PUBLISHED DAILr under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC ZNFORM.ATION GEORGE CkEEL, Chairman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. X. GOVERNMENT Activities

NOL. 2 WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. No. 453 GERMAN-OWNED PROPERTY OUTPUTOF NEW LOCOMOTIVES DEBACLE OF GERMANY'S VALUED AT $100,000,000 DOUBLED INTHREE MONTHS SOON TO BE ALL AMERICAN OUTLYING ALLIES GOING Remarkable Achievements of ON TOFINISH, GEN. MARCH AUCTION SALES BY U. S. CUSTODIAN United States Plants Sup- plying Them for the SAYS INPRESS INTERVIEW Great Textile, Chemical, and Other Government.

Plants to Be Sold Only to Pur- B. M. Baruch, chairman of the War SURRENDER OF TURKEY chasers of Known Loyal Citizen- Industries Board, authorizes the follow- ing: Austrian Armies Between ship-List of Larger Concerns. The standard gauge steam locomotive industry of the United States, operating the Brenta and the Adri- The Alien Property Custodian's office under the direction of the War Industries atic Routed and Line of Issues the following: Board, has increased its rate of produc- German-owned woolen mills and other tion approximately 100 per cent in the Withdrawal Cut-Ameri- textile concerns, chemical and color com- past three months. Last week the out- -panies, a magneto company, and other put of the three standard gauge com- can First Army Making manufacturing plants, valued at more panies was 144 locomotives. Since 1910 than $100,000,000, will be placed on the and up to last August, the highest num- Good Progress in a New auction block within the next 00 days and her ever turned out in a single year was Drive - Few Casualties sold to 100 per cent Americans. This is 3,776, which would represent an average the answer of A. Mitchell Palmer, Alien weekly output of 72.6 locomotives. Due to Influenza on Property Custodian, to the recent note The achievement is particularly note- from the German Government protesting worthy from the fact that, in bringing Transports. against the Americanization of German- about this tremendous jump in produc- owned concerns in this country. tion, it has been unnecessary to expend a Press interview by Gen. March, Novem- Some of the Big Concerns. dollar to increase plant facilities or en- ber 2, 1918: large the existing works-items of con- Since last Saturday the complete Included in the list of corporations siderable expense in the development of which Mr. Palmer will dispose of are most of the other war industries of the dcbacle of the outlying . allies of Ger- the big woolen mills at Passaic, N. J., country. Redistribution of orders and many has been going on to a finish. The which were taken over by him about six concentration by each of the plants on months ago. These mills alone have an separation of Turkey from direct com- particular types of locomotives has made munication with Germany, as I pointed estimated value of $50,000,000. The possible an Intensity of effort unprece- chemical companies to be Americanized dented in the industry. out at the time of the Bulgarian col- include the Bayer Co., one of the largest, lapse. has necessitated her complete sur- if not the largest, manufacturers of phar- The " Pershing " Type. render. The situation is rapidly con- maceutical products in the United States, The " Pershing " locomotive, built on and the Heyden Chemical Co., the busi- centrating the enemy's resistance in one standardized plans designed by the United nation-Germany. ness of which is second only to that of States Military Railways, has not only the Bayer Co. During the week the general progress been made the sole type of steam locomo- along on the western front has been slight Joseph F. Guffey, Director of Sales, tive In use behind the American lines in will supervise the selling of these great as compared with what they had been France, but, at the instance of the War doing before. The greatest advance has German-owned industries. These sales Industries Board, has been adopted by vill take place In most instances at the been in the Italian region. the British and French Governments as More in detail, during the first part plants of the corporations. In a few in- the standard type for their armies on the starices the sales will be made at the of the week there was little change in western front. the situation on the western front. The offices of the companies in New York Last August the Government, face to City. enemy continued to retire slightly from face with an immediate and urgent de- the salient north of Laon and in the Committee to Pass on B-ayers. mand for steam locomotives for use in -Champagne, under pressure from the Before these sales are finally consum- (Continued on page 2.) French. Thursday and Friday the allied mated, they will be passed upon by the forces in Flanders, including Americans, advisory committee of the Alien Prop- pushed forward several miles on a 12- erty Custodian's office, of which Otto T. mile front between the Lys and the Bannard, of New York, is chairman. Scheldt to positions on the Scheldt, south This committee must be satisfied as to Official U. S. Bulletin Index of Ghent. the Americanism of the purchaser, in ad- The British attacked again south of dition to deciding whether or not the An index for the Official Valenciennes on Friday, crossing the Rho- price paid is a fair one. U. S. Bulletin for the first nelle and gaining ground. The following concerns will be among six months of 1918 may the first to be sold by the Alien Prop- New Franco-American Drive. be- had on application to erty Custodian: A drive on both sides of the Argonne, Botany Worsted Mills, Passaic, N. J., this office at 5 cents per by the French on the west side and the December 2. copy. An index for each American First Army on the east, began Gera Mills, Passaic, N. J., Dedember 10. month is printed in an yesterday and is making good progress. Passaic Worsted Spinning Mills,, Pas- early issue of the Bulle- This advance has developed a pocket in saic, N. J., December 10. the enemy's line in the Argonne which New Jersey Worst'd Spinning Co., Pas- tin after the close of that threatens to make him fall back. The saic, N. J., December 10. month. enemy opposite the American resisted (Continued on page 5.) stubbornly, throwing in all available di- 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. visions. Thirty-six hundred prisoners are reported captured. OUTPUT OF NEW LOCOMOTIVES DRAFT CALLS ISSUED FOR 1,100 - On the Italian front, the local attacks which we mentioned last week on the DOUBLED IN THREE MONTHS MEN FOR THE NAVAL SERVICE Asingo platioon, on the Grappa sector, and on the PLiave River, gave place to a (Continued from page 1.) Draft callf for 1,100 men of general military service well-ornized delve. The Austrian ar- this country and France, was seriously qualifications, 400 of Adri- whom will be colored and 700 of whom mies betwxeen the Brenta and the considering the establishment of Govern- atic coast bove I een routed. On Sunday will be white, for the Naval Service, morning Britis'i and Italian troops ment plants to meet the emergency. It were announced from the office of the crossed the I'ave at Grave di Papadapoli was proposed that approximately $23.000,- Provost Marshal General yesterday. in jpite of strong enemy resistance, ad- 000 should be spent for this ptrpose. At Carpenters, boiler makers, coppersmiths, stewards, and cooks are included in the vancing 2 nlei. across the plains on a the suggestion of the War Industries front of 5 miles. A crossing was also call. The men will entrain at various effected by the Italial forces 20 miles up- Board the expenditure was held up in points on November 9, but provision for stream from the other, near where the favor of the present plan. voluntary enrollment is made until No- Piave comes out among the foothills of Under the arrangeient adopted, the vember 5. - the Alps. construction of all the locomotives of The States' quotas, points of entrain- On Monday, both bridgeheads were ex- standaird gauge for use in France was ment, and specifications as to labor classi- tended and the enemy was forced back assigned to the Baldwin Locomotive fication are: from the river in loth sectors, on either Works, whereas all orders for the United General military service.-Entrain- side of the Montello hills. Oil the Vene- States Railroad Administration were di- ment November 9; voluntary until No- tian plains the allies broke through the vided between the American Locomotive vember 5. Austrian lines on a 2-mile front and Co. and the Lima Locomotive Works. Connecticut.-Carpenters (20), Boston, reached St. Lucia and Vezzola-5 miles These three companies comprise the en- Mass.; boiler makers (20), Boston, Mass. beyond the Pia e. Thbpgeneral, strategic tire standard gauge steam locomotive in- Delaware.-Carpenters (5), Philadel- idea of the allied advance has been to cut dustry of the country. By this method phia, Pa.; boiler makers (5), Philadel- the line of withdrawal, which has been of distributing the work, each of the phia, Pa. District of Columbia.-Carpenters successfully aceomplished, resulting in plants has been able to develop extraor- (5), forcing the enemy in the Adige-Piave sec- dinary speed. Last week's output, it Washington, D. C.; stewards (5), Wash- tor, if lie withdraws at all, to go back must be remembered, represented work ington. D. C. (colored). through the Trentino. The entire line done during the period of the influenza Illinois.-Coppersmiths (23), Chicago, oil the Venetian plain on a 33-mile front epidemic. when labor at the plants was Ill. has advanced from 2 to 7 miles. considerably disorganized. During the Indiana.-Coppersmiths (25), Cincin- next 30 days, in the opinion of J. Rogers nati. Ohio. Movement of Troops. Flannery, director of railways equipment Maine.-Stewards (colored), (5), Bos- ton, MNass. The American forces embarked, as has and supplies, the rate of production will show a still greater increase. Maryland.-Carpenters (10), Wash- been announced by the President and the ington. D. C.; boiler makers (10), Wash- Secretary of War, have crossed the two- Record at Baldwin Works. ington, D. C.; stewards (colored), (10), progress is stead- million iairk and that Normally the output 'of the Baldwin Washington, D. C. ilb going on. works never exceeded 60 loconotives a Massachusetts.-Boiler makers (25), matter of gratification to the It is a week. Last week it turned out 87 engines Boston. Mass.; coppersmiths (15), Bos- War Department that the transports ton, Mass.; stewards (colored), (10), time after complete, not to mention 7 gasoline loco- which lanled at the regular motives and 3 electric locomotives, and Boston, Mass. the beginning of the intluenza epidemic engines, and New Hampshire.-Stewards (colored), large number general repairs on 10 steam here, and hd on hoard a the promise is for even better returns dur- (5), Boston, Mass. of mnen who had developed the disease Lo- New Jersey.-Carpenters (50), New arriving in France ing the present month. The American on the voyage, are now comotive Works has likewise accom- York City; boiler makers (10), New York under the svslem of protection inaugu- City; coppersmiths (10). New York City; on board are plished excellent results, for while the rated, so that casualties number of locomotives is not so great, the stewards (colored), (10), New York practically nothing. We have reports of City. with 78 cases of tonnage represented in the output is pro- 23,000 troops lading, that is to say, North Carolina.-Carpenters (10), Nor- aimong them. In addition to ex- portionately as large; influenza whereas the " Pershing " locomotive folk, Va. tending the hospital splice on1 the ships, I conditions, weighs about 83 tons complete, the aver- Ohio.-Boiler makers (10), Cincinnati, have cut down the crowded for Oio; coppersmiths (25), Cincinnati, the netual berth age weight of the locomotives called so that 80 per cent of by the Railroad Administration is ap- Ohio. space only is used ald the men are wear- the system in- proximately 150 tons. Similarly the Lima New York.-Carpenters (100), New ing masks across. Under works have developed to a marked degree augurated, the casualties on board ship York City: boiler makers (50), New York at home, In the lastthree months; and, as in the City; coppersmiths (50), New York City; are less than the casuilties case where we have all the protection possible. of the other two concerns. without stewards (colored), 1001, New York expansion of plant or plant facilities. City; cooks (colored), (150), New York Questions Answered by General March. The importance of the results attained Ci ty. in this direction In their relation to the Q. Can Gen. larch give any informa- Pennsylvania.-Carpenters (100), Phil- war program generally is indicated by the adelphia. Pa.: boiler makers (50), Phila- tion as to the location and recent activi- fact that the Government is spending this ties of the 89th and 35th Divisions? delphia, Pa.; coppersmiths (50). Phila- year in the construction of these locomo- delphia, Pa.; cooks (colored), (50), Phil- A. The 89th Division. according to our tives-both for use in France and on the last report. October 20. was in action adelphia. Pa.; stewards (colored), (10), Government-operated roads in this coun- Philadelphia. Pa. between the Argonne and the Mouse. try-approximately $200,000.000. The 35th Division has not been reported Rhode Island.-Boiler makers (5), In the line shice Septeimlber 1. Its head- Boston, Mass.; stewards (colored), (5), quarters on October 10 were with the OTRANTO LOST AND SAVED. Boston, Mass. First Army. Vermont -Bciler makers (5). Boston, Q. Please give the location of the 92d Private Allison Gulpepper Missing and Mass. I and 93d Divisions. and partleularly the Two Others Saved. Virginia.-Boiler makers (10), Nor- 365th Infantry and 351st Field Artillery? folk, Va. A.: The 92d Divisiom includes the 365th The War Department announces that Infantry and is on the line east of the in tie sinking of the transport Otranto Moselle, according to our last report, Oc- on October 6. Pvt. Arthur N1. Culpepper, emergency addrt, is Frank Rudisell, tober 29. whose emergency address is Allison Cul- Adyston, Ohio . -. vedI. The 351st Field Artillery was in a trqjin- pepper, Mergen, Ga., was lost; while Pvt. NoTm:.-Thoa-, liacost offlee as In area, according to our last report of Axel H. Nelson. whose emergency address MerieGai.. ;.'t 'luhdro-s given October 10. is Mrs. Emily Larson, Marquette, Kans., on Pvt. 0m-1-;: . ;in the War De- (Continued on page 7.) and Pvt. Winnifred Rudisell, whose partment files. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN-: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 3 SUGGESTIONS TO BUSINESS MEN Regulations for Tin Distribution FOR SAVING OFFICE STATIONERY Announced by War Industries Board B. M. Baruch, chairman of the War Industries Board, authorizes the fol- B. M. Baruch, chairman of the War American Iron and Steel Institute, Room lowing: Industries Board, authorizes the follow- 1611, No. 71 Broadway, New York City, Chalinman B. M. Baruch, of the War ing: as the American Iron and Steel Institute Industries Board. has had drawn up the The War Industries Board, through is well posted as to all surplus stocks of following seven suggestions to business George Armsby, chief of the Tin Section, spot tin. men for the saving of office stationery: announces the regulations under which A report made to the War Industries tin imported into the United States will Board as of October 1 indicates that 1. Write single space, except be- hereafter be distributed among private there was a maximum stock of spot tin on tween paragraphs. consumers, jobbers, and dealers holding hand in the United States at that date. 2. Write on both' sides in case of purchasing licenses issued by the War In- Purchases of tifl by the executive for long letters. dustries Board. The announcement fol- shipment to the United States are pro- 3. Use half or two-third sheetsfor lows: gressing satisfactorily. shot letters. Where possible, elimi- On August 28, 1918, the United States Import licenses will be granted cover- nate excessive advertising and long Government entered into an agreement ing contracts entered into prior to Octo- lists of officers and directors from with the Governments of Great Britain, ber 1, 1918, where satisfactory evidence letterheads, especially where changes France, and Italy covering the purchase can be shown that the tin was actually are likely to occur. and distribution of their requireffents of purchased prior to that date. 4. Use 16-pound paper and the 'pig tin. Under the agreement an inter- Procedure Adopted. smallest sized envelopes required by allied tin executive was set up in Lon- the inclosure. don to control and direct all purchases of To carry out the foregoing plan the 5. Use the backs of letters being pig tin for the participating countries. War Trade Board at the request of the answered for the purpose of making The interallied tin executive has ap- War Industries Board has adopted the carbons. pointed its buying agents in the several following procedure: 6. Use postcards for acknowledg- principal producing countries, and this ments. (1) The revocation of outstand- purchasing machinery has been in opera- for the importation of 7. Watch your waste baskets and of the ing licenses tion for some weeks past. None tin, tin ore, and concentrates, or use the spoiled sheets and backs of countries participating in this interna- pig envelopes for scratch pads. any chemical extracted therefrom, as tional agreement will purchase tin except to ocean shipment after October 20, These -suggestions are along the lines through the interallied tin executive, and 1918, shall remain in effect. of those recently adopted by Government will only grant import licenses for tin of Imports is au- tin execu- (2) The Bureau offices in Washington, and their general purchased by the interallied thorized hereafter to issue licenses adoption, it is believed, would result in tive. for the importation of pig tin, where the saving of a large tonnage of high- Distribution Plan. the applications therefor are other- grade paper and aid the Government in cover shipments pur- and The War Industries Board requested wise in order, to securing its requirements of paper chased prior to October 1, 1918. For pulp for war purposes. the American Iron and Steel Institute to assume charge of the importation, financ- this purpose the date of purchase is iug, and distribution of the imports of to be determined by the American pig tin under its supervision, and the Iron and Steel Institute. Licenses THE WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST *United States Steel Products Co. will so issued are to provide for the in- of the bill of lading to the Bureau has issued the be the medium through which the Ameri- dorsement The Weather American Iron and Steel Institute. folowing forecast for the period Novem- can Iron and Steel Institute will operate in the carrying out of this work and (3) The Bureau of Imports is au- her 4 to November 9, inclusive: licenses for the im- and Middle Atlantic States: will receive and pay for at the source, the thorized to issue North portation of pig tin, where the ap- Fair first of week .n ith rising tempera- tin allocated to the United States under the international agreement above re- plications therefor are otherwise in ture. Probably rain Friday or Saturday. States Steel for the week ferred to and will distribute this tin at order, to the United Temperature above normal Products Co., regardless of the date as a whole. cost to the consumers, jobbers, and deal- ers in the United States who hold pur- of purchase of said pig tin. Licenses South Atlantic and East Gulf States: for the in- normal chasing licenses issued by the War In- so Issued are to provide Fair with temperature above of the bill of lading to the rain Tuesday or Wed- dustries Board. Arrangements are now dorsement Monday. Probably American Iron and Steel Institute. nesday in East Gulf States, and Wednes- being made for the issuance of these licenses and announcement will be made (4) The Bureau of Imports is in- day or Thursday in the South Atlantic tie most as soon as the licensing system is ready to structed to issue no licenses for States. Temperature above normal of pig tin, except those of v eek; change to cooler about Satur- be put into active operation. importation described in paragraphs 2 and 3 day. No selling price has been announced on the tin that has been purchased by the above. West Gulf States: Fair with tempera- of Imports is au- of week. Prob- interallied tin exeeWtive and allocated (5) The Bureau ture above normal first thorized to issue licenses for the hn- ably rain Wefnesday or Thursday. to the United States, but this price will probably be announced between now and portation of tin ore, tin concentrates, Cooler at end of week. ore Fair, December 31, 1918. and chemicals extracted from tin Ohio Valley and Tennessee: its rules and rean- of week. Probably rain Consumers, jobbers, or dealers requir- in accordance with warmer first lations covering the licensing of the Wednesday and Saturday. Cooler at end ing spot tin can be assisted in locating available stocks by communicating with -importation of these commoities in of week. force pn October 4, 1918. Region of Great Lakes: Fair xvith tem- the Subcommittee oLy Pig Tin of the perature slightly above normal first of xxeek. Probably rain Thursday or Fri- day. Cooler at end of week. above normal temperature first of week; Additional Credit of Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri cooler Wednesday or Thursday. Valleys: Generally fair with above nor- Pacific States: Rain Tuesday or Wed- $200,000,000 to France first of week; change to mal temperature nesday and probably Saturday, except cooler Wednesday and Thursday. Northern Rocky Mountain and Pla- fair in southern California. Seasonal The Treasury Department has ex- teau Region: Probably rain Monday and *temperatuxe. tended an additional credit of $200.000,- Thursday; cooler Monday and Thursday; 000 to France, making a total of $2.365,- last part of temperature below normal No trouble to buy, cheap, convenient, 000,000 to that country, and a total of week. Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau a real investment-W A R - SAV I N G S $7,732,976,666 to all cobelligerents of the Region: Generally fair weather with STAMPS. United States. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918.

(1)fitt 3tl '. ~infltn OTHER NATIONS STUDY U.S. WAY GOES TO FRANCE INCHARGE Published Every Week Day, Except OF MANNING MERCHANT MARINE Legal Holidays, by the Committee OF HOSPITAL ON FIRING LINE on Public Information. Japan and Great Britain are both Lieut. Col. Philip Schuyler Doane, Office: Continental Trust B3iildilng, studying the United- States Shipping head of the Health and Sanitation Di- Fourteenth and I Streets NW. Board's successful methods of securing Washington, D. C. Tel. Plain 5600. and training merchant marine oflicers vision, Industrial Relations Group, Copies of THE OFFICIAL U. S. BU;LETIN Will aind crews, it was stated at the Shipping United States Shipping Board Einer- be furnished without charge to every post oflice Board. gency Fleet Corporationa, will go to In the Uiltel State; (to be posted daily, for the bi nlit of the public, under order of the Japan's representatives have on re- France lext month to take charge of an Potinrister Generll ; to executive oticers quest been furnished with literature evacuation hospital on tile firing line. of the United States Governnlnt, and to diplo- showing how the Shipping-Board, by ap- matic reproentatives of all foreign Govern- of Col. Doane the mi nts.-Eawann S. tOCTIESTER, Editor. pealing to experienced seamen and engi- Upon the retirement neers not holding officers' tickets, secured Health and Sanitation Division will be RATES BY MAIL. more Than 11,000 men for training as offi- taken over by the United States Piblic One yar $------$5.00 executive order Six months ------3.00 cers in the navigation and marine engi- Health Service. under an One year, postage prepaid to neering school. it has establihed as part issued by the President in July. This Da foreign countries - 8.00 order pilaces all such departments con- Six months, postage prepaid to of its machinery for manning its new foreign countries ------4.50 merchant fleets. neted with war industries unlder the Back numbers and extra Great Britain has gone farther by as- Public Health Service. Col. Donne will , copies ------each-- 05 oil Noveiber 15. and onl that date Make all checks, money orders, and drafts signing a member of its shipping mis- leave payable to THE OFFICAL T. S BULLETIN sion to this country, Capt. Thomas Dr. L. L. Lumasden will assume charge Fisher, of the Royal Navy, to study the of the Philadelphia office. been EXECUTIVE ORDER. officers' schools of the board and also the For many mlontis Col. Doane has training system for crews. trying to get into active service in I hereby create a Committee on Pub- of an evacua- to be composed of the Capt. Fisher has completed inspection France. His work as head lic Information, him rigit on the Secretary of State, the Secretary of. of the training base at Boston of the tion hospital will place board's Atlantic training squadron, to front line. An evacuation hospital moves War, the Secretary of the Navy, and a and is con- charged with the which are attached 6 of the 12 training right along with our troops, civilian who shall be enemty. executive direction of the committee. ships for inexperienced lads intended for stantly exposed to the fire of the service on cargo vessels. Stretcher bearers bring the wounded from As civilian chairman of the commit- hospital, tee I appoint Mr. George Creel. The Shipping Board's recruiting serv- the field into the evacuation The Secretary of State, the Secretary where their wounIds are given temporary ice, which has charge of the manning to a of War, and the Secretary of the Navy work of the board, placed all of its avail- dressing. Then they are hurried are authorized each to detail an officer able information base hospital back of the line. on recruiting and train- and de- orolicers to the workof the committee. ing for the merchant marine at Capt. Lieut. Col. Donne established Fisher's disposal, and this is understood veloped the work of the Health and Sani- WOODROW WILSON. tation Division of tile Elmergency Fleet April 14, 1917. to have been embodied in a report which Capt. Fisher expects to submit to his Corporation which supervises all natters superiors at an early date for official pertaining to the physical welfare of men consideration. in the shipyards. Am~nerican Co.n-m uniques AFRENCH MOTHER'S LETTER Only One Fatality Last American Official Communique No. 176. TO MRS. WOODROW WILSON Week on Flying Field HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN 4 On July 29 last, a letter to Mrs. Wilson The War Department authorizes the EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, October 31-Evening. from Madame M. Barbon, extending to following statement: the mothers of America the gratitude of There was but one death due to train- NTfth of Verdun our troops drove the mothers of France for sending their the enemy from the village of ing of fliers reDorted frxm American sons to the rescue of our sister Republic, flying fields during the week ending Oc- Brieulles on the west bank of the was published in the newspapers of Amer.- Meuse. Artillery fighting continued tober 20. This fatality occurred at Park ica by permission of Mrs. Wilson. M1nd- Field, Millington, Tenn. There were no lively on the whole front through- ame Barbou has written the following in out the day, reaching particular in- deaths due to aviation accidents reported acknowledgment of numerous letters from any of the other 26 flying fields in tensity between AiIKreville and- the from America: Bois De Bantheville. the United States. Last night French bombing units PAIJ, BASSES-PYRENErS, The total flying time at aviation flelts aftachlled to the first army success- 17 Rue d'Orleans. in this country during the week ending fully raided Mezieres and Poix-Ter- MADA2IE WOODROW WTTSON, October 26 was 14,779 hours in the air. ron and dropped nearly 12 tons of Was! igton, D. C. The distance covered by all fliers at the exolosives on the important railways 27 fields vas 1.182.32(l miles, a distance I thank you for having given to my over 47 times around the earth. in that region. Thi morning our modest lines the honor of publicity in aviators dropple 3 tons of bomb11 on vour American papers. I amn profouily tile roads and dhlps in the vicillity touched hrv the nuierous letters of symi- of Tailly, Barricourt, and Villers- pathy (410) which have relched m1, even glorious heroes! Oh, yes, we love them; Devant-Dun, and machine-gunned so recently as to-day, froll everywhere these tine brave lais who fivlht'Xil enemy troops and convoys. In tile in the United States. My dilghters and such flinespirit illd valor, and their fami- collse of tile day seven enemy air- I have received with (leep emotion these lies nay well be proud of them. planes were :1hot down. All our ma- proofs of delicate and affectionate friend- As I so dlyp!\- regret not being- able to chines returned. ship relchiL us frolm all these de:r ull- reply persolnIly to all these iteresting known frienis; from tiese anxious ioth- anid beaitiful letters, I have sent them on American Official Communique No. 177. ers who4e sons are. near us. Tlutnks, to various pintS, to friends. and to thanks. for the pressed flowers, the little women to whom it will be a pleasure to HEADQUARTERS, AMERicAN flags, and the music (for the mothers of correspond wvith the writers in my place. ExPEDITIONARY FORCES, France), which have traversed such dis- I say courage and confidence to 1all Noremiber 1, mnorning. tances to bring us a little of the entbu- those women who have some one near On the Verdun front the night was siasm of your great country for our noble them in this gigantic conflict, which is marked by artillery fire on both sides cause. Again, and even more strongly, I dedicating itself to liberty for all the of the Meuse. wish to say to all those far-off women of world. And my daughters and I send From the other sector held by our. yours how truly their sons are ours, and them from our hearts our best xvishes. troops there is nothing of importance to mingle my tears with the tears of those Respectfully, madame, I salute you. to report. mothers who weep for their young and (Signed) M. BAnBoU. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 5

WOR" OF CONQRE3S CERMAN-OWNED PROPERTY TIME OFF FOR RAILROAD MEN PUlIEFLY TOLD SOON TO BE ALL AMERICAN 10 VOTE ON ELECTION DAY I (Continued from plge 1.) Director General McAdoe has sent the BENATE. In addition to tme above. Ir. Palmer, following tewegram to all regional diree- At the short session of the Senate yes- on December 19. will sell a 47 per eit in- tors: t " In accordiance with usual practice terdaiy a tructhe in politics was concluded, terest in lie (Garteld Worsted Mills, of and and the joi n1t reiolution continuing for Ga riel d. N. .1. A strong a1nd loyal Anieri- the hiws and cu:tstomlls of tie various teIC mOnth of Nov eilbr the appropria- cnil interest controls the majority of this States, please Instruct all Federal aind tions for food stimulation was aigreedl to. clmilaly, wvll'ih has never cooperated general ianllagers to give to railroad The reso.ution already had passed the with other Passaic woolen companies. cmuployees the largest possible opportu- nity without iuterfering with neces'Ssry Hjouse. Chemical and Color Companies. An amendment to the war revenue bill railroad operlitions to exercise their right The chemical andi color companies to of suffrage on.election day, November 5." wias adopted by the Finance Conittee to be sold include: exellipt from taxation the owners of The layer Company, New York, De- whisky that mty be left in hanided wore- centher 3. formed an important link in the plan of louses at the time the hone-dry prohibi- Synthetic Patents Co., New York, De- Dr. Hu1go schnifit to milner thre enanh 'e-- tion law becomes effective. The bonds cettber 3. ncid market in this country in the early now held to secure paymnalrts of the taxes Interiational Ultramarine Co., Ltd., days of the war. and thIus prevent our will he released and(4the owier of spirits New York, Decemlber ). allies from obtaining picric acid, which is a small bond to protect the may furnish Ileyden Chemical Works, Garfield, N. essential in the making of high explo- warehouitse owner. The coninittee tilso J.. D 11. sives. This comapany was owned by the adlopted 1an amendment to exempt from sember New Brunswick Chemical Co., New Chemische Fibrik von Heyden. of Hade- the excise taxes under Title IX, includin- frunwwick, N. J., Decemllber beul. Owrluany. Efforts were made to the articles ill the luxury list. any arti- 18. Bouer Chemical Co., New York, De- ilnoufluage tile ownership of thiN concern, ces manufactured solely for extpOrt. ceamber 21. but tle hurall Of investitntioll, of which Under in aiendenert to the sales to v Aiong the other concerns to be sold Francls P1. GOrvan is director, succeeded it is provided that where a nimnufneturer it. ire tte following: in penetrating made contracts prior to Septeiber 13. The Etnst Gideon liek Manufacturing Co., Bosch Magneto Co., of Springfield, fhe day the bill was lilt rotluced in Newark, N. J. (Jewelvrs), November 14. Mass., makes magnetos used on all Amer- the House, which did iot provide for Rolsci Mdagneto Comipany, November 27. icon automtobiles needed for all pur- payment of the taxes, the articles mann- Dresden Lace Works, New York, De- poses. Its president reported only 95 factured under such contracts shall be shares owned by residents of Germany. cember 0. exempt from the tax. International Textile, Inc., Bridgeport, Investigation disclosed that it was a 100 per cent encIy-owned Conn., De enber 11. concern. Under Stollwerek Company, Inc., Stamford, Mr. Palmer's direction, 80 per cent of RUMOR OF BUREAU TO ENFORCE the Bosch Conn. (chocolate manufacturers), )e- Co.'s output goes to the United cember 13. States; Governmient. NEGRO SEGREGATION Is DENIED The Schutte & Koerting Co., of Phla- Schutte & Koerting Co., Philadelphia, " . (valhes and machinery), December delphia, makes valves, condensers, and The Department of Labor authorizes 14. other machinery for the American Navy. the following: It reported Dr. Joerer Sanitary & Woolen System itself American owned, but Protests have been made to t' e De- Co., New York, December 14. investigation showed that it was really partineit of Lzabor against the suppose I ownved by Ernest Koerting, the Carnegie cre:tion of a colored bureau of indus- Wipes Out German Control. of Germany, who had illegally trans- the trial housing and transportation for The Americanization of the great Ger- ft rred it to his daughter, Helene Fischer, purpose of putting into effect a policy man-owned woolen mills il New Jersey wife of Adelbert K. Fischer, of Phila- of enforced segregation of ne troes w'th vill wipe out for all timle German control delphia, its manager, who gave her notes respect to housing. The department de- of one of the largest and most important therefor, payable after 20 years. Fischer there is no basis in sires to state that of American industries. The first of this is now interned at Fort Oglethorpe, and fact for such protests. No such bureau group of mills was built years ago, with the concern, under direction of the Alien has been and none is in contemt- created German capital, by se'ling agents of Ger- Property Custodian, is thrning out ma- such nction h id plation. The belief that man woolen firms in Germany. chinery for the American Navy and the the been taken seems to have arisen from They brought over German machinery United States Shipping Board. publication in various negro newspapers and German handS and journals of articles setting fort'i to operate the ia- Deception Easily Detected. chiles. All oof the mills except the Gar- that such a bureau h-'d been creited. The Bauer Chemical Company manu- field are largely, controlled by the same factures " Sanatogen " and " Formainint," Such articles dlidi niot originate with the interests. large blocks if the stock being Department of Lbor or receive its anne- and14 reported itself as being Amerienn ield by influential members of the woolen owned. The German ownership was etis- tion or the approval of any resIponsihle Kartel in Germany. official. Tie prob'em of finding hoies ily discovered, however. The same was In taking over these woolen mills Mr. true of the Dr. Jaeger Sonitury & Woolen for negro war workers is being adiin- Palnlier found that as their business istered for the department by the United System Company. These two companies, thrived and expanded, they -formed an in conjunction with tihe Heyden Chemical States Housing Corplortion in eoopera- assointion, nominally for the pirlpol Se of tion with the director of negro economics. Works. were what was known as Hodgs- securing experienced German, Ilor, but kin companies, because T. Elkett Ilodgs- which soon became a close organization of NEW BUREAU OF PRICES HEAD. kin was their counsel, and used every rftensive and defensive alliance of the eifort to prevent them from being taken Horry A. Gorfield. U. S. Fuel Adiniis- (erman vwoolen interests in this locality. over by the Alien Property Custodian. trator, announces the appointment of He discovered that members of this or- Tile International Textiles, fin(-., and W. r). Tyler as Acting Director of the ganiznition purchased a large Interest in a the Dresden Lace Works are large lace Bureau of Prices of the Fuel Administra- daily newspaper. and employed a repre- mltinuffeturers, the former doing a busi- tion, to fill the lacancy cnuedt by the sentative to look out for their interests at ness of more than $1,000.(mt a year. resignation of E. Q. Trowbridge, who Washington. and to keep close touch upon Stollverck ('o. (Inc.), of Stamford, lire receivetd a eonmission as cmtnin in tite the attitude of public sentiment in all Nell-known manufacturers of cocoa-bean Gs and F.ane Division of the Chemical parts of the country. Under Mr. Pal- pro(lucts. Warfare Corps of tire U. S. Army. mer's control these mills have been busily Many other enemy-owned concerns Mr. Tyler comes to the Fuel Adminis- engalged in turning out material for use in taken over by the Allen Property Custo- tration with 30 years' experience in the making uniforms for American soldiers. dian are now being prepared for sale. coal business. For the lat 12 ye:trs he The Bayer Co. and its products are ex- Betore the end of the year Mr. Palmer has been in charre of the real estate de- temtely well known in this country. It intends to sell to American citizens Ger. partment of the Clinchfield Coal Cor- ins owned by the Bayer Chemical Co. of man-ownei concerns in this country val- poration, of Dante, Va. Germany. The Heyden Chemtcal Co. uel at close to $200,00Q,00. 71*-18-2 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S.. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918.

Naphthaline ------pounds.. 10, 000 Lye- - - - -cans_ 10, 000 Spinach ------cans-- 2,0924 ARMY. SUBSISTENCE REQUIREMENTS Starch, corn ------packages 501 224 Do------pounds-- 25,000 Laundry ------packages- 7, 280 FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER NTalculn powder ------cans-- 4,020 Toilet Water ------bottie!:-. 7, 484 Tooth wash ------do - 354 Sauerkraut------gallons-- 06 The following is a list of the total De- Crackers-Continued. Toothpaste (tubes) -- number. 16, 060 Water ------containers. 1, 532 comber requirements f6r domestic con- Water, effervescent -- pint bottles. 5, 144 Graham ------cans 240 Vheat rolled ------cans-- 5, 096 sumption by the Army, as issued by the Soda ------do-- 1, 324 Corndlakes : Subsistance Division of the Quartermas- Currants ------containers 0, 380 - Electrosilicon ------boxes-- 416 Toasted -- packages., 20, 000 ter General's office: Toasted, individual ----do --- 10, 400 Equipment dressing: Cream of barley ------do 2, 000 Fish: 0. D..----- do.. 632 Soap, powdered ------do----- 1, 000 Dried cod ------pounds 15, 812 White ------do 156 Farina ------packages-- 61, 120 Total Dcenber requircements of Veast, com- Dried cod (in cans) ---do--3- , 000 Pressed, for domestic consumption. Pickled mackerel - kits-- 3,396 Currants, No. 2-cans 480 Pickled mackerel - cans-- 1, 350 Flour: Atlanta : Pounds. Bking powder: Buckwheat ------pounds-,- 1,020 Camp Forrest ------2 000 Five-pound cans - do., 96 Family ------do--- 91, 500 Camp Greene ------2 000 No. ------do -- 11,047 Graham ------do 10 000 Camp Gorden ------4 000 No. 1------do---- 187, 751 Gelatin ------packets-. 27, 912 Camp Hancock ------5 000 Flour : Ginger ale ------bottles-. 27, 969 Camp Jackson ------8 000 Potato------pounds- 30, 000 Ilominy, lye ------cans 204, 908 Camp Jos. E. Johnston ------1,500 Corn, white ------do ---- 973, 400 Horseradish ------bottles 480 Camp Sevier ------2, 000 Jelly, assorted ------cans- 7, 488 Camp Sheridan ------3. 000 Barley------d---- 33, 400 Jam: Rice------do - 413, 400 Camp Wadsworth ------4, 000 Oatmeal _2 do ---- 286, 200 Assorted ------do - 603, 972 Camp Wheeler ------1, 500 Assorted, No. 1. ------do - 6 032 General Hospital No. 18 ---- 0 Rye------do - 219, 040 Jelly, currant ------Edible, cornstarch do -.. 267,480 do_-- 18, 232 Aviation Repair Depot No. 3 00 Brand------do ---- 1,000 Listerine ------Bottles.. 5, 408 Fort Caswell ___ 200 Lobster ------cans 3, 904 Carlestrom Field ------125 Whole wheatde --. 40, 000 Macaroni ------packages-- 350, 560 Corn, yellow ------do --.. 25, 000 Charleston, fort territory ------450 Bread, hard:- Do ------pounds. 200,000 Fort Dade_ 75 Molasses (in cans) - quarts- 7, 408 Camp Jessup ------100 In boxes ------do --- 60 Do------gallons- In containers 4, 557 Fort McPherson ------200 ------do 901, 933 Molasses (in kegs)------do 30 Fort Moultrie- - 200 Cornmeal: Mincemeat -_ cans 0, 200 White (in containers) U. S. Nitrate Plant No. 1 400 do --- 985, 210 Mugs. shaving, enameled number-. 124 Fort Steven ------180 Yellow (in sacks) - do--. - 851,095 Mushrooms ------cans--.. 0, 304 Yellow (in cans) - do-- 5, 851 Southern Field ------150 Muttard, prepared ---- bottles--.. 72, 920 Taylor Field - - 50 Yeast food, Arkady - --do -- 39, 000 Oatmeal ------pounds-. 228, 900 Hominy, coarse: General Hospital No. 12 120 Oil, olive ------pint bottles-. 634 Boston: In sacks------do --- 11,680 Do------cans 18, 772 In cans Camp Devens ------4, 000 ------do---- 720 Olives - ..- pint bottles-. 39, 720 Fort Adams 400 Hominy, fine, No. 2 - containers... 189, 458 Oysters, No. 2 ------cans-- 9, 423 Jam, blackberry, No. 2 - cans-. 83, 068 Fort Rodman ------60 Pepper, Chili, Colorado --- do 0' 168 Fort Constitution ------200 Tea: Pickles, chowchow -----pint jars. 10, 084 Colony Fort Ethan Allen ------150 ------pounds-- 2, 000 Do------quart Jars. 176 Fort Preble ------125 Black, English Breakfast do-- 130, 990 Pickles, gherkins - pint jars-. 10, 500 Black, Oolong ------do---- 40, 990 Fort Andrews------60 Pickles, mixed ------do---- 11, 79 Fort Banks------7 Green, Gunpowder --- do.---- 37, 330 Do------quart jars- 740 Fort Revere ------30 Green, Japan ------do--- 40 Pipesh------number-- 7, 280 Green, Y. d_---- Fort Strong ------75 Hyson do---- 29, 211 Polish, shoe: Fort Warren ----- 40 Y. St------do--- 500 Black, comb---- containdrs- 836 El Paso_ _ -___ ... -6,000 Vinegar ------gallons-- 132, 290 Russet, paste ------boxes-- 7,405 New Orleans: Camp Beauregard -- 2, 500 Pickles, cucumber------do---- 120, 506 Preserves: Omaha: Salt, issue------pounds-- 2 261, 740 Cherry ------cans-- 12, 296 Fort Des Moines------350 Pepper, Black------canisters-- 405, 858 Damson ------do - 57, 495 Sam Houston: Cinnamon ------Camp Bowie------600 do---- 73, 206 Orange ------do --- 360 Camp Logan ------500 Cloves ------do--- 4, 745 Assorted ------do .. 6, 000 Camp McArthur ------2,750 Ginger ------do-- . 13, 160 Quince ------do .. 408 Nutmeg ------pounds- 4, 804 Raspberry------do-- 45, 065 Camp Travis ------1, 700 Strawberry------de--- Kelly Field ------450 Birup : 34, 636 Camp Stanley ------300 Cane (bulk) -- gallons.. 7, 603 Sago ------..---- pounds-. 5, 000 I~~italJo.s Cane (cans)------do - 275, 254 Salt, table ------bags-. 191, 898 No. 15, Corpus Lemon Christi------150 extract: . Do ------boxes-- 34, 370 Del Rio------150 2-ounce bottles ------18 608 Sauce: 8-ounce bottles------Eagle Pass------120 74 097 Chili ------bottles-. 4, 240 Fort Clark ------100 Vanilla extract: Tomato catsup, No. 10 cans.. 18, 000 2-ounce bottles------Fort McIntosh------180 43, 033 H. P ------bottles-- 288 Mercedes.------100 8-ounce bottles------82, 916 Cranberry ------cans- 3,188 Salt, rock ------Fort Ringgold------100 _pounds 000 550 Tomato catsup-----bottles-- 4, 960 Fort Brown------100 Coffee, issue, R. & G --..- 417, 600 Worcestershire ------do-- 85, 452 Soap, issue ------do--- , 539, 672 St. Louis: Sirup, maple - quart cans-- 240 Eberts Field ------150 Candles------do--- 80, 600 Do------cans- 29, 716 Candles, lantern ------34 880 Camp Taylor------3, 000 soap: West Point, Ky ------3, 000 Matches, safety ------boxes.. 936, 288 Hand ------cakes-. 1, 008, 321 Apple butter ------gallons- 144 Camp Funsten------5, 000 Shaving, sticks ----- number. 4,468 Fort Sill, Okla------1,200 Ammonia------bottles-- 100 Shaving, crem - tubes-. 4, 0.-0 Apple butter------cans-- 85, 360 Camp Pike ------7, 000 Shaving ------cakes-. 2, 636 Scott Field------150 Asparagus ------do --- 103, 392 Scouring ------do -- 122, 520 Beans, lima------do 21, 360 Jefferson Barracks ------300 Toilet, 'assorted - dol-- 588,870 U. S. Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Beef extract ------do.--- 460 Powdered ------pounds-- 5, 600 Beef, sliced------do 1, 152 Leavenworth ------200 Dutch Cleanser ------cans-- 06 Fort Logan H. Roots ------Basins, hand------52, 756 Lux ------packages-. 75 Blueing: 96 Fort Leavenworth ------_ 400 Castile ------pounds - 5, 000 Park Field ------120 Ball ------boxes-- 3, 800 Harness------do -- 2,144 Powdered------do--. 240 Fort Reno------5 Cornioca ------packages- 3,600 Candy: CALIFORNIA RAKER PENALIZED. Chocolate - containers. 97, 104 Leipon drops - do ----- 46, 930 For operating after surrendering his Stick ------do 41, 321 The Purchase Information license, and violation of the 70 -per Cards, playing --- packages-- 300 Chocolate: Office, Room 2426, Munitions cent rule in using an excess amount of Plain ------do 23, 035 Building, Nineteenth and B flour, followed by a general failure to vanilla------do -- 252, 8 comply with the requirements of the Cigarette papers ------books... 25, 000 Streets, Washington, gives in- Can openers ------300 California Federal Food Administrator, Clam juice ------cans-- 120 formation to persons desiring Emil Stockle, a baker of Santa Barbara, Cocoa, breakfast ------do.--. 170, 600 Cal., was compelled to suffer an un- Coffee, R. & G., 2-pound cans -. 29, 088 to sell material or supplies to Crabs, deviled ------cans... 1, 000 the War Department and ad- limited revocation of his license,-in addi- Crackers: tion to being served with an unfair Ginger ------containers... 86, 316 vises bidders concerning bids order, which makes it prohibitive for Assorted------do ---- 96 Graham ------do ------93, 424 and awards. Food Administration licensees to supply Soda ------do-- 159, 780 him with materials. THE OFFICTAL U. S. BULLETTN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 7

A I have answered that in previous DEBACLE OF GERANY'S ALLIES questions. We have no Information, COFFEE FUTURES LIQUIDATED either directly or that furnished by the COING ON TO FINISH, SAYS MARCH casualty lists reported by Gen. P'ershing. AT FIXED MAXIMUM PRICES Q. Ilas the War Department (Cont'nued ever an- fioni Page 2) nounced the identity of the American The Food Admiinistration, in coopera- Q. Letters here indilete 130th Artil- units in Italy? tion with the directors of the Exchaoe lery Regimntit, part of the 37th Division, A. I will do it now. The entire American and the Coffee Advisory Conanittoe, ave has been ill acion. Will the War Depart- force in Italy is the United States Army directed Inst tell us where and when it partici- Ambulance Service: 5th, 6th, 11th. 12th, that all coffee futures shall be pated in the fighiting? Kindly locate the and 11th I' ta'ions; 332d Infanitry liquidated at the maximun prices es- 112th Uin neers. 37th Division. Base Hospital 102; Field Hospital 331; tablihed sonie months ago. A. The 37th Division has been on the and Air Servicep training units. It has been found that several houses line in the Vostes, but has not been re- Q. llease' locate the 143th Field Hos- operating for foreign account have ported since September 11 as being there. pital iaCompany. bought coffee futures upon the New York Its hiquarters were reported as in the A. With the 36th Division. Coffee and Sugar Exchange to the amount Woevre reiion on October 10, date of the Q. Please locate Company D. 327th In- of several hundired thousand bags. The last report. fantry, and say whether it has been in sellers have sold against coffee in stock Q. Where is the 3209th Field Artillery? action. or en route. The effect is to tie up this A. In a t rainig area. A. Belongs to the 86th Division, which coffee from distribution for many months Q. Present location of 88th Division has been in action west of the Meuse. and to necessitate extra tonnage being and ame of commiander? Q. Will you p'e-se gilen the present employed if our supplies are to be main- A. It is in the Belfort section. on the loention of the 59th Infantry and say tained. line. Maj. Gen. William Weigel is in com- whether it is in vetion? To -Prevent Speculation. ILand. A. Belonqs to the 4th Division, which Q. Where is the 26th Division? Is west of the Mfeuse. In order to prevent this contingency A. In netion east of the Meuse when Q.Have fattery E. 130th Field Artil- and speculation generally upon the last reported, October 26. lry, and Dzltery F, 78th Field Artillery, present situstion, and the use of our Q. Where is Iluttery B. 314th Field Ar- been in nction? If so. where and what is markets for this purpose in the near tillery, and is this battery in action? their present loetion? future. the Food AdiuJiistration, coop- A. Belongs to the 80th Division, not yet A. The 136tl Field Artillery is with the erating N.ith the directors of the Ex- reported in ation. 37th Division; the 78th Field Artillery is change and the Coffee Importers Ad- Q. H-4 the 3011t Amerienn Battalion with the Oth Division. visory oniiottee. have directed that all Heavy Tanks, trained in England. been Q. Where i the 760th Divisio? Is the coffee futures shall be liquidmited at the In action? If so, where, giving the de- 302d Light Field Artillery with this di- maximum prices establishtdi some tails? vision at the present time, and if so, Months ago, and which prevailed on the A. We have no renort that that bat- where Is this regiment located, and hoa coffee exchange on October 1S, 1918, talion is in action. When last reporteid, the division and the regimeit mentioned when the exchange suspended trading. October 10. its headquarters were in the been in notiowi? Arrangements are being made to main- 'north of France. A. The 7Wfh was in retion west of the tnin continuous imports In cooperation Q. Information is reinested rearding Aleuse on October 16. The 302d Field Ar- in the trades. the*49th Infantry. Are they in action in tillery, which went over with the division, France. Italy, oi Russia? is in one of the training areas in south A. Tl'e 49th Infantry is attached to the France. BIG INCREASE INTHE 831 Division, the hendqwirters of which Q. Please locate the 104th Field Artil- LIBERTY were near Le Mans, according to report of lery. , Octob'r 10. A. With the 27th Division, with the ENGINE OUTPUT LAST MONTH Q. Will you please British in these drives I have told you tell whether Com- The War Department authorizes the pany B. 315th Engineers, is or has been about during the last month or two. on the firing line? Q. Please locnte the 114th Engineers. following; A. The 315th Engineers belongs to the A. Dlelongs to the Engineers of the In spite of Influenza and with the same 90th Division, which is reported in ne- First Army. west of the Meuse. equipment aind the same force the Amer- tion with the First Army, October 23. Q. Has Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman ican factories making Liberty engines Q. Can you give any details on dis- returned from France? increased their output in October 1,500 patch th't the 312th Machine Gun Bat- A. No. over Septemuber. The quotas set, or total talion, 79th Division, was In a five days' Q. Where is the 52d Pioneer Infantry? numuber of engines expected from all fac- battle with large ensua!ties? Is it attached to any division? What taries in September was 2.500. The ac- A. We have no reports of the 79th DI- are the duties of a pioneer regiment? tual iiiber of engines shipped for Sep- Tision being in bettle at all. When it Are they in action? teinher was 2.378. The quota set for these comes In I will give it out, A. With the 5th Army Corps. west of saie factories in October was 3,000 and 0. What division are the 114th and the Aleuse. If. it is of interest to the they actually shipped 3,878. The comapeti- 1Tith Fie'd Artillery with at this time, press, the Pioneer regiment is a develop- tion among these factories has now become and in what sector are they located? ment of this war. We never had anything a race, the Nordyke Marmon Co., of In- Where is the 117th Infantry located, and like it before. It Is an organization tor dianapolis, winning the October pennant, is it still attached to the British? performing engineer duty with corps and which was sent to the employees of this A. These organizations belong to the Army troops which enn not he performed factory in a De Havi'and-Liberty plane 80th Division and are with the British. by the engineers themselves who are from Detroit to-day. The Bureau of Air- October 19 they were reported in Picardy. working forward in the zone of advance craft Production in this competition his Q. Where is the 35th Division? Is it in with the firing line. The regular engi- named this month " Gen. Pershing's an active sector or at present in a rest neers have certain duties, the Railroad Month " and set the total quota of Liber- camp? Engineers have another part, and then ties expected for November at 4,350. A. Last report we had from the 35th there Is a gap for Army troops back of Division was on October 10, when It was the line. constructing spurs for the heavy reported to be with the First Army be- long-range guns, emplacements. etc. Pio- DEPRIVED OF LICENSE. tween the Argonne and the Meuse. neer regiments of Infantry do that work. Mauser & Cressman, a partnership op- Q. Does.the assignment of Maj. Gen. They are pioneer regiments of Infantry erating flour mills and elevators at Cata- McMahon to-Camp Taylor mean the crea- because, in addition to their engineer duI- siluqua and Bath, Pa., have been de. tion of a new division? ties, they are also armed to fight if prived of their Food Administration A. It does not. necessary. license after having been found guilty Q. Has a major general been desig- of selling excessive quantities of flour nated to command the 18th Division? Give our boys in the Army and Navy to farmers and failing to require a purchase of the proper amount of substi- A. No. yourself Q. Can any definite statement he made every fighting chnnce. Pledge tutes. The revocation became effective resarding casualties atiffered by the 35th to save to the utmost of your ability and November 1 and runs for an unlimited Division? to buy war-savings stampS. period. 8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918.

