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[YoL. 2 WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. No. 471 U.S. OVERSEAS CASUALTIES JAPANESE EMPEROR DECORATES MR. M'ADOO RESIGNS AS TOTAL 236,117 COMPLETE, SIX AMERICAN ARMY OFFICERS SECRETARY OF TREASURY The War Department authorizes the GEN. MARCH ANNOUNCES; following: AND RAILROAD DIRECTOR;- The Japanese Ambassador has in- formed the Secretary of State this His UNITS NOW ORDERED HOME Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of Japan, ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT has conferred decorations upon certain of- LISTS AS DESIGNATED ficers of the American Army.as follows: NEEDS REST AND TIME The Grand Cordon of the Order of the BY GEN. PERSHING Rising Sun on Gen. Peyton C. March, TO RETRIEVE FORTUNE Chief of Staff of the Army. Aero Squadrons, Construc- The Grand Cordon of the Order of the Duty to Himself and Family Paulownia upon Gen. John J. Pershing, tion Companies, Radio commanding the American Expeditionary To Return to Private Life, Fore'. - Detachments, and Coast The Grand Cordon of the Order of the He Says, Now That Peace and Field Artillery Regi- Rising Sun upon Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, Is Assured - Wa rmly American representative at the Supreme ments - Demobilization- War Council. Praised by Mr. Wilson in Second class of the Sacred Treasure - on This Side Going on upon Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, Chief Letter of Regret Quits Steadily-Questions Are of Embarkation. Treasury Soon as Suc- Third class of the Order of the Rising Answered Concerning Lo- Sun upon Col..Constant Cordier and Col. cessor IsNamed,and Rail- cation and Activities of Harry H. Pattison. road Administration on Various Divisions. MR. RYAN RESIGNS AS HEAD January 1, 1919. PRESS INTERYIEW BY GEN. MARCH, No- OF THE AIR SERVICE AND AS The following correspondence has been vEaErn 23, 1918. made public: In its advance through Luxpmberg and Germany the American Army, as ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, you see from the way it is adicated on Wasington, November 14, 1918. the map, apparently is making for Cob- WILL RETURN TO CIVILIAN DUTIES DEAR NIR. PRESIDENT: Now that an at- lens. The French are occupying the mistice has been signed and peace Is as- sector to the east and the British the Believes His Work, Now That War Is sured, I feel at liberty to apprise you of sector to the north. Our latest report my desire to return, as soon as possible, from the Army shows that we have Over, Is to Help in Readjustment to private life. advanced 50 -miles during the 6 days Baker Reluctant- I have been conscious, for some time, from November 17 to Novdmber 22, and Problems-Mr. of the necessity for this step, but, of we still have 70 miles to go before reach- ly Accepts His Resignation. course, I could not consider it while the ing the Rhine near COblenz. At the country was at war. -present rate it should take us about to The War Department makes public the For almost six years, I have worked December 1 to reach that final position. incessantly under the pressure of great We have a-report from Italy showing following correspondence: 21, 1918. responsibilities. Their exactions have that one American battalion of an Ameri- Nov. drawn heavily on my strength. The in- can regiment is now at Cattaro and one DEiR MR. SECRETARY: adequate compensation allowed by law to battalion at Fiume, and the third will With the signing of the armistice and Cabinet officers (as you know I receive probably take station at Trieste. the consequent reduction in the program no compensation as Director General of Demobilization Going on Steadily. of aircraft production, I belielve my.work Railroads) and the very burdensome cost here has become relatively unimportant. of living in Washington have so depleted The demobilization on 'this side has I have not taken over the actual diretion my personal resources that I am obliged been going on steadily during the week. of military, aeronautics and my connec- to reckon with the facts of the situation. On Thursday I went up to Camp Dix to tion with it has not made any real I do not wish to convey the impression see how things were going on there, and change in its operations. that there is any actual impairment of they had reached the point where they I feel strongly, that now the war is my health because such is not the fact. were turning out some 200 men a day. As a result of long overwork I need a That comprises everything-the turning over, my duty lies in the line of my for- the reasonable period of, genuine rest, to re- in of guns, equipmqut, etc., and charging mer work. Labor and industry of plenish my energy. But more than this, country must be quickly adjusted from a each man up with such articles as he-bas I must, for the sake of my family,- get lost, physierd examination, and furnish- war to a peace basis, and the copper pro- my' per- vital to the back to private life to retrieve ing them with money and traneportation duction is one of the most sonal fortunes. from the camp to their homes. In prepar- country's welfare. I believe I can do I can not secure the -required rest nor Ing for the demobilization, the command- much in helping to bring about stable the opportunity to look after my long ing general had asked all the men where conditions, and that I should take up the neglected private affairs unless I am re- they proposed to go, so as to make the work immediately. lieved of my present responsibilities. proper arrangements -with the railroads * I therefore resign as Second Assistant I am anxious to have my retirement ef- to take them to the proper destination, Secretary of War and Director of Air fected with the least possible inconvenq (Continued on page 6.) (Continued on page 3.) ience to yourself and the public seirvic 2 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918'. but it would, I think, be wise to accept my resignation now, as Secretary of the Discharge of Enlisted Men Authorized Treasry. to become effective upon the appointment and qualification of my suc- cessor so that he may have the oppor- . In Certain Individual Urgent Cases tunity and advantage of participating promptly in the formulatioll of the poli- The War Department makes public the 2. The instructions contained herein cies that should govern the future wxork following circular, No. 77, from the office apply only to individual and exceptional of the Treasury. I would suggest that of The Adjutant General: cases ani are not intended to release men my resignation as Director General of in large groups or blocks for kny general Railroads become effective January 1, DIscHARGE or ENLISTED MEN FOR RELIEF. employment or occupation. 1919, or upon the appointment of my suc- OF FAMILY OR URGENT NEED IN INDUS- 3. Application for discharge under the cessor. TRIAL WORK. provision of this circular will be made in I hope you will understand, my dear 1. Department commanders within the each individual case by the soldier con- Mr. President, that I would permit noth- United' States, commanders of ports of cerned and through his humediate com- ing but the most imperious demands to embarkation, and commanders of camps manding officer. No man who voluntarily force my withdrawal from public life. not under the jurisdiction of department enlisted prior to April 1, 1917, will be Always I shall cherish as the greatest commanders or of chiefs of bureaus of discharged under this-authority. honor of my career tie opportunity you the War Department are authorized to 4. Men discharged under theseinstrue- have so generously given me to serve the discharge enlisted men upon their own tions will be included in such weekly re- country under your leadership in these application when there is sickness or ports of men discharged as are required epochal times. other distress in the soldier's family, or by the War Department. Affectionately yours, when he is needed to resume employment W. G. McADoo. 5. Cases of the character indicated aris- in an industry or occupation in whird ing in places not covered by this authority The PR]ESTDENT, there is urgent need of his services, pro- The White H ouse. will be forwarded to The Adjutant Gen- iided that such discharge will not dis- eral of the Army for final action. rupt or cripple an existing organization (220.81, A. G. 0.) and that the soldier's services can be By order of.the Secrethry of War: The President's Reply. spared. Consideration will be given to the fact that the machinery of camps PEYTON C. MARCH, - TiE iiITE Housn, must be utilized in the demobilization of General, Chief of Staff. Washington, Novmber ?1, 1918. the Army and due regard must be taken Official: MY DEAR MR. SEORETARY: that it is not retarded by the discharge P. C. IHAnnIs, - I was not unprepared for your letter of pers4nnel connected therewith. The AdjuNat Gencial. of the 14th, because you had more than once, of course, discussed with me the circumstances which have long made it 4 serious personal sacrifice for you to NO HOGS INPACKERS' DROVES STATE FUEL ADMINISTRATORS remain in office. I knew that only your high and exacting sense of duty had kept UNDER 150 POUNDS WEIGHT TO DISCUSS NATURAL GAS NEEDS you here until the immediate tasks of the war should be over. But I am none the In view of' the heavy receipts of hogs To consider the natural-gas situation less distressed. I shall not allow our in- weighing under 150 pounds, which are in the mideontinent gas field, the United timate personal relation to deprive me of States Fuel Administration the pleasure of saying that in my judg- too light for converting into meats suit- has called a ment the country has never had an abler, able for export trade, the Food Adminis- meeting of the fuel administrators for a more resourceful and yet prudent, a tration, after a conference with Gov. Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, more uniformly efficient Secretary of the Stuart, chairman of the agricultural ad- and Texas, iepresentatives of the cities Treasury; ifd I say this remembering served from that field, and the leading all the able, devoted, and distinguished visory committee, has determined to in- men who preceded you. I have kept your clude in the throwouts from packers' natural-gas companies concerned, to be letter a number of days in order to sug- droves all hogs weighing less than 150 held Monday, November 25, at Kansas gest, if I could, -some other solution of pounds. City, Mo. The Fuel Administration will your difficulty than the one you have now also be represented by officials from felt obliged to resort to. But I have not Meeting in Chiago. been able to think of any. I cannot ask The continuation of this program will Washington. * you to make further sacrifices, serious as be determined at a meeting of the agri- The conference will be held at the the loss of the Governinent.wtll be in your cultural advisory committee and repre- office of the' district representative of retirement. I accept your resignation, sentatives of the hog producers, packers, the Fuel Administration. Harry N. Tay- therefore, to take effect upon the appoint- commission men, Department of Agricul- lor, in Kansas City, and probably will ment of d successor, because in justice to ture, and Food Administration, to be held continue for two days. Tile question of you I must. in.Chicago December 3. diverting natural gas from the Okla- I -also, for the same reasons, accept The exclusion of hogs weighing under homa field to sections inadequately your resignation as Director General of 150 pounds, which can not be utilized for served and other important matters af- Railroads, to take effect, as you suggest, export trade, is necessary for the maine fecting the distribution of gas in the on the 1stof January next, or when your tenance of price stabilization. The Food mideontinelt field will bd'discussed. successor is appointed. The whole coun- Administration urges that they be re- try admires, I am sure, as I do, the skill tainea on the farm until they reach Maximum Prices on New and executive capacity with which you proper marketing weight. have handled the great and complex prob- Pork Urgently Needed. England Spruce to End lein of the unified administration of the railways under the stress of war uses, This is of prime importance, as all The Price-Fixing Committee of the War and will regret, as I do, to see you leave pork which can be produced in the next Industries Board authorizes the follow- that post just as th4 'crest of its difficulty few months will be urgently needed to ig: - is passed. supply the wants of our export prograih In accordance witithe request of the Fo the distinguished, disinterested, of pork products. representatives of the indus-ry and the and altogether admirable service you recommendation of Chas. Edgar, director have rendered the country in both posts, of lumber of the War Industries Board, and especially for the way in which you you with a sense of gratitude that comes the Price-Fixing Committee has decided have guided the Treasury through all the from the very bottom of my heart. that the existing maximum prices on New perplexities and problems of transitional Gratefully and affectionately, yours, England spruce shall be discontinued financial conditions and of the financing WoonoW WILSON. after December 1, 1918, the date upon of a war which has been without prece- Hon. T'lLLIAM G. McADOO, which these maximum prices are now dent alike in kind and in scope, I thank Secretary of the Treasury. fixed to expire. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN': SATUDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 3 BOARDS NAMED TO CONDUCT Will Not Fix Maximum REDUCTION OF WORKING HOURS ORDNANCE ARM DISCHARGES Prices on Glycerine Now OF RAILROADSHOP EMPLOYEES Committee of the War The War Department authorizes the The Price-Fixing The United States Railroad Adnilais- following from the , Ordnance Depart- Industries Board authorizes the follow- tration issues the following: NOVEMBER 22, 1918. ment: ing: The emergency under which railroad Consideration of the discharge of tem- In accordance with a recommendation of the interdepartmental committee on employees in loomotive and car repair porarily commissioned officers of the long hours Ordnance Department glycerine, the Price-Fixing. Committee shops patrioticaly worked of the Army, ex- during the war period having in some de- amination of the military records of Ord- of the War Industries Board does not, deem it necessary at the present time to gree passed, Director General McAdoo to- nance officers, and steps toward demobili- day issued directions under which the zation of the commissioned, fix maximum prices on glycerine. enlisted, and This action should in nowise be con- locomotive and car shop hours, as far as civilian personnel of the Ordnance De- practicable, will be reduced to nine hours partment are included in announcements strued to effect any agreement now in existence between the producers of glyc- per day, effective November 25, and to just. made by Maj. Gen. C. C. Williams, eight hours per day, effective December 9. chief erine and the various Government depart- of the bureau. At the same time ments. The Director General sent the follow- Gen. Williams announces the appoint- ing telegram to all regional directors: ment of a salvage board for the depart- " Last spring when the railroads were ment. RESIGNATION OF MR. RYAN still struggling xWifli congested traffic and Personnel of Board. weather conditions were very severe the (Continued from page 1.) different mechanical organizations re- The demobilization board named by sponded in a most gratifying way to the Gen. Williams is composed of Col. W. H. Service, to take effect as soon as con- venient to you. request that the men work a greater nin11- Tschappat, Col. James L. Walsh, Lieut. her of hours in the shops throughout tile Col. L. H. Van Dusen, Maj. F. A. Rogers, -I desire to express to you my sincere gratitude for the opportunity given me to country than they had been accustomed and Capt. A. A. Ricker These officers to, or than some of their agreements with wvill meet at Washington at the call of the serve in the war. I have had at your hands the greatest assistance and en- the railroads provided, in order to repair senior member for the purpose of decid- -locomotives and cars for the prompt ing all questions relating to the demobili- couragement in all the work I have had to do. I shall always prize the associa- transportation of munitions of war andi zation of the personnel of the Ordnance for food and other supplies for our Alimy Department. Such recommendations and tion with you and with the War Depart- nient. and Navy abroad and the allies. It is decisions, after approval by the chief of now possible, in view of the signing of the the department, will be carried into effect Sincerely yours, JoH D. RyANx. armistice, to anticipate an early return by the chief of the personnel group. to normal conditions, and directions have Col. John E. Munroe, as senior member, To the Secretary of War, - W1ashingtonz, D. C. been issued that wherever practicable the and Cols. Thomas J. Smith, and Douglas locomotive and car shop hours shall be I. McKay, and Liekt. Cols. Charles J. Secretary Baker's Reply. reduced on November 25 to niine hours Browne, and Stephen -I. McGregor, tom- per day where greater number is now be- pose the board named by Gen. Williams NOVEMnBER 22, 118. ing worked and to basis of eight hours to consider discharge of temporary offi- Mk DEAR MR. RYAN: per day on December 9. The Director cers of the department below the grade I have just received your letter of General desires to express his deep ap- of colonel. They will consider and take November 21. Realizing the very great preciation of- the patriotic response of such action as they deem wise on applica- Importance of the production and distri- the mechanical workmen oi all railroads tions and recommendations for the dis- bution of copper in the reestablishment and his gratification that it is no longer charge of commissioned officers of the of our national civilian industry- and necessary to call for number of hours of Ordnance Department below the grade your own intimate relation to this great service heretofore required. mentioned. Their action will be final business, I reluctantly acquiesce in your " W. G. McAnoo. and will be carried into effect by the desire to return to, it and to terminate "Director Gcneral Of Railroadt.".1 Chief of the Personnel Group, Adminis- ydur relations as Second Assistant See- tration Division. retary of War and Director of Air Serv- ice. FUEL INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED Board to Consider Records. Your unfailing courtesy has been a Consideration of tile records of all tem- source of great personal happiness to FOR MIDDLE WEST CONSUMERS porary officers who have reached the me, and- your services to the country as grade of colonel, with*.a view of deter- Director of Air Service haVe been ton- Personal and individual instruction in mining whether or not the services of any spicuous; the sense of sureness and ex- the use of bituminous coal will be given of them can be spared, and, if so, the ap- ecutive efliciency which your advent con- householders in the cities of Illinois, Indi- proximate dates on which they can be tributed to the Air Service made from ana. and Michigan through instruction discharged without \njury to the interest the first a marked improvement in the stations soon to be opened by the fuel ad- of the Government, has been placed in entire prospect. The armistice of course ministrators of those States. with the ap- the hands of the following board: Brig. has interrupted the constructive develop- proval of the United States Fuel Admnais- Gen. John T. Thompson, Brig. Gen. ,ment of that great program. It had, tration. George W. Pturr, and Col. W. W. Gibson. however, advanced beyond the experi- Through the functioning of tile zone Disposition by sale or storage of all mental stages, and even in so new an art system of coal distriblition, which has manufacturing materials, equipment and as tile air service America's contribu- saved the country as a whole front any buildings which are now or may later tion within a year and a half was sub- such coal shortame as was experienced become the property of the United States stantial and would, in a short time, have last winter, householders in the Middle as the result of the termination of con- been determinative. West have been deprived of a large part tracts ma~e by the Ordnance Depart- I shall set your own judgment as to of the anthracite coal to which they were ment has been placed in charge of a the most appropriate time for the ter- accustomed. board of which Brig. Gen. C. C. Jamieson mination of your office, expressing only Methods of satisfactorily handling the is senior member. His associates on this the hope that you will continue until the n lev and, to many of them, entirely boards are: Cols. C. H. Tenney, J. C. Heck- planas for contract cancellation and de- sFange fuel, bituminous coal, which they man, J.0I. Burns, and Lieut. Cols. D. K. mobilization* are sufficiently matured to mupt use this winter, i ill be ehplained by SchurtleffJ-H. Watkins, and Winthrop allow those wio are to carry them out to heiting experts. Sargent, jr. -have definite and fixed principles for - Large charts, wfich these experts N ill In such action as it may take this their guidance' use in showing how to get effective re- board will be guided by the Director of Cordially -xours, sults from bituminous coal, will reveal to Purchase, Storage, and Traffic orders and NEwTox D. BAKER. the average householder many heat-regu- regulations, so far as these may be ap- Secretary of War. lating and coal-saving devices and at- plicable, and by such instructions as may Hon. JorNx D. RYAN, tachments with which lie never suspected be issued by the Chief bf Ordnance. Scecondul.sat. Secretary of War. his furnace was equipped. 4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. @mefital 1. 0. Aullatin Published Every Week Day, Except President's Wilson's Message Felicitating Legal Holidays, Under Order of the President of the United States and by Authority of Congress. King Albert on His Reentry Into Brussels Office: Continental Trust Building, Fourteenth and H Streets NW. The following telegram has been sent: Washington, D. C. Tel. Main 5600 TiE WmnT IHOUSE, Copies of THiE OFrICAL U. I, BurLLTiN wig . be furnished without charge to every post olice November 21, 1918. in the United States (to be posted daily for P His the benefit of the public, under order o' the Majesty, Postmaster General) ; to executive OfkcerS King AThei t of Belgium, Brussels. of the United Statem Government, and to diplo- matic representatives of all foreign Govern- At the moment that you reenter Brussels at the head of your vic- mnflits.-EDWARD S. RocHEsTE, Editor. torious army, may I not express the great joy that it gives to me and RATZS 3Y MAIL. One year ...... 55.00 to the American people to hail your return to your capital,-marking. ixmonts..-_------00 your flnal triumph in this war which has cost your nation so much' One ear, postage prepaid to Daiyj_ foreign countries ------. 0 suffering .but.from 'which it will arise in new strength to a higher aix months, postage prepaid to foreign countries--...... 4, 5 destiny. Back numbers and extra Woornow Wsox. ------each--. .05B Make all coplegck , meney orders, and drafts payable to THE OrrrcsIL U. S. BurarziN.

Aidherican Communiques WISHES NATIONAL WAR LABOR SPECIAL LICENSE FOR EXPORT BOARD TO CONTINUE ITS WORK OF SAMPLES UNDER NEW RULE, American Official Communique No. 205. The War Trade ITEADQTARTEas, AmEBIcAlN The National War Labor Board author- Board announces in a EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, izes the following : new ruling (W. T. B. R. 323) that W. T. France, November 21. Following is an extract from a letter B. R. 280 is revoked and that a special Continuing its advance Third from the Secretary of Labor to the Hon. William H. Taft and Frank T. Walsh, export license, effective November 25, Army reached this evening the gen- 1918, No. RAC 55, has been eral line: Vichten-Mersch-Schut- joint chairmen of the National War Labor granted to trange - Rentgen - Kattenhofen. Dur- Board, under date of November 21: the Post Office Department and to the ing the afternoon our troops passed " While an armistice has been declared, Customs Service, authorizing the exporta- we have not yet reached the status of through the city of Luxemberg, tion, without individual export license, of where they were welcomed as deliv- peace. That will not be reached until the President's proclamation has been is- samples of any commodity and advertis- erers by the civilian population, who ing matter to be used therewith, regard- showered them with flowers and ac- sued after the peace treaties have been signed and approved, by the Senate. In less of whether the same are shipped by companied them In their march mail (subject, however, to the Postal through the flag-decked streets. the meantime many problems of produc- tion and readjusttuent will have to be Regulations), by express, or by freight, In passenger's baggage or otherwise, when American Official Communique No. 206. dealt with. For these reasons it is desired that the National War Labor Board con- destined to any country except Norway, The Third Army continued to-day tinue its activities." Sweden, Denmark proper, Iceland, the its progress through the Grand Faroe Islands, European Holland, Swit- Duchy of Luxemburg to the line zerland, Greece. lngelderf-Detzdorf-Remich-Schengen. FORECAST Under this liceilse the term " samples" THE WEEKLY WEATHER is construed to mean articles or 1ortions COXENDED FOR BRAVERY. thereof Weather Bureau has issued the intended for use in soliciting or- The ders, and is not construed following forecast for the period Novem- to include any Under Wrecked article or portion thereof which it itself Machinists' Kate Dove ber 25 to 30, inclusive. Seaplane to Recover Bodies. intended to be sold as an article of com- North and Meddle Atlantic Stateo.-Gener- merce. The Navy Department has commended ally fair weather, except snow or rain about Elmer B. Lloyd, machinist's mate, first- middle of the week. Nearly normal tempera- Shippers should note that it is unneces- ture. sary to apply to the War Trade Board for class (aviation), United States Navy, for South Atlantic and East Gulf SBtfite.-Gen- his heroism and persistence in repeatedly permission to ship under special export erally fair wtather inoicated during the week, license RAC diving under the wreuka ge of a seaplane, although some prospects of rain about Tues- 55, and no special document day in east Gulf States. Cool first part of issued by the War Trade Board is neces- which was a mass of tangled wires and week, temperatures normal or slightly above on the morning. sary in connection with such shipments broken wings, wrecked thereafter. It of October 4, off Gull Point, Escambla West Gulf States.-Ialr weather, except is only necessary to note on the pack- Bay, Pensacola, Fla. some prospects of rain about Monday. A age, if the shipment is made tIlrough the return to normal temperatures early in the mails, or o: the export declaration, if the Floyd alone was responsible for recov- week. Ohio Valley and Tennessee.-Rain probable shipment is made by express or freight, ering the bodies of Carl 0. Peterson, late fair ensign, United States Naval Reserve by Tuesday or Wednesday, otherwise the following: weatber indicated during the week. Tempera- (1) " Shipped under special export Force, and Paul Reichel, chief quarter- tures about normal, except slightly above dur- ing the rain period. license RAC 55." master (aviation), United States Navy, Mon- who were in the plane at the time of the Region of Great Lakes.-Snow about (2)* The name and address a shipper. day northern Upper Lake region and on Tues- (3) The name and address of con- accident. Lloyd made several attempts day over Upper Lakes generally and Lower to find the Lakes, probably continuing locally until Fri- signee. ody of Dooley 0. McKinney, at end of week. Temperatures (4) machinist's day. Fair A statement of contents. mate, first class (aviation, about normal, except somewhat above in Up- It should further be noted that specihl United States Naval Reserve Force. If per Lake region early in the week.. was later discovered, however, that Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val- export lie6nse No. RAC 55 is not a Acense loys.-Snow or rain first half of week, probably to trade with the enemy and doft not au- McKinney had been pigned beneath the fair second half. Warmer first half, nearly wreck. The water w as extremely muddy' temperatures thereafter, ' thorize any shipment in contravention normal of section 3 of the and covered with oil and gasoline, mak- Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau Re- trading-with-the-enemy glons.-Snow and warmer first half of week, act. ing the rescue work difficult and haz- generally fair thereafter, with nearly-normal ardous. temperatures. Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau Re- Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no Llold enlisted in January, 1918. Father, gions.-Snow or rain early in neek. tempera- Samuel H. Lloyd, Steelton, Ontario, Can- tures above normal. Fair thereafter, with red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP ada. normal temperatures. to-day. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 5

WORK OF CONGRESS WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD WILL NOT FIX PRICE ON TANNING EXTRACTS SUPREME COURT BRIEFLY TOLD PROCEEDINGS f I B. M. Baruch, chairman of the War SENATE. authorizes the fol- - Boarel, I 'Industries SUPREME COURT OF TIar UNITED STArms. Acting upon the recommendations of lowing: Friday, Noveiaber 22, 1918. Secretary McAdoo the Finance Commit- The War Industries Board announces Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Mc- Kenna, Mr. Justice Holmes, Mr. Justice Day, tee yesterday cut $500,000,000 from the that inasmuph as the Government re- Mr. Justice Van Devanter, Mr. Justice Pitney, Mr. Justice McReynolds, Mr. Justice Brandeis, war revenue bill, and is now considering quirements for leather have been cur- and Mr. Justive Clarke. measures looking to a further reduction tailed considerably through the signing Roland Ellis, of Macon, Ga ; Ele Stansbury, of Indianapolis, Ind.; A. B. Hunt, of Roanoke, of a like amount. The committee has of the armistice, no price will be fixed on Va.; G. A. Wiagfield. of Roanoke Va ' G E. taken no action on that portion of the tanning extracts made from domestic McCaskill, of Miami, Fla.; and liph C. Thulin, of Dover, Mads, were admitted to recommendation that, the basis of taxa- raw materials. practice. tion for the fiscal year 1920 be fixed in It was announced that all restrictions No. 74. Pure Oil Co, plaintiff in error, v. the pending The State of Minnesota Argument continued bill. Among the important relative to distribution of tanning ex- by Mr. Egbert S. Oakley for the defendant in matters disposed of yesterday were the tracts production are withdrawn. error, and concluded by Mr. Nathan I. Chase elimination of the so-called luxury taxes for the plaintiff in error. Connection Will Continue. No. 75. Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. et al. v. levying 20 per cent on the cost of articles The Arctic Iron Co. Argument commenced above a stipulated figure, estimated to At the request.of representatives of the by Mr. A. C. Dustin for Cleveland-Cliffs Iron yield $184,795,000; elimination of House industry the official connection between Co. et al., continued by Mr. S. W. Shaull and Mr. C. C. Daniels for The Arctic Iron Co. and tax of 2 cents a gallon on gasoline, esti- the -War Industries Board and the chest- concluded by Mr. Horace Andrews for dieve- mated to yield about $40,000,000; reduc- nut extract manufacturers will be con- land-Cliffs Iron Co et al. tion from 10 per cent to 5 per cent in tinued during the reconstruction period, No. 70. Union Fish Co, petitioner, v. John W. Erickson. Submitted by Mr. G. S. Arnold rates on many articles classed as semi- and all possible assistance will be given and Mr. William Denman for the petitioner, luxuries, and estimated to yield $200,- the industry in getting back to normal and by Mr. Chsrles 1. IIt-gerty for the re- 000,000; a reduction of about one-half i status. spondent. the House rates on tobacco, reducing the No. 78. William Allen Fish-r, appellant, v. At the suggestion of E. J. Haley, chief Newton Rule. Argued by Mr. Homer Guerry taxes from that source by about $54,- of the Tanning Materials and.'Natural for the appellant, and by Mr Samuel Herrick 000,000. for the appellee. Dye Section of the Chemical Division of No 79 Jennie McCarty MacMath, admbis- By a vote of 9 to 2 the Committee the War Industries Board, the extract tratrix. etc.. appellant. N The United States. on Privileges and Elections abandoned manufacturers will consider the practi- Argued by Mr. Willitam 11 Rusell for the ap- the -investigation which has been drag- pelhunt, and submitted by MIr. Assistant Attor- cability of operating under the Webb ex- ney General Thompson for the ,ppellee. ging along for more than a year into port law, which permits the organiza- Adjourned until Monday next at 12 o'clock. the alleged disloyal utterances of Senator tion of industries for the purpose of con- La Follette of Wisconsin in a speech trolling exports of the products of those RED CROSS WORZERS HONORED. delivered at St. Paul, September 20, 1917. industries, to dispose of any surplus The subcommittee of the Judiciary quantities of stock produced in anticipa- Decorations tion of Government military require- Couferred on Oliters and Committee, which is investigating alleged Others by Italian Government. brewery propaganda, decided yesterday ments. The following decorations have been to take up on December 3, after the Sen- Zoning System to Be Withdrawn. ate reconvenes, a general inquiry into conferred on American Red Cross work- German propaganda. The pending hear- T. C. Powell, manager of Inland Traf- ers in Italy by the Italian Government: ings were adjourned Sesterday until after fic, War Industries Board, and represen- Commendatore of Crown of Italy-Lieut. the beginning of the next session. tative of the Railroad Administration, Col. Robert Perkins and Lieut. Col. Gray- notified the extract manufacturers that son M.-P. Murphy, both of New York the zoning system controlling and re- City; Uffieale of Crown of Italy-Mais. HOUSE. stricting shipments of chestnut woods to James R. Byrne, Chester Aldrich, Bernon Admiral Taylor explained to the Naval be used in the production of tanning ex- S. Prentice. Guy Low ell. Joseph S. Col- Committee the needs of the Navy for the tracts would be withdrawn. Orders will lins, and Samnel L. Fuller, all of New next fiscal year, and explained the esti- be issued to the railroad agents to ignore York City, and Maj. Carl Taylor; Cava- mates in detail. all previous instructions regarding such liere of Crown of Italy-Lient. Col. Er- shipments and to accept shipments for nest P. Bicknef, formerly of Washing- EXECUTIVE ORDER. all points. It was the general opinion ton, D. C., William Hereford, Julius Roth, of the manufacturers that abolishment of Edward E. Hunt, all of New York City, Under and by virtue of an act of Con- the zone system would wvork no hardship and Edward 0. Bartlett and Capt. Charles gress, entitled " An act to provide fur- on the industry. A. Williams. ther for the national security and de- fense by encouraging the production, con- POST OFFICE SEALED PROPOSALS. GIFTS TO RAILROAD EMPLOYEES. serving the supply, and controlling the PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, distribution of food products and fuel," O ICE OF THE PRcIAST NG AGENT, approved August 10, 1917, I, Woodrow Christmas Custom of Shippers Discoun- Washington, Norember 16, 1918. Wilson, PreAdent of the United States, tenanced by Director General. Sealed proposals, subject to the usual hereby authorize and direct Albert S. conditions, will be received at this office Burleson, Postmaster General, to requil- The United States Railroad Adminis- tration issues the following: until 2 o'clock p. mn.,November 25, 1918, tion the premises at 1407 G Street NW., at which time November 22, 1918. and place they will be pub- Washington,. D. C., owned by Lieut. Ar- licly opened, for furnishing and deliver- thur Iltilen, United States Navy, and CmunAn No. 64. ing departmental envelopes for the now occupied by C. G. Sloan & Co. for A practice has grown up by which months of December, 1918, January and storage facilities for supplies necessary officers and employees of railroads have February, 1919, beginning on December to public use connected with the com- been given Christmas and other holiday 1, 1918; paper to be furnished by the Gov- mon defense, the occupancy of such prem- presents 4y shippers, and by business erument. , ises being deemed necessary for such use, houses who furnish supplies and mate- Bidders have the right to be present and to ascertain and pay a jist com- rials to railroads. either in person or by attorney (see, 63, pensation therefor. While in many instances these presents P. L. and R.; see. 3710, R. S.). and to ex- Done in the District of Columbia this do not represent material value. yet the amine and inspect all bids (33 Stat L., 13th day of November in the year of our practice is essentially objectionable, and 440). Lord one thousand nine hundred and it is the policy of the Railroad Adminis- The department reserves the right to eighteen, and of the independence of the tration that it should be discontinued en- reject any or all bids and to make an United States the one hundred and tirely. award to more than one bidder. forty-third. W. G. McADoo, J. A. EDGERTON, Woonnow WILSON. Dirctor General of Railroade. Purchasing Agent. 71*-18-2 6 THE OFFIGIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2-, 1918. GENERAL MARCH'S WEEKLYSTA TEMENT TO PRESS (Continued from page 1.) During the entire period we have Ieen over the United States asking how this and practically the entire command in France we have captured 44,009 Ger- Christmas-package plan is working out, wanted to go back hQme. man prisoners in round numbers, and we and I have obtained a number of photo- The Railroad Administration, at the have taken in German guns, howitzers, 'graphs that perhaps you people would request of the War Department, has dur- and trench mortars, 1,400 in round num- like to use. Acres of Christmas presents ing the week reduced the expense home bers. are on the docks in New York ready to of the soldier to 2 cents per mile instead Supply Situation Abroad. go abroad, and the first shipment has in already started on the S. S. Manchuria, of 3 cents, so that the men now are In connection shape financially to. reach the with the return of the which sailed on the 22d of November better #American Expeditionary Forces State from which they came. to Amer- from Hoboken loaded with 16,000 sacks ica, which will be expedited in every way, of Christmas packages. Each sack con- Return of Troops from Overseas--- I sent Gen. Pershing the day the armistice "tains about 35 of the packages, or, in all, The deinobilization of our forces was signed instructions to report to us as 560,000 packages. Another vessel is there abroad has engaged the attention of the soon as he should make a study of the being loaded and will sail shortly. Ship- War Department during the week. In situation just what could be dispensed loads will be sent at regular intervals in the early part of the week I cabled Gen. with in the way of supplies which had order to prevent confusion or congestion Pershing giving him authority to send been ordered to carry on the big American overseas. program back to the extent of available trans- of 80 divisions in France, and *In addition to the 2,000,000 packages portation such troops as would not be during the week we have received a num- which will be sent, we have authorized ordinarily used in an army of occupation. ber of cablegrams bearing on the vast the Red Cross to send a block number of Those troops would be railroad artillery, supplies and supply depots which are in extra packages, from 50,000 to 60,000, Army artillery, gas troops, Tank Corps, France for the purpose of furnishing our and these will be given to men who have and the skeletons of certain divisions the Army. As these reports come in we are lost their coupons or in some way do privates of which had been used as re- not only cutting off the sending of sup- not get a package. This is an attempt to placement troops. plies abroad, but we stop contracts which guarantee a package for every soldier. would be necessary to carry out the large As the number of casualties in the Questions and Answers. American Expeditionary Force increased scheme at the same time. Gen. Pershing filled up divisions by tak- As an example, just before the armis- 'Q. Present location, please, of 52d In- ing men from certain divisions, and he tice was signed Glen. Pershing wanted fantry? retained, in some cases, the officers and horses. the supply of horses which he 4 A. Fifty-seconT Infantry, 6th Division, noncommissioned oflicers of the divi- had hoped to get from Great Britain and headquarters October 31, Saizerais. sions from which the men were tagen aV a France had stopped, and upon receipt of Q. Also make report of 2d Army under sort of skeleton organization. Under his advice I embarked upon the scheme Lieut. Gen. Bullard. of transforming some of our boats into A. No report has been received. that authority Gen. Pershing designated the location of to return to the United States the fol- horse boats, which involved, of course, Q. Please let me have tear,1g out the insides of them and build- the 10th Battery, Coast Artillery Re- 1lwing organizations from England. placement Detachment, These organizations will be sent as rap- ing stalls for the horses, and I had just gotten up to a transportation capacity of A. This is unintelligible. All replace- idly as transportation becomes available, ment troops are designated by the name of and, of courge, you can see from their about 20,000 horses per month. Gen. Pershin- indicated, however, that under. month in'which they are shipped oxer- number that fhey will not be sent back at seas. one lime. This could not be done. reversed conditions with organizations re- turning to the United States they would Q. Where is the 334th Infantry, and Aero Squadrons Nos. 156, 167, 187, 188, has it been in action-if yes, when and 211, 216, 219, 225, 226, 228, 254, 256, 259, not need any more horses, and we im- mediately stopped the transforming of where? 260, 201, 262, 263, 265, 267, 268, 282, 306, A. Three hundred and thirty-forth In- 307, 308, 309, 310, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, boats, thus saving $600,000 in one stroke. And in all of these problems as they come fantry, 84th Division, recently landed, 319, 320, 321, 325, 229, 330, 391, 332, 333, headquarters Neuvic, October 31, not-re- 334, 385, 336, 337, 338, 349, 350, 356, 361, up each one is dealt with promptly so that the iponey of the people ported In action. 371, 377, 378, 823, 824, 831, 832, 833, 834, can be saved. Handling of Contracts. Q. Please give the present location in 836, 837, 838, 839, 868, 832, 812, 906, 1107, France of all units of the 76th Division. 177, 210, 220, 234, 470, 471, 472, 473, 475, In the handling of contracts in the A. The 76th Division has its head- 476, 478, 479, 92, 140, 349. War Department I am working along two quarters at 9t. Amand. (Various units Construction companies Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, lines. I issued an order putting in the at 45 different localities.) 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19. hands of the director of operations, Gen. Q. Please locate 33d Division. No. 1 qailmakers' draft. Jervey, the cancellation of all contracts A. Thirty-third Division on November Aircraft acceptance parks Nos. 1 and 2, referring to construction; tha t is, the kind 11 on line in the Woevre, near Marche- No. I Handley-Page training depot sta- of construction that goes up around ville. tion. camps-the 80-division program and 18 Q. Please locate the 82d Division. Photographic sections Nos. 09, 70, 71, divisions in this country. meant the in- A. Eighty-second Division, headquar- 72. creasing of camp facilities at various ters Chehery, east of the Argonne, Octo- Certain radio detachments. camps, and in some cases it meant the ber 31. In the.American Expeditionary Forces doubling of the capacity. Q. Please name divisions which con- there have been designated for return the The problems involved in stopping this tained Negroes that participated in bat- following: 31st, 34th, 38th, 39th, 76th, work lie with Gen. Jervey. The prob- tles, and present location of the divisions. 84th, 86th, 87th Divisions; 46th, 47th, lens connected with the stopping of con- A. 92d and 93d Divisions. 48th. 49th, 50th, 73d, 74th,t 75th Regi- tracts for supplies lie with Gen. Goethals, Ninety-second on line in Vosges near St. monts of Coast Artillery; and 65th. 163d and all Army contracts are handled with Die during September. During October Field Artillery Brigades. reference to their stopping by those two and until-November 10 on line near the Total Casualties. officers. Similar organizations hat-e Moselle. Last reported on November 11, been established abroad since the sign- east of Moselle near Pont-a-Mousson. I am now able to make a statement as ing of the armistice. to total Immediately after Ninety-third with the French since casualties of the American Ex- the armistice was signed we cabled Mr. peditionary Forces. The following totals July operating in the Champagne east of Stettinius making him the pelsonal rep- Rheims and later across the Chemin des have been cabled to the War Department resentative of as complete: the War Department in Dames. the question of the cancellation of con- Q. Please give us the location of the Killed and died of wounds- 36, 154 tracts abroad, and he has authority to 81st and 84th divisions. Died of disease ------14, 811 deal in our name with all questions re- A. 81st Division, October 31, headquar- Deaths (unelassified) ----- 2, 204 lating to the procurement of supplies, ters. St. Die. Wounded------179, 625, etc., from foreign nations for the Army. Eighty-fourth Division, October 31. Prisoners------2, 163 This had developed into a very large headquarters, Nunvip, Missing ------1, 160 and important factor in our problems. Q. Has the 2d Pioneer Infantry been In the matter of Christmas presents, ip action at all? If so, when and where! Toa------Ltg±.l. X36, 117 we get quite a number of letters from all A. No report. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 7 GENERAL MARCH'S WEEKLY STA TEMENT TO PRESS Q. Please check on Paris cablegram, Q. To what divisions are the 60th and by the Secretary of War. I have given naming units of Third Army, are they 56th Coast Artillery attached and where out no such order. correct? located ? *Q.It is published that all sick, A. No report. A. 56th Coas' Artillery Corps, 1st Army, wounded, and convalescent of American Q. If consistent, please ascertain headquarters October 31, Bois des Epi- Army will be back in United States whether the two Louisiana regiments nettes; 60th Coast Artillery Corps, 1st within two months. Does this mean that were in actual battle, what battles, when Army, headquarters October 31, Les any large part of the medical force of the and who were the officers, and other de- Islettes. - Army will be back within the same pe- tails which may be made public. Q. Will the 54th Coast Artillery Corps riod? A. Thirty-ninth Division, Depot Divi- return home as a unit, and will they pos- A.,Part of the medical personnel will sion. Eighty-seventh Division. Neither sibly land in Portlahd, Me.? come back in care of the sick and con- reported in action. A. We have not worked that out yet. valescent. Q. Location of the 37th Enginers. Q What is the location of the 82d Di- Q. What units, if any, of the 38th Divi- A. October 31, headquarters at Souilly. vision of Engineers in France? sion got into action before' the armistice? Q. Please state present location of the A. Headquarters at Genicart Octo- A. None. 84th Division and its fighting record. ber 31. Q. Where is the 38th Division located A. Headquarters Neuvic, recently land- Q. Where is the 6th Division at now? * ed, no report of action. present? A. Headquarters at Thoze, October 31. Q. Where is 173d Infantry Brigade? A. Headquarters at Saizerais, Octo- Q. Did the 84th Division get into action Has it been at front, and what is its ber 31. and where is it located? present location? Q. Can Gen. March say whether the A. No; headquarters at Neuvic. A. 87th Division, headquarters Pons, 324th Infantry is still a part of the 81st Q. What is location of 36th Division, never in action. Division, when the 81st was last in ac- and what were its last activities before Q. Will you please advise the location tion and where it is now located? armistice? of the 323d Machine Gun Battalion? A. 342d-81st Division on line at St. Die A. Picardy, October 19, with the A. 83d ivision (Depot), Le Mons. October 15. British. Q. Please give the location of Company Q. Please state the location of the Q. Are both artillery and infantry of D, 52d Pioneer Infantry. 37th Engineers, A. E. F. 42nd Division with Army of -Occupation? A. Headquarters at Cheppy on October A. Headquarters at Souilly, October A. No report. 31. 31. Q. Reported up in New Jersey that Q. Please give such information as Q. What are the divisions and location 311th Regiment Infantry shot to pieces may be available regarding activities of each of Oregon troops at present tinie? in action of last part of war. overseas of the 39th Division. Are they units of National Guard or A. No report which would indicate A. 39th Division (Depot), headquar- National Army? this. ters at St. Florent. A. 41st Division contains Oregon Q. Location of the 320th Field Artil- Q. Also the 141st Field Artillery, troops. 91st Division contains Oregon lery df the 82d Division when the armis- where last reported and if either or both troops. As you know some time ago we tice was signed. Were .they in active were in action. abolished the National Guard and service or at a rest camp? A. One hundred and forty-first Field National Army and now have but one A. 82d Division, headquarters at Che- Artillery training at Coetquidam, Octo-- Army, the United States Army. hery, October 31. ber 31. Neither ,reported in action. Q. Will Gen. March please tell what Q. Location of the 76th Division. Q. Will Gen. March please give a list disposition has been or is to be made of A. On October 31 Headquarters at St. of the Tank Battalions serving in France, the 36th Supply Train? This organiza- Amand. on what fronts the American Tank Bat- tion was originally attached to the 91st Q. Where is Ambulance'.Company No. talions operated, and details of their Division. 337, attached to 839th Infantry Regiment, equipment? 'A. With 91st Division in Flanders. last heard from in Siberia? A. 301st, 302d, 303d, 306th, 325th, 326th, Q. Can you please state what disposi- A. Archangel. 327th, 828th, 329th, 330th, 331st, 332d, tion is to be made immediately or in near Q. What became of the 87th Division 344th, and 345th Battalions; 376th, 377th, future of the 58th Pioneer Infantry after it left Camp Dix and where are its 378th, and 379th Training and Replace- (Connecticut troops ) now in camp at units now stationed? If possible, want ment Companies. Equipped with light Spartansburg, S. C. detailed information as to this Division's Renault 6-ton tanks. Heavy British A. They will be mustered out as soon movements, and the actions in which it Mark IV, heavy British Mark V. . as we get to them, ,was engaged, in whole or in part. Q. What were the inactive divisions Q. Macon, Ga., has a report that the A. Headquarters at Pons on October when hostilities ended and where were captain of a company of Pennsylvania 31; never reported in action. these divisions located? Q. Where are-Gen. D. P. Davis and his troops on the other side has been tried staff, A. This is impossible to answer. and executed "for having led his com- formerly attached to the 47th, now Q. Have the marines in France, who stationed? pany to destruction." Has_ the War De- A. Commands pre not Included in the 2d Division, been partment anything of this nature? 151st Artillery Brigade, brigaded? of 76th Division, with headquarters at A. No report. Souge, October 31. A. Presumably not, except such as were Q. Has the 83d Division been in action used as repl ements. Q. When will it be possible to get a list Q. Where is the 55th Regiment which any time since September 1? of all casualties in the Expeditionary with 56th Regulars formed 7th Division? A. Three hundred and thirty-second Forces for any particular State? A. 7th Division headquarters, October regiment in action in Italy. A. For the present the press will have 31, Villers-en-Haye. Q. There is a report current in Balti- to continue to do this. Q. Please locate 26th Division. more, creating great excitement, that Q. Will Gen. March give a short history A. 26th I vislon in Action east of the the 3-13th Infantry on or about last week of the 26ti (New England) Division? Mense November 11. in October was caught in an American A. During April, May, and June thd Q. -Where is headquarters Company barrage and practically annihilated. Is 26th was on line in the Woevre (north 125th Infantry? it possible to confirm or deny? of Toul). On July 18th it took-an active A. 125th Infantry, 32d Division; 32d A. No casualty report which would part in the opening of the allied offensive Division *headquarters, October 31, at indicate this. near Chateau Thierry, Torcy, and Bou- Montfaucon. a Q. One battalion Is reported to have resches; but after a few days' hard'fight- Q. Is there any special report on been so badly shot up that a full com- ing it was withdrawn. It participated casualties in that regiment? pany could not be mustered out of it. in the operation near.St. Mihiel on Sep- A. No special report. I have given Report is that Gen. Nicholson and Gen. tember 12-14. It then moved to the front above the number of casualties in the Kuhn, one or both, were reduced on the north of Verdun, where it was reported American Expeditionar~y Forces, but no field as a result of this blunder. on October 23 in action on the heights report segregating or classifying the A. The only way in which a man can east of the Meuse. Here it took part in men by regiments. be reduced is by order from me, approved the final drive of the 1st American Army. 8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 3, 1918. GENERAL MARCH'S WEEKL Y S TA TEMENT TO PRESS . When hostilities were suspended at 11 A. This misquotes me. I said they Coast 'Artillery Corps with First Army, a. mn.on November 11, the 26th Division would be offered a chance to enlist in headquarters at Les Islettes; 56th Coast was actively engaged in breaking down the Regular Army, and that disposes of Artillery Corps with First Army at Bois the enemy's defense near Damvillers. the next two or three questiohs. des Epinettes. Q. Has Brig. Gen. Marcus D. Cronin Q. To what extent (in numbers) is the Q. Will the 54th Coast Artillery Corps been made a major general? present enlisted personnel composed of return home as a unit and possibly land A. No. . seven-year men? at Portland?. Q. What status do the officers who en- A. Thirty thdusand, approximately. A. This has not been worked out yet. tered the Army in the 0. R. C. now hold? Q. Are many of these m~n expected to Q. At what time, approximately, will A. Temporary for emergency as deter- take advantage of the discharge made the historical narrative of divisions begin mined by the President. possible by section 4 of the urgent de- to be available for publication? Q. Were all, of them commissioned for ficiency act of June 15, 1917? A. When the war diaries, which are Ifie years? A. The former question does not agree required to be kept in the Army, have A. Originally, yes. with this question if this means all those been received from the American Expedi- Q. Did change of commission to one of men taken in up to the time voluntary tionary Forces. emergency war status of General Order enlistments with the privilege of dis- emergency were Q. If not contained in these narratives No. 76 terminate the five-year provision? charge at the end of the can reporters have access to records A. Yes. stopped last winter. This question refers to those men, undoubtedly, and does not which give (a) detailed reports as to Q. In opening the Regular Army engagements of divisions or regiments; commissions to former National Guard refer to the men who were in the Army the emergency. The men who (b) casualties by divisions or regiments? and other officers now In the former Na- before A. The historical public narrative will tional Army, does the War Department came in under the emergency-will be al- be discharged at their own be so complete that it will be impossible propose a law which would give them lowed to for anybody to add to It.. It will be a on entering the Regular Army' rank option. kindly mention the where- day by day and hour by hour record of higher than second lieutenant? Q. Wili you all actions until demobilized. A. A matter for Congress. abouts of the 27th Division? Q. In the statement by Gen. Peyton C. A. Last reported in Picardy with the Q. Can you say something about our March, Chief of Staff, on November 16, he British. troops in Russia? said that all men now in the Army have Q. Please secure location and division A. We have the word of a British of- been or will be offered an honorable dis- to which following units are attached, ficer that the American troops are the cla rge from the emergency enlistment 56th Pioneer Infantry, 60th and 56th best troops there (in Russia). We and an immediate reenlistment In the Coast Artillery Corps. should be very glad to have you carry new forces. What are the new forces to A. 56th Pioneer Infantry with First this for the people in Michigan. They be called? Army, headquarters at Dombasle; 60th have done well.

