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YoL. 2 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. No. 475 SPECIAL EXPORT LICENSES No Time Lost in Cabling ERA OF PROSPERITY WILL FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS SENT Reports of Casualties CONTINUE FOR LONG PERIOD TO THE ALLIED COUNTR ES In Expeditionary Forces In response to a cablegram of inquiry in INOPINION OF MR. BARUCH; NEW RULING BY WAR TRADE BOARD regard to the transmission of casualty lists of the American Expeditipnary Forces, Gen. Pershing has cabled the War RECONSTRUCTION GOING ON Not to Include Packagesfor Mem- Department as follows: bers of Expeditionary Forces or " All deaths are being reported by INDUSTRY DAMMED UP cable as fast as the reports are re- Organizations-Shipments to Be ceived and the reporting of the FOR YEARS, HE ASSERTS Made Between Dec. / and 15. wounded in addition does not inter- fere with this. Due to our troops Chairman of War Industries on the march, the difficulty of The War Trade Board announces in being Board States Labor Is En- a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 348) that checking the casualty reports is in- there has been issued creasing, but every effort is being to the Post Of- promptly to obtain complete titled to Greater Share of fice Department a special export 11- made cense, known as RAO-60, to permit the reports of the dead and wounded." Profits-Does Not Antici- exportation, by mail, of Christmas gifts to individuals in the United Kingdom, pate Destructive Coripe- France, Italy, and Belgium and their WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD CAN tition by Europe Against colonies, possessions, and protectorates. (Shipments to members of the American NOT CANCEL ARMY CONTRACTS America. Ixpeditionary Forces, or of the forces of the allies abroad, or to individuals The Secretary of War authorizes the The War Industries Board authorizes serving abroad in the Red Cross, Y. M. following statement: the following: C. A., Knights of Columbus, or other or- Where it becomes necessary in the pub- ganizations of a similar character oper- lic interest to discontinue the pxoduction B. M. Baruch, chairman of the War ating with the American Expeditionary *of supplies or materials which are no Industries Board, at his weekly confer- Forces, or with the forces of the allies, longer needed for the Army, negotiations ence with the newspaper correspondents are not included under this license. Such for prompt settlement of contracts will Wednesday deprecated the pessimistic shipments must be made under special be undertaken by the War Department apprehensions ofthose who forsee serious license RAC-43, as outlined in War Trade in a spirit of fairness and helpfulness to industrial dislocations and labor difficul- Board Rulings Nos. 304 and 305.) all concerned. It is expected that con- ties attendant upon the return of Ameri- tractors will in their turn undertake to can business to a peace basis. .Limit to Shipment Date. furnish in the manner prescribed definite As far as he could see, he declared, Shipments under special export Li- statements which will facilitate prompt there was no justification whatever for cense RAC-60 must be made between De- payment of the obligations of the Gov- such pessimism. On the contrary, while cember 1, 1918, and December 15, 1018, ernment. he did not wish to appear to be in the position of predicting a boom era, he was and the wrapper of each package must Seeks Common Policy. bear the following information: convinced that for a long and continued 1. Name and address of person mailing An erroneous impression prevails in period there would be such demand for the package. some places that the responsibility of re- the products of American industry as 2. Detailed list of 'contents. ductions or cancellations of contracts would maintain prosperity and insure 3. Name and address of person to re- rests in the War Industries Board. This emploNm6nt. For years, he emphasized, ceive the package. is not the case. The War Industries Board industry has been danuned up, and un- 4. The statement " Christmas shipment is endeavoring to bring together the limited opportunities lie ahead. license RAC-60." various purchasing departments in order Labor, he said, was entitled to a greater The attention of the public is called to that a common policy may be adopted. share in the profits of industry, and it the fact that all shipments made under The War Department is the principal in was a matter for congratulation that a this license must be made in accordance the matter of its adjustments, though it far better understanding exists between with the regulations of the Post Office may, when it seems desirable, advise with capital and labor than ever before. the War Industries Board, or other gov- Department, and that the shipping of Reconstruction in Progress. any articles other than gifts under special ernmental agencies, on matters of general license RAC-60 is a violation of law. policy. Regarding reconstruction, Mr. Baruch To prevent too violent dislocation of in- declared that business men were taking Certain Articles Limited. dustry, from the standpoint of both em- the matter into their own hands, and that The public is advised that under the ployee and employer, accumulations by while critics talked of the perils of re4 existing customs import regulations of the War Department of either raw ma- construction the reconstruction was be. the United Kingdom, shipments made terials or finished products will be dis- ing quietly carried on. Manufacturers. under this license may not contain any tributed when and where the liquidation he declared, somewhat confused for the articles of gold or silver or real jewelry, of such supplies will least interfere with moment because of the dramatic sudden. or in excess of 10 pounds of tea or 1 the return of industry to normal condi- ness of the war's close, are rapidly find- pound of sugar, unless permits have been tions. ing their bearings and charting their own obtained from the Board of Trade, Lon- course back to normal c mditions. There don, authorizing the importation of such could be no system devised, he contended, shipments. In such cases applications tipn Sheet X-115. Packages not in ac- which would be absolute proof against a should be made to the War Trade Board cord with these British customs regu- certain amount of derangement in the for individual export license on Applica- lations are subject to confiscation on ar- business world consequent upon the proc- tion Form X aid Supplemental Informa- rival abroad. esses of transition, but by no means was 2 . THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918.

this derangement likely to be as serious' as painted by the pessimists. On the other hand, -Tr. Baruch de- U. S. Mauretania Sails for New clared that he could find no sympathy for York the suggestion that the Government should undertake to go into business in With 4,008 Army Officers and Men comipotition with private industry. Each department, he announced, has been told Gen. March, Chief of Staff, authorizes'the following announcement: not to resell any raw materials in gom- The S. S. " Mauretania " sailed from Liverpool at 4 p. in. on November petition with private producers, unless 25 for New York, with the following troops: auch materials, if held, would deteriorate Enlisted or unless it was necessary to release them Officers. Men. to meet a pressing need on the part of the 330th Aero Squadron ------2 132 civilian population. From other govern- 2167th Aero Squadron------3 118 ments, he added, have come requests as 5th Construction Company, Air Service------3 222 to whether the United States could let 309th Aero Squadron------3 125 them have some of these stored materials. 167th Aero Squadron------2 169 Concerning foreigif purchases from now 197th Aero Squadron------3 150 on, said Mr. Baruch, it was his under- 225th Aero Squadron------2 '127 standing tbat the loans extended by this 226th Aero Squadron------4 176 Government to the fllies were to estab- 267th Aero Squadron------3 145 lish credits only for war-purposes. 3O8th-Aero Squadron------5 143 305th Aero Squadron------2 173 No Destructive Competition. 316th Aero Squadron------3 138 Mr. Baruch anticipated, lie said. no de- 310th Aero Squadron------2 166 ftructive competition on the part of Euro- 321st Aero Squadron------3 137 iean countries against American indus- 216th Aero Squadron------3 191 tries due to lower wage scales on the 268th Aero Squadron------2 140 other side. European labor, he believes, Radio Detachment------1 45 will seek and obtain higher wages, and 325th Aero Squadron------3 119 lie called attention to the shrinkage in 319th Aero Squadron------3 131 man-power In Europe, due to heavy war 331st Aero Squadron------2 118 casualties, as likely to contribute its part 188th Aero Squadron------2 139 in establishing higier wges. Thus, he 156th Aero Squadron.------3 156 said, the foreign producers, as well as 268th Aero Squadron------2 143 thoe in this country. face higher costs. 333d Aero Squadron------3 137 Concerning tile cancellation of war con- 228th Aero Squadron ------3 136 I racts, Mr. Baruch said that considera- 339th Aero Squadron------4 128 I ion must be given by the Government to Casuals------76 1 tlie wishes of Congress and the Nation Casuals, sick and wounded ------8 10.7 not to continue a needless production of Casuals------1 4 war materials. Stressing again the fact Medical Detachment------9 18 that the War Industries Board is not responsible for the arrangements under Totals------165 3, 843 which contracts are canceled, either with respect to initiating cancellations or mak- ing the necessary adjustments, Mr. Baruch declared that in all these matters it was the disposition of the Government EXTENSION OF THE PERIOD OF RESTRICTION ON IMPORTS OF to be liberal -with the contractors. Where contracts contained cancellation clauses, VALIDITY OF IMPORT LICENSES HIDES AND SKINS MODIFIED lie said, the basis of cancellation was already established. Where no such In War Trade Board Ruling 315, is- The War Trade Board announces, in a clauses occurred, the Government, com- ,ued No vember 11, 1918, the War Trade new ruling (W. T. B. I. 352), that W. T. B. R. 141, issued June 10, has been re- pelled otherwise to carry on the contract, Board announced that all import licenses could find an equitable basis of adjust- voked and that applications for import meit. would be valid to permit shipment of the licenses vill be considered, during a- Enlargement of Plants. commodities referred to therein n-ithin a period of 90 days frops November 27, period of 90 days from the (late of the 1918, to cover the importation of all Regarding enlargements by private grades of bides, issuance skins, leather, tanned manufacturers of plant facilities which of the license. The War Trade skins and manufactures of leather, in a were made at the instance of the Govern- Board now announces in a new ruling total amount of not to exceed 47,910 long ment and to expand the production of war (W. T. B. R. 345) that henceforth all im- tons. Distribution among the various materials, Mr. Baruch explained that such port licenses which have been issued, or grades will be made upon the basis of the enlargements had been made under con- following schedule: fractural relations with the Government, of which extensions have been issued, on Long tons. * and that consequently the manufacturer or after August 25, 1918, or which may 1. Cattle hides ------,,00 2. Co itskins ------8, 100 had every reason to expect a fair adjust- hereafter be issued or extended, will be 3. Calfskins------7, s75 ument. 4. Sheepshins ------6, 000 In response to an inquiry, the chairman valid indefinitely unless revoked, pro- 4. Sheepskins ------0.------0000 again stated that the board would follow" vided it is not otherwise expressly stated 5. Horse, colt, and ass skins------, 020 in the license. The provision printed on 7. Kangaroo, pig, dog, doer, and all the procedure of determining at the ex- other skins and leather, - 465 piration of each period of price regula- the import license forms which have been tion whether to coutinue, nxtend, or aban- and are still in use, that the license is 47. 910 don the price established. Such prices valid for 90 days only, will therefore be Allocation of the aliouilts permitted d4regarded. so in all cases have been maximum prices, will be made by the War Trade Board. and it was his opinion that probably none Consuls have accordingly been author- This ruling does not in any way affect of these -would be extended after the dates ized to certify invoices under license the importation of- numbers cabled to them until the amount originally set for their expiration. 1. Hides and skins originating iraid com- Regarding the future of the War In- of the license is exhausted irrespective of ing- dustries Board, Mr. Baruch declared that the date of shipment. a. Overland from Mexico. b. Overland or by lake from Canada. the board and sections under it would re- c. As backhaul from Europe. main in action just so long as they were 2. Shipments of hides and skins permitted needed. Perhaps some that the entire activities of the board under any rulings of the War Trade Board of their functions, other than W. T. B. R. 141. Ile said, might be consolidated under a would be concluded before February 1 3. Shipments of hides aid skins made un-' single body. It was his opinion, lie said, and perhaps by Sanuary 1. der import licenses now outstanding. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN:YFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. . 3 INFORMATIOIj FOR DISABLED MEN Location of U. S. Divisions. in France INCLAIMING COMPENSATION And Their Commanders- on Nov. 7 War Department Circular Out; The War Department authorizes publi- ber 7, 1018, witli name of cominnliiug liOeS ASSISt.nCe to Be GITeR cation of the following statement, giving general: Officers nd Privates.; location of divisions in France Novem- Location. Commanding general, The following circular is issued by the War Department: Combat dlisions. WAR RTSI INSRAtNCE INFORMATION AND 1...... Nonart and St. Dizier..------Brig. Cen. Frank Parker. ASSTSTANCE TO BE GivEN DIsiBLED 1EN Fosse and St. Dialer...... Maj. Con. John A. LeJeune. 2..,...... 3...... Tamois and St. Dizier...... ------Brig. (;on. P on Bro. - M TAICxNoCLAi ror COMPENsATION...... Maj. Gem. Mazk L. Huerev. Cun~iLueCY and"Ind St.St. Dizier------...---Maj.Dizier Ben. Hanson E. Eil-. 1. A compensation application -blank 6...... Stonne and St. Dizier. aJ. (en. ilter 1. Bordos 7...... Eurczji and St. Dixier...... Maj. (en. Edmund Wittenmor. for a person disabled in the service (Form 26...... Bras, Troyon sur Mouse, St. Dizier...... Brio. (in. F. 1. Bamford. 520, Tieasuiy. Dept., BWRI) should be Corbie, Boaliuneaae, St. Dicier ...... ---- haj. Gen. John F. 0'Rvaui. 23 ...... Itendicort and St. Dizior...... MIka].Ben. Williame H. llay. furnished to every disabled officer and en- 2..7...... 1...... 11obert Eapagne and t.Dicir...... Mai. Ben. B. C. Morton. ' 32...... Querrieu, Via B. E.'...... dwardMa . Gen. 1. Leni. listed man and every officer and enlisted 31...... Brest...... Ma. Ben. LeRoy S. Lyo. man claiming disability at the time of his 32...... Ainereville and St. Dizier...... Ma. . Gen. Wil1am B. haan. 33...... Troyon and St. Dizier..Maj. er. oo Bell, Jr separation from the service. Assistance 34...... Castres-----...... oh.non..------Brig. Ben. John A. 37...... Somme Dioe end St. Dizier...... - Ma. Peter . Traub. should be rendered in filling out the ap- 38...6...... Conde-en-Barrois...... Ma. Gen. W. R. Smith. plication, and complete information as to 3 ...... Thielt, Dmkerque...... Maj. en. ('has. S. Farm. -.- t. 3...... La Mans...... Maj. Gei. 1101. L. 3{oczP. the proof required in support of his claim Maisoneelle and St. Dicier.. --...... M. C-ml. Chas. B. Rhod. 70....7...... La Ilasace, a, arienno Sf. Dicier...... - Ma]. Gen- Roi. Aloxand, r. should be supplied to the claimant. Care Bl.---...... Lo Chainpy Haut, and St. Dicier...... ----I Mq]. Ben. James It. McP~ae. should be taken in answering question 5 Vachierauaille and SI. Dizior...... - Ma. Gen. Jos. . Ku. 8...... Sommauthe and St. Dizier...... Ma]. Gen. Adelbori Cronllhite, on page 2 of application blank that a 4...... Somme Dioue, s-sur-Ti...... Ma]. Gen. ( . J. a. statement is made as to whether the 82...... claimant was accepted for general mili- 98...... Nouvie...... Maj. (en. Hairy C. Hale. 9...... St. Andr de ('ubzac .. isj.Ben. ('has. J-. Martin. tary service or for speoial or limited serv- 4L...... Pols .... a.d.Dun.erqu.....-...... e. . .irgi. ice only. (See also last sentence of par. Mvontroanx Chateau, Is-stur-Tulle ...... Me]j.Gien. Williame WIeigel. Tailly and St. Diier...... ---Brig. en. Frank L. Winn. 9, Cir. No. 73, W. D., 1018.) . llera Dev. Dun and St. Dizier...... Maij. Gen. Hoanr T. Allen. 2. The compensation application blank 91...... 0oslroosebek and Dunerque...... -i. Gj. Pneillltm . JohnIon. when properly filled out and executed by s3i ...... arbaeoand St. Dicier...... ----_-fMaj. Gen. (hak . liersew. the officer or enlisted ma'n will be for------. warded immediately by the camp per- sonnel adjutant to the Compensat on Sec- 49go08312 ...... ------...... St. ignan and Never,------Brg. Gen. Eli Cole e Main anid Catra ------. . I Maj. Gen. R F. B ordon tion of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance 0...... St.uaad.AMont Rtond...... :]Maj. Gen. H urryF. Hoiges. with the copy of the report of the physical ---o------ig-. Geon.Chas. E . anods. examination of the officer (Form No. -----F ...... IMaj. Gen. Henry C. Hodgesr. 395-1, A. G. 0.) or of the enlisted man gny and St. iier...... M. Gen. F. S. Strong. Form No. 135-3, A. G. 0.) attached I M .Aen ___y_.Lyn thereto. If the officer or enlisted man does not desire to execute an application for compensation the notatiQn " Officer (sol- dier) did not desire to execute Form 526, Function of the War Trade Board for BWRL" will be written or stamped on the copy of Form No. 305-1, A. G. 0., or The Present and Immediate Future Form No. 135-3, A. G. 0., as the case may be. The copy of the report of the physi- cal examination of the officer or enlisted Speaking of the functions of the War Trade Board for 1h lie s It and man will then be forvarded by the per- imleiate future, Vance C. AleCormick, chairman, said: sonnel adjutant without letter of trans- The War Trade Board has a function to perform until the eiac& Iroety is mittal directly to the Compensation Sec- signed. Under the terms of the armistice the blockade of the enemy coun- tion of the Bureau of War Risk Insur- tries is maintained, and the control over exports ind iiports is ti be ance. (See last sentence of par. 2, Cir. exercised. No. 73, W. D., 1918.) Sufficient tonnage must be conserved by this control to supply the ineeids 3. The proof alled for in paragraphs of our 2,000,000 troops overseas to guarantee them all possible prowvtionl 3, 6, and 7 of the instructions on page 1 and bring them safely home. There must be protection assured our allies, of the applidation blank should be in- an(1 the distressed and needy nations of Europe in the matter of supplies. corporated in the blank affidavit on the When this work has been done international trade can be quickly resiored. last page of the application blank when- Pending that time I have every confidence that the patriotism and justice ever possible. If the affidavits -of two of the American people will have them exercise patience until these vitally persons to the required facts can not be important plans are worked out and normal trade is resumed. secured when the application is exeduted In the meantime, the War Trade Board i cooperation with the allies, by the officer or enlisted man, he should is relaxing just as far as po'ssible every restriction which Toes not Conflict be advised that they must be obtained witi the above policy. on his return home and forwarded to the compensation section of the B~ireau of War-Risk Insurance, with a statement as is not incorporated in affidavits on the fully utilized in the prepnairdion of appli- giving his full name, Army serial number, last page of the application at the time cations for compensation. ,if an enhsted man, grade and organiza- the application is executed, must be se- (004.61, A. G. 0.) tion in the service and date of discharge cured by him on his return home-and for- By order of the Secretary- of War. or separation therefrom. warded immediately to the compensation PEYTON 0. MARcH, 4. The claimant should be advised that section of the Bureau of War-Risk 41- Gentui, Chief of Staff. so much of the proof called for in para- surance in support of Isis claim. Official: graphs 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 of the instruc- 5. The advice and assistance of the P. C. HAmus, tions on page 1 of the application blank camp war-risk judge advocate should be Ihe Adjultnlt Gnenral. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. -@ticial XLk9 Winltin DIVISIONS, BRIGADES, AND REGIMENTS Published Every Week Day, Except Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and COMPOSING THE SEVERAL ARMY CORPS by Authority of Congress. In response to numerous requests from corps the War Department makes public 01fice: Continital Trust Building, the press as to the organization of Army the following: Fourteenth angd H Streets NW. Washington, D. C. __ e Main5600 Divisions, brigades, and rcginents in corps Nov. 7, 1918. Copmes of THEs OrFCIAL U. S. BULLETIN will be furnished without charge to every post office in the United States (to be posted daily for Arm Di Infantry r regiments A ill r Arillcry regi. the bknefit of the public, under order of the Postmaster General) ; to executive oilcers cbriga1.de, meats of the United States Government, and to diplo- matic representatives of all foreign Govern- 6 11, 12...... 51,52,53,54...... --...... 6 ments -EnIvARD S. Rocirnaran, Editor. 36 Ii1,'72...... 141, 142,143,144...... _. 61 3,18,13. ATE-S BY RAIL 42 81,84...... 165,166,167,168 ...... 67 149,159,151. One year ------. 55. 00 .77 153, 154...... 353W, 107,308...-...... 152 301,305,306. Six months ------.00 78 1i5, 156 ...... 309,810,111,112.....--...... 153 507,508,10(9. One year, postage prepaid to 80 317,318,319,320 ...... 155 313,311,315. 27 105,166,107, 10S_...... 52 104,10,181. Daily_ foreign countr es------8. 00 fi9,60 ...... 117,118,119,120...... Six months, postage prepaid to 30 53 113,114,115. foreign countries --.---.-.- IL.50 3 5...... 10,76,18. Back numbers and extra 5 9,10...... - 60,61,6,11 ...... 57 19, 20,21- each-.05 63,64...... 125,126,127,123... .:...... 119,120,1-M. copies ------5 r'9,70..... _...... - 157,118, 139,140 ...... Make all clseckB, moaney orders, and draft$ 57 128,10,118. payable to Tan OFFICIAL U. S BULLETIN. 90 179,180 ...... 357,358,#59,360 ...... 343,344,315. 7 13,14...... 5,66,34,04...... 79,80,8. 28 55,156...... 109, 110, 111, 112...... 63 107,108,109. 1 1,2 ...... 16,18,26,28...... 1 5 6,7 3 ...... 9,23...... 2 INSTRUCTION AS TO CABLING .29 57,5& ...... 113,114,115,116 ...... 51 11, 1;, Ifi9 5 177,178 ...... 353,54,353,3565...... 164 340,341,3:12. OF IMPORT LICENSE NUMBERS 92 183,184...... 505,366,367,368 ...... 167 349,50,351. In administering the program an- nounced on Sept-mber 18, 1918, in W. T. "8. The application in question was B. R. 234, for official cabling of import RULING AS TO TIME LIMITS FOR made more than 120 days after April 29, license numbers to Consuls, difficulties WAR INSURANCE APPLICATIONS 1918, and it is the opinion of this office have beii experienced by the importers that it does not entitle the applicant to any insurance. in selecting the proper consul to whom The following is issued by the War the cablegram should be sent. Department: Director Must Decke. The War Trade Board, therefore, for WVAR-RISK TxSU-RANCE. "4. Section 13 of the war-risk insur- the guidance of importers, announces in a ance act new ruling (W. T. B. R.,343) that, un- The time in which an enlisted man can providls that the Director of the apply for insurance begins on the date Bureau of War-Risk Insurance shall de- der the regulations of the United States cide all questions arising under the Consular Serice, invoices may be certi- he is ordered to report by the local act fled either- board. and confers upon a beneficiary the right to bring an action in the event of a dis- 1. Where the goods were manufactured, The following approved opinion of the Acting Judge Advocate General, dated agreement between himself and the bu- or 1eau. Therefore, in order that the rights 2. Where they were purchased or con- October 31, 1918, is published for the in- formation and guidance of all concerned: of the applicant and of the person named tracted to be purchased for export to the as his beneficiary United States, or "1. The opinion of this office is re-, may be fully protected, quested upon the validity of an applica- it is suggested that the application be for- 3. Where they were assembled for ship- warded by the insurance officer to the ment for export to the United States. tion for $10,000 ilIsurance under the war- risk insurance act made under the follow- Bureau of War Risk Insurance, with a It has previously been announced that full statement of the facts, for such ac- in those cases where shipment is being ing circumstances: The applicant was ,properly ordered to report to his local tion as the diretor of the bureau may made from a point wfhich is not included -deem proper." within any consular district, and where board for military service on April 29, 1918. He failed to report on that date, (201, A. G. 0.) it is, therefore, customary that licenses By order of the Secretary of War: be sworn to before two murchants. it is but did rdport at San Francisco, Cal., on not necessary that the War Trade Board July 10, 1918. He was examined and ac- PETON C. MARCH, cable the number. (See W. T. B, It. 283.) cepted for military service at that place General, Chief of Staff. In all cases, however, iwhere an invoice on July 16, 1918. He was immediately Official : must, under the la, s governing the entry placeU in the post hospital and continued P. (. Has, to be there and in the Letterman General of merchandise, be certified by a consul, The Adjutant Geiral. an official cablegrami from the War Trade Hospital until September 20, 1918. On Board is still required. September 21, 1918, 11e executed an appli- eation for $10,000 insurance on Form 2-A, Attention is cal!ed to the first page of GUTTA-SIAX RULES MKODIFIED. Form M of Application for Import Treasury Department, and delivered the same to the insurance officer. License and to the words " Port at which Changes in New Ruling Announced by you desire consul notified." It should be Allowed 120 Days. 'War Trade Board. noted that the port at which consuls "2. Section 401 of the ni ar-isk insur- should be notified in many cases does not ance act provides that insurance under The, War Trade Board announces, In correspond Nxith the port of shipment or the act must be applied for within 120 a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 954), that ap- is in an interior city where the goods are days after enlistment, or after entrance plications will be considered for the produced or assembled for shipment. into, or employment in the active service, period ending December 31, 1919, for 1i- In case the importer is in doubt, the and before discharge or resignation, sub- censes for the importation from overseas .War Trade Beard will furnish, on re- ject to an exception not important on the of not to exceed 900 tons of gutta-siak quest, information as to the location of question under consideration. It is the in addition to the 740 tons, the licensing consuls. In cases where the request of opinion of this office that the drafted man of which the War Trade Board hss here- the importer for cable notification does 'was in the active military service of the tofore approved. not correspond with the information United -Stites from April 29, 1918, the The Bureau of Imports wT11I allocate& which the War Trade Boar( possesses as date upon which he was ordered to re- the importations permitted under the to the point at which the proposed ship- port for military service, and that the terms of this ruling to injustries other ments will be consulated, the matter will 120-day period mentioned in section 401 than ciewing-gum manufacturers on the be taken up immediately with the im- of the war-risk insurance ipt commenced basis of consumption during the ear porter before the cablegram is sent. to run on that date. 1917. TIE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 5 BELGIAN RELIEF COMMISSION TO MOVE ITS HEADQUARTERS 1,663 Sick and Wounded Landed in U. S. FROM NEWYORK TO CAPITAL During the Week Ended November 22 CLOSER TOUCH WITH DEPARTMENTS The War Department authorizes the following statement from the Office of the Surgeon General: The number of sick and wounded returned to the United States from the Change Dec. I to Be Made to Facili-- American Expeditionary Forces during the week ended November 22 was 1,663. tate Cooperation- Personnel of These men were sent to Army general hospitals, where facilities have been provided for their physical reconstruction. Executive Committee in Control of Commission'sEnlarged Activities. which has been used to recruit and dis- The headquarters of the Commission ADVISORY COMMITTEE NAMED tribute labor for production and to sta- for Relief in Belgium will be moved on bilize labor conditions, this committee December 1 from New York City to Wash- ON READJUSTMENT OF LABOR will determine what part of the war ma- ington. This is the result of the activities chinery should be readjusted and con- of the commission having become inti- The Department of Labor authorizes tinued permanently. mately associated with the functions of the following: the various Government departments and Reorganization of the Department of Present Services and Boards. the need for centralization at the present Labor from a war to a peace basis was services time. The department now has eight undertaken by Secretary of Labor Wil- and two boards created during the war. Herbert Hoover, United States Food son to-day when lhe appointed an advisory of the Com- These are: United States Employment Administrator and chairman committee consisting of heads of various Service, the Women-in-Industry Service, mission for Relief in Belgium, is noy in branches of the Department of Labor to Training and Dilution, Working Condi- Europe at the direction of President Wil- work opt the details of the readjustment. tions, Inspection and Investigation, In- son, to study the-relief and reconstruc- Louis F. Post, Assistant Secretary of La- formation and Education, Labor Adjhst- tion situation not 6nly in Belgium but bor, is chairman. The other members ment and Industrial Housing, the Na- in all European countries. are: A. W. Parker, chief law officer, tional War Labor Conference Board, and Executive Committee Named. Bureau of Immigration; Roger W. Bab- the War Labor Policies Board. Before his departure for Europe Mr. son, director of the Information and Edu- Probably the best known of the war Hoover, with the change of headquarters cation Service; Miss Mary Van Kleeck, emergency services is the United States in mind and the acceptance of the Comn- director of the Woman in Industry Serv- Employment Service, which has 900 mission for Relief in Belgium as the nat- ice; and Grant Hamilton, director of the branch offices and 4,400 employees. This ural nucleus for the enlarged operation Working Conditions Service. agency of the department carried on a necessary to carry on the work of world Part in Reconstruction. nation-wide campaign to recruit labor for relief, set up with President Wilson's war work, part of the effort being to approval an executive committee to con- All indications are that the Depart- transfer workers from the nonessential trol the enlarged activities. The person- ment of Labor, which was tremendously to the essential occupations. Two million nel is as follows: expanded to meet the exigencies of the and a half workers were directed to war Edgar Rickard of the Commission for war, will play a great part in the recon- industries In 10 months. The task now Relief in Belgium; Prentiss N. Gray, rep- struction period, and a number of the confronting it is to aid in putting back resenting the United States Shipping special war services now in existence will Into industry the 2,000,000 soldiers who Board; F. S. Snyder, representing the be capable of handling various phases of will return from Europe, the inunense Meat Division of the United States Food the demobilization problem. Already the Army at home, which has been training Administration; Julius H. Barnes, repre- United States Employment Service is for overseas, and the civilian war senting the Cereal Division of the United replacing soldiers and civilian war work- workers. ers in peace employment and gathering States Food Administration; Theodore War Labor and Policies Boards. Whitmarsh, representing the United data on local labor conditions upon which States Food Administration; John demobilization of war industry will be The War Labor Board, created to ad- Beaver White, representing the War largely contingent. just by mediation and conciliation con- Trade Board, and Alexander J. Hemphill, Just as the advisory council, headed troVersies arising between employers and of New York, treasurer of the Commis- by ex-Gov. John Lind, of Minnesota, emploi ees in the field of production nec- sion for Relief in Belgium. nine months ago charted for the Labor .essary to the war, formulated broad poll- Mr. Rickard and Mr. Gray were ap- Department the special war machinery cies and established direct methods that pointed joint managers of the Commission were successful in ending disputes. Up for Relief in Belgium. Mr. Rickard will to October 1 its aid had been invoked in act as chairman of the Executive Com- come to America to conduct the success- 531 controversies, involving more than mitte during Mr. Hoover's absence. ful campaign for an extra meal for Bel- 2,000.000 workers, and on this date 266 gian children, prqvided for by American cases were pending. Secretary Wilson Advisory Committee Cooperating. contributions. He has since been affiliat- has asked the board to continue for the The Advisory Comiittee, named by ed withthe United States Food'Adminis- present. The need of the War Labor President Wilson to cooperate in this tration, and in addition to his new duties Policies Board arose from the fact that country with the Commission for Relief continued in active management of the the Federal Government had become the in Belgium, will continue to coordinate relief commission. greatest employer in the country. Its and assist in every way in furthering its Work With Departments. task has been to regulate the relations of interests. The membership of this Ad- services and bureaus in other depart- visory Committee is as follows: The close connection of the work of the ments and to recommend to the Secre- Alexander J. Hemphill, chairman; Jul- Commission for Relief in Belgium with tary unified labor policies to harmonize ins H. Barnes, S. Reading Bertron, E. G. that of the Government departments in the industrial activities of the various Broenniman, C. A. Coffin, R. Fulton Cut- Washington naturally came about when branches of the Government. Among its ting, Elbert H. Gary, W. L. Honn 9ld, J. the decision was made last June to have problems have been the elimination of F. Lucey, Col. Henry L. Stimuson, Oscar the United States Food Administration labor turnover, adoption of uniform S. Straus, Frank Trumbull, Frank A. Van- Grain Corporation exclusively manage the standards, wage stabilization, and profl- derlip and John Beaver White. commission's purchase of -food and con- teering. Mr. Rickard; the chairman of the ex- trol of exports in view of the fact that ecutive committee, has been with the com- during the p~riod of the war all such pur- Better than money because they earn mission from its inception. He entered chases and the direction of exports -for upon his duties as an honorary secretary, the allies properly came under the Unitel money; buy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP, and later was asked by Mr. Hoover to States Government. TO-DAY. 710-18-2 6 THI.OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. U. S FOOD PRODUCTION, PRICES, AND DISTRIBUTION- DISCUSSED INANALYTICAL STATEMENT ADDRESSED BY SECRETARY HOUSTON TO THE EDITORS OF- AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL PUBLICATIONS The following extracts from Secretary year, both because of large foreign need tion and the States will unquestionably Houton's recent statement to agricul- and of continuing domestic demands, come to their assistance, and every feas- tural editors are authorized by the De- will remain reasonably high and remu- ible thing will be done to secure for them partient of Agriculture: nerative to producers. the opportunities they seek somewhere Turning now more immediately to our When we come to consider the situation in industry or in agriculture. particular problem-the food situation-I which will prevail a year from now and Still Pioneering the Country. find, as I have no doubt you do, more than what should be done in respect to further a normal amount of interest ill the food production. particularly in planning plant- Of course this country is not yet filled situation, and much discussion of it. In ing operations for next spring, we en- up. In a sense we are still pioneering it. respect to this matter there is no little counter more difficulty in making a fore- It is estimated that there are 1,140,000,000 confusion and misunderstanding. There cast. There are too malky unknown fac- acres of tillable land in the United -States are those, as I have sakd, who are raising tors. We must remember that European and that only 367,000,000 acres are actu- alarms. They have in mind the present nations will omit nothing to produce ally in cultivation. condition of the populations of -Europe, those things with reference to which they We must consider this whole question and represent that in view of the dis- can get a prompt response; that is, bread in the light of the recent past and of the turbed conditions there they will not be grains and feed stuffs. If conditions set- probable future developments. Many able to sustain themselves, and will take tie down and order is restored, all pains people think too miuch in terms of to-day. such supplies from this country as will will be taken to systematize production How many of you realize that this Nation make it impossible for us to supply our and to have those countries become as in the 15 years from 1900 t6 1915 gained own population. fully self-sustaining as possible. Again, a population of 22,000,000, nearly three- It is highly important to keep twvo in all probability, restrictions on trade fifths that of the Republic of' France, things separate and distinct. For a year movement will gradually be removed and a nation with producing and consuming we shall be concerned iriuarily with ocean as well as land transportation will power probably greater than that of any available food supplies and with domestic return to normal in due course. They South American country. It is estimated, and foreign d(emands for them. The mat- will doubtless improve in the near future. also, that since the European war broke out our population has further increased ter of planting during the ensuing year, Too Early to Suggest Spring Program. and of the harvests a year from now, are nearly 3,250,000, largely through natural quite different things; and each of the It is clearly, therefore, too early to growth. We have taken care of this popu- two much receive discriminating consid- make detailed suggestions for'the spring lation. Those who have xxished to farm eration. planting, and I know of no one who is Ihave found places. Doubtless we shall wise enough to say what the supply and gain 15,000,000 or 20,000,000 in the next Farmers' Response Magnificent. demand will be and the prices which will 15 years, and these, too, we shall take prevail a year fromeanow. This Nation is, relatively speaking, The Depart- care of. very fortunately circumstanced with re- ment of Agriculture and the agricultural Personal Credit Unions. spect to its supplies of food and feed- colleges and other organizations will con- tinue to study the situation, keep. close Another task remaining in the field of stuffs. The farmers of the country have finance is to provide a proper system of responded magnificently. They have ex- track of developments and, at the proper time, in advance of the next planting sea- personal credit unions, especially for the panded their operations not only because benefit of individuals whose financial cir- of the expectation son, will be in a position to offer sugges- of satisfactory returns, tions. In the meantime, we must not cumstances and scale of operations make owing to the prekalence of large demands it difficult for them to secure accommoda- and good prices, but'they have also patri- fail to adopt every feasible means of re- lieving the farmers of economic burdens. tions through ordinary channels. I am otically heeded the appeals ',of this Nation not oblivious to the fact that banks now and of the allies for increased production. We are taking active steps to perfect the local organizations cooperating with the make short-term loans of a great aggre- The facts speak for themselves. In spite gate value to farmers possessing commer- of all the difficulties, of labor disturbance Federal and State agencies, so that we may more effectively execute any well cial credit, but there are those who can and confusion in every direction, the first not easily avail themselves of the facili' year of the war, 1917, the farmers planted considered plan that later may be de- vised. ties they offer. This would appear to be 23,000.000 acres more of the'leading food a matter primarily for State considera- crops than in 1916 and 32,000,000 more Opportunities for Returning Soldiers. tion and State action. Such course has than the five-year prewar average, and What shall we do with the men when been approved by many of the best econo- produced record crops of most products they return from France -and what will. miqts and seems to have been that sanc- except Tiheat. Of course, you gentlemen become of those engaged in specialized tioned by the joint committee of Con- know that the partial failure of the war industries? Is it likely that we shall gress. The department has formulated wheat crop was in no wise due to lack of have to be concerned with the larger per- a tentative model law for personal crqdit interest or activity on the part of the centage of our boys? Will not those who unions and is ready to place itself at the farmers. They planted a large acreage, have come from the farms, who own service of any State which is ready to but had the misfortune to lose by winter- farms, or who lived on their father's undertake legislation in Ythis field. A killing the largest percentage of it ever farms, as a rule, return to them as nunber of States already have adopted recorded. They further increased the quickly as possible? Certainly the farms lamis for personal credits. acreage of the principal food crops in need them. Many others have profes- 1918, and indications coming to the de- sions, trades, or occupations awaiting Land Settlements. partment from the various channels at them. The experience of some of the I have ?l'ready directed attention to a its disposal show that, in response to the nations to date, especially Canada, would phase of the problem of land settlement. suggestions of the department, they have seem to indicate that the greater percent- I have pointed out that wee tre still, in a enlarged their plantings of winter wheat age of the returning men will not call measure, pioneering the country and that and rye this fall. for special action on the part of the Gov- we shall be called upon to take care of Large Demand from Europe. ernment. IoweVer, no one will hesitate many more millions of people. Of course, to say that every consideration must be we can not induce people to stay in the Undoubtedly the demand from Europe given to returning soldiers who have no country districts or to take up farming for available foodstuffs until the next places waiting for them and who wil be unless we make rural life prpfitable, harvest season will be great. seeking new tasks. They deserve well of healthful, and attractive. Farkns can The foreign demand n ill be for a great -the Republic, and those whQ wish to go not produce merely for the love of lI variety of foods and feed stuffs, but espe- into farming who have had any experi- They must consider their bank balance cially for certain kinds of fats. It is, ence which would make such an occupa- just as other business men do. therefore, highly probable that prices for tion probably profitable for them must be I would be desirable to facilitate land current supplies, for the harvests of this furnished every opportunity. The Na- settlement in more systematic fashion. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 7 U. S. FOOD PRODUCTION, PRICES, AND. DISTRIBUTION DISCUSSED This has too long been left to the hap- supplies, movement, and other'conditions rolls, as well as to continue the intensive hazard intervention of private enter- pertaining to the marketing of live stock, work for the more speedy control and prises, and the Nation has -uffered not a meats, and animal by-products would ma- eradication of tuberculosis, hog cholera, little from irresponsible private direction. terially increase its effectiveness. It and the cattle tick, and other important I think it is high time for the Federal would also be a means of stabilizing the lines of work. Expenditures for these - and State Governments both, as well as 'marketing of live stock and its products activities are investments. local communities, to seek to aid in land and of making available the information settlement by furnishing adtual facts, re- required by producers and distributors in Farm Economics and Farm Management. the marketing of their products. A be- liable information, afld agricultural guid- been keenly interested all ginifing already has been made in the I have also ance to beginning farmers aid to promote my life in the economics of agriculture, well-considered settlement pldns. creation of machinery for such service as market centers, and legislative authority and I have therefore not only emphasized Ownership of Farms Should Be for its further development should be con- in my mind thelnecessity for developing Encoura ed. tinued and extended. a strong and effective bureau, of markets, but also an organization here for the It is particularly vital that the process Continuation of Emergency Activities. satisfactory study of the difficult prob- of acquiring ownership of farms be en- lems of farm economics- and farm man- couraged and hastened. This is now the Under the food production act of August agement. I have ly no means been satis- process. Tenancy has its dark sides, but 10, 1917, the activities of the department fied with some of the work of the present it also has its bright sides. -In no Incon- have been expanded in many directions. Office of Farm Management. I refer siderable measure it is a step toward own- This is particularly true of the exten- especially to the studies of the cost of ershil). It is a stage through which many sion forces, including the county agents, farm crops. It is unnecessary for me to of our owners have passed and are pass- the work relating to the control and point out the difficulties of securing ac- ing. A helpful influence in this Pirection eradication of animal diseases, and tile curate statistics on the cost of producing is the farn-loan system, and especially market news services. That the efforts an agricultural commodity. Corn, for in- its practice of having vendors of land of the department in emergency diree- stance, is produced by perhaps 6,000,000 take second mortgages subordinate to the tions-have produced valuable results is farmers over a continental area. It is first mortgagQ of the land bank, enabling indicated by expressions coming from all difflicult enough to ascertain the cost of the farmer to secure a better rate of in- sections of the Union. If the finances of pteodicing corn on a single farm where terest and to make payments over a long the Natioir permit it, it seems clear that there are complex operations. It is term of years. I have no doubt that the adequate provision should be made for --equally difficigt to secure averages in a development of the principle of coopera- the continuance of at least a part of the given area that are helpful guides. It is tion, especially in respect to personal work after the end of the present fiscal even more diflicult where a tenant is in- credit unions, would be a further step fbr year. I have already transferred to the volved. Still, averages are the best that hastening this process regular bill the estimates for some of the we can get. A prerequisite, however, is emergethcy work of the Burealt of Mar- -that they shall be based on actual and Stock Yards and Packing Houses. kets. It would also be wise, I think, to distinct studies on many individual anticipate the amount that will accrue farms and that the facts shall be tabu- The matter of the supervision of stock under the agricultural extension act when yards and packing houses ptesents a lated, carefully interpreted, and set out it reaches its full development in 1922 under the proper limitations. This is problem about -which there has been much and to make such further provision as discussion. The restoration and mainte- not true with reference to the studies re- may be necessary for the continuance of cently much discussed. Competent, im- nance of conditions which will justify agents of proved efficiency already on the confidence in the live-stock markets and partial economists and students of the the meat-packing industry is the greatest subject, after careful investigation, re- single need in the present meat situation ported that the studies were little more in the United States. As you know the than expressions of opinion based on im- department, at the direction of the Presi- POST THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN. pressions received from conversations dent, is now administering under license with farmers, that the interpretations the control of the stockyards and related Secretary of War Baker orders: and expositions were highly unsatisfac- industries. TIte important results al- Commanding officers of military tory, and that the conclusions as given ready accomplished under this authority posts aend stations sci l post copies werd misleading. clearly demonstrate its usefulness, and of THE OFFICIAL U. S, BULLETIN in Whole Problem in 1IMind. emphasize the desirability of continuing conspicuous places for the informa- it or some other adequate form of super- tion of all concerned. I have the whole problem actively In vision. mind. I am calling into conference the The question also of exercising similar It is the desire of the department best students of farm economics in the authority over the slaughtering, meat that THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETiN be Nation, including the heads of State packing, and related interests is one for- made accessible to the entire person- fari management departments, some of serious consideration. The economic wel- vel of the Navy. , All commandants which have developed programs superior fare of meat production and distributior and commanding officers are direct- to parts of ours, and I shall hope at the would be promoted by the continuation ed to have it placed in a conspicuous proper time to lay before Coigress a and development in some form of the su- and accessible place and to notify carefully considered series of projects pervision over the packing industry. the officers and men under their for an enlarged Office of Farm Manage- Such control, of course, should be closely command of its existence and pur- ment. I shall ask for sufficient authority coordinated with that of the live-stock pose. and funds to secure the services of the markets, and there should also be estab- JOsEPHUS DANIELS, best staff axfailable and shall plan to lished a central office to which packing Secretary of the Navy. work in close cooperation with well- concerns should be required to report cur- equipped departments in State colleges rently in such form and detail that it All postmasters are directed to and universities. It Is ily hope that the would be constantly informed concerning post THiE OFrCIAL U. S. BULLETIN Nation shall not again be caught without their operations. The necessary legisla- daily in a conspicuous place in the adequate and reliable cost of production tion should be enacted at the earliest pos- lobby or other portion of their re- data as a basis for 'its thinking and sible mopient. spective post-office buildings schere acting. The situation apparently requires three the public can read it; and, without I have in mind, I trust, not only fur- remedies, namely, regulation, informa- cxpense to the Government, each ther concrete principles for the improve- tion, and K-oluntary cooperation. Federal and every postmaster is earnestly ment of the agriculture and rural life of regulation, organized and administered urged to see that this BULLETIN is the Nation, but a vision of rural life n indicated, and exercised in close liar- made available to as many people as toward the realization of which I hape to mony -ith the regulatory bodies of the possible in the manner suggested. see the department, the colleges, agricul- various States, is the most essential fea- A. S. BuRmisox, tural organizations, farm papers, and all ture. Constant publicity, under Govern- Postmaster General. other agencies in the country steadily ment direction, of current market prices, work. 8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. PROBLEM OF INCREASING POTASH COPAL AND PALM KERNELS PRODUCTION IN U. S. TURNED OVER FROM THE BELGIAN CONGO The War Trade Board announces in a TO THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT new ruling (W. T. B. R. 332) that they will consider applications for import B. .1. Barich, chairmjan of the War In- Department of the Interior for the pro- licenses for copal and palm kernels,- in a dustries Board, authorizes the following: grain to be carried forward by the latter total amount for both together of not to At the direction of the President, the depitrtment. exceed 2,000 tons, from the Belgian Chemicals Division of the War Indus- The suggestion of extracting potash Congo, for shipment on the ve,.sels It- tries Board has turned over to the De- from blast-furnace fumes is based on the leatan or Bassam to be made before partment of the Interior the problem of fact that potash in varying quantities is January 1, 1919. Shipments so licensed increasing the potash production of the found not only in the iron orbs, but in will be subject to allocation by the Bu- United States. This action was taken in the coke and lime used in reducing the reau of Imports. order that an established branch of the ores. In Alabama the ores are particu- Instructions have been given to the Government may permanently set itself larly rich in potash. At present this American consul li the Belgian Congo, in to the task of emancipating the American potash is allowed to escape during the certifying invoices under these licenses, fariimer from the gril of Germany's mo- processes of the blast furnaces. Divided to give priority to thipments of iorhn oil nololy on the world's supply of fertilizer into microscopic particles of dust it is over copal or palm kernels, and to ship- mieterial. volatilized and carried off with the waste ments of copal over palm kerri s. He Bofore the signing of the armistice, the fumes. has been further instructed not to certify War Industries Board had already at- Several methods of saving this potash any invoices for shipments of either copal tacked the problem. Chairman Baruch have been suggested by scientists. Of or palm kernels ihich will ca we the himself had appeared before a Congress- these the most feasible appears to be the cargo which the vessel lifts from the Bel- ional Committee in behalf of an amend- electric precipitation process devised by gian Congo to exceed the cargo brought iniet to the revenue bill which would Dr. Fred D. Cottrell, of the Bureau of from the Ullited States to the Belgian gi e encouragement to private industries Mines. This involves cooling the gases Congo. who iwould undertake the risk of estab- as they emerge from the blast furnaces The Bureau of Imports will alsou con- lishiiig potash production in this country. and passing them through a series of sider applications for import licenses for 'The Chemicals Division, on the other sheet-steel tubes, 8 to 12 inches in diam- shipnent from Liberia on either of said liani, in cooperation with other depart- eter. Through the center of these tubes vessels of any restricted commodity ments of the Government, 4tad turned its is run a wire, or chain, carrying a high- whinch may be available as cargo for a 'enation to the specific task of extracting voltage charge of static electricity. This them. Licenses so issued will also be potash from waste products. A com- electric charge tends t0 electrify the fine valid only for shipments made before mittee of experts, representing the steel particles of potash dust, causing them to Jinuary 1, 1919. and iron industry of the country and cer- consolidate or " colonize " ang drop (own The War Trade Board is informed that tain scientific departments of the Gov- the sides of the tubes. A fair-sized in- arrangements have been completed for erinment, was in process of formation, stallation for this process requires as one of the above vessels to uncike this under the auspices of the Chemicals Di- many as 400 of these tubes through which trip, but that it hs not yet beii deter- vision, at the time hostilities ceased. Its to pass the gases. It is this process which mined which vessel will be seleci e,. The iirpose was to determine as quickly as the Bethlehem Steel Company has ex- purpose of the above licenses is Po cover poisible the feasibility. from a commer- perimented with on a small scale. shipments on this voyage only. cial standioint, of extracting potash from Potash from Cement Manufacture. thetunes of blast furnaces. Another method tried out involves the water. In all of the 202 mines in that German Monopoly Before Wr. spraying of the gas fumes with water country, the potash is found in water- soluble -form and for certain purposes Prior to the outbreak of the war, Ger- and passing them through moist bags, inly, by reason of her monopoly of the which retain the potash. This method can be used just as it comes from the po1ash supply, had gradually extended has been tried out -in extracting potash mines without further refining. At her arm around the food crops of the from the fumes given off in the manufac- Searles Lake, Cal., potash in this water- world. It was to Germany that, the ture of cement. Its first practical ap- soluble form has been found in .mall farmers of this and other countries had plication took place when a cement plant quantities, and two factories ha' e been to look for the principal ingredients of located near ledlands, Cal., undertook, established there to extract it. In Ne- their fertilizers. Nowhere else were to in response to neighborhood protests, to braska it has been possible to recover be found the vast potash deposits, con- cut down the volume of fumes emitted potash in fair quantities from certain tained in rock salt, which insured to the from its chimneys. Other cement plants alkali lakes located in that Slate. In German potash exporters a natural sup- have tried it out, and in the east the Se- Utah, Mr. MacDowell himself established ply suflicient to meet the demands of the curity Cement & Lime Co. at Hagers- a plant at which pure potash is r(eovered Sorld for several thousands of yearg to ton n, Md., has been foremost in the recov- from alunite. Come. ery of potash from cement dust. Cement Elsewhere experiments have been made When the outbreak of the European mixture contain., potash in proportions in recovering potash from cerin by- war suddenly cut off this supply, the varying from 1 per cent to 1 per cent. products such as beet-root miolas-e4 and situation of the American farmer was for When calcining cement clinkers, the addi- wool scourings. Other squrces of supply a time desperate. Under the stimulus tion of salt to the coal that is burned in being studied are the potash shales of Ala- of necessity, efforts were launched by pri- the kiln renders the potash- soluble in bama and Georgia, the green sands of vate industries to meet the situation, and water. New Jersey, and the lencite depoqits of in consequence there has been a consid- At a conference of experts recently held Wyoming. There is, in fact, a consider- erable development in the amount of in the office of C. H. MacDowell, director able development now under waN in the potash produced in this country. By no of the chemicals division of the War In- production of potash from leucite: and means, however, has this development ap- dustries Board, the opinion prevailed that production likewise has been undertaken proached the requirements of the country. it would be entirely feasible to commer- in Utah from certain briks contained in Before the war the American imports of cially develop a method of extracting salt deposits west of Salt Lake ('ity. pure pofash from Germany for the year the potash from blast furnace fumes, par- Unquestionably, it is going to cost much ending July, 1914, amounted approxi- ticularly in regions where the blast fur- more to produce potash in Gern-ny and mately to 250,000 tons. Last year there naces are located near ores in which pot- Alsace. War taxes, high food costs. and were produced in the United States 32.000 ash occurs in quantities sufficient to in- other fundamentals will bring tis about tons, and this year it is estimated thAt sure substantial recoveries. The problem so that it will be a long time beure Euro- the output will amouint to about 60,000 presents many technical difficulties, since pean potash is brought to this coinitry at tons. care must be taken in developing a by- the low cost prevailing before 1914. The War Industries Board undertook produt process not to interfere with the to approach the problem in a larger wiy, prilnr'ry output. Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no and it is now proposed by arrangement The potash deposits in Germany re- red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP between the Chemicals Division and the suIted from the crystallization of sea to-day. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. . 9

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, NOVEMBER 28, 1918. SWIDERSKI, Victor. Mrs Emilia Swider- PlRIVATrS. ski. . F. D. 2, teavenworth, Kans. The following casualties are reported TUCKER, Anderson. Willis Tucker, H. F. D. AARON, Bart L. Mrs. Ada Hill, R. F. D. 2, by the commanding general of the Ameri- 1, Otachie, Ala. Arley, Ala. WINSLOW, George W. Theophilus N. Wins- ANDERSON, Charles N. Nels E. Anderson, can Expeditionary Forces: low. 531 Jefferson Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. Encampment, Wyo. Killed in action ------295 ANDERSON, Lee M. Peter Anderson, 11. F. BAGAN, James C. Mrs. Katherine Bagan, D. 1, Bozeman, Mont. Grantsville, Utah. Died of wounds ------125 BANKS, William W. Mrs. Willie May Banks, BAIR, Charles A. Samuel E. Bair, Rock Died of accident and other 602 Hardeastle Street, Houston, Tex. Springs, -Wyo. causes ------7 BRECK, Samuel P. Mrs. Samuel P. Breck, BARDO, Arthur W. John B. I. Bardo, R. care of R. J. Furbeck, 600 West One hun- F. D. 4, Bloomsburg, Pa. Died of airplane accident 4 dred and fortieth Street, New York, N. Y. BARE, William F. Mrs. Zada Bare, Sumas, Died of disease ------105 CASSIDY, Frank. Chris Cassidy, 450 West Wash. Forty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. BARRY, William G. John Barry, 923 Long- Wounded severely ------65 fellow Avenue, New York, N. Y. Wounded CHADBOURNE, Ernest. Osborn F. Chad. ( d e g r e e undeter- bourne, 1640 West Genesee Street, Syra- BASFORD, Roy M. William 0. Basford, Ree, mined------97 cuse, N. Y, N. Dak. COUGHLIN, John F. John J. Coughlin, 28 BAVIA, Salvatore. Domenick Garbota, 190 Wounded slightly ------98 Mercer Street, Jersey City, N. J. Missing in action ------293 Lewis Street, Haverhill, Mass. DOYLE, John H. Mrs. Margaret Doyle, 3017 RICIlNIEWICZ, Brunon. Mrs. Beate Harin- Tiventy-eighth Street, South Park, Port ski, 737 North Montello Street, Brockton, Total ------1, 089 Huron, Mich. Mass. HILL, William D. Charles E. Hill, Strong BISSETT, Arthur. Mrs. Elizabeth Bissett, Killed in Action. City. Okla 308 Sixth Avenue, Lethbridge, Canada. FORSTNER, Joseph 1. Mrs. Mary Forstner, BLAND, Charles Joseph, Mrs. Catherine COLONEL. Legunitas, Cal. Bland, 508 West Forty-eighth Street, New WELSH, Robert S. Mrs. Elaner E. Welsh, L LIRSON, Carl A. Charles Larson, Issaquah, York, N. Y. Avondale Apartment, 1731 P Street NW., Wash BLOCH, George. Mrs. Louise Bloch, 11 Front Washington, D. C. PERKINS. George W. John Perkins, box Street, Danville, Pa. LIEUTENANTS. 415, Stockholm, Me. BLOMBERG, Herman J. John A. Blomberg, RATIT. Victor C. Carl Rath, 270 Hutton- R. F. D. 1, Thief River Falls, Minn. RAUSCI, Robert. Conrad Rausch, 508 East Street. Jersey City, N. J. BOOZE, Lucien M. Mrs. Ida P. Booze, 1108 Fifth Street, New York, N. Y. SKINNER, Steven 3. Mrs Mabel Manwo- South Hickory Street, Ottawa, Kans. SIALLENBERGER, Hugh D, Hugh D. rong, Big Flats, N. Y. BORLAND. David T. David Borland, 2305 Shallenberger, Vanderbilt, Pa. STALS Gilbert Charles. Mrs. Mary Sta- Hornell Street, Camden. N. J. GILES, George L. Joseph E. Giles, 5012 Ada ples. 311 Germania Avenue, Jersey City, BROOKS, Zelig. Esan Brooks, 20 Chester Street, Chicago, Ill. N. J. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. * SHEPHERD, John S. James I. Shepherd, CALVARESI, Saverio. Mrs Anna Cocci, 430 408 North Hill Street, Los Angeles, Cal. STRICKLANp, David T. J. C. Strickland, Four Oaks, N. Dak. Elm Street, Conshohocken, Pa. RAMBO, Ben M. Charles H. Kawart, 4378 R. F. D. 1, CIIIIISTODOULON. Manoel S. Kyriocas Washington Street, St. Louis, Mo. TENNYSON, Joseph E Mrs. Gertrude Ten- uson, 3832 Stafford Street, Baltimore, Md. Christodoulon, Davenport, Cal. BATTALION SERGEANT AIATOR. TINLINE, James H. Mrs. Janet 'inline, CLARK, Lester. Mrs. Flora Clark, 1150 Men- LYLES, Earl L. Mrs. Elma N. Lyles, 127 W 3522 Braddock Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 100 Street, Chicago, Ill. * Street NW, Washington, D. C. COLE, Gilbert L. John T. Cole, R. P. D. 1, WIIITTEN, Rupert 0. J. A. Whitten, 922 Palestine, Ark. - SERGEANTS. Court Street, Hinton, W. Va. WILLIAMS, Raymond 0. Harry Williams,. CORNELISON, Porter H. John W. Cornell- DIETZ, Joseph G. Mrs. Bernadine Dietz, Tooele. Utah. son, It. F. D. 8, Oklahoma City, Okla. 620 South Fourth Avenue, Highlandtown, WILSON, Fay Minor. Mrs. Maude Emiline CORRIDAN, James Henry. Michael Corridan, Md. Wilson. R. F. D. 5, Waupaca, Wis. 228 Washington Street, Weymouth, Mass. HUNNEWELL, Donald P. Mrs. Leonice B. BLEVINS, Bruce L. 1. 0. 0. F. Home, Golds- Dr WALD, Arthur V. Mrs. .Tennie Bledsoe, Hunnew ell, 53 Marion Street, Brookline, Boro. N. C. 433 Scott Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Mass. HAWKS, Rosco S. Mrs. Nattie, 04 Ninth DOMOZYCH, Wladslaw. Joseph Domoz eb, NELSON, Richard. Charles P. Nelson, 4016 Street NW., Roanoke, Va. 1403 Dartmouth Street, Scranton, Pa;. Linden Street, Seattle, Wash. KOPLITZ, William E. Mrs. Alice J.arbee, R. ELZIE, Budd. Aaron Moore, Flat Gap, Ky. SWANSON, Harry. Charles Swanson, River- F. D. 3, Snohomish. Wash. HAVENS, Herbert L. Ruben E. Havens, side, Mont. S. Mc- Baker, Mont. WEBB, Ernest P. Mrs. Florence, Scottsboro, MckONIGLE, Harry S. Mrs. Hattie IIOLLAAR, William. Aren Ihollaar, Hull, N. Monigle, Bramville, S. C. Dak. Ala. MITCHELL, James 0. Mrs, Jermima Mit- WEINAND, Judson L. Mrs. Sarah J. Wei- chell. 2735 West Adams Street, Chicago, Ill. -'ILLINGWORTH, Robert F. Frank S Illing- nand, 94 Pineapple Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. NEWLON, Benjamin F. Mrs. Thomas Newlon, worth, 63 Francis Street, New Britain, WINKLEBLACK, Clarence D. W. A. Winkle- Conn. back, Reardon, Ill. Simpson. W. Va. RAMSDELL. Ralph L. Wilson Ramsdell, JAMES, Earl R. John I. *Fames, Parmele, BAMM, Harry William. Fred Bamm, Peters- N. C. burg, Mich. South Waterboro, Me. ROSS, Albert J. Anthony Ross, 88 Lemon SCARBROUGH, Joseph C. Gilbert Scarbrough, JENSEN, Fred. Hans Jensen, Holmbladqgade Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Station A, Charleston. W. Va. 88, Copenhagen, Denmark. SULLIVAN, Edward T. John Sullivan, 159 STEINBERG, Henry Frederick. Miss Louise JOIANSEN, Johannes. irs. Rikla Rasmus- East One hundred and fourth Street, New Steinberg 442 Cooper Avenue, Detroltr sea 432 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. York, N. Y. Mich. JOHNSTON, Alexander. Mrs A'gnes Johns- GARDNER, John A. John W. Gardner, Te- VOGT, Francis. Mrs. Fanny.Vogt, box 654, ton, 295 Braddock Avenue, Eat Pittsburgh, ton, Idaho. Limon, Colo. Pa. HOLMAN, James G. Wallace S. Pickens, WILLIAMS, Grover D. Mrs. Flora A. Sam- SIMPSON, Renzy R. Mrs. Maud IV. Simpson, Rock River, Wyo. worth, Arco, Idaho. R. F. D. 6, Winchester. Tenn. McKEE, Guy E. Mrs. Guy E. McKee, Perry, BUGLERS. SMITH, Lyle C. Mrs. Susie Smith, Fulton, N. Y. Mich. MILLER, Wesley William. Solomon H. Mil- HAMMOND, James F. Mrs. Jennie Kelley, SNATER, Johannes. Ben Snater, Geneva, ler, Harrington, Wash. North Vandergrift, Pa. Iowa, Ortle R. Fred Moy, Mondovi, Wis. ADAMOLL Matteo. Charles Adamoll, Guada- MOY, SOLTIS, Michael A. Lewis Soltis. 20 North CORPORALS. Jupe. Cal. BAND LEADER. Sixth Street, West Terre Haute, Ind. DONNELLY, John J. Mrs. William Don- SWANSON, Martin. Mrs. Anna Swanson, 373 nelly, 464 Broadway, Newburgh, N. Y. HINRICHSEN, Henry. Henry Hinrichsen, Price Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. DOOLITTLE, Aaron W. Mrs. Aaron W. Doo- 3231 Evengreen Avenue, Chicago, Ill. SWART, Irvin Maxwell' Loia Swart, general little, 7 Wallkill Avenue, Middletown, N.Y. delivery, Newberg, Oreg. FOLEY, Morris 1. Mrs. Nora Foley, 55 AlECITANICS. THOMPSON, Archie M. Mrs. Anna Thomp- Dunedin Street, Detroit, Mich. STONE, Nelson Robert. Charles T. Skillen, son, general delivery, Wolf Point, Mont. GRAY, George L. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Gray, 106 Church Street. New Rochelle. N. Y. TINDALL, Marvin. Mrs. Alice Tindall, gen- Springereek, Tenn. JOHNSON, George Wesley. Mrs. Agnes John- eral delivery, Ballinger, Tex. MILGRAM, Louis. Israel Milgram, 137 Bris- son. Route 1, Savoy, Tex. TOO-MEY. Ralph. Daniel T Toomey, Spear- tol Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIMERANO, Benny L. Anthony Prime- fish, S. Dak. MOORE, Thomas R. Mrs. Mary B. Moore, rano, 54 Grove Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. WELLS, Clyde. Gilbert Wells, Fairview. Va. 72 East Avenue, Hagerstown, Md. RICHARDSON, Frederick W. Mrs. Mary WHITE, William S. Mrs. Mary White, 316 MORAN Emmett J. Joe F. Moran, 213 Richardson, 113 Division Street, New Bed- Hadden Street, Oakland, Cal. D Sob Street, Ottawa, Ill. ford, Mass. ZENSKI, Peter. Joseph Zenski, box 1, Patch- RIGHMOND, Garnett C, Richard C. Rich- WENN, David W. Peter Weun, Vestal, N. Y. ogue, Long Island, N. Y. mond, Rural Retreat, Va. Bronislaw Stemp- ROTH, Herman. Mrs. Eleanor Roth, 2109 COOKS. ZUKOSKI, Constantine. Wirt Street, Omaha, Nebr.. koskI, box 240, Divernon, III. SIALL, Olin F. Mrs. J. A. Small, R. F. D. KUBITZA, Vincent B. Mrs. Dorothy Ku- RInLTES. 2, Heath Springs, S. C. bitza R. F. D. 1, Philbrook, Minn. SMITH, James M. Edward A. Smith, 124 MONFERDINI, Joe T. Lidie Monferdini, 501 ADAMS, Bills D. Wood Adams, R. F. D. 3, West Wyoming Avenue, Germantown, Pa. Chestnut Street, Fairbury, Ill. Manchester, Tenn. 71-18-3 10 ,J THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING ANDERSON, Morris. Herman Lenden, Deer LANGEHAUG, Ole. Siverd Langehaug, Bot- ROSE, Louis. Frank Rose, 1642 South Turner Grove, Ill. tineau, N. Dak. Street, Chicago, Ill. ATWELL, Claude L. Mrs. Margaret Atwell, LANE, William F. John W. Lane, R.* F. D. SANTUCCI, Giovanni A. Pietro Santucci, 311 R. F. D. 4, Portland. Mich. 3, Marion, S. C. East One hundred and forty-sixth Street, AVERY, Archie C. Mrs. Cora Anna Avery, ANDERSON, Adolph M. Mrs. Peter bohl, New York, 14. Y. 9 Loiston Apartment, Toledo, Ohio. Oconto, Wis. SCHROEDER, Frederick C. Henry Schroeder, BANIS, Andrus. Mrs. Ursula Mckana, 716 ARCENEAUX, Agirin. Moise Arceneaux, box 146, Egan, Moody County, S. Dak. West Seventeenth Place, Chicago, IlI. Rayne, La. SEGUR, John P. .Mrs, Soa Segur, 2150 Au% BEACH, Walter T. William H. Beach, Lan- ARMES, Tommie R. Robert J. Armes, Keys- birn Avenue Toledo, Ohio. drum, S. C. ville, Va. SEVILLE, Walter. John Seville, Mercers- BENSON, Leonard G. John T. Benson, 3511 ASIMAKOPOULOS, Demetrios. Alexander P. burg, Pa. Penn Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Gochis, box 92, Alliance, Nebr. SHALTERI, Guiseppe. Mrs. Catherine Shal- BERGFELT, Henry L. Mrs. Anna Nowaksky, BAKER, Joseph H. Mrs. Amelia B. Zimmer- ter f,Cherato Ridni, Reggio, Calabria, Italy. 203 Leonard Street, Marinette, Wis. man, 112 Walnut Street, Joliet, Ill. SMITh, Clinton E. Mrs. Catherine Smith, 489 BERGTOLL, Louis. b Mrs. Anna Bergtoll, BISHOP, James A. John A. Bishop, Hayne, Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Oplierin, MoAt. N. C. SOLBERG, Reinert. Johas Solberg, Perry, BRACCO, Michael. Rocco Bracco, Sagelo Ter. BOETTNER, Clarence. Mrs. Dora Boettner, Mont. Lombardi, Italy. 120 South Seventh Street, Newark, N. .T. TWERDALE, Barney J. Otto Twerdale, R. F. BRANIGAN, Frank B. Mrs. Anna Brani- BROWN, Paul S. Jacob Brown, R. F. D. 4, D. 1, box 87, Bow, Wash. gan. 16 Spencer Court, Brooklyn, N. Y- Blairsville, Indiana County, Pa. VUNDERINK, Chris F. Mrs. Hilda Vunder- BRECKENRIDGE, Robert M. Mrs. Amilia BRUMLEY, Herman L. Mrs. Grayee Bruma- ink, 4004 Memphis Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Wilson, R. F. D. 5, box 95, Hennessey, Okla. ley, R. F. D. 1, Beech Bluff, Tenn. WALCII, William. Lewrence Walch, Gresham, BRIGGS, John W. Mrs. Clara E. Briggs, R. BULLOCK, James W. Mrs. Martha J. Bul- Oreg. F. D. 2, Woodbine, Iowa. lock, San Augustine, Tex. WALTERS, Robert C. John W. Walters, 1008 BRODIE, John Merton. John Milton Brodie, BURKETT, Dellis J. Mrs. Mary E. Burkett, East Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. sr., Gaylord, Mich. R. F. D. 4, luka, Ill. WEBB, John It. Mrs. Elizabeth L Webb, 14 BROMLEY, Henry M. Mrs. Grace Bromley, CALLAWAY, Earl. Mrs. Mary J. Hodges, West Seventh Street, Frederick, Md. Beaver Street, Bethel, Conn. Hillltop, W. Va. WEBSTER, Harry N. Mrs. Mattie Webster, BROPHY. Charles M. Mrs. May Brophy, 127 CHAFIN, Dennis., Meredith T. Chafi, Car- 244 Pendleton Street, Winchester, Ky. Little Oak Street, Reading, Pa. terton, Va. WEINKAUF, Fred W. Fred Weinkauf, 824 BROWN, Alfred N. Sam J. Brown, Elkhart, CHEEK, John. Mrs. Sophia Cheek, house Brown Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Tex. numbered 48, Central, Pa. WELSH, Harry D. Mrs. Joama Culbert, 233 BROWN, Campbell S. John R. Brown, R. F. Locust Street, Dubuque, Iowa. COLANGELO, James. nlrs. Carrie Colangelo, R. F. D. D. 2. Graham, Tenn. North Collins, N. Y. WILLIS, William W. "'Aaron Willis, BRUCE, Henry H. Jesse F. Bruce, Enter- CONNELLY, James. Mrs. Margaret Connelly, 1, Chicotah, Okla. prise, Oreg. WINNER, Earl N. Mrs. Fred Day, 43 Mont- 65 C Street, South Boston, Mass. N. Y. CHRISTENSEN, Marinus. Joseph Christen- Westley Coyer, Prestonsburg, goLery Street, Goshen, COYER, Jesse. ZERLINTSKP, Frank. Joe Zerlintski, 1 sen, 73 Ilogh Guldbergagade, Aarhnus, Den- Ky. N. Y. mark. Eighth Avenue, North Tonawanda, DONIGAN, Gerald J. Mrs. Katherine Donl- LB DUC. William J. Mrs. Mary Le Due, 152 CARLO, Angelo Di. Mrs. Lucia Di Carlo, Sul- gun, 513 North Sixth Street, Olean, N. Y. First Street, Newark, N. J. mona. Province Di Aquilo, Italy., FLEMING, Dayton. Mrs. Merrell Fleming, R. LEE, Jesse K. Mrs. George Lee Amones, 1010 DREXLER, Albert. Alexander Drexler, 313 F. D., box 81, Califon, N. J. North Walnut Street, Plymouth, Ind. Cherry Street, Curtis Bay, Md. FRIEDLAENDER, Franz 0. George M. Ster- LEONARD, Stephen -A. Mrs. Mary Edith DTIBINSKY, John. Theodore Dubinsky, Balls ling, F. & 0. Cedar Works, 40 Murray Leonard, R. F. D. 1, box 30, Gibsonia, Pa. Oatkak, Russia. Street, New York, N. Y. LOVE, Cramer C. Mrs. Ophelia Love, Somer- DYKES, Jesse M. Jesse Dykes, Richmond, Ky. FULLER, John. George Shotwell, Cedarville, ton, Ariz. EVENSEN, Chris M. W. Mrs. Margaret Even- Ark. LUNOWIT, Theobald. Herman "Lungwitz, son, Malad, Idaho. HAGBERG, Wilbur . Mrs. Martha Iagberg, Whittenberg, Mo. FARRELL, Patrick. Airs. Thomas Farrell, 929 West Division Street, Galva, Ill. LYNGE, Nels P. L. Martin T. Nelsop, route 18 Fourteenth Street, Brooklyn, N.a. HODGES, Fred. Mrs. Fannie Hodges, Blythe- 1, Arlington. S. Dak. GARDECKE, Edward A. Fred L. Ghedecke, yille, Ark. LYON, Earl Henry. Mrs. Bessie L. Lyon, 1304 Aki Avenue, Seattle, Wash. HOLMES, Frank S. Mrs. Cora Holmes, Gra- 1536 East Thirty-second Avenue, Denver, GARRANT, Henry Je Mrs. Emily Garrant, den, Va. Cole. 2G Alyan Street Hartford. Co.n. Dave. William Marksberry, GELSINGER. Fr'ed B. Martin Gelsiuger, JOHNSTON, George II. Mrs. George Johns- MARKSBERRY, ton, 320 North Water Street, Newburgh, 21 East Thirteenth Street, Covington, Ky. Vandalia Ill MATTEUCCI, Dominco. Mrs. Juretta Mat- GIMERA, tohn. Mrs. Sussie Dellis, N. Y. R. F. D. Miouiprane, Italy. No. 2, Cornell, Ill. JUHL, Elter R. Mrs. Jennie J. JuhI, 2422 MICiAEteei er, ,hn i. Stephen Michael, 995 GOLDSTEIN, Morris. G. Goldstein, 1425 McLean Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Alders Street, New York, N. Y. Wet Susquehanna Avenue, Philadelphia, KEITH, 140o. Omer Keith, 203 Bryson Street, Floyd. Mrs. Annie Minch, Maywood, Pa. Knoxville, Tenn. MINCH, KRIPPNER, Williamn H. George WS.Krippner, Mo. GRATIAM, Thomas Jackson. Mrs. Flora Gra- MO3iBER, Joseph C. Joseph C. Momber, 208 ham, Pomeroy, Wash. 1300 Third Avenue, Seattle, Wash. LEWALLEN, Hugh T. John Lewallen, Glen- Ernestine Avenue, Christopher, Ill. GRUBBS, Lee. Mrs. Ruby Grubbs, Yambill, Mrs. Meta Monsees, 15 Oreg. mary, Tenn. MONSEES, Edward. MARTIN, Charles. Mrs. Mary Martin, 784 Goodman Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. HARLOW, Arthur E. Mrs. Carrie Harlow, East Eighteenth Street, Paterson, N. J. MURPHY, Michael G. Mrs. Delia Condond, Satsop, Wash. MERTZ, Melvin J. Mrs. Emmie Merts, Kenil- 19 Lowell Street, Lawrence, Mass. ITART, Louis g. Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, 83 worth, Mont. NAILL, John C. F. A. Naill, 404 Warwick Ind. Julius Street, Hartford. Conn. MOREAU, Arthur. Joseph Moreau, 23 Main Street, Laporte, HARTFORD, Edgar C. Everett J. Hartford, Street. Brunswick, Me. OAKES. Arthur Alanson. Earl E. Oakes, Bridge Street Ex., Manchester, N. H-. Decorah, Iowa. MUELLER, Herman. August Mueller, She- Hall, Her- HITCHCOCK, Walter. MArs. Minnie Sullivan, boygan Falls, Wis PARKER, Robert L. Mrs. Dimmie Louisville, Miss. ZIULRANEY, William, Mrs. Margaret Law- rin, Ill. IIOFFMANN, Albert A. Peter Hoffmann, 523 ler, Witt, Ill. PYLES, Claude. Mrs. Bettie Pyles, 706 John East Eighty-fourth Street, New York N Y NANNIE, Louis E. Jeff D. Nannie, Fulton, Street, Joplin, Mo. HANSON, Fred J. Mrs. Francis fanson' Ky. ROSS, John. Mrs. Matilda Ross, Moses Mills, 1324 Woodruff Avenue, Rockford, Ill. SCHIE, Daniel . Mrs. Emma S. Schue, Ky. HOPKINS, Albert. Mrs. William Hopkins, P. Thomas R. Ryan, 5523 Car- 7504 Claasen Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Hayward, Minn. RYAN, John SHIVES, Joseph M. Mrs. Emma Stockdale, penter Street, Chicago, Ill. HIOPKINS, Frederick B. Mrs. F. B. Hopkins, Pa. I M. Ryg, Bergen, Horn- Kingsville, Tex, . R. F. D. 1, Box 15, Connelleville, RYGG, Mike. Ole - SIER, Charles. Mrs. Marie Fats, 231 Eliz- indal Norfordo,' Norway. HOVELAND, Torphin H. Sam Hoveland, abeth Street, New York, N. Y. SALMON, Elza M. Mrs. Beatrice Salmon, R. F. D. 2, New Auburn, Wis. JONES, Charlie. Mrs. Josephine Jones, 110 932 Alabama Street, Circleville, Ohio. HUGHES, Frank. Ars. Hattie Frost, 3800 East'Shawnee Avenue, Centralia, Ill. SCHULMERICH. Charles P. Charles P. Wallace Street, Chicago, Ill. JUDGE, James. Mrs. Annie Judge, 198 Schulmerich, 2068 Madison Avenue, New HUNT, Albert S. Roman Hunt, Bryn Mawr, Street, Pittston, Pa. York, N. Y. Pa. Panama LAMOUREE, Adelbert. Mrs. Anna Lamouree, SEGAL, Harry. Mrs. rva Segal, 655 Fqx HUTCHINSON. Chrigtopher C. Mrs. Sally - R. F. D. 2, box 25, Saugerties, N. Y. Street, New York, N. Y. Hutchinson, R. F. D. 9, South Park, Ky. McCLANE, Delbert E. Joe M. Woods, 204 SHEA, Edward V. John I. Shea, 670 Crosby ISAACS, Micbael. Mrs. Minnie H. Isaacs, South Rhode Island Avenue, El Reno, Okla. Striet, Akron, Ohio. - 846 Hewitt Place, New York, N. Y. McKAY, Herbert. John McKay, 601 River SHIELDS, James R. Mrs. Myrtle Shields. 718 JACOBSEN, John A. Mrs. Annie Conrod, 951 Street. Alpena, Mich. East High Street, Qolorado Springs, Colo. Carlyon Road, Cleveland, Oh . MARQUESS, Robert C. John F. Marquess, SHIMMIN, Thomas A. Mrs. Anna Kneen, JACOBSON, William Andrew. Mrs. Evelyn Otterpond, Ky. Andreas, Isle of Man, England. Jacobson, R. P. D. 7, Viroqu , Wis. MOORE, Edwin D. Mrs. M. Ferguson, 1121 SMITI. Mathew. Edward Smith, 27 West KOSAL, Eli . Valentine Kosal, Ruth Mich. Robin Street, Nsew Orleans, La. Souncum Street, Quincy, Mass. KOSIN, Ignat. Stanley Ksin, 75 West Mil- MUTCH, Harry. Ars. Dora Mutch, 511 South SMITH, Willard G. Mrs. Eliza Smith, R. F. D. ler Street, New Castle. Pa. Monroe Stre~et, Muncie, Iad. 2. Huntlan

WADE, James R. William B. Kyzer, Porter- BARLAND, Lonnie A. John M. Barland, Pey- MOSKAL, John P. Mrs. Helen Moskal, 2038, dale, Ga. ton, Miss. WALLACE, South Forty-eighth Street, Cicero, 11. Robert N. Mrs. Fannie Whyte, BELKNAP, Roy. Mrs. Allie Belknap, Kiowa, O'DONOGIIUE, Michael F. Mark O'Donoghue, 34 Oakland Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Kans. 52 Edson Street, Dorchester, Alass. WELSH, Henry M. De Witt Walsh, Three BENNETT, Merwin E. Mrs. Isabelle Bennett, O'MAILLEY, Martin H. Miss Annie Haley, 02 Creek, Idaho. Newman, N. Y. Harrison Street, Leomiuster, Alass. WARNER, Carlos. 'Mrs. Agatha B. Warner, BODAMiER, Frederick 40 ioy d Street, W. William Bodamer, PARSON, Paut. Mrs. Blanche Richards, cor- Maryville, Tenn. 321 Landol Street, Evergreen, N. Y. ner of North and Court Streets, Portsmouth, WA SON, George W. Mrs. Fannie O. Watson, BRAFFORD, Albert B. Miss Annie E. Braf- 3215 T Street, Sacramento,.Cal. Va. , ford, t. F. D. 1, Goldston, N. C. - PATTERSON, Duncan J. Toe Bouchard, gen- WEBSTER, Herbert L. Mrs. Alice Webster, BRENNAN, Tiogn, Pa. Thomas J. Benjamin Brennan, eral delivery, Aliami, Ariz. 128 Filimore Street, San Francisco, Cal. PAULSON, Ture A. Mrs. Hilde Hagborg, WETZLER, Irving. Mrs. Eleanor Krausz, BROCCOLO, Carmen N. Frank Broccolo, 757 Wallace, Idaho. 3414 Avenue K, Brooklyn, N. Y. Forquer Street, Chicagh, III. PEDRERSON, Christopher. John S. Steens- WILEY, Albert L. Mrs. Margaret Wiley, BRUNICK, Edmond F. Miss Mary Brbnick, land, Canton, S. Dak. Sparta, III. 10 Dumont Street, Dorchester, PELTZ, Oscar WILKINSON, Charles E. Mrs. E, Patterson, Mass. Frank. Mrs. Joe Sands, 151 BURKE, Leonce C. Thomas J, Burke, 210 Framer Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 385 Pratt Street, Meriden, Conn. Forest PETEISON, Arthur WINDHAM, John L. E. Rush Windham, Street, Bangor, Me. L. Mrs. Hulda C. Peter- lomewood, Miss. CIVITELLA, Vincenso. Frank M. Dominick, son, American Fork, Utah. WITBECK, box 138, Netcong, N. J. PORTOGALO, Thomas. Mrs. Anna Portogalo, John E. William Witbeck, Ver- COHEN, Benjamin. Mrs. Tillie Cohen, 20 1522 Boyleston Avenue, Sealtle, Wash. nal, Utah. POTTER, WOOLFORD, Paul North 1ine Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Harry. Mrs. Winnie Potter, R. F. B. Mrs- Estell Crawford, COLAIZZI, Dominic. Mrs. Carmen Colaizzi, D. 1, Charlevoix, Mich. 3217 Pennsylvania Avenue, Baltimore, Md. PRICE, L WOOLWINE, Earnest. Mrs. Mary Woolwine, 4708 Lorigan Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Robert L. R. J. Price, Starklille, COLLINS, Cortelyou D. Mrs. Maggie M. Cl- Miss. Ghristiansburg, Va. SCHAFFER, WRIGHT, Jesso A. William Wright, Tipton, lins, R. F. D. 3, box 478, Biltmore, N. C. Henry . Mahala Schaffer, star Cal. COTTER, Thomas J. Miss Frances T. Spel- route, Corydon, Ind. lacy, 228 Windsor Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHICK, Charles N. Mrs. Eleanor Kennan, Died from Wounds. DAINTON, Chester Isaac. Mrs. Della Dain- Table Rock, Nebr. ton, MePaul, Iowa. SEALE, Tom B. Edgar A. Seale, Jasper. Tex. LIEUTENANT. DIPAOLA, Cologero. Samuel Dipaola, 2414 SILVERSTEIN, Louis. Mrs. Molly Silver- LINCOLN, Clark R. Mrs. Clark R. Lincoln, Ontario Street, box 23, Cleveland, Ohio. stein, 133 Broome Street, New York, N. Y. 43 Fairmount Avenue, Wakefield, Mass.- DONOVAN, Simon J. Mrs. Katherin McCor- SIMPSON, Albert Frank. Mrs. Mary Simp- mack, 30 Beal Street, Winthrop, Mass. son, Monegaw Springs, Mo. SERGEANTS: DONZELLI, Armando. Mrs. Anna Donzelli, SKAJA, Toseph. Mrs. Rose Shultz Skaja, BLOMQUIST, August J. Martin Blomquist, 331 Baldwin Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. 2346 Ems Street, Chicago, Ill. Ifoosick Falls, N, Y. DOWELL, Percy L. Reubin P. Dowell, Bar- SMITH, Hoyt W. William V. Smith, R. F. BONANNO, Anthony. Joseph J. Bonanno, bersville, Va. D. 3, Cartersville, Ga. 661 Forty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. DUVALL, Raymond. Mrs. Monday Duvall, SMITH, Walker. MMoses Smith, Danville, Ala. CHRISflE, John S. James 11. Christie, 1833 Atkins, Ark. SORGEE, Claude L. C. L. Sorgee,- 2 Green Hawthorne Street, St. Paul, Minn. DYARt, Ernest F. Mrs. Mary Dyar, Filmore, Street. Union, S. C. DOOLAN, Martin H. James J. Graham. 175 Cal. STALEY, Joseph. Mrs. Lucy Staley, 304 East Seventy-seventh Street, New York, POSTER, Grover. Joseph P. Foster, Hunt- Main Street, Bay City, Mich. N. Y. ington, Ark. STARR, James. Sam Starr, general delivery, LEDFORD, Dewey A. John Ledford, Etowah, GARBOLINO, Louis. Salem, Ohio. Tenn. Phillip Garbolino, gen- STIFENELL, Luch. Pauline Stifenell, Cherry eral delivery, Bear Creek, Mont. and Jacoby Streets, McCOSS, David B. . Mrs. James McCoss, 16 GOOD, John B. Mrs. Martha Good, Knox, Norristown, Pa. East Sixtieth Street, Now York, N. Y. STORMWALL, Walter. Edward Johnson, Ind. 777 Sixteenth Street, Detroit, Mich. MARTIN, Robert J. Mrs. Lizzie Martin, 2843 GRABE, William C. Mrs. Ruth F. Grabe, R. Bondnot Street, Philadelphia, Pa. F. D. 5, Butler, Pa. STRATTA, Domenico. Joe Stratta, West MO811ER, Raymond N. Mrs. Sarah Mosher, GRAY, Lewis V. Miss Catherine Gray, 151 Park, McKees Rocks, Pa. 7 Pearl Street, Canajoharie, N. Y. Hamond Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. STROM, Reubon T. Mrs. Emelie Strom, 1205 PECIIMANN, William.' Jordan Pechmann, GREENBURG, George. Mrs. Alexafidria Belmont Avenue, Chicago, III. 1004 Eleventh Street, Oshkosh, Wis. Greenburg, 407 West Fifty-first Street, New SULLIVAN, Jeremiah J. Mrs. Mary Sulli- SAWYER, Raymond F. Mrs. Florence L. York, N. Y. van, 4 Platt Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Sawyer, 10 Waverly Street, Malden, Mass. SUTTLE, Vernice A. Elmer Suttle, R. F. D. SLAGLE, Lester L. George Slagle, 500 East GUFFEY, Baxter. Mrs. Zula C. Guffey, Union 4, Baldwinsville, N. Y. Seventh Avenue, Mitchell, S. Dal. Mills, N. C. TARWATER, Albert W. John L. Tarwater, GUNN John M. James F. Gunn, R. F. D. 2, Arroyo Grande, Cal. CORpORALS. box , oran, Tex. TESCH, Louis W. Mrs. Katherina R. Tesch, CALLAHAN, Jerry Mrs. Elizabeth Callahan, HACK, William J. Mrs. Frances Ilack, 77 912 Lake Street, Kewanee, Ill. :315 West Goodale Street, Columbus, Ohio. Pine Street, River Iouge, Mich. THOMAS, Elbert E. Jacob Thomas, Green- IIORVATH, Joe. Martin Mlhalice, 1013 Clin- HEFELFINGER, Edwin E. Ernest Hefel- castle, Ind. ton Street, Sandusky, Ohio. finger, R. F. D. 1, Chilton, Tex. TROSTER, Charles. Mrs. Mary Troster, KIRBY, Walter W. Mrs. Nellie Vreeland, HEISMAN, Samuel R. Richard Heisman, R. North Wales, Pa. 1233 Sherman Street, Denver, Colo. F. D. 3, Sunman, Ind. WATKINS, Dass S. Monroe- Watkins, Nes- PICKERING, Ernest F. Mrs. Amelia Wil- HERMAN, Alvin C. Mrs. Bertha Herman, 93 she, Mo. liams, Manly, Iowa. Hudson Street, Newark, N. J. WATSON, Eugene. Airs. Mable Garrett, Pu- HODGE, Oliver. Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge, laski, Pa. WAGONERS. Sparta, N. C. WHARTON, George A. Os Airs. Charles CRANE, Harry L. W. B.- Lockwood, 1 Till- JANSOIJN, Edwin C. Joseph F. Jansohn, Wharton. Crisfield, Md. man Street, Geneva, N. Y. 2018 East Sixty-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio, WILCOX, Robert Burns. Thomas Wilcox, R. McCAUSLAND, Robert G. William T. Mc- JESS, Marx. Marx Jess, sr., Frazee, Miun. F. D. 1, Youngeville, Pa. Calusland, Jackson, La. KINARD, Perry R. Shelton C. Kinard, R. F.\ YUKAS, George F. Airs. Susan Yukas, 718 PERRY, Charles F. Mrs. Josephine Perry, D. B, Lake City, Fla. Boquet Street, McKees Rocks, Pa, Brushton, N. Y. KULAS, Charles. Nick Kulas, route 1, Polo- YUND, Henry R.- James H. Yund, 222 West nia, Eighth Street, Grand Island, Nebr. AIECHANICS. Wis. ZIMNY, Mike. Albert Zimny, 2631 West FAIRCLOTH, Earnest. Miss Ella Colter, LATNEY, Relious. Mrs. Edith Latney, 2237 Fifth Street, Duluth, Minn. Embree, S. C. League Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GOULAIS, Joseph. Mrs. Amelia Goulais, 948 LAVELLE, Thomas J. Thomas Lavelle, Am- Died from Accident and Other Causes. Mineral Springt Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. boy, Ill. PRAIRIE, George E. Eugene Prairie, 206 LAX, Rudolph Adolph. Joe Lax, R. F. D. 4, LIEUTuNANT. Green Bay, Berkley Street, Berkley, Mass. Wis. SIGMON, Orin M. WRZECIONA, Alphonso B. C. A. Wrzeciona, LEA, Martin, Henry Lea, R. F, D. 2, Broo- Mrs. Frank Abernathy, Higginsville, Mo. ten, Minn. Hickory, N. C. LONGERBEAN, Herbert H. George Longer- CORPORAL. COOK. bea, Downey, Iowa. RICHARDSON. Albert. Mrs. Rosle Fisher, V AND, Amos G. MrsPhoebe G. Love- ESTELL, Charles TV. Mrs. Alice Wilson, 206 West Frankfort Heights, Ill. land, 2535 East One hundred and thirtieth Childs Street, THarrodsburg, Ky. rRIVATES. Street, Cleveland, Ohio. PRTATES. McNEIL, John T. Mrs. Margarett Af. Mc- AHLQUIST, Rol C. Airs. Caroline Ahiquist, Neil, 5823 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. ASCHEAAN, Frank J. Mrs. Frank J. Asche- 1944 South Eleventh Street, East Salt MCTIERNkN, James.A. Miss Mayme MeTier- man, Clontart, Minn. Lake City, Utah. nan, 36 Wood EDWARDS, Lawrence S. Frank MfeKelvey, ATIKENS, Charles Street, Braddock, Pa. F. Mrs. Annie Claypool, MARLER, Edd. William Marlor, Freemont, 3418 Anderson Street, Houston, Tex. R. F. D. 5, Kittanning, Pa. Mo. HUSSEY, Aloyaus Patrick. Mrs. Rose War- ALLEN, Clarence B. E. Sylvesta Allen, San ren, 305 Grand Street, Paterson. N. J. Marcos, Tex. MERSCHOFF, Herbert W. Mrs. Cathrine JOHNSON, Arvid Charlie. F. D. Johnson I. ALLISON, Oral. Leamon Oscar Allison, Merschoff, 127 Reid Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. F. D. 1, Custer, Wasik. Rl. F. X. 2, New Market, Ala. MILLER, Frank N. Mrs. Katherine Miller, ANDERSON, Harry. Pete A. Anderson, Hite- ALTIMONTQ, Giddie. Mrs. Angelia Alti- 7630 Susquehanna Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iowa. ronto, 206 Main Street, Frankfort, N. Y. MIMMS, John H. Mrs. Lena Mimms, 171 man, TAILEY, George. James Burkley, 1318 Gra- Cleveland Street, Greenville, S. C. Died from Airplane Accident. snont Street, Monroe, La. MITCHELL, Norman M. Patrick Mitchell, BAILEY, George M. Mrs. George Dorris, 33 Stambaugh Avenue. Sharon, Pa. LIEUTENANTS. box 91, Florida, N. Y. MIZE, Clyde. Elicha Mize,- Newberry, S. C. WOODWARD, Fred. Geo. N. Woodward, BARCHERS, Ernest. William barchers, MORROW, Ernest. Donald Noble, raulin, Vero, Fla, Henrietta, Mo. Iowa. FISH, Roy Jason. S. J. Fish, Carnett, Ark. 1918. 12 - THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BURTON, John. Mrs. Jennie Burton, Scooba, RIDGWAY, Wesle3 B. Daniel W. Ridgway, SERGEANT. Runnells, Iowa. F. D. 1, Miss. PURAIIS, Willie. Alford Purvis, -R. CLARK, Harvey. Mrs. Mary D. Clark, Co- ROUNSAVILLE, William E. John W. Runsa- box 11, Crestwood, Ky. shocton, Ohio. fille, R. F. D. 5, Hattiesburg, Miss. CLARK, Loyd Mrs. Ella Joiner Clark, R. SCHULTZ, William A. William Schultz, R. PRIVATE. F. D. 1, Lakefield, Minn. Margaret F. U. " D," box 27, Americus, Ga. BRIGHTYELL,5 Wilbur F. Mrs. CLARY, Bryant W. Tim W. Clary, Ankum, SEEGER, Arthur. Mrs. Mary Soeger, R. F. Brightwell. 311 West Chestnut Street, D. 1, Cass City. Mich. Va. Semenes, Washington, Pa. CONTI, Casimo B. Mrs. Maria Pedone, 3006 SEMENES, James G. James A. Poplar Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Lone Ash, Wythe County, Va. Died of Disease. COOK, Gilbert H. Thomas Cook, 126 Web- SIMS, Avil C. Avil Sims, sr., 1908 Good Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. CAPTAI, S. ster Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Sarah Temple-- CRITTENDEN, Errol D. -Mrs. S. E. Critten- TEMI'LETON, John A. Mrs. DETCIION Benjamin C. Alfred 0: Detchon, ton. Hannah, N. Dak. Pa. den, R. F. D. 37, LeRoy, N. Y. Dryden, 7231 Meade Street. Pittsburgh, CULBERTSON, Hattie. , Mrs. Hattie Culbert- TOBIN, Rex L. Mrs M_ rtle Tobin, JEFFRES, Henry M. Mrs. Myrtle Jeifres, Me. son, Sheridan, Iowa. Williams, Briceville, Tenn. DEVITT, Elden. Mrs. May Martin, 219 West WILLIAMS, Denjamine. Shandy Masonic, Cripple Creek, Co.o Dellark, Ark LIDUTE]NANTS. II. W11- DOZIER. Frank, William J. Dozier, R. F. D. WILLIAMS, Morrace. Benjamin BLISS, Vance W. Frank W. Bliss, 134 Mis- liams, Avon Park, Fla. sion Street, Santa Cruz, Cal. A: Stockton, Ga. Anna Schmidl, 254 DUBUQUE, Thomas. Joseph Dubuque, 190 WOLZ, Charles. Mrs. DE PASCIIALIS, Edward G. Mrs. Mary De Street, Plattsburg, N. Y. One hundred and forty-second Stret, New Paschalis, 207 G Street, Washington, D. C. Soih Clinton DUDKO, Nick. Harry Dudko, South River, York, N. Y. SrRGEANTS. N. J. H. Mary Scott, 409 Wounded Severely. Baker, DUNLAP, Benjamin Mrs. BAKER, Nicodemus P. Zachariah Holden Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Garret, Pa. Ferrari, Riverton, CAPTAIN. EDWARDS, Gilliam. Mrs. Ella Edwards, 403 FERRARI, Henry J. Louis Ill. Stuart D. Mrs. Mflude A Camp- Market Street, Suffolk, Va. Flynn, 323 Clay CAMIPBELL, RICE, Sebastian. Mrs. Matilda Rice, 121 FLYNN, Thomas A. John bell, care of Red Cross Headquarter, Lans- Avenue, Jacksonville, Ill. Mich. Thirteenth Street, Fargo, N. Dak. Ford, Kinta, Okla. ing, CUNNINGHAM, Faires. Mrs. Flow Cunning- FORD, Modie. John LIELTENANT. FRANKLIN, William G. William Franklin, ham, 419 North Third Street, Elkhart, Ind. Detroit, Mich. H. John H. Walet, Loreau- MeCARTHY, William A. A49 McKenstry Street, WALET, Perry Mrs. Mary McCar- GAROFALE, Nick. Joseph Caragglo, Tenth ville, La. thy. 219 East Seventieth Street, New York, Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. SERGEANTS. N.Y. care of GIBSON, Joseph. Mrs. Annie Gibson, Edward Comber, PROKUP, Andrew C. Stephen Prokup, 123 Arthur Shaw, 885 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, COMBER, Edward Anthony. West Erie Street, Spring Valley, Ill. N. Y. Narragansett Pier, R. I. BREWSTER, Louis E. Mrs. Vina Brewster, GIULIANI, Abele. - Joln Giuliani, 237 Bank DI MAGIO, Anthony T. Salvator Di Maggio, Montrose, Ill. 83 Old Town Road, South Beach, Staten Street, Waterbury, Conn. Y. CORPORALS. GLOVER, Robeit L.' Mrs. Mitty F. Shells, Island, N. BROWNE, Bryant A. W. Mrs. Alice M. R. F. D. 1, Warren, Tenn. CORPORALS. Browne, 19 West Main Street, Georgetown, GREE1NWALD,. Henry A. Mrs. Elizabeth H. SAWYER, William C, Mrs. Sadie Rawyer, Mass. Gi iciwald, 1220 Logan Street, Louisville, 191 Arcadia Avenue, -Columbus, Ohio. HI(GIITOWER, Onan. Mrs. Lizzie Hightower, Ky. SHERLOCK, Patrick Henry. Patrick I. Sher- 1934 Pierce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GTENTIIER, Charles R. R. Guenther, 4 Day lock. Rmmetsburg, Iowa. LINDEBORG, Davis M. August G. Lindeborg, Street, Webster, Mass. SIBLEY. Fay. Cyrus G Sibley, Mount Ver- box 72, Norway, Mich. HALL, Ralph. Mrs. Grace Hall, 243 Twenty- non, S. Dak. PELASKE, Fred J. John Pelaske, 4712 North sixth Street, Ogden, Utah. WALDROOP, Robert '. Mrs Timic Wal- St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, ll. HATSER. Earl W Mrs. Lillian Hauser, 103 droop, Sylva, N. C. TIPSON, Edward. Mrs. Edward Tipson, Berlin Sirelt, Buffalo, N. Y. Water Street, Canton, N. Y. BERGERON, Albert Joseph. Francois Ber- IIORSESHOLR. KLEMM, Frank. Mrs. Caroline Klemm, 476 geron, Thibodeaux, La. IIECKELMAN, Glen. Mrs. Elise Heekelman, Quiner Street, Flushing, N. Y. BERRY, Allen B. Mrs. Julia Berry, 10516 0808 Carpenter Street, Chicago, Ill. WILSON, Lonnie L. John M. Wilson, Phila- Lee Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. PRIATES. delphia, Miss. BLAKENEY, Tames A. Mrs. Mananie Blake- WRIGHT Glen L. Charles E. Wright, Bre- ney, Taxaham, N. C. AZER, Ralph A. Mrs. Nora Ocr, 133 North men. Id. BLOHM, Louis. Mrs. Wediricka Blohm, Fifty-ninth Street, Philadelphia,' Pa. MUSICIAN. Audubon, Iowa. BARBOUR, John R. William H. Barbour, 151 STEWART, Archie F. Bruce A. Stewart, BONAVENTURA, Giovanni. Mrs. Marie Eleventh Street NW.. Washington, D. C. R. F. D. 2, Ileyworth, Ill. Bonaventura, Ceccano, Prov. Roma, Italy. BARRETT, Bart M. Mrs. Mattle Iolderfield BONIIOLZER, Oswald L. Mrs. Anna Bon- Sour Lake, Tex. IWAGONER'S. holzer, 211 McClure Street, Dayton, Ohio. BRICII. Andres. John Kidish, 120 Second IIELSLEY, Tames F.' Mrs. Rebecca Helsley, BRATCHER, Oscar T. Mrs. F.annie Brat- Street, Passaic, X. T. Grafton, W. Va. cIer. Griffithsville, Ark. BROCK, Abraham N. Charles Brock, 86, See- SWINDLER, Chester. Mrs. Rose Swindler, BREWER. Jesse. Barxwell Brewer, R. F. D. ond Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1202 Cedar Street, Muscatine, Iowa. 1, Big Sandy, Tenn. BUTLER, Joseph V. Mrs. Bridget Butler, 3 SASSER, Henry. Mrs. Ada Sasser, Wadeville, BUGBREE, William Walter. Mrs. Mildred Brady Avenue, New Rochelle. N. Y N. C. Bugbee, Black Hall, Conn. CEPEIK, Joseplf. Camille Cepek, 2006 Throop DE WITT, Paul L. Frank M. De Witt, 1918 Street, Chicago, Ill. McGOLDRICK, 'Charles W. rs. Lemple E. C Street West, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. COURTNEY, Eugene R. James Courtney, Bassett, 10 Leverett Street, Boston, Mass. DOHERTY, Thomas C. Mrs. Catherine Reyn- Garden City, N. Y. ANINSON, Tohn 0. Mrs. Nellie Anunson, olds, 20 Ann Street. Methuen, Mass. DAVIS, Talbert J. Mrs. Laura Davis, Oxford, R. F. D. 13, box 23, Larson, Wis. DUNCAN, Fred J. Charles Duncan, Farm- Kans. BEiTSELL, Earl B. A B. Beisell, Goldfield, ington, Utah. DE LUCA, Anthony. Mrs. Mary De Luca, 537 Iowa. C. Dun- East Fifth Street, New York, N. Y. DUNCAN Samuel Livingston. Jim Bolton, CRITES, Ernest A. Mrs. Emma Crites, 162 can, R. F. D. 2, Lancaster. S. C. DOWDEN. Stephen E. Mrs. Dave North Fremont Street, Peru, Ind. ENGBLOOM. Oscar V. N. George W. Eng- Bellwood, La. WILLIAMS, William L. Mrs. Florence M. bloom, R. F. D. 3, box 39, Elk River, Minn. EISEMAN, Eugene F. Mrs. Ellen Eiseman, Williams, Central Avenue, Butler, N. J. 812 4215 Tracy Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. FRANKLIN, Ray. Mrs. Alice Franklin, So- PRIVATES. Street, Boone, Iowa. ENGLER. Frank. Miss Aimee Engler, Green noma. Cal. ABBOTT, Leo F. Mrs. Agnes F. Abbott, FREEMAN, Clyde Allen. Mrs. Clara Stuckey, delivery, Cherokee, Okla. I'ALLON, Clarence. John Fallon, Slayton, Galesburg, Mich. general Minn. ADAMIS, Joseph. Joseph Adams, sr., R. F. D. PREY. Frederick E. - Frederick Frey, 107 Lake Avenue. Albany, -N. Y. FERACO, Cosimo. Miss Vincenza Feraco, 185 1, box 14, Waubun, Minn. North Union Street, Providence, R. I. ALEXANDER, Edgar P. Rev. C. L. Alex- FRYANT, Ralph W. Ulysea Grant Fryant, 187 At- Miss. FERRIS, Antone. Mrs. Nora Ferris. ander. 20 Oak Street, Petersburg, Va. Jackson, well Avenue, Providence, R. I. ANDERRON, Julian. Mrs, Josephine Ander- GILBERTSON Arthur S. Mrs. -Anna M. FILIPT, Frank. Mrs. Matie Filipi, R. F. D. 1, son. 7 Greenbrier Street, Dorchester, Mass. Gilbertson, Owatonna, Minn. Western, Nebr. AUDEY, Antony. Samay Audey, 77 Bridge JETT, Adrian 0. Mrs. Eliza Jett, R. F. D. 2, FILIPIE, Salvatore. Miss Laura. Filippe, 304 Street, Westbrook, Me. Neubert, Tenn. 4 7 East Fifth Street, Erie, Pa. BAKER, Lee M. Green Baker, R. P. D. 2, FOEBLEY, Edward F. Godfrey Kewbley, FISHER, Charles. Martin Fisher, Carpenters- Pratt, Kans. Center Street, Warren, Pa. ville, Ill. BALL, Evan. App Ball, R. P. D. 1, PersiL LAUGIRIDGE, Savy -J. Thomas L. Laugh- FORT, Salytore. Raffalli Gaville, 718 Center Tenn. ridge, R. F. D. 2, Rock Hill, S. C, Street, South Bethlehem. Pa. BISHO1P. Robert M. Lon Bishop, Star Route, LEWIS. James E. Mrs. Hattie Lewis, 1047 FROHMADER, Arnold. Edward J. Frohma- Carbon, Tex. I Vine Street, Baltimore, Md. der. R. F. D. 1, Fort Atkinson, Wis. BITTER, Fred J. Mrs. Elizabeth Bitter, 5119 LITDKER. Frank L. Mrs. Lucy Litaker, 5 HARPER, Archie N. Hugh II. Harper, Ban- North Claremont, Chicago, Ill. Jady Hill Avenue. Exeter, N. H. gor, Wis. BJORKSTRAND, Martin. Andrew Bjork- MICHAEL, Henry W. Mrs. Susan S. Michael, HIGGINS, Elmer P. William R, Higgins, strand, 241 liorth Twenty-first Avenue, R. F. D. 2. box 40, Selmer. Tenn. 538 Bentley Street, Eaton Rapids, Mich Minneapolis, 111s11. MOORMAN, Louis U. Ben J. Moorman, R. F. HUSE, Robert. Mrs. Armeda Huse, 13 Does BLAIR, William C. Mrs. Michael Doyle, R. ). 5, Port Recovery, Ohio. lass Avenue, Norwood, Mass. F. D. 4, Sfuskegon. Mich. 2179 INMAX, Ioy Wilbur. Mrs. Addie Inman, Willie. Mrs. Ella Hines, Bock- PATRICK, Harry. Mrs. Susie Carlstead, BOLDER, Sherman Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Ellington, Mo. "chito, Okla. Kas- JENKIV. Robert B. Francis K. ,Fenkins, Causiatta, PATTYN, Achiel. Mrs. Poline Rosselle, BRYANT, Tuck. James Bryant, Lendelede, Belgium. Tonieville, Ky. La. tell Street, THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KETCHUN, Clarence II. Mrs. Alice Glame, HEWETT, William Wirt. Mrs. Louise B. HERBERT, Joseph. Mrs. Francis Herbert, Dodge Center, Minn. Hewett Putnam Hail, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 846 East Fifth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. KIRK Norman McMillan. Andrew McMil- HILTON, alentine. Dan Hilton, Piney Flats, HOWARD, Arch. Jasper Howard, Rockwood, Ian Kirk, Ontario, Canada. Tenn. Tenn. KLEES, Victor. Harry Klees, 562 Raymond HYMANS, Edward. Mrs. Rose Schiller, 832 HUSTON, Clyde R. Mrs. W..H. Miller, 1908 Street, MIton, Pa. McLean Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. - Fourth Street, Altoona, Pa. KOEHLER, Albert. Frank Koehler, Ham- IRVIN, Willis J. Guy Irvin, Spartansburg, IDACKITIS, Tom. Mrs. Helen Idackitis, 127 burg. Wis. Pa. New York Avenue, Newark; N. J. KORSTAD, Edwin. Mrs. M. .Korstad, Trosky, KEYS, Guy M. Dick Keys, R. F. D. 2, Moun- IPPOLITO, Joseph. Andy Martin, 602 Taylor Minn. tain City; Tenn. Street, Chicago, Ill. TMEEHAN, Thomas. Miss Kate Meehan, 180 KLEINDINST, Walter Clifford. Mrs. Alma JAGIOLKA, Frank. Mrs. Christine Lane, East Sixteenth Street, New York, N. Y. Kleindinst, 733 Sunset Boulevard, Los An- Swarrytown, Pa. LILLIE, Paul E. G. P. Lillie, Sparta, Wis. geles, Cal. JONES, Dorman F. Charles W. Jones, Emer- LUKKERILA, Nicholas. Japhet Lukkerila, KRAFl', Otto F.. Mrs. Anna Kraft, 238 Sun- son, N. Dak, box 196. Mass City, Mich. nyside Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. JONES, Gus. W. A. Jones, Brewton, Ala. MARTIN, Dearl N. Mrs. Martha J. Bell, McGINNES, Melvin R. John McGinnes, Fall KING, Bennie R. Redellium King, Travis Dll, Ark. River, Kans. Street, Sherman Tex MAY, Joseph J: Mrs. Victoria May, R. F. D. YUNG, John Joseph. Mrs. Anna Yung, 320 LEMONS, Jennie L. Charles R. Lemons, Cen- 3. Hamburg, N. Y. Wescott Street, KenoshaWiWls. terville, Tex. MOMCIEZ, Nekito. Mrs. Theodore Fedho- LIBBY, George F. Mrs. George F. Libby, 44 vich, 309 Maple Street, W.andotte, Mich. BGLERn. White Street, West Somerville, Mass. PARKER, Ray E. R. A. Parker, Westfield, MARTIN, Robert James. Mrs. Mary Grade LITTLETON, Harley. Isom Littleton, God- Pa. Martin, 1409 Fifteenth Avenue, North Min- dard, Ky. PETRONIS, Frank T. Mrs. Mary Petronis, neapolis, Minn. LONHSK, John. Joseph Jablinsky, 23 Bow- Champlain Avenue, Stillwater. N. Y. cry, New York, N. Y. POUDEVIGNE, Albert Marius. Leon Poude- MUSICIAN. McBRIDE, Robert F. Mrs. Mary McBride, vigne, Lexington, Mo. d PALMATIER, Earl Clayton. George Pal- 251 Chicopee Road, Springfield, Mass. ROBINSON, John. Thomas Robinson, Mable, matier, 288 Delaware Street, Walton, N. Y. MCCLELLAN, John Af. Mrs. *Mamie L. Mc- Ala. Clellan, 104 McDonough Street, Decatur, Ill. SHAFFER, Clerance. C. J. Shaffer, 1817 MECHANIC. McDONALD, Joseph L. Mrs. John Mclonad, South Twenty-second Street, New Castle, Lr.PERX, Arthur. John Lebreux, 40 Jack- 118 Lincoln Avenue, Pawtucket, R. 1. Ind. son Street, Sanford, Me. McDONALD, William J. Archibald lcDon- SCHIELL, Ellwood M. Mrs. Carrie Schell, ald, 27M Park Street, Stoughton, Mass, 254 North Fifteenth Street, Philadelphia, WAGONERS. MAGIIIELSE, William. Cornelius Maghielse, Pa. HILL, Harold J. Mrs. Sarah Hill. 2449 714 -Myrtle Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. SHANLEY, Joseph, Mr Mary Shanley, 128 South Woodstock Street, Philadelphia, Pa. MAISTO, Fred. Mrs. Monic iisto, 11 Bishop Lott Street, Brooklyn, I. Y. McCARTHY, Leon T. Mrs. E. Davidson, Street, Jamestown, N. Y. SIMPSON. George F. William Tourney, 119 Westville, N. J. MAKAR, John. Mrs. Roma De Groff, 204 Valley Street, Lawrence, Mass. PRIVATUS. Catherine Street, Syracuse, N. Y. SIMPSON, Lester G. Lewis J. Simpson, Mor- ANDREOLLI, Eugenio. Paul Andreolli, Nev- MALLARD, Clarence J. II. E. Mallard, Pales- ris, Okla. ada City, Cal. tine, Tex. SPAULDING. Jeremiah. Patrick H. Spauld- ARGENBRIGHT. Charles Everette. David MALLAMS, Thomas Edward. Thomas MIal- ig, 1520 First Street NW., Washington, lams, Weir, Kans. D. C. Argenbright, Livingston, Ky. MAULERY, Frederic John. MIrs. Gertie Mal- STEVENSON. Edward. Miss Katherine Ste- AYOTTE, Wilfred. JTohn Soucie, Caribou, Me. lery, It. F. D. 8, Jerico Springs, Mo. venson, 215 East Fifty-sixth Street, New BAKKEN, Carl. Mrs. Gertrude Bakken, R. MANTZ, Edwin J. Herman hMantz, 606 Eighth York. N. Y. P. 1). 3, Stewartsville, Minn. Street, Watertown, Wis. SWOPE, John W. Mrs. Sadie A. Swope, BARONSKY, Samuel. Mrs. Annie. Barodsky, MARTIN. James. William N. Martin, Carter- Jamestown, Pa. 62 Forsyth Street, New York, N. Y. ville, 111. THOMAS, Edward. Mrs. Guendolyn Thomas, BARRETT Chester. Mrs. Margaret Barrett, MELOW, Albert. Mrs. Lena Melow, R. 'F. D. .300 State Street, Blue Island, III. Kent Cliffs, N. Y. 3. Plymoumth, Mich. VAN DUYN, Howard. Miss Kate Van Dufn, BLACKISTON, Willie T. Mrs. Mary E. John. Anne Boroshuk, 435 Blackiston, 823 Poplar Street, Wilmington, MILLISCHUK, It. F. D. 1, Ridge Farm, Ill. Del. Wason Avenue, Lackawanna, N. Y. WHITE, Harry. Mrs. Emma White, 1182 BOECKER, J.ohn. Mrs. Jannette Sopp, motor MIRE, Albert. Miss Mary Mire, 130 Sixth Catherine Street. Richmond, Va. rout- 0. box 50B, San Antonio, Tex. Avenue, Birmingham. Ala. WHITTAKER, Maurice. Thomas B. Whit- BROCKM LN. Ivins. Mrs. Minnie Brockman, MOONEY, Harold L. Miss Edith Mooney, 46 taker, Prairie Hill, Mo. box 2t C., Highland, N. J. Madison Avenue, Winthrop, Mass. WIELGOSH, Anton. Mrs. Maggio Wielgosh, MORGAN, William R. J. N. Morgan, 23 Princeton, Wis. BURNit. Joseph P. Patrick Burns, Oxford Avenue. Oxford Furnace, N. J. itoppin Street, Rutland, Vt. WIESE. William F., jr. William Wiese, Man- CIHAIMAN. MOREL, Donat. Alphonse Morel, 247 Amory ning, Iowa, George II. William Chapman, Street, Manchester, N. 11. WILLIAMS, George P. Jacob Williams, High- Middl( v ! e, Mich' - CHILDR, Tames M. Mrs. Mattie Sherlock, land, Wis. Brandenurg, Ky. Wounded Slightly. Wounded.(Degree Undetermined). CLARK, James Rufus, Hatten Clark, Clear- LIEUTENANT. water, q. C. CAPTAI. CONLEY, JFohn L. Press Conley, Lackey, Ky. BOOTIH, George Chester. Mrs. Penelope Eu- CONNORS, Thomas. Mrs. Otto Hoks, 1274 - doria Booth, Ironside School, Bordentown, CRAINE, Joseph B. Bernard S, Craine, 812 South Main Street, Meadville, Pa. N. J. West Main Street, Carbondale, Ill. CREAMEANS, Henry. Mrs. Helen Cream- SReaNTxS. LIEUTENAXTS. eans., R. F. D. 1, Ceredo, W. Va. FENNE', Ralph V. Harry Fenner, Hum- DELOP, Tony. Mrs. Thomas Shurro, 125 melstown. Pa. CLARKE, Cecil Alexander. James Clarke, Bessemer Avenue, Butler, Pa. JUDSON, Clarence Loi. Mrs. Martha Jud- Stronghurst, Ill. DEWEY, Arthur F. Timothy W. Dewey, 125 son, Hebron, Ill. DOWLING, Arle R. Mrs. Emma Dowling, King Street, Northampton, Mass. MeHENRY, Foster B. Solomon H. MeHenry, 81 Washington Avenue, Findlay, Ohio. DIDONCO, Tony. Miss Rosa Yackabache, Moreau Drive, Jefferson City, Mo. 1118 Fairy Alley SE, Canton, Ohio. O'LEARY, Edward 1F. Timothy O'Leary, 175 SERGEANTS. DOODY, Edward J. Mrs. Louise Doody, 87 Haverhill Street, Lawrence, Mass. ARSENAULT, Fred M. Mrs. M. Arsenault, Washington Avenue, Keene, N. 11. SCHIKORA, August. August Schikorn, 2858 Mexico, Me. ECKSTEIN, Raymond. Mrs. Harry Eckstein, South Kolin Avenue, Chicago, Ill. AYERS, Edwin M. Mrs. Margaret Ayers, 013 ClarK Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. SEDERGREN, Algot. Mrs. Maude Seder- 502 North College Street, Charlotte, N. C. EMERSON, Martin L. Mrs. Alice Emerson, gren, 104 Seventh Street, Solvay, N. Y. BURWELL William B. Joseph E. Burwell, 3018 Monroe Street, Toledo, Ohio. TILLMAN, John W. Peter Tillman, Hooper, Jarbalo, kans. ERDMANN, Edward. Mrs. Johanna Erd- Nebr. DOWLING, Robert E. Tim Murphi, 7914 mann, 4445 South Albany Street, Chicago. CORPORALS. Burnham Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Ill. FAFARD, Emile J. Wilfred Fafard, 163 ESPOSITO, Leo. Mrs. Anna Esposito, 558 AUSTIN, Easley F. Robert W. Austin, New- I. kirk, Okla. Fomth Avenue, Woonsocket, R. Tenth Avenue, New York, N. Y. BOGER. Charles I. Mrs. Etta Boger, Greens- NEARY, John H. Mrs. John H. Neary, 8 FARLEY, Billie. John Farley, Everett, Todd boro. N. C. Eames Street. Vramingham, Mass. County, Ky. Tan- O'CALLAGHAN, Ernest. Mrs. Mary O'Cal- FARNSWORTH, Andrew R. Ruben L. Farns- BROOKS, Jeddie F. Silas Brooks, 10 laghan, 51 Bullard Street, DQrchester, Mass. worth, Bellwood, Pa. nery Yard, North Adams, Mass. FERRI; Andrew. Josephine Coppola, Harvey CASE, Max. Mrs. Anna Case, Spartansburg, CORPORALS. and Main Streets, Branford, Conn. Pa. FIELD, Ulysses. Mrs. Ella Field, 410 East EARLEY, Edwin F. Mrs. Mary Earley, 83 BERRY, John E. Mrs. Margaret Berry, 197 George Street, Paterson, N. J. Laurel Street Manchester, N. H. George Street, Marion, Ohio. Lawrence GANNON, Frank M. Mrs. M. G. Gannon, 88 BALL. Ralph. -\Irs. George A. Ball, Milbrook, FINE, Alex. Sam Fine, 4756 St. Mount Pleasant Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. . N. Y. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. FINKENBINDER. David R. Mrs. Lorena OGDEN, Ralph F. Mrs. Emma Ogden, 3226 DENICE, James E. John Denice, 10 Whitney Finkenbinder, 1New Cumberland, -Pa. West Norris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Avenue, Centerville, Conn. FREW, John. Mrs. Helen May Frew, PEBERNAT, John Henry. Andrew Pebernat, DEW, Don C.' Mrs. Elizabeth U. Dew, 32 Salts- Stone, Saskatchewan, Cahada.* Sullinn Street, Keene, N. H. burg, Pa. FOUNTAIN, Charles. Samuel Fountain, GARDIPHE, Joseph. Joseph Gardiphe, An- MDCITANIkCIAN, tigo. Wis. Par- Derks, .Ark. GRIFFIN, Harold S. Joseph Patrick Griffin, DONSHOE. Thomas R. James Donshoe, FREDISDORF, Edward William. Mrs. Minnie ker, S. Dak. Fredisdorf. Berlin, Wis. I R. F. D. 1. Clare, Ill. COOK. Mary Hassard, GROCE, Otid L. Mrs. F. Groce, Payson, IL. HASSARD, Robert J. Mrs. HEETHER, Willard T. Adam Ileether, NORTON. Even E. John Norton, general de- .233 West One hundred and twenty-first livery, Troy, Mo. >Street, New York, N. Y. Huntsville, Mo. 710-18-4 14 TH4E OFFICIAL T. S. BULLETIN- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PITVATE . MACK, George C. Mrs. Elizabeth Mack, 42 KRUTULIS, Peter. Lina Zekenis, 104 Wash. Glor Street, Buffalo, N. Y. r ington Street, Aurora, Ill. ARANDUS, Wilber H. Mrs. B. Arandus, R. MARTCZAK, Abran I. Mrs. Annie Sagar,' MCWEENEY, Bernard. R. A. Johnston, F. 1). 1, Ottuniwn, Iowa. 29 East One hundred and fourth Street, 1061 North Broadway. Yonkere, N. Y. AVERY. Charles Orion. Mrs. Anna Avery, New York, N. Y. MILLER, Edward. Philip Miller, Eggerts. 316 Iughett Avenue, Superior, Wis. MASON, Logrand. . Jacob Mason, R, F. D. ville, N. Y. BARSI, Nello. Peter Baral, Colma, Cal. 3, Canastota, N. Y. OSER, William B. James M1. Moser, Cwero, BENNETT, William J. Mrs. Hattie Philpot, MATTHEWS, Ralph. Mrs. Letitia Matthews, Tex. Arapahoc, N. C. care of Wideen, 780 Flathush Avenue, Brook- RAMSEY, Glen. Mrs. P. A. Ramsey, Claks- BERLINER, Louis, Samuel Berliner, 623 Bel- lyn, N. Y. Ville, Iowa. mont Street, Coatesville, Pa. MAZE, Clifford B. Miss Arvella Maze, R. F. SELNER, Earl. Charles H. Selner, 171 BOGARDUS. Lester Verne. Benjamin Bo- D. 1. Vinton, Ohio. North Church Street, Doylestown, Pa. gardus, Altadena, Cal. MES.SLER, Christian G. William Messier, WASILEWICZ, Tytus. Tony Novakowski, BOGGS. Dock. John Bogs, Eolia, Ky. 983 Hart Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 321 Orange Street, Kenosha, Wis. BRANCLESKL Waslar. Mrs. Francis Bran- MICELI, Filippo. Miss Joss Miceli, 061 WILLIAMS, Harry E. Mrs. Lilly B Wil- sleski, 1404. Campbell Avenue, Detroit, First Avenue, New York, N. Y. liams, 2019 North Third Street, St. Joseph, Mich. MILLER, Theodore J. Frank Miller, 1337 Mo. BRUNY, Sam. Guttlieb Bruny, NeIns-ville, Adams Street. New Orleans, La. BUOLES. Wis. MIZE, Floyd. C. Hamilton Mize, Alvin, Tex. DAVISON, BERGER, Clement J. Mrs. Rachael L. Burger, MONK, William W. George Monk, 350 West Williaa S. Joshua Davison, 407 41 Buffalo Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Eighth Avenue, West Homestead, Pa. Fift -seventh Street, New York, N. Y. MAI, CAMPBELL. Henry J. henry D. Campbell, MOORE, David R. David C. Moore, Wrights- Randolph Mrs. Fannie Mlai, Lenox N523, Perkins Court, C4eveland, Ohio. Ville, Pa. Avenue, Maywood, N. J. CARBILL, John. Tony Pireo, Terryville, MORRIS, Horace R. Mrs. Margaret Morris, MECHANIC. Conn. Vincent, Ala. STOKES, Fred. B. Stokes, CATSULES, Louis. Marine Catsules, 341 MURPHY, George. Mrs. Mary Murphy, 2008 Livingston, Tex. Fulton Street, Jamaica, N. Y. East Glenwood Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. COOK. CHARLES, Peter. Mrs. Katherine Libold, NICHOLSON, Jle 1. Rachel Nicholson, R. B-21 Sout Hanover Street, Baltimore. Md. 'WELSIIONS, Fred II. Mrs. Sallie Welshons, F. D). 1, Mount Groghan, S. C. 320 Brown Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pa. CHAVES, A vie N. Dudley C. Chaves, R. F. NIEMIEC, John. Douchuf, 58 West Street, 0. 2, Ellerbee, N C. Thompsonville, Conn. PRIVATES. COLLIS, Dominlo F. Mrs. Catherine Collis, NOTTAGE, Byfred. William Nottage, 8 East ADAMS, Benjamin F. Mrs. 387 Brownell Street, Fall River. Maiss. One hundred and thirty-fifth Street, New Jennie Adams, COON. Bert. Mrs. Jennie Coon, R.. D. 4, Colodats, Colo. York. N Y. ADOLPHI, Charles P. Mrs. Wilbemia Reed City, Mich O'DONNELL, Thomas C. Patrick J. O'Don- DELANEY, John W., Miss Nettie Delaney, Adolphi, Oella, Md. nell. Everson, Pa. ALBERS, Louis. Peter AlberI, South Eighth Ironville, Ill. OSTERTAG, Louis A, Mrs. Mary Shocklin, DIKOL, Herman. Adlof Dikol, 167 Burling- Strect, De Pere, Wis. 1523 almer Street, Philadelphia, Pa. AMBROSE, Roy W. Mrs. Julia McCarty, Car- ton Avent.e, Bristol, Conn. PANCELLI, Dominick. Rock Galgy, 218 Ste- DIXON, Samuel. Mrs. Louisa Dixon, Hattie- linville, Iii. vens Street, Camden, N. J: AMBURGEY, Melin. Mrs. Rachel Amburgey, Ville, Ark. PATRICK, Robert L. J. Patrick, Dingus, DYKES, Ollie 0. Mrs. Emma Dykes, Still- 1. Spider, Ky. Ky. ANDERSON, Robert L. Mrs. Florence Me- water, Okla. PETERSON, Otto. Mrs. Eric Ericson, Dela- EAGLE, Thomas A. JTohn Gierdons, 165 Camant, Zoarsille, Ohio. wanna, N. J. AUGER, Henry. Alfred Auger, 333 Concord Frank Street, New Haven, Conn. ROBERTSON, George. Mrs. Robertson, Green Street, Manchester, N. H. FENTZEL, Lawrence W. Mathew Fentzel, Street, Readville, Mass. Tarentum, Pa. BABEK, Joe P. Mat Babek, Prague, Okla. 617 East Eighth Avenue, RONGA., Luigi. John Ronga, 306 West Sixty- BABER, lred G. Mrs. Agusta Baber, 140 FERGUSON. Arthur. Mrs. Clar E. Crawford, ninth Street, Now York, N. Y. Bainster Street, Fond dii Lac, Wis. 2414 North Thirteenth Street, Kansas City, SAIBENI, Charles. R. F. Phillip, Front and BALDASARE, Silvio. Pasquale Simiele, 84 Kans. Sycamore Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio. Dezang Street, Clyde, N. Y. FERRIS, Walter Richard. Mrs. Elizabeth SCHMITZ. John J. Mrs. M. J. Schmitz, 936 BALL, Joseph F. Miss Mary Ball, 178 Cabot Ferris, 282 Dean Street, Providence, R. I. Albany Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Street. Roxbury, Mass. FERRITGANNO. Pasquale P. Carl Ferru- SKELLY, William J. Burt Skelly, 111 Cascio BARR, George. Mrs. Irene Barr, 703 Syca- ganno, 132 Grant Street. Framingham, Mass. Street, Naugatuck, Conn. more Stieet, Niles, Mich. FIrzSIMMONS. Frank W. Mrs. Catherine SPETTER, James. Wencil Spotter, R. F. D. BASS, Clyde, William E. Bass, Walnut Wells, Fitzsimmons, Linwood. N. Y. 1, Cadott, Wis. N. Mex. FLANNAGAN, John. Mrs. Ida Flannagan, BEASLEY, Clinton G. Alfred H. Beasley, Rlosebud, Tex. Missing in Action. Linton, Ind. FLEMING, James E Mrs. Katherine Flem- BISHOP, Daniel W. Benjamin Bishop, Teges, in2. 1503 Crawford Road. Clexeland, Ohis SERGEANTS. Ky. GARBER, Morris. Tobias Garber, Chrome, DENDEXEN, Henry R. Leust Bendexen, BLACKBURN, Lee IT. Walter II. Blackburn, N. IT. Rebe. Jutland, Denmark. R. F. D. 1, Register, Ga. GILL, John B. Aurelia I. Gill, 203 West BINGHAM, Earl R. Mrs. Mildred Bingham, BOLTON, Walter. Mrs. Mandy Rayburn, R. 137T Sprague Street, Akron, Ohio. F. D. 4, Henry, Tenn. Douglas Strect, Peoria. Ill. BROWN, GINN, Arthur H. -Charles Ginn, 423 Patter- CONNERS, Lawrence. Mrs. Alta L. Conners, Daniel N. Mrs. Carrie M. Brown, son Avenue. McKeesoort, Pa. 1710 Last TWalbut Street, Des Moines, Melntire, Ga. GRISSOM. Alonzo E. Emsley Grissom, Iowa. BROWN, Edward F. Mrs. Mary Brown, To- Miami, Okla. LESTER, Ralph W. Mrs. Mary Lester, West- mab. Wis. GTY. Levie. Mrs. Linda Guy, R. F. D. 5, x ood, N. J. BROWN, Johnie. Roscoe Brown, R. F. D. 2, Nicholasville. Ky. BAKER, William H. Mrs. Sarah D* Bakar, Irvinaton, Ky. IT\NLEY, Da id. Mrs. William Hanley, 132 106 Wilkington Place SE., Washington, BROWN, Victor. Adolplhas Brown, Good- Hillside Avenue, New York, N. Y. D. C. water, Okla. HECK, John A. Mrs. Minnie Heck, 778 South LAIRD, Ralph J. James A. Laird, Reasnor, BRUSI, Bert. Mrs. Edna Brush, Sumner, Twentyixth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Iowa. Ill. HENCE, Henry. Joseph Hence, 43 WIlliam SALVADORL Adolfo. Daniel Menusso,' 3707 BURKE, Edward S. Mrs. Moniea O'Briend, East Praft Street, Baltimore, Md. 419 Baldwin Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Street. Middletown, Conn. CAPPILLO, Tom. Mrs. Maria HILL, Lambert. Mrs. Elizabeth ITill, 830 BURGESS, Joslua Lester. Mrs. Eva Bell C. Colamonico, Lincoln Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Burgess, 1148 Fifth Stieet, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1414 Sherlock Road SE.. Canton, Ohio. IIOLT1IELD- Charles V. Mrs. Fred Hen- MOHR, Edxin. Mrs. Mary Mohr, 3922 North CARDWELL, Mabirey G. Alonzo M. Cardwell, Crawford Ax enue, Chicago, Ill. Robstown.T Tex. over. Concrete, Wash. CAI LEY. Mike. Mrs. Nora Rice, 420 West HUNSAKER. Oscar S. T. S. Hunsaker, Texas CORPORALS. Ninth Street, Marion, Ind Rolline Mill. Fort Worth, Tex. CHADWICK. Eadeauf. Mrs. Louisa Chad- JOHNSON, James D. Bert G. Johnson. 4T FRANCIS, Hamil A. Ol Norman, Rusk, Tex. wick, 172 Bonny Street, New Bedford. Mass. Susouehahna Avenue, Cooperstown, N. Y. HANIGAN, Francis. 'Mrs. Clara Hanigan, 206 CHERRY, Arthur R. Davis Wade Cherry, - KERVICK, Frederick. Mrs. Viola Lewis, 326 Franklin Street, Chester, Pa. R. F. D. 1, Memphis, Tex. Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. PERRETTA, Andrea. Giovanni Peretta, Paoli, CLARKE. Joseph J. Miss Katherine Plarke, KING, James P. Mrs. Helen King, 878 Boule- Prov. Casserta, Italy. 3008 McColloch Street Wheeling. W. Va. vard Astoria, Astoria. N. Y. STEWART, Herbert C. Mrs. Hattie Stewart, COHEN, Louis. Abe Cassover, 433 Dickerson LANGILL, Hugh 0. Hugh T. Langill, 1409 209 East Edward Street, Shreveport, La. Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Fourteenth Street NE.. Canton, Ohio. BARGO, Larkie. Mrs. Mariah Bargo, Scoif, COLEMAN, Sol K. Mrs. Josephine Coleman, LUBTCH, Dan. Michael Lubich, 229 Ken- Ky. Marshall, Tex. dnll Avenue, Detroit. Mich. BOUDREAU, Albert. Alfred J. Boudreau, 36 CONANT, Nelson. Charles Coant, R. F. D. 2, McCLURE. John C. Mrs. Sara Jane McClure, Pond Street, Marlboro, Mass. Salisbury, Vt. Diamond, Ga. EVANS, Raymond S. Mrs. Ida Crampton, COONRAD. Elmer. Mrs. Alice F. Coonrad, McMAHON, Lions T. Mrs. P. G. McMahon, general delivery. Millersport, Ohio, Eldred, Ill.' 42 Harrison Street, Portland, Oreg. GULFO, Dominic A. Mrs. Victoria T. Gulfo, CRENSHAW, Sebran F. John Crenshaw, WEBB, Sandy. Mrs. Ellen Graves, 79 Pas- 116A Palisade Avenue, Jersey City, N. T. Clarksville, Tex. saic Avenue, Jersey City, N. J, IARRELL, Ernest W. Mrs. Mary L. Har- DAVIDSON, William I. Mrs. Margaret Mur- WERKHEISER, Osbourne H. Mrs. Ellen roll; Rosebud, Tex. ray. Purdy. Mo. Vesta Werkheiser, 2117 Hay Street, Easton, PETTY, James. Mrs. Florence L. Petty, HE INCHES. William. Miss Selma

McCORD, Edgar L. Edgar H. McCord, LIEUTENANT. I PETTIT, Fred. Mrs. Julia Pettit, Quatine, R. F. D. 4, Watorga, Okla. Cal. McDONALD, George W. Miss Gertrude Mc- MYERS, Charles Rhuiel. Mrs. Lela Loraine PINGEL, Alfred W. Charles Pingel, 629 Donald, care of B. F. Goodrick Co., depart- Myers, 928 South Park Street, Kalamazoo, Hancock Street, Appleton, Wis. ment 47-A, Akron, Ohio. Mich. McELDUFF, Stanley, John D. MeElduff, SERGEANTS. CORPORALS. R. F. D., De Kalb, Miss. OILLICK, Patrick. .Miss Rose Gillick, 570 BURR, Melvin Peter. Peter Burr, 679 Le McGOWAN, Joseph. Albert McGowan, 913 Roy Street, Watertown, N. Y. Ifarrisonville Avenue, Portsmouth, Ohio. Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. KASPER, Joseph L. Louis Kasper, 2938 BUSH, Percy. Mrs. Lillie Walker, 202 Sixth McILWAIN, William S. GeorgfW. McIlwain, East Venango Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Barley, Ky. Silas, Ala. JACKSON, Charles Henry. Mrs. Hattie M. Edward C. Mrs. Cora E. Mad- LOFTIN, True. W. 0. Loftin, Buckholts, MADDOCK, Tex. Jackson, R. F. D. 1, Aberdeen, Md. dock. Hazleton, Iowa. LEVINE, William. Isaac Levine, 34 * CORPORALS, West MARKS, William C. Mrs. Lucy Williams, R. One hundred and twelfth Street, New York,, F. D. 2, Lebanon, Tenn. GARD, Harold E. Mrs. Effie Gard, 513 N. Y: MEAD, Clair E. Clinton F. Mead, Royal,- East Miller Street, Springfield, Ill. MURPHY, Robert C. Mrs. William H. Mur- Iowa. LINES, Henry R. Charles Lines, Salida, ray 88 Redington Street, Waterville, Me. MILLER, Sherman V. Mrs. Esther Miller, Colo. REELE, Floyn N. Andrew D. Reece, Black Casselman, Pa. KIMBLER, William A. Henry A. Kimbler, Springs, Ark. MOORE, Bernard T. John W. Moore, Chesa- Woodward, Okla. SHAW, Lester G. William E. Shaw, Plain- field Ill peak, Va. PRIVATES. MOORE, John. Mrs., Sarah Mitchell, Mc- STRAfIB, Hobert A. Frederick Edwin Straub, Cloud, Okla. BRIZZOLARA, Fred J.' Mrs. Elizabeth Briz- 6 Hamilton Terrace, New York, N. Y. MORRIS, Leonard W. A. L. Morris, R. F. ). zolara, Palisades, N. Y. WALKIE, William P. Mrs, Bessie Walker, 2, Cedar Hill, Tenn. DOWNS, Herbert M. Mrs. J. C. Downs, 655 4010 Westminister Avenue, Philadelphia, N ORRISON, John C. Minnie P. Hahn, 234 Pearl Street, Elmira, N. Y. Pa. Tennessee Avenue NE., Washington, D. C. FOLEY, Henry C. Mrs. Andrew J. Lane, 624 WILCOX, William. Mrs. E11a Wilcox, Station MORRISSEY. Thomas F. Mrs. Minnie Mor- Sixth Street,' South Boston, Mass. B route 1, West Cane Avenue, Columbus, rissev. R. F. D. 6, Morris, Ill. HALL, Samuel. Mrs. Rose Hall, 3251 Riving- Ohio. MORROW, Ray John. Mrs. Laura Morrow, ton Strqet, New York, N. Y. LINK, Martin. Ernst Link, 1680 MeHenry 611 South Sheldon Street, Charlotte, Mich, ?OHNSOZT, Ely. Mrs. Malia Johnson, box 389, Street, Chicago, Ill. MITIR, Russell. John L. Muir, Heber, Utah. Wakefield, Mich. NATION, Rich C. Mrs. Anna Nation, R. F. ItlILER, Bascom G. Mrs. Carrie Kimler, nBUGLERS. D. 1, Silver Creek, Miss. Ellsworth, Ind. KELSEY, James Russel. Joseph B. Kelsey, NELSON, Alfred N. Ole N. Nelson, R. F. D. LEIB, Robert. Mrs. Elise Leib, 1921 Morris Depot, Tex. 4. Morris, Ill. Avenue, New York, N. Y. KIELT, Charles B. Mrs. I Catherine Kielt, NELSON, Carl E. Charles P. Nelson, Darling- MERRIMAN, Robert. Miss Jane Gordon, 2238 261 Pearl Street, Brooklyn, N. Y, ton, Wis. Carnagee Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. PAULSELL, Edward M. Mrs. Cora Paulsell, NELSON, Paul. Paul S. Nelson, Grinnell, N. SCHNEIDER, Clifford Stoll. Charles Schnel- Welch and Fourth Streets, Columbus, Ohio. Dak. der, Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago, Ill. NESS, Alvin. Mrs. Anna Ness, Bruce, S. Dak. STROCKBINE, John R. Mrs. J. Strockbine, HORSESHTOER. NEWNS, James D. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Newns, Arsenal Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. BUETSCHLE, Gottfried. Fred Buetschle, "958 North Mascher Street, Philadelphia, SUMMERS, Willie R. Mrs. Doris Summers, 322 Chestnut Street, Milwaukee, Wis. la. Hickman, Tenn. Oscar F. , Abner F. Tate, Eastland, COOK. William. Walter Norton, Minden TATE, NOIlTON, Tex. McKNIGHT, James. Mrs. Henry Dailey, 421 Mines, Mo. VIERING, Albert F. Mrs. Eva Viering, 16 B Street NE., Washington, D. C. O'BOYLE, John J. Mrs. Sarah McLaughlin, Eagle Street, Terryville, Conn. 48 Maxwell Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PRIVATES. D. Mrs. Mildred C. Out- WETZELL, William R. Jacob Wetzell, 300 OUTLAW, George South Second Street, Pottsville, Pa. ADAMS, Raymond. Mrs. Willie M. Adams, law, McKinnon, Tenn. CUZZOLINA, James. Mrs. Mary Spiziale, 182 Ridgeway, Ill. PARKS, H 'gh I. John D. Parks, R. F. D. 8, N. J. BARDMAN, Sheridan, Mo. Malvarn Street, Newark, Barney. Samuel Bardman, Dzu- Patterson, R. FINOCCHI, George. Mrs. Argentina Finocchi, ren, Russia. PATTERSON, Frank. William Amadola, Italy. BASEL, George A. Mrs. Cunijunda Basel, F. ). 1 Rippey, Iowa. FREISE, Donald E. Mrs. E. H. Freese, 860 Hart Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PERRY, Martin. Mrs. Mattie Perry, Eagle Dickey, N. Dak. BODE, Albert H. Mrs. Anna L. Bode, 1820 I eke, Tex. GARRY, Thomas. William Garry, 646 Mont- Wellington Avenue, Chicago, Ili. PICIETTO, Tony. Frank Pichetto, corner gomery Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. BOITNOTT, Joseph B. Dave Boitnett, 825 Washington and Grove Streets, Vicksburg, HANCOCK, Joseph H. Mrs. Martha M. Han- Highland Avenue SE., Roanoke, Va. Miss. cock, Taylor, Aria. BRIGHT, Albert. Miss Daisy. Bright, 411 St. PIEHLER, Elmer R. Mrs. Emma X. Piehler, HANLIN, Cyril James. Mrs. Mary B. Han- Francis Street, Mobile, Ala. Alden, Kans. lin, R. F. D. 1, Ashville, Pa. BRO, Isidor. Mrs. Max Bro, 5540 Michigan QUINN, Edward. Thomas Quinn, 238 West HAUG, Vernon L. Mrs. Jacob P. Celolasure, Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Fourth Street, Erie, Pa. Kenia, III. BRODERSEN, Max M. Mrs. Mary Broder- RAPER, Henry A. Mrs. Charlotte Raper, R. HILL, Grant. Mrs. Annie Hi, Soldiers sen, 45 Burr Road, Bridgeport. Conn. 1'. D. 4, Kenley, N. C. Grove, Wis. BUCK, Lloyd H. D. A. Hathorn, Milo, Me. REESE, Luther. James Reese, R. F. D. 2, HOUSE, Robert E. Mrs. Kate Hill, R. F. D. BURCIIFIELD, Joseph H. Mrs. Alice Burch- B) bee, Tenn. 4. Aberdeen, Miss. field, 214 East Fourth Street, Salem, Ohio. RICKLEFS, George H. John S. Ricklefs, R. JACKSON, Paul K. Mrs. Willis W. Page, 702 BURGER, Aaron Walter. Mrs. Daisy Vir- F D. 3, Ireton, Iowa. Third Avenue, Johnson City, Tenn. ginia Burger, Gardners, P. RIDINGS, Guy. Mrs. Emily Ridings, R. F. D. JERNIGAN, William H. Charles Jernigan, CICOLINI, Domenico. Leonardo Cicolini, 1, Camden, III. Wallace, Ala. Eusinto Sangro, Provincia Chieti, Italy. RIMMER, Dallas S. Jim R. Rimmer, I. I KILLELEA, Paul B. Mrs. Kathqrine M. Kille- COLE, Joseph G. Mrs. Emma A. Cole, 1021 D 2, Hurdle Mills, N. C. lea, 352 MIll. Street, North Leominster, Elk Street, Ruffalo, N. Y. ROCHE, Joseph F. Mrs. Mary Roche, 187 Mass. CUMMINGS, Francis G. Owen Cummings, Bloomingdale Street,, Chelsea, Mass. KINNEY, Cleveland. Henry C. Kinney,'Cush- Volga, Iowa. SCUAEFER, John A. Mrs. Alma Schaefer, im, Tex. ERICKSON, Carl Russell. Mrs. R. Erickson, 2108 Ewing Avenue, Evanston, Ill. LABOSSIERE, Alex J. Mrs. Joseph Labos- 201 King Street, Manistee, Mich. SCIIIESL. siere, 69 Southgate Street, Worcester, Mass. fANNING, Joseph Henry. Mrs. Jean Fan- George A. George Schiesl, sr., LAVELLE, Thomas J. Mrs. Margery Lavelle, ning, 516 Union Avenue, Paterson, N. J. North Pine Street, 'Marshfield, Wis. Philadelphia, Par -FERRER, SCHUTT. William F. Mrs. Amelia Schutt, 13 5222 Harlan Street, West Luis. Mrs. Luisa S. Ferrer, San McGARRIGLE, George J., Daniel McGarrigle, Justo No. 7, San Juan, Pcrto Rico. First Street, Troy, N. Y. 253 South Twenty-fifth Street, Philadelphia, FOUT, Charles M. M. Fout, Casa, Ark. SCOTT, Isiah. Mrs. Cora Gaston, box 76, Pa. FUGETT, Joseph. Mrs. J. N. Anderson, Pot- Luxora, Ark. PARKS, Clarence C. Frank William Scholl, ter, Ky. STEVENSON, Willie. Mrs. Esther Stevenson, R. F. D. I, Dixon, Ill. GRIFFIN, James J. Francis'Mclienna, 101 Milo, Okla. PIPPIN, Rue M. H. 0. Pippin, Dickinson, Ely Street, Holyoke, Mass. TIMS, Horace A. Wilson C. Tims, R. F. D. N. Dak. HALL, Iforace M. Mrs. Nillie Hall, Harring- 2, Flat Creek. Tenn. VRBA, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Vrba, 2521 South ton, Me. TRAMMELL, Harry B. Mes. C. H. Tranm- Albany Avenue, Chicago, Ill. HENNINGER, Herman. Henry Henninger, mell, Seventh Street, Bristol, Tenn. R. F. D. 2, Station D, Omaha, Nebr. WEAVER, Elbert F. Mr. Dave Weaver, R. F. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). HENSON, David Addison. H 4 F. Henson, Hur- D. 2, Norwood, Ga. ricane, W. Va. WEBER, Valentine. Matt Weber, R. F. D. 8, LIEUTENANTS. HERBER. John Oliver. Mrs. Alfred J. Her- box 16, Grand Rapids, Wis. . ber, R. F. D. 2, New Tripoli, Lehigh County, FAIRCHILD, Hoxie W. J. R. Fairchild, 33 Pa. WILSON. Joe. Robert L. Wilson, Chapel West Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. Hill, Tenn. HOLLINGSWORTH. Herbert. Mrs. Susan ULRICH, Frank P. Mrs. Antonia Ulrich, 19 Iollinasworth, Lewisburg, Ky. Johns Wood Road, Roslindale, Mass. Wounded Severely. HOPKINS, James. Edwin L. Hopkins, 2701 MASTER SIGNAL ELECTRICIAN. ApIpton Avenue, Parsons, Kans. BRIGADIER GENERAL. HORACHER, Calvin G. Gustav T. Her- LINDSEY, Lois M. H. M. Lindsey, Birming- lacher, R. F. D. 2, Dayton, Ohio. JOHNSON, Evan M. Frank E. Hagemeyer, ton, Okla. INGRAHAM. Bertram P. Thomas H. -:- 17 Battery Place, New York, N. Y, SEEGEANTS. graham, Oneida Castle, N. Y. CAPTAIN. ECKELS, John J. J. J. Eckels, 22 Cedar IVEY, Frank. Polaski A. Ivey, R. F. D. 1, Street, Brattleboro, Vt. Warsaw, N. C. IRVING, Frederick A. William Irving, 7 JOHNSON, David Richard. Andrew H. John- JOHNSON, Morgan E. James M. Johnson, Couch Street, Taunton, Mass. son, 9 Ross Place, Auburn, N. Y. Kopperl, Tex. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING JONES, Granville A. Mrs. Granville Jones, MILES, Joseph S. Mrs. Sarah Miles, R. F. CORWIN, Washington I. Mande Hitchcock, 6100 West Morrow Road, Nashville, Tenn. D. 2, Winterpock, Va. 4016 Branden Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y. JONES, Jack. Mrs. M. L. Jones, Holly MILLS, Earl. Mrs. Mary Monroe, 1019 West DROLL, Herman. Mrs. Anna Droll, 38 Mel- Springs, Miss. Ninth Street, Alton, Ill. rose Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KARADOMIOGLOUS, Nick. Mrs. Mary Var- MOORE, George J. James D. Moore, Kin- ELMORE, Jesse J. irs. Harriet E. Elmore, valides, 241 Bank Street, Newark, N. T. caid, Kans. Maggie, Va, - FARRIS, Roy M. 5ohn A. Farris, NeW Lon- -MOORE, Thomas W. Mrs. Anna Moore, R. FAPlER, Richard J. Peter Faber, 219 East don, Ind. F. D. 34, Eagle, Wis. Allen Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JOHNSON. William. Mrs. Leila Ellis, 620 MUNDEL, Bernard. Mrs. Emma Mundel, FEELEY, Frank. Miss Julia Feeley, 943 Panama Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ronco, Pa. Paradrome Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. JONES, Lindsey L. Mrs. Mary Jones, West MURPHY, Raymond. E. C. Murphy, Cun- FERGUSON, Lee. Mrs. Ellen R. Ferguson, Mai Strct, Northboro, Mass. ningham, Ten. Sunnyside, Ariz. LITTLE, Arthur. Mrs. Bell Little, Village NELSON, Thomas. Horace J. Nelson, 321 PLAMINI, Vincent. Jos. Flamini, Sanginesco, Springs, Ala. Reed Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Province Mecerete, Italy. MONTANE, Manuel-. Roy Montane, 28 Wil- NIXON, Patrick J. James Nixon, 347 West FORCELLINI, Vincenzo. Guittano Forcellini, liN Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fifty-fourth Street, New York, N. T. Johnstown, Pa. PET OWSKI, Joseph. Pauline Pelowskl, 799 PEJKA, John. Mrs. Mary Pejka, 86 Beck HALPERIN, William J. Alexander Halperin, Riopelle Street, Detroit, Mich. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 684 Dixwell Avenue, New Haven, Conn. O'LEARY. Jerry D. Joseph O'Leary,, 124 PILLOW, Albert C. Mrs. Sallie W. Pillow, HEAL, Thomas F. Mrs. F. Heal, Simms, Childs Street, Warren, R. I. R. F. D. 2, Leesville, Va. Mont. PACKARD Earl E. Mrs. Eliza, Packard, 8 ROBINSON, Edward. Mrs. Annie Robinson, HOHMANN, Archie E. A. C. Hohmann, Lew- Malden Street, Worcester, Mass. 720 North Twenty-second Street, Phila- iston, Mont. PACHMAN, Kopel. Miss Celia Pachman, 115 delphia, Pa. HOWARD, George W. Sam E. Howard, St. Marks Place, New York, N. Y. ROMAN, Joseph. Anton Tamaliunas, 122 Grapeland, Tex. PAXTON, Norman A. Edward H. Paxton, Taber Street, Sheridanville, Pittsburgh, Pa. IMPSON, Robert E. John Impson, Bokehito, 6220 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. SCOTT, Jesse J. William J. Scott, Hydro, Okla. PETROTT, Chris. Thomas William. Reed- Okla. KAIN, William P., jr., William Patrick Kain, lay, Cal. SNYDER, George. Mrs. Pauline Ley, South 24 West Street, Newport, R. I. PETROWSKI, Felix. Mrs. Mary Petrowski, Akron Station, box 101, Akron, Qhio. KERCKHOFF. Jerome W. Mrs. Elizabeth W. R. F. D. 1, Auburn, Mich. STRONG, William J. Samuel Strong, Alpine, Kerckhoff, 537 Ruby Street, Lancaster, Pa. PHILLIPS, James E. Mrs. Mary Gowthrop, Utah. KLUG, Edward T. Mrs. Mary King, 1933 postal 7, Akron, Ohio. * STROTZ, Roy R. G. F. Strotz, 1351 Non- West Chase Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. PITTS, George. ,. T. Sparki, Lakeview Ave- damian Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa. KNIGHT, John R. Mrs. C. E. Knight, Elmore, nue, Lowell, Mass. SWOPE, Frank E. Mrs. Addle R. Swope, 23 Ala. POWELL, -Edgar T. Levi Powell, Point, La. Pine Street, Orangeburg, S, C. ROSE, Harry. Milo D. Snyder, Cromwell, WAGER, John G. Mrs. John Wager, 62 Bay LARSON, Leonard E. Andrew J. Larson, Ind. Gothenburg, Nebr. Thirteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LINDQUIST, SAUNDERS, Thornas D. Daniel McAlvan, WILSON, Dewey E. Mrs. A. Wilson, Kana- Henry A. Mrs. Stella Lindquist, Cheyenne, Wyo. wha, Iowa. 11 Temple Street, Melrose, Mass. SHEPHERD, Henry.lMrs. Sarah Shepherd, 'IMMER, Freeman J. Clinton Wimmer, 1011 LIPSEY, Isaac S. Mrs. Feba Lipsey, Sonora, 613 Summer Street, New Bedford, Mass. North Main Street, Bethlehem, Pa. Ky. SlIROUT, Dallas C. Mrs. Rhetta Shrout, WOLFE, John'McN. Mrs. Emma A. Wolfe, LYNCH, Rodmen H. Mrs. Madge D. Nicker- Hingwood, W. Va. 812 Wolcott Street, Esplen, Pittsburgh, Pa. so 61 Claremont Street, Malden, Mass. STEWART, Claude A. Mrs. Settle Upton YARCZOWER, Charles. Abraham Yarezower, LYNN, Edward E. Mrs. G. A. Lynn, 803 King Stewart, Sparta, Tenn. 540 Powell Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stet, Alexandria, Va. SULLIVAN, Thomas J. John Sullivan, McBRIDE, - Robert M. Mrs. C. L. McBride, Keene, N. Y. .- Slightly Wounded. Greenwood, Miss. SUMMERS, William D. Joseph L. Summers, McHALE, Thomas J. MrS. Mary Fisher, 6120 Camden, Tenn. LIDUTIDNANTS. Stenton Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. - SZWIEC, Walter. a Miss Tilly Szwiec, 1062 NUC.KLES, Thomas A. Joseph H-. Nuckles, MAGGS, Albert L. Mrs. 0. Z. Kinnear, 28 First Avenue. Milwaukee, Wis. Chillicothe, Tex. Paine Street, Worcester, Mass. THOMPSON, David. Duncan Thompson, TINSTMAN, Carl Clinton. John 0. Tinst- MARCUS, Luther C. Mrs. Ethel Marcus, 402 Brockwayville, Pa. man, Kittanning, Pa. North Webb Street, Webb City, Mo. THOMPSON, Frank J. Mrs. Mary Thompson, .WOOD, Julien, jr. Julien Wood, sr., Edenton, MIECKS, Clyde P. James M. Meeks, 1629 61A Central Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. N. C. Corden Street, Shreveport, La. TRUBY, Edwin L. Mrs. Zealla Truby, Allen, ADAIR, Gerwin D. Mrs. William Adair, Elm- MORROW, Walter J. Mrs. Prudence Morrow, Nebr. hurst Boulevard, Scranton, Pa. 202 Collins Avenue, Oconto, Wis. TRYON, Frank R. Mrs. Frank R. Tryo, OSBORN, Daly. Mrs. A. Livingstone, Pontiac, 305 East Moulton Street, Watertown, N. Y. . SERGEANTS. Ill. UILENBUSCH, Arthur. Mrs. Lillian Uhlen- CLARK, Monroe H. Mrs. Drucilla Clark, box ROMESE, Edward James. Mrs. Margaret busch, 288 Ninth Avenue, New York, N. Y, 102A, Springfield, Utah. Romese, Ginter, Pa. VAN SWEARINGEN, John T. J. B. Moffett, MANSKE, Arthur August. Charlie Manske, SENGEWALT, Ira Worthington. John R. Boody, Ill. 538 Sousth Tenth Street, Grand Rapids, Wis. Sengewalt, East Twenty-ninth Street, Wheel- VIENNEAU, Warry J. Joe- Vienneau, Mlli- TOWN, Howard Webster. Albert Richard ing, W. Va. nocket, Me, Town, 82 Merrill Avenue, Detroit Mich. TIE1MAN, Thomas J. Mrs. Josie Tierman, VONIER, Lloyd. Ferdinand Vonier, Swan- SPAULDING, Henry L. C. R. Spaulding, 11 Salem Street, Nashua, N. H. ton, Ohio. Dover, Me. TROSKI, William B. Joseph Troski, 48 Polard WALSH, Edwin 'Lyons. Mrs. Mary Walsh, CORPORALS. Street, Webster, Mass. 105 Tenth Street, Buffalo, N. Y. VERMILLION, Robert M. Mrs. Alice Ver- WILLIAMS, Patrick H. (No address given), BALLARD, Elbert F. Walter Pierce Ballard, Vega, Okla. million, R. F. D. 1, Atchison, Kans. Yuma, Ariz. WALLAKER, John E. YOUNG, Carlton Garin. Willard Young, CAVANAUGH, James J. Mrs. M. Sadlier, 90 Eric Wallaker, Ken- Bedford Street, New York, N. Y. yon, Minn. R. F. D. 6, Albion, Mich. BLUMHARDT, Fred F. August Blumhardt, ZARRA, Ralph. Guisseppi Martini, 817 East GORTON, William Howard. William Andrew Gorton, Friendship, Wis. 415 West Cedar Street, Chippewa Falls, One hundred and twelfth Street, aew Wis. York, N. Y. McDONALD, George A. John J. McDonald, Awixa Avenue, Bay Shore, N. Y. BROCK, Mitchell. Mrs. N. B. Brock, Athens, PRIVATES. PAUGH, Albert, jr. Mrs. Ida R. Paugh, 303 Tenn. KNOX, Stephen B. James E. Knox, Easley, Chamber Street, Danvlle, Pa. DAVIS, William J. John A. Davis; Sun- S. C. VANDERKOVE Emile. Henry Vanderkove, bright, Tenn. 4 7 Lois Street, Methuen, Mass. INDYK, Leon. Teofil ldyk, 234 Rother KOSIBA, John. Joseph Kosiba, 047 West Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Erie Street, Chicago, Ill. UGLER. KOSTRZEWSK-i, Leonard. Leonard Kostrx- JOSLIN, Ray. Mrs. M. A. Joslin, Prosper- owski, 15 Newell Street, Chicago, Ill. VAN BREUREN, Charles V. D. Mrs. C. Van ity, Mo. KRESS, Edwin L. Mrs. Frances Kress, 225 Beuren, 48 Eldert Lane, Brooklyn, N. Y., LISKH, Joe: John Liskh, 4519 Poland Street, Chicago, Ill. Durnam Street, Rochester, N. Y. - MCTANICS. LAMEY, Napoleon. irs. Rosie Nassarce, Liv- LYONS, James. Miss Helen Lyons, 769 Park ermore Falls, Me. PURCELL, Benjamin. Mrs. B. Purcell, 144 Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. LESSIG, Ballington B. James F. Lessig, 50 East Seventeenth Street, New York, N. Y. - MUNDEN, Guy. Jim L. Munden, R. F. D. 2, Beech Street, Pottstown, Pa. TAYLOR, Elwood Holden. Albert E. Taylor, Marshall, Tex. LIVINGSTON, Henry H. Mrs. Emma Living- R. F. D. 1, Lockport, N. Y. PARSONS, Claude R. Mrs. Mary P. Parsons, ston, 431 Lafayette Avenue, Terre Haute, 925 Charleston Street, Charleston, W. Va. Ind. PRIVATES. ANTHONY, -C1em. Mrs. Mary May Anthony, PERCHECK, Peter. lirs. Nortato Percheck, LUCK. Clarence Richard. lirs. Margaret R. F. D, 5, Newaygo, Mich. Basciano, Italy. Luck. 4564A Swan Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. ARNOLD, Joe Christ Henry. Ludwig Arnold, ROLLO, Walter L. Mrs. Emma Rollo, 7 Big LYNCH, James J. Mary Lynch, 942 Wood- Orland, Ill. Cross Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. lawn Avenue, Germantown, Philadelphia, ARPS, Herman F. Mrs. Freda Wolf, R. F. D. SCHLOTT, William K. Mrs. Lizzie Schlott, Pa. 1, Jewell, Ohio. R. F. D. 32, Lincoln, Pa. McMILLAN, Gordon A. Anthony McMillan, BLAINE, Virgil. Mrs. Sarah Blaine, R. F. D. SPEARMAN, William T. Mrs. Emma E. Kel- Shafidon, Cal. 2, Marshall Mich ler, 1411 Gorsuch Avenue, Baltimore, Md. MAHAFREE, Charles L. Mrs. Minnie Ma- BOGGESS, Edward. Mrs. Omie Slater, 625j STEENERSON, Levi. Mrs. Henry Steener- haffe West Twenty-first Street, Cairo, Ill. Elizabeth Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. son, Fertile, Minn. - MAION, Paul E. Mrs. Sarah Mahon, Scot- BOLLMAN, Ira M. Abraham Bollman, R. F. STORMIS, Joseph. Mrs. Isabella Storms, 470 -and, Pa. D. 2, Everett, Pa. East One hundred and eighty-seventh MANN, Janies H. Thomas J. Mann, Decatur, BURLETON, Arthur Steen. Mrs. Bertha Bur- Street, New York, N. Y. Tex. leton, Oakfield, Wis. SWANN, Hubert L. J. P. Swann, Lena, La. MERTZ, Theodore A. Mrs. Anna Mertz, 147 COFFERS, Frank E. F. E. Coffers, sr., 21 SYKES, Benjamin P. Mrs. Annie K. Sykes, Freeman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Walnut Street, Oshkosh, Wis. * Wallingford, Pa. 22 THE OFFICIAL Ur-S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. * CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

THOMAS, Greoge W. John B. Thomas, Pel- BLASS, Henry J. William J. Wiley, Masonic DOCK John T. Mrs. Sophie Bock, 530 East ham, Tenn. Home, Utica, N. Y. Bighty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. THIOMRION, Henry W. Mrs, Kate Thomson, BRODERICK, Malachy J. Mrs. Mitchell BRANCATO, Frank. Mrs. Mamie Braneato, Lockhart, Tex. Broderick, 5130 Ogden Street, 'West Phila- 306 Illory Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. delphia, Pa. CABLE, Roy Charles. Mrs. William Mar- Missing in Action. BUA, Nicola. Enrico Melone, 915 South Main shall, box 105, New Cumberland, Pa. Street, Medina, N. Y. CALW. Ora. Will Call, -Dwyer, Wyo. CAPTAIN. BUCK, Frank E. Mrs. Lena U. Buck, R. F. CAMORS, Arnold W. Mrs. D. Camors, 1527 F. Dr. C. F. D. O'Neill, D. 1, Conneant, Ohio. Melpontue Street, New Orleans, La. CALLAIAN, John BURGESS, William C. Mrs. Elizabeth Bur- CARR, David R. Francis Carr, Kamilehe, 294 West Ninety-second Street, New York, Wash. N. Y. gess, Salem, Wis. LITUTNANT. BURKE. Paul A. Mrs. Mary A. Burke, 1719 CASEY. Wesley. Mrs. Betty Roe, 946 First Cliftriew Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Avenue, Gallipolls, Gallia, Ohio. DELAN, Harry A. Miss Bessie Delan, Taylor, CAMMARATA, Joe. Joe Cammarata, 209 CROPPER, Marshall C. Mrs. Mary G. Crop- Tex. Forsyth Street, New York, N. Y. per, 1120 Sixth Street NW., Canton; Ohio. SERGEANT. CARROLL, James J. Mrs. Mary Carroll, 51 CROSS, Fulton B. Mrs. Alice Wilson, Jordan Spring Street, South Norwalk, Coan. Valley, Wash. CASS, Elmer II. Mrs. Carrie B.' Cass, Sultan, CILPLIN, Orin T. Roland J. Chaplin, La- DONLON, James J. Miss Christina Mariner, Wash. mar, S. C. 2667 North Orriama Street, Philadelphia, CORPORALs. CHRONISTER, Percy A. Miss Carrie Chro- Pa. Harris- BRAZZIL, John D. Mrs. Winnie E. Brazzil, nister, 1333 North Fourth Street, KEPPLER, Robert F. George J. Keopler, Louise,, Tex. burg, Pa. 3794 West Thirty-seventh Street, Cleve- -CIIALLE, Nelson Edward. Mrs. Anna Challe, CITRINITI, Saverio. Anthony Citrlniti, 719 land, Ohio. 521 Root Street, Chicago, Ill. Jay Street, Utica, N. Y. KESTNER, George E. Mrs. Caroline S. Kest- FOLEY, James J. Patrick Foley, 14 Beacon CLEWIS, Jessie B. Mrs. Mary Louise Clewis, ner, Toronto, Ohio. Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. 2517 Holmes Avenue, Dallas, Tex. KLENCK, Chailes. William Klenck, care of KAY, Thomas J. James Kay, 140 Ward CORCORAN, Thomas. Mrs. Delia Corcoran, Globe, Toronto, Canada. Street, Paterson, N. J. - 4020 Garfield Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. SMITH, Bruce S. Mrs. Emma J. Smith, 106 KLEMANN, Herman R. D. Mrs. Romana COURT,4'rank J. Mrs. Daisy Abbott, Fort Martsville Avenue, Berwick, Pa. Klemann, 1417 Adams Street, Brownsville, Baker, Cal. THEIN, Roy A. Mrs. Anna M. Britton, Tex. COX, Joseph A. Littleon A. Cox, Strawn, J4'son Street, El Rjno, Okla. LEONARD, Charles Elmer. Elmer Leonard, Tex. YAMMICK, John. Jerry Yammick, 514 West 31 Coes Place, Newark, N. J. CRAYTON, Warren S. Mrs. Elizabeth Cray- Chestnut Street, Leadville, Cole. McANALLY, James V. Mrs. Janie luby, Au- ton. 334 North Eighth Street, Tulare, Cal. AMELLO, Vito. Vito Dorlo, 62 West Twenty- gusta, Tex. CREEL, Benson. Wiley Creel, Village, Tex. second Street, Bayonne, N. J. CRESPO, Horace M. Mrs. Horace M. Crespo, Anthony Caulfield, NOYES, Lorin B. Mrs. Susie A. Noyes, Muki- Bay St. Louis, Miss. CAULFIELD, Bernard. vonago, Wis, DANE, Frederick W. Mrs. Sarah Danz, 463 180 Hewitt Street, Bridgeport, Conn. O'ROURKE, Frank Dennis. J, A. O'Rourke, Y. CLAY. William A. George Llay, Nary, Minn. 2153 South Boulevard, New York, N. Y. Third Street, Albany, N. COATE, Lester L. L. E. Coate, Grove Hill, DARB Y, William. Mrs. Elva Goben, Saidora, Ala. I REITER, George Peter. Mrs. Rebecca Reiter, Ill. 240 Williams Street, Fairhaven, Pa. COFFMAN, Shelby A. J. S. Coffman, Kil- Mrs. Anna Stol- EDER, Frank. Joseph Eder, Collegeville, STOLBERG, Henry F. A. Minn. dare, Tex. berg, 8710 Herndon Street, Chicago, Ill. CONNELLY, Joseph A. Mrs. Mary Connelly, THOMPSON, Ralph T. Mrs. Mary Thompson, EISELT, Laddie, Mrs. Bessie Elselt, 3115 807 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Virgin Avenue, Platteville, Wis. Twenty-fifth Street, Chicago, Ill. CRANMER', Ralph T. Woofdford W. Cranmer, WOJCIEHOWSKI, Stanley. Peter Woiciehow- ELLIS, William I. Henry Ellis, Lead Mine, 106 Portland Place, Staten Island, N. Y. ski, 721 Eleventh Avenue, -Milwaukee, Wis. W. Va. GREEN, Harry J. Mrs. Jennie Green 369 BIUD, Joseph. John M. Budd, R. F. D. 4, ELLIS, William L. Mry. Alice Ellis, R, F. D. Clinton Street, Newaijk, Licking County, Sewell, N. J. 2, Street, Md. Ohio. DUGGAN, John P. Mrs. T. Duggan, 51 Mel- FLANNIGAN, Alphosus E. Mrs. Margaret DAHL, John E. John Dahl, 48 Nassau vin Street, Wakefield, Mas, Flannigan, Hudson Street,- Jermyn, Pa. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. JAMES, Herbert C. Mrs. May James, Hugo, GIARDINO, Guiseppe. Joseph Formigi, 15 DAVIS, Olie G. James P. Davis, Onego, W. Okla. Elmo Street, Middletown, Conn. Va. NEW, Charles. Sidney Shaw, R. F. D. 2, GLESSNER, Walter E. Samuel R. Glessuer, DAWSON, Henry L., jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Ellenwood, Ga. Shippensburg, Pa. Philips. 501 South First Street, New Bed- RICHARDSON, James W. Mrs. Florency GOOCH, Chester L. Arthur Elmer Gooch, * ford, Mass. Iomroy, 205 Ohio Avenue, Providence, R. I. Jackson, Ala. DE WITT, Guy. L. B. De Witt, R. F. D. 1, SCHANTZ, John S. William Schants, 158 GOOD, Chasie iM. Edward Good, Alexander, MeLeansboro, Ill. Hamilton Avenue, Reading, Pa. N. Y. DOBBINS, William H. Mrs. Alice Dobbins, SINGER, William W. Henry Singer, Dale, GOODWIN, Isaac Chester. Mrs. Francis 11 North Pine Street, 'Dover, N. HI. Ind. Goodwin, Mareogo River, Nebr. DONOVAN, Edward P. John Donovan, R. F. CARROLL, Ralph. Pasquale Carroll, 24 GRIFFTTH, George Dewey. Mrs. Eva Grif- D. 1. Daggett, Mich. Schiller Street, Buffalo, N. Y. fith, Fort Comfort, Clarksburg, W. Va. DRAGO, Frank. Rosario Drago, 50 Willow DUDLEY, Alfred L. Mrs. Eunice Dudley, 67 CRUNKILTON, James T. Mrs. Catherine A. Street, Astoria. L. I. Madison Avonue, Jersey City, N. J. Crunkilton, R. F. D. 3, Bellville, Ohio. FISHER, Benjamin. Phillip Fisher, 56 Pliney FARRELL, Joseph J. Mrs. Patrick Connolly, GUINARD, Joseph B. Narcisse Guinard, 323 Street, Hartford, Conn. 201 Charles Street, Scranton, Pa. Concord Street, Mpgnchester, N. H. GRINNELL, Warren A. Mrs. Lillian Grin- THOMPSON, Admiral G. D. Mrs. Zelma HENDLEY, Joseph P. Mrs. Ida Hendley, nell, 8815 Elm Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Thompson, Madera, Pa. North Thirteenth Street, Corsicana, Tex. HENDERSON, Lucius D. -Lorenzo D. Hen- BUGLER. HENN, William. Mrs. Gertrude Henn, 138 derson, Brushy Creek, Tex. Koehler Street, Mount Oliver, Pa. HILEWICK, Charles A. Mrs. Elizabeth Hile- LAM1MERS, Herbert C. Mrs. HI. J. Lammers, ABERNATHY, Frank. Mrs. Grace M. Aber- wick, Pomeroy, Ohio. Panca, Nobr. nathy, 2807 North Commerce Street, Fort KINGDON, Earl R. Mrs.. Sarah Kingdon, 1ECIIANICS. Worth, Tex. Stafford, N. Y. BUSI, Joe. Mrs. Anna Kleinman, Alpine, LESCHKOWITZ, Morris L. Morris Leschko- GOULD, Harvey Roy. Robert H. Gould, R. F. Tex. witz, 640 Blake Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. 72 Petrolia,-Pa. - LIEBERMAN, Oscar. Louise Kasrsh, 317 Ti- CUNNIGHAM, Paul W. Mrs. 0. E. Cun- BYINGTON, Chester L. Mrs. Treace U. Byington, Oakdale, Cal. tan Street, Philadelphia. Pa. ningham, 820 East One hundred and fifty- MANGUM, Harrison F. Lee Mangum, Mon- fourth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. CAMPBELL, James V. James P. Campbell, Head of Vleigh Road, Flushing, Long Island, roe, N. C. COOK. N. Y. MACK. Leslie. Harry Mom, Forbes. N. Dak. LYONS. Thomas Patrick. Mrs. Mary Lyons, CANNON,' Roy C. Charles E. Cannon, 116 NICKELS, Christie. Mrs. Anna Nickels, Olm- Coulter, Pa. Oakland Avenue, Janesville, Wis. sted Falls, Ohio. 17 PRIVATES. CHRISTENSEN, Reuben A. Norman T. NITOWSKI, Antoni. Julius Nitowski, Christensen, 1820 Jackson Street, Dallas, Federal Street, Natrona, Pa. ADDISON, Taylor G. Mrs. Vida Addison, Tex. OSBORNE, Linus W. Mrs. Jennie Osborne, Vandyke, Va. Bethel, Ohio. AMUNDSON, Harry I. Mrs. Victoria A. Han- CHUCKOVICH, Gilso. Pete Chuckovich, Bis- ter. North Forge Street, Akron, Ohio. bee, Ariz. PAROLO, Angelo. Pietro Pelizzari; North ANSELMO, V. Frank Anselmo, 1213 Wood- CILENTO, Salvitore. Miss Jennie Cilento, Guilford, Conn. land Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 8542 White Plains Avenue, New York, N. Y POWER, Roy E. George C. Power, R. V. D. ARICK, Frank J. Mrs. Helen Arick, 2511 CLARK, Earl P. Mrs. Mattie Hills, Castle 1. Lawler, Iowa. North Leithgow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Hock, Wash, PRESTON, Lewis F. Mrs. Margaret Doten, 'BAKER, Frank J. MIrs. Nora Baker, 1422 COAKLEY, Dani41 T. Mrs. M. Coakley, 43 Baring, Me. Tenth Street, Rhcine, Wis. Fourth Street Cambridge, Mass. PRICE, Wilson Carlisle. 'Mrs. Cecile Clae BAKER, George W. Porter P. Baker, Pauls COLE, Homer L. Mrs. Frances Cole, Algoria, Price, 1709 Louisiana Street, Winfield, Valley, Okla. Miss. Kans. HAWKINS, Jaies B. Mrs. Julia B. Baker, COOK, Joseph A. Mrs, Florie A. Cook, Jesse, RAMSDELL, Charles W. Mrs. Ellen Rams- Hawkins. Tex. W. Va. dell, 6 Bolton Street, Somerville, Mass. BAKER, Walter E. Mrs. Jennie D. BA-er, DALSTONB, George. Mrs. John Clarey, 2220 RANDOLPH, Leslie W. Mrs. Anna iandolph, Oakview, Cole. Fitzwater Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 225 Grant Avenue, Plainfield, N. . BALLAS, Eli. Steve Ballas, 531 Sixty-first DANIELSON, Helmer. Mrs. Amanda Ohe- REED, Sidney L. Mrs. Margaret M. 3t Aienue, West Allis, Milwaukee, Wis. man, Straight, Pa. Konawa, Okla. BARNETT, William H. Mrs. Alice E. Bar- DIRIGO, Domenico. Nicola Dichiadhio, 593 REFERMAT, Frank. Mrs. I. Refermat, 25 nett, Aline, Okla. Wayne Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Peckham Street, Rochester, N. Y. BIEDA, Jan. Mike Zlide, R. F. D. 4, Apple- BANKS, James G. Mrs. Nettie L. Banks, ROBINSON, William C. Mrs. Catherine Auk- ton, Minn. - 181-5 SdIden Avenue, Canton, Ohio. ney, Forty-seventh Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. THE OFFICIAL4 U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVLMBER 29, 1918. 23 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BAYLOR, Joseph N. Mrs. Mary N. Saylor, PULLANO, Dominick. Mrs. Rose . Pullano, McCAFFEltTY, Michael. Mrs. Mary Calvey 995 Peace Street, Hazleton, Pa. 1514 Pierc Avenue, Niagara Falls. N. Y. Mcafferty, 1292 West Twenty-eighth Street, SJOVALL, Joseph A. Charles H. Sjovall, box RINE, Harry S. Rudolph Rire, Trinway, Cleveland, Ohio. 258, Cromwell, Conn. Ohio. McCORD, Joses. Mrs. Mary Z. Mcord, R. F. SMITH, Morris. Aaron Cohen, 112 McClellan RISER, Lloyd W. Mrs. Vesta A. Riser, Puyal- D. 2, Durand, hich. Street, Schenectady, N. Y. lup. Wash. ' MARTIN, Lynn, Mrs. Anna Martin, Lincoln SNIDER, George. Mrs. Martha Overmire, R. RITCHIE, David A. Mrs. Rhoda B. Ritchie, Street, Westield, Pa. F D. 5, Sand Creek, Mish. New Eagle, Pa. MARTOSKI, William. Mrs. Mary M. Ala- STEPANUK, harp. Mrs. Malinia Stepanuk- ROMANOWSKI. John. Mrs. Mary Romanow- shoski, Girardville, Pa. Davidovich Grodiska Pozenski, Noskawsk, ski, Krakow, Wis. MIDOLO, Vincent. Giuseppe Burderi, 511 Walse, Russia. ROOT, Frank Enoch. Frank A. Root, 694 Pring Sheet, New York, N. Y. STREETER, Roy B. Charles A. Streeter, Deseta Street, St. Paul, Minn. NYBOER, Gerritt. Nans Nyboer, Holland, Hastings, Nebr. ROSEN, Oscar. Mrs. Sarah Firemark, 223 Mich. TORRE, Angelo. Peter Torre, 802 Fourth Union Hall Street, Jamaica, N. Y. OLTAN, Isidor. Mrs. Dia Olian, 80 Delancy Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. RUSSICK, John. Mrs. Catherine. Russick, Street, New York, N. Y. UTECIIT, Albert A. Miss Alma B. Utecht, Lawnside, N. J. PANTANO, Santo P. Pietro Albanese, 150 Zulth, Tex. RUTHERFORD, Ellery. Mrs. Maude Teevin, Washington Avenue, Rockaway Park, New VIGGIONO, Antonio, Mrs. Louisa Viggiono, 427 South Lafayette, Grand Rapids, Mich. York, N. Y. Third and Arch Streets, Palmyra, N. J. SCIIRANDT, Step en - A. Mrs. Barbara POMPEI, Guiseppe. Saverio Pompen Falloma- VIVN, William McK. Mrs. Elizabeth Schrandt, 2108 East Arizona Street, Phila- tella Province of Rome, Italy Swa ne, East New Market, Md. delphia, Pa. POTT9, Virgil L. Mrs. Lida S. Potts, R. F. D. ZOZA, Federico. Mrs. Congatha Zoza, Sento- SLATER, Bert Ames. Leroy E. Slater, 506 1, Hulbert, Okla. menna, Prov. Salerno, Italy. Washington Street, Gary, lud. POUNDS, George W. Mrs. Laura M. Pounds, WEEKS, Francis. Mrs. Mary Weeks, 6 East SLUSSACH, Frank. John Slitch, 33 East . 228 West Broadway, Muskogee, Okla. Pine Street, Mahanoy City, Pa. Walnut Street, Stamford, Conn. PREECE, Charles L. Mrs. Alice Preece, 464 WHITE, James II. Mrs. Julia White, 1109 SMITH, Eduard. Mrs. Mary Smith, 14 Riv- Wilmont Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Third Street, Sandusky, Ohio. erside Place, Garfield, N. J. - REOLO, Joseph. Tone Reolo, 1104 Swissvale WILLIAMSON, Albert H. Mrs. Lucinda B. SMITH, Enoch A. T. C. Smith, R. F. D. 2, Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Williams, 803 East Third Street, Pana, III. Waco, Ga. BEPOLI, Alphonso. Antonia Tayhavia, 9084 WILSON, Carl R. E. F. Wilson, care of SNYDER, Austin. Mrs. Roselle Snyder, box Main Steet, Norfolk, Va. Nemours Mill, 4008 Elm Street, Little Rock, 297, Connellsville, Pa. SAMLER, Walter H. Mrs. Sarah J. Samler, Ark. - SOKOLOWSKY, Witold M. Mrs. Vernice Richard Sask, Canada. WINOGRAD, Benny. Mrs. Marice Sherer, Youskievich, 8421 West Lombard Street, SANTELLA, John. John Santella, La Belle, 152 Boernan Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Baltimore, Md. Pa. WIPPICH, Emil A. Fred Wippich, Sank STROMMEN, Nicolai N. Edwin Strommen, SCHWEITZER, Herman. Jacob Schweitzer, Rapids, Min 8472 Twenty-seventh Avenue, Minneapolis, 209) Pembine Avenue, Wahpcton, N. Dak. YOKEM, Virgil L. Henry Yokem, R. F. D. Minn. SIMENS, Albert E. Miss Mary Simens, 10, 1, Humboldt, Kans. TESAR, Charles J. Matthew Tesar, R,. F. D. Adegras, Austria. Conn. ZAIWARETTI, Ernest. Frank Zaicaretti, 1, West Wilmington, SIMONSON, Thorolf. Taale Simonson, Webb, 18117 South Twelfth Street, Chester, Pa. TISSMAN, 1H rry. Isaac Tissman, 504 Al- Iowa. DOOLITTLE, Clifford Ernest. Levi A. Doo- fred Aven, Winnipeg, Canada. * little, 10 East Tenth Street, Portland, TRAUTMANN, August. Mrs. Katherine Traut- CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. Oreg. mann, 640 Montgomery Avenue, Elizabeth, N. S. Reported DUDDY, Peter J. Mrs. Bridget Duddy, Upper McLeod, Killed in Action, Previously Lehigh, Pa. WILKERSON, Ira A. Mrs. J. W. Missing in Action. DUNLAP, Fred. Albert York, R. F. D. 5 201 Suimmit Street, Macon, Ga. Oblong, Ill. RICKARD, Artie M. C. W. Rickard, Oaks- LIEUTENANT. GOISKO , Frank. Miss Mary Goisko, 150 dale, Wash. RICHARDS, John F. George Richards, 4526 Front Street, New Bedford, Mass. HENSCHEL, Jacob. Martin Ilenschel, Black, Warwick Boulevard, Kansas City, Mo. Poland. GOODSPEED, Frederick IN. Alvin Goodspeed, SERGEANT. Kinney. Minn. HILL, William B. Charles B. Hill, Paxton, HAMPTON, William H. Mrs. Gertrude Hamp- Ill. IEISERMAN, William L. Mrs. Charles Bar- ton, Yountville, Cal. HILZINGER, Edwin J. Mrs. Louisa Hil- ber, 1506 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. HAUSER, Roy R. Mrs. Ida Hauser, 005 zinger, 787 Hudson Avenue, Rochester, CORPORALS. South Eighth Street, Waco, Tex. N. Y. HOLMES, Welby. Ebb Tom Holmes, Garlin, JONES, Van D. Mrs. Ada L. Jones, box 214, HOLM, Lewis. Mrs. Margaret Holm, Tripoli, Rhane, N. Iowa. Adair County, Ky. Dak. HOLMSLEY, John 0. Mrs Katie C. Holms- LIENECK, Paul G. Miss Elsie Lieneck, 307 JONES, Ben H. II. F. Jones, Whitesburg, Fourteenth Ga. ley, R. F. D. 5, Lincolntown, N. C. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HOUGHTON, William II. Mrs. Ellen A. PRICE, Thomas M. David B. Price, 104 JONES, Harold C. Mrs. Sarah R. Jones, 123 Arsonia, Conn. Karnes Street, Eldorado, Ill. South Street, Ballston Spa, N. Y. , Houghton, 659 Main Street, HOVEY, Harry F. Frank D. Hovey, Imlay PRIVATES. JUSTICE, Jace. Mrs. Poca Syck, Pikeville, City. Mich. Ky. Nawoczinski, 80 ALDERTON, Millard M. Mrs. Oddie Alderton, KEY. Henry P. Mrs. Jennie E. Key, Glenn, JASINSKI, Jan. Stanislaw R. F. D. No. 1 Reynoldeville, Pa. Okla. Pine Street, Natrona, Pa. JOHNSON, Horace. Mrs. Grace R. Johnson, 'BEISSWANGER, John C. ' John C. Bless- KIDD, Julius I. Mrs. Luella Farris, New 1912 Hazel Street,'Beaumont, Tex. wunger, 615 Eiseubrown Street, Reading, Pa. Cancy, Tex. Johnson, BROWN, Walter J. Mrs. Mary Brown, 110 KILINSKY, Walter. Peter Kibuski, 910 JOHNSON, Paul Douglas. Mrs. Lora East Sixth Street, Lansdale, Pa. Astor Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Denison, Tex. CIVILS, Bennie 0, Mrs. Fannie Civils, R. F. KING, JONES, Charles W. Mrs. Mary Jones, R. P. Raymond B. Samuel B. King, 41 D. 6, Lowell, Mich. D. No. 1, Cove City, N. C. Church Street. Keansburg, N. Y. Jones, Bristol, EVENSON, lans, Ole Evenson, Wahpeton, KLOOT. Edward. Martin Kloot, 446 Carrier JONES, Robert E. Mrs. Susan N. Dak. I Street. Va. Grand Rapids, Mich. JULIANO, Angelo. Salvadore Juliano, 1819 FITZSIMMONS, Robert J. Richard M. Fitz- LANDAU, Maurice. Charles Landau, 316 Pa. simmons, R. F. D. No. 1, Greenfield, Ill. Chester Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fifth Avenue, McKeesport, GATLIN, Earl S. S. J. Gatlin, Lookeba, Okla. LARSEN. Martin. KANTZ, Jay S. Calvin Kantz, general de- Mrs. Marle Larsen, 237 livery, Reed - City, Mich. HAZLETT, Clifford R. Mrs. Lydia Hazlett, Almond Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Wynewood, R. F. D. No. 2, box 145, Tarentum, Pa. LIVELY, Earl E. Benjamin C. Lively, Au- KEIITH, Willie E. Harris Keith, HERRON, Ebert W. Mrs. Myrtle Belknap, 117 gusta, Tex. Okla. Orange Avenue, Modesto, Cal. LONG. KERR, William J. Peter L. Kerr, 1095 Lin- Ralph. William Bong, 415 West coln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. NORRIS, Rex 0. Mrs. Charlotte Norris, Sedro- Mvrtle Street, Hanford, Cal. KETZ, John F. Mrs. Frances Ketz, 908 Woolley, Wash. LOWERY, James r, Mrs. Mary.YBarth, 311 RANKIN Joseph D. John G. Rankin, 2274 Congress .Eleventh Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. Street, Troy, N. Y. KLEILE, Glenn F. Mrs. Jessie Kleile, Nd- Gartner Avenue, DetroLt, Mich. McDONALD, Lloyd A. Alexander McDonald, poleon, Mich. REGAN, James. Mrs. Margaret Regan, 402 Roundhead. Ohio. KLOTZ, Frank L. Leonard Klots, 712 Mas- South Ottawa Street, Joliet, Ill. MCNAIR. William W. John McNair, 95 Wood- Philadelphia, Pa. REIS, Herman. Mathew Rels, Monida, Mont. land Street, Fitchburg, Mass. ter Street, RIGSBY, Horace. Elvin Rigsby R. F. D. No. KOLOSHUK, George. George Okshutshuk, 100 Ala. McPADDEN, Edward F. Michael MePadden, Odell Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. 6, Georgiana, 399 Fairview Avenue, Bridgfport, Coun. KRECH, Joseph. John J. Krech, 2810 South ROGERS, GOv. Me. Felix I. Rogers, Blair, MOORE, Maiion A. Mrs. Mary A. Moore, Lawndale Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Okla. R. F. D. 1. Nelsonville, Ohio. LADY, Walter 0. Mrs. Grace Loretta Lady, SHARP, Harold R. Mrs. Anna Ollswang, 116 NICCOLAI, Daillo. Antillio Niccolal, box Honeut, Cal. Park Avenue, Elmhurst, Ill. 109, Kazzard, Pa. LATHAM, George E. Mrs. Catherine Latham, SIANO, VIncent. Alfonso Siano, Bellew Ave- O'DONNELL, Harry. Mrs. Eliabeth O'Don- nue. Tuckahoe, N. Y. nell, 1407 Anthony Street, Baltimore, Md. 124 North Main Street, Florence, Mass. LEDDON, William E. Mrs. Martha T. Smith, SNYIJER, Muri G. Mrs. Inez P. Snyder, 81 OEJILRICH, George R. Mrs. Mary Ochirich, R. F. D. A. Cordale, Ga. Murray Avenue, Salamanea, N. Y. 19 Hanson Street, Easton, Md. LEWIS, William B. Mrs. Katie Lewis, 872 STEIF. Harvey. Dimitri Demelko, 8211 OLSON, Andrew. Fred Olson, Puyallup, Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fifth Avenue, Ford City, Pa. Wash. LITTLETON, Ole. Sers Littleton, Sandre TASULIS, Samuel G. Spiro Tasulis, 1634 OLSON, Frederick.B. Mrs.,Anna Olson, 8357 Fifth Street, Oakland, Cal. Colony Meriden. Conn. Buzen Husamp, Vassestranden, Norway. Strect, LUCE, David V. Mrs. Sarah Luce, Sinclairs- TOMBERLAIN, Sylvester. Mrs. Melissia OWENS, Viiiam. John P. Owens, Edson, Tombeilain, Brainerd, Minn. Hens. ville, N. Y. PIEIFER, Edwin C. Mrs. Mary Pleifer, 205 LUNA, Maximiliano. Francisco Luna, general Died of Disease, Erroneously Reported Innis Avenue. Columbus, Ohio. delivery, SanAntonio, N. Mex. Died from Wounds Received in Ac- PHILLIPS, Lill L. Pat Phillips, Patterson, LYNCH, Raymond T. Mrs. Frances M. Lynch, Mo. R. F. D. 3, Little Falls, N. Y. tion. POUX, Arnie E. Adrian Poux, 728 Washing- McADAMS, Alfred. Mrs. Edith McDopald, CURRY, Frank B., wagoner. Mrs. Mary ton Street, Meadville, Pa. 123 Elizabeth Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. Curry, 54 Wardell Street, Astoria, N. Y. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Died from Wounds Received in Action, GRIMM, Clayton Samuel. Mrs. John Grimm, COTTON, Bert C. Mrs. Amelia Cotton, R. P4 Northampton, Pa. If No. 5, Fort Plain, N. Y. Previously Reported Missing in Ac- HANSEN Arthur. Mrs. Hanna Jepsom, COWGILL, Louis. Angelita C. Garcia, 1223 tion. SparksNev. . El Paso Street, San Antonio, Tex. HORTON, Ben F. Mrs. Alice Horton, Kelso, CROW, Frank. Frank Crow, 423 Saginaw McBRIDE, Archibald G., corporal. Mrs. Irene Wash. Street, Alpena, Mich. Sutton, 34 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. HOWARD, James H. Monroe Howard, Capi- DONOFRIO, Thomas. Gerardo Aureli, 248 Detroit, Mich. , Erroneously Reported Killed in Actioxi, tan, N. Mex. Scott Street, HUSTON, Henry L. Mrs. Catherine Huston, STEELE, Oscar A. Mrs. E. Steele, Cherokee, Should Be Wounded (Degree Unde- R. F. D. No. 1, Hector, N. Y. Iowa. termined). KELLY, Barnie, Mrs. Mary Eaterling, STOMKA, Kazimierz. Mrs. Mary Stomka, Palmer, Tex. box 84, Leechburg, Pa. PRIVATES. McCLURE, Davie J. Mrs. Julian McClure, STOSS, Herman. Mrs. Naey Stoss, Hennessey, HAYES, John. James Hefferman, School R. F. D. No. 23, Wheatland, Ind. Okla. Street, Stamford, Conn. McEVINlJW, Thomas James. Mrs. Mdry TURNER, Paris. Mrs. Etta Turner, R. F. MILLER, Frank. Mrs. Mary Wunder, 1804 McEvinew, Hawk Run, Pa. D. No. 3, Williamsburg, Ohio. West Fifth Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. MARS, Albert K. Mrs. Samuel Mars, 5226 TYNER, Ellis. Warren Tyner, Bules, N, C. Catherine Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. ULIBARRI, Juln Antonio. Mrs. Tieodorita Erroneously Reported Slightly Wounded MARTIN Morton M. Fred Martin, Ran- Ulibarri-Tierra, Amarilla, N. Mex. in Action. dolph,his. VANCE, George H. Mrs. Mary L. Vance, NELSON, Oliver X. Miss Lydia Nelson, 101 1309 Eleventh Street, Altoona, Pa. WILBUR, Charles Albert, jr., lieutenant. Mrs. Harmon Street, Milwaukee, Wis. WASILEWSKI, Walter. Miss Anna Wasi- Charles Albert Wilbur, Jr., 1057 Beacon PRICE, Charles N. Mrs. Mary Price, Fred- lewski, 343 West Second Street, Mount Street, Brookline, Mass. ericktown, Ohio. Carmel, Pa Wounded Severely in Action, Previously RENZI, Samuel R. Carmen Renzi, Dunbar, WEBB, Charlie M. Asbury Webb, Ransom, Reported Killed in Action. Connellsville, Pa. Ky. ROBINSON, Robert. Mrs. Sarah Freer, Rosin- WELSH, Laurence. Mrs. Mary Thurn, Fiel- NEWMAN, Cecil L., private. Mrs. Della Min- dale, N. Y. don, Ill. nick, East Lafayette Street, Lagrange, Ind. RUBINO, Luigi. Cero Rubino. Salemi, P. WHITE, -John Patriqk. John W. White, gen- Trapani, Italy. eral delivery, Monroe City, Mo. Wounded Severely in Action, Previously RUBITO, Frank. Mrs. Catherine Rubito, WHITTINGTON, Henry B. John M. Whit- Reported Missing in Action. Olivido Italy. tington, Iledley, Tex. SCRANT6N, William Fred. Mrs. W. A. Scran- WILLIAMS, David Levi. John H. Williams, PRIVATES. ton, care Clifford Scranton, R. F. D. No. 3, Brooklin, W. Va. BIGNOLD, Nigel R. Lewis B. Bignold, Monte- Warren, Pa. Willoughby, Thomas 0. Noah W. Willoughby, sano, Wash. THRUSTON, William E. Edson E. Thruston, Gibson, Mo. DE BLASI, Frank. Paolo De Blasi, Alcomo, R. F. D., Mount Vernon, Me. YARDLEY, Jesse. Joseph Yardley, Patoka, Palermo, Italy. VAUGHN, Newport. Abe Vaughn. R. F. D. Ill. GUTIIA, Charles H. Mrs. Cora Gutha, No. 2, Woodstock, Ga. ZARECKY, Joe W. Wesley Zarecky, 1012 Bleecker, N. Y. WINN, John D. Mrs. Maggie Wine, Lamar, Ninth Street, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. HUDSON, Hugh L. Mrs, Victorie Hudson, Colo. ERICKSON, Peter. Mrs. Carolyn Colbo, Mad- Parthenon, Ark. dock, N. Dak. KAZEMERSKY, Michael. John Kazemersky, Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously FESTA, Angelo. Mrs. Lucia Festa, Bognoli 68 Essex Street, New York, N. Y. Reported Missing in Action. d'Ausllio, Italy. MeASLAN, Walter W. Mrs. Malcolm Mc- ,FOLEY, William Mafnar. Mrs. -Fiana Foley, Asian, 407 Second Street, Greenport, N. Y. CORPORAL. 318 North Franklin Street, Sharmokin Pa. RUBY, Charles. Mrs. Louise Ruby, 1669 JOHNSTON, William R. Mrs. EBma K. FOLSOM, David. Lorenzo P. Folsom, Good- Myrtle Avenue, Ridgewood, N. Y. Johnston, Eicher Avenue, Greensburg, Pa. ing, Idaho. SWAIN, Rolland E. Ernest E. Swain, 1397 PRIVATES. FOSTER, Walter. Joe W. Foster, Mauk, Ga. West Main Street, Decatur, Ill. Buck, Bris- GAGG, Joseph Peter. Miss Elsie Gagg, 177 WHITE, Andrew F. Mrs. Jermire White, R. BUCK, Claude W. Mrs. Virginia Washington Street, Mount Vernon, N. Y. F. D. No. 1, Glen Allen, Ala. tol, Va. RANK, Richard F. -Ftred Rank, 827 Twenty- GIACOMINI, Joseph. Onofrio Giacominl, Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- fourth Street, Detroit, Mich. Rimini Forli, Italy. GOLLSE, Stephan. Mrs. L. Zofea, Thomson- in THOMPSON, Claude Harrison. Peter J. mined), Previously Reported Killed Thompson, 24 Union Street, Cuba, N. Y.- Ville, Conn. Action. GONSALVES, Tony J. Mrs. Mary Gonsalves, Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported Madiera, Portugal. LIEUTENANT. GOULET, Ernest F. Myron Goulet, Faribault, VAN OOSTENBRUGGE, Horace B. Mrs. Hor- Missing in Action. Minn. ace B. Van Oostenbrugge, care of J. P. LIEUTENANT. GRIGSBY, John B. Mrs. Mary Grigsby, box Miller, R. F. D. No. 49, Schenectady, N. Y. SCHNEIDER, Albert John. W' G. Schneider, 54. Orange, Va. CORPORAL. 89 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Ind. HABERMAN, Leo C. Michael Haberman, 213 Powers Alley, Sharpsburg, Pa. HAMMON, Emanuel J. Samuel Hammon, COOK. HALE, Jesse C. Mrs. Mary Hale, Waldron, Springrue, Pa. PRIVATE. HILL, Walter. Mrs. Alice Hill, 5625 Apple- Ark. tree Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HANSON, Harold Brace. Mrs. Harriet Han- ADELMAN, Abe. Harry Adelmpan, 164 Broome PRIVATES. son, Dundee, Mich. Street, New York, N. Y. REDLIN, Edgar Herbert. Julius Frederick HARLEY, Harry Joseph. Edward Harley, Pa. Wounded in Action ,(Degree Undeter- Redlin, Elroy, Wis. 4931 Reno Street, Philadelphia, WEST, Roy. Mrs. Sarah Bullingsley, R. F. D. HARMAN, Thadious. Mrs. Thadious Harman, mined), Previously Reported Missing No. 1, Olmsted, Ill. care of Mrs. W. W. Stoneburg, 1017 Avenue in Action. * I B, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Present for Duty, Previously Reported HARTWIG, August, jr. Mrs. Louise Hartwig, SERGEANTS. Killed in Action. 639 Hatch Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y. GRANT, Robert L. Mrs. Julia Downing, HEBEL, Frank K. Mrs. Augusta Hebel, 3306 Moose Avenue, Eclipse Homes Addition, PRIVATE. South Wallace Street, Chicago, Ill. Beloit, Wis. CHRISTIANSON, Charles E. M. C. Christian- HIGGINBOTHAM, Bert. E. Higginbotham, SOLOMON, Michael. Joseph Solomon, 38 Am- son. Graettinger, Iowa. Arcadia, Fla. Hobart, 402 boy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Present for Duty, Previously Reported HOBART, Elmer E. Mrs. E. W. CORPORALS. Main Street, Medford, Mass. Missing in Action. Grover C. Howell, Rock- Crafton, HOWELL, Dennie. CRAFTON, Frederick R. Mrs. Minnie CORPORALS. land, Tel. 3317 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, Md. HUEBNER, Max W. Theodore Huebner, R. F. HARTWIG, Robert Harold. Mrs. Catherine t3ALDWIN, Joseph K. Mrs. Emily Baldwin, D. No. 1, Marquette, Mich. Allen, R: F. D. No. 5, Yale, Mich. 321 East One hundred and forty-first Street, HUNI, Harry D. Harold E. Huni, 1117 Chapel PRIVATES. New York, N. Y. Street, New Haven, Conn. DANIELS, Evan R. John Dkniels, R. F. D. JAMES, John William. Dan. Clinton James, BECKMAN, Morris. Jack Beckman, North- No. 3, Cambria, Wis. ington, Mich. Oil Trough, Ark. GOEHRING, George Andrew. Mrs. Anna E. J Mrs. Margaret Jones, 14 CHICKA, Michael. Mrs. Anna Chicka, Lusk, Goehring, 2236 West Lehigh Avenue, Phila- JONES, Arthfr Westmoreland County, Pa. Plymouth Street, Terre Haute, Ind. delphia, Pa. Mrs. J. Olssewska, 1132 CRABTREE, Oliver S. Amos Crabtree, Ot- KRAVA, George J. Jim Krava, Le Sueur City, KOWALESKI, Alex. way, Ohio. Lormis Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Minn. Ms. Victoria Krau- CUSANO, Antonio. Mrs. Angelamaria Cu- SCOFIELD, KRAUTER, Marcus W. sano, 43 Lienan Street, Jersey City, N. J. Edward E. Mrs. Ida Phillips, ter, 75 Saxoi Street, Rochester, N. Y. 224 Wade Street, Toledo, Ohio. Edward N. Mrs. Esther Mae. DUKE, Ernest G. William Duke, Duke; Ala. PLISCOTT, Richard MAcDONALD, ECKSTROM, Arthur E. Louis Eckstrom, St. R., mechanician. Fred Donald, box 26, Bayport, Mich. Pliscott, Alden Station, Pa. Malone, Ala- Peter, Minn. BEMIS, Fred, Cook. Mrs. Fred Bemis, 311 MALONE, James. Mrs. Ronulda EDLUND, Emil A. . Charles Edlund, general Victory Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y. mogordo, N. Mex. delivery, Winburne, Pa. MULLEN, Jack R. Mrs. Grkce Burch, 1089 EVENSON, Elvin E. Mrs. Mary Evenson, PRIVATES. Forrest Street, Baltimore, Md. R. F. D. No. 4, Eleva, Wis. ALFORD, Dudley. John R. Alford, Darbun, MUSIALIK, John. Mike Musialit 15 Pitts- 'IORE, Lewis A. Anthony Fiore, 517 East Miss. burg Street, Uniontown, Pa. One hundred and seventy-fourth Street, ANDREWS, William R. Mrs. Celia Andrews, MUSSO. John. Mrs. Delphino Musso, h, -_ D., New York, N. Y. 66 Caroline Street, Burlington Vt. Westfield, N. Y. GARDO, James T. Thomas H. Gardo, Easley, COHEN, Qharles. Miss Hay Cohen, 1450 NELSON, Edwin A. Oscar 0. Nelson, 15583 S. C. Boyd Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y. Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Ill. GIRDLER Frank R. Milford H. Girdler, COSTA, Angelus I,. Angelo Costa, Lodi, San NYSEN, Arnolt. Matt Nysen, 191 Mount El- Somerset, Ky. Joaquin County, Cal. liott Avenue, Detroit, Mich. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN > FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. . 25 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

OCIIOA, Bicente. Refugo Ochoa, Scottsdale, SERGEANTS MAJOR. GERSUK, Jacob. Mos;es Gersuk, 5200 Park Ariz. BRADLEY, James A. John S. Bradley, Heights Avenue. Arlington, Md. O'DONNELL, William F. Mrs. Elizabeth Riverton, N. J. GILMORE. Carl S. Judson B. Gilmore, 151 Vernon Street, Dubuque, Iowa. O'Donnell, 1716 Wylie Street, Philadelphia, SERGEANTS. Pa GULLION, Anna. Mrs. Bertha Croddy, Ko- O'KEEPE, Thomas J. Mrs. Margurett Beetle, FASSETT, Casper W. John C. Fassett, kono, Ind. 7040 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Ill. R. F. D. 1, Conneaut, Ohio. IIILL, Horace F. Mrs. Georgia 1Hill, 240 Miss Rakel Otteson, Mad- MARTIN, Francis J. John J. Martin, 3 Wait North Fifth Street, Newark, N. J. OTTESON, Alfred. Place, Troy, N. Y.' HOBSON, James A. Fred Hobson, Bartlett, dock, N. Dak. A. Mrs. Elizabeth N. PARKER, Newlyn K, Mrs. Emma Parker, PAINTER, Sidney Kans. Tuckerton, N. J. Painter, Jonesville, Va. -JENKINS, Edwin T. Solomon Jenkins, R. F. PASZIEWICZ, Joe Albert. Albert Paszkie- SMUCKER, William M. Charles H. Smucker, D. 2, Ashland, Va. wicz, R. F. D. No. 1, Ottawa Lake, Mich. Friedens, Pa. JOHNSON, William J. A. Mrs. Margaret Patsey. John Paul, 6120 Glenmore BRAZEK, Leo. Mrs. Josephine Brazek, 218 Johnson, 26 Olympia Avenue, Portland, Me. PAUL, Stamper Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JONES, Roe. John R. Adkins, R. F. D. 4, Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Lee B. Clyde J. Boyd, general PERNA, John. Mrs. Mary E. Perna, West McDANIEL, Greenback, Tenn. delivery, Columbus, Kans. EAIILMEIER, Charles. Mrs. May V. Cronan, Point, Ark. MAY, Charles Arlis. Dr. Eugene May, 1417 Eighteenth Street, Sacramento, Cal. PORTER: Calvin J. John R. Porter, route Ill. Ala. Wayne City, KAMURA, John. Mrs. John Kamura, box No. 2, Kennely, SOFFONIASON, Trigvi. Eveinbjorn Soffonia- 303, Little Falls, N. Y. QUINN, Isaac C. A. 0. Quinn, Pacolet, S. C. son, R. F. D. 1, Blaine, Wash. RADICE, Anthony. Mrs. Mary Radice, 143 KELLY, Ralph A. Mrs. Eliza Kelly, Hurley, York, N. Y. CORPORALS. S. Dak. Sullivan Street, New KIRKCALDY, Thomas. Robert F. Kirkcaldy, RANDO, Felix L. Mrs. Lbna Rando, 1012 BOURASSA, Emil J. Edward Bourassa, 361 Walnut Street, Springfield, Mass Shotwell Street, San Francisco, Cal. Gorham, N. H. 1135 KLAPP, Charles. Mrs. Kattie Klapp, 1232 REIDER, Henry N. Mrs. Frank Reider, BUNDY, Thomas J. Charles P. Bundy, Grand Street, Everett, Wash. Franklin Street, Appleton, Wis. Choraw, S. C. LAW, Harold Arthur- Mrs. Mary Francis REITER, William. Mrs. Emlie Luedke, 3047 BUSH, Adolph. Mrs. D. Fairfax Bush, 55 Law, 78 Essex Street, Lynn, Mass. West Cortland Avenue, Chicago, Ill. East Sixty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. LFACH, Lee A. Archie Leach, Tully, N. Y. RICI, John. Domonii Wide, Walnut Beach, DE COURSEY, Peter J. Michael Do Coursey, LITSCIII, Andrew 1P. Mrs. Katherine Litschl, Milford, Conn. 3011 Geyer Avenue NS., Pittsburgh, Pa. 2200 Romero Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ROGALSKI, John. Alexander Piascik, I Han- JOHNSON, Andrew J. William H. Johnson, BLA;K, Geoge. Mrs. Edward Thayer, 442 over Street, Westfield, Mass. R. F. D. 2, Greenville, Tenn, South Lake Street, Aurora, Ill. ROLLMAN. Peter Joseph. Mrs. Katie Banks, KUNKEL, Frank. Mrs. Frank Kunkel, 443 BOLLING, William. M. C. Bolling, French Seneca, Kans. West Fiftieth Street, New York, N. Y. Lick, Ind. ROSS, Rufus. Miss Casine M. Gardner, Busch MAINVILLE, Lewis J. Mrs. Lena M. Dove, BRADY. Hotel, Seattle, Wash. 824 Avery Avenue, Alpena, Mich. Ray A. Mrs. Jesse Brady, Waubay, Santa- R. Dak. pANTABARBARA, Julius. Salvatore NORTON, Fred W. W. W. Norton, Fall City, BURNS, Harrison B. David E. Burns, R. F. barbara, 2422 Morlan Street, Cleveland, Nebr. D. 4, Paris, Tex. Ohio. OSTLER, Frank R. William P. Ostler, Nephi, Eckley, BURSON, Paul A. William C. Burgon, Ash- SENICK, Andrew, Michael Senick, Utah. wood. Oreg. Pa. PERKINS, Overton 0. Sam II. Perkins, 412 CALI, Manfredo. Mrs. Margareta Gallicani, SENKEWI 1, Bolestown. Mrs. Bolestown Bunlison Street, San Marcos, Tex. 49 Aqueduct Street, Ossining, N. Y. Senkewiss, 14 Osler Street, New Bedford, SHUCKEROW, Francis P. Mrs. Eliza Shuck- CARDANT, Lazzaro. Maria Silvl, 126 East Mass. erow, 28 Pliny Street, Hartford, Conn. Simmons; Tenth Street, New York, N. Y. - SIMMONS, Dewey Lee. Mrs. Alva SIMMONS, Carl. Charles E. Simmons, Bel- CARIUS, Edward A. Mrs. Anna Carius, 223 Newlla, Okla. ington, W.-Va. 923 East Secofid Street, Newport, Ky. SINGE, LUIGI. Mrs. Pasqualian Singe, BAKER, G. Vernon. Charles M. Baker, 1019 CARLSON, Edward, August Carlson, Deer Jay Street, Utica, N. Y. Fourth Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. Creek. Minn. SMITH, Donald G. Mrs. S. W. Smith, 928 BLISS, William P. Mrs. Hattie P. Bliss, CARR, Edward J. Mrs. Louise M. Carr, 49 Main Street, Grinnell, Iowa. 311 East Ninth Street, Hanford, Cal. Fortieth Street, Corona, N. Y. SMITH, Floyd B. David II. Smith, 521 West BOWMAN, John R. Thomas Hughes, Toledo, CERES, Guiseppe. Mrs. Olympid Cores, Capose Park Street, Onlario, Cal. N. C. Pr Avellina, Italy. SMITH, John. Wilbur J. Smith, Amery, Wis. DEBRANDT, Reginald C. Mrs. Clemma De- Mary Sniveley, CHAPMAN, Irvin A. Mrs. Maude Liddie, -Fac- SNIVELEY, Joseph W. Miss brandt. 307 Second Street, Findley, Ohio. tory Street, R.:F. D., Williamsport, Pa. E. 1619 Ross Court, Spokane, Wash. GRtUBS, Lee A. Mrs. Viola Lucas, 425 Neosho Snyder, 230 CHOATE, James. Mrs. Malissa D. Choate, SNYDER, Christensen. Harry Street, Emporia, Kans. R. F. D. 1, Cobkeville, Tenn. South Fifth Street, Columbia, Pa. PETERSON, John 0. Mrs. Christina Peter CINIGLIO, Andrew. Andrew- Ciniglio, 21 son, Welby, Utah. Action, Previously Reported Frederick Street, Oraysend, London, Eng- Kissing in PITNEY, George E. George W. Pitney, Hig- land West Central No. 1, England, Killed in Action. bee. Mo. CONNELL, Charles J. Mrs. C. Connell, 12 CORPORAL. SEIGLER, Lester T. Mrs. Rhoda C. Sergler, East Mohawk Street, Oswego, N. Y. 971 Thomas Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. BASRETT. Rexford 0. Clarence W. Bassett, CROSSLEY, Harry. Mrs. Elizabeth Crossley, I 1UGLEns. 3459 George Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 943 Ninth Street, Denver, Colo. DE BASTIANI, Earnest. Antonio De Bas- JONES, William C. William E. Reardon, 14 tiani, Casio Maggiore, Beluno, Italy. Ellsworth Street, Dorchester, Mass. DOMERGUE, Casimir. Julian Pierce, 958 SECTION 1, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. MCCORMICK, Joseph. Mrs. Julia McCormick, Jackson Street, San Francisco, Cal. 4013 Frederick Avenue, Irvington, Md. DOYLE, Daniel William. The following casualties are reported Mrs. Hannah Doyle, MECHANICS. 905 Bacon Street, Utica, N. Y. by the commanding general of the Ameri- FENTON. Ernest. Edward D. Fenton, 128 BLOOM, Alex G. Alfred B. Johnson, 616 can Expeditionary Forces: Maple Avenue, Reading, Ohio. Railroad Avenue, Clymer, Pa. GERRA Matthew Miss Lena Gerra, 58 Cres- Joseph. John C. Braunbeck, R. Killed in action ------131 BRAUNBECK, cent Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. F. D, 1, Wallis Run, Pa. GLEESON, Michael J. Mrs. Marie Walsh, 435 Died of wounds ------117 PRITATES. East One hundred and thirty-sixth - Street, Died of disease ------302 New York, N. Y. BANN. Fredric W. Frederick Bann, 146 Cen- GOETZ, John A. Mrs. Barbara Goetz, R. P. Wounded severely ------20 ter Street, East Aurora, N. Y. D. 3, Lawton, Mich. Wounded (degree undetermined) - 21 BELLANGER, William T. Tom Bellanger, 30 GOODWIN, William T. Albert B. Goodwin, Wounded slightly ------57 Charles Street, New York, N. Y. 2924 Trendley Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill. BLOISI, Carmelo. Frank Bloisi, Custine, Cal. in action ------221 JESMLLS. Mike. Nick Jesmlls, New Karlo. Kissing BRINDZA, Alexander August. Mrs. Caroline vos, Greece, Samos. Caskey, R. F. D. 84, 154 P. L. S. Harvey, Ill. KANOPSKY, Frank. Mrs. Pear Cariki, Rus- Total------869 BRUCKBAUER, Joseph, jr. Mrs. Frances sellton, Pa. Bruckbauer, R. F. D. 2, Phillips, Wis. LOWE, George, Jr. George Lowe, sr., R. P. D. CANOSA, Antonio. Ignazia Dippolito, 18 2, Snaover, Mich. .August Street, Rochester, N. Y. Killed in Action. LOWER, Harry E. Eli Lower, 404 Broad CARLSON, Guy K. Oscar F. Carlson, care Street, Medina, Ohio. CAPTAINS. of W- man & Partridge, Minneapolis, Minn. McCRORY, Harvey R. Guy McCrory, Agra, CORBETT, Frank H. Mrs. Mary Corbett, Kans. BRADDOCK, Howard C. James S. Brad- 1437 Minford Place, New York, N. Y. Pa. McDOWELL, Claude. Tom McDowell, Jones, dock, Mount Pleasant, COTTRELL, William R. Miss Clara Cottrell, La. BUTCHER, George S. Charles Butcher, 201 680 Ocean Street, Jersey City, N. J. Avenue, Upper Montclair, N. J. McNEILL, Jerome J. Francis T. McNeill, Bellevue DONNELLY, Michael J. Miss Mary Doan- 307 Court Street, Redding, Cal. DOANE, Hugh R. Mrs. Fredericka Deane, nelly, 35 Arlington Street North, Cam- 917 McClellan Avenue, Detroit, Mich. MEYERS, William. Mrs. Theresia Meyers, bridge, Mass. . 1520 Castle Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. LIEUTENANTS. DOTEN, Arthur E. George F. Doten, 246 MURPHY, Harry E. Miss Grace Murphy, 391 BUCKLEY, Benjamin. Mrs. Benjamin Bick- Court Street,- Plymouth, Mass. Broadway, Everett, Mass. ley, 69 Sixth Avenue, Troy, N. Y. DULEVITZ, Fred C. Mrs. Ida Dulevitz, 62 PARMLEY, David T. William T. Parmley, DUDLEY, Carl A. Mrs. Luella P. Wheeler, Water Street, Newburyport, Mass. R. F. D. 18, Leston, Mo. 3 Sprime Street, Boston, Mass. FAWCETT, David. David Fawcett, sr., R. PELLETIER, Florein. Mrs. Anaise Doucette, SQ1WOq-, Karl J. Mrs. Karl Schoen, 5201 F. D. 1, Norcatur, Kans. 185 Robesenn Street, Fall River, Mass. olege Avenud, Indianapoli. Ind. FOCKLER, Charles. D. F. Fockler, R. F. D. PLUNKETT, Paul Thomas. Mrs. Minnie BURNER, Charles W. Mrs. Josephine Turner, 11, Deflance, Ohio. I Plunkett, 784 Cass Street. Milwaukee, Wis. 2827 West Sixteenth Street, Coney Island, FORD. John J., jr. Mrs. Alice'Ford, 388 PRETTY. Saunders Paul. Mrs. Lena Pretty, N. Y. North Main Street, Pomona, Cal. Flat 20. Erie Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. MACKAY, Harold C. Mrs. Dorothy E. Mac- GERSIC, John A. Mrs. Agnes Gersic, 266 PRICE. Glen. Mrs. Glen Price, R. F. D. 2, Kay, 50 St. James Place, Buffalo, N. Y. North Fifth Street, Kansas City, Mo. Lakeview, Ohio. 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PROPES, Grover C. Sam Propes, R. F. D. 1, GIBSON, Dale D. Mile -Gibson, box 44, West KIRKPATRICK, William. Mrs. Harriet Kirk. Lenoir City, Tenn. Pittsburgh, .Pa patrick, Cuddy, Pa. PROSKIEWIEZ, Frank J. Mrs. Julia Kaba- GRIMM, Judsoa 3. Mrs. Anna Grimm, Smith- KLEIN, Herman. Adolf Klein, 520 Minne. cinski, 687 Ninth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. field, Pa.' sota Avenue, Bemidji, Minn. PUDER, Roland D. Mrs. Mary E. Puder, HAWKINS, Dean D. Mrs. Margaret C. Haw- LAMEY, Frank L. W. F. Lamey, Smith Cen. Martinsburg, Iowa. kins, Piley, Cal. ter, Kans. RAINS, Jessie Carl. Mrs. A. J. Rains, Lamax, HERRINGTON, Fred. Mrs. Fred Ilerrington, LEIS, Peter H. Mrs. Elizabeth Leis, Elm Mo. R. F. D. 1, Erie, N. Y. - Street, Spencerville, Ohio. RINGE, Edward. Henry Binge, 342 Madison HODEN, Thomas. Tom Hoden, It. 3,.!Taylor, LINDERMAN, Walfred C. Charles B. Lin- Street, New York, N. Y. Tex. derman, general delivery, Cedarville, Mich. ROACH, John F. Mrs. Willie C. Nelson, 115 JOHNSON, William C. Mrs. Charles A. John- LYBROOK, John W. Peter Lybrook, Floyd West Mississippi Street, Durant, Okla. son, 518 West One hundred and forty-third and Jefferson Streets, Jeffersonville, nd. SCHOFIELD, Lee. Frank L. Schofield, Shel- Street, New York, N. Y. McMAHON, James H. Mrs. Nellie McMahon, bkville, Mo. KAMP, Andrew W. Peter Kamp, sr., Wat- 715 Madison Street, Evanston, Ill. SCIIWIND, Harry. Mrs. Theresa Schwind, sika, IIIl MARRI, Frank. Miss Felamena Marr, Lan. Dickinson, N, Dak. KENNEDY, Ter Francis. Mrs. Anna Ken- giovannium Fiore, Province Sojenco, Italy. SEITZ, Joseph C. Joseph Seitz, 253 Hopkins nedy, 21 Putman Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. MAWYER, Robert L. Mrs. Parker Mawyer, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KNISLEY, Cash. Isaac Knisley, Bookwal- 1711 Thirteenth Street. Lynchburg, Va. SEKERAK, Andrew. Mrs. Kathyrine Sekerak, ter, Ohio. llELBERN, Robert L. Mrs. Emma Melbern, 77 West Washington Street, Struthers, BEATY, Andrew. Mrs. Rebecca Beaty, R. F. Gatesville, Tex. Ohio. D. 3, Anderson, S. C. MUNSEN, Martin. Gust Jobuson, 538 Sixth SHANKLE, Vance C. Brooks B. Shankle, BELLUCCI, Nazzareno. Joe- Bellucci, Cos- Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kannapolis, N. C. tacciaro, Perugia, Italy. MUSSER, Roy A. Mrs. Allice Musser, It. F. SKIBSKI, Frank A. John Skitski, 3217 War- BRADFIELD, Charles R. Mrs. Mary Brad- D. 3, Lewisburg, Pa. saw Street, Toledo. Ohio. field, Rt. F. D. 1, Petersburg, Ind. OTZ, Rudolph, jr. Mrs. Walter R. Wickett, SKROVIG, Tom 0. Olia C. Skrovig, Radcliffe, BROWN, Henry. Dean D. Boone, R. F. D. 1, R. F. D. 4, New Virginia, Iowa. Towa. box 9. Rosehill, N. C. PACOVSKY, Joseph. John Pacovsky, 3607 SMITH, Basil L. Albert S. Smith, R. F. D. 1, BROWN, Vitus W. Mrs. Clyde C. Brown, 714 East Fifty-fourth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Bennington, Vt. Elm Street, Rockport, Ind. PATTERSON, John R. Mrs. C. Patterson, SMITH, Benjamin F. William Anderson, R. CAMPBELL, Saul. Elhanan Campbell, 1931 East Walnut Street, Des Moines, Iowa. F. D. 3, Mayeville, Ky. Yerkes, Ky. P.ETRUZZIELLA, Carlo. Mrs. Rose Di Cicco, SMITH, Edward. Mrs. J. D. Smith, her 25, CARRY, William. -frs. Julia Carey, 92& West Oswald Place, Vauxhall, N. J. Phillipsburg, Pa. Fifty-fourth place, Chicago, Ill. PHILLIPS, Harry Albert. Mrs. Alice Phil- SiBITH, King J. Mrs. Melissa I. Smith, 5403 CASEY, Louis W. Mrs. Mary Casey, Mes- lips, Glenwillard, Pa. Centennial Boulevard, Nashville, Tenn. quite, Tex. PHILLIPS, Mansell L. Mrs. Camelia Phil- STALLINGS, Martin L. Mrs. Dovie Stallings, CASPARY, Stephen H. Henry H. Caspary, lips, East Peru, Iowa. R. F. D. 2, Waxhaw, N. C. general delivery, Houghton, Mich. PINA, James B. Jose Pina, 521 East Madi- WARREN, Cassimir M. James P. Warren, 325 CAYLOR, Clifford, John Caylor, R. F. D. 1, son Street, Phoenix, Aris. Deer Street, Dunkirk, N. Y. Cisco, Ga. QUINN, Charles P. Mrs. Anna Quinn, 410 WILLIAMS, Abe. Mrs. Ola Christian, Legal, CHAMBERLAIN, William R. William E. West One hundred and fifty-seventh Street, Okla. ' Chambeylain, 560 Missouri Avenue, Cincin- New York, N. Y. nati, Ohio. Died of Wounds. RAGLAND, Johu C. Mrs. Clara Roads, Har- CHARTIER, John. Joseph Chartier, 119. vey, W. Va. LIEUTINANTS. West Third Street, St. Paul, Minn. REILEY. Earl-M. George Remley, Russel- CARRUTHERS, Emmett E. Mrs. Laura Car- CHIARELLA, Angelo A. Mrs. Maria Chia- ville, Mo. ruthers; 801 Fifth Avenue, Lewiston, Mont. rlea, 316 Thirteenth Street, Niagara Falls, RHEA, Wade W. Mrs. Sudie Moss, Manson, FLEMING, Saunders. Miss Alice Fleming, N. Y. Ark. Lynchburg, Va. CONTAGALENDO, Sebastiano. Sabastiano RICE, Dale. Mrs. J. B. Rice, Peterstown, O'CONNOR. Timothy. Mrs. Harry Sullivan, Contagalendo, sr., Province Masne, Tutueg, W. Va. 18 Hewlett Street, Ioslindale, Mass. Italy. ROACH, Sam. Mrs. Mary Roach, 119 West POFFENBERGER, George F. Mrs. Emma V. COOK, McGhee. Mrs. Minnie Cook, Peace, Washington Street, Pittsburg. Kans. Poffenberger, Foltz, Pa. Ala. RODGERS, Shellie. Robert P. Rodgers, R. F. STAFFORD, Phillip W. Mrs. Marion 7U. CUNNINGHAM, Thomas A. Mrs. Nellie Cun- D. 6, Hopkinsville, Ky. Stafford, 1528 Seventeenth Street, Sacra- ningham, 183 Thirteenth Street, Jersey ROSENBERRY, Frank O. Ralph Rosenberry mento, Cal. City, N. J. Hardesty, Va. SERGEANTS. DAlHAN, William J.' Mrs. Sophia Dakan, 2416 ROSENKIND, Harry. Shay Rosenkind, 176 Foff Street, Wheeling, W. Va. Forsyth Street, New York, FELTON, Flavis L. Mrs. Sadie L. Felton, N. Y. P. L. Lance, DALTON, Joseph F. Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton, RTIDGE, John M. James A. Rudge, 1800 R 1102 East Boulevard, care of 2733 Darien Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Broken Bow, Nebr. Charlotte, N. C. DAVIS, Clyde B. John W. Davis, McFarlan, SANDERS, Harley R. W. M. Sanders, 6 RHODES, Roger Alouso. Mrs. Birdie Bean, N. C. Home Avenue, Hartsville, S. C. Passaconway 4venue, Haverhill, Mass. DRESSER, Claude V. Mrs. Ada Dresser, 227 SHAFFER, Lorenso. William F. Shaffer, 134 ROBERTS, Jamet H. Peter Roberts, 13 War- North Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. Dutt Street, Wadsworth, Ohio. ren Street, South Manchester, Cona. ERB, Clarence A. Mrs. Anna Erb, 814 Wash- SIMPSON. Ed. Will Simpson, R. F. D. 1, CORPORIALS. ington Street, Waukegan, Ill. tRuffin, N. C. FRENCH, David. Mrs. Samuel French, ERICKSON. John F. L. Mrs. Anna Erickson, SONVILLE, -Ernest A. Mrs. Jane -Schapp, Route 2. Knoxville, Tenn. 22 Marcella Street, Cambridge, Mass. 85528 Dibble Avenue, Seattle, Wash. HACKETT, Patrick H-. Mrs. M. Hackett, FARRELL, John J. Charles Farrell, 18 Gal- SRABIAN, Audes. Tatos Srabian, 132 Soveia Ulster Aveniue, Saugerties, N. Y. pin Street, Naugatuck, Conn. Street, Detroit, Mich. RIDENOUR, Waid. Mrs. M. Pepley. Avon- FINCH, Robert. Mrs. Robert Finch, Aliport, WALSHECK, Charles. Simeon Walsheck, more, Pa. Pa. South Amboy, N. J. SHEARER, Harvey I. Mrs. Roy Shearer, FINLAYSON, Kenneth. David N. Cormick, 66 -WEBB, Isaac L. Mrs. Virginia A. Webb, R. Forsyth, Mont. LeDex Street, Hartford, Coun. P. D. 5, Mount Airy, N. C. SHUMAKER, Wilbert L. Mrs, Harry Shelle- FREELAND, John C. Mrs. Lucy M. Rice, WILCOX, Charles. Mrs. Mary Wilcox, 36 hamer, New Bloomfield, Pa. R. F. D. 1, Woodhull, N. Y. Covert Street, Jersey City, N. J. WARD' Francis J. Mrs. Thomas Ward, Pine FRENCH, George H. Mrs. Mary French, 23 ZAMARRA, Paul. Emyl Zamarra, 335 Fair- Valley, N. Y. Elizabeth Street, Hudson Falls, N. Y. mont Avenue, Newark, N. J. ZURCIIER, David. Jacob Zurcher, Cheboy- FOURNIER, Louis. Mrs. Joseph Fournier, ZAWICKI, John. Miss Veronica Zawicki, 18 gan, Mich. 357 Amhearst Street, Manchester, N. H. Eleamore and Stensey Streets, Pittsburgh, HORSEY, Earl. Mrs. William Horesy, 112 FOWLEfR, Leslie D. DeWitt Fowler, R. F. D. Pa. Pastorius Street, Germantown, Pa. 3, Wolcott, N. Y. ZINT, Roscoe Wesley. Isaac F. Zint, 711 KIRKENDALL, John. William H. Kirken- FOXLOW, Herbert A. Mrs. Anna Clements, Bolivar Street, Oweisboro, Ky. dall. Godley, Tex. 830 Parkway Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. LOVELAND, William. George Loveland, 1109 FRYAR, Samuel N. Mrs. Mary J. Lynch, 311 Died of Disease. . North East Street, Smith Avenue, Chester, Pa. Sherman, Tex. CAPTAINS. MARTIN, George I. Ary Hopper, Rock FULLER, Andrew. Mrs. Joseph Fuller, 107 Creek, British Columbia. Bass Point Road, Bass Point. Nahant, Mess. MANNS, George W. Mrs. Annie M. Manns, WITIIERS, Fillmore. Mrs. Sara A.'Withers, GRAVATT, Paul A. Mrs. Bertha E. Gravgtt North Grafton, Mass. Floreffe, Pa. Tenth and Atkins Avenue, Bradley Beach, WARBRITTON, Ernest R. Mrs. Anna J. War- WOJCIECHIIOWSKI, Frank. Mrs. Anna Sa- N. J. britton, 612 Riverside Avenue, Fort Wayne, dowski, 9119 Columbia Road, Clevelaid, GREINER, Arthur W. Mrs. John Engle, 15 Ind. Ohio. West Caroline Street, Erie, Pa. KNIGHT, Frank H. MW's. Lisette S. Knight, MUSICIAN. HALLIGAN. William Thomas. Mrs. William 59 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ZINDELL. Richard'E. Mrs. Bertha Zindell, E. Powell, 11 Seneca Parkside, Buffalo, LIEUTENANTS. 264 West Sixty-ninth Street, New York,- N. Y. WALKER, Russell Tracy. Russel S. Walker, N. Y. HALVENSLEBEN, Charles. August Halven- De Kalb Avenue and Fulton Street, Brook- MUHANIC. eleben, R. F. D. 3, Reedsburg, Wis. lyn, N. Y. BTRROUGHS, Eugene. Burden C. Burroughs, HEGLAND, Bernard. Thor Hegland, McIn- MUNZER, Richard T. Mrs. Etta Munzer, 907 St. Johnsbury, Vt. tosh. Mian. Ainslie Street, Chicago, Ill. CoK. JOHNSON, John. Mrs. Cora W. Johnson, Ar- PETERSEN, Herbert C. C. A). J. Petersen, 210 Lake Avenue, Park Ridg4 Il. THOMPSON, Harold. Mrs. Fannie Thompson, redonda, FIn. Holden, Logan County, W. Va. JOHNSON, Will. Smart Johnson, Pooler, Ga. CHAPLAIX. KARZISKI, Edward. William Karziski, Route WILLBY, William H. J. Daniel Willby, PRIVATES. 1. Tawas City, Mich. Pierce Street, Springfield, Mo. GEBELE, Charles E. Mrs. Felecia Gebele, KETCHEM. Arithur. Mrs. Ella Brasafd, -22 West Fulton Street, Celina, Ohio. Paynesville, Minn. NURSE, GEISSLER, Fred B. Miss Clara Geissler, 13 KIDD, Silvester. George Marin, Griswold- KEECH, Cara Mea. Mrs. Amelia Keech, 201 Columbia Street, Holyojce, Mass. ville, Mass, East Washington Avenue, Santa Anna, Cal. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 27 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SERGEANTS. BOONE, Joseph J. Alexander Boone, Camden, LIVINGSTON, John L. irs. Minnie Living- FARRELL, James J. lirs. Mary Farrell, 234 S. C. ston, 10 Euclid Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Matson Street, Parsons, Pa. BOWES, Edward Francis. Mrs. Margaret MAN, Harry F., Quan Ring, 864 Grant Ave- FISCHER, John J. Roman Fischer, 2247 Bowes, 358 West Main Street, Waterbury, nue, San Francisco, Cal. West Somerset Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Conn. MATHIAS, Oscar L. John W. Mathias, R. F. FOLK, Edwin E. Mrs. Lillian A. Folk, 16 BRACKETT, Henry L. Mrs. Martha L. D. 2. Diller, Nebr. Smith Street. West Garrollton, Ohio. Brackett, Blue Ridge, Ga. MITCHELL, Benjamin L. Mrs. Fannie C. HIUTSON, Henry J. FlenyM. lutson, Na- BRACY, Roland S. Mrs. Maria Bracy, 2934 Mitchell, Main Street, Lynnfield Center, cogdoces. Tex. Lawton. Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Mass. LAFOND, Thomas E. Joseph E. Lafond, 122 BRADLEY, Harrison. Marshall Lockling, R. MITCHELL, Loyd L. Laurie Mitchell, R. F. Forest Street, Rutland, Vt. F. D). 1, Goodhope, Ga. D. 3, Puryear, lenn. NIELSEN, Frank C. Mrs. Lillie S. Nielsen, BREITBARTH, William. Mrs. Louis S. NEUBAUER, Albert F. Mrs. Reicke Nen- 481 Drexel Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Breitbarth, I. F. D. 3, Granville, Iowa. bauer. R. F. D. 5. Irvington, Wis. RUBLEY, Paul F. Robert F. Rubley, 800 BROWN, Joe. Mrs. Tolly Brown, R. F. D. 1, O'REILLY, Joseph V. Mrs. Mary 0. O'Reilly, North Eleventh Street, Springfiel, Mo. Rockdale, Tex. 209 Taylor Street, West New Brighton, N. Y. SHIVE, Lawrence W. Lonnie W. Shive, Char- BROWN, Liston L. Mrs. Liston L. Brown, QUAIL, George W. Ole A. Quail, Sinai, S. leston, Miss. Curley, S. C. Dak. WEBBER, William W. Mrs. Maud A. Webber, BROWNING, William L. Lelling Browning, REED, Charles. Mrs. Caroline Reed, 836 1303 South Palmetto Avenue, San Antonio, R. F.D. 2, Van Lee, Tenn. Fifteenth Street, Detroit, Mich. Tex. * BROWNLEY, Willey. lirs. Indiana Brown- SCIIARDT, Ernst F. Richard Schardt, R. F. WILLIAMS, Asident. Jim Williams, Arcadia, ley, 409 South Fifteenth Street, St. Louis, 1). 2, Shawano. Wis. La. Mo. SCHWARTZ, Eugene M. Mrs. Ida Schwartz, BROWNIN4, Jule II. William M. Browning, BUCKLES, Patrick F. Spalding Buckles, So- 711 Pleasant Street, Boulder, Colo. R. P. D. 3, Duncan, S. C. nora, Ky. SEAVEY, John W. Daniel G. Seavey, Union- FOX, Jasper N. Henry Fox. Kokomo, Ind. BURKE, Richard J. William J. Burke, 500 Ville, Mo. LONG. Dan. Mrs. Melinda Long, Hewitt, Wast Clinton Street, Elmira. N Y. SIIANKLE. Horwar. Ben Shankle, R. F. D. Tex. BYRD, William E. John J. Byrd, R. F. D. 2. box 30, Batesville, Miss. PRESTON, Gordon W. William H. Preston, South A, Ponce de Leon, Fla. SIMON, George B. Nick Simon, Alexandria, -23 Main Street, Fair Haven, Vt. CAMPBELL, Fed R. Mrs. Nora Campbell, Ky. Johnson City, Tenn. SWAFFoRD, George R. W. E. Swafford, CORPORALS. CAPERS, Robert. Mrs. Alice Capers, 11 Short Litton, Teln. BACON, Charles A. Mrs. Jennie Bacon, 1734 Court, Charleston, S. C, THOMPSON, Thurce M. John Thompson, East Chase Street, Baltimore, Md. CARLSON, Arthur F. Gjiarles G. Carlson, Twenty-eighth and Floyd Avenue, Sioux FINN, William J. Miss Mary Hoolihan, 51 R. F. D. 1, box 56, McGregor, Minn. City, Iowa. Lyons Street, Dorchester, Mass. CARMICHAEL, Eugene F. Herman Car- WALLACE, John S. Herbert Wallace, 1575 GLASER, Andrew G. Mrs. Hilda Glaser, 2246 michael, Livingston, Cal. South Pearl Street, Denver, Colo. North Fifth Street; Philadelphia, Pa. CARTA, John A. Charlie Carta, Del Rio, WARWAS, Stephen. Anton Warwas, Meyers- GREEN, Walter I. Joseph H. Green, -Lona- Tex. Ville, Tex. * coning, id. AMBERG, William C. Theodore J. Amberg, WILSON, Clarence J. James M.- Wilson, HAMILTON, Gilbert P. Mrs. Patience Hamil- 544 Melrose Street, Chicago, Ill. Pleasant Hope, Mo. ton, 213 West Eleventh Street, Conneraville, BOONE, Atlas. John Boone, R. F. D. 1, box WILSON, Leonard R. Barton S. Wilson, 223 - Ind. 54, Garland, N. C. Lake Street, Topeka, Kans. RUSHFELDT Elmer F. John A. Rushfeldt, BRIGER, Anthony N. Anthony Briger, 9 WILSON, Ruben L. Thomas J. Wilson, Sey- Vulcat, Alberta, Canada. Sand Street, Albany, N. Y. mour. Tex. STALTER, Arthur R. Mrs. Nellie Stalter, BRISCOE, Arch Louis Mrs. Josie Briscoe, M OLLNY, Tendo,. lirs. Annie Wol1ny, R. F. 331 West Fair Avenue, Lancaster, Ohio. It. F. D. 4, Iolden, Mo. D. 1, Westhoff, Tex. VAN MOURIK, John. Mrs. Amelia Van Mon- BROWN, David L. Mrs. Ellen Brown, War- DUBIN, Victor. lirs. Catherine Dubin, 58 rik, Z702 Genea Street, Oakland, Cal. remxille, S. C. East Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. WARREN, Clyde A. Frank Warren, Grove- BROWN, James. Ioncis Brown, R. F. D. 1, EARN, John W. Charles Earn, 218 South ton. N. II. IRiplev, Tenn. Eighth Street, Victor, Colo. BABER, Benjamin S. William B. Baber, 103 BROYLES, Herbert L. Miss Sallie Martin, EATON, Robert. Mr. Emma G. Eaton, Mi- Bond Street, Benton Harbor, Mich. King, Ark. Canopy, Fla. PRERK, Herman J. Henry Frerk, sr. R. F. BUSBY. John II. John B. Busby, C-truthers- EIILER, William. Mrs. Annu Ehlers, Ben- D. 1, Sutherland, Iowa. Ville, lo. nington, Nebr. ESCUE. Maynard. Joe Escue, R. F. D. 4, HENRY, Paul E. Lewis C. Henry, R. F. D. 1, BUSER, Alfred. Tom Sherman, 323 Gain Trbana Ohio - Street, Davenport, Iowa. Ripley. Tonn. JONES, ohn. B. Mrs. Margaret A. Jones, CHESLOCK, Peter Mrs. Anna Cheslock, 170 ESPY, folio. Wylie Gibson, R. F. D. 1, box Bessie, Ark. Hill Street, Market, N. Y. 44, Mathews, Ala. KNOX, Paul S. John L. Knox, R. F. D, 2, CUTSFORTH, Edward F. Miss Hazel Cuts- EVANS1, Buren. Porter D. Evans, Bowling Ventura, Cal. forth, route 2, Westfield, Wis. Green, Ky. DENELSBECK, Joast N. Mrs. Charlotte EVANS,' Lester N. Mrs. Mattic Evans, R. F. MUSIIAt. Denelabeck, 313 North Sixth Street, Vine- D. 0, Winenester, Tenn. TATOM, Bartells N. Eugene S. Tatom, 115 land, N. J. EXNEI, Walter 37 Charles Exner, East North Draper Street, -Shawnee, Okla. EILKS, Carl J. Mrs. Marie G. Eilke, Bruns- Mauch Chunk, Pa. ville. Iowa. FINNARN, Leo. Levi Finnarn, 504 Washing- rECIHANICS. EIPPER, Jesse R. Daniel Ripper, Artesia, ton Avenue, Greenville, Ohio. SCROGGINS, James I. Joe Scroggins, N. Mex. FLIN, Fred. Charlie Flin, R. F. D. 6, box 10, Springdale, Ark. FISCHER, Henry Anton Fischer, R. P. D. 3, Gainesville, Fa. SMITH, Homer 0. William A. Smith, Locust box 83. St. Cloud, Min. FLOWERS, Martin L. Mrs. Vestie Flowers, !Grove, Ga. FLATT, James L. Mrs. Bessie F. Griffin, R. R. V. D. 1, Holliday, Tenn. F. D 1, Keefton, Okla. FRANKENSTEIN, Elmer I. lMrs. Rose Anna HARRISON. Clarence A. Ira Harrison, Cir- FRANSVOOG, Harold. Mrs. Cynthia Frans- Frankenstein, 18 Blackmar Street, Newark, cleville. Ohio. voog, 1330 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, N. Y. HENDRYX, George L, John A. Hendryx, Cen- Cal FRASCA, Andrea. Sista Frasca, City of Ala- ter Point, Iowa. GRAY, Gideon. Mrs. June Gray, R. F. D. 3, tri. Province Rome, Italy. Eveta Minn. FRASER, Alferd. Ella Gardner, S. R. 131 COOKS. GREEN, James Lee. Miss Laura Green, I. East Seventeenth Street, East New York, WEEKS, Stallard Roscoe. Caswell L. Weeks, F. D. 1, box 78, Midway, Tex. N. Y. Paoli, Ind. GRESLIVOLD, Ole 0. Ole 0. Greslivold, GALLOWAY, William L. L. William R. Gal- ADAMS, Lewis B. James Adams, R. F. D. 1, -Welseth, N. Dak. loway, 330 Tobacco Street, Columbia, S. C. Englewood,- Tenn. HATZINGER, John Edward. Mike Hatzinger, GARRETT. Eliga 0. Mrs. Bell Garrett, BELL, George A. William Bell, 507 Gold R. F. D. 1, box 44, Fall River, Wis. , Byrdstown, Tenn. Street, Baltimore, lid. JIOMER, Elwin G. Mrs. Christina Homer, GEBEL, Frank. Nick Gebel, Kents Store, BYRD, Shellie. lirs. Elmer Byrd, R. F. D. 3, 300 Dale Avauue, Muskegon, Mich. Va. box 21, Branchville, S. C. JOHNSON, German L. Mrs. Dorsie A. John- GIRK. Cleo MT. lirs. Elizabeth Girk, R. F. D. SHAFFNER, Maurice' Mrs. Rose Shaffner, son, It. F. D. 2, Northwilkesboro, N. C. "A." Forgan, Okla. 2130 Alice Place, Chicago, Ill. JOHNSON, Val. Edward M. Johnson, 520 GLADING, Clarence L. Newell R. Glading, East Midway, Bethany, Nebr. R. F. D. 1, Lorain, Ohio. PRIVATES. JONES, Jesse. John B. West, R. F. D. 4, GLASS, William. Mrs. Catherine Glass, 235 ALLEN, James A. Lemuel T. Allen, R. F. D. Mount Liberty, Ind. West Sixty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. 2, Westville, Okla. JONES, William A.. Mrs. Ada Jones, Cory- GOLDSTEIN, Jacob. Mis, Rose Goldstein, BARTEL, John. grs. Minnie Bartel, R. F. D. don, Ky. 22 First Street, Union Hill, N. T. 2, Carroll, Iowa. KINSLOW, Charlie H. Oscar G. Kinslow, GRANT, Chester A. James Hugh Grant, box BAUER, George H. Frederick Bauer, 3601 Lucas, Ky. 31, La Pryor, Tex. Richmond Street, Philadelphia, Pa. KNIGHT, Joseph P. Patrick Kiight, 84 Goffe GRASSMIEIER, Ernest C. Frank Grassmeler, BAUER, Jacob G. George Bauer, 330 F Street. New Haven, Conn. 1l. F. P.- 2, box 3, fHamburg, Iowa. Street, Lincoln, Nebr. KUSTER, Fred Henry. Henry G. Foster, 1803 GRAY. Ossie. Mrs! Ellen Gray, Pendleton, 'BAER, Illartin L. Samuel H. Bauer, R. F. Grand Central Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. S. c. D., Spring City, Pa. LANGLEY, Henry. Dick Langley, R. F. D. 3, GRAY, Solomon. Luther Adkins, 604 Church BETSWORTH, Vern F. irs. Allen E. Bets- Princeton, N. C. Street. Wilmington, N. C. worth, C aton, Okla. LANGON., Morris. Mrs. Katie Fisher, 2 For- GREEN, Hlenry F. Harry D. Green, 197 Main BLACKLE N. William H. Mrs. Sarah Black- tieth Street, Cairo, Ill. Street, Littleton, N. J. + , 548 East Norwegian Street, Pottsville, LECKINGTON, Lee R. Mrs. Susan Lecking- GRISSOM, James B. Creed F. Grissom, R. F. Pa. ton, 327 La Porte Road, Waterloo, -Iowa. D. 5, McMinnville, Tenn. BLYE, Harry. Mrs. Minnie 1G Blye, R. F. D. LEDFORD, Ballinger. Mrs. Hannah Legg, GROTH. Henry A. Albert Miller, R. F. D. 1, "B." box 32, Ocala, Fla. Torrent, Kv. Rubicon. Wis. BODERICK, Ezekiel. ,Mrs. Luejane Boderick, LENTZ, Charles G.. Mrs. Albert S. West, 823 GROYA, Joseph A. Mrs. Marv Groya, 518 R. F. D. 1, Lonestar, S. C. South Fulton Street, Salisbury. N. C. South Farragut Street, Bay City, Mich. BOLIN, James C. Mrs. Nellie F. Bolin, Long LITTLES, William D. Miss Mollie Cox, R. F. GUNDERSON' Edwin. Anton Gunderson, R. Point, Ill. D. 1, Hot, Va. F. D. 1, Cameron, Wis. 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING HANGARD, Harry. Mrs. Hanna Hangard, MILLER, Henry A. Charley M. Miller, Wa- SIMS, ChIrlie A. William R. Sims, R. F. D. R. F. D. 1, Ashland, Wis. dena, Minn. 1, box 3, Fulton, Ark. HIARTMAN, Lambert T. Mrs. Elizabeth Hart- MORGAN, James A. Mrs. Maggig Morgan, SLOAS, Charles. Daniel Sloas, Princess, 1y. man, 431 Goethe Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Blue, Okla SNEAD, Roy M. Mrs. Maud Snead, Penni. g. HAZARD, Harold A. Mrs. Delia H. Thomas, MUSGUZ. Lorenzo. Mrs. A. F. Garcia, Sa- ton Gap, Va. 79 Wadsworth Street, Providence, R. . pulpa, kl. SPENCRR, Abe. Mrs. Annie Spencer, R. I,. HEFNER, Edward. Henry Hefner, R. F. D. NIPPE, Fred W. Fred Nippe, -Rh. F. D. 3, D. 1, Pee Dee, N. C. 5, Lima, Ohio. Strasburg, Ill. STROMME, Tellef. Ole Stromme, Oklee, HOLMAN, Filo. Mrs. Elizabeth Holman, R. NORTHRIP, Robert E. Mrs. Ililie Northrip, Mini).- R. D. 1, Kings Creek, N. C. Sleeper, Mo. TEURMAN, Charles D. Mrs. Minnie M. IIOLMIGREN, Edmund E. John W, Holm- NORTON, William. Mrs. Ada V. Norton, 1509 Teurman, Route 5, Elk City, Okla. gren, box 58, Chisago City. Minn. Franklin Street, Jacksonville, Fla. THOMAS, Henry. Mrs. Harriet Thomas, R. HOOVER, Alvin J. Jacob Hoover, R. F. D. 3, NOWACKI, Joseph D. George Nowacki, box F. D. 2, Hartsville, S. C. Rockford, Ind. 117. Mackay, Idaho. TROUPE, James F. Nathan Troupe, R. F. D. HOUSE, Roy. Mrs. Sadie Crow, 269 Laurel NULL, George J. Thomas E. Null, Addison, 2, Hamilton, Miss. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Pa. TUYN, Cornelis W. Gerrit Meyer, 928 HUGHES, James F. Mrs. Julia Carroll, 5363 O'BRIEN, James J. Mrs. James J. O'Brien, Thirteenth Street, Merced, Cal. Newhall Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 329 Ninth Street, Jersey City, N. J. .VANDERMARK, Fred. Mrs. Dollie Vander. INGRAM, Charles L. Terry Ingram, R. F. D. OLDMANSE, Arthur. Clarence L. Soldier, mark, Nuangola, Pa. 1, Woodlawn, Tena. Ree, N. Dak. VAUGHN, Pink. Elmer Vaughn, Rives, Mo. JACKSON, Jim. Mrs. Adeline A. Jackson, OLSEN, Louis. Chris Olsen, Verdi, Minn. VETTER, Albert. Mrs. Elizabeth Vetter, R. F. D. 1, Elko, Ga. OUREN, George Beryl. Francis W. Ouren, 1846 Birchwood Street, Chicago, Ill. JACOBSON, Jacob C. Mrs. Esther Jacobson, 124 Fourth Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. VON STOJENTIN, William. Mrs. Erma 210,Moreland Avenue, Mankato, Minn. PARSONS, Manton M. Mrs. Ellen P. Jackson, Lavrenz, R. F. D. 2, box 56, Unity, Wis, JAMES, Robert S. Mrs. Lela James, R. F. D. Florence, Tex. WAGNER, Fred G. Mike Wagner, R. F. D. 3, 3, Turnersville, Tenn. PEARCE, Fred A. Thomas A. Pearce, Roe Prairie View, Kans. TONES, Earl. Enos Jones, Potomac, Ill. traver Township, Vammeta, Pa. WALLACE, Samuel A. Mrs. Estelle Wallace. JONES, Frank S. Orland C. Jones, 1118 PECHIE, Charles J. Durfee Pechie, Plain Bradford, Ark. - Nineteenth Avenue, Altoona, Pa. field, Colin. WARD, John H. Mrs. Zuler Arnold, R. F. D. KANE, Daniel. Miss Sarah Kane, Wellesley PEET, Albert S. Fenmore Peet, R. F. D. 1 1, Friendship, Tenn, Road Wellesloy, Mass. Miliford, N. Y. WARNKE, Edward W. C. . Fred Warnke, KESSTNER, William, L. Frank Kesstner, R. PENDERGAST, Everett R. Mrs. Louise Pen Paullina, Iowa. F. D, 1, Webster, S. Dak. dergast, Chambers, Nebr. WARRENSFORD, Charles A. Mrs. Jennie KEYS, Berton j. Amzle A. Keys, R. F.' D. 2, PEPIN, Charley V. Bruno Pepin, R. F. D Warrensford, R. F. D. 1, Victoria, Ill. Ringgold, Ga. 4, box 70, Chippewa Falls, Wis. WASIAK, Felix L. Miss Mary Maposkag KILMER, Grant. Charles C. Kilmer, Milaca, PERIGO, Rando hli. George V. Perigo 4747 Milnor Street, Plladelphia, Pa. Minn. R. F. D. Tompkinsville, Ky. WATERS, Howard M. Elvin A. Waters, R. KING, Donald W. Fred B. McMillan, 320 PERRY, Corbet. Mrs, Sarah Perry, R. F. D. F. D. 2, Atkinson, Nebr. Central Park West, New York. N, Y. 1, Southside, Tenn. WATKINS, Devere. Leslie L. Watkins, Tre- KING, George E. James II. King, box 143, PETERS, Fred W. Jacob Peters, box 141, monton, Utah. - Wheatland, Okla. Verdel Nebr WEBB. Sam J. Orters S. Webb, 201 West KIRKLAND, Joseph W. Mrs. Mary B. Kirk- PETERS, William M. Miss Meta A. Peters, Sixth Street, Claremore, Okla. land, R. F. D., White Haven, Tenn. 5244 Magnolia Avenue, Chicago, Ill. WEIR, Perly. Mrs. Elizabeth Weir, R. F. D. KLEINJOHN, Herbert A. Mrs. Margaret PHILLIPS, Robert J. Mrs. Catherine Phil- 6, Anderson, Ind, Kleinjohn, T Calvin Place, Louisville, Ky. lips, 838 South Fifty-seventh Street, Phila- B ESA, Arthur J. Andrew Wesa, R. F. D. 2, KOEILER, Edwin C. William Koehler, 824 delphia, Pa. Menahga, Minn. Twenty-fourth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. PLUMB, James W. Mrs. Elizabeth Plumb, WEST, Roy M. Mrs. Martha C. West, R. P. KOSTENBADER, Charles 4. George Kosten- R. F. D. 9, box 22, Avalon, Wis. D. 2, box 55, Arnett, Okla. bader, 520 Forty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PURTELL, Thomas, jr. Mrs. Thomas Pur- WHITTMETER, Henry. Simon Whittmaier, LANE, Oliver I. Lawrence D, Lane, Carthage, tell, jr., P. 0. box 210, Cementon, N. Y. Lockeford, Cal. Ill. RAAF, Alfred T. Herman A. Raaf, Gerald, WILLIAMS, Arthur C. William Williams, Mo. LANGFORD, Stephen E. Mrs. Edna Lang- box 25, Kinney, Minn. ford, Iillam Tenn. RABENHORST, Edgar. Henry Rabenhorst WILLIAMS, Horace F. Henry T. Williams, LARKIN, James. Eli Larkln, 1120 East Four- R. F. D. 8, Watertown, Wis. Graham, Tenn. RAYL, General L. Mrs. Nany Rayl, Hon WILSON, Charles E.' Charles Shellhart., teenth Street, Wilmington. Del. Marysville, CHRISTIAN, Claude R. Mrs. Jolnie Chris- tomua, Mo. Ohio. tian, R. F. D. 1, Lancaster, Tenn. REYNOLDS, Ralph W. Mrs. Albert Reys WILSON, Gus. Mrs. Lucy Bowlitan Wilson, CIUFO, Salvatore. Victor Cinfo, 401 Buf- nolds, Northeast Harbor, Me. R. F. D. 2, Rushmy. Va. falo Street, Utica, N. Y. RICE, Clarence L. James L. Rice, R. F. D. WORK, Hugh L. Mrs. Emma Work, 402 CLARK, Felix W. Mrs, Rose Clark, 283 1, box 34, Dorchester, Tex. North Sixth Stieet, Fairfield, Iowa. South Conley Street, Wallingford, Conn. RICHARD, Bryan C. Frank Richard, Leba- YACKER, Harry. Mar Yacker, 560 Grand CLARK, non, Oreg. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mance. Miss lxie Clark, Decatur, RICHARDSON, Paul F. George S. Richard- Ga. Wounded Severely. COZART, John A. 'Hubert A. Cuzart, R. F. D. son, 1555 West Vernon Avenue, Los An- 1, Esto, Fla. geles, Cal. SERGa'ART. RICHERSON, Dallas H. John C. Richerson, (RIM, William M. Mrs. Annie Gay Crim, R. Campbellsville, Ky. TARSITANO, Gabriel. Leopold Tarsitano, 720 F. D. 5. McMinnville, Tenn. RIDGLEY, William Vernon. Mrs. Margret Forquer Street, Chicago, Ill. CROW, Mason M. George W. Crow, 502 East Ellen Harris, Mount Airy, Carroll County, Howard Strt. Pontiac, Ill. MG. CORPORALS. CURTIS, M...is J. John B. Curtis, Postoak, BUTLER, Charles. Miss Marjorie Martell, ' Va. TYLER, Robert M. Mrs. Charlotte Tyler, Berkely Street, East Hampton, Mass. Webb Ariz. DORR, William R. Mrs. Ellen Dorr, 114 DEAN, Dalid j Miss Christina Moeller, 2213 RINDA, Eddie. Robert L. Hines, I. F. D. 2, Cecil Avenue, Baltimore, Md.- box 23, Lacrosse, Va. Bingham Street, Alpena, Mich. DRISCOLL, Daniel A. Mrs. Winifred Dris- ROACH, John J. Mrs. Mary E. Roach, Matti- GALLAGHER, William. Charles Edward Gal- coll, 37 Holly Street, Peabody, Mass. tuck, N. Y. - lagher, 1923 West Morse Street, Philadel- LA RO, John. Mrs. Minnie M. Laro, 722 North ROBERTS, Harbert E. William W. Roberts, phia, Pa. , Ninth Street, Quincy. Ill. R. F. D. 5, Marion, Ill. VAUGHT, Louis S. W. Y. Vaught, Science LARSON, Lars. Mrs. Mary Larson, R. F. D. ROBINSON, Daniel. Mrs. Belle Robinson, Hill, Ky. 1, Centerille, Iowa. Prairie Ala. WATSON, Cole Woodward. Cole Watson, sr,, LEDBETTER, Homer P. Will B. Ledbetter, ROERIN6, Ben. Herman B. 1oering, R. F. D. 338 Greenwich Street, Reading, Pa. R. 1. D. 1, Pope, Tenn. 2, Melrose, Minn. I lUS IIV'. LEE, Harry. James Lee, Camerson, Ill. ROSE, John W. Mrs. Molly Rose, 322 West LEESEBERG, Richard. William Leeseberg, Market Street, Decatur, Ala. VILLARREAL, Jerry, jr. Gertrudis Yillar- Nevis, Minn. SADDLER, Willie K. Allen Saddler, R. F. D. real, Gallup, N. Hex. LEVY, Ralph F. James R. Levy, 334 North 1, Bloomington Springs, Tenn. PRIVATES. Water Street, Clinton, Mo. SAUER, Art N. John Sauer, Cold Springs, Minn. BROWN, James A. Henry^ D. Brown, Kitts, LEWIS, Dayton M. Mrs. Martha E. Lewis, Ky. general delivery, Akron, Ohio. SCHAFFER, Lawrence. Mrs. Floris Schaffer, BUDNEY, Conrad. Mrs. Julia Budney, 56 LOFTUS, Patrick F. Mrs. Kathryn Loftus, R. F. D. 1, box 33, Alledonia, Ohio. Church Street, Beacon, N. Y. Mahanoy Plane, Pa. SCHAEFFNER, Adolph R. Mrs. Bertha COOK, George. Mrs. Sarah A. Cook, 121 LOVES-THE-WAR, George. Mrs. Susan Schaffuer, 1327 Bushwick Avenue, Brook- Chestnut Street, Niles, ohio. Loves-The-WMar, Wakpala, S. Dak. lyn, N. Y. CORCORAN, Neil. Mrs. Margaret Corcoran, McCARTY, Samuel A. Mrs. Mary McCarty, SCHMITZ, Estel L. Thomas S. Schmits, 39. F. D. 1. Lawrence, Miun. R. F. D. 4, box 155, Norwich, Conn. 326 East Woodland Street, Knoxville, Tenn. Max Fishbein, 1360 McCLINTOC, George. Joseph McClintoc, R. SCHRODER, Albert. Mrs. Helen Schroder, FISIBEIN, Benjamin. R. F. D. 1, box 16, Baxter Springs, Kans. Lyman Place, New York, N. Y. F. D. 2, Blarington, Ohio. Chart. McGINLEY, Cormick G. Mrs. Rose Foehl, SCOPIKIE, Vingenzo. Mike Deangelo, 500 HALLIHAN, Henry L. J. J. Hallihan, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hancock Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ley, Mass. 238 Irving Avenue. Mrs. Annie Higgs, Caney- McHUGH, Thomas 0. Andrew T. McHugh,, SENGRUSCH, George H. Fritz Senghusch, HIGGS, .Barney. box 81, Triumph, Minn. ville, Ky. Duncan. S. C. V. Mrs. 1W_,y Mary McKNIGHT, 9tanly S. Mrs. Cecelia L. Me- SHAVER, Charles D. Mrs. Masely Shaver, KILBRIDE, Terence 300 St. Clair Street, Goldsboro, N. C. Kilbride, Toledo Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. Knight, R. F. D. 7, Newark, Ohio. MOORE, Joseph E. James E. Moore, Cotta* MEEHAN, Raymond J. Joseph Meehan, 6922 SHAVERS, Charles H. Mrs. Nellie Shavers, 909 West Boundary Street, Savannah, Ga. Rooming House, Deming, N. Mex. South Winchester Avenue, Chicago, Ill. POPPLEWELL, Albert J. W. C. Popplewell, MENDELL, Carl T. Mrs. S. R. Smith, 0 SHEARER, Albert J. Louis R. Shearer, 700 Stout Street, Rochester, N. Y. South Oakwood Avenue, Geneseo, Il. Eureka Springs, Ark. MERRILL, Roy G. Mrs. Ida B. Merrill, 5421 SIEGMETER, Emil L. John Seigmeier, 5202 SADOWSKI, Julius. Stanley Sadowski, 915 West Thirty-first Avenue, Denver, Colo. South Justin Street, Chicago, 111. Bremmen Street, Milwaukee, Wis. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 29 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING THOIRNTON, Brown 1. Mrs. Eunice Thorn- BUCK, Westley E. George W. Buck, P. 0. box MCENROE, John J. Mrs. Margaret McNaboe, ton. 5215 First Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. 57, Harrisburg, Vt. 2621 Swain Street, Philadelphia, Pa. VANKIRK, Earl. Mrs. Allis Vankirk, Schell CARY, Mike. Miron Cary, 2329 Woodland PLETSCHER Edward T. Mrs. Barbara, Citi, 10. E Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Pletscher, 1308 Q Street, Sacramento, Cal COLASANTI, Philip. DAn Colasanti, Mar- BLACKMAN, Edward S. Samuel M. Black- - Wounded (Degree Undetermined). quette, Mich. man, 1027 North Maain Street, Providence, CAPrAIN. FAGAN, Henry. Miss Catherine Fagan, 2321 R. I. Grove Street, Bridgeport, Conn. EGLI, Albert J. Peter Egli, 1118 St. Joseph ALEXANDER, -William D. lre. V. ). Alex- FECCA, Charles. Daniel Fecca, 1531 Camae Avenue, Evansville, Ind. ander, 202 Prince George Street, Annapolis, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ERICKSON, Gustav A. John Erickson, 27 ld. FELDSTERN, Samuel H. Mrs. Bessie Feld- East Judson Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. SERGEANT. .. stern, 25't North Newkirk Street, Philadel- FLIES, Broney. Mrs. Barbara Flies, 1004- WJLMOT, Harry J. Mrs. Exerine Dennis, 47 p~hia, Pla. Weil Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Center Street, Penacook, N. I. FLANAGAN, Frank M. Michael Flanagan, HAMILTON, Dallas D. John F. Hamilton, CORPORALS. 1441 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. 700 Douglas Street, Defiance, Ohio. FRADELLA, Emanuel J. Mrs. Jennie Fradella, O'CONNOR, Michael. Dominic O'Connor, 206 GRUMLEY, Fred R. Mrs. Elizabeth Grumley, 366 Broome 5treet, New York, N. Y. North Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 018 West Mound Street, Columbus, Ohio. FRESINI, Anthony. Miss Have Fresinl, 620 OLSON, Guido William. Mrs. Amanda Olson, SCZlACK, William L. Mrs. John Schrack, Thompson Street, East End, Pittsburgh, Pa. 8137 Seminary Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 25 East Rambo Street, Bridgeport, Pa. HACKER, Arthur J. Mrs. Laura Hacker, R. PELHAM, William. Mrs. Mary' Pelham, 50 VELTEAJA, Ralph. Hessel Veltema, R. F. D. F. D. 4, Guilford, Ill. Nicholls Street, Lockport, N. Y. 5. Ilndsonville, Mich. HANLEY, John J. Mrs. Ellen Hanley, 208 SHARPLESS, Ellis G. Mrs. Rokle Sharpless, BUGLER. East 94th Street, New York, N. Y. Laguna, Tex. HEALY, Richard J. Miss Metta K. Healy, ADAMSON, Joseph. Mrs. Mary L. Adamson, FISCHER, Flo3d David. Mrs. Sadie Fischer, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Fifteenth Street, Reading, Pa. care of Orient Insurance Go., Hartford, 7019 Boyer 335 South Conn. PlRI VATES. HEARN, Arthur P. George Hearn, 214 Sixth MECHANICS. FORBES, Bertram L, John A1. Forbes, Ash- avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ALEXANDER, John R. Ben F. Alexander, land, N. H. JOHNSON, Karl Ihilmer. C. C. Johnson, 11 Cumby, Tex. FROST', Ernest F. Mrs. Della Rackliff, R. F. K. Terrace, Everett, Mass. OAKES, William. Mrs. Alice Barry, 239 D. 2, Farmington, Me. KALTZOW, Adolph. Mrs. .Anna Kaltzow, 106 Monmouth Street, Jersey City, N. J. IAMIILTON, George D. Mrs. Darsie Hamil- Butler Street, Brooklyn N. Y. COOK. ton, Blue River, Ky. KELLEY, William. Eli keliey, Summitville, HAMM, Howard. Airs. E. Iamm, 1250 Forty- Ind. DONOVAN. William J. Mrs. Bridget Dono- sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KING, Walter P. Henry M. King, 37 School van, 57 Sage Avenue, BuiTalo, N. Y. HAMPSHIRE, Joseph W., Jr. Mrs. Emma Street, Milford, Mass. PRIVATES. Hampshire, 75 Loasdale Avenue, Pawtucket, LEE, Martin. Coleman Lee, 119 Sixth Street, i. 1 South Boston, Mass. ANDERSON, Ernest Sigfried. Jacob Ander- IIAMMOND, Irving E. Charles E. Hammond, LEFEVE, Eugene. Mrs. Maggie Lefeve, son, Rossiter, Pa. Kingsley, N. Y. BECCIRE, Salvatore. John Sini, Madison, 142 Kelsey Street, Portland, Me. Conn. IIANES, John L. Alexander M1. Hanes, 26 MACK, William. Mrs. Katherine J. Elliott, First Avenue, Galva, Ill. 11 Oak Street, Sharon, Pa. BENNING, Robert B. Mrs. Josephine Ben- lartin Keavey, 452 East MARTIN, Clarence. Bob Martin, general de- ning, Lothian, Md. KEAVEY, Patrick. R. One hundred and thirty-seventh Street, New livery, Reform, Ala. BENNETT, Peter H. Mrs. Anna Bennett, York, N. Y. MATLEGA, Wilhelm. Joseph Matlega, 307 F. D. 2, Millington, Mich. TiLECAK, Frank. Frank Klecak, 434 East Garfield Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BERKLEY, Rollo A. Ernest Berkley, general York, N. Y. METOSKIE, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Sarosy, 415 delivery, Milan, Mich. Fifty-ninth Street, New Schoo- McINTOSH, Stephen. Mrs. Mary McIntosh, West Sixteenth Street New York N Y. BORTLE, Raymond. Mrs. Frances Van 188 South Street, Morristown, N. J. MILLETT, Dennis F. George W. illiett, In- ter, Springwater, N. Y. MORAN, Joseph Frances. Mrs. Helen Moran, dustry, Me. BRANT, Ray' C. Mrs. Annie Brant, R. F. D. 3110 Rutger Street, St. Louis, Mo. PARENT, Amede. Fred Parent, IS Birch 1, Cairnbrook, Pa. PERKINS, Howard, A. Mrs. Luella B. Per- Street, Ludlow, Mass. BRAY, Joseph Alfred. Joseph Bray, 1129 kins, 30 Freemont Street, Winthrop, Mass. RAU, Max. Mrs. Mamie Rau, 321 Dewey East Nineteenth Street, Paterson, N. J. SARRO, Henry R. Guy Sarro, 7 Chestnut Street Grafton, W. Va. BROTHERSON, Harold. Mrs. Lilly Brother- Street, Pittsfield, lass. EICH ARDS, Beaman. Edward Richards, R. son, 849 East Thirty-second Street, New SCHULTZ, Walter E. Mrs. Martha Noonan, F. 1). 2, Chillicothe, Ohio. York, N. Y. - 131 Fourth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. SCIIULTE, Elmer Meyer. Rudolph Meyer BROWN, Eazor Franklin. Daniel E. Brown, THOMPSON, Roy H. Bion 0. Thompson, Schulte, 1003 Concord Avenue, Detroit, Route 2, Seagrove, N. C. 111. Mich. BUCK, David A., Mrs. Loretta Buck, Cherry Ashkum, SHILLINGBURG, Dorsey W. Mrs." Myrtle Valley, Ill. Slightly Wounded. Shillingburg, Aurora, W. Va. BURLEIGH, Benjamin. Mrs. Robert Ten- STONE, Vincent Joseph. Mrs. Margaret - nings, 1506 Orange Avenue, Roanoke, Va. CAPTAIN. Bingham, 86 Marshall Street, Paterson, BUJSZTA, Ignacy. Tony Buszta, 1821 Cecil BALL, John. R. Mrs. Katie E. Ball, 130 Pine N. J. Street, Detroit, Mich. Street, Tamaqua, Pa. STRAECK, William G. Lona McCord, Neal, CAMPBELL, Edward J. Edward Cainpbell, LIEUTENANTS. Ga. 1716 Carlton Street, Berkeley, Cal. TROG, Charles G. Charles A. Trog, Peculiar, CIIESLEY, Albert L. Mrs. Arexene Chesley, BOAS, Ross Herman. Charles Ross Boas, 115 Mo. I 6 Delaware Street, East, Somerville, Mass. State Street, Harrisburg, Pa. WHITEFORD, William Cameron. David CHOTTINER, Herman. Mrs. Lena Chottiner, BROWN, James Bert, Mrs. Perdetta Brown, .Tames Whiteford, 909 Richmond Street, 2100 Sylvan Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. 605 Dix Avenue, Detroit, Mhich. Scranton, Pa. CISWSKIE, Alex. Peranek Adamski, 249 CASEY, William F. W. F. Casey, 440 Van N. Y. WILLIAMS, Hallie B. Mrs. Eva Williams, West One Street, Stevens Point, Wis. Cortland Park Avenue, Yonkers, * Derby, Ind. - CLAUSON, James. William Clausen, Yuma, SErGEANTS. WILLIAMS, Henry Newton. Mrs. Nancy T. Colo. GEIMILL, Edward Y. William Gemmill, 660 Williams. Westview, Ky. CRAIG, Frank R. James Craig, general de- Fourth Avenue, Williamsport, Pa. WILLIAMSON, Wyatt, jr. Dr. Wyatt Wil- livery, Cold Creek, Tenn. KUDER, Howard Frederick. Rev. Calvin Ku- liamson, sr., Royse City, Tex. CRAM, Earle W. Mrs. Mayme Elkine, 404 der, 5435 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WOLF, Jacob. Abraham Wolf, 621 Mercy Catamount Street, Pittsfield, N. E1. MATTINGLY, -Jack B. irs. George E. Mat- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CRISP, Jess. Miss Mary Brocoe, 911 North tingly, box 29, R. F. D. 5, Lebanon, Ky. YELLOW FAT, Martin. Joseph Yellow Fat, Gran Street, Neodosha, Kans. SHANAHAN, Florence F. Mrs. Nellie Haly, McLaughlin, S. Dak. CRISTIANO, Pasquale. Luigi Cristiano, 58 5 Yarmouth Street, Boston, lass. Edward Street, Kenosha, Wis. CORPORALS, Missing in Action. CROASMUN, Nathan. Mrs. Effie Croasmun, LIEUTENANTS. Valier, Pa. BAILEY, Joseph Thomas. Mrs. Mary Bailey, DALLISON, James A. Harry D. Dallison, 511 South Front Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BELLAMY, Hargrove. Robert R. Bellamy, Cady Place, Bridgeport, Ohio. EISENSTEIN, Jacob. Morris Eisenstein, 1322 Wilmington, N. C. DEMARTINI, Paul. Mrs. Mary Demartinl, North Thirteenth Street, St. Louis, Mo. DODSON, William B. Mrs. David Whitting- 260 Palisade Avenue. Jersey City, N. j. FOX, Charley B. Mrs. Bulah B. Fox, 7 North ton, 301 East Cecil Street, Springfield, Ohio. DISPENSA, Joseph. Mrs. Rose Dispensa, 29 Robinson Street, Richmond, Va. - SERGEANTS. East Polk Street, Corona, N. Y. GRIMWOOD, Cland. irs. Lettie M. Grim- BURNELL, Harry M. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth DMOCHOWSKI, Jan. Stanley Golanklewice, wood, 533 Mlagee Avenue, Bloomsburg, Pa. Burnell, 2840 East Huntington Street, 615 East Two hundred and twenty-sixth KETTERING, Walter H. Henry A. Ketter- Philadelphia, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. ing, 2103 Pine Street, Boulder, Colo. ASHER, Dan. Mrs. Hattie Asher, Hyden, DOLLARHIDE, Louis W. Mrs. Aline A. Dol- SCOTT, Neal T. Cal T. Scott, B. F. D. 3, Leslie- County, Ky. larhide. Bismark, Okla. Ladonia, Tex. BORLE, Omer. Theaphile Boris, R. F. D. 4, DORSANO, Angelo L. Mrs. Congetta L. Dor- WAGONERS. Mount Pleasant, Mich. sano, 185 Bleecker Street, New York, N. Y. HANSON, Ralph G. Mrs. Johanna Hanson, O'CONNOR, Frank James. Mrs. Mary O'Con- DOUGHER, Thomas A. Mrs. Marguerite 1724 South Jackson Street, Baltimore, Md. nor, 421 Sheldon Avenue, Grand Rapids, Dougher, 379 South Main Street, Sebasto- HYNES, Richard J. Richard J. Hynes, sr., Mich. pol, Pa. 2942 Webster Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. CORPORALS. DOWDAKIN, James Daniel. Mrs. Jessie PRIVATES. ATMAN Reggie. Mrs. Lura E. Auman, Ashe- Dowdakin, 323 South Church Street, Rock- boro, N. C, ford. Ill. BtkTi, Frederick. Mrs. Carrie Barth, 170 COCHENER, Floyde Albert. Mrs. Charles DUGGER, Josiah H. Joseph T. Dugger, Cul. Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Heflen, 16 Water Street, Warren, Pa. leoka, Tenn. BECCIO, Thomas. Victor Beeclo, 815 East FORD, William F. Mrs. Flora Ford, Fisher, DUHRKOOP, Harry L. None. Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ark. ECKERT, Charles. Mrs. Mollie Newman, BROWN, Roger E. H. C. Brown, 111 Keely KROGER, John D. Mrs. Mary A. Kroge4 120 1086 East Seventy-ninth Street, Cleveland, Street, Haverhill, Mass. West Polk Avenue, Corona, N. Y. Ohio, 30 TIE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING FOJTIK, Joe, jr. Joe Fojtik, sr. Needville, GRABLE, Don B. Mrs. Catherine Grable, PIZZALE, Andrea P. Frank Lanati, 17b Tex. Iwaco, Wash. Whion Street. Windsor, Conn. FORTIN, Arthur. Nelson Fortin, Beecher GREENE, Phill P. Mrs. Emily Greene, 517k POMPONIO, Ciamlbbattista. Mrs. Caterina Falls. Vt, North High Street, Columbus, Ohio. Dichriscirudo, Marble, Minn. FRANCIS, Samuel P. Mrs. Flora E. Francis, HANDRYCH, Joseph. Joseph Handrych, PONCAR, Joe. Andy Poucar, R. F. D. 1, R. F. D. 2, Clarkton, Va. 2322 East S6venty-seventh Street, Cleve- Bridgeport, Ohio. FRASIIER, Glenn E. Mrs. 0. D. Frashier, land, Ohio. POTENZA, Fortunato. Mrs. Adellia Potonza, 701 West Water Street, South Waverly, HANSON, George. Mrs. Henry Hanson, 31 Watts Street, New York, N. Y. Iowa. Gray, Colo. PYATT, Samuel D. William S. Pyalt, Neala- GARLAND, Thomas P. Lawrence Garland, HAWKINS, Grover C. Richard Hawkins, ville, N. C. Harmon, III. Railroad Avenue, Hammondton, N. J. REED, Andrew B. Mrs. Cyntia A. Reed, GEHI, Charles D. Mrs. Emma Gehm, 119 HEUPEL, Carl. Fred W. Heupel, Okarche, Lith., Tex. Hill Street, Troy, N. Y. Okla. JAMIEON. Iuchie J. Mrs. Mary Arm- strong, GIT7TIAM, Sanford E. Mrs. Addie G. Crocker, IHOLST, Herman M. Mi;s. Augusta Holst, 20 Thorpe -Street, Binghamton, , Cantois, Mo. N. Y. Plainview, Minn. JENKINS, GOVBERG, Samuel. Alexander Govberg, 1028 HOOD, John. Mrs. Mary E. ,Luther K. J. C. Jenkins, Speers South Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Hood, Ashland, Ferry. Va. GTIDOTTI, Guiseppi. Mrs. Pereni Guidotti, Ky. JENNINGS, Martin F. Jesse Jennings, R. F. Santa Rosa, Cal. IIORNICK, Michael T. Mrs. Mary Osecky, D. 23, Ransomville, N. Y. IIAAK, Harry C Mrs. Sadie Cling, 15 Skuse 109 Cedar Street, Garfield, N. .1. JOHNON. Willard R. David S. Johnson, Park, Rochester, N. Y. IULIANO, Joseph. Saverie Juliano 01 Money, Pa. HAMMOND, Fred G. Frank H. Hammond, Eighth Street, Long Island City, N. Y. KEREL John. Alek 3lurenia, 572 High Ave- Gilman, Mont. JACKAMAN, Thomas F. Michael Jackman, one. Shelton, Conn. IERNE, Thomas V. Mrs. Caroline Herne, 70 171 Buena Vista Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. KEYSER, Frederick. Samuel Keyser, 2432 Smith Street, Bayshore, Long Island, N. Y. JACOB. John. Joseph Jacob, box 018, New ludan Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HINDS, David II. Henry Hinds, Rockwood, Britain, Conn. KINDELL, Oscar 1'. Ollie Kindell, Coving Tenn. , JERMAN, James A. Mrs. Lulu Nelson, Santa ton, Ohio. IIIRT, John J. Conrad Ilirt, 023 East Quin, Utah. KINNEY, William. Mrs. Mary McG. Kinney, Eleventh Street, New York, N. Y. JOHNSON, David F. John Johnson, box 05A, 1789 West l ifty-fourth Street, Cleveland, HOBAN, Michael. Mrs. Martha Nelson, post- IR. F. 1). 2, Princeton, Minn. Ohio. office box 289, Santa Barbara. Cal. JORI)AN, George J. Mrs. Emily George, R. KOENIG, Edward II. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Koe- IIOCKMANJacob. Mrs. Ester Ilockman, 1034 F. 1). 2, Lowell, Mass. ig, 510 Washington Street, Quincy, Ill. Simpson Street. New York, N. Y. KAHLER, Earl. Mrs. Annie Kahler, 122 IE6UEGER, I dor. Denjamin Krueger, 310 HOLAHAN, Frank J. Mrs. B. Menendez, 33 Strawberry Street, Lancaster, Pa. Bergonline Avenve, Union, N. J. Concord Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KASLO, Frank P. Miss Julia Kaslo, 602 LAMP31AN, Fred S. Stephen Lampman, R. ABLE, Elmer G. James'T. Able, Dublin, Tex. East Seventh Street, South Kewanee, Ill. F. 1). 10, De Forest, Wis. ADAMS, Render D. William F. Adams, 105 KENNEDY, William J. Mrs. Agnes C. Trap- LANDES John L. Miss Ruth Landes, 239 Georhan Street, La Grange, Ga. hagun. 4122 Bloomfield Street. Hoboken, N. J. (*umberland Street, BrooklIn, N. Y. ADKINS, Charles. Mrs. Catherine Adkins, KOCHMER,. Michael. Mrs. Helen Kochmer, LANE. William S. Mrs. Fannie Lane, Ira, 100 Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, Franklin Steelton, Pa. Tex. County, Ohio. KOPPLIN, Herman E. Herman Kopplin, R. LARSON, Martin E. Christ L. Larson, R. F. BALL. Luther D. John D. Ball, Embro, N. C. F. D. 5, box 71, Wausau, Wis. D). 1, McFrland, Wis. BLONDEEL, Kamil. Mrs. Alda Blondeel, R. KOULAS, Wiadislaus. Emil Koulas, 4 Brad- LARSON, Norman. Peter Larson, R. F. D. 7, P. D). 2, Royal Oak, Mich. Icy Street, Worcester, Mass. P'aribault, Minn. - BOOZEK, Louis J. John Boozek, 1025 River KREILS, Tony. Joseph Kaisatus, 28,Sholder LEGG, Hersahel D. Mrs. Lizzie Legg, Charles- Street, Alpena. Mich. Street. Hartford, Conn. ton, Wash. BOETTCHIER, Walter. William Boetteher, KRIGEIR, Albert W. William J. Kriger, At- LEWIS, Raymond '. George W. Lewis, 868 Twenty-second Street, Milwaukee, Wis. tica, N. Y. Tbornton. Tex. BOISTERT, Albert J. Joseph Boisvert, 52 KRONHELM, Joseph V. Miss Anna, Kron- MICKELSEN, Martin Theodore. Holly Mick- Salem Street, Worcester, Mass. helmi, SIC Arthur Avenue, Milwauke'. Wis. elson, R. F'. D. 1, DannebroE, Nebr. BONNER, George. Mrs. Catherine Bonner, 77 KHUK, Thomas J. Michael Kruk, 146 Sten- MILLER, Joseph. Mrs. Ida Jaffe, 100 First St. Andrew Row, East Boston, Mass. ben Street, Jersey City, N. J. Street. Virvinia, Minn. BORDENARO, Nick. Frank Bordonaxp, Mer KRUSE, Charles F. Mrs. Etta C. Kruse, R. MORTISON Thomas W. Mrs. Henrietta Mor- Rouge, La. - P. 1). 2, Jerseyville, Ill. rison. 495 Twelfth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BERGEN, William. E. B'ergen, Hanna, N. LANDIS, Samuel. Henry Landis, Alanheim, Ml NIER. Tohn F. John N. Munier, 1717 Dak. Pa. South Delewan, Indianapolis, Ind. BRICKEY, Alba C. Jason Brickey, Hart, LATTA, John. Mrs. Bertha Latra, Sayre, O'HAGAN, Felix. Miss Mollie O'Hiagan, 83D Mich. Oklh. Wahington Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. BUSH, Toseph. Harry Lester, 310 Union Ave- LAURS *N, John J. Miss Johanne Laursen, OLINZOCK, Frank Joseph. Jacob Olinzock, nue, Paterson, N. J. 083 Mlith Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Staufer, Pa. CARLSON, Charlie A. Axel Carlson, Bel- LAYNE, Frank W. Augustus F. Layne, R. F. PADILLA. Traneuilino. Vietrino Padilla, St. trami, Minn. D. 1, box 4. Buckner, Louisa County, Va. Johns. Ariz. LEPTON, John 1. CHAPMAN, Victor C. Charles Chapman, Warren Miller, Lake Bluff, PERRONE, Frank. Joe Perrone, 021 Milton Chapman Inn, Breakabeen, N. Ill. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Y. LEVESQUE, George 11. Napoleon Levesqere, CHERYITCH, Joe T. John Chervitch, Du- PHILFOTT, Clyde R. Mrs. Martha Philpott, bois, Pa. 033 Western Avenue, Berlin, N. 11. LILLARD, B. Mrs. Allie Rayan, Saratoga, 104, West Clark Street, Creston. Iowa. CHIIMSKY, William. Abe Chimsky, SO Throop Tex. PIERSON, Benjamin I. Mrs. Isabella Pier- Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. LIMPERT. Clarence A. Mrs. Philip Limpert, son. Sparta. N. J. CILLO, Vitale. Lewis Debouis, 2003 Walnut POPPI, Julius. Euseblo Poppi. Martinez, Cal. Street, Niagara Falls, 330 Forty-fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. N. Y. LUPI, Modesto B. Antoneo Lupi, 306 Han- PRICE, Stanley. Mrs. Francis Price, 622 COLEMAN, Matthew F. Mrs. John L. Cole- over Street, Boston, Mass.' Glassport Avene, Glassport, Pa. man. R. F. D. 2, Kane, Ill. LYNCH, 'Thomas J. Mrs. William T. Sulz- RJCHARDS, Herbert 'I'. Mrs. Bertha James CONLIN, Henry J. Mrs. Katherine Conlin, man, 10833 Columbia Avenue, Cleveland, Richards, Mineral Ridge, Ohio. 1 109 East Fifth Avenue, Homestead, Pa. Ohio. ROCKWELL, William F. Mrs. , Elizabeth COUCKELES, John. John A. Dover, 100 Ree- McFARLAND. Edward F. Mrs. Helen Mc- Rockweli, R. F. D. 5, Rockwell Springs, tor Street,, Philadelphia. Pa. Farland. T37Defoe Street, Missoula, Mont. N. Y. CROCKER. Oscar F. Mrs. Ada Childress, McKEE, Clark Y. Hepry C. McKee, Pal- RODGERS, Henry C. Mrs. Alice Rodgers, Pauls Valley, Okla. myra, Nebr. DAVIS Ernest. James Davis, Boyds, Wash. Wichita Falls, Tex. MARKLEY, George M. Albert II. Markley, ROHiRACH. Christian W. Mrs. Mary Rohr- DAVIS: Frank. John R. Davis, R. F. D. 3, Weissport. Pa. bach, 5070 Warburton Avenue, Hastings Detroit, Tex. MEDNITZKY, Abraham. Benjamin Rosen- upon Hudson. N. Y. , DECRETI, Antonio. Miss Filomean Decreti, berz, 204 Ellry Street, Brookl -n, N. Y. ROLEAU, Joseph. Joseph Roleau, sr., 240 244 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, N. J. MELII St Peter M. Mrs. DEITRICII, John Petra Melhus, C02 Main Street, Sumerswood, N. If. H. B. Mrs. Lillian Dietrich, Barstow Street, Eau Claire,'Wis. ROSELL, William B. Mrs, Petronella Rosell, North Second Street, Lykens, Pa. MENTER, Leland R. Alfred Menter, 1308 5743 South Corpenter Street,-Chicago, Ill. DOLLOFF, Lonnie D. Mrs. Martha A. Dol- Turner Avenue, Grand Rapids, MicAh. RUDI, Lars. Mr . Ranghild Iudi, Fairview, loff, O'Donnell, Tex. MILLER, John IW. James A1. Miller, box 274, Mont. ECKER, Phillip Ilenery. Mrs. George H. Rancoverte, W. Va. Ecker, 47'Jones Street, Detroit, Mich. SACKETT, Charles II. Mrs. Grace Sackett, MhSOLINO, Luigi. Miss Marion Musolino, R. F. D 1. tlillview, Ill. ENGELDINGER, George H. John Engeldin- 110 Commercial Street, East ger, 1353 Baseline Street Hillsboro, Oreg. Rochester, SARNKOWSKI, .Tohn. MrP. .11a Sarnkowskl, NI Y. 208 Teltofi Street, IPhilcdelphia, Pa. ERWIN, Claud Daniel. Bert Walter Erwin, NELSON, Carl D. Mrs. Emma Nelson, 1422 R. F. D. 2. McLouth, Kans. SBRAtNA. Bruno. Attilio Sbrana, box 347, James Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minn. Fort Br-ig. tal. ESTEP, Fred G. Mrs. Mintie J. Estep, R. F. NELSON, Otto. Otto Nelson, route D. A, box 48, Kerman, Cal. J. 1, box TILILDORF, .Walter. Mrs. W. II. Caldwell, 63, Stanchfield. Alin. 421 West Mack Street, Winona, Mien. PINN, James H. James II. Finn, sr., 270 NOLF, Rowland I. Conrad Nolf, 152 Walnut Knight Street, Proidence, R. 1. Street, Brackenridge, Pa. TOWNE. Earl F. Mrs. Abie E. Towne, Water- FLETCHER, Paul. MWrs.Catherine Fletcher, NOVIK. Adqm. Jake Boltikontle, Jerome, Pa. bury, Vt. 2106 East Eighty-fifth Street, Cleveland, OFSTAD, Erick. John Sterling, 2100 Water VINEYARD. Luther r. Mrs. Sarah L. Vine- Ohio. Street. Duluth, Minn. I yard, 1004 Scoy Streat Knoxville, Tenn. FLINN, Quincey A. Mrs. Susan Flinn, Kidder, OGLE, Alse F. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Ogle, R. F. VOLKNER. Joseph A. Mrs. Ann T'iewojt, Ky. D. 1. Walland, Tenn. In5 Goodson -Avenue, Hamtramok, .,Cgh PURGERSON, Jacob R. William E. Furger- PARMENTIER. Henry. Fred Dekasion, 024 WALKER, Charlie G. William B. Walker son. Winslow. Ind. Washington Street, South Beloit, III. George. lox. GELINUS, Donat. Mrs. Olvenine Gelinus, 2PETITO, Gaetano. Antonio Chicehetti, 66 WOLFE. Goorge R. Frank C. Wolfe, Vann- Granmire, Province of Quebec. Canada. Elmer Street, Lyons, N. Y. dale, 'Ark. GODWIN, DonnIe R. Arthur Godwin, R. F. PHILIPS, Grover C. Mrs. Fannie E. Philips, 'OODFORD, Robert Owen. Newton Owen D. 1, McCullers, N. C. RV. F. D. 2, Florence, Ala. Woodford, Cuyier- Cortland County, N. Y. GOHMAN, Anthony. John D. Gohman, R. F. PIERCE, William. Mrs. Eliza ReinoehIs, IWOY NA. Panl. Mike Csoikoski, 389 East D. 2, Clear Lake, Minn. Hope, Idaho. Tenth Street, New York, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIIDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 31 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SECTION 2, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. MILTON, Feeder. Mrs. Martha Brown, 20 PARKER, Rom V. Arch Parker, R. P. D. 1, Hull Street, Atlanta, Ga. Dixon Springs, Tenn. The following casualties are reported DIESPOSITO, Frank M. Louis-D'Esposito, 29 RHODES, Herbert D. Miss Cora B. Kyger, Second Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Boaz, Wl. Va. by the commanding general of the Ameri- HICKSON, Ben. Mrs. Christine Hickson, 2215 WOJCIK, Michael S. George Wojcik, 809 can Expeditionary Forces: East Fourteenth Street. Cleveland, Ohio. South Grove Street, Baltimore, Md. HILTON, Cyrus. Emil Schultz, Glastonbury, LUCOT, Harry J. Mrs. Eugene Lucot, 300 Killed in action- ...... ------520 Conn. Ainsworth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Died of wounds------12 NOLAN, Martin. Riar Nolan, IIeris, Ky. STANDRING, Edwin. Mrs. Anna Standring, PANCOAST, Clarence S. Mrs. Mary Pan- 39 Carpenter Avenue, Newburgh, N. Y. Died of accident and other coast, 1308 North Sixtieth Street, Philadel- TIPIL, Charles X. Mrs. Theresa Schatt, 1415 causes ------3__-_ phia, Pa. Tomah Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Died of airplane accident---- 2 THOMAS, Albert. Mrs. Gus Thomas, Good- BLOOMINGDALE, Delmar D. Miss Frances children Street, Bay St, Louis, Miss. B. Bloomingdale, 509 College Street, Mari- Died of disease ------92 URBANIAK, Joseph. Albert Urbaniak, 1184 etta, Ohio. Wounded (degree undetermined) 15 Tenth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. WILLIAMS, Thomas 0. Thomas H. Williams, Wounded slightly ------30 BROWN, Kenneth H. David Brown, R. F. 1216 South M Street, Tacoma, Wash. IVMissing in action ------188 D. 3, Twin Falls, Idaho. TROVATTEN, Herbert J. C. A. Trovatten, KELLEHER, Fred E. John Kelleher, 51 general delivery, Devon, Mont. Cleveland Street, Springfield, Mass. CLARK, George B. Amos J. Bowen, 3 Wood Total------N ------862 LAKE, Thomas J. Edward E. Stockton, 143 Street, Hornell, N. Y. - Noripose Street, Los Angeles, Cal. BOSSIDY, James R. Bart J. Bossidy, Pine O'LEARY, Bartholomew. Miss Katherine Street, South Lee, Mass. Killed in Action. O'Leary, 1835 Third Avenue, New York, FITZGERALD, Louis L. Mrs. Mary F. Fitz- N. Y. gerald, 6933 Bennett Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. CAPTAINs. KRUEGER, William J. Albert rueger, 620 FLEISCH, Edward. Mrs. Carrie Fleisch, Second Street, Oconto, Wis. GIRARD, 2317 Tulip Street, Philadelphia, Pa. John Frederick. Mrs. Catherine LACKER. George V. Anna Kniping, 818 GIBSON, James H. Tames II. Gibson, 8 Fort Girard, 439 West Washington Street, lona, Birch Street, Richmond Hill, N. Y. Mich. Charles Place, Kingsbridge, N. Y. MAYER, Frederick C. Mrs'. Joseph Mayer, GILL, John Joseph. Daniel Gill, 219 Park K7IMMELL, II. L. Commander Harry Kim- 72 Spring Street, Newport, R. I. nell, Avenue, Hoboken, N. J. 1931 Biltmore Street, Washington, McNAMARA, Leon. Mrs. Grace M. McNa- JEWETT, Ernest A. Mrs. Ernest Jewett, 517 D. C. mara, general delivery, Cadillac, Mich. Fifth Avenue, North Troy, N. Y. VAIL, Ilerrman I. Alonzo H, Vail, 37 Mar- HURLEY, James J. Mrs. J. Hurley, 330 ket SAUBERBLATT, David. Mrs. David Sanber- Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Vine Street, Cambridge, Mass. blatt 213 De Lancey Street, Philadelphia, FISK, Clinton E. Mrs. Clinton E. Fisk, 17 RYAN, William F. Mrs. Jennie Reidy, 246 Bentley Avenue, Jersey jCity, N. J. West One hundred and sixteenth Street, Pa. SCHAAF Forest G. Frank Schaaf, Shreve, LIEUTENANTS. New York, N. Y. PARADISO, Tony. Louis Paradise, Barra, Ohio. FOSTER, George W. Frederick 0. Foster, Italy. WIEBE, Aaron Z. Otto Duppe, 7342 Circle Cuttingsville Vt HATFIELD, Harrison H. Benjamin S. Hat- Avenue, Forrest ,Park, Ill. AIORY, Thomas D. E. J. Amory, Du Pont field, 112 Fountain Street, Darlington, GREER Linzie B. Mrs. Sarah Jane Greer, Building, Wilmington, Del. S. C. .R. F. D. 2, Dyersburg, Tenn. GOW, Kenneth. R. M. Gow, 12 Caldwell Ave- ITANRAIIAN, Daniel J. -Timothy Berry, 12 nue, Summit, N. J. LAMB, Harold C. Mrs. C. 0. Lamb, 17 Wei- Clarendon Avenue, Lynn, Mass. SCHWARTZ, Sidney. Max Schwartz, 250 lington Street, Worcester, Mass. McKIMENS, Donald B. George B. MeKimens, West One hundred and third Street, New BAMFORD, Rodney C. C. W. Bamford, 47 Mohler, Oreg. York, N. Y. Washington Street, Ipswich, Mass. HTUNKRES, Richard Bland. Mrs. Anna Mun- BARGFREDE, William A. Mrs. Augusta BERGES, Gaston J. Mrs. Clemence Berges, kres, Sayannah, Mo. Bargfrede, 458 Brook Avenue, New York, 123 Central Avenue, Salinas, Cal. PRICE, Walter B. Mrs. Caroline Price, N.Y. FISHEROS, Spires D. Harolompos D. Fish- Watts Mill, Laurens, S. C. LOVEh-Julius, Mrs. Bessie T. Love, Opelika, eros, 23 Vleomenores Street, Athens, Greece. SWATS, Cecil F. Miss Virginia B. Swats, Ala. OLSON, George W. Andrew Olson, 3350 Lowe. Lone Mountain, Va. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. NOON, Alfred I. Mrs. Alfred R. Noon, 77 WILBURN, George B. Edward Magruder. Terrace Avenue, Hempstead, N. Y. CORPORALS. Silver Spring, Md. DEIMAN, Harry. Mrs. Katharine J. Delman, HAMBLEN, Louis W. John G. Hamblen, 904 New Florence, Mo. BUSTER, Floyd E. Henry E. Buster, general Union Trust Building, Detroit, Mich. KEMBLE, John II. John M. Kemble, 617 delivery, South Harpe,.Kans. KOEGELE, Frederick R. Mrs. Fannie East Ninth Street, Muscatine, Iowa. CAMEROTHA, Anthony. Pasquale Camer- Koegele, 1525 North Edward StiMet, Kala- MATHENY, Arthur J. Mrs. Willa Matheny, otha, Ancdano, Italy. mazoo, Mich. Chandler, Okin. ENGLEMAN, Walter F. Herman Engleman, NELLIGAN, William P. Mrs. John J. Nell- McCONNELL, Fred Y. Mrs. Fred Y. McCon- 166 Hubbard Avenue. Mount Clemens, Mich. gan, Tinguish, Prince Edward Island, nrll. 72 Franklin Street, Concord, N. C. HART, James W. Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, 208 East Thirty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y. Canada. MARKS, Willoughby R. Mrs. Annie Marks, O'Donnell, Apalachicola, Fla. HOBBS, James R. Louis Turner, Marion, ODONNELL, Arthur T. Hughie N. C. 5200 Second Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. MARLOW, Stuart L. Mrs. E. S. Marlow, El- Free- kins Park, P. MATTHEWS, George. Mrs. Lottle Matthews, ROSS, Dale I. Mrs. Margaret Ross, PREIST, K. K. Mrsi 1f. K. Proist, 191 Ken- 2345A Ecoff Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. port, Pa. / sington Street, Lynn, Mass. LLYEIR, Raymond W. Mrs. Lillian F. Mayer, TAYLOR, James Franklin. William J. Tay- WARE, Manierre . Charles Ware, Kenil- 125 Chauncey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. lor, Centerville, R. I. worth, Ill. MOSITER, James F. Mrs. Mary B. Mosher, TYSON, Charles W. William J. Tyson, 539 GARNSEY, Edward G., jr. Mrs. E. G. Garn- 231A Saiatoga Street, East Boston, Mass. Cherry Street. Morristown. Pa. sey, Sunset Sea, Grand Haven, Mich. PETERSO, Howard E. William Peterson, BRUGLES, McCLEVERTY, Adelbert D. Mrs. Phebe M. 590 Eleventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. McCleverty, 302 Tenth Aveilue, Apt. F, PIETRANTONIO, Trifone. Francisco Pietr- tIAMBRUNO, isidore. Mrs. Evangeline L. Seattle, Wash. antonio, Montrone, Province of Bari, Italy. Giambruno, 2008 Linden Street, Oakland, REYNOLDS, Albert J. Miss Georgiana Rey- Cal. -PRELPS, Harold H.A Mrs. Anna C. Phelps, 45 nolds. 95 Bergen Street, Newark, N. J. DEATON, Julius W. Joseph M. Deaton, care OsburA Terrace, Sbringfield, Mass. SAVAGE, Murray L. Mrs. Belle McPherson, Ludlow Saylor Wire Co. STRAIGH', Burr Dexter. Mrs. Burr D. East Bloomfield, N. T. HELM, Robert E. Honry Helm, R. F. D. 1, Straight, Almond, N. Y. ILHRVEY, Smith J. J. A. Harvey, Paceolet, box 19. Rupert, Idaho. ZOUCK, Peter G. John H. Zordck, Glyndon, S. C. DAVIS, Charles E. Mrs. Mary E. Davis, 100 Md. Snow 1ill Avenue, Salisbury, Md. SERGEANTS. HOFER, Benjamin 'K. Louis Hofer, Newfeld, N. J. MECHANICS. ENGEL, William Henry. William August En- KELLOGG, John W. Mrs. Catherine Kellogg, gel, Frederickstown, Mo. 1754 William Street, Buffalo N Y RUSTING, Joseph F. Mrs. Bernardino Rust- GRAF, Ernest. Mrs. Margaret Graf, 1223 McCORMICK, Lee T. Mrs. Kula E. McCor- ing, 1745 Thirty-seventh Avenue, Oakland, Wright Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. mick, R. P. D. 3, Livingston, Tenn. Cal. IIARTSIG, Benjamin Earl. Mrs. Jennie B. MILLER, Clarendon Irving. Mrs. Ella Hogan, CARLSON, Carl A. Mrs. Patre W. Carlson Ilartsig 331 North Parkside Avenue, Chi- 812 Monroe Stpeet, Kansas City, Mo. 4621 North Fischer Street, Tacoma. Wash. cago, 111. VAIL, Jeffry. Robert Vail, 56 Main Street, MURPHY, Riley 0. John Murphy, Etowab, HElALY, James P. James B. Healy, 52 Whitinsville, Mass. Tenn. Brookdale Street, Roslindale, MAqss. VIE, Fred. Mrs. M. Vie, 2163 Lease Avenue, RENDLE, Herman J. Mrs. Rose Jorden, HOWARD, Fred A. George A. Howard, Amer- S.'Louis, Mo. Wagner Place, Jefferson City, Mo. ican Falls, Idaho. WEISE, Richard Q. William H. Weise, 4007 WAGONERS. HUSSEY, Edward J. Frank Hussey, 144 Old York Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Fourth Avenue, New Brighton, Staten Is- WELLS, Grover 0. Otha Wells,. Jamestown, SCHRAMM, Otto Louis. Mrs. Nettl4 land, N. Y. Ky. Sehramm, Galeton, Pa. LOWE, Jaims Elmer. Mrs. David Elliott ZOLDAK, Mike J. Bart Zoldak, R. F. D. 3, HOFFMAN, Ralpf. George Hoffman, 1134 L Lowe, sago, Pa. box 56. Homer City, Pa. Street, Lincoln, Nebr. 10.HATFEY, Fred Thomas. Mrs. Thomas J. BUCK, Marshall G. Lorenso P. Buck, 3445 ADAMS. William. Matt Adams, Valier, Mont. Mfahaffey, 3 Hazeltine Street, Warren, Pa. Congress Street, Chicago, Ill SORY, Jesse W. Mrs. Annie Soby, Hulme- IEYER, Fernando P. Julius F. Meyer, Mount DAVID, Jesse W. Caleb C. David, Darling. ville, Pa. Dora, Fla. ton, Mo. PRITATES. STRUCEL, Peter. Mrs. Barbara Strucel, 437 FOSTER. Charles N. Charles M. Foster, BARRETT, Thomas J. Irs. Bridgett Bar- Seventh Street, Calumet, Mich. 2018 Kennedy Avenue, Baltimore, Md. rett, 397 President Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BATES, Paul. Mrs. Vida Snell, 22 Brownell DOPPEL, Herman. Mrs. Minnie Doppel, RAPP, Joseph J. Henry Rapp, star route, Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fourth Street and Jackson Avenue, Wood- Shippensville Pa. BEARD, Tommie L. Mrs. Ida Beard, Talley side, N. Y. RISHEL, Lee 1?. Mrs. Agnes R. Risbel, R. Station, Tenn. DURESS, Everett R. Frank H. Duress, 2308 F. D. 1, Uniontown, Pa. CARSELLI, Philip. Miss Katy Carselli, Tal- Sheffeld Avenue, Chicago Ill. RONNING, Sigurd. Mrs. Esther Petersony tee, Okla. ECKHART, John F. John Iekhart, Norcatur, box 81, Everett, Wash. COHEN, Abraham. Mrs. Irene Cohen, 358 Kans. ItYAN, Henry M. Joseph Ryan, Prudential Fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ELLIS, Valter -S. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Ellis, Building, San Antonio, Tex. CONNELLY, Patrick. Mrs. Mary C. McErery, Perry, Okla. SCIALABBA, Joseph. Peter Sciolabba, 152 502 Van Vost Street, Union Hill, N. J. EMICK, Elick Alexander. Mrs. Rose Emick, Elm Street, Butler, Pa. DAVIES, John E. James E. Davies, sr., 48 R. F. D. b, Pleasantville, Pa. -WATERS, Patrick, Hugh Waters, 134 Bridge East Shawnee Street, Plymouth, Pa. ERNHARDT, Fred L. T. Z. Ernhardt, Mount Street, Newton, Mass. DEVEREAUX, James J. Mrs. Julia Deve- Pleasant, N. C. WILEY, Jonas L. Mrs. Lizzle Hubble, West- reaux, 304 Whitten Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. EVANS, Joseph C. Mrs. Christiana Evans, point; Tenn. FIGOROTA, Guiseppi. Mrs. Giovanniva Cola- Jalong, N. C. YAGE, llerace. Mrs. Mary Yager, Onida, rullo, 13 Vieco Des Pesce Caserta, Formia, FELDMAN, Charles A. Fred Lenke, Glencoe, S. flak. Italy. Minn. YENNER, Jacob Henry. Mrs. Mary Yenner, FLEISCIIBAUER, Walter. Bert K. Fleisch- FENSTERMAKER, Lyman. Jesse Fenster- R. F. D 34 Fort Jennings, Ohio. baner, Gaston, Oreg. maker, general delivery, Hillsdale, Mich. ZAPALAC, orge A. Mrs. Agnes Zapalac, FORTNER, James R. Myles Fortner, Cran- FITCH, Charlie. Sam B. Fitch, R. F. D. 7, R. F. D. 1, Driftwood, Tex. dall, Ga. Sweetwater, Tenn. BELVITO, Giovanni. Mrs. Roas Maellaro, 62 GIBSON, Howard F. Miller Gibson, Sher- FLETCHER, John W. Mrs. Lottie Fletcher, Greenville Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. man, Iowa. Rugby, Tenn. BRINDA, Leo. Charles Brinda, Valentine, GINDER, Benjamin 'F. Charles A. Ginder, GERSTOUT, Bladus. Tony Gerstout, 223 Nebr. 111 South Allen Street, Lehighton, Pa. Thompson Avenue, Donora, Pa. BROOKS. Arthur N. Silas Brooks, Stevens GOLDRING, David. Sam Brown, 1118 East GREEN, Johnie A. Mrs. Phillipina Green, R. Street, Malone, N. Y. Delevan Street, Bunfalo, N. Y. F. D. 2, West Branch, Mich. BROWN, George F. Mrs. William Edmonson, GOLISII, Nicholas. Phillip Drashno, 237 See- GUINGARD, Luc. Mrs. Mary Guingard, 47 242 North Hamilton Street, Watertown, ond Street, New York, N. Y. Franklin Street, Somersworth, N. H. N. Y. HAFFNER, Richard. Mrs. Johanna Haffner, GUTHRIE, Farrand R. Mrs. Ella McDougal,' BROWN, Harry A. Earl Brown, Gouverneur, 3123 North Oakley Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Melvin, Iowa. N. Y. IAUGIT, James A. John C. Haught, Bris- HARDIN, Gus Daniel. John G. Hardin, I. F. BROWN, Richard. William Brown, Stanley, tol, W. Va. D. 1, Falmouth, Ky. Wis. JACKSON, Claude L. Mrs. Ellen M. Jackson, BURTON, Gustavus W. Joe Burton, 26 H ARDIN, Joseph B. Mrs. Harriett L. Har- Tryon Park, Rochester, N. Y. Klondike, Tex. din St. Charles, S. C. JAMISON. Guy A. Mrs. John Fisher, Santa BURUD, Charley B. John E. Burud, Ulen, HARDY, George W. Mrs. Thornton E. Ram- Minn. Maria, Cal. Green Acres Avenue, Hartsdale, N. Y. LANIESSKI, Victor. Frank Cuno, general sey, BUTZNER, John F. Mrs. Lottie H. Rider, HELTON, Riley. Ander J. Helton, Loudsville, 304 South Thirteenth Street, Baltimore, delivery, Chicago, Ill. Ga. LORE, Lester. Miss Ester Lore, Blooms- Md. burg, N. J. AMOS, Drew C. Mrs. Euretta Branie, R. F., CARSON, George T. Mrs. Anna Carson, Pea- LITKAITIS, Anthony. Anna Agent, Lester, D. 6, Idaho Falls, Idaho. body, Kans. I 1?a. BOWDEN, Virgil. Dimpson Bowden, Glen CARVOUNIS, James II. John D. Carvouanis, Obey, Tenn. Souvallw, Phiotidas, Greece. McICARTNEY, Walter. Mrs. Hannah Mc- CASSELLS, Patrick J. Mrs. Katherine Cas- THATHAM, Lewis. E. James T. Shatham, Cartney, box 22, Hickman, Pa. sells, box 14, Farmington, Conn. Ducktown, Tenn. MORBERG, Erick A. John W. Morberg, CHASE, George H. Mrs. .Mary Chase, R. F. COOK, Delbert W. Thomas W. Cook, R. F. D. 1, box 57, Alvarado, Minn. D. 1, Bancroft, Wis. Spencer, S. Dak. NICCOLLS, Walter E. Mrs. Ida Niecolls, A. Mrs. Ruby Cottle, Frank- 1557 East Forty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, DAVIS, Joseph C. Charles S. Davis, R. F. D. COTTLE, Bennie N. Y. 2, Maysville, Ky. lin, Idaho. NIX, Perry M. John H. Nix, Ware Shoals, DEIJART, William A. Frank Kerns, 334 Lo- DANUFSKY, Philip. Mrs. Ella Danufsky, S. C. cust Street, Reading, Pa. 239 Littleton Avenue, Newark, N. J. DEGIROLOMO, Joe. Frank Parcell, 36 Ni- DELLACAMERA, Vincenzo. Frank Volfe, NIZINSKI, Wladyslav. Wawrzek Nizinski, agara Street, Rochester, N. Y. 232 East Main Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. East Madison, Ill. DELANEY, John. Miss Louise Delaney, 497 DOUGLAS, Harry. George 'Douglas, Jobs, NYGREN, Claus E. Mrs. Alma Janisch, 386 East One hundred and sixty-second Street, Ohio. Eugene Street, Portland, Oreg. New York, N. Y. DOUGLAS, Sherman. Floyd Douglas, Hum- PATECHUK, Frank. Nick Telstzky, general DIESEL, Louis. Mrs. Rose Diesel, 123 Grove delivery, pbre , Ky. Youngstown, Ohio. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. EASTR, Roy R. Maiden Easter, 1016 Jule RERS, John. Mrs. Rachel E. Rees, 2028 DORSEY, James W., jr. James W. Dorsey, sr., Street, St. Joseph, Mo. Peoria Road, Springfield, Ill. 320 D Street, NE., Washington, D. C. RITCHIE, Robert. David Triebels, 3523 EDENS, Hiram P. William J. Edens, R. F. North DRIGGERS, John M. Mrs. Sarah Jones D. 1, Speers Ferry, Va. Mervine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Floyd, route 1,'Lake City, S. C. ELLIDTT, Ernest W. Mrs. Ida Elliott, Elli- ROSENSWEIG, Louis. Samuel Rosensweig, EHLERS, Gustave A. Harry Ehlers, 814 Sec- 216 Gaskel Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ott, Md. ond Avenue, New York. N. Y. George W. Mrs. Annie SCITUMATE, Gerald. Mrs. Maggie Boone, EKSTROM. Edgar R. John S. Ekstrom, box FLEISCHER, 506 Montana Street, Denver, Colo. Fleischer, 143 Lincoln Avenue, Butler. Pa. SELLICK. Ralph G. Mrs. James Sellick, 320 corner of Main and Indian Streets, Okla- GARNER, Elbert 0. Mrs. Augusta Vera Gar- West Sixth Street, Belvidere, Ill. homa City, Okla. ner. R. F. D. 1, Camden, Tenn. STINNETT, Booker P. Mrs. Robbie K. Stin- ELLER, Earl Walter. Emory S. Eller, 3829 FREEDMAN, Meyer. William Freedman, 314 nett, R. F D. 8, Bedford, Va. Evanston Avenue, Seattle, Wash. North Street, Lancaster, Pa. WEINER, Louis. Charles Weiner, 639 Hall EWING, Ralph C. Charles Ewing, R. F. D. 3, HARDEN, James. William Harden. Shelley, Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. Marysville, Ohio. Idaho. WINTERS, Arthur. John Winters, Elk Park, FARINA, John Bernard. Miss Emma Bau- HAWLEY, Edward H. Edwin Hasvley, Green- N. C. man, New Richmond, Ohio. * leaf, Kans. ARRIGO, Ciro. Joseph Trennste, 41 East GALBRAITH, Melvin. Wallace Galbraith, HELLBURG, Kustaf A. Isak Hellburg, 700 First Street, New York N Y. Blanding, San Juan County, Utah. East Market Street, Aberdeen, Wash. BAKER. John Aloysius. frs. Anna Baker, 94 GOODALL, Howard. George Goodall, Oak- HOLTMAN, George P. Peter Holtman, 1703 New Baker Avenue, Ashley, Pa. field, Me. Washington Street, St. Louis, Mo. BLACKWELL, Emory H. Mrs. Alice E. HAMILTON, James' George. Mrs. Liza Ham- HUTSON, Malcome B. M1rs. Jennie lIntson, Blackwell, Lloyd, Pa. ilton, Monte Vista, Colo. Forgan. Okla. Begart, Raymond. Mrs. Martha Breen, West HAMILTON, Clifford C. Mrs. Rebecca Hamil- KEEGAN, Daniel J. Miss Anna L. Keegan, laverstraw. N. Y. ton, 1613 West Thirty-first Street, Minne- 725 East Commerce Street, Shamokin, Pa. BRAY, Earl L. Mrs. Cora A. Bray, Velma, apolis, Minn. MATTOS, Joseph S. Joe S. Mattos, 6 Lin- Nebr. HANK, Willard R. Jacob J. Hank, Piairie- net Place, Gloucester. Mass. BRTENDINE, Robert 0. William D. Brisen- view, Ill. MAYNE, Robert M. Arthur M. Mayne, R. F, dine, Canadian, Okla. HARRISON, William A. Manson L. Harrison, D. 3. Huntington, Ind BROWN, Har6ld E. Ethan Brown, 909 Par- Williamston, S. C. MESHOVER, George. Mrs. Ida Meshover, ker Street. Bowling Green, Ohio. RELLEY, Raymond Charles. George W. Kel- 169 Beriman Street, Brooklyn,.N. Y. BTTRTON Clarence. Mrs. Annie Blackford, ley, Brownsville, Ind. MUCCILLO, Salvatore. Tony Dibagio, 49 521 Oak Street, Jonesboro, Ark. KAUTZ, Daniel A. Jacob C. Kauts, Rowenna, Rockland Street, Franklin, Mass. CARLSON. Francis A. Albert C. Carlson, Pa. NUNN, Burrell S. William R. Nunn, Buffalo, box 72, Salteoats, Saskatchewan, Canada. LACOSTE, Francis S. Mrs.-Lola Richardson, Mo. CARLSON, John. Thilan Carlson, Gothen- 502 William Street, Elmira, N. Y. OSBORN, William E. Mrs. Mary Wiseman burg. Nebr. MACHIE, Fred. George Machie, 7 Main Osborn, R V. D. 4, Kaw City, )kla. CARPENTER. Charles C. John W. Carpenter, Street, Willimantic, Conn. MeLEARY, Jesse. John McLeary, Arab Mo. WICK, Peter k. Mrs. Louise Wick, 126 Sev- Buckeye, W. Va. enth Street, Woodridge, N. J. CHERB, Frank. Mrs. Ciclia Petocki, 317 MORGAN, James L. John C. Morgan, South Pocassett Avenue, Providence,' R. I. Parker Street, Pelzer, S. C. YABLOSKERSKI, Joseph. Mleczslasn Lipin- CHRISTENSEN, Herbert. Mrs. Peter Chris- OLSON, Albert. Andrew 0. Olson, Sheyenne, ski, 2811 Marvine Avenue, Scranton, Pa. tensen, 1215 Superior Street, Racine, Wis. N. Dak. BAKER, Clarence E. William N. Baker, R. CHRISTIE, Gus M. Mrs. Mary Christie, 4 ORR, Clarence E. A. H. Lehman, R. F. D. 1, F. D. 2, Massillon, Ohio. Burnett Avenue, Vaux Hall, N. J Marea, Ill. BARNES, Jewett L. John F. I 704 CLAYTON, Noah Thomas. Mrs. Ella Clay- OSTROY, Paul. Benjamin Ostroy, 143 Indian South Adams Street, Moscow, Idaho. ton, R. F. D. 8, Lakewood N. J. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BENNETT, Ernest V. Mrs. Matilda Bennef, DELUCA, Dominick. Benetto Deluca, Nes- OWENS, Walker R. Willie J. Owens, West- Eagles Mere, Sullivan, Pa. polo, Italy. minster, S. C. BROPHY, Joseph P. Mt Elizabeth Brophy, DODD, John S. John H. Dodd, Holly tLreek, PAUL, Ellwood G. Mrs. Jennie Paul, 2944 3 Offaly Street. Tullamre, -ounty Kings; Okla. Aramingo Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ireland. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 33 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CAMP, Jesse B. Mrs. Allice Camp, Chunky, FURMANSKI, Abthony. Stanley Furmanski, KELLEY, Harvey E. Mrs. Sabilla Kelley, Miss, Bessemer, Utah. 160 East South Street, Carlisle, Pa. CANNON. John A. Thomas Cannon, 1011 HANSENBERGER, John G. George Hansen- KITTERMAN, Edwin C. Clay Kitterman, North Fort third Street, West Philadel- berger, Odessa, N. Y. Elizabeth, Ind. phia, Pa. HAWS, Leonard A. Francis A. Haws, Yu- KLEGIN, Lawrence F. John L. Centlivre, CARNEBUCI, Catino. Carmel Carnebucci, caipa. Cal. box 145 Pierce, Nebr. - 279 Elm Street, Westfield, Mass. IIAYTON, Joseph K. William H. Hayton, LARSON, Martin. Miss Christine Lund, 4405 CARRETTO, Joe. Umberto Carretto, Bot- R. F. D. 1, Bristol, Va. Pitt Street, Duluth, Minn. togno' Italy. HOBUSCH, Alfred J. SIrs. AEthel Ilobusch, LAVARNWAY, Nicholas J. John Lavarnway, COINNllTY, Michael. Peter Connelly, Srih, 5110 Patterson Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 23 Park Street, Ogdensburg, lN. Y. Count3 Mayo, Ireland. JACEWICZ, Adolph. Sirs. Polly Wasilewski, LIEBECK, Otto H. Mrs. Herman Llebeck, C(ONNICL.LY, William F. Mrs. Mary B. Con- 278 Crystal Strcet, Chicago, Ill. 123 Grove Street, Tonawanda, N. Y. nelly. East Cook Street, St. Paul, Minn. JOhNSON, Andrew J. Joseph A. Johnson, LISTON, Ray. Harvey Liston, R. F. D. 1, COONEY. Peter. irs. Andrew Farley, 210 049 Sixth Street, Rensselaer, N. Y. Albright, W. Va. Wi t One hundred and forty-sixth Street, JOY, Jacob A. Mrs. Ellen Joy, Logan, Ohio. MCDERMOTT, James G. Mrs. Mary McDer- New York, N. Y. KAPLAN, Harry. Mrs. Etta Kaplan, 7A West mott, Tracy, Cal. DISMANEG, John R. 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Brillion, Wis. D. 2, Barnesville, Minn. WITLIAMS, Daniel H1. Mrs. Phebe Williams, SCHROED R, Oscar S. Mrs. Agnes Schroe- LA FLAIR, Lester P. Patrick La Flair, 613 Eldorado, Mich. der. 228 Kearney Avenue, Perth Amboy, Sonth Webster Street, Siginaw, Mich. WILLIAMS, Charles E. Mrs. Margaret Wil- N. J. LANDMAN, Jacob. Mrs. Anna Laudman. 53 lims. 415 Oldtown, Cumberland, id. SHAW. Lee. Oran Shaw, general delivery, St. Pauls Avenue. Jersey City, N. J. IIIRZ. Henry. Nellie Schutz, R. F. D. 2, Chico, Cal. LANE. (Clifford. David Lane. Crystal, N. Dak. Piatsmouth, Nebr. SPOTZ. Glenn W. Mrs Merle Mi. Graham, LARSON, William. Nols Larson, Bertha, ISAACSON. Clydo. Ben Van Dalsen, Fair- 4100 Third Avonne. Virren, Pr. Minn. view, Kans. SPITZER. Beniamin It Mrs. Liaea Spitzer, MACK, George. C. Mack, Central Lake, Mich. JONES, Jeter H. Mrs. Beatie Jones, Roones. 2439 North Twenty-ninth Street, Philadel- MARSHiALL, Carl E. Mrs. Lillie Marshall, mill, Va. phin. Pa. Earlysville. Va. McCARTHY, John D. 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Tenn. tic Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. Louise Lillian, 100 ball, BOP'T, Thomas R. STROUGH, Edward D. irs. William Strough, TUNIS. Guy A. Elmus Tunis, Winamae, Ind. North Clinton Street, Baltimore, Md. 89 South Niagara Street, Tonawanda, N. Y. TURNER, Leon B. Mrs. Marie Turner, Ma- BOVETTI, Joe. Marco Bovetti, Bene Vagin- TIDWELL, Harvey J. Mrs. Emma Tidwell, rion, S. C. ana, Cunco, Italy. houte 1, Gay, Ga. James C. Joseph Costanzo, 1129, VUSLER. Charles, jr. Sirs. Charity Vusler, COSTANZO, MERROW, Flavious J. Mrs. Joseph D. Mer- New Hampton, N. J. Clifton Street, S#henectady, N. Y. row. Crestview, Tenn. CUSTER, Sherman B. Richard Custer, R. F. WASH, Louis. Mrs. Fannie M. Wash, Lib- BATY. Sherman A. Mrs. Eva May Baty, erty, Ky. D. 2, Swanton. id. Knoxville, Iowa. DAVIS, Stanley L. Mrs. Mary A. Davis, 5121 WOERNER, Charles A. Mrs. Annie Woerner, Pa. BOLAND, David W. Mrs. Lillian 31. Boland, Sansom Street, Philadelphia, 288 West Ferry Street,.Buffalo, N. 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Mrs. Eva Lizotta. 64h HAWK, Valdria D. Nathan Hawk, R. F. D. MITCHELL, Frank R. Mrs. Josephine Gon- West Hollis Street. Nashua, N. H. 3. Bruntsville. Tenn. zalez. 8812 Avenue F, Birmingham, Ale. FORBIS, Charles .W. Mrs. Hester J. Forbis, HESS, William R. vlvester Hess. general MITCHELL, John J. Mrs. Marcella Mitchell, Holliday Mo. delivery, Lawrence, Mich. Chassell, Mich. FRANCE, Bela Will. Mrs. Hattie France, 440 HILL, James. Quin M. Hill, R. F. D. 3,.Van NUNNALLY, Arnett. Mrs. Luella Nunnally, Pinan Avenue, Detroit. Mich. Buren, Ark. route 5, Gallard, Tenn. FREEDEICK, . John II. Herman Fredeick, HILLMAN, Batist. Miss Mary Hillman, NUSSBAUM, Daniel D. Daniel Nussbaum, Jackson, Minn. Leonville, La. Apple Creek, Ohio. FREITAS, Antonio. Joe Freitas, box 366, HORRIGAN, Timothy J. John Horrigan, 118 OSTEEN. Elus E. Thomas A. Osteen, Pied- Yerington, Nev. Greenwood Street. Gardner, Mass. mont, S. C. FRIEDEL, Michael. Mrs. Siargafet Priedel, JOHNSON, Claude W. Mrs. Eloic 1. John- PAGE, John W. Daniel D. Page, 17 Blue 54 Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. son, 111 Auburn Street, Ithaca, N. Y. Hill Avenue, Roxbury, Mass.- 34 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBEli 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING PANTALEO, Vincenzo. Mrs. Taurinta Stasia, MOORE, Lee E. Charlie Moore, Halley, DEBIE, Albert. Ben Neyt, San Francisco, Rossano Ditectlo, Italy. Idaho. Cal. PARENT, Rabin. Pelesford Parent, Salmon OSTER, Lester W. George Oster, 070 Ave- WRIGHT, Walter W. Mrs. Martha Wright, Falls, N. H1. nue D, Rochester, N. Y. box 467, Orlando, Fla. PARKER, John W. S. M. Parker, Wingate, PESEK, Hubert. Mrs. Anna Pesek, Gibbon, N. C. Nebr. CORPORALS. PARTLOW, Charles. Mrs. Mary Kelly, 435 PETERSON, Henning 0. Arvid Peterson, JOHNSON. Raleigh A. Axel Johnson, R. F. Central Avenue, Newark, N. J. 4945 Berenice Avenue, Chicago, Ill. D. 8, Luck, Milltown, Wis. PAYTON, Walter. Mrs. Ora, Shelton, R. F. PETERSON, Peter W. Antone Peterson, route ROBERTS, Cecil Herbert. Mrs. Flora Rob- ]). 7, Carthage, Mo. 1, box 3, Junction city, Oreg. erts, Newman, ill. PEARSON, Anton. Allgott Pearson, Lost RETER, Rudolph. Anton Retter, R. F. D. 2, JONES, Le Roy F. Mrs. Emma J. Jones, 411 Creek, Wash. Irwin, Pa. South Fifth Street, Lyons, Iowa. PENRY. William I. Mrs. Elizabeth Penry, RIDENOUR, Warren H. Mrs. Edna Ridenour, 923 Wallace Avenue, Farrell, Pa. R. F. D. 2, Browerville, Minn. MUSICIAN. PERRY, Clarence J. MrE. Kate Shaffer, Port ROMAINE, Edward. William R. Romaine, CHAMBERLAIN, Joseph P. Joseph P. Cl-am- Clinton. Ohio. 961 East Fifteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. berlain, 1615 Walnut Street, Murphsboro, PETERSEN, William F. William H. Peter- RYAN, Joseph A. Mrs.-P. C. Ryan, 23 Divi- Ill. son, 409 Union Street, St. Peter, Minn. sion Street, Cohoes, N, Y. PRITATES. PIERCE, Edward P. George E. Pierce, 107 SIRWINSKI, Zigmund. Mrs. Naltasya BUSKIRK, Millard. Columbia Buslirk, Cat- Starin Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Papierk Iewizw, 113 Shittenden Street, Dur- leitsburg, Ky. POENER, August. Rudolph Penner, Hondo, yea, Pa. COUSI, Michael. Joseph Caruso di Orazeo, Tex. SPACKMAN, Bert. Elijah Spackman, Rich- 157 Leyhton Street. Fitchburg, Mass. RENNIE, Charles J. S. J. Rennie, Clarke mond, Utah. DAMON, Paul W. Mrs. Ruth A1. Damon, R. Street, Waltham, Mass. SPANGLER, Louis G. Mrs. J. II. Spangler, F. D. 1, Sharon Center, Ohio REYER, Joseph F. Mrs. Marie Reyer, 50 Lometa, Tex. DOSS, Perry E. Mrs. Francis Qoss, R. F. D. Villa Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. STONE, Eyhr. Mrs. Annie Stone, R. F. D. 1, Samantha, Ala. ROSS, Frank A. Mrs. W. A. 'McKay, 1316 28, Carlton, Pa. FLETCHER, Willie E. George Fletcher, R. Center Street, Newton Center, Mass. STUKENBERG, Fred E. Mrs. Emma Stuken- F. D. 1, Livingston, Tenn. ROTHMANSKY, Abraham. Mrs. Sophie berg, 1503 South Sawer Avenue, _ Chicago. FUNARO, Dominick. Andrew Funaro, 195 Rothmansky, 806 East One hundredth Ill. Shetland Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. 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Mrs. Nora Strong, Milford, MORRISON, Hugh E. James Morrison, R. F. Park Rapids, linn. N. Y. D. 1, Cambridge, N. Y. TOUGH, Charles C. James Tough, Killduff, SUMNER, Max M. Louis M. Sumner, 1514 MUSSLER, Piermienn. Mrs. Anna Mussler, Iowa. College Avenue, East St Louis, Ill. 4535 Gannett, St. Louis, Mo. WELLS, Charley. Jim Wells, Springfield, TARTE, Sam J. C. J. Tarte, R. F. D. 5, NAGEL, Arthur E. P. IV. Nagel, R. F. D. Tenn. lartsville, S. C. 2, Wilton, Iowa. WINSALL, Elmer C. George Winsall, P. 9. TETI, Vincenzo. Mrs. Camela Pillegi, Cu- PUNCHARD, William W. William W. Pun- box 235, Burlington, Wis. ringo, Cantanzar Province, Italy. chard, 51 Oraton Street, Newark, N. J. ALBAUGH, Lester R. Mrs. Carrie Albaugh, TITZEL, Frank H. Charles F. Titzel, 1320 SCOTT, Earl A. Gns Scott, Hamlin, Tex. care of John Wahlwend, Elkhart, Iowa. Walnut Street, Harrisburg, Pa. SHANNON, Moses. Mrs. Lucille Shannon. R. ALLET, Monty. Mrs. Elsie Allen, R. F. D. VOGEL, William F. Mrs. Wilhelmina Vogel, F. D. 1, Lugoff, S. C. 3, Hendersonville, Tenn. R. F. D. 4, Scottville, Mich. SHERMAN, Arthur 0. Mrs. Ida Sherman, R. ANGLIN, Willie E. Mrs. Ella Taylor, Goens, WALSH, Michael Mrs. Bridget Welsh, F. D. 1, Lindsey, Cal. Edgewood, Ill. Aiden Street, Kiltmiaugh, Ireland. SMITH, William J. Mrs. Lucy Smith, care of BABCOCK, Olin H. Mrs. Hazel L. Babcock, WARD, Paul A. Mrs. Anna B. Ward, West- J. P. Presler, R. F. D. 1, box 30, IHolcomb, Weaublean, Mo. ville, Ohio. Mo. BELANGER, Eugene J. John Belanger, North WELLS. Benjiman E. Mrs. Bettie B. Wells, UPSON, William C. Beverly Upson, Hawk Stratford, N. H. 732 Halifax Street, Petersburg, Va. Point, BERGER, Rudolph. Burnt Berger, R. F. D. WENTWORTH, William H. Asel Wentworth, Mo. 1, Westby, Wis. Canaseraga, N. Y. Died from Accident and Other Gauses. BESHEARS, James I. Mrs. Mary J. Be- WESTBROOK, William M. J. M. West- shears. R. F. D. 6, Smithrille, Tenn. brook, Liberty, Miss. SERGEANT. BETCHER, George S. John Betcher, R. F. D. WILGIS, Roland 0. E. R. Wilgis, Bel Air, 1, Ellison Park, Pa M1d. BLOOM, Helmer. Albin Bloom, 741 Cavalry BLEVINS, Roy E. Mrs. Ora F. Blevins, Han- Ax enue, Detroit, Mich. ZOBOROSKI, Tony. .John Zoboroski, Fair- over, Ark. mont, Minn. PRItATES. BOULTON, Wallace F. William C. Boulton, HIEKE, Harry A. Mrs. Elizabeth Hieke, 1415 R. F. D. 3. Milan, Tenn. North Hollywood Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. FINGER, August H. Mrs. Emily Finger, 653 ERIGGS. AlfrO J. Mrh. Maggie Briggs, R. HUBER, Albert P. Joe A. Huber, Fort At-' Washington Street, Milwaukee, Wis. F. D. 3, Antigo, Wis. kinson, Iowa. RABINOWITZ, Lawrence. Mrs. Miriam Ra- ,BROWN, William. Herbert Brown, R. F. D. JACKSON, Lee. Andrew Jackson, R. F. D. binowitz, 140 One hundred and twelfth 1, Roseville, Ill. 1, Chesaning, Mich. Street, New York, N. Y. BUSTER, Elmer W. Mrs. Nancie Buster, 508 JOHNSON, Edward. John Anderson, Ander- Killed in Airplane Accident. South Eighteenth Street, Independence, slau, Malmo Lan. Sweden. Kans. KING, James B. Mrs. Sarah A. King, 1534 LIEUTExANTS. CARTER, William E. Mrs. Fannie L. Cox, R. West Third Street, Chester, Pa. F. D. 1, Bullard. Tex. - KUEIIN, Edwin F. Louis Kuean, Ava, Ill. WILSON. Joseph V. Rev. Gill Wilson, 2241 CLARK, Herman W. Mrs. Sarah E. Clark, LANDRY, Sylvane. Desire Landry, Belle Chaplin Street, Wheeling, W. Va. 1212 West Ninth Avenn., Pine Bluff, Ark. Rose,'La. JOHNSON, Harlan W. Mrs. William John- CROSBY.- Ivey V. Mrs. Mary Crosby, R. F. LEPPLE, William C. Jacob Lepple, Horicon, son, Mconnellsville, Ohio. D. 1. Gordon, Ga. Wis. Died of Disease. CROSS, Joseph F. Marion Cross, Mountain McARTWUR, C. Lloyd. Will McArthur, 3249 View, Ark. Third Avenue South, Minneapolis, Miun. SERGEANTS. DALBEY, Justin E. Mrs. Ora Landis, 1600 McVEIGH, James J. Miss Mary McVeigh, 20 Wesler Way, Seattle, Wash. Hausman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BRYAN, E. Jay. Mrs. Ella V. Bryan, R. F. DAVIS, Charles B. Mrs. Nancy Davis, 231 MARTIN, George W. Mrs. Ida Martin, 283 D. 1. Marlin, Tex. Hamline Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio. BrGant Street, North Tonawanda, N. Y. MAFFET, Anthony M. Mrs. Mary Mffel, 572 DECKER.. Albert. Mrs. Catherin Decker, 28 MARTIN, William P. Mrs. Esther Martin, Carroll Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. South Street. Staten Island, N. ts 1011 Kearsley Street, Flint, Mich. NEIL. Turner. Mrs. Susan T. Neil, 945 Cleve- DEROUEN. Elea. Grant Derouen, Hayes. La MILLER, Thomas J. Ernest Miller, 1117 land Avenue, Portland, Oreg. DICICCO, James. Frank Dicicco, 66 Broad Hewitt Avenue, Everett, Wash. - VAN CLEAVE, Chester A. Mrs. Emma A. Street, Struthers, Ohio. MITCHELL, Victor. Charles W. Mitchell, 45 Van Cleave, 821 West Sycamore Street, In- DOBYNS. Jesse L. William W. Dobyns, R. Elgin Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. dependence, Kans. F, D). 1. Evington, Va. MOELLER, Edward F. Mrs. Martha Moeller, BIEDElulAN, Walter. Frank E. Biederman, DVORSKY, Fred D. Charles A. DYorsky, Bloomingfield, Nebr. 861 Mihawk Street, Columbus, Ohio. Iowa City, Iowa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. 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ELLIOTT, Benn. Buck Elliott, Newnan, Ga. Wounded Slightly. BECZKOWSKI Steve H. Mrs. Sophie Ko- ESTERLING, Floyd. Shade Esterling, R. F. tecki, 829 Humboldt Avenue, Milwaukee, ). 3, AMount Olive, Miss. LIEUTENANT. Wis. FREESE, George F. Tobe Freese, Amber, LUCAS, Burton L. Burton A. Lucas, 5 Court GOULD, Frank E. Airs. Emma Gould, box 28, iowa. Poplar Grove, Ill. GIBSON, Joseph. Mrs. Harriet Gibson, Rem- Street, Windsor, Vt. ington. Va. NURSES. AIDCITANIC. GJONOVICH, George. Miles Gionovich, 2216 WISEMAN. Blanche Alma. Edmund Wise- TIOMPSON, North Fourth Street, Kansas City, Kans. man, 155 North La Vergne, Chicago, Ill. George M. John H. Thompson, HAMM, Charles N. Mrs. Anna Leifer, Ran- HELMAN, Elizabeth E. Mrs. Rebecca Hel- 484 West Street, Trenton7'N. J. dom Lake, Wis. man, 89 Blue Hill Avenue, Boston, Mass. WAGONER. HENDEIRSON, James. Mrs. Phillis Hendeil- SERGEANT. son, R. F. D. 1, box 22, Trevilians, Va. SKIPWORTH, John R. Mrs. Mary Skip- JOHNSON, Jackson, jr. Jackson Johnson, 25 KROLL, Bernhardt. Mrs. Ethel Kroll, 9939 worth, Ellington, Ky. Portland Place, St. Louis, Mo. Exchange Avenue, Chicago, Ill. JONES, Hartwell II. Mrs. Devie Jones, CORPORAL. PRIVATES. Dran, N. Mex. SMITH, Zeb V. Banford Smith, R. F. D. 2, ANDERSON, Ray R. Peter Elison, Morse, KNEES, Rupert D. Mrs. Elsie Baser, Grant Pageland, S. C, Wis. City, Mo. CHAUFFEUR. BEACH, Joseph -G. Mrs. Anna Beach, 150 LETBY, Harry R. Peter B. Loiby, 21 West Norman Aenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Oak Street, Norristown, Pa. PLANNAGAN, Alfred J. Michael Flannagan, BERNSTEIN, Ferdinand J. Mrs. Anna Bern- LOVEWELL, Lucien 11. Lloyd W. Lovewell, 349 East I ifty-first Street, New York, N. Y. stein, 8 St. Nicholas Terrace, New York, South Lyon, Mich. PRIVATES. N. Y. LOVGREN, Joel. Mrs. .Hanna W. Lovgren, BLUNDELL, Eugene W. W. C. Blundell, 537 1225 South Seventh Street, Atchison, Kans. JACKSON, Andrew. Mrs. Martha S. Jack- son, It. F. D. 1, Abbeyville, Ala. West Forty-first Street, Los Angeles, Cal. NIELSEN, John. Andrew C: Wells, Exira, CAMPODONICO, Iowa. .JOHNSON, Andrew T. 'Joseph Johnson, Joseph G. Emanuel Cam- PUDENZ. John. Mrs. Mary S. Pudenz, R. F. Meneta, Alen. podonico, R. F. D. 3, box 43, Stockton, Cal. PAWLAK, Albert. Katrine Cieslak, 1084 CAtPENTER, Crum. Mrs. Mary Carpenter,- D. 2, Carroll, Iowa. Spencer Station, Ohio. REDDINGTON, Johli C. Thomas Reddington, American Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. SELBY, Ralph William. Frank S. Selby, CHILDS, Edward W. Ira Childs, Hudson, Calena, Ill. Mich. ROSENTHAL, Samuel. Joseph Rosenthal, 2 Burr Oak, Mich. New,Haven, Conn. WATTS, Woodey 0. Mrs. Calda Watts, 2636 CHISHOLM, Henry J. Mrs. Elsie Chisholm, Arthur Street, Sixteonth Street, Tuscaloosa, Ala. box 184, Plainview, Nebr. ROSING, Maurice 0. Mrs. Louise C. Rosing, CLEMENTSON, 43021 Upton Avenue South, Mianeapolis, WOOTEN, Robert M. Jone Wooten, Clark- Roy Al. Airs. Sophie Clement- ton, N. C. son, Powers Lake, N. Dak. Minn. COLLIERI, SAMS. Bert G. - Mrs. Roxy Laird, R. F. D. 1, BROWNSON, Ralph A. James Brownson, John C. Walter Minor, R. F. D. Bertha, Minn. North Lawrence, N. Y. 1, Ore City, Tex. SAXEN, Jeus. Thomas Saxen, R. F. D. 3, STANLEY, Roy J. Mrs. Mandy Stanley, 611 CONKLIN, Alfred L. Mrs. A. L. Conklin, Danbury, Iowa. Parsonage Street, Elizabeth City, N. C. Spring Valley, Minn. SCHINDLER, Theodora J. . Jacob Schindler, ALFANO, Tony. Airs. Susie Alfano, 362 CONNELL, Charles E. Thomas J. Connell, R. F. D 1, Rudd, Iowa. Hicks Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 09D Southern Street, Trenton, N. J. SHARP, William A. Mrs. Claud Sharp, R. F. CAHILL, Jeremiah J. Miss Catherine Gar- COOMBS, Carl L. MisS Bettie Coombs, 250 1). 2, Whitwell, Tenn. vey, 834 Carew Street, Springfield, Mass. Lowell Street, Reading, Mass. SHEARER, Edgar. Mrs. Ida C. Shearer, CHANDLER, Wilder E. Mrs. Allis Chandler, COUSINS, William HrAMrs. Olive B. Russell, Rogers, Tex. Blaine, AMe. Rimersburg, Pa. COY, SMITH, Joseph C. Mrs. John Smith, Barnette, DXLINE, Riley R. Mra. Wilma ExIlne, gen- ('arles. Airs, Emma Coy Dickhut, 550 i] oral delivery, Squires, Mo. East Broadway, Alton, Ill. SNIDER, Charlie F. John Snider, Stewart, FOLLETTE, Elwin Erwin. Mrs. Marvin J. CRAMER, Franklin L. Mrs. Rebecca D. Hughes County, Okla. Follette, Bad Axe Mich. Cramer, box 2, Oakland, Pa. STILES, John F. J. L. Stiles, Newmarket, FREY, Alfred P. Airs. Edna B. Frey, 76 Ar- D'ANDREA Joseph. Daid D'Andrea, Clio, Ala. lington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Cal. SWORD, Robert William Sword, box 1310 LITHEN, Herman. Mrs. Evetina Erickson, DE KORTE, Cornelius. Barney Do Korte, 16 Billings, Mont. box 44, Stambaugh, Mich. Union Place, Wallington, N. J. SZUMINSKI, Joseph A. Anton Szuminaski, MATTHEW, Bennie I. Win Matthew, Salem, DREW, Charles A. Mercer Al. Drew, 68 Lam- Ind. , bert Street, Pittston, Pa. -Three Lakes, WIS. ELLINGSON, THOMAS, Orvilhe J. Mrs. Emma Alcans, 420 SLUTOR, Ernest Joseph. Otto J. Sluter, 42 Melvin. Elling Ellingson, Pen- Locust Street, Beloit, Wis. Oakland Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. nock, Minn. TUCKER, Lude. Will Tucker, R. F. D. 3, WEIRICH, Claude L. Mrs. Rosio E. Weirich, ESTES, Edgar Rawling, jr. Mrs. Ann' Lafayette, Ga. - 1830 Marion Avenue, Marion, Ind. Margarett Estes, 208 Warren Street, Jer- WALL, William J. Miss Mary Wall, box 94, WHITTEN, Clarence M. Mrs. Laura Whitten, sey City, N. J. Mass. EVANS, Ernest AI. Mrs. Ella L. Evans, Rich- Linwood, 14 Island Avenue, Fairfield, Me. land WALLGRrN, Albert W. August J. Wallgren, WIECZAREK, Josef B. Stanley Wieczarek, Springs, Tex. Atholstone, Wis. 1318 South Grand Street, Bay City, Mich. ANACKER, David. Mrs. Jessie Anacker, 1422 WASIIBURN, George P. Mrs. Molly Wash- WIELAND, Frank. Mrs. Catherine Ott, 1015 Martin Street, Utica, N. Y. burn, R. F. D. 1, box 28, Saro, Va. Segal Street, Camden, N. J. BARNES, Chester A. Charlie McBarnes, R. WEBB, David C. David Webb, R. F. D. 6, WILSON, Russell. Mrs. L. Wilson, 2020 Gas- F. D. 7, Dandridge, Tenn. Boone, Iowa. BARON, Albert G. Manuel Baron, box 112, ton Avenue, Dallas, Tex. Clifton. Aris. box 281, WOODRUFF, George W. James W. Woodruff, WILLS, Frank. Airs. Andy Wills, 2211 R. F. D. 5, Washington, Ga. BARTHOLOMEW, William H. Harry Bar- George Street, Butte, Mont. tholomew, Tatamy, Pa. WOODWORTH. Ross. Mrs. James E. Kelley, WISOCKIS, Stasis. Mrs. W. Ludowicrite, R. F. D. 7, Black River Fall> Wis. BAUMANN, Jacob C. Lucas Baumann, 278 32 South Front Street, Hudson, NY. Devoe Street, New York, N. Y. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). CAREY, Delbert J. Mrs. Miammie Carey, 205 - Missing in Action. Chestnut Street, Watertown, N. Y. SERGEANTS. CARLSON, Gunner C. Oscar Carison, Still- LIaITENANTS. man Valley, Ill. CARSON, Benjermin H. Mrs. Anna Carson, LINDSLEY, Henry D. Mrs. Henry D. Linds- CIIILES, Ed Lee. Edgar Chiles, Arcadia, Tex. R. F. D. 2, Indian Valley, Idaho. ley, Carlton-Chambers, 402 Madison Avenue. DELANEY, John J. Mrs. Mary Delaney, 1021 KNAIP, David E. Edgar L. Knapp, R. F. D. MOLTEN, Joseph G. Robert Potter Molten, Woodyerest Avenue, New York, N. Y. 2, Hampden, Me. 25 Somth Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DOYLE, James L. Mrs. Nettle Webb, Cairo, WOODER SON, Thomas R. Thomas Wooder- PATTISON, Ransom S. John A. Pattison, W. Va. son, 4003 West Prospct Place, Kansas City, 177 North Twenty-first Street, East Orange, GUNTRUM, Elmer F. Levi M. Otutrum, R. Mo. N. J. F. D. 1, Lawsonham, Pa. PRIVATES. SERGuANTS. HANNERS. Clarence. Mrs. Rebecca Hanners, 119 South Avenue, Bridgeton, N. J. BATES, Reginald. Oren Bates, 173 Highland GRAHAM, Paul H. William H1. Graham, HARRIS, Alvin J. Seth D. Harris, box 73, Street, Clinton, Mass. Aonroe, Ind. Fallon, Mont. HILLER, August H. H, . Hiller, 180 Dia- ZAVODSKY, John. Paul Zavodsky, 543 Brace JOHNSON, John W. Mrs. Alice Johnson, Hall, mond Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Avenuer, Ierth Amboy, N. J. Mont. HIMES, Loman. James A. Himes, Dartmoor, LAPWOSKI, Steve. i'onio Lapwoski, 519 Cen- W. Va. CORPORALS. tral Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. KALMA.N, George. Mrs. Jennie Kalman, 312 ALLISON, Howard E. Harry T. Allison, LEISE, Richard 0. Wilber W. Leise, Fort Macton Street, Ph.adelphia, Pa. 2305 Jackson Avenue, Wichita, Kans. Morgap. Colo. KNIFFEN, Clarence. Mrs. E. M. Kniffen, 9 BOWER. John W. Byron M. Bower, Mans- MCCLELEN, Richard T. Theodore B. Mc- School Street, Rye, N. Y. field, Ill Clelen, Wetunka, Ola. LARSEN, Harry A. Mrs. Caspara Larsen, BRETSCHNEIDER, John Michael. Mrs. MLAUGHLIN, Albert L. Mrs. Vra Ale- 539 Seventy-third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mary Bretschneider, Broughton, Pa. Laughlin, Jonesboro, Me. MILLSLOGEL, Nathan. Mrs. Annie Mill-* COPELAND, John L. Berry Copeland, R. F. MILLER, Irven G. Edward Miller, La Mott, sIogel, general delivery, Rushville, Ill. D. 2. Toney, Ala. Pa. NOBLE, Alden Earl. Mrs. E. M. Ellsworth, FERGUSON, Leroy. Mrs. Mary Ferguson, MOLINARO, Gennaro. Dominaro Molinaro, 76 Dorrance Street,'Dorrancetown, Kingston Huntington, W. Va. 422 Broad Street, Sewickley, Pa. P. 0., Pa IHASENFELT, Frank C. Mrs. Ella Hasen- MOORE, Fred. Mrs. Alusette C. Moore, R. F. OSBORNE feorge W. Mrs. Mary F. Osborne, felt, Fall River, Kans. D. 4, Adameville, Tenn. general delivery, Syracuse, Kans. McDONALD, Edward T. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- MORRISON, John W. John Morrison, R. F. WINTER, William. Mrs. Victoria Robinson, Donald, 356 French Street, Buffalo, N. Y. D. 20, Winneconne, Wis. CarboNdale, Ill. RODERICK. Rudolph R. Mrs. Lelah Lee, OBLINSKI. Edward. Walter Oblinski, 50 SMITH, Wrak. Jim Et Young, Chilton, Tex. 1130 East Hunt Street. Adrian, Mich. Denton Avenue, Haintramack, Mich. TANZELLO, Giocomma. Meek Massaro, 380 ALEXANDER. Walter. Henry Miller, Wheel- O'BRIEN, Charles A. Mrs. D. O'Brien, 6 1Rrmnnn Rfreet Rnffln. N V ersburr. Ohio. Rmnmer Street. Northampton, Mass. 36' THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING O'KEEFE, Patrick J. Mrs. Nora O'Keefe, 156 KINLEFSKY, John. Mrs. Raina Kanlowski, SHAWGO, Charles 0. M. B. Carter, 'Sum- West Ninth Street, South Boston, Mass. 440 West Thirty-first Street, New York, mum, Ill. RILEY, Walter N. Mrs. Florence A. Anson, N. Y. SHIELDS, Arthur N. Mrs. Mars Shields, 29 West Springfield Avenue, Philadelphia, LAMPMAN, Thomas E. George H. Lamp- 7720 Meridian Aveanue, Seattle, Wash. Pa. man, 7429 Bingham Street, Philadelphia, SKUTT, Seymour. Mrs. Nora Skutt, Holly, SEGREST, Lucius L Mrs. Gertrude Segrest, Pa. Mich. Tuskegee, Ala. LAUGHLIN, Frank J. Mrs. Ella Galligher SQUIER, Frederick B. Mr. Charles E. Squier, SICKINGER, Harper IT. Mrs. La Verne Sick- Laughlin, 3188 West Ninetieth Street, Cleve- 2648 Kennock Place, Sheepshead Bay, N. F. inger, Iloytsville, Utah. land. Ohio. STEINKAMP, Fred I. Mrs. Mathilda Stein- STICKNEY, Arthur. Mrs. Margaret Stickney, LEWIS. Franklin J. Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, kamp, 1252 Clay Avenue New York, N. Y. 559A Sixteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1053 Springbrook Avenue, Moosic Pa STIESS, Oscar. Charles kl. Stiess, 10302 St. STUFFLES, Henry A. Mrs. Mary Hollenbet-k, LINT, Arthur E. Estop Lint, R. F. D., Perry- I Clair Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Ontario, N. Y. opolis, Pa. TORDRUP, August. Charles Tordrup, Hardy, THOMPSON, Paul C. No emergency address LOUDON. Harry. Charles A. Loudon, R. F. D. Nebr. given. 2, box 45, St. Charles, Minn. VENDITTI, Henry. Tony Venditti, 18 Fulton TINGLUN, Olaf H. Carl Olsen, 1434 North McCONNELL, John L. Dennis J. McConnell, Street, New Castle, Pa. Avers Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Canal Street, Stanhope, N. J. VICKERS, Harry M. Mrs. Mary Vickers, 307 VALENTE, Louis. Mrs. Rafela Valente, R. F. McCUE, Joe.* Mrs -Mary McCue, 890 Bantil East Washington Avenue, Trenton. N. T. D. H, box 148, Fresno, Cal. Street, St. Paul, Minn. WAGNER, Ray. Frederick Wagner, Golconda, TROBEL, Andrew. Steve Vrobel, 67 East McCURRY, William L. Mrs. Jessie McCurry Ill. Liberty Street, Ashley, Pa. 1107 West Eighth Street, Terre Haute, Ind WAGNER, Wilbur G. George B. Wagner, 606 AASE, Edwin B. Mrs. Emma B. Aase, Ross, MADDOX, Louis W. Clinton Maddox, 560 Hickory Street, Martins Ferry, -Ohio. Minn. South Main Street, Decatur, Ill. WALDVOGLE, Earle. Mrs. M. L. Lucas, 427 MAURO, John. Mrs. Sophie Mauro, 1351 East Fourteenth Street, Davenport, Iowa. ALLEN, Herbert G. Mrs. Alice M. Nolan, 549 Seventy-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WALLACI' John M. Joseph E. Mitchell, 191 West Arlington Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. MORAN, Harry. Stephen Moran, R. F. D Logaff"Street, Champaign, Ill. BALADA, Frank. Mrs. Mary Balada, Merril, 1. Amadoro, Mich. WARD, James G. Michael J. Ward, 45 Mont- Wis. NEWELL, Tames L. Thomas Newell, R. F. D gomery Street, Newark, N. J. BECK, Thomas II. Mrs Mary T. Beck, Lake- 8, Belle Plaine, Minn. WASSON, Troy. Mrs. Lula Hall, Knowlton, ulle, Ohio. NYQUIST. Richard. Mrs. 0. H- Nyquist, Ky. BEWCKER, Charley G. Carl Becker, Morris, Kirkland, Wash. WEIR, Elmer. Mrs. Alice Spencer, 1. F. D. Alinn. O'BRI IN. Hugh G. Mrs. Emily E. O'Brian, 1, Putnam, Ill, BELL, Joseph. Bert Smith, Lima, N. Y. 509 South iKenosba Street, WHEELER, Elmo. Perry Wheeler, R. F. D. BRACKENRIDGE, Robert II. Mrs. Ida H. O'CONNELL, James Michael. Mrs. Susie 1, Richmond, Cal. Brackenridge, 1104 West Eighth Street, Los O'Connell, 2070 Eastern Parkway, Brook ZEIINER, Harley E. Job Zehner, Pinkstaff, Angeles, Cal. lyn, N. Y. Ill. BRANDT, Frank. Mrs. Lena Brandt, 555 De O'CONNELL, Walter. Miss Nettle O'Connell ZERBE, Elmer F. Mrs. Emma Zerlje, Pine Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N, 1. Huntington, N, Y. Grove, Pa. DRESTI, Alfred. Charles Dresh, 266 Grove PA(KIN ICK, JTseph. George Luckench, 228 ZICK, Arthur W. William Zick, R. F. D. 5, Street, Bloomfield, N. J. Wallant Street, Williamsport, Pa. Markesan, Wis. EICHENLAUB, George V. Mrs. Carrie M PAGE, William L. Mrs. Sarah Walker, R. F. ZUKOWSKI, John. Joseph Wojtulewicz, 2120 Eichenlaub, North Fairfield, Ohio. . D. 1, Van Alstyne, Tex. Albany Avenue, Chicago, Ill. GRAY, John A. William Gray, 718 West PERENCEVICK, Nick. John Perencevick, Twelfth Street, Erie Pa. 280 South Union Avenue, Pueblo, Colo. HAMILTON, Elmer E. J. A. Page, R. F. D. PIERCE, William C. Charles Pierce, War- 7, Mattoon, Ill. wick, Md. MARINE CORPS HOLMES, Fred A. Mrs. Emma Warlwhm, PRINCE, John, C. Mrs. Laura E Prince, Ben- 26039 Central Avenue NE., Minneapolis, ton, Tenn. The following casualties are reported Mlinn. ROACH, Tames J. Mrs. Mary Ann Roach, >y the commanding general of the Amer- TACKSON, Ellie J. Aaron W. Jackson, Pan- Delaware Street, Jermyn, Pa. 'an Expeditiolary Forces: dora, Tex. SAWYER, Charlie F. Mrs. Minnie Sawyer, JORDAN, Daniel. Skinner Jordan, West Elk- R. F. D. 3, Cuthbert, Ga. Killed in action ------71 ton. Ohio. SCHMIDT, Edwin A. Fred Schmidt, Fred- Died of wounds received in ac- KLECKNER, Herbert W. Antony Weler, 707 ericksburg, Tex. Monroe Street. Monroe, Midh. tion ------58 SHIOKWA, John. Anthony Pacjerkowski, 340 Died of disease ------11 KUROWSKI, John. Frank Kurowski, 73 Mill Henderson Street, Jersey City, N. J. Street. Bloomfield, N. J. Wounded in action (severely) - LA PAGE, John B. Mrs. Emma La Page, 606 SHOEMAKER. Gus D. Don R. Shoemaker, Jennings Avenue, Hot Springs, S. Dak. 283 Spencet Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. Wounded in action (slightly) - 2 MADDOX, George L. George Maddox, R. F. SIIRIGLEY, Alfred R. Mrs. Flora Shrigley, Wounded in action (degree unde- 1). 2. Dacura, Ga. 721 West Seventh Street, Newport, Ky. termined) ------5 MARINKO, John. John Marinko, 802 North SKINNER. Arthur G. Mrs. Mary Skinner, Vine Street, Hazeltoni Pa. Kibbie, Mich. Missing in action ------118 MARTIN, Silas. Samuel J. Martin, box 90, SMITH, Phillip G. William Smith, Carlyle, In hands of enemy ------8 Beckville, Tex. Ill. MYERS, Axel. Peter Meyers, 998 Dolores SMITH, Walter K. Shauck Smith, general de- Street, San Francisco, Cal. livery, King City, Mo. Total ------286 NICHOLSON, John E. James A. Nicholson, STABER. Leroy G. Mrs. Elizabeth Staber, 1524 Thirty-third Street, Washington, D. C. Mineral Point, Wis. PENCE, Sam A. George Pence, Lees Mill, STEINBAUGH, Harry Arthur. William Stein- Killed in Action. Tex. baugh, 1145 Laketon Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. - FIRST LIEUTENANT. REED, Orlie. William Bronlow Reed, Thomp- McHElRY, John. John McHenry, 200 East sonville. Ill. STEINERT. Henry H. Mrs. Mary Steinert, Gerwan Street, Baltimore, Md. SALVADORE, Adam James. Mrs. Nancy Sal- 322 Lee Street, Milwaukee, Wis. vadore. 483 Iowa Avenue, Glassport, Pa. STIEPER, Otto. M. W. Stieper, 521 Missis- SECOND TIEUTENANTS. ,SAMS, Corbly Pierson. Mrs. Flora Stro- sippi Street, St. Pail, Minn. BAYNE, Russell C. Albert J. Bayne, Mul- snider, R. F. D- 1, Kirby, Greene County, SWAIN, Miles. John Swain, R. F. D. 1, Cold- berry, laid. Pa. water, Mich. KIDDER, Hugh P. Kate Kidder, Waukon, SMITH, Charlie L. Albert L. Smith, Hills- VATNE, Orvie. Severin S. Vatne, Jhien, Iowa. boro, Tex. Minn. GUNNERY SERGEANTS. JOHNSON, William H. William H. Johnson, WATROUS, Teddy K. Mrs. Eva Watrous, Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. Bliss, Okla. CRUM, William, jr. Ilaud Crum, general de- WHITMAN, livery, Crum, W. Va. FENNER, William. John Fenner, Swarts- Franklin L. John L. Whitman, MURPHY, Eugene F. n ood, N. J. 10 West Third Street, Williamsport. Pa. Frank Murphy, 39 FIELD, Alonzo, jr. Alonzo Field, Stone YINDRA, James. Mrs. Mary Lush, 66 West Pickering Street, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Mountain, Ga Van Buren Street, Chicago, Ill. SERGUANTS. FISHER, Benjamin M. Mrs. Avaline Fisher, ZEIHER, Raymond D. Jake Zeiher, R. F. D. Franklinton. La. 2. Henderson, Minn. HAMILTON, Williafa II. William J. Hamil- FITZPATRICK, James. Thomas Fitzpatrick, HUBBELL. Willam. Mrs. J. IT. Shale, 163 ton, Bedford, Mass. 118 Henderson Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. Woodside Avenue, Newark, N J. JONES, Henry. Inez B. Jones, 1014 Four- FLANAGAN. Charles A. Mrs. Mary Flana- RIGGS, Gaston A. Mrs. Jeanette Riggs, R. teenth Street, San Diego, Cal. gan 105 Pearl Street, Newton, Mass. F. D). 2, North Main Street, Houston, Tex. MARKLEY, George. Y'. B.' Markley, Wil- FLANDRDAT. Wilbur Augustus. Arthur Con- RIVERS, Charlie E. Mrs. W. H. Rivers, Me- liams, Okla. ridian, Miss. STEWART. Lester E. Anna M. Rogers, box over Flandreau, Hollis, N. Y. 402, Walthill, Nebr. CREOLER. Edward J. Frank E. Creoler, R. ROSS, Antonio. Girolomb Lamuro, 802 Pine F1 D 4 Neillsville. Wis. Slireet, Camdven, N. T. CORPOR iLs. HkRVEY. Wallace. Mrs. Mary Harvey, Whit-, RUNIELL, John II. Peter Runnell, R. F. D. BAKER, Robert F. Edward Baker, 32 Hoo- ing, Iowa. 1. Cherry Tree, Pa. sick Street. Troy, N. Y. HO'EYCUTT. Dan A. Mrs Annie Young, SACK, George. William M. Sack, 71? Finde CHRISTOPHER. John K. Flora S. Christo- deolto, Cal. Street, Big Rapids. Mich. pler. gaeieeal delivery, Belpre, Ohio HUDSON. John L, Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson, SCHMITT, Dominic T. Mrs. Anna Schmitt, GREENIUP. Leo C. George Gree&'P, 881 New- .12 Hendrix Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 272 Campbell Street, Rochester, N. 1. port Avenue. Detroit, Mich. TUNT, Cornelius. Mogan Hunt, 1682 Third SCHONITARD, PIllip C. Joseph J. Schon- GREER, Orman P. 0 II. Greer, R. 1. P Awenue, New York, N. Y. hard, 780 Allen Street, Jackson, Mich. Ashland, Tenn. JACOBSON, Martin. Lara Jacobson, R. F. D. SCHREINER. Carl C. Mrs. -Julianne W. PUTNAM, Charles L. Kate Putnam, 5120 3. Waoknn, Minn. i-ehreiner. 41 First Street. Melrose. Mass. Constance Street, New Orleans, La. KAMINSKT: Charles. Charles Kaminki. 137 SCHWENK. Michael A. Mrs. Mary Schwenk, RIORDAN, George F. Luke H. Riordan, Summer Street, North Tonawanda, N. Y. 1012 Smith Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Lisle, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 37 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING<. SCHNEIDER, William J. Joseph Schneider, WAUGII, Tom T. Annie Bell Waugh, 4309 O'BRIEN, James Aloysius. Alla O'Brien, 003 4321 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. Wimer Street, Houston, Tex. Morris Street, Walnut Hill, Cincinnati, WASIITOCK, PeterJ. Joseph A. Washtock, WELDON, Roy L. Mary Etta Wackier, R. F. Ohio. R. F. D., Main Street, Berea, Ohio. D. 2, Minerva, Ohio. PUGH Herschell D. Katherine Pugh, 1623 WEITZ, John C. Lina C. Miller, care of Mc- WILLIAMS, Oscar. Sallie Williams, Flat Sey ur Avenue, Utica, N. Y. Kenna Lbr. Co., McKenna, Wash. Sick, Ky. RAY, Earle W. John Ray. Tracy, Minn. WISE, Simpson C. Charity Wise, R. F. D. 3, SHAVER, John II. Theodore Shaver, Nicho- Batesburg, S. C. Died of Wounds Received in Action. las Count y, Tioga, W. Va. SHEETS, Edgar. Hannah Sheets, Fair- PRIVATES. rIRST LIEUTENANT. chance, Pa. ANDREASON, Ivar G. Mathilda Andreason, SKIDMORE, Carl Beard. Morris W. Skid- KILDUFF, David R. D. R. Kilduff, 1108 more, 765 East One hundred and eightieth 203 Grand Avenue, Billings, Mont. Princess Anne Street, Fredericksburg, Va. ALLEN, Charles C. A. A. Allen, Bremond, Street, New York, N. Y. Tex. SERGEANTS. STAMER, Ernest. Helen Stamer, 1100 'New- SUSTIN, Benjamin. Ike Sustin, 722 Mc- berry Street, Toledo, Ohio. Clellan Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ALTILAN, John. Louise Altman, 628 West STARKEY, Floyd Clifford. Alonza Starkey, AUTEN, Lawrence L. George Butler, 403 Kiernan Avenue, Spokane, Wash. Syracuse. Ohio. Terry Avenue, Seattle, Wash. DONOHOE, Charles E. Elvira E. Hyde, STRUTHERS, Charles B. Charles B. Struth- ARBUCKLE, Angus. Andrew Arbuckle, Anita, Iowa. ors, 172 'ranklin Place, Flushing, N. Y. Manor, Pa. FROST, George IZe-arrie Lyman, 26 Rob- YORK, Asa C. Annie York, Giddings Tex bins Place, Yonkers, N. Y. WARD, Prank. Kate Ward, 1229' North BACON, Lennie T. Martha Bacon, 119 SOKOLOWSKI, Frank. Kate Nowitski, 1104 Broadway. Baltimore, Md. Gabelle Street, Lynchburg, Va. Person Court, Lansiig, Mich. WESTLUND, Conrad J. Mary Juveland, War- BALZER, Eugene I. Catherine A. Baiser, ren, Minn. 1402 Guerrero Street, San Francisco, Cal. CORPORALS. WILSON, Sidney E. Sidney C. Wilson, New BEEBE, John. Alice Beebe, 6 Kinloch Ave- CASEY, Dennis Patrick. Nora Casey, Hub- Eagle, Pa. - nue, Troy, N. Y. bard, Ohio. BLODGET, Lewis T. Moses Blodget, Fol- CHAMBERLAIN. Earles Holmes. H. C. Died of Disease. som City, Cal. Chamberlain, 150 Norton Street, New Ha- BRENNAN, William N. William Brennan, Ven, Conn. MAJOR. Hockessubn, Dal. COBB, Fred Walter. Sarah R. Reid; 220 York ZANE, Randolph T. Mrs. R. T. Zane, care of BROOME, Lawrence E. Florence Broome, Street, Vallejo, Cal. Gov. William B. Stephens, Sacramento, Cal. New London, Ohio. DORNBLASER, Paul Logan. Katherine H. CALDWELL, Joseph R., jr. Joseph R. Cald- Moore, Paxton Hotel, Missoula, Mont. MulARINE OUNNER. well, sr., 335 South Linden Avenue, Pitts- GORDON, Charles R. Louie R. Gordon, 503 CLEMENTSON, Carl J. Louise Clemeutson, burgh, Pa. East Chestnut Street, Robinson, Ill. 1102 North Fifth Street, North Forks, N. CANDITO, Vincent J. Frank Candito, 311 HILL, Theodore B. Minnie Hill, 1236 East- Dak. East Thirty-second Street, New York, N. Y. Beach Street, Gulfport, Miss. SERGEANTS. DAVIS, Charles M. Elizabeth McK. Davis, O'DONNELL, Edward. Bridget O'Donnell, BURNSIDE, George M. Jennie Burnside, 203 Berkley Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. 1507 Butler Street, Easton, Pa. Sand Springs, O3da. FORD, Daniel. Mary Ford, 1520 Walnut SCHROEDER, Frank. Mary Schroeder, Peo- LIBERTY. Frank A. May Liberty, Toma- Street, Helena, Mont. tone, Ill. hawk, Wis. GARRISON, John W. Samanthe Garrison, SNYDER, James D. Lewis Me. Snyder, 512 Creede, Colo. Wolfe Street, Syracuse, N. Y. PRIVAT1S. GILES, William N. Carolena Giles, 811 SOLOMON, Nathan. Abraham Solomon, 1875 CUMMINGS, Alonso B. Henry H. Cummings, North Erie Street, Toledo, Ohio. Dean Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. East Jordan, Mich. GOTH, Louis B. Michael Goth, 111 Dorry SPRINGER, Elva C. John Springer, 250 West ELLIOTT, Leonard J. Isabel Elliott, general Street, Fredonia, N. Y. Fifty-fourth Street. New York, N. Y. delivery, Selma, Cal. GOULD, Harold A. Ruth F. Gould, 510 Ply- FARMER, Walter Grant. Mollie Farmer, 734 mouth Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minn. PRIVATES. Washington Street, Walla Walla, Wash. HADDON, Harry P. Alice P. Haddon, 34 ADAMS, Eli. Wesley Adams, Milledgeville, FANKIIAUSER, Adolf. Anna Gottier, Rush- Newton Street, Brighton, Mass. Ga. ville, Nebr. HARPER, Milton J. Dora Harper, general BAUGHMAN, Victor K. Ella Shuman, gen- KILLAM, David Chenoweth, W. T. Killam, delivery, Glendale, Oreg. eral delivery, Mount Etna, Ind. Grove, Okla. HIDDLESON, Alfred. Margaret Hiddleson, BLENKINSOP, Marcus W. Mary Blenkin- WATNWRIGHT, LaFayette Francis. Rolert 508 North Orange Street, Morrison, Ill, - sop, 273 North Francisco Avenue, Chicago, Wain.wright, West Point, Ga. HURST, John. Lula Tuttle, 1027 Poe Street, :111. WESCHKE. Leo. Clara Weschke, 6248 Aspen New Orleans, La. BOOTS, Wade A. Mary Boots, Palmyra, Mo. Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. JAQUESS, John R. Fletcher Jaquess, Owens- BRASSEL, Frank J. Bertha Brassel, gen- Ville, Ind. eral delivery, Cervis, Oreg. Severely Wounded. JOHNSON, Paul T. John A. Johnson, 37 BRENNAN, Francis J. Anna Brennan, 2020 Arden Street, Allston, Mass. Columbus Road, Cleveland, Ohio. SERGEANTS. KOEHLER, George W. Floy E. Koehler, 3721 BROWN, Charles W. Lena M. Brown, 1202 GILLIGAN, Neil J. James M. Gilligan, West Garfield Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Duncan Street, Massillon, Ohio. Warren, Mass. L'PRELL, Ambrose J. Barbara Leprell, 415 BURD, Vern V. Leonard Burd, Mhntorville, CORPORALS. Grant Street, Buffalo. N. Y. Minn. LYNCH, William J. William C. Lynch, 4221 CLEMENTS, Ernest G. Hugh Clements. 322 DUNN, John F. John Dunn, 501 Stone Street, Broadway, South Boston, Mass. - East Market Street, Lima, Ohio. Cincinnati, Ohio. ROMANS, Ernest. Mary Romans, Corrigedar, McGUCKIN, James A. Mary McGuckin, Cam- CONOVER, Kenneth S. Catharine Conover, P. I. den, N. J. 123 Church Street, Keyport, N. J. PRIVATDS. MIOLDESTAD, Harold L. John J. Moldestad, COOK, Murvill J., jr. Murvill J. Cook, sr., St. Louis Park, Minn. 120 Temple Street, Hinton, W. Va. CASTON, Carey T. Marry Caston, Bullard, MUNGER, Chester L, Fannie L. Munger, 1 DUNLEVY, Thomas H. Celia F. Dunne, 1730 Tex. Shapley Avenue, Medford, Mass. San Clemento-Street, San Francisco, Cal. DORIOCOURT, Charles. Antonio Doriocourt, NACHANT, -Albert. Sophia Nachant, 148 EVANS, Robert H. Ellen Evans, 1623 Broad- 1012 Bayou Road, New Orleans, La. Mary Street, Syracuse, N. Y. way West, Vancouver, British Columbia. GALLOGLY, Floyd F. Florence Gallogly, 71 OLSEN, Edward A. Isaac Olsen, R. F. D. 2, GAUME, Victor. Martha Hayes, general de- Shippan Avenue, Stamford, Conn. 162 A, Toledo, Ohio. livery, Winlock, Wash. HILL, Elmer Collins. Wilber C. Hill, 2310 OWENS, Stephen. W. 0. Butcher, 14 New HALVERSON. Henry N. Blanda Halverson, Kenilworth Street, Norwood, Ohio. Chambers Street, Now York, N. Y. 2403 Twenty-ninth Avenue South, Minneap- KELLEY. John William, Jennie Kelley, Lam- PIEPER, Bernard 1. William V. Pieper, olis, Minn. hertsville. N. J. Cameron, Wis. HILL Louis Josephine Hill, Brainerd, Minn. LUBAWSEKI, Paul. Adam Lubawski, 112 POLHEMUS, John C. Lida A. Polhemus, HOUTE, Lisle Sherman. Hettle House, Lee Bluff Street, Carnegie, Pa. Center, N. Y. SMITH, Ira L. Annie Smith, 2217 North general delivery, Flemington, N. J. Main POTTS, David, jr. David Potts, sr., 26 Jen- JAMES, Isaac F. Jessie James, . Ironton, Street, Fort Worth, Tex. Y. ainn. WE IBEL, Charles. Elice Weibel, 833 South sen Avenue, Mamaroneck, Long Island, N. Preston POWELL, Walter B. Willard W. Powell, gen- JAMES, John Henry. Evan T. James, 24 Street, Louisville, Ky. eral delivery, Springfield, Ill. Reese Court, Philipsburg, N. J, WHITE, Frank Emerson. Charles A. White, PRINDLE, Sidney E. Maud Prindle, 519 JOHNSON, Clyde D. Susie M. Johnson, 520 Ossian, Ind. Park Avenle, East Orange, N. J. South Liberty Street, Wington-Salem, N. C. RADCLIFFE, WilliTm H. Jennie Radcliffe, JORDAN. Michael A. Catharine Jordon, 57 Slightly Wounded. 233 East Cay Street, Columbus, Ohio. Vova Street, Albany, N. Y. PRIVATES. Harold E. Alice Reilly, 628 Thirty- KEYES, George Irving. Anna Keyes, 3031 REILLY, O'BRIEN. William. Mary O'Brien, 2914 Am- third Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Montrose Avenue, Chicago, Ill. aIn ROBERTS, Harry C. Thomas J. Roberts, box LACEY, William J. Emma Lace, 2309 Street. Philadelphia, Pa. 147. Fresno, Cal. North Cleveland Avenue, Philadelp ia, Pa. FORREST, Michael D. Rose Forrest, 1521 South Compton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. SCHULTZ, Donald D. Victoria Schultz, LEVERSON, Bennie L. 'Enute evorsen, Wigner, Nebr. Lightfoot, Va. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). SHELDON. Arthur L. John E. Sheldon, West- .3ACATTON, Joseph P. Burtis MacHatton, moreland N. II. 3613 Dawson Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. PRIVATE. SONE, ames R. Lester Sone, 1113 Monroe MIESCH, Alfred George. Susan Miesch, 3427 Elm HARDING, Victor B. Thomas A. Harding, Street. Jefferson City. Mo. Street, Indiana Harbor. Ind. 1311 Clay Avenue, Houston, Tex. SOUTHARD, Samuel W. William I. South- MILLER, Brainard W. Ella Miller, R. F. D. ard. general delivery. Waitsburg, Wash. 1. Cropseyville, N. Y. Prisoner in Germanly. STEUERT. Joseph 3.. jr. Joseph J. Stenert, NICHOLS, Arlie Carl. Alice Smith, Dodge .sr., 25 Van Orden Place. Hackensack, N. J. Street, Covington, Ohio. SERGEANT. STROUP, William L. Luella Stroup, 215 Se- NORTH. Homer Willie. Archie M. North, FLEMING, Charles. Kate Fleming, general roca Street, Oil City, Pa. 8401 Clark Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. delivery, MeMianville, Tenn. 38 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

PRIVATEs. DORSEY, M. L. Iron T. Dorsey, Winfield, SINRAM. Otto S. Ottilie Sinrammn, 8231 Mo. Maidison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. GRIt FIN, Roger M. Thomas J. Griffin, 36 DOUGLASS, Henry H. Bessie Clayton, 3507 SMITH, John H. Alexander G. Smith, Colea- Walden Street, Roxbury, Mass. CarolinStreet, St. Louis, Mo. lor, Ala. SHEIIMAN, Kilburn 0. Raymond 0. Sherman, ELLIOTT, Seaton B. Lily Dargan Smith, 28 STARK, Cecil. James W. Stark, Sanger, W. Boothbay Harbor, Me. Pine Street, Petersburg, Va. Va. SKOBIBE, Linton C. Anun J. Skobba, 3201 EMERY, Cyrus D. Elsiza Emery, 1171 Grand STUART, Kyle L. Rose Stuart, Laddonia, Mo. Columbus Avenue, South Minneapolis, Avenue, Eveleth, Minn. SWITTZER, Leon I. Anthony J. Sweitzer, Minn. ENGLERT, Ervin J. Agnes Englert, 1537 3528 Loxington Street, Chicago, Ill. WEAVER, William G. Arbella Weaver, gen- South Wane Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. THEIS, John H. Maud Theis, 646 Univer- eral delivery, Gaylord, Mich. EVANS, Alva. AI Evans, Sanger, W. Va. sity Avenue, Missoula, Mont. FAULKNER, Ray J. Renia Faulkner, 3601 TILTON, CIarles A, Edwin Tilton, 127 Missing in Action. Rockefeller Avenue, Everett, Wash. Palmer Avenue, Port Richmond, N. Y. FECKER, Joseph. Viola Fecker, 527 Lynch TRONSOR, Frank. Alice Tronsor, 500 West GUNNERY SERGEANT. Street, St. Louis, Mo. One hundred and sixty-sixth Street, New DA LLIS, Joseph B. Susan Baylis, 1430 V FERGUSON, Hugh M. William Ferguson, 908 York, N. Y. Street NW., Washington, D. C. Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. UPOLE, Lawrence II. Manila Upole, Deer FLEISHER, Abraham. Isaac Fleisher, 4105 Park, id. SERGEANT. Market Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. VEHE, Reuben F. Charles G. Vehe, Bristol, WHITTEN, Henry B. Sallie Whitten, Lonoke, FLYNN, Edward J. James Flynn, 860 Broad- 8. Dak. Ark. way, Albany, N. Y. WELK, George T. Carl S. Trullinger, G. D. CORPbEALS. PREEMAN, Clare L. Nellie Freeman, R. F. Yamhill, Oreg. D. 2, Corning, N. Y. 4317 Berk- BERGERON, Calvin. Willie Bergeron, WETZEL, George. Jacob Wetzel, Rouma, La. GOULD, Leon W. Max Gould, 215 Kesdunke ley Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PRIVATES. KEYSER, James M. Pattle A. Keyser, Cov- IIAGEMAN, Warren R. Benjamin S. Hage- ington, Va. man, general delivery, Rosednle, Cal. WHALEN, Ellisworth C. Mrs. Emma Wat- RICHARDS, William H. Margaruite J. Rich- HANNAH, Stanford. Thomas M.- Hannah, son, 113 North Poppleton Street, Baltimore, ards, 3315 Barnard Street, Spokane, Wash. general delivery, Fort Benton, Mont. Md. SCIIABER, Allyn 11. Earl Laswell, 3144 HARNEY, George A. Charles Harney, Wood- WHEELER, Earl R. Margaret Wheeler, East Adams Street, Springfield, Ill. son, Ill. Norborne, Mo. SCIIENK, Ray R. Elmer Schenk, 237 Fingal HARVEY, John J. Francis Harvey, Centralia, WILLIAMS, Charles P. Ellen Williams, New Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wash. Richmond, Wis. SHEPARD, Paul E. Mary C. Winneal, New HOLLAND, Cecil C. Alice Holland, Poco- WILSON, Robert L. Mrs. Robert Wilson, Galilee. Pa. moke City, Md. Rye, N. Y. SLOMOWITZ, Samuel I. Sarah Slompwitz, HOLT, Dean G. Alpha B. Holt, 1712 State WISTRAND, Harry B. Louise Wistrand, 409 South Twenty-seventh Street, Billings, Street, Boise, Idaho. 4922 Olcott Avenue East, Chicago, Ind. Mont. HORWITZ, Herman H. Lewis Horwitz, 2231 WOLF, Ralph. Susie Wolf, 3222 Elsinore SPENO, George E. Gerard Speno, 92 Cort- East Seventy-first Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Square, Pittsburgh, Pa. land Street, North Tarrytown, N. Y. HUMPHREYS, Loren B. Annette Humph- WYATT, Delbert. Fannie Wyatt, 410 Clark STRUBLE, Stanley B. Orlando Struble, For- reys, 670 Rush Street, Chicago, Ill. Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. est Lake, Minn. -1 HYNEK, Charles M. Mary Hynek. 3024 West YAKE, Ira A. Isabelle Yake, box 37, Lex- WEIDMAN, Frederick W. Catharine Weld- Twenty-second Place, Chicago, Ill. ington. Mich. man Fisher, Elliott Manor, 21 Edron Street, JACOBS, Dorwin R. Albert Jacobs, 43 Gold YOUNDS, Howard S. Harmon Youngs, Ren- Corona, Long Island, N. Y. Street, Norwich, N. Y. ville, MiAn. WILLIAMS, Harry A. M. Julia Williams, JACOBS, Perry. Martha J. Soyster, 3331 general delivery, Friday Harbor, Wash. Esplanado Avenue, New Orleans, La. Killed in Action, Previously Reported ZORN, Edward. Mrs. E. Kaiser, 202 Sixth JAMESON, William. Effie C. Jameson, Ross- Street, Detroit, Mich. Ville, Tenn. Missing. PRIVATES. .KEATE, Daniel L. Lucy Keate, St. George, PRIVATE. Utah. ABBOTT, Israel. Lemuel Abbott, Mesquite, MARTIN, Ray William. Helen Martin, gen- Nev. KLEIN, John L. Mary Klein, 282 Lyon eral delivery, Sheffield, Ill. ANDERSON, Frank C. Martha Anderson, Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Lees luinmit, Mo. KLEMME, Carl J. Ilettle A. Klemme, 1043 everely Wounded, Previously Reported BARNETT, Bryan J. Nellie Dey Barnett, 940 Regent Street, Boulder, Colo. - Killed. North Ninth Street, Colton, Cal. KROHN, Elmer. Axel Krohn, Mount Horeb, BARTON, Howard H. H. Charles P. Barton, Wis. PRIVATE. Fredericktown, Ohio. -LA BELLE, Joseph T. Ellen La Belle, 256 NEWCOM3, Ray William. Win. H. New- BAMFORD, Malvin W. Katherine M. Bam- Codding Street, Akron, Ohio. comb, Angola, N. Y. ford, 366 South Center Street, Pottsville, LASKER, Samuel. Ilyman B. Lasker, 12 Pa. Mallett Street, Providence, R. I. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- BEACH, Newton L. John W. Williams, Mor LOUR, Wilbur M. James J. Lohr, Jean- ganton, N. C. nette, Pa. viously Reported Missing. BEAN, John W. L. William H. Bean, Delray, LOWE, Basil. Letha A. Kiefer, 1231 Pled- SERGEANT. W. Va. mont Street, Charleston, W. Va. BELL, Arthur. Sadie Bell, 543 West SIxth IIAMILTON, Irving - G. Ransom Hamilton, MCCARTHY, James. Patrick McCarthy, 173 tiouth Glens Falls, N. Y. Street, York, Nebr. - Campbell Avenu,, West New Brighton, BIGGINS, James A. Patrick Biggins, 297 Long Island, N. Y. CORPORAL. School Street, Waltham, Mass. McGREW, George B.' George G. McGrew, ASHWORTH, John Denham. Nancy A. Ash- BOLTON, Walter E. Thomas A. Bolton, R. F. 126 Bayard Park Drive, Evansville, D., Griffin, Ga. Ind. ' worth, box 174, Springfield, Ohio. MELANDER, Charles L. Charles Melander, BOYCE, Irving L. Joseph H. Boyce, New PRIVATES. York Avenue, Jamaica, N. Y. ,Harley, Wis. BREWER, James V. Sarah M. Brewer, Park MILLER, Parrin C. E. Percy Miller, 192 JONES, Jesse Howard. Grant Jones, 233 and Silverton Streets, St. Louis, Mo. North Clark Streef' Chicago, Ill. Southern Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. BROWN, Leonard L. Leonard C. Brown, gen- MURPHY, Felix H. Celia Murphy, 1823 SHENK, Daniel Jay. Caressa Shonk, 1257 eral delivery, Hillsboro, Oreg. West Fifty-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Market Street, Reading, Pa. BROWNLOW, John H. Perry Lee Brownlow, MURPHY, John W. Mamie Murphy, 1334 I. F D -2 Alpine, Ala. Laurel Street, New Orleans, La. Prisoner in Germany, Previously Reported NELSON. Allan R. Cecelia Nelson, 1241 Vir- Wounded (Degree Undetermined). BUCIILER, hdward. Godfried Buchler, gen- ginia Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio. eal delivery, Ridgeway, Pa. PRIVA.lE. BUTLER, Henry C. Anna Butler, 163 Ken- NYON, Oscar A. Susan Nyon, 2818 Emer- dall Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. son Avenue, North Minneapolis, Minn. VRLEIM, Alfred Clarence. Gunder A. Vreim, CODY, Alphonze L. Ida Branson, Oberlin, O'DONNELL, Harold J. William J. O'Don- Wilm'ot, S. Dak. Kans. nell, 27 Baker Street, Gloversville, N. Y. COLE, OLIN, Russell W. Ole Olin, Ada, Minn. Prisoner in Germany, Previously Reported John T. Grace Cole, Deer Park, Long POPE, James H. Bertha Pope, 2400 Chest- Island, N. Y. nut Street, Everett, Wash. Missing. COLLINS. James B. Henry W. Collins, Cole- CORPORAL. man, Tex. PURCELL, Clarence J. Mary Purcell, 2906 COMER. William P. Beatrice Comer, 3033 Fir Street Indiana Harbor, Ind. NELSON, Harry R. Petrum Nelson, general QUINLAN, ames F. James Quinlan, Bird delivery, Enumelaw, Wqh. East Seventy-ninth Place, Chicago, Ill. Avenue, East Walpole, Mass. COOK, Archie N. Oliver Cook, Cameron, W. PRIVATE. RICHARDS, Clyde N. L. Sarah Richards, Va. WAYMAN, Harry Westley. Efle Lane, gen- COOPER. rtural route 8 Anderson, Ind. Aloysius J. Rose Cooper, 2808 Al- ROSS. Warren L. Harry R. Ross, St. John, eral delivery, Salinas, Cal. logheny Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Kans. CRANDALL, Harry H. James B. Crandall, In- Hospital, Previously Reported Killed. Mankato, Minn. RUSSELL, Herbert C. Nettie Russell, Brown. CROUT, Otis D_ Nannie Crout, Butler, Ky. wood, Tex. PRIVATE. DECKER, Emil F., jr. Blizabeth Decker, ST. CLAIR, Charles H. Marie Shorts, 1920 EDWARDS. Henry George. George H. Ed- 212 Cleveland Street, Orange, N. J. Cherry Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. wards, 88 North Pleasant Avepue,- Rock- DEVINE, Merrill E. Minnie Devine, 12703 SCHIERENBACK, Herbert K. Mary Schier? away Beach, N. Y. St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. enback, 1158 Park Avenue, Alameda, Cal. DEWITT, Douglas M. Gertrude Dewitt, 1437 SCHUSTER, Edward. John Schuster, 563 In Hospital, Prestiously Reported Died Greenleaf Avenue, Chicago, IlI. Central Street, Detroit, Mich. Wounds. DICKERSON, James R. Ettie Dickerson, SAGALINE, Paul I. Mary Sagaline, 216 Col- Sturgis, Miss. lins Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. CORPORAL. DIKSON, Ray M. Rosie Dixon, route 2, SHAW, George D. Marie Shaw, 522 Belle- DODSON, Ray Richard. Ada B. Dodson, 4819 De Mossville, Ky. fort Avenue, Oak Park, Ill. Prairie Avenue, Chicago, Ill. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEM3ER 29, 1918. 39 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported Present for Duty, Previously Reported BRAUTIGAN, George Francis. Lillian Brown, Missing. Died of Disease. 1434 Gladstone Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. DESMOND, Morris Edward. J. Frank Camp- bell, care of Bemis Bros. Bag Co., Minne- ILIT. . Thimeas F. Catherine Ellis, 10 -John PRIVATES. apolis, Minn. Street, IFall River, Mass. SERVIS, Guy. Alice M. Servis, 4411 Clay- FEES. Benjamin Franklin. Maude Fees, 512 ton Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. CARTIER, PERKINS, Carl Andrew. Emma Perkins, Om-r Ralph. John II. Carter, gen- Berlin Cross Roads, Ohio. HALL, Roy H. Albion R. Hall, 379 Iligh- eral delivery, 1lmaer, Mo. land Avenue, Somerville, Mass. COX, Richard HWiter. Lizzie Cox, 5420 Penn- MCLAREN, Alexander sylvamia Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Present for Duty, Previously Reported Macdonald. Jessie Me- DEXTER. George William. Hugh Magarell, Severely Wounded. Laren, 443 Church Street, Richmond Hill, Atlantic, Iowa. N. Y. DlONAHIY, Millard. Lura Donachy, 326 Bay- gIRSTLIEUTENANT. NIChOLS. John Burton. J. B. Nichols, ard Street, Kane, la. Hayti, Mo. FETTEPS. James Monroe. Alice P. Fetters, DALTON, Charles F. John II. Dalton, le- O'CONNELL, tel Biltmore, New York, N. Y. David Thomas. Margaret O'Con- l010 Ililker Street, Youngstown, Ohio. nell, 5001 ridge Street, St. Louis, Mo. BATTING, William Nathan. Mary Hetty Present for Owen, conte 4, Wilson, N. C. Duty, Previously Reported IIOLL IN), Thomas J. John Holland, 1615 Wounded. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Pal rer Avenue, "McKeesport, Pa. missing. LUTER, Fred. Foster Later, Biggers, Tex. PRIVATES. CLARK. Jesse. Isaac Clark, Harold. Ky. PRIVATES. In Hospital, Previously Reported Missing. GODWIN, Clande G. Ida Hill, 701 Hill Ave- PRIVATES. nue, Valdosta, Ga. SCHUAT;, Albert Carl. Herman Schaum 1512 West Indiana MARTER, Timothy Earl .T. W. Marter, 1923 ROSE, Jay Fred. Lyda Rose, Salineville, Street, Evansville, Ind. Ohio. SINK, Perry Lee. Nettie Sink, 162 Fuller- Twei-ntieth Street, Port Huron, Mich. ton Avenue, MOSALL, John E. Lona Mosall, R. F. D. 1, Detroit, Mich. McKoenville, N. Y. Present for Duty, Previously Reported STANDFAST John White. Margaret Stand O'BRIEN. George. Bridget O'Brien, 1520 Missing. fast, 227 bouth Parsons Avenue, Flushing, Rervan Street Philadelphia, Pa. Long Island, N. Y. PARKS. John Andrew. Margaret Parks, CORPORAL. Mlcequite, Tex. BRODERICK, Vere Iloward. Flora M. Broder- Sick in Hospital. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported ick. 320 1 Portland Avenue, Minneapolis, Killed. Minn. PRIVATES. PRIVATES. PRIVATES. MANNING, William Joseph. Mary Manning, PERINS. Glenn Callan. Minnie 'Perkins, ALBERT, Servaul H. Mary Albert, general 3301 Fiourney Street, Chicago, Ill. Pocatello, Idaho. delivery, Alberton, Mont. TREMAINE, De Witt Carleton. Do Witt C. TIHOMPON, Ponald. Victor II. Thompson, APPLEBEE, William J. Leora L. Applebee, Tremaine, sr., 162 Anderson Avenue, Pali- Maple Shade, N. J. 1111 Oak Street, Flint, Mich. sade, N. J. - I LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I The following is a list of contracts John 9. Conley & Sons, Portland, Me., oil St. Louis Brass Co., St. and spigots. Mfg. Louis, Mo, placed by the various Government de- portable tube blinkers. I~ Wi. Seater, Portland, Me., pilot and dis- Benjamin Electric Co.,'Chicago, Ill., bell and partmenis and divisions thereof as in- tress signals. push buttous. dicated below: New York Lubricating Oil Co., Portland, S. P. Powers Mfg. Co., Ossining, X. Y.. Me., engine oil. voice tube ells Standard Oil Co., and sleeves. Portland, Me., kerosene. . Hedges & Bro., Newark, N. J., voice tube (Chas. S. Chase & Co., Portland, Me.. cement. fittings. F. O. Bailey Co., Poriland, Me., felt. Indiana Brass Co., Frankfort, Ind., de(k Portland Co., Portland, Me., bronze castings castings. EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION and coke. French Batter & Carbon Co., Madison, Wis., Portland Sailmaking Co., Portland, Me., vent dry cells. Plugs and canvas covers. B. A. Ballou & Co., Providence, it. I., cop- Smith & Abbott, Portland, Me., free and per tags. Following is a list of recent purchases mason hangers. Adapti Mfg Co., Cleveland, Ohio, made by the United States Shipping Portland Rubber Co., Portland. Me., rnbber. fit ting. conduit Oliver & Dunning, Portland, Me., iron forg- Board Emergency Fleet Corporation: Walker Bros. & Haviland, Philadelphia, ings. conduit slip joints. lPa., R. Cory & Co., Portland, Me., refined Iron. Burgess, Fobes & Co., Portland, Me., lead Bridgeport Serew Co., Bridgeport, Randall & McAllister, Portland, Me., iron, and oil. wood screws. Conn, steel, and boiler Plates. Western Electric Co., Boston, plug fuses. Megquier & Jones, Portland, Me., miscel- UT.T. llungerford B. & C. Co., Boston, brass Jos. M. Mason Machine Co., Philadelphia, rod. Pa., washers. laneous steel, iron and steel plates, bronzed Jersey City Galvanizing bolts, angle iron, brackets and cover, sheet Barstow Stove Co., Ioston, cannon stoves Co., Jersey City, rods, nuts, and washers. N. J., voie tubo hangers. brass, and room heaters. David Killock Co., Edwards & Walker, Portland, Me., hdd Walker Pratt Co., Boston, stove grates. New York, N. Y., ware, machine bolts, wire, cement, and galley ground clamps. Butts & Ordway, Boston, rivets. Lowell Insulated Wire Co., Lowell, supplies. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Boston, tire bell wire. .1ss, Thomas Laughlin, Portland, le., marine and inner tubes. hardware, fixed lights. cement, spikes, shackle Pettingell Andrews Co., Boston, light globes, Gricom-Russell Co., Now York, N. Y and eye hooks, cargo hooks, ax hanger anchor plugs. outlet boxes, and receptacles. exaporators, feed-water heaters, and distiller. shackles, galvanized chain. W. L.LRussell Co., Boston, auto supplies and Buffalo Steam Pump Co., Buffalo, N. Y., W. L. Blake & Co., Portland, Me., iron plugs, reqair. bilge pumps. jipe and fittings, unions, packing, galvanized A. C. Harvey Co., Boston, iron, angle iron, American Engineering Co., Philadelphln, caps, tods, graphite compound, flanges, valves, and steel. Pa., steering gears. nuts and washers. Richards & Co., Boston, spelter. J. C. Wiarda, New ork, N. Y., copper scale. Chas. E. Babbitt, Portland, Me., brass Keystone Driller Co., Beaver Falls, Pa., pro- Atlantic Refining Co., Philadelphia, Pa., flanges. bronze casilug, cast-iron drum and ex- poller nut wrenches. mineral spirits. Bolivar Foundry Machine Co., Bolivar, Pa., National Linseed Co., Cleveland, Ohio, raw tension stems. linseed oil. E. 0. Little, Portland, Me., brass switch box. steady bearings. Chester Steel Casting Co., Chester, Pa., Boyer Oil Co., New York, N. Y., sulphur Emery-Waterhouse Co., Portland, Mt., mis- chloride. cellaneous hardware. stern tube aut wrenches. Schoner & Jackson Co., Philadelphia, Pa., De Vilbriss Mfg. Co., Toledo, Ohio, 'paint York & Boothby, Portland, Me., ground engine and thrust foundation. spray. clamps, wire and electric equipment. Southern Bridge Co., *tirmingham, Ala., Patton Paint Co., Nowark. N. J.. paint. C. T. Swett Co., Portland, Me., wire rope boiler foundations. Truscon Laboratories, Detroit, Mich., muag- and cable., alvanized chain, lag screews and Auto Truck Steel Body Co., Chicago, Ill., .nesium 11ugsilicate. block hoolk,. smoke stacks. Sherman Williams, Philadelphia, Pa., spar Portland Molison Slate Co., Portland, Me., Celite Products Co., New York, N. Y., insu- varnish. Slate. lating material. 4 Barber Asphalt Paving Co., Philadelphia, St. Louis Fire Brick Co., Los Angeles, Cal., Pa.. bituminous hull .paint McDonald Mfg. Co., Portland, Me., lumber, baffle skylight, shelving, wooden threads, glass tile. John Lucas, Philadelphia, Pa., paint. boxes, and refrigerator doors. Flour City Ornamental Iron Works, Min- Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., clocka. neapolis, Minn., hand ash hoists. Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., ship R.'K. Jordan, Portland, Me., flanges and Crouse-Hinds Co., Syracuse, N. Y., signal watches. expansion joints. searchlights. John Erck, New York, N. Y., chronometers. 40 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. 9 LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS I I Thos. Madinger, New York, N. Y., thronom- Jos. T. Ryerson & Son. New York, steel. Bikes & Co., Chicago, fan casings and up- otors. James I.-Tower Co., ProVidence, steel. takes. Henry Mockin, New York, N. Y., chronom- 1artford Machine Screw Co., New York, Crane Co., Chicago, globe valves. I eters. cap screws. Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling Mills, De- E. C. ITanr, Boston, Mass., chronometers. International Compositions Co., New York, troit, copper tubing, copper sheets, and rolled J. L. Lune. Boston, Mass., ship watches. paint. brass rods. G. Iiolsworth, Boston, Mass., chronometers. Topping Bros., New York, lag screws. U. T. lungerford Brass & Copper Co., Balti- W, E. tindlock, Boston, Mass., chronometers. Frank Fargo, Bridgeport, Conn., index, ink, more, olled brass rods. C. C. Hutchinson, Boston, Mass., chronom- and labels. American Spiral Pipe Works, Chicago, steel eters. Raymond Bros.. South Norwalk, Conn., coal. flanges. ' Riggs Bros., Philadelphia, clocks. Vought & Williams, New York, steel.. La Belle Iron Works, Steubenville, Pa., steel Max Kuner & Co., Seaitle, leads aid lines. The Bader Coal Co.. Boston. coal. pipe. Kcuffel & Esser, Hoboken, N. J., dividers. National Lead Co New York, lead. Franklin Printing Co., Baltimore, chart in- Mill Remnants &o., New York, cotton dexes. waste. Superintendent of Documents, Washington, Igoc Brost., Greenpolt. Long Island, nails. D. C., charts and books. .T. K. Larkin & Co., New York. pipe. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia, carbo- IHawks-Jackson Co., New York, thumb tacks. I rundum circular sawsq The Texas Co., South Nolwalk, Conn., valve I Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling Mills, De- oil. troir, copper pipe. Donegan & Swift, New York, valve stems. The following contracts have been Crosby Steam Gauge & Valv-e Co., Boston, Davis Fuel Co., Morgintown, W. Va., coal. placed by the office of the Director of steam whistles. (ooe. K. Loughran, ureensburg, Pa., coal. Crane Co., Chicago, pipe fittings C. A. Hughes & Co., Altoona,, coal. Purchase for the Ordnance Corps of the Spang, Chalfant & Co., Pittsburgh, galvan- M. .1, Moran, Brookln, identificatiou cards Army: izvd and steel pipe. for cars. November 9, 1918. American Brass Co., Waterbury, Conn., International Flag Co.. Jamestown, N. Y., copper pipe. house flaz. PROCUREMENT ORDERS. Steel & Tube Co. of America, Evanston, Ill., Seller Coal Co., (Inc.), New York, coal. Paper boxes for spare parts, E. J. Schoottle steel steam pipe. Th" Ilart Mfg. Co., New York, control Co., order No. 0720, amend. 2, price $13,542.92. Boston-Lckport Co., Boston, wood and steel switch. Furnaces, trucks, Winchester R. A. Co., No. blocks. ,Baker, Carver & Morrell, New York, charts, 13203, $283-19.15. Goo. B. Carpenter Co., Chicago, steel blocks glass washers, gauge glasses, cylinder oil. Mark IV and IVa S. P. caterpill gun car- and chain shackles. Palo Co., New York, thermomoters. Sasgen Derrick Co., Chicago, derrick booms. Standard Oil Co., South Norwalk, Conn., riage, Bucyrus Co., No. 15100, $4,000,000 (Z) (X). Marine Decking and Supply Co., Philadel- heater wicks. 11ud on special super-six clutches and spare phia, trunnions. William Hall's Sons, New York, dredge pazts for motors and clutches, Hudson Motor National Foundry Co., Erie, Pa., trunnions. chain. ine. 1st amend., $1,599,000. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Philadelphia, Yale & Towne, Stamford, Conn., padlocks. Car Co., No. 15461, sliding shoes. Pred Ponty, Port Chester, N. Y., tracing SUPPLEMENTALT CONTRACTS. W. & B. Douglas, Middletown, hawse pipes. paper. Breech groups, 37 mm., Krasberg Mfg. Co., American Steel & Wire Co., New York, wire Gorham Printing Co., South Norwalk, Conn., No. OIG 70, 1 amend., 5130,012.50. rope and clips. time cards. IBattery and storage wagons, American Car P. M. Womble, Baltimore, lumber. Persy ieilner & Son., Springfield, Mass., & Foundry Co., No. CF 44, 1, 2 and 3d amend., Hirshberg Art Co., Baltimore, drawing-room coal, $88.198.02. supplies and lumber storage yard supplies. -The Liberty Steel Products Co., New York, Machinery, ete., detonating fuses, Bartlett- Macbeth-Evans Glass Co., Pittsburgh, glass bolts, nuts, and vashe'rs: Hayward Co., No. 1405, $120,000. chimneys. United Lead Co., New York, spools lead Firing locks, York Safe & Lock Co., No. G Sparrows Point Store Co., Baltimore, engine wire. 1773, 1st S. C., 2d amend., $683,527.12. and deck department stores. John P: Kane Co., New York, Portland Field gun trailer, Grant Molor Car Coiora- Standard Oil Co., Baltimore, engine depart- cement. 3d S. C., 4th amend., $32o,277. ment supplies. Peerless Rubber Mfg. Co., New York. pack- tion, No. 2821, Newport News S. P. & Dry Dock Co., New- ing. FOM CONTRACTS. port News, Va., lumber. Mahlstedt Lumber Co., New Rochelle, N- Y., C. S. steel billets, Bethehem Steel Co., No. Tohn C. Knipp & Sons, Baltimore, linen and paper. 13508, orig. and lst aimend., $415,660 (X). galley Squipment Fairbanks Scale Co., Bridgeport, Conn., B1oring mills, The Niles Tool Works Co., No. Dulaney-Vernay Co., Baltimore, deck do- truck for scale. 15514, orig. and 1st amnd, $80,480 (X). partmont supplies. Morgan Hardware Co., South Norwalk, Light armor plate. Universal Rolling Mill Protecto Safety Appliance, Newark, N. J., Conn., turnbuckles. Co.. No. 15627. $70,000 (approx.). refrigeration-room equipment. New England Coal & Coke Co., Boston, coal. Packing boxes, Wilson Lumber & Box Co., T. 1R.Wingrove, Arbutus, Md., refrigeration- Stauffer-Eshleman Co., New Orleans, La., No. 15815, orig. and lst ainied., $20,100. room equipment. strap hinges. Spare parts for Russian rilles, N. E. West- Morris & Co., Baltimore, refrigergtion-room Woodward Wight & Co., New Orleans, wood inghouse Co., No. 15925, $117,578.00 (X). equipment. blocks, sheaves, oil, -files, and miscellaneous Adapter plugs. The Art Metal Works (Inc.), Southern Supply Co., Baltimore, pipe and nautical supplies. No. 16059, $25,588.99. metal supplies. Well-Gutmann Co., New Orleans, repair Shot nickel, International Nickel Co., No. Fairbanks, Morse Co., Baltimore, pump-room paris. 10411. $37,385 (X). repairs. Standard Sanitary Alfg. Co.. New Orleans, Steel, Crucible Steel Co. of America, No. H. G. Trout Co.. Buffalo, N. Y., stern tubes. repair paris 1075. $9.238.95. Lebanon Iron Works, Lebanon, Pa., tanks. Boland Machine Works, New Orleans, sling Ilnt-rolled open-hearth gun steel,_.pklid and Milwaukee Reliance .Boiler Works, Milwau- chains. limed. Crucible Steel To. of America, No. 16078, kee, tanks. .$10.0335.62. Lacey Mfg. Co., Los Ancoles, tanks. .T. A. 'Pay & Egan Co., New Orleans, wheels, Hot-rolled pi hled and limed gun steel. Cruci- .Tos. Wright & Co., England, anchor chain. sockets, springs. ble Steel Co. of Aimerlia, No. 1009, $9.650. N. IlingIly & Sons, England, anchor chain. Thos, W. Ilooley Metal Works, New Orleans, Pe'.semer sresw stork steel. Columbia Steel Richard Sykes & Son, England, anchor galvanized iron tanks. & Shafting Co.. No. 10725, $9,130. chain. I. L. Lyons & Co.. New Orleans, ammonia. Fuming rulphuric acid. General Chemical Neah Bloomer, England, anchor chain. Fairbanks Co., New Orleans, galvanized Co., No. 16737, $33,600 (X). Fod Motor Co., Detroit, coupelets and wire rope. Spare parts for pusunatic hammers, ,Chl- teAring cars. Wall Rope Co., New Orleans, rope. cego Pneumatic Tool Co., No. 16779, Na. on Mfg. Co., New York, injectors. C. T. Patterson Co.. New Orleans. wire rope. $41.214.80. Emerson Brantingham, Columbus, Ind., Whitney Supply Co., New Orleans, wire Chisols, The Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co., No. shafts. rope. 10808, $7,640.72. American Engineering Co., Philadephia, ex- Willamette Iron and Steel 'Co.. PortlaAd, Brassweld rod. Copper Clad Steel Co., No. pansion ,tuffing box. Oreg.. Scotch boilers. 16901, $135,000 (X). - Earle Gear and Machinery Co., Wayne Auto Truck Steel Body Co., Chicago, smoke- Spelter. Beer. Sondhoimier & Co. (Inc.), No. Junction. Pa., circulating pump and engine stack. 16955, $55,440. parts. Frick Co., Waynesboro, Pa., refrigerating parts. C. Lee Cook Co., New York, metallic pack- ing and rings. American Steel & Wire Co., Philadelphia, galvanized staples. Early Copy of Government Contracts Desired General Electtric Co.. Philadelphia, electric lamps. Purchasing Agents of all Government departments are requested to James A. Potter & Co., Providence, R. I., lonz leaf yellow pine. continue sending to this office at the earliest possible moment aliusts of Congdon & Carpenter, Providence, saw 1-lade-. contract purchases, bids, proposals, etc., intended for publication i'n the Belcher & Loomis., Povidence, pencils, chalk, and wood screws. OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN. It is necessary that this copy be handled General Fire Extinguisher Co., Providence, promptly in order to insure publication in its proper place and flanges. sequence, Chapman & Bangs, Bridgeport. Conn., and this can only be accomplishel through the earnest cooperation of all steel. New York, wrought those who are charged with resp6nsibility. iron.Eggleston Bros. & Co.,