RED CROSS HOME SERVICE

information for Soldiers' and Sailors' Families, Issued by Department of Civilian Relief.

Automalic Insurance When Death Oc- Appointment of Judge Advocates to Alien Enemies as Beneficiaries of Allot- curred Prior to Passage of War Act as Legal Advisers to Insurance ments, Allowances, and War Risk Risk Act. Officers. Insurance. Judge Advocate General of the Army The following provisions are contained By order of the Secretary of War the has recently rendered an opinion based in General Order No. 83 of the War De- following directions have been promul- upon the following facts: partment, issued September 10, 1918: gated: A member of the National Guard was (1) No allotments shall be received sworn into Federal service in May, 1917, "(1) The Judge Advocate General's De- from soldiers in favor of alien enemies, and in July, 1917, was killed by lightning. partment shall exercise general super- whether residing in United States or in vision of all legal and controverted ques- As this date was prior to the passage of enemy countries, and the soldiers are not the war-risk insurance act he, of course, tions arising in the administration of the to be allowed to 'name enemy war-risk insurance aliens as had not been able to avail himself of the act within the Army. beneficiaries of war-risk insurance. provisions for Government insurance. All such questions arising within the Practically this order affects class B rela- His commanding officer requested an Army in the field shall be presented tives only, as the citizenship of a wife opinion from the Judge Advocate General to, and in the first instance determined and by, also of children (except In very un- as to whether the mother of the de- the officer of that department to be usual cases), is determined by the citi- ceased was entitled to automatic insur- designated for the purpose, and by him zenship of the husband and father. ance under the provisions of section 401 submitted, when deemed advisable or nec- (2) Allotments heretofore received for of the war-risk insurance act. The opin- essary, to the Judge Advocate General of alien the Army. enemies but not paid will be re- ion was as follows: The Judge Advocate General turned to the soldiers making them as " It is the optnion of this office that will organize that office and department promptly as possible. under section 401 of the war-risk insur- so thht such questions may have the most (3) If hereafter advantage is taken of ance act heirs of soldiers who died on expeditious consideration and disposition. the law authorizing the creation of a or after April 6, 1917, 'and before the "(2) The Adjutant General's Depart- Slavic legion or other laws permitting expiratio of 120 days from and after ment is charged with the preparation, ex- the enlistment of alien enemies, the ques- such publication,' are entitled to the bene- ecution, and disposition of all forms and tion of war-risk insurance and allotments fits of the war-risk insurance act, not- with all other administrative matters will be reconsidered in so far as it effects withstanding the fact that the soldier pertaining tp the war-risk insiwrance act such alien enemies in the United States died prior to the enactment of the war- within the Army, subject to the provisions service. risk insurance act." of paragraph 1 with respect to legal and The following instructions have beert controverted questions." promulgated by the Bureau of War-Risk Assistance to Selected Men by the Na- A number of men have recently been Insurance: tional Association of Credit Men. applying for appointment as judge advo- (1) All class A cases where the allottee cates to fill the positions provided for in resides in an alien enemy country or in The National Association of Credit Men the above general order. Their training recently called the attention of the de- any of the allied countries of an alien has included a careful study of the war- enemy will be sent to the exemption sec- partment of civilian relief of the Red risk insurance act and of the procedure arrangements which the tion of the legal division, the enlisted man Cross to the under it. Appointments from among the to be exempted former assqciation has made for assisting from compulsory allot- men so trained are now being made. ment. selected men whose business affairs may (2) No allotment or family allowance be complicated during absence in mili- tary service. Mr. J. H. Tregoe, secretary- Apportionment of Allotment and is payable under the war-risk insurance treasurer of the National Association of Allowance. act to class B relatives of an enlisted man Credit Men, recently stated in a letter to who are residents of enemy countries or The following information has the Red Cross: recently countries allied with the enemy. "A draftee under the conscription act been furnished the department of civilian (3) All awards of allotments and fam- who is a sole trader or whose business relief by the Bureau ily allowances heretofore made to such of War-Risk Insur- relatives shall be canceled as soon as affairs may be complicated through his ance: some one to go to for practicable, and proper authorization absence should have An assistance or Felief, and we are endeavor- enlisted man can not control the shall be issued for refunding to the en- ing to meet this urgent need and imfor- method of payment of his compulsory listed men all sums which have leen tant situation through our various associ- allotment. It vill be paid to the wife for checked from their pay as allotments for men and the adjustment herself and children if the children are such relatives and which have not been ations of credit In- bureaus they are operating, * * * in her custody, or will be apportioned as disbursed by the Bureau of War-Risk every one of which is more than willing provided by regulations of the Bureau of surance. to give assistance and advice to the War-Risk Insurance if they are living draftee. These bureaus are so organized apart. Pay of Men Reported Missing in Action that the very best advice can be expected, An enlisted man in executing his Form to Continue. and if necessary they can take over the 1-B may apportion the allotment to class A rider in the miscellaneous appropria- affairs of a merchant and liquidate them B relatives or may make the allotment to tions bill recently enacted by Congress at a minimum cost and the maximum of all class B relatives named, bracketing makes provision for continuing the pay protection. The location of a draftee does their names. If an allotment is made to of enlisted men reported missing in tc- not matter. Any of the bureaus will act two or more class B relatives, bracketing tion as follows: . when appealed to, though probably it were their names and allowance awarded to " For the purpose of the payment of well should the draftee seek relief of the them, upon the death of one of the allot- allotments made by the enlisted men or bureau located nearest to him geograph- tees, the allotment will be paid to the sur- the payment of family allowances under ically." vivor or survivors. Article II of the act of October 6, 1917, The service which the National Associ- If an allotment is apportioned by the as amended, an enlisted man reported ation of Credit Men thus offers to busi- enlisted man,- when executing his Form' as missing in action shall be considered ness men about to be called in the draft 1-B, between two or more class B rela- as occupying a pay status until his ac- will be rendered without charge. Ar- tives (as for instance $10 to his mother tual status has been determined by rangements are being perfected by which and $5 to his father), and an allowance proper official authority of the depart- home-service sections of the Red Cross is awarded to them, upon the death of nent in which the man served or is serv- may refer cases of this kind for expert one - ' the allottees the allotment will be ing: Provided, That payments author- assistance to the nearest association of paid to the survivor or survivors in order ized hereunder shall not continue for credit men. to support the allowance. more than one year." THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 9

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

SECTION 1, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. BOUYER, Mitchell. Mrs. Rebecca Bouyer, RUSZKIEWICZ, Mieezyslaw, Mrs. Jadwiga Clenwood, Ala. Schulz, 617 Hammond Avenue, Cudahy, The following casualties are reported BOWMAN, William Henry. Mrs. John H. Wis. Bowman, 230 West Coal Street, Shenandoah, SANSOME, Andrew. Tony Sansome, 1221 by the commanding general of the Amer- Pa;. North Thirteenth Street, St. Louis, Mo. can Expeditionary Forces: BRUSH, Chester E. Mrs. Anna Brush, Con- SCHLEIGHER, Adam. Mrs. Margaret Schlel- cord, Ohio. ger, P. 0. Box 274, Berthoud, Colo. Wounded (degree undetermined) - 157 BUCKLEY, Walter R. Mrs. Eliza Buckley, SCHMIDT, Randall. Lewis Ronesch, 674 East R. F. D. 2, New England, W. Va. One hundred and thirty-eighth Street, New CERONE, James. Pasquale Quaranto, Port York, N. Y. Chester, N. Y. SIGAL, Samuel. Joseph Sigal, 45 Chapin Wounded (Degree Undetermined). COCKRELL. Clarence E. Mrs. Mary Cockrell, Street, Hartford, Conn. LIEUTENANTS. Herndon, Va. SMITH, Earl E. Mrs. Addle Bickens, 38 CRIDER, Nathan. Mrs. Flora Crider, St. North Graceland Street, Indianapolis, Ind. COLE, Samuel John. Wesley Curtis Cole, Charles, Lee County, Va. Stieet, SMITH, Edward Y. Mrs. Sarah Pelletreau, 1146 East One hundred and eleventh CRUMMINS, Elijah A. Mrs. Rebeega. Crum- 117 North Sixty-third Street, West Phila- Cleveland, Ohio. mins, Mount Vernon, Ky. delphia, Pa. FRENCH, Dudley. Mrs. Dudley French, 3727 DAVIS, Calvin D. J. J. Davis, Georgiana, Ala. SWEET, Eugene C. Mrs. Thomas Sweet, 58 Westminster Place, St. Louis, Mo. ETCHISON, Ralph Simpson. E. H. Etchison, Richmond Street. Newark, N. J. METZGER, John Charles. Mrs. M. J. Metzger, Gaithersburg. Md. SWEITZER, Ralph Bernard. Mrs. Stella Yul, n, Sullivan County, N. Y. FALASZ, Mike. Mrs. Mary Falasz, 2355 Al- Maria, St. Augustine Farm, Foxboro, Mass. SIMONDS, Francis May, jr. F. M. Simonds, bany Street, Chicago, Ill. - THOMPSON, Osten. Mrs. John Thompson, 20 West Eighth Street, New York, N. Y. FARMER, William H. S. R. W. Scott, Mayo, Tomahawk, Wis SERGEANTS. Kans. WADDLE, Hascal A. Mrs. Mary Waddle, BAKER, Comer L. Mrs. Tinnie F. Baker, FARRAR, Walter E. Mrs. Etta Farrar, 12 Vici, Okla. White Bluff, Tenn. North Street, Lisbon Falls, Me. WATTS, Joseph. Mrs. Bettie Cooper, R. F. BOHAN, William J. Mrs. Julia Smith, 99 FORD, Willie K. Mrs. Byrne Ford, Corner D. 5, Mount Sterling, Ky. Liberty. Street, Newburg, N. Y. Jackson and Second Streets, Hattiesburg, WELLS, Lawrence J. Mrs. Margaret Wells, DRIUMM ND, James I. Mrs. Annie Drum- Miss. 2558 West Walton Street, Chicago, Ill. mond, 66 Harrison Street, Boston, Mass. GIBSON, Arthur. Mrs. J. D. Gibson, Brewton, WESNER, Frank Albert. Mrs. John Jacketty, ENTRESS, John J. John F. Entress, 3342 Ala. 122 East Center Street, Mahanov City, Pa. Webster Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. GLOCKNER, Charles. Mrs. Anna Glockner, WILLIAMSON, Claude P. W. P. Williamson, FAY, James D. Mrs. James D. Fay, 53 Fifth 862 Farquier Street, St. Paul, Minn. R. F. D. 1, Clinton, Mo. Avenue North, Troy, N. Y. GRABILL, Addison C. Mrs. Eleanor R. Gra- WINTERS, Fred. Otto C. Heise. 7027 South LARKIN. James A. Mrs. Mary Larkin, 1216 bill, Union Bridge, Md. Hermatage Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Bedford Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. GRIFFIN, Joseph A. Thomas G. Griffin, YOUNG, Frank. John J. Young, 8025 Harper MADARA, Herbert Olney. Edward George Etowah, Ark. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Madara, 6012 Kershaw Street, Philadelphia, GROEL, William. Mrs. Harriet Groel, 199 YOUNG, Jesse J. Mrs. Ellen Young, Eccles, Pa. Lake Street, Newark, N. J. W. Va. SHUEY, William II. William H. Shuey, 816 GRONOWSKI, Roman John Gronowskl, 805 ZALEWSKI, Julius. Joseph Zalewski, 2123 Edgar Avenue, Effingham, III. Grove Street, Milwaukee, Wis. West Seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. WAKEFIELD, Dudley. Mrs. Dimple Wake- HAAKER, Otto C. Mrs. Henrietta Haaker, ZERRES. Joseph F. William Zerres, 146 field, Fort Sill, Okla. 3517 Western Avenue, Chicago, Ill. West Bloss Street, Titusville, Pa. CORPORALS. HARMAN, Vesper A. Mrs. Mary C. Harman, JUDGE. Charlie. T. J. Judge, Searcy, Ark. Fayetteville, Ark. KEATING, George V. Mrs. Mary Keating, ALLISON, Marvin. Mrs. Ruby Allison, 727 HART, Franklin A. Mrs. Margaret Rothery, 1433 Willeven Street, Plainfield. N. J. Cincinnati Street, Spokane, Wash. 205 Lamberton Street, New Haven, Conn. KEELER, Archibald R. Mrs. Hattie Keeler, AMOS, William E. Mrs. Margaret Heatley, HENICK, Frank. Mrs. Frank Henick, 1629 R. F. D. 2. Fingal, N. Dak. 245 West Cherry Avenue, Washington, Pa. Julian Street, Chicago, Ill. KIMMETT, Joseph J. John Kimmeth, 2846 BERGMANN, Edward S. Mrs. Catherine Berg- HILL, Benjamin. Mendell Abrahamson, Brain- North Francisco Avenue, Chicago. Ill. mann, 122 River Street, Honesdale, Pa. well, W. Va. KINNEY. Nicholas P. Mrs. Lucy Kinney, 45 BURRAGE, Phillip A. Mrs. C. E. Burrage, JACKSON, Avan R. James E. Jackson, Gil- East Eleventh Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. Central Avenue, Weston, Mass. bertown, Ala. KNOWLES. Leroy M. Mrs. William Knowles, COUNTS, George W. Elijah S. Counts, Bessie, JOHNSON, Henry E. B. Williams, Brookfield, 298 North Main Street, Pottsville, Pa. Dict'inson County, Va. LARGE, Fred. Laudon Large, R. F. D. 1, DAVIS, George Edward. Mrs. Ella Davis, ,Vt. Chetopv, Kans. 4135 Freeland Avenue, Roxhorough, Phila- JUDD, Harry W. Mrs. F. W. Scott, Russell LINDSTROM, Sigurd. Miss Hilma Lind- delphia, Pa. Block. Plainfield, Conn. strom, Pio, Sweden. GLAZE, Columbus C. J. C. Vines, Route 1, KRAMER, Herman H. Mrs. Kate Kramer, LUDWIG. Otto 0. Bruns John Ludwig, Bessemer, Ala. 235 Oakland Strcet, Brooklyn, N. Y. 11334 Edbrook Street, Chicago, B. Hallam, R. F. KRAUSS, Roy P. Mrs. Mary Krauss, Mas- Ill. HALLAM, James G. James McALEER. Harold A. Mrs. Clara McAleer, D. 4, Washington, Pa. coutah, Ill. 51 Iligholborn Street. Gardiner. Me. JUDGE, Lawrence R. Mrs. Nina Judge, Care KUNESH, John A. George Iunesh, Hagen, McELROY, William. Mrs. M. McElroy, 166 Georgia Military Academy, College Park, Wis. Hill Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Ga. LANO, Leonard. Joseph Lano, Chaska, Minn. McGAFFNEY, James. Mrs. Ellen McGaffney, KLEIN, BERTH. Anthony Klein, 6037 Lin- LEYDA, Errol Crisman. John Frederick 70 Lawn Street, Roxbury. Mass. coln Street, Chicago, III. Leyda. Bloomfield. Iowa. McPHERSON. John I. Mrs. Lena McPher- MALCOMSON, Leo L. Robert Malcomson, McCABE, Thomas P. Patrick McCabe, Bala, son, 512 Mitchell Street, Petoskey, Mich. R. F. D.. Harrison, Mich. Pa. MANGELA, Pasquale. Mrs. Corina Cotoma, MAY ENSKI, Floyd. Kizer Mayenski, Port Corin Austin, Mich. McCOY, Silas. Sebren Sneed, Elmore, Ala. Province. Reggio Calabria, Italy. McCOY, William H. Vinton McCoy, Kimball MAROLA, Antonio. Mrs. Maria Fortunato, MOORE, Leon. Alvera Moore, Watseka, Ill. Chuippano, O'HARA, James J. Mrs. Mary McNevis, 651 Prairie, Minn. Vicenza, Italy. Evergreen Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. McNERNEY, Robert. Mrs. Bessie Burgles, MAYES, James L. Thomas J. Mayes, Addi- ROSS, Robert L. Mrs. T. J. Ross, Forsythe, 632 Broad Street, Mobile, Ala. son, Va. Mont. MARZE, James D. Mrs. Odessa Marze, Tora, MAZZEO. Louis. Mrs. Mary Scorola, 236 SHEEHAN, Thomas E. Edmond Sheehan, 30 La. West Sixtieth Street, New York, N. Y. Alverson Avenue, Providence, R. I. MATTINGLY. Thomas A. Mrs. Elizabeth MEDRELL. Joseph. Miss Franeos Medrell, STREET, John, jr. John Street, 10 Leach Mattingly, Palmers, Md. 270 Griffith Street, Jersey Heights, N. J. Street, Salem, Mass. MERCIA, Ernest W. A. F. Mercia, Morris- MORRIS, Charlie. Mrs. Leo Morris, Atmore, SULLIVAN, Lawrence J. Miss Grace Sullivan, Ville, Vt. Ala. 792 Broad Street, Hartford. Conn. MILLER, Ben J. Louis Miller, 3613 West NAPIER. Coleman G. George L. Napier, WOTINHIART, John. Louis M. Wohnhart, 623 Fifteenth Street, Chicago, Ill. Franklinville, Ohio. South Wilbur Avenue, Syracuse. N. Y. MITCHELL Oscar R Fred 0. Mitchell, NORTHRUP, .1olin Hugh. Mrs. Cora Belle WOLFE. James. Mrs. Cluerda Wolfe, Burn- Northrup, 4302 Ciissman Street, Flint, side, Pa. R. P. D. 2, Russell, Kans. MORGAN. William H. Robert W. Morgan, Mich. MECHANIC. Daisy, Tenn. RADUECHEL. Walter. Julius Radnechel, 603 MARTELL, Lorenzo. Mrs. Thois Martell, Mi- MULLEN, William C. Charles Mullen, 256 Fifth Avenue South, Wausan. Wis. ton, Vt. Seward Street, Rochester, N. Y. RANKIN, Grover Cleveland. William Rankin, COOK. MURPHY. Alvin J. Henry Murphy, 706 Bethlehem, Ky. South Mason Street, Saghaw, Mich. REIMANN, Christoph C. Christoph Reimann, MARTIN, Guy 0. Mrs. Nora Davis, 744 Tod MYRICK, James C. William R. Copeland, Midland, S. Dak. Ai enue, Youngstown, Ohio. Denmark, S. C. RICHARDELL. Charles. Mrs. Anthonina PRIVATES. PAUL, Paul G. Mrs. Christinna Paul, 369 Richardelli, 5613 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, BISHOP. Walter H. Mrs. Anna K. Bishop, 94 Berwick Street, Easton. Pa. N. Y. Farnsworth Street, Springfield, Mass. RILEY. Ben J. J. J. Riley, R. F. D., Wood- SCHOENECKER, Frank V. Mrs. Katherine BLACKA, Harry. Samuel 0. Blacka, 33 Me- son, Tex. Schoenecker, 9039 Buffalo Avenue, Chicago, George Avenue, Washington, Pa. ROBERTS, Porter. Mrs. . Lillie Roberts, Ill. BLANCIIFIELD, Frank. Mrs. Mary Blanch- R. F. D. 1, Dot, Va. SHAPIRO Israel Sarah Shapiro, 1242 field. Taylorville, Ill. RODGERS, Joe C. Jim Rodgers, Rupert, Ga. Brown Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BOSICIH, Joseph. Mike Bosich, 492 Tenth ROGERS, Warren F. Frank Hawes, 80 STARK, James M. Issiac Stark. 309 East Avenue, New York, N. Y. Waterville Street, North Grafton, Mass. Main Street, Olney, Ill. 71'-18-3 10 THE OFFTCTAL U. S. BULLETTN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING STEWART, Alex. Mrs. Fanie Stewart, DULEBOIIN, Samuel King. Mrs. Rebecca JONES, Charles W. Mrs. Helen Joese, 3219 Whiti hall, Ark. Dulebohn, It. F. D. 1, Mercersburg, Pa. Oxford Street, Philadelphia, Pa. STROEliER John IT. John Stroeher, 2771 DUNCAN, Raymond L. Mrs. Ora Mayers, KITCHE1N, Oliver B. A. P. Kitchen, 98 Atlantic At nue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Burlinvton Shop, Unannibal. Mo. North Seventeenth Street, Harrisburg, I'a. SWANION, (,eorge C. tustaf F. Swanson, DUNN, Francis. M's. M. Dunn, 21 Ninth McNATT, Ivan B. Mrs. R. A. McNatt, Com- 7019 outh Racine Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Avenue, New York, N. Y. mierce, Tex. 'IRNEY, Frank Mrs. it. E. Mn,sfiold, 77 FALCO, Louis. Mrs. Lou Falco, 401 East MURiAY, Glen I. Floyd J. Murray, 4427 Fist Avenue, West Haven, Conn. Gno hundred and fifteenth Street, New 11 itard Stri et, Omaha, Nebr. 57OPPING. Eugen>. Mrs. Mary Topping, 30 York, N. Y. PETKEY, Walter. Mrs. Katy Petkey, 8729 le-smith S treet, Lawrence, Mas. FQLK, Isaac E. Mrs. Charles E. Folk, Brady, ika-h Street, Indiana Ilirbor, Intl. UDUiY, Henry J. Peter Tudury, Bay St. Nelr. SCILUETER, Jr., Henry Hlermian. Mrs. Henry Louis, Miss. FPlLLERTON. Mtyles R. S. N. Fullerton. lernian b. Schlueter, R. F. D. 2, Cuba, TU'RK It enhart T. Mrs. 0. W. Bartlett, Polson. Mont. 2001 Willow Strert, Austin, Tex. GADZIK. Stanley. Mrs. Catherine adzik, 14 TI RKINGTON, Oliver C. Miss IHelen P. URDANG. Harry. Mrs. Lena fleyman, 531 Crystalline Street, Kensington, Conn. Turkington, 90 Center Street, Dnavers, Wveat One hundred and fifty-first Street, GLANS4, John Godfrey. Carl Glans, Kellett- Mass. New York, N. Y. villa, Pa. V 'NCE, Arthur V. Mrs. Bertha Padget,- IARTEAlI, Roy E. Charles iartean, Oconto 1920 Sixth %venue, Terre Haute, Ind. Falls, Wis. BELANGER, Artheme 1M. Artheme M. Be- VYN EVEREN, Fornce B. liorace Van HARVEY, William G. James M. Harvey, lan gr, .0 Page Street, Brunswick, Ile. veran, 13 Kirkland Place, Cambridge, Fairfax, S. C. FO: TER, Fran-is, Jr. Francis Foster, sr., IENIIX. Herbert H1. W. J. Hendrix, Roy. 3424 North Second Street, Philadelphia, VELSOR, Earle Emerson. Mrs. William E. Ala. la. Yo1 or, Ilayl erry Point, I-lip, N. Y. HIP'CIIEN. Fredle Charles. Mrs. Alvia HIip- ITUSKEY, Henary. J. T. Hluskey, U. F. D. IERHAAR, Abrahari. Martin Verhaar, 911 chen. Sykeaville. Pa. 1, Ruffin, N. C. Teinth Street, Grand Rapids. Mich. HtOLPROOKS Daniel F. J. B. Flolbrooks. MUSICIAN. W RRELL, Virgil. .Jennie Welch, 1215 Port PolkVille, Miss. TILKIN, Charles. Dav'd Tilkin, 1020 East Avenue, Muncie, Ind. HlTZEN. John Jr. John Unizen. 1101 Bur- O:iw hundred and seventy-ninth Street, New WIGGINS, Ieurd. Miss Leona Wiggins, Cof- tin Street >W., Grand Hanils. Mich. York, N. Y. feeville, Ala. HUNTER. Carl J. Jim Edwards, Clanton, MECHANIC. WILSON. barles Chriqt. Mrs. Florence Wil- Ala. son, 1008 Kirkbride Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. YEY. James. W. E. Ivey, R. F. D. 1, Benton, ZIELKE, Harry F. Mirs. Hattie Zielke, 35 WiLSON, James S John P. Wilson, Green- La. Forest Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. brier. 0kla. JENtNS, Fred. Mrs. Verna V. Jenkins. Dun- COnOc. WFNCHEI.L, Lewis. Mrs. Christ Wunchell. don. W. Vs BROWN, James Emanuel. Mrs. Annie Brown, Wall Lake, Iowa. JENSON Often. Mrs. Jessie Beckle, R. F. D. 329 West Spruce Street, Mahanoy&City, Pa. YEDDO, Fr' d J. Mrs. S. J. Yeddo, 09 King A. Mobile. Ala. Street. Springfield. Mass. KREGER. Frank J. Charles K-oger. 35 Chest- PRIVATES. ITMI1ERM1AN Charles L. Airs. Mary Zim- nnt Aveniue Jamaica Plain. Mass. ADAMS, Joe L. Mlrs. Bettle Adams, Troy, merman, 665 Ferry Street, Newark, N. J. LAROCITELLE Arthnre. Mrs. Catherine La- Ala. ro-helle 190 Cumberland Street, Woon- B) KKE. ilbert 0. Mrs. Julia Bakke. R. F. snek-t R. I. D. 1. Fertile, Minn. SECTION 2, NOVEIBER 2, 1918. LAWLER, Fred. Yancey Lawler, Sprucepine, BAS., Janis. Mrs. J. C. Westbrook, Bell Aia. Street, Montgomery, Ala. The following csualties are reported LIT.LEY. Albert WIllis. Mrs. Priscilla Lilley, .' UMIBACH, David. George Baumbach, Lodi, of the Ameri- Main Street. West Fairview. Pa Cal. by the coIunainding general LILLv Lnbon. Mrs. Sarah Williams, R. F. D. IE' ,FLEY, Tom. Mrs. Jnmes. Fourth and can Expetditionary Forces: 4. Will'amiton, N. C. Mulberry Streers, Anniston, Ala. 55 LYNN. Arthur J. M'-. Lizzle Lynn, general BrOFOiO0. Nat. Mrs. Lila B. Slappey, 308 Wounded severely ------delivery. Dutton, Mich. South Pryor Street, Atlanta, (a. Wounded slightly ------110 McCOLE William Patriek. Mrs. Mary Me- IlOlIANE, John Stephen. Mrs. Catherine Bo- Cole 303 rear Chestnut Street NS., Pltts- hne, 3 Woodman Street, Jamaica Plain, burLh Pa. Total ------165 MoOTNN'R. John J. Mrs. Dorn P. McGinnis, BOTIRIE, Tennis Joseph. Mrs. Eladia Borrie, 472 State Strot, Appleton. Wis. Phillipig, Wis. MITEY. Gilbert C. Noble Miley, Lake Andes, BP YNPM, James. Mrs. Themy Brannum, Wounded Severely. S. D,) It. Ty Ty. Ga. CAPTAIN. MONTROSE. Joseph. Angela Arrigo, 317 BUt LARD. Paul C. T. Langton, 117 Bay RYAN, Richard J. L. C. Mitchel, Watertown, Thirty-seventh Street, South PBrooklyn. N. Y. Twonty-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. N.Y. MURPHTY, Thomas it. Willam Murphy, CARNITZ, james J. Mrs Katherine Carnitz, BE1RGEANTS. Thirty-seventh Street and Ninth Avenue, 2808 le'nec'e, Avenue, M lwaukee, Wis N'w York. N Y. CITAPDERLAItE Nap tleon. Almudan Chap- INGIAM, Harry. Mrs. B -lla Richmond, 345 Sl TTTI. Joseph M Cornellus Smith, Utica, dcrlaine Box 721, Sutton, Mass. Davis Street, New Bedf,,rd, I.ass. R F D. 2 Davies County. Ky. COLOMBA. Felix. Joe Volomba, 780 Poland PATTFRSON, Elvin E. Mrs. Maude McBride, WEITZ, Harry E. George T. Weits. 575 West Avenue. Youngstown, Ohio. Rolla, Mo. One hund-d and seventy-second Stre~t, D \ VIS, Charles J. Jack J. Davis, Pensacola, CORPORATS. New Yo k, N Y. Fla. BATT, Conrad. Gi orge Batt, 401 New York WIT LIAMS, Henry J. Mrs. Essie Haigh, Be- DENOTE, James. Pasqual Demote, Park Avenue Hlastiis. Nebr. loit. Kans. Street, Brbi.ol, Conn. ELY, Robert C. Mrs. Eiina Bly, Shell Lake, WILTSEY. F'nnk M.. David Wiltsey, Fred- DODGE, Elmer Ellsworth. Mrs. Elmer E. W\is. erick, S. Dak. Dodge, R. F. D. 1 Box 9, Kane, Pa. BROOKE. Clifford Frederick. John George DOYLE Nicholas I1 Laiwrence Dovle, 71 Kipfimueler, 1111 Lyon Street, Flint, Mkh. Wounded Slightly. Fourth Ftreet, Long Island City, N Y. R. F. 1). 7, BURCH, Odus. James Burch, AERGEANTS. DUBOIS. Willis B den. Mrs. Willis E. Dubols, Saborn. Ind. I. F. D. 2, Box 33, Kane, Pa. MANNON, James B. Mrs. Katherine Gullick, ANTDFRSON, Clyde. George W. Anderson, DflDLFY, Earle I. Frank Dudley, West ':(06 Hlirbs rt Streat, St. Louis, Mo. Thirteenth and P Streets. Havelock. Nebr. Pembroke, Me. EIRKPATHICK, Marion. J. W. Kirkpatrick, BUCTI Welter Franklin. Mrs. Annie Tou.er DUFF. Ernest A. Thomas E. Duff, 1330 East : taravlle, Gia. Puh. 126 Dorwart Street, Lanciaster, Pa. I roadway. Sedalia. Mo. MNNICII, Daiiel Jacob. Jacob Overholser GTL"ERT, Charles. George W. Gilbert, Salt- DUTTENHOFER. Georee M.-hael. Mrs Vir- Minnch, It. F. ). 1,.)Meson and'Dixon, la. yill Va. ginia Blanche Duttenhofer, 1113 Derry 9APOROIOWICZ, Frank Alxander. Mrs. Anna STIT, Hazel Grant. Edwin Smith, 18 Street, larrisburr, la. Zaporowicz, 1;5 Myrtile Avenue, Brooklyn, Fast Main Street. Danville. Ill. ET DElR. Atbur Lester. Mrs. Arthur L. N. Y. ZUCK. Arthur Mrs. Ida Zuck, 101 Floyd Eldie. Marlenville,t Pa. BUGLER. Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. FINSTFR, Walt.r Chorles. Mrs. Catherine KUCIITA. Earnest. Mis. Mary Kuthta, 5014 CORPORALS. Fintor, 816 West Dominick Street. Rome, BaikwilI Avenue, Cleviland, Ohio. BALL, L F. F. E. Ball, 405 Deerfield Street, N. Y. PRIVATES. '-ienfleld. F.' FTKNER. Hugh I. Mrs. A. L. Faulkner, Mass. I 1000 North Nineteenth Street, Birmingham, ABRAMS, Ira. Mrs. IHosie Abrams, 614 Wat- BORE. Jeta C. Mrs. T. C. Bore, 106 Payson Street. Portiand. Me. Ala. kins Street. Plilladelpli.a, Ia. FIX, William Noble. Mrs. Alt, Iit, GeorNe. MLs. Margaret Archer, BURGESS. Clifford D. Mrs. Robert D. Pur- Manda R. Fix, Place, Richmond Hills, R F. D 5. Lexington, Va. 2422 North Masher btreet, Philadelphia, a. 12 Fenhurst FLOYD, Charlie. J F. Floyd, R. 2, Jackson- Ia. N Y. W. Charles J. Davis, 15 Hern- vile. Ala. ASHER, William. Mrs. Kate G. Asher, 913 DAVIS, Ira FOLEY. Timothy R. Mrs. Catherine Foley, Wei.st Mars -ail Street, IRichmond, Va. dein Avenue. Mobile, Ala. 26 Ward Sreet, South Boston, Mas BLOCtH, Walter. Mrs. Hilda Bloch, Zurich, GIPPONS. Jiohn D-niel. Mrs. C. GJbbons, 4A2 West Twenty-fifth Street, New York, FRITZ, Ira E. Mrs. Ed Fritz, R. F. D. 2, Mont. '-un'm Wa-h. fllt, N. Perry T. Mrs. John Brown, 233 N. Y. G. Mrs. Jane Gilibee, 8 GEE. Rueae'l Freeman. Mrs. Augusta Julia Twelfth Street. Siour City, Iowa. GIL.tOE. Theodore Gee. Sithinaville, Pa. C.T'NIA. -John. Frank (Catania, Novara Di John Street, Green Island. N. Y. GOODMAN. John. Mrs. Goodman, 755 GENO. Napoleon A. Mrs. Nellie Gene, Bridge. Sicllia Province, Messina, Italy. Sisan water, Vt. CHAFFEE. .To'u W. Mrs. Nettle Chaffee, 81 Madison Street. Brooklyn,. N. Y. B Street SW., Ardmore. Okla. GRAITOW Ernest Albert. Mrs. Ernest A. GFI.UNDO, Angilo. Arthur Gerando, 80 CL.1 TK. George R. Mrs. M1. B. Clark, Moran, G-abow, 191 Twelfth Street, Milwaukee, Fr- o-is Avenue. Hartford, Conn. Wye. Wis. GRIFFIN, Lawrence J. Mrs. Marila Griffin, PFTinY, Frank G. Lewis Derby, Herman, GROPS Rdwnrd W. Mrs. Mary Gross, 610 121 North Franklin Street, Janesville. Wis. Fifth Street. LIneaster, Pa. GRIMM, George Joseph Mrs. Ca therne DUDICK. John Joseph. Mrs, Mary Dudick, HARDWICK, Herman. R. L. Hlardwick, Ar- Grimm, 603 East Cheatnut Street, Laisas.- box 42, Kushequa, Pa. 4111a, Ala. ter, Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED- BY GEN. PERSHING

HARMON, Ira E. G. W. Harmon, R. F. 1). 6, Killed in Action, Previously Reported YANCEY, George H. , Mrs. Carrie Thompson, Sherman, Tex. Pine River, Minn. HAYES, Baxter. John A. Hayes, 36 Harris Missing in Action. YOUNG, Howard Y. Mrs. Alice M. Young, Street, Anderson, S. C. 2209 South Twenty-third Street, Phila- HENRY, James H. Mrs. E. B. Henry, Hunt- PRIVATE. delphia, Pa. ington, Province of Quebec, Canada. LANSBERRY, Harold B. Mrs. Elizabeth B. HORDER, James. William Horder, 528 Sixth Lansberry, 1939 South Sixty-fifth Street, Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Reported Missing in Action. HOWELL, Lucian. C. W. Howell, Guthrie, Ky. Wounded Severely in Action, Previously WARNER, Howard Lennard, corporal. Len- JARVIS, Harold R. Alva Jarvis, 20 South Reported Killed in Action. nard C. Warner, 5329 Greenway Avenue, Street, South Waverly, Pa. West Philadelphia, Pa. JARVIS, John B. W. T. Jarvis, Dothen, Ala. SERGEANT. PRIVATES. JONES, Hobart. Samuel W. Jones, R. F. D. NORDMAN, Walter G. Mrs. Anna Nordman, 2, Braymer, Mo. care of Mrs. B. Richter, 4703 North Leamn- DECKER, Jacob A. Mrs Priscilla Decker, 544 JOSEPIIBERG, Albert M. Max Josephberg, East Harrison Avenue, Altoona, Pa. 1248 Forty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ington Avenue, Chicago, Ill. DRENTTEL, Joseph J. John J. Drenttel, -St. JUSTUS, Miles. Wiley Justus, Hurley, Va. Wounded Severely in Action, Previously Peter, Minn. KEENAN, James F. Mrs. Eunige Keenan, 50 GANDY, John D. Larken B. Gandy, Tupelo, West Dedham Street, Boston, Mass. Reported Missing in Action. Miss. - KELLY, T. F. Mary Kelly, West Castleton, GILBERTSON, Frank C. Mrs. Sarah Gilbert- Vt. PRIVATES son, 2068 Temple Court, St. Paul, Minn. KOEPPER, Frank. Albert Koepper, 1843 BELLM, Joe L. Mrs. Mary E. Bellm, Phil- KNAPP, George F. Miss Lottie Knapp, box Wezt Twenty-first Place, Chicago, Ill. lipsburg, Mont. 145, Hot Springs, S. Dak. LAUFFER, Charles L. Jacob F. Lauffer, Sa- BRADENBURG, Hanson E. Mrs. Tillie Bra- KUGLER, Henry J. Bernard Kugler, Jackson- lina, Pa. denburg, Monrovia, Frederick, Md. port, Wis. LAZARATTI, Elias M. Malik Lazaratti, Laza- BUNATTA, Joseph. Mrs. Frances Bunatta, REETZ, John. Grover Reetz, R. F. D. No. 3, rette, Italy. 212 East Eighty-first Street, New York, Maysville, Ky. LONG, Samuel lain. Mrs. Samuel B. Long, N. Y. Nanty Glo, Pa. DI FONZO, Rocco. Vincenzo Di Fonzo, Pre- Returned to Duty, Previously Reported LOZO. Joseph E. Mrs. Louise Lozo, Chester- ramo Pianele, Italy. Missing in Action. field Street, Keeseville, N. Y. FOX, Grover M. Alexander Rhodes, Bell- McCABE, George L. Berner John McCabe, flower, Ill. BAILEY, William Z., sergeant. Charles E. Chilton, Wis. FRANCK, Jacob. Herman Hansen, care of Bailey, Douglas, Ga. McCREARY, William George. Mrs. Anna Mc- Soo Line Shops; Minneapolis, Mien. SQUIRES, Clayton S., corporal. Robert W. Creary, 15 East Portland Street, Mechanics- HART, Patrick. Mrs. Nora Hart, 17 Huckins Squires, Montowese, Conn. burg, Pa. Street, Roxbury, Mass. PRIVATES. McLAIN, Max. 0. M. McLain, Ashburn, Ga. McDONALD, Paul James. Mrs. Elizabeth MACHAMER, William C. Mrs. Reuben F. McDonald, 401 Buckingham Street, Hart- BOCK, August Fred. Mrs. August Bock, 325 Machamer, Tower City, Schuylkill County, ford, Conn. East Ninety-third Street, New York, N. Y. Pa. MARANZANO, Domenico. Nicola Maranzano, CREPACK, Mike. Mrs. Mary Crepack, 13 East MARSELLA, Clarence B. Mrs. Mary Mar- 243 East Twelfth Street, New York, N. Y. Franklin Street, Shenandoah, Pa. salla, 72 Hill Street, Waterbury, Conn. MILLER, John M. Mrs. Myra Miller, Acad- EBERHARDT, Fred A. Aloysis Eberhardt, MARTIN, Robert Ditmare. Mrs. Ruby May emy, Cal. Monessen, Pa. Martin, 6072 Girard Avenue, Philadelphia, PURCELL, Arthur B. John Purcell, 220 FISHER, Milton E. Mrs. Lizzie Fisher, Pratt- Pa. South Pearl Street, Shamokin, Pa. ville, Ala. MILLER, George. Claude Miller, Shawano, HERROEDER, Henry George, jr. George Her- Wis. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- roeder, sr., 12 Short Street, Mount Vernon, MILLER. Mattle. John Miller, Bowler, Wis. Reported Killed in N. Y. MONTAGUE, Frank. Miss Dazie Montague, mined), Previously Action. KOZIAR, John. Mrs. Waslaw .Pawlak, 114 Woodinville, Wash. Gilbert Avenue, Detroit, Mich. MORRISSEY, William B. W. T. Morrissey, MELLOY, Lieut. Hazzard. Mrs. Mabel L. LASKOWSKI, Dominik. Joseph Laskowski, 320 North D Street, Albia, Iowa. Pa. MURPHY, Tolbert. Mrs. Anna Murphy, Boil- Shute, 5326 Race Street, Philadelphia, Black ad Railroad Streets, Maynard, Mass. ing Springs, Pa. BROMBERG, Corpl. Harry. Mrs. Gertrude MERO, Theodore J. Albert Mero, Chapman NAUGLE, Raymond Lafayette. Mrs. Valeria Bromberg, 842 Hewitt Place, New York, Street, Rouses Point. N. Y. Naugle. Walnut Bottom, Pa. N.Y. PACOVSKY, Frank. Mrs. Jean Pacovsky, 158 NICHOLS, Howard Field. Mrs. Lincoln H. JOHNSON, Pvt. John. Miss Sadie Johnson, Jamaica Avenue, Astoria, N. Y. Nichols, 822 South Engineer Avenue, Se- 66 Marshall Street, Paterson, N. J. PARNELL, Arthur. George Parnell, Chou- dalia, Mo. drant, La. NICK, John. None given. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- PLACEK, Vincent. Mike Placek, Prague, PITTS, Joe. J. F. Pitts, Union Springs, Ala. mined), Previously Reported Missing Nebr. RANEY, Ermie Roy. Mrs. Anna Raney, 1 in Action. SCHEILELIUT, John W. William R. Schel- Fanning Court, Jewett City, Conn. belhut, 1729 West Norwegian Street, Potts- REED, Norman John. Mrs. Sophia Reed, CULVER, Sergt. Henry H. Levi Culver, Ville, Pa. TAneoln Way west, Chambersburg, Pa. Mount Pleasant, Tex. ETHERIDGE, Sergt. Jesse W. Mrs. Lou WALES, James 'Joseph. Mrs. Mary Wales, REYNOLDS, Clyde Gilbert. Mrs. Sarah A. Pa. Renolds, 304 Birch Street, Kane, Pa. Etheridge, Hamburg, Ark. 2901 North Taylor Street, Philadelphia, Richards, WOLF, Charles. Robert Hume, 1402 Terpsi- RICHARDS, William C Mrs. Anna PRIVATES. cope Street, New Orleans, La. 514 Howard Street, New Haven, Conn. George Filir ROSENBERG, Sam. Mrs. Rose Rosenberg, 88 BRANON, Roy L. Mrs. Rocel Branon, Lily, ZANETAKIS, John Nicholas. Rivington Street, New York, N. Y. Ky. Karafillis, 248 Macomb Street, Detroit, Mich. SAUNDERS, Roe J. Mrs. Clara E. Saunders, CAGLE, Homer B. Mrs. Fannie E. Cagle, Cottonwood, Cal. Milstead, Ga. DEAN, Barnie J. W. L. Dean, R. F. D. No. 3, SCHWARTZKOPF, Ross. Mrs. T. F. Sim- Ozark, Ala. Camp Scrap Iron Made mons, 115 Twelfth Street, Toledo, Ohio. FILIPPONI, Guiseppe. Anthony Filipponi, SCRITCHFIELD. Samuel. Mrs. John Scritch- 157 Walnut Avenue, Ardmore, Pa. InfTo Galvanized Buckets fiell, Manns Choice, Pa. GARDNER, Lennie. Louis Gardner, 22 SIIAW, Bartlett. Bartlett M. Shaw, 57 Oliver Second Street, Moundsville, W. Va. Street, Watertown, Mass. GERRY, George. Mrs. Ben Froelich, Apple- The War Department authorizes the SIMPSON. James F. J. F. Simpson, 1 Engine ton, Wis. following: House, Hartford, Conn. HOBBS, Adrian G. Mrs. Ida Hobbs, Tankers- SMITH, Carter. William H. Smith, Clinton, ley, Tex. The manufacture of galvanized iron Ala. KENITZ, Stanley. Rose Grabowski, 21 Hart- buckets for the Army has begun at Camp SMITH, Jasper Jackson. Mrs. Anna Smith, ford Street, Pittsburg, Pa. Jospeh E. Johnston. The Conservation R. F. D. 2, Bent Creek, Va. KILLOUGH, Owen Dalzell. Mrs. Mary SOMMERS, Melville. Julius Ellinger, 1914 Elizabeth Killough, general delivery, River and Reclamation Division at this camp First Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Rouge, Mich. has been converting old scrap galvanized STORRS, Benjamin P. Mrs. Elizabeth Storrs, LACKEY, William I. Jim M. Lackey, Section, iron collected about the camp, as waste or Cheshire, Conn. Ala. salvage, into ' serviceable buckets. The TRESP, Frederick Charles. Mrs. Caroline LANE, Marcus. George S. Lane, 851 East Tresp. 285 Bissell Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Thirteenth Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. work has been done in the reclamation McDONALD, Bernard W. Mrs. Melvina Mc- shops, and as it is proving profitable will VANN, Robert. Mrs. Minnie Vann, Ward Ave- Donald, 2319 Brookside Avenue, Indian- nue, Huntsville, Ala. apolis, Ind. probably be extended. VERRIGNI, Guiseppe. Mrs. Llarlo Verrigni, McDONALD, William B. Mrs. Ella Mc- The Conservation and Reclamation Di- 22 Fenwick Street, Ballston Spa, N. Y. Donald, Route No. 2, Varnell Ga. vision of this quartermaster camp has MIKKELSEN, Martin J. Soren Sorensen, R. F. D. No. 5, Hutchinson, Minn. been engaged in mani4facturing service- CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LISTS. PORTIER, Willie. Miss Lizzie Portier, able and needed articles for the Army out Rawls Hotel, Brunswick, Ga. of scraps. Nearly everything found in Killed in Action, Previously Reported REED, Wilber H. Mrs. Mary E. Reed, Darl- ington, Wis. the Army camp is brought to the reclama- Wounded Severely in Action. SCHENKEL, William A. August Schenkel, tion warehouse and there seems to be CORPORAL. 1343 North Thirtieth Street, Philadelphia, nothing that ever reaches the Conserva- Pa. STAMPER, Clyde R. Mrs. Lynn Trainol-, 476 TOMLINSON, James W. Jim M. Tomlinson, tion and Reclamation Division plant that Twienty-second Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. R. F. D. No. 3, Rocky Ford, Colo. can not be made into something of value. 12 THF OFTICTAL U. S. BULLETTN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER'2, 1918.

Health Conditions at Army Camps Within the United States As Reported to the Surgeon General for Week Ending Oct. 25

The War Department authorizes the of admission. The number of new cases of rate (77) also shows a decided Iraprevemesnt these diseases reported are about one-half the over last week (105). The death rate for following: Number reportd last week. Three camps only disease (92) is less than-one-half that of last Herewith Is a detailed report on the health (Camps Kearney, Cody. and Las Casas) show week (190). conditions of troops In the United States in- an increase in the number of new cases of Special diseases were reported as follows: cluling Porto Rico for the week ended Oc- Influenza as compared with last week. While tober 25. The r port of the Division of Sani- the crest of the epidemic is well passed, these tation to the Acting Surgeon General of the diseases may he- expected to continue for This week. Lost week. Army for that week is as follows : many weeks, and possibly during the entire 1. General.-Hlealth conditions are steadily winter. as new nn, who have not been previ- Improving although sick rates remain abnor- ously exposed to the disease, are brought into Influena...... 19,96. 43,79% mally high. camps. Pueuninia...... 6,961 11,013 Of the more serious diseases, influenza and The admission rate for disease Is 1,732 Meeles...... 713 848 pleumonia continue to be the chief causes against 2,914 last week. The noneffective eiitis..s...... 112 110 Venereal diseases...... 2, 454 2,411 Summary. 2. Divisional camps.--While Infsineasa ten- tinues to be reported from all eamps of this Death rate, group, the total number of new eases is only one-third that of last week. Camps Kearney and Cody. both reporting more cases than for All causes. I Disease only. the previous week. appear new to have reached Troops. the crest of the epidemic. In other eamp* the disease is on the decline. This Last This Last Pneumonia admissions for the week number week. week. week. week. 1.912. against 2,618 last week. Camp McClel- lan leads in the number of new casr (30'l ; Camp Iianeock is second with 233 Both Dfivisional camps...... 81.3 140.3 169.0 139.6 16S.7 enips show a decrease in the numlber of new Cantonments...... 10.0 64.0 212.0 668,7 211-8 cases as compared with last week. Departments, etc...... 52.6 105.2 174.8 104.1 173.6 Camps Sevier and McClellan report 10 and 5 new cases of meningitis, respectively, *at of a , total of 21 new cases reported fresa all eamps of this group Health conditions for the week ended Oct. 25. 3. Cantonments.-There were 4,493 new cases of Itluenza reported from cam1ps of this group, against 12,636 last week. Two Non- camps only (Camps Lewis ard Upton) report than 500 now cases for the week- Pnou. Dvsen- Mala- Venereal more Camps. monia. tery. nia. diseases.' enza.Infie- sles.fea MaeinBr-ltgii* f o.10 t oer Pneumonia admissions from camps of this day of group number 2.283. as compared with 5.366 last week. Camp Lewis, with 383 sew eases, report. I9 the only enatonment reporting an Increase in the number of new cases. There were 7O n w cases of meningitis reported from camps Beauregard...... 206 ...... 2 36 9) 362 7 1 ...... 145.32 of this group, as compared with 896 last week. Bowie...... 55 ...... I 824 2) 197 ...... 90.36 Of this number Camp Taylor reports 23, Camp Cody...... 47 ...... 5 ?) 317 ...... 125..42 Funston 10. and Camp Travis . Forrest...... 16 ...... 15 ...... 51 4 Departmental and other troopa.-The Frement .159...... 5 3) 45 21 1 ...... 250.23 Central and Western Departments show a Green ...... 21 1696...... 24($) 1 . .96.26 slight increase in, the number of new ,aases Greenlaf...... 32...... 7 45 4 1 ...... 70.37 of inflenza and pneumonia I other de- Iancek...... 258...... 35 4) 339 18 ...... 1 70.2 partments the disease is declining. Kearnv...... 58 ...... 26 1) 849 ...... 67.25 Recruit depots continue with relatively 1ik Loan- --...... 31 ...... 4) 142 ...... 67.40 sick and death rates due to the prevailing Mactrthur...... 219 ...... 2) 248 16...... 93.21 Influenza and pneumonia. Me lellIn...... 302 ...... 4 2 0 1 Sevier...... -.... 68 ...... 817 41 1 10...... ti Shelby...... 13 1 10 9) 196 11 ...... 120.30 Cases of deaths by camps. Sheridan...... 218 8 1) 306 26 ...... 1 87.24 Bvracuse...... 3 ...... 6 1 ...... 3. R) Walsworth...... 20...... 83 3) 89 1...... M.22 Camn or Number Wheeler...... 109 ...... 17 2 ) 7 ...... 104 70 department. ofdeaths. Cansea. Custer...... M6 1 ...... 36 6) 149 ...... 1 42. 65 Deven...... 30...... 29 5) 64 32 1 ...... 59.84 Dix...... 93...... 103 2) 16 1 1 1 45.97 Beanrerard.... 30 Pneumonia, 30. Dodgre...... 281 ...... 98 8) 152 24 ...... 189. 69 towie...... 17 Pneumonia, 17. Eirstis ...... 4 ..... 2 13(7) P2 2 ... 1 612.54 Cody...... 16 Influenroi, 14; ceae not re. Fri'ton_...... 102...... 121 ?) 173 54 10' 1 4.5.67 ported, 2. Gor ion...... 41 3 34(7) 356 27 2 ...... 66.24 Futis...... 17 Influenra, 17. Grant...... 65 ...... 16 ?) 80 2 ...... 2 35.87 Fremont...... 70 Pneumonia, 6VS tranma- luiphreys...... 34 1 24 Z) 244 14 4 ...... 50.79 tism, 2. Jackson-...... 53 ...... 202 2) 144 28 6 ...... 66 05 Forrest...... 30 Pneumonia, 29: injary, L L.E. Jo1nton...... 69...... I 31 2) 109 5...... 50. 47 Greene...... 77 Pneunumia, 77. Las (aas...... 6 ...... 11 1 7) 174 2 ...... 55. 11 0 reenleaf.------86 Pnumonia, 21; plearisy, I; Lee...... 43 ...... 6 6) 266 1 2...... 60.9 inftuen'a, 13. Lewis...... 383 ...... 60 6) 960 23 1 3 93.21 Ilaneoek...... 154 Pneumonia, 154. AVeade...... 43 1 81 4) 84 8 6 ...... 54.00 Kearny...... 11 Pneumonia, 10: venereal, Fike...... _-_ It I...... 4 (3) 297 240 5 ...... 83,27 1. Shcrlnrn...... 185 . .... 4(0) 49 21 6 1 81.13 Logan...... 4 Pneumonia, 3; yellow atro. Tavlor ...... 226 ...... 33 5.1) 2-91 70 23 3 93.6M ohv of liver, 1. Travis...... 499 ...... 37 2) 324 8...... 178.85 MfanArthur..... 75 Pneumonia 73. Upton...... 64 ...... 70 1) 539 2 ...... 101. t4 McClellan...... 85 Pneumonia, 84; eause not Northeastern Department..... 5 ...... 34 2) 41 ...... 1 ...... 35.61 renorted, 1. Eastern Derintm'n...... 91 ...... 128 (41) 954 ...... 1 ...... &i.81 Sevier...... SO Pneumonia. 25; menin. $outheastern Department..... 145 ...... 57 (1) 1,079 ...... I 6. 14 eilis, 4: scarlet fever, 1. Cenfral neuartmen...... 516 ...... 124 ( 7) 2,570 4 3 22 109.47 Shelby...... 8 Pneumonia, 3; influenza, .2; So thern Denartmnt...... 197 4 2 61 7) 1,5r8 1 2 4 95.17 mentn'itis, 1; cause not Western Deiartment...... 88 5 ...... 17 1) 1,024 1 ...... 1.3.51 renorted, 2. Aviationcamps...... 298 ...... 2 82 7) 1,715 2 3 ...... 80.27 Sheridan.....- 75 Pneumonia, 74; traisma. Merritt...... 8.... 0 ...... 45 ) 16M 9 2...... 7 tism, 1. Stuart ...... 12....1 ...... 1,52( 7) 78 9 3...... 58'. 37 Syracuse...-..- 2 Pneumonia, 1; pyeaephro. sis, L Wadsworth.... is Pneumonia, 16. First figure in this column for each camp gives the total nimber of new cases durin' the week; the figure in Wheeler...... 10 Pneumonia, 16; meintgitta, parenthesis Is then imber of other caseswhlch were conracted durin the week by men .n that camp' comman I 1: influenza, 2. t time of con, ractin -the disease-theditlerenee, therefore, is the number of eases first reorted durin the week Custer...... 6V Pneumonia, 68; typhold which wereeither (a)cases brought from civilian life by recruits, or (beases brought by men transferred from other fever, I tubrculesis, 1; amps to the camp on her which the case is reported, or (c) old cases which have previoily evaded detects n In traumatism, L iaterrogation point signifies that the report from that camp did not segregate cases contracted at the camp from Devens...... Pneumonia, S. other cases. Di x...... -.. 11, Pneumonia, 10; nephritis New cases of typhoid fever were reported from following oaxms: Bewie, 3; Gordon, 1; Souatheaster Depart- 1 i Wa, 1. Dodge...... 31 Faaumouls. 91. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 13 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Causes of deaths by camps-Continued. CAMP AUSTIN, TEX. Pvt. Edwin T. McCoy, 1219 Woodmont Avenue, Pvt. Inry Koch, Fredericksburg, Tex.* New Kensington. Pa.* Pvt. Edgar F. Leidolf, Weimar, Tex.* Pvt. James E. McDonald, 26 Addison Street, Camp or Number Pvt. Herbert C. Levy, Muldrow. Okla.* Gloucester,- Mass.* department. of deaths. Causes. Pvt. Johnas Lillard, R. F. D. No. 2, Lorena, Pvt. Hloward . 'ilts, Tillamook, Oreg* Tex. Pvt. Robert C. Still, Y. W. C. A., Seattle, Pvt. Louis Paul Ruhmann, Lagrange, Tex. Wash.* Funston ...... r9 Pn . 9; meningitis, Pvt. William R. Walton. 137 East Pacific 5; heart dise.ase, 1: anpen- CAMP BEATREGARD, LA. Street, Independence, Mo.* di, isi, 1; tuberculosis, 2; Pvt. George Auzonne, Leouville, La.* Pvt. taflord Aymond, Vick, La.* CAMP CRANE, PA. Gordon ...... neumona, 14; measles, 1; Pvt. Charles 4. Borehers, 018 Malvern Ave- Pvt. Thomas Mast, Mast, N. C.* inenin his, 2; pleurisy,1. nue, Hot Sprinqs, Aak.* Grant...... 42 Pneumonia, 41; angina pee- Pvt. olomon Bowman, Clayton. La.* CAMe CUSTER, sMit. torts, 1. Pvt. Moso Breaux,' Sour LAke, Tex.* Pvt. Frank E. Allen, 04 Spring Street, Battle Humphreys.... 31 Pneumonia, 27; mtluen'a, Corpl. Leo Campbell, Leetonia, Pa.* Cri. 1k lich. 1: peritonitis, 1: endo- Sergt. William C. Carlyle, Heriam, Ill.* Pvt. Theodore A. Anderson, general delive.y, Psit. Joseph Cherry, Geiger, Ala.* Gwimnt, N. Dok.* ackson...... 29 Pneumonia, 26; cerebra- Pvt. Clarence M6. Childs, Cypress, La.* Pvt. Jacoh Anetjarvi box 295. Ca'umet, Mich.* spinal feveor, 2; tubercu- Pvt. Allert B. Cooley, Grabow. La.* Pvt. Guiesphi 1). Archimes, 189 West Jetjersun losis. 1. Pvt. Arlelues Courville, New Iberia, La.* Street. Detroit, M11ch.* Tohston ...... 0 Pneumonia, 36. Pvt. Joaquin Crespo. jr., 4521 iberville Street, Pvt. Clay B. Arkxey, Dexter, Mich.* Las Casas...... 1 Aneism 1. New Orleans, La.* Pvt. Ranymond Arnee, general delivery, Mar- Lee...... 48- Pneumonia, 44; mnin- Pvt. Sam Davis, Delta. La.* shell. Mich.* eitis. 2: injurv, 2. Pvt. Louis Dourham, Mangham, La.- Corpl. Charles Balts, Route 1. Smithboro, Ill.* Lewis...... 56 Pneumonia, 53; emnyoma, Pvt. Joe Emanuel, Melrose. La.* Pvt. Dale 0. Barrick, R. F. D. No. , Hotuin- 1; meningitis, 1; suicide Pvt. Phidip Foret, Raceland. La.* son, Ill.* 1w shooting, 2. Pvt. James W. Gray. Bernice, La.b Mechanic Edwisard Barthelemy, 1203 Caety Meade ...... 7 Influenza, 31: inis,3; Pvt. Victoriano Guerro, Arguon, N. Mex.* Avenue, East St. Lolis, Ill.* tuberculosis, 2; trauma- Pvt. Leo Guidry, Churoh Point, La.* Pvt. Goo. G. ilter, 407 New York Avenue, tism. 1. Pvt. Wesley Hackard. Extension, La.* Hastings, Mo.* Pike...... 35 Pneumonia, 28; mnin- Pvt. Edward Hardy, Salmo. La.* Pvt. John J. Dauerle, I. F. D. No. 1, Bingham, gitis, 4; empyema, 2; Pvt. Nathaniel Holmes, Minden, La.' Ill.*' 1. Pvt. Amos Jackson, Alsatia, La.* Cook Cleon A. Dlsard, 410 Union Street, Tray- Sherman...... 43 Pneumonia,a'idesis, 41; uremia, 1; Pvt. Dec Jenkins, Gallion. La.* erso City. M'ch.* abse es of brain, 1. Co-pl. Albert Lazerow, 33 Market Street, New Pvt. John Block, Romulus. Mich.* Taylor...... 90 Pumonia, : menin- York City.* Pvt Martin Bruiser, U. F. D. No. 1, Esther- gitis, 3; appendicitis, 1; Pvt. Birk Livingston, R. F. D. No. 1, Sims- fille, Iowa. tulberculosis, 1. boro, La.* Pvt. John T. Duntin, R. F. D. No. 3. Pales- Travis...... 67 Pneumonia, 64; pleurisy, 1; Pvt. MePhetridge Humphrey. Corbin, Ky.' tine, Ill.* meningitis, 2. Pvt. Robert Mosley, Fairbanks. La.* Pvt. Edward A. Burger, R. F. D. No. 5, Plym- Upton...... 29 Pneumonia, 28; gastric ul- Pvt. Sherman Northaworthy. B 'knan. La.* outh, Mic.* cer, 1. Sergt. Morton C. Pennington, Webbville. Ky.* Corp]. Paul C. Churchill, Alberton, Mont.* Eastern ...... Pneumonia, 84; gas a- Pvt. Elton Richardson, R. F. D. No. 1, Ruston, Pvt. Jesse L. Cochran, I. F. D. No. 2, Co- thesis, L La.* lumbus. Ind.* Northeastern 8 Pneumcnia, 6; cerbra- Pvt. Ernest Rodriguez, Donaldsonville, La.* Corpl. Curtis f. Coleman, 1024 North Rose spinal meningitis, 1; sui- Sergt. Oral Roy, Covington, Ind.* Street. Kalamazoo, Mfich.* cide by cutting, 1. Pvt. Willie Small, Franklin, La.* Pvt. Charles Cook, R. F. D. No. 2, Mulberry Southeastern.. 42 Pneumonia, 40; infuenza, Sergt. Arthur C. Stacy, 205 Shute Street, Ev- Grove. Ill.* - 1; tuberculosis, 1. erett, Mass * Pvt. George G., Cook, box 1024, Condo, N. Southern...... 108 Pneumonia, 107; menin- Sergt. John Staphinsky, general delivery, Pont- Dak.* gitis, 1. age Pa * Pvt. Leon F. Cornell. R. F. D. No. 1, Ottawa Central...... 145 Pneumonia, 142; peritoni- Pvt. Winifleld J. Therlot, Adeline. La.' Lake, Mich.* tis. 1; meningitis, 1; in- First Serat. Everitt J. Vanvalkenberg, 544 Pvt. Nick Daining, No. 3 Zieland, Mich.*. jury, 1. Yates Strret, Albany. N. Y.* Sergt. Clerk E. Daughqrty, general delivery, Western...... 34 Pneumonia, 33; menin- Pvt. Jack Willie, Newoliton. La.- Caro, Mich.* gitis, 1. Pvt. Joe Younghlood, R. F. D. No. 2, Robellne, Pvt. JohnI H. Davis, general delivery, Curran, Aviation camp 131 Pneumonia, 119; pulmo- La.* Ill-* nary edema, 1; pen- Horseshoer Michael Zirnleck, 200 Sherman Pvt. James F. Degraffenreid, Lebanon, Mo.* carditis, 1;uephrois,- 1; Street, Buffalo, N. Y.* Pvt. Bert Doroshia, I. F. D. No. 1, Aloha, drowning, 1; t.~uma- Mich.* tism, ; suicide, 2; I CAMP BOWIE, TEX. Sergt. Edwin Oscar Estby, R. F. D. No. 1, anemia, 1. Pvt. Frank W. Auman, Valley, Nebr.* Sargent. Minn.* Merritt 13. Pneumonia, 3; influenza, Pvt. James M. Backas, route 1, Riverside, Pvt. Willism II. Powler, R. F. D. No. 1, Ies- 119; venereal, 1. Cal.* Mich.* Stuart .4 Pneumonia, 2; imenin- peria, Recruit John H. Deal, 1158 Texas Avenue, Pvt. Anthony Fricke, R. F. D. No. 1, box 89, gitis, 2; traumatism, 1; Shreveport, La.* Spring Lake, La.* ervsaipeles, 1; tubercu- Pvt. Ralph E. Goodman, 157 Fourth Street, Pvt Mike Glatczak, R. F. D. No. 1, atiley, losis, 2. La Salle. Ill.* Wis.* Recruit Wilson Jackson, route 3, box 42, Mar- Pvt. Htarry J. Goodhow. 316 South Observa- quaz, Tex.* tory Strot, Ann trhor, Mich.* t Deaths: Seret Carl L. Kippenbroek, 8191 West Elev- Pvt. Leslie Greer, star route, Gladw n. Mich.* Camps...... 80? Last week .... 990 enth Street, Austin, Tex. Pvt. Charlie (eorg. Hagen, R. F. D. No. 1, Cantonments-u8m7 Last week6..2,5 Pvt. Ambrose W. Lewellen. Gaylord, Kans. Fielden, Ill.* Deapa rtmeantal . Recruit William E. McLeod, box 417, Hamil- Pvt. Oscar J. 1allstpn 11. F. D. No. 2, Souris, troops-.....1,098 Last we9k .... 1,794 ton. Mont.* N. Dak.* Recruit Charles H. Pappassi, 407 Minnesota Corpl. Joseph W. Hairick, Volga, S. Dak * Total...2,767 Total ... 6,669 Avenue. San Jose, Cal.- Pvt. Earl E. Hardy, R. F. D. No. 1, Fremont, Recruit John A. S. Powell, Cedar Lane, Tex. Ind.* Pvt. San A. Haugstad, general delivery, Ban- CAMP CHARLOTTE, N. U. gor. Wis.* Pvt. Joseph Fefee, 70 Center Store, Rosedale, Pvt. John E. Heath, R. F. D. No. 1, Viecks- La.* burg, Mich.* Soldiers Who Died L~ast Week. CAMP CODY, N. MEX. Pvt. iuss,.tl E. Heller, R. F. D. No. 2, Paw Pvt. George M Pottenger, R. F. D. No. 3, Paw, M'eh.* Burlingame. Kans.* Pvt. Waldoimar J. Hemmineson, general de- LisPt of names of soldiers (not members Pvt. Juan L. Ruybalid, Pagosa Springs, Colo.* livery Shawneo. N. Dak.* Pvt. Robert Roy Hilton, R. F. D. No. 1, Blairs- of the American Expeditionary Forces) CAMP COLT, PA. burg. Iowa.* reported to The Adjttnt General's Office Pvt. Forrest G. Burdette, Hurricane, W. Va.* Pvt. George W. Horn, general delivery, Sumas, as having died during the week ending Pvt. Edward E. Carpenter, 77 Garvan Street, Wash.* . East Hartford, Conn.* Pvt. William G. Horning, general delivery, October 25, 1918. (Included in this list Pvt. Leo X. Clarke, corner Lake and Federal Ryder. N. Dak.* are the names of soldiers (not members Streets, St. Albans, Vt * Pvt. Leonard Carson House, Blackwood, N. C.* general delivery, of the American Expeditionary Forces), Pvt. Norman Cole, Emmet, N. Dak * Pvt. Charles E Delay, 13301 Boulder Avenue, Pvt. tlen L. Hubeck, general delivery. Ithaca, nit previously published, who died prior Helena, Mont. Mich.* to the week mentioned and subsequently Pvt. Harry T. Elder, 1305 North Fiftieth Corpl. Charles H. Iser, 456 South Main Street, to Mar. 8. 1918. These names areindi- Street, leattle, Wash.* Keyser, W. Va.* Pvi. Grant L. Everson, Havelock, Nebr.* Pvt. William Jasmer. Hankinson, N. Dak.* cated by an asterisk.) Pvt. Arthur L. Floyd, 130 Rice Street, Alli- Pvt. Clyde A. Jones, box 128, Grandview. I,1dl ance, Ohio.* Pvt. Daniel C. Kaufman, general delivery, CAMP ALFRED VAtIL, N. T. Pvt. Clarence Frandls Hall, Orleans, Vt.* Fairview, Mich. Pgt. Herbert Bowers, Railroad Avenue, Cits Pvt. Marshall Hughes, Jr., 18 West Washing- PvF. Wintrop Kimball, R. F. ter, N. 1 ton Street, Shenandoah, Pa.* Mich.* D. No. 2, Lyons, Pvt AtePander W. norward,Appleton City, Pvt. Clarence P. Jamieson, R. F. Ia. No. 1, Pvt. Raymond R. Kinsey, R. F. D. No. 5, Mo.* Morley, Mich.- Holly, Mich.* mlp_ David EL Miles, 6)4 leventhm Snnt2t, Pvt. Okey D. Jones, St. George, W. Va.* Pvt. Jacob Kirchner, R. F. D. No. 3,. Center Altthnia La.* PYt. Ralph W. Kent, Bradford, Va.* Point, Ind.* 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pyt. Edward W. Klueg, R. F. D. No. 1, Ob- Pvt. Clarence H. Weed, 128 West L8 Striet, Pvt. William Artz, 400 Main Street, Potts- long, Ill.* Holland, Mich.* Ville, Pa.* Pvt. Albert L. Knabel, general delivery, Grant- Pvt. John H. Wigger, R. F. D. No. 1, Ferd- Pvt. George C. Atkins, 107 East Oliver Street, fork. Ill.* nand, Ind.* Stamford, Tex.* Pvt. Fred Kulaklwski, R. F. D. No. 3, Romulus, Pvt. Meinolen Wildhaber, R. F. D. No. 1, Ger- Pvt. Frank Austin, Warrenton, N. C.* Mich.* mantown, Ill.* Pvt. Hubbard Bahr, 68 North Hanover Street, Pvt. Alvin L. Londrosh, Winnaboyo, Nebr.* Pvt. James H. Wilson, R. F. D. No. 2, Arcola, Pottstown, Pa.* P t. John W. Lucas, general delivery, Man- III.* Pvt. Willie Bailey, Enfleld, N. C.* ford, N. Dak.' Pvt. Clayton E. Wright, 126 Alexander Street, Pvt. William Baird, Holland, Tex.* PVt. Lars M. Lundberg, general delivery, Ege- Buchanon, Mich,* Pvt. Lyman F. Baker, Raymond, S. Dak.* land, N. Dak.* Pvt. Alfred C. Yard, R. F. D. No. 29, Macoupin Pvt. Will A. Baker, Route B, Marianna, Fla.* Pvt. Melvi's .. McArthur, R. F. D. No. 2, Station, Ill.* Corpl. Walter Bartlett, 5 North McNabe Ave- Ionia, Mich.* Pvt. William H. Young, R. F. D. No. 1, Rich- nue, Gloversville, N. Y. Pvt. Lee E. McComb, general delivery, Mill- view, Ill.* Pvt. William J. Bassert, 203 Genesee Street, ington, Mich.* Pvt. Frank A. Zipprich, star route, Michael, Paterson, N. J.* Pvt. Winford McCrady, general delivery, Ill.* Pvt. Arthur H. Berube, 19 Aspen Street, Ware, Wilkesboro, N. C.* CAMP DEVENS, MASS. Mass.* Pvt. Charled W. Makin, P. 0. box 115, Far- Pvt. Howard Black, 269 West Street, New well, Mich.* Pvt. William Barrett, R. F. D. No. 2, Lyman, Attleboro, Mass.* Pvt. Marion'F. Michael, R. F. D. No. 2, box 11, N. H.* Pvt. Chas. Boston, 75 South Street, Newark, Scottville, Mich.* Pvt Thomas A. Bashaw, 210 Church Street, N. J.* Pvt. Peter Mikulica, R. F. D. No. 1, Bannister, Rutland, Vt.* Pvt. Louis Botto, 007 Read Street, Philadel- Mich.* Mess Sergt. Albert Baumgartner, Maynes Ave- phia, Pa.* Pvt. Max Nagel, general delivery, Beaverton, nue, Lenox, Mass.* Pvt. Thomas M. Boyd, Ridgewood, N. J.* Mich.* Pvt. Arthur D. Berry, R. F. D. No. 1, Nor- Pvt. Louis Braun, jr., 319 Waverly Avenue, Pvt. Albert Neihoff, R. F. D., Morningview, hanson, Me.* Newark, N. J.* Ky. * Pvt. David Boone, Leesburg, Fla.* Pvt. Sherman F. Brockman, Gainsville, Del.* Pvt. Charles Newille, 129 Kyle Street, Wads- Pvt. Joseph D. Bouthot, 4 Kissue Street, Bid- Pvt. Paul L. Brodst, R. F. D. No. 1, Blooms- worth, Ohio.* deford,bMe.* burg, Pa.* Pvt. Nelson Newman, general delivery, Phila- Pvt. Atlas Bradshaw, 904 Beaver Street, Jack- Pvt. Carl A. Brown, 101 East Eighth Street, delphia, Pa.* sonville, Fla.* Salamanca, N. Y.* Pvt. Emil J. Novotny, general delivery, Pisek, Pvt. James A. Brown, Martel. Fla.* Pvt. Alexander M. Bruce, 557 Main Street, N. Dak.* Pvt. Malcolm E. Chaney, North Berwick, Mo.* Paterson N. J.* Corpl. Edward Okane, 2820 Abbott Court, Chi- Pvt. John Colome, P. 0. box 22, Republic Pa.* Sergt. Guy E. Bruce, Elysian, Minn.* cago, Ill.* Pvt. John Francis Curtin, 235 First 9treet, Pvt. Elmer Burch, 173 Perine Street, Auburn, Pvt. Vivian J. Olmstead, R. F. D. No. 1, Kemp- Pittsfield, Mass.* N. Y.* ton, N. Dak.* Sergt. George A. Daley, 5 Stanaford Place, Pvt. Charles W. Burrell, 232 West One hun- Pvt. Albert N. Olsen, P. 0. box 152, Dazly, Boston, Mass.* dred and Forty-second Street, New York, N. Dak.* Pvt. Alexandro Durillo, P. 0. box 345, Proc- N. Y.* Pvt. Milford H. Owen, general delivery, Engle- tor, Vt.* Pvt. Henry P. Bush, 213 Morthfelton Avenue, vale, N, Dak.* Pvt. Harry Elliott, R. D. No. 1, Masen, N. H.* Montclair, N. J.* Pvt. August Parks, general delivery, Emma, Pvt. Chester I. Ferrell, Syracuse, Kans.* Pvt. Engelbert H. Burne, 2823 North Twenty- Ill.* Pvt. Elmer F. Garrison, 208 North Pine Street, seventh Street. Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Orville Pearsall, R. F. D. No. 1, Hillman, Pratt, Kans.* Pvt. John A. Cade, 67 West Ninty-ninth Street, Mich.* Pvt. Glovannio Gilardi, 16 Clinton Street, Man- New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Harry Pederson, R. F. D. No. 1, Rutland, chester, Conn.* Pvt. Sil Camp Bethleham, route 1, box 52, N. Dak.* Pvt. Burt Hazlehurst, 411 Water Street, Law- Windsor, Pa.* Pvt. George A. Pierce, general delivery, Pick- rence, Mass.* Sergt. James I. Campbell, 2519 Atlantic Ave- ford, Mich.* Pvt. Adair C. Huff, Wellington, Me.* nue, Atlantic Pvt. Andy Pinson, 5600 Berlin Avenue, St. Pvt. E. J. Hug, Highantana, Iowa.* City, N. J.* Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Harold Johnson, R. F. D. No. 2, box 392, Ptt. Luigi Carpani, 310 Benson Street, Cam- Pvt. Elmer Pulliam, P. 0. box 403, Wheatland, . Indianapolis, Ind. den, N. J.* Ind.* Pvt. John D. Kelly, Slotasburg, N. Y.* Pvt. Pasco Casey, general delivery, Mayes- Pvt. Wilfrex G. Revord, star route, Linwood, Pvt. Leonard H. Krigbaum, R. F. D. box 87, Ville, S. C.' Mich.* South Royalton, Vt.* Pvt. Robert Causey, 420 East Eleventh Street, Pvt. Earnest P. Rex, R. F. D. No. 2, Ray, Ind.* Pvt. John G. Ladd, South Brooksville, Me.* Wilmington, Del.* Pvt. Frederick A. Roskam, general delivery, Pvt. Willie 0. Lee, Raiford, Fla.* Pvt. Richard Chavez, San Pedro, N. Mex.* C~rus, Minn.* Pvt. Thaxter C. Littlefield, Danforth, Me.* Pvt. Crecinio Chevez, Ceno, N. Mex.* Pvt. Charles 11. Ruddock, R. F. D. No. 4, Mar- Pvt. John E. Lobdell, 54 Division Street, Dan- Pvt. John W. Church, R. F. D. No. 1, Sali- shall, Mich.* bury, Coun.* bury, Md.* Pvt. Edward Sanders, R. F. D. No. 2, Ham- Pvt. Daniel L. McDonough, Hyden Row Street, Pvt. Irwin Clark, Duster, Tey.* burg, Ill.* Hopkinton, Mss.* Pvt. James J. Clark, 11 High Street, Eliza- Pvt. Prosper Sauget, 502 Lillibridge Avenue, Corpl. Walter T. McKinney, Englewood, Kans.* beth, N. J.* Detroit, Mich.* Pvt. Clarence S. Murphy, 4 Frazer Street, Ban- Pvt. Harry Clymer, Summer, Wash.* Pvt. Henry F. Schraft, P. 0. box 14, Aurora, gor, Me.* Pvt. Harry Coons, Bellville, Kans.* Ind.* Pvt. Earnest Payne, Gladstone, Va.* Pvt. Gales Cooper, Lucas, Kans.* Pvt. Burtram B. Seals, general delivery, Wi- Pyt. Walter Pelter, 220 Railroad Street, Man- Pvt. Harley E. Cox, South English, Keokuk liamsport, Ind.* Ville. R. I. County, Iowa.* Pvt. Robert E. Shields, R. F. D. No. 3, Tuscola, Pvt. Clifton R. Perkins, Milford, Me.* Pvt. Fred L. Crampton, Low Moor, Iowa.* Ill.* Pvt. Harry B. Putman, 98 Grant Street, Port- Pvt. Clarence Cranor 207 East Twenty-second Corpi. Leslie B. Shoemaker, R. 2, Chandler- land, Me.* Street, Cheyenne, Wyo.* vilie, Ill.* Corpl. James K. Ray, 90 Pleasant Street, Pvt. William F. Cranston, 301 Summer Street, Pvt Roy A. Skutt, R. F, D. No. 4, Laingsburg, Portland, Me.* Paterson, N. J.* Mich.* Pvt. James P. Reynolds, 11 Cushman Street, Pvt Charles Creek, 542 Mosher Street, Balti- Pvt. Fred W. Skubianna, P. 0. box 155, Center, Portland, Me.* more, Md.* N. Dak.* Pvt. (lmon Robinson, Dupont, Fla.* Pvt. Lester L. Decker, Newark Valley, N. Y.* Pvt. (first class) Harry E. Smith, 633 North Pvt. Charles H. Rowe, Buckfield, Me.* First Sergt. John II Depareq, 13 Saint An- Water Street, Owosso, Mich.* Pvt. Joseph A. Sargent, 33 Beacon Street, thony Avenue, St. Paul, Minn.* Corpi. Leon A. Smith, R. F. D. No. 1, Shafts- Chelsea, Mass.' Pvt. Peter Desantes, 944 East Street, Wal- burg Mich.* Pyt. Mellen B. Shurtlefe, 22 Massasoit Avenue, pole, Mass.* Pvt. Clarence B. Snow, general delivery, Gor- Brockton, Mass.* Pvt. Hugh Dorsey, Delta, Colo.* ham, N. Dak.* Pvt. Elmer L. Smith, Little River, Yarmouth Pvt. Joseph T. Dorsey, Abells, Md.* Pvt. Louis Squires, 1700 South Chilson County, Nova Scotia, Canada.* -Pvt. Thomas Dorsey, St. Marys Convent, Md.* Avenue, Bay City, Mich.* Recruit Aleck Starkwicz, station 40, Windsor, Pvt. Earl I. Down, Oneida, N. Y.* Pvt. Helmer P. Stigen, general delivery, Gor- Conn.* Pvt. Ray Elwell, 58 Parton Street, Rochester, ham, N. Dak.* Pvt. Walter Stelmachanskl, 1140 Tunnel Ave- N. Y.* Pvt. Jim Stoycoff, 325 Coss Avenue, Detroit, nue. Milwaukee. Wis.* Pvt. Roy D. Elwell, 53 Barton Street, Roches- Mich.* Wagoner Carl Stewart, 108 South Sixth Street, ter, N. Y.* Pvt. Earl St. John, R. F. D. No. 1, Horton, Richmond. Ind.* Pvt. Elmer Emmert, Purdon, Tex.* Mich.* Pvt. Peter Suzion, New York Street, Dover, Pvt. Frank A. Fagher, 17 Clinton Avenue, Pvt. Aren D. Svahn, R. F. D. No. 2, box 40, N. H.* Kingston, N. Y.* Lawtor N. Dak.* Pvt. Paul Thomas. Quincy, Fla.* Pvt. Orah D. Fair, Great Bend, Kans.* Pvt. Ole 'wagmann, 24 Florence Street, Mus- Pvt. Menotti Tolentino, Bethel. Vt.* Pvt. Paul B. Fihe, 2305 Washington Circle, kegon, Mich.* Pvt. Arthur White, 90 South Pleasant Street, Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Emerson B. Terhune, general delivery, Amherst, Mass.* Pvt. Rappael Faweeft, Beverly, N. J.* Frederick, Mich."- Pvt. Perry Whitmore, Fort Fairfield. Me.* Pvt. Marvin C. Ford, route 1, Lambertville, Pvt. Martin Thompson, R. F. D. No. 1, Home- Pvt. Lorenzo Williams, Wildwood, Fla.* Mich.* stead, N. Dak.* CAMP DICK, DALLAS, TEx. Pyt. Frederick T. Frank. 8597 North Smedley Pvt. John C. Throngard, general delivery, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Bawlf, Alberta, Canada.* Cadet Albert 1. Briggs, 24 Winter Street, Bos- Pvt. James Hi. Garnitt, Bruington, Va.* Pvt. Norman L. Thurber, 721 Wheeler Street, ton, Mass.* Pvt. Leonard S. Garrigan, 124 Johnson Street, Saginaw, Mich.* CAMP DIM, IT. X. Newark, N. J.* R. F. D., Bounds, Pvt. Charles P. Geissong, 425 Grove Street, Pvt. Philip E. Twidwell, Pvt. Harry Adams, Ringwood Manor, N. J.* Brooklyn, N. Y.* Mo.* Pvt. Walter B. Allen, Fulton. Okla.* Pvt. Ernest Guelding, 31 Depot Avenue. Pvt. Clark Van Auken, general delivery, Kee- Pvt. William D. Amos, R. F. D. No. 1, box 26, Ridgefield N. J.* sauqua, Iowa.* Gardner, N. C.* Pvt. Bronislaw Golounik, 218 Larkin Street, Pvt. Gustaf Vanpoecke, Allenton, Mich.* Pvt. John H. Anderson, 921 Railroad Avenue, Bufalo, N. Y.* Pvt. Arnold B. Walters, general delivery, box Asbury Park, N. J. Pvt. Gus Groeger, 65 G3arrison Street, Patr- 146, Ryan, Okla.* Pvt. King Anderson, Smithburg, N. .* son, N. J.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 15 NAMES OF SJLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WPEK Pvt, Amandus Groff, Ringgold, Pa.* Pvt. Vincego Proziello, 145 Warren Avenue, Pvt. Henry Benhart, route No. 2, Osford June- Pvt. John Gross, Owings, Cal--t County, Newark. N. J.* tion, Iowa.* 'ld.* Pvt. Friderick Pughe, Goldhill., Boulder Pvt. August Bertsch, Robertson, N. Dak.' Pvt. Francisco Guiterez, Mazdelena, N. Mex.* County, Colo.' Pvt. Frederick Bish. Indianola. Iowa.* Pvt. James Harding, 220 West Johnson Street, Pt. Jiisey Puntka, tasakawa, Okla.* Pet. Lloyd A. Bishop, 203 Bluff Street, Heat retown. Md.* Pvt. John S. Ratliff, Ralston, Okla.* Mitchell, S. IDtk.* Pvt. Howard A. Harris, 1227 Sarah Ann Ivt. Robert S. Ray, Kline, Colo.* Pvt. Edward Philip Bloss. Garrison, Iowa.* Ste et. Baltimore. Md.* Pvt. Ernest Rboades, Roxton, Tex.* Pvt. Henry W. Bolte, route No. 1, iler City, Pvt. Jay Hayes, Clinton, Tex.* Pvt. Ellis Roberts, Mountain Park, Okla.* Iowa.* / Pvt. William Heath, 5 River Street, Red Pvt. William T. Roche, 310 Hillerest Street, Pvt Thomas Bonk, route No. 2, Buffalo Cen- Pan . N J.* ' . Trenton, N. J.* ter. howa.* Pvt. Lucius Hieniderson, R. F. D. C., box 34, Pvt. Ernest Roehres, ,Holdlngford, Minn.- Pvt. Earl Boonewell, route No. 4, Spencer, Alian., Ca.* Pvt. John Rohaus, box 86. Indian Church Ind.' Pit. George Henry, 59 Branch Street, Cam- Road, nrdenville. N. Y.* Pvt. Oscar Borchett. Smithwick, S. Dak.* den, N. J.* Pvt. Fred Rosalino, 858 Wycoff Avenue, Brook- Pvt. Andrew E. Boyd. Stanhope, loswa.* Pvt. Leslie A. Henry, 223 Willow Street, lyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Charles Hugh Boyle. 2614 Hall Avenue, Meadlille, Pa.* Pvt. Kuppo Rulolph, Canute, Okla.* Marinette, Wis.* Pvt. Joseph L. Hill, 2077 Highland Place, Pvt. Cecil Russell, Prague, Okla.* Pvt. John Brandt, Fullerville, S. Dak.* - Indianapolis, Ind.* Pvt. David ahiater, 172 Mill Street, Paterson, Pvt. James Brookman, route No. 7,. Peters- Pvt. Harry G. -inds, 995 Main Street, Athol, N. J.* town. W. Va.* Mass.* Pvt. Ignazzio Santanglo, Nortistown, Pa.* Pvt. Ira Brown, Lillar, Ark.* Pvt. Albert Huetinka, 1449 First Avenue, Pvt. August 0. Schanhacer. 3044 North Darien Plt. Olin Bumgardner, Brayton, Iowa.' New York, N. Y.* Street, Philadolphia, Pa.* Pvt. John C. Burley, route No. 3, Charlton, Pi t. Charles luminIel, R. F. D. 1. box 5, Pvt. William School, 1328 Mary Street, Utica, Iowa.* Summit Station. Pa.* N. Y.* Pvt. Anday Burr, Dunbar, Nebr.* Pvt. Jas Hunter, 203 Prospect Avenue, New Pvt. Albert E. Scott, Rusk, Tex.- Pvt. Governor Burtia, Somerville, Tenn.* York City.* Pvt. Arch Sellers. Westville, Okla.* Pvt. Harry Cacetr, box 158, Commanche, Pvt Elmer Jackson, Elmer -Avenue, Sayre, Pvt. Simon Senus, 85 Pell- Street, Paterson, Iowa.* Pa. * N. J.* Pvt. tlarrison Cbadbourn, 711 South Twen- Pvt. Manuel Jaramillo, Tijeras. N. Mex.* Pvt. C!aude Shields, Goteba, Okla.* tieth Street, Muskagee, Okla.* P vt. ('larence Jitter, 708 Webster Street, Pvt. Benjamin Slaten, Ridgewood Avenue,' Pvt. Frank J. Chambers, 739 North Drake Plainfield N. J.* Newark. N. J.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Co-p'. Harry C. Johnson, Jutland Posrt Offie, Pvt. Everett Smith, Walters, Okla.* Pvt. George 0. Caiambers, Birkley, Iowa.* hox q. Sight 5, N. J. Pvt. Leroy Snlith. Colby, Kans.* Pvt. William C. Chesling, Hardy, Iowa.* 0 Pvt. Herbert E. Johnson, 494 Warren Street, Pvt. William Smith, 201 North Pearl Street, Pvt. Harry C. Churchill, 720 West Eighth !rooklyn. N Y.* Bridgeton, N. J.* Street. North Platte. Nebr. Pvt. Winston Jones, 18 Dewitt Place, New Pst. John II. Nlady, North Hampton, Va.- Pvt. Ernest Clarison, route No. 2, Woodward, Rochelle. N. Y * Pvt. Lewis Stanley, Belville, Fla.* lowa.* Pit lai a C. Jordan. 1315 Summit Avenue, Pvt. Emil Stejakal, route No. 1, box 22, Yukon, Pvt. Andrew Clausen. Harlow, N. Dak.* 1 foux Fa11s, S. Dak.* Okla.* Pvt. McKinley Cleveland box 33, Begg, Okla.* 1eehanic Frank F. Karvwatt, Sayreville, Pvt. Arthur Stephenson, Scottsville, Tex.* Pvt. James L. Clow, Halsey, Nebr.- N. J.* Pvt. James Steward, 244 West One hundred Pvt. Evert Coal, Clio, Iowa.' Pvt. Carnl H. Kastler, Grand Street, Peets- and thirty-sixth Street,- New York, N. Y.- Pvt. Logan S. Cole, Millers Creek, Ky.* burg N. J * Pvt. Daniel J. Stramm, 179 Union Hall Street, lvt. Taylor A. Cooper, Garland, Mont.* Prt. Di-k W Kennedy, route 4, Goteba, Okla.* Jamaia. Long Island, N. Y.* Pvt. Divid Crawford, Browning, Saskatche- Pvt. Jame, Kine dy, 187 Caren Street, Spring- Pvt. Lynn Sturdevant, 183 South Main Street, wan, Canada. fi, Mass.* Jamestown, N. Y.* Sergt. Charles F. Cronkshite. Cowgill. Mo.* Pvt. Frank KerNiatt, Sayreville, N. J.* Pvt. Thomas Swanwick, 593 Bergenline Ave- Pvt. David 0. Cross, route No. 5, box 2. Elk- Pvt. Tid Kimbro, R15 East Seventh Street, nue, West New York. N. J.- hart. Ind.* Oklahoma City, Okla.* Pvt. Dennis Sweeney, 2736 Elliott Street, Den- Mechanic Rolf H. Dahlberg, Goetenburg, Se gt. Friak King, 381 Birr Street, Roches- ver, Colo.* Sweden.* ter. N. Y.* Pvt. Kozimox Swinoburka, 63 Reservation Pvt. Charles A. Dahlke, 532 Eighth Street, Pit. W Iliam Kinum, Dolveville, N. Y.* Street, Buffalo, N. Y.* Rockwell Pvt. Elmer Kosanke, route 2, Lone Wolf, Pvt James Thrower, Franklintown, N. C.* City, Iowa.* Okla.* Pvt. Lawrence Tintle, route No. 2, Edgewater, Pvt. Franklin G. Darrow, Columbus Junction, Colo.* Iowa.* Pvt. (lirst class) Paul D. Lagonarcico, 228 Pvt. Alex Davis, No. 1, Aleander Cillas, South Main Street, Burlingion, Iowa.* Pvt. Joseph Valena, Bryant, Tex.* Watchet, Sommerset, England.* Pvt. F"ank Lemunyon, Pemberton, N. J.* Pvt. Gerald Vest, Burlington, Colo.* Pvt. Frank M. Davis, Route No. 1, Ames, Pvt. Almor Leud is. Canby, M an.* PIt. Charles Vosselman, Millington, N. J.* Iowa. Pvt. John Lowellan, route 3 Temple, Tex.* PVt. Joseph A. Waksmunski, Hastings, Cam- Pvt Bud Lewis. Durwood, Okla.* Pvt. Jomes Davis, Greenbrier, Ala.* bria County, Pa.* Pvt. John W. Demling, Pvt. Thomas Lloyd. 231 Washington Street, Pvt. Noble L. Wallace, Roland Park, Balti- 2400 Madison Avenue; Pililiipsburg. N. 1.* Burlington, Iowa.* more, Md.* Sorgt. Victor Derweinskie, Zosly. Russia.* Pvt. William Lockett, R. F. D. 2. Danville, Pvt. Charles F. Walters, 1445 Myrtle Avenue, * Pvt Paul Deronne, general delivery, Seattle, Va. Brooklyn. N. V.* Wash * Pvt. Vernon Lorah, Hotchkiss, Colo.'* Pvt. Harry Wanamaker, Suffern, N. Y.* Pvt, Harvey Lirtz, 17 Moreallan Street, Pvt. Oliver Waple. Milton, Del.* Prt. William H. Dessel, Holstein, Iowa.* Wil' es Barre. Pa.* Pvt. George Dflatuc'>. 1319 North Kansas Corpl. George H. Warness, Dolga, S. Dak.* Avenue. Pit. Andrew Mellale, 2115 Boulevard Avenue, Pvt. Lemuel K. Wents, 5419 Mascher Street, t Topela, Kans.* ecranton, Pa.* Philedelphia, Pa.* Pet. Jo 'n W. Dimling, 2400 Madison Avenue, Pvt. Horac McLendon, 1807 Avenue E, Ens- Pvt. Riehard J. Wens, 270 Locust Street, Burlington, loa.* vy. Ala.* Buffalo, N. Y.* Pvt ,Preey Dinn, San Maigel, Cal.* Pvt. George S. Martin, Little Rock, Ark.* Pit Marion E. Whaley, route No. 2, Bonham, Pvt John Divens, Route No. 6, Shelbyville, Pvt. George Newman, Ilighland, Ill.* Tex.* Tenn.* Pvt Bnjamin Mock, 332 Eleventh Street, Pvt. Merrit Whitman, R. F. D. No. 2, Cohoc- Corpl. R~Hbirt R. Douse, 499 Washington Ave- Chester. Pa.* ton N Y.* nue. Brooklyn. N. Y. Pvt. IT rbert Moeler, New Braunfels. Tex.* Pvt Lawstence Williams, 497 Shellby Street, PytWilliam Dryden. Carso, Miss.* Pvt, William H. Moorey, Hallton, Elk County, Memphis. Tenn.* Pvt. Donall 0 Due*worth, Route A, Box 24, Pa.* Pvt. Lawrence Williams. Avon, Miss.* North Platte. Nebr.* Sentt (irst class) Patrick Moran, 246 Broad- Pvt. Charles Wilson, Mainsville. Mo.* Pvt. Frank Dundee, Route No. 2. Postile, way. Soufb Boston, Mass.* Pvt Peter Winchwski, 459 Wasson Avenue, Iowa.* Pet, David Morgan, Lakeville, Pa.* Lackawanna, N. Y.* Pvt. Leroy H. Dunzan, McDonald. Kans.' Pvt. Palmer S. Moseley, Bromide, Ohla.* Pvt Chas II. Eamly, ristona, ouNa * Pvt, Hans Mucrdter, 82 Ferry Street, Jersey CAMP DODGE, TOWA. City, N. J.* Pvt. Cl arles l. Early. Brist6w, Iowa.* Pvt. Ernest Adderhold. Pvt. Frank Egloff. St. MAeinral. Ind.* Pvt. Ernest J. Neal, 182 Grover Str et, North- Watertown, S. Dak.* Pvt. Issadore plainsville, N. J.* Pvt. VWalter G. Abrens, route No. 4, Pitts- Evans, 1710 Pendleton Avenue, Pvt. George G. Nicholls, 217 North Camac burgh Kans.* St Lons, Mo.* Street. Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Guy Amley. Osconda, Mich.* Pvt. Charles Everidge, Antlers, Okla.* Pvt. Thomas T. Nicholas, Henderson, Rose Pvt. Carl R Anderson, route 1, Howard, Pvt. Gust It. Fisher. R, F. D. No. 4, Clarion, County. Tex., route No. 5. Nebr.* Iowa.* Pvt. Lawrence M. Orr, route No. 6, Spring- Pvt. Unrold R. Anderson, Nenana, Alaska.* Pvt. Clavin Tletcher. Storm Lake. Iowa.* Ark.* Pvt. Vernerd Pvt. Whilio Fondille Mskogee. Okla.* ilale, W. Applebury, route No. 4, Pvt Fli'er Fordfl. Decorah, Pvt. George Padueski, 982 Exchange Street, Dawn, 110.* Iowa.* Buffalo, N. Y.* Corpl. William J. Barber, Waverly, Iowa.- Pvt Robert Frftier. Route No. 2, Pittsfield, Pvt. William H. Parker, 346 Sussex Avenue, Pvt. Geo. C. Barnes. R. F. D. No. 1, Menlo, Ill.* - Newark, N. J.* lowa.* I Bugler Wallace Frodsham, XIetchikan, Alaska.* Pvt. George P. Parks, 15 Sienon Street, Dun- Pvt Hunter Barksdale, 711 Sixteenth Street, Pit. Charles D. Fry, 3705 Sixth Avenue, Sioux kirk N. Y.* Cairo 111. City. Iowa.* Pvt Charles Penny, 394 Main Street, May- Pvt. Antone Barrie, route No. 1, box. 35, Ray- Pvt. Orson G. Fuller. Riverton, Nebr.* nard, Mass.* mond S. Dak. Pit. Charles S 'Futton. 1102 South Second Pvt. Angel Perez, 909 State Street, Perth Am- Pvt. John Beagle, route No. 22, Burnette Street Ceilar Rapids. Iowa.' boy, N. J.* Creek. Ind.* Corpl. Silas Callup. Grandridge, Ill. Corpl. Sjaimer E. Peterson, 808 North Street, Pvt. William Beebe. Modale, Iowa.* Pvt. Gilbert Gartz, Strawberry Point, Iowa. N w Durham, N. J.* Pvt William C. Behm, R. F. D. No. 1, Antigo, Ser-t. Henry E. Geiger, Columbia City. Seattle, Pvt. Peter Petras, 0 Bergentine Avenue, Gut- Wis.* Wash.' tenberg. N. J.* Pvt (first class) George Benbow, route No. 13. Pvt. Albert Gelhaar. Davenport, Route No 6, Pvt. Ralph Pettis. Oberlin Kan, * Dayton, Ohio. Iowa.* t . Jo,,oph t'orter, 23 Cherry St et, Niagara Pvt Henry Bender, 221 Plumb Street, St. Pvt. Willim Goedeken, Route No. 3, Colum- Falls. N. Y.* Louis, Mo.* bus, Nebr.* 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Porter E. Gordon, Route No. 20, Windsor, Pvt. Isaac Marshall, Sulligeret5 Ala.* Pvt. Fred H. Schoetfeldt, Alnord, La.* Mo.* Pvt. Edward J. Martin, 531 Fourteehth Street, Pvt. Gustav Scheel, general delivery, Dysart, Pvt. Melvin Graves, Idabell, Okla.* Cairo, Ill.* Iowa.* Pvt. Henry Greybam, Bunker, Mo.* Pvt. Harvey L. Martin, Searsboro, La. Pvt. Fred H. Schootfeldt, Alnord, La.* Pvt. Floyd C. Groover, R. F. D. No. 3, Mar- Pvt. Walter A. Mayer, R. F. D. No. 2, Post- Pvt. William G. Schoessler, Parkston, S. Dak. shalltown, Iowa.* ville, la.* Corpl. Fred Scmultz, 3951 Third Avenue, Mil- Pvt. John Grossman, Route No. 1, Kingsly, Pvt. Fred M. Meidinger, Celland, N. Dak.* waukee, Wis. Iowa.* Pvt. John Melnzer, Falls City Nebr.* Pvt. James Scott, Vian, Okla. Pvt. Virgil F. Hageman, Rockwell City, Iowa2* Pvt. Arthur Merkamh, White Lake, S. Dak.* Pvt. Elmer B. Siekmeier, R. F. D. No. 4, box Pvt. Lars 0. Hagen, Viborg, S. Dak.* Pvt. William C. Mett, Everly, Iowa.* 42, Forest City, Iowa.* Pvt. Floyd Hall, Boxhoff, Iowa.* Pvt. Roy Minks, box 42, Terry, Mont.* Pvt. Mint Simmons, Lebanon, Tenn.* Pvt. George E. Hamilton, 2838 Thirty-eighth Pvt. Jeff H. Moe, Minneota, Minn.* Pvt. Louis J. Simms, Newburg, Miss.* Street, Chicago, IIl.* Pvt. Martin B. Mohr, route No. 4, Lyons, Pvt. Edward N. Singer, rural route 2, Remsen, Pvt. John H. Hamlen, 515 Main Street, Ro- Iowa.* Iowa.* chester, Mich.* Pvt. Charles A. Moore, Leavenworth, Kans. Pvt. David II. Skankard, Malden, Mo.* Pvt. Albert X. Hansen, Algona. Iowa. Pvt. Chester Moore, Archer, Nebr.* f t. Ed. Skibiniski, Loup City, Nebr.* Pvt. Harry Hansen, Route No. 3, Plankin- Pvt. George Moore, 500 Choctaw Avenue, Bar- Vt. Christian Sloth, Ross, Iowa.* ton, S. Dak. tIesville, Okla.* Pvt. Ernest B. Smith, Herold, Iowa. Corpl. Richard E. Harderty, Lyons, Nebr.* Pvt. Harry Morgan, Nevada, Iowa.* Pvt. Frank Smith, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Joseph Harkfort, Route No. 5, Willey, Pvt. J. I. Morgan, Valley Falls, Kans. Pvt. Ralph H. Smith, Woden, Iowa.* Iowa.* Pvt. George L. Moss, route No. 2, Drakes- Pvt. William W. Smith, Brokenarrow, Okla.* Pvt. Ollie Harris, R. F. D. No. 4, Marion, Ville, Iowa.* Pvt. Howard W. Snyder, Keystone, S. Dak.* Tex.* Pvt. Roy J. Mousel, Dell Rapids, S, Dak.* Pvt. Harry Sohits, Gibson, Iowa.* Pvt. George Hartman, 2906 Washington Pvt. Walter Murphy, route No. 2, Forrest City, Pvt. Christian M. Sorenson, Yelby, Denmark.* Street, Dubuaue, Towa.* Ark.* Pvt. John Sorgerager, Alton, Iowa.* Pvt. Lewis 0. Haugse. Hartford, S. Dak.* Pvt. Jacob A. Myers, Soldier, Kans.* Pvt. Elmer B. Soules, 405 South Ninth Street, Pvt. Roy Hauptfuer, Canton, Ohio.* Pvt. Peter G. Nelson, Heron Lake, Minn.* Marshalltown, Iowa.* Pvt. Relmert J. Hereim, Route No. 15, Len- Pvt. Robert H. Nelson, general delivery, Clear Pvt. Henry P. Stark, 10020 Avenue L, Chi- nop, Mont.* Lake, Iowa.* cago, Ill.* Pvt. Thomas Hill, 322 G Street, Fort Dodge, Pvt. Walter Nickles, Crawford, Miss. Pvt. Ray Steers 221 North Lincoln Street, Iowa.* Pvt. Charles R. Niles, route No. 1, Sac City, Aberdeen, S. Dak.* Pvt. William R. Hinebaugh, Madison, Mo.* Iowa.* Pvt. George Stenseth, Calmar, Iowa.* Pvt. Mahme Hsiky, Sepdeit Bernt Syria, Tur- Pvt. James Nixon, Marianna, Ark.* Pvt. Arthur W. Stephen, route 7, box 65, Clin- key * Pvt. James Fred Noble, Bolivar, Mo.* ton, Mo.* Pvt. Howard II. Hefferd, Route No. 4, Toledo, Pvt. Peter J. Nolan, Ruona Ballygar, Ireland.* Pvt. Charles J. Stochl, route 2, Salon, Iowa.* Ohio * Pvt. Fred R. Norlin, 2223 Filmore Street NE., Pvt. Omer Stock, Chamois, Mo.* Pvt. William Hlniz. Arcadia. Iowa.* Minneapolis, Minn.* Pvt. Anthony Stockel, Dyersville, Iowa.* Pvt. Casper T. Huchle. Richmond, Minn.* Pvt. John B. Norman, Gilmore City, Iowa.* Pvt. Rudolph M. Sundquist, 196 Southern Pvt. Kinqo Hvolholl, 311 Colony Street, Win- Pvt. Eino Ojakangas, Pyskaki, 0. L. Lampisn, Avenue, Muskegon, Mich.* nipeg, Marltoba.* Finland.* Pvt. William Swisher, Avoka, WIs.* Pvt. Oqear Tee, Owens Cross Roads. Ala.* Pvt. Herman F. Olberding, Arcadia, La.* Pvt. Holger Tall, Werenthon, Alberta, Can- Pvt. Elmr S. Jennings, route No. 3, Water- Pvt. Carl A. Olsen, 913 Eleventh Street, Sioux ada.* vills. Kans.* City, Iowa.* Pvt. Edward Theisifiger, Sumner. Iowa.* Pvt. Chris Jensen, Pr. Hordum Street, Hor- Pvt. Clyde 0. Olson, 118 Maple Street, Pax- Pvt. Matt M. Thielen. route 4,-Dunlap, Iowa.* dum, Denmark. ton, Ill.* Pvt. Oscar B. Thinbold, Barnesville, Minn.* Pvt. Peter MV.Jensen, Eureka, Cal. Pvt. Allen Otterman, Rosebud, S. Dak.* Pvt. Oscar R. Thingvold, route 2, Barnesville, Pvt. Arnold T. Johnson, route No. 2, Atlantic, Pvt. Charlie Owens, Brownville, Tenn.* Minn.* Iowa.* - Pvt. Henry Palm, box 106, Gowrie, Iowa.* Pvt-Leslie Thomas, care of Big Ban, Great Pvt. James Tohnson, 220 Thirty-eighth Street, Pvt. Ernest R. Palmer, route 1, Meriden, Falls. Mont.* Cairo, III.* Kans.* Ret. Edward B. Thompson, route 6, Upper Pvt. Joseph L. Johnson, Platt, Mo.* Pvt. Carlton S. Parkinson, Tabor, Iowa.* Sandusky, Ohio. Pvt. John 0. Johnson, Meriden, Iowa.* Pvt. Raymond H. Pennebaker, Mount Unibn, Pvt. Tom L. Thurman, Newport, Ark.* Pvt R. H. Johnson. route 1, Dunlap, Iowa.* La.* Pvt. Walter Tinkey, Osterdock, Iowa.* Ret. Herman Jones, Grado, Ala.* Pvt. Wallace G. Peters, Valley Mills. Tex.* Sergt. Clyde Tomlinson, 411. North Twenty- Pvt. Jesse Jones, Sonneville, Tenn.* Pvt. Alfred M. Peterson, Ambrose, N. Dak.* ninth Street, Billinzs, Mont.* Pvt. Napoleon Jones, 117 Bagg Street, Deca- Pvt. George Washington Phillippe, Kellerton, Pvt. Ernest Thomas Turner. Kearney, Nebr.* tur, Ala.* Iown.* Pvt. John G. Ulrick, 163 Galena Street, Free- Pvt. Walter E. Jones, Good, Mo.* Pvt. Roy W. Phorstad, 3004 West Third p6rt, Ill.* Pvt. George Kennedy, Waukee, Iowa.* 'Street, Duluth, Minn. Pvt. William H. Urran, Mountain Lake, Mont.* Pvt. Carl J. Kettler, route No. 1, Terril, Sergt. Duff Pipkin, Hillsboro, Tex.* Pvt. Charles A. Vache, Bonnetts Mill, Mo.* Iowa.* Pit. Louis G. PlendI, route No. 1, Kingsley, Pvt. Joseph Vandall. route 3, Seymour, Mo.* Pvt Ora King, route No. 2, box 61, Geddes. Iowa.* Pvt. Gilbert Van Maanen, route 2, Leighton, S. Dak.* Pvt. John H. Ploog, R. F. D. No. 3, box 46, Iowa. Pvt. Ora D. King, Geddes, S. Dak.* Rock Rapids, Iowa.* Pvt. Wainer Vierguts, 1530 Woodland Avenue, Pvt. George Kleen, Logan, Iowa. Pvt. Joseph Preshard, Springhill, Manitoba, Des Moinos. Iowa.* Pvt. Frank Kling, rural route No. 2, Palmer, Canada.* Pvt. Charles Vodicka, route 3. Kalona, Iowa.* Iowa. Pvt. Lee L. Pry, Vincennes, Ind.* Pvt. Oscar Vuori. box 271, Gilbert. Miun.* Pvt. Lep P. Koster, Cascade, Iowa.* Pvt. Ignatz Pullman, route 3, Whitehall, Pvt. William Walters. Amamosia. Iowa.* Pvt. Herman C. Kueder. Lowden, La.* Wis.* Pvt. Chauncey Warner, Sunset, Mont.* Pvt. Pennon Tanders, 505 Seventieth Street, Pvt. George Quinkert, 171 Concordia Avenue, Pvt. Gifford L. Warner, route 3, Clear Lake, Henderson, Ky.* Milwaukee, Wis.* S. Dak.* Pit. Robert B. Lsstrup, St. Louis, Mo.- Pvt. Bob J. Rainero, Douglas, Alaska. Pvt. Randel Warrier, Chocatock, Okla.* Pvt. Charles E. Law, Pearson, Iowa. Pvt. Walter Rasmussen, 122 Wilby Street, Pvt. Henry Weber, 1847 Green Street, San Pvt. Charles E. Law, R. F. D. No. 1, Washta, Waterloo. Iowa. Francisco, Cal.* Iowa. Pvt. Herman H. Rathsach, route No. 1, Mox- Pvt. Clinton M. Welch, route 3, Manning, Musician Alfred Leazel, 1149 West Ninth ile, Iowa.* Iowa.* Street, Des Moines, Iowa.* Pvt. Alfred Raum, 907 North Second Street, Pvt. John A. Wentworth, Blair, Nebr.* Pvt. Edward F. Lee, 1915 West Second Street, Clinton, Iowa.* Pvt. William J. Werning, Newhall, Iowa.* Perry, Iowa.* Pvt* Peter Rausch. Watkins, Minn.* Pvt. Harry Wheeler, 1538 C Street, Lincoln, Pvt. Martin L. Legore, Scranton, Iowa.* Pvt. Henry A. Reinagel, Oran. Mo.* - Nebr.* Pvt. Samuel Lehman, Alleman, Iowa.* Pvt. Samuel A. Reinherg, Wyoming, Pa.* Pvt. Albert P. Wiemerslege, New Albin, Iowa.* Pvt. Joe Lewis, hox 424, Lemars, Town.* Sergt. Fred E. Renshaw, Roundup, Mont. Pvt. Frank Wilka. route 2. Larchwood. Iowa.* Pvt. Emmons V. Linwell, Northwood, N. Dak.* Pvt. Alfred Rex. route 4, Cherokee, Iowa.* Pvt. Bresley Wilkinson, Winifred. Mont!* Pvt. Willie Little McLead, Miss.* Pvt. Riebke Riebkes, route No. 2, box 57, Pvt. Norman Williams, rural route 1, box 14, Pvt. Leals J. Lodahl. Jasper, Minn.* Ackley, Iowa.* Moro. Ark.* Pvt. Jifko M. Lotchkoff, Kosteria Dombini, Sergt. JAhn R. Roache, 418 East Forty-second Pvtt. Thomas L. Williams, route 3, Watertown, Macedonia, Greece. Place, Chicago. Ill.* S. Dak.* Pvt. Charles Lowry, 601 South Parkway, Pvt. Lucius Robinson, R. F. D. No. 1, box 90, Pvt. Walter Williams, box 112, Wentzville, Memphis, Tenn.* care Sam Reed, England, Ark.* Mo.* Corpl. Hugh Ludlow, South Bordman, Mich.* Sergt. John R. Roche. 4455 Berkeleys Avenue, Pvt Lonzo Wilson, route 1, box 23, Soper, Pvt. Harry R. Lumaden, 1624 West Tenth Third apartment, Chicago, Ill.* Okla.* Street, Michigan City, Ind.* Pvt. William S. Rohr, Donne. Iowa. Pvt. Ernest Wise, R. F. D. No. 4, Burlingame, Pvt. Harvey R. Lumsden, R. F. D. No. 3, Pvt. Charles Root, R. F. D. No. 4, Delphos, Kans.* Kendalls,- Wis. Kans.* Pvt. Ola Wood, Coekerill. Kans.* Pvt. Russell McClendon, Altus, Okla.* Pvt. Ben Ropde, 214 North Pleasant Street, Pvt. John Woodard.- Sprinefield, Tenn.* Pvt. Floyd D. McClure, Gault, Mo.* Kenosha, Wis.* Pvt. Nathaniel Wyckman. Essex, iowa.* Pvt. Garnes C. McClure, rural route No. 1, Pvt Henry J. Rops, Austinville, Iowa.* Pvt. Ernest Wysinger. Fort Dawqon, Okla.* hex 54, Boswell, Okla.* , Pvt. Clifford A. Rosse, Hardin. Mont.* Pvt. Lee R. Yose, Maxwell, Nebr.* Pet. Alfred R. McConkey, Geneva. Nebr.* Pvt. Christ G. Rott, Martin, N.\Dak.* Pvt. Archie Young. Brandon, Iowa.* Pvt. L. J. McDermott. Charlotte, Iowa.* Pvt. Stanley H. Rouse, R. F. D. No. 2, Lucas, Pvt. Rulo Young, Missouri Valley, Iowa.* Pvt. John W. McDonald, route No. 4, Center- Iowa.* CAMP EUSTIS, VA. ville, Iowa.* Pvt. Casper Rust, Sibley, Iowa.* Pvt. Augustus Becker, Bristol, Towa.* Pvt. John McIntyre, route No. 2,. Cincinnati, Pvt.Oscar E. Rustad, Dwight, N. Dak.* Pvt. Elmer B. Blay, Orleans. Vt. Iowa.* Pvt. John L. Ryan, R. F. D. No. 6, Cherokee, Pvt. Arthur R. Caldwell, Whitestown, lud.* Pvt. David McKee, route No. 5, box 62, Pales- Iowa.* Pvt. Peter Colendich, Nester, La. tine, Tex. Pvt. Lawrence V. Ryan, Cannon Falls, Minn.* Pvt. Roy E. Conrod. Hettlek, Ill.* Pvt. Joseph Hugh Macomber, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Alonzo Salone, route 3, box 6, Kingsbury, Pvt. Roy G. Edwards, Calvert, Tex.* Queen City, Mo. Tex.* Pvt. Harry E. Gyre, Dodge City Kans.* Pvt. Nels B. Madsen, Brayton, Iowa.* Pvt. Michael Saroff, Fairbanks, Alaqka.* Pit. Frank W. Harden, Jellico, Tenn.* TIHE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 7 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Sergt. John W. McCollum, 210 Rock Street, Pvt. James G. Belville, R. F. D., Browning, Pvt. Oscar Charles Steinhorst, route 2, box Shamokin, Pa.* Ill.* 60, Alexandria, Minn.' P't. Earl Masengill, Oakside, Mo. Pvt. Oliver Blair, Route No. 1, Vandalia, Pvt. Glenn William Styner, p. -. box 9, Maple Pvt. John Muster, Gibert, Minn.* Ind.* Plain, Minn.* Pvt. Roland B. Oge, 3919 Humphrey Street, Pvt. Rudolph Henry Blatterman, 1104 North Pvt. Hans Swenson, Sisseton, S. Dak.* St. Louts, Mo.* Sixth Street, Mankato, Minn.* Pvt. Wendell G. Swenson, R. F. D. No. 2. Pvt. Gerald D Ogin, Excelsior, Minn.* Pvt. Knute Peterson Berg. River Falls, Wis.* Wagner, S. Dak.' Pvt Clifford H. Poole, route 2, Silver Springs, Sergt. Ernest G. Buchana, Mill Creek, N. C.* Pvt. Paul Thompson, route A, Danville, Ind.* A d.' Pvt. John Leonard Burkert, Route No. 4, box Pvt. Earl Guy Tillisch, Walnut Grove, Minn.* Pvt. George Screws, R. F. D. No. 4, Swains- 40, Jefferson, Wis.* Pvt. Daniel Paul Tobin. 924 East Seventeenth horo, Ga.* Pvt. Blaine E. Carner, Pillager, Minn.* Avenue, Denver, Colo.' Pvt James Steplieney, 1008 First Street, Pvt. Whitnef' Choate, Perry, La.* Pvt. (first class) Parkise Tucker, 1525 East Washington, D. C. Pvt. Leon Clark, Jr., Convent, La.* Monroe Street Jacksonville, Fla. Cook Virgil A. Wiles, box 76, Maryville, Mo.* Pvt. Tom Conner, Marks, Miss. Pvt. Jacob Unruh, Beulah, N. 'Dak.*' Pvt. John Zuberbuehler, Herizaw, Switzer- Pvt. John James Coughlin, Route 28, box 15, Pvt. Theo. E. Volner, Staples, Minn.* land.* Beloit. Wis. Pvt. Alexander Walters, general delivery, Oli- CAMP FREMONT, CAL. Pvt. Merrill Cowman, 1616 California Street, ver, Pa.' Omaha, Nebr.* Pvt. John Washington, 106 Davis Street, Pvt. Lawrence W. Clifton. 535 West Fifth Pvt. -Charles Raymond Curtin, 278 Hyland Keyser, W. Va. Street Cincinnati, Ohio.* Avenue, Aurora, Ill.* Pvt. Arthur Wasmuth, Bayfield, Wis.* Ret. Harry Jeffords. Richland, Oreg.* Pvt. Robert Edward Dawson, Langdon, Pvt. Cliford S. Whitcomb, box-134, Bryan, Pvt. Alfred Mackersien, Orosi, Tulare County, Minn.* Minn.* Cal. Pvt. Prince Day, Route No. 1, box 6, Shoren, Pvt. James Whitt, general delivery, Reidsville, Sergt. John H. Martin, 4515 Fourteenth Madison County, Miss.* N. C.* Street NE., Seattle, Wasb. Pvt George Dickshot, 718 Eighth Street, Pvt. John Wilson, Ellendale, La.* * First Lieut. Adrian Lewis Morin, 616 Baker Waukegan, Ill.* Pvt. Fate Winton, 129 Russell Street, Knox- Street, San Francisco, Cal.* Pvt. Wade H. Douglas, R. F. D. No. 1, Ronce- ville, Tenn.* Corpl. Samuel P. Nickells, 3325 Michigan verte, W. Va.* Pvt. John Frank Wisher, 5051 North Clare- Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.* Pvt. Frank A. Dusoski, route 2, box 33, Silver mont Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. George H. Pearson, Paradise, Cal. Lake, Minn.* Pvt. Iva Erhart Wright, 220 South Central Pvt. George P. Peterson, route 1, box 21, Pet. Earl C. Edwards, R. F. D. No. 2. Wash- Avenue, Marshfield, Wis.* Murdock, Minn. ington, Ind.* Pvt. Sam R. Zimmerman, R. F. D. No. 2, Fair- burg, Ill.* CAMP PIUNSTON, RANS. Pvt. Orris Elliott, Alma, Nebr. Pvt Oscar Douglas Ermiston, Alexander, N. CAMP GREENE, N. C. Pvt. Walter A. Benson, 6003 South Morgan Dak.* Street, Chicago, Ill.' Pvt. William E. Fines. route 1, box 55. Pvt. Edwin W. Bullock, R. F. D. No. 1, box 21, Pvt. Charles E. Burton, R. F. D. No. 2, Hale, Sergt. Gerald F. Fitzgerald, 806 Independent Middlebur, N. C.* Mo.* Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Aaron rlton, Wa-rsaw, N. C.* Boulevard, Ret. Chas. Cleary, 616 Lexington Avenue, Sergt. Ralph Rowland Chambers, 425 West Pvt. Alfred Albert Fletsch, Stewart, Minn. Rochester, N. Y.* Second Street, Chanute, Kans.* Pvt. Mosart Fredland, 537 Clemons Avenue, Ret. Pvt. Clarence Arthur Earls, Broseley, Mo.* Madison, Wis. John A. Cornell, 64 Church Street, South Pvt. Lawrence Farmer, Triplett, Mo.* Pvt. Fred Gadde, R. F. D. No. 4, Fertile, Manchester, Conn.* Pvt. Ira D. Ford, Noxie. Okla.* Minn.* Pvt. Daniel Davis, R. F. D. No. 5, box 131, Q8. Chen- Goldsboro, N. C.* Pvt. Frank Fullerton, 622 North Street, Joe Pvt. Joe Galloway, Jr., route 1, box Pvt. Robert Dunn, R. F. D. No. 1, Neuse, N. C.' Avenue, Hastings. Nebr.* eyville, La.' Ret. Daniel Dyer, Rugles, Ky. Pvt. Russel Hall, 2432 Picher Street, Joplin, Pvt. Freeman Ghee, Crescent Plantation, Pvt. William A. Eskridge, Ammons, Ky.* Mo.* Houma, La.* Ret. Clayton T. Evans, Horntown, Va. Pvt. Henry J. Heigert, R. F. D. No. 2, Pax- Corpl. August IHameister, 645 River Street, Pvt, Sam Ford, 538 Ashner Street, Clarksdale, ico. Elgin, Ill.* Miss.* Pvt. Charles J. Karl, McKittrick, Mo.* Pvt. Carl S. Helleson. Capt. Roger F. Goss, Marshfield, Oreg. Pvt. William Kendall, R. F. D. No. 1, Farm. Pvt. Joseph Hiniard. Bayou Sara, La. Pvt. William Jones, R. F. D. No. 1, box 56, ington, Mo.* Pvt. Conrad A. Johnson, route 3, Waseca, Trenton, N. C. Pvt. William Kline. Chester, S. Dak.* Minn. Pvt. Wilbert Joseph, White Castle, La.* Pvt. Hollis Mills, West Salem, Ill.* Pvt. George Jones, general delivery, Apollo, Pvt. Harvey L. Ifoppenhaver, Cadwell Street, Pvt. Ole Rambrant, R. F. D. No. 1, Ciome, Pa.' Schuvlkill Haven, Pa.* S. Dak.* ' Pvt. Edward E. Kamp, -route 1, Deer Creek, Pvt. (first class) Louis Krouse, 29 East Rit- Pvt. John W. Reeder, Eldorado Springs, Mo.* Ill.** teahouse Street. Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. James Brodie Scott, Fowger, Mo.* Pvt. Phillip Kelly, Natehitoches, La. Pvt. Luther Lassiter, R. F. D. No. 2, box 67, Recruit Hendrick Mortin Selvig, Sherman, Pvt. Oscar Kippola box 51, Snellman, Minn. Aloskie, Hertford County, N. C. S. Dak.* Pvt. John Jacob Klintworth, Seward. Nebr.* Pvt. Troy Milton Lewallen, 814 South Main Pvt. Andrew Taber, R. F. D. No. 1, box 168, Pvt. William Laborde, route 3, box 87, Baton Street, High Point, N. C.* Joplin, Mo.* Rouge, La.* Pvt Charles M. Livingston, 13 Wood Street, Pvt. Cecil R. Thompson, Pickford, Mich.* Pvt. Frank John Laroche, route No. 2, New Georgetown. S. C. Franklin. Humboldt, Wis.* CAMP GORDON, Pvt. Dug McClain. i)uke. N. C.' GA. . Pvt. Amos Owen, Lewis, route No. 1, North-, Ret. August F. Paluda, 855 North Ninth Street, Pvt. Herman G, Agnew, Bryant Station, field, Wis.* Philadelphia Pa.* .Tenn.* Pvt. Alfred Mathiaq Lindley, South Wayne Pvt Floyd R. -Peterson, R. F. D. No. 1, box 49, Pvt. Joe Barnes, R. F. D. No. 1, Ousley, Ga.' Street, Portland, Ind. Parkersburg, N. C. Pvt. Clarence L. Botman, Gilman, Iowa.* Corpl. Lawrence R. McKeate, 3728 Baltimore Ret. Friend R. Pethtel. Earnshaw. W. Va. Pvt. James W. Coleman, R. F. D. No. 2, Avenno. Kansas City, Mo.* Pvt. Albert Potts, 603 East Tenth Street, Cullman, Ala.* Bugler William Moore, 20 Shilter Street, In- Charlotte N. C.* Pvt. John Fulsang, 1121 West Thirty-first dlanapolis, Ind.* Ret. Elvin A. Remley, R. F. D. No. 3, Berwick, Street, Chicago. Ill.* Pvt. Winton Morton, 740 Fehr Avenue, Louis- Pa. Pvt. (1st class) William Glenn, Rhine, Ga. ville, Ky.* Pvt. Chester Scott, R. F. D. No. 2, Raleigh, Pvt. Morris Goose, 87 Sheriff Street, New Pvt. Archie Murdock, Richland Plantation, Ga.* York, N. Y.* Glencoe. La.* rvt. Richmond Shaw, R. F. D. No. 1, box 25, Pvt Lee Holland, R. F. D. No. 1, Headland, Pvt Edwin J. Nelson, route 4, box 68, Clear- Warren, Tenn.* Ala.* brook, Minn.' Pvt. Peter Simmons, R. F. D. No. 4, box 21, Pvr. George M. Tones, Hebron, Conn.* Evt. Sidner Arthur Nelson, route 1, Clear Newbern, N. C.* , Pvt. Lawrence Nix, R. F. D. No. 2, LaVonia, Lake, Wis.* Ret. Esworth Slaughterbeek, R. F. D. No. 2, Ga.* Pvt Ray J. Neunfeldt, R. F. D. No. 2, box 4, New Florence, Pa. Pvt. William L. Pigford, Lumberton, Miss.* Appleton, Wis.* Ret. Cullen Spence, Ebony, Va. Pvt. James F. Posey, R. F. D. No. 8, box 66, Pvt. Frank Nieman, New Rockford, N. Dak.* Evt. Walter Staley, 1. F. D. No. 1, box 41, Sea- Griffin. Ga.* Pvt. Louis Niesen, R. F. D. No. 4, Milace. grove, N. C.' Pvt Carl Reed, It. F. D. No. 1, Washington, Mine. Pvt. Walter L. Stevens, Market Street, Smith- Pa.* Pvt Fred Henry O'Conner. 1203 West Taylor field, N. .* Pvt. Henry Shack, Route 4, Leesburg. Ga. Street. Bloomington. Ill.* Bet. Oscar Terrell, 2033 Arts Street, New Or- Pvt. Arthur W. Sullivan. Lewiston, Ill.* Pvt Adolph Olson, route 3, box 80, Winamac, leans. La. Pvt. Alex Threats, Route No. 1, Milledge- Ind.' Pvt. George Whithend, R. F. D. No. 1, box ville. Ga.' Pvt. Phillip Palmer. Gunzzelis. La.* 114. Elm Citv. N. C.' Pvt. Elbert Towns. Reynolds. Ga.* Pvt. Matthews Pavton, Laurel Hill, La.' Pvt. Mose Wilkins, R. F. D. No. 1, box 101, Pvt. James W. Widener, R. P. D. No. 1, Pvt Arthur M. Pederso.A route 2, Volga, S. Somerville. Tenn,* Gerard, Ga.* Dak,* Pvt. Jameo Wright, Franklin, N. C.* Pvt. Will Perry. Third Street, box H, route 2, CAMP GRANT, ILL. Alexandria, La.* CAMP GREENLEAF, GA. Pvt. Tohn Aldrich, Buffalo, Minn.* Pvt Byron Albon Philbrick, Grandmarsh, Pvt. Angelo Basso, Provinclo Udine, Ingialls, Pvt. Walter P. Allen, Route No. 2, box 27, Wis.* Italy.* Stratford, Wis. Pvt. Joseph W. Pilot. Karbers Ridge. Ill.* Pvt. (Jeorge J. Blakely, East Main Street, Pvt. Ike Allman, R. P. D. No. 4, Paris, Tenn.* Machinist Ira (4. Poston. Moreaville. N. C.* Stratford, Conn.* Pvt. Earl Andereek, 333 North Locust Street, Pvt. Clarence Pritchard, route 2. Utica. Minn.* Pvt. Jns. A. Carlin, 2623 Aspen Street, Phila- Centralia. Ill.* Pvt. Wade Redd, general delivery, Goodman, delphia, Pa.* Pvt. Harry Leroy Atwater, 323 South High Miss * Pvt. Michael Egaro, 823 Violet Street, Norris- Street. Havana, Ill.* Pvt William Reed, Oneida. Ark.' town, Pa.* Pvt. Walter Aye, 534 Third Street, New Pvt Henry Richmond. Shenny. La.' Pvt. Earl C. Erob. R. F. D. 3. Tamaqua, Pa.* Orleans, La.' Pvt. Fred Roberts, Swan, Tex.* Pvt. Acuff Lillard, Webbers Falls. Okla, Pvt. Roy Franklin Bailey, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Frank Anton Rohe, 207 Whiting Street, Pvt. Albert Philip, 376 Palmetto Street, Ridge- box 5. Boody, Ill.* Chioneo, Ill.* wood, Brooklyn, N. Y.' Pvt. Sterling Barthe, 1029 St. Anne Street, Pvt Ri.hard Smith, First Street, Battle Creek, Pvt. Emil E. Rode, 3215 Chippewa Street, St New Orleans, La.* Mich.* Louis, Mo.* 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS.LAS r WEEK Pvt. Roy Shoemaker, Topton, Berks County, Pvt. Otto NL Daniel. Spring Valley, Va.* Pvt. Harrison Campbell, Candor, N. C.* Pa.* Pvt. Pery Davis, Dunbrooke, Va.* PVt. Fred A. Clark, 24 Violet Street, Lynn, Pvt. Jos- ph Sullivan, Alexande.r Street, Green- Pvt. Horace Iillard, Welborn, Fla.* Mass.* wich, Loun.* Pvt. Robert Lee Edwards, Danosville, Va.* Pvt. James N. Cochran, Camp Dennison, Ohio.* Pvt. William II. Von Werder, R. F. D. 7, Shel- Pvt. Griffin Fox. Norton, N. C.* Asst. Band Leader Pasquale Colangelo, 23 Cove ton, Conn.* Pvt. Charles Gruber, 630 Bel-ags Avenue, Street, Revere, Mass.* laulsboro, Pvt. Albert F. Cole, 24 West Lansing Street, S. C, N. J.* CAMP GREENVILLE, Pvt (first class) Grover C. Hain, 421 South Little Falls, N. Y.* Pet. Will McLurken, R. F. D. 2, Chester, S. C.* Thirtenth Street. Harrisburg, Pa.* Pvt. Hugh Conway, R. F. D.. Wolcott, N. Y.* CAMP HANCOCK, GA. Pvt. Frederick J. Hangartner, 49006 Liberty Pvt. Bonnie Cook. Helena, S. C.* Pvt. Pleasant Askew heunet, It. F. D. 5, Adel, Avenue, Pittsburgh, la.* Pvt. Daniel C. Cook, It. F. D., Kemper, Mayo, Pvt. William Hemming, 15 Webster Street, 8. C.* Pvt. William J. Boattield, Mountain Creek, Dunkirk, N. Y.* ,Pvt. Ray Cook, Owlsbead, N. Y.* Clinton t.ouiay, AM. Pvt. William C. Hosmer. 1116 Garden Street, Pvt. Guisephi Corridori, 13 German Street, Pvt. iiugi Cjark, route 1, Durham, N. C.* SAnta Blarbara, Cal.* Little Falls, N. Y.* Pvt. Cha le. C. Cop, iand, route 4, Boaz, Ala. Tt. Lahla Martin Huffman. MaEgle, Va.* Pvt. Isaac N. Courtney, route No. 3, Ilellena, Pt. Caros Cunilnugs, route 2, Randoiph, Ala. Pvt. 1.v E. Ilumuplireys, North Enelish, Iowa.* Ohio.- Pvt. Pvt. Orwell vt. b)ylveSter Dujnoise, Verda, La. Lutlwr George Hylton, Floyd, Floyd Daum, route No. 2, Fostoria, Fit. Earle '. Evans, 130 West Thirty-sixth County. Va.* Ohio.* istreet, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Ciarence Key, R. F. D. No. 2, Yala, Va.* Pvt. Woodson E. Dean, R. F. D. No. 13, Pvt Murray Fisher, route 3, Granite Falls, Pvt. William J. Kirkland, Lawrenceville, Va.* Juniper, Fla.- Pvt. Walter IL Las-ter, 1322 East Eighth Pvt. Charles Deanis, 105 Martin Street, Green- Pvt. Everett Fox, 720 South Sixth Street, Strot, Pueblo. Colo.* ville, S. C.* Wiliungton, 1. C. Pvt. Samuel Liberman. 1127 South Racine Pvt. Willie Dennis, Roanes, Gloucester County, Pvt. Lester II. Fiance, R. F. D. 20, Hynds- Ave' u-, Chicago. Ill.* Va.* ville, N. Y.* Pvt. Chony Burtle Looney, R. F. D. box 71, Pvt. Forrest E. Dodgens, route No. 1, Pickrens, Pvt. Benjamin Franklin, route 4, Rougemont, Ilaymarket. Va.* S. C.* N. C. Pet. Ri..haed A. Nally, 649 L Street NW., Pvt. Pressley E. Doolittle, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Emil U. Garber, 737 Church Street, Ber- Washington, D. C.* Modoc. Edgefield County, S. C." lin (-reenlak-, Wis. Pvt. Lwis A. Nipdomanlci, 734 Seventh Pvt Ernest W. Duggins, Proximity Station, Pvt. Thomas Franklin Gardner, route 1, Val- Street NW., Washington. D. C.* Greensboro, N. C.* 1. y Head, Ala.' Pvt. George Nobles, care of the Camp's, Clyde, Pvt. Andlew iI. Edwards, Dillon, R. C. Pvt. Joshua A, Hearn, Grayson, La. fi-s.* Pvt. Clyde Willard Taylor, route No. 8, Kent, Ptv. William E. Ilinton, route 7, Fayette, Ala. Pvt F-ank A. O'Connor, 1486 Jefferson Street, Ohio.* Pvt. Ja,- es T. Iloulton, route 2, Grady, Ala. Bufio. N. Y.* Pvt. Jervis Ford. 5 Elm Street. Bath, N, Y.* Pvt. Finl Oscar Ingle, Odessa. N. C. Pvt. Emannel Oliver, Vernon. Fi.* Pvt. William H. Fraley. Richfield N. C.* Corpl. Williani F. Kelly, 448 Sixty-ninth PIVt bITnry M. Pitts. Upper Zion, Va ' Pvt. George W. Glover. Milton. Pla.* i.treet, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Cirl Pylps. New Martinsville, Wetzel Pvt John W. Glover, Hardeeville, S. C.* Pvt. Hoyt C. Kidd, route 2, box 57, Malone, Con"tv. W. Va.* Pvt. Hlarold B. Godfrey, Wickliffe, Lake Ala. Pvt. Fd-ar L. Reed, 8 Main Street. Everett, County, Ohio.* Pvt. Raymond L. Kilgore. R. F. D. 1. Holly- ATf .* Pvt. Robert Lee Goins, route No. 2, Lanby- wood. %Ia. Pet. R--tor Ring. 10514 Remington Avenue, ridge, N. C.* Pvt. David Landford, route 4, Gainesville, Ga. 1oln.Ohio. Pvt. Guy Charley Gooding. Kingsmills, Ohio.* Pvt. Euitene J. Lassus, 1319 Btronne Street, Pvt. Wuttom Re'inson. Crvtal Riui-r. FP ' Pvt. James It. Goodman, 833 North Boulevard, New Orb ans. La. Pv5 Witna henry Rollins, 1377 L Street Baton Rouce, La.* Pvt. Joseph Legender, Raceland, La. E W-suhina-tn. D. C.* Pvt. Arthur W. Gordon, North Eaton, Ohio.* Pvt. Frank Le wandowski, 561 May Street, Pvt Jon TT. Rothemever, Franklin Park, Mid- Pvt. Albert P. Grant, route No. 9, Gaffney, Appleton. Ontagamle. Wis.* cirox Connty. N. .j * S. C.* Corpl. Jamis J. McCaul, 101 Ashburton Ave- Se-t. t'en'<1 A Evan 770 South Broad Evt. James Grates, Kittanning, Pa.* nue, Yonkers N. Y. Sereet. Pt'lnhia. Pa.* Pvt. Logan Griffin, Green, S. C.* Pvt. Henry NotIni, 2012 Texas Avenue, Shreve- Pet. .Coer' W. SeKuse. R. F. D. No. 1. Stoning- Pvt. Cyrus B. Hale, route No. 4, Union City, port. La.* ton (an ' Tenn.* Pvt. William Keley O'Bryant, Lathrop, Ala.* Pet. Connie C. S-ith. Tallah'se, Fh Pvt. George Harris, Lexington, S. C.* Pvt. Sidney Paiuter. Gonzles. La. Pv+ %tore-n Stanley, Darwin, Dickenson Pvt. Ivey Haselden, R. F. D. No. 2, Conway, Pvt. Stv Rivh Parrish. R. F. D. 2, Albert- ronni'v. V.* S. C.* Vill , I .* Pit n nlss Stanten, Revere, Madison Pvt. Arthur A. Helm, Bulow, Fla.* Pvt. William Pratt, 1814 Touro Street, New Pvt. William Fred Henderson, Chimney Rock, Orleans, La.* Fi-- T iut. Alb't1 L. Strhnm, 73 Wondoll N. C.* C Pvt. Maurice Propst, K. C. S. Railway Shop. Sereet, Csmbrig 5e. Mass.' Corpl. Van William Hendriz, route No. 1, hre(-port. L,.* Pet ne.'er V. qtewnrt, 9 Girard Avenue, Glencoe, Ky.* PVt Bure. Protho, J. F. and W. R. Criten- w.-t Oran- N. T-* Pvt. Richard J. Hlels, R. F. D. 1, Gafney, pen. Shellinin. Ga. PV ro Belon" Wnddiill, 911 Lamb Avenue. S. C.* Pvt. John Hannibal Pruitt. Azalea, Buncombe Pvt. Robert M. Hillhouse, Genoa Fla.* County, N. C.* prC 5' 'r-i w'll. R. F. D. No. 1, box-208. Pvt. Harold Holman, 144 Doat treet, Buffalo, Cook Charles Purvis, 427 East Thirty-first TTrownfon N',, *' N. Y.* Street Firvnob. Ga.* PrTe Af..-d TV. White, Kine and Queen Court- Pvt. Henry W. .Tohnson, 5633 South Artesian Pvt. Carton I. R-iadolnh, Steeoah, N. C.* hon-s vs* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Sop. Sergt. Roland R. Rich, 059 Hludson Ave- Pvt. C Jaris.T Wi-hart, 204 Fulton Avenue. Pvt. William II. .ohneon, Shelton. Fla.* ne. Alban,. N. Y.* .Tera, ('ite N T * Put. Walter Jones, Randolph, N. Y.* Pvt. Robert Richardson, Springfield. La.* pe %Top-irj Williams. 160 Anton Avenue, Pvt. Robert P. Kellett, 404 Avon Avenue, New- Pvt. Cornelius Rio-lan, 2090 Madison Ave- Panama City. Pansm.* ark, N. J.* nue. New York City, N. Y.' CAMP JACKSON, a. C. Pvt Leon Lagraw, R. F. D. .3, Potsdam. N. Y.* Pvt. Alph-nse ianriano, 714 Hospital Street, Pet. John barney Lamr-- T-., ".I.* vew Orleans. La.* Pvt WutITe A. Baker, route No. 2, Elm City, PIvt. Helon Lane, Union Mills, N. C.* Pvt. Warren A. Semnight, Wheeler Street, N. p.. Pvt. Wtilliami W. MAcCutcieno,. 1. F. D. 2, lake Geneva, Wi,.* Pvi. Tnneeford Hall, R. F. D. No. 3, Piedro, PBishopville, S. C.. Pvt. Jim-s B. ST-ith. Sicily Island, La.* fnit; * Cook Leo 11. McDonald, 402 Mammotfi Road, Pvt John Steve Solites. R. F. D. 1, Glen Fo- Pet Wirn C. Bas

Pvt. Eddie Kendrick Smiley, Rt. F. D. 2, Macon, Pvt. Harold Brock,0 R. F. D. No. 2, box 114, Pvt William J. McDermott, 235 Howard N. C.* Rimersburg, Pa.* l Street. Larksvila, Pa.* Pvt Napoleon Starmand, 1221 South Main Pvt. LevI Brogan, Alcot, W. Va.* Pvt. Edwsard T. McQuillan, 128 North Tenth Street, Fall River, Mass.* Pvt. Leonard Brown, R. F. D. No. 2, Stuarts Street, Philadelphia. Pa.* Pvt John W. Stine, R. F. D. 10, Fremont, Draft, Va.* Pvt. Raymond A. Maloney, 555 Harvard Ohio.* Pvt. Stuart N. Brown, I. F. D., Bland, Va.* Street. Rochester, N. Y.* Pvt. George 0. Storms, R. F. D. 1, Clarkton, Pvt Walter Brown, 58 Winthrop Avenue, New Pvt. Lonza C. Meador, R. F. D. No: 1, Mo- N. C.* 'Rochelle, N. Y.* neta, Va.* Pvt. George Thomas, 5727 South Hamilton Pvt. Wiley G. Brown, Spray, N. C.* Pvt. Arthur J. Millard, New Albany, Pa.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Sergt, Chirles R. Bull Monticello, Me.* Pvt. Robert Montgomery, Trenton, Ark.* Pvt. Albert J. Thompson, R. F. D. 6, Ander- Pvt. Frank Cambers, .. ntrim, Pa.* Pvt. John E. Murphy, 83 Tenth Street, Scran- son, S. C.* Pvt. Earl B. Chambers, route 1, West Alexan- ton, Pa.* Pvt. Bradley Waites, R. F. D. 3, Box 35, Sa- der, Pa.* Pvt. Clifton Nelson, Fawcett Gap, Va.* luda, S. C.* Pvt. Slater Chambers, Cameron, W. Va.* Pvt. Edwin Nolan, 101 Eighteenth Street, Pvt. August Warcollck, 215 Webster Street, Pvt. Shirley Chappel, Abingdon, Va.* Phillipsburg, Pa.* Shamokin, Pa.* Wagoner Robert C. Cheadle, Prospect, Va.* Pvt. Joseph A. Odorisio, Roslyn, Montgomery Pvt. George T. Ward, R. F. D. 1, Box 39, Pvt. William H. Clark, 601 East Lippincott County, Pa.* N. C.* Street. Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. John H. Oester, Elk Lick, Pa.* Pvt.PHughill, Frank Wesbecker, 150 Cleveland Street, Pvt. Costae Coback, 19 Voyeman Avenue, Pvt. Joseph Olszewski, 214 Church Alley, Amherst, Ohio. Exterboro, la.* Sharpsburg, Pa.* Pvt. Paul W. Whelpley, 16 Garden Street, Pvt. William T. Coley, Gate City, Va.* Pvt. William E. Patten, 115 Delaware Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. V.* Pvt. William J. Connors, 913 Susquehanna Olyphant. Pa.* Pvt. Arthur P. Whitman, R. F. D. 2, Doyles- Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Pvt. Mark M. Payton, R. F. D. No. 1, box 61, town, Ohio.* Pvt. James A. Cooper, 2706 0 Street NW., Barboursville, IV. Va. Pvt. George Wiggins, Center, N. Y.* Washington, D. C.* Pvt. George J. Peavlick, Bitumen, Pa.* Pvt. Edward Williams, R. F. D. 1, Steedman, Pvt. First Class Fred L. Crum. Wapella, III.* Pvt. Harry D. Pepper, post office box 144, S. C. Sergt. Eugene Cumbie, 1813 Forest Avenue, Roulette, Pa.* Pvt. Robert F. Williams, Adley N. C.* Lanchburg Va.* Pvt. Edward Jones Pope, Lumberton, N. C. Pvt. Perry J. Williamson, Nichols, S. C.* Pvt. George L. Dawson, 50 Ben Lomond (post office).* Pvt. Robert Williams, Florence, S. C.* Street, Uniontown, Pa. Pvt. Domenico Poreo, 810 Kimball Street, Pvt. Robert Williams, care of Norman Bult, Pvt. Homer Dillard, lartinsville, Va.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Aroangeburg, S. C.* Pvt. Thomas Drach, Willow Grove, Pa.* Pvt. Irvin I. Pritt, Huttensville, W. Va.* Pvt. Pvt. James W. Young, R. F. D. 6, Greenville Edwin A. Dreisbach, 1400 East Pine Pvt. Charles C. Rauser, 14240 North Thirtieth S. C.* Street Mahonoy City, Pa.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Pvt. Giulio Zingaretti, 10 Summer Street, Pvt. Andrew H. Drummond, R. F. D. Np. 2, Pvt. Luther N. Reed, Arkansas Post, Ark.* Springfield, Mass.* Onancock, Va.* Pvt. Arthur A. Reeves, 28 Hudson Avenue, Pvt. Lester Eagle, Winona, Fayette County, Ridgefield Park, N. J. CAMP JOHNSTON, FLA. W. Va.* Pvt. Walter Schmidtman, R. F. D. No. 3, box Pvt. William G. Alden. Henry, S. Dak, Corpl. Frank C. Edwards, Box 266, Welsh, 81, Manitowoc, Wis., Pvt. George P. Bish, Gilter, Nebr.* W. Va * Pvt. John J. Schneider, R. F. D. No. 1, box 50, Sgt. Frank M. Courser, San Diego, Cal.* Sergt. Jonas T. Erickson, 108 South Harvard Nada, Tex.* Pvt. James E. Cummins, R. F. D. No. 4, Street, Vermillion, 4. Dak.* Pvt. Sylvan J. Schwab, box 363, Dawson Vienna, Ill.* Pvt. Angelo Evans. R. F. D. No. 7, Box 6, Springs, Ky.' Pvt. Albert T. Drake, 2422 K Street NW., Fayetteville, N. C.* Pvt. George K. Sebring, Gouldsboro, Pa.* Washington D. C.* Pvt. Edward L. Farris, Blueridge Springs, Farrier Jesse E. Senescall, Ortonville, Minn. Pvt. Edwin Julius Fick, 327 East Monroe va.* Pvt. Harry E. Shadle, Leechburg, Pa.* Street, Tomah, Wis.* qorgt .Tames J. Feeney. Westyville, Pa. Pvt. Thomas F. Shamblin, Pounding Mill, Va.* Pvt. Purser L. Fields, 1611 Pike Avenue, Ens- Pvt. Joeph FiL-, 221 Crossland Avenue, Second Lieut. Roy L. Shaw, box 2, Prairie ley, Ala.* Uniontown. Pa * City, Oreg. Pvt. Eugene J. Forest. 3685 West Fifty-sixth Pvt. Frank E. Fitzpatrick, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. John Six, R. F. D. No. 6, Coudersport, Place, Chicago. Ill.* New London, Iowa.* Pa.* Pvt. Harold E. Freeman, 42 Norton Avenue, Pet. John L. Fleming, Clear Ridge. Pa.* Sergt. Walter B. Small, 1507 Debree Avenue, Pontiac, Mich.* Pvt. William H. Folkenson. 148 South Four- Norfolk, Va.* Second Lieut. Ward E. Grant, 1829 West teenth Street, Easton, Pa.* Pvt. Harold I. Smith. Dingmans Ferry, Pa.* Fifth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Pvt Howard E. Foote, 64 Market Street, Pvt. John C. Smith, Pincbdon, via Charleston, Pvt. Frank Holman, 7 Franklin Street, Lex- Potqdam, N. Y.* W. Va.* ington, Mo. Pvt. Harry Garland, Standardsville, Va.* Pvt. Clyde Tennant, Wadestor n. W. Va.* Second Lieut. John Irving Russell, 40 Web- Pit. James S. Gass, Phipps Avenue, Marion, Pvt. Virgil A. Tephobock, Laur I Dale, W. Va.* ster Street, Alliston, Mass. Vt. * Pvt. Julius A. Thompson, g< ieral delivery, Pvt. George F. Johannesen, 3239 Belle Plains Pvt. Vincent Glagnorlo, 123 South West Cawler, Va.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Street, Easton, Pa.* Pvt. Herbert 0. Thornton, Linside, W. Va. Pvt. Charles Johnston, 129 Oak Street, Brook- Pvt. Robert A. Gilbert, 1015 Monticello Ave- Pvt. Michael J. Tierney, 38 Terrace Avenue, lyn. N. Y.* nue. Norfolk, Va.* Ossining, N. Y.* Pvt. Nathan Johnston, Manatee, Fla.* Pvt. George C. Griffith, Box 126, Flemington, Pvt. Raymond A. Tighe, 438 Sixty-first Street, Pvt. Daniel F. Kelleher, 23 Wentworth Street, W. Va.* Brooklyn, N. Y. Biddeford, Me.* Pvt. Thomas P. Grogan, 10 Bates Street, Pvt. Richard S. Truitt, Milford, Del.* Pvt. Albert Labounty, Spring Green, Wis.* Pvt. Gennaro Vadacchino, 1404 Eighth Ave- Pvt. Pittsbnrgh, Pa.* Horace Mlabry, New River, Fla.* Pvt. Frank Guzzo, Plumville, Pa.* nue, Altoona, Pla.* Pvt. Perry Messer, Evelyn, Ky.* Pvt. Frank L. Villers, Watson, W. Va.* Pvt. Samuel L. Phillips, Asheboro N. C. Pvt. William Hale. Hunter Thall, Va.* Pvt. First Class Eugeness Hanna, 5444 Sam- Pvt. William A. Wackley, Freeland, Pa.- Pvt. James Pitter, 554 Bunker 'Street, Chi- Street. Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Joseph Af. Wagner, 223 Nesquehoing cago, Ill.* son Street, Easton, Pa.* Pvt. Eugene E. Russell, East Palatka Fla.* Pvt. James C. Harris, Bigelo. Ark. Pvt. Moses Washington, Yemasses. S. C.* Pvt. William J. Sampson, Fairfax Station, Pvt. Frank Hazelwood' Toano, Va.* Pvt. Thomas Hobson, Second Lient. William Wallace Webber, 11 Va.* 640 Noble Street, Nor- Walligford Road, Brighton, Mass. Pvt. George W. Scott, Bigpoint, Miqs.* ristown Pa.* Pvt. Cleveland Holmes, Garrison, W. Va.* Pvt. Andrew J. Wellman, East Lynn, W. Va.* Sergt. Andrew J. Weist, Neversink, N. Y.* Pvt. Richard Wheatley, 2639 Miller Street, Sergt. Needham E. Wilson, Pleasant Hill, La.* Pvt. John .T. Hooten, 3048 Hartville Street, Philadelphia. Pa.* Pvt. Sanford Wilson, Carryville, Fla.* Philadelobia, Pa.* Pvt. Pvt. Arthur White, Turton, S. Dak.* Corpl. Harry Zalkin, 84 Beaver Street, Brook- Harve L. Howell, Copen, Braxton Pvt. Coy White. Jenningston, W. Va.* lyn, N. Y.* County. W. Va * Pvt. Lee R. Hunt. Monarch. Mont.* Pvt. Jasper 0. Wilkins, Lost River, W. Va.* CAMP JOHN WISH, TEx. Pvt. Bernard L. Isbell, Brookings, Goochland Pvt Thomas E. Willard. Yesta, Nebr.* County. Va.* Pvt James Williams, White Oak, S. C.* Pvt. Gordon Vincent Little, 307.North Central Pvt. Nicholas Winsky, 33 Sycamore Street, Avenue, Canonsburg, Pa. Pvt. Reubin E. Jacobson, 124 Newell Street, Etna, Pa.* Sergt. (first class) Onnie Terry Nance, Ruds- Kenosba, Wis.* Pvt. James W. Wintersteen, R. F. D. No. 5; vile, N. C. Pvt. Alfred Jensen, Palmyra, Nebr.* Danville, Mantour County, Pa.* Ret. Frederick Bernhard Rasmussen, route No. Pvt. Frank F. Johnson, Box 153, Morris Run, Pvt. Carson Wisecarver, Winchester, Va.* 2, Scamdia, IRans.* Tioga County, Pa.* Pvt. Rensko Witkop, R. F. D. No. 4, Monroe, CAMP KEARNY, CAL. Pvt. Howard L. Johnson. 170 Seaboard Ave- S. Dak.* nue. South Norfolk, Va.* Second Lieut. Brooks Woodworth, 19 Haw- Pvt. Salvatore Palermo, Los Banos, Cal. Pvt. Thomas Johnson. Midland, Va.* thorne Street, Lowell, Mass. CAMP LEE, VA. Pvt. Michael A. Jordan, 513 Locust Street, Scranton, Pa * CAMP LEWIS, WASH. Pvt. Cornelius Allen, Lanenberg, Va.* Pvt. Patrick Journette. Hollins. Va.* Pvt. Theodore Amorglonnos, 24 Fernando Pvt. Mike Judd. Shenandoah, Va.* Pvt. 1st Class Ben H. Amiss, Pittsburg, Mo. Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.* Pvt. Robert S. Kelley, Durbin. W. Va.* Pvt. Gail W. Barry, 1935 El Dorado Avenue, Pvt. James G. Arbaugh. Lewisburg, W. Va.* Pvt. George E. Klinger, R. F. D. No. 1, Hegins, Berkeley, Cal.* Pvt. James P. Arnold, 32 State Street, Mid- Pa.* Pvt. Robert H. Beyer, Wolf, Nevada County, dletown, Pa.* Cal.* Pvt. Harold Balzley, Greenville, Ill. Pvt Joseph Kranyock, Box 135, Beaver Pvt. Joseph E. Biart, Winthrop, Wash.* Pvt. Archer Bates, Cartersville, Va.* Meadows, Pa,* Pvt. John 0. Caldwell, R. F. D. No. 2, La- Pvt. John M. Batterman. R. F. D. No. 5, Get- Pvt. James Thomas Layman. 1221 Washing- masco, Tex.* tysburg, Pa.* ton Avenue, Parkersburg, W. Va.* Pvt. Joseph W. Donaldson, Mizpah, Mont,* Pvt. John N. Bell, Henly, Tex.* Pvt. David L. Lee, R. F. D. No. 1, Hobgood, Pvt. Guthrie B. Fry, R. F. D. No. 1, box 4, Pvt. Robert H. Bell, Ravenrock, Va.* N. C.* Delphi, Ontario, Canada.* Pvt. Lucius V. Best, 5333 First Street, Birm- Pvt. Harold Lee, R. F. D. No. 1, Aberdeen, Pvt. George Gustus. Lewistown, Mont.* ingham, Ala. S. Dak. Pvt. Robert C. Heinz, Crane, Oreg.* Corpl. Samuel A. Brinkman, 520 Cleveland Pvt. Daniel Lindsay, Newburn, Va.* Pvt. Jess T. Ishmael, R. F. D. No. 2, box 137, Street, Allentown, Pa.* Pvt. James A. McBain, Brockport, N. Y.* Seattle, Wash. 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2,-1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pyt. Doulas Riley, lcEwen, general delivery, Pvt. Fra ncisco Pinzarreone, house 12, Alegato, Pvt. Ira Frankenfield, 118 East Sixth Street, Piinguitlch, Utah, Italy.* Lansdale, Pa. Pvt. Frank McKeown. Billings, Mont.* Pvt. lien H1. Riley, R. F. D. No. 1, Gainesboro, Pvt. Thomas W. Frazier, 195 Severn Avenue, Pvt. Albert J. Morgan, Clayton. Cal.* Tenn.* Eastport, Md.* Pvt. Henry D. Moses. Asotin, Wash.* Pvt. Elmer R. Shipper, Morris, N. Y.* Pvt. Elmer II. Funk, route 1,' box 42, Need- Pvt. Joseph Muir,_I. F. D. No. 2, Hooper, Pvt. Jobu Smith. Adamsville. Ala.* more, W. Va.* I ta h.* Pvt. Ilane 0. Tapley, R. F. D. No. 1, Murry- Pvt. John Gallagher, Normal Ky. Pvt. Jobn W. Norman, R. F. D. No. 1, Boul- cross, Ala. Pvt. Aliort F. Glass, Ob2 Shepard Avenue, Cer,Mt. Pvt. Henry W. Taylor, R. F. D. No. 4, Col- Milwaukee, Wik.* Coil. James P. O'Toole, R. F. D. No. 1, Letts, chester Conn. Pyt. Thonton Gorman, Wilson, Md.* lowa.* Pvt. Stephen J. Thomas, 215 Sheridan Avenue, Pvt. William G. Green, iuke, Ohio.* Pvt. Lawrence. Patterson. Slough House, Cal. Aliany, N. Y. Pvt. Ro s Gross, Haddix. Ky. Pvt. Donald E win Pase, 1319 North Fif- Pvt. Willie Thomas, Scottsville, Ky.* Pvt. Wilfred G. Grove. Middlebourne, W. Va.* teenth Street. liBnie. Idaho. Pvt. lIsah Williams, R. F. D. No. 7, Jesup, Pvt. Ellis It. Harrison, route 3, Woodhine, Pvt. Dayley B. Postlethwaite, 1513 South Em- Ga.* Carroll County Md.' perim W.ichita K-ins. CAMP MacARTHUR, TEX% Pvt. (first cla'-s) Morgan Brooks Harvey, 334 Pvi. Len i L. Sar-ent, Placerville, Idaho.- Pt. Pearl Andrus, Eunice, La. Eleventh Street E., Wa bington, D. C.. Pvt. 3ams E. Shelton, 2404 Harney Street, Pvt. Christ J. Arpagus, Tomahawk, Wis.* Pvt. Robert E. Heimiller, 11avre de Grace, Vanonvecr, Wasb.* Pvt. John W. Connelly, 507 Rightor Street, M.' Pvt. (ccree It. Stnder, 1178-A Sarchez Helena, Ark. Pvt. John Henderson, 609 Slinwood Av :ne Slreet. Sin Francisco. Cal. Recruit Willbrt B. Cross, State Hospital, Baltimore Md.* Pt. Joh'n il. Tr'mm. box 411. Ada, Okla. Fulton, Mo * Pvt. Albert F. Henry, '768 South Fifteenth Corpl. William E. Tyson, Douglasville, Ga. Pvt. Zonas X. Curry, I. F. D. No. 34 Clay Street Philadelphia, Pa.* Center, Kans.* Pvt. Roy 0. Henry. Inwood, W. Va.* CAMP LOGAN, TEX. Pvt. Lee Roy Dtvis,. route No. 1, Chandler- Corpl. Edward S. Higdon, 736 Tenth Street SE,, Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Henry Barber, R. F. D. No. 4, Carmen, ville, Ill.* Pvt. Albia L. Edgar, Saint Catherine, Mo.* Pvt. Charles Hillard, R. F. D. No. 2, Law. Okla.* renceburg, Ky.* Ilorseshoer Rolan IL. Blackhall, 759 East Pt. Charles W. Gatlin, R. F. D. No. 2, care of M. S. Gatlin, Neches, Tex. Prt. Wiliam Howard, Versailles, Ky.* (C.uch, Portlan'l. Oreg.* Pvt. (first class) Daniel Milhert Jackson, 301 Pvt. Ceorte Braun, R. F. D., box 3, Pond Pvt. Walter W. Hickman, Moscow, Tex. Pvt. Emery F. Irby, Brighton, route No. 1, U Street NW., Washington, D. C.* Creek. Okla.* Springfield. Mo.* Pvt. Willie Jones, i. F. D. No. 1, Lizella, Ga.* Corpl. Don A. Cramer, R. F. D. No. 2, Lebo, Pvt. Gus Johnson, 7232 Murdock Avenue, Pvt. Henry Kaiser, 637 Harvey Street, Dalti- Kans. Schrewsbury, Mo.* more. Md.* Corpl. Howard Glen Debolt, Newton, Iowa.* Sergt. Raymbond Dooley, R. F. D. No. 1, Cam- Pft. George T. Ketchel, Elden, Mo.* L. Larose, 1 Second Street, Pvt. Clarence Pvt. Orville King, R. F. D. No. 2, Republic, Glen Falls, N. Y.* eron. Okla.* Mo Pvt. Perry Larrimore, Barneck, Md.* Pvt. John Gillert Duncan, R., F. D. No. 4, Pvt. Robort M. Knight, 923 South Congress Sergi. Doctor C. Lee, 316 Hoffman Street, Monitor, OkI. * Street, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. William Falk, 301 Jefferson Street, Gary, Pvt. Febort Lee. Hampton, Iowa.* Pvt. Norman Lee, New Haven, W. Va.* Ind. Pvt, Charles Lehatt, 381 East Tenth Street, Pvt. Frank W. Lewvis. Valley Foils, N. Y.* Pvt. James E. Fielder, R. F. D. No. 1, Lo- N, w York, N. Y. Pvt. William D. Livingston. 000 South DI- gunsport, La.* Corpl. Otto W. Lindemier, Gerald, Mo.* fision Street. Salisbury, Md.* Pvt. Felix Garbyzak, 3125 South Forty-ninth Pvt. Juan M. Madrid, Auroyo Ceco, N. Mex. Pvt. Edward Lynch, North River, N. Y.* Avenue. Chicago. HL.* Pvt. Benjamin F. Okeefe, Rickland Springs, Pvt. Clayton Macon, ITollyhill, S. C.* Pvt. George N. Gennings, Merritt. Avenue, Tex. Pvt. Martin S. Maikes, box 116, Jamesburg, Haverbill Mass.* Pvt. Henry F.-Plutz, Arlon, Iowa. N. J.* Pvt. Britt Hester. -Allen. Okla.* Pvt. John E. Roiss, St. Peter, III.* Pvt. Antonio Missini, 45 H Street NW., Ret. Alvin Pearl King, R. F. D. No. 1, Wau- Pvt. Alvin E. Theivogt, Arenzville, III. Washington, D. C. komis. Okla.* Pvt. John B. Nelson, box 345, Havelock, Ret. Gerod Henry Lahmann, R. F. D. No. 4, CAMP MEADH, MD. Nebr.* Gimndfield. Okla,* Pvt. Robert Neumont, Sergt. William Pvt. William Ammison, 231 Kossuth, Trenton, 521 Lowell Street, L. Lauson, Cedar Springs, N. J.* Pittsburgh, Pa.* Mich.* Pvt. Nathaniel G. Offer, Pyt. Wilson Mobile, Bellrose. La.* Pvt. Harry Armstrong, 1617 Orleans Street, Churchton, Md.* Baltimore, Md. Pyt. Frank Perez, 233 Eleventh Street, Ni- Sergt. Ray E. Oceannor Wellsboro, Pa.* agarn Falls, N. Y* F. P'ark'r, Bolivar, Lat.* Second Lieut. Bobuslav, Bartos, 1900 South Pvt. Willie Leavitt Street, Chicago, Ill.* Corpl. William H. Pershing, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Columbus R. Sarrent, Devol. Okla.* Paxines, Pa.* Pvt. Glenn Schultz, Bartlesville, Okla.* Pvt. Dennis E. Berry, R. F. D. No. 2, Beth- esda, Ohio.* Pvt. Joseph Phelps, 323 Hamilton Street, Pvt Marion Smith, Oilton, Okla.* Washington. D C.* Pvt. Fred Snodarass. ledley. Tex.* Pvt. Dulbert Brown, 1734 Druid Hill, Bal- timore, Md.* Corpl. Roland It. Phillips, 120 Lafayette Pvt. Jackson StanshV. Runling. Okla.* Street. Rebenectady, N. Y.* Ret. Yute Starr. Stilwell, Okla.* Pvt. Randall R. Burris, Pond Lick, W. Va.* Pvt. Charles G. Butler, route 8, Paris, Ky.* Pvt. Herman Potter, R. F. D. No. 2, Cor- Pvt. Henry Street, Stigler. Okla.* dova. Md.* Pvt. Finnle Thompson, Clinton, Okla.* Pvt. Jerry Callahan, 76 Louisiana Street, Buf- falo, N. Y.* Pvt. Charles IH. Powell. Chauncey, Ga.* Serzt. Frank J. Tolner, 501 Maple Street, Pvt. Josenh Houston, Tex.* Pvt. William J. Chambers, 1310 Melon Street, Pudlak, 104 Christian Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Philadelphia. Ps.* Pvt. Julius Voicht. Elizabeth, La.* Pvt. Thomas E. Randall, 103 Granjd Avenue, Pvt. John Wel-el. Lnsdowne. Pa.* Pvt. Antonio -Ciletti, Guardia Lombardi, Italy.* Cumberland. Md.* Pvt. Walter E. Z briskie, 575 North Fifth Serqt. Thomas C. Reinhart, Sheperdstown, Street, Provo, Utah.* Pvt. Lawrence B. Clemons, Elgood, Mercer County, W. Va.* W. Va.* CAMP M'TELLAN, ALA. Pvt. David D. Clowser, Knapp, Braxton Corpl. LionIl Omer Roberge, 309 Park Ave- County, W. Va.* nue, Woosocket. R. I.* Pvt. Joseph I. Abel, 289 Molberry street, Pvt. Isaac Robinson, R. F. D. No. 4, box N. T.* Pvt. Sardis Otto Collins, route 1, Eatons, W. Buffalo, Va*. 29, Sontherlaud, Va.* Pvt. Hubert G. Adams, R. F. D. No. 2, Ten- Pvt. Jas. E. Conor, 236 Maine Street, Lake- Pvt. Maxwell Ryan, R. F. D. No. 1, Rock topolis, ill. wood, N. J.* Hall. Md * Pvt. Ed. Austin, 116 Basin Street, New Or- Pvt. Harry 0. Corrigan, 333 Dolphin Street, Pvt. Euzene Sartinl, 1331 Stone Avenue, leans, La.* Baltimore, Md.* Scranton. Pa.* Pvt. John Bonanti, 1158 Townsend Street, Pvt. Martin B. Curley, Morgantown, Pa.* Pvt. William A. Schooley, R. F. D. No. 4, Chicago, Ill.* Pittsburg. Kane.* route 6. Glasgow, Ky.* Pvt. Daniel Dancy, 4 Eastwood Lane, Ports- Pvt. Roy Chase, mouth. Va.* Pvt. Homer Scroggins, Hpokin. Ky.* Pvt. William H. Cundiff. care of W. F. Dolly, Pvt. Harry W. Davis, 1216 McColloch Street, Pvt. David A. vahorough. '2d n, Ga.* Adella and Second Avenue, Joliet, Ill. Pvt. Howard T. Simms, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Leroy Doane, R. F. D. No. 1, Loster- Wheeling, W. Va.* Pvt. Savino Desesere, Pro Casthrta Puntu La- Winild. W. Va.* town, N. Y. Pvt. Norman E. Smith, Fderalsburg, Md.* Pvt. John H. Droud, 116 Lincoln Street, Rich- trona, Italy.* Pvt. Harry H. Deem, R. F. D. No. 1, Murrys- Pvt Jame, M Smyth, 50 West Loo Street, mond. Ind.* Frostburg. Md.* Pvt. William Finnegan, 105 Birch Street, vilie, W. Va.* Pvt. Harry 1. Dennison, Clinton. Md.* Pvt. Jobn A. Fpriggs. Forestville, Md.* South Manchester, Conn. Corpl. William Pvt. Arthur Foreman, Union Springs, Ala.* Pvt. Cyrus W. Dodson, Manokin, Md.* A. Steigerwalt, 1016 Spruce Melanic Oliver Drew, 12 Thayer Street, Strent. Reading. Pn.* Pvt. Herbert Foster, rural route No. 1, Pvt. Fdwaed J. Stevens, 1327 Fleet Street, Paducah. Ky.* Milford, Mass.* Pvt. Thomas 0. Dudney, route 2, Maple Hill, Unltimore, Md.* Pyt. Franklin E. Fiend, R. F. D. No. 1, Hall, Pvt. Jesse M. Ind.* Kans.* Stinson, White Sulphur Pvt. Robert Hoover, Leitchfield. Ky.* Pvt. Normnan Dyer, R. D. 151. Den'on, Md.* Springs. W. Va.* Pvt. Dnnis A. Hunt, Jr., 115 Bush Street. Pvt. James A. Edgar, MeHenry, Md.* Pvt. Josinb Storek, Linday. NoCbr.* Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Ferdinand Ehrlich, route 3, Marion, Pvt. T'omas Terp, 125 Main Street, Wood- Pvt. Lester C. Kautz, 1514 Barker Street, Kans.* bridge, N. J.* Sandusky, Ohio. Corpl. Levin Ellis. Laurel, DeL.* Cook Paul P. Thelen. Sherwood. Wis.* Pvt. John Lindsay, 214 Railroad Street, Slat- Pvt Harry E. Enlow. Friendsville, Md.* Pvt. Noah L. Tolliver, Mabon, W. Va.* ington, Pa. Pvt. Thomas F. Ennis, 52 Bassett Street, Pvt. Charles E. Trupp, R. F. D. No. 1, Sink- Pvt Walter J. Logan, Arkwright, Ala.* Albany. N. Y.* ing "Forings, Pa.* Pvt. Ogle D. Nance, rural route No. 9, Leba- Pvt. Delbert R. Estep, box 41, Gauly Bridge, Pvt. Joan P. Vandeleur, 2026 Bank Street, non, Ind. W. Va.* Baltimore, Md.* Pet. Birchard Neel, route No. 1, Whitesvyle. Pvt. Thurman Evans, Shafer, W. Va.* Pvt. Russell Watkins. Aberdeen, Md.* Ky. Pvt. Thomas Felix, box 796, post office, Union- Pvt. Raymond W. Watson, 90 East Nyack Pvt. Frederico Orozfetti, Martins Creek, Pa.* town, Pa.* Avenue. Lansdowne. Pa.* Pvt. Jack K. Ounoian, Argliny, Turkey, Ar- Pvt. Horace J. Ford, 212 Clifton Avenue, Pvt. Luther Weybright, Osceola. W. Va.* mnenia.* Lakewood, N. J.* Pvt. Oscar C. Weichert, Fullerton, Md.* THE OFFICTAL U. S. BULLETIN:. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1M1& 21 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Lee J. Wiggins, 2901 Twenty-second Pvt. Samuel T. Curry, Clayton, N. Mex.* Pvt. John H. Copher, R. F. D. No. 2, Ola, ttreet, Tampa. Flat.* Pvt. John Desta, 73 Dexter Street, New York, Ark.* Pvt. Fred Zwoyer, 1139 Turner Street, Al- N. Y. Pvt. Eddie N. Craft, R. F. D. No. 1. Mize, Miss, lentown. Pla.* Pvt. F. Ellis, Seneca, N. Mex.* Pvt. Archie Crosby, R. F. ). 1, Mosele, Miss.* Pet. Arthur 0. Erb, flaywood, Wis.* P'vt. Alphonsus J. Daley. Parnell, Iowa.* CAMP MERRITT, N. T. Pvt. Forest Foglesong. Toulon, II. P vt. HnryVW. Davis, R. F. D. No. 2, box 12, Pvt. Hugh S. Allen, Arnolds Park, Ill.* Pvt. Andrew Franzen. Chicago, Ill.* Erick. Okla.* Pvt. James J. l'artnett, Motor Route A, At- Pvt. Owen J. Gormley, 200 Lewis Street, Pvt Jessie J. Dougherty, R. F. D. No. 3, lantic City, N. J.* Lynn. Mass.' Glasgow, Mo.* Pvt. Clyde Beats, R. F. D. No. 1, box 26, Pvt. Joe Gossett. R. F. D. 7, Athens, Tex.* Pvt. Howard M. Duncan, 912 Oakley Street, Lawristown, S. C.- Pvt. Sam Graves, R. F. D. 3, Marion, Ill.* Blaekwell, Okla.* Pvt. George iischoff, 138 Stockholm Street, Pvt. Orville G. Groff, route 1, Casner, IlL Pvt. Willie Falley. Grady, Ark.* Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. John J. Hallaran, Dwight, Ill.* Pvt. Walter B Farned, R. F. D. No. 5, box Pvt. Paul Bonvallet, Wichert, Ill.* Pvt. Granville A. Hart. Reaga Wells, Tex.* 137, Russellville, Ala.* Pvt. Eli S. Boyd, R. F. D. No. 3, Steuben, Pvt. Clarence H. Hawkins, 517 Center Street, Pvt. Jesse M. Forehand, Ferdyee, Ark.* Wis.* Cairo. Ill.* Pvt. Virgil Foster, R. F. D. No. 1, Piggott, Pvt. Joseph Brown, Thihodaux, La.* Pvt. Eugene B. Hochtetter, 241 East Eighty- Ark.* Pvt. Henry Burnsed, MacClenny, Fla.* first Street, New York City, N. Y. Pvt Fred Francis, Falkville. Ala.* P1t. Wliam P. Carson, Norwood Avenue, Pvt. Fred E. Hodges, Watson. Ala.* Pvt. Sam Gayer, R. F. D.. Spring Valley, Ark.* Plainfield, N. J.* Pvt. Gustave N. loots, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Harvey E. Goff, Esactawpak, Miss.* Pvt. Pritchard, Clark, West Port, Tenn.* Pvt. Edwin Albery lehl. Melvin, Ill* Pvt. Benjamin F. Goven, Richmond, Okla.* Pvt. William J. Lonally, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. George Itner, Quincy, Ill.* Pvt. Mark Goza. Wesson, Ark. Carnesville, Ga. Pvt. Andrew J. Jacklin, 1840 North Key- Pvt. Thomas Haggety, 2717 Anunciation Pvt. Altred Conner, R. F. D., Bell, Fla.* stone Avenue. Chicago, Ill.* Street. New Orleans, La.* Pvt. Euward Coughlin, 5622 Michigan Ave- Pvt. Aimmio 11. Jeanes, Blossom, Tex. Pvt. Chester Herrington. Tyron, Okla.* nue, St Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Sam II. Johnson. Datil, N. Mex.* Pvt. Edward Hill, R. F. D. No. 3, Prague, Pvt. Caplain A. Cryer, 161 Legris Avenue, Pvt. Elias Kiersks, Memphis. Tenn.* Okla.* Pawtucket, It. I.* Pvt. Joe R. Leasley. Hishop, Tex.* Pvt. Sylvester Hodges, R. F. D. No. 8, box 58, Pvt. Obcar W. Cummings, Milibrook, Dutchess Pvt. Ernest Edward Lewis. Chillicothe, Tex.* Mariana, Ark.* County, N. Y.* Pvt. Charles W. Lingle, Green Valley, Ill.* Pvt. James M. F. Holcombe, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. John A. Davis, 908 Liberty Street, Au- Pvt. William B. M-Donald. Flemington, Ga.* Sulphur Springs, Ga.* gusta, Ga.* Pvt. Benjamin B. MfnElbany, Aimwell, Ala Second Lieut. Henry Edward Herton, 1708 Go- Pvt. Janmes H1. Day, R. F. D. 2, Campton, Ga.* P'vt. Joseph Hi. McWilliams. M -Williams. Ala.* tarius Street, San Francisco, Cal. Pvt. Elimer R. Deamer, Able Park, N. Y.* Pvt. Eton Manake. Waldeck. Tax.* Pvt Stinson LaIer, R. F. D. No. 1, Cedare, Pvt. Thomas Dooley, 50 East Fifty-second Pvt. William C. Matthens. 3546 North Lawn Miss * Street, New York, N. Y.* Boulevard, D troit, Mich.* Pvt. Franklin Lefter, R. F. D..No. ,Stroud, Pvt. General W. Edwards. Barnett, Warren Pvt. Otto F. Moeller, R. F. D. 4, Hiaskill, Okla.* County, Ga.* Tex. * Pvt. Edward W. Linlthan, Stroud, Okla.* Pvt. (tirst class) William Fleming, 1219 South Pvt. Frod J. Morath, 177 Fernwood Avenue, Pvt. George F. McFall. '110i East Markham Twenty-third Street, Philadelph a, Pa.* Rochester, N. Y. Street. Little Rock, Ark.* Pvt. John H. Glentworth, 6131 Webster Street, Pvt. Sanford A. Painter, 123 East Second Pvt. Clinton Maddox, Pace. Miss.* Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Mount Ca-nwl, ill.* - Pvt. William P. Massey, Smithrille, Ark.* Pvt. (first class) Edward N. Hall, Nelsonville, Pvt. A. Palmieria, Fifth Lim Sero B. C. Co., Pvt. George Menegat. Hartford. Ark Ohio.* B. 126th B. Pvt. Shedriek Milton, Goodman, Miss.* Pvt. Fred S. Hathaway, 1716 Twenty-fourth Pvt. Charles P. Perkins, 417 Whitworth Pvt. George 0. Morgan. Alia, Okls * Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.* Avenue, Brookhaven. Miss.* Corpl. Adolph Nelsea, Aluent, Morton County, Pvt. Marshall N. Hopkins, Talbott, Tenn.* Pvt. G. M. Petro, Oakley. Ill.* N. Dik * Pvt. Ed. Hunter, Palmetto.La.* Pvt. John L. Reneille, Herscher, Ill.* Pvt. Leonard Parris, R. F. D. No. 6, hex 3O, Pvt. Nathaniel Jenkins. Charlieville. La.* Pvt. Lorenzo B. Rice, 1110 Sherry Street, Preseott. Ark.- Pvt. John Kaminsky, 458 Garfield Avenue, Do- Quin-y, Ill. Pvt, Nathannial C. Payne. Bearden, Okla.* troit, Mich.* Pvt. Fred Rott. Hellweg, N. Dak.' Plt. Lloyd B. Perkins. Wade, Okla.* Pvt. Gleorge Krauthlatter, 930 Duker Alley, Pvt. Russell R. Shelton, San Jose, Ill.* Pvt. Arthur L. Perrett, p. e. box 215, An. Baltimore, Ald * Pvt. Herman 11. Stang, R. F. D. 2, Pontiac, dalusia. Ala.* Pvt. Donald B. Mabbister. Watertown, S. Dak.* Ill.* Pvt. Childers Perry, Rudy, Ark.* Sergt. Emil A. Meyer, 925 Lamer Street, San Pvt. Edward J. Spinks, box 72, Merrow, Pvt. Nathan Petefs Milbarn. Okia,* Antonia. Tex.* Conn.* Pvt. Herbert R. Piper. Bondivrant, Towa.* ]Bugler Albert S. Noble Checotah, Okla.* Pvt. Fred W. Spraner, 2059 Alice Place, Pvt. Albert Prince. Kosetuako. Miss.* Pvt. Fabien Orndorff, it. F. 13. 9. Gettysburg, Chicago, Ill.* Pt. William E. Rowland Eldorado. Ark.* Pa.* Pvt. Ceell P Sweeney, Brannenarille, Ill.* Put. Presiliano Sanchez. Tmos. N. Mex.* Wagoner Marcel Parmelli, 583 River Street, Pvt. Clyde Tiffany, Cornell, Ill. Pvt. Chester F. Smith, Vanndale. Ark.* Paterson. N. J.. Pet. Harry Tighe, Bradley. Ill. Pvt. Ra Smith, route No. 4, box 66, Vinita, Pvt. Lee Pritchett. Elizabethtown. Tenn.- Pvt. Lozan Tim' in. Peorla, Ill. Okin.* Pvt. NinevahIichardaun.TellCounty,Dawmon, Pvt. Edzar C. Thompson. Latham, Ill.* Pvt Rbert M, Smith, R F. D. No. 1, box 47, Ga. * Pvt. Henry Tyler, Dowagine, Mich. Perkinston. Miss,* Pvt. Jas. H. Roberson, Independence County, Pvt. Alva R. tlmer. Colfax, Ill.* Pvt Cottrell Stegall, Colts. Ark.* Ark.* Pvt. Thomas J. Weish, Twitty, Tex.* Pvt. Clanton W. Steward, R. F. D. No. 4, Sal. Pvt. Carl I. Rowland, Vivian. S. Dak.* Pvt. Thomas M. Wheeler, Bell Mills, Ala.* lie. Miss.' rvt. Georgc Sassarnan, Radling, Pa.* Pvt, Lester H. Whitson. Goodrich, Tenn.* Pvt. William J. Stines, route -to. 1, HarriS- Pvt. Raymond Schnll. Ramona, S. Dak.' Pvt. William J. Wilkinson. Menard, Tex.* bare. Ark.* Pvt Frank I. Schoning. R. F. D. 4, Spencer, Pvt. William Winston. Gardo, Ala.* Pvt Raymond Stover. Demott, Ark.* Town.* Pvt. C Woods Dike, Tex.* Pvt. Lorenza Thompson. route No. 1, Bangorg Pt. Peter J. Spng. Ferdinand. Ind.* Plvt. Harry .1. Works. Mount Erie. ll.* Pvt. Burie Singleton. Brookfleld. Ga.* Ala* Pvt. Edward W. Young, 2410 Medary Avenue, P1t. Emmett Tnbby. Ittabena, Miss." I Pvt. Earnest Smith. 815 Collins Avenue, Pitts- Columbus. Ohio. Pt. Loke Tueker, Magnolia, Ark.* hureh. Pa * CAMP MILLINGTON, TENN. Pvt. Russell Tyler, R. F. D. No. 2, box 23 D, Pvt. Joseph Terrell. Pikeman, La.* Pvt. Pete 0. Stialer, Oklin * Pet. Breant S. Trew. Prendersast, Tenn.* Coronas, 817 Washington Ave- Pvt. Reuben Vigil, Pvt. Raymond Tunningley, R: F. D. 2, Gainy, nye, Houston. Tex.* general delivery, Bell, N4 Mich. MAex.' CAMP MORRISON, VA. -Pvt Vinton Walker. 911 North First Street, Pvt. Bismark Wheeloek. Plymouth, N. C.* Pvt. Arthur C. Applegate, Dawson, N. Mex.* Fort Pmith. Ark.* Pvt. (first class) Olin R. Wheelock, Factory- Chauf. Charles E. Heaver, 906 Pennsylvania Pvt. McClure Williams. route 1. Purcell, Okla.* villo Pa. Avenue. New.Brighton, Pa.* 1'llson. Lake City, S. C.* Pvt. Roma A Williams, Reform. Ark.* Pvt' Wash Pvt. Mlartinus Lee. Caub, Minn.' Pvt Harry R. Woodrow, R. F. D. No. 6, boX Pvt. Fihbrt Woorly. Kllnston. TOnn.* Pvt. Russell A. Wood. Mareous, Pvt. Thomas Xell. R. F. D. 8, Oppa, La. Mich.* 34. Norman, Okla.* CAMP PERRY. OHIO. CAMP aviza. a. c. CAMP MILLS. N. T. Pvt. Clarence Fred Flaimme. Berlin, IAbr.* Pvt. J. Hl. Andrews, Feabrook, Tex. Pvt. Daniel M. Adams, route No. 2, Vanel Pvt. Frances It. Anthony, R. F. D. 4. Man- CAMP PIll, ARK. horn, N C.* cbester, Ind.* Musician (second clas) Howard H. Bailey, Pvt. Fred I Adams, Kelton, S. C.* Pet. Louis Asalonogos. 91 Cherry Street. New 230 South Street, Collinsville, Ill.* Cook Malachi Agore. York. R. C.* York, N. Y. Pvt. Walter Balns..Kingston Springs, Tenn. Pvt. Willie R Alderman. Marionna, Fla.* Pvt. Albert R. Bachman, 2226 Jacobs Street, Pvt. David Baker, Arbukle., Okla.* Pvt. Clattis Bell, Monetta, S. C.* Wheeling, W Va.' Pvt. William L. Haldwin. lanka. Okla.* Pvt. John il, 2450 South Avers Avenud, Pvt. John A. Bartlett. Smiley, Tex.- Pvt. Charley Healey, Scipio. OkIa.* Chicago. Ill.* Pevt. John Hay. 22 Mohawk Avenue, Hawthorn Pvt. Levy Beckwith. ison, Ark.* - Pvt Clyde Brown. Chappells, S. C.* Heights. Paterson. N. J.* Pvt. Roy Bena, general delivery, Gamaliel, Pvt Larney Buchanan, R. F. D. No. 1, box 18, Pvt. Herman Polsehoun. 1416 Grove Street Ark.* Kollock S. C.* Denver, Colo * Pvt. Steve Brinson, Goldonna, La.* Pvt. Joshua Calhoun, route No. 1, Swaquester, Pvt. John Al. Hond, Newcomerstown. Ohio.* Pvt. William A. Brown. Crocketts Bluff, Ark.' N. C.* Pvt James E Bonner, 603 Sanford Street, Pvt. Earl C. Campbell, R. F. D. No- 4, Gads- Pvt Charles A. Camp. Pheebe Ewing, Salis- Peoria. Ill. den, Ala * bury Mills. N. Y.* Pvt. Melvin R. Bosslnglam, Stanford, Ill.* Second Lieut. Frank Edwin Carrington, box Pvt. James Campbell, Brownsville, S. C.* Pvt. Jep. Britt, Wesaon. Miss. 253, South Groton, N. Y. P'vt. John Campbell. Jr., Santee, 8. C.* Pvt. John Henry Brown. R. F. D. 4. Colorado, Corpl. Arthur E. Caton, 704 West Fifth Ave- Pvt Jfferies J. Cannon., R. F. D. No. 2, Tex. nue Knoxville, Tenn * Gramesland. N. C.* Pvt. William H. Clemens. Green View. Ill.* Pvt. .h osepb Cobb, R. F. D. No. 3, Thibbey, Second Lieut Edward Aloysius Carty. 437 ON. Pvt. Robert H. Cragg, Elm Grove. Ohio.* Okla.' bhard] Place, Plainfield, N, J.* Horseshoer Charles E Creek, 810 East Sixth Pvt. Willie Coleman, Sherrill, Ark.* Pvt Ervie Catoe. R. F. D. No. . box 7, Lang. Street, FAjirmont, Ind.* Pvt Crit Collins, Collinsvine, Ala.# Ston County, S. C.* 22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN.: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Ben Chandler, Kingstree, S. C.* Pvt. Erin 0. Pursel, 503 Boone Street, Mar- Pvt. John A. Caldwell, R. F. D. No. 4, Ash- Pvt. Thomas Chandler, 286 Neptune Avenue, shalltown, Iowa.* ville, Ohio.* Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. James Campbell, Somerset Estate, Ash- P'vt. Marshall Collins, R. F. D. No. 5, box 22, CAMP SHERIDAN, ALA. wood, La.* Spartanburg, S. C.* Pvt. James Appu, Ceylon, Colombo, East In- Pvt. Robert Campbell, Jackson Center, Ohio.* Pvt. Albert Leslie, Lexington, S. C.* dies.* Cook William G. Carney, Joliet, Tenn.* Pvt. Belton Criswell, R. F. D. No. 2, Simpson- Pvt. Willie Cinnamon, Lawrenceburg, Ky. Pvt. Lloyd A. Carr, 1939 Buffington Street, Ville, S. C.* Capt. Emil J. Cohen, 168 Rutland Road, Huntington, W. Va.* Pvt. Lawrence Crockett, Chester, S. C.* Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. Elbert Carter, Logan, W. Va.* Recruit George Curry, Trenton, S. C.* -Pvt. Alpis Dechant, Antonino, Kans.* Pvt. Elijah Carter, Bambridge, Ohio.* Corpl. Harvey Lee Currin, R. F. D. No. 2, Ox- Pvt. Marion J. Ewing, Pioche, Macon (ounty, Pvt. Ross Casey, R. F. D. No. 3, Millersburg, ford, N. C.* Nev. * Ohio.* Pvt. Brice Daniel, route No. 1, Shelton, S. C.* Pvt. Mike G. Hasking, Odanah, Wis.* Recruit Elijah Cathey, Petersburg, Tenn.* Pvt. James Dawkins, R. F. D. No. 1, box 6; Pvt. Arthur Johnson, Stronghurst, Ill. Pvt. Richard E. Claytor, Caperton, W. Va.* Wilford, S. C.* Second Lieut. Herbert H. Matthews, Drum Sergt. Gerald S. Clements, Owensboro, Ky.* Pvt. John Jospeh Dowd, 7 Chapman Street, Hill, N. C. Pvt. Glenn Clemmens, Tipton, Iowa.* Charlestown, Mass.* Pvt. Sam Pong, 106 South Court Street, Cir- Pvt. Oral Clemmens, Evergreen, La.*- Pvt. Thomas F. Feeney, 40 Butter Street, cleville, Ohio.* Pvt. Martin Columbus, R. F. D., box 208, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Second Lieut. Joseph W. Sanborn, 2636 East Cottonport, La. Pvt. McKinley Fisher, R. F. D. No. 4, box 14, Twenty-ninth Street, Kansas City, Mo. Pvt. Alfred Comic, R. F. D. No. 1, Canriver, Greenwood, S. 0.* Pvt. James M. Shannon, Pekin, Ill.* La.* 'Vt. Spencer Fulton, Kingstree, S. C.* Corpl. Charles L. Slater, rural route 5, Pvt. Elmer Coon, R. F. D. No. 3, Oakhill, Pvt. George Gerringer, Burlington, N. C.* Lewistown, Ill.* Ohio.* Corpl. Morris Glickman, 574 Tinton Avenue, Pvt. Giles F. Stevens, box 197, Clinton, Conn.* Recruit Oscar Cooper, R. F. D. No. 5, Lexing- New York City. Pvt. George E. Terrell, Warsaw, Ind. ton, Tenn.* Pvt. Giles Good, R. F. D. No. 0, York, S. C.* Pvt. Rollo Corbin, R. F. D. No. 3, Grand Pvt. Elmore Gray, R. F. D. No. 4, bpx 44, CAMP SHERMAN, OHIO. Rapids, Ohio.* Chester, S. C.* Pvt. John Covington, 22 East State Street, Recruit Frank Harris, Johnston, S. C.* Pvt. Isaiah Abernathy, R. F. D. No. 4, Culle- Akron, Ohio.* Pvt. Sam Hoey, R. F. D. No. 1. Pacolet. S. C.* oke, Tenn.* Pvt. Grover Cox. 134 South Wilkenson Street, Pvt. Jacob W. Holbrook, Newton, N. C.* Pvt. Harry B. Acton, 223 West Grand Ave- Dayton, Ohio.* Pvt. Wallace Hughes, Front Street, Andrews, nue, Springfield, Ohio.* Pvt. Malcolm Crosby, 18 Vesper Street, Akron, S. C.* Pvt. Abe Adams, Robeline, La.* Ohio.* Pvt. William H. Hurst, Ftanklin, N. C.* Pvt. Clark Adams, Covington, Tenn.* Pvt. Earnest J. Crowder, Hickman, Ky.* Pvt. Lawrence Husser Ridgeville, S. C.* Pvt. McKinley Adams, R. F. D. No. 2, box 40, Pvt. James G. Daley, R. F. D. No. 1, Earlton, Pvt. Hugh Jennings, 2021 Park Avenue, Rich- Sylvia, Tenn.* Kans.* mond, Va.* Pvt. Herman L. Albrecht, 416 Third Street, Pvt. Sam Danea, 1036 Eighteenth Street, Can- Pvt. Leonard Jennings, Fort Mills, S. C. Marietta, Ohio.* ton, Ohio.* Pvt. Oliver J. LaSalle, Winchendon. Mass.* Pvt. James A. Allen, jr., Irmo, S. C.* Pvt. Walter Davenport, Wakeman, Ohio.* Pvt. Charles Lawrence, Taft, S. C.* Pvt. John Allen, 722 McMillan Street, Cin- Pvt. Homer Davis, R. F. D. No. 1, Humboldt, Pvt. Sam Livingston, Marion. S. C.* cinnati, Ohio.* Tenn.* Pvt. John McClintock, 1 Peachtree Street, Pvt. Ray Allen, 407 Ogden Stfeet, Washing- Pvt. Will Davis. Woodvine Station, R. F. D. Woodruff, S. C.* ton, lnd.* No. 8, Nashville, Tenn.* Pvt. Richard L. McKenna, 800 Pulaski Street, Pvt. James Anderson, Birmingham, Ala.' Pvt. William Dawson, 900 South Main Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.* Pvt. Arthur Armstead, R. F. D. No. 4, Bid- Paris, III.* Pvt. Richard McLaurin, Fayetteville, N. C.* well, Ohio.* Pvt. Frederick IT. Deck, Eudora, Douglas Pvt. Brunie Mack. Calhoun Falls, S. C.* Pvt. Emil D. Armstrong, R. F. D. No. 4, County, Kans.* Pvt. Joel Mack Martin, R. F. D. No. 2, Gall- Amanda, Fairfield County, Ohio.* Pvt. Minro Deem, 220 West Main Street, vants Ferry, S. C.* Recruit Henson Ashley, Ringgold, La.* Eston, Ohio.* Pvt. Rayford Mattison, R. F. D. No. 1, on- Pvt. George L. Atherton, R. F. D. No. 3, Pvt. John Dewitt, R. F. D. No. 3, Coschocton, -ald, S. C.* Ashland, Ohio.* Ohio.' Pvt. (first class) John Mitchell, Staton, N. Pvt. George Baker, 2355 East Thirty-ninth Pvt. Vern Dickerson, Wauseon, Ohio.* Dak.* Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* Pvt. Green Dinwiddle, R. F. D. No, 1, McKin- Pvt. Jim Mobley, Saluda, S. C.* Pvt. Clay Baptiste, Labadreville, La.* zie, Tenn.* Pvt. Richard W. Moore, 201 West Sixty-third Pvt. Todd Barksdale, 439 Shannon Street, Pvt. Owen L. Divine, Mount Vernon, Ind.* Street. New York, N. Y. Jackson, Tenn.* Pvt. Stanley Dunkin, R. F. D. No. 1, Milan, Pvt. Louis Bertrand Moran, 1613 Mansfield Pvt. Howard Barnhart, route 3, Asheille, Tenn.* Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.* Ohio. * Sergt. Creath Dunn, 1021 Linn Street, Ohio. Pvt. Richard Moultrie. Bloomingvale, S. C.* Sergt. Aloysius Bauman, 215 Bosley Avenue, Pvt. Strover Murry., R. F. D. No. 2, box 47, Cincinnati, Ohio.* Cook Br an J. Durham, R. F. D. No. 3. Branchville, S. C.* Pvt. Freeman Beach, 521 Fifth Avenue, Al- Cypress, Ill.* Pvt. Allen Patterson. McCormick, S. C.* toona, Pa.* Pvt. John K. Edmondson, R. F. D. No. 8, Pvt. Cleo Henry Phillips, 033 Ogden Avenue, Pvt. Frederick Becker, R. F. D. No. 1, Wau- Fayetteville, Tenn.* Toledo, Ohio.* seon, Ohio.* Pvt. Levi Edwards, R. F. D. No. 3, Friend- Pvt. George Poe, R. F. D. No. 2, Hickory, Sergt. Andrew H. Beeley, 2367 Hollywood ship. Tenn.' Okla.* Avenue, Toledo, Ohio.* Pvt Wesley D. Edwards. Paoli, Ind.* Pvt. Lucius Ravis, Liberty, S. C.* Pvt. Clarence Bell, box 27, Franktown, Va.* Pvt. Aloysius Esser, 3206 Altoona Road Inc., Pvt. Rudy M. Reid, R. F. D. No. 6, Winston- Pvt. Malcon B. Bennerfield, Northrille, La.* Cleveland, Ohio.* Salem. N. C.* Pvt. Fred W. Berk, Seven Mile, Ohio.* Pvt. Walker Fagin, 7S Railroad Avenue, Mem- Pvt. John Reosenborough. R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Mack Beth, Northrop, Ohio.* phis, Tenn.* Smiths Turn Out. S. C.* Pvt. John D. Betts, Batesville, Ohio.* Pvt. Frederick Fair, 1303 South New Jersey Pvt. Chum Rice, Anderson, S. C.* Pvt. Joseph C. Black, R. F. D. No. 1, Spokane, Avenue, Wellston, Ohio.* Pvt. Leon Richardson, Barnsville, S. C.* Trumbull County, Ohio.* Pvt. Scott Fair, Orland. Ind.* Pvt. Bernard Robinson, Waldron Hotel, Co- Pvt. George Bleaney, 957 Eighth Street, Easi Pvt. John F. Farrar, 122 Cedar Street, Mount rinth, miss.* Liverpool, Ohio.* Carmel. Ill.* First Sergt. Mac C. Robinson, Lunday, N. C.* Pvt. Ignac Bolewski, 1560 Massachusetts Pvt. Howard M. Farris, R. F. D. No. 2, Love, Pvt. Alonzo Rochester, R. F. D. No. 1, Wil- Street, Gary, Ind.* De Soto County, Miss.* liamston, S. C.* Pvt. Vincent Bonaminlo, 1315 Eighth Street, Pvt. Howard Felton. Sheffield, Ala.* Pvt. John Rosboro, Smiths Turn Out, S. C.* Lorain, Ohio.* Pvt. Charles Feasel, B. F. D. No. 3, Concordia, Pvt. Herbert E. Rouse, R. F. D. No. 1, Kinston, Pvt. Samuel Boren, R. F. D. No. 12, Farm- Kans.* N. C.* ington, Tenn.* Pvt. Joseph L. Ferris, R. F. D. No. 2, Morrow, Pvt. Earnest Shivers, Shelton, S. C.* Pvt. Charles H. Boughammer, 470 Centre Ohio.* Pvt. Ernest Sims, Gaffney, S. C.* Street, Verona, Pa.* Recruit George R. Ficklen, 322 Sprague Stet, Pvt. Arthur Singletary, Conway, S. C.* CorpI Carroll Bour, 307 Twelfth Street NE., Dayton, Ohio.* Pvt. Perry Smith, R. F. D. No. 4, Woodruff, Canton, Ohio.* Corpl. August A. Fleck, 139 Wolper Avenue, S. C.* Pvt. Bernard 0. Bowers, Madison Street, Nel- Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio.* Corpl. Samuel Strickland, Asheboro, N. C. son Ile, Ohio.* Pvt. Harvey A. Fluhart, box 58, Fredericks- Pvt. Otis Stubbs, R. F. D. No. 4, box 48, Ben- Pvt Jmes II. Boyland, R. F. D. No. 1, box burg, Ohio.* nettsville, S. C.* 37, Somerville, Fayette County, Tenn.* Pvt, Richard A. Fly, Nolenville, Tenn.* Pvt. William Taylor, R. F. D. No. 2, box 29, Pvt. Frank Boze, R. F. D. No. 1, New Weston, Pvt. Jesse Forby, R. F. D. No. 19, York, Ind.* Estill. S. C.* Ohio.* Pvt. Otto Henry .Forney, R. F. D. No. 1, Mill Pvt Sam Tisdale. Kingtree, S. C.* Pvt. Ellsworth Briscoe, St. George, Del.* City Ohio.* Pvt. James F. Tummins, 217 Spruce Street, Pvt. Budd Brown, box 8, Winburg, Tenn.* Pvt. Mitchell Foster, 1432 Austin Street, Albany, N. Y.* Pvt. Charles Harvey Brown, R. F. D. No. 2, Shreveport, La.* Pvt. Leonard Twitty, R. P. D. No. 2, Health Pemberville, Ohio.* Pvt. Emmons Fought, Oak Harbor, Ohio.* Springs. S. C.* Pvt. John W. Brown, R. F. D. No. 2, Medon, Corpl. Waldon France, 313 Ross Street, Dan- Pvt. Francis Vaughan, Dalzell, S. C.* Tenn.* ville, Va.* Pvt. John D. Whatley, Opelika, Ala.* Pvt. John W. Brown, rural route No. 2, box 4, Pvt Jesse Whitmore, R. F. D. No. 1, Orange- Medon, Tenn. Pvt Edward A. Franz, 7701 Guthrie Avenue, burg, S. C.* Pvt. Maurice Brown, R. F. D. No. 3, Barger- Cleveland. Ohio.* Recruit Alonzo Williams. Gilbert, S. C.* Pvt. Clyde M. Frost, Fairview, Ohio.* ville, Ind.* Pvt. Walter G. Frush, route No. 6, Thornville, Pvt. Clarence Williams, Carvard, S. C.* Pvt. William Brunen, 22 Bond Street, Dayton, Pvt. Earnest T. Williams, Coates. N. C.* Ohio.* Ohio.* -Pvt. Marshall F. Woford, R. P. D. No. 1, Pvt. William Gallagher, R. F. D. No. 2, New Bloomfield, Ky. Pvt. David R. Budd, Dupont, Ohio.* Carlisle, Ohio.* Pvt. Fletcher Wright, R. F. D. No. 3, Bam- Corpl. Carlton Burgess, 406 East South Street, Pvt. Harvey Gaumer, R. F. D. No. 2, Wal- burg, S. C.* Raleigh, N. C.* . - honding, Ohio.* Pvt. James Burks, R. F. D. No. 2, Madison, Pvt. Alvin George, R. F. D. No. 1, Marksville, CAMP SHELBY, MISS. Ala.* La.* Pvt. George Chestlick, Chester, Ill.* Pvt. Anthony Caito, 251 North Sixth Street, Pvt. Raymod C. Hieseck, 173 East Gay Street, Recruit Joseph Davis, Liberty, Miss.* Columbus, Ohio.* Columbus, Ohio.* THE OFFTCTAL U. S.' BUTLLETTN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. . 2 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Horace (iVens, 1011 Herbert Street, Phil- Pvt. Steve Knight, York, Tenn.' Pvt. Acle Pierce. R. F. D. No. 2, Box tKarl hOe 1317 East Benwood Street. 68. Pv t. 1U nIes, New Bitts. Tenn.* Nate: itoches Parish, La.* Cleveland, Ohio.' Plvt. ('lifford Pohlar, R. F. D. No. Spades, 11v t. Ititte' lGoodt lrn irt u, Okla.* Corpi. Ju01u1 1, Pvt. lilies C. I.otschall, Carroliton Kzoziwski, 3154 Legrange Street. Ohio'* Toledo, Ohio.' Pvt. v Edwio Cra lessl,640 Briggs ttreet, Co- Edward Pollard, Obanks Postoffice, Va.* Pvt. lenry Kramer, 802 Wyoming Street, P't. \Yalter L. Pollock, 2202 Seventh Street. Sluini us, Ohio.' Dayton, Ohio.' . Weilev Caham, R. F. D. No. 1, Wamaley, Portsmouth, 0 fo.* Pvt. Lo KIeuzzinann, 224 University Avenue. Pvt. Russell Poitics, Roann, Ind.* .,iers,,u County, Olhi.*. CiuciulustL Ohio.' PAet. Walter Graves, It. F. D. No. 2. Medon, Pvt. Clarence A. Popke. Perkins Avenue, San- Pvt Leoige Kroui, R. F. D. No. 6, Cambridge. dusky, Erie County. Ohio.* OIhio.' Pvti. F'or green, route No. -1, box 18, Wartage. Pvt. Jim Preston. 919 Louise Street, Mem- Serg Leslie Laforge, Livinastou Manor, N. Y.* phis. Tenn.* Pt Theodore PVe. o. W. Grimm, R. F. D. No. 1, Toute- B. Lance, 459 Oakwood Street, Pvt. Howard J. Primeltt. 17803 Detroit Ave- gmny. Cu ' ahoga F'alls, Ohio.' nue, Lakewood, OhIo.* Ohio.' Pvt. Leonard (I Leggott. Malta, Ohio'* Pit. Arthur ilacker, R. F. D. No. 2, Grafton, PVt. Itcherl A. Pryor, 215 Rowena Street, Oibo.* lvt. Karl F. Lehals. 1220 Eighth Street, Can- Detroit, Mich.* tonl, Oltio.' Pvt. Ralph Quackenboss, Dundee. Mich.* Pvt John Hale, 74 Loine Street, Dayton, Pt. tJosep Ohio. * Lewis, 985 McLean Street. Mem- Pvt. Bruno Raemage, 441 North Union Street. v. David Gu Hall, Cravyille. Olho.* phis, Tlenn.' Oleon. N. Y.* Pet. Eairl- Ilinond. Milton Center, Ohio.* Pivt. Mkinel Lewis, It. F. D. No. 4, White- Pvt. Fred Rammel, R. R., Box 86, Burlu ts- SVt. Thurman I laniton, K Ison. Tenn.* yille, Ten'.' Ville. 0'10.* Pvt. Miles N1. Ilarris Nashville, Oiol.' Pvt. Leonard Ligtell, BIlckron Parish. La.- Pvt. Charles .. Reder. New Palestine, Ind.* Pvt. James Ilarriss, 013 Wilson Street, Frank- l'Ivt. Ghov lI. Lodge, Grove C~ity. Ohio.' Pvt. Carl F. Redlinger, Route No. 1, Salem, fort, Ky.* Pt. Frank Long. 16oast Wiliam Street. Ohio . P1 t. i1ert O >'arrison, 1419 Cort Road, Delaiware, OIlo. Pvt Harry Reinders, Fort Recovery, Ohio-* Cievelind, Ohio.' I'vt. waen S. Loury, 241 Hyland Avenue. Pvt. Frank Perare. 511 Offwere Street, Ports- Pnt. Nat an l.ass 11. R. F. D. No. 1, Ruther- ('aialrhle, Oldo mouth. Oblo.* o (Il TenaE be Pvt . Jha Weiley Lowery, R. F. D. No. 2. Pvt Ben .T Rernolds, 419 Madison Street Pvt. Omar A. iatton, Elmer, OkSa.' Leivisittg, Tutun.* Bloomington. Ind.* St. Itoden ams Ilearn, box F5. Elizabeth- Pvt. George Lut-kctt, Wakefield. Ohio.' Pvt. Raloh C. Relickilman, 2406 Jefferson Ave. let. Jloe Lumnbica, 820 Wylie Avenue, Pitts- nue. Norwood, Ohio.* Pnt. O-la tiecox. Sumner, Ohio.' burgh. P'a.' Conl ("n, oiggle, 150 Hall Avenue, Wash. Pvt. Otilam lfsken. mel rute No. 5, box they lvt.E. MeCarley Glenn. Ohio. * ington, Pa.* 174, hlonster, Ouio.v P'vt. Frederick MAlCartney. Marysvilie, Ohio.' Seret. Mars all . Roberts, Camp Grounds, Pvt. ilarry A. Heibtnr, 554 Edward Street. I vt. Ernest McClary. R. F. D. No. 2, Fresno. Lancnater. O'io.