Ratio Q. M.0. pur- Value of Army Supplies Purchased of chases per Q. M. C. capita. Ratio ofpur- At Twenty-Four Principal Cities Cities. chasea to in each value Amanzt Rank During Two Months Ending Sept. 28 of prod- city. ucts. The War Department authorizes the 1918, is an interesting exposition of how to the Per ct. following from the Office of the Director the various cities have contributed New York, N. Y.-- Perl, supply of the Army. The following table 58.99 11 14.3 of Purchase and Storage: 8.6 25.96 1 24.3 shows combined purchases of $233,552,259, 6.20 12 4.1 A report of quartermaster purchases the total quartermaster purchases St. Louis, Mo,----- 2.2 11.72 4 8.4 during that pe- Boston, Mass...... 4.5 19.26 2 5.5 from the 24 largest cities in population throughout the country, Cleveland, Ohio..... 17 10.53 61 2.5 and manufacturing output, as recorded riod as tabulated by the statistical divi- Baltimore, Md----- 1.1 C.34 15- 1.0 by the Purchase Records Branch during sion of the Director of Purchase and Tittsbogli, Pa-- .3 1. 19 19, .3 Detroit, l -ebh 1.5 12.92 3 2.5 the two months ending September 28, Storage: Buffalo, N. Y...... 8 4.40o 14 .8 San Francisoo, Cal. . 1..14 20 .2 Milwuke fwis....- L 14 35 8 1.6 Quartermaster Cincinnati Ohio Products, year 1914. .0 5.39 13 .8 Popula- Newark, . J --- 1.5 0.17 91 1.4 Citiss. tion, year' New Orleans, La... .7 1.5D 18s .2 WashIngton, D. .. .2 . 16 24 () Value. Rank. Amount. Pank. Los Angeles, CaL. -- .3 .89 21, .1 Minneapolis, Minn. - 1.3 8.26 10 1,1 Jersey City, N. J --- .6 3.44 1r3 .4 New York, N. Y - 4, 768, $3 , 292, 83-, 000 1 M 02 2 Kansas City, Mo---- 4.3 10.47 7 1.1 2.185,283 1,483,43R,000 2 1 M 736'021 1 Indianapols, Ind. ... 1.8 10.07b 5 1.1 1,54,008 7S4 500,000 5:N4517 4 Rtochester-, N. Y__.-: .. . 1.5626... 10...17 .2 Si. Louis, Mo...... 687,029 360480, 000 8 , 6?4 5 K(ansas Civy, Kam_ .1I .3 22 (1) Boston, Mass ------...... 70.55 24802 000 7 12,914,224 3 Perth Amliov, N. J. -.---. .89 231 (1) Clexeland, Ohio...... 560 663 352,418000 6 5,902,211 7 Other localities...... ------.. 32.9 Baltimore, Md...... 55, 485 215,172,000 11 2,425,342 13 P'ittsburgh, Pa...... _ 813,505 246,94,000 9 633,390 17 Total...... 100.0 Detroit, Mtich ...... 485,776 400,348,000 4 6,01,820 6 Bu1'alo, N. Y...... ------42J, 715 247,516,000 8 1, 88,023 1 San Francisco, Cal...... 416,912 162, 3,000 16 474,203 19 1Less than one-tonth of 1 per cent. Milwaukee, Wis...... 37.3,857 223 555,000 10 3,751,815 8 (incinnati, Ohio...... 364, 463 210,8,000 12 1, 65,242 14 347, 469 210,661,000 13 3, I 960 9 Contributes to War Charities. 339,073 69,814,000 22 07,556 18 Jwars N . CJ ...... Following an investigation by the Me rleasMinn:...... 331,3 28,78,000 24 55,859 23 319,195 103,458 000 21 2,934 21 United States Food Administratica of the Inae pohl, Mind...... 187,854 000 14 2,488,89 12 KansLans Citele,7gee,CaMol...... o. ---- ...... ---- _--- -- 301,408 Resy Cty, N. _ -...... 267,773 164,2S,000 15 922,039 16 Phoepix Bakery, of Phoenix, Ariz., Ed- 24q.31 60,953.000 23 2,599,534 10 ward Eisele, proprietor, was permitted to Kansas Ciy, MCans ------233,630 139,700,000 20 2, 563,094 11 Kess ity N...... 218,149 140,097,000 19 36, 023 20 contribute $1,000 to war charities, in lieu 82,331 159, 700,000 17 68,349 22 Perth Anmho, N.J...... 32,121 148, 98,000 18 2,009 24 of further penaltie* when it was discov- Otherloalitle ...... ----I...... ------7,S51,452 ..-...- ered that for 10 days during the month of Total...... June practically no substitutes were con- --- ..----1233552,259 ---.- tained in the bread baked at his plant. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918.

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED S TA TES FORCES OVERSEAS

SE,CTION 1, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. CARPENTER, Wilam H. Jesse A. Carpen- SCRIVNOR. James. Mrs. Anna Howell,- 204 ter. Salt Fork, Okla. West Second Street, Austin, Tex. The following casualties are reported CASSADY, Ernest Leland. Mrs. Ida M. Cas- SELTZER, George A. Mrs. Edna Seltzer, by the commanding general of the AmeTi- sady, 101 South Washington Street, Fort R. F. D. 2, Shepard, Ohio. Scott, Kans. SHARP, Lafayette. Harris Sharp, JackSborO, can Expeditionary Forces: COAKLEY, John F. James Coakley, 8 Irvine Tenn. Killed in action ------103 Avenue, Sharon, Pa. SHAW, Colin C. Mrs. Sarah C. Shaw, R. F. COLE, James C. Miss Winnie Smith, Post, D. 1, Benn Level, N. C. Died I disease ------174 Tex. SINKS, William D. Mrs. Betty Sinks, Noble, Wonded severely ------47 COLEMAN, Ralph R. Mrs. Elna P. Coleman, Ark. Wounded (degree undetermined) - 39 1t. P. D. 1, Deanison, Ohio. SLOOP, John Henry. Mrs. Alice Sloop, Sher- COLLEY, Oakey. William D. Colley, Glad- mans Dale, Pa. Wounded slightly ------46 stone, Ill. SMITH, David E. Elson H. Smith, R. F. D. IVissing in action ------119 COLLIER, Frank B. Mrs. J. H. Funches, 3, Mullins, S. C. Prisoners ------10 Rowesville, S. C. STALLINGS, George J. Mrs. Jennie M. CONNOLLY Patrick A. Mrs. Delia Connolly, Stallings, R. F. D. 1, Waxhaw, N. C. 30 Cady §treet, Johnstown, N. Y. STAUDINGER, Edgar Lewis. Edgar Staudin- Total ------538 CUMMINGS, Leonard J. Mrs. Elizabeth Cum- ger, 06 Glen Street, Somerville, Mass. mings, 203 Lombard Street, New Haven, STEPHENS, Edwin. Joe Stephens, Tenth Killed in Action. Conn. Street, Tell City, Ind. - LIEUTENANTS. DATSKOF, Vasil. Vasil Dazko, Kirlloka, STEPHENS, Harvey W. Daniel W. Stephens, HOCK, Alfred J. Mrs. Catherine C. Hock, Kieve, Russia. route 31, Roswell, Ga. 1001 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y - DAVIDSON, George D. Miss Minnie May STERN, Sam. Wolf Stern, 1124 Perry Street, McBRIDE, Allen J. Mrs. Allan X. McRride, Daidson, R. F. D. 2, Kingston, Ohio. Richmond, Va. 457 East One hundred and thirty-fifth DILLA, Louis. Mrs. Agnes Dilli, R. F. D. C, STOCKTON, Frank R. Rev, J. A. Stockton, Street, New York, N. Y. box 106, San Antonio, Tex. New Decatur, Ala. McCORD, George L. J. A. McCord, Green- DISSINGER, Grant. William Dissinger, Rex- STONE, James W. Mrs. Dorothy Stone, 8a1 wood, S. C. mont, Pa. East Thirtieth Street, New York, N. Y. SEITH, Alvin N. Charles L. Seith, eare of EDGAR, William Earl. Mrs. Ahnie Edgar, STRUBE, William. Mrs. Lena Strube, 785 George Worthington Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 505 Ann Street, North Braddock, Pa. Sedam Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. SMITH, Lester M. Jacob F. Smith, 403 PRONCZAK, Frank. Mrs. Catherine Mychal- TREVINO, Alejandro G. Miss Favian G. North Fifth Street, Grand Forks, N. Dak. osky, 440 Ohio Street, Bsuffalo, N. Y. Gorza, San Benito, Tex. WILSON, Alexander D. Leslie M. Wilson. 27 FUINDERBURKE, 811s H. Mrs. Moliza B. WEST. William G. Miss Caroline West North Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Funderburke, Raifo i, Okla. North Fairfield, Ohio. SERGEANTS. GIfFFPRIDA, Mario. Alfredo Giuffido, 2121 WIZCJN, Anton. Charles W. Wizejn, Nerova, ALVERSON, Gerry L. Art C. Alverson, West Cambria Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Russia. GREEN, Jonathan M. Jasper M. Green, Pliinview, Tex. Died- DRISCOLL, William E. John F. Driscoll,.80 Kineston Springs, Tenn., of Disease. Mayfield Street, Dorchester, Mass. GREEN, Otis. Allen W. Green, R. F. D. 3, LIEUTENANTS. JOHNSON, Dewey M. William H. Johnson, Canton, Ga. 705 Baxter Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. GREEN, Sherman R. Mrs. Mary E. Green, McCLURE, Hunter. Miss Josephine Harris, SHORT, Abe. Mrs. Mary Jane Short, Aurora, 1453 W Street NW., Washington, D. C. 34 Highland Avenue, Piedmont, Cal. Ark. GRYNASEWSKI, Frank. Miss Elsie Brzozow- TOWER, Lawrence. Mrs. Lawrence Tower, ski, 228 Norman Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1184 Forest Avenue, Wilmette, Ill. VON DOTLEN, Howard A. Mrs. Mary B. GRAIIAM, Ross Von Dohlen, 1540 Clinton Avenue, Ozone' HARMON, Newton. Mrs. Mattie Harmon, G. Mrs. Emma Graham, Park, N. Y. - Perryville, Ky. West Morrison Street, Frankfort, Ind, HARROUF, Homer W. Andrew B. Harrouf, WARD, Homer 'W. Wilbur S. 'Ward, 914 F CORPORALS. Murphysboro, Ill. Street, Centralia, Wash. AUGUSTINE, Arthur. Peter Augustine, 742 HITCHCOCK, Albert L. Tom J. Hitchcock, SERGEANTS. Twenty-seventh Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Walnut Grove, Savannah, Tenn. BUXTON, James R. Mrs. Geneva Buxton, HOLBROOK, Clarence E. Mrs. Sadie Hol- CAMPBELL, William Y. James Campbell, Edgemont Station, East St. Louis, Ill. Byeaville, Ohio. brook, Delaware, Okla. FINE, CALICO, Jesse B. James A. Calico, R. F. D. HOUSLEY, Joseph L. James A. Tilbett, Sey- Sam N. Mrs. Francis L. Fine, box 6, 2, Paint Lick, Ky. mour, Tenn. New Madrid. Mo. CORNISH, George T. 1s. Mabel Cornish, HOVIS. Carl M. Mrs. Elizabeth, Hovis, Fer- REILLY, Arthur K. Frank Reilly, 612 Grand 4017 Irving Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. ris, Pa. Street, Troy, N. Y. DYER, George Bryant. John A. Dyer, R. F. HOWELL, Robert H. Mrs. Martha Howell, WILKINS, dharles A. Mrs. Irene A. W1- D. 1, Vienna, Va. De Soto, Ill. kins, 23 Barr Street, Salem, Mass. KIDD, Adrian W. William E. Kidd, 948 INGLIS, James Frank. Mrs. Margaret Inglis, KEEN, Miles L, Thompson Keen, Knobs, North Broadway, Knoxville, Tenn. R. F. D. 1, Cessna, Pa. W. Va. KIN. Alexander A. Dr. Yamel LATTO, Leroy. Mrs. Leroy Latto, 505 Cleve- Kin, 56 West JAMVlESON. Tom R. Mrs. Genevieve Jameson, land Avenue, Canton, Ohio. Eleventh Street, New York, N. Y. 623 North Fourth Street, Fort Smith, Ark. McOWEN, Bernard PHELPS. Albert Chapman. Mrs. Flora Chhp- J. Sam Berger, 72 JIVIDEN, Evert E. Mrs. Virginia Jividen, man Phelps, Colchester, Conn, Greenwich Street, New York, N. Y. R. F. D. 3, box 16, Leon, W. Va. MEHLHORN, Herman. Herman G. Mehl- KAEMMERER, George H. Miss Pearl Kaem- CORPORALS. horn. 2016 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md. merer, 4008 Delmar Avenue, East St. Louis, BENEDICT, Ray V. James Z. Benedict, 803 MOORE, Clark. Mrs. Susan Moore, R. F. D. Ill. Fifth Avenue West, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. C,-box 289, Indianapolis, Ind. LEINES, Conrad. Olaf Leineq, Fleming, BJERREGAARD, Christen, Albert Dahla- PALANICK, Paul J. Joseph C. Palanick, 310 Minn. gaard, 4549 Evans Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Free Street, Syracuse, N. Y. CHURCH, Alfred. Mrs. Edward S. Church, PORTER, Joney. Mrs. Peachey Marthla, LOVELESS, Clarence. *Miss Minnie Loveless, Norwalk, Conn. Sylvian, Okla. 323 Dale Street, Oakland City, Ind. HERRON, Jeff. Mrs. Georgia Herron, R. P. D. .BMITH, Loyd W. Mrs. Manilia J. Smith, LON6REY, Andrew J. Mrs. Susan Lowrey, 7, box 139, Birmingham, Ala. Decatur, Tex. 10T North R Street, Muskogee, Okla. LARSON, Leander T. Mrs. Leander Larson, TIERNEY, Michael F. Miss -M. Tierney, 42 McNITZKY, Arthur 0. Mrs. Emma Me- 26 Boyd Street, Worcester, Mass. Strong Place,eBrooklyn, N. Y. Nitaky, 25 South Elm Street, Dent6n, Tex. MORRIS, Keith L Mrs. Mary L. Morris, WARREN, Roy L. Robert S. Warren, Man- MANUEL, Frank. Sam H. Manuel, Robert 112 West Broadway, Kilbourn, Wis. gum, Okla. Lee, Tex. NEUMAN, Harry Earl. Charles Neuman, WINTERS, Thomas. Mrs. Catherine Carroll, MENDENHALL, Ray S. Mrs. Lola Menden- Mich. 699 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. hall, 001 East Main Street, Enid, Okla..- SHIOBE,Sturgis, Walter. Mrs. Sallie Christian WITZGALL, Hertert Joseph. Chris Witzgall, MERCER, Ernest. Joe Mercer, Miami, Okla. Shobe, Morton Gap, Ky. 211 Tenth Street, Huntington, W. Va. MILORO, Joseph. Miss Matilda Miloro, 627 SMITH, Leighton V. Mrs. Rose R. Smith, WOOD, Rufus C. Walter R. Wood, Robs- Union Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. 5, Easton, Pa. town, Tex. * MORAN, John J. Mrs. Bessie Moran, 890 BRUNSON, Ira 0. John Brunson, Maque- WAGONERS. MyrtleAvenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MORGAN, David H. Mrs. Nincy A. Morgan, keta. Iowa. MILLER, John W. Charles Miller, 6 Clove R. F. D. 2. Haskell, Okla. KIMBALL, Arthur. Mrs. H. P. Snow, Na- Row. Brooklyn, N. Y. MORRIS, John C. Alex Morris, Clarkston, tional City, Cal. SHANNON, John P. Mrs. Mary Shannon, Wash. SPROUL. Harold. Bert Sproul, R. F. D. 2, 260 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Watkins, N. Y. O'BRIEN, Michael James. Mrs. Margaret 0 PRIVATES. O'Brien, 683 Fox Street, New York, N. Y. BUGLER. ALVEY, Floyd G. Walter V. Alvey, Le* O'CONNELL, Patrick W. Mrs. Mary Mason, HOLST, William H. William H. Hoist, Lake, Tex. 160 North Curtis Street, Chicago, Ill. Plainview, Minan. BEREZNITZKI, Benjamin. Julius Miller, 126 OLSON, George H. Andrew W. Olson, R. F. BAND LEADER. Charles Street, Fitchburg, Mass. D. 1, Williams, Minn. BOBENE, Albert. Mrs. Hazel Bobene, 3211 BINGHAM, Louis. Mrs. Cecio Bingham, PARISE. Vincenza. Tony Josie, Boswell, Pa. I9trugis, Ky. PUSCHMANN, Mehnert A. Anton Puach- Glenwood Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BURKE, James M. , Mrs. Anna Burke, 421 mann. 720 Emerson Street, Goshen, Ind. * . MUSICIAN.. Washington Street, Peabody, Mass. REILLY, James J. Thomas Reilly, 216 East THOENNES. Frank M. Mrs. Anna E'Thoen- CAMPBELL, Jessie. Albert T. Campbell, One hundred and twelfth Street, New York, nes, 909 South Allen Street, Bloomingten, Sperryville, Va. N.Y. III. 71*-18-3 *10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING WAGONERS, ADAMS. John. Ridy Adams, Carbur, Fla. NEWKUMET, Harry J. John Newkumet, WEISATER, William McKinley, Mrs. Cora BENTON, Roscoe. Mrs. Addle Henton, R. F. St. Petersburg, Fin. Weismer, 51 York Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. D. 4, box 46, Goldsboro, N. C. OATARA, Valentine. Mrs. Nora Dugan, Mili- RYAN, Joseph A. Mrs. J. E. Ryan, 48 West BERRY, Ulysses R. James 1t. Berry, Avon, tary Barracks, County ,Roscommon, Ireland. La Crosse Avenue, Landsdowne, Pa. S. Dak. OPPER, Louis. Mrs. Alice Opper, R. F. D. 5, BERRYMAN Edward L. Mrs. Lena Berry- Evart, Mich. SADDLER. man, 805 Rockland Street, Calumet, Mich. O'ROURKE, Henry., Miss Catherine O'Rourke, TAYLOR, Joseph J. Gustave Taylor, R. F. D. BILL, Joseph. Mount*B. B2ker, Grand Val- 80 Hans Road, Brompton Road, London, 3 Waunakee, Dane County, Wis. ley, Pa. S. W., England. I BLACKWELL, Noble. Mrs. Lucy Blackwell, PIERCE, Wilber F. Mrs. F. M. Pierce, Pir- COOKS. R. F. D. 9, Mitchell, Ind. mington, N. Mex. CONLEY, Edward F. Thomas Conley, 280 BOLINE, Harry. Mrs. Beta Boline, R. F. D. POWELL, Jessie. Miss Evelino Powell, Tox- Sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 4, Des Moines, Iowa. hana, Tex. MULLEN, Martin A. Mrs. Anna Mullen, 4606 BOYER, Elmer J. II. E. Boyer, 1410 South ROBERTS, Clifford 'J. Mrs. Clara Roberts, Winthrop Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Main Street, Findlay, Ohio. Peters Avenue, Troy, Ohio. BRADSHAW, Noah N. Mrs. Cario Bradshaw, ROiERTS, John 0. 'John S. Roberts, R. F. rRIVATES. 100 Pearl Street, Beaumont, Tex. D. 3, Burns City. Ind. ABRAHAMSON, Herbert A. Ole Abrahamson, BRIGHTBILL, James W. Mrs. Alice Moore, ROUSE, Pinkey. Mrs. Fannie Rouse, R. F. D. Oconomowoc, Wis. 1533 Hunter Street, Harrisburg, Pa. 5. Snow Hill, N. CO ALBEE, Asahel. Charles E. Albee, 64 Central BURGNER, -Raymond F. Mrs. Elizabeth SAFER, Frank. John Safer, Montgomery, Street, Providence, R. I. Burgner, 821 North Locust Street, Platte, Minn. ALLEN, George. Mrs. Moses Allen, R. F. D. Nebr. SALLEY, John G. Mrs. Helen Salley, Sal- 1, Washington, Ga. I CAMPBELL, Eugene. Mrs. Hattie Campbell, leys, N. C. ALLEN, James F. Mrs. Emma Allen, Friant, 1314 Clay Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa. SCITLESSER, Charles W. Martin Schlesser, Cal. CASKEY, Oren B. Mrs. Cora Knight, Coal' 240 Bush Street, Scranton, Pa. ANDERSON, John. Eric Anderson, Mount Hill, Ark. SHELDON, John J. Edward J. O'Hara, 100 Ayr, Iowa. CLIFTON, Larkin C. Joseph E. Clif ton, Gran- North Broadway, Gloucester, N. J. BUIST, Henry J. James G. Buist, R. F. D. 4, bury. Tex. SHEPATS, Joseph. John Shepats, 109 Sec- box 52, Coopersville, Mich. CLUKEY, George II. Mrs. Abbe Clukey, 108 Montealm Avenue, Plattsburg, N. Y. ond Street N., Virginia, Minn. CAMPBELL, Don L. Mrs. Gortrude.Campbell, SIME, Oscar. Mrs. Sena Sime, 1. F. I). 1, Fishers Ferry, Pa. COLLINS, Ben. Robert Collins, R.'F. D. 3. Crary, N. Dak. CARRICK, George W. James W. Carrick, Newberry, S. C. R. F. D. 3, Morrison, Tenn. CONNER, Sam L. John Conner, R. F. D. 2, SMITH., Hugh J. Mrs. Hugh J. Smith, 107 CHRISTOPHERSON, Earl 0. Mrs. Edna R. Meadows of Dan, Va. Webster Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Morgan, box 47. Milroy, Minn. COVEY, Clarence A. Albion Covey, R. F. D. SMITII, Joseph W. Harold Smith, North CLAY. Pinkney M. Mrs. Emma T. Clay, 1, Sadley, Tex. Hatfield, Mass. Tamola, Miss. DAVIS, Albert. Mrs. Nancy Davis, Jefferson, SNYDER, Charles V. Orrin Snyder, Fort Re- COBB, Malcolm. Mrs. Diara Cobb, Rosier, Pa. covery, Ohi%. Ga. DELIAS. Marcus N Mrs. Poly Delias, R. F. STINE, Robert W. Robert P. Stine, Waubay, S. Dab. - COLE, Ernest. Miss Lizzle Cole, Belleville, D. 1, Russellville, Tenn. Ark. DENNEY, Edwin L. Alfred J. Denney, Dan- THOMAS, Frank J. Joe P. Thomas, White COLEMAN, James R. Mrs. Matt Jones Kirk- ville, Iowa. 0 Butte. S. Dak. land, Cobbtown, Ga. DILLCharles. John Dill, R, F. D. 1; Anoka, THOMPSON, 01ie. Hay Thompson, Enid, CONNOLLY, Patrick J. Miss Mary Connolly, Minu. Miss. 75 Chandler Street, Boston, Mass. DRUMIRIGHT, Roma 0. John W. Drumright, THOMPSON, Jessie J. Mrs. Betti Thomnson, CORTH, William. Mrs. Aliie Corth, Casper, R. F. D. 1, Redtop, Mo. Carters Creek. Tenn. Wyo. EISENBEERG, Harry. Sam Eisenberg, 1274 TOPRENCE, William Mrs. Essic Hoey Tor- CRAIG, William A. Mrs. Mona Craig, Adel, Fort3-fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. rence, Latta. Row, Charlotte, N. C. Iowa. FARRELL, Frank R. Mrs. LeeN.Varrell, 4121 TRAPP, George H. Georne Notter, general DAMBROSIA, James. Mrs. Rosana Dam- Walbridge Place, St. Louis, Mo. deivery, Lake Geneva, Win. brosia, Castro Dei Balsei, Italy. GANN, Douglas L. Jim B. Gann, De Queen, UNDEIW OOD, Clyde S. James F. Under- DAVIS, Peter R. James C. Davis, Dicey, Ark. wood, Jackson, Mo. Tex. GERIIARDS. Herman. John D. Gerhards, WAIIL, Erving J. Mrs. Nellie Wahl, 1257 DEAN, 'Allen C. Mrs. Katherine Dean, 235 Nokomis, Ill. Second Street, Plainfield, N. J. Vine Street, Lockport, N, Y. GORDON, Judson. Mrs. Callie Gordon, R. F. WICKER. John J. Mrs, Martha II. Wicker, DOLtN, William. Mrs. Anna Dolan, 1697 D. 1, Salley, S. C. R. F. D. 4, Ashland, Ala. Lexington Avenue, Now York, N. Y. HANKISON, Luther S. Milton Iankison, R. VOCT, Ernest M. Mrs. Anna E. Vogt, Holly DUNCKEL, Fred. Frank M. Dunckel, Affid- P. D. 1, Wauneta, Kans. Hill, S. C. dleburgb, N. Y. "HANLON, William. Mrs. Nancy Jane Hanlon, PRELLWITZ, Herman. John C. Prellwitz, DUNN, William T. Mrs. W. J. Dunn, 32 R. F. D. 8, box 88, New Matamoras, Ohio. Hanover. Kans. Hhgrrison Avenue, West Orange, N. J. HAMMER, George F. William G. Hammer, PRESTEGARD, Joseph. Edward Prestegard, ELSNER, Lambert T. Henry A. Elsner, 310 North State Street, Genesce, Ill. Route 2, Northwbod. Iowa. Sweet Springs, Mo. HAN SELMAN, Merrill B. Mrs. Minnie M. RADLOFF, GerharM P. Mrs. Ida Radloff, ETTELE, Robert B. Mrs. Artilda Marshall, Ilanselman, R. F. D. 3, Milinburg, Pa. Hankinson, N. Dak. 401 North Sixteenth Street. Sac City, Iowa. HARRIS, Estelle C. Mlrs. Rhoda Harris, Madi- REUTER, William Hugo. Mrs. Anna Renter, EVERS. Carl C. James Middleton, R. F. D. 1, son, Mo. 203 Whiton Street, Jersey City, N. T. Woodhine, Kans. HARRIS, Thomas W. Mrs. Annie M. Harris, SIMPSON, John 0. Mr's. Elizabeth Simpson, EWING, Harry U. Byron A. Ewing, 732 Manning. Ark. 1:113 East Susquehanna Avenue, Philadel- North Third Street, Lawrence, Kans. HASTINGS, Cledith Lavern. Mrs. Bert phia, Pa. FORTIER, Napoleon. edon Fortier, 513 Cameron, 3117 Thirty-second Street, Sac- SJURSEN, Andrew. Chert Anderson, Burke, Main Street, Berlin, N. H. ramento, Cal. Idaho. FOWLKES, Willie. Joe Fowlkes. Dyersville, HITNER, Edward. Mrs. Anna M. Hitner, SWOFFORD, Wesley R. Mrs. Alice Swofford, Tenn. 4846 Germantown Avenue, Geemantown, HAAS, Richard. Fred Haas, Marr, Ohio. 110 Nerth Ninth Street. Benton, Ill. Philadelphia, Pa. WATERS, George E. Mrs. Harriett Patton, HARDY, Henry V. Mrs. Alberta Hardy, R. HOELCLE, John J. Mrs. Christine Hoelclo, Lebanon, Del. F. D. 3, Kilmichael, Miss. 482 Goodyear Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. HOFFMAN, Christopher. Mrs. Louisa Hoff- HOLMON, Julius. Mrs. Olivia Holmon, Den- MOUN, Benjamin. Mrs. Ida Moun, 2463 Sec- man, 62 Bragan Avenue, Newark, N. J. mark, S. C. ond Avenue, New York, N. Y. IIOLL, Willard E. Gustave J. Holl, 1021 HOUZE, Hoyt S. Mrs. Annie House, R. F. MULHERN, Joseph P. John Mulbern, 130 Galewood Drive, Cleveland, Ohio. D. 26, Roswell. Ga. Maple Street, Jersey City, N. J. HONGEN, Horace George. Robert J. Hongen, HUNT, Will. Mrs. Matilda Burdin, Nfest NASH, Daniel. Mrs. Dendetta Nash, 2520 Bowmaustown, Pa. Point. Ga. Clio Street, New Orleans. La. HUMPHREY, George W. Tobe H. Wilken, JOHNSON, Rodney H. C. L. Johnson, Ely & NEIL, Charlie. Dan Nell, Orlando, Fla. star route, Elgin, Nebr. Walker Dry Goods Co., St. Louis, Mo. OLSEN, Leonard. Mrs. Agnes C. Olson, Mer- JORGENSEN, Chris. Louis Jorgensen, R. F. KELLY, Walter A. Mrs. Bridget Kelly, New rill, Iowa. D. 2, D venport, Iowa, Albin, Iowa. PALUMBIO, Bruno. Pietro Palumblo, 613 KING, Willie S. Edward King, Houston, Va. Firecon Street, Jersey City, N. J. LARGE, Lee. Samuel H. Large, R. F. D. 2, KNIESS, Albert William. Mrs. Erna Kniess, PATTERSON. Clyde C. George H. Patterson, Savoy, Tex. R. F. D. 3, box 68, Merrill, Wis. R. F. D., Hampton, Iowa. LEAPER, Harry I. Mrs. Jessie Leaper, Gal- KUKUK, Walter T. Mrs. Caroline Kukul lipolis, Ohio. R. F. D. 1, Colman, S. Dak. Wounded Severely. LEIGH, Osmer J. Joseph Leigh, Royalton, -LILLIE, Justin M. Willie G. Lillie, R. F. D. Minn. 2, Central City, Iowa. CAPTAIN. McCLURG. Mitchell L. Mrs. Sarah E. Mc- McKNIGHT, Belf. Tom McKnight, Buchanan, Clurg, 3323 Avenue B Ensley, Ala. Ky. SOURWINE, James Arthur. Mrs. Anita MARTIN, Clyde. Mrs. 6lyde Martin, Harlage, McNABB, Jacob E. Mrs. Amelle McNabb, May Sourwine, 53 West Ninth Street, Reno, Mo. Bayou Barbary, La. Nev. MARTIN, Loyd C. Jacob Martin, Onalaska, MARTENS, Conrad F. Mrs. Motha Martens, LIEUTENANTS. - Wash. R. F. D. 2. Cole Camp, Mo. MATHEWS, George. Mrs. Lavenia Mathews, MEEKINS. Lee Roy. Miss Mary Meekins, BfER, Walter E. Capt. I. R. Baker, 85 Irvinville, La. Carlos, Tex. Wilmot Street, Portland, Me. MATTHEWS, James 0. Daniel A. Matthews, MENKE, Clemens L. Mrs. Marie A. Menke, BROWN, Jesse Fred. Mrs. Delilah Brown, Cooper, N. C. Finlayson, Minn. 915 West Broadway, Si5ringfield, Ohio. METCALF, Walter A. Mrs. Mary I. Metcalf, MEYER, Oscar C. Mrs. Henrietta Ul1rich, EARL, John J. Thomas 0. Earl, 88 W~et Cedar Glades, Ark, R. F. D. 1, Aleyton, Tex. Eighth Street, South Boston, Mass. ABRATAMS, Thomas. John. Abrahams, 36 MYERS. John A. James A. Myers, Thomas- KELLY, James R. Mrs. 'Kelly, Main Street, Edinborottgh Street, Boston, Mass. ville. N. C. Cherry Valley, Mass. ACKLEY, Edgar Van G. George Ackley, 150 NELSON, Stuart N. Charlie A. Nelson, East ROHR, Alfred Nicholas. Nicholas Rohr, 85 South Main Street, Ellenville, N. Y. Berlin, Conn. Vermont Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN., PERSHING SErGEANTS. MECIANIC, BUGLER. KELLER, Roy Lee, William A. Keller, Lewis- KEANE, Timothy. M. Keane, 448 West GRIFFIN, John J. Mrs. Mary Griffin, 59 town, Mo. Fifty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Neil Street, Marlboro, Mass. WILSON, Dallas W. George W. Wilson, WAGONER. WAGONER. Memphis, Mo. HESTON, William H. grs. -Elizabeth Heston, CORPORALS. PAINTER, William D. Andrew J. Painter, Wentw-orth, Mo. 1135 West Silver Street, Philadelphia, Pa. COADY, Martin J. Mrs. Mary R. Coady, PRIVATES. PRIVATES. R. F. D. 50, Pawnee, Ill. BARTOZEK, Stanley. Victor Bartozek, GIANNATTASIO, Joseph BAGLEY, Edward J. John H. Bagley, 36 Michael. Mrs. Main Street, Blackstone, Mass. Kalisz, Vartara, Russia. Sophie Giannattasio, 448 East One hun- BOSSELMAN, Herman J. Henry Bosselman, dred and sixteenth Street, New BATTAGLIOLA, Joain. Mrs. Estella Battag- York, N. Y. liola, 1305 State Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Concordia, Mo. NASSE, Fred. Eugene Nasse, Hermann, Mo. BRANDT, Harry. Mrs. D. G. Brandt, Mount PARSONS, Robert A. A. Parsons, Pitts- COMPTON, Prue E. William B. Compton, Joy, Pa. burgh, Pa. R. F. D. 2, Townville, S. C. DAVIS, Arthur G, Garrison Davis, O'Brien, BROWN, McCune. Mrs. Jessie Brown, Bow- ilcE~CTNI. Tex. ling Green, Mo. BROWN, Odum A. H. E. Brown, Monticello, KELLY, Otis H. Mrs. Minnie Kelly, Broad DOLLAR, Dayton. Morton L. Dollar, 1509 Miss. Street, Girard, Ala. East Eighteenth Street, Anderson, Ind. DONATELLI, John. Mrs. Mary Donatelli, COMP, Marshall D. Alfred L. Comp, 1213 PRIVATES. Market Street, Harrisburg, Pa. 1108 Morris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CRISCUOLO, Louis. Mike Aourratto, 275 ANDERSON, Hedene. Axel Anderson, Waverly, FLANAGAN, Peter. Timothy Flanagan, 407 West One hundred and seventeenth Street, Minn. West Two hundred and fifth Street, New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. ATKINSON, Elmer M. Mrs. Clare Atkinson, CRUM, William. Mrs. Robert, Crum, 137 care of A. C. Fry Co., Gibson Art Co., Cia- FLOYD, Nat W. Hickory J. Floyd, Naples, Claremont Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. cinnati, Ohio. Tex. FALLON, John. Mrs.- P. Fallon, 57 Morning- EATTY, Charles E. Mrs. GORSLINE, Robert Anson. James Gorsline, Ella Beatty, Lin- 1208 Broadway Avenue, Bay City, Mich. side Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. coln, Ark. 812 Arch GRIFFIN, Willie G. Mrs. T. 'B. Griffin, 05 BEEDING, Arthur. GROSS, Walter E. John H. Gross, Ga. John Beeding, Kincaide, Street, Norristown, Pa. Madison Street, Eatonton, Kans. 250 West HACKMANN, William H. Mrs. Barbara GOFF, Ray W. Frank Goff, 1015 East Six- GUSHI, Walter E. Frank Gushi. Hackmann, Ferdinand, Ind. teenth Street, Des Twenty-fourth Street, Chicago, Ill. Moines, Iowa. Nichols. Mrs. Theresa Goedt- HARBUCK, John W. William Joseph Har- GRIFFITH, Bliscoe B. Mrs. Callie Griffith, GOEDTKIN, buck, R. F. D. 4, Enterprise, Ala. 157 Fourth Avenue North, Nashville, Tenn kin, Windthorst, Tex. HAMEL, Albert. Frederick W. Hamel, 638 HICKS, Wilfred. Miss Ella M. Hicks, Muiga, HOGAN Edmond M. Mrs. Ella Hogan, 201 Jerome Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ala. West Piankishaw Street, Paola, Kans. F. Mrs. John Hunt- HEALEY, Robert C. Robert Healey, 291 IIUBER, Joseph F. Mrs. Catheine Huber, 21 HUNTOWSKI, John Union Street, South Weymouth, Mass. Windora Street, Roxbury, Mass. owski, 1623 North Wood Street, Chicago, Ill. IITE, Herbert. William Burba, South Mon- HUGHES. Samuel. John Hughes, 221 East ISIMINGER, Russell S. Wyley J. Isiminger, roe Street, Xenia, Ohio. Sixty-third Street New York, N. Y. 531 South Main Street, Washington, Pa. JOHNSON, Carl. Mrs. Margaret Matson, R. HUGO, Harry J. Mrs. If. JANPOL, Irving. Henry *Janpol, 203 Ber- J. Hugo, Harwood N. Y. F. D. 1, box 106, Unity, Wis. Mines, Pa. riman Street, Brooklyn, KEISER, John G. Mrs. Cora Keiser, Maus- HUSBAND, Harmon AL Mrs. Mary Husband, JOHNSON, Albert S. Bailey Packet, Hardin, dale, Pa. 618 Erwin Street, Tyler, Tex. Ky. Alice C. Kelleher, KELLS. Foster W. Mrs. Mary Kells, 11 Kling JENSEN, Christian B. C. P. A. Jensen, Fred- KELLEHER, Eugen. Mrs. Street, West Orange, N. J. erick, Wis. 25 Kenoza Avenue, Haverhill, Mass. Ella Kraft, 228,ighth MILES, Stephen. Mrs. James Miles, Reeds- JOHNSON. Leon II. Mrs. Lydia Johnson, KRAFT, Frank. Mrs, burg, Wis. Macedonia, Ill. Avenue, Astoria-N. Y. C. B. McDonald, MONAK. Sargy. Mrs. Anna Mona, Minskal KEEN, Walter L. V. Mrs. Fanny Hodson, MeDONALD, Fletcher. Guberne, Slaudzeako Nanda, Russia. Fairview Okla. R. F. D. 6, Noblesville, Ind. MARKLE, Henry. John S. Markle, Big Flats, PASLEY, Grantield. Miss Helen Pasley, KNEEMILLER, Theodore. William Knee- Scrogg ,4. Va. miller, Hamburg, Mo. N. Y. * Louis. Glacoma Mighari, Riolu- PETERSENE, Paul Frederick. Carl Peter- KNOPISZ, Martin. Mrs. J. Knopisz, Rydom- MIGHARI, Big Rapids, Mich. ska, Gubernigoe, Russia. nato, Medena, Italy. sene, 743 Pourth Avenue, LAHMAN, Julian R. J. A. Lahman, Winona, MONTGOMERY, Harry 0. Mrs. Vinoy Craig, REASONER, Carl. Mrs. Eva Reasoner, Pratt- Kans. R. F. D. 2, Foltz, Pa. Ville, lMich. LAZZETTI, Lee. Joseph Lazzetti, 1332 MORGAN, Clifton. Mr. Mary Morgan, Wil- REED, Richard Kirk. Mrs. Anna Reed, White- Fort,-third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. liamsona, S. C. hall, Mich.* LEWIS, Ray F. Mrs. Cassie Lewis, 106 East MURPHY, Luke A. Mrs. Sarah Murphy, 191 SCHiNEIDER, Benjamin John. Mrs. Elizabeth First Street, Wichita, Kans. Eutaw Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Schneider, 628 Ann Street, West Hoboken, LOVE, Robert. John Love, Williamsburg, Mo. MtURRAY, .Ralph M. Mrs. J. C. Murray, 100 N. J. MeCOMB, William H, Thomas S. McComb, L Street, South Boston, Mass SCZPA.SKI, Joseph. John Scepauski, Sedlec, 1114 Delaware Avenue,* New Castle, Law- O'NEILL, Jbhn J. Miss Catherine O'Neill, Russia. rence County, Pa. 605 Fourth Street, Troy, N. Y. SETTERSTOIN, Arthur A. Mrs. Ida Setter- MACEK, Frank. Frank Macek, 2605 South PARSCENSKI, Emil A. Adolf Parsecenski, stone, 71 Pamrapo Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, III. 713 North McLean Street, Lincoln, Ill. SUMMEY, John B. Mrs. Margaret Nelson MAHONEY, Jeremiah Thomas. Jefemiah ROCK, Melvin D. William D. Rock, box 87, Summoy, R. F. D. 2, Dalton, Ga. Mahoney, Brackney, Pa. Charlotte, N. C. TRAMMELL, Robert F. Robert II. Trammell, MATASOSKI, John G. Miss Hanna Masara, SMITH, Robert A. Mrs. Ada Smith, 23 St. R. F. D. 2, Herndon, Fairfax County, Va. 4233 Homerbie A-venue, East Chicago, Ill, Johns Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. WACIIOWSKI, Steve C. Mrs. Mary Andis- PARISIH, Ridge R. Mrs. Anna Parish, New VICCIONI, John. Tom Christiano, 61 Leach zenska, 96 Montromery Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Albany, Miss. Street. Providence, R. I. WEBB, Franklyn 1. Mrs. Mary Webb, 1000b POSEY, Reuben S. Mrs. J. A. Lockhart, WICKHORST, William M. Mrs. Minnie Wick- West Croghan Street, Fremont, Ohio. Greensboro, Ala. horst, Brighton, Colo. WILSON, Frank. Peter Wilson, Bunola, Pa. PRESS, William L. Mrs. John Seida, 828 Susquehanna Avenue, Sunbury, Pa. Wounded Slightly. MMissing in Action. RANDOLPH, Henry. Mrs. Barbara Randolph, LIEUTENANT. 64 Rohr Street, Rochester, N. Y. LIEUTENANT. SNAIDMAN, Augustus. Mrs. Katherine MANN, Herman F. Frank J. Mann, 409 East Snaidman, 2324 South Street, Philadelphia, Water Street, Milwaukee, Wis. LAIRD, Calir B. Mrs. J. R. Laird, 703 East Pa. Call Street, Algona, Iowa. STROTIER, Jpe T. Estella Gill, Oberlin, La. SERGEANTS. iASTER uNGI.NEER. SULLIVAN, JThn .T. Mrs. Ellen Sullivan, 29 Pleasant Street, Hartford, Conn. KELLER, Lloyd W. Peter G. Keller, R. F. D. MACKAY, George L. George MacKay. Ocala, TAHPAY, Cleveland. Johnson Tahpay, 1, Brooklyn, Iowa. Fla. Cache, Okia. SCULLY, James Jerome. Mrs. Mary Scully, SERGEATTS. TEASLEY, Edd G. Mrs. Maggie Field, 350 Bridge Street, Brookiyn, N. Y. - Durant. Okla. TALLANT, Patrick Phillip. John Tallant, REITER, Manuel. Louis Reiter, Richardion, TOUCHETTE, Dewey G. Miss Blanche S. ' 1113 Scott Avenue, Port Huron, Mich. N. Dak. - Touchette, 29 Oxford Street, Haverhill, TEMPLYI, Edwin. Mrs. Bessie Anderson, FLEMING, William J. Mrs. Robert Wester- Mass. 2428 Wilson Avenue, Station A, Youngs- bottom, 1430 A Avenue West, Cedar Rapids, town, Ohio. Iowa. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). CORPORALS. CORPORALS. LIEUTENANT. BORDEN, Frank E. Mrs. Jennie Borden, 005 FARMER. Carroll. Mrs. Bessie Bradford, Roberts Street, Utica, N. Y. care of Southern Pacific general agent, HAYES, William P. Mrs. Margaret'M. Hayes, BROUSS4AU, Arthur E. Mrs. F. Brousseau, Salem, Oreg. 614 Propect Avenue, Scranton, Pa. North Little Falls, Minn. GAGNON. Louis P. Joseph Gagnp, French- CORPORALS. KEALEY, Augustine L. Mrs. Catherine Ville, Me. Kealev, 40 Orchard Street, Amesbury, Mass. McCARTHY, James J. Matthew McCarthy, HOFFMAN, Harry Hill. John Apgar, Mend- KRUSCHKE, Arthur. Fred Kruschke, 408 1045 Pacifdc Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ham, N. J. Vine Street, Eau Claire, Wis. SMITI. Francis Leo. Mrs. Mary Smith, 2235 O'DONNELL, John J. Hugh O'Donnell, 405 MANSON, John R. Mrs. Jeanie Manson, 341 Sharwood Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ritner Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Hamilton Street, Harrison, N. Y. CHOJNACK, Edward. Zygont Zochowaki, 248 ROBINSON, Roy D. Mrs. Cynthia Robinson, MURRAY, John E. Mrs. E. McAuliffe, 823 North Twenty-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 498 Fifth Street, Freedom, Pa. Gravesend Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. RANKS, Willie E. Mrs. Bessie Hanks, Athens, 'BEALE, James W. Jerry T. Seale, Sulphur WAGNER, Walter. Mrs. B. Wagner, 169 Tex. Springs, Tex. Boyd Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. MILLER, John L. Roy L. Miller, Cleonax, Pa.. .12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BUGLER, REGAN. Michael. lfMrs. Margaret R. Gibson, TOWLE, Robert W. Mrs. Clara II. Towle, 258 Adams Street, Fairhaven, Mass. 249 Lenox Avenue, New York, N. Y. SIIOAF, Paul Hillary. Hillary Shoaf, Thomas- SHACHTMAISTER, Sam. Mrs. Anna Lip- TURSE, Fred A. Mrs. Frank Turse, 1510 ville, N. C. man, 321 East One hundred first Street, Ellswoirth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Vanover,- MECHmANIC. New York. N. Y. 'VANOVER, Edward,5 Mrs. Chrystal STAHOWSKI, Walter S. Mrs. Annie Stra- general delivery, Gallatin, Mo. BRESSEiR t, Robert E. Jonathan Bressler, howski, Morris Run, Pa. VINSON, Charles L. J. M. Raley, Lake City, 303 Milnim Street, Lebanon, Pa. CROMEANS, Ro.,'. Mrs. Jane Cromeans, Ark. PalVATES. , Barksdale. Tex. WALKER, Cran. Floyd Walker, Eureka DACUS, Adam. Clarence Fox, Davidson, Springs, Ark. ADEL, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Abel, 636 South Okla. YOUNG, Ed. Mrs. Mary E. Young, Thomas Lazzele btreet, Columbus, Ohio. DALTON, Earl G. Joseph Dalton, 430 West Street, Winstou-Salem, N. C. ANDERSON, Will T. M. E. Sweet, Augusta, Conant Street, Portage, Wis. Atk. YOUNG, George. Benjamin Young, Thom's- DIETERLE, Glenn R. Mrs. Izora V. Dieterle, ton, ANDERSON. Keis Emil Andeison, 312 Gilbert, Idalo. Me. Twlfth 'Stre', Clinton, Iowa. EARLS, Joe II. Mrs. Milisna M. Earls, Crow- ZILZ, Herman August. Mrs. Mary II. Leo- ANDROLII, Albert. Peter Androlli, Iron ley. Tex. pold. 3462 West Fifty-sixth Street, Cleva- River. Mich. EGTLER, Occar. Mrs. O.scar Ealer, 1110 South land, Ohio. 1110UNT, John P. Oliver M. Blount, Graham, Prceston Street, Louisville, Ky. Prisoners. Tex. FOSTER. Robert P. Edward B. Foster, Dun- BRANLEY. Thomas J. Mrs. D. Driscoll, 227 can, Okla. CAPTAIN. EM't heonfli.th Street, New York, N. Y. GIBSON, Sam. Henry T. Gibson, Rocking- CHICKERING. William E. Mrs. Margaret LRIT, Joe M. Mrs. .Lizzie Breit, Pfeifer, ham, N. C. T. Chickering, 213 Locust Street, Moores- Kane. GROVE, Chester R. William K. Grove, Pas- town, N. J. BRIGHT, Albert F. Mrs. Sarah Meirs, 1223 tvra, N. Mex. LIE TENAN21TS. Green Stre et. Philadelphsa, Pa. IAAS. Joseph W. F. W. Haas, Scotsboro, DLICiIANAN, Goorge W. General C. Bu- Ala. EVANS, Thomas P., jr. T. P. Evans, Sno- clanan , lay esvill' N. C. IANCOCK. Cleveland. Daniel A. Hancock, hlomish, Wash. CIACCIA, Ralph. Mrs. Emily Boria, 803 Franklinville, N. C. ROOT, R. R. Mrs. Ralph R. root, 1911 East a'lsey Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HAVER. Francis Ernest. Mrs. Mary Havor, Ninety-seventh Street, Cleveland, Ohio. COTA, Dipao. 211s. Gregoria Cota, Temb- 105 Valley Street, Pasadena, Cal. tavoe, Aiis'. HENRY,- Thomas N. Mrs. Anna Henry, 1242 Street, Louisville, Ky. (U'in'TNEY, Clarence D. Willian J. Court- South Sixteenth McGRATH, Joseph S. Dennis McGrath, 40 nwy. P03 Sixth Str'et, Niagara Falls, N. Y. IUXSEL. Earl H. ' Mrs. W. B. Hensel, 479 Cook Street, Waterbury, Conn. AINIUT, Gorge N. Mr,. IHlda Arndt, Blhine, East Oe hundred and twenty-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. *PRIVATES. BAKER, Carl. Hrs. Maggie M. Baker, Dim- HOLLIGAN, Elias FB. Ephram T. Holligan, mitt, Te'. CLARK, Lee Dayton. .D. V. Clark, Reardon, Lakeview. Tex. Ill. BECK, John J. Mrs. Sosie Beck, 731 Mar- HIOSKINS. William F. Thomas Hoskins, gen- FARREN, James D. Mrs, Margaret Farren, shall Street, Louisville, Ky. eral delivery. Mystic. Iowa. 110 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. DOSWELL, Algie M. Mrs. Hattie L. Moore, JAREMIC, Stenle. Mrs. Mixalina Jeremic, Mo. HANLEN, Joseph Riclyrd. Ellen Hanlen, Bachelor, '10 Water Street. Hudson, Mass. Sullivan, Mo. BOYLEN, William J. Mrs. Katherine Boylen, JOIINSON. Isaac S. Mrs. Dora Johnson, R. Adelaile, Pa, F. D. 3, Lox 161. Transville, Ind. MARGIOTTA, Anthony F. C. Margiotta, 372 BOZZA, Frank. Anthony Rozza, 2434 Hughes KELLEY. .To-. Mrs. Clarissa Kelley, 124 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. Avenue, New York, N. Y. South East Street, Madison, Ind. RORER, Charles Irving. John C. Rohrer, CARE, Arthur. Mrs. Hester Cabe, Waynes- KIEFFER. TIorae" M. Charles A. Kieffer, Rittman, Ohio. ville, N. C. Poplar Street, Fleetwood, Pa. WATTENIIARGER, Verna E. Terrah Edgar CALDWELL, Comer. Mrs. Ben Davis Cald- KIS'TEL, Tobias. Shear C. Kistel, 187 Middle- Wattenbarger, Milan, Mo. well, Garrison, Tex town Street, BrooklynT N. Y. CLARK, Alvi P. H. I. Clark, Medfield, KLEFFNER, Warner Henry. Mrs. Thresa Kleffer, 1039 West College Avenue, Alton, SECTION 2, NOVENBER 23, 1918. CULLEN, Richard. Ben Vondrak, 2035 West IlL LADUBIRE, Frank Edward. Albert Ladubire, rifty-second Street, Chicago, Ill. The following casualties are reported DAVANTI, Michele. Dopato Davanti, box 53, Schofield, Wis. Edgehill, Pa. LENZ, Theodore C. Albert Lens, R. F. D. 1, by the commanding general of the Ame1ri- EDGAR, Grover E. Walter M. Edgar, Camp- Halloway, -Minn. can' Expeditionary Forces: ton, Okla. LESTER, Ben. Tom E. Lester, 1208 Belvue EJIRLICH, Joseph. John Erhlich, 46 Canal Street, Dallas, Tex. Killed in action 78 Street, Jamaica. N. Y. LINDENOW, Henry. Charles Lindenow, route FAULDS, Joseph E. Mrs. SarahOFaulds, 2448 1, Bonner Springs, Kans. Died of wonds 132 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. LORD, Arthur G. George A. Lord, 817 West Died of disease 55 FLOYD, Herbert C. Mrs. Ines E. Floyd, 69 Brooking Avenue. Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Wounded severely 123 Rock Avenue, Lynn, Mass. ' McGILL, Frank. Mrs. Josephine McGill; 1911 GALLOWAY. Newman J. H. J. Galloway, East Nelson Street, Knoxville, Tenn. Wounaded (degree undetermined). 19 Memphis, Tex. McGIVNEY, Philip C. M. D. Givney, Eastern Wounded slightly 23 GARDNER, Orval C. Mrs. Birdie Gardner, Avenue. Waterbury, Conn. Missing in action .--- 8 box 145, Butler, Okla. McKINNEY, Raymond E. Joseph McKinney, HAMILTON, John HI. Mrs. Bettie Hamilton, Cleaton, Ky. Salisbury, N. C. MARISKA, George L. Mrs. Mary Mariska, Total ------43 ITAM1MOND, Willie C. Mrs. Sallie E. Ham- 5218 South Paulina Street, Chicago, Ill.- mond, R. F. D. 1, Moorefield, Ky. MARMOUTH, Bert. Aliza Mitchell, 210 North Killed in Action. IIEFLIN, Kennie. Mrs. Susan Iledin, Mid- Sixth Street, Marshalltown, lo a. sRGEAXTS. land, Va. MOOREFIELD, Joseph P. J. C. Moorefid, KELMANSKI, Stancy. John Kelmanski, Kulp- Willis, Tex. CARTY, John P, Mrs. Mary Carty, Lenot , mont, Pa. NOELL, Nat A. N. W. Noell, Cisco, Tex. Dale, Mass. KING, Carter. Mrs. Emma Owens, Kings- NORRIS, Ernest W. Mrs. Martin Norris, CLARK, Aubyn E. Mrs. Aubyn E. Clark, port. Tenn. Duke, N. C. Smithfield, Tex. PARISH, Danel J. J. 1. Parish, R. R. 1, O'BRIEN, George A. John O'Brien, 67 KORDA, Stephen. William IKorda, 161 Oak- MaxVille, Fla. Eiglhth Avenue, New York, N.(Y. land Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. O'NiL, Robert. Mrs. Mary O'Neil, Allen, KVM11HAGEN. Alvin. Ole A. Kvemshagen, PICKTON, Harlow M. Mrs. Mary Pickton, R F. D. 1, Kempton, N. Dak. R. F. D. 2, Rome, Ohio. port, Pa. rISK, Jacob. David Pisk, 71 East Fifth REAGAN, Fancher D. Mrs. Irma C. Reagan, LOCTENITISER, Ralph Isaac. Cha-les David 00 Woodrow Street, Polytechnic. Tex. Louteninser, R. F. D. 44, Greenville, Pa. Street, New York, N. Y. REMINGTON, Miss Goldie Rem-_ SIMPSON, Floyd E. Mrs. James T. Simp- Mi VALISTFR, Stewart Mrs. Clara Mc- toseph E. son, Crosbytoc. Tex. Calister, Newville, Pa. ington, Frankton, Ind. VINSON, John W. Mrs. Dora Vinson, 1166 McCLOUD, Emmitt. James 0. McCloud, RICIIHARDS, Andrew. Mrs. Sarah G. Rich- Twenty-first Street NW., Wasli'.ngton, D. C.' Stratford, Okla. ards, 2420 West Fulton Street, Chicago, Ill. McCREARY, Georce D. George W. McCreary, RUSH. John Henry. Mrs. W. I. Rush, 192 CORPORALS. 11. P. D. 1, White Pine. Tenn. Adrian Street, Washington, Pa. Francesco. Mrs. Felicia laco- GRIMSLEY, Charles. Mrs. Jannie B. Grims- MAGEE, Merritt G. Mrs. Josephine Magee, SALVATORE, ley, Shenandoah, Va. 1012 Pallas Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. vantuono, Plente, Campobasco Province, MARTIN. Fred M. Joe E. Martin, Valley Italy. HEGARTY,- John J. John J. Hegarty, 63 View,' Tex. SANtERS, Jewel E. Jewel Sanders, Walnut Jane Street, New York, N. Y. SIASTANDREA. Francisco. Maramello Mas- Springs, Tex. HENINGTON, James M. Robert R. Hening- tandrea. 113 Sagamore Street, Mount Wash- SEBAFIN, Frank. George Serafin, box 293, ton, Hereford, Tex. -- ington, Pa. Franklin, N. J. HOAG, John C. Miss Rose Hong, Center MOORE, Wil:am T. Mrs. Addle Moore, Dan- SHARPLEY, Joseph H. Arthatl J. Sharpley, Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pa. ville, Va. Kittie, Tex- - HOUSTON, William 1. James Houston, O'BRIEN, Frank. Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Avoca, SLOCUM, Stanton F. Horace .. Phipps, 92 _ Starford, Pa. Wis. Cheswick Road, Brookline, Mass. MCCRACKEN, William H. Will F. Adams, PATON, Harry. Mrs. Martha Paton, 604 THOMPSON, Sam J. Severt A. Thompson, City, Tenn. Buhl, Minn. Bowman Street, Johnson Girnsey Avenue, Joliet. IIl. 107 PATRA, JFoseph. Mrs. Diana Patra, 13 Rock- THORPE, Will. Jenne Thorpe, Pocatello, MANARD, Alexander. Henry Manard, * liffe Street, Fall River, Mass. Idaho. Amsden Street, Malone, No Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETINI SATURDAY, NOVEMB.ER 23, 1918. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING SEYMOUR, Edward. Mrs. Mary Seymour, PERRY, Ross B. Luther R. Perry, Bradford, BARAZOTTO, John. Mrs. Catherine Bara- 11 Crescent Street, Canton, N. Y. Tenn. zotto, 178 West Houston Street, New York, SHIELD, Jesse T. tittleton Shield, Locust- RODERICK, Ainbers B. Elam M. .Roderick, N. 1. Ville, Va. Pecan Gap, Tex. BARR, Owen W. S. A. Barr, East Monroe, TABER, Walter M. Miss Alice M. Taber, RUNIONS, Howard E. Mrs. Kate Runions, Ohio. R. F. D. 4, Highland, N. Y. Keyser W. Va. BERNARDO, Joseph. Ralph Bernardo, 155 RUSSELL, James R. F. L. Millican, Quanah, Water Street, Plymouth, Mass. MECIIANICIAN. Tex. BLATNY, Jacob A. James' Blatny, Linwood, PAGE, William P. Louis A. Page, Childress, SALARIO, Charles. Mike Sousa, 505 Adams Nebr. Tex. Street, Streeter, Ill. BOND, Leo J. Mrs. Mathilda Bond, 687 N PRIVATES. SCAMMON, Everett. Joseph H. SCammon, South Nineteenth Street, Newark, N. J. 176 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOTZON, Charles A. Mrs. Anna Snyder, 5117 BASSETTI, Mariano. John Bassetti, Prov- SEIFERT, Oswald. Lester E. Hart, People's North Crestline Street, Spokane, Wash. ince Cartanesetta Cdlashibet, Italy. Bank Building, Passaic, N. J. BOWMAN, Alex J. Mrs. Kate Bowman, R. F. BITTING, Arthur. Mrs. Ida Bitting, Bea- SHACKELFORD, Herman P. Jerry Shackel- D. 1, Hayward, Cal. Irice, Nebr. ford, Fremont, N. C. BUCK, Brinton S. Mrs. Harry S. Buck, 8215 BREGEN, Michael. Mrs. Mary Thompson, 11 SHEEHAN, John B. Mrs. Mry S. Bouche, Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Mulberry Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Clei mont, Iowa. . BURKS, William Sherman. William S. Burks, BUCIIWALD, Frederick W. Mrs. E. Buch- SLOAN, Algie Herbert. Charles M. Sloan, Big Island, Va. n ald, 2711 North Orkney Street, Philadel- box 66, Eau Claire, Pa. BURNHAM, Harfy F. Charles Burnham, R. phia, Pa., STRZEMPEK Robert Anthony. Robert F. D. 2, Redfield, Iowa. CICURELLO, Frank. Patsie Cicurello, 103 Strzempek, 710 Pear Strdet Scranton, Pa. CARPENTER, Arthur. Mrs. Kathleen Car- Nostrand Avenue, Broqklyn, N. Y. VRANA, Edmond. Mrs. Anna Vrana, R. F. D. penter, Golden Pond, Ky. CIFU, John. Alexander Cifu, 50 Baron Street, 9, Oklahoma City, Okla. CIASCHINI, Antonio. Cesare Ciaschini, 316 Granston, R. IL WELCH, John J. Mrs. Bridget Welsh, 1. Dexter Avenue, Seattle, Wash. CONRAD, James Mitchell. Mrs. Margaret Lawrence Place, Charlestpwn, Mass. COHEN, Simon. Mrs. Mary Cohen, 94 Herz1 1'. Conrad, 316 West Franklin Street, Rich- WISSINGER, Chalmers. Bruce Wissinger, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ofond, Va. Creekside, Pa. COLLINS, Alfred A. Timothy P. Collins, 336 COOPER, Edmund. Israel Cooper, Kinta, Davis Street, New Bedford, Mass. Okla. Died of Wounds. COMPTON, James H. Mrs. James H. Comp- COVINGTON, Claude T. Mrs. Wilma Coving- ton, 102 Narberth Avenue, Narberth, Pa. ton, 3000 North Houston Street, Fort CAPTAIN. CONRAD, Ernest. Fletcher Conrad, Peters- Worth, Tex. HARRIS, Andrew J., Jr. Andrew J. Harris, burg, Ind. - CUNNINGHAM, Earl E- Mrs. Jennie Cun- Henderson, N. C. CORRAVISCO, Nicoli. Michael Corravisco, ningham, Roscoe, Ohio. LIEUTENANTS. Roco Sangonone, Provintizo Catto, Italy. CURTIN, Thomas E. Mrs. Anna Curtin, 72 COULTON, Leonard. Jonathan Coulton, Mor- James Street, Green Island, N. Y. ALTHOESE, George N. William D. Althouse, risville, Pa. CURTIS, Howard. Mrs. Orin Curtis, South 717 West Marshall Street, Norristown, Pa. COX, John W. Charles H. Cox, R. F. D. 4, Edmeston, N. Y. DAY, John W. Cassius S. Day, Dunna Sta- Chase City, Va. DIXON, Elijah B. Mrs. Margaret Dixon, In- tion, Pa. COX, Marvin F. Albert P. Cox, Mangum, dian Bottom, Ky. DORSEY, Eli Ferrell. Mrs. Rilla Dorsey, 612 Okla. DOMBRAZZIO, Mike. Mrs. Mary Di Bene- Pine Street, Wamego, Kans. COZORT, Okey E. James H. Cozort, Sauls- ditta. Dombrazzio, 3231 Clark Street, Mon- NEEL, Joe N., Jr. Joseph N. Neel, 520 Cherry ville, W. Va. trea, Canada. Street, Macon, Ga. CULVER,. Milo W. Mrs. Nettie Culver, Green FLOWERS, Dossie. Roland Flowers, R. F. D. ROBINS, Harvey C. Mrs. Margaret Robits, Island, Iowa. 5, Darlington, S. C. 137 Third Avenue, East Roselle, N. J.- CUMMINGS, John B. Mrs. Susan J. Cum- 0. Floyd, Mc- FLOYD, Andrew H. Lucious - SERGEANTS. mings, 446 Manhattan Avenue, Nevf York, Lean, Tex. N. Y. FRANCV, Raymond J. Mrs.. Emma France, BOWMAN, Stanley S, Dr. Henry Howard. DAVIS, Harry J. Mrs. G. D. Wilber, 1315 2' Bruen Street, Dayton, Ohio. Bowman, R. F. D. 5, Canton, Ohio. Hester Street. Elkhart, Ind. FRAUSTO, Frank. Bernado Frausto, 226 DONNELLY, James. Rev. P. F. McAron, Har- DAVIS, John. William Davis, R. F. D. 3, Guadalupe Street, San Antonio, Tex. riman, N. S. Lebanon, Tenn. GALLEGLY, Poy E. Mrs. Louise Johnson, FOSTER, Arthur S. Mrs. A. A. Foster, South DELAITE, Donald Keith. Mrs Caroline Grit, Tex. Paris, MAe. Young Delaite, Portage, Me. GIIISON, William A. James Gibson, 93 Wal- GILLESPIE, Samuel A. Mrs. Agnes Gillespie, DENNIS, Clinton Z. Ervin Dennis, Lake City, nut Street, Natrona, Pa. 742 East Twenty-fourth Street, Erie, Pa. S. C. GILHAM, Phillip G: William A. Gilham, GRANT, Rusell L. Ike D. Grant, 1611 North DUBOW, Nick. Miss Stella Dubow, 8 Clare- Ioial, Ark. Main Street, Danville, Va. mont Avenue Maspeth, N. Y. GOLDSTEIN, Nathan. Mrs. L. Goldstein, 53 McKINLEY, Merle F. Charles J. McKinley, ERKSTROM, Oscar. Mrs. Ada Ekstrom, lar- Suffolk Street, New York, N. Y. Brookville, Pa. voy, N. Dak. GLUCK, Frederick Charles Gluck, 335 East McMASTERS, Charles K. Arthur MeMasters, FRANCIS, Stephen James. Mrs. Louis Prz- Eighty-fifth Street, New York, N! Y. , Hudson, Wis. loska, 111 South Twenty-fifth Street, Pitts- HARMS, Ufkil. Henry H. Harms, Humboldt, OSTER, Otto H. Mrs. Mina H. Oster, 27 Bo- burgh, Pa. Nebr. dega Avenue, Petaluma, Cal. FRAZIER, Grover Russell. Mrs. Emma Iuna HEMMING, Charles G. Charles E. Hem- WALLING, Clarence C. Elbert J. Walling, Frazier, Comanche, Okla. ming. Travis City, Mich. New Monmouth, N. J. FREDERICO, Frank. John Frederico, 18 HEYSER, Duncan V. D. Mrs. Lorenzo D. Seigrist Street, Newark, N. Y. Ileyser, 210 Grape Street, Abilene, Tex, CORPORALS. GRADY, Patrick. Mrs. Ellen Crowley, 98 IIOLPP, Henry C. Mrs. Bertha Holpp, 57 ABT, William. Mrs. Maty Abt, 99 Pacifle Watson Street. Central Falls, R. I. Fisher Avenue,. White Plains,. N, Y. Street, Newark, N. J. GREEN, Lester B. Mrs. Amelia Green, R. F. JENNINGS, James B. Mrs. Elizabeth Jen- CROPP, Ray B. William Cropp, Bridgeport, D. 4, Palon, Kans. nings, Sweetwater, Okla. W. Va. HALL, Ehrman. George F. Hall, Union, Oreg. KERNS, Done. James Kerns, Sully, Ran- DANIELS, Lloyd F. David R. Daniels, South HAMMER, Oscar S. Gunder Hammer, Ro- dolph County, W. Va. Connelleville, Pa. sean, Minn. KOERNER, Francis X. John L. Koerner, FISCHER, John Adelph. Mrs. Elizabeth HANCOCK, Robert H. Mrs. Lain Hancock, 22 North Glover Street, Baltimore, Md. Smith. R. F. D. 4. Marshfield, Wis. Columbia, S. C. LYTLE, Scott H. Dr. R. R. Lytle, 160 Clare- HUDSON. Elisha C. William C. Hudson, HANSEN, James D. Mrs Hansine Schippers, mont Avenue, New York, N. Y. Bishopville, Md. 453 Green Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. LYONS, James A. Mrs. Anna Miller, Roslyn, LIBH.IRT, Robert L. Mrs. George Kilber, HAWES, Harold. Mrs. Fred Hawes, White- N. Y. Marietta, Pa. - water, Wis. McALPINE, Ernest J. G. A. McAlpine, SCHWENKNER, Herman. Fred Schwenkner, HAYWARD, William W. Edward I. Hayward, R. F D. 1, Portsmouth, Va. Shawano, Wis. 214 South Fifth Avenue, Mount Vernon, McBRIDE, Stephen D. Alex W. McBride, SURPRISE, Thomas C. Charles Surprise, 76 N. Y. Watonga, Okla. - - Oneida Street Cohoes N Y. IPS, Arthur P. Simon Craig, Blytheville, MONAHAN, Thomas F. Mrs. Anna Mona- WOLFF, Andrew C. irs. Sine, Wolff, 18 Ark. han. 43 Bread Street. New York, N. Y. Eldredge Avenue, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. MULVANE, Dore. Mrs. Daisy Mulvaney, JOHNSON, Richard. Charles W. Johnson, Newton, Il. MECHANIC. Cyrus, Minn. LANGSTON, Isaac MYERS. Lloyd. Irvin White, White, Pa. CAMPBELL, H. Mrs. Isaac Langston, NAYLOR, Oliver E. Frank G. Naylor, Web- Miles L. Mrs. Eugene Campbell, box 1, Springdale, Utah. ster, Pa. 1432 Jefferson Avenue, Adel, Iowa. LAW, John Henry. Edward Law, 629 West NELSON, James J. Mrs. Sarah Nelson, 865 WAGONERS. JaratogaStreet, Baltimore, Md. Broadway, New York, N. Y. LEFFLER, George. Mrs. Laura Shenneman, NEWBAUER, Joseph. John Newbauer, 3477 JACKSON. Jacob E. Mrs. Jenny Jackson, 561 East Sixth Street, Marysville, Ohio. West Nipety-eighth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Anoka. Minn. ,LEMONS, Will G. -see Lemons, Buckner, NIPPER, John F William Nipper, Stella, MAGARAHAN, James Sylvester, Mrs. Kate Tenn. Va. Magarahan, 511 North Thirty-ninth Street, LEWIS, Fred L. Mrs. Philadelphia, Pa. Glays Lewis, Urbanna, O'CONNELL. James W. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Con- Va. nell, 68 West Milton Street, North Tiver- COOK. LIVINGSTONE, Samuel McP. Mrs. Anges ton. R. I. ZIMMERMAN, Morris L. Seliq Martin, 228 Livingstone, . Broadway and State Street, PANCOAST, Charles Fithian. Charles F. East One hundred and twelfth Street, New Clarion, Pa. Pandbast, 39 West Main Street, Woodstown, York, N. Y. McCARTHY, Joseph A. Con McCarthy, York, N. J. Nebr. PRIVATES. PATOCK, Paul F. Mrs. Anna Patock, Jones McKAY, John C. W. F. McKay, Skipper- Island. Milwaukee, Wis. AMBUCHL, John P. Mrs. Katie L. Ambuchl, Ville, Ala. PEARMAN. Lee, Jr. Lee Pearman, sr., 1 Borup. Minn. McKENNA, James F. James J. McKenna, EaSton Street, Kane, Pa. APALUCCI. Joseph. Mrs. Mary Apalucc, 1204 Homewood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. PERKINS, Charles. Mrs. Ella Perkins, Levis 610 Wilson Street, Waterbury, Conn. McKNIGHT, Raymond W. Mrs. Helen Mc- Center, Ohio. BALL, Basil. Mrs. Lillie Ball, Arabia, Ky. Knight, 100 Bradley Street, Buffalo, N. Y., 71*-18----4 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S, BULLETIN' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 118. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

IcMILLAN. James U. J. J. McMillan, SERGEANT. SUTTON, James L Lester J. Sutton, R. F. D. Buckatunna, Miss. 5, Mason City, Iowa. M1ARANO, Frank. Mrs. Anna Marano, 723 GALLAGHER, Anthony W. Mrs. William J. TAYLOR, Bryan B. Gborge Taylor, Cleve- Pemberton Street, Philadelphla Pa Gallagher, 83508 North Thirty-fifth .Street, land, Tex. MAXDY, William D. Dexter G. Vlaxey, Vera, St. Louis, Mo. THOMAS, Arthur. Mrs. tarrie Hugle, Okla. CORPORALS. R. F. D. 1, box 3, Snydersville, Pa. NIAZZELLO, Pasquale. Tony Mazello, box 3, DIETRICH, Howard W. Charles W. Dietrich, Stevenson, Conn. R. F. D. 4, South Bend, Ind. Wounded Severely. MENSCHING, Ernest. Mrs. Amauda Senne, JOHNSTON, Charles D. Mrs. C. D. Johnston, Des Plaines, Ill. 1319 Laurel Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. LIEUTNANTS. MILLER, George F. Mrs. Mary Miller, 3030 MCLAUGHLIN, Adrian Clement. William P. COLSON, John D. Mrs. Leslie E. Colson, South Komensky Avenue, Chicago, Ill. McLaughlin, 20 Windsor Street, Haverhill, St. Stephen, S. C. MILLETT, John J. Mrs. Catherine Millett, Mass. CRANE, Albert E. Mrs. Luray 0. Crane, 31 Greenwich, N. Y. MARTIN, Edward H. Mrs, Jane Darby, Pine Rock View Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. NACKI, John J. Mrs. Kate Warner, 1006 Street, Beverly, N. J. PEYTON, Henry C. Mrs. H. C. Peyton, 1300 North Benton Avenue, St. Charles, Mo. PI DAR, Guy. Jacob R. Pindar, Rhinecliff, Brady Avenue, Brownwood, Tex. OLESON, Martin E. Charles E. Oleson, Sol- dier, Iowa. PRIVATES. SERGEANTS. PALO, Matt Emil. Jacon Palo, Frultdale, S. Dak. ALLMAN, Fred. Mrs. Flossie Alman, R. F. BOOTH, William I. Mrs. Alice Booth, Willl- PATTERSON, Don D. Mrs. Ruth Patterson, D 1, Brownstown, Ind. ford, Ark. 503 State Street, Big Rapids, Mich. ANI5ERSON, Harry R. W. Gust Anderson, GOLD, Benjamin. Jacob Gold, 1034 Hoe Ave- PERRY. Tobe. John H. Perry, Snyder Okla. Bonnie View, N. Dak. nue, New York, N. Y. PHILLIPS, Edgar B. Mrs. Margaret Phillips, ANDERSON, Richard. Moses Anderson, Cross, HOLLOWAY, John P. Mrs. Roberta L. Hol- 4726 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Ill. S. C. loway, R. F. D. 3, Bedford, Ky. RAIGER, George H. Harry E. Raiger, 621 ARBIELUS, Robert. Mrs. Minnie Retola, box MURPHY, Raymond. Mrs. Cora Murphy, Union Valley, Lebanon, Pa. 230, Iron Belt, Wis. 7737 Tioga Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. BATH, Francis T. William r. Rath, R. F, D. BANKFORD, Edward J. 1E. Mrs. Mary B. SIELOFF, William A. Mrs. Nellie Sielff, 2, Defiance, Ohio. Bankford, R. F. D. 35, Fort Branch, Ind,- Forest Lake, Minn. RICE, Paul L. .John W. Rice, Covington, BRAME, Charles I. David W. Brame, R. F. GRABOWSKI Frank. Mrs. Bertha Grabow- Tenn. D. 1, Slater, Mo. ski, 2214 Clybdurn Avenue, Chicago, Ill. RIPLEY, William R. Mrs. Florida Ripley, BRATTEN, Harley W. Mrs. Katherine Brat- Slater, Mo. ten, R. F. D. 1, Dexter, Ky. CORPORALS. ROME, John Jacob. Miss Jennie Adlersberg, BRIODY, Maurice C. Thomas Briody, 812 ALLEN, John. Mrs. Mary Allen, Clearfield, 330 Eighth Avenue, Homestead, Pa. Washington Street, Olean, N. Y. Pa. ROSS. Jesse P Mrs. Pabe Ross, Poolville, BROWN, Chester. Mrs. Georgianna F. Brown, AUSTIN, Leslie C. George M. Xustin, Utica, Tex. Rantow, S. C. Nebr. ROGERS, Carl L. Mrs. Mary Rogers, Moscow, BURGIN, George. Joel G. Burgin, Hubbard BLANSTEIN, Harry. Mrs. Rebecca Blan- Idaho Springs, Va. stein, Brooklyn N. Y. RYAN, Thomas C. N. Mrs. Inez Ryan 525 BUTTERFIELD, Archie W. James F. But- GILMORE, Cleveland T, John C. Gilinore, Seventh Avenue North, Great Falls, Mont. terfield, star route, Knoxville, Nebr. Speer Okla. SCHMITT, Conrad. Andreas Schmitt, South CONRAD, Walter B. Mrs. Nettle Conrad, 39 JOHNSON, Carl. Henry Holmes, China River, N. J. Lothrop Street, Brighton, Mass. Grove, Ala. SEELEY, Henry K. Albert J. Seeley, R. F. CVNNINGHAM, Thomas Francis. Mrs. Mary JOHNSTON, Harry W. Ifrs. Charlotte Johns- D. 1, Hamilton, Miss. Cunningham, 314 East One hundred and ton, 843 Roscoe Street, Chicago, Ill. SMITH, Samuel M. Stonewall J. Smith, R. twenty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. LAIRD, Bruce. Mrs. Mabel Laird, Blue Hill, F. D. 9, Gainesville, Ga. CURTIS, Everett It. Isaac Curlis, 701 Mc- Nebr. SMITH, William J. Mrs. Matthesan, 14 Ply-' Gafflin Street, Lexington, Ky. MIDDLETON, Roy V. Mrs. Lillian Middle- month Avenue, Easthampton, Mass. DAVIS, Albert R. Bill Davis, Rowlesburg, ton, R. F. D. .65, Emlenton, Pa. SMOLIK, August. Mrs. Mary Smolik, Hal- 'W. Va. WTJRDACK, Edward F. Mrs. Hele'n Anna lettsville, Tex. DE LA GARZA, Manuel. Mrs. Terasa M. De Wurdavk, care of Eysell Court Apartments, SOMMER, Archie. Mrs. Mathilda Sommer, La Garza, 303 South Cameron Street, Vic- Eighteenth and Washington Avenues, Kan- 20 Garfield Avenue, Buffalo N Y. toria, Tex. sas City, Mo. SPRUELL, Ben W. Tom N. Wpruell, Abbott, EDWARDS, Hamie. Mrs. Viney Edwards, Tex. Lone Star S. C. MECHANIC. STANFIELD, Marvin T. James S. Stanfield, EVANS, JoAn. Mrs, Annie Evans, Milton,- SPECIALO, Vincenzo. Dominick Nazarro, Clarksville, Ark. N. C., Bear Creek, Mont. STEINBRECHER, Henry. William Stein- FARLEY,'ifQe. Mrs. Granny Farley, care of brecher, R. F. D. 7, Wauseon, Ohio. Robert Barsfield, Millon, Ga. PRIVATES. STEPIKO, Eugene J. Mrs. Anna Stepko, Sixth FELTON, Charles BPush. Mrs. D. L. Felton, Street and Indiana Avpnue, Glassport, Pa. Bruce Wis. AITKINS. Mac Joseph. Mrs. Barbra Aitkins, STOKES, Charles T. Mrs. Tiney Stokes, R. FERGU§ON, John S. Mrs. Annie Ferguson, Auburn, .W. Va. F. D. 1, Cairo, Ill. -2451 incy Avenue, Ogden, Utah. ALDRED, George. Mrs. Margaret E. Aldred, TEED, Earl L. Ross Munsee Union City, Pa. FURNES, Charles. Zack Furness, R. F. D. 1, Sutherland, Iowa. TEMPLE, John M. John Si. Temple, 148 Derby, Ohio. BAILEY, Charles A. Robert L. Bailey, R. F. GAINER, Silas D. Mrs. Anna Gainer, Wan- B. 2. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Blain Avenue, Richwood, Ohio. Bald- TERRA, Frank J. Alec Terra, Etna Mills, ner, W. Va. BALDWIN, Louis Everett. Mrs. Ellen Cal. GIVEN, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Given, 550 West win, 1525 Pearl Street, Denver, Colo. . One hundred and twenty-sixth Street, New IIALLOU, Charles F. Michael Macalboy, city THOMPSON, Ephraim. Rufus Thompson, R. fire department station, De Kalb, Ill. F. York, N. Y. D. 4, Copperhill, Tenn. GOLLEY, George, jr. George Golley, sr., 200 BEHM, Raymond H. William M. Behm, R. F. THOMPSON, Henry. Mrs. Callie Thompson, D. 2 York Pa 330 East Seventh Street, Wilmington, Del. , Shacktown Avenue, Hopewell, Va. HACKETT' Elmer E. Mrs. Jennie Hackett, BENOIT. John M. Mrs Lena Benoit, Fair- THORPE, Louis F. Leonard Thorpe, R. F. D. view, Mont. 1, Wilmington, Del. Madison, S. Dak. TOBIN, HAYNES Levey B. Mrs. Lula T. Haynes, BESAW, Leo. Mrs. Nellie Besaw, R. F. D. 1, John H. Charles Tobin, 1546 Seventh R. F. b. 1, Normandy, Tenn. box 46, Oswegatchie, N. Y. Avenue, Watervliet, N. Y. BINKERT, George. Mrs. Hattie Binkert, 727 TOLSKY, HEPPNER, Charles. Sasper. Heppner, Olden- James A. Mrs. A. Tolsky, 800 burg, Ind. North Division Street, Buffalo, N. Y. South Rose Street, Balt4more, Md. IBLACKMAN, Harry. Louis Blackman, 83 TUCKER. HILL, Kant. Mrs. Anna Hill, Lennox, S. Dak. Russel R. -Mrs. Lola M. Tucker, HOWELL, George W. James Howell, R. F. D. Williams Avepue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pennville, Ind. 1, Almena, Kane. BOOHERH,, Robert C. George W. Booher, TUNE, John R. Thomas K. Tune, Troy, JACKSON, Dan. Henry W. Williams, St. Browns Cross Roads, Ky. Tenn. Antonio, Fla. BOUDREAUX, Henry. Mrs. Lucile Boudreaux, TURNER, Robert Lemay. Mrs. Lula Sanders JOHNSON, Julius B. Alex 4ohnson, R. F. D. Belle Rose. La. Turner, R. F. D. 1, Garner, N. C. 2, box 38, Taylor, Wis. BOURK, Philip A. Joseph Placard, Pine and WAMPLER, Albert. William D. Wampler, KIERNAN, Charles. Miss Ellen Kiernan, Albert Streets, South Hadley, Mass. 1100 PennsvIvania Avenue, Bristol Tenn. 141 Waterman Street, Providence, R. I. BOWMAN, Irving D. Mrs. Anna Bowman, WILLOWITCH, Frank. Mrs. Sophia Sinks, KLECKER, William J. Mrs. Anna Klecker, 20 Hamilton Street, Hartford, Coun. 757 South Clarence Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1027 North Cedar Street, Owadonna. Minn. BRACHT, William John. Mrs. John Fank- WINCHESTER, Benjamin H. Jonas W. Win- MCDONALD, John. Mrs. Sarah P. McDonald, hauser, R. F. D. 5, Marin, Mich. chester, Bryson City, N. C. 100, East Jefferson Street, Pana, Ill. BRAY, John L. S. D. Braf, Drum, Ky. WRIGHT, Chandler P. Mrs. Edward T. MAHER, John J. Michall Maher, 145 Arm- BRIDGES, Chesley M. Mrs. Ida Bridges, 812 Writbt, 4048 Oak Street, Kansas City, Mo. strong Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Watson Avenue, Visalia, Cal. WRIGHT, Charles. Mrs. Alice Morgan, Fel- MANGUM, David. Junius Mangum, R. F. D. BROCKHOFF, William H. Henry Brockhoff, ton Avenue and Linden Street, Sharon Hill, 4. Como, Miss. R. F. D. 1, Concordia. Mo. Pa. MANNING,I'James M. Mrs. Ola Manning, BURNS, Jim. Floyd Btuns, Foi' Springs, YOUNG,- John W. Mrs. Lucy A. Young, R. R. F. D. 2, Plattsburg, Miss. W. Va. F. D. 2, Rural Hall, N. MAXEY, Ira Eugene. George R. Maxey, Wil- CAMPION, John T. Mrs. Alice Campion, 27 C. liams. S. C. Wilson Street, St. Paul, Minn. Died of Disease. . MUNRO, Arthur. Mrs. Able Munro, R. F.4D. CHAPMAN, James E., jr. John E. Chapman, 1. Lock Haven, Pa. , Mountain, Ga. r CAPTAIN., MUSHINSKI, Sylvester. Verna Mushinski, CLEVEC, John. Fred Milinski, 11*l3 Cen- 1501 McHenrv Street. Chicago, Ill. tral Avenue, Detroit. Mich. KING, Charles A. Mrs. Grace King, 27 East OUTON, Charles L. John B. Mix, R. F. D. COLE, James Riley. Mrs. Victoria H. Cole, Tenth Street. Oklahoma City, Okla. 1. Hamilton, Miss. Holmes. Dutchess County, N. Y. LIEUTENANT. REES, George W. Miss Ruth Rees, Palisade, COLEMAN, Russell L. Mrs. Ida Coleman, 139 Nebr. Park Avenue, Mansfield, Ohio. FARRELL, Guy C. Claude B. Farrell, 1221 STURIES, Martin. Mrs. Emma 9turies, COTTON, Jesse T. Mrs. Ezra A. Cotton, Hall, Ludington Street, E eanaba, Mich, R. F. D. 2, Spirit Lake, Iowa. La- TITE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CRUMPLER, Wiley C. Mrs. Addle Crmnpler, SMITH, George F. Mrs.' M. L. Smith, 718 SERGEANT. 16 North Daisy Street, Goldsboro, N. C. West Street, Oil City, Pa. CZAPLUK, Joseph. Mrs. Katie Csaplulr, 1878 SMITH, Isaac D. Isaac J. Smith, Bokoshe, TAYLOR, Grover L. J. B. Taylor, R. F. D. Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. Okla. 2. Ivanhoe, Va. DEARMN, Mark Twain. Mrs. Ly'ia Dear- SMITH, Ray B. W. C. Smith, 222 South Myr- min, Earlville, 1II. tle Street, Creston Iowa. - CORPORALS. DE COMA, Peter. Robert De Coma, 457 SMITH, Willie A. irs. Elizabeth R. Smith, Eighty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bishopville, S. C. KRAUS Raymond, Mrs. Catherine Kraus, DUNN Lloyd B. James B. Dunn, La Salle, SNELL, Edward. C. W, Cowgill, Lewisburg, 1810 bleventh Street, Port Huron, Mich. Col. Ala. SHEPHERD, Harry W. William F. Shepherd, ELBARE, Howard G. Mrs. Margaret Hollen- SRUBERT, Henry K. 372 Morewood Avenue, Blairsville. Pa. beck, George Srubert, Brocka- 938 Grope Street, Syracuse, N, Y. way Mont. MECHANIC, PLEISCHAUER, Harry Joseph. Fred Flels- STEWART Roy W. Mrs. Lizzie Steward, cbauer, R. F. D. 3, Mondovi, Wis. Oregon,jo. FOWLER William J. Russell F. Fowler, GALASSE, Peter. Mrs. Dominick Pablan, TOSCANO, Domenico. Domenico Pozzinenti, Loris, C.0. East Brady, Pa. - Haverstraw, N. Y. GALOTSCKI, Joseph William. William Vin- VANVERST, Bert M. Mrs. George Vanverst, PRIVATES. cent Galotecki, 100 Lehman Avenue, Ham- Paynesville, Minn. tramck, Mich. BARAK Anton. Peter Barak, Klona Istra WALKER, Roy. Mrs. Mabel Shepeard, Sta- 122, Austria. GONGOLL,-.Fred W. J. A. Gongoll, Mayer, tion D, St. Joseph, Mo. EAGLE, Albert Chief. Mrs. Susan Chief Minn. WILLETT, Herbert K. Mrs. Fanny GUNTER, Robert W. J. WIl- Eagle, Oglala, S. Dak. William Gunter, Three lett,,Soldston, N. C. CLIFFORD, Robert. Thomas Clifford, Pine Brothers, Ark. WILSON, Clarence H. Mrs. Charlotte GWALTNEY, William C.- Wilson, Hill, Ky. Mrs. Doshle Gwalt- 166 South Street Newark, N. J. DAVIDSON, Mervyn. Herbert Davidson, ney, Swifton, Ark. WRIGHT, Will. 'it RANKINS, Charles. W*ight, Patterson, Mo, Logan, Utah. Georga A. Hankins, BAKER, William H. Mrs. Hattle Baker, R. DORMAN, Fred H. Ezra . Dorman, Eanta, R F. D. 2, Koshkonong, Mo. F. D. 4, Fulton, Mo. I HAWK, Clell M. John Kans. W. Hawk, Melrole, BRIGGS, Albert Augusta. John A. Briggs DZIEDZIC, John. Mrs. Carolina Ieiezak, Iowa. 340 East Washington Street, RENDERSON, Richard W. Coldwater, Dobrowa, Austria. J. B. Henderson, Mich. GILL, Harry J. Mrs. Kathryn M. Gens- 38 Maverick Street East Dedham, Mass. helmer, 2527 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic HICEK, Henry L. rs. Jennie Wood, 116 GIBBS, Ryall. Mrs. Alice Gibbs, Main Street, Great Meadows, N. J. City, N. J. Carrier Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. HENDERSON, Peter J. Peter HICKS, Edward. Mrs. Hannah Hicks, 707 GOUGH, Joseph Perry. Mrs. Maude Gregg, Henderson, 35 R. F. D. 3, Rocky Ford, Colo. Crescent Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. Broadway, Jeffersonville, Ind. JOHNSON. HILL, Russell H.. James C. Hill, R. F. D. 2, HESPER, Mike. Miss Kati Thomas, ,4622 De- Matthew. Mrs. Millie Johnson, Bangor, Ala. troit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. England Ark. HIRSSIG Frank B Mrs. Minnie Hirssig, McGONIGE James J. Mrs. Ella McGon- HOPPE, Albert C. Mrs. M. Hoppe, 412 East 1892 Mulberry Street, Toledo, Ohio. igle, 2117 hast Dakota Street, Philadelphia, Main Street, Waukesha, Wis. KLUNASZOWSKI, Victor. Adam RIunaszow- Pa. JACQUES, Lancelot S. Fred L. Jacques, ski, Rozanka Vilna, Poland, MARCULAITIS, Frank. George Rains, 1526 1535 Russia. North Harrison Street, Topaka, Kans. KREMMIN, Ernest. Herman Kremmin, East Twenty-se'venth Street, Cleveland, JOHNSON, Emil N. Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, Mountain Lake, Minn. Ohio. Summerdale, Ala. LEE, Riley McKinley. Ed Lee, Mount Olivet, OLST, Paul. Arthur Meishner, 137 Hen- JONES, Amos H. Abraham A. Jones, 579 dricks Street, Detroit, Mich. Orchard Street, Ky. Warrior Run, Pa. MEREDITH, OPIPARI, Joseph. Camillo Opipari, Zagaris, JONES, Joseph T. Mrs. Katie Jones, R. F. D. Bradley. .. Bright Meredith, Bee Province Catanzaro, Italy. 3, Colbert, Ga. Spring, Ky. MOSAKOWSKI, Staney. Adam Mosakowski, PARLINt Stanley B. Benjamin Parlin, In- JIUERGENS, Clemons W. Henry Juergens, 318 East Fourteenth dian Pond, Me. Star Route, Tavern, Mo. Street, Erie, Pa. PEARCE, Raymond -X. Charles K. Pearce, KAUFMAN, REEDY, Albert James Reedy, 916 Noosic John. Mrs. Gertrude Kaufman, Street, Jessup, Saltsburg, Pa. 1915 Ellwood Place, Baltimore, Md. Pa. PERRY, Theodore. Fred Fowler, Austin, XEAND, Dennis RIZZO, Joseph Frank. Mattie Rizzo, 166 H. Mrs. Nora Keane, 151 Mill Street, Paterson, Minn. Columbia Avenue, Passaic, N. J. N. J. (STRAUGHN. Moody M. Mrs. Ella Straughn, KELLY, James T. Mrs. Bridget Kelly, 135 Clinton, Ky. Starr Street, New Haven, Conn. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). TANGREDI, Louis F. Danto Tangregi, 71 KING, Paul, Mrs. Mary King, 5339 Odell Mulberry Street, New York, N. Y. , Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. SERGEANT. KOSBERG Edward S. Peter Kosberg, R. F. 1). Missing in Action. 1, box 26B, Washburn, Wis. LEBO, William F. Mrs. William F. Lebo, LA DUCA, Natal M. Antonio La Duca, 109 Joliett, Schuylkill County, Pa.'. CRPORAL. Hudson Street, Buffalo, N. Y. CORPORALS. LAGOIS, George. Mrs. Ida -Lagois, 799 East HURLEY, Fred W. Mrs. Fred W. Hurley, 611 One hundred and fiftieth Street, New York, COLBURN, Roy James. Mrs. Grace Colburn, Montana Street, San Antonio, Tex. N. Y. 1423 Capouse Avenue, Scranton Pa. PRIVATES. LAMPHEAR, Jerry M. Mrs. _. C. Davis, MOODY, Troy E. Eston N. Moody, Candler, 512 Sims Street, Dickenson, N. Dak. N. C. BOWMAN, Edward. Mrs. Mary E. Harwel MAION, George. Mrs. Melina Mahon, 38510 WAGONER. Forrest, Tex. North Natchig Avenue, Chicago, Ill. BREGMAN Hyman. Mrs. Rose Shapiro, 2(4 MAKRAKAS, Minas. Michael Fontoutsakes, BASTIAN, Fred L. Clarence P. Bastian, gen- Clinton Street, New York, N. Y. box 10 Burgettstown, Pa. eral delivery, Williamsport, Pa. GOLLIHER Benjamin H. Mrs. Mary A. MARGOS BN,arekis. M. S. Nakashian, 275 PRIVATES. Golliher, baysvine, Tenn. - Washington Street, Newton, Mass. GRADY, Henry M. Michael Grady, 06 METZ, John A. Mrs. Jane Mets, Grandville, ANDERSON, John. Thomas Anderson, 1306 Wrightman Street, Lowell, Mass. Pa. Belle Avenue, Braddock, Pa. HURST, George. Frank L. Rea, Kingsburg, MILES, Alex. John Miles, Cottondale, Fla. BELAIR, Ovila. Alfred Belair, East Pem- Cal. MILLER, Charles E. Mrs. Isabell M. Miller, broke Street, Coneord, N. H. JONAS, John P. Mrs. Barbara Jonas, R. P. R. F. D. 3, Blanchard, Mich. BRADSH4W, Jolm D., jr. John D. Brad- D. Albany Minn. MILLER, Henry C. Mrs. Edna Miller, Buck- Shaw, sr., WIL AMS am W. Sam C. Williams, lin, Mo. Stevensville, Pa. Thomasville, N. C. MILLER, William A. W. B. Miller, 352 BROWN, Middie. John A. Brown, R. F. D. Sonnce Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1, Blytheville, Ark. ADDITIONAL OTRANTO DEAD. MURPHY, John'J. Cornelius Murphy, 2703 CULLER, Floyd. Mrs. Anna Culler, 1236 Archer Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Eden Street, Elkhart, Ind. Names of 13 More Men Lost NEWMAN, -Lewis. Charles Newman, Lewis, DOHERTY, James E. Miss Kate Quigley, on Trans- Mo. 837 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. port Made Public. O'BANNON* Robert L. Daniel B. O'Bannon, EASTON, Edgar. Mrs. Della Comer, Casey, R. F. D. 1, Creighton, Mo. Iowa. The following additional casualties in PEARL, Max. Solomon Pearl, 110 Norfolk FOPPIANO, Umberto. Frederice Leverone 34 the sinking of the transport Otranto on Street, New York, N. Y. North Bennett Avenue, Boston, Mass. October 6 are reported bk the War De- PETERSON, Alex B. Gust Peterson, 1607 GOOD, Thomas. Alex Good, Clymer, Pa. Main Street, Marinette, Wis. HEAD, Arthur. William A. Head, Pine Val- partment: PETERSON, Henry Waldemar, Erick Peter- ley, Tex. son, 1004 North Street, Iron River, Mich. SERGEANTS. MADECE, Joseph. Peter Strange, box 107, PETERSOI, Oscar E. Mrs. Gustave Peter- POWELL, James R. Mrs. Lena M. Powell, 27 son, 5547 Princeton Avenue Chicago, Ill. Lowellville, Ohio. STRICKLAND, Earnest. Mrs. E. Strickland, West Monroe Street, Jacksonville, Fla. PONDS, Jesse. Benjamin F. Ponds, Meehan SCI IBR RT, Emmons C. Junction, Miss. Shelby. Shelby County, Tex. August Scherbert, VOTERETOAS, Victor T. 635 Elk Street, Stevens Point, Wis. PSILOS, Agapetos G. Harry G. Psilos, 365 John Anthony, 214 Fairfield East Nineteenth Street, New York, N. Y. CORPORAL. Avenue, Stamford, Conn. WILLIAMS, Willard F. George Yemm, 315 PUCCHIERE, Paul. Mrs. John Pucchiere, 156 Beaumont Street, Warrior, Run, Pa. JOHNSON, Clifford R. Augusta Johnson. R. Arch" Street, New Britain, Coon. SLEPETYS, F. D. No. 4, Louisville, Ga REYNOLDS; James. Mrs. Ella Hawkins, 158 Charles J. Alex Frank Slep- Atwater Street, New Haven, Conn. etys, post-office box 585, Leechburg, Pa, PRIVATES. RICHARDS, Charles Henry. Mrs. Nellis E. Wounded Slightly. Richards, Getzamer Avenue, Jamesburg, EDMOND, Hafley F. Mrs. Emma Edmond, rear 1640 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, N. J. LIEUTENANT. Ind. SIPES, Walker 0. H. ' Israel Sipes, R. . D. PODLEWSKI, Frank J. Mrs. Mary Podlew- HAGEWOOD, Edgar A. John T Hagewood, 1, Pittsburg, Kans. ski, 263 Nineteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hickory Point, Tenn. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. -CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

LEE, Furman F. Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, Ste- BAUMAN, Peter. Mrs. Isabella Baumal, R. Wounded Slightly, Previously phens Pottery, Ga. F D. No 1 Macungle, Pa. Reported LAUCH, Charles J. John Lauch, 249 West BENDER, deorge Joseph Bender, 16 C Died from Wounds Received in Ac- Forrer Street, Lockland, Ohio. Street, Detroit, Mich. tion. MCAFEE, Eldon M. Mrs. Martha McAfee, R. BERKOWITZ, Benjamin. Isadore Berkowitz, F. D. No. 1, Coldwater, Ohio. 3902 Orange Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. HODES, Ira J.. lieutenant. Mrs. Ben Flaum, McNEELEY, James E. Joseph P. MeNeeley, BOUDRIE, Lloyd Joseph. Mrs. Tillie Willets, 1161 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. F. D. No. 1, Norristown, Ga. 1124 Franklin Street, Monroe Mich. PRESTON, Themas. Mrs. Nannle Grubbs, BOWER, Duval D. Mrs. Elizabeth V. Bower, Missing in Action, Previously Reported Tullahoma, Tenn. North Berwick, Pa. Wounded Severely. STEPHOE, Lonnie. Joh, Stephoe, R. F. D. BURNS, William. Mrs. Hannah Lacy, 467 No 1, Kite, Ga. Breckenbridge Street, Phoenixville, Pa. PRIVATES. STEVENS, Colie L. Mrs. Fannie Stevens, R. BURRELL, George W. Mrs. Nancy Burrell, F. D. No. 1, Chappells, S. C. Kosciusko, Miss. BARCELLA, Joseph. John Gaspn, 350 Roeky WHITE LKER, Charlie. George W. White- COLE, Carlos. William Cole, R. F. D. No. 2, Hill, New Britain, Conn. aker, R. F D. No 6. McMinnville, Tenn. Piggott, Ark. OKRASKA, Roman. Matteaus Okraska, 111 COYLE, George J. Mrs. Clara Coyle, 6611 Lyman Street, Holyoke, Mass. North Twenty-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. DOBBINS Francis. William Dobbins, Du- Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported rango, Lsolo. Missing in Action. Killed in Action, Previously Reported GRIMMEISS, John A. Miss Mary Grimmeiss, Wounded Sevprely. St. Josephs Hospital, Omaha, Nebr. COHN, Walter M, private. Mrs. Ray Cohn, HERRERA, Juan P. C. Herrera, Taos, N. 105 East One hundred and eighteenth Street, LILLICO, Andrew, private. Andrew Lillico, New York, N. Y. sr., Leyden, N. Dak. Mex. PARSONS, ,Enoch 0., private. Mrs. Vella LOVULLO, Joseph. Josephine Lovullo, 58 Ledgerwood, Loogootee, Ind. Mirisola Street. Seiradifalco, Italy. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported LUCAS, William H. Mrs. Nellie Lucas, Stiles, Killed in Acton. Killed in Action, Previously Reported Wis. LYTLE, Elmer. Mrs. Martha E. Smith, 207 Missing in Action. North Duke Street, York, Pa. PRIVATES. ROSS, McAULIFFE, Eugene. Miss Margaret McAu- GLASGOW, Nash J. D. R. Robinson, Holcut, Charles A., corporal. Mrs. Katherine Miss. Ross, 4167 Julian Street, Denver, Colo. life, 247 Eleventh Street, San Francisco, Cal. WILLIAMS, Harry. Mrs. Martha Williams, 6 Killed in Action, MANN, Evin. Morton Mann, R. F. D. No. 6, Previously Reported Howard Court, Akron, Ohio. 0 Wounded (Degree Undetermined). box 86, Paris, K MARNELL, Harold F. Thomas F. Marnell, Returned to Duty, Prevously Reported BIEN, Howard L., private. Mrs. Cathryn 192 Quincy Street, Dorchester, Mass. Missing in Action. Llyviett, box 42, Wabasha, Minn. MELVIN, Ira J. Mrs. John E. Melvin, Bald- winsville, N. Y. PRIVATES. Died of Wounds, Previously Reported> MOFFIT, Clifton N. Amos Moffit, Chandler, Missing in Aetion. Minn. JORDAN, Bruce. Mrs. B. Jordan, 4028 Forty- second Street North, Seattle, Wash. TAYLOR, NUSIIBAM, Ellwood. Michael Nushbam, Co- Moses, jr., lieutenant. Moses Tay- leta, Ill. PAULSON, Georre Gravert Gravert Paul- lor, Mount Kisco, N. Y. WERT, Raymond F. Mrs. Mary Wert, Fuller- son, 707 Seventeenth Street, Detroit, Mich. ton, Pa. Wounded Severely, Previously Reported WOLFE, Neal. Mrs. Luia Wolfe, R. F. D. PLUMLEE, Painuel R. Mrs. Melvina C. Plum- Missing in Action. No. 29, Copley, Ohio lee, Oakland, Ark. DAY, Clarence C., corporal. Mrs. Blanche WRISTN, Ira Franklin. Lewis Wriston, WERTZ, Waller. Sarah Lamb, 907 North Wislon, Welelitka, Okla. Artie, V. Va. Lawrence Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GILBERT, John H., cook. Mrs. Sue Gilbert, Ten Mile, Tenn. BEAUDOIN, Henry J., private. Mrs. Welvina Beaudoin, St. Ephrem de Tring, Beauce County, Quebec, Canada. KLUB5S, Henry Carl, private. Mrs. Minnie KIuss, Middleton, Wis. Additional List of American Prisoners Wounded (Degree Undetdrmined), Pre- viously Reported Killed in Action. And the Camps Where They Are Held CORPORAL. PRODL, Vincent F. Joseph Coupon, R. F. D. NP. 1, Jonesville, Minn. Tire War Department authorizes pub- CAMP LIMBURG. lication of the following list of prisoners NEWMAN, Russell, urivate. Mrs. Morgan Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported Hokn, sister. Faunettsburg, Pa. Missing in Action. of war in Germany: PFENNESSY, Da-id J., 'ieigeant. Riel'ad Fennessy father 106 Fernon Street, Pliila- SERGEANT. CAMP GIESSEN. delphia, Pa. WAIDECK, August. Miss Sadie Lan, San FLEEGLE, Charles M., private. Mrs. Annie ANDERSON, Robert Alexander, liutenint. Benito, Tex Rice, mother, Somerset, Pa. - Mrs. J. M. Anderson, mother, 402 B Street, CORPORALS. Rock Springs, Wyo. CAMP RASTATT. EMPEY, Henry. Mrs. Agnes Empey, 1708 CAMP CASSEL. Third Street, Wasau, Wis. SAVALOJA, Ivar, - Abel Mattila, uncle, MALINKE, Elian, private. Frank Malinke, SHERIDAN, James L. Mrs. Anna Caraccla, Kerry, Oreg. brother, Kievi, Russia. 515 Fordham Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.- PARSON, Henry, private. Mrs. Lucy Ar- BOLLAND, Orval B., private. Henry T. Bol- MECHANIC. nold, mother, Urania, La. land, father, 344 Buffalo Street, Beaver, Pa. SHAW, Roy N. Albert Shaw, Hampton Street, MALEY, Peter J., private. Patrick Maley, MANCUSO, Domenick, private. Miss As- Pemberton, N. J. father, 924 Princeton Avenue, Trentor, N. f. souta Mancuso, sister, Sciglian, Province of MILLER, Raymond H., corporal. Mrs.'Mary Cowenza, Italy. PRIVATES. A. Miller, mother, care of Harry Kellow, STOLZ, John, private. JTohn Stolz, sr., father, DANIEL, Willie. Mrs. Annie Daniel, general Clarks Summit, Pa. Armour, S Dak. delivery, Hampton, N. C. SCHWAB, Frank B., private. Alphonso G. RATZ, Gordan A., prlvate. ire. Mary Rats, DE CLARK, Camille. Mrs Paul Hendricks, Schwab, father, Twenty-first Avenue and mother, Milberton, Ontario, Canada. 173 East Third Street, Superior, Wis. Nineteenth Street, Beaver Falls, Pa. HARBIDGE, Frank Bernard. Mrs. Renle Har- PUTTRE, Rudolph M., private. Mrs. Ger- HOSPITAL OHRDRUr, LANGENSALZA. bidge, 629 North Fortieth Street. Philadel- trude Kiefer, mother, 214 Bleeker Street, DENT, Felix H., private. Mrs. C. A. Dent, phia, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. mother, 120 Washington AvenueeMacon, Ga. LIPSCOMB, Andy H. Saul Lipscomb, R. F: D. KOMESAR, Hyman, private. Samuel Kome- No. 1, box 59, Aurora, W. Va. ear, father, 27 Byron Street, Rochester, CAMP VILLINGEN. LLOYD, Leland S. Mrs. Jennie Lloyd, 2607 N. Y. EATON, Paul W., lieutenant. Mrs. Win. East First Street, Los Angeles, Cal. - SHALINSKY, Michael, sergeant. Mrs. Fan- Eaton, mother, Jackson, Mich. McDOWELL, Phillip G. Mrs. Ellen McDowell, nie Shahnsky, wife, 59 Troutman Street, 4509 Laird Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. RESERiED HOSPITAL 6, LANDAU. WAGNER, George. Frank Wagner, 761 Thir- McKULE, Anthony A., private. Mrs. Kate TABOR, John, private. Sam B. Tabor, father, ty-sixth Street, Milwaukee, Wis. McKule, mother, 556 Fulton Street, Buffalo, R F. D. No. 1, Carter, Okla. . N. Y. Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Pre- SANDERS, Murray, corporal. Harris San- CAMP ZWICKAU. viously Reported Missing in Action. ders, father, 252 Madison Avenue, Albany, AVERY, Walter L, lieutenant. F. E. Avery, N. Y. 1199 Franklin Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. BRANNON, Elbert H., corporal. Lud Bran- BAKER, Frank L., private. S. D. Baker, non, Lake, Tenn. father, R F. D. Uo. 2, Somerset, Pa. RESERVE HOSPITAL 1, HALLE, BAYREUTH. PRIVATES. MIVAS, Walter, private. Mrs. Anna Mivas, HODGE, George N., private. Mrs. Martha ANDRESS, Edwin B. Eugene Andress, Alex- mother, 23 West Street, Chicopee, Mass. Hodge, mother, Williamsville, Pa. andria Bay, N. Y. INGOLSTADT HOSPITAL, LIET IRNBRECHT, Henry. Mrs. Augusta Arn- REPORTED IN GOODHEALTH-CAMP RASTATT. brecht, Shattuck, Okla. CRABTREE, Leslie H., private. James A. CAMBARTO, Benjamin 3, private- Chas. BARLAR, Willie K. Mrs. S. A. Barlar, 2952 Crabtree, father, 3703 Baring Street, Phila- Baron, friend, 620 Center Street. Pottsville, First Avenue, Columbus, Ga. delphia, Pa. - Pa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918, 17

Health Conditions at Army Camps Within the United States As Reported to the Surgeon General for Week Ending Nov. 15

The War Department authorizes the of the Division of Sanitation to the two-thirds that of last week. Camps Cody, Forrest, Lewis, and Las Casas are the only following: Surgeon General of the Army for that camps reporting more than 100 new cases Herewith is a detailed report on the week is as follows: for the week. . . Pneumonia admissions are approximately health conditions of troops in the United 1. General--The influenza epidemic has one-half the number reported for the pre- States (including Porto Rico) for thdiseasecontinues to be -eported from nearly all sta- ceding week. The greatest reduction in the week ended November 15. The report tions, the number of new cases is less-than number of new cases is shown in the group of divisional camps. The least-marked' reduc- Summary. tion is shown in the group of departmental and other troops.

Death rate. Scarlet Fever 'pidemic, Noneffective Weekly admis- An epidemic of scarleftfever is prevailing rate. si n rate for at Camp Hancock, 212 new cases being re- Disease only. ported for the week. disease. All causes. The incidence of other communicable dis- eases is low. This Last This Last This Last This Last .The admission rate for disease is 1,150 week, week. week. week. week. week. week. week. against 1,201 last week. The noneffective rate (50) shows a considerable decline as compared with th rate for last week (56). The death rate 'for disease is 19.7 as com- Divisional amps...... 57.6 67.5 24.8 29.3 38.3 62.3 38 61.2 This rate will con- Cantments ...... 53 60.5 26.1 24.8 10.5 16.7 10.2 16 pared with 33 last week. 21.8 38.2 21 37.1 tinue to show a further decline in subsequent Dppartment, etc...... 43.6 47.2 20.5 21.9 reports. Special diseases- reported were as follows: Health conditions for the week ended Nov. 15. This Last week. week. Nonef- fective Influenza...... 4,485 6,887 Mala- Venereal Influ- Mea- Menin- Scarlet per Camps. monia.Pneu- Dysen-tery. ra. diseases.' enza. sles. gitis. fever. 1,000on Pneumonia ...... 1,335 2,392 day of Measles...... 823 867 report.. Meinits...... 9 28 Scarlet fever...... 29 8 Venereal diseases...... 5,653 5,110 Beauregard...... 1 3 4 442 ( 7) 59 91 3 ...... 93.38 Bowie...... 15...... 226 3 8...... 66.64 * 2. Divisional camps.-Relatively high sick Cody...... 3 110 7 3 80.16 and death rates are noted in divisional camps Forrest...... 101 4 ...... 72.5 as compared with other groups. Influenza ad- Fremont...... 3 1 ...... 6 ( 1) 2 3 ...... 85.08 missions for the week number 704 against Greene...... 13...... 151 ( 6) 26 5 1 ...... 43.8 1,869 last week. Camp Cody leads all camps Greenleaf...... 6...... 8 () 34 2 ...... 46.67 of this group in the number of new cases Hancock...... 32...... 58( 5 4 68 ...... 212 65.11 (150). Kearny...... 80 ...... 9 1) 98 4 ...... 1 38.42 There were 352 new cases of pneumonia Logan...... 7 2 62 ( 3) 74 4 ...... 46.44 reported as compared with 916 last week. MacArthur...... 1 3 (7) 32 24 ...... 54.05 Camp Kearney leads in the number of new McClellan...... 23...... 17( ?) -----.- 32 ...... 45.98 cases (80), Camp Wadsworth is second with Sevier...... 3 7 (2) 3 18 ...... 47.2 65; Camp Wheeler is third with 63. Shelby...... 34 1 1 63 (31) 75 3 ...... 84.28 A few scattering 'cases of measles are re- Sheridan...... 7 ...... 7 ( 5) 22, 14 1 ...... 42.38 ported from the majority of camps; the Syracuse...... 16.36 greatest number from any one camp is 608 Wadsworth...... 65 ...... 45 (-) 15 9 1 ...... 74.8 (Camp Hancock). Wheeler...... 63 ------2 21( ?) ...... _ 58.74 3. Cantonments.-There were 1,130 new Custer...... 9...... -...... 25 (3) 19 ....-.-. 1 ...... 25.18 cases of influenza reported from camps of Devens...... 10 .-. '-...... 38 (4). 10 22 ...... 1 36.18 this group, as compared with 1,468 last week. Dix...... 9...... 3,214 ( ?) 27 ...... 45.68 Of this number Camp Lewis reports 238; Dodge...... 24 ...... 40(4) 50 51 2 2 84.84 Camp Las Casas, 189; Camp Eustis, 136. Eustis...... --...... -...... 2 ...... 26 ( 7) 136 ...... 48.44 Pneumonia admissions number 586 as com- Funston...... 14 ...... 58 ( ?) 1 97 1 2 37.62 pared with 901 for the preceding week. Camp Gordon...... 32 ...... 1 35 (2) 93 8 ...... 1 75.67 Pike leads in the number of new cases (185) ; Grant...... 7 ( ?) 15 ...... 5 36.11 Cam Lewis is second with 130; Camps Travis Humphreys...... 16 ...... 24 ( 8) 51 12 ...... 37.01 and Las Casas are third and forth with 68 ahd Jackson...... 2 11 60 ( ?) 22 42 ...... 50.08 55 new cases, respectively. J. E. Johston...... 3 ...... 2 32 (1) 6 14 1 ...... 30.41 A total of 488 cases of measles is reported Las Casas...... 4 1() 189 2 ...... 71.62 from camps of this group as compared with Lee 3...... 29 (3) 34 5 2 ...... 48,62 524 last week. Camp -Funston leads in the Lewis...... 130 ...... 56 ( 238 59 1 ...... 73.30 number of new cases (97). Meade...... 9 ...... 73 (1 25 27 ...... 2 23.45 4. Departmental and other troops.-An in- Pike...... 15...... 135 1 60 (40) 27 33 ...... 1 64.25 crease i-the number-of new cases of influenza Sherman...... * 7 1 28 ( ?) 10 37 1 .2 51.37 and pneumonia is noted in the central depart- Taylor...... 41 ...... 120 ( 8) 31 65 3 3 ,1.2 ient. In other departments and stations of Travis...... 68 ...... 23 (2) 71 6 ...... 105.88 Upton ...... 9...... 63 ( ) 75 8 ...... 46.23 this group both diseases are subsiding. Northeastern Dgpartment .... 4...... 12 ( ) 78 1 ...... 41.00 Eastern Departlednt...... 33 ...... 24 (3) 187 2 - 3 2 31.2 Causes of deaths, by camps. Southeastern Department ..... 38 ...... 9 82 (39) 280 3- ...... 36.14 Southern Department...... 33 ...... 5 70 ( 5) 401 5 ...... 1 44.73 Central Department...... 124 ...... 53 ( ) 933...... 3 43.87 Camp or CNum- Western Department...... 33 ...... 16 ( 224 3...... 71.76 department. dbe Cuses. ation c aps...... 66 11 83 444 10 ...... 5 46.5 Ports ofeemarkation Hoboken 26 1 28 (2) 177 76 3 ...... 72.49 Newport ews...... 4 1 2 38 (5) 46 30 1 ...... 106.5 Beauregard..... 3 Pneumonia 1; appendici. tis 1; suicide 1. Bowie...,...... 9 PneumoniaO. IFirst figure in this colupm for each camp gives the total number of new lses during the week; the figure Cody...... 44 Influenza 44. in parentheses is the number of other cases which were contracted during the week by men in that camp's com- Eustis...... 2 Influenza I pneumonia 1. mand at the time of contracting the disease. The difference, therefore, is the number of cases first reported Fremont...... 5 Pneumonia 5. during the week which were either (a) cases brought from civilian life by recruits, or (b) cases brought by men Forrest ...... 24 Pneumonia 24. transferreffrom other camps to the camp under which the case is reported,or (c) old cases which have previously Greene...... 7 Pneumonia 4; influenza 1; evaded detection. An interrogation point signifies that the report from that camp did not segregate cases con- eause not reported 2. N tracted at the camp from other cases. Greenleaf...... 2 Pneumonia 1; tuberculosis, New cases of typhoid fever were reported from the following camps: 1.- Lee...... 1 Hancock.---- .- 21 Pneumonia 21. Meade...... 1 Kearny .--.. 27 Pneumonia 27. Cenical Department ...... 1 Logan...f ...... 1 Pneumonia 1 Southeastern Department ...... 2 MacArihur..... 4 Pneumania 3; cause not re. Southern Department ...... 1 porteS 1. 710-18-5 18 THE OFFICIAL U. B. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED JN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Causes of deaths, by camps.-Continued. Sergt. Fred F. Barnes, 37 West Fitch Street, Pvt. Lester Ponthier, Bunkie, La.* Westville, Conn. Pvt. Valerier Prommier, Erath, La.* Pvt. Neil Baskin, 15009 Government Street, Pvt. John 0. Quinn, Port Allen, La.* Num- Baton Rouge, La.* Pvt. Jesse J. Rainwater, De Quincy, La.*. Pvt. Hanley A. Blackwell, Folsom, La.* Pvt. Clyde Ransom, Bernice, La.* Cad p or . d o Causes. department. Pvt. Dennis Bondreaux, Talliew, La." Pvt. Charles M. Rhodes., Ashland, La.* deaths. Pvt. (first class) Charles 0. Boyd, 1105 Grand Pvt. O'Day Richard, Crowley, La.* Avenue, Middletown, Ohio." Pvt. Warren Richard, Opelousas, La.* McClellan...... 8 Pneumonia 7; meningitis 1. Pvt. Lemuel D. Boydr Vici, Okla.* Pvt. Jacob G. Ritter, Nabob, Ky.* Sevier...... 5 - neumonia 2; meningitis 2; Pvt. Charles H. Brookman, Biloxi, Miss.* Pvt. Ernst Roberts, Eros, La.* Pvt. Albert Broussard, Erath, La.* Pvt. William Rogers, Salle Ventrip Plantation, ' pneumonia and menin- gitisi1. - Pvt. Jean A. Brown, Arcadia Plantation, Barns, La.* Shelby...... 16 Pneumonia 15; appsedi- Thibodeaux, La.* Pvt. Judge 0. Russell, Cypress. La.* citis 1. Corpl. John Bullus, South Meriden, Conn.* Pvt. Henry Ruth, 2224 North Raymond Street, Sheridan...... 6 Pneumonia 5; meningitis 1. Sergt William C. Carlyle, 1209 Fifth Avenue, New Orleans, La.* Syracuse...... 1 Angurism 1. Nashville, Tenn.* Pvt. James Sartin, Tylertown, Miss.* Wadsworth.... 17 Pneumonia 17. Pvt. Genie Carr, Bernice, La.* Pvt. Mose Scott, Woodside, La.* Wheeler...... 23 Pneumonia 22; trauma- Pvt. Octave J. Champagne, Lafourche, La,* Pvt. Richard Sevin, Lafourche Crossing, La.* tism 1. Cook Alexander Clereszko, 341 Orange Street, Pvt. Augustus Slas, Beggs, La.* Custer...... 6 Pneumonia 4; pleurisy 1; New Britain, Conn.* Pvt. James Smith, Hicks. La.* tuberculosis 1. Pvt. Will Clark, White Castle, La.* Pvt. Joe Spier, Stronge, La.* Devens...... 6 Pneumonia 5; empyema 1. Pvt. James Coates, St. Landry, La.* Pvt. Ben Spikes, Bancroft, La. Dix...... I Empyema 1. Pvt. George Cole, Grove, La.* Pvt. Thomas Stephens, Dolton, La.* Pvt. Marrious Colson Dodge...... 11 Pneumonia 8; empyema 3. Butler, La.* Pvt. Will C. Strong, Raymond, Miss.* Funston...... 8 Pneumonia 5; meningitis 2; Pvt Gaston Comier, it. Martinville, La.* Pvt. George L. Thibodeaux, Plaquemine La.* septicemia 1. Pvt. Perry J. C. Coombs, 2 Grand Street, Glens Pvt. George E. Thompson, Hoodswitch, La.* Gordon...... 1 Pneumonia 1. Falls, N. Y." Corp. Joseph F. Thompson, 867 Fifth Avenue, Grant...... 6 Pneumonia 3; empyema 3, Pvt. Eddie Crew, Crews, La." Brooklyn, N. Y.* I Humphreys...... 5 Pneumonia 2; uremia 1; Pvt. Daniel Cronin, St. Ann's Home, Man- Pvt. Mike Tomino, R. F. D. No. 3, Bunkie, empyema l; tetanus 1. chester, N. H.i La.* Jackson...... 3 Pneumonia 1; tubercu- Q. M. Sergt. James G. Crowley, 88 Train Pvt. Albert Trichel, Natchitoches, La.* lsmis 1; injuries 1. Street, Dorchester, Mass.* Corpl. William C. Tyler, Coaldale, Pa.* Johnston...... 1 Pneumonia 1. Pvt. Shepherd Curlee, Choudrant, La.* Pvt. Dominick VasseT, Church Point, La.* Las Casas...... 21 Pneumonia 21. Pvt. James Daily, Doraun, La.* Pvt. Noel Wallace, New Iberia, La.* Lee...... 5 Pneumonia 2; meningitis Pvt. Benjamin G. Davies, box 186, Poncha- Corpl. John Walsh, No. 44 South Clinton 2; injury 1. toula, La.* Street, East Orange, N. J.* Lewis...... 8 Pneumonia 8. Pvt. Sylvester Davis, Timberton, La.* .Pvt. Howard M. Williams, Doyle. La.* Meade...... 2 Dilation of heart 1; trau- Pvt. Michell Allan Dumbor, Hamburg, La.* Pvt. Joe Youngblood, I. F. D. No. 2, Robe- 'matism 1. Pvt. Nicholas Ezernack, Campti, La.* line, La.* Pike...... 6 Pneumonia 4; empyema 1; Pvt. Douglas Fairbanks, Oxford, La.* CAMP BowlBD, TEX. meningitis 1. Pvt. Jewel Feazel, route No. 1, Athens, La.* Sherman...... 9 Pneumonia 7; measles 1; Pyt. George Fichter, 2009 Peance Street, New Pvt. Erie Ahlin, 1111 St Joe Street, Rapid mastoiditis 1. Orleans, La.* City, S. Dak.* Taylor...... 18 Pneumonia 14; meningitis Pvt. Nickey Flores, box 20, route No. 2, Roblin, Recruit Tom Baker, Augusta, Tex.* 2; traumatism 1; mas- La Recruit Willie Bell, Kilgore Tex.4 toiditis 1. Pvt. Randol Ford, Elizabeth, La.* Recruit Coruelius Birdwell, Bedias, Tex.* Travis...... 10 Pneumonia 9; tubercu- Pvt. Emmett K. Gibson, R. P. D. No. 3, Ruston, Recruit Willie Bowden, Route 2, Chapel Hill, losis 1. La. Tex.* Upton...... 3 Pneumonia 3. Pvt. James Gibson, 2617 Belmont Street, New Pvt. Jeff Brooks, Oceola, Tex.* Eastern...... 10 Pneumonia 8; tuberen- Orleans, La.* Recruit Raymond Carnes, Gault, Mo. losis 1; suicide 1. Sergt. William Goodney, 133 Plantation Street, Recruit Leslie B. Christmas, Puxico, Miss.* No. Eastern...... 11 Pneumonia 9; influenza 1; Worcester, Mass.* Recruit William 0. Coffman, R. F. D. No. 3, nephritis 1. Pvt. Juan Gorza, Hollinger, Tex.* Atkins, Ark. So. Eastern.-...- 38 Pneumoma 37; catarrhal Pvt Alexander Guidry, R. F. D. No. 2, Church Recruit Calvin Dunn, Route No. 2, Box 38, inflammation of stom- Point, La.* Moserly, Mo.* ach 1. Pvt. Louis Guidry, Carincro, La.* Recruit George F. Duzan, Route 5, Rielhill, Southern...... 14 Pneumona 11. Pvt. Erastus Hall. Felisville. La Mo. Central...... 12 Pneumonia 10; influenza 2. Pvt Edward Hardy, Saline,,La.* Recruit Tesse -Foster, Box 339, Jasper, Tex.* Western...... 43 Pneumonia 37; influenza Pvt. John Harrigal, No. 27 Grand Street, Wa- Recruit Wyatt Garner. Sanaugustin. Tex.* 2; meningitis 1; trau- terbury, Conn.* Recruit Willie Hard, Independence, Tex.* matism 1, not reported 2. Pvt. James P. Haynon. Fullerton, La.* Recruit Sammie Harmon. Route No 7, Box Aviation camps.. 43 Pneumonia 36; carcinoma Corpl. Lather Hicks, R F. D. No. 4, Walnut 76, Paris, Tex.- 1; traumatism 6. Grove, Mo.* Recruit Gus Ifartfield, R. F. 1). No 1, Mari- MonitT...... 16 g.eumonia 6; iniluenza 8; Sergt Charles G. Hughes, Manor, Westmore- etta, Tex.' luheroulosis 2. land County, Pa * Pvt. John W. Haworth, 1840 Linwood Street, Stuart...... 5 Pneumonia 1; heart disease. Pvt. Remie Iulin, Rayne, La.* Oklahoma City, Okla.* 2; traumatism 1; duo- Pvt. Victor P. Jacques, 2614 St. Louis Street, ,Recruit Lac B. High, Route No. 4, Crockett, dena ulcer 1. New Orleans, La.* Tex.* Pvt. Chester James, Bolivar. La.* Recruit Frank J. Hirshvogel, Route 1, Box 41, Pvt. Barney Jarmulonsky. 238 Belmont Ave- Henley. Mo. Deaths: nue, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Recruit Cecil C. Hood, Laplata. Mo. Camps ...... 223 Last Week...... 361 Pvt. James W. Johnson, Oakdale, La.* Recruit Algie Howard, Grapeland, Tex. Cantonments...? 132 Last Week..... 207 Pvt. Archibald M. Kellam, Greensboro, N. C.* Recruit Edgar Jackson, R F. D. No. 2, Box Departmenta Sergt. Walter L. Kelly, Menard, Tex.* 56, Chriesman, Tex.* Troops...... 248 Last Week. 434 Corpl. James P. Leahy, 18 Plain Street, Taun- Recruit Lou Keely, Savannah, Mo.* ton, Mass.* Recruit Walter J. Leblanc, Abbeville, La.* Total...... 603 1,002 Pvt, Adam R Leblanc, Chauvin, La.* Cook Charles A. McDonald, Nickerson, Kans." 1Evt. Charles D. Lejure, Branch, La.* Recruit Brewer Minifee, R. F. D. No. 6, Hen- Pvt. Taae Lepretre, Gueydan, La.* derson, Tex.* Pvt. WAlter B. Lewis, R. F. D. No. 2, Do Rid- Pvt. Asgst Mitchell, 4U East One hundred der, La.* and siy ninth Street, Bronx, N. Y.* Soldiers Who Died Last Week. Corpl. Herbert E. Long, Auburn, Pa.* Recruit Joke Parker, Box 371, Hearne. Tex.* Pvt. Sullivan, McBride, Holy Grove, Ark." Recruit Clifton Patterson, Louisiana, Mo. Corpl. Raymond E. McCabe, Tribes Hil, N. Y. Recruit Tom Penny, Gay Hill. Tex.* Pvt. Bryan W. McCullen, R. F. D. No. 1, box Recruit John Pruett, Willis, Tex. List of names of soldiers (not members 58, Quitman, La.* Cook Recruit Andrew Roberts, Lovelady, Tex.* of the American Expeditionary Forces) Pktrick MeNicholas, Albany, Ga.* Recruit Frank N. Silva, Centerville, Cal.* Sergt. Gordon Marshall, 600 West One hun- Recruit Ernest Sloan, Route 3. Atlanta, Mo. reported to The Adjutant General's Office dred and twenty-seventh Street, New York Pvt James B. Smith, care Sandegard Hotel, as having died during the week ending City. * Fifth and Commerce Streets, First Sergt. Edward K. Martin, Jackson, Fort Worth, November 15, 1918. (Included in this Tenn.* Tex.* list are the names of soldiers (not mem- Recruit James C. Snyder, Shelbina. Mo.* Pvt. Robert A. Martin, Seaksville, N. C.* Recruit Lawrence R. Suber, Bryah, Tex.* bers of the American Expeditionary Pvt. Durgerze Matherne, Bourg, La.* Recruit Aaron Tolliver, Route 4, Box Sergt. Paul Maxwell, 355 South Ardmore Ave- 11, Forces) not previously published, who nue, Los Angeles, Cal.* ,Kiren, Tex.* died prior to the week mentioned and sub- Pvt. Gustave C. Mertz, 2306 Laurel Street, CAMP CODY, N. MEX. sequently to Mar. 8, 1918. These names New Orleans, La.* Pvt. Julius Mogelsky, 317 Third Street, Jer- Recruit George Ml. Aurandt, 900 Twenty-third are indicated by an asterisk.) sey City, N. J.* Avenue, Altoona, Pa.* CAMP AMATQL, N. J. Pvt. James 1. Morris, Lake Charles, La.* Recruit Gustav B. Erickson, Route 4 Mora, Minp. Pvt. Rallh Brackel, Elmwood Place, Ohio.* Sergt. Leon Morrison, 20 Smith Street, Pater- son, N. J.* J. Griffin, R. F. 1. No. 1, Cons- Pvt. Nicholas Selegraph, Jermyn, Pa.* #Pvt WilliamMinn.* Pvt. (first class) Clarence Nelson, 531 Fayard' dale, CAMP BEAUREGARD, LA. Pvt. Dale B. Hanna, Burlingame, Kans.* Street, Biloxi, Miss,* Pvt. McKinley H. Hoffman, Idalia, Colo.* Pvt. Frederick E. Allen, Canal Zone, Ptnama.* Pvt. Charles Parker, Corbine, La.* Pvt. Adolph M. Kanas, 2900 South Flores Pvt. Robert Anatole, Burnside, La.* Pvt. Marion Parker, Louisville, Ky.* Street, San Antonio. Tex.* Pvt. James H. Armond, Cottonport, La.* Pvt. George W. Pierce, Bogalusa, La.* Pvt. Fred H. Krentzel, route No. 1, box 0T, Pvt. Thomas Bacon, Mamou, La.* Pvt. Martin Pierre, Ruston, La.* Hudson, Kans. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 19 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Randolph Lowery, Nowata, Okla.* Pvt. Samuel T. Henderson, 909 Wall Street, Pvt. Win. G. Riddle, general delivery, Ronco- Pvt. Wilkiam J. Massman, 759 Lemay Ferry Beardstown, Ill.* verte, W. Va.* Road, St. Louis County, Mo.* Pvt. Rufus Hill, general delivery, Jackson, Pvt. Harry Riggle, R. F. D. No. 1, Blanchad, Ret. Clarence W. Merrick, rone No. 2, box No. Tenn.* Mich.* 3, Dasset, Minn. Pvt. Martin Hoff, R. F. D. No. 3, Bowdon, Pvt. Byron L. Robertson, Tustin, Mich.* Pvt. Charles L. Potter, 614 South Fifth Street, N. Dak.* Pvt. Clifford Rodgers, Rantoul, Kans.* Atchison, Kans.* Pvt. Walter E. Holbrook, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Harold Rorwich, 728 East Twenty-fifth Pvt. Henry W. Schorlemer, Arneckville, Tex.* Warsaw, Ind.* Street, Minneapolis, Minn.* XMP COLT, PA. Pvt. William Henry Hoppe, 281 South Fourth Pvt. Chas. J. Schmidt, 2153 C Street, Granite Pvt. Harry E. Cramer, Winnor, Ind.* Street, Aurora, Ill.* - 0 City, Ill.* Pt. Albert Crawford, R. F. D. No. 5, Houlton, Pvt. John Horton, R. B. D. No. 1, Ross, Pvt, Fred Schinuhl, P. 0. box 14, Eldridge, Me. * Mich.* N. Dak.* Pvt. Fred A. Desorda, Essex Junction, Vt.* Pvt. Edward W. Hunefeld, general delivery, Pvt. Frederick J. D. Schulken, 57-A Lynch Pvt. Grant L. Everson, Havelock, Nebr.* Holland, Ind.* Street, Brooklyn_ N. Y. Corpl Robert G. Fields, 105 North Twentieth Pvt. John Huron, 1121 East Pontiac Street, Pvt. Orville Sharkey, R. F. D. No. 3, Mo- Street, Portland, Oreg.* Fort Wayne, Ind.: mence, Ill * Pvt. Benjamin F. Gage, California Hotel, Pvt. Palmer Husby, 527 Douglas Street, Pvt. Joseph E. Shuchneau, R. F. D. No. 2, Berkeley, Cal. Menominee, Wis.* Harrisville. Mich. Sergt. Ralph E. Gifford, Onarga IIl.* Pvt. Curt E. Ihte, Walnut Street, New Bre- Pvt. Ernest H. Simons, R. F. D. No. 1, Con- Ret. William W. Hoffman, 276 Rebring Avenue, men, Ohio.* cord, Mich.* Pittsburgh, Pa. Pvt. Lonnie Ison, Bloomington, Ill.* Pvt. John A. Smestad, general delivery, Hat- vt. Theodore W. Holland, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Albert F. Jocelyn, Arthur, Ill.* ton, N. Dak.* Corunna, Mich.* Pvt. Roy E. Johnson, general delivery, Ollie, Pvt, John C. Smith, 1502 Laurel Street, In- Pvt. Harold B. MacCraken, 297 Hubbard Ave- Mont. dianapolis, Ind.* nue, Detroit, Mich. Sergt. Walter E. Johnson, general delivery, Pvt. Jake Sommerville, Bowden, N. Dak.* Pvt. Lewis Morris, Pawlet, Vt.* Ollie, Mont. Pvt. August H. Stolte, R. F. D. No. 2, Loo- Pvt. Felix 0. Sldbottom, Brownell, Kans.* Musician, third class, Arthur R. Jones, Ston- gootee, 111. Pvt, James William Stevens, Rockford, Mich.* ington. Ill.* Pvt. Charles F. Sucha, route No. 2. Clarkson, Corpl. Samuel Van Camp, 565 Sixth Street, Pvt. Ceford P. Jones, R. F. D. No. 2, Bear Nebr.* Parkersburg, W. Va.* Lake, Mich.* Pvt. Ernest Swindlehurst, R. F. D. No. 5, Pvt. Stewart C. Vanmeter, R. F. D. No. 5, Pvt. August H. B. Jurstrom, general delivery, Mount Pleasant, Mich.* Monticello, Ind.* Kenton, Mich.* __ Pvt, Floyd Taplin, Watervliet, Mich.* CAMP CUSTER, MICH. ,Pvt. Joseph G. Kachel, general delivery, Pvt. Edven A. Undhjem, general delivery, Fried, N. Dak.* Pvt. Conrad A. Ahlstedt, gendral delivery, No. Flaxton, N. Dak.* Pvt. Frank King, R. F. D: No. 25, Bath, Pvt. Ray Waugh, general delivery, Cleveland, 343, Whitehall, Mich.* Mich.* . Pvt. Floyd E. Allen, route No. 2, Alma, Mich.* N. Dak.* Pvt. Herman Kratake, 801 Saginaw Street, Pvt. Alvin T. Wendlandt, R. F. D. No. 1, box Pvt. Godfrey G. Anderson, R. F. D. No. 2, Lansing, Mich.* Stephenson, Mich.* 21, Carlyle, Ill.* Pvt. Homer E. Labar. 1401 Union Avenue Pvt. Earl'W. Wetherly, R. F. D. No. 1, box 21, Pvt. John Anderson, general delivery, Charl- NE., Grand Rapids, Mich.* Carlyle, Ill.* son, N. Dak.* general delivery, Power, Pvt. Edivard Angerer, R. F. D. No. 1, Dubois, Pvt. Sidney Lafleur, Pvt. Frank Wisgiel, Zagory, Austria. Ind.* Mich.* Pvt. Tern Wixon, route No. 2, Lake, Mich.* Pvt John Lepey, Curtisville, Pa.* Pvt. Joseph Zopel, 4017 Brighton Avenu Pvt. Leonard Balcerzak, 841 Damis Avenui Pvt. Louis Lequirer, Deer River, Minna.* Chicago, III.h *An NW., Grand Rapids, Mich.* Pytt Emmett Linskey, 1003 Madison Street, Pvt. Jesus Barragan, general delivery, San Streator, Ill.* CAMP DELRIO, TEX. Juan del Rio, Durango Mexico.* Pvt. Oliver R. Listuer, R. F. D. No. 29, Pvt. Irving Schwimmer, 227 East One hundred Pvt. Oscar A. Bast, H. F. D. No. 1, Medina, *Scottland, Ill*. and nineteenth Street, New York City.* N. Dak.* Ave- Bates, Park River, N. Dak.* Pvt. John S. Lothridge, 64 Frelinghuysen CAMP DEVE'\-S, MASS. Pvt. Robert nue. Battle Creek, ich * Pvt. Adolph Berner, Baden Baden, Ill.* Pvt ay C. Bailey. Concord, Wan- Pvt. Ola W. Loyd, general delivery, Ex- Vt.* Pvt. William Bixler, 336 Burch Street, change, W. Va.* I Sergt. Marcellus J. Banworth, route No. 1, seon, Ohio.* Dorrance, Kans.* Pvt. Gust I. Blackberg, Norway, Mich.* Pvt. Raymond L. Mager, R. F. D. No. 1, Batchtown, Ill. Pvt. Edward F. Barnes, 71 Yeoman Street, Pvt. Homer A. Bone, Reed City, Mich.* Pvt. Giovanni Marcozzi, Daisytown, Pa.* Roxbury, Mass.' Pvt. George H. Bush, R. F. D. No. 7, box 60 A, Pvt. Muskegon, Mich.* Pvt. Doland May, R. F. D.,No. 2, Mancelona, William Cahill, 54 Brooklyn Street, Mieb.* Rockville, Conn.* Corpl. William H. Cahill, 1007 South Meridan Pvt Louis Street, Indiana pois, Ind.* Pvt. Martin J. Mikkelson, R. F. D. No. 1, B. Cannon, It. F. D. No. 15, Gardi- Christine, N. Dak.* ner. Me * Pvt. James Campbell, Beecher City, Ill.* Pvt. Pvt. James A. Catt, P. 0. box No. 5, Wheat- Pvt. Herman Miller, box 84, Oxford Junction, Sidney G. Comer, 233 Warburton Avenue, land, Ind.* Towa.!' Yonkers, N. Y.* Pvt. Casper .T. Caverly, Kingston, Mich.* Pvt. Steven C. Miller, general delivery, Pun- Pvt. James E. Codion, 446 Pleasant Street, Pvt. Daniel Chase, general delivery, Elbowoods, sutawney,, Pa.' Worcester. Mass.* N. Dak.* Pvt. John G. Milones, SO Gratiot Avenue, De- Pvt. Peter Conroyk, 07 Cambridge, Mass.* Pvt. Rufus Childs, R. F. D. No. 3, Vermont- troit, Mich.* Pvt. John E. Crawford, 31 North Adams Ville, Mich.* , Pvt. Michael Mol, 70 Reservation Street, Buf- Street, Manchester, N. H.* Pvt. William E. Collins, R. F. D. No. 2, Hale- falo, N. Y.* - Recruit Warren Crawford, Marianna, Fla.' ton, ,nd.* Pvt. Armando Montiglio, 358 West Thirty- Corpl. Raymond S. Cummings, 84 Morning Pvt. Lester Combs, R. R. No. 1, Rossville, Ill. eighth Street, New York, N. Y.* Street, Portland, Me.* Pvt. Myron W. Cook, 444 Upton Avenue, Battle Pvt. Frank Morgan, R. F. D. No. 1, Seller- Pvt. Charles Croyo, Texhoma, Okla.* Creek, Mich.* burg. Ind.* Pvt. Leon H. Crosby, Leominster Street, Leo- Pvt. Earl Cornett, Clearfield, Ky.* 1Mechanic John Myers, 2948 North Aee minster, N. H.* Pvt. John Cottone, 219 Francis Street, Jack- Street Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Leon Deveaux, Nassau, Bahama.* son, Mich.* Pvt. William Myers, jr.. Kincade, Ill.* Pvt. William Dionne, St. David, Me.* Pvt. August C. Diereks, R. F. D. No. 1, Red Pvt. Ernest F. Navel, Lovington, Ill.* Pvt. Arthur M. Downing, Rumney, N. H.* Bud, Ill.* Pvt. Charles F. Neal, R. F. D. No. 2, Milford, Pvt Leroy C. Drake, 252 Wilson Street, Brew- Pvt. Robert 0. Diss, 3817 Woodbury Avenue, Ind.* er, Me. Cincinnati, Ohio.* Pvt. Frani Neukam, H1. P. D. No. 1, Dubois, Pvt. Charles A. Farrie, 36 Elm Street, C~are- Pvt. Andrew P. Dockery,'Murphy, N. C.* 0 Ind. * mont, N. H.* Pvt .(first class) Samuel I. Duck, box 428, Pvt. William Jay Perry, 21 Addison Avenue, Pvt. Apostol Fenga, 171 West Pearl Street, Shamrock, Okla.* Detroit. Mich.* # Nashua, N. HA' Pvt. Simon J. Dumolt, general delivery, St. Pvt. Everett E. Gilette, R. P. D. No. 4, Harlan, Pvt. Aitti Pesonen, 505 Reservation Street, Iowa.* Meinard, Ind.* Hancock, Mich.* Pvt. Frederifk Eallers, R. F. D. No. 4, Wil- Pvt. Oscar Place, Winter, Wis.* Pt. Patrick Gilmore, 3 Moscow Street, Nor- liamston, Mieh. folk Downs Station, Mass.* Pvt. Arthur Poole, 93 Olcott Street, Lock- Fl. Pvt. John Elfring, R. F. D. No, 5, Harbor port. N. Y.* Waiter E. Guether, 428 West Second Beach, Mich.* Pvt. Blias Pratt, 1218 Imperial Street, Flint, Street. South Boston, Mass.* Pvt. Edwin P. Engelking, R. F. D. No. 2, Mic~h.* Pyt. Julian Harris, Wakulla, Fla.* Guilford, Ind.* Pvt. George Hart, Centralia, Fla.* Pvf. Harry Ford, R. F.. D. No. 3, Richmond, Pvt. Joseph Prehal, general delivery, Wykoff, Pvt Nathan Hockmian, 788 Third Avenue, Mich.* Minn.* Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. Louis WFord, R. F. D. No. 3, Westport, Pvt. Carl F. Prelipp, R. F. D. No. 2, P. 0. Pvt. Clarence J. Howard, R. P. D. No. 2, St. Ind.* box 87, BlIssfield, Mich.* Albans, Vt.* Pvt. Arthur Fox, Findlay, Ohio.* Pvt. Adrian Pullum, R. F. D. No. 1, Pimento, Pvt. William B. Hussey, Parsonsfield, Me.* Pvt. Charles C. Frost, R. F. D. No. 2, Lennon, Cal.* .Pvt. James E. Jackson, Crawfordville, Fla.* Mich.* Pvt. Frank Quatto, R. P. D. No. 1, Collins- Pvt. Robert Jemphrey, 368 Orchard Street, Pvt. Claude Gillespie, Ridgeway, Mo.* villeJnd.* New Bedford, Mass.* Pvt. Remit Geofroy, general delivery, McMil- Pvt. John ReIlley, general delivery, Deerfield, PVt. James Kelly, 1809 Lee Street, Jackson- Ian, 14Ech.* Mich.* ville, Fla.* Pvt. Bernard Hagen, general delivery, Adams, Pyt. Christ L. Reinbricht, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Lewis W. Kelsey, R. F. D. No. 1, Great N. Dak.* Guilford, Ind.* Barrington, Mass.* Pvt. Anastach N. IHalipilfas, 1335 Adams olPvt. Albert Reis, Jamgstown, N. Dak.* Pvt. Edwin T. Kendall, 597 Middle Street, Street, Gary Ind.* Pvt. Noah B. Renner, Portland, Ind.* Gardiner Mass.* Pvt. Dora 1. Hammond, general delivery, Pvt. Frank, H. Richolt, 223 Seventh Street, Pvt. Edward W. Kenney, 292 Earle Street, Youngs Creek, Ind.* Bismarek N. Dak.* New Bedford, Mass.* Pvt. Ernest Hartmann, box 10, Judson, N. Pvt. Russell Ricketts, 70 East Fourth Street, Pvt. Joseph J. Kostoski, 59 Clark Street, New Dak.* Mansfield, Ohio.* Britain. Conn. Pvt. Howard Andy Ilazlett, general delivery, Pvt. Albert Ries, 93 Olcott Street, Lockport, Pvt. John E. Kubits, 2025 Massachusetts Ave- Juanita, N. Dak.* N. Y.* nue, Indianapolis, Ind.*, 20 . THE OFFICIAL U. S, BULLETIN: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WE1EK Pi t. Olivia Lachapelle, box 27, East Windsor Pvt. James W. Erney, Richlandtown, Pa.* Pvt. George Wolf, 400 Linden Avenue, Eliza- Mills. Canada." Pvt. Aralo D. Fair, Great Bend, Kans.* beth, N. J.* Pvt. Alphe J. Lavigne, North Saco, Me.* Pvt. Alexander H. Fisher, 101 Chamber Street, Pvt. Samuel G. Yearsley, Port Penn, Del." Pvt. Joseph Lofton, box 122, Lake City, Fla.* Newark, N. J.* Pvt. Garney Young, R. F. D. No. 2, 'ortS- Pvt. Chester J. Louisell, 701 Main Street, Pvt. Prederick Fix, 724 Vincennes Street, New mouth, Va.* Berlin, N. II.* Albany, Ind.* Pvt. Joe Lutkus, Buckland, Conn.* Recruit John J. Finahue, Morris Street, Fitch- CAMP DODGD, IOWA. Pvt. Leonard T. McCormack,. 841 Herkimer burg, Mass.* Cook James E. Addison, Lyons, Mo.' Rtreet, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Howard Fox, Holland, N. Y.* Pvt. Luther Allen, Boley, Okla., I Pvt Karl L. Martin, St. Alhans, Me.* Pvt. Frederick J. Frank, 3957 North Smedley Pvt. Alier Anderson, Beaumont, Tex.* Pvt. Tolentino Menotti, Bethel, Vt.* Street, Philadelphia, 'Pa.* Pvt. Arthur M. Anderson, Route No. 5, Wan- Pvt. E dw. M. Millerick, 8 Ash Street, North Pvt. Bert Fry, Houch, Ariz.* kon, Iowa.* Walpole, N. II.* - Pvt. Arthur D. Gafford, Madisonville, Tex.* Pvt. Carl R. Anderson, R. F. D. No. 1, Har- Pvt. Thomas E. Moses, 87 Carey Street, Fitch- Pvt. Edward Gorman, 2632 South Twelfth vard, Nebr.* burg. Mass.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Bernerd W. Applebury, Dawn, Mo." Pvt. John Moss, Glendon, Ala.* Pvt. Charles Graves, Arcade, N. Y.* Pvt. Albert E. Atkins, Gering, Nebr.* Pvt. Emanuel Nelson, 30 Cranch Street, Pvt Glen N. Green, Maxwell, Iowa.* Pvt. Clarence Atwell, Knowlton, Mont.* Quincy, Mass.* Cook William W. Griggs, R. R. No. 4, New' Pvt. Cyril Bagley, Murray, Iowa.* Pvt. Victor Nelson, 30 Cranch Street, Quincy, Brunswick, N. J.* Barry, Minn.* Pvt. Rufus S. Baker, Route No. 6, Columbus, Mass.* Pvt. Claud P. Hanratty, Ind.* Pvt. Homer E. Payette, 40 N1andon Street, Pvt. Verner S.- Harris, Pauls Valley, route Pvt. -siah Ballard, Tolpec, Ark.* Worcester, Mass.* No. 1, Okla.* Salis- Pvt. Bryan Barber, box 439, Muscatine, Iowa.* Pvt. George J. Plante, 124 North Front Street, ,Pvt. John W. Hazman, 601 Lake Street, Pvt. George Bembow, 2206 West Second New Bedford, Mass.* bury, Md.* Pvt. Frank Ilimes, 619 Arch Street, Norris- Street, Dayton, Ohio.* Pvt. Arthur Pruden, box 96, 715 South Street, Pvt. Henry Benhart, R. F. D. No. 2, Oxford Orlando, Pla.* town, Pa.* Pvt. Dory T. Holly, Glenburde Md.* Junction, Iowa.* / Pvt. Korol Reverko, 139 Locust Street, Wat- C. Berg, R. F. D. No. 5, box 43, orbury. Conn.* Pvt. Elmer Hunt, 217 Elm Street, Camden, Pvt. Carl N. J.* . Maddock N. Dak. Cook Alnbedor Rheaume, St. Bernard, Quebec, Pvt. Elwin Bidwell, Sutherland, Iowa.* Canada.* Recruit Lewis Jabosky, 20 Filmore Street, Pvt Bean Boe, Two Air Line Road, Wis.* Pvt. Harrison Robertson, Live Oak, Fla. . Newark, N. J.* Corpl. William J. Bohan, 2576 Evans Street, Pvt. Charlie Ross, Snead, Fla." Pvt. Frank M. James Dickens, Nebr.* Omaha, Nebr.* Pvt. George R. Sawyer, Befnard, Me.* Pvt. Matthew Jenkins,4621 Eighth Avenue, Recruit Earl Bonewell, route No. 4, Spencer, Pvt. James 1. Sayles, East Windham, N. Y.* Jacksonville, Fla.* Ind.* Pvt. Chester A. Shaw, 149 Stafford Road, Pvt. Fred.Kiefer, 1251 Commerce Street, New- Pvt. Andrew E. Boyd, R. F. D. No. 1, Stan- Tiverton, R. I.* ark, N. J.* hope, Iowa.* Pvt. Wendall F. Smith, North Bradford, Me.* Pvt. Carl H. Hostler, Grand Street, Leetz- Pvt. Duke Boyd, Paint Rock, Ala.* Pvt William M. Smith. Fonda, Iowa.* burg. N. J.* Pvt. Henry F. Bremeyer, Waupeton, Iowa.* Pvt. Thomas J. Sproul, 57 Russell Street, New Pvt. Peter Kress, Dunkerton, Iowa.* Pvt. John N. Brenua, New Albin, Iowa.* Haven, Conn.* P-vt. Michael A. Kuntz,'519 Central Avenue, Pvt. Arnold A. Brown, Bellevue, Iowa.* Pvt. William A. Stone, Ludlow, Mass.* Jersey City, N. J.* Ark..* 57 Arrgandine Street, Pvt. Ira Brown, Tillar, Pvt. Frank T. Swaine, Pvt. John W. Lawley, 502 Fifteenth Avenue, Pvt. Raymond M. Bruce, Rolfe, Iowa.* - Dorchester, Mass.* Newark, N. J.* Pvt. Willie J. Bruning, Quimby, Iowa * PVt. Elmer W. Sweeney, 54 Woodward Street, Pvt. Fred Leroy, 928 West Street, Grinnell, Pvt. Jesse 6. Bullock, Anita, Iowa.* South Boston, Mass.* Iowa.* Pvt. John C. Burley, route No. 3, Chariton, Pvt. Earl F. Thayer, South Hadley Falls, Pvt. B. McBroom, R. F. D. No. 4, Mtilhall, Iowa.* Mass.* Okla.- Pvt. Sam H. Buse, Marion Junction, S. Dak.* Pvt. Lee Timmons, Elmore Street, Rocky Pvt. Joseph Maurice Meade, 250 Pine Street, Pvt. Roy 0. Butler, route No. 6, Estherville, Mountain, N. C.* Elizabeth, N. J.* Iowa. * Pvt. Clarence S. Torrey, R. F. D. No, 1, Pvt. Albert D. Metzgar, 436 Hillsboro Avenue, Pvt. George Byzer, route No. 1, Richmond, Northsedgwlck, Me.* Edwardsville, Ill.* Iowa. * Pvt. Carroll R. Wadleigh, 113 State Street, Pvt. Henry A. Mohr, 702 Buch Street, Mill- Pvt. Marion F. Calkins. Colby, Kans.* Windsor, Vt.* ville N J.* Pvt. Roscoe B. Campbell. Callao, Mo.* Pvt. Randall Walter, 36 Old Ails Road, Man- Pvt. Charles Morrisey, 19 Averill Street, Lynn, Pvt. Bernard Campson, Content, Mont.* chester, N. H.* Mass.* Pvt. Ernest Carlson, R. F. D. No. 2, Woodward, Pvt. Parrv Whitmore, R. F. D. No. 4, Fort Pvt. Howard J. Mulvey, 70 North Genesee Iowa.* Fairfield, Me.* Street, Geneva, N. Y.* Pvt. Archie B. Carpenter, 721 West Third Pvt. Neal Williams, R. F. D. No. 7, box 29, Pvt. Green D. Munn, post office box 22, R. Street. Des Moines, Iowa.* Benhen. Fla.* F. D. No. 1, Gap, Tex.* Pvt William Carter, R. D. No. 1, box 42, Scott, Pvt. Philip L. Wilson, North Street Extension, Pvt. James M. Nash, Marshville, N. C.* Ark.* Bath, Me.* Pvt. Andrew Niemiec, 816 Grant Street, Buf- Pvt. William. Carter, 804 North California Pit. Frank Woodburyv, Dexter, Me.* falo, N. Y.* Street, Indianapolis, Ind.* Pvt. Ed. Wright, Madcalif," Ga.* Pvt. Jos. C. Nugent, 517 Columbia Avenue, Pvt. George 0. Chambers, Berkley. Iowa.* Pvt. Flodor Wysocki, Minscol, Hyberni, Slyck- Miliville, N. J.* . Derev- Pvt. William C. Chesling, Hardy, Iowa.* ekaho. TJezda, Kryhaivekoi, Wolosti, Pvt. Charles O'Donalil, Boonville. N. Y.* Pvt. Edward Chezick. Dysart, Iowa.* nia, Cydihr, Russia.* Pvt. Addison Older, Alpine, N. Y.* Pvt. Earl F. Churchill, Keswick, Iowa.* CAMP DICK, TEX. Pvt. Everett Orton, Nunda, N. Y. Pvt. McKinley Cleveland. box S3, Beggs, Okla.* Pvt. Edward Pendleton, 6 South Chelsea Ave- Cadet Jesse L. Daly, 1031 Grand View Avenue, N. J.* Pvt. Jesse Clinger, R. F. D. No. 3, England, Los Angeles, Cal.* nue, Atlantic City, Ark. * Pvt. Peter Petross, Bergenline Avenue and Cadet George W. Prostor, 1813 West Venango Pet. Henry Coenen. Harlan, Iowa.* Street. Philadelphia, Pa." Twenty-sixth Street, Guttenberg, N. J.* Pvt. Fletcher Piner, 214.East Church Street, Pvt. Howard T. Collamore, 743 Washington Pyt. William Simpson, 413 West Summit, Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa.* Avenue, Warren, Ohio * Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Edward Reister, 100 Lemon Street, Buf- Pvt. Everett G. Cool, Clio, Ohio.* Pvt. (first class) John K. Sloan, Kansas City, Pvt. Ray 0. Cramner, route No. 3, Wakita, Mo. * falo, N. Y.* . Pvt. Robert N. Reynolds, Freeville, N. Y.* Okla.* CAMP DIX, N. J. Pv't. Paul Rogers, Beverly, N. J.* Pvt. Rolf K1. Dahlberg, 63 Kungagatan Street, Pit. Frank Affierbach, 23 Oak Street, Bridge- Pvt. Carl Rose, 563 Green Street, Meadville, Goteborg, Sweden.* ton. N. J.* Pa.*- Pvt. Hubbard Davis, Bearden, Okla.* Pvt. Stephen Anderson, Synder, Okla.* Pvt. Cecil L. Russell, Route No. 4, Prague, Pvt.,Paul Deronne, Nome, Alaska.* 1vt Law G. Barron, Warren, N. Mex.* Okla.* Pvt. George W. Dieterich, 461 Seminary Street, Pvt. Floyd Beaver, route No. 1, La Harpe, Pvt. Rudolph Salzman, 19, Chadwick Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa.* Kans.* Newark, N. J.* Pvt. Edward Dick Dittmar, Emerald, Nebr.* Pvt. William Burleson, Camp Vprden, Tex. Pvt. Henry Schaer, Route No. 2, Elompo, Pvt. John T. Divins, Shelbyville. Tenn.* Pvt. John Cade, 67 West Ninety-ninth Street, Tex.* Pvt. Tony Dortero; Skagway, Alaa.* New York, N. Y. Pvt. Ernest F. Schutsenhofer, Green Knoll Corpl. Robert F. Douse, Fairbanks, Alaska.* Pvt. _Luigi Carpani, 310 Benson Street, Cam- Park, Summerville, N. J.* Pvt. Allias C. Drange, 43Q6 Thackery Place, den. N. J.* Pvt. Simon Senius, 85 Piel Street, Paterson, Seattle, Wash.* Pvt. Rudolph Cataldl, 61 Seneca St., Lyons, N. T.* Pvt. Frank Dundee, R. F. D. No. 2, Postville, N. Y.* Pvt. Dominick Sgro, 715 Marvorough Street, Iowa.* Pvt. Joseph Celento, 52 Lane Avenue, Roches- Union Hill, N. J.* Pvt. Raymond 0. Eaton. Audubon, Iowa.* . ter, N. Y.* Pvt. Clark Spence, Lubbock, Tex.* Pvt. Vincent Eortero. Skagway, Alaska.* Pvt. Thomas Chappelle, 144 Homboldt Street, Pvt. Anthony Speziale, box 247, Tully, N. J.* Pet. Joseph C. Fidler, - Tackfilh (Take, Sas- Tynton, N. J.* Pvt. Saml B. Stabp, 429 Hoboken Avpnue, katchewan, Canada.* Pvt. Charles E. Coley, Rush Springs, Okla.* Jersey City, N. J.* Pvt. Frank E. Cxolpewski, 676 East Second Pvt. John E. Finch, general delivery, Chadron, Pvt. Charles L. Stubblefield, R. F. D. No. 2, Nebr.* Street, Winona, Minn.* Pvt. Pvt. James W. Davies, Beattie, Kans. Whitesboro, Tex.* Forest R. Fisher, route No. 1, Lowden, Pvt. Pietro P. Desantes, 944 East Street, Wal- Pvt. Dominick Tamburri, 248 Ga-rdamah Iowa.* Street, Newark, N. T.* evt. Forrest Fisher, route No. 1, Lowden, pole, Mass.* Iowa.* - Pvt. Pasquale Disalvo, 18 Main Street, Provi- Pvt. Herndon Travers, Gatesville, Tex.* dence, R. I.* Pvt. William J. TJhrig, Keyport, N. 1. Pvt. Ielmer B. Forde, Decorah, IoWa.* Recruit John J. Donahue, 6 Morris Street, Pvt. Robert Waldo, Wyalusing, Pa." Pvt. Robert E. Frazier, R. R. No. 2, Pittsfield, Fitchburg, Mass.* Pvt. Charles Walker, 780 Van Buren Place, Ill. Pvt. Louis Dreith, route No. 2, Berthoud, Town of North Bergen, N. J.* Pvt.t Joseph F. Frew. West Branch, Iowa.* Colo.* Pvt. Elmer C. White, R. R. No. 2, box 35, Pf . Fred Gebert. Granville, Iowa.* Pvt. James A. Duckery, Mlilngton, Kent Milburn, Okla.* Pvt. Frank Gesteland, Trojan, S. Dak.* County, Md. Pvt. Clarence F. Williams, Hugats Springs, Pvt. William M. Gifford, 1006 West Nevada Pvt. George Eder, Endora via Lawrence, Kans.* Tex,* Street, Marshalltown, Iowa. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 21 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Geoige T. Gier, route No. 1, Cashton, Wis.* Pvt. DeTbert Penney, 4741 Washington St., CAMP EUSilg, VA. Pit. William Gifford, 1006 West Nevada Street, Kansas City, Mo.t Pvt. Ferd B. Bodenhamer, route No. 4, Walnut MSlhalGtown, Iowa. * . Pvt. Oscar W. Perry, 100 North Eighth St., Grove, Mo.* Pvt. lbagow Gore, Pickensville, Ala.- Fort Smith, Ark.* Pvt. William F. Burrows, 266 Eighth Street, Pit (Ioige Gravee, 4555 Swan Aienue- t. Pvt.' John Pierson, Manzanita, Wash.* Manistee, Mich.* Loui, Mo.* Pvt. Alois J. Pollpeter, 1506 Fourth St., Fort Pvt. Arthur R. Caldwell, Whitestown, Ind.* Pt Joe Green, Lead City, S. Dak.* Madison, Iowa.* Pvt. Henry Callaway, Milton, Ind.* Pvt. Leet Green, 123 First Sti , Ilinderson, Pvt. Lee E. Pry, Vincennes, Ind.* Pvt. Harry L. Clayton, Kempton, Ill.* Ky. Pvt.- Glenn D. Quimby, Edwardsburg, Mich.* Sergt. John Clements, 324 West Fourth Street, PVt. Lewis Grey, Kerr, Ark.* Pvt. Bob-Rainero, Douglas, Ariz.* Marion, Ind.* Pvt. Arvid Gustafson, Stromtug "tIr. Pat. Walter Rasmussen, Sebeinen Maribo,*Lol- Pvt. Anthony Coyne, 324 Western Avenue, Pvt. Louis Hackman, St. lra luna.* laud, Denmark.* Covington, Ky.* P'xV. Lare 0. tHagen. Viborg, S. Ilk Recruit Giles C. Rathbun, Vinton, S. Dak.* Pvt. Henry Dicks, 2020 Edgefield Avenue, IPxL. Earl Iahn, Reviserdie, Iowa * Pvt. Herman H. Rathsack, R. R. 1, Moville, Aiken, S. C.* Pvt Floyd M. Hall, Boxhoff, Iowa.* Iowa.* Pvt. John Ehlers, 71 Lee Street, Charleston, Itt. Harry Hansen, Plankinton, S. l)ak.* Pvt. Alfred Raun, 907 North Second St., Clin- S. C.* Pvt. 01ie Harris, route 4. Marion, Tex.* ton Iowa.* Pvt. David 0. Griffiths, 702 North Division itt. Byron 11. Snssman, R. R. box No. 4, Ver- Pvt. Amos. Redmand, 639 Callaghan Ave., San Street, Peek-kill, XN. Y.* sailles, Mo.t Antonio, Tex.* ' Recruit Clarence Guenther, R. F. D. No. 2, it Owen H1astings, Farley, loiNa.* Pvt. William Richner, 1101 Harmon Ave., box 107, Benford, Mich.. Pvt. John D. Hayes, R. F. D. No. 1, Persia, Danville, Ill.* Pvt. Harry E. Gyre, Dodge City, Kans.* Iowa.* Pwt. George N. Rink, Willard, Mont.* Pvt. Ralph, 79 Irland Street, London, Ohio.* Pvt. George Keger, 304 Garfield Street, Hib- Pvt. Joseph Rolle, R. R. 4, Muscatine, Iowa. Pvt. Harold Harness, route No. 4, Mankato, bing, Minn.* Pvt. Harry E. Russell, Dallas, Iowa.* Kans. * Pvt. William C. Rebin, R. F. D. No. 1, Antigo, Pvt. James Russell, Route 3, Huntsville, Mo.t Recruit (unattached) Ben. Harvey, 851 South Wis.* Pvt. Oscar E. Rustad, Dwight, N. Dak.* Carroll Street, Wabash, Ind.* Pit. Paul Henne, Charter Oak, La.* Pvt. John Sarantopoulas, 122 Ferndale St., Pvt. Izear Howey, route No. 1, box 462, Smith Pvt. tHelmert J.-Herim, R. F. D. No. 15, Lennep, Detroit, Mlch.* Turn Out, S. C.* Mont.* Pvt. Louis V. Sazma, Route 1, Oxford Junc- Pvt. Eddie Jordan, box 109, Americus, Ga.* Pvt. John B. Hoffman, route 2,' Worthing, tion, Iowa.* Pvt. Charles A. Knowlton, 22 Rich Street, S. Dak.* Pvt. Ortwin F. Schilling, Wisner, Nebr.* Beverly, Mass.* Pvt. John Hofmeister, Arkley, Iowa. Corpl. Fred Schulz, :395A Third Ave., Mil- Pat Charles H. Landis, 1012 South Tenth Pvt. Howard H. Hufford, R. F. D. No 4, Toledo, Taukee, Wis.* Street, St. Joseph, Mo.t Ohio.* Pvt. PauL. Schwilck, R. F. D. 1, Corycon, Pvt. Theo. Mitchell, 227 Bracks Court NW., Pvt. John T. Irons, Grand Junction, Tenn.* Iowa.* Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Peter M. Jensen, Eureka, Cal.* Pvt. Clarence Scott, Boynton, Okla.* Sergt. John F. Moss, Troy, S. C.* Pvt. William Scott Jewell, Canton, Kans.* Pvt. John 1t. Scott, Star route, Cambridge, Recruit Paul A. Nickel, R. F. D. No. 3, Reese, Pvt. Carl H. Johnson, Van Meter, Iowa.* Nebr.* Mich.* Pvt. Phillip Johnson, Ellicott City. Md.* Pvt. Ernest E. Seekins, Whitewood, S. Dak.* Pft. Zeek Polite, Lady's Island, Beaufort, Pvt. Raymond II. Johnson, route No. 1, Dun- Pvt. Norman Selsaas, Forde Sonhordland, Nor- S. C.* lap, Iowa.' way-* Pvt. Orrin E. Remington, 1216 North Tenth Pvt Willie Johnson, R. F. D. No. 2, box 67, Pvt, Norman Seunas, Ossian, Iowa.* Street, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.* Boley, Okla.* Pvt. James D. Sheerj.. Garnett, Kans.* 'Corpl. Rennie F. Roberts, * Hillsboro, Coffee Pvt. James I. Jones. Centralis, Miss.* Sergt. Claency E. Shuselt, 1432 Royer St., County, Tenn.* Pvt. Walter Jones, Goodman, Mo.* Des Moines, Iowa.* Pvt. John M. Scott, 460 Lincoln Street, Red Pvt. Mallon Kauffman, Roper, Kans.* Pvt. Ed. Skibinski, Loup City, Nebr.* Bluff, Cal.* Pvt. Geo. K. Kennedy, 1309 Sixth Avenue, Pvt. Frank Smith, Route 1, Holder, Wis.* Pvt. West Sharper, Sumter, S. C.* Des Moines, Iowa.* #vt. Robert Smith, Forest City, Ark.* Sergt Maj. Walter Shreeve, 2350 College Ave- Pvt. Roy L. Ketcham, Merlin, Oreg.* Pat. Christian M. Sorsesen Ydby, Denmark.* nue, Indianapolis, Ind.* Pvt George W. Kimball, Hannaford, N. Dak.* Pvt. Elmeir B. Soules, 405 south Ninth Street, Recruit Omar D. Spanks, Carsonville, Mich.* Pvt. Lawrence E. Knight, 701 South Water Marshalltown, Iowa.* Recruit Robert Stewart route No. 1, box 40, Street, Sapulpa, Okla.* Pvt. Harry F. Soults, Gibson, Iowa.* Hartford, Mich.* Pvt. Otto H. Krueger, R. F. D. No. 4, box 8, Pvt. William W. Stalley, R. F. D. No. 2, box Pvt Robert C. Wilson, 47 South Third Street, Jefferson, Wis. 8, Cashmere, Oreg.* Montrose, Colo.* , Pvt. William Kruger, Ashton, Iowa.- Pvt. Henry R. Stark, 10020 Avenue L., Chi- Recruit John Zimmerman, route No. 2, Suttons Pvt. Jesse Lausen, Tipton, Iowa.* cago, Ill..* Bay, Mich.* Pvt. Charles E. Law, R. F. D. No. 1, Washta, Pvt. John J Stewart, Baker, Mont.* CAMP FORREST, GA. Iowa.* Pvt. Walter Stineman, route No. 3, Lawrence, Pvt. Robert Lincoln Bartels, 1201 East Mon- Pvt. Nolan L. Levell, R. F. D. No. 1, English, Nebr.* roe Street, Mexico, Mo.* Ind.* Pvt Charles James Stochl, R. F. D. No. 2, Recruit Alfred H. Engleson, Jr., Garretson, Pvt. Yarsley Liska, -R. R. No. 2, Mountain Salon, Iowa.* S. Dak. Grove, Mo.* Pvt. Omar R. Stock, Chamois, Mo.* Recruit Lester C. Glemmen, Edgewater route Pvt. Marvin S. Lorimer, Kearney, Nebr.* Pvt. Lloyd Stout, Pollock, S. Dak.* No. 1, Albert Lea, Minn. Pvt. Francis E. Lovell, Melbourne, Mo.* Pvt. James R. Stuart, Kissee Mills, Mo.* Recruit Harry David Good, 422 Neshannock Pvt. Charley Lowry, 601 South Parkway Pvt. William Swisher, Acoka, Wis. Avenue, New Castle, Pa.* Avenue, Memphis, Tenn.* Pvt. Alfred Taylor, Forman, Ark.* Pvt. Jan C. Howard, Van Meter, Pa. Pvt. Hugh Ludlow, Jeffries, Mont* Pvt. Clyde Jasper Terrell, R. F. D. No. 1, Recruit ]vi C. Kelley, route No. 3, Carthage, Pvt. Samuel Lukin, Afognak, Alaska.* Sedan, Kans.* 1Il.* Fvt. Sherman Lyme, 416 South Eleventh Pvt. Edward W. Theisinger, Summer, Iowa.* Recruit Harry L. McCune, 206 West Madison Street, Clarinda, Iowa.* Pvt. Thomas -L. Thurman, 215 Main Street, Street, Danville, Ill.* Pvt. Russell McClendon, Altus, Okla.* New Port, Ark.* Recruit Airick Olsen, Cambridge, Minn. Pvt. L. S. McDonald, Anacortes, Wash.* Pvt Walter R. Tinkey, Osterdock, Iowa.* Recruit Earnest A. Quart, route No. 1, Ke- Pvt. Neil S. McMahon, Miller. S. Dak.* Pvt. Theodore L. T. Tjossem, Paullina, Iowa.* wanee, Ill.* Pvt. David Mabrey, Spiro, Okla.* Pvt. Roscoe Tucker, R. F. D. No. 1, Forest Recruit Carl Rose, 21 Roolville Street, But- Recruit Isiah Marshall, Sulligent, Ala * City, Mo.* ler, Pa.* Pit. William Matthias, R. F. D. No. 1, box 21, Pvt. Charles A. Vache, Bonnetts Mill, Mo.* Recruit Henry L. Schwehr, R, F. D. No. 3, Readlyn, Iowa.* Pvt. Hans P. Wasar, Cedar Falls, Iowa.* Highland, Ill.* Pvt August Mayer, St. Anthony, Iowa.* Pvt. Tunis S. Verbock, Pella, Iowa.* Recruit Carl Edward Snyder, route No. 1, East Pvt. Benne Meyer, Elkader, Iowa.* Pvt. Walter A. Vierguts, 105 West Fifteenth Brady, Pa.* Pvt. Walter A. Meyer, R. F. D. 2, Postville, Street, Columbus, Nebr.* Recruit Clyde Snyder, route No. 1, ValefIa, Iowa.* Pvt. Charlei Bodica, route No. 8, Kalone, Pa.* Pvt. John Miller, St. Brussells, Scotland.* Iowa. * Recruit Chester A. Walters, 321 North Bloom- Pvt. Mike Mijer, 1003 Maple St., Marshfield, Pvt. Henry Weber, 1847 Green Street, San ington Street, Streator, Ill.* Wis.* Francisco. Cal.* Recrnit Harvey R. Watts, route No. 2, Tay- lorville, Ill.* Pvt. Roy D. Minks, box 42, Terry, Mont.* Pvt. Henry W. Weber, Parkston, S. Dak.* Pvt. Sverre Monsos, 801 Seventh Ave., Great Pvt. Clinton M. Welch, rural route No. 3, CAMP PREM1ONT, CAL. Falls, Mont.* Manning, Iowa.* Pvt. Eldon L. Moore, R. F. D. 1, Corydon, Pvt.. Leslie West, 614 North Ninth Street, Pvt Fred L. Carrington, Sidnej, Mont* Iowa.* Estherville, Iowa. Pvt. Ole H. Christenson, 508 West Superior Pvt. Harry Moran, Nevhda, Iowa.* Pvt. Albert F. Wienbrstage, R. F. D.-No. 3, Street, Duluth, Minn.* Pvt. George L. Moss, Route 2, Drakesville, New Albin, Iowa.* Pvt. irey Craft, Wheatland, Wyo.* Iowa.* Pvt. Carl M. Winter, rural route No. 2, Canton, Pvt. John Detrick, Ryan, Okla.* Minn.* Sergt. Claude Foster, 316 Phelps Street, Red- Pvt. Clifford Murphy, Marion, Iowa.* wood City, Cal. Pvt. Raymond A. Murphy, 1122 North Ger- Pvt. Clyde R. Woods, Knowlton, Iowa.* Pvt. Roy Imel, Boring, Oreg.* mania Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Pvt. Laverne E: Wright, 409 South Fifth Pvt. Nabor Isaac, Provence, Okla.* Pvt Arde A. Nissen, R. F. D. 6, Audubon, Street, Lyons, Iowa.* Pvt. Martin F. Wright, 841 South Marion Pvt. Frank W. Jake, Crescent, Cal.* Iowa.* Pvt. William R. Johnson, Lava Hot Springs, Pvt. Carl'Nordeen, 400 Squth First St., Mis- Avenue, Washington, Iowa.* Idaho.* souri Valley, Iowa.* Pvt. Lee R. Yost, Brady, Nebr.* Pvt. Frank Lewis, Merced. Cal.* Pvt. Fred A. Olson, R. F. D. 5, Berepford, Pvt. William E. Youn'gquist. route No. 3, Pvt. George - Luedeke, Niederlistingen, Ger- S. Dak.* Gowrie, Iowa.* many.* Pvt. Allen Otteman, Rosebud S. Dak.* Pvt. Alex Zaboff, Tarekoe 0. B. Magomatan, Pvt. Loren R. McWilliams, 1729 South Los Pvt. Sebastano Palmissano, 428 Syeamore St., Pochoo, Galeata.* Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Cal.* Waterloo, Iowa.* CAMP EAGLE PASS, TEa. Pvt. Timotby O'Keefe, 1929 Calumet Street, Pvt. Carleton S. Parkinson Tabor, Iowa.* Chicago, Ill. Pvt. Alexander Peabody, houte 1, Dickens, Pvt. Karl G. Lee, 65 Gilbert Street, Oneonta, Pvt. Freeman F. Parker, Mariposa, Cal.* Iowa.* N. Y.* Pvt. Chester C. Patterson, Portland, Oreg.* 22 THE OFFICIAL V. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Harry t. Peterson, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.* Pvt. Wilie Thompson, R. F. D. No. 1, Haw- Pvt. Hope Edeburn, Route No. 3, box 28, Fort Pvt Emil Pfeiffer, Vaughn, Mont.* * y, Minn.* Pvt. Leonard Schlimke, P. 0. box 103, Park- Pvt. Ja . T Baxley, Ga.* Pvt. Herman Axel Ekstrom, Chicago City, ston, S. Dak.* Sgt. Charles L Underwood, Bowling Geen, Minn.* Pvt. James Skinner, Salt Dale, Cal.* Ky. * Pvt. Mathew Elliott, Mount Olive, N. C.* P-vt. Walter H. Valentine, Glenn Falls, N. Y.* P-vt. Sagen Elmer, Rural Route No. 2, CAMP FuNSTON, KANS. Pvt. Louis Volpe, 40 Seventh Avenue, Long Churches Ferry, N. Dak.* Pvt. John Alexander,PA.Joh AexaderWebberfalls,WbbefalsOkl.*Island Okla.*t etWleI.FCity, N. Y.* .No ,Egmoe Pvt. Harwell England, Guintown, Miss.* Pvt. Richmond Bridgett, R. F. D. No. 3, Por- P.nglehart v.Goe ter, Okla.* Pvt. Frltjof E ckson, box 37, Fertile, Pvt ,Esse Carolina, U. F. D. No. 3, Wetumka, Pvt. Fredmon Wataon, Route 1, Box 19, Ber- Minn.* . Okla.* ncr, Monroe County, Ga.* Pvt. George John Erickstad, box 270, Grafton, Pvt. Berry Champion, Hayden, Okle.* Pvt. Jule Willis,11. P. D. No 2 Cochran Ga. N. Dak." Pvt. Benjamin G. Clayton, 2227 Market Street, Pvt. George D. Woodruff. Logansvllle, da.* Pvt. Westri Feltouis, 1010 Lucy Street, Baton St. Louis, lis.* CAMP GRANT, IaL. Rouge, La.* Pvt. Mayes Louis Freeney Speer, Okla.* Pvt Alexander Anderson, 1212 South First Pvt John Fitch, Houma, La.* Pvt. John Jacob Frey, R. . D. No. 1, Ritchey, Street, Stillwater, Mitsn.* Pvt Laudice Fontenette box No. 9, New Mo.* Pvt. Ernest William Anderson, Route N Iberia, La.* Pvt. Frank Fullerton, 622 lorth St. Joe Ave- Box 141, Braham, Minn.* Pvt. John Merriam Forberg, R. F. U. No. 1, nue, Hastings, Nebr.* Pvt. Finis Anderson, Box 32, Unionville, Ill.* Clarkfield, Mina." Pvt. Frederick W. Harlin, 319 Highv Street, Pvt. Fred Leroy Anderson, 26 Oak and Ne- Pvt. Albert Ford, Earl Park, Ind.* Pratt, Kans.* Pvt. Irvin Henry,Pvt.Irvntfaur NetonPvt.Newton, Kans.* braskaOscar Streets, George Geneva,Anderson, I11* 7301 Eberhardt Pvt. HowardCarl Henry Virgil Ford, Ford, Zion, Farmland, N. Dak.* Ind.* Pt., Elbert Jones, Weleetk, Oka.* Pt. Li Forest, Minden, La." Pvt. Vick Lewis, R. F. D. No. 1, Fallis, Okla.* Pvt. Waifred A. Anderson, 1366 Aronna Aye- Pvt. Charles Foster, Burnside, La." Pvt. Algie M. McKinney, 422 South Second nue, St. Paul, Mlnn. Pvt. Lloyd Foster, box 12, Franklin, Miss." Street, Arkansas City, Kans.* Pvt. Monroe Atkins, R. P. U. No. 1, Box 22 Pvt. Sam Francls, Talien, La. Pvt. George E. Maline, Gothenberg, Nebr.* Dubach La* Pvt. Am Franklin, McCrea, La.* Mechanician James Hunter Merrill, Blalts- Pvt. Aaron Babcock, West Concord, Minn.* Pvt. Simon Fredericks, Crochetville. Ark.* , town, Mo.* - P John Babor, 2310 South Hamilton Ave- Pvt. Theodore Frederickson, Rural Route No. Recruit Willam A. Myers, Gre t Bend, Kans.* n Cc , 1, Clarence, Ilh. PteChcg,1. Pvt. Pink W Nunn, box No. 7, BikeAk"tinkley, Ark.* Pv. Frank X. Bachman, 321 West Twenty- Pvt. George Washington Gibbs,, Rising Sun, Pvt. ClarencePc PikWNnbxN.7 Patilla, R. F. D. No. 3, Porter, fifth Place, Chicago, Il.* Id.* Okla.* Pvt. Robert Martin Baer, 2310 Kilbourne Pvt. Neal Gillis, 6143 MinervaN Avenue, St. Pvt. Arthur Pike, R. F. D. No. 3, Genda Avenue, Milwaukee, WIN." Louis, Mo.* Springs, Kans.* Pvt. John P. Balfe, Box 22, Kelkenny, Min* Pvt. Dennison Lymant Gladstone, Liberty- Pvt. John George Preitauer, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. James G. Bailville, R. F. D., Browning, yule, Ill* Trent, S. Dak.* Ill. Pvt. Sullivan Goosby, Route No'. 1, box 184, Pvt. Eddie Pugford, 2647 1Morgan Street, St. Pvt. Howard Luster Barker, Route No. 3, Ha- Baton Rouge, Miss.* Louis, Mo.* vana, Ill.* Sergt. Max Armon Gould, Uockiord, Il.* Pvt. Herman D. Reynolds, Ellen Dale, Del.* Pt. Pvt. Oscar Gunliskson, Benedict, N. Dak." akr tet Pvt. William P-vt.~~~~~~~Thomas,hms 6111 WilaNorthot Meadeed Ave-'-a' Dcatur.EmrBres nI.* - 5 - Ws PAt. Fritter Hansen, 1075 Twenty-fourth Ave- nue, Wichita, Kans.* Pvt. Lowell Arthur Bartlett, Danville, Vt.* nue SE.. Minneapols, Miun." Pvt. William Torreco, 2252 Second Avenue, Pvt. Frank Basen. Fort Atkinso PA. Charlie Boren Hanson, Route No. 3, box New York, N. Y.* Pvt. William C. Becker, R. F. U.No. 2 Box 64, Superior, Nebr.* Pvt. Clarence Weaver, Lyons. Mo.* 91, Quiney, Ill.* Pvt. Carl F. Harms, St. James, Minn.* Pvt. Edwards Wieland, 310 Franklin Street, Cook William J. Becker, 3611 North Ashlant Pvt. Dwight Leroy Hart, Route No. 5, Long Weatherford, Tex.* Avenue, Chicago, Il.* Prairie, Minn.* Pvt. Henry C. Witzel, R. F., D. No. 4, Osage, Recruit Peter J. Bell, Staukville, Wis.* Pvt. August F. Hartig, Princeton, Ill.* Iowa. CAMP GORDON, GA. Sherman Bl, Pulaski. I. Pvt. William J. artma, Route No. , York, cAMPcoaogOA.Pvt. Clarence Hepry Bennefeld, R. F. D. No. N. Dak.* - Pvt. Robert E. Anderson, Stone Mountain, 4, Ada, Mian." Pvt. Clyde U. Hatcher, , 310 Olive Avenue Ga.* Pyk Russell Clint Bennett, R. F. U. No. 1, 1,north, Minneapolis, M~iun. * Pvt. Cecil C. Bain, R. F. D. No. 3, Savannah, Herrick, Ill." Pt. Edwin Lamar Hausensteln, Bassett, Tenn.* Pvt. Albert Benson, Erskine, Minn,* Nebr.* Pvt. George V. Baker, 143 Sullivan Street, Pvt. Harvey Bittuer, Lakeview, Iowa, and Pvt. John Ben Helmericha, Route No. 5, box Brooklyn, N. Y.* Winner, S. Dak." 45. Macomb. Ill.* Charles M. Baron, R. F. D. No. 3, Whites- Pvt. Harry Black, LaPorte, Mina." Pvt. George Millen Helton, Flanigan, Il Pvt. Route No. 2, box burG. Pvt. Arthur Dolt, -814 Lorel Avenue, Chicago, P-vt.8 Leonardneeae Hendrickson,.W& Pvt.bbrg, Irving Ga.* C. Berical, Oneida, N. Y.* '8, epennci. IsW" Pvt. Green Blackman, Zebulon, Ga.* Pvt. Tobias Boromm, Star route, Oxford, Pvt. Pvt. William Bromfield, Canastota, N. Y.* iss.* Pvt. John Rippa Hinrichs, Route No. 5, Ma- Pvt. Isaac Chalker, 703 Cherokee Street, Ma- Pvt. Charley Bowman, Franklin, La.* comb, Ill.* rietta, Ga.* Pvt. John Brwer, Carrol, La.* Pvt. Reuben Hook, Route No. 1, box 5, Lake Pvt. William Cheney, Greenboro, a,* Pvt. Lonnie Brown, RaynervIla, La." Villa, Ill.* Pvt. Ben Cummings, 1270 Wrightsfro Road, Pvt. Raleigh Brown, R. F. D. 2, Box 1 PA. GroverTildeif Honsfien, R. F. U. Nu. 1, Augusta, Ga.* Casey, Il Stanley, Va.* Pvt. Rola Davis, route No. 3, Bartow, Ga. Pvt. Alert R. Carlson, Cannon Falls, Minn." Pvt. Orlando Housand. 1034 Warren Street, Pvt. Joseph Flagg, R. F. D. " C " box 65, Daw- Pvt. Charles W. Carlson, Roete No. 1, Vic- Chippewa Falls. Wis.* son, Ga.* term, III Pvt. Edi Howard. Glendora. Miss.* P'' t.lesCre, Route 2, Arrowamith, Ill.* Pvt. John B. Hudson. 1738 Best Kansas Pvt. rlnPet N.Galano rec, 236264Pacific Street, Pvt. William Carroll, Holly, La.* Street, Springfield, Ill.* Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Luther B. Cazal, Pvt. Bruce Elmer Hughanks, route 4, Plym- E t. John Guest, Statesville, Ga.* 12Gln vne vt Clayton F. Harden, Louisville, Ga.* Freeport, Il outh. Ill." Hills PvtP. Jesse Molen Christensen, GuissisGna Pvt Harol Roy Hughes, 40 Linden Boulevard. Minneapolis, Min." Pvt. Milton Henderson, R. n ." o.1 es Pvt.Utah.* Elbert John Clark, Route No. 2, Orion, -P-vt. John Iiurzle-r, Zofengen. Switzerland." Pt.nton, MitnHndroa.*.U gAJ 6 Pvt. Lambert Ulfert Ideus R F . 2, Camp Pvt Hugh MXcLujky Jackson, 367 Edgewood ,. Aenue, Akron, Ohio.* Sergt. Jay William Clayton. Monroe, Wis - Point, Ill. Pvt. Robert Joyner, Byronne, Ga.* Pvt. Francis Ven Collins, 4300 7irst Avenue Reeruit Carl Ingalls, 3227 Venon Avenue, Pvt. Lee Keen, Vienna, Ga.* south, Minneapolis, Minn. Chicago, I11* Pvt. Ledic A. Kinnett, R. F. D. No. 3, Wood- Pvt. Clayton Combellick, R. P. U. No. 1, Ca- Pvt. Onke Exiet mean, Rising City Nebr.* stock, Ga.* lea. Ill.* Pvt. Oscar Iverson, Iverson Vale S. Uak.* Pvt. Sol. Klemanowitch, 297 East Fourth Pvt. Claude Curtis Coon, R. F. U. No 1 Pvt. Peter Jackson jr Torrasc Le." Street, New York City.* New Auburn, Wis.* I PA. Isaac Jenkins, R. F. U. 2, box 4, Fla- Pvt. Steve Lewis, R. F. D. No. 1, Leesburg, Pvt. Willie Bob 'Courtland, Route No. 2, Net- quemine, La.* Ga.* tleton. Miss.* Pvt. Ardia. C. Johnson. Fairmont. Minn.* Pyt. William Mathews, McRae, Ga.* Pvt. William Crofford, Route No. 1, box 57, Pvt. Arthur McKinley Johnson, 2607 Willow Pvt. Grover Calhoun Moore, R. F. D.Na. 2, Sharon. Miss.* Street, -New Orleans, La.* - Campton, Ga.* Pvt. Wattle Davis, 116 Plont Street, Hunts- Pvt. Artist Neal, 187 East Fair Street, At. viiiJ. Ala. th E ret. Chao, 5 5 E lanta, Ga.* vt. Frank Bernard Davidson, Kingsley, Pvt. Robert Johnson, 4731 Federal Street, Pvt. Herbert J. Obrine, 2433 Valentine Ave- Kans.* Chicago, Ill.* nue, Brbnx, N. Y.* PA. Will Davis, 1241 Toajas Street, Memphis, pvt. Victor Enamder Johnson, Spokane, Pvt. Tom J. Pantages, Corthion, Andros Teun.* Wash.* Island, Greece.* . Pv. George Diclashot, 718 Eighth Street, Wau- Pt Aroa Jones, Ster Hill, La." Pvt. Charles L. Poland, Gray, Ga.* kegan, Ill.* -vt. Harm Jilfs, rkwal route 4, Camp Point, Pvt. Mark L. Poteet, R. F. D., No. 7, New- PA. Frederic Dillow, Amboy, Il.* Ill.* bern, Tenn.* Sargt. Douglas L. Dlxon, 10 Hell Street, Pvt. Edward W. Smalley, Thomson, Ga.* Council Grove Kans.* Pvt. Clarence Earl Kenney, Aurora, Nebr.* Pvt. Edward C. Smith, Hazelhurst, Ga.* PA. Willard Doss, Route No.,2, box 24, Ray- Pvt. William Kesler, Huntley, Nebr.* Sgt. Fred*Stubbenfield, Fourth and Zalatin nond, Minn.* . Pvt. William Glasper King, Piettenberg, La.* Streets, Vandalia, Ill.* Pvt. Emil T. Dunham, Pelican Falls, Minn.* prt. Ben W. Koba, Trampeateau, Wis.* Pvt. Martin S. Sullivan, 1203 Coss Avenue, Pvt. Edgar John Dunnigan, Beaulican, N. Pvt. Arnold H. Korte, 324 Frost Court Rock- Detroit, Mich.* Dak." ford. Ill.* Pvt. Verie L. Tapley, R. F. D. No. 1, Box 12, P-vt. Albert A. Uwell, Ronte No. 17, Menomi- Pvt. Arthur Lacour, Lacour, La. Kite, Ga.* nee Falls, Wis.* Pvt. Warne A. Lacoont, Edmond, Ill.* Pet George Tate, Winder, Ga.* Pvt. Clarence McCll Dyer, Boscobel, Wis.* Pvt. Eugene R. Lane, Cbristianhnrg Ve.* "THE.OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1918. 23 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. William Lannigah, 555 East Joliet Pvt. Louie Schule Griwald, Iowa.* Pvt. Frank Jones, Colfax, La.* Street, Ottawa, Ill.* Pyt. Cebron Scott, ortown, La.* Recruit Milton H. Laubach, Butstown, Pa.* Pvt. Ingavar Larsen, box 45, Havland, Minn.* Pvt. Everett Brown Seaton, route No. 2, box Pvt. Lucius Moore, Crew Lake, La.* Pvt. Andrew M. Larson, R. P. D. 2, Battle 70, Little Rock, Il.* Recruit Lee H. Nelson, Dady, Fla.* Lake, Minn.* Pvt. John Selvig, Goehner, Nebr.* Pvt. Tollie Oliver, R. F. D. No. 1, Wetumpka, Pvt. Henry Ludvig Larson, R. F, D, 2, Han- Pvt. Charles Severson, 2116 Temple Court, Ala.* naford, N. Dak.* St Paul, Minn.* Pvt Amos Perry, route No. 3, box 80, Louis- Pvt. Alva Leslie Law, route 2, box 17, Bel Pvt. Charles B. Siebe, R. F. D. No. 3, box 36, burg, N. C.* trami, Minn.* Goodhue, Minn.* Recruit John E. Pope, R. F. D. No. 1, box 16, Pvt Victor Leeog, New Roads, La.* Pyt. Nickolaus Sinner, Casselton, N. Dak.* Clinton, N. C.* Pvt. Martin Theodore Lee, route 3, box 111, Pvt Arthur Sioden, Roseau, Minn.* Recruit William J. Putt, 35 South Court Grantsburg, Wis.* Pvt. Edward Smith, route A, Plaquemine, La.10 Street, Harrisburg, Pa.* Pvt. Harold Libak, Madelia, Minn.* Pvt. James L. Smith, Woodville, Miss.* Reerit Will Reid, route No. 3, Smiths Turn Pyt. Charles Elmer Limbert, Clarissa Milm,* Pvt. Ralph Smith. Abingdon, Il.* Out, S. C.* Pvt Elmer Lindquist, Vermilion, S. Dak.* Pvt. Will Smith, Sherman, Miss.* Pvt. Clarence Robinson, R. R. Progress, Pvt. Clyde L. Lombard, 806 Union Street, Pvt. Felix Spooner, St. Francisville, La.* W. Va.* Dallas, Oreg.* Pvt. Roy Henry Stanley, Manawa, Wis.* Pvt. Herbert Wilbur Robinson, Patherson, Pvt. Alfred Looper. Pvt. Carl Ole Stigen, R. F. D. No, 1, box 18, La.* Pvt. James McCole, Burdeck? Ireland.* Aneta, N. Dak.* Recruit Ernest Stanley, 22 Cooked Street, Pvt. William F. McCollum, Carbon Hill, R. F. Pvt. Martin Strand, blbx 432, Canby, Milnn.* Newbern, N. C.* D. 2, Ala. vyt. Tony L. Straszante, B. F. D. No. 1, Bur- Recruit Herman Swift, Maury Cityz Tenn.* Pvt. James A. MeGaffee, Harrold, S. Dak.* lington, Ill.* Pvt. Norman Joseph Thomas, 2 Bird Street, Pvt. Neil Edward McGarry, Paradise, W. Pt Marlin Evan Sturgeon, box 55, Capitola, Waycross, Ga.* Dak.* Cal.* Recruit William F. Walsh, 344 Town Avenue, Recruit Howard MeShan, New*Albany, Miss.* Pvt. Alexander R. Sykes, Duke, N. C.* Recruit Emanuel Paterson, N. J.* Pvt. Tommy Mack, Cavers, La.* Tate, Hornlake, Miss.* Recruit Allen Watkins, 1609 Mulloys Alley, Pvt. Edwin Maine, Genoa Junction, Wis.* Recruit Eddie Taylor, R. F. D. No. 1, box 65, Tenn.* Pvt. Frank Oliver Martin, Nashville, III.* Marks, Miss.* Nashville, Pvt. Jesse Maxwell, Roundlake, Miss.* Pvt. Paul Rutledge Terbune, Petersburg, Ill.* Recruit George W. Weinel, R. R. No. 1, box 87, Pvt. William T. Melton, Ray Street, Opelika, Pvt. Aramis Thomas, Hbohens Sohns, .* Alexandria. Ky.* Pvt. Pvt. Jairus, R. F. D. No. 1, box 71, Landrum, Ala.* Edmund Thompson, rural route No. 3, S. C.* Pvt. Alexander Michael, 924 West Seven- Gibson City, Ill.* Tenn. teenth Street Lincoln, Nebr.* Pvt. August Toreson, box 95, Ambrose, N. Dak.* Pvt. Tonnie Woods, La Grange, Pvt. Christ Mikkelson, Germantown, Minn.* Pvt. George Rollin Townsend, 3035 Seven- CAMP GREENLEAF, GA. Pvt. Samuel Miller, star route, Calloway, teenth Avenue, Sol, Minneapolis, Minn.* Pvt. Stanley Checinski, 206 Knalton Street, Nebr.* Pvt. Walter A, Trapp, 1. IR. D. No. 1, Brook- Rockford, Ill.* Pvt. George John Mohr, route- 2, Monroe, field, Wis.* Pvt. Emidlo De Felice, P. 0. box No. I951, Nebr.* Pvt. George P. Turt, 810 East Elm Street, Can- Forbes Road, Pa.* Pvt John Mathew Moore, route 56, Illopolis ton, Ill.* * Pvt. Josen Kelliher, 506 West Forty-third Ill.* Pvt Lawrence Theodore Ulm, route No. 1, Street, New York City, N. Y.* Pvt. Allessandro Morrone, 885 Laft , box 67, Le Sueur, Minn * Pvt. Harry C. Moore, Kendrick, Okla.* Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Allen Vannurden. Howard Lake, Minn.* Pvt. Charlie J. Pospisil, Bison, Okla.* Pvt. Henry Mosby, Lobdell, Mi.s.* Pvt Aslak Vettrus, route 2, box 36, Rolette, Pvt. Clinton D. Wallace, Joiner, Ark.* Pvt. John Peter Mumm, route 2, Casaville, N. Dak.* GA. Wis * Pvt. Albert Bondraseek, 666 East Fourth CAMP HANCOCK, Pvt. Mandus Norman Nellson, Hazard, Nebr.* Street, Winona, Minn.* Pvt. Herbert C. Allen, Dillingham, N. C.* Pvt. Arthur Julius Nelson, box 41, Clitherall, Pvt. Edward H. Voss. 1821)0 Brandon Avenue, Pvt. Erving Anderson, Peshtigo, Marinette Minn.* Hegewisch, Ill.* County, Wis. Pvt. Peter Nelson, box 33, Mountain, Wis.* Pvt. Charles W. Waddell, 28 Decke* Avenue, Pvt. Larry Angle, 427 Columbia Street, Brook- Pt. Helmer C. Nesseth, Kenyon, Minn-* - Evansville, Ind * lyn. N. Y.* Pvt. Anderson Netterville, Woodville, Misa.* Pvt. Richard J. Walsh. 517 West Twenty- Pvt. Robert Arrington, route No. 1, Ariton, Pet. Frank Niemezyk, R. F. D. No. 3, box 99, sixth Street, Chicago, III.* Ala. Stevens Point, Wis.* Pvt. John Weber, Wabasha, Minn.* Mee. Aetour Astourian, 202 East Thirty-second Pyt. Carl Nygaard, Wolford, N. Dak* Pvt. Lloyd Webster, box 41, Lafourche Cross- Street, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Henning W. Olson, route No. 3, Cam- ing La *' Pvt. Allen Autien,, Raceland, La.* bridge, Minn.* Pvt. Vtenry Wenland, box 189, Linden, Wis.* Pvt. Denson Berry, Donora, S. C.* Pvt. Edward R. Ophaug, Windsor, Wis.* Pvt. George Allen Wenz, Hector, Minn.* Pvt. Bennett Bixby, Emerald, Wis.* Pvt, Philip Palmer, Gunsellis, La.* Pvt. Albert Weruidahl, R. F. D. No. 1, box 5, Pvt. Louis F. Boutte, Laflitte, La.* Sergt. Stanly Partington, 586 Broad Street, Hatton, N. Dak.* Pvt. Godfais Broussard, Loreauville, La.* Lonsdale, h. I.* Pvt. Lester Edward Westphal, Eagle Lake, Pvt. Walter E. Browniow, route No. 2, Alpine, Pvt. Carl Monroe Peck, Bellefourche, S. Dak,* Minn * Talladega County, Ala.* Pvt. Arne Pederson, 2512 Ninth Street South, Pvt. Buell Wheeler, R. F, D. No. 1, box A, Arm, Corpl. Francis Le Roy Burns, route No. 2, Minneapolis, Minn.* Miss.* Blanchardville, Lafayette County, Wis. Pvt. Clarence Anton Pederson, Portland, Recruit Will White, Rosaville, Tenn.* Pvt. Christ A. Busche, P. 0. March, Marathon N. Dak.* Pvt. John A. Wicklein, Redbud, Ill.* * County, Wis.* Pvt. Emory L. Peldo, Frederick, S. Dak.* Pvt. Melvin Blqme William, 1009 Grand Ave- Pvt. Burt Campbell, Fayette, Ala.* Pvt, Will Pender, Lobdell, Miss.* nue, Edwardilte, Ill.* Pvt. Joseph M. Cappock, Oran City, Ala.* Pvt. Will Perkins, 1808 Fifth Avenue, North * Pvt Charlie Williams, Jeunetette, La.* . Pvt. Glen Causlerr, R. F. D., Newton, Ala.* Columbus, Miss.* Recruit Claud Williams, box 146, Farres, Miss.* Pvt. Joe A. Coggins, Eleventh StreeWPhoenix Pvt. Charles H. Pitsch, 912 South Maine Recruit Edgar Williams, Gallatin Co., Shawnee- City, Ala.* Street, Bloomington, Ill.* town Ill* Pvt. William G. Crutchdeld, R. F. D. No. 2, Recruit Alex Polk, Alice, La.* Pvt. Elmo 1illams, 'Grand Cane, La.* Kerneaville, N. C.* Pvt. Edward Prentiss, route No. 2, bex 33, Pvt. Nelson Willis, route 1, box 60, Summers- Pvt. Tom B. Dotson, R. R. No. 2, box 16, Bovina, Miss.* Ville, Tenn.* Fletcher, N. C.* Pvt. James H. Priest, Autin Mills, Ontario, Put Willie Willpreeht, R. F. D. No. 1, Ledger- Pvt. John H. Dowdy, route No. 2, Murray. Canada.* wood, N. Dak.* Ville, Ga. Sergt. G. W. Probst, 259 Humboldt Aveane, Pvt. Peter August Winkler, Cologne, Minn.* Pvt. Perry S. Edwards, route No. 1, Maples- Minneapolis, Minun. Pvt. Glenn R. Young, rural route No. 38, Toos- ville, Ala.* Corpl. Clarence Ranz, Porreston, Ill.* land, Ill* Pvt. William Emanuel England, R. R. No. 4, Pvt. Hazen Dean Ravenscorft, Johnstown, Pvt. Louis Alfred Young, Montevideo, Minn. Anoka, Minn.* Nebr.* CAMP GaBaNE, N. C. Pvt. Thomas 1. Farrell, 401 North Pearle Pvt. Wade Redd, Goodman, Miss,* Street, Albany, N. Y.* Pvt. Anthony N. Reding, route No. 3, box 86, Pvt. David Arnheim, 529 West One hundred Pvt. Chas. Feicht, 1000 Lafayette Street, Goodhue, Mina.* I and sixtieth Street, New York City, N. Y.* Gretna, La.* I Pvt. Lucien Reed, Harvey, La.* * Recruit John Arrington, Marmaduke, N. C.* Pvt. James Hoskings Fish, 321 East Bonnie Pvt. Ed. Reets, Milford, Ill.* Pvt. Attry Barnett, rural route No. 5, Holly- Street, Ironwood, Mich.* Pvt. Henry William Relchlein, Hickman, Nebr.* springs, box 15, Miss.* Pvt. Albert Fossum, Lonsdale, Minn., route Pvt. Jake Bailey Reiman, R. F. D. No. 1, box Pvt. Willie Boyd, route 2, box 96, LIttleton, No. 2.* 159 Indianapolis, Ind.* N. C.* Pvt. Ernest L, Freeze, 11. R. No. 1, box 12, Put Henry Roberson, R. F. D. No. T, box 53, Recruit. Isiah Bumpus, Ridgely, Tenn.* China Grove, Rowan County, N. C.* Durham, N. C." Pvt. Charles B. Fuller, Austerlitz N. Y.* Pvt. Ray Robi Recruit Alex Cooper, route No. 1, box 150, Mc- bijon, R. F. D. No. 3, RusU City, Cullers, N. C.* Pvt. George W. Golden, R. F. D. o. 1, Eden, Min. Pvt. Jimmie Corner, Ashton, La.*' Ala.* Recruit William Robinson, Dickerson, Miss.* Pvt. Charles J. Davenport, 351 East Market Pvt. John P. Grace, 1423 Terpsichore Street, Pvt. August Roeglin, Waseca, Minn.* Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. New Orleans, La.* Pvt. Albert Rohde, Prosper, Minn.* Pvt. Edgar De Arkland, 611 North Hennessey Corpl. James F. Griggs. R. F. 1. No. 2, Skip- Sergt. Harold E. Rose, Poynette, Wid'* StreUt, New Orleans, La.* perville, Ala.* Recruit Claiborne. Rowand, Oscar, La.* Pvt. Joseph Dennie, South Pittsburgh, Tenn.* Pvt. Rufus Guin, Chopin, L 2W. Anton H. Rust, route No. 16, box 85, Pvt. Lucien Fulton, 2008 Spain Steet, New Pvt. Marion L. Haigler, route No. 6, Green- Bunker ftll, Ill.* Orleans, La * ville, Ala.* Recruit James Sallis;-Sallis, MisR.* Pvt. John V. Gilland, 4819 North Carlisle Pvt. Desque Hamby, R. F. D. No. 8, Boat, Pvt. Mandius Sandve, Lakefield, Minn.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Ala * Pyt. Albert Mike Schaller, Norwalk, Wis.* Evt. John B. Gillilan, route No. 1, Braggs, Pvt. Richard H. Hankins, 623 Washington Pvt. Helar N. Schiley, Lily, Day County-, Muskogee County, Okla.* Avenue, New Orleaps, La.* S. Dak.* Pvt. Mitchell B, Gooch, 13 Davison Street, Lex- Pvt. Stanley Haydel, Edgard, La.* Pvt. Fran Eugene Schneilder, 250 Van Buren ington, Va,* Second Lieut. William Danks Hirst, 4626 Street, Warsaw, IlI.* Pvt. Willie Greene, Cotton Valley, La. North Paulina Street, Chicago, Il.* Pvt. Henry Schrador, jr., 733 First Avenue, Pvt. Stephen Johnson, 125 Kespess Street, Pvt. Cleophus Hubbard, Route No. 1, Renfroe, east, Hutchinson, Kans.* Washington, D. C.* Ala. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Ralph Hutchinson, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. King Phillip McCarthy, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Neil W. McMillan, R. F. D. No. 1, Wade, Hendersonville, N. C.* box 18, Laurel Hill Flea* N. C.* Pvt. Cecil B. Jackson, ,Route No. 4, Albert- Pvt. Cornelius P. Mcramara, Elmira, N. Y.* Pvt. Perry Mallock, R. F. D. No. 5, Shelby, Ville, Ala.- Pvt, Robert E. Meggett, 423 Trenton Avenue, N. C. * Pvt. Arthur V. Johnson, Georgetown, Colo.* Camden, N. J.* Pvt. Perry Mallock, R. F. D., Wolcott Street, Pvt. Harris Knoblock, Lockport, La.* Pvt. Albert J. Metzgar, 125 Anthony Street, Stow, Mass.* Pvt. Archi T. Lackey, Route No. 1, Lafay- Mount .Oliver, Pittsburgh, Pa.* Pvt. Gle Marsh, 113 Delaware Street, Bartles- ette, Ala.* ~ Pvt. Howard R. Moore, 244 Madison Avenue, vyle, Okla.* Pvt. Ovide Landry, Duboin, La.* - New York, N. Y.* Sergt. Irwin L. Metz, Kokomo, Ind.* Pvt. Willis J. Lassitter, Scranage, Ala.*' Pvt. Samuel Parham, Mill Creek, Person Pvt. Leimo Matt Mill, box 43, Nisula, Mich.* Pvt. Willis A. Lee, Route No. 1, Fairmont, County, N. C.* Pvt. Ralph R. Naus, route No. 6, Lima, Ohio.* N. C. Pvt. Robert E. Parker, Molusk post office, Va.* Pvt. John Nesby, R. F. D. No. 3, box 101, Pvt. George P. Link, Rhodhiss, N. C.* Pvt. Raymond Patterson, Ravine Street, Wil- Newberry, S. C.* Pvt. Howard McBroom, Renville, Minn., post- son, Pa.* Sergt. Chas. S. Nicovich, Biloxi, Miss.* office box 336.* Pvt. Fred Price, 416 Second Avenue, Car- Pvt.'Grover C. Oliver, R. F. D. No. 2, box 51, Pvt. Joe W. McInvale, R. F: D. No. 2, Butler negie, Pa.* Creswell, N. C.* Springs, Ala.* Pvt. Perry Reese, Arringdale, Va.* Pvt. Quincy G. Parrish, Villa Grove, IIl.* Pvt. Jerry H. Madison, Route No. 1, box 8, Pvt. Herbert Roemer, Montgomery Street, box Pvt. Walter Passchel, East Third Street, Elm- Wentworth, N. C.* 93, Ridgefield, N. J.. hurst, Ill.* Pvt. Ferdinand S. Maines, Karthaus, Pa.* Pvt. Walter Herbert Roemer, Montgomery Pvt. Oscar T. Pearson, 6011 Dorchester Ave- Pvt. John Maskwa, 212 Mt. James Street, Street, Ridgefield, N. Jt nue, Chicago, Ill.* Peru, Ill. Pvt. James Shakespeare, 1502 South Pearl Pvt. Harry Perchment, 3907 Dumont Avenue, Pvt. Beral H. Mathews, box 110, Cbeneyville, Street, Gainesville, Fla.* Cincinnati, Ohio.* La.* Pvt. Robert E. Shipley, Texarkana,' Tex.t Pvt. Eulas Phillips, Peachland, N. C.t Pvt. Sam Mosley, R. F. D. No. 5, Quitman, Pvt. George W. Summerlin, house No. 75, Del- Pvt. James Phillips Wolf Mountain, N. C.* Ga.* gado, Wilmington, N. C.* Draftee Walter J. Phillips, Smiths Mills S C.* Pvt. John Felix Neal, Morganzie, La.* Pyt. Spencer Thomas, Reddick, Fla.* Pvt. Allison B. Pow, route No. 4, §aluda, Pvt. ,Ernst Nelson, R. F. D. No. 5, box 60, Pvt. Edmund Turner, R. F. D. box 48, Leary, S. C.* Hector, Minn.* Ga.* Pvt. Fletcher Rape, R. F. D. No. 1, Mineral Pvt. Sam Newsome, Kymulga, Ala. Pvt. Eldridge Williams, Center Hill, Fla.* Springs, N. C. Pvt. Timothy Nimm, Arpin Wood, Wis.* Pvt. Johin L. Young, 429 Third Avenue, Pel- Pvt. Cyril A. Raulerson, 508 Jessamine Street, Pvt. Verne Minar Owen, Loyal, Wis. ham, N. Y.* West Palm Beach, Fla.* Pvt. Nicola Panico, 404 Henry Street, Rome, Pvt. Herman J. Reed, R. F. D. No. 1, St. N. Y. CAMP JACKSON, S., C. Marys, Ohio.* 7'vt. Isaac Patterson, Route No. 5, Dadeville, Pvt. Benjamin F. Andrews, route 1, Trenton, Pvt. Ohmer G. Reish, Leiters, Fulton County, Ala.* N. C.* Ind.* Pvt. Michael Pawlak, Rural Route No. 2, box Pvt. Henry D. Bailey, 625. North Magnolia Pvt. John Roche, 206 East Thirtieth Street, 22, Silver Lake, Minn.* Avenue, Lansing, Mich.* New York City N. Y.* Pvt. Joseph Pewiuskl, 260 Lathrop Street, Pvt. William H. Barker, Alarke, N. C.*4' Pvt. Thomas Scol an, Levelland, S. C.* Buffalo, N. Y. Pvf. Ephraim Shore, Jonesville, N. C.* Pvt. Peter Bendle, route 5, Fort Jennings, Pvt. Oscar Pvt. Marion B. Pope, R, F. D. No. 1, Good- Ohio.* W. Simmons, St. Cloud, Fla.* win, N. C.* Pvt. Albert William Block, 443 Marengo Ave- Pvt. Edgar L. Skipper, R. F. D. No. 2, Ruther- Pvt. Elton Posey, R. F. D. No. 1, box 34, nue, Forest Park, Ill.* fordton, N. C.* Helicon, Ala.* Pvt. JamesT H. Smith, route No. 3, Hertford, Corpl. Dan Boxwell, 242 Sells Avenue, At- N. C. Pvt Barry Quattlebaum, Route No. 1, Dothan, lanta, Ga.* . Ala.* Pvt. Grady L. Sullivan, Zebulon, Ga.* Pvt. Charles M. Bryan, R. F. D. No. 2, Mar- Pvt. David B. Corpl. Robert R. Ratzer,, 249 Harrison Street, shall, N. C.* Terry, R. F. D. No. 1, McColl, Passaic,. N. J.* S. C.* Pvt. F. A. Buhler, Artesia, Fla.* Pvt. Leon W. Tummonds, Pet. Volfango Romanelli, 541 Blackman Sergt. Robert G. Burleigh, Franklin, N. H.* route No. 2, Wil- Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa.* liamson, N. Y.* Pvt. Islon Burnett, R. F. D. No. 8, Greer, Pvt. George K. Vakindi, 28 Kneeland Street, Pvt. Bernard J. Russell, 157 Fifth Avenue, S. C. Brooklyn, N. Y.* * Boston, Mass. Pvt. Vivian L. Cave, R. F. D. No. 3, Black- Pvt. Frank Vandusen, 4 Union Street, Hudson Pvt. Samuel G. S1ackelford, Courtland, Ala.* ville, S. C.* Pvt. John E Silvey, R. F. D. No. 4, Gadsden, Falls, N. Y.* Pvt. Andrew Chellar, Homewood, Ill.* Pvt. James L. Waites, 618 Lowell Street, Ala.* Pvt. Frampton W. Clayton, care of J. S. Ly- Pvt Galen Dilly Sitler, Weklman, Iowa. Greenwood, S. C.* brand, Samaria, S. C.* Pvt. August. Warcolick, 215 Webster Street, Pvt. Maurice L. Snoeyenbos, Baldwin Street, Cook James Norman Cochran, Camp Denni- Shamokin, Northumberland Pa.* Croix County, Wis.* son, Ohio.* Corpl Louis Spann, Granite Falls, N. C.* Pvt. Donnie Weaver, route 1\7o. 2, Marlboro, Pvt. Corall B. Compton, 512 South Third S. C.* Pvt. John L. Stanley, R. F. D. No. 1, Guilford, Street, Terre Haute, Ind.t Pvt. Robert H. Williams, route No. 1, Eagles N. C.* Pvt. Arthur B. Cox, Perry, Fla.* Springs, N. C.t Pvt* John M. Stearns, Crystal, N. Dak.* Pvt. William R. Craig, Dade City, Fla' Pvt. Joseplh B. Yinger, route No. 2, box 80, Cook Robert E. Thames, Roy, Ala.* Pvt. Cecil B. Davis, Cooleemee, N. C.* ' Jackson, Ohio.t Pvt. Antonio Timpa, 1515 Broad Street, Lake Pvt. Willie Dennis, Roanes, Gloucester County, Charles, La.* Va * CAMP JOHNSTON, PLA. Pvt. Stanley Wagnespeck, Bayou Houla, La.* Pvt. Ernest W. Diggins, Proximity Station, Pvt. James Baker, Hazelhurst Ga.* Pvt Hubert Randall Watson, Route No. 1, Greensboro, N. C.t Pvt. Michele Contino, 22 Ikosculsko Place, Knighlfdale, N. C.* Pvt. Richard Edgefield, route No. 1, Boykin, - Brooklyn, N. Y.* AIrow Weed, Route No. 2, Dothan, A. C. Pvt. Nathan Daniels, Barnwell, S. C.* - Pvt. Foster Eggleston, 507 Beecher Street, Pvt. Eric C. Hamlett, 26 .Troup Street, La- 11i t Ira L. Welch, Chfase, La. Schenectady, N. Y.* grange, Ga.* P1 f Phillip D. Young, Gonzalez, La.* Pvt. Albert Jesse Epson, R. F. D. No. 6, An- Pvt. Louis Jacquet, 1503 Irwin Avenue, Green Pi t Otto Bernard Zwiebel, 677 Geneva Street, derson, S. C.* Ba , Wis Burlington, Wis.* Pvt. Guy Charlie Goodin, Kings Mills, Ohio.* Pvt. William C. Laing, R. F. D. No. 1, Atta- CAMP HILLTLHALIFAX, N. S. Pvt. Jesse Goodman, Bishopvllie, S. C.** pulgus, Decatur Colinty, Ga.* Pvt. Perry Wolcott Hallock, Stow, Mass.* Pvt. William L. McCabe, 53 Hedgewood Ave- 10 Clifford J. Nelson, 654 Rockdale Avenue, Pvt. John W. Harwood, R. F. D. No. 3, Albe- nue, Zanesville, Ohio. ' Chiinnati, Ohio?. marie, N. C.* Pvt. Harold T. McLean, Emporium, Pa.* CAMP HUMPHREYS, VA. Corpl. Van W. Hendrix, R. F. D. No. 1, Glen- Pvt. David C. Miller, Helmsburg, Ind.t coe, Kans.* Sergt Harry Thomas Nagel, 4623 Mulberry Pvt. John L. Boyles, Geddes, S. Dak.* Pvt. Dewey Huggins, Ayaor, S. C.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* P t Corbin Branham, Romney, Ind.* Pvt. Oscar Jenkins, Berryville, Va.* Pvt. Sebastiano Randazzo, 282 Powers Street, Pvt. EiNin Henry Bullard, box 164, Stutt- Pvt. James Johnson, 228 G Street SW., Wash- Brooklyn, N. Y. gart. Ark.* ington, D. C.* Pvt. Manuel Reding, 1724 Maiket Street, Gal- Pvt. Daniel J. Burke, 17 Girard Avenue, East Pvt. William H. Johnson. Shelton, Fla.* 'veston, Tex.* O(ango, N. J.* Pvt. Hugh F. Keeley, 206 Winthrop Street, Pvt.Frank Riggs, Hammond, Mo.* Pvt. John Campbell, route 2, Hallow Springs, Brockton, Mass.* Pvt. Patrick F. Sheridan, 742 South Halstead N C.* Pvt. Patrick F. Kennedy, Great Island, Wex- Street, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Joseph Cathald Casell, 181 East Seventy- ford County, Ireland.* Pvt. Herbert Small, 1123 Oakley Street, Jack- fifth Street, New York City, N. Y.* Pvt. Thomas Kenny, 198 McDougal Street, sonville, Fla.* Pvt. John Chandler, route 3 Ruston, La.* Brooklyn, N. Y.*. Pvt. Donald Stroupe, 1721 Sanantonlo Avenue, First Lieut. Leon Luther &arke, 541 Rialto Alameda, Cal.* Building. San Francisco, Cal. Pvt. Robert Kimmons, Bagdad, Fla.* Pvt. Jsus Yanez, Rotan, Tex.4 Pvt. John M. Cowgill, Beacon Avenue, Pauls- Pvt. Charles E. Koons, Bradner, Ohio.t born, N. J.* Pvt. Charles Labagh, general delivery, Divine CAMP JOHN WISE, TEX. Pvt. Joe Fayson, Seabring,-Fla.* .Corners, N..Y.* Pvt Reginald Ells, Alameda, Cal.* Pvt. Robert Henry Foultz, Williamsport, Md.*? Pvt. Leon Dagraw, R. F. D. No. 3, Potsdam, Pet Clarence Reedy Farrell, route No. 1j Pvt. Henfy S. Fowlks, R. F. D. No. 2, Farm- N. Y.* Plano, Tex.* Ville, Va. Pvt. Wiley Lamb, Branford, Fla.* Ret. Theobauld McAllister, Case, Iowa.* Pvt. John Gaskins, Westmoreland County, Va.* Pvt. James Lamondie, 1239 West Congress Pvt. Virgile Meadows, route No.*8, box 78; Pvt. Thomas J. Grizzle, Nancy, Va.* Street, Chicago, Ill.* Frisco, Tex.* Pvt. Charles Gurley, Cairo, Ga.* Pvt. Helen Lane, Union Mills, N. C.* Pvt. Theodofe Solis, 920 Sam Brain, El Paso, Recruit Pete Haddad, 1200 New York Avenue Pvt. Herbert L. Lawrence, Grand Ridge, Fla.* Tex.* NW., Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Dewitt T. Loy, route No. 1, box 55, Bur- Pvt. Gus Charles Weiss, 6460 Bartner Avenue, Pvt. Orme Artenla Hoffman, Hillcrest, S. lington, N. C.* St. Louis, Mo.* Dak.* Pvt. Bryan W. Lynch, Ogdensburg, N. Y.* Pyt. Geotge Jenjins, 303 East Charlotte Wagoner Ernest L. McCarson, Judson Mills, CAMP KEARNY, CAL. Street, Norfolk, Va.* Eighth Street, No. 18, Greenville, S. C. Pvt. Claude Boswell, Wheatland Cal.t Pvt. Joe-Jones, Cedar Creek, N. CA' Pvt. Frank Mclinton, Camden, S. C.* Pvt. Carl M. Brown, Medridan, al* THEOFFICIAt U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 25 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHIO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt, Frederick H. Clifton, 4524 Claxton Ave- Pvt Henly L. Pierce, Glen Post Office, Va.* Pvt Tony Scariano, 2033 Nicholas Street, nlue, St. Louis, Mo. Pvt. Roy F. Pratt, Centerville, Va.* New Orleans, La. Pvt. James Holford, corner Second and Pvt. Jakq E. Puckett, Farmdale, Greenbrier Pvt. Edward K. Sharp, Route No. 1, Lawton, Grand Avenue, Portland, Oreg.* County, W. Va.* Okla.* Pvt. Guy M. Hoofer, route No. 1, La Crosse, Pxt. Fred Ray, R F. D. No. 1, box 7, Roulette, Pvt. Edward Sorensin, 1513 North Campbell Kans.* Pa.* Street, Chicago, N1.* Pvt Delvert W. Hophin, Burlington, Wyo.* Pvt. Frank G. Sessler, La Gloria Province, Pvt Harry E, Troutman, Okmulgee, Okla.* Pit. Jolu J. Klecka, 2357 West Troy Street, Camaguey, Cuba.* Chicago Ill Pvt. George W. Simpson, 342 Beacon Street, CAMP M'AARTHR, TEX. Sergt. Pe'ter A. McGuire, 909 Empire Street, - Boston, Mass. Pvt. Guy W. Allen, 3203 East Twenty-sixth West Butte, Mont. Pvt. Henry B. Sotheron, 629 East Erie Street, Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.* Sergt. Rod 0. Oliver, R. F. D. No. 1, Cedar Spring Valley, Ill.* Pvt. Howard S. Anderson, R. F. D. No. 7, Hill, Tex. Pvt. Luther L. Stutler, Miletus, W. Va.* Wellsville, Ohio.* Pvt Adelbert F. Olson, 561 South Third Street First Lieut. haniel Emory Swetman, 1111 Pvt. Harry Benedict, Middletown, Ill.* East, Brigham City, Utah. Gloyd Building, Kansas City, Mo.* Pvt. Benjamin Blasques, Mord, N. Mex.* Second Lieut. Francis Eugene Potts, 69 East Pvt. Virgil A. Tephobock, Laurel Dale,-W. Va.* Pvt. Harry Borcherdin, 4033 Fiorissant Ave- Thirteenth Street, Holland, Mich. Pvt. Ellis Tigner, 3 Key Street, La Grange, nue, St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Arthur L. Pritchard, care of Arthur Mill, Ga.* Corpl. Joseph H. Bray, 134 St. Louis Avenue, Garfield, Utah. Pvt. Lewis Thompson, R. F. D. No. 1, Grasst, Leadiille, Colo.* PFt Clirence E. Robinson, Norden, Nebr. W. Va.* Pvt. Louis Brunialti, 8120 Minnesota Avenue, Pvt John P. Rose, Centerville, Cal.' Pvt. Andrew T. Toomey; 64 Moquest Place, St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Robert Schenk, 1607 Hamilton Street, Yonkers, N. Y.* Corpl. Charles C. Cady, Rochester, Wash.* Sioux City, Iowa * Pvt. Landis L. Trimmer, 318 Reineka Place, Sergt. Andlo M. Candle, Katonah, N. Y.* Pvt. (firstclass) Charles J. Schoettler 1820 York, Pa.* Pvt. Nelson Clements, Harrisonville, Mo.* West Forty-first- Street, Los Angeles, Cal.* Pvt. Stanley Urbanowic, 724 Sanderson Street, Pvt. Harry W. Corbin, R. F. D. No. 8, box 59, Pvt. Lawrence W. Schyler, The Almeda, San Thorpe, Pa.* Trenton, Mo.* Jose, Cal. Pvt. William H. Wade, 617 Gordon Street, Lib- Corpl. John H. Varmnas, Hickman, Nebr.* Corpl. Colby Cowherd, general delivery, Los An- Reading, Pa.* . erty, Mo.* Pvt. John A. Wallace, 2141 Estrella, Pvt. Elias Walker, Fairview, Monongalla, W. Pvt. Nathaniel J. Cowley, R. F. D. No. 3, Farm- eles, Cal.* Va.* Ington, Mo.* PVt. Frank D. Weaver, Ackley, Iowa.* Pvt. Joseph West, Barnesboro, Pvt. Bert M. Weller, 5103 South Wells Street, Pa.* Pvt. James F. Davison, Commerce, Okla.* Sergt. Andrew G. Wooldridge, 203 Grove Pvt. Clarence B. Delaney, R. F. D. P. 4, St. Chicago, Ill. Street, Petersburg, Va.* Joseph, Mo.* CAMP KNOX, KY. Recruit William D. Wright, Hampton, Va.* Pvt. James H. Downing, 3014 Dunham Avenue, Wagoner Harrison Owen Bitts, Powell, Wyo.* CAMP LEWIS, WASH. Kansas City, Mo.* CAMP LAS CASkS, PORTO RICO. Pvt Carl Eben, Adel, Iowa.* Pvt George C. Abrams, box 37, Carlyle, PVt.'Alble Edgar, St. Catherine, Mo.* Pvt. Ramon.Irizarry, Barrio Quebrada, Yauco, Mont.* Pvt Christian Evenson, Brooten, Min.* Porto Rico.* Pvt. Wilhelm E. Ahigren, Waconda, Oreg.* Pvt. Rodney Fimon, Chatfield, Minn.* CAMP LEE, VA. Wagoner John Aken, Indian Springs, Tenn.* -Pvt Charles W. Gatlin .R. F. D. No. 2, care Pvt. George W. Auchenback, 750 North Sixth Pvt. Clarence Anderson, Aurora Utah.* of M. S. Gatlin, Neches, Tex.* Street, Reading, Pa * Sergt. Earl Ashton, Nehi City, ttah.* Pvt. Glenn Grannis, Center Street, Lake City, Pvt. Gabriele A. Berardi, post-office box 4, Vir- Pvt. William F. Bartels, Oil City, Pa.* Minn.* ginville, W. Va.* Pvt. Harry Brown, Harrison, Tenn.* Pvt. John Hosack, 201 Magnolia Avenue, lan- Pvt. Thoma.; E Brown, Horner, W. Va.* Pvt. Emmet R. Caldwell, Beulah, Wyo.,* nibal, Mo.* Pvt. Wiley G. Brown, Spray, N C.* Pvt. Albert Conn, Nakuek, Alaska.* Pvt. Herman Humana, Bode, Iowa.* Horseshoer Joseph- S. Campbell, Clouderoft, Pvt. Harold A. Cox, Fairview, Utah.* Pvt. Robert L. Jackson, Lott, Tex.* N. Mer * Sergi. Kenneth C. Farley, 723 Cornelius Hotel, Pvt. Gus Johnson, 7232 Murdock Avenue, Pvt. Donald F. Cheatham, 77 Colonial Ave- Portland, Oreg.* Schreivsbury. Mo.* ' nue, Norfolk, Va.* Pvt. John K. Flernmer, Glen Ullin, N. Dak.* Pvt. Edward Joseph Kaiser, route No. 2, box Pvt. Herbert H1. Cole, route No. 2, Murray, Pvt. Harry E. E. Groteguth, Pope Valley, 30, Morton, Ill.* Ky. * Cal.* Pvt Merrill Keck, 3706 Filmore Street, Den- Pvt. Thomas Cummins, Winer, S. Dak.* Pvt. Bartlett W. Kemp, Route No. 9, box 294, ver Colo.* Pvt. Luther P. Dai is, R. F. D. No. 1, Honaker, Los Angeles, Cal.* Pvt. Stanton Lamb, Phoenix, Aris.* Va.* Pvt. Paul .. Kuphal, R. R. No. 16, Pewaukee, Pvt. Guy Lambert, general delivery, Borden, Pvt. John H. Dickerson, R. F. D. No. 1, box Wis.* Ark.* 30, Proffit, Greene County, Va.* Pvt. Benie A. Larsen, Route No. 2, Plaza, Pvt. Charles Lawrence, rofite No. 2, Cora, Mo.* Pvt. Antonio Durant, 254 Buck Road, Bryn N. Dak.* Pvt. Juan Manuel Madred, Arroyo Ceco, Mawr, Pa.* Pvt. Clarence Mason, R. F. D.,No. 1, box 27, N. Mex.* Sergt. (first class) Joseph Facemyer, Saga- Burns, Wyo.* Pvt. Tra Martin, Louisburg, Mo.* more, Pa.* Pvt. Freddie W. Meyers, Lower Lake, Cal.* Pvt. Ernest Maxwell, Canton, Ill.* Pvt. Jesse T. Fox, Cassville, W. Va.* Pvt. John Richard Morris, Usk, Wash.* Sergt. Benjamin F. O'Keefe, Richland Springs, Pvt Harold J. Fullmer, 531 Grant Street, Pvt Porter D. Nash, Kelso, Wash.* Tex.* Hazleton, Pa.* Pvt. Porter D. Nash, Juntura, Oreg.* Pvt. John W. Parker, Meezo, Mo.* Pvt. Rocco Fuorro, 1021 Rumsey Avenue, Pvt. Arthur Parent, Route No. 1, Helena, Pvt. Arthur B. Piper, Big Point, Tex.* Brunswick, N. J.* Mont. Pvt. Arthur E Piper4 Rock Springs, Te.* Pvt. William Goode, Jamaica Post Office, Va.* Pyt. Luther E. Pierce, 2211 Cleveland. Ave- Pvt. Helmer Rank, erstraud, Minn I Pvt. Guy 0. Gutshall, route No. 2, Cifrilsle, nue, Eierett, Wash.* Pvt. James H. Riggins, R. F. D. No. 2. Mari- Pa. Wagoner Harry Reilly Brookville, Kans. etta, Tex.* Pvt. Thomas C. Hanson, Lance, Clearfield Sergt. Rutsell Ryan. 5644 Fourteenth Avenue, Pvt. Ramon Rios, Corpus Christi Tex.* County, Pa.* NW., Seattle, Wash.* Pvt. Albert C. Robek, 832 Innes §treet, Grand Pvt. Raymond L. Harter, 123 East Market Pvt. Joseph P. Scott, Sierra City, Cal.* Rapids, Mich.* Street, Mifflinburg, Pa.* Pvt. James E. Shelton, Vancouver Wash.* Corpl. Ray Rouse, Crandon, Wis * Pvt. Flem Helem, route No. 3, Rustburg, Va.* Pvt. Joseph Solus, Montague, Cal.A Pvt. Charles G. Schifferdecker, Norborne, Mo.* Pvt George D. Ilopson, 701h St. James Street, Pvt. Clyde W. Spruce, Lafayette, Colo. Pvt. Rex Sigler, Tyrone, Mo.* RichmWMl, Va.* Pvt. Carson Terry, Indian Springs, Utah.* Pvt. Harry W. Silver, route No. 2, Kakoha, Pvt. George A. Jacoby, Centennial, Pa.* Corpl. George Emil Try, Farlin, Iowa.* Mo.* Pvt. Howard L. Johnson, 170 Seaboard Ave- Pvt. James Vincent, Folsom, Cal.* Pvt. Lester Smith, Walden, Col.* nue, South Norfolk, Va.* Pvt. Mason D. Whitmore. 1163 Emerson Ave- Pvt. Anton Steggmach, Rice, jiInn.* Pvt Nels Johnson, Caledonia, Pa * nue, Salt Lake City, Utah. Sergt. Maynard Thorn. Marmaduke, Ark.* Pvt. Daniel J. Lyons, 2119 Liberty Way, Park- Pvt. Frank L. Whitnell, Brookfield, Mo.* Pvt. George Visser, Grinnell. Iowa.* view, Pa.* Pvt. Justin 0. Young, MacDoel, Cal.* Pvt. Lester Warren, Morehouse Mo.* Pv. Ernest L. McLean, route No. 2, Westfield, Pvt. Ray Young, Hartville, Mo.* Pvt. Fred Winkler, R. F. D. No. 1, Oakland, Tex.* Pa * CAMP LOGAN, TEX. Recruit Oscar McRae, Gloucester County, Va.* Pit. Harold Woolf, 521 West One hundred and Pyt. John H. Mipnich, route No. 9, Carlisle, Pvt. Jess P. Barrett, R. F. D. No. 2, Bernice, forty-fourth Street, New York City, N:-Y.* Pa. * La.* CAMP M'CLELLAN, ALA. Pvt. Charlie P. Monroe, R. F. D. No. 1, box Pvt. Victor E. Blix, 2220 Morris Avenue, 53, Jetersville, Va. Chicago, Ill.* Corpl. Stephen Aleezwski, 51 Pleasant Street, Pvt. Rocco Monteleone, box 18, Davis, W. Va.* Recruit Lee Brunk, Red Land, Okla.* Ealdwinsville, Mass.* Pvt. Joseph E. Montpelier, Jacksonville, La.* Pvt. Walter Christian, Heavener, Okla.* Pvt. Richard Banks, Dayton, Ala.*' Pvt. Charles L Moore, box-112, Mannington, Pvt. William R. Goff, Tethel, La,* Pvt. Edward B.'Bardelt, 1582 De Ralb Avenue, W. Va * Pvt. Walter L. Hutchinson, Eldorado, Okla.* Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. Sampson Moore. Moore, S. C.* Pvt. Thomas A. Jackson, Afton, Okla.* Corpl David M. Barnes, Prentiss, Ky.* Pvt. Arthur J. 91orrissey, 503 East Cornwall Pyt. Albert Katschor, R. R. No. 1, Billings, Pvt. Robert E. Bennett, Medaryville, Ind.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Okla.* Pvt. Constantine J. Bournique, 242 Bupker Pvt William Ii. Neidig, 1400 Holly Street, Pvt. Alvin Pearl King, R. F. D. No. 1, Wau- Avenue, Meriden, Conn.* Shamokin, Pa.* komis, Okla.* Pvt. Frank Burro, 28 Stevens Street, New Pvt. John P. Pawlak, 4600 Plummer Street, Pvt. (first class) Woodard Knight, Route No. . Haven. Conn.* Pittsburgh, Pa.* 1, Springfield, Tenn.* Pvt. John E. Dakin, No. 1 Exchange Street, Recruit John Penn; R. F. D. No. 3, box 23, Pvt. Maclin Leachman, 278 Watkins Street, Geneva, N. Y.*' Spencer, Wa.' Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. James Dannelly. South Millbrook, N. Y.* Pvt. William E Perry 323 West One hundred Pvt. Lue Lunsford, Calumet, Okla.* Pvt. Preston Davis, Ramsey, Ind.* - and thirty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y.* Pyt. Herbert William Marsh. Newkirk, Okla.* Pvt. William Dumas, route 1, box 91, Camden, Pvt. William C. Persun. 122 East Fourth Pvt. John Pfrindl. 5112 West Twenty-fifth Ala.* Street, Williamsport. Pa.* Place Cicero, Chicago, Ill.* Recruit Grant Espey, Samathy, Ala.* Pvt. John Phillips, 4211 South Hyde Park Pyt. George Robertson, R. F. D. No. 3, Maude, Cook George T. Fehrmann,,2615 Davon Avenue, Avenue, Scranton, Pa.* Okla.* . Chicago, Ill.* 26 TWE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Michael Gordon, 192 Seymour Avenue, Corpl. John Dykes, Route 4, Blackshear, Ga.* Pvt. Charles Pritchett, route 4, -Richmond, Newark, N. J.* Pat. William J. Elliott, Fork, Baltimore Ky.. Pvt. Samuel E. Groce, R. F. D. No. 1, Illwill, County, Md.* Pvt. Louis Privett, Strunk, Ky.* Ky.* Pvt. Thomas F. Ennis, 52 Bassett Street, Pvt. Paul Rairick, Eckhart Mines, Md.* Pvt. Willie Heard, route 6, box 144, West Troy, N. Y.* Pvt. Donald S. Rapp, Fort Hancock, N. J.* Point, Ga.* Pvt. Murdock Falts, Sebrell, Va.* Pvt. Fred Rawlins, Willow Tree, Ky.* Pvt. Forest L. Hicks, R. R. No. 2, Ladoga, Pvt, Louis A. Farrell, 715 South Fifty-sixth Pvt. Harvey Reaves, 608 McKinley St., Lex- Ind.* Street, Philadelphia Pa.* ington, Ky.' Pvt. Allen Johnson, Cussetta, Ala.* Pvt. Leslie Flynn, 91 Gifford Street, Syra- Pvt. Stanley Reid, 1427 Fairmont Ave., B. Pvt, Clayborn Kirklapd, R, F. D. No. 2, cuse, N. Y.* 'Baltimore, Md.* Graysville, Fla.* Corpl. Francis Thomas Gardner, Idora Avenue, Pvt. John J. Reilley, 70 East Bacon St., Potis- Pvt Rocco George Lamponale, 162 Franklin loungstown, Ohio.* Ville, Pa.* Avenue, Hartford, Conn.* Pvt. Michael George, 26 Clintoik Street, Bing- Pvt. Jas. Ressard, Woodville, Fla.* Pvt. Oscar Loyd, route No. 7, Salem, Ind.* hamton, N. Y.v- Pvt. Orba E. Richmond, Campbellsburg, Ky.* Pvt. Charles Henry McDaniel, route 2, Floyd Pvt. Samuel D. Gieaves,,,1t F. D. 2, Box 10, Pvt. George Edward Rhoades, 432 Lafayette Knobs, Ind.* Millington, Md.* St.. Lancaster, Pa.* Pvt Dan McRay, Blakely, S. C.* Pvt. George J. Guise, 723 Addison Street, Pvt. Howard Rodgers, Triadelphia, W. Va.* Pvt. Chester C. Milks, Dayton, N. Y.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. George Sampson, 617 Tree St., Philadel- FVt. Bernard T. Norris, 105 Pearl Street, Pvt. Samuel I. Halstead, Foster, W. Va.* phia, Pa,* Washington, Ind.* Pvt. Wallace A. Harvey, 530 State Street, Pat. George C. Salns, Mineral Wells W Va* Pvt. Cleveland Norris, R. F. D. No. 5, Mon- Adrian, Mich.' Pvt. Robert W. Schomp, 166 Grove At., Plain- roe, Ga:* Pvt. Harvey L. Hedger, Walkersville, Md.* field N. J.* Pvt. Lemon Perkins, route No. 1, box 87, Pike Pvt. William F. Hogan, 13 Bradley Street, Pvt. Htolmer Scrugge, 836 Summer Ave., Road, Ala.* New Haven, Conn.* Charleston, W. Va." Pvt. Stanley G. Petsel, Red Hook, N, Y.* Pvt. Joseph Hohman, 1216 Batberry Avenue, Pvt. Hereman Carl Seitz, 484 Genessee St., Pvt. Frank E. Quinn, Ciplo, N. Y.* Baltimore, Md.* Trenton, N. J.* Pvt. Milton Iowell, route No. 2, box 61, Pvt Charles R. Hoy, 1602 Minersville Street, Pvt. Harry Serfass, 202 Center St., Nazareth, Waverly, Ala.* Pottsville Pa.*o Pa.* Pvt. Paul Ruege, R. F. D. L, Gillette, Wis.* Mech. Roy d. Huffer, R. F. D. No. 1, Burkitts, Pvt. Daniel A. Shankle Frederick, Mfd.* Pvt. William J. Rugenstein, 8656 Morris Street, Ville, Md.* Pvt. Emanuel Shaw, 113 Mosher St., Balti- Indianapolis, Ind.* Pvt. Charles A. Hupke, 811 North Durham more, Md," Cook Gilbert A. Sanborn, R. F. D. No. 1, Street Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Benjamin F. Sheen, 809 Keowee St., Day- Sutton Vt.* Pvt. Lulher Hutton, Route 1, Williamatown, ton, Ohio.* Pvt. Jultanx Sharp, 941 Market Street, Par- KY.* Sergt Forest E. Sheer, 248 South Boulevard, kersburg, W. Va.* Sgt. Floyd G. Huyek, 308 East Eleventh Atlanta, Ga.* Pvt. Jesse B. Skeen, route No. 1, Bagwell, TUx. Street, Grand Island, Nebr.* Sergt. Harold J. Sheppard,* 49 East Tulpe- ]vt. Pietro Tanizio, 217 Newbrook Street, Pvt. Michael Iltando, Box 36, Kenosha, Wis.* hocken St,, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.* Bristol, Pa.* Pvt. Carl J. Johnson Mt. Kiscoe, N. J.* Pvt. Oliver Soula, Pera N. Y.* Pvt. Elzy Wagner, Glasgow, Ky.* Sgt, Raymond L. Johnson, 1103 Avenue, Pvt. John. H. Spencer, havre de Grace, Md.* Pvt. Homer R. Whittake, Plover, WIs.* Rome, Ga.* Pvt. Wi. Spindler, Kingwood, W. Va.* Pvt. Anton-Wolfe, box No. 7, Aniwa, Wis.* Pvt. William W. Johnson, Gambrills, Md," Pvt. Edward E. Spriggs, R. F. D. 7, Atlanta, Pvt. George R. Jones, Newport, Me.* Ga. CAM MABRY, AUSTIN, TEX. Pvt Solomou Judson, 119 Gues Street, Ithaca, Pvt. Joseph Stankowinkica, Koshkurova, Em- Pvt. Leon W. Johnson, 419 North Rogers N. Y.* mon 'Pa * Street, Waxahachie, Tex.* Pvt. James P. Kelly, 34,5 Broad Street, Wil- Pvt. Howard W. Stanley, Sulphur Ky.* Pvt. Paul II. Pederson, Hamilton, Tex.* liamstown, Pa.* Pvt. Rudolph Starl, 1520 Walnut kt., Chester, I CAMP MEADE, MP. Pvt. Fred Kern, Route 2, Cambridge, Md.* Pa.* Pvt. (1st class) Joseph Kidd, Norwood, Ky.* Pvt, Charles R. Abbott,*R. F. D. No. 2, New Pvt. Raymond H. Stone, Harpersfield, N. Y.* CorpL Philip S. Kiechler, 8725 Reading Road, Corpl. William J. Sullivan, 163 Tremont England, W. Va.* Avondale, Ohio.* Pvt. Giovanni D. Amico, box 424, Chambers- Street, New Britain, Conn.* Hos. Sgt. James A. Kda, 187 North Fifty- Cook Paul P. Thelen, Sherwood, Wis.* burg, N. Y.* third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Fay M. Anderson, R. F. D. No. 8, West Pvt. Carl Tott, box 207, Jerome, Idaho.* Pvt. Ernest knapp, Hiparius, N. Y.* Pvt. Glenn Umberger, Elmdale, Kans.* Alexandria, W. Va.* Pvt. Andrew F. Kole, 1700 Carawell Street, Corn!. Maurice H. Andrews, 91 Clay Street, Pvt. Howard Wallace, 233 South Chapple Baltimore. Md.* Street, Baltimore, Md.* Annapolis. Md.. Corpl. David F. Kofgle, Route No. 4, Middle- Pvt. Herman Webster, route 2, Wilmington, Pvt. Benjamin II. Anglin, Martinsville, Va.* town, Md.* Pvt. Herman Ballard, Hebron, Md.* Del.* Cook Prosper Kubitschek, Brookville, Kans.* Pvt. Samuel Wilhelm, Glencoe, Baltimore Pvt. Frank J. Beaulac, 24 La Barge Street, Cook Leon LaBarr, Winterdale Pa.* Hudson Falls, N. Y,* County, Md.* Pvt, Otha Landrum, Mason, Ky.* Pvt. Guy Williams, 1521 Turner Street, Wash- Pvt. Elmer P. Beavers, 645 Jackson Street, Pvt. Josent W. Lauer, 276 North Pearl ington, D. C.* Lexington, Ky.* Street. A"bany, N. Y.* Pvt. Joe Williams, 786 Pulaski Street, Nor- Pvt. Frank Bell, 471 Hancock Street, New Pvt. Joseph Lenzi, Vineland, N. .* York City.* folk, Va.* Pvt. Willie E. Lewis, Alabrook, S. C.* Pvt. Walter H. Williams, R. F. D. No., 8, Corpl. Julius Bernstein, 1910 D Street, Bel- Pvt. Glen Lowe, Saulsberry, Ky.* Cynthiana, Ky. lingham, Wash.* Pvt. Joseph R. McCarthy, 2921 A Street, Pvt. Wilber Wilson, Elkview, W. Va.* Pvt. Edward J. Bester, 50 East Baltimore Eureka, Cal.* Pat. John C. Wolf, Rossville, Md.* ,Street, Hagerstown, Md.* Pvt. Everett L. McCaslin, 1105 .Hayes Ave., Pvt. Harlan R. Wood, Whitertone, Va.* Pvt. Earl L. Blain, 449 First Avenue, Gallipo- Norfolk, Nebr.* Pvt. Ash Worley, Oxley, W. Va.* lis, Ohio.* Pvt. Silas W. McDCollum, Lockport, N. Y.* Pvt. William Bowie, box No. 99, Chesapeake, Pvt. Crial McCoy, route 2, Dry Ridge Ky.* CAMP MERRITT, N. J. Md.* I Pvt. James N. McKenty, Lonaconing, Md.* Pvt. Robert W. Brown, route 2, Selbyville, Ky.* Ky. Pvt. James T. Acuff, Washburn, Tenn.* Pvt. John H. McNeese, Nicholasville, Wagoner Raymond H. Amos, R. F. D. Pvt. William Brown, R. F. D. ,No. 8, Center Corpl. Paul Sides MeSparran, Greene Lan- No. 1, Point, Ind.* Colby, Tex. caster Co., Pa.* Pvt. .Pvt. Peter Burrick, 277 Congress Street, Pvt. Sewell W. Mfarshall, R. F. D. 1, Berlin, Reuben M. Bagwell, R. F. I. N 4, Lib- Troy, N. Y.* Md.* erty, S. C. Pvt. John Carroll, Galena, Md.* Pvt. Joseph Mikilkiewics, 124 Catherine St., Pvt. Edward BElgemann, R. F. D. No. 1, La Pvt. Robert E. Casey, 28 John Street, Bound- Philadelphia, Pa.* Grange,-111.* brook; N. J.* Pvt. August B. Mischke, 235 Hubster St., Pvt. Jesse H. Blackburn, route 1, Amity, Ga.* Pvt. Walter W. Chambers, 629 West German Fremont, Ohio." Pvt. Henry C. Boutwell, Pinehill, Merengo County, Ala. - Street, Baltimore, Md:* P-t. Robert S. Mitchell, Honeycreek Wis.* Pvt., Pvt. Howard Chandler, Alum Creek, W. Va.* Pvt. Everett T. Mobley, Lick Falls, ky. John H. Brinkley, Pulaskie, Va.* Sgt Angelo F. Chester, 47 Allan Street, Bos- Pvt Charles E. Buck, Gates, Tenn.* Pvt. Nelson J. Moore, R, F. D. 1, Middle Pvt. Thornton Carey, Platenburg, La. ton, Mass.* Granville, N. Y.* Pvt. Henry Cummings, Barton, La. .)vt. William P Clark Epworth, Ky.* Pvt. Clare Morris, Genoa, Vernon Co., Wis.* Pvt. Pvt. Frank Clinton, Burlington, N. J.* Pvt. Lonnie Mullins, Cynthiana, Ky.* Will H. Davenport, Athtns, Ga.* Pvt. Howard H. Coffan, 2135 North Wood- Pvt. Robert Elliott, Claussen, S. C.* Pvt. Irvin K. Myers, R. F. D. 1, Westminster, Pvt. Aaron E. Glascoek, Gravelswitch, Ky.* stock Street, Philadelphia. Pa.* Md.* Pvt. 'Vt. Andrev H. Collins, Snow Hill, Md.* Pvt. John H. Myers, route I Bindena, Kans.* Stanley F. Gondick, 454 South Pearl Pvt. Steve Coutogianis. 1305 South Clinton Pvt. kAlexander Nathan, 1028 Simpson St., Street, Shomokin, Pa. Street, Baltimore, Md.* Bronx, New York City, N. Y.* Pvt. George Gordon, R. F. D. No. 2, Gales- Pvt. Charles L. Crane, Bayhead, Ocean Corpl. John W. Newman, Luray, Va.* burg, Ill.* County, N. J.* Pvt. Ora O'Brien, R. F. D. 7, Parkersburg, Pvt. Alex N. Green, R. P. D. No. 3, Richard, Wagoner Alver Crawford, Route 5, Waycross, Wood Co., W. Va.* Ohio. % Ga"* Pvt. Thomas O'Conner, 330 Broadway, Pater- Pvt. Joseph P. Green, Palinville, Conn.* Pvt. lay D. Cunningham, 608 South Street, son, N. J.* Pvt. William Gregstone, Quality, Ky.* Cumberland, Md.* Pvt. Vernon Ohler, Emmitsburg, Md.* Pvt. Frank Grounds, Glencoxe, Tex.* Pvt. Milo A. Darling, Shawano, Wis.* Pvt Jessie A. Overstreet, Owenton, Ky.* Pvt. Verner Haslip, Georglanna, Ala.* Pvt. Charles Davis, 78 Goethe Street, Cumber- Pvt. Charles R. Parsons, 507 East Sixth St., Pvt Astor Hawkins, Sulphur Springs, Tex.* land. Md.* Wilmington, Del.* Pvt. George J. Jackson, route 1, box 46, Mil- Pvt. Frank Demarest, Route 2, Groveland Pvt. Demps Patten, Sylvester, Ga.* ford, Mass.* 4 Scotia, N. Y.* Pvt. Grover Phillips, Harrodsburg, Ky.* Pvt. Tom James, Gainesville, Fla.* Pvt. Thomas E. Donovan, 519 Florida Avenue, Pvt. Percy N. Pitts, Chase, Md.* Pvt. William E. Jobe, Sag Harbor, Long Washington, D. C.* Corpl. Fred Pluess, 5723 Sangazdon St., Chi- Island, N. Y.* Pyt. Ferdinand Drexler, 735 North Chester cago, Ill.* Pvt. Willie Jones, 831 Ninth Street, Augusta, Street, Baltimore, Md.* PVt. John W. Pratt, 1200 East Taylor St., Ga*." Pvt. Tom Dugan, 25 tarrow Street New York, Portland, Oreg.* Pvt. John S. Keigans, Lenox, Ga.* N. Y.* Pvt. Abner Prescott, Morrisonville, Wis.* Pvt. Frank E. Kilduff, Rrookline, N. H.* THE. OFICIAt U. S. BULLPTIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMtBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Frank John Daniel, R. F. D. No. 1, Gur- Pvt. Stanley Hoggle, Havana, Ala.* Pvt. Thomas T. Luke, Preston, Miss. Blackville, S. Pvt. Andrew McCabe, Hawkrun, Pa.* deou Ark.* Pvt Harry C. Hutson, Pet. Robert J. McCormack, Rogersville, Mo.* Recrust Fred Dixon, R. F. D. " G,"1 Andalusla, Pvt. Elvin Ingram, Vance, S. C.* Pvt. Otha B. Marlow, Frankfort, Ky.* Ala.* Pvt. Jodie Francis Ipock, route No. 3, Vance- Pvt. Jerry Morrison, Broken Arrow, Okla.* Pvt. Edward Donahoe, 811 Main Street, Baton hero, N. C.* Pvt. Isaac Mungle, R. F. D. No. 4, Hartsvill4, Roge La.' Pvt. Charles Andrew James, Neswich, Va.* Tenn.* Pvt. Waiter Aso Willis, 1985 North Van Ness Pvt. Andrew Jenkins, Abbeville, S. C.* Pvt. John L. Parks, R. F. D. No. 1, Dudley, Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.* Pvt. Lawrence Jenkins, Jacksonboro, S. C. N. C.* Pvt. George Ferrill, Northfield, Miss.* Rd. Eric W. Johanson, 215 Hampton Avenue, Pyt. Joseph P. Ray, Butter, Mont.* Pvt. Rosell Fisher, Gregory, Ark.* Greenville, S. C.* Pvt. August E. Roadfeldt Roseau, Minn.* Pvt. Numan Fisk, route No. 2, Teney, Ala.' Pvt. Erik Johanson, Cullman, Ala.* Pvt. Samuel P. Suitor, 111 North Twentieth Pvt. Will A. Florence, Moss Point, Miss.* Pvt. Mako M. Johnson, St. Mathews, S. C.* Street, Omaha, Nebr.* Pvt. Gordon Fells Gaither, jr. 1104 South Corl Andrew Lucas, 823 Eureka Avenue, Pvt. James B. Wampler, R. F. D. No. 1, Mon- Travis Street,, Sherman, Tex. Herkimer, N. Y.* roe County, Martinsville, Ind.* Pvt. Martin Gavin, Pecan Point, Ark.' Pvt. Lucian McCloud, star reute, Pisgah, Pvt. Ray Ward, Greer Avenue, Wanesburg, Pvt. Joseph Gernigan, Ashford, Ala.* Ala.* Pa.* Pvt. James E. Gibboan, Devalls Bluff Ark.* Pvt. Charles McDade, Hudson, N. C.* Pvt. Mose Williams, Midville, Ga." Pvt. Warner Mark Goza, Wesson, Ar .* Pvt, Benjamin McHoney, general delivery, Pvt Andrew J. Wilson, R. F. D. No. 2, box Pvt. Frank Hales, Inverness, Miss: Youngs Island, S. C.* 39, Walnutridge, Ark.* Pvt. James B. Hardy, 413 South Street, Jack- Pvt. William Mack, R. F. D: No. 1, Spring- son, Miss.* field, S. C.* CAMP MILs, N. Y. Pvt. Jesse Haynes, Tame, Ark.* Pvt. Walter L. Madden, No. 4, Summons Street, Pvt. Chester Harrington, Tyron, Okla.* Gainesville, Ga.* Pvt. Coner Alexander, Woata, Tex.* Pvt. David T. Higgs, R. F. D. No. 2, Conway, Pvt. Richard W. Moore, 201 PWest Sixty-third Pvt, Jesse H. Ashley, Okluminion, Tex.* Ark,* Street, New York City.* Pvt. Joseph K. Bishop, 428 North High Street, Pvt. Joseph A. Hudson, R. F. D. No. 1, Ash- Pvt. Leo Pitre, 452 West Landry Street, Ope- Hamanna, Ill. ford, Ala.* lousas, La.* Sergt. C. 13. Bower, New Oxford, Pa.* Pvt. Charlie C. Jones, Kensett, Ark.* Pvt. James H. Ratteree, Grover, N. C.* Pvt. John L. Boylan, Manhattan, IlL* Pvt. Roy C. Jordon, R. F. D. No. 4, Greenwood, Pvt. Wil1e Robinson, Langley, S. C. Pvt. Vernon L. Buchite, Paonia, Colo,* Ark.* Pvt. Mortlmer Roscower, Goldsboro, N. C.* Pvt. luih Burkett, Sumter, S. C.* Pvt. Jim Kennedy, Ida, Okla.* Pvt. Walden P. Schaffer, Friendship, Ohio.* Pyt Androm J. Burt, Belleville, Ala.* Pvt. Steve Kiel, route No. 3, Orange City, Pvt. Joseph, Tells, 210 East Centdr Street, Pvt. Fillippo Catalfamo, Glassboro, N. J.* Iowa.* Shenandoah, Pa.* Corpl. Lon L. Dodson, box 1, Antlers.Okla.* Pvt. Wilson G. Lanier, star route, Des Moines, Pvt. Ivey T. Winkinson, R. F. D. No. 1, Clio, Second Lieut. Charles Edward Faul, Oreville, N. Mex.* Ohio.* Cal. Pvt. Richard Lankford, Wesson Camp, Ark.* Pvt. GeIzer Wright, Hollyhill, S. C.* Pvt. William E. Fielder, Howard Lake, Minn.* Pvt. Arthur Lee, Pawnee, Ark.* Pvt. Cassle Fortenberry, Columbus, Miss.* Pyt. Williams Lehman 4404 Morningside CAMP -SHELBY, MISS. Rergt. Leon Guggenheim, Jr., 2297 Lagoma Avenue, Sioux City, lowa.t Street, San Francisco, Cal.* Recruit Charles A. Backman, jr., route No. 4, Sergt. Henry R. Leukhardt, 923 North Bel- Sedalia, Mo.* I Pvt. Lloyd laff, 254 Woodbine Avenue, Brook- ville' Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.* lyn, N. Y.* 60, Pvt. Arthur Beauchamp, route No. 2, Luck, Pvt. Mack V. Hardiman, Leona, Tenn.* Pvt. Charley Legan, rout No. 4, box Wis. Hazen, Ark.* Pvt. Leo L. Brazzo, Glynn, La. Pvt. Harry Huey, Linden HelhIts, Ohio.* Pvt. Wylie A. Lyons, Konoiwa, Okla.* Pvt. Clifford Hutelinson, route No. 9, ColumI Pvt. (first class) 'Frank X. Busan, care of Pvt. William Paul McAndrews, R. F. D. No. %McDonalds Store, Thornhill, Ky. bla, Tenn.* 2, Lost Nation, Iowa.* Pvt. Everett 0. Johnson, 726 North Avenue, Pvt. Carl Christensen, Oregon, Wis. Pvt. Charles Royal Miller, R. F. D. No. 3, Recruit Laurie Floihyss, route No. 1, River Canton, Ill.* Fort Worth, Te* Pvt. John E. Kennedy, Quitman, Ark.* Pvt. Otto Miller, Pea Ridge, Ark.* Falls, Wis.* Pvt. Louis J. Kresin, Paola, Kans.' Pvt. Raymond S. Johns, Barron, Wis. Pvt. Teoddocio Montoya, Mora, N. Mex.' Pvt. Clarence HansoR, Ferryville, Wis.* Pvt. Stanley L. Lay, Blue Island, Ill.* Pvt. Gabriel Morgan, Baxter, Ark.* Pvt. Henry Lord, Brownfield, Me.* Pvt. Hermit W. Morgan, Houston, Miss.* Recruit Raymond S. Johnson, Barron City, Pvt. Samuel E. McCulloch, rural route, Carter, Pvt. Harl Mullen, Okmulgee, Okla.* Wis. Okla.* Pvt. Kabert S. Ross, route No. 1, box 18, Pvt. Oliver C. Melland, Yellow Lake, Wis. Pvt, Henry O McGraw, Ranger, Eastland Clifton, Kans.* Pvt. George R. Meyer, 242 East Second Street, County, Tex.* Pvt. Robert S. Savage, general delivery, Pied- Fond du Lac, Wis. Pvt. Peter H. MeVeigh, 2952 Larmar Street, mont, Ala. Pvt. Charles Rige, Lyons, Wis. Denver, Colo.* Pvt. Carl J. Schiffner, Shattuck, Okla.* Pvt'Wesley Turner, Eunice, Ky. Pvt. John Masterson, 5706 Wintrot Avenue, Pvt. Wilber E. Selig, star route, Stuttgart, Pvt. Charles Hazel Wander, R. R. 9, Chip- Chicago, Ill.* Ark.* pewa Falls, Wis. Pvt Santiago Meira, Roac, N. Mex.' Pvt. Arthur Shelby, Anvergne, Ark.* Pvt. John P. J. Wunder, route 6, Campbells- Pvt. Julius Melnik, Minok, Russia.* Pvt. Samuel Symour Steed, Star City, Ark.* ort, Wis. Pvt. Tim R. Mitchell, Delevan, Ill. Pvt. Dewey E. Taylor, rnral route No. 2, Pv . Stephen Zadurian, 407 West Eighteenth Pvt. J. C. Mounce, Gatesville Tex.* Gumiog, Ark:* Street, New York, N. Y. Pvt. William Peterson, Tassagasa, Cal.* Pvt. George Peidje Long Grove, Iowa.* CAMP SHERIDAN. ALA. Pyt. Nick Poulos, 36 South Halstead Street, Pvt. Daniel Treneh, Summit, Mass.* Chicago III Pyt. Reuben Vigil, general delivery, Bell, Pvt. John F. Bagley, Rusk, Tex.' Musician James' M, Price, 102 South Beadry , N? Mex.* Pvt. William E. Bolinger, Greenburg, Pa.* Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.* Pvt. Robert S. Walker, Jacinto, Ark.* Pvt. Oscar M. Bonner, -oute 2, Morrison, Pvt. Harry J. Richardson, R. P. D. No. 2, Pyt. Henry Washington, box 216, Pine Bluff, Tenn.* Tolono, 11.* Ark. Pvt. Owen H. Casey, 560 South Conception Pvt. Belden B. Smith Moscow, Idaho. CAMP PpLK, N. C. Street, Mobile, Ala.* Pvt. ArthurThayer Lynch, Nebr.* Corpl. William F. Castor, 1222 Race Street, Pvt. Henry Ward, ilooneville, Miss.* Pvt. Andrew Hels Larson, Viborg, S. Dak. Cincinnati, Ohio.* Pvt Tracy P. Wilkins, 6404 South Paulina Pvt. Fred L. Reid, Douglas, Mo.* Pvt. Charles A. Cavin, route 1, Martin, Tenn.* Street, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Ord Thomas Clary, Bedford, Iowa.* Pvt. Otto A. Williams, Kilbourne, Ill.* CAMP SaVIER, 5. C. Pvt. Harry Deems, 31W'North Jefferson Street; Pvt. Claude E. Wilson, 123 Myrtle Street, Muncie, Ind.* Hanford, Cal. Cook Malachi Agor, York, S. C.* Pvt. Lewis E. Dodson, route 1, Walnut Hill, Pvt. Harry H. Wilson, 437 Columbia Street, Pvt. James Blocket, route No. 3, Cold Springs, Ill.* Brooklyn, N. Y. 9" Dak.* Pvt. Fred Dykstera, Sanborn, Iowa.* Recruit Ben Brown, Burton, S. C.* MORRISON; VA. Pvt. Marion J. Ewing, Pioche, Nev.' CAMP Pvt. Ernest Clifton Buice, Inman, S. C.* Pvt. John T. Fairman, route 1, Riverton, Pvt. Ferdinand Eugene Adt, 120 Field Avenne, Pvt. Clarence Butler, Nottingham, Md.* Utah?. Torrington, Conn. Pvt. Lewis Carter, Ernhardt, S. C' Sgt. Rudolph Fischer, Peoria, Ill.* Pvt. William Albert Collins, Vermilion, S. Dak.* Pvt. Albert Leslie Corley, R. F. D. No. 4, Lexing- Pvt. Nelson Fleneer, 732 Fairview Street, Corpl. Harry Adrln Hayes, Grandview, Wash.' ton . C* Bristol, Va.* Sergt. Leslie Crayton Temple, Radersburg, Pvt. iulian W. Crawford, Williamston Mills, Pvt. John Thomas Forman, Riverton, Utah.* Mont.* Williamston, S. C.' Pvt. Conrad J. Fox, 2105 Wharton Street, A . CAMP PIKE, ARK. Pvt. Laurence Crockett, Chester, S. C.* Pittsburgh, Pa.* Pvt. Frank Davis, R. F. D. No. 2, box 82,' Oak-. ,Pvt. Horace S. Gibson, Tunnelton, W. Va.- Pt. Julian D. Beard, Silas, AIA.* hill, Ohio.* Pvt Hubert Hackman, route 4, Brownstown, P-vt. Charlie Bellas, Antlers, Okla.* Pyt. Will Davise, Norway, S. C.* Ky.* Pyt. William Calvin Brewer, Florence, Ala.* Pvt. Epprain Douglas, Millett, S. C.* - Recruit Coy Harwell, Commerce, Tex.* PFt. Clarence Booty Brooks, 3617 Montrose Pvt. Elliott Drummovd, Woodruff, S. C.* Pyt. Orval R. Hayes, R. F. D. 6, box 66, Man- Boulevard, Huston, Tex.* Pvt. George W. Ellis, Waverly, Pa.* nington, W. Va.* Pvt. Arthur M. Brown, R. F. D. No. 1, Sox 48, Corpl. Dennis F. Flynn, Corinth, N. Y.* Pvt. John A. Johnson, Cevermore, Sweden.* Tinsman, Ark.* Pyt. William Franklin, R. F. D. No. 1, box 70, Sergt. Thomas C. Jones, 510 Eleventh Street Pvt. McKinley Brown, R. R. No. 1, Rodney, Oar, S. C.* ' north, Seattle, Wash.* Miss. Corpl. Loui .s A. Gerhinger, 1645 Herbert Sergt.- George E. Knight, 619 East Ninth Pvt. Earnest W. Broyles, Fayetteville, Ark.* Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.' Street, Anderson, Ind. Pvt. Ed. Buie, 1001 West Thirty-third Street, Pvt. Christopher C. Glover, Reevesville, S. C. Pvt. Herman Koenig, 17 West Hollister Street, Little Roct, Ark. Pyt. Soloman Gooden, R. F. D. No. 1, Lone- Cincinnati, Ohio.* Pyt. Earl C. Campell, Gadsen, Ala.* star S. C' Langerhas., 843 Waverly Avenue, Pvt. William L. Carter, route No. 16, Scobey, Pyt. M'elvin A. Graham, Galivants Ferry Route Pvt. Walter Miss. No. 1, Harry County, S. C.* San Antonio, Tex.- Pyt. David Columbus, 516 Redbird Street, Pvt. Wesley Graham. Bennington, Okla.* Pyt. Aubrey A;, Mayo. 237 Twenty-seventh Greenville, Miss.* Pvt. Oscar Hamby, Drifton, Ala.* Street, Newport, Va.* Pyt. Walter T. Crawford, route No. 2, Car- Pyt. Ellis Hardin Lumberton, N. C.* Pvt. Thomas Miles, 402 Wilkinson Street, thage, Miss.* Pyt. Eddie Hemp ill, Edgeville, S. C.* Frankfort, Ky.* 28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Milo E. Moyer, route 3, Wakaruse, Ind.* Pvt. Calvin Lafever, R. F. D. No. 1, Howard, Pvt. Ernest A. Devolld, route No. 1, Caldwell, Pvt. Walter E. Myers, 426 East Market Street, Ohio.* Ohio.* York, Pa.* Pvt. Peter Larsen, 2718 Evergreen Avenue, Pvt. John Franklin, route No. 3, box 5, Marion Pvt. Relmer V. Oliver, route 3, Dyer, Tenn.* Chicago, Ill.* County, S. C.* PIt. James Poff, Shelbyville, Tenn.* Pvt. John J. Layman, R. F. D. No. 4, Piqua, Pvt. Sim Green, Sheldon, S. C. Pvt. Ernest C. Ray, 1495 West Decatur Ohio.* Sergt. Charles E. Keek, Lebanon, Mo.* Street, -Decatur, Ill.* Pvt. Levi Lehman, R. F. D. No. 1, Lowellville, Sergt. Charles W. Liverse, Bradentown, Fla.* Pvt. Earl Reed, care of Charles Rice, Lake Ohio.* Pvt Thomas Meegs, New Orleans, La.* City, IoVa.* Pvt. Frank Little, 1416 Woodland Avenue, Pvt. Sam Stewart, Brooksville, Mass.* Pvt. Ej1 Reed, P. 0. box 394, Lake CityIowa.* Canton, Ohio.* Pvt. Henry Watson, R. F. D. No. 2, Coolidge, Pvt. Melvin F. Reinheimer, 800 North Street, Pvt. Charles G. Lucas, box 266, Antwerp, Ga.* Quincy, Ill.* Ohio.* Pvt. Cornelius Weaver, Milner, Ark. Pvt. Claude Shanks, route 2, Pickens, Miss.* Pvt. Isaac Lute, Westunion, Ohio.* Pvt. Jonas Williams, Ambree, S. C.* Corpl. Guy Skidinore, East Clarksburg, W. Va.* Pvt. Harry T. Lyle, Harrisburg, Ohio.* Pvt. George 1. Sligar, Elm Grove, W. Va.* Pvt. Edward McCann, 2080 East Thirty-sev- CAMP TAYLOR, KY. Pvt. Frijof Snedal, 629 Main Street, Dennison, enth Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* Tex.* Corpl.-Wlliam J. McCann, 774 Garley kreet, Pvt. William Ahrens, route No. 12, Fort Pvt. Edward Truman, box 364, Hiteman, Iowa.* Zanesville, Ohio.* Wayne, Ind.* Pvt. Roger McCullough, Martinsburg; Ohio. Pvt Israel Allen, R. R. No. 6, box 112, CAMP SHERMAN, OHIO. Pearl A. McQuay, R. F. D. No. 1, Area- Clarkesville, Tenn.* Pyt. Pvt. Kendall Allen, Oldtown, Ky. Pvt. Russell H. Allison, MeArthur, Ohio. num, Ohio.* Pvt, Elner 0. Allenbaugh, Dale, Ind.* Pvt. Mose Atchison, Fruitland, Tenn.*' Pvt. Vance Manning, route No. 4, box 4, Mem- phis, Tenn. Pvt. Arthur J. Anderson, New Harmony, Ind.* Pvt. James Barker, rural delivery No. 3, box 1920 Michigan Street, To- Musician Claude E. Ballard, Lebanon, Mo* ' 240 Sardis, Ohio.* Pvt. John Marcum, Pvt. John R. Ballinger, 203 West Goodale Pvt. George Barney, star route, New London, ledo, Ohio.* Pvt. Hobert Mason, Hickory Valley, Tenn.* Street, Columbus, Ohio. Ohio. No. 4, Piqua, Pvt. James L. Barry, R. F. D. No. 16, Crow Pvt. Lonnie Beers, 707 East Water Street, Pvt. Allan G. Mauchamer, route City, Ohio.* North Baltimore, Ohio.* Ohio.* Pvt Howard Bradley, 2845 Albert Court, Chi- Pvt. George Beougher, Rockrldge, Ohlo.* Pvt. Carl A. Milbeck, Bristol, S. Dak.* Pvt. Edward M. Miller, Dunkirk, Ohio.* cago, Ill.* Pvt. Floyd H. Bergsehicker, 501 North Main Pvt. Edward Brady, 5 Dynmer Road, Toronto, - Street, Belle Fontaine, Ohio.* Pvt. Morris Miller, 504 William Avenue, Mem- Canada.* , Pvt. Alfred Blanchard, route 6, W1-x41, Pauld- phis, Tenn.* Pvt. Conrad Buehler, R. F. D. No. 1, Shah- ing, Ohio.* Pvt. George Mithoefer, box 313, Indianapolis, bona, M1.* Pvt. Charles W. Bliss, R. F. D. No. 5, Corydon, Ind.* Pvt. Cecil E. Bumpus, Sharer, Ky.* ,Ind.* Pvt. Leonard Mohney, 1066 Third Avenue, New Kensignton, Pa." Pvt. Cheney A. Byam, Portage Wis.* Corpl. Hugh Brice, route No. 2, box 45, Boyn- 14, Candidate Dandridge Caldwell, Fourth and ton, Okla. PVt Thomas Moore, 1t. F. D. No. 2, box First National Bank, Nashville, Tenn.* Pvt. Guy Catron, R. F. D. No. 2, box 81, Winboro, S. C.* Pvt. Willie Calibash. Walls, La.* Somerville, Tenn.* Pvt. Herman A- Morvitz, 8001 Sycamore Row, Pvt. Carlos Carlson, 37 Robinson Street, Mont- Pvt. Truby Clutter, Lancaster, Ohio.* Cleveland, Ohio.* gomery, Ala. Pvt. John Coen, Bancroft, W. Va.* Pvt. Herman Neal, Ridgely, Tenn.* Cook Harry Hubble Chinn, R. D. S. No. 7, Pvt. Eugene Connor, 361 Seroco Avenue, New- Pvt. Adolph W. Niomann, Selden, Kans.* Paris, Ky.* ark, Ohio.* Pvt. Sam Ooten, Rockford, Tenn.* Pvt. John Cleghorn, Milnesville, Pa.* Pvt. Orville C. Cool, R. F.*D. No. 5, Bradford, Pvt. Edgar Orr, R. F. D. No. 4, Thornville, Pvt. Oscar Clinger, Lone Grove, Tex. Ohio.* - Ohio.* Pvt. Frentree Coleman, 1121 Harrison Street, Pvt. Chancy C. Croghan, 815 Glen Street, Van- Pvt. William H. Parland, Lynoxville, Wis.* Paducah, Ky.* wert, Ohio.* a Pvt. Lawrence Pearce, Spara, La.* Candidate Paul B. Collins, 1501 South Third Pvt. Tony Curro, 207 Simois Avenue, Cohees, Pvt. Horace Peck, 81 East Main Street, Nor- Street, Louisville, Ky. N. Y.* walk, Ohlo.* Pvt. Harvey Sullivan Conger, Marion, Ky. Sergt. Maj. William H. Davis, 1243 Niel Ave- Pvt. Freeman Perkins, R. P. D. No. 1, Alle- Candidate Charles Henry Cory, 304 South nue, Columbus, Ohio. donia, Ohio.* Magnolia Avenue, Lansing, Mich. Pvt. Jacob Detillion, Givens, Pike County, Pvt. Glem Phillips, 1041 Todd Street, Girard, Pvt. Earl Cothern, 209 East Garland Street, Ohio.* Ohio.*' Marigould, Ark.* Pvt. Carl Dorman, rbral delivery No. 6, Ur- Pvt. James A. Pierre, Jacoby, La.* Pvt. James J. Cronin, 923 Wlst Washington bana, Ohio.* Pvt. Henry Regula, R. F. D. No. 2, Jackson Street, Newport. Ky.- Pvt. Patrick Doyle, Dalzell, Ohio.* Center, Ohio.* Pvt. Charlie Deatherage, R. F. D. No. 4, Recruit Belt Drew, Ringgold. La.* Pvt. Clarence Reick, 1113 Orchard Street, To- Holdenville, Okla.*- Pvt. Arthur Duplain, Louisville, Ohio.* ledo, Ohio, * Pyt. William Henry Devers, 1911 East Main Pvt. Mark Enyeart, Alden, Kans.* Pvt. Robert Reich, 728 Elm Street, 'Zanesville, Street, Ilvl ood, And.* Pvt. Willis Farmshorth, Leith, Ohio.* Ohio.* Pvt. Harrison L. Dowty, Brook, Ind.* Pvt. George Ficklin, 32 Sprague Street, Day- Pvt. Herman A. Reivich, 818 South Fifty- Pvt. Clyde V. Drury, R. F. D. No. 7. Owens- ton, Ohio.* fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* boro, Ky.* Pvt. Herman L. Fox, Brinkhaven, Ohio.* Pvt. Matyas Repiesky, 922 East Seventieth - Candidate Thomas K. Duke, Williamsburg, Pvt. Walter Pry, rural delivery No. 7, Mans- Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* Ind. field, Ohio.* Pvt. William Roberts, R. F. D. No. 2, Findlay, Pvt. William E. Durant, Henry Cdunty, R. F. Pvt. Lewis Garbrock. , Ohio.* D. No. 2, Wauseon, Ohio.* . Pvt. Frank Garro, 1600 Long Street, Lorain, Pyt. Harry V. Rochold, Jamestown, Ohio.* Pvt. Arthur Bright Earl, 821 North Thirteen- Ohio.* Pvt. Marcellus S. Roth, 1338 Beach Street, and-a-half Street, Terre Haute, Ind.* Pvt. Thomas Gibson, R. F. D. No. 5, Quaker Cincinnati,. Ohio.* Pvt. James 0. Flynn, Rankin, Ky.- City, Ohio. Pvt. Otto Schliesser, Jewel, Ohio.* - Pvt. Fred Howard Foster, Coatsworth, On- Pvt. Donis Gifen, New Castle, Ohio.* Pvt. Harry G. Shank, R. F. D. No. 7, Findlay, tario.* Pvt. Edd Gille, Zanesville, Ohio.* Ohio.* Pvt: Albert Franzen, R. F. D. No. 3, Delavan, Pvt. Herman G. Goller, R. F. D. No. 2, New Pvt. Louis Simon, 207 West River Street, Wis.* Bavaris. Ohio. Elyria, Ohio.* Pvt. Hugh V. Galvin, Mauston, Wis.* Pvt. George Habertland, Sebring, Ohio.* Pvt. George Smith, R. F. D. No. 2, box No. 19, Pvt. Robert F. Goldschmidt, 177 McDougal Pvt. Ray Hamm, R. F. D. No. 1, Blooming- Street, New York City.* burg, Ohio.* Mason, Tenn.* Pvt. Walter Hanson, R. F. D. No. 3, West La Pvt. Walter D. Smith, box 74, Hoytville, Wood Candidate Ernest L. Grantigan, Coverly Lane, County, Ohio.* Rvdal. Pa. Crosse, Wis.* Lon- Pvt. William T. Harris, 103 Shenango Street, Pvt. Clinton Stevens, 88 South Street, Candidate Arthur Greenwood, Otter River, Greensville, Pa.* don, Ohio.* Mass. Pvt. John S. Heard, Arizone settlement, La.* Pvt. Charles Stupp, 1023 East Third Street, Pvt. Joseph erinon Grimsley, Gonansburg, Ky. 96 Grand Street, Mansfield, Dayton, Ohio.* , Hall, 202 Brall Street, Pvt. Edward Hill, Pvt. Victor Tabrick, 1974 West One hundred Pvt. Walter Theodore Ohio.* Ohio.* Sandusky, Ohio.* Pvt. Homer Hine, 423 West Clinton Street, and fifth Street, Cleveland, Pvt. Rasho Hasler, R. R. No. 3, Lyons, Ind.* Napoleon, Ohio * Pvt. Roy Taylor, R. F. D. No. 1, Chapel Hill, Pvt. Howard HawtIhorn, Adver Road, Fort Marshall County. Tex.* Pvt. Clar ence Hoffman, R. F. D. No. 1, Hope, Carpenter, Ohio.* Thomas, Ky.* Kans. * Pvt. Allen Townsend, Pvt. Alfred Heine, Dorsey, 1 I.1 Pvt., Joseph Hughes, Shawnee Ohio.* Pvt. Robert Webb, R. F. D. No. 3, box 34, East Pvt. Lester F. Heys, R. . D. No. 4, Larlins. Pvt. Arthur B. Hyde, rural delivery No. 6, Nashville, Tenn.* ville, Ill.* Hudson, Ohio.* - Pvt. Leroy Weber, Van Wert, Ohio.* Pvt. Robert Hobbs, R. F. D. No. 5, box 86, Pvt. Joseph B. Jeffa, 2940 Scranton Road, Pvt John B. Warren. Delaware. Ohio.* Henderson, Ky.* Cleveland Ohio.* Pvt. Roy White, Lordado, W. Va.* Pyt. Daniel Hodges, Three Springs, Ky.* Pvt. Frank Jones, 1753 North Tenth Street, Pvt. Merriam Williams, box 57, Midland, Va.* Pt. John R. Hoellerich, 1801Keniliworth Ave- Philadelphia, Pa.- Recruit Clarence Wilson, general delivery, Tay- nue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. John H. Kale, 1902 Eleventh Avenue,- lor, La.* Pvt. Lee Roy Hokenson, 1239 West Jefferson Huntington, W. Va.* Pvt. John M. Witmer, R. F..D. No. 1, Colum- Street, Louisville, Ky.,* Pvt. Walter Kearney, 1125 Purcell Street, blana, Ohio.* Pvt. William A. Huddleston, 379 Stoner Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio.* Pyt. Amzie Woodward, Bethlehem, Ind.* nue, Paris, Ky.* Pvt. Vincent John Kelley, Fairfax, Iowa.* Pvt. Reuben Hudson. Pleasureville, Ky.* Pvt. Franklin Artemus Kendle, Winesburg, CAMP STANLEY, TEX. Second Lieut. Philip Sylvester Htillet, R. F. D. Ohio.* Pvt. Ezel Lewis, Hinkle Ferry, Tex.* No. 1, Lincoluton, N. 1. . Pvt. Clifford Kraner, 109 Hawks Avenue, Pvt. John A. Huston, 571 South Mead Street, Columbus, Ohio.* CAMP STUART, VA. Zhnesville, Ohio.* Pvt. Perman Kresig, 770 Seminary Street, Candidate Clarence E. Jamison, 1253 North Dubuque. Iowa.* Pvt. John Barker, Plant City, Fla.* Main Street, Rockford, Ill.* Pvt. Henry A. Krouse, R. F. D. No. 2, Nesh- Pvt. Henry H. Calloway, Wayne County, Rich- Pvt Louis A. Jones, 1516 Breckenridge Street horo, Wis.* mond, Ind.* - Rear, Louisville, Ky.* THE OEFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 29 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Oscar C. Junge, 319 East Taber Strept, Pvt. Charlie Thaxten, R. F. D. No: 1, Sacra- Pvt. William F. Deuchar, Jr., 1460 Everett Fort Wayno, Ind.* mento, Ky.* Street, Portland, Oreg." Pvt. Presley-Tessinger, Simmons, Ky.* Pvt. William Bennett Theising, Greenburg, Pvt. Arthur J. Dickinson, 923 Simpson Street, Pvt. John Kolb, 1013 Ballard Street, Louis- New York City.* ville, Ky.* Candidate Bruce M. Thompson, 318 Miller Pvt. Josepk Dugdale, 72 Second Street, Brook- Pvt. Edwin J. Kris, R. F. -D. No. 2, Garding- Avenue, Billings, Mont.* Iyn, N. Y."* ton, Ohio.* Pvt. Roy Townsend, R. F. D. No. 1, box 194, Pvt Oscar Dupre, Mansville, R. I.* Candidate William T. Law, 3552 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind.* Pyt. Irving R. Fisher, 16 Norton Street, Kansas City, Mo. Pvt. Leo Vanroy, South Kaukauna, Wis.* Derry, N. H.* .Pvt. John B. Lawhorn, Dunnville, Ky.* Candidate John Jay Viets, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. John Lawrence Flippo, Buchanan, Va.* Candidate Leslie J. Lee, Musceda, Wis.* Excelsior, Minn.* Pvt. Carl Frank, R. F. D. Buena Park, Los Pvt. Harry Thomas Lenhart, R. F. D. 6, Pvt. Willis H. Walthall, Boyce, Ky. Angeles, Cal.* Springfield, Ill.* Pvt. Roy H. Watt, Middleton, Ohio.* - Pvt. Pleasant Gaultney, R. F. D. No. 6, Man- Candidate Louis 0. Lorca, New York City.* Pvt. Perry D. Whightsel, Newton, Ill.* chester, Tenn.* P'vt. Elmer Lowery, Neweley, Ky. Pvt. Frank E. Whisman, R. F. D. No. 3, PVt. Arthur H. Gilliland, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. John Taylor McCormick McCall, Ky.* Tayloraville, Ky.* Maple City, Kans.* Pvt. Charles Steven Malley, A. F. 1. 5, Mays- Sergt. Arthur Whitefeld, Jackson Avenue, Pvt. William Francis Gilway, 161 Eagle ylle Ky.* Alexandria, La.* Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Clayton L. Manahan, Bell Center, Ohio.* Pvt. John R. Woosley, Jr., Ready, Ky. Pvt. Thomas L. Greeson, Resaca, Ga. Pvt. George W. Mead, Youngsville, Pa.* Pvt. John A. Yawney, Dexter, Mo.* Sergt. * (first class) John J. Gunchion, 505 Pvt. Melanor Meager, Wadsworth, Ohio.* West Forty-ninth Street, New York City.* Pvt. William Elmer Meyers, Donnellson, Ill.* CAMP TRAVIS, TEX. Sergt. (first class) John J. Gunchion, 21 Pvt. Clarence M. Mitchell, Rolla, Mo.* Corpl. Willie Neal Alford, Houg ton, La.* West Forty-third Street, New York City. Pvt. Bruton Moore, 1128 Donation Street, Pvt. Edgar A. Baker, Muenster, Tex.* Corpl. Charles H. Gundlock, 205 West Colum- Youngstown, Ohio.* Pvt. Oscar H. Bishop, box 6, Gunter, Tex.* bus Avenue, Champaign, Ill.* Pvt. Edward Moran, 113 Carry Street, Pitts- Pvt. Virgil S. Brackin, 810 West Wardville Pvt. Evan F. Gustafson, 868 Jefferson Street, burgh, Pa.* Street, Cleburne, Tex. Brooklyn, N. Y. Candidate Joel R. Morrison, Pierre, S, Dak.* Pvt. Joseph Capotoro, 413 North Peoria Pvt. John Henry Hallberg, 331 N6rth Main Pvt. Ava Mount, R. F. D. 3, Scottsburg, Ind.* Street, Chicago, Ill.* Street, Waterbury, Conn.* Pvt. Roy Mueller, 2533 Boulevard Place, In- Pvt. Roy W. Claybrook, Godley, Tex.* Pvt. George Halle, 5 Bedford Street, Hart- dianapolis, Ind:* Pvt. Thomas C. Davis, Route No. 2, Athens, ford Conn.* Pvt. Albert F. Mundsechau, Kagonago, Wis.* Tex.* Pvt. 1Alentine Andrew Hemmer, Smithtown Pvt. Frank Murphy, Calvery, Ky.* Pvt. Luther'Dent, Azle, Tex.* Branch, Long Island, N. Y.* Pvt. Joseph Naeser, 1806 Brown Street, Mil- Pvt. Charles Gering, 383 Columbia Street, waukee, WiS.* Pvt. George Hill, Benoit, Miss.* Aurora,, III.* Pvt. Florin Hodges, 1204 Fourth Avenue, Al- Pvt Artie E. N'euff, Mount Sterling, Ohio.* Pvt. Sidney E. Hall, 1542 Highland Avenue, Pvt. Swet Newsom, Robinson Creek, K* bany, Ala.*, Shreveport, La.* Pvt. William J. Hogan, 178 North Sixteenth Candidate Philip John O'Connor,' 70 East Sergt. Samuel B. Hoge, 17) West Ninth One hundred and eighty-first Street, New Street, East Orange, N. J.* York City, N. Y.* Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.* Pvt. Jimmie Holly, box 499, Shelby, Miss.* Pvt. Lloyd E. Holland, Brushy Creek, Tex.* Pvt. Albert Huffer, Elk City, Kans.* Corpl. Andrew G. Ogilvie, Appleton, Wis.* Pvt. Louis R.- Hurts, 523 South Laredo Pvt. Everett Parker, Star route, . Dawson Pvt. Thomas L. James, Route No. 1, Spokane, Street, San Antonio, Tex.* Wash.* iqprings, Hy." Claud Jones, Rural Route No. 1, Homes, P',t. Ova ,. Parrill, general delivery, Whit- Pvt. 'vt. Julian Thomas Jefferson, Rockcastle, Ar * Va.* taker, Va.* Pvt. Howard M. Lanbam, 1019-North Third Pvt. Val Pearce, Pembroke, NT. C.* ,Temple. Tex.* Pvt. Jacob .Tulian, 310 Summer Street, Brock- Pvt. Harry Peterson, route 2, box 78, Fred- Street. erick, Wis.* Pvt. Samuer D. Larkey, Enid, Okla.* ton, Mass.* Pvt. Pvt. Oscar J. Logan, Abilene, Tex.* Pyt. Amede Laplante, 106 Elkins Street, William Poquette, South Hero, Vt.* Pvt. James 11. Lunday, West Point, Ark. Franklin, N. H.* Pvt. John Potter, Sullivan, Ill.* - Pvt. Gilbert Mitchell, Route No. 1, Dixon, Pvt. Leo Frank Michaelski, R. F. D. No. 7, Pvt. Milton D. Potts, Jeferstown, Ky.* Stevens Point, Wis.* Pvt. Phelix Radossewski, 2120 Rogers Street, Tex. Ind.* Corpl. Anthony Mohorik, Hunter Street, Har- Pvt. John Limata, Taylor Street, Milburn, South Bend, risburg, Pa.* N. T.* Pvt. Otis Redman, R. No. 4, Mount Vernon, Pvt. Lonnie E. Parllear, Route No. 2, box 86, Pvt. James Long, 39 4ullivan Street, Brook- Posey County, Ind.* Wichita Falls, Tex.* lyn, N. Y. Pvt. Hans D. Reis, 200 East Cypress Street, Pvt. Timothy- Parks, Codarlane, Tex.* Pvt. John T. Martin, 533 Knickerbocker Ave- San Antonio, Tex.* Pvt. Lige Peacock, Wenasco, Tex.* nue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. Irwin S. Reynolds, 2203 Stone Street, Pvt. Juan Rangel, Fonson, N. -Mex.* .Pvt. John A. May, 1415 Herkimer Street, Port Huron, Mich.* Tex.* Brooklyn,*N. Y.* Pvt. Elbert Rice, Lancaster, Ky.* Pvt. Tobe Rause, Simms, Pvt. Harry Stockdate, Talladega, Ala. Pvt. Halsey Mills, Union Mills, N. C.* Pvt. Henry A. Richardson, Louisville, Ky.* Seventh Pvt. William Riddle, 140 Scott Street, Madi- Pvt. Richard C. Werner, 637 East Pvt James T. Morrison, 39 West Main Street, sonville, Ky.* Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Norwich, Conn.* Pvt. Gilbert Iiley. R. F. D. 1, Elberfield, Ind.* Pvt. William E. Yoder, Burroa-k, Kans. Pvt. Carl R. Nicholson, Edensburg, Pa.* Pvt. Gaither Ritchie, Chinagrove, N. C.* CAMP UPTON, N. Y. Pvt. Joseph Obr.,box 61, Tabor, S. Dak.* Pvt. Otto C. Peopel, 300 Pvt. Jack Robbins, 2420 East Sixty-first Pvt. William Adams. Thompson, Conn.* Blandina Street, Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* Sergt. David S. Akin, 10 Brandt Place, Am- Utica, N. Y.* Candidate Harold E. Robertson, 60 Pine sterdam, N. Y.* Pvt. Sterling P. Pool, San Angelo, Tex.* Street, Binghamton, N. Y.* Pvt. Arthur Allard, 404 Belmont Street, Man- Pvt. Carl Joe Reed, Enosburg Falls, Vt.* Pvt. Carl Patrick Rosenthal, R. F. D. 1, box chester. N. H.* Pvt. Chas. V. Reed, Clinton, DeWitt County, , 57, Fon du Lae, Wis.* Pvt. Robert W. Anderson. Arnot. Pa.* Ill. Candidate Elmer Ernest Rule, Cobb, Wis.* Pvt. John Bacha, 804 Clinton Street, Bing- Sergt. Edward Pvt. John Elmer Salter, R. F. D. 1, Bloomer, E. Richmyer, 876 West Main Wis.* hamton, N. Y.* Street, Waterbury, Conn.* - Pvt, William H. Baeuerlien, Rural Route No. Pvt. Charles F. Sanders, Starnes, Va.* Pvt. Howard Shearer, R. F. D. 2, Osnaburg, Ohio.* 1, Glenshaw, Pa.* Pvt. Henry Fred Schlag, box 56 R. F. D. Pv. Pvt. Philip Baker, Center Street, Waterloo, No. 1, Arcadia, Wis.* Carl F. Sherman, R. P. D. 6, 'Belleville, N. Y.* Pvt. Theodore Schroeder, 397 Prospect Ave- Ohio.* Pvt. Arthur Joseph Baribeau, 107 Cole Street, au, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. William M. Shouse, 14. P. D. 6, Mount Ster- Berlin, N. H.* Pvt. Mitchell Short, Nelson, Va.* ling, Ky.* Pvt. Clifford Bess, Flanders Road, Riverhead; Pvt. Dan Sobocienski, box 84, West Rutland, Pvt. Edward M. Smith, 1522 Melewood Ave- Suffolk County, N. Y.* Vt.* nu, Louisville, Ky.* Pvt. Walter C. Borks, 1830 Cleveland Avenue, Candidate EwiX W. Pvt. Thomas Smith, Pearisburg, Va.* Smith, 701 Washington Niagara Falls, N. Y.* Pvt. John M. Steele, 80 Norman Street, Street, Greenville, S. C. Pvt. A-lbert Bouchard, Brookside Avenue, Cen- Pvt. Joe Smith. Union, Bridgeport, Consn.* Ky.* terville, Tows.* Pvt. James Edward Pvt. William Snyder, R. F. D. 1, Dayton, Pvt. Nicholas Briscoe, 235 Leonard Street, Strother, R. F. D. No. 2, Ohio.* box 55, Lexington, S. C.* - Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Danile Joseph Sullivan, 203 East Seven- Pvt. John L. Staib, 3410 West Walnut Street, Pvt. Elton Browne, 5 East One hundred and iy-seventh Street, New York, N. Y.* Louisville, Hy." Thirty-second Street, New York City.* Pvt. Matthew Lawrence Sullivan, 40 Ham- Pvt. William ktath, Moody, Cal.* Pvt. Frank Roqco Burgess, post office box 29, mond Street. Newport, R. .* Pvt. Clifford Steplon, R. F. D. 1, Dayton, Caribou, Mc.* Pvt. William P. Sweeney, 8 West Sunnyside, Ohio.* Pvt. John F. Callahan, 3 Electric Square, Troy, N. Y.* Pvt Ben Stewart. R. F. D. 1, Battsville. Ky.* Malden. Mass.* Pvt. William Henry Tate, 503 Fullerton Park- Pvt. John Stine, R..R. 4, Remington, Ind.* Pvt. Roy R. Castle, 551 River Street, Haver- way, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Watt Stivers, Fogertown. Ky.* hill. Mass.* Pvt. James Thornton, Pvt. Norman Stougard, R. F. D. 5, Scranton, Pvt. Thomas H. Clark, 1831 Third Avenue, Charlestown, W. Va.* Iowa.* New York City.* Pvt. Ralph Wilson, 104 Estele Street, Tampa, Pvt. Percy*)Surprise, R. F. D. 4, Lowell, Ind.* Pvt. Patrick Stephen Colgan, 832 Jackson Fla.* Pvt. Edward Sutherland, 150 Euclid Avenue, Avenue, Jersey City. N. J.* Pvt. James 0. Whiter Sixth Street, Sanford, Grandforks, N. Dak.* Pvt. Joseph Consignlio, 145 Bishop Street, Fl.* Second Lieut. Elmer H. Sykes, Rockville, Waterbury, Conn.* Pvt. Henry Wolff, 1133 Lutheran Place, Wood- Conn.* Corpl. Francis 1. Corcoran, 539 Sixty-second haven, L. L* Pvt. Clause Tabst, Rural Route No. 1, Dover, Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Pvt. Horace Everett Woodcock,.9 Clark Lane, Ky.* Pvt. Joseph H. Curobish, 611 Jay Street, New London, Conn.* Pvt. Leonard W. Taff, Florence, Florence Elmira. N. Y.* Pvt. Harold Wyman, Dover Plains, N. Y.* County, Wis.* Pvt. Frederick P. Curtis, 233 Boston Street, Pvt. Anthony E. Yiannokos, 22 Spencer Street, Pvt. Peter -Taggert, 1131 East Jackson Street, Dorchester, Mass.* Waterbury, Conn.* Springfield, I.L* e Pvt. William Desruisseaux, 218 Amory Street, Pvt. Alfred Youngblood, R. F. D. No. 1, Sarah, Pvt Omar W.-Teegarden, Freement, Ind.* Manchester, N. H.* Miss.* 30 THE OIFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK CAM P WADSWORSTH, S. C. FORT ADAMS, R. 1. Pvt. Edward H. Taylor, Mounds, Okla.* Corpl. Pvt. James Adams, route 1, Murphy, N. C. Pvt. Thomas P. Caffrey, 514 Broadway, Hast- Eugene L. Thornton, New Providence, Ings upon Hudson, N. Y.* Iowa.* Pvt John M. Alexander, 1414 Hauberts Maj. Street. Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Daniel F. Kellogg, R. F. D. No. 2, Shef- Frederick Oswin Waage, Pennsburg, Pa.* field, Mass.* Pvt. David S. Wardlow, 4120 Hallsdale Ave- Pvt. Michelle Ambroselli, 208 East One hun- nue, dred and forty-eighth Street, New York Pvt. Arthur Pennington, R. F. D. No. 1, Pen- Los Angeles, Cal.* City, N. T. nington Gap, Va.* - FORT CASWELL, W. C. Pvt. Samuel K. Ard, R. R. 1, Kingsburg, S. C.* ANDREWS, MASS. Pvt. Herman C. Pelance, 436 Chicago Ave- Pvt. Sam Auritsky, 423 South Fourth Street, FORT nue, Kankakee, Ill.* Philadelphia, Pa. Pvt. John S. McIntyre, Pleasant Street, Hop- Pvt. Williams A. Severs, 305 South White Sergt. Bert Barrett, 24 Pine Street, Rutland, kinton, Mass.* Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.* Vt.* Pvt. Lorenzo Puliston, 19 Swan Street, Bev- TEX. Pvt. Willie Blackwell, R. F. D. 1, Box 16, erly, Mass. FORT CLARK, Honore, Ga.- Pvt (first class) Thomas H. Cullum, GrAn- Pvt. Victor Blazer, R. F. D. 8, box 7, Sevier- FORT BARRANCAS, FLA. Ville, N. Y.* ville, Tenn. Pvt. Ira A: Crabtree, Lattimore, N. C.* Pvt. (first class) Allen Leadley, Lantana, Pvt. Frank Bristow, R. F. D. 2, box 47, Blen- Pvt. John C. S. CunninghAm, Hartman, Ark.* Fla." heim, S. C. Pvt. Gunnar Haugan, Hope, N. Dak." Pvt. William Wadsworth, Moorhead, Iowa.* Sergt. Anthony Catalani, 15 Anderson Street, PORT COLLINS, COLO. Boston, Mass.* FORT BAYARD, N. MEX. Pvt. James M. Colem, 635 Main 9treet, Aspen, Pvt. Joseph M. Connors, 432 West Fifty-first Pyt (first class) Samuel D. Green, Fayette- Street, New York City.* Colo. vidle, Ark.* Pvt. Enoch L. McGeen, Las Animas, Colo.* Pvt. Angelo Cupiecia, 161 Ileve Street, Bridge- Pvt. John Ji Johnson, 10 Fifteenth Street, port, Conn.* Sioux City, Ia.* PORT DES TMOINES, IOWA. Pvt. Mahlion Dean, Eureka, Sullivan County, Pvt. Edward W. Parks, Rural Route No. 8, Pvt. Albert M. Bauman, 404 First Street, N. Y.* Hillsdale, Mich. * NW., Mason City, Id4va.* First Lieut. Ira M. Derr, Montgomery, W. Va.* Pvt. Walter L. Spencer, Twenty-fifth Street Pvt. Gloacchino Bigante, Box 105, Vander- Pvt. William Fish. R. F. D. 1, Delrio, Tenn. SW., Mason City, Iowa.* grift, Pa.* Pvt. Mike Floor, Dew Drop Inn, Ringtown, Cook Thomas J. Wilson, 2635 East Adams' Pvt. Gulseppe Crisco, Homer City, Ind.* Pa. * Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Pvt. Leon DeAmerico, Terma, Italy.* Pvt. Jasper Harris, R. F. D. 2, Waterloo, Pvt. Robert E. Ford, Star Route, Ellington, S. C.* FORT BENTAMIX IIARannSON, IND. Mo. Pvt. Carroll M. Hassell, R. F. D. 1, Thomp- Pvt. Ira A. Bompser, Outlook, Mont.* Pvt. Herbert Groff, Milford, Dickenson son Station, Tenn, Carr, 492 West First Street, Gales- Pvt. John G. Honeycutt, Route 1, Wartrace, Pvt. Peter County, Ibwn.* Tenn. burg, Ill.* Pvt, Harold M. Iitclman, Box 148, Weep- Pvt. Michael J. Cleary, Elroy, Wis.* Ingwater, Nebr. Pvt. Willie Jacobs, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Pvt.. Thomas F. Collister, Hillsboro, Ill.* Pvt. Ienry James, R. F. D. 1. Davis OkIa.* Musician Russell L, Johnson, general delivery, Winchester Center, Conn.* Pvt. Raymond Connelly, R. F. D. No. 1, Delsie, Pvt. Ray W. Malone, R. F. D. No. 1, Lagrange, Ind- -- Pvt. William Kelley, 24 Jefferson Street, Iowa.* Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Roy .. Frucltnicht, 293 Western Avenue, Pvt. James E. Murphy, 150 Third Street, De- Recruit William R. Kirschner, 5 Eldridge Batesville, Ind.* troit, Mich.' Street, New York City. Pvt. Sidney F. Gatowood, R. F. D. No. 5, box rORT DOUGLAS, UTATIT. Pvt. Frank Laubach, Belgrade, Minn.* 64, HIarrisonburg, Va.* Hladfield, 905 West Main Street, Pvt. Emil F. Cauchat, 8302 Minnesota Avb- Pvt. Clarence McConoughey, R. F. D., Three Pvt. Albert nu10 St. Louis, Mo.* Springs, Pa.* Colliville, Ill.* F. Johnson, IHeavener, Okla.* Recruit Robert A. Finnical, Phoenix, Ariz.* Pvt. Ranald McDonald, 2938 Tulip Street, Pvt. William Pvt. William Priess, Carver, Minn.' Philadelphia, Pa. Ivt. John P. Kenney, 263 Bacon Street, Potts- Pvt. Robert I. McFarland, Dyer, Tenn. Ville, Pa.* FORT DUPONT, DELAWARE. Pvt. James Maniello, 178 East One hundred Pvt. Harold V. Martin, Hamburg. Miss.* Pvt. Jesse B. Bennett, R. F. D, 1, Sttherlin, and seventeenth Street, New York, N. Y.P Pyt. Jamew R. O'Brien, 270 Brandon Avenue, Va.* Pvt. James Manielto, 178 East One hundred Detroit, Mich.* Pvt. Benjamin A Thpmasson, Delaware City, and seventeenth Street, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Guy M. Reese, 1010 West Common Street, Del.* Pvt. George Nelson, Sumter, S. C.* Tyler. Tex.* FORT rTIIAN ALLEN, IT. Pvt. John F. O'Connor, 404 K Street NE., Pvt. George F. Ritaton, 57 Mell Street, Leroy, Washingtou, D. C. N. Y.* Pvt. Louis Cummings, 280 East Street, East Pvt. Michael Ondishko, Drifton, Pa. Pvt. Joseph E. Schuman, 4322 North Sawyer hIamnlton, Mass.* Pvt. Elijah Owrey, R. 1. D. 4, lVinchester, Avenue, (bleieago, Ill.* Pvt. (first lass) Ralph Greco, 1258 DeKalb Tenn.* Pvt. Carl E. Shali, Bernstedt, Ky.* Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Second Lieut. John M. Ryan, 174 Irwin Ave- Pvt. George S. Shaw, Bartholows, ld.* Pvt. James Martino, 148 Water Street, Wake- nue, Spartanburg, S. C." Pvt. Adolph Siri, luning, Nev.* field. Masa.* Pvt. Azor Sally, Kitchen Mills, S. C.- Pvt Chules I. Smith, Shippenville, Pa.* Corpl. Frederick A. Monahan, 33 Mascot Street, Pvt. Lacy 0. Smith, Route 1, Whitewell, Tenn. Pvt. Joseph F. Smith, 23 Wyoming Street, Car- Dorchester, lass.* Pvt. Sam B. Swindell, Englehard, N. C.* buondahto, Pa.* Pxt. Edward Stempel, 27 Hiensdale Street, Pvt. Harry Theism, 143 East Parade Street, Pvt. Louis Sedaro, 1301 Corby Street, Omaha, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Buffalo, N. Y.* Nebr.* rORT GORGE WcoTIT, WLH. Pvt. Edgir Turner, Cowpens, S. C.* Pvt. William Storm, Route No. 2, Dover, Pvt. Charles Fay, Oddy, Wash.* Pvt. Jodie W. West, R. F. D. 1, Haydenburg, Okla.* Sergt. (first class) John W. Nicol, Dumond- Tenn. ,Pvt. Elmed Stormoon, Killiher, Miun.* Ville, Wyo.* Sergt. James B. Young, R. F. D. 7, Gaffney, Pvt. Daniel A. Stout, 1407 South Washing- S. C.* ton Street. Marion. Ind.* FORT ITANrILTON, N. Y. Pvt. John Weiss, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.* Corpl. Chas. R. Doyle, 22 Neptune Road, East CAMP WALTER 'LALIAFERRO, CAL. Pvt. Everett L. Wescott, South Portland, Me.* Boston, Mass.* Recruit Forrest Chappell, East Seventh Pvt. John G. Yeingst, Rural Route No. 1, Pvt. Harry C. Dunnavant, Charlotte Court- Street, Laberne, Cal. Boiling Springs, Pa.* house, Va.* CAMP WHEELER, GA. FORT BLISS, TEX. yORT IIANCOoK, N. Y. Pvt. .Tek Baxter, Franklin, Tex.* Recruit Daniel M. McDermott, 73 Summitt Recruit Thomas Broadnax, R. I . Buck- 216 P'rospect Court, She- Avenue, Garfield, N. J.* Ilead, Ga.* Pvt. Peter Brasser, Sergt. Clifford 1). Rood, Brocton, N. Y.* Recruit Clayton Butterworth, route 3, Pu- bovgan, Wis." Pvt. Julius Ross, R. F. D. 70, Falconer, laki. N. Y. Pvt. lexander Brobet, Lindsley, Ohio.* Sergt. Pink D. Drum, R. F. D. 4, Lincolnton, N. Y.* Recruit Angelo Casertano, 300 East Onle hun- Mechanic Julius C. Sager, 72 tCarter Street, dred and fourtheenth Street, New York, N. C.* Rochester, N. Y.* N.: Y. Pvt. Tom J. Duke. Gustine, Texas.* Recruit Edward Pvt. Arthur Duncan. 1230 W"est Washington R. Stevens, Raritan, N. T. Recruit James J. Colleary, jr., 114 East Street. Indlnapolis, Ind.* FORT TAY, N. Y. Eighty-ninth Street, New York City. I. English, -Jol, N. Mex.* Recruit Curtiss Lee Gill. Ganer, Ala. Pvt. James Pvt. Philip M. Bellows, 81 Albion Street, Pyt, Clarence E. Foster, Zanesville. Ohio.* Medford. Mass.* REcruit Lonnie Jean, R. F. D. 1, Taft, Tenn. FuEgto, 442 Spring Street, West Recruit Simer Katzenstein, 138 Primrose Ave- Pvt. Anthony Pvt. Michael D'Eufemia, 222 East Twenty- Hoboken, N. J.* ninth nue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. delivery, Royal Street. New York Cit* ' Pvt. Wullks R. Lassiter, R. F. D. 2, Glen- Corpl. Charles Hagans, general Sergt. Manuel Espinosa, San Juan, P. R.* wood, Ala. * Springs, N. J. Pvt. (first class) William J. McNamara, South Pvt. Slv efr H. Hartman, 711 Elkton Street, Dorset, Vt.* Recruit Clarence L. Marklem, Canal Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.* Corpl. Robert Riedel, 193 Sherman Avenue, Big Flats, N. Y. Pvt. Fred Hersig, Helda, Kans.* Newark, N. J.*" Pvt. James F. Martin, Enterprise, Ala.* Pvt I ey I. Lewis, Thomasville, Ga.* Pyt. Handley Mask, R. F. D. 5, Dadeville, Pvt. Walter Lidell, Cincinnatus, N. Y." FORT LAWTON, WASI. Ale. Pyt. Charlie A. Lynn, 122 South Hydrolic Pvt. Roderick E. Bailey, general delivery, Pvt. Elijah Moffet, Elaville, Ga.* Street., Wichita. Kansas.* Shelton. Wash.* Recruit Robert L. Parks, Corning, N. Y. Pyt. William 0. Moody. Toltec, Col.* Recruit William H. Smith, P. O, box 402, Recruit William Rains, R. F. D. No. 2, Walnut Pvt. Joseph Petrucci, 437 New York Avene., 99dro Wooley, Wash.* Grove, Ala. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pvt. Clifford E. Riley, Canton, N. Y. Pvt. Leonard Renio, care B. G. Hill, Richmond, FORT LEAvENWORTH1, KANSAS. Recruit Carl Warren, Inaha, Ga.* Ind.* Pvt. William Boss, Hale, N. Y.* Recruit Ralph D. Weaver, R. F. D. No. 65, Pvt. Herman Schlisserman, 2158 Second Ave- Pvt. Charles A. Davison, 219 North Main box 6, Cherry Creek, N. Y. nue, New York, N. Y. Street; Versailles. Ohio.- Pvt. Ernest Williams, Route No. 1, Hamilton, Pvt. Ralph Laverne Stephenson, Dorstow, Pvt. Le ter V. Evans, 936 Park Avenue, Ga. Ill.* Racine, Wis.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, .NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 31 NAMES OF.SOLDIERS WHO'DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK ryt. Clarence Grina, R. F. D. 4, North, Wood Pvt. Peter H. Schreiber, 316 East Vermont Pvt. John Kelser, 614 East Capitol Street, N. Dak.* Street, Indianapolis, Ind.* Washington, D. C.* Pvt. James S. Jenkins, Kimberley, Ala.* Pvt. Robert Kight, box 202 Purcell, Okla.* llvt. Leo H. Olmscheid, Route 1, Melrosi, FORT OGLETHORPE. GA. Pvt. Holly King, R. F. D. No. 5, Pontotoc, Minn.* Pvt. Joe Ales, Mount Carmel, Ill.* - Miss.* Pvt. Frank J. Rados, general delivery, Sept- Recruit Andrew Amundsen, R. F. D. -1, Clark- Recruit Alfred Knudson, Taopi, Minn.* land. 8. Dak.* field, Minn.* . Pvt. William Lacart, R. F. D. No. 1, Sheridan, Pvt. Richard Rovert, Geary, Okla.* Recruit Andrew Anderson, Bergville, Minn. Ill. * FORT LOGAN, COLO. Pvt. Lewis Recruit Clarence Larsen, Hawley, Minn. Andrews, Keller, Ga.* Recruit Pvt. Calvin I. Beitman, 'estern, Nebr.* Pvt. Lionel Anyan, Greenwich, Conn.* Joseph Larsen, Virginia, Minn. Recruit Homer W. EllingtN, Seminole Okla.* Pvt. George A. Asch, 77 Sterling Place, Pvt. Joseph Larson, Virginia, Minn.* Brooklyn, N. Y.0 Pvt. Lawrence Larson, Twin Valley, Mine.* Recruit Michael J. Kelly, Eureka, Utah.* Recruit Hierbert M. Lassilla, R. F. D. No 4, Band Leader Guy Linder, general delivery, Pvt. James Ashmore, box 236, Columbus, Dassell Minn Port Logan, Colo.* Miss.* - Avery, West Concord, Minn.* Pvt. Joe hesinn, 92 Herbert Street, Brooklyn, Recruit Osborne Sutton, 128 Girard Avenue, Recruit Calir N. Y.* Salt Lake City, Utah. Pvt. George Ayels, Clinton, Pa.* Recruit Recruit Ben Wagstaff, American Port, Utah. Pvt. Arthur T. Bain, R. R. 2, Burnsville, Eddie 0, Lindquist, 720 Huron Street Miss.* SE, Minneapolis, Minn.* FORT M'ARTHUR, CAL. Recruit William Baker, Ilsey, Minn.* Pvt. Stanley Live. Halls, Tenn. Pvt Ross E. Brown, Daniels, W. Va. Recruit William Bakken, anska, Minn.* Pvt Fred Locke, 20 Spring Street, Greenville, Recruit John H. Chrichton, Padroni, Colo.* Pvt. William Bain, Bellvill, N. J.* Pa. * Recruit Richard W. Dorntly, Lake Side, Nebr.* Pvt. James Bishop, Morton, Miss.* Pvt. William II. Long Spring Valley, Mine.* Pvt. William M. Ellithorpe, 819 Mill Street, Pvt. Robert Blair, Archille, Okla.* Pvt. Donald McCool, oew City, Pa.* Reno, Nev. Pvt. Mike Bovankovish, box 527, Fair House, Pvt. (first,class) Frank McDonnel, 1624 Miff- Pvt. Edward F. Hagerty, Wendover, Wyo. Fayette County, Pa.* In Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Recruit David B. Logan, route No. 1, box 115, Pvt. James N. Brennan 726 South Twenty- Recruit Carl Malm, 200 Sixth Avenue South, Durango, Colo. third Street, Louisville, Ky.* St. Pajil, Minn. Recruit Joseph S. Massey, Aull, Colo.* Pvt. Raymond Bryant, Milton Ind.* Recruit George.Marske. Mapleton, Minn. -Recruit Burt Mikkelson, Sidney, Nebr, Pvt. Edgar W. Burley, R. F. b. 4, Lake City, Pvt. Lonnie Marynell, Henderson, Ky.* Pvt. Frink Miller, 1408 South Figueroa Iowa.* Pvt. Joseph Meiser, 1819 Walt Street, St. Street, Los Angeles, Cal.* Recruit Odin Buseth, Hendricks, Minn. Clair Bore, Alleghany County, Pa.* Recruit Albert D. Sanford, Hardin, Colo.* Pvt. Edwin Bye, West and Bortle Avenues, Pvt. Ole Meisestad, Thief River Falls, Minn.* Recruit Alfred H. Smith, St. Helen, Oreg.* Vineland, N. J.* Pvt. Oris Messina, 1 BlockerStreet, New York Recruit Guttorm S. Storemark, Fedje, Nor- Pvt. Ray Caldwell, 1321 Seits Street, Pitts- City, N.-Y.* way. burgh, Pa.* Recruit Paul S. Moats, Lewistewn, Ill,* Sergt. Lawrence T. Riley, 1802 North Alexan- Pvt. John J. Campbell, Pangburn, Ark.* Recruit John F. Moeller, Gilbtrts, Ill.* der Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. Pvt. Tames A. Carin, 2623 Aspen Avenue, Pvt. James R. Monan, Caruthersville, Mo * Recruit Joseph Wilson, Lappfierd, Finland.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Anthony Moncuse, 932 Christian Street, FORT M'DOWaLL, CAL. Pvt. Michael Carmauge. 1370 Walnut Street, Philadelphia Pa.* , Philadelphia Pa.* Pvt. James W. Moorrow, 1601 East Eighth Recruit (unattached) Roy E. Anderson, 2308 Pvt. John J. darter, Bna Vista, Iowa.* Street, Kansas City, Mo.* Union Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.* Cook Albert J. Christ, 239 Lake Street, Pvt. Emmett Morrison, Vanvoos, Okla.* Recruit Joseph L. Cancilla, 171 Infirmary Akron, Ohio.* Pvt. John Murray, Pine Island, Minn,* Road, San Jose, Cal.* Pvt. Joe Christy. Bidding Springs, Okla.* Recruit Jphn H. Murray, 896 North Fiftieth Recruit (unattached) Leslie R. Crouter, Pvt. James Clark, Brinson, Ga.* Street, West Philadelphia, Pa.* Baker, Oreg.* Pvt. Mich. Clements, Plymouth, Iowa.* Pvt. Frank C, Nalkin, 612 Blaine Avenue, Dan- Recruit Howard C. Cutter, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Joe Compese, 444 Smith Street, Brook- ville, Ill.* - box 178, Los Angeles, Cal.* lyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Brick L. Nelson, R. F. D. No. 1, Holding- Recruit John J. Dorsey, 127 South Ninth Pvt. William Compton, R. F. D. No. 1, HIaw- ford, Minn. Street, San Jose, Cal.* kins, Tex.* Pvt. Samuel W. Nelson, 414 Boston Building, Recruit (unattached) Chester II. Elliott, Bend, 'Pvt. Elmer E. Correll, 1049 Benners Street, Denver, Colo.* Oreg.* Reading, Pa.* Recruit Vernie Nelson, Tenstrike, Minn.* Recruit (unattached) Charles W. Gray, 1705 Sergt. Lambert Craig, Sharpesville, Pa.* Pvt Vernie Nelson, woute 1, box 4, Tenstrike, U Street, Sacramento, Cal.* Recruit Elmer Dahlen, Erie, Minn. Mine.* Recruit (unattached) Orlie Powers, Talent, Recruit Elmer Dahren, box 60, Thief River Pvt. George Nevis, 603 Long Street, Chatta- Oreg.* Falls, Minn. nooca, Tenn.* Recruit (unattached) Jesse A. Pullman, routq Recruit Roy 1. Danielson. Ivanhoe, Minh. Pvt. TWilliam Nicholas, R. F. D. No. 4, Titus- No. 3, Vancouver, Wash.* Recruit Charlie Davis, R. F. D. 1, Camargo, Ville, Pa.* Recruit (unattached) Leo J. Reding, Dillard, Ill.* Corpl. Willianm P. Nolan, 440 High Street, Ger- Oreg.* Pvt. Herman Dralle. R. F: D. 1, Adams, Minn. mantown, Pa.* Recruit (unattached) Arthur A. Sandstrom, Recruit Frank E. Elias, R. F. D. 2, Hayfield, Pvt. Elmer E. Nolder, R. P. D. No. 1. Kittan- 1537 F Street, Eureka, Cal.* Min * ing, Pa. FORT M'HENRY, 31D. Pvt. William C. Ellis, Hazelhurst, Miss.* Pvt. Cornelius Norfell, 167 North Cort'Stect, Recruit Alfred Engelson, Luverne, Minn. Memphis, Tenn * Pvt. Joseph A. Latkowski. 713 South Regester Pvt. Frank English, 138 Morkel Street, Pitts- Pvt. Paul O'Connor, Bainbridge, Pa.* ,Street, Baltimore, Md.* ton, Pa.* Recruit Alerick Olsen, R. F.. D. No 4, Cam- FORT M'KINLEY, ME. Pvt. Abraham J. Fainman, 918 H Street bridge, Minn - Prt Ernest F Fisher, 332 Desplaines Street, Northeast, Washington, D. C.** Recruit Bert Order, R. F. D. No. 2, Kimball Blue Island, Ill.* Pvt. Lester Faucett, Route 5, Ball Ground, Prairie Minn.* Pvt. Charles T. Freihofer, Aistead, N. I.* Ga.* Recruit Thomas E. Osborn, R. F. D. No. 3, Le Pvt Harris D. Morrison, 30 Middle Street, Pvt. Robert A. Fiekema. Doon, Iowa.* Seur. Minn.* Laconia, N. II.* Recruit Joseph Fiel, 124 Brohm Street, Pitts- Pvt. William Osborne. Wallius, Ky.* Pvt. Clinton Peters, Gowen. Mich.* burgh, Pa. - Pvt. Marion Page, Tulsa, Tulsa Co., Okla.* Pvt. Oliver Pvt. Roy M. Palmer, R. F. D. No. 3, Forrest W. Quaife, 2829 Madison Street, Pvt. James P. Flynn, 142 Quercus Avenue, City, Iowa.* St. Louis, Mo.* Willemantie, Conn.* FORT MAa'PHERSON,GA. - Recruit Arthur Peterson, R. F. D. No. 1, Pil- Pvt. Oscar L Ford, Kusa, Okla.* lager, Minn.* Pvt. Arthur S. Johnson, Provo, S. Dak.* Recruit George Forseren, Neleon, Minn.* Pvt. TIarlan Frie, Madison, Wis. Pvt. Giovanni Pontilli, 629 Binghamupton FORT AMb-aos, VA. Recruit Ilort Fuller, Garyling, Minn.* Street, Reading, Pa * Second Lieut Charles Leslie Allensworth, 161 Pvt. August Gerdes. Monticello, Towa * Pvt. John D. Pope, R. F. D. No. 4, Dublin, North Farnham Street, Galesburg, Ill.* Pxt. George N. Gessner, Homestead, Pa* Ga. * Sergt. Norris Ed Bell, care of Cook Record Co., