y., Mass., safety valve. Murnan Shipbuilding Co., Mobile, Ala., cor- axes; cancel 8,380 axes. ner castings and flat bars for hatches, lag G. G. Wright & Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio, label screws, rudder bearers, stuffing boxes, packing CONTRACTS NOT EXECUTED, PREVIOUS APPROVAL plates. and screws. ROARD OF REVIEW CANCELED. Wager Furnace Bridge Wall Co., New Upton Printing Co., New Orleans, La., dis- 6404-P. Pharis Tire & Rubber Co., Newark, York, N. Y., furnace bridge wall. tribution sheets. Ohio, foot raincoats, $27,900. .24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919.

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

7140-A. Cannon Mills, New York, 150,000 1547. W. P. Sehraft & Sons Corporation, towels. $31,245. Boston, Mass., 60,000 cartons chocolate candy, IIC-944-C. Challenge Refrigerator Co., Grand $50.580. Haven, ,Mich., 1,760 pieces refrigerators, 10440. Burt Olney Canning Co., Oneida, AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU $55.680. N. Y., 18,542 cases tomato catsup, $67,710. IIC-880-N. Iay. Budden Manufacturing Co., CONTRACTS APPROVED BY SAN FRANCISCO BOARD Brooklyn. N. Y., 36S auils, $12,780. OF REVIEW. IIC-890-N. Steel Barrel Co., New York, 2,000 The Bureau of Aircraft Production, barrels, $10,500. SFO-3943. Standard Oil Co., San Francisco Washington, D. C., has awarded con- IIC-374-N. lay, Budden Manufacturing Co., Cal., fuel oil; shall be delivered in steel Brooklyn, N. Y., 1,000 anvils, $45,000. barrels or Iron drums Instead of tank wagons, tracts as follows: 110-846-C. Minnesota Radiator Co., Duluth, if steel drums not returned same are to be billed Standard Aircraft Corporation, Elizabethi Mii., 11,000 field crates, $40,150. against Government at $12. N. J., spare parts for Dh-4 planes, $36.90. 7546-N. Mantex Manufacturing Co., New SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS. Washington Loose Leaf Co., Washington, York, 18,000 coats, 18,000 trousers, $16,110. Sup. 63. Trailmobile Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; D. C., steel bands for Proudfit binder (12), 7006-B. Catamount Manufacturing Co., Ben- storage agreement entered into provides that $1.80. nington, Vt., 25,000 bed sacks, $3,000. contractor receive as compensation 25 cents Co., West Alhambra, Western Electric Co., New York, N. Y., 7118-P. Standard Felt per day for each article stored, payable upon 1,500 feet lamp cord. $111. Cal., 14,000 yards felt, $17,360. final delivery f. o. b. Cincinnati. Ordnance Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C., 24 U CONTRACTS APPROVED BY SAN FRANCISCO BOARD Nos. 12808 and 2226 ME. blocks, $66. OF REVIEW. Sup. 2869. Hunter Manufacturing & Com- Starr Piano Co., Richmond, Ind., 300 box- mission Co., New York City; shelter tent, wood toggles, $48. Sup. to contract dated 7/27/18. Excelsior duck; cancel 255,385 yards shelter-tent duck. James William Bryan Press, Washington, Laundry Co., San Diego, Cal., laundry serv- Sup. to 6121-B. Cheshire Mills, Harrisville, D. C., book " Who's Who in Bureau of Air- ices. Blankets, single, 15 cents; blankets, N. H.; olive-drab melton; originally contracted craft Production," $7.50. double, 30 cents; blankets, double, 40 cents, for 30,000 yards, at $4 per yard, including Baldwin Tool Works, Parkersburg, W. Va., substitute the following for this: Blankets to packing; now, this S. A. provides for accept- 275 shovels, $343.75. be rough-dry laundered at 3 cents per pound, ance of 14,000 yards a little oil shade, at Wright Martin Aircraft Corporation, New and additional 1 cent per blanket to be paid $3.80 per yard, including packing. Brunswick, N. J., Hispano Suiza A-150 horse- for folding. Sop, to P. 0. 7426-A. Blubuck Manufactur- power, engine spares, $39,49. 2079. G. Swanston & Son (Inc.), San Fran- ing Co., Hopkinsville, Ky; denim trousers; N. Frank & Sons, Washington, D. C., 500 cisco, Cal., 500,000 pounds beef, $116,250, that for the garments baled for overseas ship- pounds cleaning washed rags, $50. ment contractor shall receive 951 cents for Willys Overland Co., Toledo, Ohio, 40 January 17, 1919. each bale. pieces No. 3363 studs, $14.80. Purchase orders and contracts under $25,000 made on open-market purchase or let to lowest bidder and submitted to the board after execution and delivery: discretion of the Supervising Architect. for consideration James A. Wetmore, Acting Supervising Archi- 2-1196. Food Administration Grain Corpo- tect. ration, New York City, 382,000 pounds flour, PROPOSALS INVITED Sealed proposals will be opened In this $21,736.40. ISEALED for the 2-12137. Food Administration Grain Corpo- I office at 3 p. m. January 31, 1919, pounds flour, correction of certain defective work, etc., at ration, New York City, 95,060 Vernon, $5,170.32. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. the United States post office at Mount 3925-A. Standard Oil Co., San Francisco, N. Y. Specifications may be obtained from thu 44,833 gallons gasoline, $8,518.65. Sealed proposals will be received at the supervising chief engineer, 731 Customhouse, Mot. 656. B. F. Goodrich Co., Akron, Ohio, office of the United States Reclamation Serv- New York, or fron the custodian at the build- 797 casings and tubes, $11,491.29. Ice, Tramway Building, Denver, Colo., until 2 ing. James A. Wetmore, Acting Supervising 10. Tiffin Art Metal Co., Tiffin, Ohio, 500 o'cleck p. m. February 10, 1919, and will at Architect. food cabinets, $22,500. that hour be opened, for furnishing 50,000 Sealed proposals will be opened in this office Sub. 877. The De Meritt Co., Waterbury, barrels of Portland cement P. o. b. cars at the at 3 p. in. February 10, 1919, for a heating Vt., 72,000 cans canned corn, $7,800. works of the bidder. For particulars address boiler, hotv-water, tank, etc., for the hospital 110. Cleveland Funeral Parlors. San Pedro, the United States Reclamation Service, Wash- unit, type A, at the United States marine hos- Cal., expenses in burial 52 deceased soldiers, ington, D. C., or Denver, Colo. F. E. Wey- pital at New York, N. Y. (Stapleton), in $5,157. mouth, Chief of Construction. accordance with drawing and specifications, Mot. 1976. Peerless Motor Car Co., Cleve- copies of which may be had at this office or land, Ohio, 1 lot spare parts, $19,923.74. United States Reclamation Service, at the office of the superintendent, New York, Fallon, Nev. N. Y., in the discretion of the Supervising PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS APPROVED. Architect. James A. Wetmore, Acting Super- Contracts under $25,000. Bids will be received until 2 p. in. Febru- vising Architect. 39. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, Louis- ary 4, 1919, for erection of three-room cottage Ville, Ky., 50,000 gallons gasoline, $10,250. at the Truckee-Carson Project, Nev. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Wash- 34. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, Louis- ington, D. C. Sille, Ky., 50,000 gallons gasoline, $10,250. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 33. Texas Co., New York City, 50,000 gal- Bids will be received until 2 p. in. .Tanuary lons gasoline, $12,250. Supervising Architect's Office. 27, 1919, for four jiffy cutters and 2,220 32. Texas Co., New York City, 66,000 gal- pounds best grade iron castings: until 2 p1. m. lons gasoline, $14,850. Sealed proposals will be received at this January 28, 1919, for 530 pieces machine Contracts over $25,000. office until 3 p. in. February 11, 1919, and bronze for bearings. then opened, for additions and alterations to Mot. 2254. A. J. Detlaf Co., Detroit, Mich., lookout at the United States post office, Jack- WAR DEPARTMENT. 350 clutch assemblies, $29,250. son, Mich., in accordance with drawing No. Mot. 810. Standard Motor Truck Co., De- 132 and this specification. copies of which division, office of troit, Mich., 225 standard 3i chassis, 225 The general supplies may be had at the office of the custodlan or the director of purchase, wvill make pur- extra bodies, $695,250. at this offlic n the discretion of the Super- 23.Sherwood Bros., Baltimore, Md., 100,000 vising Archi t. James A. Wetmore, Acting chases and contracts as follows (quota- gallons motor oil, $42,000. Supervising rchitect. tions to be submitted on or before dates 10 153. E. Greenfield's Sons, Brooklyn, N. Y., 270,000 cartons chocolate, $229,500. Sealed proposals will be opened in this office specified below; sealed bids not required 10454. Genesee Jam Kitchen, Genesee, N. Y., at 3 p. m. February 20, 1919, for the construe- utiless so stipulated) : 126,400 cans pear and quince jam, $36,656. tion of a surgical dressing room for the United Mot. 1761. Kelly Springfield Tire Co., Cleve- States Marine Hospital at St. Louis, Mo. Branch No. 3, section 3-B, Capt. J. E. land, Ohio, 100 casings and 1,050 tires, Drawings and specifications may be obtained Diemer, buyer, room 3812, January 30: $30,302. from the custodian or at this office in the dis- Repairs for Army range No. 5, 565 each. S-870. Bradas & Gheens. Louisville, Ky., cretion of the Supervising Architect. James $127.500. Repairs for Army range No. 4, 62 each. 150,000 cartons chocolate, A. Wetmore, Acting Supervising Architect. Repairs for Army range No. 5, 1,690 each. 10436. Pirika Chocolate Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 100,000 cartons chocolate, $90,000. Sealed proposals will be received at this 2-C, James Wil- 31, 1919, and then Branch No. 2, section Mot. 1162. Troy Wagon Works, Troy, Ohio, office until 3 p. m. January February 6: 350 No. 212 trailers. $372.750. opened, for lookout gallery at the United son, 3d, buyer, room 3807, Mot. 1021 Kelly Springfield Tire Co., Cleve- States post oiffice, Terre Haute, Ind., in ac- Cargo manila rope net slings, 12 feet square, land, Ohio, 2,560 solid-pressed tires, $102,144. cordance with drawing No. 71 and this spec- 1,300 pieces. fication, copies of which may be had at the Single rope slings, 3A-inch manila rope, 3, EMERGENCY PURCHIASES APPROVED BY TELE- at this office in the GRANT. office of the custodian or fathoms on the bight, 12,3100 pieces. discretion of the Supervising Architect. James 3X-inch cir. manila rope, 250,000 feet. 13292-G. T. A. Snyder Preserve Co., Chi- A. Wetmore, Acting Supervising Architect. 41 Inch cir. manila rope. 250.000 feet. cago, Ill., 168,000 bottles tomato-catsup sauce, 19 thread ratline- line, 50 coils. $32,901.12. Sealed proposals will be opened in this 18 by 22 feet, 21-inch cir. rope, 250 15309-G. Cleveland Macaroni Co., Cleveland. office at 3 p. in. January 31, 1919, for hinged Savealls and pieces. Ohio, 1,200,000 pounds sphaghetti, $108,000. sash in money-order and registry division ,ail twine, 1.000 pounds. 1546. Massachusetts Chocolate Co., Boston, new marquise and platform at the United Mass 720 000 pounds chocolate bars, $216,028. States post office and courthouse at Charlotte, Branch No. 2, settion B, 0. A. Lan- 1548. Vassachusetts Chocolate Co., Boston, N. C. Drawings and specifications may be chantin, buyer, room 3811, January 30: Mass., 200,000 one-balf-pound chocolate bars, obtained from the custodian of the building $26,000. at Charlotte, N. C., or at this office, in the Scissors, barbers', 24,500 pieces.