* C'lumiu, Ohio.* Olhio.* Pvt. 1'Pul Robuck. Latterfalls, Ohio.* tudent Grover Hellman. F. F. D No. 1, Pht. Clark McColloch, 847 Massachusetts Pvt. William Rogers, R. D. No. 1, Clarksville, Lak wood. Ohio.' Street. Lawrence. Kans.* Tenn.* Pvt. Otis lIenoorston, . F. D. No. 2, box 13, I'vt. Samuel MlDaniel. lasil, Ohio.* Pvt Otto Ronkainen, 3R29 Lorain Avenue, LeCinaton, Ton.' Pvt. William M. MlKinuey, R. F. D. No. 4, Cleveland. Ohio.* Pet. Frank Ilenthorn Wood.afield, Ohio.. Wilmington, Ohio.* Pvt Milford L. Ross, 470 East Ohio Street, Pvt. John Ilession, Thivewr, Ohio.' Pvt. Guy MeNeely. Dawes, W. Va.* Circ'eville, Ohio.* Pvt. Willia LJ. Iliolts. 722 Fst Street NE., I'vt. Leonard Mahoney. 1066 Third Avenue. Pvt Lyle D Rowland, R. F. D. No. 1, Rox- Washigton, o. C.' New Kensington, Pa.* hury. Olhio * - ' Pvt. Harry E. Hilbert. route No. 4, PidiD City, Pvt. William Niazhan, Preston, Wis.* Pvt. Philip Russell. Jr., Remy, .a * Pvt. Virgil B. Marshall. R. F. D. No. 3, Basil, Pvt. Carl A. qalzman, R. D. No. 1, Berlin Pt c. Itobert J1. liles. Tronsport, Ohio Ohio.* Pvt. Clarence 11offman, R. F. D. No. 1,' Aiope, Pvt. Walter Marshall. Sugar Grove, Ohio.* Pef. Ilirhort Sann. R. F. D., Columbs. O~lo.* hans.* Pvt. John, Martin, R. F. D. No. 1. Perrysville. Pvt Jo' n Henry Sarke, R. F. D. No. 8, Clover- Pvt. James . Holston, 7. F. D. No. 1, box Ind.* date 0'to * 209 Chattanooga. Ten Pvt Joe May, 631 Fair Avenue, Louisville. Pvt. Pnjamin Scarberry. Cbessonake, Ohio. Pvt. Clarence u. inodlt, 70 Fort Street, Ne . Ky.* Pvt. Ple'ard Pe'atz. Doifhnc. Ohio.* Oho.* Pvt. Samuel Meese. Brownsville, Pa.*. Pet Frnest SReiedt. 4746 Main Avenue, Nor- Pvt.Sonvill, Clarence Horeb, R.F. D. No. 1, Amln, Pvt. Lester Merchant, R. F. D. No. 5, Rich- wo.-A O'in.* Ohio.* wood. Ohio* Pvt N'f-ri Sellndler, 419 North High Street, Pvt . Willia m . House, 75 Jackson Avenue, Pvt. August W. Meyer. 1303 Pearl Street. San- 'altimore. Md.* IMemnis, Tenn.* dusky. Ohio.* Pvt. Stani", M S.lbintsr, 2118 North Maln Pr L. Oalter Luhinson, . F.N. No.N. Wash- Pet Jame( Miles. R. F. D. No. 2. box 55, Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.* ington. Oibo.' Faber. Va.* Pvt. bonhnel S bnelder, 406 Millville Avenue, Pet. Thomias Humphrey, R. D. No. 3, Logan, Pvt. Charles W. Miller, McConnelsville, Ohio.* Hamilton. Ohio.- Ohio.' Pvt. Leo W Miller, 711 Union Avenue SW., Pvt. Roseoe Sehoonover, Hockingport, Athens Pt . George A. Ilut. R. F. D. No. 1, Chandler, Canton, Ohio.* (onty. Obio.* Pvt. William Miltenberger, 411 Queen Street, Pet. Teff Rott, box 642, Fullerton. La.* Pc, 0 ear Hunt, R. F. D. No. 3, Nettleton, (Gos en. Ind.* 1t, Cland L. Seit. Allenqville, Ohio.* .miss.* Pvt. Howard Monasmith, 5401 Franklin Pvt. Getherane Self, R. F. D. No. 1, Boyce, Pet. Thomas E. Hunt, 15836 Park Avenue, Street. Cleveland. Ohio * la. * .arvey, FI* . - Pvt. Clarence D' Montel. 717 Vest Dewall Pvt. Anrhy Shaw. box 55, Manon, Tenn.* Pv,. Clarence Ilurles. 404 Park Street, East Stret Fort Wayne, Ind.* Pvt. James A. Sheedy, North Main Street, Chillicothe Ohio. Pvt. llarry Moore, it. F. D. No. 1, Staunton, Frhaun. Ohio.* Pvt. PnarL flutchinson, Clarion, Ohio.* Ind.* P-t,.Jes Shelton, Lvnville, Ky.* Pvt. JosNph R. I'nrram, 318 West North Street. Pe*t. Wilbur Mloore, Pinbook. Tenn.* Pet. Pul Shelton, Broadway. Ohio. Fosteria, Ohio.' Pvt. Leoy Morgan, It. D. No. 5. Patakasla, Pvt. William W. Sherman. R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Faticeco loverso, 30 Baltimore Avenue, Ohio* . Am-lia. Ohio * Wasb.ngton. Pa.* Pet Walter Pet. Calvin Irvin, It. Morran, 1132 West Carver Pvt E'rnest Sherrill, Covington, Tenn.* Oswald, W. Va.' St Gl'rcenshu, Ind.' Pet. Edgar Lee Sherwood, Mount Victory, Pvt. David Jenkins. iu~al route No. 6, Oak Pet. Tendoe Morise. Klotzrille, La.* Ohin * k.lll Ohio.' P'et. Ora lori.1 McConnellsrille. O6o.' Pvt- Rudolphus Shettleworth, Pvt. Arthur .ohnson, R. F. D. No. Whitmire, R. C.* 2. St. Pet. tisph NI Morris. R. F. D. No. 6. Waps- Pvt. Drney Skaya, R. F. D. No. 4, Marshfield, .,oseph, Mich konata. Oblo.* Wis.* Pvt. Anh-r Johnson, Right, Tenn.* Pvt LTlovd R. Morrion. 24 West Seventh Prt. Sheldon Skees, R. F. D. No. 3, Strker, Pvt. Fen Johnson, Natchez, La.* Ptrct. CineInot. Ohio . Ohio * Pvt. Fritz Johnson, R. F. D. No. 1, Cutler. Pvt. Cosy Iotteseard. Winterille W. Va.* Pet. Frederick A. Skinner, Parne, Ohio.* Ohio.' Pst ov Mount.frd R. F. D. No. 3, New l'et. Alva Smith. route No. 1. Leeshnri, Ohio * 1 1vt.Robert Johnson, R. F. D. No. 4. Clarks- Nrntamorsq. Ohio Ivt Claronce Smith, R. F. D. No. 2, box 97, -*iille, Teunn.* Pv' .rttur ) Murray, R. F. D. No. 1, COntfleld, Ohio.* Pvt. Willis II. Johnson, 591 Lancaster Avenue, Wateeld Ind.* tlrynnmwr. Pvt 1'lrde Smith, R. F. D. No. 2, Asheville, Pa' Pv' Roial Neal, R. D. No. 1, Warrenstein, Ohio.* Pvt. Albert Jones, box 28, St. Patrick. La .Ten.- Pvt. Hilosea Jones, It. F. D. No. 3. Sunbury, Sltdent James IT. Smith. Vincent, Ark.* 01hio." Corpl. David O'Brien. Canouhurg, Pa.* Pvt. Albort Speakman, Cireleville, Pvt. John . O'tonner, 3719 East Third Ohio.* P t. Albert R. Joyce, 421 Thirty-second Street, Pvt Fordinal Stahler, 1817 Logan Avenue, litelaire. Ohio. Str-t. ItaViOn. Ohio.'o Canton. Ohio.* Pvt. Neil O'Donnell. It. F. D. No. 1, North Pvt. Robert 0. Kallan, London, Ind.. Pvt Jennings Stanley, R. D. No. 2, Gay, Pvt. Charles J. Karpp. 3309 Roanoke Street, Salem. Ind.' W. Va. Cleveland. Ohio.' Pvt. Walter Oliver, 329 light Street, Barnes- Pvt. Victor Stauder, R. F. D. No. 1, Beach Pvt Edward Keever, R. F. D. No. 2, Swayzee, ville. Ohio.* Park. Ohio.* , Ind.* Pvt John Osborn, 835 North Charles Street, Pvt. Lawrence Steele, Renecavill'*. Ohio.* Pvt. Earl Kfevert. Stewartsville, Ohio.* Lima. Ohio.' Pt. Roy R. Stewart, Hangingrock, Lawrenee FEvt, Fred Kempf, 1782 Deham Street, Cincin- Pvt Fred Overman, R. F. D. No. 1. Maria County, Ohio.* nati. Ohio.* Stein. Ohio.* Corpl irnk 1l. Sticklen, 681 Carpeater Pvt. Arthur Kennedy. Cornersville. Tpnn.' Pvt Zact Owens, 110 Davidson Street, Mo- Street. Columbus, Ohio.* Pyt. Martin P. Kennedy. Templeton, Ind ' bile, Ala.*' Prt. William Stinebrook, R. F. D. No. g, Pyt. Will Kindrick. 376 East Trigg Avenue, Pvt. T. S. Pearson. Areadia, La.' Evansville. Ind * iemnhis. Tenn * Pvt. Wells 11. Peebles. 9603 Macon Avenue, Pvt. hElza Storer, R. F. D. No. 1, Seaman, Pvt Willidm Kirchendorfer, 3295 West Fifty- Cleveland. Olio.* Ohio.* fourth Street. Cleveland. Ohio* Pvt Elmer E. Peltier, 7R01 Aberdeen Avenue, Pvt. Luther D. Suthers, Greenileld, Knaupp. Corning, Ohio.* Ohio.* ;'t John Cleveland. Ohio.* Pvt Fred Swanson, 446 West On- hundred and Fvt. Melvin J. Knepper, R. F. D. No. S. Pre- Pvt. John Petty, 180 West Breadway, Mem- fifty-first Street, New York City, N. Y.* aont, Ohio.* phis, Tena.* Pyt. Wade A. Swisher, Cheshie, ohie,* 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. NAMES, OF SOLDIERS WHO. DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Albert Sykes, 826t East Twelfth Street, Pot. Oliver Pierson, 120 Greenwood Place, Buf- Sergt. Maj. Gilbert Furness. 400 Seventh Chattanooga, Tenn. falo, N. Y.* Avenue NW., Mandon, N. Dak.* Pvt. Pavel Talaban, 2458 Lakeside Avenue, CAMP TAYLOR, KY. Pt. Paul A. George, 502 Seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* ,Corpi. William C. Abraham, Sandborn, Ind.* Charleroi, Pa.* Pot. Charles Edward Thiesanan, Lemert, Pvt. Charles S. Adair, 1007 Madison Avenue, Pvt. Robert Gerhard, R. F. D. No. 1, Augusta, Ohio.* Covington, Ky.* Ky.* Pvt. Earl P. Thimmes, 125 South High Street, Pvt. Ralph Adams, Indian Bottom, Ky.* Pot. George Gibney, 1139 South Fifteenth Lancaster, Ohio.* Pot. Jake Alexander, 1604 Gaston Street, New Street, Louisville, Ky.* Pvt. Albert L. Thcmpson, R. P. ). No. 2, Rox- Orleans, La.* Pvt. John J. Gilmartin, Trenton, Ill.* bury, Ohio.* PVt. William A. Alspaugh, R. F. D. 1, London, Pvt. Joseph G. Girardi, Barnesboro, Pa.* Pvt. William G. Thorman, 1112 Seton Avenue, Ohio.* Candidate Gibert R. Glorieuz, Springfield, Price Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio.* Candidate Charles H. Andrews, 1928 Park N. J.* Pvt. Charles Thorn, 200 West Broad Street, Row, Dallas, Tex.* Second Lieut. William Henry Grossius, 2906 Bethlehem, Pa.* Pvt. Mannual B. Babcock, Aldenschat, S. Dak.* Woodburn Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Pvt. Nokey Tisdale, R. D. No. 3, Laurelsville, Pvt. Joseph F. Bater, 407 Cook Street, San- Pvt. Howard Guthrie, Harrisonville, Ky.* Ohio.* dusky, Ohio.* Pvt. Henry Hagen, 212 Eighth Avenue, Clin- Pvt. Everett Tomlinson, Gettaway, Ohio.* Pvt. Edwin R. Baird, Crayne, Ky.* ton, Iowa. Pvt. Joseph Truman, 216 West Sixth Street, Second Lieut. Harold Christian Barlow, R. F. Pvt. Ed. B. Hall, R. F. D. No. 1, Tompkins- New Alba'ny, Ind.* D. 3, box 180, San Diego, Cal. ville, Ky.* Pvt. Lewis Underhill, Doolittle Mills, Ind.* Pvt. Ezra L- Barr, R. F. D. 1, Lynchburg, Pvt. M. L. Hall, 1655 South Central Park Ave- Pvt. Sam Underwood, Clabone, La.* Ohio.* nue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Alfred J. Vandas, jr., 3165 East Forty- Pvt. Walter E. Bell Saunsdale, Ala.* Pvt. Wiliam Hall, Oak Hill. Ohio.* fifth Street SE., Cleveland, Ohio.* Candidate Paul M. Bennett, 533 Franklin Pvt. Russell Hamilton, Ryan, Ky.* Pvt. Grady Victory, Pope, Tenn.* Street, Whittier, Cal. Pvt. Nellis A. Harkness, 683 Stanley Avenue, Pvt. Charles L. Voglesang, 626 South Tripp Pvt. Berry Clyde, 534 Sixth Street, Louisville, Columbus, Ohio.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Ky.t* Pvt. Otto C. Harris, R. F. D. No. 4, Jackson, Pvt. Henry W. Walker, Gibsland, La.* Pot. Sherman Bird, Yosmite, Ky.* Ohio.* Pvt. Thomas Walker, 4 Oak Street, Mont- Pvt. Clarence Bloom, Kenton, Ohio.* Pvt. Carl Harrison, 61 West High Street, gomery, Ala.* Second Lieut. T. Bradford Boardman, 77 Buck- Lisbon, Ohio.* Pvt. Joseph Walton, R. D. No. 1, Barnesville, iugham Street, Hastford, Conn.* Pvt. Ezra Harrison, R. F. D. No. 3, Adolphus, Ohio.* Pvt. Lewis C. Boenhagen, R. F. D. No. 2, White Ky.* Pvt. John B. Warren, Delaware, Ohio.* Lake, S. Dak.* Corpl. Welby K. Harrold, 806 North Jackson Pvt. George Watson, R. D. No. 2, box 69, Pvt. Herman Bogel, 1027 North Broadway, Avenue, Clinton, Ill.* Lexington, Tenn.* Greensburg, Ind.* Pvt. Edward E. Hasty, 870 Ester Street, Hunt- Pvt. Charlie Weaver, Muskingum Street, Mas- Pvt Charles A. Bohn. Bunkerhill, Ind.* ington, Ind.* sillon, Ohio.* Pvt. Claud Bolling, R. F. D. No. 1, Franklin, Pvt. Jasper Hayslip, New Burlington, Ohio." PVt. Clinton Well, 1388 Gest Street, Cincin- KY.t Pvt. Reuben Hugh Heller, Berne, Ind.* nati, Ohio. Candidate John E. Boozer, Lincoln, Ala.t Pvt. Chester P. Herb, 1426 Lindsley Street, Py t. Clarence Welsh, 514 York Street, Spring- Pvt. Raymond T. Boring, R. F. D. No. 5, Rush- Sandusky, Ohio.* field, Ohio.* ville, Ind.* Pvt. Raymond Hildebrand, R. F. D. No. 3, Pvt. James G. Wheeler, 99 Bremen Street, Pvt. Paul W. Bositam, West Milton, Pa.t Lewisburg, Ky.* Newark, Ohio.* Pvt. Fred Bouwerg, 1112 Greenwood, Hamil- Pvt. Martin T. Hilleman, 434 Lincoln Avenue, Pvt. Earl T. White, 87 Sprague Street, New- ton, Ohio.* Sheboygan, Wis.* ark, Ohio.* Pvt Elmer Brown, 212 West Chestnut Street, Pvt. Uel Hinton, Uniontown, Ky." Pvt. Mark W. Whitney, R. F. D. 1, Guyman, Louisville, Ky.* Pvt. Christ Hirschy, rural route No. 3, Mon- Okla.* Pvt. Fred E. Boyer, 491 East Fifty-seventh roe, Ind.* Pvt. William A. Whitrock, Wilgus, Ohio.* Street, North Portland, Oreg.* Pvt. Andrew Iockstok, R. F. D. No. 2, Ba- Pvt. Frank L. Wilcox, 1034 East Fourth Street, Pvt, George Brunk, R. F. D. No. 2, Waynes- tavia, Ohio.* Columbus, Ind.* ville, Ohio.t Pvt. Edward Hoener, R. F. D. No. 2, Ursa, Ill.* Pvt. Clarence R. Wilkerson, Columbus Grove, Pvt. Noah E. Bullock, Dahl, Ky.* Pvt. William Holland, 312 West Seventh Ohio.* Candidate Cheney H. Byam, Portage, Wis.* Street, Peru, Ind.* Pvt. Earnest Williams, post office box 05, St. Pvt. James P. Cain, Terril, Ky.* Pvt. Raoy Hollingsworth, Oakford, Ind.* Joseph, La.* Sergt. Robert B. Carson, 405 South Brighton Pvt. Maurice A. Holloway, 402 Tytus Avenue, Pvt. Ralph Williams, Elm Grove, Ohio.* Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.* Middletown, Ohio.* Pot. Sarry Wisbart, Box 61,, East Market Pvt. Othar Revere Chalfant, R. F. D. No. 8, Pvt. Joseph Allen Hoover, R. F. D. No. 1, Street, Akron, Ohio.* Cambridge, Ohio.* Tolu, Ky.* Pvt. Harold C. Witt, 14204 Superior Road, Pvt. John Riley Clark, R. F. D. No. 4, Brooks- Pvt Judson Huddleston, Littrell, Ky.* Cleveland, Ohio.* ville, Ky.* Pvt. Everett Isaacs, Saloma, Ky.* Cook Thomas U. Wolf, R. F. D. 5, Fort Re- Pvt. Norbert J. Clark, St. Joseph, Ky.* Pvt. Laos Jacobson, 43 King Karlsgh, Sta- covery, Ohio.* Candidate Eldridge S. Coffin, 100 Columbia vanger, Norway.* Pvt. Clifford Wood, Eaugaille, via Menominee, Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. William Jenkins, Seitz, Ky.* Wis.* Corpl. Deaning B. Cole, 815 East Chestnut Pvt. Lawrence Jessmore, 118 Liberty Street, Pvt. Millard Yates, Youngscreek, Ky.* Street, Bowling Green, Ky.* Oswego, N. Y." Pvt., Cloyd Olney Yeager, R, F. D. 1, Lexing- Candidate Archie Coleman, Kembridge, Va.* Candidate Andrew K. Kobe, 2021 South Park- ton, Ohio. Pvt Harry Coleman, R. F. D. No. 2, Stock- way, Memp his, Tenn.* Pvt. Legrand Fred Yeager, 343 Indian Avenue, holm, Wis.* Pvt. David Johns, R. F. D. No. 4, Strouds- West Perrysburg, Ohio. Pvt. Earl J. Cook, R. F. D. No. 7, Hattford, burg Pa.* Pvt. Fuller Young, Taylor, La.* Ind. Pvt. Arthur W. Johnson, 2440 Superior NE., Pvt. Andrew Zika, 3913 Bush Avenue, Cleve- Pvt. Elijah C. Cox, Cooper, Ky.* Cleveland, Ohio.* land, Ohio.* Pvt John Paul Craig, R. F. D. No. 1, Hite- Pvt. Edgar L. Johnson, Poole, Ky.* Pvt. John A. Zimmerman, 32 Terrace, Colum- man, Iowa.* Pvt Glen W. Johnson, Young America, Ind.* bus, Ohio.* Pvt George Crank, R. F. D. No. 2, Dupont, Pvt. Joe Johnson, Gillespie, Ill. Pvt. Paul J. Zobel, Route 8, Shelbyville, Ind.* Ind.* Pvt. Edward E. Jones, 816 Circular Street, Pvt. Clyde J. Crisem, R. F. D. No. 2, Howe, Lima, Ohio.* CAMP STUART, VA. Ind.* Pvt. Gently Kennedy, Camp Nelson, Ky.* Pvt. Jesse Anderson, Sells, S. C.* Pvt. Thomas Crumes, R. F. D. No. 1, Cox Pvt. William T. Kidd, Delta, Ky.* Pvt. Michael Conway, 32 Franklin Street, New Creek, Ky.* Pvt. Franklin King, Houston, Mo.* York City, N. Y.* Pvt. Monroe Culbertson, R. F. D. No. 2, De- Pvt. Thomas W. King. 814 North Thirty- SgT. William Dali, 130 North Fifteenth Street, mossville, Ky.* fourth Street, Louisville, Ky.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. John Cullivan, R. F. D. No. 1, Princeton, Pot. Earl Kinsel, Livingston, Ill.* Pvt. Joseph Fulkerson, Roan Street, Jackson Ind.* Pvt. Walter A. Knecht, 1347 Huestis Avenue, City. Tenn.* Pvt. Robert Davis, Mountain View, Ky.* Fort Wayne, Ind.* Pvt. Dasil Graham, Dixson, Montgomery Pvt. Earl W. Dean, Pittsfield, Ky.* Pvt. Clarence Knutson, 111 Laflin Street, County, Md.* Pvt. Charles A. Deeter, 203 Box Street, Bussle, Waukesha, Wis.* Pvt. Thomas Hancock, 981 East Nineteenth Iowa.* Pvt. Leslie H. Koster, Frencisville. Id.* Street, Paterson, N. J.* Pvt. August Dicheara, 211 Fairmount Street, Pvt. Joe Kozelka, :1589 West Forty-sixth Pot. John Hill, Lipscomb, Tenn.t Louisville, Ky.* Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Pot. John Kilpatrick, 712 King Street, Wil- Pvt. Robert Delmar Dickerson, Carrolton, Mo.* Second Lieut. Elmer L. Kraus, Cooper Carl- . mington. Del.* Pvt. Charles Dickey, 309 Murray Street, Frank- ton Hotel, Chicago, Ill.* Pet. Fred Lon. Cleveland, Miss.* fort, Ky. Pvt. Robert L. Lakey, 306 North Washington Pvt. James W. Miller, 121 North Johnson Street, Jerseyville, III.* Pvt Ralph F. Dix, Richmond, Ky.* Pvt. Emumet Lamer, Bowling Green, Ky. Street, Charlotte, N. C.* Pvt. John Dudley, Smith Mills, Ky.* Pvt. Nathan Mitchell, R. F. D., care of Peter Pvt Thomas E. Land, R. F. D. No. 5, Evans- Pvt. Henry F. Elwood, 293 Woodside Avenue, Iad.* Washington. Wadley, Ga.* Buffalo, N. Y.* Ville, Fir-t Lieut. Robert Douglas Mitchell, Irving Pvt. Joe Lansfield, R. F. D. No. 7, box 12, Mireet, Wortendyke, N. J.* Pvt. George Ernest, Sampsonville, Ohio.* Glasgow, Ky.t Corpl. Nicholas A. OINeill, 2328 Seventh Ave- Corpl. Earl E. Enzor. Salvation Army Build- Pot, John Latiolais, R. F. D. No. 3, Church nue, New York City, N. Y.* ing, Camp Taylor, Ky.* Point, La.* Firer Sgt. Walter Nutt, 347 South Aldena Pvt. Arthur E. Erickson, Perry, Wis. Pvt. Morse P. Latour, 814 North Broad Street, Avenue. Trenton, N. J.* Pvt. Charles E. Farrell, Walton. Ky.* New Orleans, La.* Pot. William Polletts, 92 Sherman Avenue, Pvt. William D. Farris, 412 Woodward Avenue, Pvt. Ivey C. Lawrence, 219 Ninth Street, Paterson, N. J.* Chattanooga, Tenn.* Laurel, Jones County, Miss.* C. Thompson, Maynard, Minn.* 1vt. Frank B. Parley, Junction City, Ohio.* Pvt. William N. Leahan, 3624 Aspen Street, Pvt. William Pvt. Thomas T. Ferguson, Bryn Mawr, Pa.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Joe Weaver, Route 1, box 38, Alexandria, Pvt. Edward Formiller, Berlin, Wis.* Wagoner John Leising, 2214 Portland Avenue, La.* Pvt. Glenn H. Fowler, Jefferson, Ohio.* Louisville, Ky.* CAMP SYRACUSE, N. Y. Corpl. George W. Freek, 69 East MeMicken Pvt. Emil G. Lewis, 69 Fort Wayne Avenue, Pvt. Charles E. Cornellius, Middleton, Tenn.* Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.* Richmond, Ind.* Pvt. Clarence R. Hinksou, 155 South Jones Pvt. Chambers Freeman, R. F. D. No. 3, Cal- Pvt. George Lewis, R. F. D. No. 1, Havana, Street, Lockhaven, Va.* houn, Ky.* Ohio.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 25 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Palmer Ligsey, Fairfield, Ky.* Candidate Stephen B. Rharon, Catawissa, Pvt. Tonie Widrfvich, 901 Market Street, St. Sergt. James Walter Littlefield, 1014 Park Pa.* Louis, Mo.* Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.* Pvt. Daniel P. Rice, Frankfort, Ind.* Pvt. Pearl Williamson, R. F. D. 9, Washington Candidate Augustine Littleton, 500 Vine Candidate Charles A. Richmond, Gravity, Court House, Ohio.* Street, Chattanooga, Tenn * Iowa.* Pvt. Herbert Wills, R. F. D. 5, Washington Pvt. Bernard A. Lovecamp, Bluffs, Ill.* Pvt. Everett F. Riley, R. F. D. No. 2, St. Court House, Ohio.* Pvt. Guig B. Lucas, R. F. D. No. 0, Lebanon, Claireville, Ohio.* - Pvt. Ienry Winterheimer, R. F. D. 3, New- Ind.* Pvt. Charles F. Robertson, Adairville, Ky.* berg, Ind.* Corpl. Fred E. Lyke, R. F. D. No. 2, box 137, Pvt. Aillia Robins, Mirna, Ky.* Pvt. Alfred Wolf, Alsace Lorraine, Germany.* Kinzston, N. Y. Candidate Charles Edwin Robinson, Norton- Pvt. Edgar P. Wolf, Allenton, Wis.* Pu. Oliver McAfee, IHarrodsburg, Ky.* ville, Ky.* Pvt. Bernard Doyle Wolfe, R. F. D. 3, Monti- Pvt. John W. McConnell, R. F. D. No. 1, Ethel, Pvt. Howard Rodgers, R. F. D. No. 2, East cello, Ind.* Ohio.* Orvell, Ohio.* Pvt. William Wolfe, box 355, Belsonville, Pvt. Isaac McCork, R. F. D. No. 2, Moreland, Pvt. Carl Frederick Roettger, 212 East Third Ohio.* Ky Street, Newport, Ky.* Pvt. Hiram Woodruff, box 22, Bradley, Wis.* Pvt. George P. McDaniel, R. F. D. No. 13, Pvt. Clyde Charles Rogers, R. F. D. No. 5, Pvt. Frank Woods, Swing, Wis.* Kaukauna, Wis.* Veedersburg Ind.* Pvt. Walter Woodward, Rocole, Ky.* Pvt. Willian McDevitt, R. F. D. A, Fountain Pvt. William E Rohl, St. Croix, Ind.* Pvt. Jackson Allison Wright, R. F. D. 1, Alex-* City, Ind.* Corpl. Harry Rosenthal, 1826 North Mount ton, La.* Pvt. Jesse McDole, R. F. D. No. 2, Bedford, Street, Baltimore, Md.* Sergt. Charles 0. Zehner, 210 Cende Street, Ky.- Pvt. Edward Roussian, 515 South Avenue, Tipton, Ind.* Pvt. John C. McGough, route No. 2, Water- Riqua. Ohio.* CAMP TRAYTS, TEX. valley, Ky.* Candidate Harold H. Rowley, Haworth, N. J.* Pvt. Tilford Job Manley, 110 West Church Pvt. Le Roy Ruggles, 907 Baldwin Street, Pvt. James D. Abel, Fort Stockton, Tex.* Alley, East Liverpool, Ohio.* Waterbury, Conn.* Pvt. Frank C. Anderson, Moss Bluff, Tex. Pvt. Carl F. Manweiler, R. F. D. No. 2, Edger- Candidate Antonin J. Ruzicka, 1841 Caryle Pvt. John Anglin, Petersburg, Tex.* ton, Ohio.* Pvt. H. C. Baisden, Pear Valley, Tex.* Street, Racine. Wis.* Pvt. Geo. Beardsley, Millerton, Okla.* Pvt. Henry Martin, R. F. D. No. 2, Waverly, Pvt. Claude F. Saiter, R. F. D. No. 15, Kan- Ill.'- Sergt. Warren J. Bentley, Coyle, Okla.* sas. Ill.* Pvt. Lonue Berditt, Manor, Tex. Pvt. James B. Martun, Progress, Pa.* Pvt. Arthur C. Scaer, R. F. D. No. 3, Con- Pvt. Arthur Caraway, Nixon, Tex.* Pvt. Hobart Mayberry, I. F. D. No. 7, box 40, Voy, Ohio.* KeziL. Ky.* Pvt. Ernest Scheoenborn, 215 West Second Pvt. Elmer E. Chester, route 0. Dalton, Ga.* Pvt. Lindsey Mefford, Rockdale, Ky.* Street, Connersville, Ind.* Pvt. John H. Cooper, Delia, Tex.* Pvt. Frederick Pvt. Simon E. Crawford, Arpalar, Okla. C. Meyer, R, F. D. No. 12, Pvt. Donald Schlegel, 3713 Tyler Street, Pvt. Wyatt Creath, Crockett, Teed Caledonia, Wis.* Minneapolis, Minn.* Pvt. Howell E. Currie, Rainbox, Tex.* Pvt. Alton Miller, 42 Elmensdorf Street, Pvt. Roy Sbankel, South Lebanon, Ohio.* Second Lieut. Joachim Cusachs, 524 Esplande Kingston, N. Y.* Pvt. Al. L. Shearburn, R. F. D. No. 32, Street, New Orleans, La. Pvt. Vernie F. Mincey, R. F. D. No. 2, Rome, Palmyra, Ill.* Pvt. Leonard Dafiels, Jasper, Tex.* Ga.* Pvt. Arthur D. Shuler, McComb, Ohio.* Pvt. Charlie W. Dicke, Knippa, Tex.* Pvt. Theodore Morris, R. F. D. No. 1, Lewis- Pvt. Clarence Siger, Greenville, Ky.* Pvt. Lewis A. Diroux, Hitchcock. Tex.* port, Ky.* Pvt. Claude Silvernail, 11 Fairview Street, Pvt. William E. Downer, Bay City, route 1, Pvt. James T. Morrison, Batesville, Ark.* Oneonta, N. J.* Tex.* Pvt. George W. Mossler, 314 North Orchard Pvt. Roland Simpson, Poplar Flat, Ky.* Pvt. Willie H. Duhow, Gulf and Delaware Street, Logai, Ohio.* Pvt. Leon Skipp, Horsecave. Ky.* Street, Beaumont, Tex. Pvt. John F. Mullin, R. F. D. No. 1, Bridge- Sergt. Earle E. Smith, 43 Frederick Avenue, Pvt. Erastus Farmer, route 1, Atlanta, Tex.* port, Pa.* Oshkosh, Wis.* Sergt. Ralph flick, Mitchell. Ind.* Pvt. Joseph B. Murphy, 1112 Madison Avenue, Pvt. John L. Smith, Columbia, Ky.* Pvt. Walter Foust, Blackwell, Okla.* Cleveland, Ohio.* Pvt. Richard W. Smith, Okauchee, Wis.* Pvt. Sacramento Garza, Alanor, Tex.* Pat. Arthur M. Myers, 517 Baron Street, Lo- Pvt. Sylvester Snowden, Bybee, Ky.* Pvt. Edward Goverau, San Antonio, Tex.* pansport, Ind.* Pvt. Grover C. Sparks, R. F. D. No. B, Terre Pvt. Joe Grohman, Rosanky, Tex.* - Pvt. Norman Neal, Crestwood, Ky.* Haute, Ind.* Pvt. Francisco L. Guerrero, Maxwelf. Tex.* Pvt. Albert N. Nelson, 504 Superior Street, Pvt. Albert George Springmeler, 2812 Erie Pvt. Jiim Hanson, route 4, Luling, Tex.* Lebanon, Ind.* Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.* Pvt. Harry D. Horton, Fort Bend, Ind. Candidate Mervin Neugass, Los Altos, Cal.* Pvt. Seymnore Stearns, Wagango. Ky.* Pvt. Elmer Hotz. Pagosa Springs, Colo.* Pvt. Roy E. Newell, 1612 Jefferson Avenue, Pat. Elmer Steele. Adrian, Wash.* Pvt. Halverton Iloyer, 222 Main Street, Jones- Laporte, Ind.* Pvt. Louis L. Steward, Spenceville, Ind.* boro. Ark. Pvt. John R. Newman, Spring Valley, Ill. Pvt. Willie Stull, R. F. D. No. 2, Sturgis, Pvt. William Kelly, Dallas, Tex.* Corpl. Le Roy IV. Newyers, 591 North Howard, Pvt. Lee C. King. Grayburg, Tex.* Akron, Ohio.* Pvt. Henry L. Suelts. box 80, Dearing, Kans.* Pvt. Jim Kizer, Ladonia, Tex.* Sergt. Marinos Nick,' 810 Tenth Street, Sacra- Corpl. Chas. R. Sullivan, 217 West Park Pvt. Herman Kruse, route box 128, Fayette- mento, Cal.* Street. Lock Haven, Pa.* Ville, Tex.* Pvt. William Norman, 513 South Ingram Pvt. Clarence D. Sutt, R. F. D. No. 3, Header- Pvt. Robert S. Kyle route No. 1, Velasco, Street, Henderson, Ky.* * son. Ky.* Tex. Pvt. William Nuessle, Homewood, Ill.* Pvt. John Sweeney. Arcade, N. Y.* Pvt. Howard Lanham, 1019 North Third Pvt. William J. Ohm, 1354 Sixth Street, Mil- Pvt. Harold M. Swift, Markeson, Wis.* Street, Temple, Tex.* waukee, Wis.* Pvt. Michael Izafransky, 5038 South Throoh Cook Oscar J. Logan, 442 Cherry Street, Abi- Pvt. Joseph W. Oliva, 43 Valley Avenue, Wal- Street. Chicago, Ill.* lone, Tex. do n, N. Y. * Pvt. Clarence Tanner, R. F. D. No. 1, Me- Pvt. Carl D. Lumsden, route No. 1, Chico, Pvt. Walter Louis Olt, 103 Oltin Street, Day- dina. Ohio.* Tex.* ton, Ohio.* Candidate John Thiel, 65 Carter Lake, Pvt. Edward I. Marek, 2452 South Ridgeway Pvt. Corneoloins Olson, Mount Vernon, Wash- Omaha. Nebr.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* ington, D. C.* Candidate Bruce At. Thompson, 318 Miles Pvt. Henry Meyer, Bonham, Tea.* Pvt. Henry Orr, R. F. D. No. 1, Auburn, Ky.* Avenue, Billings, Mont.* Ivt Lee Munski, Brenham, Tex.* Pvt. Charles Owens. Ashland, Ky.* Pvt. Charles B. Thornberry, Barnesville, Pvt. Eddie Neloms, Alexia, Tex.* Pvt. John Palmer, Town of Plains, Mont.* Ohio.* Recruit Sidney Peebles. Weton. Tex. Pvt. Samuel Pardo, 73 East One hundred and Pvt. Elmer B. Tibbs. 1231 Kenton Street, Pvt. John Potter..Pasehe. Tex.* thirteenth Street, New York Dowling Green, Ky.* City.* Pvt. Orion B. Rose, Coleman, route No. 2, Pvt. Hartford Parrott, Town of Buechel, Ky. Pvt. John B. Toennies, R. F. D. No. 1, Albers, Tex." Pvt. William F. Paulson, Arlington, S. C.* Ill.* Pvt. Charles A. tH. Sanders, Gatesville, Tex.* Pvt. Burleigh W. Pelkey, Glenwood, Me.* Pvt. Noby Tonkins, Heaters, W. Va.* Pvt. Tony Schwertner, Miles. Tex.* Pvt. Wallace Peterson, R. F. D. No. 3, Amery, Mess Serat. Homer 0. Turner, Baxter. Ky.* First Lieut. Cecil Clarence Smith, Violet Hill, Corpl. Homer 0. Turner. Baxter, Ky.* Ark. Pt. Randolph Peyton, 815 South Fifth Street. 'Pvt. Thedford Turner, Ennis, Ky.* Pvt. Joseph J. Sponse. 1647 West Second Ironton, Ohio.* Pvt. William C. Turner, R. F. D. No. 1, Cave Avenue, Durango, Colo. Pvt. Henry M. Phelps, R. F. D. No. 2, Rome, City, Ky.* Pvt. Charles A. Summa. 902 Chamberlain Ave- Ohio.* Pvt. August Turoin, 405 Houston Avenue, nue. Corpus Christi. Tex.* Candidate Vergon Philhower-, Marrow, Ohio.* Evansville, Ind.* Pvt. MagGees Johnson, Leakey, Tex.* Pvt. Erin Pickett, Proverb, Owen County. Ky.* Pvt. Aurelius Vandemark, Lima, Ohio.* Pvt. Edward Thuntt, 213 Arceniega Street, Cook Merl M. Pickrell, R. F. D. No. 4, Middle- Pvt. Ray E. Vaniman, 119 West Plant San Antonio. Tex. bury, Ind.* Street. Washineton Court House. Ohio.* Pvt. Thomas Pike. Vevay, Ind.* Corpl. Edmond R. Vick, Youniaport, Tea." Pvt. Wilbur D. Varcoe, lenchrun, Wash.* Corpl. Bedford Weaver, 413 Warren Strect, Pvt. John Pison, 155 Washington Street, New Pvt. Thomas Vasbinder, Chesterfield, Ind.* San ntonio. Tex.* Britain, Conn. Pvt. Charles A. Venable, 422 Bickenson Street, Pvt. James I. Webster, Wichita Falls. Tex.* Pvt. Maurice R. Ponsler, R. F. D. No. 7, An- Charleston, W. Va.* Pvt. Edmund J. Weiss, R. F. D. No. 5, box 10, derson, Ind.* Pvt. Herman Vogel, 1027 Broadway, Greens- Schulenburg, Tex.* Pvt. Simon G. Pontrick. 1036 South Twenty- burg. Ind.* eighth Street, Louisville, Ky.* Pvt. Warren E. Walther, 711 Green'wood Ave- CAMP UPTON, N. Y. Pat. Earl Posey. Tennyson, Ind.* nue. Greenbay, Wis.* Pvt. William Adams, 165 Chase Avenue, Web- Second Lieut. Sanford Hubbell Potter, 1340 Pvt. Louis A. Waninger, R. F. D. 1, Evanston, ster, Mass.* Commonwealth Avenue. Boston, Mass.* Ind.* Pvt. Robert W. Anderson, Arnot. Pa.* Pvt. Walker Powers, Hawesville, Ky.* Pvt. Clarence Weeks, R. F. D. 3, Wings, Ky.* Pvt. William It. Baneurlein, Glenshaw. Pa.* Pvt. Tony Prachewic, 2121 North Eighteenth Candidate Lawrence A. Weile, 1818 West Pvt. Werner J. Bergschneider, 512 North Street. Springfield, Ill.* Ninth Street. Spokane, Wash.* Sixth Street. Springfield, Ill.* Pvt. Roy Price, R. F. D. No. 1, Prospect, Pvt. Clarence Weirough, R. F. D. 24, McComb, Pvt. Leroy Clifford Bess, Flanders Road, River- Ohio.* Ohio.* head. Long Island, N. Y.1 Pvt. Ed. Prover, R. F. D. No. 11, Fort Candidate Walter R. White, Manchester. Ky.* Pvt. Frank Bonareto, 279 Third Aveue, - Wayne, Ind.* Pvt. Edward D. Whitemore, 211 Austin Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.* Candidate Irwin Samuel Reynolds, 220,3 Toledo, Ohio.* Pat. Samuel tH. Booker, R. F. D. No. 2, box Stone Street, Port Huron, Mich.* Sergt. Thomas R. Whitnel, Fulton, Ky.* 38, Sunnyside, Va.* 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY,.NOVEMBER 2, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Jnies R. Brainerd, 11 Massachusetts PVt. Jules bnell, 417) Park Avenue, Bronx, First Lieut. John Groat Corson, Rephottom, iveline. Czamnbrit.ge, Mass.* N. y.* la. ColPh Orgu I. Brigg., 907 East Eighth Corpl. William Harvey Stell, 836 West Pvt. Thomas 11. Dunning, 8135 Wentworth , reel, neard-towi. Ill.* Twenty-first Street, New York, N. Y.* Avenue, Chicago, IIl.* Pit. 11 aryn rmwn, Millhurn, W. Va.* Pvt. Hester Sutton. 7 Milford, Va. Pi t. Archie L. Keeting, Smalegale, Iowa. P tI, Ehou!, 1, owne, 121 West One hundred Corpl. George Swartz, 25 East Ninety-ninth Pvt. Henry Langelon, 2122 North Kimball and thirty -third- Street, New York City, Mreet, New York. N. Y. Avenue, Chicago, 111. X. Y,* Pvt. Benjamin Swerdloff, 45 Norway Park, Pvt. Frederick J. Nasan, 449 Cole Street, San Co. pl .J hh F. Duck, 847 Lafayette Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Francibso, Cal.* *rotollyni, N. Y. Pvt. Edward S. Tate, 15 Chardon Street, Bos- Pat. Chalne4 W. Bule, R. F. D. No. 2, Ileven ton, Mass.* FORf BENJAMIN HARRISON, IND. 1a1h y, Pa.* Pvt. (first alens) Joseph S. Taylor, 3718 Pvt. Williamn 8. baaer, 4so layoiuing Avenue, 1Pvt. Joau F. Callahan, 1 Heath Place, Malden, Prairie Avinu,u Chicago, Ill.* Lotilan,, U.io.* Pvt. Willie t. Tillerson, R. F. D. No. 1, box tPet. .aces .1. Bary, Warwick, N. Y.0 Pit. Palul J Callahan, 500 West Forty-third 4, Skipwitp, Va.* t. Gerani V. blue, ,am.town, Pa.* btreet, Ne York City.* Pvt. Otto C. Toepel. 800 Blandia Street, Utica, lt.LP al J. Burns, iteuovine, U..io.* Pit. Worich Coslo. Itipley. W. ta.* N. Y.* P%L. Joscja 1,. Larpenter, 13i>U %Vest Cam. *Pvt. Loeter Chiatman, 67 Ilighland Street, Pvt. Victor Joseph Tremblay, 32 Earl Street, bring, atreet, Puauelpnia, va.* Lac(nia, N. IL* Central Falls, R. I * V Pt. Atichael J. Cleary, Ahoy, %iis.* Pvt. JoS, ph II. Curovish, 611 Jay Street, El- Pvt. Edward M. Walsh, 536 Vanderbilt Ave- Pvt. Nieubei Denny, 1004 Superior Avenue, rira, N. Y.* nue, Brooklyn, N. Y.* N. b., I'ittA.bu.gh, Pa.* Pet. Leopold IDauffture, Ro.9coland, La.* Pvt. Edward M. Walzh, 8 Court Square, Brook- Pvt. krana a.J ne. Otis, Ind.* Pvt: .Juliuc Davidsoni, 92 Chrystie Street, New lyn, N. Y.* Loipi. J. T. hktusmain, 74b2 Gilpin Street York City, N. Y. Pvt. William Wattley, 219 West Thirty-fifth I.enver, L olo.* Pv, -um., Dutis. box 152, Inez, NAC. Street, New York City.* Pvt. T,.oias Arthur Fleek, Able, Nebr.* Cotpl Arthur W. Dexter, 3 Foggy Curt, San- Pvt. John J. We ks. New Boston, Mass.* Pvt. Clarence It. Gaugu, Murray, Ky.* tord, Me.* Pvt. Herbert Wheeloek White. 64 South Bur- Pvt. Iranikl liail, Nowata, Oaia.* Pvt ArtI.ur Jmnis Dickinson, 923 Simpson ritt Street, New Brirain. Conn.* PIt. Ramond C. Hanford, 219 North Eight- Street, New York City, N. Y.* Pvt William White. 125 West One hundred Ccet, btre't, Celar hapids, lovia.* Pvt. Georg' Dunn, 257 Chappel Street, At- and first Street. New York City.* Pvt. Gilmun C. larding, 4.4 Fitth Avenue, 1lantt. Ga.* Pvt. lPp-id Wyman, Dover Plains, N. Y.* Leulentworth, Kan.* Pt I. Lou.s DuQuette, 1 Ilawley Street, Center Sergt. William Petri'k Sweeney, 8 West Sun- P',t. Pi i J. Hiawltey, 72 Balmforch Avenue, Fall,, Rt. I. nyside A-enue, Troy, N. Y.* Danbury, Conn.* Pt. Wm. H. Edmondson. Houston, Va.* Co-pl. Al Wolf,. 542 Graham Avenue, Brook- Plt.' Ilwleod 11ayes, Natchez City, Wash.* Pvt. Clarence Fjerstad, t annon F.1lls, Minn.* lyn, N. Y.* Pvt. tustate 1lhiden, Stockton, Iowa.*' Pvt. Saimuel Fo-kii. 2509 Seventh Avenue, Pvt. Alfred Yonnvblood, Reroh, Miss.* Pvt. Allin I. Hllden, Copenis.., Miten.* New York Cay, N. Y.* CAMP WAiSWORTii, S. C. PVt. Wailace Hollanud, 70) North klorida Ave- Pvt. Isaab Gills, route ;eo. 1, box 14, Salter% nue, Lakiland, rla.* 1) pot, S. C.* Pvt. Famuel K. Art, Kingsburg. 8. C.* Pvt.0 Joseph .1. Hubert, Andover, N. J.* Co:pl. Gordon G. Grasell, 275 Academy Pvt. Robert Barber, Lindon, Tenn. Pvtt.t. Pvt. Ruben Benner, 613 Passyunk Avenue, Jueiphn lin, It. F. D. No. 1, Carter*- Ptreet, Astoria, L. I.* Ville, Ga.* Pt Maitin Francis Gregg, 98 Ninetieth Ave- Phiauk Ipnia, Jla.* Corpl. Irank R. Jadwin, East Fultonham, ue, Nehw Yoik, N. Y.* Pe t. James Bryant, Eastland, Tenn.* Oaio.* Pvt. James Grill, It. F. D. No. 1, Blakely, Ga.* Pvt. Jamies Carther, Ro-e hill, S. C.* Pvt. John Chadwick. Nashville, Ga.* Pvt. Lnrrl L. Knight, Jssup, Ga.* Pvt Joseph illadley, Elmore Street, Bakerton, Pit. Marious Mason, 514 Galapago Street, IPa.* . Pvt. Charles J. Deloach, R. F. D. 3, Atlanta, Ga. 1,enier, Colo.* Pvt. Harold tall, 101 Ward treet, Nauga- Pvt. Jo ..n Majewski, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 59, tuck, Conn.' Pvt. Elijah Dxon, 613 Nylthewood. S. C.* Sob.esI.1Wis* Pvt. llovea Hammer, 402 East Forty-sixth Pvt. Lu-Ion Dumas, 823 Park Avenue, San- ford. Fla. Pvt. Walter K 'Mianson, Attica, Kans.* trect New York City.* Pvt. Milo B. McPool. Hartford Ala.* Pvt. Benjamin Henry Brunson, R. F. D. 2, Pvt. Pamuel Ingle. Bishoo. Tex * Pvt. Clifford F Greenville, Ala.* Pvt. Clarence William Price, 151 Petteys Ave- Pvt. Donald R. Justice, 3011 College Avenue, nue, Providence R. I.* Pvt. Robert B. Gamble, R. P. D. 4, Gooaz, Beav'-r Falls, Pa.* Pyt Frank II. Rhinehart, R. F. D. No. 1, Ala.* Pvt William Lindor. 8472 Nerth Ashland - Qavons.* U'ORT BATARD, N. W1. Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Pyt. GIovanni Ricci, 19 Laurel Street, South Pvt. Hyman Bookman, 196 McKebbob Street, Pvt. Milford Lunt, R. F. D. No. 2, 311awerth, Norwalk. Conn. Broeklyn, N; X.* Me.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 27, NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. George Mdusour, 127 Suffolk Street, Low- FORT LOGAN, COLO. Recruit Basil B. Bradford, R. F. D. No. 6, el, Mass.* Recruit Alton Calder, Vernal, Utah.* Hindsboro, Ill,* Cook Roy M. McGrath, 1227 Thirty-seventh Recruit William Colby, Altonah, Utah.* Pvt. James D. Burns, 2436 East Hazzard Street, Rock Island, III.* Recruit John G. Darley, Wellsville, Utah.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Corpl. Edward E. Mosby, 1027 Oakley Street, Recruit Clarence E. Dunivan, Morrison, Okla. Recruit Edward R. Capp, Sterling, Ill.* Evansville, Ind.* Recrilit Manlio L. Ferraris, Alteras, Cal.* Corpl. Don C. Castell, 912 Barstow Street, Pvt. John J. Newman, 273 Exchange Street, Recruit John A. Herman, R. F. D. 3, Denison, Waukesha, Wis.* New Haven, Conn.* Iowa. Pvt. Harrison Corbin, route 5, Brookfeld, Pa.* Pvt. Harry H. Niendick, 102 South Twenty- Recruit Reuben M. Jensen, Hyrum, Utah. Pvt. Alexandrie Darzinski, 556 Dean Street, third Street, Richmond. Cal.* Recruit Archie R. McCall, Russ, Mo. Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Roy L. Pittman, 2075 East Fifth Street, Recruit Charles D. McNamee, Standish, Cal.* Pvt. Arthur L. Davis, Millville, Columbia Newton, Kans.' Recruit Joseph G. Okey, American Fork, Utab. County, Pa.* SOWt. Jesse M. Rhodes, Croweburg, Kans.* Corpl. Egbert M. Weeks, 3328 Euggles Street, First Lieut. Claude Dean, Evergreen, Ala. Pvt. Joseph II. Riley, Smith Center, Kans.* Omaha, Nebr. Pvt. William J. Eadie, 33 Duquesne Avenue, Cook Claude C. Russell, 3505 Memphis Street, Duquesne, Pa.* El Paso, Tex.* FORT M'HENRY, MD. Pvt. Michael Egaro, 323 Violet Street, Norris- Pvt. Melquidez Valdez, Gallup, N. Mex.* Col. Albert Allen, 11 John Street, Attleboro, town, Pa.* lfusician Henry W. Wilhelm, Stanley, Wis.* Mass.* Recruit Felix Eickhoff, Merrisonville, III.* Corpl Charles A. Willis, Asage, Iowa.* Pvt. John Armstrong, Union Mills, Va.* Recruit Lester C. Faucett, East Gadsden, Pvt. Norman Wilson, 181 Byrnett Street, Pet. (first class) John J. Benda, 925 North Ala. Spartanburg, S. C.* Wolfe Street, Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Bennie Feinberg, 110 Carpenter Street, Pvt. John W. Black, Wannish, N. C.* Greensburg, Pa.* FORT BRADY, MICH. Pvt. George Blair, Dorsett Street, South Bur- Recruit John Ferenbach, R. F. D. No. 3, Jer- Pvt. Harrison Bartels, Mexico, ?%o.* lington, Vt.* seyville, Ill.* Pvt. Bell Foltz, R. F. D. No. 1, Crosper, Pvt. Howard Bright, College Corner, Ohio.* Pvt. Jackson U. Fessler, Pennereek, Pa.* Minn.* Cook Howard A. Brinton, 1213 North Warnick First Lieut. Ralph Hubert Fickes, Avonmore, Pvt. James Novak. Greaney, Minn.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pa. Pvt. lHarry Poy, 312 East Bremen Avenue, Wa- Pvt. Guy Calkins, Cloy, N. Y.* Corpl. Monte J. Fulmer, East Church Street, verly,, iowa.* Pvt. Charles S. Chadwick, 1015 Masonic Ave- Salisbury, Md.* nue, Belding, Mich.* Pvt. Arthur Graden, Cape Girardeau, Mo.* FORT CLtRK, TEX. Pvt. Frederick Covelle, 1158 Passyunk Avenue, Corpl. John C. Gray, 339 North Main Street, Pvt. Turner II. King, R. F. D. No. 1, box 5, Philadelphia, Pa.* Wilkesbarre, Pa.* Burnsville, N. C. Pvt. Isiaih Cox, Dozier, Ala.* Pvt. Rollie Groce, Sharon, Okla.* Pvt. Leo Dandlinger, 27 Bayliss Avenue, Bing- Sergt. Frank C. Grotzinger, 601 Highland FORT COLLINS, COLO. hamten, N. Y.* Place, Belleview, Pa.* Pvt. Joseph E. Flanders, 2000 Cedar Street, Pvt. Will Driver, Zebelon, Pike County, Ga.* Pvt. Thomas W. Grover, Iron City, Ga.* Pueblo, Colo.* Pvt. J. L. Dykstra, Goshen, Ind.* Pvt. Wheelor V. Grover, Purcell, Okla.* Pvt. Romolo Epiecoco, 117 East Chestnut Pvt. Carl Hansen, Luck, Wis.* FORT DUPONT, DEL. Street, East Rochester, N. Y.* Pvt. William J. Harris, 13 Mahanoy Avenue Pvt. Edward R. Bond, Sharpo, Va.* Pvt. Labort E. Farling, Magnolia, Il.* Mahanoy City, Pa.* Pvt. Valentine Ferris, 15 Hovey Street, New- Pvt. Floyd Hartley, Harmburg, Ark.* FORT ETHAN ALLEN, VT. ton, Mass.* Pvt. Benjamin F. Havard, 111 La Grange Pvt Charles J. Fisher, 13 Rutherford Place, Street, Pittston, Pa.* Pvt. Odilon Bisson, R. D. No. 2, Lancaster, North Arlington, N. J.* Pvt. John W. Heminger, Boyett, Fla.* Mass.* Pvt. .Pvt. John C. Donnelly, 37 Asonet Street, Dallas Green, Gray, Ala. Pvt. William Johnston, Yatesboro, Pa.* Worcester, Mass.- Pvt. Benjamin Gowdy, 1307 North Sixteenth Pvt. Charles Keller, 250 Bridge Street, 14 Sea View Avenue, Street, Boise, Idaho. Phoenixville, Pa.* Pvt. John F. Fitzpatrick, Pvt. Sam Hacks, Haddock, Ga.* Pvt. Lewis Kelley, R. P. D. No. 3, Carthage, Revere, Mass.* Pvt. Ill.* Musician Emanuele Fontana, 266 Shrewsbury Philip Hamilton, Desoto, Ga.* Pvt. David Hughes, 175 Forty-eighth Street, Pvt. Joseph Korte, route 3, Breese. Ill.* Street, Worcester, Mass.* Pittsburgh, Pa.* Sergt. Joseph G. Kuntz, 2003 Orchard Knob Corpl. Vernaindo M. Hammond, 287 Washing- Pvt. Matt J. Jonas, 616 South Bridge Street, Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn.* ton Street, Newport, Mass.* Berlin, Corpl. Edward F. Lapp, 3426 Herman Street, Pvt. Maurice Jaffe, 12 Blanche Street, Worces- Mich.* Pvt. (first class) Joseph A. fatowskl, 713 Louisville, Ky.* ter, Mass.* Street, Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. John Laureson, route 2, Money, Pa.* Kilduff, 15 St. Albans Road, Rox- South Regester I't. Edward Pvt. Gustav Lerch, 101 East One hundred and Pvt. Raymond Lee, Madison. Minn.* bury, Mass.* Fiftenth Street, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. George D. Leonard, R. F. D. No. 7, box Px t. Joseph I. Mascher 614 West Forty- Pvt. James B. McFetrich, 1723 South Fifty- 40, Carlisle, Pa.* eighth Street, New York City, N. Y.* fifth First Lieut. Robert K. Livingston, Alms Hotel, Pvt. Apostolos Sklavenitis, Katahori, Greece.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Thomas A. McGuire, Sturgis Street, Jes- Cincinnati, Ohio. FORT HANCOCK, N. J. sup, Fla.* Recruit'James Logan, 316 West Thirty-fourth Street, New York City.* Ginsberg, 332 Sackman Street, Pvt. Ernest Merrill, Macon, Ga.* Pvt. Hlyiman Pvt. Tom Montgomery, Castleberry, Ala.* Pvt. Clatus Mahiu, Carinen, Okla.* Brooklyn, N. Y.* Cook Guiseppe Manure, 127 Green Street, Harold R. Ives, 335 North Main Street, Pvt. Arthur Nelson, Higliview, W. Va.* Pvt. Pvt. Fenton Newby, Smithfield, Va.* Albany, N. Y.* Wallingford, Conn.* Pvt. John Martino, Pvt. Wilbur Jones, 62 Lake Street, East Pales- Pvt. Lawyer Pope, Macon, Ga.* 65 Washington Avenue, Sergt. Joseph Ryan, 528 Chauncey New Haven, Conn.* tine. Ohio*. Street, Pvt. Henry L. Miller, Charleston, Okla.* Md.* Madison, Wis.* Pvt. Walter Luik, Betterton, Pyt. Roger C. Selby, Mount Airy, Md.* Pvt. Charles F. Mitchell, Alexandre, Pa.* Pvt. Charles Alyous Peterson, 221 Duncan First Lieut. Timothy Joseph Moran, San Jose City, N. J.* Pvt. Truman E. Shiverette, Bristol, Vt. Avenue, Jersey Pvt. Arthur Strom, Lake Crystal, Minn.* Apartments, 5939 Kirkwood Street, Pitts- Pvt. Romie B. Pulliam, R. F. D, No. 4, Shelby- burgh, Pa.* ville, Ky.* Pvt. Louis Welmer, Geneseo, Ill.* Pvt. Gover White, 2 Hastings Avenue, Ard- Pvt. Elmer Moyer, 116 North Sixth Stredt, Sergt. David G. Townsend, 6060 Ridge Ave- more, Pa.* Perkasie, Pa.* nue, Roxborough, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. James Williams, Camden, Ala.- Sergt., First Class, John H. Mulcehay, 7 Dame FORT HOWARD, MD. Avenue, Somerville, Mass.* FORT MCPHERSON, GA. Pvt. Michael Murphy, 2234 Pipan Street, Pvt. Joseph Chamman, 4 Marlum, Street, Pvt. Elwood C. Baker, Odell, Nebr.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pittsburgh, Pa.* First Lieut. Guy Chaille Haralson, Vicksburg, Pvt. Ernest Ouart, Kewanee, Ill.* Mechanic Fred W. Rissel, 539 Livingston Miss. Pvt. Rudolph Ourtly, Deep River, Iowa.* Street, Elizabeth, N. J.* Second Lieut. Lester Howard Hughes, Blue Pvt. George M. Parker, Orie, Pa.* Springs, Pvt. Nels Peterson, Ozark, FORT JAY, N. T. Mo. Ark.* First Lieut. Porter Perry Pillans, Orlando, Pvt. Frank Barone, 7312 Thirteenth Avenue, FORT MONROE, VA. Fla.* Pvt. Brooklyn, N. Y.* Joseph Michael Collins, 107 Main Street, Pvt. Clarence L. Porter, R. F. D. No. 1, Sergt. William K. Cox, 1033 State Street, Allegany, N. Y.* Mound City, Mo.* Watertown, N. Y.* Pvt. Wylie Grier, R. F. D. No. 3, Winusboro, Pvt. Ralph Powell, 1116 West Main Cross Pvt. John Fichter, 104 Redwood Avenue, Pat- S. C.* Street Finley, Ohio.* erson, N. J.* Pvt. Howard Lusk, Dawson, Minn. Pvt. Walter Riser, route 1, Cameron, W. Va.* Pvt. Morris Seyler, Mackeyville, Pa.* Pvt. Cliffortd G. Payne, Plummerville, Ark.* Pvt. Adolph W. Roever, route 7, Enid, Okla.* PORT LEAVENWORTH, KANS. - FORT IOULTRIE, S. C. Pvt. Henry E. Schweher, R. F. D. No. 3, Tex.* Second Highland, III.* Pvt. Roy A. Brunette, Edna, Lieut. Henry Billings Furber, Wood- First Lieut. Murat Halstead Scott, R. F. D. Pvt. Lewis H. Campbell, 1002 South C Street, stock, Vt. No. 2, Rossville, Ga. Monmouth Ill. FORT MYER, VA. Pvt. John Pvt. Andrew Selph, Poplarville, Miss.* iharles, Jr., 221 Carbon Street, Pvt. Jesse L. Barr, La Fayette, Ohio.* Pvt Ben H. Singleton, Wooldridge, Tenn.* Minersville, Pa.* First Lieut. Homer Joseph Slocum, Carrol- Pvt. Harold E. Dow, 120 Pleasant Street, FORT 11EWARK, N. T. ton, Ky.* Dennington, Vt.* Pvt. Marcus Youngblood, McCloud, Okla.* Pvt. Herman 0. Enderson, R. F. D. 1, Britton, Pvt. Anthony Stakievigo, 82 Sumber Street, S. Dak.* FORT NIAGARA, N. Y. Minerville, Pa.* Pvt. Lester P. Evans, 912 Park Avenue, Ra- Pvt. Walter Elmer Hardgrove, 517 Nye Ave- Pvt. Charles Steinmuller, 389 Twentieth Ave- cine, Wis.* nue, Irvington, N. J.* nue. Milwaukee, Wis.* First Lieut. Pvt. James J. Grady, 2009 Geyer Avenue, St. FORT OGLETHORPE, GA. Edward Sartor Stewart, Clanton, Louis, Mo.* Ala. Pvt. Cleo Heavner, 802 Harrison Street, Kansas Pvt. James T. Anderson, Okeechobee, Fla.* First Lieut. Duncan Moss Stone, 518 Cherry Cite. Mo.* Pvt. Willis Baker, Trenton, Ga.* Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.* Pvt. Eugene C. Kingsbury, Cottonwood, Pvt. Albert W. Beller, 2385 Palm Beach Ave- First Lieut. Ralph Waldo Turner, 347 Hudson S. Dak. nue, Pittsburgh. Pa.* Avenue. Albany, N. Y.* FORT LOGAN H. ROOTS, ARK. Pvt. Charles J. Boyle, 3802 Wallace Street, Pvt. William R. Vickers, Bennington, Okla., Pvt. Don Friday, R. F. D. 1, Sherrill, Ark.* Philadelphia, Pa.' route No. 1.* 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEDE"R 2, 1618. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Joseplh Wazner, Ton Mile, W. Va.* P'vt. Ernest A. Freudenburg, R. F. D. No. 1, FORT SkM TOi STN, T. Pvt. (u, Whit, ide. 3317 11averford Avenue, laui- n, Nobr.* P-t. E-nect Iulloi k, Ful.nsomRt, X. C." Philadelphia, Pa * Pvt. Willham S. Goforth, R. F. D. No. 1, Ivt. Vinetint Cantu, 103 lr.'ex Av una, San Recruit Ni holas Williams, route No. 2. Dan- iunlker, Mo.* Antonio, Tex. ville. Ala. Pvt. Liarem e Whitaker Grant, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Do-it' l'oroe, Breut Bridge, L.* Pvt WilliJ .. Wilson, 410 North Front tFarker. Kans.* Pvt. Gijlbe(rt Foutanot, J ,aU.1 Street, Phill iiur, Center County. Pa.* Pvt. Arthur henry Guterinuth, R. F. D: No. Pvt. R~dfo.'d E. Gob0, -1r a Mon.*I.* Pvt. Leroy A. Wyant, 03 Church etreet, An- 1., h etdden 6prxugs, Ato.* Pvt. J lnmes R. '11~n1.blOTex.* solia. Conn.* Recruit Charls, Narion Harris. 4472 San Pvt. I first lrss) Frank E. (,u zn ly, lEast BOS- Pvt. William Young, Roedville, Pa.* Francisco Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.* ton, Mass.* Pvt. Joe Zeeman, Medford, Okla.* Pvt. Ainadtetoun iowden 11errell, It, F. D No. Pet. W-' cc it. i prI. Porocllo, Idaho.* L0, LUrica, Miss.* FORT OM TIA, NEBR. Pvt. Louie C. Ianueman, ox 72, Godrich, hit. Everett Ray Higgins, R. F. D. No. 1. Colo.* Pvt. Allen L. Boklund, Kalmar, Corloso, Hays, Kans.* Pvt Michael flolstrokken. Oniesbura, N. Dak. Swedi n. Pvt. Louis It. Hines, 111 Main Street, Neo- Pvt. 1ir-in A. Jackson, Powy r, Okle. Pvt. Alfred Grieb, 3205 Leavenworth Street, deska, Kans.* Pvt. William J Jones, 201 1 Le.nd AvnIlue, Onalus, Nebr.* - Pvt. Rolla W. Hitchcox, It. F. D. No. 3, James- " u

THlE OFFICIAL TJ. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 29 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK 305 Prospect Street, Red TAYLOn Fu:LD, AL.. Worcester Street, Pet. Joln .1. Culla, Recruit Arthur ,Lloche, 8 Oak. Iowa.' ret. George Salmon, 295 East Larned Str.et, S. Dearmont, 903 College 11111, Detroit, Mich.* Rflit l L, wi., W. Leaf. Morristown. N. V. Rorult Jullan Thir- Cape Girardent. Mo.* WILILUR WIUGHT FirLD, DAYTON, quio. R*-'ruit Charles E. Lor!:i. 1200.North Pa cruit rarl Grant. Osmian, 11ll Hanas, Plereon, Inu.' trit, lhiladepila. Pa.' . Pri. Sheldon A. t enth Recruit harley L. Ieyman, 200 Iligh Street, .vi. William om.url larrt, IprIngileld, retult Joihn A. McConville Ei-hteenth Street Be"llevue, O'hio' and Third Avenue. Troy. N. V.* Ohio.* Re-rult David R. Jones, 014 Lincoln Street, Acnue, R *uit Tlon::as Mculre, -50 East Sixty-fifth Topeka. Kau%*. Pr. WinfredNaini. I. Introld, 313 EllIs City. N. Y * Wicita, Mrtet. New York Recruit William P. Larson, 1340 North Iloyne Pt. John J. Nl1-Larney, 23 Jewett Street, An- Avenue. (hicago. Ill. ivt. ,J1asA. nlbag, 03 High Street, P'ers- Sonia. Conn.* Commercial burg, Va.* 147 Benham Corl Arthur Llcoberlann, 512 lBec*ult Junn 1,. Mcynmara, Art nue. Cairo, Ill.* rDGBWOOD ARsELXAL, MD. Avi nut. tridgeport. Conn. 231 College Ave- C.* l'ederbon, lrosaw Avenue, Recruit Wilfred N. Lonsway, Pvt. Neil Adams. Fountain Inn, S. B-',*-ru:t Pter 1. nuo. Fostoria. Ohio.* Pvt. Ralph V. Akers. Chanute, Kans.* Floral Park, N. Y.* Padrent. Colo.* E. Ilenjamin. iehton, lowa.* 832 North Irving Recruit Lester D. Lynch. Pvt. Charles Ricruit inti IW. Roberts, Rieruit Clarenne N. Martin. 37 North Green- Pvt. Uarvey ilishop, 1anty (lo. c'a.* Al inue, Scranton, Pa.* Ill.* L. 4.0 Emat one hundred R. F. 1. No. 2, wod Avenue. Kankakee. Coipl. Guy Bowers, Everuit Port-r 1.. Sheller, Recruit Harvey C. McDaniel, St. Francis. Tex.* and thirty-eighth ,tiet, New York, N. Y.* )n IolN. Pa.* 87004 Forest Ave- Velidville. S. C.' 000 East Ninth Recruit Edward A. Moore, Pvt. Elijah Bradley, Rii i t ndoV Siegelman. nue. South Minneapolis, 311in.* Pvt. Robert Burton, Etsxe, Perins County, k-f reet. Now York City. N. Y. R. R. No. 4, Rector, Leverington Recruit John N. Noel, Nebr.* Pi. Clarles 11. Sinipson. 5.5 Ark.* Pvt. ieorge Carrawat, Weir, Kan.* A' on'e. Philadelphia. Pa.* Temperance Street, ChurcAll. Laureuis, '. C.* 12 First Street, Recruit Stanley Olson. 538 Pvt. Butler B' :t. l:,nwick C. eimodberg, St. Paul, Mi nn.* Pvt. Moses Cunningham, King Street, Wil- :'aug.-rties. N. Y.' R. P. D. No. 4, S. C.* 703 East Elm Recruit Iluh T. Prater, liamtsown, Re voi C'larie W. Tinkler, Plain Dealing. La.* Pvt. Michael Daly, Kane. Pa.* Street. VpriigPe'd, Mo. R. Rudden. 722 North Waulces-ha, 111, routi 2, Recruit Emmett Pvt. David R. Davies, Sunnyhill, Recruit Lbertv Troase, 1P. 0. box Twelfth Sireet, Quincy Ill.* WIS.* Illekwille. Long Island, N. Y.* Jasksou. Minn.* Eli7a- 29.8 North Sixth Recruit Otto Strovy. Pvt. William E. Day, 534 Jersey Avenue, Beiruit liatrry fl. Williams, Recruit Ilerbirt J. Smith, 2019 Capron Street, beth, N. J.* Street, Philadi'lphia, I a.* Berlin, Wi.* Pit. Robert Delleati, 180 Twelfth Avenue, As- FORT .SNELLING, MINN. 'Recrult Tl-:ideus Stewicki, 2051 Crystal toria, Long Island, N. Y.* route No. 5. Houston, Street. Chicago. I. Pvt. McCot Derry. tidgeway, S. C.* Pvt. Rnlph F. Anderson, Marked Tree, Ark.* Minn.* Recruit Pent L. Wooley, Pvt.P'lain, Arthur Boston, Dixon, Mass.' 3 Call Street, Jamaica Pu r. I'enry C. Enders, route No. 2, Bozeman, MADISON BaRAcKs, ,t. f. Mont.* Pvt. Charlie Dixon, It. F. D. No. 3, box 6, PIt. 'Ih- ias Julseth, R. F. D. No. 1, Brandon, First Lieut. Walter II. Jones, 2020 West At- Blenhein, S. L.* Minn.' lantle Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Pvt. Hlny S. Drake, Andalusia, Pa.* Pvt. Robrt Andrew Newell, StatePeniten- Pvt. William Charlos Tirrell, 453 William 1'vt. Don English, Marshall. Ill. tiry. Rawlins, WNyo.* Street, Flint, Mich. Pvt. Ellery P. Fagg South Athol. Mass.* Pvt. Win. Gowena, Georgetown, S. C. Pyt. Albert G. Rolsum, Mumbrota, Minn.* WASH. Pvt. t.erge Snover, Luverne. Minn.*' VAxcorvan BARRACKS. Pvt. Jay M. Griffith, Elhurn, Ill.* Pvt. Victor E. Weberg. Milaca. Minn.* Pvt. William F. Schrader, 913 Park Street, St* Pvt. Jol'n Hallett, Conway, N. II. Joseph. Mich.* Ivt. Robert Hamilton. Florence S. C.' rORT STEVENS, 01130. East Sixth Street P'vt. Ivan Heald, Center Level, Xle.* Wash.' Pyt Willie W. Sinclair, 212 Pvt. Lornzo Butler, box 877, laine, Vancouver, Wash.* Pvt. Ernest Herron, Gettysburg. S. Dak.* Pvt. George .1. Korian, Grafton. N. Dak. Sergt Joseph A. rig..rin. 405 Washington First Lieut. William I. Neiton, Hammond, WHIPPLE BAReACKS, ARTS. Street, Wilmington, Del.* Oreg. Pyt. Almid Doggett, R. F. D. No. 1, Mason, l'vt. Charlie hill. Alum Creek, W. Va.* FOrT TRarT, N.-'. Tenn. Pvt. Fred Howe Kershaw, S. C.* Castaltar Street, Pvt. Harold ifulman, 990 Wilson Avenue, Ce- Serat. Wilburn Dougoud, general delivery, Pvt. Robert N. Dohnal, 1210 Hamilton, Ohio.* Omaha, Nebr.* lumbus, Ohl.* Prt. Herman R. Pfahl, Route No. 2, Cornelius, Pvt. Harry F. Janssen Reading Pa. BORT THOMAS, KY. Oreg.* Pvt Moses Jenkins, Port Royal, A. C.* Draftee Charlie C. Ferrell, R. F. D. No. 2, CHANUTE FIELD, ILL. Pvt. Walter Jordan, Hlaiinway, S. C.* Dunhnm, N. C.* Street, I'*t. Albert Kimball. Sweden, Me.'* Rel uit 'arlton E. larbaugh, Blue Ridge, Pa.* Fri, John Harris Lewis, 821 Huffman Pvt. Norman Lanbright, 14 Hughes Staoet, Thir- sliurg Pa.' Charleston, S. C.A Recruit Wilter V. lolbert, 1800 North PytP v 1arvin i Smith, 913 Williams Street, teenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Pt. Victor Lasznske. 349 East One hundred Recruit John Kittimel, Tremont, Schuylkill Chattanooga. Tenn.* and forty-ninth Street, New York, N. I.* ELLINGTON FIELD. TE . Pvt. Augustus Leo, Dexter, Me.* D. No. 5, - t. (Go Lone Montgomery Center, Vt.* Rfecout 'Inebmond P. Rector, R..F. Pvt. Don W. Greer, League City, Tex.' Marshall. N. C.* MINOLA, N. Z. Pvt. Willien . Meany, 710 Sheridan Strreet Reet u;t Walter Shuey, 229 South Fifth Street, HAZLHRST FIELD. fononmhela, Pa.* Lebanon, Pa. Pyt. Carl E. Potter, Carroll, Iowa.* Pvt. James Merritt, Camillus, N. Y.* rORT WAYNE, MICH. KELLY WIELD, TEX. PtQuincy, Pearl Ill.J Morris, 122.3 North Fifth Street, Coyer, Lansing. W. Va. Pyt. George N. Johnson, Mu do. S. Dak. Chauffeur Earl Monroe Oakland Avenue, Pvt. Ulehard T. McIntyre. Ambla, ladl.' Pvt.Irdbilsapolls, Mis el . lar.'Mullen. 924 FORT WILLIAMSBRIDOt. N. T. Vincent Omalley, 3428S Hirsch Alamo, vFt. Nniaes Pet. Columbhus Norris, Ira. S C.* Pvt. Jeffe Mercer, ruial route No. 1, Street, Chicago, Ill. Ga.* Pvt. David Parkes, Hackett Street, Greenwood, LANOLY FIELD, VA. S. .* - FORT WORDas, WASH. Gilbert Street; Mus- Pvt. Jane' Powe, Cl -1w, S. C.* Seat- Pt. Leland S. Calde, 810 Pvt. David L. Elster, Hotel Fairmount, catinoe, lown.* Pvt. John Prince. A: ti-son, S. C.* tle. Wash. R. F. D. No. 2, Wa- Pvt. Nelson S. Raymish, 327 Montgdmery Pyt. Clarente Cunningham, N. Y.* FORT WORTH, TEX. ierloo, q. C. I Street, Syraouse, A. Kistler, 834 Bar- Pvt. William Rosenhaum. 105 Coleridge Street, Recruit Li-ge Mo-ley, route No. 1, box 100. Sepr. (first class) -John rason Av. nue., Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.' -Manhattan Beath, N. Y.* Beilia, Ttx.* R. F. D. No. 2, box 27A, Pr. Louis Saunders. Lunfries. Va Y. Pvt. John Pho n, FORT WRIGHnT, N. John Island. S. C.* P'vt. Wallace J. Sien. 624 West Euclid Ave. Pit. Frank E WelSh, :814 Grand Concourse, Cot pl Leo I. Simmons, 1837 Sixth Street NW., nie *'n Antonio. Tor.* New Yetk City. N. Y.* Wtll-uiton 1). C.* Pvt. William Taylor. J;.arex. Va.* Street, Ra- COLiUMt:t.9 BARRACKS, OHIO. Pvt .rwn II. Smith, 312 English Pet. Everett T1hinl.ey ianoley 1le.* Pvt Jlos ph J. Treaka. Jr., i'5 WomdwrI T D, S10 Lincoln Avenue, cine, Wis.* Arcnue. Brooklyn. N Y ' Re, -1ut Stanley ea. M'COOK FIBtO. OHIO. Seat. (1:si ela-- Yiw11. W*tson, GtS Hel- ' F.a-wdry, 224 Brown Stre. t, Pvt. Robrrt ti Ashmore, 827 HamiltpW Avenue, mont Street Portland, Oreg.* a IDi' In lich. Flit. Mreh * R - - t I a k it. ( a-ton. Cramer. Ind.* Pr. Enrl Pitrson Wilt, 410 Pine Street, Johns- PICTINVY ARSE.N1.. N. J. 11-wkiis. R. F. V. No. 4. It- ut W*' inm i. town, Pa.* F'iIt Lient. Albert L. Crocker, 136 Cypiess x 18. Boityme 1 ty. ti-h. FIELD. TENN. F. Shensid ah, Va.' PARK Street, Brookline, Nass. R -u't Rtyniod Itggs. J. Hianilton. Nunnelly. Tenn.' P' t. W.'am J. Itg. Itraeltnd Pa.* Pv~t. Pqu S. T. t .Taimies (. Inglis. Va., lich.* Liut rin, Coffin nLttle, Jr., 201 RAIvTAN APrNAL, p eU Second Y. It -- n.t James E. L a-elil. 1120 Ilurd Avenue, Eact Say Street. Ithaca. N. Pyt. Nathan Brown, Spaita. N. C.* it non Ilarbor Mich. I POiST rtIn. cKL-A. Lukassiw Fret soil. Mich.' ROCK ISLAND ARSRNAL, ILL. I F.ank <, Second Lieut. Ilorveo Fielihouse Critchley, 31 R-' nit .ulson M. MeManaway. Charlottes- Street, Steelton, Pa. Pvt. Adam 0. Noble, 803 East Court Street, . Va.* South Fourth mcn. Pendileton. Oreg. R. *uit Patrick F. Sweeney, 1937 Garfield smFrmous riELD, -n'evamd. Chicesgo. Ill.' Second Lieut. Dixie Bohon Tucker, care of A. ARMY PROVING GROUNDS, ABERDEEN, ID. Rro ut Loam S. We.k. 544 Swain Street, Bris- Express Division. Stillwater: Okla.* anti M. 902 Corpl. Jeremnyab A. Mahoney, 83 Howe tO. Pa.' Second Lieut. John William Quarles, Jr., Avenue. Hartford. Conn. Recruit FIno Wickstrom. 700 Oak Street, Calu- Fourth Avenue. Richmond, Va.* Pvt. James F. Mears. Varnville, S. C.' met, Mich. TEX. TALIAFURRO FIELD. ADAMS, MASS. 4aFFERSON BARRACKS, MO. Leut. Neal D. Adelsperger, 250 Douglas Second Ohio.' Pvt. John Wltkos 15 East Hoosck Street. No. 7, Avenue. Springfiold, Recruit Prairie Fred Brown, R. F. I6 Jil Campo, Tot. Chicopee, Mass. Garnett, Kans.* Pvt Adolph C

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ALEXANDRIA, LA. CIALES, P. R. Sergt. Charles G. Shelton, 878 Green Lvenue, Prt. Frank A. Navratil, R. F. D. 1, Exira, Pvt. Augustin Padro, Barrio Fronton, Ciales, Brooklyn, . Y. Iowa.* P. I.* Pvt. Carl Sheron, R. F. D. 1, Nunda, S. Dak.* Pvt. Herman II. Probst, R. F. D. 3, State COLLEGE STATION, TEX. Pvt. William L. Sherwood, Rochelle, Ill.* Pvt. James P. Trout, Woodbine, Iowa.* Center, Jowa.* Pvt. Tom Will Remboldt, Junction, Tex.* GREENVILLE, S. C. ANN ARBOR, MICI. COLON HOSPITAL, PANAMA. Pvt. Will- Conboy, 2527 Eighteenth Street, Thomas M. Cashman, Altamont, Kans.* Pvt. Will Bratley, West Union. S. C.* Minueanolis. Minn.* Recruit Paul H. Hamilton, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Pickett MeCollough, 454 West Main Ps t. Frank Molesta, R. F. D. 10, Grand Mount Pleasant, Tex.* Street, Rockmill, S. C.* Rapids, Mich.* Recruit William H. C. Young, R. F. D. No. 4, Pvt. Francis Reed, Ediston Island, S. C.* ARCADIA, CAL. Mount Colm, Tex.* GUAYAMA, P. R. Pvt. John D. Hill, Morrisdale, Pa. COLONIA, N. j. Pvt. Angel Santiago, Guayama, P. R.* Pvt. Elmer Shueck, 1116 Cherry Street, Read- ASTORIA, OREG. ing, Pa.* IANOVER, N. H. First Lieut. Malcolmn Cunningham, 1333 Street, Holmes Avenue, Springfield, Ill.* COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Pvt. James William O'Neil, 3 Maple Pvt. Albert C. Carey, 623 Monroe Street, Milford, N. H.* AUSTIN, TEX. Fredonia, Kans.* HARISBURG, PA. Pvt. .Tames C. Bailey, R. F. D. 1, Malvern, Pvt. Leland Scott James, Cortez, Colo.* Ark.* Pvt. Herschel Hall Kurts, North Salem, Ind.* Pvt Homer Davis, R. F. D. No. 2, nox 62, Pvt. Lee Castle Berger, 1110 El Paso Street, Wrightsville, Ga. Fort Worth. Tex.* COLUMBUS, N. MEX. Pvt. Jesse F. Kelley, 17 Reservoir Street, Pvt. Ira C. Bownds, R. F. D. 2, Lexington, Pvt. Charles S. Armstrong, Madisonville, Ohio. Spray, N.C. TOx. Pvt. George Porter, R. F. D. No. 3, Kaufman, HOBOKEN, N. J. Pvt. Edward Couch, jr., Ozone, Tex.* Tex. P vt. Younie V. Fulcler, Sterling City, Tex.* Pvt. Albert Washington, 1218 Shreve Street, PA't. Lewis F. Petterton, Astoria, Ill. Prt. James G. Johnson, R. F. D. 4, New Shreveport, La.* Pvt. James I. Beshearse, R. F. D. No. 0, Iloston, Tox. Ralp D. Eh, 34 Leven Street, Jamestown, Smithville, Tenn.* P1. (first class) Floyd Lyons, Big Otter, W. N. Y. Pvt. John Betten, Laketon, Ind. DALLAS, TEN. Pvt. Fred Branney, Breda, Iowa.* 4, Pi t. Joseph H. Pool, R. F. D. 1, Dawson, Pvt. Ralph W. Tawzer, Sloan, Iowa. Pvt. John Walton Browning, I. F. D. No. Tex.* Cedar Hill, Tenn.* Pvt. Ernest Rose, Bracketville. Tex. DAYTON, OHIO. Pvt. Albert Brunner, 945 Vannest Street, Pvt. Elmer 0. Warren, Pecan Gap, Tex.* Pvt. Dewey Francis McElroy, Meadow Valley, Peoria, Ill.* P t. Joseph R. Weir, 4806 East Side Avenue, Cal.* Pvt. Lawrence Buren, Marthaville, La.* Dallas, Tex.* DEKALB, MO. Pvt. Oren Bucker Caskey, Coal 11111, Ark.* 164 Barclay Street, Pvt. Travis Wells, Monticello, Ark.* class) Edward A. Crumpacker, De- Pvt. Vincent Clifford, Pvt. J. B. Wilkerson, Grand View, Tex.* Pvt. (first Flushing, Long Island, N. Y.* kalb, Mo.* 8327 N. MEX. Second Lieut. William Anthony Collerain, BAINBRIDGE, GA. DEMING, Avenue K, Galveston, Tex. Pvt. John H. Perkins, R. F. D. No. 2, box Sergt. John R. Farmer, Fourteenth Street Pyt. Thomas F. Collican, 82 Farview Street, Mason City, La.* 10, Bainbridge, Ga.* NW., 1 Carbondale, Pa.* DES MOINES, IOWA. Pvt. Charles Herbert Cook, 89 Washington BALTIMORE, MD. Street, Groveland, Mass.* Pvt. Homer G. Fislier, Lafontaine, Ind.* Pvt. Willie J. Bruning, Quimby, Iowa." Pt. Elmer J. Daly, Charles'City, Iowa.* Pvt. (mochanic) Stanley Klos. 603 South Pvt. Roscoe B. Campbell, Callao, Mo.* Pvt. Robert Leg Duck, R. F. D. No. 2, Gates, Belnord Avenue, Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Leroy Houchin, Hopkins, Mo.* N. C.* 321 State Street, Tex- BAGOR, ME. Pvt. George C. Lutner, Pvt. Hugo Henry Feldbush, R. F. D. No. 176, arkana, Ark.* Hawthorne, N. Y.* Pvt. George M. Toole, 320 Hancock Street, Pvt. Peter J. Nolan, Jamaica, Iowa.* Pvt. Joseph A. Gagnon, 193 Bouditch Street, Bangor, Me.* Pvt. John Scott, Cambridge, Nebr.* Now Bedford, Mass.* BOSTON, MaSs. Pvt. James R. Stuart, Kissie Mills, Mo.* Pvt. Jim Gann, R. F. D. No. 6, Jefferson City, Pvt. Harry W. Summer, Fingal, N. Dak.* Pvt. Fred V. Carpenter, R. F. D. No. 1, Put- Tenn.* MICH. Sergt. Lawrence M. Gibbins, 200 William man, Conn.* DETROIT, Street, Lockland, Ohio.* BROOKLYN, N. Y. First Lieut. George A. Cunningham, Cheney, Pvt. William Robert Gleim, R. F. D. No. 1 Kans. Memaha, La.* Pvt. George Andrews, 141 Superior Street, DOVER, N. J. Youngstown, -Ohio.* Pvt. Frank Gowdy, Endfield, Ill. Co'-pl. Joseph Cava, 373 Manhattan Avenue, Pvt. Robert L. Harvey, Star Route, Talla- Pvt. Jesse Graham, R. F. 1). No. 1, Lake Park, Brooklyn. N. Y.* hassee, Fla.* Iowa.* Capt. William Harmon Chapman, 376 Clin- EAGLE PASS, TEN. Pvt. John H. Gruetor, Crystal City, Mo.* ton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Lester Halverstein, Norfolk, Nebr.* Pvt. John 11. Schmidt, 1224 Gaty Avenue, East Pvt. Lee Jasper Harris. Altamaha, Ga. BROWNSVILLE, TEX. St. Louis, Il. Richard Hartman, McKeesport, Pa.* Pass, Tex. Pvt. Musician Frank G. Benson, East Berlin, Q. M. Sergt. Ithamar Sweet, Eagle Pvt. Herbert II. Hatton, R. F. D. No. 2, Don, C(onn.* ISLAND, N. Y. aldville, Ga.* ELLIS Pvt. John Willard Henry, 248 Broad Street, Psi. Mortie E. Dickerson. Ellisville, Miss.* Portsmouth, Ohio. First Lieut. Claude . Mchiride Forehand, 829 Capt. Orin W. Robe, Providence, R. L* forget Street, Dallas, Tex. EL PASO, TEX. Sergt.* Richard L. Iulton, 171 Garfield Ave- Pit. Peter 0. Rassmussen, Beresford, S. Dak.* nue, Jersey City, N. J.* Capt. Luckett Cochran, 1410 Montana Street, Pvt. Roy Jewell, R. F. D. No. 2, Strawberry RURLINGTON, VT. El-Paso, Ter.* Point, Iowa.* Student Robert Joseph Cashman, 80 Canton P-vt. Reuben McLachern, R. F. D. 7, Afexia, Pvt. Albert Johnstn, jr., McCullough, Ala.* Street. Fitchburg, Mass.* Tex.* Pvt. Lantus Johnson, 1525 McKean Street, Pvt. Clyde Austin Hurst, Cloverdale, Ind.* Corpl. Elmer W. Shelton, Lorena, Okla.* Philadelphia, Pa.* FAIRFIELD, OHIO. Pvt. James F, Keely, 6412 South California CALLFIELD, TEX. Street, Chicgo, Il.* Pvt. Heber II. Thomas, 44 Main Street, Salt Pvt. Jesse G. Pearson, Elizabeth, Ind. Pvt. Lawrence Mace, 29 Allentown Street, Lake City, Utah.* Corpl. Frederick F. Theole, 1299 East Fourth Lynn, Mass.* Ps t. George Williams, 1019 Brunswick AVe- Street, St. Paul, Minn.* Pvt. Albert Maneman, R. F. D. No. 1, Carroll, nue, Trenton, N. J.* FARMER, S. DAK. La. * Pit. Harry L. Meade, Tyrone, N. Y.* CAMDEN, N. J. Pvt. Patrick A. Bowling, Farmer, S. Dak.* Pvt. Agicir Mitchell, Odell, Tex.* Evt. Earl C. Willet, 571 Michel Street, Cam- POX HILLS, N. Y. Pvt. Thomas Peter Oaks, Fort Kent, Me.* den, N. J.* Pvt. Ole A. Olson, Cedar Canyon, S. Dak.* CANTON, OHIO. Pvt. Jessp G. Elliott, R. F. D. 6, Franklin, Ky. Pvt. William F. Ozley, Silurial, Ala.* FRUITHURST, GA. Pvt. Guy McDougal Perry, Millport, N. Y.* First Lieut. Joseph Charles Monnier, Louis- Corpl. Albert R. Pomeroy, Tusculum, Ga.* ville, Ohio.* Pvt. David Russell, R. F. D. 1, Hutchins, Ga." Pvt. William B. Poplin, Roaring River, N. C.* CHATTANOOGA, TENN. GARDEN CITY, N. N. Pvt. Joseph A. Rogers, 344 West One hun- Hunt, 418 Georgia dredth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Second Lieut. Jesse P. Pvt. Waldo C. Arendt, 1326 Washington Street, Pvt. Arthur Ruona, Fladmore, S. Dak.* Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn.* Lincoln, Nebr.* Pyt. Joseph L. Severns, Brownstown, Ill.* CHESTER, PA. Corpl. Frank J. Carver, 67 South Twenty- Pvt. Henry D. Steinhaus, 1216 Divesy Park- Pvt. Samuel Krasnow, 200 Haffords Street, nmnth Strcet, Camden, N. J. way, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. (first class) Frank D. Kendall, 28 Wash- Pvt. James A. Sunter, 47 Willy Street, Tarry- Fall River, Mass.* ington Street, Winchester, Mass. town. N. Y.* Pyt. Fitzhugh L. White, Pulaski, Va.* Pvt. Ervin S. Marvin, Simms, Mont.* Corpl. John Tanco, 28 Walden Street, Ports- CHICAGO, ILL. Pvt. James C. McDermott, 17 Somerset Street, mouth. N. H1.* Pvt. Julits Chernin, 1426 North Campbell Lowell, Mass. Pvt. Marion Thompson, Elizabethtown, Ky.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Cadet Earl C. Milliken, Lockhart, Tex.* Pvt. George Willard Thurman. Celina, Tex.* Pvt. James M. McKay, 2.08 West Thirty- Pvt. Joseph N. Nereauz, R. F. D. 2, Breaus Pvt. Lucas Tom, Jefferson Hill, Ga.* ninth Street, Chicago, Ill.* Bridge, La.* Corpl. E. S. Vaiden, R. F. D. No. 2, Hernado, Second Lieut. Chester LeVerne Muller, C260 Pvt. Frank P. Noone, 15 South Collet Street, Miss.* First Avenue NW., Seattle, Wash. Danville, Ill.* Pvt. Willis Vanatta, Smithville, Tenn.* Pvt. John W. Stapf, R. F. D. No. 35, Mont- Pvt. Joseph C. Prediger, 20 Howell Street, Serat. Walton W. Wright, box 467, Orlando, rose, Mo.* Catskill, N. Y.* Fla.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918. 31 k NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST VEEK

