PUBLLFHED DAZLY under order of THE PRESlDENT of THE UNZTED STATES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATZON GEORGE CREEL. Chatrman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activitiev Vo. 3 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. No. 526 NEW FORM OF BUNKER LICENSE U.S. PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS GEN. PERSHING AUTHORIZED ISSUED BY WAR TRADE BOARD TO BE SUPPLIED SWITZERLAND TO PROMOTE LINE OFFICERS More Simple Then Those Super- A supply of pork and pork products from this country for the people of the seded, Being a Combined Ap- Swiss Confederation h'as been definitely GIVING THEM RANK EQUAL plication and License. arranged for. Supplementing its announcement of the TO COMMANDS EXERCISED The War Trade Board announces, in a allotment of sugar, breadstuffs, and feed new ruling (W. T. B. R. 563) that it has stuffs for which export licenses to Swiss SAME RULE FOR ARMY adopted a new and very much simplified destinations will be granted, the War form for use in connection with the Trade Board announces that 40,000 tons IN THE UNITED STATES issuance of bunker licenses. The new of pork and pork products are to be in- form is a combined application and I- cluded in this list. This allotment is for cense (No. B-1 c), and supersedes Bunker the year ending September 30, 1919. Promotions Not Intended Forms B-1 a and B-1 b. Arrangements for the determination of this allotment were completed by repre- Merely as Reward for Past Operation of New Form. sentatives of the Governments of France Services,Secretary Baker's When Bunker Form B-1 c has been and Great Britain and the War Trade completely filled out and signed by the Board and the Swiss Confederation. OrderSays-Reserve Com- applicant and approved and counter- signed by the agent of the Bureau of missions at Recom- Transportation or collector of customs, KEEP WAR SAVINGS STAMPS, mended Grade - Policy as the case may be, it will constitute a bunker license for all bunker fuel and POST OFFICE PLEA TO OWNERS Stated in Memorandum ship's stores aboard the vessel and those desired to be taken on at the port where National Treasury Still Needs to Chief of Staff. the application is submitted, as well as Docker-y at any subsequent port in the United the Money, Mr. The Secretary of War authorizes the States or its possessions at which the Tells Postmasters. Publication of the following statement in vessel calls on the voyage for which li- regard to promotions in the Army: cense is issued, it no longer being neces- POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WAR DEPARTMENT, sary to obtain supplementary- license at THIRD Ass'T POSTMASTER GEN'L, Washington, January 25, 1919. subsequent American ports when addi- Washington, January 31, 1919. are desired. MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHIEF OF STAFF. tional fuel or stores postmasters: To all 1. Please cable Gen. Pershing that he Present aunker Forms. Regulations of the Postmaster General Is authorized to make such promotions A complete list of bunker forms at pres- and instructions of this office heretofore among officers of the line, up to and in- ent in use follows: Bunker Form B-1 c, issued have clearly defined your duties cluding the grade of colonel, as will give Bunker Form B-3, Bunker Form B-4, in respect to the sale of war-savings cer- the officers who in his judgment deserve Bunker Form B-5 a or B-5 b, Bunker tificate stamps and the procedure neces- it, rank equal to the command exercised Form B-7. sary for their payment. They are not by them. Under this authority, Gen. Bunker Forms E-1 c, B-3, and B-7 are transferable, but the original -owners of Pershing will make those promotions required on all vessels. Bunker Forms these stamps, when properly affixed to a which are appropriate in an organized B-4, B-5 a, and B-5 b are not requfred of war-savings certificate, are entitled to army, to fill vacancies existing or arising. certain classes of vessels. payment after 10 days' notice in writing, Surplus officers in the various grades wil' For further information, those interest- unregistered war-savings certificates at be returned to the United States. ed should confer with agents of the Bu- any money-order post office and registered reau of Transportation, War Trade war-savings certificates only at the office Not Intended as Reward. Board; or collectors of customs at ports of registration. It is not intended hereby to authorize where there are no agents. Many owners of stamps are presenting promotions merely as a reward for past them for payment, seemingly on the as- service, the policy of the department-be- NEW RAILROAD SCRIP 30OK. sumption that the Government no longer ing that recommendations for such pro- needs the money received for them. motions should be carefully noted, in While it is true the war is practically order that reserve commissions at the Convenience for Travelers Will Contain at an end, it is equally true that a large recommended grade may be issued on Coupons Worth $90. part of the expenditures of the war must discharge, in accordance with the polity The United States Railroad Adminis- still be met by the sale of war-savings previously announced. tration issues the following: 4 stamps and Liberty loan bonds. The sud- The authority here granted will au- On February 10 the Railroad Admin- den termination of the war left the Gov- thorize Gen. Pershing to fill vacancies in istration will place on sale a large denomi- (Continued on page 8.) organizations by promotion rather than nation scrip book containing $90 worth by transfer, where in his judgment that of coupons at a total cost including war course Is wise. tax of $97.20. The books will be good sion to travel constantly, obviating delay Gen. Pershing is also authorized tp'V over all railroads under Federal control Incident to purchase of single-trip tickets make such promotions in the medical, and will be accepted for passage on trains at ticket offices. chaplain, and other corps of the Army and for payment of baggage charges, the On account of the limited demand for as are within the tables of organizations contract conditions being the same as the such a large book, sales will be confined and are necessary to conft- rank com- $80 and $15 books on sale for a number to the larger cities having consolidated mensurater with authority exercised or of months bast. The books will not afford ticket offices and union stations, but on work to be done under such tables. a discount from normal fares, but will application ticket agents in the smaller 2. With regard to the Army in the be a convenience to those who have occa- cities will obtain books for purchasers. United States, the same policy will be 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. observed; promotions will be made where necessary to give men rank appropriate to HOME LOAN BANKS ARE PLANNED RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION CALL the command exercised by them, and In the staff corps of the Army where ap- SIMILAR TO FARM LOAN BANKS FOR SERVICES OF ACCOUNTANTS propriate to the work remaining to be done by such corps. The United States Department of La- The United States Railroad Adminis- 3. I especially desire it to -e under- bor, Division of Public Works and Con- tration, Division of Public Service and stoou by Gen. Pershing as to the Ameri- struction Development, authorizes the fol- Accounting, issues the following: can Expeditionary Force, and by the lowing: More than half a million new dwelling PUBLIC SERVICr AND AccoUNTls CIncU- personnel officers with regard to the LAM No. 65. 4rmy in the United States, that this re- houses now are needed in the United laxation of the rule with regard to promo- States. Two billion dollars, available for WAsHINGTON, D. C., tion does not invite a departure from the loans to home builders, would go far in January 22, 1919. principle hitherto established that promo- providing the necessary capital for the Under date of July 10, 1918, I re- tion can not be made merely as a reward building of these dwellings. Securities quested the chief accounting offlcqrs of for past service, however, meritorious. of a value approximating $2,000,000 are class 1 carriers to submit the names of The rule is relaxed only to permit the held by the constituent organizations in any male employees under their jurisdic- Army which remains undemobilized to be the United States,League of Building and tion that could be spared and were quali- treated as a living organization, with Loan Associations. fied to clearly interpret arid apply the such promotions as would be normal In Loan Association Conference. provisions of General Order No. 17. Ow- times of peace to fill vacancies existing or Labor conditions, manufacturing and ing to the lack of progress that had at as they may arise, social needs clearly indicate the desira- that time been made in separating the ac- NEWTON D. BAKER, counts of Federal auditors were unable to SecrtarV of War. bility of an immediate acceleration of building activities throughout the coun- satisfactorily comply with the provisions try. By making available capital neces- of that circular. FILMS USED INSTEAD OF PLATES sary to building, people are provided As the separation of accounts should homes, industry a market, and labor em- now be completed and the accounting FOR ARMY X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHS ployment. In the hope of finding a way forces of the various lines have since to be helpful in furthering this trinity of been Increased, I aim renewing my request benefits, the Division of Public Works and that Federal auditors promptly advise The War Department authorizes the me of the names, positions occupied, and following from the office of the Surgeon Construction Development of the Depart- ment of Labor recently invited to Wash- salaries of employees that they believe General: can profitably aid in our accounting work, The use of films instead of plates for ington the officials and representatives of the country's building and loan associa- whether in the field, or at headquarters in taking the X-ray photographs which Washington. I. C. Please give this mat- have done so much to assist military sur- tions. A series of conferences on ways and means to render negotiable the asso.- ter your earnest consideration and submit gery, has developed on a large scale dur- at the earliest possible date the names of ing the war. ciations' assets, resulted In a tentative plan which may materialize in a national such employees that in your judgment are Easier to Handle. system of " home loan banks." The tenta- well qualified in general, disbursement or In the prewar use of the X-ray, where tive plan contemplates the creation of a freight accounting. probability of breakage was small and bank in each Federal reserve district, C. A. PRoUTY, 1irector. weight of shipments was' not considered similar to the land banks created under an important factor, plates were used al- the Federal farm loan act, with which a S. & A. ClacULAR No. 64. most exclusively. But when It became local building and loan assdciation could P. necessary to ship X-ray supplies to deposit collateral, receiving in exchange WAsHINGToN, D. C., January 21, 1919. France, and carry on the X-ray photogra- home loan bonds. The precedent of the In order that conclusion Aith respect phy under field conditions, the lighter land bank law of New York State has to the extension of credit for the payment weight, decreased cargo space, ease of been followed. may be promptly handling, and freedom of breakage made of freight charges The Department's Interest. reached, the following arrangement will films the favorite. Its use, together with immediately become effective at points the automobile X-ray units, made it pos- The Department of Labor's interest is in the possibility where more than one railroad is involved: sible to X-ray a wound soon after it was of accelerating building Application for 48-hour credit under received. and construction wark throughut the country so labor conditions during the bond may be made to agent of any car- Ordered Use in Hospitals. rier. The agenttwill secure the approval ,present period of transition may not be- of each other The signing of the armistice left the come distressing. Building is a basic in- or disapproval of the agent medical supply depot with large quantities dustry and accelerated activities in this carrier named in the application, and sub- of these films coming in on contracts field will be reflected in all correlated in- mit the papers to the Federal treasurer previously placed. The Surgeon General dustries. The benefits from a building of his line. The Federal treasurer shall has, therefore, directed that Army hos- program are distributed over a vastindus- grant the credit or decline to do so in ac- pitals in this country adopt the film In- trial and social area. cordance with general instructions and stead of the X-ray plate, as has alreafy The Division of Public Works and Con- the exercise of his best judgment. He been done overseas. struction Development of the Department may ask for the advice of the Federal of Labor has organized to render encour- treasurers of other carriers, but must ITALIAN IMPORT RESTRICTIONS agement and assistance to such interests himself assume responsibility for the final as will now undertake construction work. decision, which will be binding upon all PLACED ON LEATHER AND SHOES The division's information on market, interested lines. labor, and finance conditions C. A. PRourY, is available Director. The War Trade Board announces in and, where it is possible for them to be ct new ruling (W. T. B. R. 564) that it helpful, the division's field men are avail- has bieen requested by the high commis- able for such survey work as may be es- sential to forming sound conclusions as Bank plan has developed, it has the sym- sioner for Italy to inform the American pathetic interest of officials in the Treas- exporting public of the following restric- to the desirability of proposed improve- ments or buildings. ury and Labor Departments. These are tions which have been imposed upon the working with the building and loan asso- importation of leather and shoes into The Home Loan Bank Plan. clations' representatives, at their invita- Italy: In its efforts to be helpful in all build- tion, endeavoring to work out a plan to 1. Imports of leather of any kind and shoes from any foreign country and for ac- ing projects called to its attention, the release for early building the two billions count of private concerns have been pro- division interested itself in the building of dapital represented in the assets of the hiWted. and Joan associations' building and loan associations of the 2. The above restrictions are consequently representations extended also to the placing of any private that more than two billion dollars in as- country. contract abroad for the purchase of e above sets could be released for building activi- commodities. ties if a way is devised 3. No authorization will be given for the to render these The American Red Cross has provided transportation of leather or shoes from coun- assets negotiable during the reconstruc- 250,000 articles of clothing for returning tries of origin. tion period. As far as the Home Loan Italian prisoners. THE OFFICIAL T. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. a FRENCH ORDER LIFTS EMBARGO ON CERTAIN GOODS FOR EXPORT OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE Consul General Thackara, at Paris, ON PEACE CONFERENCE cables under date of January 23, 1919, as follows: The following official communique was ions were present at these two ses- exporters, pub- A ministerial notice to issued at Paris on January 28: sions; the representatives of China lished January 12, removes the prohibi- at that in the morning, and the Mar- tion against the exportation of the fol- The President of the United States, quis Salvago at that in the afternoon. lowing articles when the destination is the prime ministers and foreign min- In the morning the delegates of an allied or neutral country other than isters of the United States, the Brit- Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Switzerland: ish Empire, France, and- Italy, and China were heard. Carbon brushes for dynamos, bicycles the representatives of Japan held In the afternoon Mr. Henri Simon, and parts thereof, floss silk, cocoon silk, two meetings to-day, the first from French minister of the colonies, ex- and silk noils, combed or uncombed; felt 11 until 12.30 and the second from 4 plained the views of his department hats in any stage of manufacture, hair, to 6.30. on colonial questions. copper, compasses, linen articles, pre- An exchange of views took place In addition, the fundamental prin- served goose liver, mushrooms and truf- on the German colonies in the Far ciples of the league of nations and fles; cylinders, disks, and rolls for gram- East and the Pacific and on those in their application were considered. ophones and phonographs; silk waste, Africa. The next meeting will take place spirits and liqueurs, cotton haberdashery, The representatives of the Domin- to-morrow at 11 o'clock. silk thread of all kinds for sewing, em- broidery, etc.; flower seeds, aluminum ar- ticles; india rubber articles except capes, tires or outer tubes, drain tubes, and gloves for surgery; celluloid articles; art List of Transports and Army Units works and ornaments of copper, bronze, or imitations thereof; prepared skins not Sailing From France for United States made into garments, photographic paper or plates, artificial stones cut or uncut, The War Department authorizes the Transport Duca dl'Abruazi from Bor- copper gauze for paper making, basket publication of the following information: leaux, sailed from Marseille January 28, and cane work, and saffron. The transport Metapay from St. Na- and is due to arrive at New York about For the following articles the prohibi- zaire, sailed from Brest January 28 and is February 8 with the following troops: tion against exportation has been re- due to arrive at New York February 12 Fourth Regiment, Coast Artillery Corps, moved as regards all allied and neutral with the following troops: complete, 49 officers, 1,372 men; detach- countries: Brushes of all kinds, fancy Detachment Base Hospital No. 2, 3 officers, ment composed of personnell of 164th leather goods, shrubs and other nursery 111 nurses; 2 casual officers classified as fol- Field Artillery, 1 officer, 55 men, Ohio; De- lows: Field Artillery, 1; Medical Corps, 1; tachment Casual Company No. 25, 10 Marines; products. other casuals, 3 civilians. Detachment Casual Company No. 25, 1 officer, 17 men, Utah; 143 Casual Officers classified as The transport Espange sailed from Bor- follows: Marine Corps, 6; Engineers, 13; deaux January 27, and is due to arrive at Ordnance, 7; Infantry, 8 * Air Service, 101; VROOMAN RESIGNS AS ASSISTANT Field Artillery, 1; Tank Corps, 1; Coast Ar- New York February 8 with the following tillery Corps, 1; Quartermaster, 4; Marine SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE troops: Corps, 1. Casual Company No. 26, Pennsylvania, 2 Secretary of officers, 136 men; Casual Company No. 29, The War Department publishes the fol- Carl Vrooman, Assistant New York, 2 officere, 142 men; Casual Com- lowing Zabled correction: - Agriculture, who accompanied the Agri- pany No. 30, Illinois, 2 officers, 116 men; cultural Commission sent by the depart- Medical Detachment for duty, 1 officer, 6 men; In the list of organizations assigned to ment to Europe, has tendered his resig- 15 casual officers classified as follows: early convoy the "10th Army Artillery Transportation Corps, 1; Medical Corps, 4; Park, less Third Battalion," should read nation, which has been accepted by the Adjutant General's Department, 1; Infantry, President. Mr. Vrooman has not been 8; Field Artillery, 2; Air Service, 2; Engi- " 1st Army Artillery Park, less Third Bat- in very good health for some time and neers. 1: Chaplain. 1. talion." desired to be relieved of his duties, so that he might remain abroad until he has fully recovered. KEEP WAR-SAVINGS STAMPS PERMANENT MILITARY POST. Before the entrance of the United POST OFFICE PLEA TO OWNERS States into the war there was only one Aberdeen Proving Ground Established Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. The (Continued from page 1.) and Named in General Orders. tood production act of August 10, 1917, WAn DEPARTMENT, authorized the appointment of two addi- ernment involved in expenses that might Washington, January 9, 191b been avoided if it had been tional assistant secretaries during the in part have General Orders, No. 6. emergency. It is probable that provision known when the war was to end, but, of will be made in the regular appropriation course, it was not possible to anticipate Under the provisions of paragraph 201, bill for 1920, which Is now under con- this event. The financial obligations of Army Regulations, the Ordnance Proving sideration by the Congress, for not more the war must therefore continue for Ground near Aberdeen, Md., established than two assistant secretaries. As the inany, many months, and the National by proclamation of the President of De- department now has two assistant secre- Treasury needs the money received from cember 14, 1917, under authority of the taries and as the emergency has passed, the sale of war-savings stamps to aid in act of Congress approved October 6, 1917, the existing vacancy will not be filled. meeting them. The expenses of demobil- is established as a permanent military izing the Army and Navy, the return of post and named Aberdeen Proving Ground. AMERICAN SCHOONER STRANDED. our boys from France, the care of our sick and wounded soldiers, and other By order of the Secretary of War: The Andrew Nebinger, an American liabilities incident to the war, all call for PEYToN C. MAnCn, schooner hailing from Boston, is stranded a equtinuance of the same patflotic effort General, Chief of Staff. at Point Porto Rico, in Banes Bay, on the that the owners of war-savings stamps Official: Cuban coast. The vessel, in charge of made during the tragic struggle. P. C. HAnAis, Eugene Menu as master, was bound light Nevertheless the original owners of The Adjutant General. from Banes to Mobile. She lies in a foot war-savings certificates' with stamps af- of water in a place difficult to reach be- fixed must be paid if payment is de- cause of a reef. A tug is waiting near by manded, but I urgently request every the people understand the needs of our and the crew is still aboard. Efforts so postmaster to appeal to them courteously Government they will defer asking pay- far to float the schooner have failed, but to refrain from demanding payment un- ment until maturity of the certificates. Consul Clum, at Santiago, reports she less their financial condition absolutely A, M. DOCKERY, may be saved. requires it. I have full faith that when Third Assistant Postmaster General. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JATUARY 31, 1919.

@ofirtal U. #. IBulltin List and Location of Air Service Fields Published Every Week Day, Except Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and Under Control of the Training Section by Authority of Congress. The Division of Military Aeronautics Rich -Field, Waco, Tex., Maj. John G. White- Ofiee: No. 8 Jackson Place, issues the following list of Air Service sides. Washington, D. C. * Tel. Main 5600. Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, Mich., Maj. fields and coiimanding officers under con- Frank D. Lackland. Copies of THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN Will trol of training section, in operation Scott Field, Belleville, Ill., Maj. Henry be fuilnished without charge to every post office January 20, 1919: Abbey. In the United States (to be posted daily, for Souther Field, Americus, Ga., Lieut. Col. the Denefit of the public, under order of the ACTIVE FLYING FIELDS. Frederick T. Dickman. Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- Barron Field, Everman, Tex, Lieut. Col. Taliaferro Field, Hicks, Tex., Maj. Theodore tive offcers of the United States Government, Thomas C. Turner. C. McCauley. and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign Carlstrom Field, Arcadia, Fla., Maj. Horace Taylor Field, Montgomery, Ala., Lieut. Col. Governiments.-EDwARD S. RocuEsTER, Editor. M. Hickam. * Seth W. Cook. Ellington Field, Houston, Tex., Lieut. Col. Camp Dick (cadet gunnery camp), Dallas, RATES BY MAIL. Ina A. Rader. Tex., First Lieut. Ormsby McCammon, acting. One yea ------$5. 00 Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex., Col. Henry Langley Field, Hampton, Va., Maj. Clinton C. Pratt W. Howard. I Six months ------8.00 Love Field, Dallas, Tex., Maj. Albert L. Wilbur Wright Field (Armorers' School), One year. postage prepaid to Sneed. Fairfield, Ohio, Lieut. Col. Henry C. K. Mublen- foreign countries - 8.00 Daily Six months, postage prepaid to March Field, Riverside, Cal., Maj. John P. C. berg. foreign countries ------4.50 Bartholf. PROVISIONAL WINGS. Back numbers and extra Park Field, Millington, Tenn., Maj. John W. First Provisional Wing (active), Hazelliurst, Simons, Jr. Long Island, Lieut. Col. Millard F. Harmon, Jr. copies ------each. . 05 Post Field, Fort Sill, Okla., Lieut. Col. Make all checks, money orders, and drafts Richard B. Barnitz. Brindley Field (active), Commack, Long payable to THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN. Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cal., Lieut. Col. Island, Maj. H. I. C. Richards. Henry J. Damm Field (active), Babylon, H. B. 8. Burwell. Long Island, Maj E. Lyons. INACTIVE FIELDS. Hazelhurst Field (active), Mineola, Long Boiling Field, Anacostia, D. C., Lieut. Col. Island, Lieut. Col. Millard F. Harmon, Jr. PRICE CONDITIONS FOR EXPORT Ralph a rtz. Lufbery Field (active), Wantaugh. Long Brooks Field, San Antonio, Tex., Maj. Island, First Lieut. W. B. Maurice. John B. Brooks. Mitchell Field (active), Mineola, Long OF PORK TO CERTAIN COUNTRIES Call Field, Wichita Falls, Tex., Maj. James Island, Maj. H. M. Clark. R. Alfonte. Roosevelt Field (active), Mineola, Long The War Trade Board unnounces, in Carruthers Field, Benbrook, Tex., Lieut. Island, Maj. Riebard D. Gile. Col. Jacob E. Fickel. Second Provisional Wing (inactive), Park a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 566), supple- Chanute Field, Rantoul, Ill., Lieut. Col. Place. Tex., Maj. Roy S. Brown. mnenting W. T. B. 1. 473, issued January Ira Longanecker. GROUND SCHOOLS (SCHOOLS OF MILITARY AERO- 3, 1919, announcing the li1st of commodi- Chapman Field, Miami, Fla., Maj. Jacob H. NAUTICS). Rudolph. ties for the exportation of which to Den- Dorr Field, Arcadia, Fla., Maj. Horace M. University of California, Berkeley, Cal., Maj. mark, Norway, Sweden, and European Ilickam. Chas. B. Crane. Holland licenses will be issued Eberts Field, Lonoke, Ark., Lieut. Col. Cornell University (discontinued training freely, Thomas Duncan. pre aratory to being closed), Ithaca, N. Y., that, at the request of the United States Gerstner Field, Lake Charles, La., Lieut. Ma. Harral Mulliken. Food Administration, it will hereafter be Col. William C. McChord. University of Illinois (discontinued training a condition of the issuance of licenses Mather Field, Sacramento, Cal., Maj. Wal- preparatory to being closed), Urbana, Ill., to ter W. Wynne. Capt. Frank C. Hendry. export pork and pork products to the Payne Field, West Point, Miss., Maj. Ralph University of Texas, Austin, Tex., Capt. Her- above-named countries that the applica- P. Cousins. bert G. Knight. tion for *exportlicense must have attached tierqto, before being filed with thd War TraTe Board, a certificate from the Order on the Award of Reports on Back Wages United States Food Administration to the effect that the commodity described in Distinguished-Service By Railroad Auditors such application has been sold for export at a price approved by said Food Admin- Medal to General March istration. 'Tle United States Railroad Adminis- tration, Division -of Public Service and WAR DEPARTMENT, Special Indorsements Washington, January 2, 1919. Accounting, issues the following: GENERAL ORDERS, No. 4: P. S. & A. CiRcuLAR No. 70. Upon Official Letters By direction of the President, under the WAsHINGToA, provisions of the act of Congress approved D. C., January 80, 1919. OFFICE OF FIRST AssIsTANT July 9, 1918 (Bul. 43, W. D., 1918), the Effective with the closing of the ac- POSTHIASTER GENERAL, distinguished-service medal was awarded counts for the month of January, 1919, a Washington, January 27, 1919. December 13, 1918, to Gen. Peyton C. Federal auditors shall monthly prepare The department's attention is called to March, the United States Army, for ex- and forward to the undersigned a stath- the fact that certain bureaus of other ex- ceptionally meritorious and conspicuous ment on letter-sized sheets showing the ecutive departments are placing upon let- service as follows: amount of back pay applicable to prior ters mailed by them special indorsements, Gen. March (then major general, U. S. months' expenses included in operating compliance with which would require spe- Army), as commanding general of the expenses for the month for which the re- ,ial handling in post offices. As an exam- Army Artillery of the first army from port is made. ple, the words " personal delivery " are October 4, 1917, to January 31, 1918, In reporting such back pay there shall being placed upon otherwise " ordinary" initiated and prepared the plans for the be Shown the name of the - month, or letters sent out by one bureau. organization ' of the artillery of the months, in w~ich the amount was Postmasters will not undertake to ob- American Army in France; as Acting properly includiNe and the amount ap- serve this indorsement, but will handle Chief of Staff of the United States Army plicable to each such month. such letters in accordance with paragraph from March 2, 1918, to May 20, 1918, Class I roads shall forward these re- 2 of section 601, Postal Laws and Regfi- and as Chief of Staff of the United States ports not later than the 26th of the month lations. Special indorsements of any Army (general, U.- S. Army) after May following that for which the report is character should not be observed except 20, 1918, lie performed with intelligence, made, other lines under Federal control in cases where this department has is- zeal, and patriotic devotion duties of shall submit their reports not later than sued general or specific instructions gov- Inestimable value in the development, the the last day of such month. erning the matter. direction, -and the carrying into effect C. J. C. KooN s, of the military program of the United A. PROUTY, Director. First Asst. Postmaster General. States. NEWTON D. BAKER, Secretary of War. VICE CONSUL RESIGNS. Better than money because they earn Official: Richard P. Momsen, vice consul at Rio P. 0. HATS, money; buy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP, de Janeiro, has resigned that post. The Adjutant General. TO-DAY. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BUILAIN: FIDAY, JANTARY 31, 1919.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD SUPREME COURT

SENATE. even getting a foothold in the United PROCEEDINGS Changed only in a few minor respects States during the period of reconstruc- tion. Louis P. Swift, of the Chicago SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED from the form in which it passed the packing concern, during his testimony be- STATES. House, the Senate yesterday afternoon fore the Senate committee yesterday Thursday, January 80, 1919. passed and sent to conference the bill to afternoon formally waived any claim to Preseilt: Mr. Justice McKenna, Mr. Justice validate informal contracts of the War Holmes, Mr. Justice Day, Mr. Justice Van De- Department. Consideration of the post- immunity from prosecution which might vanter, Mr. Justice Pitney, Mr. Justice Mc- be acquired through his testimony in the Reynolds, Mr. Justice Brandeis, and Mr. Jus- office appropriation bill then was resumed. hearings now bding conducted on legisla- tice Clarke. The action of the committee in providing tion intended to regulate the meat-pack- Arthur P. Carpenter, of Brattleboro, Vt.; general increases in salaries was agreed John J. Bouhan, of Savannah, Ga.; Henry to although the Senate bill makes these ing industry. Minor, of Macon, -Miss.; Garrard Harris, of Jackson, Miss.; Phillip W. Haberman, of New increases available only for the fiscal year York City; C. M. King, of Deer River, Minn. ; while the House made them permanent. HOUSE. Frederic A. Pike, of St. Paul, Minn.; and H. H. The more important amendments reported Russell, of Westerville, Ohio, were admitted to by the committee, appropriating $200,- Debate continued throughout the day practice. 000,000 for the construction of roads, etc., on the Agricultural appropriation bill. No. 190. Norfolk Southern Railroad Co., Members of the Immigration Committee Ilaintiff in error, v. W. H. Gallup et al., etc. were temporarily passed over. The Presi- n error to the Supreme Court of the State of dent pro tempore, Senator Saulsbury, of opposed to the conclusions reached with North Carolina. Dismissed with costs on mo- Delaware, affixed his signature ', the respect to the immigration bill recently tion of the plaintiff in error. reported announced yesterday they would No. 193. Savannah & Northwestern Rail- $100,000,000 European food reli6L bill. submit a minority report. Representa- way et al., plaintiffs in error, v. Maggie Roach, Legislative action on the bill increasing administratrix, etc. In error to the Court o the salaries of Federal judges was com- tives Siegel, of New York, and Sabath, of Appeals of the State of Georgia. Dismissed Chicago, are preparing the report for with costs on motion of the plaintiff in error. pleted with the adoption of the conference those who dissent from the committee's No. 206. L. C. Watson, as trustee, etc., plain- report. This bill increases the pay of tiff in error, v. George D. Motley. Submitted Federal district judges to $7,500 and of action to approve. by Mr. Rutherford Lapsley for the plaintiff In Admiral Mayo, before the Naval Com- error and by Mr. George D. Motley for the circuit judges, to $8,500 a year. The mittee, urged legislation in support of the defendant in error. Commerce Committee made a favorable building plan of the department and ad- No. 187. Seufert Bros. Co., appellant, v. report on a bill amending the act creat- The United States of America, as trustee and ing the Shipping Board and defining its vocated prompt expansion of the Navy. guardian, etc., et al.; and powers, by removing certain restrictions He said that no matter what the peace No. 188. The United States of America, as conference does there never was a time trustee and guardian, etc., et al., appellants, v. and giving the board authority to build when it was so necessary for the United Seufert Bros. Co. -Argument continued by Mr. steel ships for foreign account without Assistant Attorney General Brown for the special permits. States to be thoroughly prepared. Com- United States, etc., et al., and coeucmded by In a brief speech, Senator Borah, of mander Pye recommended a superde- Mr. H. S. Wilson for Seufert Bros. Co. stroyer larger and more heavily armed No. 199. The United States, appellant, v. Idaho, opposed plans reported from Pai-is than those now building, which could The Union Pacific Railroad Co. Argued by for the internationalization of the former Mr. Assistant Attorney General Brown for the German colonies. Senator Pollock, of keep up fast speed in heavy seas. Ad- appellant and by Mr. William R. Harr for the South Carolina, 4 dressed the Senate in miral Mayo said the battle cruisers should appellee. be nothing short of being fast battle- No. 200. The United States, appellant, v. a prepared speech answering those per- ships. Before the military committee, Robert A. Laughlin. Argument commenced sons who have criticized the President by Mr. C. Edward Wright for the appellant recently. Secretary Baker and AssisItant Secretary and continued by Mr. Francis W. Clements for Many committee investigations and Crowell, recommended abandonment of the appellee. 14 of the 16 National Guard camps and Adjourned until to-morrow at.12 o'clock. hearings on pending legislation were con- The day call for Friday, January 31, will be tinued yesterday afternoon. Before the purchase by the Government of the sites as follows: Nos. 200, 173, 203, 205, 168, 208, Interstate Commerce Committee, Charles of all National Army cantonments. The 209, 210, 218, and 214. E. Elmquist, of Minnesota, urged prompt Interstate Commerce Committee which legislation for the protection of the public has been investigating conditions in the in the matter of railroad legislation be- meat packing industry and the pending fore this session adjourns. Laurence B. bill for Federal regulation of that indus- NAVAL CASUALTIES Finn, chairman of the Kentucky State try, agreed yesterday tentatively to de- I mand from the Federal Trade Commis-

railroad commission, opposed private 1 ownership of the carriers, but urged with- sion that it sumbit the names of the wit- The Navy Department reports the fol- the nesses upon whose statements the charges lowingI deaths: drawal of the power now lodged in of collusion among Executive to initiate rates. Before the the packers was based. Lieut. Andy Steele, United States Naval Re- Buildings Committee investigating the serve Force, died at St. Vincent's Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., January 19, of pneumonia. Chicago Speedway Hospital site, Edward Wife, Mrs. Judith Mary Steele, 489 Twenty- Hines, of Chicago, testified that in Oc- Tea Samples by Mail seventh Street, San Francisco, Cal. tober last he personally reported to Secre- Lieut. (Junior Grade) Daniel W. Hand, jr., To the United Kingdom United States Navy, died at naval hospital, tary Baker and other officials the charge Brooklyn, N. Y., January 22, of pneumonia. thiat Milton T. Trainer, a civilian em- Mother, Mrs. D. W. Hand, Hamilton Court, ployee of the War Department, had at- OFFICE OF SECOND AssIsTANT Philadelphia, Pa. tempted to obtain a commission of POSTMASTER GENERAL, Ensign James Archie Clark, United States Washington, January 25, 1919. Naval Reserve Force, died at naval operating $100,000. Asubcommittee of the Commit- -base, Hampton Roads, Va., January 28, as the tee on Foreign Relations reported to the Notice has been received that packages result of a seaplane accident. Wife, Mrs. Laura Richardson Clark, 1526 Grove Avenue, full committee favorable to the recogni- of bona fide trade samples of tea not ex- Richmond, Va. tion of the Government of President ceeding 8 ounces in weight may now be Frank Elmer Wright, fireman (first class), Tinoco, of Costa Rica. The report will admitted through the regular mails into United States Navy, was drowned in the Mis- to the State Department. sisqippi River, New Orleans,. La., January 24, bq referred the United Kingdom (England, Ireland, while attached to U. S. S. Sacramento. Secretary of Labor Wilson discussed Scotland, and Wales), provided the Mother, Mrs. Anna Wright, Columbia Station, the labor situation at length before a packages conform to the conditions for Ohio. the Senate and House Philip Elias Halvorsen, coxswain, United joint session of samples of merchandise, and that each States Navy, was accidentally killed by cyanide Committees on Labor. He expressed the package is marked as containing tea. poisoning during fumigation of U. S. S. Arca- belief there was considerable " hysteria " Each package over 2 ounces in weight dia, January 20. Mother, Mrs. Hansene Olive in the country over reconstruction, but will be subject in the United Kingdom to Halvorsen, 1429 North Springfield Avenue, insisted that all these problems would be a charge of 3 pence customs duty. Chicago, Ill. worked out successfully. He urged im- Packages of samples of tea not marked mediate enactment of legislation to pro- as containing tea are liable to forfeiture. Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no vide "buffer" employment so as to pre- OTTo PRAEGER, red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP vent the " philosophy of force" from Second Asst. Postmaster General. to-day. 71'-19---2 S THE OFFIIAt" 1. S. BULLETIN: RIDAY, "TANUARY 31, 1919. State Department as a Promoter of U. S. Foreign Trade Discussed in Analytical Review by Breckinridge Long Third Assistant Secretary of State With the other elements which go to They now have a significance which Is Breckinridge Long in an address at the make up a condition which will permit not entirely scientific or geographic in its luncheon of the American Manufacturers' them a foreign trade, the department has nature. We know !iomething of their Association, at New York City,. said -of a conslierable active Interest We can peoples, of their customs, of their history "foreign trade and the relation' of the not create markets abroad, but we can of their modes and manner of living; State Department to it ": discover new markets and can develop something of their needs, not only of a I welcome the opportunity because those which already exiot. And we can political nature, but of an economic and the Department of State has a very deft- use the largo organization of the consular industrial character. Their affairs have nite policy, based upon its conception of service, and the good will, the weight and been cast as upon a screen and we.have its duties and responsibilities toward the the influence of the American Govern- visualized them through our communlca. commercial reldtions of the United States ment, for the amount of foreign trade tions. abroad, and I am very glad to present and its healthy condition is not to be dis- World Grown Smaller. them for the consideration of such In- associated from the political weight and fluential organizations as yours. influence which a government has, and The world to-day has grown smaller which is exercised through that depart- than it was. It has been knit together by Department's Sincere Desire. ment which attends to its foreign af- countless strands of copper wire, by The Department of State has a very fairs. wakes of thousands of ships which, under sincere and wholesome desire to encour- Foreign trade has a political sig-il- the impelling Influence of steam and elec- age and stimulate our foreign trade, and cance, and when all Is said and done, tricity have reduced the time of voyages in pursuance of its policy it applies every that is a great significance, because with- between distant ports. Time has been legitimate means to accomplish its object. out political relations with States, you annihilated and space reduced to a de Foreign trade Is a very desirable thing can not have trade or any other inter- gree which would have seemed Incredi- from several points of view. Not only course with the peoples of other lafids. ble a hundred years ago. To-day we sit does it increase the general wealth of To have intercourse, one must have means at our breakfast table and read what has the country and provide employment to of communication. Communication is happened in Paris, London,Tokyo, orBue a great number of people, but it acts as followed by knowledge, knowledge by nos Aires. The everyday life of these peoe a stabilizer to the business of the coun- friendship, and friendship by trade. ples unfolds before our eyes. The far try in time of trouble. A firm which has Out of it all comes trade, but it is all distant corners of the world are brought a foreign business is not entirely de- dependent upon communication. No mat- Into close contact with us, and from the pendent upon home markets, and when ter what kind of communication a peo- midst of any of the seven seas we there come periods of depression at home, plt may have with another people, can hold communication and exchange when interest is high, money scarce, and whether it be by personal contact, by the thoughts with persons on the bosom of confidence subnormal, when people are wireless, by the mails, or by cable, there t.e trackless deep. not investing and are not spending their must be communication as a precursor of All this Is significant and has a direct money as freely as they do at other times, trade. Consequently, our foreign trade bearing upon our foreign trade. It it still has a nucleus upon which to work, and our political relations with foreign means that It will increase both in ex- a trade in which it Jooks to banks of governments go hand in hand, and are tent and volume; that it will spread to a other countries for payment, for which interdependent. yet unknown field and to places yet un- it looks to credits in other lands. It pro- Economic and Industrial Advantages. touched by American products. It Is the vides the firm with an opportunity to province of the Department of State to continue its manufacture of goods for Besides its economic and industrial ad- encourage and stimulate these activities foreign delivery and to keep its machinery vantages, foreign trade performs a very in whatever fields they may be found. great funning, and makes it possible for it to service to the people and to the Gov- Element in Development. continue in its employ the many people ernment of the United States in cement- Third Who are dependent upon it and upon the ing and making more firm the political The third element in the development factory for support. relations which this Government has of foreign trade is that there be the physl with each of the other Governments of cal means whereby we may transport Welcomes Opportunity. the world, except those few with which and deliver at foreign ports goods manus So the department has a very deep we are still at war. You are dependent factured In America. Stimulated by a and sincere interest In foreign trade, in upon the Government, acting through the wholesome desire, which may be ex- upbuilding it and stimulating it, and it Department of State, to make possible pressed in the words I have just used, sincerely welcomes the opportunity to conditions in foreign cointries which will this administratioq has created an come into personal contact with the-gen- permit of markets there, and to so estab- agency which has most successfully built tlemen who are interested in it, with lish relations with foreign Governments and operated a large and growing mer their organizations, and with the officers as to make trade possible. The Govern- chant marine which will fly the flag of and executive heads of those organiza- ment is reciprocally partly dependent America and which will carry it into tions. upon you to continue and to Increase the every clime and into every port. When There are four elements which enter friendly relations once they are estab- these ships drop anchor in foreign waters into, which underlie, and which make lished. The value of communication is they come directly under the supervision possible a foreign trade of any sort: well exemplified by some of the knowledge of the agents of the Department of State. First, there must be goods to sell; second, that has come to us out of this great con- Their crews are the wards, their masters there must be markets in which to dis- flict, the last chapters of which we are the cooperators, their cargoes the objects pose of them,; third, there must be ships now writing. of careful attention of our consular in which to carry them; and fourth, agents. Clearance papers, invoices, and there must be banks to carry out the War a Great Educator. bills of sale, and manifests are among transactions and to return to the manu- The war has been a great educator, and those things the agents and servants of facturer the money which his goods has the knowledge which it has brought to us America abroad are charged to adminisr brought. has been made possible by the volume and ter, so that even with ships, with thfse Taking these four in order, I will touch facility of our communications. A year arteries of trade, tha Department of upon each lightly. ago, or little more, Esthonia, Lithuania, of State ha.s close and Intimate contact. As to the manufacture of the goods, Bessarabia, and the Ukraine were words The fourth element of a healthy for. you will readily understand the Depart- which meant nothing to us. They were eigu trade is banking facilities. To su-. ment of State has little or no function names with which the ethnologist was cessfully attend to an extensive foreign in that field exceptin so far as it can, in wont to conjure, and which were dealt trade there must be international bank- a general way, by its policy and by en- in by the scientists who traced the origin ing establishments. Branch houses of couraging the manufacturers and the and consanguinity of races or the history American banks abroad have been few business interests of the country, stimu- and development of languages. To-day and far between. When an American firm late them to production for foreign mar- they are household words, along with has made a sale It has usually turned in kets. many others. its draft and bill of lading to its home TIE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANTARY 81, 1919. 01 THE STATE DEPARTMENT AS A PROMOTER OF U.S. FOREIGN TRADE bank, which has sent it to its foreign own would take the matter under con- tions of a consul. He is called upon by correspondent in London, or in Rio de sideration and give it the benefit of your the Department of State to supmit spe Janeiro, or In Calcutta, and the foreign support. cial reports on Industrial and commercial correspondent has attended to the mat- conditions in his district; American busio ters of collecting the money and remit- Fundamental Principle is Barter. ness houses write to him for detailed in- ting it to the United States. The fundamental principle of Interna- formation; he sends in voluntary reports tional commerce is barter. If our exports on subjects of trade interest; he main- Ships the Arteries of Trade. increase, our imports will do the same. tains a catalogue file which is accessible Ships are the arteries of foreign trade Since 1915 we have had a terrific trade to the public and in which every exporter and banks are its nerve fibers. Realizing balance every year in our favor, the peak in the United States may be represented this fact, the Department of State is dis- having been reached in 1917, when our if he chooses. In the past the American posed to encourage the establishment total foreign trade amounted to $8,900,- business man has not always taken ad- abroad of branch banks which are Ameri- 000,000, 70 per cent of which we exported vantage of his opportunities to establish can, which are moved by the same Im- and 30 per cent of which we Imported. an export trade. He has taken only a pulses as are the firms for which the In 1914 we exported 55 per cent of our spasmodic interest in foreign markets, banking is done, which coordinate with total foreign trade and imported 45 per turning toward them, perhaps, when the businesses of America, and which pay cent, and that more nearly approximates trade was dull at home and when it re- allegiance to the same flag, a normal condition. We can not expect vived at home he would cut off supplies The United States has always had a to maintain the high trade balances to export clients who may have learned very large foreign trade. Not so many which have been in our favor during the to depend upon him. During the last years ago Its exports were chiefly raw ma- past four years, but we can and we should four years American manufacturers and terials and semimanufactured goods. Of protect our Industrial development by merchants who never before gave a late years, and particularly since the out- securing foreign outlets for a substantial thought to overseas narkets have made break of the war, our export of finished percentage of it. We might very well be their acquaintance. products has enormously increased. That able to buy all the foreign products we The task of expanding our foreign is a good thing for gs because, obviously, need with our agricultural products and trade will be made much less difficult by it is more profitable to the country to our raw materials, but our industry the widespread interest that the businqss export a bolt of sheeting than the same would then be limited by the consuming public in America now takes in It. Five weight of raw cotton, or a ton of amehine power of our own country and at the years ago International trade was run- tools than a ton of steel billets. While mercy of business conditions at home. ning in well-defined channels. The war we still are, and always shall be, large Can Not Stand Still. broke out and those channels promptly exporters of raw materials, we must look Industry silted up. Old trade connections were after foreign markets for our finished Industry in the United States can not severed and new ones opened up. The products. stand still. It must either expand or ou- war brought an abnormal condition of tract, and its influence upon the life of affairs. The Central Powers were cut off Need for Amerioca Capital. the entire country is so powerful that we from a great many of their markets; the must secure for it a normal rate of devel- There is tremendous need for American with allies were so busy at home that they capital in the war-torn countries. Invest- opment and, to that end, provide it were obliged to neglect many of theirs. ment opportunities abound now and will the indispensable room for expansion Neutral countries were enabled to enter Increase in number. We not only need which only foreign trade can furnish. many markets they never before had to but we ought to invest our surplus I have now dwelt more or less exten- traded in. general subject of for- cash abroad and we should not lose sight sively upon the Changes After the War. of the fact that the supplying of capital eign trade and the elements which make is frequently accompanied by the supply- it possible, and I would now like to say Now that the war is over, still another ing of material as well. We need our a few words about the Department of change confronts the world. Interna- own banks to take care of this business State and the organization which it main- tional trade will not continue, in war for us. tains, in order that you may become a channels, nor will it revert to its former The United States is facing a financial little better acquainted with it and may ones. It can not. There will be new po- problem of the first magnitude. The understand something of it. *1 think I litical boundaries- Old routes of trans- world owes us a great deal of money. may truthfully say to the business men portation will be cut by new frontiers. Are we going to take it in cash or in of the country that the Department of Commercial sympathies have undergone goods? If we take it in goods, are we State has taken steps to represent as a tremendous alteration. The capacity going to take cash or more goods in ex- Athfully and as adequately the business for production and consumption of many change for current exports? Some kind interests of America abroad as it does countries has changed. In short, a re- of an adjustment must be found. the political interests. The organization construction period will set in and none We can not choke ourselves either with of the State Department has in the past of us can forecast its development. gold or with goods. We need our banks been designed to secure and to give due It will be the task of the American abroad to help us maintatn a financial weight to economic considerations, and consular service to observe that develop- equilibrium. We*may want to leave a even during the war increased its facili- ment and to make continual reports of its great deal of our money abroad and find ties in this respect. progress. There will be no difficulty for it. Our financial experts The Consular Service. about the sale of our raw materials investments need to give ourselves no ought to be on the ground. The chief agency of the Department of abroad, We the pay and expenses of the concern on that score. Merely State in the extension of American trade But to insure markets for our finished American foreign service will furnish abroad is the Consular Service. At the business of several millions products we must so organize our export an exchange present time there are maintained about will know how of dollars yearly to American banks 265 consulates and some 150 consular trade that our exporters abroad. Their presence would be of the to make it easy for foreigners to buy in agencies, including several thousand per- officers utmost benefit to American consuls. It sons in the establishment. Prior to the the United States. Our consular is easy to imagine how much It would war there were about 300 consulates, but must help us by telling us what the mar- help the work of an American consular all those in enemy countries have, of kets of their district need and what their officer to be able to consult a bank of his course, been closed. In due time most of fdiosyncracies are. own nationality and to discuss with it, them will be reopened. That is a very broad statement. When much more freely and frankly than he That means that you, collectively and the Department of State sends a consul does with Soreigners, the multifarious individually, have 415 agencies scattered abroad it wants him to study his district problems connected with trade extension, oi er the surface of the earth who will until he knows it as well as he knows the the correct interpretation of which is furnish you from time to time with in- palm of his hands; until he knows what so important to American iSterests. The formation concerning trade conditions in It grows and what itmnakes, where it sells Government can not do much more than their respective districts, and to whom and where it buys; until he knowx s every express its views on this subject. Any you may write for any detailed facts of railroad junction and every canal. action taken must originate with the which you are in need. Reports of Consuls Analyzed. banking community. I think It would The promotion of American trade Inter- The reports of the consuls abroad are be helpful if organizations such as your ests is one of the most important func- forwarded to the State Department B THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. THE STATE DEPARTMENT AS A PROMOTOR OF U.S. FOREIGN TRADE where another great division of the de- Board, and the War Trade Board; and, in things and places are judged. He returns partment sits, called the foreign trade the light of the foreign situation, of and resumes his place among men. He adviser's'office. The foreign trade adviser which, naturally, the Department 6f again becomes the individual; he again has a corps of experts who carefully State knows more than any other de- becomes a part of the great machine; but read and analyze these reports. They partment, it is constantly urging upon I wonder if he will not retain something distribute them, aftevL they are digested, these Government bodies a revision of of thbse emotions he had on high. to various other departments of the Gov- their policies or a modification of their Has Seen the World. ernment which may be interested in them, programs, when those policies and pro- I wonder if the purposes that are or to organizations, or sometimes to the grams are likely to injure in foreign coun- nobler, and the ideals that are higher, in- Individual manufacturer who may be par- tries American trade or American com- ticularly interested in the subjects with mercial prestige. spired by that lofty vision, will not, at which they deal. least something of them, remain to make There is, In particular, in this depart- Department's Dual Responsibilities. him remember that he has been on high. ment, a subdivision known as the Division In other words, that department of I wonder if he will not remember that he of Economic Intelligence, which at its your Government, which is vested with has seen the world. I wonder whether head has a corps of scientists, who, from the management and control of foreign we will not retain some of the impres- a technical point of view, go into all the affairs, both political and economic, sions that we had, for we.have all looked details and ramifications of raw products, realizes the responsibilities resting upon overseas. of tariffs, of foreign exchange or foreign its organization are greater than ever be- We have thought internationally; we banking, and all the infinite variety of fore in the history of the Nation, and I have been in an international atmosphere, things that have to do with the foreign would not do it full justice if I did not and I wonder whether when it is over if trade, and which, together with political recount that it is making every effort to there will not remain to us, individually questions, make up our very matter-of. insure that its service will be equal and nationally, something of those emo- fact, modern-day diplomacy. to the strain. tions-which we have had. I wonder if we Our international interests to-day are will forget that we have seen the world. Economic Intelligence Section. greater than they ever have been before. During the past summer there was es- We have had our eyes opened to a va- Announces Consolidated tablished in the foreign trade adviser's riety of fields; we have thought interna- office a new economic intelligence section tionally, and have looked overseas. We Classification Committee which is equipped to deal with the broad have been living in stirring times, through economic and commercial questions which days that have meant much to the future The United States Railroad Adminis- are more and more frequently arising. To history of the world-to its peace, Its tration, Division of Traffic, issues the fol- supply these economists with the data prqsperity; through times which must lowing: which they need, the library of the for- necessarily, and I think which have, made WASRINGTON, JanuTary 80, 1919. eign trade adviser's office is to be made an impression upon us. CIRCULAR No. 6. ar economic and commercial library of Future of the Nation. the first magnitude; an elaborate clip- I think that out of these experiences Effective January 1, 1919, the Consoli- ping and indexing service has been es- dated Classification Committee was ap- tablished; and practically there must be some lasting effect. I all of the wonder whether this Nation will again pointed with the following membership: monographic and statistical work pro- become a Nation with the restricted point Mr. R. C. Fyfe, chairman, Western duced by other agencies In Washington Classification Committee. is kept on file for of view and with the essentially national the service of the spe- interests which it had before the war, or Mr. R. N. Collyer, chairman, Official cialists. whether it will continue its international Classification Committee. The department has made arrangement Mr. J. E. Crosland, chairman, Southern with every other Government Department point of view and will view the world as a world. I wonder whether the indi- Classification Committee. which produces economic material or vidual, after this chapter we are now Mr. Fyfe will act as chairman of the handles economic questions by which we Consolidated Classification Committee, regularly with the work writing has been closed, will turn his eyes, are kept in touch as he did before, to the restricted condi- and the office will be at 1828 Transporta- that they are doing and the material that tions and to his personal activities, or tion Building, Chicago. they are producing and collecting. whether he will not retain something that Requests for changes in, or additions The Department of State through the he has got from the impressions and emo- to classifications should continue to be Foreign Trade Adviser's office keeps in tions which have coursed through his made either through traffic officers of the touch with commercial associations and breast and brain. railroads or direct to the chairmen of other unofficial trade agencies throughout the Official Southern and Western Classi- the United States. Likened to An Aviator. fication Committees, who will make in- Acts as " General Staff." I liken it sometimes to an aviator. He vestigations as heretofore and submit rises from the ground and soars up into their recommendations to the Consoli- The economic intelligence section con- the bright, purd, and sunny atmosphere dated Classification Committee for docket stitutes, in short, an economic general of the world. He leaves behind him and hearings. staff for the Government. It is formed things that he thought were big and ini- EnwAnn CHAMBERS, upon the theory that the department, portant because he was close to them, and Director, Division of Traffic. which speaks and acts for the nation in as he ascends he sees them gradually as- Approved: all foreign matters, must be equipped with sume their true and proper proportions in WALxER D. HINES, an intelligence service comparable to the the general scheme of the landscape. As Director General of Railroads. general staff of the Army. It is not, of he mounts height upon height, his vision course, a trade promotion agency in the broadens; his horizon extends. He leavqs narrow sense. Its aim is to Insure that, behind him the petty and 'the mean, the before the Department of State formu- bloodshed and the strife and turmoil. He Export Trade Reports lates a policy or initiates a course of leaves behind him the small and vain am- action, every consideration involving bitions of men. He leaves behind him the Filed With Commission American foreign trade shall have been individual. He sees mountains and fields, I presented in the most effective and scien- forests and rivers and lakes, cities and The following export trade organiza- tific manner. The office is, therefore, a towns lying beneath him, and each as a tions have filed reports with the Export constant protection to the commercial In- part of the grand phenomena of nature. Trade Division of the Federal Trade terests of the country. It is the economic He moves freely in a pure atmosphere, Commission under the provisions of .theI balance wheel within the Department of sees things he has never seen before, and Webb export trade law: State. sees familiar objects from a new point of It keeps itself informed regarding the view. His Imagination Is Instigated, to On January 30, 1919. policies and programs of other Govern- greater flights; his mind and soul are The Allied Manufacturers' Export Cor- ment agencies, such as the Department of awakened. He is inspired! He sees the poration, 60 South Street, Boston, Mass. Commerce, the Federal Trade Commis- world as a world-not as a spot, or a (First Report, Certificate of Incorpora- slon, the Tariff Commission, the Shipping place, or a locatlofn from which other tion, and By-Laws.) THE OFFICIT U.' S. BQILETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 9 SALE OF WAR SUPPLIES OVERSEA Names of Candidates for West Point AUTHORIZED BY DEPARTMENT . E . i ti M 18 ra1nceIM& xiam Instructions Are Sent United The War Department authorizes the Nineteenth district : John K. Reilly, Spang- States Commanding Generals ler. following - Twenty-fourth district: George A. McBeth, by Order of Secretary The following-named candidates for McDonald; William E. Courtney, first alter- the West Point entrance examination nate, West Bridgewater; Richard C. Jenkins, second alternate, box 1345 Woodlawn. WAR DEPARTMENT, that is to be held beginning on March Twentieth district: David E. Ziegler, 43 Washington,December5, 1918. 18, 1919, have been appointed during the South Penn Street, York; Lloyd D. Gradfelter, past week: first alternate, 628 Salem Avenue, York; Harry BULLETIN No. 62. C. Blaublitz, second alternate, 206 East Chest- L-1. The commanding generals of the Arkansas.-Third district. Noble Beasley, nut Street, York; John H. McDonnell, 140 Bentonville; James B. Britt, first alternate, West Middle Street, Gettysburg; John M. Weil- American Expeditionary Forces are au- Bentonville; Garland R. Kilbourn, second al- kert, first alternate, 261 Baltimore Street, thorized to sell any war supplies, mate- ternate, Bentonville. Gettysburg * Frank P. Kyle, second alternate, rial, or equipment embraced within the Colorado.-Secoud district: William P. Da- R. F. D. 3, Ited Lion. vis, Steling; Henry H. Maysil, first alternae, Tennessee.-Ninth district: Lamar I. Ar- provisions of the act of July 9, 1918, re- 1146 Euclid AvenuC, Boulder Charles A. Pet- nol, Trenton. lating to " Sale of war supplies," to any tibone, second alternate, U4 West Moun- Fifth district: Willard Parson, first alter- person, partnership, association, corpora- tain Avenlue, Fort'Collins. nate, Shelbyville. Connecticut.-Third district: Sylvester J. Texas.-Second district: Pope A. Guinn, tion; or any other department of the Gov- Keane, 43 Putnam Street, Whitneyville. Rusk. ernment or to any foreign State or Gov- Georgia.-Ninth district: Robert A. Wil- Sixth district: Randle A. Cooksey, first al- ernment which has been at any time since liams, ., Sautee; Eugene Kirby, first alter- ternate, 501 West Third Avenue, Corsicana. nate, Cumming; William J. Oakes, Jr., second Ultah.-First district: Ephraim L. Joseph- April 6, 1917, engaged in war against any alternate, Cleveland. son, Brigham City; Karl J. Magleby, first al- Government with which the United Florida.-Third district: Francis T. Dodd, ternate, Monroe; Roy T. Lindsay, second al- States has been at any time during the Tallahassee. ternate, Ogden City. Illinois.-Fourth district; James C. Short, Virginia.-Fifth district: Abram Hash, same period at war. Unless otherwise 4500 Wallace Street Chicago. Bridle Creek. authorized by the commanding general Eighth district: Wernard Simunich, 1116 West Virginia.-First district: John W. of such expeditionary force, such sales Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago. Handlan, Woodsdale; T. Cecil Montgomery, Tenth district: Nathaniel S. Rees, 4452 first alternate, 136 Seventeenth Street, Wheel- shall be for cash at auction or to the Greenview Avenue, Chicago; Lewis S. McClain, ing; Frank R. Campbell, second alternate, box highest bidder on sealed proposals, on first alternate, 558 Ridge Avenue, Winnetka. 153 New Cumberland. due public notice, and in such market as Sixteenth district: Gerald M. Allen, second lourth district: Charles T. Myers, Jr., 1071 alternate, 1208 Seventh Street, Peoria. Sixth Avenue, Huntington; Charles F Hon- the public interest may require. Such Twenty-first district: Hubert L. Manning, aker, first alternate, Keister apartment, JIunt- supplies as are intended for sale to any Morrisonville. ington. other department of the Government or Kansas.-Second district: John B. Stark, Wisconsin.-Sixth district:- Birney K. to any foreign State or Government shall, Bonner Springs. Morse, 91 South Main Street, Fond du Lac; Ken'cky.-Fourth district: Ben L. Wells, Robert C. Hetherington, first alternate, 103 unless otherwise authorized by the com- first alternate, Leitchfield. Cherry Avenue, Oshkosh. expeditionary David Oklahoma National Guard.-Alonzo B. manding general of such Massachusetts. - Ninth district: Stinnett, force, be sold at not less than the invoice Stearn, 3 Dana Street, Revere; John L. Sey- Frederick, Okla. mour, first alternate, 23 Reynolds Avenue, Honor schools.-Arthur W. Wallace, 821 price, including cost of inspection and Chelsea: John A. Howard, second alternate, 23 Mapleton Avenue, Boulder, Colo. transportation. This authority does not Benedict Street, Somerville. apply to buildings, railways, or other im- Sixteenth district: Lawrence Soule Cum- maquid; George E. Michaud, second alternate, movable property or equipment connected 31 Linden Street, New Bedford. therewith. A detailed report shall be Michigan.-Third district: Jerome T. Je- SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED made monthly of the sales of war sup- rome, 8 Northwest Street, Hillsdale; Curtis I L. Petty, first alternate, Battle Creek; Clifton I plies, material, or equipment during the W. Perry, second alternate, Kalamazoo. preceding month, showing the character Fifth district: Howard E. C. Breitung. 346 WAR DEPARTMENT. of the articles sold, to whom sold, the College Avenue, Grand Rapids; Harris J. C. Sealed proposals will be received at Camp price received therefor, and the purpose Bertsch, first alternate. 174 North River Ave- Upton, N. Y., until 11 o'clock a. m. February nue. Holland; Jay H. Petter, second alternate, 11, 1919. for the sale of waste paper stock of for which sold. A similar report shall 1501 Plainfield Avenue, Grand Rapids. various kinds, and until 11 o'clock a. in. Feb- be made as soon as practicable of all sales Seventh district: Frank L. Beadle, first al- ruary 13, 1919, for the sale of 16,467 pounds of such nature heretofore made by an ternate, Melvin. of scrap burlap. Americah expeditionary force. Sales of Minnesota. -Fifth district: Sheridan -H. Stevens, 3514 Harriet Avenue, South . Min- TREASURY DEPARTMENT. guns and ammunition shall be limited to neapolis; Joseph H1. Daunt, first alternate, salks to such foreign States or Govern- 3243 Third Avenue. South Minneapolis. 13ureau of Engraving and Missouri.-Senator Spencer: Kenneth A. Printing, ments. Head, 5773 Kingsburgy Boulevard, St. Louis; Washington, D. C. 2. The proceeds of such sales shall be Roy Heidbreder, first alternate, Gerald; John Bids will be received until 2 p. m. February deposited to the credit of that approprid- -1. McGuire, second alternate, Sweet Springs; 8, 1919, for 76 white-pine boxes as per sample Merwin Longwell, 3209 Victor Street, Kansas to be seen at bureau; until 2 p. m. February 4, tion out of which was paid the cost to City; Paul Basye, first alternate, 5529 Brook- .1919, for 6 steel electric-welded chases, size the Government of the property thus sold, lyn Avenue. Kansas City: Henry Shane, see- 24 by 34 inches outside measurement, and and the same shall immediately become ond alternate, 3214 Belfontaine Street, Kansas 100 flower pots, inside measurements 6Q inches available for the purposes named in the City. top, 5 inches bottom, and 51 inches deep; Nebraska.-Fifth district: Raymond E. until 2 p. m. February 5, 1919, for 2 machine- original appropriation. Turuure. Red Cloud. cut cast-iron gears and two 9-hole cutting- [400.329, A. G. 0.] Nevada.-Senator Roberts: Leslie M. Bruce, machine knives, 51 inches long, for use on 453 Ridge Street. Reno. Oswego Machine Works cutting machine. By orders of the SECRETARy OF WAR: New Jersey.-Third district: Thomas Lim- PEYTON C. MARCH, berman, Jamesburg. Gencral, Chief of Staff. New York.-Fourteenth district.-Herman EXPORTS TO ICELAND. Official: Kunster, 240 East Fourteenth Street, New York City; Myron Keschner, first alternate, British Orders on Licenses for Goods P. C. HARRIs, 264 Seventh Street, New York City; The Adjutant General. Severio II. Savini, 31.Washington Square West, from the United Kingdom. New York City; Stanislaus T. Dean; first alter- nate, 218 West Tenth Street, New York City. Consul General Skinner has cabled Twenty-fifth district: Vincent P. O'Reilly, from London, under date of January 24, BRAZILIAN COFFEE FOR U. S. 27 Washington Avenue, Pleasantville; Gor- that import licenses from the Government don McGuire, first alternate, 43 Park Avenue, of Iceland are no loIlger necessary in sup- 500,000 Bags Ready for Shipment, White Plains; Roswell H. Harriman, Ards- Over ley-on-Hudson; Russell Munson, second alter- port of applications for licenses for the Consul Reports. nate, Old White Plains Road, Port Chester. exportation of goods from the United Thirty-fifth district: James Walker, second Commercial Attache J. E. Philippi, at alternate, Baldwinsville. Kingdom to Iceland. Rio de Janeiro, cables as follows: North Dakota.-Third district: Lawrence S. It has now been decided that the fol- The consul at Santos reports that over Wheate, first alternate, Dickinson. lowing goods may be exported without Ohio. First district: John Manley, 2615 500,000 bags of coffee are ready for ship- Park Avenue, Cincinnati. license to all destinations except Switzer- ment to the United States, requiring 10 Oklahoma.-Fourth district: Roy E. Gard- land: Buttons of all kinds, dental burs, steamers during the next six weeks. ner, first alternate Tecumseh; Lester E. Cash, articles of jewelry containing platinum, first alternate, Ofton. Shipments thereof would greatly improve Pennsylvania. - Tenth district: Joseph perfumery and essential oils, table salt, financial conditions here. Smith, 332 Pennsylvania Avenue, Scranton. and toothbrushes. 710-19-8 10 THE OFFICIAL It. S. BULETIN: FRIDAY, JANITARY 31, 1919.

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, JANUARY 81, 1919. Wounded Severely. GILMORE, Cleveland T. John 0. Gilmore, Speer, Okla. CAPTAIN. The following casualties are reported HANLE, loseph Mrs. B. H. Hanley, 103 NATITNESS, Albert. Mrs. Petra Nathnes, Main Street, Medford, Mass. by the commanding general of the Ameri- 320 Thirteenth Avenue west, Menomnonie, HARBOUR, Ben F. Mrs. J. L. Stice, Tioga, can Expeditionary Forces: Wis. N. Dak. LIEUTENANTS, REALY, James J. Miss Grace Healy, 343 Died from wounds ------24 BROWN, Travis II. T. H. Brown, Culpeper, East One hundred and ninety-fifth Street, Died from accident and other Va. care of Wilson's Fordbam, New York, N. Y. BURKE, Edmond F. E. F. Burke, 700 Pecan HOUCK, Louis C. Louis H. Houck, 134 Cross- causes----- 9 Street, Texarkana, Ark. ntan Terrace, Rochester, N. Y. Wounded severelyIDS--195 CLARKE Philip S. Mrs. Mary Cox Clarke, HENRY, Edgar B. Edward Henry, Canastota, 506 West Twenty-second Street, Austin, N. Y. .- -- Tex. HESS, Charley Ramsey. Lilburn Mack Hscs,, Total ' 228 GEISER. Albert. Miss Marie Geiser, 217 Della. Va. Broadway Troy, N. Y. HODGE, Albert. Mrs. Louise Hodge, 1596 HELDEN LS, Grover C. Mrs. gobert Dean Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Died from Wounds. Linke Beeville, Tex. HOLLOMAN, James L. Mrs. Laura L. Hollo- LIBUTENANTS. IMES, Verance William. Mrs. Ellen Imes, nan, R. F. D). 6, box 149, Birmingham, Ala. 9612 Troest Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. HUMPHREYS, Eldridge. James S. Hum- PHILLIPS, Niles P. Alvin J. Phillips, 344 LIVELY, Charles J. Mrs. Nancy Lively, phreys Sissonville W Va. Locust Avenue, Amsterdam, N. Y. Oliver Springs, Tenn. JOHNSO, Michael oseph. Miss Rose John- WELLS, Edward L. Mrs. A. M. S. Wells, 7 DAVIS, Leonard. George S. Morgan, 255 son, 112 West One hundred and tenth Street, Water Street, Charleston, S. C. Green Street, Edwardaville, Pa. New York, N. Y. PEYTON Henry C. Mrs. H. C. Peyton, KNASIAK, Peter M. Mrs. Katherine Knasiak, SERGEANT. 1800 Brady Avenue, Brownwood, Tex. 8222 Mospratt Street, Chicago, IlI. HARMON, Christopher B. Mrs. Catherine PHILLIPS, Earl. Mrs, Mary P. Shope, Max- KNORR, Frederick A. Mrs. Sophia Knorr, 164 Harmon, 145 Homestead Avenue, Hartford, well, Iowa. East Duval Street, Germantown, Pa. Conn. SERGEANTS. KNUCKY Edward Russell. Mrs. Jane Jones, CORPORAL. 288 Helen Avenue Detroit, Mich. BROWN, Clarence R. Mrs. Roy Brown, 128 MIDKIFF, George 1W. Mrs. Lara J. Midkiff, WENDELSCHAFER, Henry W. Mrs. Han- West One hundred and thirtieth Street, R. F. D. 2, Mount Airy, N. C. nah Wendelsehafer, Waterville, Mins, New York, N. Y. MOHR, Alvin C. Mrs. Bertha Ebel, Alta- CHRISTENSON, James T. Mrs, Addle %I. ment, S. Dak. PRIVATES. Petty, 525 Eighth Street, Fort Worth, O'NEIL, David. William O'Neil, 27 Plaza BLOCK, Henry J. Mrs. Lena Block, 720 Tex. Avenue Waterbury Conn. East Gray Street, Louisville, Ky. DURAND, Charlie B. Mrs. Bell Durand, PAINSIP ?, Albert C. Mrs. Bettie Alberov- BELLAROBA, Guisoppe. Severio Scanapa, Harriette, Mich. sky, 163 State Street, Batavia, Ill. 835 North Vine Street, Hazleton, Pa. GREEN, Edward B, Mrs. E. B. Green, Ocala, PETTRY. Sylvester H. Benjamin Pettry, Dry CALVIN, Walter. Mrs. Walter Calvin, Fla. Creek, W. Va. Shoals, Ind. HARRIGAN Edward Milo. Mrs. Ellen Har- PRICE, Wiley M. Carl Price, Crumpler, N. C. DENTLER, Jacob B. Joe Dentler, Victoria, rigan, 411 Rose Avenue, Big Rapids, Mich. QUIRIE, Alexander B. William Quiie 2049 Tex. HILL, Forest E. Mrs. Forest B. Hill, Lester, Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Vass. FNIO, Gaetano Mrs. LuciJ Fnio, San George Raleigh County. W. Va. REID, Lester Leroy. Henry J. Reid, Pence, Suttotardo, Lice, Italy. HILL, James Hill, Jr. Mrs. James Hill, jr., Kans. HALLOCK, Francis A. Mrs. Edna Feeney, Hoboken, Pa. SCHULTZ, Charles F. Oscar Mells, 2015 119 High Street, Elmira, N. Y. HUGHES, Augustus F. Mrs. Laura Hughes, Fletcher Street, Chicago, Ill. HARE, John.* Mrs. Helen Hare, 237 First 1850 Thirty-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHWARZ, Clifford R. Mrs. .Ida Schwarz, Street, Olyphant, Pa. KAIDAN Martin Joseph. Mrs. Agnes Kal- 1739 Sherman Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. JENKINS, Lynn B. Thonas R. Jenkins, dan, 510 Michigan Avenue, Bay City, Mich. WILEY, Frank S. Mrs. Sarah M. Wiley, 24 Granger, Wyo. LACK, Crockett C. Mrs. Ella E. Lack, Ke- Church Street, Boston, Mass. KNOX, Samuel P. Miss Mary Knox, R. F. D. vill, Ky. 3, Martin, Ga. McINTIRE, Charles. Mrs. Ida Robinson, BUVOLERS. LAYNE, Owen B. Allen Layne, Brentwood, Fleming, Ky. ACKERMANN. Rudolph A. Rudolph 0. Ac- Tenn. MULLIN, Daniel. Mrs. J. Browne, 309 West kermann, 5381 Thirty-fourth Street, Mil- LOKEN, John. Ole Loken, Gary, Minn. One hundred and sixteenth Street, New waukee, Wis. MOORE, John A. Mrs. John A. Moore, gen- York, N. Y. BOCH, Henry Adam. Mrs. Emma A. Doch, eral delivery, Rome, Mo. O'NEAL, Clarence C. T. P. O'Neal, Frand Waterville, N. Y. SHOEMAKER, Frank. J. S. Shoemaker, R. Junctlon, Iowa. HELM, Curtis S. James S. Ielm, Hale, Mo. F. D. 9, Chillicothe, Ohio. PIPER, Abbey A. Albert M. Piper, R. F. D. SOULE, William W. George B. Soule, Sal- 1 Greenback, Tenn. MECHrANICS, mon, Idahe. RASCHKE, Erwin. M1. Joppek, 156 Warren CLAK, Palmer. Thomas Floyd, Pittsburg, SPELLMAN, Harry. Mrs. Ellam Driscoll, Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Mo. 368 Elk Street, Buffalo, N. Y. SCHWAB, Charles Henry. Timothy Haley, KIERNAN, Joseph. Mrs. Harriet Kiernan, RENNAKER, Charles R. Mrs. Elizabeth 6013 Pennsylvania Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 183 Spring Street, Gloversville, N. Y. Rennaker Goldberg, Idaho. WILCOX, Edward. Mrs. Isabell Wilcox, R. TAYLOR, karvey. Mrs. Lottle Duck, 2937 V. D. 1, Portage, Wis. WAGONERS. Minnie Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. CORPORALS. HALL, Charles D. Miss Agnes Hall, 1533 TAYLOR, Joseph. James Taylor, 29 Summer Grand Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. Street, Plymouth, Mass. ABRAHAM, George. Mrs. Maggie R. Abra- MARTIN, Henry L. Mrs. John Martin, Bur- TAYLOR, Robert A. Mrs. Francis Poole, ham, 902 South Tenth Street, Waco, Tex. 1ington Flats, N. Y. R. F. D. 3, Birmingham, Mich. ANDERSON, Harry J. P. Anderson, 10 Ar- PROVENZA, James. Vincent Provenza, Sharp TRAUGER, Franklin E. Mrs. Lizzie Trauger, nold Street, Williamstown, Mass. and Lee Street, Baltimore, Md. Hatfield, Pa. ASH, John H. John W. Jones, Reliance, Va. SELBERG, Albert. Lars Selberg, Delavan, BEAGLEY, Frank S. William Beagley, Al- Minn. Died from Accident and Other Causes. bion, Ill. 7ORSESHOER. BELL, Coy S. John M. Bell, Troy, N. C. CORPORALS. DEDMAN, Everett E. Wm. S. Dedman, R. F, BELLOWS, Thomas Bartow. Mrs. Martha D. 2, Hendersonville, N. C. MILLER, George A. Mrs. Grace Miller, 1212 Bellows, 520 Summit Avenue, Jersey City, La Salle Street, Racine, Wis. N. J. COOK. REINBOLT Robert Starr. George W. Rein- BEiNECKE, Bernard C. Christian Benecke, ENGELAGE, Herman C. Fred Engelage, bolt, 225 1East Front Street, Napoleon, Ohio. Lake City, Minn. Brenham, Tex. BREMNER, William A. William Aloysius PRIVATES. WAGONER. Bremner, sr., 411 Central Avenue, Jersey BENNETT, George E. Edward T. Bennett, HAGY, Joseph. Mrs. Katherine Ryan, 3863 City, N. J. 216 Norfolk Street, Worcester, Mass. Melon Street, West Philadelphia, a. BROSLYN, James F. Mrs. Florence Broslyn, LTJBLINER, Martin. Mrs. Helen Lubliner, Wylam, Ala. 549 Knickerbocker Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. # PRIVA1as. BROWN, Garvin Mf. William Pyles, Tell City, LUEKE, Charles Otto. Mrs. Isabelle Lueke, CARMICHAEL, George, Mrs. Sarah Car- Ind. 123 *estville Street Dorchester, Mass. michael, 208 East Willard Street, Muncie, COLLOGGI, August. Rono Colloggi, Quileono, ADKINS, George L. Tom Adklins, Verdigris, Ind. Province of Roma, Italy. Okla. GRISHAM .Carlisle Brazile. Andrew J. Grls- DANOVICH. Mike. John Danovich, Vir Se- ASHE, Marvin W. H. P. Ashe, Bullock ham, 116IMarion Street, Athens, Ala, osko (Sastajak Co.), Serbia. Creek S. C. IfONNOLD, Louis. John W. Honnold, Leop, ECKERT, Alexander. Charles E. Jaquish, end ASKEW, John R. Mrs. Nora Seoy, Luxomni, Iowa. of South Seventh Street Atchison, Kans. Ga. HULING, Samuel H., jr. Mrs. Isabell Huling, ELY, Joseph G. Mitchel Ely, R. F. 9. 3, Nel- BARTHOLOMEW, Vernon. Mrs. F. Bartholo- 1306 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. sonville, Ohio. mew, Valley CIty. N. Dak. JACKSON, Thomas A. Mrs. Linnie Jackson, EMERSON, Paul. Edward Emerson, 52 BARTLETT, Guy F. Mrs. Mary Alice Bart- R. F. DY. 1, box 21, Pounding Mill, Va. Charles Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. lett, Amity. Mo. ORR, Donald C. Dudley S. Orr, R. F. D. 3, FERGUSON, Ray S. Mrs. Nellie E. Weber, BEAR GHOT, Alphonse. Robert Bear Ghost, Apple Creek, Ohio. Asotin, Wash. Cannon Hall, N. Dak. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BELL, David T. Mrs. Edna Bell, Mapleton, KALAPUDAS, Otto. John Kalapudas, box SECTION 2, JANUARY 31, 1919. Kans. 118, Puritan, Mich. BELLINGER, William. Shepard Bellinger, KILBURN, Harry R. Joseph Kilburn, Coud- The following casualties are reported Holland, N. Y. ley, Pa. BELSHER, Robert L. Miss Alma Belsher, KILLEN, John D. John S. Killen, Carlisle, by the commanding general of the Aneri- Aquilla, Tex. Iowa, can Expeditionary Forces: BENNETT, Hiram G. Mrs. Nancy Jones, KNEPPER, Carl H. Mrs. Augusta Knepper, Murfreeshoro, Tenn. 100G East Chase Street, Baltimore, Md. Killed in action ------3 BOARDMAN, John N. Mrs. Mary Boardman, KRAJEWSKI, Melehor. Joseph Krajewski, Died in aeroplane accident 1 R. F. D. 2 Kewanee, Ill. 48 Wetterau Street Mriden, Conn. BRAMBLE, bd D. John H. Bramble, Maple- LADNER, Tony J. Mrs. Amelia Ladner, R. Died of disease 42 ton, Iowa. F. D. 1, Lizana, Miss. Wounded severely ------101 - BREUM, Ivan T. Mrs. Frank Shumway, LAPE, Everett. Henry J. Lape, Redstripe, missing in action ------33 Wolf Point, Mont. Ark. BROOKS, Abbie L. Mrs. Maggie Breoks, Tru- LEONE, Joseph. Mrs. Lucille Leone, 306 man, Ark. Hanover Street, Boston, Mass. Total------0 BUCKHASTER, William C. John Buckmas- LEWIS, William. Mrs. David Jones, Shaw- ter, Thermopolis, Wyo. nee, Ohio. BUIIL, Alfred J. Christian Buhl, Ammitsbol, LIPPSTREW, Ferdinand. Mrs. Emma Lipp- Killed in Action. Denmark. strew, Wilcox, Nebr. BURROWS, Cecil. Miss Ruth Burrows, AA- LITTLETON, Albert W. Mrs. Anne T. Lit- LIEUTeNANTS. adelphia, Ark. tleton, 1510 Bolt Avenue, Baltimore, Md. AHLQUIST, George. Gust Ahlquist, Sidney, Bl'SCII, Gottlieb J. Henry W. Busch, R. F. McCARTHY, Joseph D. Mrs. Sadie Bagley, Mont. D. 1, Troy, Ill. 2001 Third Street, Sacramento, Cal. MACELLIGOTT, George. Mrs. Sarah L. CALLANDER, Albert F. Miss Amy Callan- McCLANAN, Reas L. Mrs. Alice McClanan, Macelligott, 2t Willow Avenue, West der, 5514 Eleventh Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 749 East Twenty-fifth Street, Norfolk, Va. Somerville, Mass. CHICOINE. Cleo P. Mrs. Arsenia Chi- McCLURG, Roy Lewis. Jack McClurg, Farmer, coine, Jefferson, S. Dak. Ky. CORPORAL. CHRISTENSEN, Julius 0. Julius Christen- sen, Moroni, Utah. MALLET, Joseph E. Fred Mallet, 32 Chester WHEELER. James A. Mrs. Sallie Wheeler, CLARK, Lawrence McCurdy. John A. Clark, Avenne, Athol, Mass. room 235 Buckingham Hotel, St. Louis, Pulaski, Pa. MALTESE, Dominic. Frank Maltese, Santo Mo. CLEME NTS, Charles A. Edward Clements, Stefano, Quisquine, Provincia Girgent, MECIIANIC. R F. D. 1, New Era, Mich. Italy. RING, William J. Mrs. Michael Toomey, COLT, Allan C Charles iI. Colt, 72 Front MANCUSO, Antonio. Mrs. Theresa Mancuso, Hampton Falls, Mass. Street Brattleboro, Vt. 11 Willow Street, Newark, N. J. COOK, ernard E. C. B'. Cook, Lebanon, MANDEL, Harry. Mrs. Ida Mandel, 036 PRIVATEs. Miller AVenue, Brooklyn, Ky. N. Y. ARDIZZI'. Orazio. Mrs. Nora Caitanella, DANIEL, Domenick. Tony layaro, 717 Fair- MANGANELLI, Angelo R. Frank Man- Colle Vecchio, Provinee Di Abrizzi, Italy. hill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ganelli, 104 Steuben Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOY, Herman A. Charles Boy, 114 North DAV iS, Nellom. Silver Sites, Hawthorne, MERK, William. Mrs. Annie Merk, 788 East Allen Street, Madison, Wis. Tex. One hundred and eighty-seventh Street, CZARHUR$KI, Frank A. Mrs. Valeria Som- DECKER, Logan E. C. Decker, R. F. D. 1, New York, N. Y. merfield, '412 South Wood Street, Chicago, Peru, Ind. MICHAEL, Orville J. William D. Michael, Ill. DEDOLOKOW, John D. John Dedolokow, R. F. D.'2, No. 21, Mannington, W. Va. Mrs. Bueha Fijeld, Dubna, Province Grodno, Russia. MIHOS. Argirios N. James G. Mihos, box ERICKSON, Edward. 445, Williston, N. Dak. Fox, Roseau County, Minn. DEFFENBAUGII, Louis M. Mrs. Katherine EVANKO, Michael. John' Evanko, 823 West A. Deffenbaugh. New Geneva, Pa. MONGAN, George Patrick. Mrs. Clara Mon- Main Street, Collinsville, Ill.,. DOMBROWITZ. William* K. Mrs. Agnes gan, 348 Fourteenth Street, Milwaulr6e, FRY, John. Mrs. Rebeeker Fry, F. D. 3, Jankowski, 758 Twenty-third Avenue, Mil- Wis. R. MOSER, James F. Charles Bulls Gap, Tenn. inaukee, Wis W. Beard, Selo, GOLDSBY, Robert 0. John H. Goldsby, R. F. DONOHUE, John P. Mrs. Nora Donohue, 41 Oreg. MULLINS, D., Fairfield, Va. Vroom Street, Jersey City, N. J. Hugh Mrs. Bobble R. Mullins, HAYDEN. Forest. L. D. Hayden, R. F. D. 2, ENEBERG, Ernst. Charles Johnson, 300 R. F. D. 3, Sneedville, Tenn. Knot Street, Portland, Oreg. NACCARATO, Achilles. Joseph Naccarato, 4 Sinai, Ky. Beach Street, HETT, Arty Roy. Mrs. Sallie Mallory, R. F. ENGEL, John. Henry Engel, 1306 German- Kingston, N. Y. D. 2, box 5, Clinton, Mo. town Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. OLMSTED, Ralph M1. Mrs. Ada Olmsted, Monona. JACKSON, Wilford. Mrs. Maggle Jackson, ENGELHARDT, Charles P. Mrs. Joseph Iowa. Clinton Avenue, Lynbrook, Long Island, N. Y. Engelhardt, 1013 Fourth Street, New Or- O'NEAL, Claude. Sam O'Neal, 2407 Mis- sionary Avenue, KELLE, Fred. Jacob Kelle, Napoleon, N. Dak. leans, La. . Chattanooga, Tenn. KILLEEN, James C. Miss Margaret Killeen, ENNIS. John A. Mrs. .dophia Ennis, Fair- O'NEILL, Daniel H. Mrs. Abraham L. More- mead, Cal. head, R. F. D., Marlboro, N. Y. 95 View Street, New Haven, Conn. PACCHIAROTTI, Dominico. Corstaneco Pac- KUMBERA, Albert W. Louis Kumbera, route EWANIETZ, Leo. Miss Helen Ewanietz, 128 * chiarotti, 63 Frankfort Street, Rochester, 8, Silex, Mo. Blechley Avenue, New Haven, Conn. N. Y. LAIHMAN, Julian R. X. A. Lahman, Winona, FINKdELSTEIN, Abraham. Israel Finkelstein, PARIS, Peter A. Anton Paris, Pyrgon, Kans. 512 Betz Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Greece. MCLEOD, Norman E. R. D. MeLeod, Plant FINNELL, Charlie. George T. Finnell, 200 PENDERGRASS, James A. Joseph N. Pen City, Va. Fouth Lee Street, Alexandria, Va. dergrass, I. F. D. 5, Chattanooga, Tenn. MACHACEK, Inie. Mrs. Anna Z. Kuno, Clu- FISHER. Ralph H. Herman T. Fisher, 622 RICHARDS, Ernest E. Mrs. Jessie Rich- tier, Iowa. Main Street, Rockwell City, Iowa. ards, 135 Ninth Avenue, Homestead, Pa. MILLER, Jacob. Martin Miller, Hirschville, FRIM, Solomon. Miss Celia Dprenbaum, 514 RICKMAN, Thomas H. Florence A. Maurer, N'. Dak. West One hundred and thirty-fourth Street, Ritzville, Wash. MIRANDA, Mario. Mrs. Amparo Miranda, New York, N. Y. RIDGILL, Luke. Mrs. Roselie Ridgill. Sum- 1508 Avenue A, New York, N. Y. GALLONTY, Louis. Michael Gallonty, 896 merton, N. C. MOORE, John. J. V. Samples, Port Angeles, Kent Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. RIELLY, Thomas. Mrs. Margaret Drake Wash. GARL, Clarence B. William E, Gar], Plym- Rielly, Molly Aug Lanacliffe, Longford MOWRER, Hiram H. Mrs. Evie Mowrer, outh, Ind. County, Ircland. Conestoga stage, Lancaster County, Pa. GIROUARD, Joseph N. Mrs. Hattie Girnuard, ROBBINS, Grady. Jesse Robbins, Ensley, OVERASS, Johnes. Mrs. Olga Sjolseth, 805 52 High Street, Southbridge, Mass. Ala. Maple Street, Hoqulam, Wash. John Johnson, 2800 GREENE, Victor M1. Robert F. Greene, Vinal-I RUGAR, William I. Mrs. Sarah Rugar, PETERSON, Carl Victor. haven, East Twenty-sixth Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Me. Chester, N. Y. Lilly M. Phil- GREGORY. James E, William F. Gregory, SCHIRMA, Angelo A. Emanuel Schirma, PHILLIPS. William T. Mrs. Mount Airy, N. C. Metoucco, Potenzo, Italy. lips, R. F. D. 4, Dyer, Tenn. GREVA. Nels . Mrs. Jennie Flynn, 927 SCHIRMER, Anthony A. Adam Schirmer, POCARO. Peter. Mrs. Maria Pecaro, 933 Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. 724 Northampton Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Forty-first Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. HANES, Frank. Mrs. Belle St. Clair, Fred- SCHULTZ, David E. Ernest G. Schultz, 62 REIFEN, Abe. Mrs. Fannie Reifen, 508 errcktown, Mo. Benedict Street, Ilion, N. Y. Laurel Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. HERMAN, Horace J. John A. Herman, East SCHULYNDA, Dmytri. Paddy DI Lusion, ROBARTS, Clifford Watson. Watson Bridges 3728 Crown Avenue, Spokane, Wash. 543 East Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. Robarts, 139 Hawthorne Street, Bridgeport, HESSE, Joseph C. Mrs. Mary C. Hesse, 045 SHOENBERGElf, Charles. Frank Shoenber- Conn. Providence Avenue, Webster, Mo. ger. Leisenring, Pa. SOLARI, David. Mrs. Rosa Solari, Black HILL, Arnold. Mrs. Hill, Lutes- Diamond Street, Pittsburgh, Cal. I'lizabeth SHOTTEN, Wylie A. George Shotten, Can- STARKE, Henry. Mrs. Charles Starke, Whar- ville, Mo. trik. Iowa. ton, N. J. HILL, Garrett L. Mrs. Mary Brundell, Wael- SMITH, Carl T. John G. Smith, Bowen, Ill. der, Tex. STEEL, Archie G. Edward G. Steel, Copen, Killed in Aeroplane Accident. W. Va. HILL, Guy. Alonzo L. Hill, Caldwell. Tex. TEPEL, George H. Leslie Tepel, Culbertson, LIEUTENANT. HUhONE. Mack MT. Mrs. Elenore Hudson, Mont. qi;: North Seventeenth Street, Richmond, MElZ, Harold Baker. Mrs. Charles Mers, Va. WADE, Jesse D. Mrs. Fannie Elledge, box 107, Chambersburg, Ill. 6,25 State Road, Tacony, Philadelphia, Pa. IM11'L. Paul J. frs. John Immel, 1123 WARNER, Luther C. Mrs. Arthur H. War- Ilinbiland Street, Helena, Mont. ner, Altamont, N. Y. Died of Disease. JAR1 IS. Daniel. Frank Jarvis, 609 Buckeyd WEE, Ole. Ingebret Wee, Rotbsay, Minn. LIIEUTENANTS. A anae, Wellsville, Ohio. WEISS. Henry G. Mrs. Helen Ferkau, 3749 JENKINS. Harry. Abraham Jenkins, 1307 Trowbridge Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. CAMPBELL, Allan L. Mrs. Allan R. Camp- Fremont Avenue, Baltimore, Md. TOOST, William H. Henry Yoost, 1120 bell, University, Ya. JOHNSON, Joseph A. Joseph Johnson, Leb- Chestnut Street, Milwaukee, Wis. MARLATT, George E. Andrew Mariatt, 1271 anon. Tenn. ZAFFARANO, Matteo. Pasquale Castello, Crane Avenue, Detroit, Mich. JONES, .William I. Mrs. Ellen Jones, 610 717 East Fiftieth Street, South Bethlehem, WILLIAMS. Lloyd G. John H. Williams. Schuell Place, Seranton, Pa. Pa. 627 Douglas Avenue, Elgin, Ill. 12 THE OFFICIAL U. B. BULLETIN: FRIDAYI JANUARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SERGEANTS. BUCHANAN Vance B. James Buchanan, LASKY, Chester. Mrs. Scurkadia Lasky, 49 HANINUM, Callwell T. Phillip G. Honum, Maisoan, In Fleming Street, Detroit, Mich. 16 North Georgia Avenue, Athintle City, BUCKLEY, Thomas Daniel. Mrs. Margaret LECLAIRE, Alphonse. Alphonse Leclaire, N. J. Buckley R. F. D. 1 Thompson Ohip. general delivery, Schaffer, Mich. HOFFMAN, Ward N. .Charles N. Hoffman, CARLSQ , Arvid OG G. U. darison, Over- LEVECCHIA, Pasquale. Mrs. Rosie Locoo- Lewiston N. Y. brook Kans. chia Composis, Italy. PETIT, Arthur V. Mrs. A. X. Petit, 31 East CARVE, James, James H. Carver, 607 LILE, George E. Lemuel Liles, R. F. D. 1, Pleasant Street, Amherst, Mass. Conklin Avenue, Blnghaiton, N. Y. Elston, Iowa. CHRISTENSEN, Christ. Erik J. Eklund, R. LUKUMA, Arthur 0. William Lukuma, box MUSICIAN. F. D. 2, box 75, Epping, N. Dak. 431, Hancock, Mich. GORSLINE, Egbert. Mrs. Martha Gorsline, CHRISTENSON Martin C. Mrs. Bertha MCWILLIAMS, Lonnie. Mrs. Lucy K. Me- 612 Third Street west, Roundup, Mont. Cristensonl, olumbus, Wis. Williams, Oak Grove, La. LUFF, David T. Mrs. Mary J. Cluff, 258 MANCUSA, Filomena. Anello Mancusa, 1436 COOKS. North Second Street, Provo, Utah. Fourth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. CANTONT, James Glachiana. John Contonl, CRAFFEE, Louis. Miss Gussi Craffee, 724 MANDELL, Julius J. J. Mandell, 982 Union Hill Avenue, Norwalk, Conn. Gleumore Avenue, Brooklyn N. Y. Avenue, Bronx, New York N Y. TOWNON,46 Si Robert. Mrs. Mary Townson, 522 CRAFT, Ralph. Mrs. H. 1W. Craft, Mount MAROTTI, Rocco. Mike Mtarott1, Segeta, D. East College Street, Sherman, Tex. Ephraim; Ohio. D. Puglia Saggia, Italy CREMEANS, Allen Bryan. Mrs. Sara Cre- MARTIN Harry C. Mrs. Iplby Martin, 233 CIVILIAN. means, Proctorville, Ohio. North lihomas Street, Bellefonte, Pa. WEISS George I. Mrs. Emma E. Weiss DANOS, Donation. Voltaire Danos, Cutt Off, MARTIN, Henry G. David G. Martin, Chris- 128 donvent Avenue, New York City, N. V. La. tIe, Va. DAVIS, Max. Mrs. J. F. Is, Brookings, MASHeBURN, Willie. Mrs. June Mashburn. PRIVATES. Oreg. -w Oviedo, Fla. GANZ, Charles A. Louis W. Ganz, R. F. D. DAY, George. Clarence E. Day, Toppenish, MEADE, Elmo. Harley E. Meade, Palco, 22, Burlington, Wis. Wash. Kans. GREENWAY, Frank W. Mrs. Ernest R. DEAN, Joseph T. Mrs. Joseph Dean, Wil- MEYERS, William. Mrs. Theresla Meyers, Greenway, 7806 Buist Avenue, West Phila- liamstown S C 1520 Castle Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. delphia, Pa. DILLARD, John HI. Mrs. John H. Dillard, MROCZEK Stanislaw J Mrs. Tekla Mroczek, HATFIELD, Benjamin. Miss Eliza Hatfield, Evergreen, Tex. 154 Belcher Street Chicopee Falls, Mass. R. F. D. 2, Chillicothe, Ohio. DINEEN, James M. Miss Nore Dineen, 2 MUNCY, Claude. Vrs. Myrtle Fowler, 2512 HENRY, James Bn6s. Garfield Martin, 1014 Bellair Street, Lynn, Mass. North Fifth Street, Kansas City, Kans. Quebec Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. DONASH, Felix S. Mrs. Mary Donash, 1460 NARIEKA, Charles. Mrs. Salomia Narieka, HENSON, Jesse L. Jim Henson, Sullivan, West North Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 444 North Darien Street Philadelphia, Pa. Mo. DONEY, John B. Mrs. Flora Doney, Phillips, NOWELL Thomas J. Toseph F. Nowell, HERCOLANO, Luis. Peter Hercolano, 481 Mont. Ashford, Ala. Jamaca Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. DONOVAN, Charley. Mike Donovan, R. F. D., O'MALLEY, Edward Patrick. Mrs. Edward HERN, Orville P. Ernest Hern, Lahoma, Waukon, Iowa. O'Malley, 820 Anderson Street, Trenton, Okla. ECKENROD, Amos. Alfred McLaughlin Eck- N. J. HESTER, Samuel D. Sidney D. Coleman, enrod, Harrison City, Pa. OTSTOT, Elmer G. Miss Edith Otstot, 41 Early, Miss. ENOELBRECHT, Henry. Jon Engelbrecht, Linden Street, Harrisburg, Pa. HOLLAND, Vernon. Mrs. Annie Holland, general delivery, Pomeroy, Iowa. PEARSON, James. Dan Pearson, Eugene, 2012 Avenue I, Galveston Tex FALCONBERG, Elmer. John Falconberg, R. Ind. HUGHES, Thomas J. Mrs. Mary J. Hughes, F. D. 2, Waynesburg, Ky. RIDDLEBAUGH, Harry. Mrs. Anna Riddle- 17 Seyrus Street Hartford, Conn. FALLOTT, John Joseph. Mrs. Lucy McMa- baugh, 75 Wilson atreet West, Etna, Pa. ISKOW Edward Y. Joe Brown, 864 Eighth hon, 166 Main Avenue, Passaic, N. J. RIDELL, William A. John A. Aird, Lawton, Street, San Diego, Cal. FISHBACK, Edward Joseph. Mrs. Beatrice S. Dak. KETCHUM, George T. Mark Norris, gen- McDermont rilshback, 7618 Vernon Avenue, REIGEL, Harper. Calvin Reigel, Ringtown, eral delivery, Prairleville, Mich. Chicago, Ill. Pa. KORTHALS, Charls. Mrs. Julia Korthals, FRASURE, Malcolm. Robert Frasure, Lang- ROBERT, Gustave W. Mrs. Katie Roberts, 9122 Hillock Road Cleveland, Ohio. ley, Ky. 702 Bogart Street, East St. Louis, Ill. LITTLE, Harry T. lhallas F. Little, i. F. D. FREECHTLE, Frank W. Joseph Freechtle, ROMSDAHL, Benjamin. Conrad Romsdahl, 1, Manchester, Ohio. 133 Twelfth Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Roundup, Mont. McKENZIE, Alexander J. Isaac McKenzie, GANGEWERE, Harry F. Mrs. Cornelia RONSTROM, Alfred L. Mrs. Elizabeth Ron- South Haven, Mich. Gaugewere, 43 North Seventh Street, Al- strom, Wright Apartments, Dankuste, N. Y. MARTIN, Lynn. Benjamin W. Martin, Old SCHUMACHER, Charles. Mrs. Mary Schu- lentown, Pa. macher, 492 Ninth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Fort, Ohio. GARDNER. Charles F. Mrs. Anna Gardner, MORAN. Luke F. Miss Margaret Moran, 87 SHILLING. Murray W. Mrs. Lena Shilling, 5 Siuns Street, Rochester, N, Y. 24 Wheeler Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Friend Street, Amesbury, Mass. GARRETT, William H. William Garrett, Carl A. Orfilio Mero, 217 Sixteenth SKIFFINGTON, Frank P. Alexander James MERO, Morrision, Ark. Street, New Street, San Francisco, Cal. GELL, Ilyman. Miss Sarah Gell, Blossburg, Skiffington. 297 West Eleventh York, N. Y. I NORD, Carl W. Mrs. Matilda Nord, 624 East Pa. STAWICKI, Felike. Wojeliech Dulski, 129 B Street, Iron Mountain, Mich. GIRCZYC, Rafal. Constant Jwicz, 27 Wash- Morgan Street, Jersey City, N. J. ROBERT, Fred C. Mrs. Kate C. Robert, box ington Street, Ipswich, Mass. SZEFEL, Joseph F. John Szefel, 40 Orange 396, Lander, Wyo. GIVANS, Herman. Mrs. Katherine Frost, Street, New Britain, Conn. SEARFOSS, Jennings B. Mrs. Marie Se- Ava, Mo. TEAGUE, George B. Walter L. Church, R. F. phrolls. 1216 West Main Street, Strouds- GIVENS. Jeff. Ton Givens, Mangum, Okla. D. 2. Winston-Salem, N. C. burg, Pa. GRAUERITOL. George H. Henry J. Grauer- TROST, Wilbert J. Dr. Clara B. Lincoln, 132 SOMMERFIELD, Arnold E. William Som- holz, 1390 Waller Street, San Francisco, Payne Avenue. North Tonawanda, N. Y. merfield, R. F. D. 5, Tomah, Wis. Cal. TUCK, Frederick P. Susan S. Tuck, Broad- TILLMAN, Cleveland. Mrs. May Tillman, GREGG, Michael. William Gregg, Glin, Lim- way, South Haven, Mass. 110 Sturtevant Avenue, Detroit, Mich. WAITS, Lathon W. Mrs. Lettie Turner, TUCKER, Zeff S. Tom Tucker, 520 North erick County, Ireland. IIALL, Jack. Mrs. Manda Hall, R. F. D. 4, Sprinahill, La. Elgin Street, Tulsa, Okla. Winchester, Ky. WILANT, William F. Mrs. Kate Allen, 112 BICKEL. John. Mrs. Libbey Eddinder, 1441 HENLEY, Ira. T. Warren Arnold, R. F. D. Union Street, Salem, Oreg. South Metcalf Street, Lima, Ohio. I. Winslow, Ark. WILLIAMS, Clyde Augustus. Mrs. Oliver L. BRASWELL, Gordon E. Elbert B. Braswell, HENRY, Frank .1. James Henry, Henrietta, Williams, Colfax, Ind. R. F. D. 2, Fitzpatrick, Ala. Clay County, Tax. WOOD, James W. William G. Wood, 802 BUMBARGER. Coleman D. John C. Bum- HENRY. Gloyd A. Clarence A. Henry, R. F. North Spring Street, Murfreesboro, Tenn. barger, Monticello, Mo. D. 7, box 48, Toledo, Ohio. .YANCY. Jasper, Mrs. Cindy S. Yancy. Doug. CARROLL, William D. Mrs. Margaret Car- HOLSCZHUN, Charles. Anthony H. Holse- Ins, Ga. I. roll, 67 Borden Street. Providence, R. shun, Bland, Mo. Missing in Action. CATER, James. MIss Lilie Carter, Beggs, HUBER, William. Mrs. Louise Huber, 1712 - Okla.* Garland Avenue, Louisville, Ky. coaroRtALS. DAVIS. Seratis. Miss Mary Murphy, 727 HUuDON. William B. Winfield i. Hudson, N. Y. LEANDER, Arel. Miss Ida Gustafson, 132 Eighth Avenue, New York, Oskaloosa, Kans. North Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park. Il1. DAVIS, Frank. Sam Davis, box 75, Louis- HUGHES, Albert. Mrs. Lucy Ann Hughes, burg, N. C. LEANDER, Axel, Carl Molander, Williston, Harmony, Va. N. Dak. ELLIS, Nash. Peter Ellis, R. F. D. 1, box 11, HULL, Daniel L. Albert Hull, R. F. D. 5, Grace Henning, Tenn. Osgood, Ind. MATSON, William Reginald. Mrs. HYLAND, Thomas M. Patrick Hyland, Richardson, Marcus, S. Dak. Wounded Severely. RIES, Fred R. Fred Ries, 2406 Hadley Adams. Wis. Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. PRIVATES. JENSEN. Christian E. Anders Hansen. 1628 Seventh Street south, Minneapolis, Minn. PRIVATES. ADLER, Louis. Sam Adler, 23 Bondman Ave- JONE, Stanley R. Mrs. Mary Jones, 213 nue. Jamaica, N. Y. Cherry Street, Slatington, Pa. THOMPSON, William L. Thomas W. Thomp- ANDERSON, Henderson I. Thomas A. Ander- JORDAN, Charlie B. George Jordan, Pine- son. I. F. 1). 3. Lindale, Tex. son. R. F, D. 1, Abbott, Tex. ' wood, Fla. TOLBERT, John F. James Tolbert, Charles- ASSAD, John. Miss Elizabeth Schibed, 758 ton. Mo. Center Street, Brockton, Mass. KERR. Alexander. Mrs. Jane Kerr, 155 WARAKSA, Kassimer. Walty Waraksu. 2512 BEELER, Rube. E. Beeler, Pike, Oka. Fifth Street. Homestead, Pa. Larkins Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. BENEDIKUK, Anthony. Frank Pahulsky, KIRK, Ed. Mrs. Margaret Kirk, Madill, BAKER, Arthur E. Mrs. Ida Baker, 808 box 11, Johnsonbury, Pa. Okla. inwley Street, Syracuse. N. Y. BIALACHOFSKI, Bill. John Bialachofski, KIVETT, Harmon. John Kivett, Lumberton BRAOUN, Nick. James Kontos, 4302 Cottage Fourth Street, Depue, Ill. Street. Fayetteville. N. C. Grove Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BOSS, Arnola. Mrs. Margaret Boss, Midway, KOBLITZ. Thomas W. August Koblitz, 482 CONNER. Frank R. Frank W. Conner, Gull- Utah. Damming Place. Chicago, Ill. ford. Mle. BROWN, General Lee. Wesley.Brown, Trade, LADAS, Tony. Miss Elaule Ladas, Caner, HEATH. Elmer erner. Daniel Heath, Tenn. Crete, Greece. Bridgeport, Ill. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1919. 1 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JOHNSON, Louis M. Mrs. Little Johnson, Killed in Action, Previously Reported WILSON, Carl R. E. P. Wilson, care of Dora, Mo. Nemours Mill, 4008 Eim Street, Little JOHNSON, Staten N. J. L. Johnson, Plant- Missing in Action-,- City, Fla. Rock, Ark. KELLEY, Richard W. Mrs. R. W. Kelley, SERGEANT. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- 630 Madison Avenue Parkersburg, W. Va DE FROFF, Clarence. Joseph M. De Froff, LEONARDI, Rocco. Micola Leonardl, box 11 Madison Street, Granville, N. Y. ously Reported Missing in Action. 329, Roberton N. J. cORPRAn.. CORPORALS. LLOYD, John . James H. Lloyd, Preston, DWYER, Joseph G. James Dwyer, 100 South tAIR, George T. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Bair, I. Idaho. F. LUDENS, John. James Ludens, Sheboygan Street, Waterbury, Conn. b. 2, West Market Street, Steubenville, Falls, Wis. PRIVATES. Ohio. LYBROOK, Russell. William CAPUTO, Antonio. Louis Caputo, 33 Wal- Lybrook, South BAZZARRE, Roy A. T. W. Bazzarre, Low- nut treet, Penns Grove, N. J. Portsmouth, Ky. moor, Va. MCCLELLAN, Percy J. I. A. McClellan, 420 PETTIT, George A. Mrs. Bertha A. Pettit, BELLAND John. Lewis Belland, Labor Road 586 East Jefferson Street, Williamsport, Pa. Second Street, Hudson, Wis. North, 9t. Paul, Minn. McCOY, John. John McCoy, 45 Mountain DE FAZIO, Joseph. John De Fazio, 709 Web- BUGLER. Avenue, Paterson, N. J. ster Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. LEICHTMAN, Milton J. Mrs. Milton J. MARPLE, Sinton. Janey Marple, B. F. D. Mo. DUCKWORTH, Hally 0. Mrs. Alma Kohl- Leichtman, 610 West Division Avenue, 3, Shell City, Hazelton, Pa. MATTHEWS, j3ayard. J. N. Matthews, man, Vernon, Colo. R. F. HAWLEY, Bruce. Albert M. Hawley, Har- PRIVATES. n. 3, Hastings, Mich. -ford MILLER, Henry. Julius Miller, Big Sandy, Pa BEBEAU, Joseph Alexander. Francis Mi- Mont. HOWfArTON, Jess Carlton. Charles F. Finch, chond, Foster City, Mich. MOEN, UIldrick. Andrew Deamond Supply Co., Willows, Cal. Moen, Shawnee, N. KROCK, Edward. Mrs. Edward Krock, R. F. BENTROP, Edward H. Mrs. Anna E. Ben- Dak. tyop, 812 South Twelfth Street, Quincy, OBERSKI, Tony J. Mrs. Mary Oberski, R. F. D. 1, MeDufrey, Ohio. Ill. D 1 Samaria, Mich. Died from Wounds, Previously Reported BERLIN, Harry M. Mrs. Effie Berlin, 605 PELHXM, Richard. Richard Pelham, Ar- North Eleventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. cadia Fla. Missing in Action. BOLTON Walter Mrs. Mandy Rayburn, R. SCHEN'DEL Ervin A. Mrs. M. Schendel, LIEUTENANT. F. D. 4, Henry, Tenn. Renville, Minn. BUTTS, Frank B. Miss Ruey Doten, 246 SMITH, Thomas. Mrs. Kelly Smith, Toms HANGER, Fred L. Mrs. Charles Hanger, Court Street, Plymouth, Mass. Creek, Va. Waupun, Wis. PRIVATE. CARPENTER, Earl. John Carpenter, Fair- SMITH, William E. Mrs. Bessie Smith, 653 mont, W. Va. Washington Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. OKULA, Alexander. 'William Okula, 843 High DAUB, Harry J. William If. Daub, 1102 SMOLIGO, Peter. John Smolige, 234 Flton Street, New Britain, Conn. Hickory Street, St. Louis, Mo. Street Youngstown, Ohio. DUNNING, James E. Charles A. Muffer, SNYDER Otto age Snyder, Warren, Ohio. Died, Previously Reported Missing in Preston, Idaho. SPEARMA1N, James. Mrs. Mary Spearman, Action. GENCIANHK1S, John. William Elisa, 928 8S Concord Street, Jersey City, N. J. LIEUTDErANT. Taft Street, Gary, Ind. THOMPSON Edward. Mrs. Ed Thompson, HAGEN Isaiah Oscar. Oscar S. Hagen, gen- Van Hook N. Dak. MACARTHUR, John. C. P. MacArthur, 97 eral delivery, Huron, S. Dak. Hodge Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. HALL, Henry L. Mrs. Ruble Hall, Bearden, PRIVATES. Okla. CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. GIANNETTI, Antonio. Antonio HARTICK, Walter. Mrs. Alvina Hartick, 38 Natallzo, 285 Leipsiger Street, Halle, Germany. Grand Street, Bridgeport Conn. HAWKINS, Clarence E. Mrs. Emma Haw. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported GUARINO, Antonio. Mrs. Lucia Marrett, 165 Killed In Action. Willoughby Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. kins, Coulterville, Ill. TIGHE, Venner V. Mrs. Clara Tighe, Perry, HOBBY, Joseph A. Berrian A. Hobby, R. F. PRIVATES. Iowa. D. 1, Summer, Ga. BISTAU John W. John 0. Ristau, R. F. Wounded Severely, Pr'eviously Reported Killed in Action, Previously Reported D Sj pokane, Wash. Missing in Action. TIUR11 N, James. Mrs. Kate Turpin, 68 Kear- Missing in Action. ney Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. SERGEANT. PRIVATES. RIEZUCK, Peter. Theodore Riesuck, Lipo- LEE Thomas C. Carl M. Lee, Fosston, Minn, Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported vets, Kiev, Russia. LOIACONO, Frank. Giuseppe Lolacono, Triggiano, Province Dl Bar, Italy. Killed In Action. PRIVATES. STUFFLES, Henry A. Mrs. Mary Hollen- PRIVATE. BAKER, Charlts M. Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, beck, Ontario, N. Y. Deer Park, Md. BLACKWOOD, Keith R. Isas A. Blackwood, HENDRY, Thurston. Mrs. Thurston Hendry, Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Simla, Colo. Ona, Fla. ously Reported Missing in Action. O'ROURKE, Joseph. Mrs. Mary O'Rourke, PRIVATES. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ- Copiagne, Longalsland, N. Y. RENSKI, John J. Andrew Renski, 140 Colt HOYT, Julies. Mrs. Ida Howell, 24 E Street, ously Reported Killed in Action. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Walter, Mass. PRIVATES. SMITH, Clayton L. William C. Smith, B. F. ISENBERG, Emmons. T. B. Isenberg, Per- D. 8, Savannah, Mo. simon Ky. MITTLEIDER, Johann. Mrs. Katherina VERNUM, Murts. Jacob Vernum, Cornwall, JERLE , Meltille M. Mrs. Emma Jerles, Mittleider, Blackfoot Idaho. Mo. 428 Government Place, Williamsport, Pa. MOE, John C. Mrs. berthina Moe, Le Roy, JOINES Will Dafus L. Jennings, Wilkes- Minn. Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported boro, IN. C. SCILEY, John J. Mrs. Arlene Schley, 205 Missing in Action. KLAUS, Carl H. Mrs. Chris. Klaus, 138 Darrow Avenue, Solvay, N. Y. West Fifth Street, Chillicothe, Ohio. CORPORALS. KOCH, Lewis H. Mrs. Ida E. Koch, 317 Returned to Duty, Previously Reported O'CONNOR, Michael. Domonic O'Connor, 206 East Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Killed in Action. North Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. KULERS, Theodore. Nick Bresomalos, 112 PIERCE, Claire H. Lee C. Pierce, Harlan, North Walnut Street, Bloomington, Ind. PRIVATES. Iowa. LUCERO, Espiridion. Elario Lucero, Cuba, PRIVATES. N. Mex. KIRSCHNER, Fred W. Mrs. Louise Kirsqh- BARTEL, Herman J. Mrs. Dora Bartel, McKIBBON, Charles S. George J. McKibbon, ner, 284 Lopere Street, Buifalo, N. Y. R. Duke, Okla. RODGERS, Thomas. Mrs. Ellen F. D. 2, Gerald, Mo. S, Rodgers, BORAN, Paul. John Kimick, Lewis Run, MARCHESV, Carl L. Mrs. Erensta Mar- Hardin, Ill. Pa. chese, box 398, Fords, N. J. CRONIN, John. Con Cronin, 1019 Wall MASTELLONE Anthony Peter. Mrs. Marie Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Street, Janesville, Wis. Mastellone, 225 Pine Street, Jersey City, Died of Wounds. CURTIS, Meredith A. William D. Curtis, 626 ,N.J. South Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal. MIDDLETON, John W. Mrs. Emma Middle- PRIVATE. DOMIS, Edward B. Joseph ton, Vapdaha, Mo. Sturm, 418 Ward OVERLOOK, William V. Alvin Overlook, R. HARRIS, Fred Funston. Riley-Harris, Oil- Avenue, Bellview, Ky. EARLEY, Harry P. James Earley, F. D. 3, Bangor, Me. ton, Okla. 425 West PARRISH, Frank H. Carl Parrish, Long Sixth Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. Lake, Minn. Died of Disease Previously Reported Died GRAY, Luther B. Dee D. Gray, Knob Lick, PETERSEN, Henry B. John A, Manson R. from Aecident Ky. F. D. 4, Battle Creek, Iowa. and Other Causes. HARDMAN, Ralph. Mrs. Anna Hardman, PETERSON, East First Avenue, Caney, Kans. Edwin L. August Peterson, PRIVATE. 109 West Williams Street, Michigan City, HASKELL, William G. Charles S. Haskell, Ind. Elyian, THOMAS, John. Mrs. Hester Bradshaw Minn. PONDER, James Weslky. Thomas G. Ponder, Thomas, R. F. D. i, Bishopville, S. C. O'NEIL, Charles. John O'Neil, 583 Lorimer Campbell, Mo. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. POPPI, Julius. Eusebio Poppi, Martinez, Killed in Action, Previously Reported PATE, Thomas J. William A. Pate, Athens, Cal. Wounded Severely. Tex. POWELL, PIERCY, Harry E. Mrs. Elsie L. Powell, Ralph. Mrs. Rose Piercy, 513 West 613 Lord Street, Wilminton, Del. PRIVATE. Henry Street, Indianapolis, Ind. POWELL, Thomas S. Mrs. Thomas J. Good. PLUMMER, Charles L. Mrs. Charles SHAW, Clyde Enoch. R. S. L. year, Jordan Valley, Oreg. Shaw, route 1, Plummer, 2615 Twelfth Street SW., Canton, PRICE, James Ovalo, T9 Ohio. B. R. M. Price, box 38, Lin- 710-1 dale Pike, Rome, Ga. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIE$ REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PROBST, Ward H. Robert Probst, general KRZYNOCK, Bolestow. Julian Krzynock, 45 BYRNE, Stephen A. Mrs. Bridget Byrne, 225 delivery, Northport, Mich. Polk Street, Eat Hampton, Mass. Maple Street. Brookly, N. Y. SANDERS, James E. Jamest E. Senders, LANES, Bernef. Carl Lanes, 811 Queen Ave- EBERT, John P. Mrs. Eva Ebert, 925 Hill 1017 West Michigan S reet, Indnapois, nue north, Minneapolis, Minn. Avenue, Wyomissing, Pa. Ind. LAWTON, Raymond. Mrs. Helen Lawton, 12 HAMMANN, Emil John. Mrs. Sophia L. Ham- SCHMIDT, Clarence G. Mrs. Albert Jacob- Mathews Street Johnston, N. Y. mann, 226 South Quincy Street, Sedalia, Mo. son, 116 Galena Street, Freeport, Ill. LEWIS, William 6. Miss Alpha Miller, R. F. HEIM, Carl A. Miss Madeline O'Hare, 555 SHOEMAKER, Harry J. William Shoe- D. 3, box 63, Sgdalia, Mo. East Church Street, Elmira, N. Y. maker, Ellsworth, Kans. LOEHR,' Willie F. Gust Loehr, R. F. D. 1, HELDRETH, Clyde. Mrs. Emma Heldreth, SILBAUGII, Alvie FL Chad C. Silbaugh, R. Rockdale, Tex. 305 South Poplar Street, Charlotte, N. C. F. D., Upper Middletown, Pa. MCQUEEN, John E. Nick McQueen, Verdi, IELLRIEGEL, Philip H. Ethel Druckmiller, SPEER, James A. Mrs. James A. Speer, Minn. 2111 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. ,. Cotter, Ark. METZGER, Harry A. Mrs. Mary A. Metzger, JACOBS, Julius. Miss .Hettie Jacobs, Phoe- SPENCE, Fred Lewis. Albert Owen Spence, 100 East Garfield Street. Philadelphia, Pa. nixville, Pa. Salina, Kans. OBER, Benjamin Raymond. Mrs. Ida Ober, JONES, David L. William L. Jones, Alexte, TANNER, Otis. Jimmie C. Tanner, R. F. D. Onset, Pa. N. C. 2, Stonefort, Ill. PAWEZKA, Simon. Albert Garbacs, 997 Mil- JONES, James A. Leonard Jones, Darling- TAYLOR, Clyde Howard. Mrs. Nettle Taylor, waukee Avenue, Detroit Mich. ton, Md. Paola, Kans. PERRY, Richard. Mrs. Sarah Ellen Perry, KAISNER, Chester A. Mrs. Auburn Griffithi TAYLOR, Ralph A. William A. Taylor, R. F. D. 3, Lexington, Mo. Meridian, Idaho. Thomas, Custer County, Okla. PERRY, Richard L. Mrs. Laura Perry, R. F. OLIVA, John D. Mrs. Carlina Oliva, 2853 TEETMAN, Leo F. Mrs. Stella Lewandowaki, D. 1, Lennon, Mich. Octavia Street, San Francisco, Cal. 4641 Milner Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PHILLIPS, Benjamin G. Mrs. Ruth Phillips, SCHNEIDER, Edward Anthony. Mrs. Lorens TURNER, Harold C. Mrs. Gladys Turner, R. F. D. 4, Volant, Pa. Schneider, 261 South Gordon Street, Piqua, box 23, Atlas, Mich. POTTS, Virgil L. Mrs. Lida S. Potts, R. F. Ohio. UNANGST, Cha E, Mrs. Mary Unangst, 326 D. 1, Hulbert, Okla. SCHNEIDER, George Edward. Henry Schnel- Union Street, Allentown, Pa. PROFFITT, Guy. Isaac Proffitt, Tompkins- der, sr,, 237 South Main Street, Miamis- VARACALLI, Antonio. Mrs. Rosa Romeo, ville, Ky. burg, Ohio. Hir Domenico Plati, Per Cirilla, Italy. REICH, Walter Edward. Mrs. Rudolph WAGSTAFF, Samuel Thomas. Mrs. Bettie Reich, South Shore, S. Dak. M. Wagstaff, Scottsburg, Va. Sick in Hospital, REMINGTON, Previously Reported Joseph E. Miss Goldie Rem- CORPORALS. Missing in Action. ington, Frankton, Ind. TAYLOR. Thomas H. Mrs. C. Grant Taylor, ACKER, Stephen Samuel. Mrs. George Stan- PRIVATE. Wolfe City. Tex. ley, 437 Van Dyke Avenue, Detroit, Mich. YEAGER, Edward W. W. W. Yeager, BELL, Andrew L. BYRNE, Frederick C. Mrs. Barbara Byrne, Mun- Jacob B. Bell, R. F. D. 2, 508 Grave Street, San day, Tex. Russellville, Tenn. Francisco, Cal. BRYAN, Roland A. Mrs. Mary R. Bryan, Returned to Military Control, Previously Erroneously Reported Killed in Action. Millsburg, Pa. PRIVATE. - BYBEE, Theodore. Mrs. Nervy Bybee, Plain- Reported Missinj in Action. field. Ind. CHRISTOPHER. Robert A. Lewis B. Chris- BYERS, William. Mrs. Florence Byers, Har- PRIVATES. topher, 'R. F. D. 1, Flat Rock, Ala. bor Terrace, Gloucester, Mass. CROUCH, Rufust Mack. Joel D. Crouch, CURLES, Arthur R. Mrs. Mary A. Curles, Huddleston, Va. Erroneously Reported Died of Wounds. 814 Nineteenth Street, Douglas, Ariz. FERGUSON, George W. George E. Ferguson, PRIVATES. CURNING, Arthur J. Mrs. Theresa Curning, genpral delivery, Hollywood, Mo. 2214 Wallace Street, Philadelphia, Pa. KUNNIS, Gustave N. Mrs. Helen Kunnis, FOSTER, Leon E. Mrs. Louise Foster, Gran- DIMOND, Daniel F. Robert H. Bridges, car- 1503 Brinton Avenue, North Braddock, Pa. iteville, Mass. rier 7, Johnstown. Pa. HOUGH, Henry W. Mrs. Harriette W. DUNCAN, Charles G. Mrs. Nelle Duncan, ILeturned to Duty, Previously Reported Hough, Enfield, N. H. 29 Coffee Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Missing In Action. HUCKSTADT, Edward. Albert Huckstadt, FRALLEY, Charles W. Mrs. Grace Fralleyj Farmersburg, Iowa. 355 Twelfth Street, Detroit, Mich. SERGEANT. GALLIGAN, Henry L. Mrs. C. C. Galligan, HOBSCHEID, Paul. Nichols Hobscheid, 6147 Erroneously Reported Died of Disease. 418 Massachusetts Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. South Park Avenue, Chicago, Ill. WAGONER. HALVERSON, Chris. Andrew Halverson, MECHANICS. SMELLEY, Leon. Mrs. Ida Smelley, Quit- Springville, Utah. JOHNSON, John. Brenton Mohre, 485 Euclid man, La. HARRIGAN, Thomas P. Miss Margaret Har- Avenue, Akron, Ohio. rigan, 2515 Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y. TAYLOR, Ernest. Isaac II. Taylor, Loulse, Erroneously Reported Missing in Action. HEIST, Edward W. Oscar S. Heist, Orwigs- Tex. burg, Pa. PaIVATES PRIVATE. HELMAN, Einar T. Julius Helman, 1418 BAKER, James C. Mrs. Anna Baker, Big McARTIUR. John A. MIs. Margaret Mc- Greenleaf Street, Evanston, Ill. Timber, Mont. Arthur,050 North I Street, Fremont, Nebr. HILLER, William August. Joseph Hiller, 99 SALVATORE, Seceire. Thorne Street, Jersey City, N. J. John Sini, Madison, HIXSON, Ovie F. Conn. SECTION 3, JANUAROV William S. Hixson, R. F. BOHM, Edward W. 31, 1919. D. 1, Wetumpka, Okla. Mrs. Rannah Bohm, 2 KELLEMS, James Harty. Mrs. Lola Kel- Beach Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. The following casualties are reported BRADLEY, Andrew L. Arthur Bradley, lems. Te City, Ind. Smithfield, N. C. - - by the commanding general of the Ameri- MAcKENZI , David G. Mrs. Annie Mac- BROWN, John A. Mrs. Annie' Brown, 16191 can Expeditionary Forces: Kenzie, 9211 Clyde Avenue, South Chicago, Allen Street, Allentown, Pa. Ill. MERRITT, Leo. Mrs. CAREY, Ira M. Mrs. Mary .Carey, Rosedale, Wounded (degree undetermined) - 207 Ida Merritt, Clinton, Kans. Wounded slightly ------214 Ind. DAVIS, Lonnie. Mrs. Lonnie Davis, Hanley, OLZEWSKI, Benjamin. Miss Nellie Olzew- Tex. ski, Lungenski, Poland, Russia. DE LUCA, Carmine. Charles De Luca, 202 Total ------421 PARK, James K. William H. Park, 500 Kirby Eighth Street, Newark, N. J. Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn. DUNCAN, William H. John Duncan, 708 WRIGHT. Lawrence L. Mrs. Sarah S. Gip- Fifth Avenue, Warren, Pa. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). son, 307 Boscobel Street, Nashville, Tenn, ELLER, Ole D. Mrs. Earla T. Eller, 1121 CAPTAINS. IUGLER. Welt Sixth Street, Hastings, Nebr. ISABELLA, James. Mrs. Margaret Isabella, GILLAZD, Thomas C. W. M. Gilland, HETTINGER, John Adams. James HoRttinger, 1461 Seventieth Street, Brooklyn, Field, 615 Sherman east, Hutchinson, Kans. N. Y. La. MUSICIAN. HAINES, Arthur F. -Irs. Jennie Haines, HOWE, Theodore. Mrs. Gertrude I. Howe, Clearfield, Pa. 331 Thirty-first Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. SCHNEIDER, George Charles. George North, HARRINGTON, William L. Mrs. Emma Har- RUFF, Horace E. Mrs. Horace E. Ruff, Po- 1243 West Sixty-ninth Street, Chicago, Ill. rington, 909 East Fifth Street, Erie, Pa. cahontas, Ark. MECHANIC. HARRIS, Grady. Tom Harris, Mount Pleas- SCHOLES, George P. Mrs. Annie D. Scholes, 18 West Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md. EBY, Harry G. Amos S. Eby, 38 Washington ant, Tex. Street, Chambersburg, Pa. JOHNSON, Eddie. Mrs. Simon Sundstrom, LIEUTENANTS. WAGONER. R. F. D. 1, Centerville, S. Dak. DEADRICK, George S. Mrs. Dorothy G. JOLLYI, Theodore. Theodore Jolly, 2904 Deadrick, 726 South Court SYLVESTER, Albert. John Sylvester, Mc- Thirty-eighth Place, Chicago, Ill. Street, Mont- Comas, W. Va. JONES, Duane E. James A. Baumen, 2114 gomery, Ala. East Thirty-first Street, Minneapolis, Minn. DUNCAN, Alexander M. A. B. Duncan, 435 SADDLER. KELLY, William P. Patrick Kelly, 1181 Sec- Seventh Street, Newark, N. J. HAMILTON. Joseph A. Mrs. Gorgia Hamil- ond Avenue, New York, N. Y. HANCOCK. Frank W.. jr. Frank W. Hancock, ton, 612 Tenth Avenue, Sedtle, Wash. KNAGGS, 436 North First Street, Charlottesville, Va. Dean C. Alexander Knaggs, 198 HAYNES, William Houston. Mrs. Glyndon COOKS. Sylvania Avenue, West Toledo, Ohio. laynes, Bellbuckle. Tenn. DIERAKIS, George. Manuel Disberakis, KNODLE, Arthur. Mrs. Anna B. Knodle, HILLSLEY, Morton B. Mrs. Viola Hillsley, Camadis, Island of Creta, Greece. Williamsport, Md. MORK, Melvin. Mrs. Louisca Mork, Amery, KOOKEN, William 0. A. Mrs. Nancy V. Middleburg. N. Y. Kooken, Byron, Okla. SWAN, Harold Johnson. H. L. Swan, Mazo- Wis. KOSTOY, John. Lowen Kustoy, 140 East maine, Wis. raItvATES. Tenth Street, New York, N. Y. SERGEANTS. MOXON, Oscar 0. Sam B. Moxon, Blum, Tex. KOZACK, Maxim. Mrs. Alice Kozack, 520 BROCKERT, Albert P. Mrs. Elizabeth Brock- MULLEN, Charles A. Mrs. Bertha Mullen, Main Street, Holvoke Mass. ert, 1112 Forest Avenue. Lima, Ohio. 214 East Fourteenth Street, Chester, Pa. KRAUSS, Wallfar 6. Mrs. Anna C. Krauss, BYRD, William J. George W. Byrd, 306 Smith MULLENIX, Charles L. Mrs. Blanch C. Mul- 1673 West Eightieth Street, Cleveland, Ohto. Street, Salisbury, Md. lenix; Brilliant, Ala. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MULTER, Elmer. Samuel Multer, 1115 Michi- CEISIELSKI Konstanty. Mrs. Francis Geil- JONES, Herman A. Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, han Avenne, Sheboygan, Wis. sky, 6917 kesmer Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 20, Harrison Avenue, Avalon, Pa. OLSON, Fabian H. Inute Olson, 1701 Winon4 DEADY, Cyrl R. rTs. Johannah Deady, 934 JONES, James W Sam Jones, Eadsville, Ky. Street, Chicago, Ill. Willow Avenue, oboke N. J. JONES, Jerome. Mrs. Leonora Jones, 511 OLSON, Frit. Edward Lofgen, R. F. D. 8, DENNIS, Arthur. Mrs. Mary L. Ferguson, 19 Garden Street east, Savannah, Ga. box 102, Geneseo, Ill. Townsil Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. JONES, Jesse L. Mrs. Emma Jones, R. F. D. OLSZEWSKI, Edward. Mrs. Edward Olsew- DIMARTINO, Michael. Patrick Dimartino, 82 3, Corryton, Tenn. ski, 1233 Cleaver Street, Chicago Ill. Courthouse Place, Jersey City, N. J. JONES Jimmie. Walter Jones, Vernon, Ala. PANEX, Charles J. Joe Wojoili, $18 North DIXON, Joseph L. Mrs. Mary K. Cahun, KAIRIS, George. Miss Annie Kairis, 65 1 Ninth Street, East St. Louis, 11. Calico Rock. Ark. Street, South Boston, Mass. PAPAJCIK, Joseph. John PapaJcik, 1103 DIXON, Lee B. Mrs. Fannie Dixon, R. F. D. KAISER Aelred L. Rheinhold A. Kaiser, 210 North Eighteenth Street, Camden, N. J. 2, Kingsport, Tenn. Constock Street, Adrian, Mich. PAPAS, Mike J. George Vance, 12i Electric DOBBINS, Archie. Mrs. Henry H. Marshall, KALUSZKA, Felix. Ignats Kaluszka, 7 Eln- Avenue, East Pittsburgh, Pa. Moran, Tox. wood Street, Hamtramck, Mich. PHILLIPS, Ignatius. Miss Lena Grablineski, DODGE, Allie. Mrs. Mannie Whiting, De KARL, Clarence L. Mrs. Johanna Karl, 2963 813 Muskegon Avenue, Grand Ranids, Mich. Smet, S. Dak. Queen Avenue north, Minneapolis, Minn. RIAL, George F. Frank M. Rial, it. F. D. 2, DULAC, Raymond. Mrs. Louisa Dulac, 525 KELLY, James L. H ugh A. Kelley, 276 Mont- Cutler, Il. Erin Street, Eau Claire, Wis. gomery Street, Newburg, N. Y. RICCI, Antonio. Bernardini Ricci, Sgurgola, EBEL, Tom L. Fritz Ebel, Cypress, Tex. KIDDER, James H. Mrs. Mary Kidder, R. F. Rome, Italy. EBERLY, George W. Mrs. Mary B. Eberly, D. 1, Ripley, Okla. RUDE, Oscar E. Mrs. Mary Rude, R. F. D. 4, Franklin Grove, Ill. KIEM, Johan A. R. Mrs. Florence Klein, box 38, Pine Island, Minn. ELLIS, Sam. Robert Cowans, Mount Carmel, 201 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. RUDOLPH, Ralph R. Alvin 0. Rudolph, Pop- S. C. KISKADEN, Huey. Miss Lizzie Kiskaden, lar Grove, Ill. ELMQUIST, Fritz M. Mrs. Jennie Arm Augusta, Ky. RUP, Jacob J. Mrs. Caroline Perkins, R. F. strong, Wesleyville, Pa. KONDEJ, Walter. Florence Gorzeskierwlcz, D. 1, Bradford, Ky. ELSENHEIMER, Charles E. Mrs. Ledah 2785 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. RUFINO, Felice. Mrs. Carmine Rufino, Vis- Elsenheimer, 217 Spalding Street, Dowaglap, KONTOS, Paul. John Kontos, 31 Plum ciani, Casartte, Italy. Mich. Street, Reading, Pa. RUTHERFORD, Theodore. James E. Ruther- ENGER, Irvine C Mrs Martha Enger, KONTOWSKI, Walter. Andrew Kontowski, ford, Clarendon, Ark. Churches Ferry,"i. Dak. 1136 Second Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. SCHNEIDER, Frank. Joseph Schneider, 190 ERICKSON, Lawrence A. Lars Erickson, LACROIX, Eudora L. Joseph Lacroix, Cot- Bond Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Kennewck, Wash. tage Street, Hllsgrove, R. I. SCHNEIDER, Waldo Theodore. Mrs. Mary FAHRNER, John J. Mrs. Augusta Fahrner, LAMBERT, Frank Robert. Jim M. Lambert, Schneider, R. F. D. 8, Ithaca, N. Y. 2925 Shields -Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Delhi, Okla. SCHOFFEN, Henry A. Nick Schoffen, Union- FALCO, Sebastiano. Felix Falco, 19 North LIN4 OS, James C. Nicholas J. Lingoes, 18 town, Wash. Street, Madison, N. J. Kneeland Street, Boston, Mass. SCIIOONOVER, Gilbert W. W. H. Schoon- FALCONER, James. Mrs. Helen Falconer, 14 LINN, John A. Moses A. Linn, China Grove, over, R. F. D. 1, Whitney, Tex. East Fifty-second Street, Bayonne, N. J. N. C. SNELL, Walter L. Miss Dovie R. Snell, R. FOX, Ario L. Mrs. Mary U. Fox, R. F. D. LIPSKY, Gemliel. David Lipsky, 22 Morris F. D. A, Logan, Okla. A, Sulphur, Okla. Street, Rochester, N. Y. STACKS, Cluster. Mrs. Nancy E. Stacks, FOX, William A. Amos Fox, 1. F. D. 1, McCLAUGHRY, Jack L. Mrs. Lucille Hall, Bryans Mill, Tex. Rapid City, Mich. Ovid Center, N. Y. SWINDLEHURIS.T, Bert. Mrs. Mary Swindle- FRANCE, Bruce A. Miss Jessie France, 802 McCLINTOCK, James. Mrs. Marion McClib- hurst, Beaver, Utah. Chandler Street, Danville, Ill. tock, Lykens, Pa. TEAGUE, Benjamin F. Mrs. Mary Teague, FRANCK, Frederick IH., Jr. Mrs. Trederick McCLUNG, George E. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- St. Charles, Ky. H. Franck, 3221 West Main Street, Rich-. Clung, El Reno, Okla. TEEL, Atha J. Lafayette Teel, Claremore, mend Va. McCLUSKY, David W. Mrs. Opie D. McClus- Okla. FRANK. Jacob J. Mrs. A. Levy, 230 West ky, R. F. D. 3, Sidney, Iowa. TRADLE, Arthur G. Charles Tradle, 880 One hundred and eleventh Street, New MAGES, John W. John Mages, 24 Timon Thirty-difth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. York, N. Y. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. TREBECK, Thomas. Joseph Ostigny, Riche- PRANKS, Henry. Mrs. Arrie R. Franks, R. MAGLIO, Lorenzo. Rocco Maglie, 876 Kent lieu, county of Rouville, Quebec, Canada. F. D. 1, Armuchee, Ga. Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. TRENSKE, William J. Mrs. Peter Trenshe, FRANSKIEWICZ, Frank. Steve Kendzicke, MAGUIRE, William J. Mrs. J. A. Sweeney, .417 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, N. Y. Court Street, Utica, N. Y. 131 Baltic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TRIM, Walter C. Lee Trim, Mineola, Tex. FROMAN, Bryant. William Froman, 1438 MAHAIR, James Leroy. Mrs. Minnie Per- TRINKWALD, Rudolph R. Julius Trinkwald, Clay Street, Cincinnati Ohio. cival, Vinton, Kans. 2718 Queen Avenue., Cleveland, Ohio. PROMMELT, Frank J. krs. Frank J. From- MAON, Thomas. Mrs. Helen Mahon, 88 TROSKY, Anthony. Stanley Urban, Wick- melt, West Haverstraw, N. Y. Bl tman Street, Fall River, Mass. haven, Pa. GAGACKI, Stanley. William Gagacki, 183 MET , William J. S. T. Metcalf, Char- WAGUESPACK, Pierre L. Mrs. Gussie H. Fourteenth Street, Jersey City, N. J. lotte St et, Bucyrus, Ohio-. Waguespack, Thibodaux, La. GAGNE, Placide. Andrew Dennis, 22 Clin- MITRELL, Palmer F. J. V. Mitchell, 94 WEGERT, Arthur. Mrs. Louise Wegert, 382 tOn Avenue, Waterville, Me. Prospect Avenue, Wollaston, Mass. Hunt Street, Detroit, Mich. GALANTI, Vito. Fellippo Galanti, Montel- MITCHILL, Walter A. Mrs. Bertha Mitchell, WIECZOREK, Stanislaw. John Wieczorek, anico, Rome, Italy. Eastport, Me. 260 Main Street, New London, Conn. GALGON, Stanley J. John Galgon, 300 MOCK, Thomas F. Mrs. Agnes Mock, 222 WISLER, William L. Mrs. Elizabeth Kreibel, Quarry Avenue, Dubols, Pa. Yeaman Street, Hamtramck, Mich. Keepville, Pa. GILLETT, Orie A. Mrs. Margaret Gillett, MOHR, George H. Albert W. Mohr, R. F. WIEHL, Noel M. C. L. Wiehl, 611 North 808 Fourth Street SRE.,Minneapolis, Minn. D. 1, box 19, Niagara, N. Dak, Eleventh Street, St. Joseph, Mo. GILLIAM, Robert M. Charles P. Gilliam, MOLDENHAUER, John 0. Herman Hold- 'WIKLE, John M. Mrs: Emma Wikle, Young Centerbill, Ark. enhauer, R. F. D. 3, Cresco, Iowa. America, Ind. GILLISPIR, John W. Mrs. Sallie Gillispie, MOLEZZI, Eugenio. Antonio Provino, 1104 WILBER, Charles. Mrs. Barbara Wilber, Coleman, Tex. Twenty-first Avenue Melrose Park, Ill. Depot Street, Greenwich, N, Y. MOLLER, Paul P. Kuudo Moller, 258 West WRIGHT, Loyd A. Mrs. W. 71I. Wright, 802 GREER, WilL Mrs. Anne Greer, Church Twenty-first Street, New York, N. Y. Bell Avenue, Carnegie, Pa. Street, Paris, Tenn. MOUTRAY, Thomas Elsworth. Mrs. F. Mou- ABOOD, Abham. John Abood, 1302 South HALVORSEN, Andrew. Mrs. Anna Halvor- tray, R. F. D. 3, St. Joseph, Mo. Thirteenth Street, Omaha, Nebr. sen, Vancouver, Wash. HINES, Ruben. Mrs. Martha Leigh, 325 ABRUZZI, Cesare. Paul Abruzzi, 115 Ante- HAMILTON, John B. Mrs. Nannie W. Eam- North Third Street, Paducah, Ky. tum Street, Detroit, Mich. ilton, 180 South Forsythe Street, Atlanta, Ga. ACKERMAN, Alexander. Mrs. Daisy Hoyt, 74 Wounded Slightly. Main Street, White Plains, N. Y. HAMILTON, Louis A. William C. Eamilton, ACKLER, Ernest E. Lem J. Ackler, Leon, R. F. D. 1, Buckner, Ark. CAPTAINs. N. Y. HAMMOCK, Willie E. Thomas Hammock, BEHREND, ADAMS, George W. Mrs. Geo. Adams, Platts- R. P. D. 4, Westmoreland, Tenn. Jeromd B. A. Behrend, 279 De- burg. Ohio. HANIESKI, Alfons. Mrs. Sota Simonake, 1 catur Street, New York City. Orange Street, New Britain, Conn, - JACOBS, Joseph N. Benjamin J. Jacobs, 226 ANDERSON, Elmer. Andrew C. Anderson, R. South F. D. 2, box 77, Biborg, S. Dak. HEIN, Alex. Dennis Hein, Osseo, Minn. Fourth Street, Wilmington, N. C. ANDERSON, Elmer C. Mrs. Signie Anderson, HEISER, Leo C. William Helser, Howard, LIEUTENANTS. 1111 North Spaulding Avenue, Chicago, Ill. S. Dak. ANDERSON, Frank. John Anderson, box 295, HIGGINBOTHAM, Earl. Barney Higgin- ATKINSON, John. Mrs. John Atkinson, care Marcellus, N. Y. botham, Chestnut, La. of Carlyle Idian School, Carlyle, Pa. ATRIN, Hedley. Mrs. Isabel Atkin, Pegswood, HILTON, Robert. Truman L. Hilton, Eliza- MAGEE, Richard a. Mrs. Marguerite Magee, Northumberland, England. bethton, Tenn. 2113 Fourth Avenue, Altoona, Pa. ATKINS, Roy. E. Atkins, 708 Lombard HIRSCH, Joseph. Miss Anna Hirsch, Rock- RUDDY, James P. H. Mrs. Mary K. Ruddy. Street, Muscatine, Iowa. side Road, Independence, Ohio. 517 Arthur Avenue, Scranton, Pa. HOGE, Archie Mellwaine. Arista Hoge, 215 BRICHER, James A. Mrs. Mary Beicher, 366 aaRGEATS. Prune Alley, Lebanon, Pa. Kalevasa Street, Staunton, Va. BEJIAN, Leon. Mrs. Almas Merasslan, 422 HOUSE, -Miles B D. W. House, Branchville, BELKNAP, Edwin S. Edwin S. elknap, 82 Labelle Avenue, Detroit, Mich. N. Y. North Pine Avenue, Albany, N. Y BLOUIN, Leo J. EIzeor Bloun, 7 Barney HOWELL, Jaser M. Benjamin F. Howell, BYER, Thomas W. Mrs. Minnle L. Tyer, 142 Street, Warren; R. I. Woodward OTm. Crompton Street, Reno, Nev. BRITAIN, James R. Ottis D. Britain, Hamil- IWANSKI, foseph P. Mrs. Mary Iwanski, ELY, Lee Alfred. Mrs. Ela Ely, R. F. D. 3, ton, Tex. St. Paul, Nebr, Litchfield, Mich. CALOPA, Francisco. Frank Carlosia, box 7, JIfMAS, James A. Harry Koconis, 648 Bell- FAHERTY, 3. F. Mrs. K. Faherty, 1670 Yatesbore, Pa. var Road. Cleveland, Ohio. Center Street, Newton Highlands, Mass. CAMPBELL, Ben. Mrs. Eva Campbell, R. P. JOHNSON, Harvey C. Leonidas L. Johnson, FOX, Wiliam J. Mrs. Lucy For, 301 Hlege- D. 4, Newberry, S. C. R. F. D. 10, Palestine Tex. man Street, Schenwetady, N. . CAMPBELL; Clyde C. Mrs. Alvin Battey, 610 JONES, Herbert M. Mrs. Amelia Joes, HINTON, Will B. John B. Hinton, box 103, Carson Avenue, La Junta, Colo. Lewisetta, Va. Gainsville, Tex. -16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY1 JANUARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HIROWSKI, Joseph E. Mrs. Antonio I. McCLARY, Everett W. John McClary, Thet- MAGASKI, William P. Mrs. Rose Magaski, rowski, 497 Kosclusko Avenue, Brooklyn, ford Center, Vt. 2843 West Walton Street, Chicago, III. N. Y. McGAFFICK, Leo Albert. Mrs. Emma Me- MAGILL, Wilbur S. Mrs. Rebecca Magill, JACOBS, Theodore Reisinger, Mrs. Ida A. Gaffiek 8 Temperance Street, Albion, N. Y. 1312 Lincoln Street, Topeka, Kans. Jacobs 1,25 Edgar Avenue, York, Pa. MADDO K, Harry E. Mrs. Katherine B. Mad- MAHER, George E. Joseph Maher, 180 High- LA BOSTIERE, Edgar. Mrs. E. La Bossiere, dock, 1202 North Hampton street, Easton, land Avenue, Malden, Mass. 304 Lincoln Street Marlboro, Mass. Pa. MAHER, Thomas M. Mrs. Sarah Maher, 614 MOLIK, Joseph. Mrs. Ida Malachoski, 98 MAGGIO Joseph Frank. Mrs, Vita Maggio, South Eastern Avenue, Jollet, Ill. tanl Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 43 Moett Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAKARANCUS, Charles. Adam Makarancus, TELFO D Allen F. Edward A. Telford, MAGILI John F. Mrs. Mary L. Magill, 2426 10 Central Street, Milford, Mass. Tw ntieth and Warren Streets, Bedalia, Mo. North Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md. MEODUSZEWSKI. Apolinary. Mrs. Mary Ann IRZjEX, Adelbert Guy. Fred Oscar Truex, Meoduszewski, Wyosyhi, Russia. Ureat Bend, Kans. BUGLERS. METZLEa, James W. Mrs. Anna J. Shuster, CARRI, Richard W. Miss Winnie Lyden, 797 box 58, Girty, Pa. CORPORALS. Madison Avenue New York City. MEYERS, Dave. Mrs. Eva Meyers, 4060A MAHAN, Joseph H. Mrs. Mary Mahan, 77 HAMMERS, Robeet F. W. A. Hammers, Tar Lafayette Street, St. Louis, Mo. River, Okla. MEZZANOTTE, Antonio. Mrs. Madalena Mez- Longwood Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. Rosciano P Diteramo MAHONEY, William J. Mrs. Catherine Ma- JEFFREYS, Royal G. Mrs. Clarence C. Jef- zanotte, Officio P honey, 887 Eagle Street, Buffalo, N. Y. fres, Youngsville, N. C. Abruzi, Italy. MOLTER, Herman Frank. Mrs. Minnie Mol- LUNA, Alfonso . Mrs. Braulla Galindo MITCHELL, Manfred. Miss Viola Mitchell, ter, Marshfield, Wis. Lann, 3157 Estrella Street, El Paso, Tex. 3516 Raymond Street, Houston, Tex. 'MERRILL, Hazel. William Merrill, Caney, MOCKIERICE, Stanislaus. Mrs. Martin Mary- MRYGUK. Tony. John Krupa, 252-Fifteenth anski 1810 Center Street, Racine, Wis. Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Charity Wright, OLSON, Charles A. Martin J. Olson, 438 SHIdRK, Grant R. Mrs. Mary Nissly, R. F. MULLI&S, William. D. 1, Columbia, Pa. Beefhide, Ky. North Baldwin Street, Madison, Wis. Martin F. Mrs. Dennis O'Leary, PHILLIPS, Levi N, Mrs. STRAUSS, Julius. John Strauss, 1428 Geneva O'LEARY, Levi N. Phillips, Street, Racine, Wis. 2813 E Street, Omaha, Nebr. 1050 Indiana Avenue, Fairmont, W. Va. OLSON, Ernest. Albin Olson, R. F. D. 4, PROCTOR, Maurice R. Mrs. Mary M. Proc- MUSICIANS. Cambridge, Minn. tor, Crab Orchard, Ky. Owens, Greenaville, ROSE, Thomas R. Mrs. Katheryn Rose, 3065 SWICK, Cletus R. D. C. Swick, Clarksburg, OWENS, James R. Jeff W. Va. Ala. Glymawr Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Frank A. Michael P. Pannone, SANDERS, George E. Mrs. John R. Sanders, WEIRICH, Arthur. Mrs. Jacob R. Weirich, PANNONE, 104 Market Street, Middletown, Pa. 15 North Portland Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lockhart, Tex. PIPPIN, Louis P. Mrs. Della Pippin, Bedias, SCHNEIDER, Joseph W. John N. Schneider, MECHANIOS. 587 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Tex. TEDESCO, Anthony J. Domenic Tedesco, 300 ACCOMANDO, George. Salvatore Accomando, REISER, Joseph. John J. Reiser, R. F. D. 5, South Division Street, Buffalo, N. Y. - 143 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. box 16, Chardon. Ohio. TERWILLIGER, Archie L. Mrs. Elinora Ter- CAMPBELL, Ambrose. Grant Campbell, Coop- RICE, Harold S. Emery C. Rice, 704 West williger, 1207, Providence Road, Scranton, erstown, Otstgo County, N. Y. Fourth Street, Coffeyville, Kans. Pa. CROSS Will N Mrs. Oia Wallace, Como, Tex. RTTDASILL, Harry E. Mrs. Mary Rudasill, HALLAWAY, Arvljl V. Mrs. E. Head, 243 229 Sweet Avenue, Baltimore, Md. VAN WAGNER, Glen M. Mrs. Charles Elliott, South Spanish Street Cape Girardeau, Mo. SAMPSON, Joseph. Mrs. Clara Sampson, Bryan, Ohio. HALLBACK, George N. Miss Mary Wilson, Falls City, Oreg. WEINBERG, Abraham. Mrs. Sadie Weinberg, 1813 Third Street SW., Washington, D. C. SHEPHERD. James F. Mrs. Serena Andes, 540 Fox Street, New York, N. Y. HINMAN, John 0. Miss Edna Hinman, Sul- Clarendon, Ter. WEINER, Benjamin. Mrs. Sarah Weiner, 223 phur Springs, Tex. SHERMAN, Loiis C. Mrs. Bridget Sherman, Avenue C, New York, N. Y. HOWELL, Maury. John T. Howell, White 8 Holt Street, Dayton, Ohio. WOODY, George W. E. F. Woody, 1318 Hall Bluff, Tenn. SHERRY, Leo F. Mrs. Ellen Sherry, 79 Street, Elmira, N. Y. IRESON, Jessee C. Robert V. Ireson, Castle- Girard Avenue, East Orange, N. J. YARASHINS, Andrew. John Yarashins, 317 wood, Va. SLOVER, Elmer L. H. M. Slover, Goodman, Arlington Street, Tamaqua, Pa. IVESON, James B. Mrs. Lucy L. Iveson, 350 ACKLEY, George H. Samuel Ackley, Frank- Mo. Clark Street, Fresno, Cal. Swank, Mur- fort, Ohio. JAMES, Charlie E. Mrs. Lizzie E. James, SWANK, John P. Mrs. Clara ANDERSON, Earl F. Abe L. Anderson, An- Olive, Va. raysville. Pa. derson, Okla. KAISER, Frank. Mrs. Amelia Kaiser, Nor- TEKIP, Albert J. Mrs. Margaret Tekip. 470 BLANCHARD Webster L. Mrs. F. F. Doty, folk, N. Y. Lake Avenue, Kenosha, Wis. 485 Elliott Atreet, Beverly, Mass. TRNOIBLEY, Andrew C. Mrs. J. A. Trom- CAMPBELL, Chester D. Charlie M. Camp- KASZAK, Joseph K. Jacob Kassak, 508 Rose bley, South Connellsville, Pa. bell, R. F. D. 1, Proctor, Tex. Street, Baltimore, Md. TRUDEAU, Albert. Nasius Trudeau, 10 Pine COCROFT, Harry L. Mrs. A. Cocroft, 2210 KIRKLAND, Bud. Dan A. Kirkland, Byers, Street, Bedford, Me. Okla. Dustin, Sycamore Street, Milwaukee, Wis. LACEY, Edward J. Mrs. E. J. Lacey, 626 TRITELOVE, Arthur. Coy Truelove, DICKERSON, William L. Benjamin 8. Dick- Sixth Avenue, Astoria, Long Island, N. Y. Okla. erson, 2021 Front Street, Pelzer, S. C. MAHONEY, George L. Mrs. Annie Mahoney, WAAS, Jacob J. James Waas, 191 Ward DODDS, Homer. Mrs. Mary Parker, 311 East 403 West Twenty-second Street, New York, Street, New Haven, Conn. Sixteenth Street, Covington, Ky. N. Y. WADSWORTH, Floyd Ephrin. Mrs. Emma DUNCAN, Charles. Mrs. Louise Monteria, 97 PARCELS, Delbert Russel. Mrs. Henry Her- Wadsworth, R. F. D. 1, New Hartford, East Bay Street, Charleston, S. C. N. Y. EASTMAN, Harold. Mrs. George W. East- bert Parcels, 1225 Trumbull Avenue, De- Juan, Lyndeboro, N. H1. troit. Mich. WAGNER, William. Mrs. Christina Wagner, ELSTON, David. Charles E. Hughe, 3125 PROCTOR, James W. John B. Proctor, 2927 Willock. Pa. Orange Street, Cleveland, Ohio. North Gale Street,- Indianapolis, Ind. WEBSTER, Samuel J. Mrs. John W. Web- FOWLER, John D. Mrs. Katherine Fowler, WAGNER, Ira M. Mack D. Wagner, Yuma, N. C. ster, Farmville, Va. Glen Cove, N. Y. WAGONERS. WEEKS, Clifford N. Mrs. Stella Collins, GILLESPIE, Edward 3. Mrs. May Gillespie, Hicksville, Ohio. 24 West Seventy-fifth Street, New York, BLUE, Arthur B. Mrs. Belle Blue, Hominy, WEISBRODT, Athur L. Mrs. Liz Taylor N. Y. lka. Weisbrodt, R. F. D. 2, Bradford, Ky. III SONG, Van R. A. B. 1issong, R. F. D., :WILBUR, Earl A. Mrs. Jennie W. Wilbur, .IECK, George W. John J. Heck, 306 Court R dolph, Ohio. 77A Broad Street. Providence, R. I. Street, Elizabeth, N. J. A 1, Gel IE. Mrs. Nettle Lamb, Dexter, 442 Sixth WILDER, Emmett Roy. A. Chapman Wilder, HEISEL, Francis W. Fred Helsel, Iowa. Andalusia, Ala. Avenue. Milwaukee, Wis. SADDLR,. HEISERMAN, George B. Mrs. Emma M. Mor- WILDEY, Edward. William A. Wildey, New ton, Mount Joy, Pa. HELFRICH Albert K. Mrs. Albert I. Hel- Marion, Ripley County, Ind. HINCHY, John J. Mrs. Mary Hinchy, 1320 frich, 38 Iorth Bentalow Street, Baltimore, WILSON, Archie. John C. Wilson, Nor- Arthington Street, Chicago, Ill. - Md. borne, Mo. HOWARD, Clifford Orville. Mrs. Mabel Car- HORSESHOERS. WOODSON, Clyde. Miss Nellie Woodson. 430 lotte Neilsen, 590 Jefferson Avenue, Grand CHRISMAN, Herman R. Miss Florence Chris- South Greer Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Rapids Mich. man, 522 Klamath Avenue, Klamath Falls, ABATE, Joseph. Guiseppe Abate, Pietrastor- A. Howe, Wash- nina, Province Avellino, Italy. HOWE, Edward W. John Oreg. Theodore Abraham- burn Me RUANE, James Thomas. Mrs. Mary Ruane, ABRAHAMSON, Albert. HOWE, Fred D. Charles J. Howe, R. F. D. 3, 26 West Fifth Street, Mount Vernon, N. Y. son, Sheffield, Ill. Forney, Tex. ACUFF, Horace W. Mrs. M. L. Acuff, IRVIN, Thomas E. Mrs.* Sarah Jane Irvin, COOKS. Ketchu-- Okla. 617 Sandmyaer Street, San Antonio, Tex. HAMILTON, Merle L. Mrs. Laura . Hamil- ANDERSON, Elmer Oliver. Mrs. Minnie An- JAMES, Earl IH. J. H. James, 805 Burn ton, 100 Stedman Street, Lowell, Mass. derson, R. F. D. 2, box 118, Kane, Pa. Street, Bloomington, Ill. HAMMER, Benjamin. Max Hammer, 124 BELL, Chestcr T. Mrs. Lena Bell, 424 Frank 3EbYNAK, Louis. Peter Jedynak, 1101 June- East Houston Street, New Yprk City. Sheet, Xest Paul, Minn. tIon Avenue, Detroit Mich. HEATH, Robert M. Mrs. Artle May Heath, BLOCK. William D. Mrs. Mary Ferrell, Le- JONES, Brady. A. J. Jones Clanton, Ala. 804 Sixth Street, Lawton, Okla. nore, W. Va. JONES, Grayson. Mrs. Jessie Anderson, Coal- McMINDS. Ervin Parker. Mrs. Saf'ah Mc- BOTTOMLEI, Joseph W. Mrs. Anna M. Bot- gate. Okla. Minds, John Day, Oreg. tomley, 15 Lincoln Avenue, Bristol, R. I. JONES, Joe R. Ephriam S. Jones, Madison- BOVAY, Edward J. Mrs. Delial Bovay, box ville, Tenn. PRIVATES. * 40, Salisbury Center, N. Y. KAESLIN, Joseph T. Mrs. Margaret Kaeslin, McVAY, Everett C. William McVay, box 341, BRITTON, Jhn E. William G. Britton, R. F. 112 West State Street, Media, Pa. Manderson, Wyo. D. 1, Pittsburg Landing, Pa. KATIL, Robert R. Mrs. William F. Vogele, MACALI, Joseph. Mrs. Candidita Macall, Car- BYRNES, John 3. Mrs. Mary Byrnes, 247 1918 West Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. penito, Rome, Italy. State Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LIPSCHUTZ, Frank. Mrs Mine Lipschutz, MACHIVIENIA, Mike. Roman Seerzanen, 400 BYRNES, Joseph P. Patrick Byrnes. 1030 809 Cresenut Stret, Lon1g Island City,N. Y. Sheffield Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tinton Avenue, New York. N. Y. LUNDBERG, Fred 0. Nels Lundberg, Taylor, MADMION, Richard. Mrs. Anna Madison, 28 CHESTER, Charlie. Mrs. Lizzie Ledge, laike Nebr. Johnson Street, Fitchburg, Mass. Carrier, Miss. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 17, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CUR, Michael. John Kurdzlel, 51 Beck Street, SECTION 4, JANUARY 31, 1919. JEFFERSON Roy A. Richard A. Jefferson, Buffalo, N. Y. 95 Jedson Street, Malden, Mass. DUNCAN, Anderson J. Mrs. Bell DuncaB, The following casualties are reported JEFFRIES, Enoch C. John A. Jeifries, 2011 Godley, Tex. McKinley Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. DYER, Benjamin H. William W. Dyer, 214 by the commanding general of the Ameri- JENNING Archir R. Mrs. May Jennings, North Ninth Street, Fort Smith, Ark. can Expeditionary Forces: Peoria, 1ii. DYSON, Alfred P. Crowell Dyson, Chadbourn, JETT George U. Mrs. Maie C. Caldwell, N. C. Wounded (degree undetermined). 206 R. F. D. 5 Granddeld Okla. KAHN, Adolphus R. lacob Kahn, Bolivar, DZIONDZIAK, Andrew. Mrs. Katie Wonent- Wounded slightly ------177 Tenn. kowska, 704*Laurel Street, Dickson City, KIDWELL, Hubert Harvey. Judson Theodore Pa. Total ------383 Kidwell, Eagan, Tenn. DZIK, Andrew. Stany Karolkswic, 86 Pros- KIRWAN, Bernard J. James E. Kirwan, To- pect Avenue, Bayonne, N. J. wanda Pa. EBBITT, John F. Mrs. Mary Ebbitt, 7 Lucas Wounded (Degree Undetermined). KONFR9T, Frank, jr. Frank L. Konfrst, 1743 Avenue, Newport R. . West Twenty-first Street, Chicago, Ill. EBERSOLE, John D. Edward E. Ebersole, R. CAPTAINS. LACKAFF Floyd Mrs. Lizzle Lackaff, New- F. D. 15, Windsor, Mo. GREENWELL, Samuel A. Wilmot M. Odell, pert, Nebr. FAIRBANKS, James G. Selam Fairbanks, Cleburne Tex, L b Michael. Mrs. Terto Angelo, 114 Beaulieu, Minn. SWEENEY, Hardin Cleveland. Mrs. Rosa A. Isabella Street, Syracuse, N. Y. FRANK, Fred. Miss Bessie Frank, 1522 Sweeney, Grayling, Mich. LUTZ, Ellesworth F. Mrs. Lavinia Lutz, Bel- South Sixth Street Philadelphia, Pa. mar, N. J. FRANK, Oliver L. Irs. Rachael B. Frank, 12 L1IUTZXANTS. MADISON, William. Mrs. Nannie Evans, 167 Markley Avenue, Lauraville, Md. CAMPBELL, Charles A Jr. C. A. Campbell, Mink Street, Columbus, Ohio. GAGNE, Peter N. Antonin Gagne, 308 Bart- 116 Elizabeth Street, kew York N Y MAHER, William J. Mrs. Margaret Maher, lett Street, Manchester, N. H. DABNEY, Edward L. Mrs. Emafine Dabney, 21 South Whipple Street, Chicago, Ill. GANGEL, Henry. Mrs. Kate S. Gaugel, 2418 R. F. D. 3, box 60, Hampton, Va. MAIER, Arthur G. Mrs. Julia B. Maler, 312 West Morris Street, Philadelphia, -Pa. JACOBI, Godfrey L. George M. Jacobi, 142 East Elm Street, Titusville, Pa. GILLIM, Samuel H. Mrs. Josiah B. Alex- Haghland Avenue, Orange, N. J. MAGDALENA, Julius Joseph. Michael Mag- ander, Kephart, N. Mex. JOHNSTON, Harry A. Mrs. Fannie C. John- dalena Hartshorne, Okla. GREENBERG, Rudi. Mrs. Rachel Green- ston, 1342 lonia Street Jacksonville Fla. MEF'TILLE, Lester L. Joseph Mettille, Mor- berg, 1742 Market Street, San Diego, Cal. KELLECHER William it. Mrs. W. iH. Kel- ris, Manitoba, Canada. GREENE, John K. Mrs. Mabel 0. Greene, lecher, 51 dlifton Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. MERTZ, George A. John Merts, 255 East 2f10 Chelsea Terrace, Baltimore, Md. McCLURE, Donald, Mrs. Margaret McClure, Savory Street, Palo Alto, Pa. HELLER, Isidore. Abraham Cohen, 61 East 1948 Sixth Avenue, Oakland, Cal. MITCHELL, Harry R. Mrs. Harriet Mitchell, Ninety-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. MUDGE, Josiah B. Mrs. Phoebe H. Mudge, 1321 Vernon Street, Harrisburg, Pa. HAMILTON, Richard. Mrs. Elizabeth Ham- 922 Bertrand Street Manhattan, Kans. OLSON, Carl F. Mrs. Ida Olson, Dubols- ilton, Hitchens, Ky. PARKER, Charles Dendy. Mrs. W. M. Parker, town, Pa. HAMILTON, Robert James Hamilton, R. F. Purcel1ville, Va. PALMER, Verne 0. Arthur Katchenson D. 3, Rockwood, Tenn. TALBOTT, George H. George E. Talbott, 1516 Palmer, Harvard, Ill. HAMILTON, Robert Lee. Mrs. Mary H. Boulevard, Kansas City, Mo. PROCTOR, George A. Mrs. Irene Proctor, Benton Matamoras Pa. Hamilton, Ironcity, Ala. SERGEANTS. IAMMON David I. Sylvester F. Ham- RASIMOVICA, Stanislov. Joe Rasimovlch, 58 mond, Hartsville, S. C. BECKHAM, Therlo. Mrs. Hattie Beckham, Soho Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HAMMOND, Emanuel T. Samuel Hammond, 1037 Church Street Columbia, S. C. ZAURACKER, Carl M. Mrs. John Sullivan, Springrun, Pa. BEHRENS, Walter 9. William W. Behrens, 412 Spooner Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. 4300 East Side Avenue, Dallas Tex. SCHOEN, Sal. Mrs. Lottle Schoen, 1048 HANCOCK, Clarence P. Mrs. Elizabeth Han- BLOHM, Bernard H. A. Mrs. Rubke Blohm, West Fourteenth Street Chicago,*Ill. cock, Eden, Ariz. 1216 Third Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. SCHOOLCRAFT Preston k. Mrs. Alice School- HELMOND, Carl Jr Carl Helmond, ar., 507 CARTER, Otis W. Mrs. Eliza C. Monroe, craft Dixie, W. Va. East One hundred and sixty-second Street, 5530 South State Street, Chicago, Ill. SMITIL, Everett L. Mrs. Mary V. Smith, Or- New York, N. Y. CANTER, Carl F. B. Fred Canter, 640 St. rington, Mo. HEMBREE, Otto C. John Hembree, Tinsley, Charles Street, Elgin, Ill. TETZLAFF Arthur J. Mrs. Edythe Pearl Ky. FEGER, Joseph M. Edwin Calvin Feger, Tetzlaff 969OSouth Hobart Arcade, Los An- HILTS, Midgley. Mrs. Lottle Hilts, Cayuga 6141 Vine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. geles, al. Island, Lasal e, N. Y. GILL Stephen HenrY. Mrs. Mable Gill, 517 WIGLEY Walter. Mrs. Alpha Bauerso, R. F. HINSHAW, Richard C. J. C. Boydaton, Elg th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 4, Eid, Okla. Grubbs, Ark. HEININGER, John. John Heininger, 817 BARNES, Hiram. Mrs. Catherine Barnes, 615 HINSHAW, Walter. Mrs.- Walter Hinashaw, Garber Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa. North Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1018 East Front Street, Bloomington, Ill. HISCHE, Fred C. Mrs. Augusta Hische, 814 BELCHER, Lewis E. Mrs. Gwendolin Belcher, HINSVARK, Ingvald M. Hans lnsvark, Pine Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Barnesboro, Pa. Gary, S. Dak. JAROSZEWSKI, Charles. Mrs. Josephine BELL Ernest IT. Claude Bell, Denton, Tex. HISEY, Luther A. Mrs. Rebecca Hisey, Jaroszewski, 844 Harmsr Street, Pitts- BLIGhN Joseph. Mrs. Annie Bligen, 288 Spring Creek, Va. burgh, Pa. West 8ixtieth Street, New York, N. Y. HISSEM, Leo W. Arthur W. Hissem, Douds, JONES, Clarence W. Virgil Jones, Iberia, Ky. BOVA, Charles C. Mrs. Augustine Bova, 1534 Iowa. KALTENBRONN, Cornelius. Charles Kalten- Granger Arcade, Des Moines, Iowa. bronn, New Baden, Ill. CARR, John J. Mrs. Nora Bough, 339 Broad HOWARD, Edward J. Miss Catherine How- KELLY Jaines Martin. Della Bergin, 42 Street, Bridgeport, Conn. ard, 5225 Carpenter Street, Chicago, Ill. Guild' Street, Medford, Mass. DAGLEY, Everett T. William R. Dagley, R. HOWARD, John James. James E. Howard, KOKEN, Ralph Roland. Mrs. J. P. Koken, F. D. 3, Clinton, Tenn. Birchfeld, Ky. Superior, Nebr. DAVIS, Edward H. Mrs. Jennie P. Davis, 11 HOWARD, John S. Mrs. Ella Howard, 220 LUSBY, Edgar D. Mrs. Agnes McBreem, Taylor Street, Saugus, Mass. Warren Avenue, Baltimore Md Reedville, Oreg. DAY, Brownbig De B. George E. Day, 138 IRVINE, Ralph W John W. Irvine, Rail- McCAULEY, Thomas. Mrs. Violet R. Mc- West One hundred and fourth Street, New road Street, Springdale, Pd. Cauley, box 744, Geneseo, N. Y. York, N. Y. IRWIN, Marion H. Jennings 0. Erwin, De- MOREDMOND, William Henry. Mrs. Alice C. DIFFENDERFER, Marcus Edwin. Mrs. pew, Okla MeRedmond, 43 Fort Street, East Norwalk, Mary Diffenderfer, 6221 Railroad Street, JEANETTE, Tony. John Jeanette, 1041 Am- Conn. Jackson, Mich. ity Street Flushing N. V. MENIETTO, John T. Miss Marie Meietto, DILLEHAY, Mark. Mrs. Catherine Dillehay, JEFFERY, Charles P. Mrs. John Dingle, 1 422 Spring Street, Collinsville, Ill. New Lexington, Ohio. Court Street, Wakefield, Mass. MEYER, Elmer A. Mrs. Ethel B. Meyer, Lee DUFFIELD, Samuel E. James V. Duffield, JOHNSON, Herman J. John S. Johnson, box Road, R. F. D. 8, Warrensville, Ohio. Skillman, N. J. 510, Great Falls Mont. MITCHELL, Charles F. Raymond Mitchell, FRY, Harry H. Mrs. Martha Fry, 182 Har- JTONES, Jesse J. Steve Miller, Drewsey, Oreg. Attawauga, Conn. ker Street, Mansfield, Ohio. JONES. Robert K. Pink Jones, Ashland, MORITZ, Max F. Mrs. Wilhelmina Moritz, FRYER, James Alexander. Mrs. Isabella Mc- Ala. 418 Vine Street, Camden, N. J. Henry Fryer, 1835 Porter Street, Phila- KALER, Edward V. Mrs. Carle White, 418 PILS, Albert- W. Henry ils, La Salle, N. J. delphia, Pa. East One hundred and sixty-third Street, PREISLER, William S. Mrs. Mary Preisler, GALLAGHER, Peter R. Miss Rose Gallagher, New York, N Y. 955 Teutonia Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. 1142 Railroad Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. PROUTY, John H. Herbert B. Prouty, 612 GILLICK, Hugh. Mrs. Vadie Gillick, Quin- KARAU, Elmer L. Mrs. Marie B. Karau, 609 - Dudley Street, Boston, Mass. ton, Okla.* South Grove Street, Kewanee, Ill. SCHOLTSES, Albert J. Mrs. Mary Scholtses, RALLOCK, Arthur L. Mrs. Mannie Hallock, KELLY, Sidney A. Mrs. Delia Kelly, 58 R. F. D. 1, Mobile Ala Antwerp, Ohio. Copeland Street, Roxbury, Mass. SHELDON, ussell Robert. Albert Sheldon, HAMPE, Nicholas. Mrs. Agnes H. Hoffman, KELLY Archie F. G. J. Kelly, 6348 Eggles- NIssaukee, Mich. Arden Mine No. 2, Washington Pa. ton Avenue, Chicago Ill EDOMERMAN, Arthur P. Frank T. Zimmer- HEALY, Thomas S. A. M. Healy, 191 Ver- KISER, Calvin. Mrs. Charles W. Kiser, 1003 man, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. milla Avenue, New York, N. Y. Franklin Street, Fremont, Ohio. CORPORALS. HEARD, James Q. Mrs. Julia M. Heard, KOHLS, Theodore. Mrs. A. Hesse, 1486 Ninth Louise, Tex. Street, Milwaukee Wis. IRONS, John K. Mrs. Elizabeth Strousser, KOHN, Solomon. Morris Kohn, West Rich- box 444, Stoneboro, Pa. HOWARD, Earl. Mrs. Nettle Lyons, 1830A mond Street, Toronto, Canada. IRWIN, Jeff D. Mrs. Fannie Irwin, Dike, Tex. Howard Street, San Francisco. Cal. LADENDQRF, Frank E. Charles Ladendorf, JACKSON, John W. Miss Hettle Jackson, IOVINE, Gabrielle. Mrs. Rosalie Gambro- Oakwood Avenue, Des Plaines, Ill. 752 Gresham Place NW., Washington, D. C. delle, 24 Wallace Street, New Haven, Conn. LADOW, George. Mrs. H. R. Case, 18 Brook- JAMES, Charles R. David James, 41 Whit- BUGLERS. field Street, Cleveland, Ohio. tier Place, Indianapolis, Ind. LEMEN. James 0. Mrs. Martha Lemen, 324 JANSSEN, Rollo. Mrs. Lora A. Janssen, ABRAMS, Ruben. Mrs. Minnie Abrams, 1886 East Street, Hutchinson, Kans. Ashley, Ill. Folsom Street, San Francisco, Cal. McCLOUD, Daniel D. Mrs. Emma Mccloud, JEFFCOAT, Melvin E. Mrs. Lucy 13. Jeffcoat, ANDERSON, Albert J. Mrs. Sarah Anderson, 3033 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 108 North Seventh Street, Abilene. Kans. 2512 Victory Boulevard, Omaha, Nebr. 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919-. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING, DITMAR, Norman. Mrs. Ernestine Ditmar, GNIECH, Albert 0. Mike Guiech, Oshkosh, SMITH, Harry. Mrs. Mary Smith, 1 Vander- Hammond, Minn. Wis. slice Street, Phoenixville, Pa. HIRSCH, Emil G. Mrs. elma Hirsch, 1427 HALLER, Earl F. Mrs. Lottie Haller, R. F. TACKETT, Vernon 1H. Mrs. Susan A. Williams Street, Cape Girardeau, Mo. D. 6, Council Bluffs Iowa, Tackett, B. F. D. 1, Durant, Okla. KAHN, Julius. Max IT. Kahn, 212 North HAMMOND, Joseph fl. Mrs. Elizabeth Ham- TRIANTAFILLU, Mitchell L. George Phil- Eden Street, Baltimore, Md. mond, Wilsonburg W. Va. lips, 327 McKee Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. PARISEAN, Albrie. Mrs. T. Parisean, 46 HATTEN, Arthur Lee. Mrs. Annie Ulcena, WADE. Jesse D. Mrs. Frank Elledge, Chain- Birch Street, Worcester, Mass. Golden City, Mo. bersburg, Ill. MIDCIIAXI0S. HEFT, Charles F. Miss Alta Collier, Sterling, WIEKER, Martin E. Mrs. Alice Wieker, 320 Colo. North Lake Street, Boyne Oty, Mich. DAVIS. Frank Lester. Mrs. James H. Davis HEINBACH, Fred Franklin. Miss Kate Hein- WILSON, Arvle R. Isiah Wilson, Ewing, Ind. box 38, New Florence, Pa. bach, S1atin ton, Pa. WUBBENHORST, Christian H. Mrs. Reky GABE, Jesse. Miss Mamie Gabe, 422 East HEINLE, Philp P. Phillip Heinle, general Wubbenhorst, 79 Park Avenue, Hoboken, Easton Street, Tulsa, Okla. delivery, Glnen, N. Dak. N. J. JONES, Stephen A. Mrs. Maude Jones, Lul- HEISLER, Walter A. Edward J. Heisler, 55 in, Tex. Chestnut Street, Trenton, N. J. Wounded Slightly. MACUARirIE, Masball E. James MacQuar- HELM, Charles H. Claude Helm, 2 Ninth rn, 70 Russell Street, Charlestown, Mass. Street, Mason City Iowa. LIEUTEXANTS. METTAUER, Paul U. Robert E. Mettauer, HLINSKY, Frank. William lhlinsky, box 33, BLANDY, William H. Mrs. Chales Blandy, Chireno, Tex. Alexandria, Minn. 143 West One hundred and twenty-first WAGONE. HOULAHAN, Harold. Mrs, Patrick Looney, Street, New York, N. Y. NEWPORT, George. Mrs. Gertie Newport, 100 Superior Street, Ottawa, Ill. CURD, Joyes. Mrs. A. J. Curd, 1240 First New Lisbon, Wis. HOUSE, Frank. Jobn W. House, Sussex, N J. Street, Louisville, Ky. COOKS. HOWARD, Herman 0. Eldon C. Howard, The TEAGUE, Albert Greene. Mrs. Lula Teague, Plains, Ohio. BYRD. Samuel C. William D. Vandergriff, Ashville, Ala, HOWARD, Otis M. John B. Howard, Mc- SERGMEANTS. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Kinney. Tex. ELWELL, Charles P. Mrs. Gertrude Elwell, ROWELL, Clarence C. Alex Howell, Jeffer- ELLIOTT, Dave. W. H. Elliott, Watauga 3109 North Twenty-eighth Street, Philadel- son City, Tenan. Valley, Tenn. phia, Pa. HOWELL, Clarence i. W. W. Howell, Gas- ELLWOOD, Cecil J. , Mrs. Sarah Ellwood, HALLER, Clarence L. Mrs. Gertrude M. tonJa. N. C. Seaser, Ill. Haller, 41 Bridge Street, Carthage, N. Y, HOWELL, Clifford A. Clifford A. Howell, 165) JAGEESON, Dick Frank. George A. Jagerson, HOWELL, Murrell D. Mrs. Nellie Howell, South Twenty-first Avenue, Los Angeles, 251 East Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah, Wis. 451 Ninth Street, Douglas, ArIs. Cal. JOHNSON, Harold 0. Oscar V. Johnson, FRIVATES. HOWELL, Ray C. Frank IH. Howell, box 44, 4320 North Western Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ABBEY, Walter T. Frank Abbey, Cowles, Glfrd, Mich. LEMIEUX, Ovide J. Mrs. Elizabeth Lemieux, Nebr. HOWSER Earl E Mrs. Jacob Howser, 1735 16 Meriden Road, Middletown, Conn. ANDERSON, Charles. Mrs. Nettle F. Ander- Light itreet, Baltimore, Md. WAGES, William It. Mrs. Ester Wages, Buck- son, Good Hope Paik, Washington, D. C. INCE, Charles C. Mrs. Mary U. Ince, R. F, D. hart, Ky. ANDERSON, Emmett C. Robert J. Anderson, 3. Wichita Falls, Tex. WOOD, Percy C. Mrs. Mabel E. Wood, 621 301 Walnut Street, New Kingstown, Pa. JACKSON, Lucius A. L. J. Jackson, Myron, Grove Avenue, Petersburg, Va. BECKMAN Odger L. Albert J. Beckman, Ark. BECK, Morris. Alex Bellnd, 39 Iligh Street, 1415 I treet, Sacramento, Cal. JACOBUS, Clifford. Mrs. Temperance Ja- New Brunswick, N. J. BEITZ, Frank J. Mrs. Frances Beits, 2462 cobus, South Salem Street, Dover, N. J. BELL, -Earl L. Herman J. Bell, 1019 Fif- Seneca Street, West Seneca, N. Y. JILLSON, George F. Mrs. Mary F. Jilison, teenth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. BLAKE, Andrew. Mrs. Sarah E. Blake, gen- 143j Edna Place, Buffalo, N. Y. DAGGS, Jackson Aimdon. John Leslie Daggs, eral delivery, Safford, Ariz. KAHN, Bernard A. Mrs. Florence Diehl, 276 Arbela, Mo. BOUSFIELD George H. Mrs. Josephine Weqt Sheldon Street, Olney, Philadelphia, DAVIS, Charles F. Mrs. Mare A. Davis, 1534 Bousfield, Lansing, Kans. Pa. Commonealth Avenue, Brighton, Mass. BOUTIIILETTE, Edward A. B. D, Bouthi- KELLY, Martin. Patrick Kelly, Moylough, DUNCAN, Anderson L. Miss Vivin Gordon, lette, 55 Grant Avenue, Northampton Mass. Galway County, Ireland. Wilburton, Okla. BRIZZOLARA, Louis. Mrs. Henrietta brizzo- KOLASA, Paul.. Josephine Draskuvic, 78 ELINGTON, Ernest M. Mrs. Della Ellington, lara, 666 Sixty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lushnell Street, Detroit, Mich, Queen City, Tex. BRYANT. John. Mrs. Annie S. Bryant, R. F. KORASCIEWIEZ, Bruno. Stanley Korascie- D. 5, Pelham, Ga. wies, 93 Lincoln Avenue, Berea, Ohio. CORPORALS. CAIKINS, Arthur. M. E. Calkins, Herington, LA CAVARDA, _Dominick. James Murphy, 302 East ABRAMS, Bennie. Mrs. Yetta Abrams, 1513 Kans. Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. West Fifth Avenue, Spokane, Wash. CAMPBELL, Charles. William W. Campbell, LAMB, Felix A. D. Charley E. Lamb, Win- BELCHER, Linwood F. Mrs. Lolo Belcher, care Windsor Hotel, Denver, Cole. field, Tex. 303 East Tenth Street, Manchester Va. CARDER, Cleveland P. Mrs. Margaret Car- LAMB, Herbert. Beecher M. Lamb, Grand BIGGERS, Zack. Mrs. Cora Hutsell, R. F. D. der, Romney, W. Va. Junction, lowa. 4, Arlington, Tex. CARR, John J. Mrs. John J. Carr, 123 On- LE CORE, Wes. Riley Le Core, Zimmerman, BLOND, Arthur C. Mrs. Phil V. Blond, 118 tarlo Street, Cohoes, N. X. ' La. South Franklin Street, Washington, Pa. CARR, William F. Mrs. E. Carr, Casey Court, LINDGREN, Gustafe. Mrs. Rose Lindgren, DYCHOWSKI, Alex J. John Dychowski, 1402 Framingham, Mass. 13 Central Street, Leominster. Mass. Hill Street. Chicago Ill. CARRANO, Tony. Mrs. Anna Carrano, 8832 McCARTHY, Joseph F. Mrs. Margaret Mc- Carthy, FALLON, John J. 1Mrs. Aifha Fallon, 335 South La Salle Street, Chicago, Ill. 710 Eastern Avenue, Troy, N. Y. Smith Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CARRINGTON, Brodle W. Mrs. Oma Car- McMURTRY, Horace. Miss Lillian Babbs, Naslville, Tenn. FOX, Robert. Mrs. Alice Fox, Lewistown, rington, Ashland, Tex. 821 Lickey Avenue, Monut. CHMELUCK, Emil. Mrs. Agnes Cbmeluck, MADORE, Fred. Mrs. Annie Madore. Van FROMAL Richard D. Albert Fromm, White- 1323 South Second Street, Cedar Rapids, Buren, Me. Itol, Wis. Iowa. MAHNKEN, John F. Mrs. Elsa Mahnken, B. F. D. 5, Walnut, Kans. GLOVER, Furmon E. Mrs-. Mary H. Corper, CHRISTEN, Edward H. Miss Rose Christen, 921 Assembly Street, Columbia, S. C. Waddington, Cal. MAHOY, Ralph K. Mrs. Louise Mahoy, Pearl HALLEMANN, Charles F. Henry Hallemann, DAMBROSIO, Angelo. Louis Dambroslo, 227 City Ill. New Haven, Mo. Totnall Street, Wilmington, Del, MER.A, Thomas. Joseph Saymanski. 82 Reser- HOLQUIST, Arthur C. William Holquist, DAVIS. Elmer F. Elsworth Davis, R. F. D. vation Street, Buffalp, N. Y. Rankin, 111. 1, Moumouth, Ill. MESARA, Thomas W. Mrs. Thomas W. Me- HOWARD, Eugene G. Mrs. Grace H. Lenkler, DAY, George L Wilbur M. Day, 2502 West sara, Alton, Mo. 1618 Rosewood Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio. Fourth Street, Newberry, Pa. MEYER, Dennis R. Mrs. Christina Meyer, 28 JONES, Raymond. Mrs. Margaret Rogers, 125 DESCH, Lawrence C. Mrs. Mary Desch, 215 Or han Street, Pittsburgh Pa Auburn Street. Darton, Ohio. Lamar Street, Dayton, Ohio. MEYER, Floyd. Mrs. Rattie Meyer, Paton, JONES, Robert E. hobert B. Jones, Doogan, DE WITT, William C. Hiram E. De Witt, Iowa. route 35, Ga. Portland, Mich. MEYER, Henry B. Barney Meyer, KACEOWKA, Thomas. Andrew Kaczowka, 68 DI MARCO, James. Battista Di Marco, 216 Florrisant, St. Louis County, Mo. Hart Berkley Street, Camden, N. J. MIKLES, Michael. Mary Andsasy, 171 F Ave- Street, Oswego, N. Y. KOLSTAD Olaf Ole Kolstad, Fjelgate 9, DUGZINSKI. Leon. Zigie Dugainshi, 2258 nue, Bayonne, N. J. Brg, INOrway. West Tenth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. MITCHEL, George S. Mrs. Selestina Mitehel, LEBMING Lester C. Mrs. Alida Leming, R. F. EARGLE, James Marion. James W. Elargle, 611 East First Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. D. Peak, S. C. OLLENDICK, John G. Mrs. Harriet P. Ollen- 4, Elgin, Tex. ELLISON, William J. Mrs. Mary Wallenbeck, dick, 115 Farview Street, Carbondale, Pa. LUNDAHL, George W. August Lundahl, 311 108 West Fourth Street, Watkins, N. J. PARKER, Wll1anr L. Mrs. Susan Parker, North Longwood Street, Rockford, Ill. FOWLER, Irwin E. Sam Fowler, 2957 Childs Bethel, Ohio. McCLURE, Charles. W. M. McClure, Prairie Avenue, Ogden, Utah. PHILLIPPONE, James 0. John Phillippone, du Chien, Wis. MITCHELL, Peter A. Mrs. Anna Mitchell, FOX, Isadore. S. Fox, 1508 Fairmont Avenue, 37 State Street, Passaic, N. J. 108 Schuyler Baltimore, Md. PHILLIPS, Hiram Alva. Miss Lillian Phil- Avenue, Kearny, N. J. FOY, Hoy L. Mrs. Louise Foy, Sheller, Ill. lips, R. F. D. 1, Buffalo, Tex. HIRSTEIN, Aaron K. Samuel B. Hirstein, PROLIK, Louis. Frank Frolik, sr., R. F. D. 3, PINC. John. Mrs. Anna Hatch Pine, 2650 Fairbury, Ill. box 23, Rice Lake, Wis. Kedzie Avenue, Chicago. Ill. mwscuiNC. FRYER, Alfred Y. Mrs. Sevilla Fryer, Boyer- PRICE, Russell T. Mrs. Sine Price, Harrold, BUCKNER, Grover C. William J. Buckner, town, Pa. Tex. Slier City, N. C. FRYER, John William, John F. Fryer, R. F. PRUITT, Jesse B. John C. Pruitt, Ardmore, D. 3, Falmouth, Ky. Okla. WAGONER. GILES, Darwin J. Mrs. Annie 1. Giles, Carp, DAVIS, Florida. Robert Davis, box 102 Minn. ROBOCHOCK, Hester. Harry Matrachink, Nicholasville, Ky. GILLEY, Jasper D. Mrs. Catharine Gilley, 15 101 Fullen Street, Waterbury, Conn. Hamilton Avenue, North Chattanooga. Ienn. RUFRANO, Fred. Louis Rufrano, 135 Bay- CoOK. GILLIATT, Earl E. Mrs. Annie B. Limbrick, ard Teet, Brooklyn, N. Y. McCLUSKEY, Frank J. Mrs. Catherine Mc- 3009 North Vanderunter Avenue, St. Louts, SCHOEN LD. Joseph 3. Mrs. Katherine Cluskey, 3842a Shaw Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Schoenfeld, 224 Monroe, Topeka, Kans. Mo. THE OFFICITAE U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANtARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PRIVATES. SCHONSKEY, Martin. Mrs. Michael Schon- GREENLEAF, John W. John W. Greenleaf, ABELL, Walter R. Miss Mary Abel, 418 skey, 203 Springdale Street, CutMrland, Williamstown, Vt. Bolivar Street, Owensboro, Ky. Md. HALSTEAD, Allen, Charles E. Halstead, ANDERSON, Elmer N. Mrs. Ami Anderson, SkIEVLIN, Harry. Mrs. Beekie Sherlln, 1922 Oakes, N. Y. 3107 Chicago Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. North Franklin Street Philadelphia, Pa. HAMPTON, Jason C. Mrs. Maggie Hampton, BEGGARLY, George B. Albert Beggarly, SLOAN, Edgar James. &s. Mry Lever, 253 Chaffee, Mo. Browntown, Warren County, Pa. Twentieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HANCOCK, Clarence S. Mrs. Eliza J. Han. BYRNE, James William. Mrs. Mary Byrne, STOBER, Harry B. Mrs. Carrie Pugh, 502 cock, R. F. D. 1, box 25 Blairsville, Pa. 225 North Main Street, Concord, N. H. East One hmdred and thirty-eighth Street, HANDLEY, Charles P. Mrs. Catherine Hand- CJRCIO, Frank. Mrs. Manantona Carco, Ne- New York, N. Y. lay, 454 North Second Street, Steelton, Pa. gasta, Province Cabanzano, Italy. STOCKNER, Herman W. Charles Stock. HEINEMAN, Benjamin. Benjamin Heine- CURLEY, Martin J. Mary A. Reynolds, 30 liger, 30 West Stiles Street, Phtindel- man, 11 Patten Street, Stapleton, Staten Bedford Street, Forty Fort, Pa. phia, Pa. Iland, N. Y. DAVIS, Forrest A. Mrs. F. H. Davis, 1101 STOKES. Edward. Mrs. Dolly Butler, 1502 HEIONtN, George W. Carl Helonen, Fein. Lake Street, Kewanee, III. South Thirteen and one-half Avenue, Terre lason, Minn. DAVIS, Foster J. John Davis, 301 William Haute, Ind. HEISTER, Earl S. Edward I. Heister, R. Avenue, Warrenton, Ga. TERRELL, Alfred J. William A. Terrell, R. F. D. 1, West Leesport, Pa. EBERT, Alfred F. Mrs. Sarah Ebert, R. F. F. D. 6, Mebane, N. C. HELEKER, Daniel. Miss Margaret Heleker, D 6, Watertown, Wis. TRIUANA, John. Miss L. (Triuana, 162 180 Weehawken Street, West Hoboken, N. J. ELSTAD, Gerhard 0. Anthon Elstad, Kin. Brewery Street, New Haven, Conn. HELFER, Claude Charles. Philip Helfer, So- dred, N. Dak WAGNER, Leo B. Lawrence J. Wagner, 663 dus Point, N. Y. GALLOWAY, Harold B. Mrs. Rosa M. Gallo- Mix Avenue, Louisville, Ky. HEMPFLING, Raymond M. Mrs. Elizabeth way, 6757 Parnell Avehue, Chicago, Ill. 1 WEEKS, Thomas W. Mrs. Belle Weeks, Crab- Hempiling, 712 Marrietta Street, Zanesville, HALTER, Frederick H. Mrs. George Halter, tree, Oreg. Ohio. Farmington, Mo. WIEBECK, WIlliam F. August Wiebeck, R. HEMPHILL, Archie B. George Hemphill, My- HAMBY, Robert L. John C. Hamby, R. F. D. F. D. 1, Rhodes, Mich. 1, Clayton, Ga. WIGINGTON, Joel S. Henry Wigington, R. ton, Utah. HAMMOND William W. Mrs. Carrie Ham- HI , Harvey H. Hulton C. Hines, Boone. RI. D. 5, Morrlstown, Tenn. ville, Cal. mond, Colliers, S. C. WILAIGER, Floyd. George Wilbarger,-Re- HEED, Andrew L. Hed A. Anderson, Hofen clna, Ohio. HINES, Le B. Mrs. Victoria Hines, 33 Wil- Wanbus, Delarne, Sweden. WILCOX, Edward H. Mrs. Bertha Wilcox, cox Street, Newman, Ga. KIRKMAN, Alva R. Isaac Kirkman, R. F. D, 505 Taft Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. HINKLEY, Frank. Miss Esther Hinkley, 198 1, Walhalla, Mich. WILLIAMS, Amos. Mrs. Cora Williams, Cass Avenue, Detroit, Mich. LACROIX, Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Court, Landes, 1l1. HJORDT, Milton. Hans Thastrup, Fourth 123 West Thirty-first Street, Los Angeles, WILSON, Aie W. Denzel Wilson, Fair- Avenue and ifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cal. 'view, W. Va. IVESTER, Andy. Richard Ivoster, N. F. D. 1, LAMPOS, Elias. Chreston Lampos, Temfres- WRIGHT, Bait. Mrs. Rebecca Wright,' Mize, Toccos, Ga. too Mavrelon, Paleocastrom, Greece. Frazeysburg, Ohio. JACOBSON, Martin C. Charles Jacobson, 111 LUNDIN, Charles. Mrs. E. Lundin, 321 West ZIMERMAN, Angus Albert. Charles Zlm- North Main Street, Hornell, N. Y. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Ill. JONES, Earl F. Mrs. Chlora L. Jones, Coal- Mackinaw City, Mich. LUNSFORD, Dorcie D. Mrs. Bessie Lunsford, ZURLO,SMerman, Raffaei Paul, Jr. Raffaal Pkul ton, W. Va. Bloomfield, Iowa. Zurlo, sar., 54 Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, JONES, Earl G. Mrs. D. W. Jones, R. F. D. LUSK, Charles. Mrs. Charles Lusk, 3 Co- N.Y. a, Churubusco, Ind. lumbila Street, Orange, N. J. ATCHINSON. John W. Mrs. Sally Atchin- JONES, George 0. Mrs. Clara Jones, 918 McCLURE, Columbus L. 0. A. McClure, Sid- son, Bay Minette Ala. Ogden Avenue, Menominee, Mich. ney, Mont. ATHY, Martin. John Athy, 272 Washington JONES, Robert. Mrs. Queen Esther Jones, McSWAIN, Raymond. William McSwain, R. Street, Marblehead Mass. Whitakers, N. C. F. D. 2, Polkton, N. C. BEDIrGIELD, Needhsrn Earl. William KARAFLOS, George. George B. Lewis, 207 NIKKARI, George; John Nitkari, Kaleva, H. Beddingfield, Wake Forest, N, an East ThLrty-first Street, Chicago, ll. Mich. BLANGEl% George E. Mrs. Anna Belanger, KAROLOK, Frank. W. Semensky, 115G PANTLE, Francis A. Joseph Pantle, 1403 3880 Congress Street, Chicago, Ill. Loomis Avenue, West Scranton, Pa. Pittston Avenue, Scranton, Pa. BELEW, Marshall E. Tom Bryant, Brockett, KI1D, Joseph. Mrs. Ellen Woodson, R. F. D. WRIGHT, Lynn Avory. Miss Luella Dopp, Ark. 1, Rockfish, Va. McBride, Mich. KIRKPATRICK. Bill H. James R. Kirkpat- McCLAIN, Joshua. Mrs. Laura Eddison, 43 BLAKEWELL, Hayden B. A. W. Blakewell, rick, Hedlay, Tex. Sawyer Street, Boston, Mass. Murray, Iowa. KONO, Walter. Anton Koac, Penn Street, McCLEORY, James J. Mrs. C. E. O'Connor, BLOSETTO, Vincenzo. Carmine Blosetto, Natrona, Pa. 73 Greenhill Parkway, Worcester, Mass. Loreta, Apintino, Italy. LAMPARTER, Frederick C. Christ Lampar- McCLUNG, Christophor. Chriatophor A. Mc- BOES, Charles W. Von Boes, 304 Johnson * tar, Rahetha, Kans. Clung, Snow Hill, W. Va. A-venue, Lamned, KanS. LEMLEY, Ralph W. Mrs. Alice Lemley, Mel- McCLURE, H C. Mrs. Fannie B. Mc- BRINK, Stanley L. Miss Lilla Ludington, 16 rose, Iowa. Clure, Kinq City, Mo. North Second Street, Evansville, Wis. BYNIRM, Owen Douglas. Mrs. Florence . LINNtRSON, Axl . Carl 0. Linarson, 707 McPHAIL, Lindsay, Jr. Lindsay McPhail, sr., Seventeenth Street, San Diego, Cal. Park Ridge, Ill. Bynum, 2513 Sixth Avene, Birmingham, Ala. LINTON, Frederick. Harry Linton, 863 McWHIRK, Samuel J. Samuel MeWhirk, North Street, Logan, Ohio. Stanhope Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. CAR, Belvie. Mrs. Myrtle Cart, 211 Oak Street, San Antonio, Tax. LIP, Fred M. G. M. Lie, Concord, N. C. MAHONEY, John R. Mrs. Emily H. Ma- LPOVITe, Jacob. Aleander Lipovte, 240 honey, 30 Benefit Street, Providence, R. I. CURLEY, Joseph. John A. Curley, 709 Wal- nut Avenue, Faimont W. Va. East One hundred and tweaty-first Street, MAHONEY, William F. J. Mrs. Julia Ma- New York, N. Y. honey, 320 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, CURREAN, James D. Mrs. R. Campbell, 4906 N. Y. Montana Avenue, Cieago,, 111. MESSER. Joel M. Mrs. Hattie Messer, Gas- DACKIS, Charles A. Mike Pateinkie, 120 SECTION 1, DECEMIBER 23, 1918. Con. tonla, N. C. East Main Street, Durham, N. C. MITCHELL, Peter Paul. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, DAVIS, Edward D. George D. Davis, New- [The deaths reported in this section were box 206, Patton, Pa. ingion, Conn. mntedl in a previous issue of FirE OFiciAL MOTIRMAN, Harrison G. Mrs. Gustave Mohr- DIMARIO, Frank. Ettore Mazi, 720 Fourth S. BULaLrp-,. man, 117 West Broad Street, Palmyra, N. T. Street, Allentown, Pa. MOLES, Hollas. Henry Bridges, Arbackle, DIPILLA, Toney. Mrs. Gioconda Dipilla, The following casualties are reported Okla. Chianci. Italy. by the commanding general of the Amner- MOLLENHAUER, Fred A. Mrs. Elizabeth DOBRATZ, Arthur J. Mrs. Louise Dobrats, can Expeditionary Forces: Mollenhauer. 4218 South Thirty-third 864 Warren Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. DOCKINS, Auston. Mrs. C. J. Dockins, Severely Wounded. MUCK, hdward M. Martin Muck, 1014 Lando, S. C. Waters Street, Meadville, Pa. DODD Clarence J. Mrs. John Dodd, 1120 PRIVATES, MULDOWNEY, Edward. Mrs. Alice Muldow- Hugh Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. BANAHAN, James P. Mrs. P. J. Banahan, ney, 215 Highland Avenue, Woodlawn, Pa. DUFFY, Peter F. Mrs. Patrick Duffy, 18 Tre- 865 King Street, Denver, Cole. MULLEN, Charles J. John Mullen, 88 Madi- mont Street, Somersworth, N. H. BARSI, John. Fornicato Barsi, R. F. D. 2 son Street, Cortland, N. Y. DUKE, Lon B. Mrs. Hannah B. Duke, 507 Santa Rosa, Cal. OLSEN, Frank W. Mrs. Emma Olsen, Osh- Thirteenth Street, Columbus, Ga. BITNE, Reginald. Mrs. Jeane Bitner, 1000 kosh, Wis. DWIGHT, Arley S. Mrs. Ada Dwight, R. . Ontario Avenue, Renova, Pa. OLSON, Fred. Louis Olson, Stanchfield, Minn. D. 2. Gilman, Iowa. BORNAK, John M. Mrs. Elizabeth Ilavaty, EASTEY, Harold L. Mrs. S. L. Eastey, WI- 2407 East Thirty-ninth Street, Creveland, O'TOOLE, James J. Mrs. Annie O'Toole, nonn. Minn. 528 West Seventeenth Street, New York, Ohio. N. Y. EBERARDT, Henry R. Adolph Eberhardt, BOYD, Clay C. Mrs. Margaret Boyd, McKa- Caldwell, Tex. kill, Ark. PANICHELLI, Pasonale. Joseph Panichelli, ELLERY, William. Mrs. Clement L. Bd, BREALFIELD, William. Mrs. George M 827 Kenilworth Street, Phiadelphia, Pa. Railroad Avenue, Harrington Park, N. J. Rankin, Goss, Miss. 4 PANICKELLO, Gennaro P. Joe Panickello, ELLIOTT, Dolph Gerome. Mrs. Alice Prof- BRODIE. Clarence. Mrs. Margaret Nagel, Coral, Pa. far. Bloomfield, Mo. Commercial Hotel, Monroe, Mich. PANOSH, Leonel C. Louis Panosh, 2407 ELLIOT William. William Elliott, box 61, South Central Park Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BURKHART, John R. Mrs. Emma Burkhart, H. B.5,F lymiVa, Wash. 417 Rlace Street, Cumberland, Mfl. PARADISO, Gulseppe. Alexander Breseia, ELETON, Luther . Mrs. Velma P. Elston, CARSTEN, Clarence Henry. 332 Grove Street, Blue Island, Ill. Dallas, Pa. John A. Carsten, RUBIN, Nathan. Morris Rubin, 7 Adler Rocky Ridge, Ohio. MARLEY, Joseph L. Mrs. Joseph L. Farley, CHRISTENSEN, George. Morris Christensen, Place, Rochester, N. Y. 1219 Fifth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. 0 Estey Street, Roxhury, Mass. RUDEK, Philip R. Victor Rudek, FOWLER, Willie. Hollands Fowler, Royalton, Barnes- CLIFFORD, Kenneth. Mrs. Dorothy Clifford, Minn. ville, N. C. 2330 Russel Street, Berkeley, Cal. RUEHLMANN, Harry. Miss Myrtle Ruebl- FRYER, Louis. -- Mrs. Eunice B. Fryer, Min- COOMAN. Thomas F. Mrs. George Cooman, mann, Sadieville, Ky. oral Wells, Tex. 18 Orchid Street, Yonkers, N, Y. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN:' FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CRAWFORD, Cleborne W. Robert Harring- PERKINS, Henry. Mrs. Bezikisk Perkins, CONGO, Michael. Michael Taddonio, 29 Cor- ton, Eclectic, Ala. Dewftt, Va. nelia Street, New York, N. Y. CRESSIN, William. Miss W. Nelson, 336 PETRIE, George D. Mrs. Clarence Petrie, COOK. Alexander. George Cook, 738 Eighth West SeventeenthStreet, New York, N. Y. Weedsport, N. Y. Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. CUDOC, George. Toney Cudoc, Van Vorhels, PETROSKI, Louis J. Julius Petroski, Dillen- DA DETTI, Patsy. Mike Da Detti, Carplnj, Pa. vale, Ohio. Province of. Voc, Italy. CUNNINGHAM John W Mary Cunnigham, PFAB, John J. Aloysius Pfab, 227 Taylor DENNISON, Atley. Thomas Dennison, Short 55 South Twenty-thirI Street, Pittsburgh, Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. - Creek, Ky. Pa. PHILLIPS, Gerald. Mrs. Mary Phillips, 121 DOOLAN, William P. Mrs. Katherine Doolan, DALTON, Daniel Leo. Mrs. Mary Dalton, 10 Sylvan Street, New Haven, Conn. 129 Sanborn Street, Fitchburg, Mass. Brown Avenue, Cortland, N. Y. QUIRK, John E. William P. Quirk, 555 East EDGINS, George. Cleveland Edgins, Cave DANTZLER, Andrew. Lillie Bolton, McLain, Sixth Street, Erle. Pa. Springs, Ga. Miss. RATCLIFFE, John F. Mrs. Elizabeth Brum- EDWARDS, Clarence. Mrs. Fannie Houston, DEMMING, Virgil Curtis. Wilbur Demming, mett Laurel, Del. R. F. D. 1, Verona, Miss. R. F. D. 1, Beaverton, Mich. RHODES, Ward. Mrs. Mary Rhodes, 615 EVERLY, George. Mrs. Hatty Watkins, DENAULT, Emery J. Mrs. Emery Denault, West Third Street Oklahoma City, Okla. Walkerton, Ind. 284 Lake Street, St. Albans, Vt. ROBERTSON, Joseph. William H. Robertson, FENLON, Michael P. Charles Struby, At- DODDS, John B. Mrs. Elizabeth Dodds, 929 Stamford, Tex. lanta, Ga. Freeman Aienue, Cincinnati, Ohio. ROOTS, John R. John R. Roots, sr 1708 FERGUSON, Arthur 0. Samuel Ferguson, DURNER, Frederick John. Mrs. Kate Durner, Seaton Stredt NW. Washington, D. d. Hoytsville, Ohio. Roscoe, Sullivan County, N. Y. ROUGH, Homer Glen. Orrin Christopher FILIPOWICZ, Felix. Miss' Helen Filipowles, EVANS, Robert. Willie Evans, 316 South Rough, R. F. D. 6, Cochranton, Pa. Miaska, Novgorod, Russia. Second Street, Richmond Va. RUBINSTEIN, Harry. Mrs. Celia Rubinstein, FINA, Charlee C. John Fine, 602 Ridge FENNELLY, Martin J. irs. E. Harrington, 209 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Avenue, Allentown, Pa. 253 West Eighteenth Street, New York, RUSSELL, George A. George A. Russell, FITZGERALD, Edmond. Michael Fitzgerald, N. Y. Luther, Mont. 76 Louisiana Street, Buffalo, N. Y. FULD, Edward.' Mrs. H. Fuld 419 East FOWLER, Tom. Mrs. Bettle Fowler, Weldon, Fifty-second Street, New York, N. Y. RUTLEDGE, Petn. Will Rutledge, R. F. D. Tex. GADECKI, Steven. Walter Gadecki 4802 8, box 8, Paducah, Ky. FRIERSON, Luther . Mrs. Laura Frierson, South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, Ill SCHALK, Edward H. Mrs. Josephine Schalk, R. F. D. 1, Lyons, Ga. - GRIGGS, Mathew F. Peter Griggs, Wilber- 42 Southampton Street, Bufalo, N. Y. CARLAND, Andrew G. Mrs. Kathryn Brana- force, Ohio. SCHERER, John H. Mrs. Catherine Scherer, gan, 2716 Manton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. IIAGNER, Granville 0. 2683 Wilkins Avenue, 2540 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GREENBERG, Oscar. Miss Lena Greenberg, Baltimore, Md. SCHREIBER, George H. Mrs. Lilly M. 376 Columbus Avenue, New York, N. Y. HARTMAN, Allen S. Jacob Stuart Hartman, Schreiber, Mount Union, Pa. GUNN, John H. Van Gunn, R. F. D. 2, Sum- Cavetown, Md. SCHROEDER, WgIter. Mrs. Bertha Theisan, ner, Ga. HERVIEUX, Roland. Charles A. L. Hervieux, 1012 Fourth Ayenue, South Wausau, Wis. HAIVALA, John. Andrew Tikkanen, general 125 Gresham Street, Springfield, Mass. -SCHWAB, Edward A. Mrs. Sophie Schwab, delivery, Beacon Hill, Mich. HOLLIDAY, David E. Faye Holliday, R. F. box 17, Leetonia, Pa. HALL, James H. Bud McCullun, Tupelo, D. 2, Rockport, Jackson County, W. Va. SIAlfLEY, James. Mrs. Mary Shanley, 34 Miss. HONARD, Arthur J. Mrs. Catherine Honard, Peninsular Street, Battle Creek, Mich. HANOVER, Roy. Mrs. Mary Hanover, Shell- 1023 West Twentieth Street, Erie, Pa. . SHITMON, Victor J. Frank Shimon, R. F. D. burg, Iowa. HULL, Ercie M. Martin L. Hull, Osgood, 1, Rolfe, Iowa. HEESAKERS, Martin M. Isadore Charles, Ind. SINKHORN, George. Mrs. Annie Holt, 107 910 North Clay Street, Green Bay, Wis. HUNLEY, John H. Mrs. Rosa R. Hunley, Saunders Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. HIGHTOWER, Edward C. Richard D. High- 902 Georgia Street, Danville, Va. SMITH, Charles W. Mrs. Sara B. Hartman, tower, Boydton, Va. IRVING, 11 alter A. Mrs. Kate Irving, Sum- 1202 Sixth Avenue, Ford City, Pa. HINZ, Walter W. Mrs. Anne Hinz, 270 Hill- merhill, Cambria County, Pa. SMITH, Edward N. Mrs. Dorothy Guerin, side Avenue, Torrington, Conn. JACOBSON, Leonard. Miss Lena Ditaga, 205 946 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. HJORTSOE, Edward. Hans Hjortsoe, R. F. Silver Avenue, Stockton, Cal. SMITH, 'oorge H. Mrs. Edith Weldin, 387 D. 1, E1lk Rapids, Mich. JANSCHOCK, John A. Mrs. Anna Crocombe, Elm Street, Ravenna, Ohio. * HOSKINS, Ben Preston. Myley Pascal Hos- 128 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SMITH, James. Emma Harris, 4741 Wabash kins, R. F. D. 2, Corpus Christi, Tex. JOHNSON, Dennis. Mrs. Luvania H. John- Avenue, Chicago, Ill. HOUSTON, Eugene. Mrs. Christine Kemp, son, Sycamore, Ga. DOKOLOF, Irving. 545 Lackawanna Street, 15 Weed Street, Richmond, Va. JOHNSON, Edwin A. Mrs. Mary John- Brooklyn, N. Y. HUGHES, Arthur C. Andrew C. Hughes, son, R. F. D. 4, box 41 Elgin, II. SOURS, Fred. John H. Sours, R. F. D. 1, Greenville, Mo. JOHNSON, John S. J. 6. Williamson, Pem- Stanley, Va. JENKINS, William Lewis. Mrs. Katherine bina N Dak. SOWARDS, Russell. Amos Sowards, general Jenkins, Westville, Ill. JOHNSON, Karl C. William Johnson, Grants- delivery, Polkadotte, Ohio. JOHNSON, Jonnie. William J. Johnson, ville, W. Va. STEPHENS. John Henry. John Stephens, Windsor, N. C. JOHNSTON, Elvis. Mrs. Mabel Smith, Nar- Newfoundland, Ky. KAPTIK, Joe. Veton Kaptik, Medenevichy, rows, Ky. SURISE, Vito. Leo Innamorati, box 4, Frank- Russia. JONES, John E. Mrs. Edna Jones, 512 North linville, N. Y. KELLY, Samuel. Carimel Kelly, 1 Lake Elizabeth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. - TETTLETON, Cassius A. James R. Tettleton, Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. JUSTICE, Elias H. Mrs. Eliz Justice, 582 R. F. D. 1, Duncan, Okla. KETTERING, John. William Kettering, R. Vine Street, Chillicothe, Ohio. WALKER, Francis H. Mrs. Dora Shepler, F. D. 4,,Greensburg, Pa. KEEL, Owen H. Mrs. Maude Moody, Fort Cander, N. Dak. KETTLE, Harold S. Samuel S. Kettle, Henry, Tenn. WALLMAN, Carl 1. August Wallman, 75 Fruite, Colo. KEMPER, Charles J. Joseph Nell, 7930 North Water Street, Batavia, Ill. KITTLE, Forest E. Elmer Kittle, Oakwood, Ridge .Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. WASHINGTON, Frank H. Mrs. Cocnelius Ohio. KIESELBACH, Hugo. Felix Kieselbach, Washington, 2520 Webster Avenue, HOns- KREUL, George F. Mrs. Lewis Bach, Feni- Barnesville, Minn. ton, Tex. -. more, Wis. KITTS, Hugh. Mrs. Susan Kitts, Sutfon, WATTS, George II. James Watts, 1108 East KREULIK, Charlie. Joe Kreulik, Boulder, W. Va. Mason Street, Springfield, Ill. Colo. KLEIN, Harold B. John H. Klein, 362 Davey WELLINGTON. Cyrus A. Ohmsby Welling- KRUSZEWSKI, Frank. Anthony Kruszewskl, Street, Buffalo, N. Y. ton. Wbitewright, Tex. 6826 Fleet Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. KNIGGE, Richard. William Knigge, Files, WHEELER, Earl. Mrs. Fannie Talbot, 3434 LAGERSTAM, Herbert A. Mrs. Louise Eck- Idaho. Forest &venue, Chica o, lI. burg, Pecatonica, Ill. KUENSTLER, Frank H. Edward Kuenstler, WILLIAMS, Della G. James S. Williams, Dog LAURENZANO, Guiseppe. Mrs. Brigrds Ar- 1717 Conti Street, Custon, Tex. Creek, Ky. ieri, Portenza, Italy. KULLECK, Otto C. Richard Kulleck, 1240 WITMAN, Robert. Mrs. Clara Witman, 236 LEAVELY, George W. Mrs. Eliza LeaVely, School Street, Chicago, Ill. West Buttonwood Street, Reading, Pa. 5055 Keyson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LANN, Charles. Mrs. Rose Lann, 50 West ZACCARIA, Cosimo. Cisira Ciaccia, 178 Shet- LEWIS, Edwin. 75 South Franklin, Hemp. Forty-fifth Place, Chicago, Ill. land Avenue, East Liberty. Pa. stead, Long Island, N. Y. LEANDER, Christian. Mrs. Kate Leander, ALLEN, Timothy J. Mrs. Mary Allen, 742 LOUCKS, Arthur J. Judson Loucks, R. F, 557 West One hundred and seventy-fourth Lake Avenue, Manchester, N. H. - D. 2, Little Falls, N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y AMBRAMOVITZ, Max. Max Davidson, 5, LUDVIKSON, Isak. Gabriel Indvikson, Libby, LEE, Pierre. Moses J. Lee, Elba, Ala. Gunelia Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mont. LEWIS, Eugene. Mrs.- Sarah Lewis, 4249 ANTONIELLO, Antonio. Mrs. Tessie An- McELIIINNEY, Philip. Thomas McElhinney, Kennerly Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. toniello, 6 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Londonderry, Ireland. LEWIS, Mark T. Mrs. Leona Lewis, 348 ARMENT, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Arment, McINTEE, Sherman. Allen Melntee, Toone, South Main Street, Keyser, W. Va. 250 Newark Street, Hoboken, N. J. Arnone, Cas- Tenn. LIENERT 4 John Paul. Paul Lienert, Law- ARNONE, Salvatori. Guiseppe rence. i ebr. tro Fillippo, Sicily, Italy. MAZANEC, William. Joseph Mazanec, 402 LITVINIS, Adam. Frank L. Kopach, 518 BAKER, Charles Sylvester. Mrs. Alice Maud South Fifth Street. Louisiana, Mo.. West Sixth Street, Donora, Pa. Baker, East Prospect, Pa. MECHAM, Frank J. John Mecham, 911 MAYFIELD, John P. Mrs. Annie 0. May- BIASE, Anthony. Mrs. Annie Blase, 442 Center Street, Syracuse, N. Y. field, 1912 Biltmore Street, Washington, West One hundred and twenty-fifth Street, MENDEL, Ralph P. Dolly C. Mendel, R. F. D. C. New York, N. Y. D. 2, box 14, Lenora. Kans. MILLER. Henry E. Miss Mary Miller, route BROWN, William. Herman Brown, 16 Staf- MICKUTS, Charles. Wilhelm Mickuts Su- 4, Winston-Salem, N. C. ford Street, Jamestown, N. Y. evnne. Kovno, Russia. MILLER, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Miller, Parker, BURNS, Henry 0. Mrs. Eltha 0. Burns, MIRABELLA, Rocco. Michael Mirabella, Tenn. Glassmer, Pa. Carrife Auellino, Italy. MILAN, John W. Mrs. Anna Milan, Erin, BURYNASKI. Kestanty. Kazrina Burynaski, MOORE, Leonard L. William H. Moore, Del? Tenn. Norwich, Conn. win. Tex. PARADIS, Ernest G. Joe Paradis, Fort CHRISTIAN. Herbert Karl. Mrs. Anna Chris- NEILSEN, Louie N. Nick M. Neilsen, Tilla- Kent, Me. tnn, 712 Forest Street, Wausau, Wis. mook, Oreg. PATTERSON, Isiah Dago. Mrs. Georgie Pat- COLE, George, Jr. Mrs. Mary Cole, 196 High OLIVER. Sherman. Mrs. Dona Oliver, Cres- terson, Independence, La. Street, Hackensack, N. 1 ton, N. C. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ORLANDO, Ralph. Sante Orlando, R. F. D. BEYL, John J. Mrs. Ellen Bey], Natalbany, BARGY, Andrew J. Mrs. David B. Stowell, 1, Mabton, Wash. La. R. F. D. 3, Boyleston Center, Osweg6 OWENS, John I. Mrs. Kate Owens, 819 Lin- BIGGS, Joe. Mrs. Elnbra Hollis, R. F. D. 2, County, N. Y. den Street, Camden, N. J. Snpp Okla. MR BEAVER, Herman D. Mrs. Pearl B. Beaver, PANTANO Rosario. Salvain Pantain, 22 BRA , Ernest. Mrs. Rossa Brammer, Goldthwaite, Tex. Tunnel Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 55 Prosser Avenue, Elmwood Place Ohio. BLANKENSHIP William P. Joseph S. PARISH, Sullivan R. Steven Parish, 529 BRENNAN Basil E. Mrs. Florence )Itennan, Blankenship, Nemours W. Va. Linden Avenue, Steubenville, Ohio. 614 Rasack Avenue Centralia Ill BRANCH, Gather H. Mrs. Lorine Branch, PEGUES, Wellington. Mrs. Julia Pegues, BURKE, Joseph H. Mkrs. Josep D: Burke, Greenville, S. C. Darlington, S. C. 604 Baldwin Street, Waterbury, Cora. BROWN Arthur Bradley. Allanus Brown, PERRITT, Jesse N. N. S. Perritt, Hazel- CORBIN, Eugene. Mrs. Martha Corbin, 8959 R. F. )., Ayers Me. hurst, Miss. Warren Street Philadelphia, Pa. CADARIO, Petricle P. Louis B. Cadarlo, 79 PETEE, Elmer V. Mrs. Blanche Reade, 1457 'RY, Loyd Frank. Samuel Fry, New Stanton, Grant Street Somerville, Mass. Colton Street, Toledo, Ohio. Pa. CALLAHAN, dorneliu J. Miss Mary Calla- PICKETT, Grady C. Hugh W. Pickett, GABBARD, John. W. M. Gabbard, Ricetown, 1ian, 7 Prospect Street, Maynard, Mass. Prague, Okla. Ky CAMPBELL Ralph S. Mrs. Louisa Camp- PIER, John E. John E. Pier, sr. Slinger- GABRIELE Joseph. Carlo Gabriele, 558 be] Smitfhfield, Pa. lands. N. Y. - bummit Xvenne, Schenectady, N. Y. CAMPION, Edmund J. Alphonso Campion, POLKER, 'Fred H. Charles Polker, jr., 226 GARRIETT, William N. William B. Gar- 5826 Magnolia Avenue, Chicago, Ill. East Main Street, Napoleon, Ohio. riett, Bland Lake, Tex. CITRO, Luciano. Mrs. Michele Citro, Piazzo, POPP Oliver R. William Popp, R. F, D. 37 GARRISON, Arthut. Mrs. Lilly Garrison, Dipandola, Montrol Availlino, Italy. Eagle, Wis. Blanchester, Ohio. CLARK, David E. Fred R. Clark, Cairo, W. RANDALL, Paul S. Mrs. Martha Randall, GELWIX, Joe M. George W. Gelwix, Thayer, Vai. Athens, Ill. Kans. COOK, Galusha A. Arthur Cook, R. F. D. 1, RANDRIK, Walter. Joseph Hojnowski, 4721 GEORGE, William F. Mrs. Mary E. George, Nicholson Pa Middleton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 6324 North Lambert Street, Philadelphia, DAHL, Andrew N. Andrew N. Dahl, R. F. RAUMISCHUH, Joseph. Mrs. Elizabeth Raum- Pa D. Lake Benton Minn. schub, 1314 South Ninth Street, St. Louis, GIEBER, Leo A. James Gieber Wayne, Kans. DALE , Bernard. Mars. Irettla Bancroft, 96 Mo. GUZIEL, John S. Mrs. Katie- Guzel, 811 Moger Avenue, Mount Kisco N Y. RIEDL. Oswald. Mrs. Dorthy M. Riedl, South Wyoming Avenue, QCranton, Pa. DARAKIS, Michael. George Darakis, 16 Pitt 4537 Friendship Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. HALL, John T. Mrs. Ellen Hall, 541 Main Street, N4ew Brunswick, N. J. RODGERS, Albert. Joseph Rodgers, 3267 Street, Winsted, Conn. DEAN, Harold M. Mrs. Alice Dean, 9 Teddy Hallis Street, Oakland, Cal. HARRIS, Watson. Mrs. Geneva Harris, R. Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. ROSNICK, John. Mrs. Susie Rosnick, 1 F. D. 2, Yatesville, Ga. DEAN, Leo P. Miss Mary F. Dean, 6706 Main Street, Scott Haven, Pa. HECKER, Raymond. Mrs. Mary Hecker, 120 Parnell Avenue, Chicago Ill. RUDOLPH, William. Mrs. Martha Levinsky, Fourth Street, Newark, N. J. DE GIACOMO, Jacob. dasperino Picciano, Oak Park, Ill. HOOK, Manuel. William Hook, 25 North 812 Wharton Street, Philadelphia Pa. RUSSELL, Harry. R. F. D. 14, Arlington, Seventeenth Street, College Point, N, Y. DELANEY, George S. Hazel F. Delaney, 540 Ohio. HULAND, Albert L. James M. Huland, 568 West Main Street, Grafton, W. Va. SCHUMACKER, Edward. Mrs. Barbara Connecticut Avenue, Rochester, Pa. DRIGGS, Otey T. Mrs. Marie C. Driggs, R. Schumacker, 103 Habicht Street, Johns- HUNDLEY, Willie G. G. W. Hundley, F. D. 1, Shipwith, Va. town, Pa. Copper Hill, Va. EAVES, James. Mrs. Jennie Guyton, Shelby, SEEMAN, Herman E. Walter W. Broadaway, IRWIN, William L. John W. Irwin, care of N. Y. Jonesboro, Ark. Grand Trunk Depot, Bay City Mich. EVANS, David. Mrs. Lena Evans, Jackson- SHEA, Joseph T. Mrs. Ellen Shea, 65 Beach JACKSON, Noah B. John E. ackson, Maer- ville, Ohio. Street, New Haven, Conn. fill, Iowa. FRISBIE, Frank. Mrs. Caroline- Frisble, SIIRIEVES, Robert l. Mrs. Mary E. JACKSON Ray Mrs. Ida Jackson, 422 Sum- Odell, Nebr. Shrieves, Hopkins, Va. merset Street, Baltimore, Md. HAWKINS, David B. Mrs. Mary Hawkins, SIMS, Edward E. James S. Sims, 2100 Beau- JORGENSEN, Bert. Rasmas G. Jorgensen, R. F. D. 3, Darlington, S. C. mont, Dallas Tex. North City Limits Ogden, Utah. HELD, Jacob L. Miss Theresa Held, 1240 SLATER, Irving J. Mrs. Elen Slater, 29 Pike KEENAN, Harry. Mrs. Emma G. Keenan, West Delaware Avenue, Toledo Ohio, Street, Carbondale, Pa. 170 West Monmouth Street, Philadelphia, HENDRIX, Herman. William M. Hendrix, SLATER, John. D. Harry Slater, R. F. D. Pa. 659 Winslow Street, Fayetteville, N. C. 18, Rawson, Ohio. KELLY, James Edw. Terrance Kelly, R. F. D. HOUGH, Harry. Mrs. Anna Hough, 2711 SMART, Bucher. William P. Smart, R. V. 1. 2, Sublette, Ill. Harrison Street: Chicago, Ill. 3, Forest City, N. C. KLINE, Harry A. Mrs. Emma Kline, R. F. IVERSON Jack J Iverson, Silverton, Oreg. SMITH, Francis J. Mrs. Mary Smith, Maple D. 1, Twining, Mich. JOHNSON, Milton. John J. Johnson, 1966 Lake, Minn. KNISLEY, William Mck. Harry E. Knisley, Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. STEWARD, George. Sam Steward, Princeis, 1714 Church Street, Lynchburg, Va. KEMPER, Abraham. Mrs. Ida Kemper, 748 Ky. KUNZELMAN, Anthony John. Mrs. Helen Pierce Street, Baltimore, Md. * STONE, Asel N. William Darrow, 11 Lawton Kunzelman, 127 Phillips Street, Mount KOOPMAN, Martin Ernest. Mrs. Madgelene Avenue, Binghampton, N. Y. Oliver P. 0., Pittsburgh, Pa. Koopman, Fulda, Allan. SUNDERLAND, Frank E. Lee W. Sunder- LAWRENCE, Charles. Mrs. Ellen Lawrence, KRIEGER, Martin August. Adolph Krieger, land, Shelby, S. Dak. 25 Bluefield Avenue, Bluefield, W. Va. Fonfelt, Mo. SWENO, Glenn. Carl Sweno, R. F. D. 4, LEDI, Luigi. Coronet Collo, 540 South Second LASKOWSKI, John. Adam Laskowski,*1623 Whitewater. Wis. Street, Camden, N. J. Holt Avenue, Chicago, Ill. TI ACKER, .William. James Thacker, 811 LEE. Albert D. James Lee, Madras, Oreg. LINDQUIST, John A. Charles R. Williams, Maple Avenue, Burlington, N. C. LITTLEFIELD, Russell R. Daniel Littlelield, 11 Sheridan Street, Lyon, Mass. THERY. Elmer Edmund. Mrs. Marie Thery, 323 Water Street, Petoskey, Mich. LOBOWITCH, Joseph. irs. Emma Lobo- 2249 Frank Street, Racine, Wis. LITTLEJOHN, Guy. Mrs. Sallie Teliska, R. witch, 214 East Seventy-third Street, New TILLETT, John. Mrs. Mary Tillett, R. F. D. F. D. 1, Whittier, N. C. York, N. Y. - 1. Bathgate, N. Dak. McKNIGHT, Charles H. Henry McKnight, LOGGIA, Angelo. Mrs. Rose Bogninno, 5 TREAKLE, Roy. Mrs. Sarah A. Treakle, box 181, Braznell, Pa. Revere Place, Boston, Mass. Middletown, Ill. McVEY, Thomas J. John McVey, R. F. D. 2, LUM, Harold R. Mrs. Rose Lum, River Road, TYMCHOKE, Michael. Alilonora Szlipots, Killeen. Tex. La Salle, N. Y. 890 Orleans Street,. Detroit, Mich. MANNING, George Lafayette. Mrs. Cynthia LUMLEY, Harold T. Mrs. Helen M. Lumley, VAUGHN, Homer J. Robert S. Vaughn, Spira, Manning, box 812, Sulphur, Okla. 38 Riverside Avenuie, Byffalo, N. Y. Okla. MANNING, Robert Edward. George A. Man- LYON, Albert J. James R. Lyon, Woolwine, VIOLA, Peter. Nick Fascarlle, 37 Alexander ning, R. F. D. 6, Phoenix Ariz. Va. Street, Albany, N. Y. MEIDHOF, Herbert M. Yohn Meidhof, 94 LYON, Claude V. Mrs. E. A. Lyon, 1644 WHITACRE, Joseph A. Mrs. Hazel Whit- Laidlaw Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. North Street, Pittsfield, Mass. acre, 1314 Odell Street, Great Bend, Kans. MOORE, Andrew. William Brewer, R. F. D. McGOWAN. Robert E. Mrs. Margaret Mc- WILSON, Arlie Esmond. Mrs. George P. 1, Bear Creek, Ala. gowan, 2493 Washington Street, Roxbury, Brooks, Fairview, W. Va. PROTOCELLO, Carmelo. Mrs. Maria Spidalo, Mass. WINBUSH, Percy A. Mrs. Mary Rudd, gen- 1132 North Seventeenth Street, Omaha, MULITERN, Joseph J. irs. Mary Mulhern, eral delivery, Vernon Hill. Va. Nebr. 2317 Olive Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WITT. William M. John Witt, East Roches- PRUITT Walter V. Mrs. Julia Pruitt, R. F. NEIL, Leonard Franklin. John Neil, 321 ter. N. Y. D. 1, keneea, S. C. Gordon Street, Columbia, Mo. WODE, Raymond C. Mrs. Emma Wode, 447 ROACH, Telesphours. Mrs. Margaret Roach, NOONAN, Daniel M. Mrs. Mary J. Noonan, New Point Road. Elizabeth, N. J. 110 Athel Avenue, East Syracuse, N. Y. Highwood, Mont. WOLFF, Henry James. Mrs. Anna Wolff, SCOTT, Walter. Mrs. Elvira Scott, 223 Tal- 4063 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. madge Street, Columbus, Ohio. NKISSER, Albert. Chris Nusser, 39 Boggs WOOD, William J. James R. Wood, De Soto, SMITH, Seth Adelbert. Charles S. Smith, Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mo. Bowdle S. Dak. O'BRIEN, Francis F. Daniel O'Brien, Com- YOTNGMAN. Edward. Mrs. Laura Arnold, SOKAS, bionysios. Tom Sokas, Tzorvants, stock Park. Mich. Tinton, Ind. Olympas, Greece. CHNESORGEN. William. William Chnesor- ADUKAS, Adam. Jacob Adukas. 1316 South THIEL, August S. Mrs. Rose Thiel, 106 gen, general delivery, Benson, Ariz. Thirty-sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. - South Sixth Street, Newark. N. J. OXIER, Newman. Lewis Oxier, Albright, AGUIRRE, Alberto. Eligio Aguirre, Rodey, THOMPSON, Wilmer V. Mrs. Tibertha A. W. Va. N. Mex. Thompson, R. F. D. 1. Rockwall, Tex. 1'CIFIC. U;isci. Primo Vinni, 410 Park ALSCHULER, George V. Miss Vera Al- VANDYKE, Harry H. Mrs. Nannie Vandyke, ' Street, South Amboy, N. J. sebuler. 0, Savoy Court, Lansing, Mich. Ii. F. D. 5. Paris, Tenn. I'AWLIKOWSKL. Alexander. Miss Mary Paw- ARCIIULETA, Marcelano. Vincento Archa- VARANO. Nicola. Charlie Pracipie, 501 hiov ski, Holeniscev nost office, Ilusiatin, leta, Cleveland, N. MAex. North Shamokin Street, Shamokin, Pa. Holoniseev, Padolski, Russia. AIRESKOG, Willii. Mrs. Alice Areskog, 702 WATSON, Samuel E. J. W. Watson, 4025 PHILLIPS, Clarence B. John J. Phillips, Union Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nyott Avenue, College Place, Columbia, S. C. Lowlier-ek. S. C. ARNOLD, George E. John Arnold, R. F. D. 2, ARATA, Stephen R. Stephen Arata, 1037 PIETi)OKOVICN. Vasil. George lietokovich, Woodward, Iowa. Pacific Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Iamara, Smarl~i (provinee), Russia. AUTIO, Jonas, Mrs. Jennie Rivers. 613 Vine BAKER, Thomas C. M. F. Baker, Pilot Rock, PIKE, Charles. Mrs. S. E. Pike, South Deer- Street, Negaunee, Mich. Oreg. field. Ma-. 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PORRAL, Gregory 0. Nonasco Porral, Cadi- FEAZELL, George G. Mrs. Bertie Feazell, 17 POLLIO, Antonio. Moteve Polounos, 1011 gara, Leyte, Philippine Islands. King Street, Bristol, Va. Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRINDIVILLE, Leo M. Mrs. Mary E. Prin- FEG Victor H. Mrs. Victor Boyer Feg- PORTER, James J. Mrs. Lillian Russell, 9 diville, 225 North Sixth Street, San Jose, ley. 4714 Rosehill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Poplar Street, Boston, Mass. Cal. FOSTI, Orin L. Mrs. Irma Foster, Green PUCKETT, Harry II. Jesse F. Puckett, Mun- RASK, Gust L. Charles G. Bask, St. James, City, Mo. fordville, Hart County, Ky. Minn. FOUR'fENBAUGH, Ellwood F. Mrs. Mary C. RAUCKHORST, Clarence H. George Rauck- REESE, James P. Mrs. Gracy F. Reese, 106 Fourtenbaagh, Oberlin, Pa. horst, sr., 87 North Twentieth Street, Ken- North Buchanan Street, Amarillo, Tex. FROMVILLER, Archie C. Michael Fromvil- more, Ohio. RICE, Raymond. Miss Florence Smith, Addl- Sler, R. F. D. 49, Davison, Mich. REITTER, Otto J. Mrs. Anna Reitter, Mor- son, N. Y. CAINEY, David Cleveland, Mrs. Mary Gainey, ton, M1nn. RICHARDSON, Thirmon M. Mrs. Lydia H. R. F. D. 6, Clinton, N. C. ROBERTS, Robert W. Mrs. Ella Lottis, Tins- Richardson, R. P. D. 1, Nashville, TenD. GALLOS, Frank. Mrs. Mary A. Gallos, 325 ley Bottom, Tenn. RICHERT, Adolph M. Mklebael Richert, 2250 Nepperhan Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. ROBERTS, William F. John C. Roberts, Blandon Place, St. Louis, Mo. GAUDETTE, Oliver, Jr. Mrs. Delma Gan- Midland, Tex. SHUBERT, Andrew A. Mrs. Amelia Shubert, dette, 40 Mechanic Street, Spencer, Mass. RODENBERRY, Ernest. Mrs. Columbia Ro- 214 Main Street, Dupont, Pa. GOIST, Amos D. Miss Florence Mentzer, denberry, Neelys Landing, Mo. SPEES, Emmett H. Mrs. Nellie C. Spees, Terre Hill, Pa. RUFF, Walter L. John S. Ruiff Newberry, Carrsville, Ky. GVRAGHTY, Arthur F. Mrs. Arthur Ge- S. C. STACKHOUSE, Alden. Mrs, Bertha Chatley, raghty, lifton Avenue, Mingo Junction, RUPE, Roy H. Henry C. Rupe, 226 North 2241 Felton Street Philadelphia, Pa. Ohio. Tlvenlieth Street, Richmond, Ind. STOCKDALE, Karl lo1. Ayrs. Bridget Stock- GIONFREDDO, Polo. Tony Glonfreddo, op- SEIVER Alfred. Mrs. Lucie Saiver, R. F. D. dale, R. F. D. 2, Prescott, Mich. posite William Francis Place, Bloomfield, 3, Stanford, Ky. SULLIVAN, John L. Margaret Sullivan, 126 Conn. SERAFINELLI, Augusto. Mrs. Mary Seifl- East Eighty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. GIORNONE, Nicola. Samuel Giornone, 21 nelli, Grotto De Castro, Rome Italy SWAN, Alfred M. Lafayette Swan, 13 Fair- Factory Street, Ansonia, Conn. SNOWFLY, Moses Pa Joseph Snowny, Rose- mont Street, Winchester, Mass. GLANCY, Dorcy E. Joseph Glancy, 203 Lln- bud, S. Dak. SZEPIETOWSKI, Stanley. Bolestaw Szepie- caln Avenue, Meadville, Pa. SORANNO, Francisco. Donato Soranno, towski, 304 Fortieth Street, Pittsburgh, a. GORDA, Charles. Mrs. Mary Dalton, general Meadham, N. J. SEWEDA, Mathews. Peter Szweda, 1463 delivery Flat River, Mo. SOLOWAY, Elias. Mrs. Rosie Soloway, 21 Junction Street. Detroit, Mich. GREENHI6RN, James. Mrs. Martha Green- Rest One hundred and tenth Street, New TOWNSEND, Council. Will Townsend, R. F. horn, 'Barton, Md. York, N. Y. D. 1, box 60, Albany, Ala: GUSS, Wilbur M. Mrs. Laura M. Spade, R. SPARWASSER, Edward W. Herman J. Spar- TRELLO, Patsy. John Trello, Lenola, Ca- F. D. 20, East Akron, Ohio. wasser, Glasco, Kans. serta, Italy. HAGEN, John. John Hagen, box 41, Cudahy, STANGATO, Michael. Mrs. Nicoletta Stan- UNIEWICZ, 5Vaclaw. Mrs. Katie Metro, War- Wis. gato, South Catarmi, Italy. riors Run, Pa. HALEY, Charles R. Mrs. Charles R. Haley, STANIEWSKI, Jan. Mrs. Frances Gnu- URGO, William: Nick Urgo, 315 East Twelfth 90 Strauss Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. esynska, 6308 Lansing Avenue, Cleveland, Street, New York, N. Y. -HARRIS, Roy 0. S.* W. Harris, Kirkwood Ohio. VACIHETTA, John. Mrs. Florence Vachetta, rigs y. STOUT, William. Louis Stout, 408 North 3591 Elmhurst Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HEBLOM, Victor J. Eric Hedbloom, R. F. Eighth Street, Baltimore, Md. VANDERGRIFT. Frank W. Mrs. Laura A. D. 1, Cambridge, Ill. STURGEON, Walter B. Mrs. Elizabeth 1andergrift, Showell, Md. HENDRICKSON, Arthur. Miss Emma Hen- Averiett, 1017 Germania Avenue, Indian- VERHOW, William D. Mrs. Isabell Verhow, drickson, 5305 White Avenue, Cleveland, plIsnld. Macedon Center, N. Y. Ohio. S WEET Charles. Miss Ethel Sebal, 2640 VERNON, Rual. A. C. Vernon, B. F. D. 5, HiRRON, William M. Mrs. Harry E. Mosey, East Forty-eighth Place, Cleveland, Ohio. Mount Airy, N. C. TRACY, James L. Mrs. Mary Tracy, 3908 313 1003 East Thompson Street, Maryville, Mo. VOGEL. Erancis A. Mrs. Annie Vogel, HICKS, James L. Mrs. Mollie Hicks, Hills- East Ninety-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. East Tenth Street, Reading, Pa. TRAVERS, Nelson. Miss Isabelle Travers, WATSON, Ernest Farr. John Watson, Win- oro, N. C. HIGHMAN, Thurman D. Duncan Highman, 1613 East Gordon Avenue, Spokane, Wash, field, Mo. Sarahville, Ohio. TUTTLE, Chester Percy. Mrs. Ada Jane ZIGLER, Peter. Mrs. Henrietta Brown, R. Oxford, Mass. F. 1% 2, Cameron, HILBER. Louis B. Mrs. Helen E. Hilber, R. Tuttle, -S. C. F. D. 3, Marathon, Wis. TWENTY-FIVE. John. Anthony Twenty-five, ZIROLLI, Giovanni. Vincenzo Zirolli, Fond, HILBUN, Edwards B. Mrs. Elgie Hilbun, .Province of Caserta Pioiaterry, Italy. Italy. VARRONE, Louis. Anthony Varrone, Diant Lan- Meridian, Tex. ALDAHL, George 0. Louis 0. Aldahi, HOLDER, Calvin T. Lorenzo D. Holder, Mil- Di Carreeso, Italy. sing, Mich. VERNON, George W. W. F. Vernon, Ring- ANASTASIOTJ, Stavros A. Mrs. P. Anasta- ler, Okla. HOLLAND, Jesse H. Mrs. Mary F. Holland, gold, Va. slou, Karanda Thevon, Greece. WELSH, Thomas J., jr. Thomas J. Welsh, BATTIST33SCO, Chireno, Tex. Silvio. Battista Battistesco, HUNTER, Eddie. Mrs. Victoria B. Hunter, 102 Pasadena Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gordona Di Sombrio, Italy. WHITE, Ange. Mrs. Adelaide White, 6 E. Peter Bernhard, Mor- R. F. D. 3, box 6, Rocky Mount, N. C. BERNHARD, Albert JORDAN. Herman. Bennette Jordan, Wades- Grand Street, Hartford, Conn. ris Ranch, Tex. BAKER, Thomas. George Baker, Tellico BURGER, John W. Mrs. Marie Burger, 1018 boro, N. C. JUSTICE, Orville H. Hamilton Justice, 1105 Plains, Tenn. Fohbes Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. BALINSKY, William M. Adam Balinsky, BOBERG, Clark Street, New Albany, Ind. Erwin J. H. Mrs. Lana Boberg, KAJI, William Byron. Miss Beatrice Kaji, 1826 Ontario Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Little Valley. N. Y. BICEUM, Robert D. Mrs. H. Biceum, 402 Bondar, Kumanote Ken Kaminashiki Gun Ozaka BONDAR, Fedar, Mrs. Yofemia Mura, Tokyo, Japan. Walnut Street, Springfield, Mass. Grodna Kowrn, Russia. BOYCE, Delo. Mrs. Alice C. Boyce, Main BOYER, Arthur J. Simon Boyer, 41 Lewis LUND, Carl J. Fritz Lund, 1523 Fifth Ave- nue, Arnold, Pa. Street, Hill, N. H. Street, Fall River. Mass. BALL, William H. Mrs. Mary Ball, 295 BRENDLE, Hariy M. Noah W. Brendle, R. F. MAFFE, Patsy. Mrs. Jennic Maife, Rice, Province of Camerta. Italy. Broad Street. Newark, N. J. D. 3, Somerset, Pa. BRAIMBRIDGE, Henry R. Mrs. Hattie II. CARNWRIGHT, George R. Charles Carn- MELIA, John J. Mrs. Julia Melia, 1317 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Braimbridge, 726 Deeatur Street, Brooklyn, wright,, 8 Livinston Street, Saugerties, N. Y. N. Y. McCARTHY, Frank P. Mrs. Catherine Fay, 571 Myrtle Avenue, Eridgeport, Conn. BREWER, Amos. Mrs. Mary S. Brewer, CARTER, Wade. toe Carter, Lawrenceburg, MCGRAW, Edward F. Mrs. Mary McGraw, Salina, Pa. Ky. 549 East Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio. BROWN, Robert L. Mrs. Jesse Brown, 2158 CASS, George C. Mrs. Alta E. Cass, R. F. D. MILLER, Joseph W. Louis P. Miller, 617 East Norris Street, Philadelphia. Pa. 1, Kellogg, Iowa. East Main Street, Springfield, Ohio. BORNSCHEUER, Ernest. Mrs. Clara Born- CASTER, Joe. Mrs. Bertha Bongard, 400 Sec- MOORE, Hile. Edward A. Parlet, Prosser, scheuer, 206 Market Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. end Avenue, South St. Paul, Minn. Wash. BROWN, William James. Mrs. Blanche CHIPIAN, Jack H. Harriet Chipman, Ban- MURPHY, Raymond L. Mrs. John Murphy, Brown, Cottonwood Falls, Kans. dera. Tex. New Egypt, N. J. BUMGARDNER, Charles. Mrs. Grace Bum- CLARK, George R. J. D. Ucker, Lost Springs, NADEL, Harry. Mrs. Bertha Gallberg, 129 gardner, R. F. D. 4, Lawrenceville, Ill. Kans. BURNETT, Van. Mrs. Sarah Burnett, R. F. Amboy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 1. box 70. Bristol, Tenn. DAHMON, Ferdinand. John Dahman, R. F. D. NEAL, Gatliff. James C. Goode, Pine Knot, BUTTERFIELD, William Henry. Mrs. Lena 1. Piers, Min. Ky. Butterfield, 138 Rugby Street, Providence, DAVIS, Arthur. Robert Davis, R. F. D. 3, NICK, Joseph. Joseph Nick, 1007 Washington R. I. Jefferson City, Mo. Avenue, Monaca, Pa. CALUREO, Stifanos. George Calureo, Via- DAVY, Mark. Mrs. Emma Davy, Sunbury, NUGENT, Albert. Mrs. Lillian Dohl, 1727 than. Gafallonis, Greece. Ohio. First Avenue, New York, N. Y. CARUSO. Nicola. Mrs. Raffaelo Caruso, Ter- DEACON, Albert S. Oliver B. Deacon, 276 OGLESBY, John W. Mrs. Maggie Oglesby, moli. Provincia Di Compobasso. Italy. Princeton Street, East Boston, Mass. R. F. D. 4, Knoxville, Tenn. CATSEDEMAS, Tony D. George Baloras, box DISTEFANO, Romolo. Sabatino Distefano, OLSON, Harry 0. Mrs. Lena Olson, 1130 401. Kenilworth, Utah. Aquila, Province Pizzoli, Italy. Grant Street, Morris, Ill. CHOATE, Reuben. Jake Choate, Little Crab. DUPREE, Wallace. William Dupree, Green OLSON, Olaf E. Mona Olson, 2950 North Tenn. Castle. Mo. Dupont Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. CIORBA, Albert Francis. Mrs. Francis DAMRON, William H. Matt Damron, R. F. PARAZINSKI. Frank L. Mrs. Josephine Par- Chorba. 231 East Sixty-elghth Street, New D. 1, Dunlow, W. Va. azinski, 328 Thompson Street, Toledo, Ohio. York. N. Y. ECK, Howard W. George D. Fisher, 1029 PENTOLA, Anthony. Mrs. Angela Pentola, CONNELL, Duncan C. Duncan Connell, 230 Spring Street, Reading, Pa. 134 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. North Dale Street. St. Eaul, Minn. FALLETTA, Paul. Mrs. Rose Falleta, 225 PERKOSKI, Frank. John Perkoski, Maco- CROSSETT. Calvin D. Herbert Crossett, 74 Sixty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. naewa, Pa. Ocean Avenue, Portland, Me. FARHO, Andre. Mrs. Carlal&Seepette, Ariti, PETER'SON, Andrew f. Mrs. Regana Peter- CHlUMP. Earl F. Joseph Crump. Ansonville, Abruzzi, Italy. son, 4524 Marcy Avenue. Omaha, Nebr. N. C. FAULDS. Norman. Mrs. Mary F. Faulds, 34 PICKENS. Horace D. V. S. Pickens, Pon- DIACHUK. Mike. Felix Diachuk, New Cas- Carrie Street, Schenectady, N. Y. totoc, 1Mi-. tie, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL -U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING DOWDELL, Paul A. Mrs. Ona Spinley, 1108 BROWN, Gordon. Harry P. Brown, 8900 SPECK, Charles. 'Mrs. J. E. Coy, Deer Lodge, Jefferson Street, Philadelphia Pa. Soth Fifth Street, Altoons Pa. Mont. ELLIOTT, Philip. Mrs. Charles Elliott, 23 BUCKLEY, Dennis j. John Buckley, 1912 SPEIGHT, Walter 0. Joseph M. Speight, Clark Street, Mankato, Minn. Elm Street, Baltimore, Md. rural route 1, Cowpens, S. C. EVES, John C. Amos Eves, 921 Hamilton BURKE, John T. Harry Curry, Elk Point, STEMPLE, Roy J. Miss Delma Stemple, Boulevard, Hagerstowil, Md. S. Dak. Losie, W. Va. FARRY, John. James Farry, 21 Catherine BUSHEY, Charles M. Mrs. Anna Bushey, SUMMERI1 Leroy kyver. Mrs. Bessie Street, Albany, N. Y. Porter Wash. Summeri1 4543 North Twentieth Street, FELLER, Thomas J. Mrs. George Feller, 523 BUTLR, Levant P. Miles G. Butler, 750 Philadelplia, Pa. Forty-ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Paterson Street, Flint, Mich. SURGINER, George P. Mrs. Clara Sur- FLETCHER, Warren H. Joseph Fletcher, CAHILL, Jeseph M. Mrs. Elizabeth Fitz- giner, Arthur, Oka. Ileyworth, Ill. gerald, 1255 East Eighth Street, Brooklyn, SWAIN, Olive T. Isaac C. Swain, Belle FORBIS, Walter M. M, F. Forbi, Chillicothe, N. Y. Grove, Md. Mo. CAMPBELL, Harvey E. Mrm. Laura Camp- TAYLOR, Tidal S. Mrs. Irene Taylor, Lynch GARRISON, Leo B. Mrs. Susie Smith, Min- bell, R. F. ]". 1, box 105, Elgin, Tex. Station, Va. turn, Ark. CANFIELD, Todd. Mrs. Atha Canfield, Me- TOMASCK, James. A. F. Tomasek, 3057 GIBSON, William H. Mrs. Gertrude G. Davis, dina, Ohio. Broadway, Lorain, Ohio. 421 South Walnut Street, Hopkinsville, KY. CARLILE, Jay. Mrs. Abbie Carlile, 112 Mill TOMCZAK, Walter S. Mrs. Sally Gospodarek, GINSBURG, Harry I. Karni Ginsburg, 14 Street, Kent, Ohio. 822 North May Street, Chicago, Ill. Pearl Street, New Haven, Con. CHRISTOPHER, William. Stephen Wislano, VAUGHAN, Godwin C, Mrs. Miriam R. CO)ZISZ, Paul. Mrs. Agnes Juzvlak, 51 69 Frenean Street, Rahway, N. J. Vaughan, 615 Central Avenue, Suffolk, Va. Hugo Avenue, Hamtramck, Mich. CLARK, Roy L. Mrs. Maggie Bridgman, R. VON REKOWSKY, Frederick F. Bernard HARTLER, Curt A. Jul11s Hartier, 1535 F. D. 3, Moweaqua, Ill. Von Rekowsky, 338 East Fifty-fifth Street, Larimer Street, Denver, Cole. COHEN, Joseph. Mayer Cohen, 954 Rocka- New York, N. Y.' HEATH, Robert G. Mrs. Alice Heath, box way Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. YOSS, William R. Hoike Vos., 2101A Wash- 189, Rockaway, N. J. COMBS, Frank 1). Edward Combs, Madison, ington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. HELPINSTILL, Jewell. John H. Helpinstill, S. Dak. WALKER, Burse K. J. W. Walker, Lafay- R. F. D. 2, Cushing. Tex. CONNERS, James F. Mrs. Nora Conners, 32 ette, Ga. HTJDON, Alfred F. Victor Hudon, box 15t Lexington Avenue, Brooklyll- N. Y. WARDELL. Arwood M. Mrs. Charles Finley, Salmon Falls, N. H COTTRELL, Harry L. William Cottrell, 30 Im oad Street, Battle Creek, Mich. HUGGINS, Caswell. Sam C. Huggins, Drake, Princeton, Mo. WAREN, Edwin. E. P. Jackson, Lansing, S. C. COX, John W. Mrs. Ida J. Cox, B. F. D. 2, Kans JACOBS, Neal. John Jacobs, R. F. D. 1, Rose Huntlahd, Tenn. RARINAWSKE, Anthony. Mrs. Adam Penn- Hill, Iowa. CRIST, Morris. W. E. Crist, Hillsboro Kans. lis, 1420 Robinson Street, Niagara Falls, JIMBIRSKI, Jack. Mike Kobaki, 1012 West DEAR, Ben F. Miss Nila Dear, Alto, Tex, N. Y. Thirty-drt Place, Chicago, Ill. McNEILL, Luther f. Charles McNeill, Red WEST, George W. Mrs. Anna J. West, R. F. JOHNSON, Robert. Moose Lodge 229, Aber- Springs, N. C. D. 2, Millaboro, Cal. deen, Wash. WARNER, Carl. Miss Elizabeth Fink, Better- Tl OLF, Joseph. John K. Wolf, Zealand, KOLB, Raymond K. Mrs. Annie Duneon, 995 ton. Kent County, Md. N. Dak. East Thirty-seventh Street, Los Angeles, MAYFIELD, Harry E. Mrs. Weanie L. May- WOLFINBAFGER, Willard Rowland. Lewis Cal. field, McCrary, Ark. Kanneagiesser, .1barion, Nans. KORNIS. Morris L. Samuel Koronitzky, 14 M1MAHAN, Charles. lMrs. Dorthy McMahan, ZALLA, Frank. Joe Lwrence, 321 North Wall Street, Boston, Mass. Windfall, Ind. Frank~lin Street, Syracuse, N. F. ROYACSIK, Steven. Joseph Kovacsik, Can- MIHA.LL, John. John Mihiall. Percy, Pa. ZINDFLL, Abraham. Richard H. Zindell, 149 nonsburg, Pa. MILLER, Charles E. John Miller, Riderwood, I'uiton Street, Youngstown, Ohio. KULSZA, John. Stanislaw Wulsza, Warsaw, Baltimore County, Md. ZIPPE, Robert. John Zippe. 60 Strong Street. Poland, Russia. MINGtS, Rosco. Mrs. Anna Mingus, Har- LAGE, James. Coronia, Long Island, N. Y. itrs. Fred Lage, Gladbrook, ned, Ky. ALBANESE, Pasquale. Mrs. Atomete Alba- , Iowa. MURPHY. Oval. Mrs. Cetonrac Murphy, naso , Roccalinna, Prooince'oef Decasarta, LANCEY, Stephen. Stephen Lancey, 110 Car- H. F. 13. 7, Mount Juliet, TenD. penter Street, Philadelphia, Pa. NEFF. Earl Lester. Mrs. Nellie Neff, R. FV,D. LAUBE, Benjamin. Mrs. Varrie Laube, 2189 1, Withee, Wis. BERCI, Isaac. David Berch, 763 Trinity Seventh Avenue, New York City, N. Y. Avenue, New York, N. Y. LEONARDO, Enrieo. Emilo Leonardo, West NELSON, James P. Mrs. Mary Nelson, box BEHIS, John James. Mike Konkis, 218 Park Hoboken, N. J. G, Russell, Ill. Place, Akron, Ohio. LEWIS. Stephen. Mrs. M. Lewis, 1'7 Cayuga O'BRIEN. John v. William Dean, 3957 St. BPRTILLACIO, Petro. Mrs Ctherine Ber- Street. Oswego. N. Y. C'lair Street, Cleveland, Ohio. tillacic, Merntabono, lioneto, Italy. LOTSPEICH. Robert R. Mrs. Nannie Lots- OCHUS, Mike. Charles Ochus, Curtis Bay, BLAKENEY, Worthie H. Mrs. Emma Blake- peich, Butler, Mo. Baltimore, Mid. OHARE, Arthur H. Bernard V. O'Hare, 222 ney, Auburn, Nebr. LUSTIG. Maxi Mrs. Teresa Lilstig, 159 Cov- North Chestnut Street Sbenandnah, Pa. BU ITOLPH,Charles A. W.-R. Buttolph, lidge Street, Brookline, Mass. Col- Saco' Mont. LUCE, Roy K. John Luce, Farmington Street, ORSER, Lloyd. Mrs. Carrie H. Orser, CALAMARI, Louis B. Mrs. Mary Calamarl, Farmington, Mass. gate, N. flak. Vine box 54,1 Chester, Coln. MALCOMSON, John Alvin. John Malcom- PACIFIKO. Dan. AMike Pacifiko, 107 EITEL, Charles A. John Eitel, 68 Butler son, R. F. D. 2, Chester, Iowa. Street. Sharon, Pa. 626 Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MARSH, George A. Mrs. Elnora Marsh, PETROZELLI, Anthony. Paul Petrozelli, FIGUKELLI, ABerto. Gaetano Figurelli, Omaha, Nebr. Grove Street, Jersey City, N. J. Prata Dansidan Ta, P Aquila, Italy. ADAIR, Hummingbird. Peter Adair, Bid- PRESTON, William L. Mrs. Elizabeth Pres- ton, Murfreesboro, Tenn. FISCHER, Thomas A. Mrs. Delia Fischer, dings, Okla. t4Wet One hundred and fortyfifth ALLEN, Mike T. Miss Mary Allen, 634 Nor- RADFORD, Everett L. Obey J. Radford, Oak- wood, 'Tax. Street, New York, N. . ton Street, Kansas City, Mo. GORES. Arthur. George Gores, Baltimore ALLEN, Sylvester. Luther Allen, 2204 South RILEY, Harry. Mrs. Andrew Haniff, 597 Street, Gettysburg, Pa. Tenth Street, Council Bluffs Iowa. Mahonning Avenue, Youngstown Ohio. GEAD, Willie. Wesley Gead, R. F. D. 6, ANTHONY, Leonard, E. W. hichards, Hart- ROBIN, Albert. Rogers Robin, Arnaudville, Glasgow, Ky. Ville, Ohio. La. GROVE, John R. Mrs. Emma R. Grove, ARCIIAMBEA.U, Charles M. Mrs. Elizabeth ROBINSON, Archie. Mrs. Jennie Robinson, Boonsboro, Md. Archambeau, 212 Sixth Street, Cheboygan, 144 Clover Street, Woodland, Cal. Mich. GUSTAFSON. Swan. Peter 0. Olson, box ROGERS, Frank J. Frank Rogers, 3654 Fin- 344. Der River, Minn. ARDEN, Ballard. Robert MI. Arden, Portlow, ney Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. GUTTERRFEZ, Fiel. Mrs. lrcima Gutter- Ky. ROGERS, Fred. Mrs. Mary J. Rogers, 116 rica, R F. 13. 1. San Antonio, Tax. BAKER, John F. Jake Microwsky, Florence, Forest Avenue. North Chattanooga Tenn. IIENDRICSEN, Ralph N. Michael Hendric- Kans. ROMERO, Abarrieto J. Felix .ero,r., san, 12141 Loomis Street, Rockford, Ill. BARKER, Hohert M. John M. Barker, Pen- Raches of Taos, N. Max. HYLAND, William B. Mrs. illa Hyland, 352 nington Gap, Va. ROTAN, John M. Mrs. Lou Rotan, rural Girard Street, Belair. Md. BECKSTROM, Oscar B. Mrs. Johanna Beck- route 1, Royna City, Tax. JNCURIS. Stapas. Alphonso Bernitt, 641 strom, ROUSSEAU, Emle. Mrs. Louise Charoux, 516 South Sixtieth Avenue West, Lowell. Mass. Whites Bore Street, Utica, N. Y. Duluth, Minn. 610 Chelmnsford Street, LAING. John. Robert Laing, 22 North Sec- BELL, Irvin V. ROW LND, Charles . Mrs. Lydia Martin, Mrs. Florence V. Bell, Clear Spring, Md. ond Street, Duquesne, Pa. Walkersvillc, Md. LINDLEY, Jacob B. Mrs. Mary D. Lindley, CUNINSON, George. Miss Ann Bennett, RUBLE, Leone. George Ruble, box 75, Cheat Sorento, 111. route 7, Sparta, Tenn. Haven. Pa. BODENSTEIN, Martin W. Christ Boden- SCHNEIDER, Martin 0. Charles Schneider, LINDQUIST, Kaleb Emanuel. Sigred 0. Lind- Kirby and Glen Parker Streets, Cincinnati, quiet, Roseau, Mina. stein, general delivery, Gordonville, Mo. LOTAN, Clarence Robert. Mrs. Eleanor Lo- BOSTROM, William. Mrs. Matilda Bostrom, Ohio. 4 Cooperstown, N. Dak. SILVERBERG, Harry Mrs. Mary Silverberg, tan, 665 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City, N. 1. BOWEN, DanieL Mrs. Adelina Bowen, R. F. 330 West One huindred and forty-first LOVETT, James. Miss Margaret Lovett, 33 D. 4, Mansfield, Ohio. Street Bronx. N. Y. Elmn Street, Hlolyoke, Mess. BOWERS, George W. Ben. A. Bowers, R. F. SIMMONS William C. C. L. Simmons, 800 LOVING, William. Frow B. Loving, Salvia, D. 4, Kershaw, S. C. South Hughey Street, Orlando, Fla. Vs. BOWSER, William S. Mrs. Alice Yeager, SKORT'PSKI, Peter. Mrs. Frincy Klim, 0 LOWE, Homer. Mrs. Nannic Everett, R. F. Third Street, Pitcairn, Pa. Myrile 'Street, Bloomfield, N. J. D. 5, Maryville, Ten. BRADLEY, David E. William T. Bradley, SKRIPKINONAS, Vincia. Mrs. Ellen Bo- LUISI. Charles A. Mrs. Mary Luisi, 569 3015 North Street, St. Joseph, Mo. trials. Coxsackie. N. Y. President Street, Brooklyn, N, Y. BRAGG, Harry J. George L. Bragg, Pedrick- SLAVIN, Vincent D, Mrs. Mary Martin, 294 McCORD, Maultie F. Mrs. Mary L. McCord, town, N. J. Charles Street, Providence, R. I. Camden. Tenn. Br1EKKEN, Martin S. George Brekken. R. F. SMITH, Claude R. Tate Smith, R. F. D. 4, NAGEL, Edward. Charles Nagel, 225 East 1. 3, St. James, Minn. Maynardville, Tenn. North Street, Buffalo, N, Y. BREWER, Benjamin F. Morgan Brewer, SOLGE, Patsy. Mrs. Carmela Solge, 22 Ba- PERRY. Antoine. Manuel Perry, 1418 Pleas- Sneedville, Tenn. lovie Street, Mussamill, Italy. ant Street, Fall River, Mass. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PETER, George W. George A. Peter, Moun- GOOD, Samuel B. Lewis H. Goode, Athens, PROCACCIO, Guiseppe. Angelo Franco, 251 tain Lake, Minn. W. Va. Forty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PETERSON, Fritz Emil. Mrs, Fritz Emil GREEN, Charles. Mrs. Catherine Green, PULTZ Frank. Henry Pults, Marcellis, Tro- Peterson, 140 Newton Street, Brooklyn, Wanaque, N. X. N.Y. GROVE, Frank J. Mrs. Susan V. Grove, P LES, Oti N. Mrs. J. A. Pyles, R. F. D. 2, POWELL, James H. Mrs. Eliza Powell, Shenandoah Junction, W. Va. Green Brier, Tenn, Johnston, S. C. GROVE, John R. Mrs. Emma R. Grove, RAINES, Clayborne A. Mrs. Sallie Raines, POWERS, Raymond OW. Mrs. Hanna 0. floonsboro, Md. Fisherman Lancester County, Va. Powers, 201 Stegman Street, Jersey City; GUENTERT, Daniel 0. Mrs. Mary Guentert, REDMAN, Jlohn D. William Redman, Kan- N. J.- Mason, Tax. napolis, N. C. RAUBEN, Ernest. Albert Rauben, Langnan, GUIDAS, George. Mrs. Anna Guidas 1445 REILLY, Jeff G. Mrs. Jane Reilly, 227 Van Zurich, Switzerland. Grandview Avenue, North Braddock, 'Pa. Alst Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. RICE, Earl Andrew. John Holman Rice, R. HAGAN, James A. Patrick A. Hagan, Water RITCHIE, Richard T. Mrs. Eleonor Ritchie, F. D. 6, Pleasant Hill, Mg. Street, Matewan, N. J. 318 North Harvard Street, Allston Mass. SATHER, John A. Irs. Ragnild Sather, HALL, James F. Mrs. Marie Hall, R. F. D. RUBIN, Abraham. Barney Rubin, 241 Powell Middle River, Minn. 3 Preston, Kans. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHWARTZ, Harry M. Mrs. Jenny Schwartz, HALL, Alfred. William A. Hall, 303 Lub- RUICK, Perry F, John Ruick, 403 Uncapher 1384 Boston Road, The Bronx, N. Y. bock Street, San Antonio, 'Tex. Street Marion, Ohio. #HOEMAKER, John M. Mrs. Amelia Shoe- HARRIS, William. Mrs. Bessie Harris, RTPPE!, Edward W. Rudolph P. Ruppee, maker, 305 Walnut Street, Holidaysburg, Sweetwater, Idaho. Oakdalo, Tenn. Pa. HEATH, John. James M. Heath, box 112, PYM, Thomas. Mrs. Ann J. Pym, 2340 East SHUMATE, Eli. Mrs. Mary Vick, Magnolia, Waxhaw, N. C. Eighty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Ala. HENDERSON, Exa. Mrs. Emma E. Hender- SANDBERG, Otto E. Oscar Sandberg, R. F. SIMPSON, Ira. Mrs. Annette Sim son, 211 B~,Bagdad, Fia. D. 3, Easson, Minn. East Fourth Street, Salt Lake C Utah. HE RON, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Herron, 210 SCHNEIDER, Bennie A. Frank J. Schneider, ZIMPSON, Thomas 0. Mrs. Eastem C. Simp- Broadway, Cincinnati Ohio. Roy N Dak. son, R. F. D. 1, Lancaster, S. C. HOPKINS, Leslie. Deliart Hopkins, R. F. 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Mrs. Mary A. Wyse, Lind- Mont. STORVONT, Walter C. Mrs. Lydia C. Stor- say, Mont. KOSAKOWSKI, Alex. Stanley Kosakowskl, mont, 234 Lime Street, Long Heads, Cal. YOUNG, Fred C. Howard Young, 47 Oak 55 Beelen Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. SWANSON, Oscar F. Arthur W. SwansQn, Road Norwood, Mass. LAMENDOLA, Aitaniio. Aug1lo Lamendola, 405 East Avenue, Holdrege, Nebr. YOUNd, Garfield. Zach Young, Rose Siding, Arajona, Province Girgenti, Ifaly. SWININGER Larence Miss Esther Swin- W. Va. LANGER, Frederick W. Gustava Langer, 28 inger, 312 iln Street, Cincinnatt Ohio. ZAPALAC, Frank. U. VIascok, Richmond, Kismet Street, Carnegie, Pa. TAHDONIPPER, Mike. Mrs. Martha Tahdo- Tex. LANTEIGNE, Cyrinus J. Mrs. Wilfred Mi- nipper, star route, box 88 Lawton, Okla. ZIMMERMAN, Louis. Miss Sarah Lubancky, chaud, 516 Burgess Street, Berlin, N. H. THOMBLEY, Bob L. Mrs. Harriet Thombleym 191 Huntington Street New London, Cenn. LAREES, George. Toum Mistolaridis, Tonta- Vienna Ga. ZYLESKI, Wadyslaw. 1iss Wunder Patro- rion-Skortslnom, Greece. TODD, Steplhen A. Mrs. Mary Todd, Con- nits. 108 Edward Place, Lackawanna, N. Y. LESKER, Anthony J. Mrs. Anna Allen, 223 nellsvllla, Pa. ABERNATHY, John P. W. M. Abernathy, Edith Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. VITARELLI, Antonio. Joseph Vitarolli, 19 R. F. D. 1, Hollins, Ala. I'HEURETIX, Edward. Mrs. Emelia LHeu- Dickson Avenue, Dubois, Pa. DALY, Edward J. Daniel J. Daly, 310 West reux, Summit Avenue, Phoenix, R. I. VUCKOWVICZ, Dragutin. Joe Crichovitz, Onb hundred and twenty-seventh Street, LOMBARDI, Pasquale. Michael Lombardi, Clairton, Pa. New York, N. Y. 181 Essex Avenue Orange, N. J. WASILEWISKI, Joseph. Andrew Rulewics, DANIELAK, Weadyslaw. L. Glawacki, 116 LUCAS, AndreW. Jfohn Lucas, 520 Hudson 209 Steele Street, Herkimer, N. Y. Black Rock Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Avenue Monongahela, Pa. WATSON, Claude W. John S. Watson, R. F. DAVENPORT Dale. Beverly J. Davenport, LUNCEF11D, Jacob B. Samuel A. Lunce- D. 2, Salisbury, N. C. box 181 Efkland, Pa. ford, Shell Creek, Tenn. WELLER, Elmer George. Mrs. Mamie Weller, DAVID, Albert. Miss Ruth David, 311 Union LYNN, William P. John A. Lynn, Huston- Milan, Mich. Street Jersey City, N. J. Ville, Ky. DE FRXSIA, Michael. Miss Mary D. De- M NO, Vincent. Mrs. Frances Manno, 971 Wounded (Degree Undetermined). palms, 310 Graitin Avenue, Punxautawney, Fortieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pa. MASCERA, Lawrence. Iguazlo Mascera, Prov- CAPTAINS. DIAMOND, Benjamin. George Diamond, 1841 ince Dicatania, Cerami, Italy. DERSE, Anthony George. Mrs. Josephine Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. MATTEIS, Pellegrino. Mrs. Geavanna C. Holstein Derse, Oconomowoc, Wis. DICKINSON, Earnest. Mrs. Mary L. Snyder, Mattels Avellino, Castello Vetre, Italy. SANDBURG, Charles A. Mrs. Charles A. Colfax, Wash. MAYNARb, Robert C. John W. Maynard, Sandburg, 87 Prather Avenue, Jamestown, DUFFY James M. Mrs. Hannah Duffy, 185 Merry Oaks, N. C. N. Y. East Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. McDOUGAL, George L. Mrs. George L. Me- BURGHEIM, Joseph H. Henry C. Burg- DUFFY, Thomas. Miss Mary Duffy, Peebles, Dougal, 510 West Marshall Street, San An- heim, 5708 Michigan Avenue, Chicago If. Wis. tonio, Tex. FATZINGER, Robert L. John P. Fatzinger, DUNN, Martin M. Mrs. Mary M. Dunn, 248 McLAUGHLIN, John Leo. Mrs. Mary Mc- 120 East Goepp Street, Bethlehem, Pa. South Atlantic Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa Laughlin, 1207 Margaret Street, Munhall, ROBERTS. Edgar W. Mrs. Edgar W. Rob- FELD, Joseph. Israel Feld, 582 Herkimer Pa. erts, 760 Palisade Avenue, West New York, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MICELI, Sebastiana. Camielo Miceli, 56 N. J. FENTRESS, Wilbur B. Miss Efie Fentress, Court Street, Middletown, Conn. SUMNER, Charles F. Mrs. Mamie Sumner, Fentress, Va. MILLER, George Henry. Jacob D. Miller, R. Hertford, N. C. FLEISCHMAN, Joseph. Joseph Fleischman, F. D. 1, Russellville, Ohio. LIEUTENANTS. R. F. D. 5, Antigo, Wis. MONELL, Wilber S. William E. S. Monell, 17 FOY, Albert. Miss Sue D. Dice, box 31, R. Linden Place, Melrose, Mass. BUELL, Ralph P. Mrs. Mary P. Buell, San- F. D. 4, Petersburg, Va. MUFF, Walter. Mrs. E. J. Manderson, 861- ford Arms, Flushing, N. Y. FRAZIER, Fred. Wiliam J. Frazier, care of Bayard Street, St. Paul, Minn. EDDY, John R. Mrs. John R. Eddy, care of A. P. Russell, R. F. D. 1, Woodbridge, NAEFE, Paul. Carl A. Naefe, 112 Railroad Joseph H. Fisher, Boundbrook, N. J. Conn. - Avenue, Corona, N. Y. * FENTY, Ivan. Mrs. Elma Fenty, 2325 Third O'CONNELL, Roderick 0. Mrs. Anna O'Con- Avenue, New York. N. Y. GADDY, Samuel W. S. F. Reno, Opera House nell, 111 McRae Street, Fort Edward, N. Y.- HAWKINS, Noah J. John N. Hawkins, Block, Pueblo, Colo. OLNEY, Laurence M. Vol 0lney, 120 Ninth Chaplin, Ark. GERSTEL, Albert P. William Gerstel, 79 Street NE., Mason City, Iowa. NEWTON, George D. Charles D. Newton, Boylston Street, Jamaica Plains Mass. 84 Whitcomb GIANEARELLA, Louis. Mrs. Teresa Ga- PAUL, Louis N. Napoleon Paul, 18 Wadsworth Street, Geneseo, N. Y. briell Acr, Cosenzo Province, Italy. Street, Webster, Mass, BITTCHOFSKY, Ralph V. Mrs. Anna 0. GILMAl Reid W. Mrs. Elizabeth Gilman, PEEK, Willie. Mrs. Lulu Peek, Washington, Bittehofsky, 1420 Robinwood Avenue, Lake- Nudd Atreet, Waterville, Mo. Ga. wood, Ohio. GODETT Judson E. Mrs. Sarah Godett, 1733 PIELAHSKI, Peter. John Pielahski, 1022 McCLELLAN, Arno Seals. Mrs. Arno Seals North highth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. West Fisher Street, South Bend, Ind. McClellan, Harveys, Greene County, Pa. GOLDBERG, Morris. Mrs. Annie Goldberg, PIGLOSKI, Boleslem. Adam Pigloski, Zabosa, SLIDER. Richard H. F. J. Slider, Sons- 5420 Sixteenth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Poland. ville, Miss. GOLDSMITH, Thomas. Louis Goldsmith, 13 POTMAS, Mlchael G. Gus Potmas, Konto- BUTLER, Seaton Garland. Mrs. Mabel V. Ainsworth Street, Liverpool, England. kelka, Samos, Greece. Butler, 2813 Hampden Court, Chicago, IlL TRE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CAIN, Walter P. Mrs. Walter P. Cain, DIAL Vermin 1. Mrs. Georgia Aldridge, 115 DAVIS, Carey. Mrs. Bess Davis, Georgetown, Hempstead, Tex. Eait Hill Street, Sherman, Tex. Ohio. DOLAN, William H. Charles T. Dolan, 45 DOYLE, James I. James P. Doyle, Hamilton, BAXTER, Russel. Mrs. Emma Baxter, 44 Linwood Street, Lynn, Mass. Md. Gleb Street,, Orange, N. J. ERHARD, Raymond F. Mrs. J. G. Erhard, DUNN, James E. Mrs. Joseph Dunn, 111 BRAZEE, Earl H. Mrs. E. B. Brazee, Osce- 410 North Fourteenth Street, Muskogee, Wilkinson Avenue, Jersey Cit N. J. ola, Nebr. Okla. GILMAN John W. William Giman, Cham- FLEMING, Harry. Mrs. Lizzle Hutchinson, FLEMING, Harry H. Daniel H. Fleming, plain . Y. 180 New York Street, De Kalb, Ill. Willow Springs, Mo. GRECO, Joseph. Frank Greco, 33 East Par- HOFFMAN, Charles 3. Mrs. Louise A. Hoff- GASTON Alpheus D. Mrs. Alpheus D. Gas- mont Street, Newburgh, N. F. man 32& North F Street, Muskogee, Okla.' ton, Henderson, Tex. McMILLAN, Alton G. Mrs. Ira C. McMillan, JAME§, Alex M. Mrs. George W. Maxwell, GILLIS, John A. Louis Gillis, 5 Mount Ver- Congress Heights, D. C, Carterville, Mo. non Street, Gloucester, Mass. HEARD, Arnold Graham. Miss Mona Heard, JENKINS Elmer Emery Jenkins, 49 East LONG, Frank M. W. A. Long, Mountain Charity Hospital, New Orleans, La. Fifth Street, London Ohio Home, Pa. HESTER Richard C. Mrs. P. W. Hester, Ti- MOLESKI, Walter. Walter Moleski, 200 MARTIN, Henry F. John F. Martin, Al grett, renn. South Beech Street, Mount Carmel, Pa. Poniente Palm Beach, Fla. KOERING, Eustachius Wolfgang, Louis J. O'ROURKE, Thomas Henry. Mts. Mary -McGONIGAL, Donald F. D. R. McGonigal, Koering, Crystal Avenue, Vineland N. J. O'Rourke, 419 North Fairmount Street, 36 Pinewoods Avenue, Troy, N. Y. MANLEY, Eugene R. Alve W. Manley, R. P. Pittsburgh, Pa. MICHAELS, Emmett C. Mrs. E. R. Wright, D. 5, Altus, Okla. PALM, Harry W. Mrs. Alice Stuffy, Rexmont, 2629 Sacramento Street, St. Joseph, Mo. MOORE, Sanford J. J. R. Moore, Cherokee, Pa. ORMROD, George Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth L. Kans. REITZ, Louis H. John Reitz, 1006 West Ormrod, 226 West Chestnut Street, Lan- MORRIS, Everett J. Andrew J. Morris, 329 Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md. caster, Pa. Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. TOSCH, Herman, Mrs. Ellen Woods, 633 Ra- RICHARDS, Walter A. Mrs. Margaret For- MURPHY. Gustave B. Mrs. Florence Meder, leigh Street, Congress Heights, Washington, don Richards, Wynnton Street, Columbus, 5413 Thompson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. D. C. Ga. NEWPORT, Mit. Mrs. Rachel Newport, Rob- WALTON, Joseph. Thomas R. Walton, 638 SHELTON, Francis Ronald. Mrs. Janet Shel- ins, Tenn. Douglas Avenue Portsmouth, Va. ton, Gravilla Ill PADDACK, Clifford D. Edwin F. Paddack, BARKFELT, William R. Mrs. Mabel Bark- SHERIDA , John J. Miss Margaret Sheri- 559 Purcell Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. felt, 816 Seventh Avenue, Beaver Falls, Pa. dan, The Belnord, Broadway and Eighty- PHILLIPS, James- A. George W. 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Y. laire. Ohio. Street, Hotquade, Masg. BINGHAM, Thomas J. Robert Bingham, 947 LAWSON, Fred. Jerome Lawson, R. F. D. 4, TENER, John P. Miss Hannah Tener, 2115 East Seventh Street, Erie, Pa. Lexington, Ky. Brandywine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BURNS, James A. Mrs. Mary Eilbacher, 223 O'DONNELL, Columbus T. Mrs. Anna O'Don- WILLIAMS, Alfred B. Mrs. Alfred Williams, Clark Place, Elizabeth, N. J. nell, 1525 East Preston Street, Baltimore, 305 West Main Street, Girardville, Pa. DADISMAN. Charles A. Mrs. Minerva Dadis- Md. CHAFFIN, Robert E. George W. Dawson, man, 18 Taylor Street, Dayton, Ohio. SEAY, Robert Thomas. Thomas Bingman 424 Thirtieth Street, Huntington, W. Va. DANFORTH, Charles L. George Danforth, Seny, Trough. S. C. COLL, Frank E. Mrs. Mary Coll, 42 Newton 507 Toner Avenue, Rockford, Ill. SHAW, John G. James Shaw, 179 Carlisle Street, Newark, N. J. Avenue, Paterson, N. J. CONNELL, Roger J. John J. Connell, 18 SILLMAN, George L. Mrs. George Sillman, Lander Street, Newburgh, N. 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Bowen, gen- Avenue, Clearfield, Pa. man, 67 Walnut Street, Berkely, Norfolk, eral delivery, Sharon Springs, Kans. FLINCIBAUGH, James A. Henry W. Flinch- Va. BRADY, Charles M. Mrs. Mary Brady, R. F. baugh, R. F. D. 2, Red Lion, Pa. DEEMER, Frank S. John Deemer, fr., R. P. D., box 184, Saita Rosa, Cal. GATES, Russell S. Mrs. H. L. Brenner, 914 - D 1, box 35, Greensburg, Pa. BRANDWEIN, Louis. rs. Gussle Brand- South Jackson Street, Jackson, Mich. DE HAVEN, Arthur. Miss Mamle Price De wein, 1165 Longfellow Avenue, New York, GAVIN, Thomas Aloyslus. Michael Gavin, Haven. Canadensis, Pa. N. Y. 100 Stadium Place, Syracuse, N. Y. DESILETS, Patrick S. Mrs. Vitaline De- BURT, Henry V. Miss Ruth Burt, 800 West GUERRA, Frank. Samuel Guerra, 11421 silets, 80 Bridge Street. Holyoke, Mass. Second Street, Charlotte, N. C. Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 2Z THE OFFICIAD V. S.'BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY h1, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HANSEN, John William. John A. Hansen, ALBANESE, Joseph D. Mrs. Flora Rocco, LINDEMANN Arnold J. Herman Linde- 8102 North Twenty-fourth Street, Omaha, Haverhill, Mass. mAnn, 1388 South Marengo Avenue, For- Nebr. CREMEANS Walter. Mrs. Maggie Atkinson, est Park, 111. HART, William S. Mrs. Mary E. Hart, 3025 R. F. D.N Huntington. W. Va. LOUNSBERRY, Charles J. Mrs. Effie Loans- Latona Street, Philadelphia, Pa. FRALEY, Clarence L. Mrs. Julia Fraley, berry, 207 Chadwick Avenue, Newark, N. J. HAYNIE, Edgar J. Mrs. Octavy Haynie, Ca pe Vincent, N. Y. McBREEN, Charles T. Mrs. Laura McBrten, Bristow, Okla. GOWELL, Robert E. Mrs. Annie B. Holloway, 4015 Sherman Avenue, Omaha, Nebr. HONORS, James E. Mastin Honors, Skanea- 1533 North Allesin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MCBRIDE Franklin D. Mrs. Douglass Mc- teles, N. Y. HEBERT, Arthur M. Mrs. Jesse Hebert, 94 Bride, jrosbyton, Tex. JARMAN, Joseph E. Joseph B. Jarman, Pearl Street, Cambridge, Mass. McCARTHY, Michael J. Mrs. Alice K. Mc- Kaysville, Utah. KREIGER, Claud H. Garfield J. Kreiger, Carthy, 18 Thatcher Street, Albany, N. Y. JANOWSKI, Carl A. Mrs. Louise Janowski, Fort Carbon, Pa. MCCLANAHAN, Thomas P. Mrs. Elizabeth 114 Esty Street, Elmira, N. Y. KROES, John H. Mrs. Anna Kroes, 914 McClanahan, 121 West Second Street, Mays- KEENAN, George T. Mrs. Mary Keenan, West Railroad Avenue, Efingham, III. ville, Ky. 802 West Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Pa. KROMER, Arthur R. Mrs. Bertha Kromer, MATTIAS, Ernest. Mrs. Regina Mattls, Pa- KEENAN, Frank A. Mrs. Catherine Keeuan, Third Street, Kaukauna, Wis. lermo, Tranisa, Moglinana V., Italy. 272 Webster Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. KOYOMJIAN, Neater T. Mrs. Dick Keyom- MERCHANT, Henry. Mrs. Mary Merchant, KENNY, Thomas Victor. Mrs. Sarah Kenny, n 212 East Twentieth Street, New York, 124 Second Avenje, Schenectady, N. Y. 1910 East York Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MILLER, Edward. John Miller, box 31, Se- KESLING, Harley Columbus. Adam Kesling, LYNCH, James F., Jr. Mrs. Mary C. Lynch, gita, Tex. 411 Davis Street, Elkins W. Va. 4800 Fairent Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. MILLS, Joseph H. Joseph H. Mills, sr., KOHL, William B. Mrs. Sadle Kohl, Harri- MENEIIAN, William T. Mrs. Margaret Mene- Chestnut Ridge, Fayette Cotuty, Pa. son City, Pa. han, 316 East Racine Street, Monroe, Wis. MULLER, Henry G. Mrs. Louise Muller, 24 KOLER, Emil. Mrs. Mary Koler, R. F. D. 8, OSBURN, Walter. J. H. Osburn, Fola, W. Va. Madison Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Guide Rock, Nebr. PILLEN, Henry. Wilhelm Pillen, Platte Cen- NADOLNI, Frank. Mrs. Pauline M. Nadolni, EKUCl Arnold W. Mrs. Anna E. Kuch, 426 ter, Nebr. MAfollvy, Russia. Seventh Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. STONE, Wayne A. Mrs. Ida W. Stone, 46 PAUDLA, John S. Anthony J. Paudla, 114 LANDORF, Edward H. Mrs. Rickey Landorf, Duke Street, Kearney, N. J. East Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 16 Jeferson Street, Mapleville, 1ll. BUGLERS. PALERMO, Dominick. Mrs. Filomena Pa- MACHEWICZ. Joseph 1. Mrs. Mary Mache- lermo, 43 Sullivan Stfreet, New York, N. Y. wiez, 4516 West Twenty-eighth Street, Chi- ^SHUTTLEWORTH, Adam L. W. M. Shuttle- PARACORTI. Philip. Tony Paracorti, East cagoIll. worth, Mount Pleasant, Pa. Twenty-fifth and Woodland, Cleveland, BAKER, Merle L. Claude Baker, 1340 West Ohio. )1 4 ON, Robert S. J. S. Mason, Hartford, PARKER, Arthur L. Miss Mary Parker, Hi- Ky. Radc1ph Street, Chicago Ill wassee, Ark. McCONVILLE, Joseph A. Joseph MeConVille, GLEASON, Lawrence V. ers. Annastachia PARKER, Ivy Kemp. Mrs. Anna Lee Par- sr. West Peterboro, N. H. Gleason, 108 Second Avenue, Rensselaer, ker, R. F. 35. 6, Brownsville, Tenn. MELTON, Beachgr. Charlie Melton, Cleve- N. Y PRITCHARD6 Griffith. Miss Margaret Pritch- land, Tenn. JENKINS, Victor L. Mrs. Catherine Jenkins, ard, 2815 xford Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MOLLOY, Rqger S. Mrs. Della Molloy, 4 Pontiac, Ill. PRUDY, Charles E., Jr. Mrs. Charles E. Mount Vernon Street, Dorchester, Mass. MUNSON, John B. Mrs. Bertha Siebers, 731 Prudy, King Street, Port Chester, N. Y. MOREY, Lynn A. Allen J. Morey, Union City, Fiftieth Avenue, West Allis, Wis. RASMUSSEN, Henry M. James Rasmussen, Mich. ROBEIIYTON, Charles. Thomas Robertson, Silvis, Ill. MURPHY, Chalmer C. Samuel R. Murphy, $24 Market Street, De Kalb, Ill. READ, Arthur Hiram. Welford A. Read, Lily Elizabeth, Pa. 35UsICIAN. Lake, Ill. OBLICH, George. Carl Orlich, 1925 George SCHIEMANN, Walter R. Mrs. Minnie Seble- REOSER, Henry G. John W. Reiser, R. F. D. Street. Chicago, Ill. mann, 1509 North Washtenaw Avenue, Chi- 2, Madina, Minn. PIRTLE, Andrew C. William T. Pirtle, Tas- cao, Ill. ROBINSON, Albert. Mrs. Florence Robinson, per. Mo. MECHANICS. 487 Fifty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. RAFFERTY. Arthur. Miss Zettie Rafferty, ROSMAN, Louis. Michael Rosman, 26 Lud- Prairie Hill, Mo. DEHART, Clarence Edward. Seneca Dehart, low Street, New York, N. Y. ROGALSKI, John. Mrs. Victoria Kubinska, R. F. D. 6, box 14, South lonia, Mich. SANDVE, Simon. Mrs. 0. B. Olsen, Fargo, 44 Twenty-first Street, Bayonne, N. J. . HALL Eddre L. Allin Hall, 003 West Broad N. Dak. TUNIS, Robert. Mrs. Caroline Tunis, 84 Street Griffin, Ga SANTOS, John. Frank Pigano, 950 Boylston Prescott Street, Cambridge, Mass. BAKER, Howard C John Baker, Bakers- Street Newton Center, Mass. VANDERVLIET, Edgar. Mrs. Laura Van- eld, Vt. SCHIAVO, Angelo. Joe Schiavo, Waltonville, CHAMBERS, Gus. Mrs. Elian Chambers, Elk Pa. dervIlet, 71 Union Place, Wallington, N. J. Park, N. C. WART, Percy L. Mrs. Rose Wart, 243 Cater CRAIG, Norman A. Mrs. Mary A. Craig, SHIPMAN, Joseph F. Jacob L. Shipman, Street, Springfeld, Mass. 69 Railroad Street, Lawrence, Mass. Logan, Mo. WILLIAMS, William H. Mrs. Ellen Williams, DIEGLE, William G. Mrs. Mary D. Kolb, SIMPSON, Myron. Mrs. Emma Simpson, 27 - 528 North Second Street, East Newark, N.J. 1815 North Warnock Street, Philadelphia, St. Marks Avenue, Rockville Center, N. Y. ZUKUSKI, Stephen. Martin Kukawski, 1437 Pa. SLOMKOWSKI, Joseph John. Lawrence North Seventh Street, St. Louis, Mo. FIEMAN, Horace B Mrs. Mary Firman, R. Slomkowski, Breckenridge, Pa. PERRICK, John D. Mrs. John M. Ferrick, F. D 3, West Winfield, N. Y. SORENSON. Chris W. Mrs. Christian Soren- 2868 Perry Street, Denver, Colo. LINCOLN, Roy. James Lincoln, Point son. 352 Ramsey Street, St. Paul. Minun. BENADUN, Ealter Hamiline. Mrs. Cora Ben- Marion, Pa. SPILLIR, Parker E. Mrs. Lillian May adun, R. F. D. 4,, Muncie, 19d. WHITTLE, Phillip M. George Whittle, 1817 Spiller, R. F. D. 9, Decatur, Ill. BUDltOW, Theodore T. Mrs. Jane P, Bu- Biddle Street, Baltimote, Md. SPRINGER, Robert. Mrs. Betta Springer, drow, 1202 Addison Avenue, Twin Falls, PUTT. Paul D. Jacob P. Putt, Roksonia, Pa. Slate Springs, Ark. Idaho. ROTH, Silas B. Joseph F. Roth, Archibald, STEDLEY, Seward. M. H. Stedley, Bristol, CAREY, Norman J. Mrs. L. Carey, 99 Gen- Ohio. Ga. esee Street, Rochester, N Y. LEONARD, Grant. J. R. Leonard, Hopson, STEWARD, Eben D. Mrs. Emma C. Steward, CAVANAUGH, Johnson. Harriet Cavanaugh, Tenn. box 115, Palmyra, N. J. Denison. Ohio. WAGONERS. STOKELY Byron E. Mrs. Ann Stokely, Kin- CHAPMAN, George K. Mrs. Emma Cole, munDd, III. Montgomery, Ill. BLAKE, Harold M. Mrs. C. N. Blake, 680 STURA3tFrank B. Jacob Sturm, R. F. D. 10, DURAR, Leib H. Mrs. Leib H. Durar, 705 Prospect Avenue, Rumford, Me, Sidney, Ohio. Rapine Road, Plainfield, N. J. CHALLENGER, Russell E. Mrs. Ellen Chal- THOMAS, George J. Miss Ada W. Belles- ELSEY, Everett E. John C. Elsey, Des lenger, 64 North Twelfth Street, Harris- bach. 203 Pine Street, La Crosse, Wis. Moines, Wash. burg, Pa. THORWARTH, Irvin G. Mrs. Stella Thor- FARRAR, Edward H, Edward Farrar, 63 NACK, Frederick J. Michael G. Nack, 041 werth, R. F. D. 2, Genoa, Ill. Dexter Street, Pawtucket, R. 1. First Avenue, New York, N. Y. VELTRT, Orriyo. Mrs. Jennie Veltri, 56 GABRIEL, Edward. Mrs. Josie Gabriel, 512 ELECTRICIAN. Logan Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Enright Avenue, Price Hill, Cincinnati, VINCENT, Roy E. Mrs. Elizabeth Vincent, Ohio. CLARK, Clifton H. Mrs. Clara B. Clark, Cedar Brainardsville, Franklin County, N. Y. GRESSETT, Abner D. Mark L. Gressett, Falls, Iowa. WEISS, Charles A. Mrs. Charles A. Weiss, Ferris. Tex. COOKS. 635 Oak Street, Allentown, Pa. HEFFERNAN, Henry T. Mrs, Helen Brues- CHAPMAN, Samuel H. Mrs. Mattle Chap- YETKOWITZ, Anthony. Miss Helen Yetko- scler, 121 Marcy Arenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. mau, 650 Trinity Avenue, Cleburne. Tex. witz, 282 Dickinson Street, Trenton, N. J. LAIRD, Arthur. Mrs. Edward Laird, Stitt- MATHER, Frank. Mrs. Lillian Mather, gen- ZACHMAN, Herman George, Jr. Mrs. Chris- xille, N. Y. eral delivery. Bertrand, Nebr. J tina Zachman, 35 St. Johns Place, Brook- O'BRIEN, Thomas A. Mrs. Bridget O'Brien, PEARSON, Walter L. Walter R. Pearson, lyn, N. Y. 307 East Seventy-ninth Street, New York, Anamosa, Iowa. ZUGNOIN, Battista. Dominico Zugnoin, N. Y. STROM, Herbert H. Mrs. Chritehen Strom, Moellarola de Sambri, Italy. PRATER, Thomas. Mrs. J. W. Prater, 215 Millers Falls, Mass. ZULLO, Gabriel. Antonio Thomas, 108 Man- East Nebraska Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo. DENISON, Frank F. Mrs. Clarinda Denison, hattan Street. Schenectady, N. Y. PRONDZINSKI, Edward J. Joseph Prond- 151 West Third Street, Mansfield, Ohio. AUGUSTINE, Richard C. Mrs. Mary Augus- zinski, Custer, Wis. tine, West Berlin, N. J. RIDDLE, John. Miss Mary Whitmer, 108 PRIVATES. AVERY, Oliver E. Mrs. Emma Avery, Ma- Newton Street, Salamanca, N. Y. KOVAL, Michael J. Mrs. Elizabeth Koval, nette. Wash. ROBINSON, Marvin C. Joseph K. Robinson, 37 East Twenty-fourth Street, Bayonne, BARNES, Orville King. Mrs. Sue Barntes, It. 1. D. 1, Weaverville, N. C. N.J.T Tell City, Ind. TIsON. Buchanan. James W. Tyson, South KROLL, William. Mrs. Amelia Dress, 1751 - BARTELS, Fred W. Mrs. Augusta Wanke, Strafford, Vt. West Augusta, Chicago, Ill. Epworth, N. Dak. WALLER, William L. C. G. Waller, Rock LEFBVRE, Eugene T Mrs. Anna Lefbvre, BECHER, William L. Mrs. Susan T. Becher, tamp, Ohio. 16 Phenix Street, Central Falls, R. I. Montgomery, Pa. WHITING, Alton H. Mrs. Emma Whiting, LEVY. Manuel. Mrs. Sara Levy. 1145 Ja- BORYS. Wartlaw. John Borys, 37 Beaver 516 Sandusky Street, Toledo, Ohio. maica Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y. Street. Chester, Pa. WILLIAIMS, Shelton. Jefferson Williams, CHARLES, Lawrence. Charles Lindbloom, BOYD, Floyd D. Theadore D. Boyd, Tank- Bowling Green, Mo. 323 East Fifty-eighth Street, Chicago, Ill. ersley, Tex. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, TANARY 31, 1919. 2Z CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING *CLARK, Harry B. Sal6 P. Clark, 44 Wood- ARCHULETA, Chris V. Mrs. Enflemia Ar- BREEDLOVE, Joseph S. G. W. Breedlove, chuleta, 447 East Thirty-second Street, Opp, Ala. bridge Avenue, Ansonia, Conn. Cal. BRYANT, George E. William Bryant, Stock- CLAYTON, William T. G. T. Myers, Laurf- Los Angeles, ton, Ala. burg, N. C. ARCHULETO, Pedro. Mrs. Adilada Arehu- BUCHANAN, Edwin Marshall. Mrs. Hasel L COCCIOLETTI, Vincenzo. Mrs. Julia Coccio- leto, Watrous, N. Max. Buchanan, Butler, Pa. ldttl, Crab Tree, Pa. ARMANINO, William. John B. Armanino, BUEHLER, Otto. Mrs. Ernestine Buehler, R. COCO Angelo. Cesare Bealsittl, 518 Taylor 3488 Webster Avenue, New York, N. Y. F. D. 4, Centralia, Ill. tr et, Chicago, Ill. ARON, Esidor. A. Aron, Crosby, Tex. CANARY, Michael F. Mrs. Sarah J. Canary, CODNER, George ). Mrs. BlanchfJacobson, BAILEY, Walter. Mrs. Mattle Bailey, R. F. D. 2946 Station Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 889 Myrtle Avenue, Bloomfleld, N. J. 1, Logansville, Ga. CIERMAK, Charley J. Aimrs. C. Cermak, 5039 COLLETTI, Charles. Joseph Colletti, 819 BERLING, Otto J. Julius Behling, 905 House Street, Cleveland, Ohio. South Leavitt Street, Chicago, Ill. Tenth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. CHARLSON, Elmer E. Mrs. Elmer Charl- COLLINS, John. Una F. Collins, Sutton, BEST, Charles. Miss Alma Best, 2002 Read- son, Ada, Minn. Z. C. ing Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. .COLLINS, George A. Henry J. Collins, 329 CONLEY, Wade. Mrs. Carrie Conley, 3217 BISE, Lawrence C. Charles Bise, Prairie du Alcott Avenue, Fergus Falls, Minn. Scovil Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Rocher, Ill. COOLEY, Harry Sylvester. Mrs. Dora Cooley, CONNELLY, Thomas. Mrs. Mary ,. Con-, BISS, Stanley. Mrs. Julian Biss, R. F. D. Maquoketa, Iowa. nelly, 296 Canal Street, Blue Island, Ill. 1, Fisherville, Mich. COX, John F. Mrs. Angelina Cox, 27 St. CONTE, Joseph. William Conte, 510 Larimer BOSLER, Clarence H. ohn Bosler, Ther- Marks Avenue, Rockvil Center, N. Y. Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. mopolis, Wyo. CRAWFORD, Thomas J. Thomas A. Craw- COOLEY, Arthur L. Mrs. Flora R. Cooley, BOLAND, Edward E. Miss Helen Boland, ford, 416 West Forty-seventh Street, New box 487, Clarkston, Wash. 108 Orient Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. York, N. Y. COWELL, John Joseph. Michael Cowell, 414 BOLIN, Hamilton R. Robert P. Bolln, Wade, CUCCIA, Louis. Antonio Cuccis, 329 East Malbone Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Okla. Fifty-sixth Street, New York N. Y. COX, James M. Edward Cox, Suncook, N. H. BORSELLE, John. Mrs. Mickelina Borselle, DAVIES, Robert W. Mrs. Yessie Murphy, COX Robert A. Mrs. Anna Cox, Swamp 326 Church Street, New Britain, Conn. 2078 Bathgate Avenue, New York, N. N. Road, Valley Stream, N. Y. BOURKE, Paul H. Alphage Bourke, Edge- DIXON, Emil Theodore. Mrs. Edith Dixon, CRAIG, Charles E. Hugh V. Craig, box 981, comb, Wash. Cherokee, Okla. Beaumont, Tex. BROWN, Floyd. Mrs. Mary Brown, 86 N DORIA, Vito. Joseph Petrole, 98 West CRESSEVEUR, Charles. Mrs. Elisa Cresse- Street SW., Washington, D. C. Twentieth Street, Bayonne, N. J. veur 213 McWhorter Street, Newark, N. J. BROWN, Robert G. Mrs. Mary E. Brown, DUNN, George J. Mrs. Ella Dunn, 516 Gra- tlROS9, Edward. Mrs. Mary Gardner, stop 8, 96 Grand Street, Leominster, Mass. ham Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. Buffalo Road, Erie, Pa. BROWN, William T. Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, FARMER, Tee. Joseph Farmer, McLean, 111. CUTUBERTSON, Zeb. Mamie Johnson, 223 4422 Railroad, Gulfport, Miss. FISK, Jesse. Marvin Fisk, 233 Mercer Street, North Dallas Street, Baltimore, Md. BROTILLETTE, Joseph A. Mrs. Leon Broull- Phillipsburg, N. J. DAHL, Bennie T. Mrs. Martha J. Dahl, lette, '156 North Entranee Avenue, Kanka- FLAMSTED, Thorwald. Mrs. Sue Henriksen, Roma, N. Dak. kee, III. Alto, Mich. DAHN, William H. Charles Taylor, 1904 BROWSKI, Stanley. Anthony Baranowski, 85 FLYNN, Thomas V. Thomas J. Flynn, 22 Pennsylvania Avenue, New Castle, Pa. Center Street, Plymouth, Pa. Fisher Street, Natick, Mass. DAMMAN, Carl H. Mrs. Maria Damman, BRUNK, Calvin V. Mrs. Mary B. Brunk, FORMOSO, Charles John. Charles A. For- Sanborn, Minn. Granite Station, Cal. moso, 235 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. DAVIDONIS. Pet4r J. Mrs. Eva Davidonis, CARLSON, Walter R. Ralph Carlson, Byron, FULLER, Frank. Norman Fuller, 55 Nash Zenalisk, Kovno, Russia. 111. Street, New Haven, Con. DERRIG, Philip F. Mrs. Catherine Cun- COLLINS, Irum Q. Mrs. Lydia A. Collins, GAMBARDBLLA Pasquale. Michael Gam- ningham, 1103 Park Avenue, New York, box 163, Sterling, Mich. bardelia, 483 henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. Y. COLOMBO, Carlo G.Mrs. Christina Colombo, Degaldere, GIORDANO, Alfonso. Vincensio DESCUTTER, Albert. Vphouse Samyn, 362 Broome Street, New York, N. Y. -69 Water Street, Morristown, N. J. Tonopah, Nev. CONLEY, Archie. Mrs. Pearl Anderson, GLOWISKE, Antheoy L. Mrs. Mary Glow- DEUBEL William. Mrs. Mary Deubel, 379 Blytheville, Ark. iske, Mill Street, Grafton, Ohio. DAB)BENE, Antonio. Miss Celegrina Dabbene, Lucy Gramento, Springfield Avenue, Newark, X. J. GRAMENTO, Frank, Jr. Mrs. DIAMOND14, Benjamin D. Mrs. Rose B. Dia- 6 Everett Court, Boston, Mass. 43 Burton Street Walton, N. Y. mond, 291 West One hundred and forty- DALEY, John M Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, GRAPE, Edward Ih. Mrs. Emma Scox, 118 2 Vale Street, Merrimac, Mass. Rans. seventh Street, New York, N. Y. 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Peter Eritano, 34 Main Irvington Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. 27 Schutrum Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Street, Force, Pa. FENWICK, Betram B. Mrs. Cora E. Fen- KOHNEN, William F. Mrs. Paulina H. Koh- ERRICO, Vito. Joseph Errico, 201 West End wick, 315 Cumberland Street, Brooklyn, nen Bertha, Minn. Avenue, New York, N. Y. N. Y. KORMAN, Nathan. Mrs. Ester Kormgn, 2618 ESCOTT, Walter. Mrs. Rose M. Escott, 810 FERRARO, Guiseppe. Mrs. Mary Serapino, East Clearfield Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Holdridge Street, Elmira, N. Y. 43 Martin Street, Massena, N. Y. KOSEWISZ, John. Miss Josephine Kosewiss, ESTEPP, Robert D. Will M. Estepp, Bee Log, FEUERSTEIN, Harry. Samuel Feueratein, 41 30 Bond Street, New Britain, Conn. N. C. Brookside Avenue. Torrington, Cona. KRAMER, Joseph G. Bernard S. Kramer, FITZPATRICK, William B. Wirt Fitzpatrick, Park, Ohio. EVANS, Raymond L. Mrs. Mary Lashley, 162 4251 Webster Avenue, Deer Fourteenth Street. Wheeling. W. Va. Chestnut Mound, Tenn. KRATZER, Willie F. Mrs. Olivia Kratzer, FLOSKAKES, Demetreos S. Kastas Rttinajes, La. EVERETT, Robert L. J. F. Everett, Laurel, R. F. D. 1. Welsh, Miss. 591 Market Street, Lowell, Mass. KROC, Lada P. Frank Kroc, 2221 South FLOYD, Robert P. William S. Floyd, 725 Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, III. FABIANSKI. Walter. Mrs. Fabina Wtabir- Copeland Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. LATFIER, Duncan L. James B. Latimer, tavl, 601 East Thirteenth Street, Erie, Pa. GARLAND. Floyd B. Clarence A. Garland, R. F. D. 1, Tennessee Ridge, Tenn. FACH, Walter. Mr. Fred C. Fach, 220 South Delhi, Minun. LENDRUM, Harry. Henry Lendrum, 124 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. GIBBS, Joseph W. Mrs. Mary C. Gibbs, Stew- North River Street, Sayre, Pa. FAEHNRICH, George. Mrs. Amelia S. Feebn- artstonn, Pa. LOMBARDI, Ereolino. Mike Lombardi, 3434 rich, 2265 West Tenth Street, Cleveland, GILROY, John B. Mrs. Elizabeth Gilroy, 407 Lipan Street, Denver, Colo. Ohio. De Graw Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LOOP, Omer. Mrs. Sarah Loop, 653l, -Lake FAHRNER, Joseplh Albert Hatch, IO Ben- GRA.BOSKI, Joseph F. John Graboski, 3137 Street, Elmira, N. Y. ton Avenue, Naperville, IIL. Dartmouth Street, Scranton, Pa. McCAVE, Herbert W. Mrs. Harry Smith, 24 FARINO, Giuseppe. Manuel Farlno, 222 GRANT, George I. Mrs. J. Kellam, Accomac Serveins Avenue, Boston, Mass. Fourth Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. County, Va. McKINLEY, Herbert E. Mrs. Katherine A.. FARNSWORTH. Lawrence B. William Farns- GREEN, Roy C. Mrs. Clara W. Green, 2917 McKinley, 216 Hamilton Street, Dorchester, worth, R. F. D. 7, Portage, Wis. Cramer Stret, Last Camden, N. J. Mass. FARROW, Andrew C. Mrs. Minnie N. Far- HAGGE. George H. Mrs. Rose Hagge, 861 McLAUGHLiN. Charles F. Peter J. Mc- row, Fort Valley, Ga. West Fourteenth Street, Dubuque, Iowa. Laughlin, 6204 Westminster Street, Phila- FARRUGGIO, Carmelo. Collejew Farrugglo, HARSCHLIP, Harry 0. Mrs. Eliza Baobit delphia, Pa. 344 East Eleventh Street, New York, N. Y. Harschlip, R. F. D. 1. Meridean, Wis. McMANUS. Edward J. Mrs. James C. Mc- Charles J. Feindt, 1605 Manus, 542 FEINDT, Charles J. HICKS, Arthur. Mrs. Rose Hicks, 681 Clark North Clinton Avenue, Trenton, New York Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Avenue, Butte, Mont, N. J. ALLEN, Leslie 0. Thomas Allen, Big Rock, William F. Jlouden, MARSHALL, Jacob L. Mrs. Emme Jolloffe, HOUDEN, Emil Adolph. Ind. Ill. box 185, Nekoosa. Wis. Nineveh, A. Hough, Syl- MATTOX, Grayson R. Mrs. Kate Mattox, ALTIRLt. Philip. Ralph Altidi, 26 Holland HOUGH, Willie. Mrs. Pollie 1222 Lincoln Highway, Rochelle, Ill. Street, Rochester, N. Y. varena, Misq. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JAHNKE, Paul. Fred J Jahnke, 62 Fortieth GOWGrL, Joseph. Annie Pawlomska, 215' BUSH, Joseph. Mrs. Louise Bush, 205 North Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Larkin Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Edwards sreet, Kalamazoo, Mich. JAMES, George M. Miss L. Washington, 296 GOYER, Rver. Mrs. E. H. Cunningham, 2 BUSH, Joseph Elie. Mrs. Matilda McDaniel, Washmngton Street, Newburgh, N. Y. Oxford Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pa. Denim Branch, N. C. JANECZKO, Wiadyslaw. Bruno Janecako, GREENE, Harold B. Charles Greene, box BUTLER, Joseph V. Elizabeth Street, Sag Harbor, N. Y. Mrs. Ruth Butler, 384 197, Warrenshurg, N. Y. East One hundred and thirty-sixth Street, JENKINS, Wilson Monroe. Munroe R. Jen- HAGERTY, W11fred i. Patrick Hagerty, 36 New York, N. Y. kins, Red Creek, N Y. Harbor Avenue, Nashua, N. H. BUTLER, William E. Mrs. Mildred M. But- JOSEPH, Manuel. I anuel Banticore, Oak- HALL, IP8n J. John J. Hall, Hornick, Iowa. ler, 19 Cedar Street, Marcus Hook Pa lawn, R. I HOLT, Louis. George W. Lucas, 3801 Federal CAPULLI, Daniel. Carmen Spring, 910 KINGORA, Vincent J. Mrs. Mary W. Hen- Street, Chicago, Ill. Loomis Street, Chicago, Ill. dr~kiski, Mlorewood Street, Mount Pleasant, HUDDLE, Lester Thomas. Pearley Huddle, CARTER, Charlie Thomas. Thomas B. Carter, Pa. Cherokee, Okla. Roby, Mo. ANDERSON, Roger F. Edward H. Anderson, HUFFMAN, Charlie H. John E. Huffman, CARVENER, Thomas. Mrs. Theodosla Car- Florence, Oreg. Berwyn, Okla. vener, 2205 Main Street, Joplin, Mo. BALDING, Guy. Adam A. Balding, 17 Edge- HUMPHREY, Otis H. Mrs. Harrett Humph- CASDORPH, Fred B. Harrison F. Casdorph, wood Avenue Atlanta Ga rey, R. F. D. 2, Michie, Tenn. 1649 Fourth Avenue, Charleston, W. Va. BARRETT, Lloid Robert. Mrs. Ida 0. Bar- HUSKEY, Elmer C. Mrs. Minnie Wade, Jef- CASTOR, Howard E. Seth Castor, New Con- rett, 1223 North Federal Avenue, Mason ferson City, Tenn, cord, Ohio. City, Iowa. JARRELL, Andrew T. John L. Jarrell, B, F. 2, Smyrna. Ten. CELLI, Ennio E. Mrs. Sofia D'Annunzio, Cas- BELL, William. Mrs. Mary Bell, 1515 South D. telli, Teramo, Italy. Ten-and-a-half Street, Springfield, Ill. JOHNSON, Arthur. Albert Simonson, S Haven Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CELLO, Charles. Alfonso Cello 446 East BERGMEIER, Joseph F. Mrs. Isabell B. One hundred and seventeenth ktreet, Conover, 841 Clement Avenue, Dayton Ohio. ANDREWS, William. Mrs. Clara Ayers, R. F. New BLAIR, John H. William B. Blair, Irwin, Pa. D. 1, box 28, Slater, Mo. York, N. Y. BLANCHETTE, George B. Miss Clara Blan- BAKER. George W. Mrs. Ella May Baker, CERRATO, Raphael. John Cerrato, 21 New chette, 19 Academy Avenue, Middletown, 821 South Lincoln Street, Eagle Grove, Street, Thompsonville Conn. N. Y Iowa. CESNA, John. Mrs. Ada Jengatis, 723 Mella. BAKER, Marvel L. Mrs. Augusta Baker, vane Street, Chester, Pa. BLANDER, Joseph. Mrs. Kravery, 2484 CHADWICK, South Lourbus Street, Philadelphia Pa. Rebron, Md. Harold E. Roy Chadwick, BLISS, James Giles. Mrs- BAKER, Robert W. Mrs. Lucile Baker, 124 Spring Street, Emporium Pa Charles V. Bliss, Broadway Street, Jackson, Ohio. CHAFFIN, William E. ieorge E. Chaffin, Beaverton, Mich. Bailey, Okla. BOOHER, Jim Ed. Adam T. Booher, R. F. D. BAKST, Isidore. Arthur D. Bakst, 56 East 2, Millgrove, Mo. Eleventh Street New York City, N. Y. CHEST Sam. Joe Chest, 221 North Seventh BALASCIO, Louis Anthony. Mrs. Marie Street, Steubenville, Ohio. BOWLER, Daniel Francis. Mrs. Bridget CHRISTOFF, Bowler, 18 Cliaton Avenue, Westfield, Balasclo, 38 Union Street, Jersey City, Velo. Mrs. Gura Christof, N. J. Florence Macedonia, Serbia. Mass. BAILEY, Robert W. Robert Bailey, 836 Co- BRADSHAW, Edward BANE, James. Mrs. Margaret Bane, 158 Mer- K. R. M. Bradshaw, rimac Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. lumbus Avenue, Boston, Mass. R. F. D. 13, Elberton, Ga. BAKER, David Henry. Mrs. Mary Baker, BRAND, David. Mrs. BARONE, Pietro. Vincenzo Barone, 511 Anna Brand, 80 East Elizabeth Street, Utica, N. Y. East Hampton, N. Y. Kinney Street, Newark, N. J. BARROW, BECK, Fred -I. Mrs. Agnes Beck, Fairview, BURNELLE, Henry J. Alfred Burnelle, Red William V. Henry X. Barrow, Okla. Lake Palls, Minn. route 1, Dallas, Ga. BURNS, Ratl H. Mrs. Kate Sheets, 75 West BARRY, Gerald Anthony. Francis Barry, BENNETT, Herbert T. Mrs. Carrie Bennett Reese Street, County Galway, Ireland. 717 South SecondStreet, De Kalb, 11l. Fond Du Lac, Wis. BART OWSKI, Walter. John Barthkowskl, BENNINGTON, Fred G. Sam Bennington, BURNS, Raymond A. Mrs. Deffile Burns, R. F D. 13, Knoxville, Tenn. 251 Elk Street Albany N Y Lawrence Furnace, Ohio. BUSSELL, Henry Haskell. Byrd S. Bussell, BAYLIS, John 1A Mrs. Mary C, Baylis, 240 BERTELL, William. Mrs. Caroline Bertell, Lancaster, Tenn. Ainslee Street, Broolyn, N. Y. 10 Graham Street, Jersey City, N. J. CANNUCCIARI, Baldovino. Miss Connalel BECKER, Philip J. Mrs. Elizabeth Becker, BLAIR Ruel Elden. Mrs. William Blair, 421 Cannucciari, Orano, Rome, Italy. 214 Timon Street, Buffalo N Y. Nortt Seventh Street, Martins Ferry, Ohio, CAVALETTO, Angelo B. Joe Oavaletto, Ren- BELLHOUSE, Florenclo. Mrs. Juana Bell- BOOKS, Lorenzo. Wallace Books, R. P. D. 2, ton, Wash. house, Tyrone, N. Mex. Massilon, Ohio. CHESSER, Henry A. Henry A. Chesser, BENNETT, Richard E. Mrs. Minnie McDon- BOORDE, Arthur A. Robert H. Boorde, Oakford, Ill. aId, 1850 L Street, Fresno, Cal. Fithian, Ill. CLAFFEY, James J. Mrs. Annie Claffey, 77 BERGERSON, William N. John Bergerson, BOULEY, Henry Joseph. Albert Bouley, 8 Ward Street, Naugatuck, Conn. 162 Blain Street, Batavia, Ill. Granite, Waterbury Conn. CLAIR, Edgar John. Mrs. Mary J. Clair, 171 BERGGERN, Gunnard. Erie 0. Berggern, 80 BRAZZE,, Lehman Y. Mrs. Sallie Brazzel, Rambo Street, Millvale, Pa. Tircostay Avenue, Kane, Pa. 1708 Twenty-fifth Avenue South, Minne- CRAW, Clifford. Watson L. Craw, Ulster BORKOSKI, Stoney. John Borkoski, Ramsey, a p isMinn. Avenue, Saugerties N. Y. Ohio. BR OW Howard S. Mrs. Lillian Hyland, CRONIN, Patrick. ifrs. Mary Cronin, 300 BERKOWITZ, Joe Joseph Katz, 72 Essex 506 West River Street, Elyria, Ohio. Gale Street, Malden, Mass. Street New York N Y CAILE, Joseph L. William Caile, 507 East CTJTTS, Dock. J. M. Cutts, Sale City, Ga. BIAS, dharles R. fra. Martha Dean, Cullo- Grant Street. Streator, Ill. DARLING, James A. Mrs. Nellie Feller, den, W. Va. CALLAHAN, Clifford. Dr. Eugene J. Calla- Montrose, Mich. BIBEAULT Jerry. Mrs. Armeina Bibeault, han, 19 Dougan Street, Staten Island N. Y, 911 Mood Street, Lowell, Mass. CAPASSO, Andrew. Lulgi Capasso, 963 Pa- DASHIELL, Joseph S. Mrs. Julia B. Dash- cIfle Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. iell, R. F. D. 3, Princess Anne, Md. BILOTTA Ferdinand. Mrs. Pilomena Bilotta, RISENBERG, William. Charlie Eisenberg, 1418 Ellsworth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GATES, Floyd. John Gates, ffk.,R. F. D. 19, 2311 West Rice Street, Chicago, IlI. BLACK, Byron J. Randall J. Black, R. F. D. Butler, Ohio. FARRELL, Leo W. John W. Farrell, Harris- Marqette, Mich. CAUL, Lawrence T. Miss Mary Caul, 1338 BLAND, James L. Aron Bland, Bigelow, Ark. South Oakley Avenue, Chicago, Ill. vle, Ohio. BONDURANT, James P. James A. Bondu- PAY, Thomas F. Mrs. Maria Fay, Lake Ave- rant, Rice, Va. CAUSTON, Albert E. Mrs. Virginia Causton, nue. Tuckahoe, N. Y. BOORD, Harry W. Mrs. Delfa Boord, 16 East 2647 South America Street, Philadelphia, FEENEY, Edward F. Mrs. Katherine Fee- Fayette Street, Uniontown, Pa. Pa. ney, 247 Washington Street, Jersey City, BORCK, Frank H. Mrs. Henrietta Borek, CAVOTI, William. Mrs. Andone Ansidec, N. J. 1$41 Burling Street, Chicago, Ill. 1129 Webster Street, Philadelphia, Pa. FERRACTOLI, Stefano. Petroni Ferracioll, BOSWELL, Stacy C. Mrs. Mattle Boswell, CHRISTENSEN, Alvin W. Mrs. Anna Chris- 416 Young Avenue, Canton, Ohio. 455 Second Street, Manistee, Mich. tensen, Underwood, Minn. FERRI,. John T. Pete T. Ferri, Otterpovo, BRADFORD, Edgar W. Mrs. Hattie Prather, CLARK, John P. Martin Clark, 5021.Ravana Italy. Linclen, Cal. Street Madisoyille, Ohio. CIJFTOk, Oscar L. Alexander Clifton, Mil- FERRICK, Timothy M. Gerald BRADY, William Joseph. Mrs. Rose Brady, 604 Broadway, M. Ferrick, 1840 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. lereville. Mo. rovidence, R. I. COLANERI, Dominici. Miss Elizabeth Tor- FITZSIMMONS, James. Patrick J. BRATSNYDER, Albert. Mrs. Anna Brat- Fitzslm- Snyder, Buckland, Conn. rence, Italian Mission, Barr and Mount mons, 118 White Street, New York N. y. Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. FLANAGAN, James B. Mrs. Alice BRECKLER. Charles C. Mrs. Mary Breckler, Flanagan, Danville, Ohio. COLE, Canada. Mrs. Martha White, 1104 Second Avenue, Ashland, N. J. Bishop Street, Little Lee. Mrs. Wynona BRENLY, Clifford R. Albert Brenly, Baltie, Rock, Ark. FRANK Frank, 19 Spring Ohio. COLLINS, Wesley J. Mrs. Martha E. Collar, Street, Dayton, Ohio. R. D. FRANTE, Thomas. Mrs. Abby BRIT, Basil W. Mrs. Herman Britt, Mur- P. 2, Cabot, Pa. Frants, 404 dock Street, Mingo Junction, Ohio. COLLINS James William Collins, Pierson South Aurora Street, Ithaca, N. Y. Place, N. Y. PREW, Eugene. William Frew, Hooper, Utah. BROTHERTON, Howard B. Mrs. Florence E. farchmont, Brotherton, Woodlake, Cal. COLLINS. James. Miss Nevada Collins, 546 GALLICHIO, John A. Joseph Gallichlo, 2721 South Smith Street, Springfield, Ill. West Seventeenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BROWN, Savannah. Mrs. Edith Mahowey, GAMBLIN, Charles. 830 West Liberty Street, Springfield, Ohio. DUTCHER, Haary H. Harry H. Dutcher, John J. Gamblin, Cal- BROWN, Thomas W. Mrs. Ester Brown, R. Sag Harbor, N. Y. houn, Tenn. *FARLEY, Arthur J. George Parley, 23 Tre- GARDNER, Alex L. Mrs. W. M. Shannon, F. D., Miletus, Doddridge County, W. Va. Oliver BRUSGULIS, Samuel. Steve Brusgulis, 178 mont Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Springs Tenn. Water Street, Cambridge, Mass. FORRES, Algenon W. George Fqrbes, Harris, GARDNER, Cecil H. Mrs. Icylona Gardner, Blacksville, W. Va. BUHL, John G. Gottlib J. Buhl, 1314 West Iowa. GARRISON, Roy E. John H. Garrison, Twenty-sixth Street, Brie. Pa. GILBERTSON, Arthur G. Gilbert Gilbertson, BULLIVANT, WilliAm F. Mrs. William Bul- Newark, 11l Greensburg, Ind. livant, 47 Caterskill GEORGE, Denver. James P. George, Derry, Avenue, Caterskill, GILMAN, Amasa L. Amasa A. Gilman, Cope, Pa. N. Y. Colo. BURCHAM, James A. James A, Burebam, GILMAN, Cornelius M. Mrs. Harriet Gilman, GORDON, Frederick E. Mrs. Fannie Gratone, Vandalla, Ill. 910 John Street, 176 Webster Kalamazoo, Mich. Street-, Malone, N. Y. BURNES, James E. Mrs. E. A. Mason, De- GILMORE, Willard. Mrs. Matilda Gilmore, GOTZ, Joseph. Louis Gots, Auburndale, Wis. posit, N. Y. 77 West Columbia StWt, Springfield, Ohio. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 29 - CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING MURPHY, John C. Mrs. Robert F. Murphy, RAY, Albert L. R. H. Heneger, R. F. D. 2, AISNES, Andrew. John Kirtled, Glendive, Mont. 522 West One hundred and forty-fifth lugo. Okla. street, New York N. Y. GRIPeFTIIT, Harld W. Mrs. Abbe J. Griffith, ROSENBURG, Ray. Mrs. Mabel Rosenburg, Arlington ieights, Fort Worth, Tex. MURPHY, Thomas J. James P. Murphy, 559 5 Appleton Street, West Somerville, Mass. Hudson Avenue, Weehawken, N. J. HARRINGTON, Cornelius J. Mrs. Mary Har- SCHEINER, James. Miss Anna Schemier, 2765 East Twenty-fifth Street, Cleveland, MURPHY, Wilfred J. John Murphy, R. F: rington, 128 Cypress Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 2, Lyle Minn. HAWK. Charles Able. Mrs. Ida Hawk, 432 Ohio. Murray, SCHRADER, Louis H. T. Henry Fritz Schra- MURRAY, William P. Mrs. Marie * - North Thirteenth Street, Reading, Pa. 406 Rosedale Terrace, Baltimore, id. HAY, Thomas. William J. Hay, Aaron, Ky. der, Steeleville, Ill. George F. James A. Shonk, 569 MUSGROVE, Dalton F. Leon C. Musgrove, HAYLOR, Frank A. Mrs. Retta Hamilton, SHONK, Silsbee, Tex. delivery, Douglass, Kans. Randolph Street, South Weymouth, Mass. general Thomas F. Michael Smith, 2414 NADEAU Moise. Mrs. Moise Nadeau, 100 HAYNES, Frederick, James C. Haynes, 255 SMITH, South treet, Biddeford, Me. Randolph Avenue, Peoria, Ill. North Seventeenth Street, Omaha, Nebr. James M. Mrs. Mary Sprague, NEECEBobert Elza. Robert Neece, Racine, IECOX, Glen. Guy L. Hecox, 209 West SPRAGUE, Mo. Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. Lena, Ill. Lea, rinest C. George W. Stewart, NEIST, Jacob. Paul Wiggers, Albert HENDERSON, Fred 0. Hyram Henderson, STEWART, Minn. Jamesville, Mo 1533 Druid Hill Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Mary E. Dietrich, NEWMAN, Harold. Burton C. Newman, Brit- IIEYING, Louis. -Mrs. Caroline Heying, 1825 STILLWELL, Louis. ton, S. Dak? West Lafayette Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 3939 McColloch Street, Wheeling, W. Va. Umpire, Ark. NORTHEY, William J. Samuel Northey,* HUGHES, George R. Owen B. Hughes, R. F. SWIFT, Arthur. Will D. Smith, Ironwood, Mich. D. 4, Elk City, Okla. TAYLOR, Henry H., Jr. Henry H. Taylor, sr., 0. Nun- N. J. NUNNALLY, Walter C. William HUFF, Horace. Mrs. Luther H. Huff, R. F. Sheridan Place, Fairview, nally, 554 Halifax Strbet, Petersburg, Va. D. 1, Red Oak, Ga. TOMLIN, Robert H. MissLula Tomlin, route Tex. ORCHOWSKI, Andrew Joseph. John Or- INGRATIAM, Charles C. Charles Ingraham, 8, box 195A, Fort Worth, chowski, 321 Spring Garden Street, Read- 504 Grinell Street, Key West, Fla. TUIULL, Patrick Henry. Charles Tuhill, Ing, Pa. Telesfor. John Nakoeski, 27Q 138IA Franklin Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. JAKOSKI, Walker, 602 PACE, Oade. Mrs. Nancy Pace, 1112 Euclid . Main Street. Branford, Conn. WALKER, Ernest. Mrs. Dora Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. Stanislaw. Lawrence Ja- Carlisle Street, Cincinnati Ohio. 135 JARAh'ZEWSKI, E. Whit- PANASSAKIS Angelo. George Julachis, raszewski, 8131 Coles Avenue, South Chi- WHITFIELD, Henry F. Mfrs. Rosa East Main treet, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. cago. Ill. field, Cartersville, Va. 311 Wil- Martha Wil- PAPKE, Frank R. Herman Koenig,I JTLIAN, Cecil. Thomas J. Julian, Fergus WILLIAMS, Dwight C. Mrs. 11ams Street, Niles, Ohio. Falls, Minn. liams, Iola, Mo. PARKER, John. Miss Elnora Parker, 422 JOFNF ON, Ernest. John H. Warren, 1527 WILSON, Lewis. Mrs. Cara Wilson, 1134 Md. Butte, Mont. North Dallas Street, Baltimore, State Street, Schenectady, N. Y. South Wyoming Street, PARODI, George. Mrs. John Parodi, 12 7- KELLER, Russell D. Mrs. Ida M. Gifford, WITTE, Marland. Mrs. Albert Witte, Rosa- ier Street, New Haven, Conn. Codar Street, Bridgeton, N. J. la, Wash. PAZDERSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Katherine S. Paz- KIDD. George L. Mrs. M. J. Kidd, Columbia, YOECKEL, Adam H. Henry Yoeckel, R. F. derski, 899 Jessamine Street, St. Paul, Va. D. 2. Savanna, Ill. Minn. KOZICKI, Alexander. Mrs. Leokadja Zurasko, ZIMMERMAN, Harry L. Mrs. Mary Zimmer- PEACOCK, Hugh M. Mrs. Annie M. Pea- box 221. Linden, N. J. man, general delivery, Marquette Kans. cock, box 14, Chickamauga, Ga. KRUEGER, Frank H. Henry Kuehl, route 5, McCARTHY, Charles J. Mrs. Catherine Mc- R. Peasley, Francisco, PEASLEY, Herbert 0. Alfred Ilutchinson, Minn. Carthy, 154A Russ Street, San Keensburg, Colo. LAVALLEY, Raymond H. William H. Laval- Cal. PETRONE, Francisco. Louis Petrone, Carso ley, 345 Fairmount Street, Fitchburg, Mass. McDANIEL, Charles 0. Thomas McDaniel, Cardi Caldi, 8 Pignola Potenza, Italy. I EWIESZKO, Thomas. John Leweszko, 802 R. F. D. 1, Norman Okla PHILLIPS, Guy. Hay Harris, Norris City, -Tefler~ou Street, Utica, N. Y. McINERNEY, John Patrick. John Melner- Ill. LAWRINACTIS, Frank. Tony Zukaitis, 408 ney. 66 Elm Street, West Orange, N. J. MCINTYRE, Edward L. Mrs. Mary McIn- PIETSCH, John E. Mrs. Martha Pietsch, Maryland Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. Louisville, Minn. LIVINGSTON, James D. Mrs. James D. Liv- ' tyre, 17 Cook Street, Ashley, Pa. Cellman New McKIERNAN, Neil. Mrs. Cathqrine McKier- PISTORIO, -Frank C. Mrs. Mary iugston, 207 West Thirteenth Street, Pistorio, 507 Exeter Street, Baltimore, Md. York, N. Y. nan. 602 East Eighteenth Street, Paterson, Mid- N. J. POST, Freeman M. Mrs. Sarah J. Post, 1DR-ONELL, Robert J. James C. McDonell, dleton, W. Va. 116 Grand Central Avenue, Elmira Heights, MeLFESE, Stuart L. Mrs. Lena MeLeese, PROPHET William K. William Prophet, N. Y. 119 E Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Seneca, Mic. IlACOMBER, Stephen W. Joseph* H. Ma- MARCINKEWIZ, Walter John. Domenic PRUEITT, William B. lirs. Winnie Prueitt, comber, 187 High Street, Westerly, R. I. Marcinkewis, 147 Ames Street, Brooklyn, Van Alstyne, Tex. MEIER, Charles J. Nicholas Meier, R. F. D. Mass PRZYBORSKI, John. John Przyborski, 1140 2 "nringfield, OreF. ATARAKE, Arthur L. Mrs. Mary J. Marake, Liberty Street, Camden, N. J. MA, Michele. Blase Dichiro, 103 Main 2027 North Keeler Avenue, Chicago, Ill. RAWLINS, John. Mrs. Sarah 4tawlins, 617 St et, Cohoes, N. Y. MARTIN, David Harrison. Dr. William H. Walnut Street, Darby, Pa. HARCIARELLI, Nicholas. Mrs. Rose Laurer McClurg, -514 North Washington Street, RAY, Edwin. Mrs. Effie Ray, Wayne City, Masciarelli, 1109 South Eighth Street, Phila- Kokomo, Ind. delphia, Pa. MARTIN, Oran M. Bill Martin, R. F. D. 2, Meunier, REAGAN, Thomas E. J. R. Reagan, R. F. D. lIEUNIER, Charles. Mrs. Addle J. Bruceville, Tex. 2, Stockbridge, Ga. Magnet, Ind. MASSIER, Gustave. Miss Louise Massier, REGAN, Leonard. John Rose, Hunter Hotel, MILLER, Harry. Mrs. Harry Miller, 1065 Miles City, Mont. Monessen, Pa. Aberdeen, Wash. Morgan Avenue, MAYBERRY, Richard F. Mrs. Alice May- REUTERSHAN, William. Mrs. Elizabeth NELSON, Walter R. Mrs. Edna M. Nelson, berry, Wapanucka, Okla. Street, Kansas City, Mo. Reutershan, 246 Floyd Street, Brooklyn, 3423 Twenty-fourth MELCHIONNA, Enigi. Alfonso Melchionna, N. Y. NELSON, William. Mrs. Ida Nelson, 388 post-office box, 887 Glen Cove, N. Y. West Third Street, Erie, Pa. RICHARDSON, Ben N. Mrs. Inez E. Redder, PEYTON, Howard G. Mrs. Bell Peyton, Sayre- MERKLINGER, Henry. Mrs. Sarah Eningo, 47 Houston Street, Lagrange, Ga. ton, Ala, 1834 East Somerset Street, Philadelphia, Pa. RICHARDSON, Harley. Henry C. pichard- MICK, Walter Edgar. Willis Mick, Dale, Ill. Tenn. PEABODY, Rollin D. Harvey D. Peabody, R. Miller, son, R. F. D. 2, Haydenburg, F. D. 3, Wakeman, Ohio. MILLER, Andrew M. Mrs. Phoebe ROMANS, Eli. Mrs. Malinda Kertspatrick, I'ELFREY, Reuben. Gardner Pelfrey, Bowen, Badger, Cal. R. F. D 2 Lexington, Ky. Ky. MORELAND, Clinton M. A. A. Moreland, ROOSA, Clinton S. Mrs. L. P. Rider, 53 Rus- PERRIRA, Joseph F. Antone Perrira, Mis- Lena, Miss. sell Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. sion, San Jose, Cal. MORELLI, Antonio, Miss Fannie La Pat- ROSCH, Walter M. Mrs. Mary Rosch, 1611 PETERSON, Hiram H. Mrs. Belinda Peter- tina, Camden, N. J. Tenth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. son. R. F. D. 4, Pelican Rapids, Minn. MORGAN, Dock Crone. Mrs. Jenett Morgan, ROSENAUER, Emil J. Mrs. Albino Rose- PINNA, Guiseppe. Gavina PInna, Sassarl, R. F. D. 1, Norwood. N. C. nauer, Shiner, Tex. Province Sassari, Italy. MORIN, George A. Frank B. Morin, Closter, ROTH, George C. Adam Roth, Moundrille, B. - J. B. Prater, Pontotoc, N. J. Mo. PRATER, Rufus MORIN, Omer. CulIX Morin, 8 Meddle Street, Miss. ROWE Robert. John Rowe, 2118 South PREWITT, James. Mrs. Mary A. Prewitt, R. Putnam, Conn. MORK, Clarence B. Eric Mork, R. F. D. 5, Wastenaw Avenue, Chicago, Ill. F. D. 3, Gainsboro, Tenn. Le Sueur, Minn. ROWLEY, Charles. James A. Rowley, Schuyl- PRUITT, Pink S. James D. Pruitt, Rossville, kill Haven, Pa. Tenn. MORRILL, Aaron W. Carroll To Morrill, Morrisville. Vt. RUCKNER, Ernest. Mrs. Mary Coleman, 704 RATHSTONE, Irwin David. Mrs. Rebecca MOREAU, Meo P. Mrs. A. J. Moreau, 424 Sterling Street, Baltimore, Md. Rathstone, 3651 Third Avenue, New York, Sixteenth Street, Alexander, Iowa. RUBSAMEN, William. Mrs. Marie H. Rubsa- N. Y. F. D. men, 48 Barry Street, Passaic, N. J. MOSEY, Francis F. William Mosey, R. May- RATKIEWICE, Michael. Mrs. Lenora Ko- 4, Bad Axe, Mich. RYAN, Edward. Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, rosy, Eynaon, Pa. MOSTOWSKI, Leo. Kaspar Mostowski, nooth , Ontario, Canada. REAGAN. Thomas F. Thomas J. Reagan, 206 Oconto, Wis. RYAN, Frank R. John H. Ryan, 232 South South Street, Lowell, Mass. MOTES, James C. Joseph A. Motes, R. F. D. Wood Street, Chicago, Ill. REILLY, Joh. Mrs. Mary Reilly, 826 Six- 7, Troy, Ala. RYAN, John J. Michael Ryan, 416 Thomas Pa. Street, South Bethlehem, .Pa. teenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MUIR, Joseph. Hugh Muir, Childs, Ryan, 1914 But- RICH, Walker. Mrs. Mattle Rich, R. F, D. 1, MULLEN, John F. A. Mrs. Margaret Mullen, RYAN, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Cypress ip, Tenn. 617 Fifty-second Street Brooklyn, N. Y. tonwooa Street, Philadelphia, Pa. RICHARDS, Daniel. Ezrlah Richards, Barn- MULVANEY. John R. Airs. Ellen Mulvaney, SARRACINO, Andrea. Antonio Sarracino, Sggata La Gott, 'Benevento, Italy. hill, Ohio. 211 Elm Street, Clarksburg, W. Va. F. Schle- RICHARDSON, John B. Mrs. John S. Rich- MUNDY, Alfred H. Edward F. Mundy, 210 SCHLEGELMILCH, Fred W. S. ardson Buna, Tex. Avon Avenue, Newark, N. J. gelmilch, Royal Center, Ind. MUNKE, Julius H. F. Fritz Munke, Homer, SCHMELZER. Charlie Fred. Fred Schmelzer, RICHET', Jacob P. Peter Richert, Hurley, Pomeroy, Wash. S. Dak. Tex. D. RICIIESIN, Hubert G. James P. Richesin, R. MURPHY, Edward A. Mrs. Roba Murphy, SELBY, Norman. Sanford S. Selby, R. F. F. D. 3, Sweetwater, Tenn. 218 Avory Street, Martinsburg, W. Va. 3, Elmore City, Okla. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN:, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. i LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS Arcade Manufacturing Co., Freeport, Ill., Belmont Iron Works, 200,000 pounds corru- 100 stove pokers, $6.00. gated roofing, $13,500. Findeisen & Kropf Manufacturing Co., Chi- Reading Iron Co., Reading, Pa., 320 feet THE PANAMA CANAL cago, Ill., 3 carbureters, $63.13. pipe, $117.40. Amefrcan Lead Pencil Co., New York, 4,320 Tabulating Machine Co., Washington, D. C., erasers, $72. rental, 1 machine, $57.50. J. 1. Williams Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 14 Library Bureau, Washington, D. C., 30,000 The following is a list of orders placed lathe dogs $15.67. cards, $102. by the Panama Canal from January 22 Wilcox-rittenden Co., Marshalltown, Iowa, Hendee Manufacturing Co., Springfield, to 28: 100 shackles, $21. Mass., 1 speedometer, 1 attachment, $17. Danville Stove & Manufacturing Co., Dan- C. W. Hunt Co., West New Brighton, N. Y., L. Sonneborn Sons (Inc.), New ork, 2,000 ville, Pa., range parts, $1,036.40. 20 brake band linings, $14. gallons gas-ongine oil, 341 cents per gallon and United States Stamping Co., Moundsville, Belmont Packing & Rubber Co., Philadel- ;10 for drums, $1,052.50. W. Va., 144 soup bowls, 20 cents, $28.80; 288 phia, Pa., 2,400 gaskets, $180. General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 24 drinking cups, 23 cents, $66.24. Addressograph Co., Washington, D. C., ad- armature coils, $1,152. R. W. Goldart, New York, 86 boat hooks, $60. dressograph supplies, $5.46. Public Printer, Washington! D. C., 0,000 Lunkenheimer Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 2 globe Montgomery & Co., New York, 3 sets figures, *Foim No. 700. valves, $40, $80. $5.25. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Washing- Lunkenhelmer Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 168 Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., ton, 1). C., 14 pump. angle and globe valves, $227.75. Washington, D. C., 50 bricks, $62.50. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, 20,000 William Powell Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 19 Adams & Westlake Co., Philadelphia, Pa., pouds asphalt, 500 gallons solution, $800. angle and globe valves, 896. 36 chimney holders, $18. Tabulating Machine Co., Washington, D. C., Luinkeneimer Co. Cinnati, Ohio, augle Cushman & Denison, New York, 2,000,000 8 punch machines and cards, $448. and globe valves, $526. clips, $840. Branhall, Deane Co., strainers and broildrs, Public Printer, Washington, D. C., 250 addi- Van Blerek Motor Co, Boston, Mass., motor $68. tional copies Circular 1251. parts, $370. R. W. Geldurt, New York, side-cutting pliers, Locke Insulator Manufacturing Co., Roches- Bryant Electric Co., Bridgeport, Conn., 50 $112.32. ter N Y., 1,500 insulators, $3,750. receptacles, 50 plugs, $170.62. E. Keelgr Co., Williamsport, Pa., 220 plates, 4rubel & Co., New York, 2,000 pounds New Departure Manufacturing Co., Bris- $199. chloride lime, $240. tol, Conn., coaster brake parts, $14.40. McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York, 1 hand- C. E. Miller, New York, 30 connectors, General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 2 book, $6. $13.50. indicators, $109. Shapleight Hardware Co., St. Louis, Mo., United States Rubber Co., New York, 20 Peck, Stow, Wilcox Co., New York, 144 1,128 lantern wicks, $9.40. pounds packing, $6. monkey wrenches, $110.50. Chicago Nut Co., Chicago, Ill., 2 gross nuts, NatiQnal Electric Supply Co., Washington, McKee Glass Co., Jeannette, Pa., 30 port- $1. D. C., 500 carbons, $20. hole glasses, $69.90. Railway Age, Railway Age Gazette, $U. Western Electric Co., Now York, 1 annunci- Kemp Machinery Co., Baltimore, 150 flue Westinghouse Air Brake Co., gaskets, screws, sar, $16. brushes, $32.64. valves, nuts, ecf., $1,422.79. H. W. McCandless Co., New York, 5,000 Cambridge Glass Co., Cambridge, Mass., Henry Bainbridge Co., New York, N. Y., lamps, $338. 2,160 drinking glasses, 7j cents each, $102. 1,500 binder posts, $4 per 100, $60. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy, Franche Co.. Brunswick, N. J., wheels and Lunkenhelmer Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, brass 65,448 barrels fuel oil $175,925. couplings, $925. valves, $114. Universal Trading Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 48 United States Graphite Co., Saginaw, Mich., Thos. Somerville Co., Washington, D. C., grindstones, $4.79, $229.92. 2 barrels plumbago, $41.25. brass cocks, $12.48. B. B. Neal Hardware Co., New York, N. Y., Merchant & Evans, piping, $1,226.53. Azadian Gauge Manufacturing Co., Washing- lamps and lanterns, $296.34. Norton Co., Worcester, Mass., 16 grinding ton, D. C., 36 steam gauges, $4.15, $149.40. B. B. Neal Hardware Co., New York, N. Y., wheels, $19.30. B. B. Neal Hardware Co., New York, hose 12 stock pots, $7.10, $85.20. Graham Bros., Evansville, Ind., parts for clamps, $13.68. Crucible Steel Co. of America, Pittsburgh, truck builders, $478.66. Rome Manufacturing Co., Rome, N. Y., 600 Pa., 143 drill rods, $49.09. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md., 5,000 bed knobs, $0.071 each, $46. Handy Man Co., Chicago, Ill., 24 carpenters' sheets paper, $49.80. Simmons Hardware Co., Philadelphia, Pa., clamps, $2.25, $54. Stumpp & Walter Co., New York, 250 pounds 60 sets chest locks, $0.55, $83. Julius Fowl, New York, N. Y., 42 coal bas- flour, 500 pounds flour, $32.85. Sidney B. Strouse, Atlantic City, N. J., kets, $107.40. Browning Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 3 springs, dowel pins, $40.27. Vulcan Asbestos Manufacturing Co., West- $141.75. C. E. Jennings & Co., New York, 96 hack- ford, N. J., 910 asbestos gaskets, $153.58. American Water Softener Co., Philadelphia, saw frames, 48 cents, $46.08. Public Printer, Circular 1255. Pa., 14 ink cups, $14. Baltimore Malleable Iron & Steel Casting Public Printer, Lessons in Community. Schrenck & Co., New York, 50 bars polished Co., Baltimore, 18 door-latch keepers, $1.25, National Machinery Co., Tiffin, Ohio, 18 sets glass, $25. $22.00. dies. $93.60. Westinghouse Air Brake Co., New York, air- Universal Trading Co., 3 counter scales, W. N. Matthews Bro., St. Louis, Mo., 6 brake parts, $171.76. $18,73, $56.19. changers, 3 telefault, $226.38. Danville Stove Manufacturing Co., Danville, Eugene Dietzgen Co., N. Y., 12 steel measure National Enam. & Stamp. Co., New York, Pa., 36 ranges-and parts, $153. tapes, $3.86, $46.32. 1,200 garbage cans, $5,400. Hudson Belt Fastener Co., New York, 4,000 Capitol Supply Co., N. Y., 40 grocers scoops, Charles D. Durkee & Co., New York, 6 lan- feet belting, $14. 53 cents, $31.80. terns, $27.90. Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Co., New Vought & Williams, New York, 120 rasps, Penn Hardware Co., Reading, Pa., 24 pairs $136.08. horseshoer's, $58.50. butts, $70.32. York, 288 springs, New York Boat Oar Co., 12 pairs ash ears, Victor V. Clad Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 108 McGraw-Hill Co., New York, 1 subscription, $3.30, $39.00, basting spoons, $14.04. $3. Goldsberger Manufacturing Co., New York, Carl A. Judson, Chicago, Ill., 72 pairs hoof Harbison & Gathright, Louisville, Ky., 72 sailmaker's needles, $72.50. pads, $64.80. barness buckles, $2.85. Federal Terra Cotta Co., 36 fire bricks, Hindley Manufacturing Co., Valley Falls, Crouse-Hinds Co., Syracupe, N. Y., 1,1T $32.40. condulettos, $285.91. R. B. Sherman, New York, 5 gross washers, R. I., 1,250 flat spring keys, $10.58. R. W. Geldart, New York, 500 pounds tacks, Metal Specialty Manufacturing Co., Chi- $1.50. $68. I Roneo Co., New York, 12 sharpeners, $66. cago, III., 24 sockets, $2.16. Murphy Varnish Co., Newark, N. J., 50 gal- General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 36 Times Square Auto Supply Co., New York, Jons varnish, $150. boxes rheostats, $504. 30 sheets celiuiold, $19.50. T. Laughlin Co., Portland, Me., 100 thimbles, Bethlehem Steel Co., South Bethlehem, Pa., Montgomery & Co., New York, 12 sets fig- $3.50. 2,000 connection pins, $160. ures, $12.47. Anti-Borax Compound Co., Fort Wayne, Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Co., Pittsburgh, Ind., 1,000 pounds compound, $75.. Pa., 14,100 pounds nuts. $2,299.25 Automobile Sundries Co., New York, 24 Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa., 72 Pittsburgh Forge & Iron Co., Pittsburgh, lights, $18.44. turnbuckles, $28.68. Pa., 2,700 pounds staybolt iron, $195.75. American Shoe & Foundry Co., New York, Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett Co., Chicago, Ill., Rolle Rubber Co., New York City, 60 pounds 50 brake shoes, $126.50. parts for clipping machines, $48.86. rubber bands, $76.80. Nathan Manufacturing Co., New York, 12 Public Printer, Washington, D. C., printing Automobile Sundries Co., New York, 12 glasses and casings, $12. Circular 12583. pumps, $87.80. New York Belting & Packing Co., New York, Automobile Sundries Co., New York City, Bristol Co., Waterbury, Conn., 100 charts, 96 diaphra s, $183.12. 1,000 valve plungers $48 $14.47. Devoe & IynoldsCo., New York, 25 pounds Hibbard Spencer artlett, Chicago, Ill., 216 Hewitt Rubber Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 51 valves, Rose Lake, $12. brooms, $135. $9.06. Davis-Bournonville Co., Jersey City, N. J., R. W. Geldart, New York, 108 water coolers, Midland Linseed Products Co., Washington, 8,000 pounds welding rods, $400.75. $553.68. D, C., 20,000 gallons linseed oil, $32,400. C. D3. Durkee Co., New York, 140 eyebolts, G. Elias & Bro., Buffalo, N. Y., 25 medicine $49. , cabinets, $146.25. Merchant & Evans. Philadelphia, Pa., 1,800 feet brass tubing, $2,803.07. Fisher Governor Co., Marshalltown, Iowa, Tunnessen Man!&facturing Co., Hazleton, 6 springs, $6.12. Pa., 100 paint pots $27. Charles B. Crystal, New York, 85,000 silica Robins Conveying Belt Co., New York, 12 M. S. Brooks & 43ns, Chester, Conn., 1,440 wash .01, $350. gear cases, $147. screw ayes, $64.80. Pheoll Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill., 6 E. Baumgarten, Washington, D. C., rub- McWhorter Manufacturing Co., Everton, 65, N. J., 19,000 cotters, $78.74. pounds washers, $6. ber stamps, & Foundry W. H. Moore, New York, inspection of hay, Union Metal Works, Chelsea, Mass., 48 hose United States Cast Iron Pipe $2. couplings, $27.84. Co., 12 couplings, $98.64. Glauber Brass Manufacturing Co., Cleve- Loring Coes & Co. (Inc.), Worcester, Mass., R. & J. Dick, Passaic, N. J., 725 feet belt- land, Ohio, 25 cocks, $245.25. 18 planer knives, $55.74. ing, $160.50. TIE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. 31

LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS $ it unit price to 79 cents each, net cash 10 days at 49 cents per can; 65,000 6-pound cans, at after Government inspection ; eliminate para- $2.50 each, $255,110. graph O0Schedule A; materials become prop- 13634-PH. Thomas Ruddy Co., Kansas City, PURCHASE AND STORAGE erty of Government after Inspection. Kans, 200,016 16-ounce cans fresh roast beef, Sup. 35. Gender Paeschke & Frye (* Mil- at $0.5150 per can, $103,008.24. waukee, Wis., tanks; no tool allow e for 13620-PH. Acme Packing Co., Chicago, III., following is a list of purchase or- five gasoline feed tanks; also five gasoline 1,500,000 cans fresh roast beef, at $0.5150 The reserve tanks. per pound, $772,500. ders and contracts passed by the Board of Can. Agmt. 1297. Silver Lake Co., Newton- 13625-PII. Purity Packing Co., Chid go, Ill., Review, office of Director of Purchase ville, Mass., cotton braided rbpe; cancel 24,887 300,000 cans fresh roast beef, at $0.5 50 per and Storage: pounds at 53 cents per pound. can, $154,500. Sup. 1320. American Can Co., New York 13624-PII. Jacob Dold Packing Co., Buffalo, January City, 5,000 No. 7 Dunn oil heaters, at $6.50; N. Y. 800,064 pounds bacon, 12-pound tin; 22, 1919. chiange specifications of collars in size. 500,040 pounds bacon, 12-pound tin, at $0.50; Purchase orders and contracts under $25,000 Sup. 68. Locomobile Co., Bridgeport, Conn., 156,276 cans corned beef, 24-ounce can, at made on open-market purchase or let to lowest chasses; change deliveries from 100 in Oc- $0.7075 per can, $722,614.23. bidder and submitted to the board for. con- tober, 200 in November, and 200 in December 8731 G. Armour & Co., Chicago, Ill., sideration after execution and delivery: to the following: Deliveries to begin in No- 5,000,000 cakes of soap, at $0.0105 per cake, 1. Myles Salt Co. (Ltd.), New Orleans, La., vember, 1918, and end March 31, 1919. $52,504.20. pounds salt, $6,550. Can. Agmt. 1318. Puritan Cordage Mills, 1,000,000 Louisville, EMERdENCY PURCHASES APPROVED BY TELE- 2- 1207. Confectioner Specialty Co., Phila- Ky., cotton braided rope; cancel GRAM. delphia, Pa., 12,000 cartons chodolate candy 7,008j pounds cotton braided rope. bars, $10,200. Sup. to 2125. Lawton Refining Co., Lawton, 15342-G. Lippincott Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 40D. S. Belikova (Ind.), Perth Amboy, N. T., Okla., gasoline and kerosene; price of gasoline 553,536 pounds apple butter, at $0.13 per 200,000 pounds fresh potatoes, $5,300. to be 19 cents per gallon and price of kero- pound, $71,959.68. 12. M. Piowaty & Sons, Chicago, Ill., 238,500 sene 10.5 cents per gallon, prices f. o. b. re- FF-94-12-27. Rio Grande Oil Co., El Paso, pounds potatoes, $5,890.D5. finery; $4,255 total decrease. Tex., 260,025 gallons fuel oil, at $0.09281 per 13-LA-690. Califbrnia Growers' Association, Sup. 1113. United States Steel Products Co., gallon, $24,717.43. Los Angeles, Cal., 105,000 pounds peaches, Washington, D. C., wire; wire contractd for FF-89-12-85. FF-90-22-33. Rio Grande Oil $10,000* to be delivered f. o. b. cars at manufacturer's Co., El Paso, Tex., 248,200 gallons motor gas, 2-10837. Ficken Ullmann Co., New York works; freight equalized wilh Pittsburgh in- at $0.19 to 25.5 cents per gallon; 30,950 gal- City, 12,240 pounds butter, $8,748.14. stead of f. o. b. terms as originally specified. lons kerosene, at $0.145 per gallon, $67,778.75. York, 112,559. 2-9947. M. W. Houck Co., New CANCELLATION AGREEMENT WITH COMPENSATION CONTRACTS APPROED B3YSAN FRANCISCO BO0ARD pounds evaporated peaches, $17,3906.2. OF REVIEW. 13-LA-709. J. K. Armsby.Co., Los Angeles, TO CONTRACTORS' APPROVAL. Cane. Agmt. 6. Herman Euke, Portland, Oreg. Un- Cal., 168,000 pounds peaches, $16,000. 3. American Laundty Machine limited 13LA-809. J. K. Armsby Co., Los Angeles, Co., New York City, laundry machines 6 flat- quantity cleaning and pressing Gov- Cal., 112,014 pounds apricots, $9,867.90. work ironers, $3,655.26. ernment clothing, Babbe system from Quar- 13-2. Union Oil Co. (address not given), termaster, Vancouver Barracks, Wash, 0. D. 249,090 gallons fuel oil, $11,000.68. CONTRACTS NOT EXECUTED (PREVIOUS APPROVAL W. breeches, $0.40; coats, W. 0. D., $0.45; Purchase orders or commodities purchased' BOARD oF REVIEW CANCELED). overcoats, woolen, $0.35, $25,000. at board of trade or exchange prices, on Food MTC 312. Ford Mototr Co., Detroit, Mich., December 19, 1918, McRoskey & Co., San Administration allotment, commandeer order, 600 complete sets spare parts, $1,361,208. Francisco, Cal. For fqrnishing all labor, ma- or by Embarkation Service: terials, and appliances necessary to clean and Co., New January 23, 1919. sterilize 500 cotton mattresses, $275. 2-11421. Corn Products Refining Sup. SFO-3904. Standard Oil Co., San York, 561,000 pounds corn starch, $27,489. Purchase orders and contracts under $25,000 Francisco Cal. Engine distillate furnished PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS APPROYED. made on open-market purchase or let to lowest to be regular grade instead of specification Contracts under $25,000. bidder and submitted to the board for con- conforming to original contract. sideration after execution and delivery : 3932-A. Union Oil Co. of California, Los 1, 2, 19. Camp Travis Laundry, Camp 5391. P. W. Iliden, Newport News, Va., Angeles, Cal. 13,705 gallons gasoline, at Travis, Tex., services (amount undetermined). 301.5 tons timothy hay ($36 per ton), f 0.19 a gallon; 4,100 gallons kerosene, at $10,854.32. 0.09 per gallon; 800 gallons distillate, at Contracts over $25,000. 1374. Johnson-Pickett Rope Co., Manila, $0.11 per gallon, $3,060.95. ntrs. 1536. Dayton Steel Wheel Co., Day- P. I., 23,50) pounds njuila hemp rope, SFO-3365. Union Oil Co. of California, Los ton, Ohio, 1,000 sets of cast wheels, including $7,537.50. Angeles, Cal. 112,000 gallons fuel oil, at skid chain hooks, $225,000. Q-106. Underwood Typewriter Co., Wash- $1.85 per barrel of 42 gallons each, $4,928. Mtrs. 1580. Standard Steel Castings Co., ington, D. C., 114 No. 5 typewriters ($67.50 SFO-3246. Union Oil Co. of California, Los Detroit, Mich., 500 sets of cast wheels, includ- each), $7,695. Angeles, Cal. 130,000 gallons fuel oil, at $1.64 ing skid chain hooks, $112,500. 5819. P. W. Hiden, Newport News, Va., per barrel of 42 gallons, delivered by barge in 8-871. Bradas & Cheens, Louisville, Ky., 134.06 tons timothy hay ($38 per ton), ots not less than 950 gallons, $5,076.50. 50,000 cartons chocolate bars, $45,000. $5,094.41. 20. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, New 5817. P. W. Hiden, Newport News, Va., SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS. York, 687,500 gallons kerosene oil, $146,093.75. 133.02 tons timothy hay ($38 per ton), Sup. 2933. Joseph N. Snellburg, Philadel- 130-Phila. Pennsylvania American Refin- $5,061.60. phia, Pa., 30,000 sheets. Reduce to 24,000 ing Co., Oil City, Pa., 180,000 gallons cylinder Sub-638, 4-3740. J. C. Leib Co., Baltimore, sheets, at $13.10 per dozen. In public Inter- oil, $51,300. Md., 250,000 pounds fresh potatoes, at $0.0393, ests. Mtrs. 2267. Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., and 10,000 pounds fresh onions, at $0.0250, Sup. 1103. Long Life Lumber Co., Louis- Ford spare parts, $87,019.80. $7,575. ville, Ky. For Marmite food containers, GSC-1307-B. Horace Partridge Co., Boston, Sub-538, 4-3737, H. P. Walker, Newport 60,000, at $12.90. Price charged for crating Mass., 1,000 basket-ball suits, 1,630 suits, and News, Va., 500,000 pounds fresh potatoes, at shall be $1.08 for each crate containing 'two 1,000 track suits, $29,996.80. $0.0275, and 30,000 pounds fresh onions, at Marmite containers. Mtrs. 2228. American Chain Co., Bridgeport, $0.025, $14,500. Sup. to Contract 4320-B. E. L. Rowe & Son Conn., 385,000 pounds flat twist coil chain, 2-12773. Henry Pole, New York City. 35,000 (Inc.), Gloucester, Mass., 1,000 small paulins, $41,002.50. pounds fresh beef, $0.204 per pound, $7 140 (4.58 each. That same be packed In bales, 3 to a PURCHASES APPROVED BY TELEGRAM. S-857. Best-Clymer Manufacturing o., St. bale, and the contractor receive 75 cents EMERGENCY Louis, Mo., 151,875 pounds apple butter, at per bale in addition to the contract price 8007-N. L. Adler Bro. & Co., Rochester, $0.10066, $16,200. mentioned. N. Y., 4,403 trench coats, $184,126. PURCHASE. TRANSACTIONS APPROVED. Sup. 2971. Shove Mills. Fall River, Mass., 1527-G. Postum Cereal Co., Battle Creek, 160,500 raincoat linings, 3851 Inches, $0.14486. Mich., 615,024 pounds grapefruit, $85,420. 15. People's Ice Co., Wichita Falls, Tex., Cancel 93,5961 yards at above price. 7454-C. Finch, Van Slyck & McConville, St. 900,000 pounds iee, at $0.0025 per pound, Sup. 2973. J. H. Lane & Co., New York Paul, Minn., manufacturing 4,500 mackinaws, $2,250. City, 1,500,000 yards duck at $0.50 per yard. $7,875. :09. Nathan Manufacturing Co., Flushing, Cancel 5.3041 yards. 57-BA. Baltimore Pearl Hominy Co., Balti- Long Island, 50 water-gauge frames, $7.50 Sup. 2967. G. W. Mandrill Co. (Inc.), Glov- more, Md., 3,060,000 pounds fine hominy and each: 100 glasses, $1.50 each; 2,000 sets pack- 'esville, N. Y., leather gloves. Cancel 1,180 2,330,000 pounds corn meal, yellow, $179,487. ing for glassh, $0.15, $2,175. pairs of heavy gloves, at $1.05 per pair, Sup. SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS. Contracts over $25,000. 2968. Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, 13623-PH. Miller & Hart, Chicago, Ill., Mass., for 7,500 pairs 4-B all-rubber gaiters. Sup. 60. Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, 320,040 pounds bacon, Price agreed upon to be $3.15 per pair (origi- Mich., chassis; insert 1,500 for boxing loose $0.4525 per pound; nally tentative). 80,064 pounds bacon, $0.50 per pound, Price made at meeting held equipment at $3.75 per box, $5,626; reduction $184,850. in Washington, D. C., $4.18; sizes, 14 and 15. for 100 attachments eliminated for mounting 13646-PH. Holland Butterine Co., Jersey Sup. 36. Columbus Auto Parts Co., Colum- 750-gallon tanks at $79.26 each, total $7,926; City, N. J., 500 000 pounds oleomargarine, bus, Ohio, hood fasteners. Insert in name of total decrease to contract of $2,301; contract packed, at $0.4076 per pound, $203,500. material column the following: Forty sets of $10,917,159 vice $10,919,460. 13628-PH. W. H. Dyer Co., Evansville, Ind.. hood fasteners representing an overshipment Sup. 1332. Fox Furnace Co., Elyria, Ohio, 500,016 cans corned-beef hash, at $0.3275 on the part of contractor made to motor depot sets for rolling kitchens; Insert clause "All each, $163,755.24. at Camp Holabird and accepted by them with finished articles to be net cash 10 days after the statement that they could be used to ad- Government Inspection "; also materials to 13621-PH. Purity Cross Packing Co., vantage. become the property of the Government im- Orange, N. J., 528,800 cans corned-beef hash, at $0.33 each, 33,500 cans, at $0.635 each, Sup. 2975. Canvas Products Co., St. Louis, mediately after inspection and contractor to $197,160. Mo. 250,000 baversacks. Whereas original hold same natil the complete assembly of the 13645-PH. Morris & Co., Chicago. Ill., contract states that Government furnish con- rolling kitchens under HC- 500,000 pounds oleomargarine, at $0.3970 per tractor with 361-inch No. 9 0. D. duck at $0.90 8rosd e4,000 pound, $198,300. nor yard but owing to the emergency United Sup. 1324. Fox Furnace Co., Elyria, Ohio, 1300o-Ph. Sterling Packing Co., Chicago, States was obliged to supply contractor in kettle bearers for rolling kitchens; change in Ill., 189,000 1-pound cans fresh roast beef, part with 56-inch No. 9 0. D. at $1.83568 per 82 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919.

- LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I

yard and in part with 291-inch 0. D. duck at Mtrs. 2024. General Motor Truck Co., Pon- $0.7277 yard. Thissupplemental agreement tiac, Mich., set spare parts for gasoline motor puts it at United States option to supply any car ambulances in quantitles, $50,083.30. -of three at price stipulated. 1554. W. F. Schrafft & Sons Corporation, AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU Sup. 37. Keeler Brass Co., Grand Rapids, Boston Mass., 75,000 -cartons candy, at Mich., hood fasteners. Insert the following $0.98tuper carted, $74,160. In contract: " Seven sets of hood fasteners at 155. W. F. Schrafft & Sons Corporation, 93 cents per set with no tool allowance." Boston, Mass., 125,000 cartons candy, at The Bureau of Aircraft Production, This represents an overshipment for the build- $0.843 per carton, $105,375. Washington, D. C., has awarded con- ing of sample truck previous to the signing of 1556. Beacon Chocolate Co., Boston, Mass. tracts to the following: the formal contract which was not taken into 70,000 cartons candy, 35,000 fruit bars, 25,000 consider tion when shipping instructions for chocolate peanut, 10,000 chocolate raisin bars; P rene Manufacturing Co., Washington; eatire 5,000 sets were Issued and for which no unit, $0.85 per carton, $59,500. D. , 250 quart cans Pyrene fluid, $225. allowance had been previously made. Defender Photo Supply Co., Rochester, N. Y., EMERGENCY PURCHASES APPROVED BY TELEGRAM. photographic chemicals, $41.37. COINTRCTS NOT EXECUTED (PREVIOUS APPROVAL Jno. A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J., BOARD 15365-G. Bunte Bros., Chicago, Ill., 70,000 OF REVIEW CANCELED). cartons chocolate bar candy, at $0.90 per car- 57 pounds aircraft wire, $20.96. 7461-N. Ratsey & Lapthorn (Ltd.), New ton, $63,000. Simmons Hardware Co., Washington, D. C., York, 1,000 paulins, $13,705. 15319-G. E. J. Brach & Sons, Chicago, Ill., 800 ropemaker's pads, $279. 7255 0. E. J. Burch Manufacturing Co., 80,000 pounds chocolate bars, at $0.575, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, Pueblo, Colo., 1,725 pack-mule water bags, $30,000. 20 spherical balloons, $24,700. $52,526.25. 15868-G. Cleveland Macaroni Co., Cleveland, Connecticut Aircraft Co., New Haven, Conn., Ohio, 582,000 pounds spaghetti, at $0.09 per 16 spherical balloons, $15,100. January 24, 1919. pound; 167,000 pounds macaroni, at $0.09 per Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C., 8 cork life belts, $12. Purchase orders and contracts under $25,000 pound; $67,410. made on open market purchase or let to lowest 15085-G. Charles Whitney Co., Casnovia, bidder and submitted to the board for con- Mich., 700,000 pounds dehydrated sliced po- sideration after execution anI delivery. tatoes, at $0.295 per pound, $206,500. 1214. Yutive Sons Hardware Co Manila, 1. Ever Fresh Food Co., Ogden, Utah, P. 1., 100 feet belting, canvas, at $0.30; 100 850,000 pounds dehydrated sliced potatoes, BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS feet belting, leather, at $0.60; 50 feet belting, $105,000. leather, at $0.70. Glasses, gauge, 144, at 10435. Hershey Chocolate Co., Hershey, Pa., $0.20, $0.25, and $0.30; gauke 72, at $0.40; 125,000 pounds breakfast cocoa, $34,562.50. gauge 12, at $0.65, and $0.65. Oil, linseed, 1549. Walter M. Lowney Co., Boston, Mass., The Bureau of Yards and Docks of the pure boiled, at $2 85 per gallon; 5,000 gallons 180,000 pounds cocoa, half-pound tins cocoa, Navy Department has awarded the fol- pitch coal, 8,000 pounds, at $0.06, $9,307.40. at $0.29 per pound, $26,100. lowing contract: 1217. Norton & Harrison Co., Manila, P. I., Sup. to October 17, 1918. L. J. Upton & Co., 50 rolls insulating paper, at $9.50 per roll (Inc.), Norfolk, Va., originally 5,000,000 3087. Puget Sound: Sash operating devices, 1,000 gallons carbolineum, at $1.675; 3,00 pounds potatoes. During month of January G. Drouve, Bridegport, Conn., $4,685. gallons turpentine at $1.45; 15,000 gallons 975,000 pounds undelivered portion shall be boot-topping paint, at $2.625; 8,000 pounds delIvered to other points. Adjustments as to paint, white zinc il oil, at $0.50; 15,000 freight rates have been made so that con- pounds floatine, at $0.055 $11 637.50. tractor is afforded the saLe profit In delivering MARINE CORPS, ORDERS. 2289. Libby, McNeill & Libby, San Fran- at new points. Shipments to Camp Hum- cisco, Cal., 29,904 pounds cabbage, Lacq. at pbreys will continue up to contract amount of January 11. $0.0674983 and 124.92 for wire strapping; 5,000,000 pounds less the total sum of all 8.400 pounds potatoes, sweet, Lace., pounds delivered to other camps, $755. To FAst Regiment, Cuba: First Lieut. W. M. strapping; 45,600 Brewer, Second Lieut. R. E. Woods, Second $0.099583, and $7 for wire SUPPLEMENTAL pounds sauerkraut, Lacq. at $0.057083 and CONTRACTS. Lieut. F. R. Washington, Second Lieut. E. $38 for wire strapping, $6,410.72. Sup. 2970. Virginia Textile Co., Harrison- Gould, Second Lieut. R. A. Butcher, Second Purchase orders or commodities purchased burg, Va., pyramidal tents, 2,030 tents, made Lieut. A. K. Komdat, Second Lieut. C. F. at board of trade or exchange prices, on food from salvage duck, 60 inch, at $18, Instead of Lalble, Second Lieut. L. C. Madden, Second administration allotment, commandeer order standard 12.4, 30-inch, at $17. Lieut. W. S. Cole, Second Lieut. G. M. Phil- or by embarkation services: Sup. to C-32. General Cigar Co., New York lips. 14085-PH. Vette & Zuncker, Chicago, Ill., City, cigars, 14,000 boxes cigars,* at $1.50 per To First Provisional Brigade, Haiti: Capt. 100,0W2 cans roast beef at $0.55 per can, box; 10,000 boxes cigars, at $1.798 per box. R. R. Hinkle, Second Lieut. D. E. Walker, $55,01T.60. Sup. to 40-6. Troy Laundry Machine Co., Second Lieut. C. L. Wright, Second Lieut. 127. Rlu Hermanes, Manila, P. I., 2,880 New York, laundry machinery. Substitute C. L. Seward, Jr., Second Lieut. R. E. Hughes, half-soles, each $1.23; 22,030 half-soles, ehch one 120-inch six-roll flat-work ironer fitted Second Lieut. J. B. Gambrell, Second Lieut. t1.38; 13,484 half-soles, each $1.52; 1,604 with belt-driven header Instead of individual J. C. Leech, Second Lieut. J. K. Strubing, haf-soles each $1.68. Taps lifts, heel leather; motor driver; decrease of $441. Second Lieut. W. G. Fitzpatrick, Second Lieut. Inside, 14o. 55-2880-5-6, each, $0.88; No. 56- Sup. 2951. Adam W. Klepot, Gloversville, E. H. Gallien, Second Lieut. W. J. Stamper, 22032-7-8, each, $0.40; No. 57-13484-9-10, N. Y., 59,500 pairs heavy leather gloves. Re- Second Lieut. Samuel B. Kehoe, Second Lieut. each, $0.45; No. 58-1604-11-12, each $0.52. duce from original amount to 52,812 pairs. J. Kinsella, Second Lieut. B. G. Plummer, See- Outside, No. 59-1440-5-6, each, $0.42; No. ond Lieut. C. G. Stevens, Second Lieut. 60-11016-7-8, each, $0.44; No. 61-6742-9-10, CONTRACTS NOT EXE9CUTED (PREVIOUS APPROVAL C. E. Lee jr Machine Gunner P. H. Benz, each, $0.49; No. 62-802-11-12, each, BOARD OF REVIEW CANCELED). Machine dunner M. E. Winger, Second Lieut. $0.56, C. 0. Woodruff. $41,523.91. Sup. to 5693-S. Lakin McKey Manufactur- 284. Brown Hoisting Machinery Co., Cleve- Ing Co., Kansas City, Mo., manufacturing and To Second Provisional Brigade, Santo Do- land, Ohio, spare parts for gantry cranes, delivering denim clothing. Bale for overseas mingo: Second Lieut. M. L. Dunbar, Second $1,950.50. shi ment at $0.955 per bale. Lieut. R, W. Conkey, Second Lieut. H. N. Miller, Second Lieut. F. A. Cullimore, Second No number. Max Levinson, Baltimore, Md., 284. Brown Hoisting Machinery Co., Cleve- furnishing services; deceased officers and en land, Ohio, spare parts for Ganty cranes, Lieut. H. 0. Crist, Second Lieut. D. W. Bren- $2,098.50. nan, Second Lieut. R. T. Dahl, Second Lieut. listed men (no amount). T. J. White, Second Lieut. R. H. Burton, See- Contracts over $25,000. The following item was omitted from the ond Lieut. R. A. Callum, Second Lieut. E. R. minutes of December 17, 1918: Whitman, Second Li it. B. G. Wiley, Second 1551. New England Confectionery Co., Bos- 18170-PH. Swift & Co., Chicago, III., 20,000 Liut. J. E. Frew, cond Lieut. F. L. Hud- ton, Mass., 30,000 cartons chocolate candy pounds ham, $7,842. - son, Second Lieut. 0?L. Hollett, Second Lieut. bars, $25,500. R. N. Mount, Second Lieut. E. J. Goldenber- HC-902-J. Whitaker Glessner Co., Ports- ger, Second Lieut. R. Buchanan, Second Lieut. mouth, Ohio, 4,000 barrels, at $8.85 each, J. H. Nichols, Second Lieut. W. A. Young, Sec- $33,400. ond Lidtt. H. E. Clark, Second Lieut. F. C. HC-891-N. Meurer Steel Barrel Co., Brook- Blebush, Second Lieut. M. V. Yandle, Second lyn, N. Y., 15,000 steel barrels, at $9.50 each,. War Department Central Lieut. J. Cummins. $142,500. To Virgin Islands: Second Lieut. H. Van M. 127-B-8, Motor. Detroit Machine Co., De- Bureau of Information Cartmell, Second Lieut. G. T. Cummings, See- troit, Mich., 1,500 draw-bar assemblies, at ond Lieut. C. F. Patterson, Second Lieut. P. A. $18.50 each, $27,750. The War Department Central Bu- Bridge, Second Lieut. Y. D. Sandidge, Second Mtrs. 2149. Timken Detroit Axle Co., De- Lieut. P. Skarstad, Second Lieut. Win. J. troit, Mich., class B, rear-axle parts for 200 reau of Information has been es- Brothers, Second Lieut. E. S. Van D. Veer. See- class B motor trucks, $36,052.68. tablished in the Offlee of the Ad- ond Lieut. A. L. Winner, Second Lieut. W. C. Mtrs. 2243. Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., jutant General. Inquiries for Melcher, Jr., Second Lieut. H. T. Snider. Sec- spare parts for maintenance of 300 Ford ond Lieut. L. V. Morrill, Jr., Second Lieut. motors, passenger cars $38,860. information with reference to the L. C. Dickie, Second Lient. G. P. Schenk, See- 1795. Fisk Rubber do., Chicopee Falls, 100 War Department and its activities ond Lieut. K. B. Shopard, Second Lieut. C. H. casings, at $19.14; 90 casings, at 19.91; 750 will receive prompt attention if Van Meter, Second Lieut. A. C. Grunow, Second casings, at $21.30 50 casings, at 26.08; 120 Lieut. H. B. Pritchett, Second Lieut. C. S. casings at $17.76; 100 casings, at $37.71; at directed to this offIce, which Is lo- Dandridge. $25,887.10. cated in Room 248, State, War and Mtrs. 1979. The White Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Navy Building, and may also be re- Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no. 6 sets spare parts for maintenance of 300 ferred over the telephone by calling model 3-ton T. B, C. White trucks, $101,475.90. red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP Mtrs. 1470. General Tire & Rubber Co., Main 2570, Branches 43, 44, and 45. Akron, Ohio, 2,800 casings, $101,920. to-day.