HOFFMAN ISLAND, N. Y. MOORESTOWN, N. o. Pvt. Julius Schneider, 224 West One hundred Pvt. Shelby F. Clagg, ft. F. D. No. 4, Galap- Capt. T. II. Dudley Perkins, Moorestown, N. J. and sixteenth Street. New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Frank J. Shanalan. 141 West One hun- olIs, Ohio.* MONTREAL, CANADA. Pvt. Walter E. Dixson, 120 Fifty-fifth Street, dred and fifth Street, New York City, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Joseph L. Reeves, 1807 Thirtieth Avenue, N. Y. Gulfport, Miss. Pvt. Syvelson Shaw, Olcott, N. Y.* HOT SINGAK. Pvt. Joe Bowie, Lamont, Fla.* NOGALES, ARIZ. Pvt. James J. Martin, 270 Grant Avenue, Sergt. Santo Felizzola, Pinebridge Road, Chap- Brooklyn. N. Y.* paqua, N. Y. Corpl. Frank Whitworth, Elengrove, Ohio.* Pvt. Walter V. Pepuers, 115 Laurel Street, NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. OSWEGO, N. Y. Hot Springs, Ark.* Pvt. Frederick W. Arian, 1110 Third Avenue, Pvt. Anthony Rachilla, Hot Springs, Ark.* Sterling, Ill. Pvt. Merl T. Greentield, R. F. D. No. 23, Swanton, Ohio.* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. NEW HAVEN, CONN. Pvt. William J. Hart, 503 Carlton, Avenue, Pvt. Harvey Brown. White Mound, WIs.* Pvt. (first class) Earle Carroll, 34 California Carut'iersville, Mo.* Pvt. Geor e W. Larson, R. F. D. No. 2, Stock- Street, Zonia, Ohio.* Pvt. Morgan A. Lidell, 238 Adams Street, holm, Wils.* Pvt. Thomas A. Thomson, 229 Prospect i'ottsville, Pa.* Pvt. John Wlade-mar Lnndqgrn, Pombine, Wis.* Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich.* Sert. Fred L. Stilson, Main Street, Cobles- Pvt. Harry Maddox, Long Ridg;e, Ky.* NEW ORLEANS, LA. kill, N. Y.* OTSVILLE, N. Y. IOWA CITY, IOWA. Pvt. Lee A. Martin, Breaux Bridge, La.* Sergt. Leif Olawson, Pinole, Cal. Pvt. Ilollad S. Walker, Campbell, Mo.* NEWPORT NDws, VA. Sergt. Jesse 11. Beale, 1208 Fourth Avenue, PEORIA, ILL. ITHACA. N. T. Dodge City. Kans.* Charles E. Phelps, 15 Central Avenue, Cald- Pvt. Ferdinand Schmidt, 317 East Eighteenth Pvt. Joseph Billis, Lena. La.* well, N. J. Street, New-York, N. Y.* Pvt. Cnarles V. Burmaster, 810 Jefferson Street, McDonoughvillp, La.* PHILADELPHIA, PA. JACKSON, S. C. Pvt. Anthony Cannady, box 47, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Robert B. Baker. Elbridge, N. Y.* Pvt. John Yerwoit, Greatneck Road, Copaigue, Van, Okla.* Pet. Jol n Joseph Foley, jr., 1214 McKean N. Y.* Pvt. (first class) Harvey Carbaugh, Longdale, Street, Philadelphia, Pla.* KANSAS CITY, MO. Ohio.* Pvt. Isadore Poley, 718 Spring Garden Street, Pvt. Anton E. Carlson, Polar. Wis.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Lawrence L. Akey, box 62, Rudolph, Wis.* Pvt. George Demaky, Fort Griffith, Pa.* Pvt. (first class) Howard Jo~eph Schuemarker, Pvt. Otis I. Biornson, R. F. D. No. 2, E11s- Pvt. Homer Dixon, Murray, Ilocking County, 53 Pond Street, Natick. Mtass.* worth, Wis.* Ohio.* Sergt. David A. Sloan, 139 South Peach Street Pvt. Leo F. Durant, Oshkosh. Wis.* Pvt. Albert Douglas, box 180. Rayne, La.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Sergt. Neal Gandy, Buchkoit, Tex.* Pvt. Fred Dowdy, 1003 North Laird Street, Pvt. Charles R. Gleadell. Leesburg, Ohio.* Oklahoma City. Okla.* PINE BLtFF, ARK. Pvt. Oscar W. Grebe. 124 West Flooot Street, Pvt. Ben Duckett, ft. F. D. No. 1, Whitmire, Pvt. Hobart Fuquay, Lisman, Ky.* Pond du Lac, Wis. S. C.* Pvt. Joseph E. Jelinek. Cazenovla, Wis.* Pvt. Lawrence D. Ellinwood, route 29, Delta, PITTSBURGH, PA. Pvt. Oneil Jorgenson, R. F. ). No. 2, Ettrick, Ohio.* Pvt. Arthur Babb. 322 North Walnut Street, Wis.* Pvt. (first class) Lloyd V. Gagen, 1072 Deharo Columbia City, Ind * Pvt. 'Francis H. Kaiser, R. F. D. No. 1, Street. San Francisco, Cal.* Pvt. Buton E. Cochran, R. F. D. No. 2, Spooner, Wis.* Pvt. Alvin Gill. Star Route, Dayton, Tenn.* Whitewater, Kans.* Pvt. Ervin L. Lefebvre, 411 East Second Pvt. Harry E. Greenwalt, Elnora, Pa.* Pvt Herlwrt D. Fortuar, R. F. D. No. 7, Street, Ashland, Wis.* - Pvt. Talmage Holly, 310 Cypress Street, Eliza- Muncie, Ind. Pvt. Harry W. Mix, R. F. D. No. 2, Berlin, beth City, N. C.* Pvt. James B. Godbey, R. F. D. No. 5, Salls- Wis.* Pvt. William Houston, Abbeville, S. C.* bury N. C. Pvt. Thomas A. Pearson, Jr., R. F. D. No. 3, Pvt. Earl F. Huber, R. D. No. 7, Meadville, Pvt. William F. Grimm, 1120 West Eighth La Valle, Wis.* Pa.* Avenue, Antico. Wis * Pvt. Martin A. Reddington, 1715 Sutler Ave- Pet. Wasil Hlurlek, 359 West Sixth Street, Pvt. Henry WilliPn Kirch, 135 Shutrum nue, Cincinnati, Ohio.* West Wyoming, Pa.* Street, Buffalo, N Y: Pvt. William J. Schild, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Mevill E. Jensen, 1000 Blunt Street, Pvt. Theodore Miller, 601 Monroe Street, La Crosse, Wis.* Charles City, Iowa.* F Deestnr. Ind. Pvt. Leonard H. Schroeder, R. F. D. No. 15, Pvt. Ignac Jinkowski, R. F. D. No. 1, box 124, Pv 'qwnsq rene' O'Rlordan, 1731 Miffli Larsen, Wis.* Chapel Hill, Tex. Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Pvt. Edward C. Stluka, Eastman. Wis.* Pvt. Isaac Johnson, R. F. D. No. 3, box 36, Pvt. William H. Timmons, 710 South Street, Natchitoches, La.* PONTIAC, MICH. Springfield, Mo.* Pvt. John Jones, route No. 6, box 44, Green- Pvt. (first class) Robert I. Struthers, 264 Pvt. Adolph G. H. Wacek, Winter, Wis.* ville S. C.* - Saginaw Street. Pontiac, Mich. KENNEBUNKPORT, MIB. Pvt. Clarence Kennedy, route No. 1, box 1, PRESIDIO, CAL. Rose Hill. S. C.* Pvt. Clarence W. Littlefield, Kennebunkport, Pvt. Archibald W. Frazer, 1605 P Street, Me.* Pvt. Charles Kimbel. Halifax, N. C.* Pvt. (first class) Fred A. Marshall, North Sacramento, Cal.* LAKEWOOD, N. J. Groton, N. H. QUEBEC, CANADA. Pvt. Frank E. Burkhart, Shoemakerville, Pvt. Thonas J. McDonald, Barnesboro, Pa.* Pvt. Paul Ladner. Waveland, iss.t Burks County, Pa.* Pvt. James D. Melton, Camden, Ark.* . Pvt. Reuben Hunt, Okahumpka, Fla. Pvt.' Myrtle L. Moran. Lakeshore. Miss.* RICHMOND COLLEGE, VA. Pvt. Martin S. l eterson, 76 Carroll Street, Pvt. Perle 0 Pfile, Rapaije, Mont.* Pvt. Angelo Paliumbo, 20 South Second Street. Naugatuck, Conn. Pvt. Walter L. Powell, R. F. D. No. 2614, Reading, Pa.* LANCASTER, PA. Quincy, Fla.* ROCHESTER, N. Y. Pvt. Frank A. Rosbek, Pollock. S. Dak.* First Lieut. -John Gabriel Long, 604 East Pvt. Samuel Segal, 413 Bainbridge Street, Pvt. Albert Priverteria, Jara Cattana, Italy.* Chestnut Street, Lancaster, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa.* ROCKFORD, ILL. LAREDO, TEX. Pet. (first class) Fred V. Shults,'R. F. D. No. First Lieut. Timothy Gibson Sellew, Water- Corpl. Lee Baker, Hickman. Ky.* 3, Howard, Pa.* town, Ohio. Sergt. Harry Friedberg, 15 Rutgers Place, Pvt. (first class) John F. Stewart, R. F. D. SALEM, N. J. New York, N. Y. No. 2 Carrollton. Ohio. Pvt. William T. Streeker, 531 West One hun- Pvt. Win. E. Perry, jr., North Tazewell, Va. LAWTON, OKLA. dred and sixty-second Street, New York, Pvt. Charles G. Russell, 029 Court Street, Los N. Y.* SAN AtTONIO, TEX. Angeles, Cal.* Pvt. George E. Sullivan, Montgomery, Iowa. Pvt. Horace L. Sheffield, Cellidge, Tex.* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Pvt. Albert Yert Thomas, HaFetsburg. Tex.* Pvt. Sidney Thompson, 1019 West Washington SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Pvt. Albert Robinson, humphrey, Ark.* Street, New Iberia, La.* Pvt. Herman Bernthal, R. F. D. No. 1, Sand- Pvt. Mark Williams, Warren, Ark.* Pvt. Soloman Tolbert, Tuskegee, AIa.* point, Idaho.* LOUISVILLE, KY. Pvt. Elmer R. Towner, Trenpealean. Wis. Pvt. Malcolm W. Dillon, 2331 Twelfth Street, Sergt. Frederick L. Schultz, 718- tagazine Pvt. Napoleon R. Varin, Brooks, Minn.* Boulder, Colo. I Street, Louisville, Ky.* Pvt. Martin R. Walsh, 4025, Winterburg Ave-- SAN JUAN, P. R. First Lieut. John Leon Seldell. 874 Riverdale nue. Pittsburgh Pa.* Street, West Springfield, Mass. Pvt Sam Washington, box 5, Shelton, S. C.* Pvt. Francisco Costa, Victoria Street, Ponce, Pvt. Bert Walker, t. F. D. No. 3, Windsor, Pvt. Theodore Werre, Venturia, N. Dak.* Porto Rico. Il.* Pvt. Ignacio Gonzalez, Moca, Porto Rico.* NEW YORK CITY, N Y. MADISON, WIS. . SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH. /Pvt. Fred J. Huebbe, Baraboo, Wis.* Pvt. (first class) Harold Dagner, 2177 Bath Pvt. Theo. 0. Westbrook, Cascade, Mich.* MARKLETON, PA. Gate Avenue, New York City. N. Y.* Pvt. Joseph Dunbach, 257 Stanhope Street, SCHENECTADY, N. Y. First Lieut. Joseph Daniel Rosenthal, 1887 Brooklyn, N. Y.* St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. Ed. Allen, R. F. D. No. 1. box 63, New- Pvt. liouard Dunn, 30 Union Street, Salem, nan. Ga.* MINEOLA, LONG ISLAND, r. Y. N. J* Pvt. Claude B. Robinson. Springwater, N, Y.* Pvt. Arvil M. Binhack, Princeton, Md.* Pvt. Charles ). Hibbet, Gallatin, Tenn.t Pvt, Roy F. Howard. Tryphosa. N. C.* SECAUCUS, N. J. MISSOULA, MONT. Pvt. Phillip Leblane. Labarre. La.* Pvt. Carl W. Cramer, 415 West Avenue, Brook- Pvt. Gerard W. Cornelissen, Kopel Street, First Lieut. William C. Reese, 216 South field, Mo.* Gendt, Holland.t Franklin Street. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.* Pvt. Clarence E. Harper, Unionville, Ohio.* Pvt. Roy E. Reynolds, Broadview, Mont.* Pvt. Leon W. Sanford, R. F. D. No. 3, West- Pvt. Einer E. Atrandskov, Degman, Mont* field, Wis.* (Continued on page 32.) 32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918.

NOTICE OF PROPOSED PURCHASES FOR THE NAVY. . Soldiers Who Died Last Week. WASHINGTON, October 29,1918. The Bureau of Supplies and Accounts of the Navy Department has issued notice of (Continued from page 31.) proposecparchases of the following material. Bidders desiring to submit proposals should SPARTANDURG, S. C. request the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Deparament. Washington, D. C., to Sergt. Cornelius A. Bochette, R. F. D. No. 2, send schedules covering the meterial which they propose G3olar, giving scheldule number. Elloree, S. C.* MISCELLANEOUS. Corpl. oral A. Parkinson, 91 Forty-first Street, Oakland, Cal.* ST. ELIZABETTS, BRIGHTON, MASS. Articles. Quantity. yard. Sch. Delivery at navy Pvt. Joseph R. Green, 8 Columbus Avenue, Stoughton, Mass.* CorC, sheet, comnresqed, inlating------20,000 squere feet--. Portsmouth, N. H. --- 3502 STILLMAoN YALLEY, ILL. Eeelsior, first-class quality...... 300,010 pounds..-.-Philadelphia, Pa.--.-- 3511 Fendelis, cane, Spanish...... 3,00...... Brooklyn, N . 3509 Pvt. Harry V. Haye, Byron, Ill.* Pipe, steel, seamless...... 3Miscelhncous. N . 3506 ST. PAUL, MINK. Pumtps, bulkhead lift and force...... (10...--..o...... Brool-n, N. Y...... 3500 Sets, entilating, bull...:...... do-...... Mare Island, Cal...... 3501 Pvt. William L. Grogan, 102 Conway Street, Greenfield, Mass.* Siesc, crushod...... -- 410 tans...... -Norlolk, Va. Squii'ae blhtt...... 11,3 ------'ortsmouthN 3302 Pvt. Orie Johnson. Sandstone, Minn. Squilgees, without bandles...... 211,010...... Various...... 3502 Capt. George H. Kirker, block 7, Brittag Tiling, floor, porcelain, white.--...... 50 siare feet...... New Orleans, La.-. 3506 Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tubina, stcel, sles:, cold drawn, galvanized; black, Misceilneous...... Various...... 3506 Pvt. Roy H. Kleiner, route No. 1, Riley, Kans.* lap welded. Pvt. Oscar A. Melander, 1123 East Fourth Street, Duluth, Minn.* Pvt. James F. Randall, 104 South Street, HARIDIWATE. Stamford, Conn.* SYRACUSE, \. Y. Pvt. Charles Monroe Edwards, 115 Second Brad, wire, copper...... 'ise'llaneous. Various...... 1998 D. C.* Breds, wire, steel------...... do...... --...... do...... 1997 Street 1NE., Washington, Nails, cut, co-mposition, sheoathing ...... o.do...... 1998 Ret. Joseph Robinson, North Carver, Plymouth Nails, cut, copper; iron, galanized...... - --do...... 1998 County, Mass. Nails, copper, wire...... do...... 1998 TRENTON, N. J. Nails, upholsterer's leather...... 1...... Philadelphia, P.. 1997 Broad Niils, wire, steel...... i -cell means_ Various...... 1997 Corp. John F. Diamond, 573 South Serews-, wood, brass...... do...... 3508 Street, Trenton, N. J.* WASHINGTON, D. C. Spikes, eat, iron, wrought, galvanized...--...... 0 --...... do...... 19991993 Sp es, railroad, mild steel...... M,000 pounds. Puget Sound, Wash... 1996 Pvt. George Davis. Cobbs Creek, Va.* pesire, see ...... 10 pounds...... do...... -...... 1997 Capt. Eugene I. Kothe, 409 Rutland Apart- Staples, poultry netting, galvanized...... 20 ponids...... o...... 1999 ment, Seventeenth and Riggs Place, Wash- Tacks, cut, copper; iron; steel...... Miscollancous...... Various...... ington, D. C.* Capt. Fred St. Clair Owen, West Point, N. Y.* First Lient. William T. Ryan, 1012 Thirteenth CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, ETC. 3004 Street NW., Washington, D. C.* First Lieut. John Wellington Stepp, 540 Mor- ton Street NW.. Washington, D. C. Bronze, liquid; powder...... Miscellaneous...... Norfolk, Va...... 3504 Capt. Charles D. Waterbury, 43 Bryant Street Cement, rubber...... 1,000 pint ...... do...... 3504 NW., Washington, D. C.* Chaliz, white, lump...... 00 pound.;...... do...... Second Lieut. Roswell M. Watrous, 0 Drinker Drier, Japan, turpentine...... 10,000 gallons...... do...... 3504 Street, Montrose, Pa.* Drier, paint...... Miseellaneous...... Various...... 3504 Glue, hide, pulverized...... 1,500 pounds...... Norfolk, Va...... 3504 WAYNESVILLE, N, C. Manganesito compound paste -...... - Miscellaneous...... Various...... 3505 Pvt. Elan S. Stout, Elizabethton, Tenn.* Ocher, yellow, in oil...... 4,001 pounds-...... )fare Island, Cal...... 3504 Oil, fish...... 2,000 gallons...... 1hiliadelphia, Pa...... 3503 WNESTHAVEN, CONN. Oil, lard, pure...... 29,000 gallons . Various...... 3507 Corpl. Herbert D. Parmenter, R. Fa-ID. No. 1, Oil, neat. -foot...... 7,8;5 gallons...... do...... 3507 Attleboro, Mass.* Oil, sperm, pure ------...... 41,4113gallons...... - - o...... 3107 Pvt. Thomas Waters, R. F. D. No. 2, box 85, U~mber, burnit, raws, in oil...... 593 pounds-...... St-co Island, Cal.. 3104 Benton, Mass.* Varnish, mixing...... 5,000 gallons...... Norfolk, Va...... 3304 WHITING-, IND. Varnish, waterproof ...... 450 gallons...... --- do...... 3304 Pvt. Julian Truth, 4048 Federal Street, Chi- Whiting, in 250-pound barrels...... 20,000 pounds...-..--Mare Island, Cal...... 3504 cago, Ill.* WICHITA FALLS, TDX. The following specifications 55C1b, dark-blue Corpl. Phillip L. Whittle, 20 Brittain Lane, have been cloth, 18-ounce, dated Worcester, Mass.* printed and are ready for distribution: Nov. 1, 1915. 0012a, Ieached and shrunk cotton drill, N. T. 12J2a, jackasses, dated Nov. 1, 1918. dated Oct. 1, 1918. WILLIAMSPRIDGE, 1409b, mineral lard oil, dated Nov. 1, 1918. 515D4a, knee drawers (nainsook), dated Nov. Pvt. Charles Burgon, Ponder, Mo.* 14010lb, soluble cutting oils or cutting com- 1,1918., WIJNCHEISTER, VA. pounds, dated Nov. 1, 1018. 53D5, gray Navy drill, dated Oct. 1, 1918. 23B9, vacuum bottles, all metal type, dated 53Ulb, undershirts, cotton, light, dated Pvt. John E. Abrahims, Bigspring Avenue, Nov. 1. 1918. Nov. 1, 1918. Nowrille, Pa.* 29T3a, mattress tufts. dated Nov. 1, 1918. f56CI0a, catsup, dated Oct. 1, 1918. 33L1e, packiag leathers for compressor 56H1a, smoked hams, delivered in barrels, and expander cylinders of dense air ice ma- dated Nov. 1, 1918. HEALTH COMMITTEE NAMED. chines, dated Nov. 1, 1918. 05Tla, paper towels, dated Oct. 1; 1918. 46B9b, bronze, journal, composition 11, Dates of openings have -been assigned To Make Survey for Protection of Rail- dated Oct. 1, 1918. schedules as follows: road Employees and Patrons. 4981e, steel castings, dated Nov. 1, 1918. 1976, Nov. 5, 1918; 1978 to 1993, inclusive, 52T1b, pinc tar, dated Nov. 1, 1918. Nov. 12, 1918; 1994 and 1993, Nov. 19, 1918. The United States Pailroad Adminis- tration issues the following: TVASINGTONc, of telephones, telegraph facilities, office September 25, 1918. Bills for Use of Offices furniture, or other appliances on such CIRCULAR NO. 58. By Railroad Companies premises whsen they are used by the The Committee on Health and Medical United States Railroad Administration, Relief for the United States Railroad The United States Railroad Adminis- regional or district directors, or other Administration is hereby appointed, con- tration, division of Public Service and railroads under Federal control which sisting of the following: Accounting, issues the following: became -users subsequent to December 31, Dr. D. Z. Dunott, chairman; Dr. G. W. 1917. Such arrangements as it is neces- Cale, jr., Dr. Victor G. Reiser, Dr. T. R. WsHINGToN, D. C., October 1, 1918. sary to imake for the use of the office Crowder, Dr. H. 1l. Bracken. facilities of a carrier by the United P. S. & A. CIRCULAR NO. 31. The committee will establish an office States Railroad Administration, regional in Washington and will conduct a survey Effective at once, no bills -shall be made or district directors, or other railroads of, and submit recommendations in con- by a railroad under Federal control for under Federal control shall be made by nection with, the proper protection of the use of its office buildings, space for of- or through -the regional directory. in health of employees and patrons of the fices, proportion of expense of maintain- whose jurisdiction the offices are located. railroads under Federal control. ing, repairing, heating, and lighting such C. A. PxouTy, W. G. McAnoo, offices, or for joint or proportionate use Director. Director General of Railroads.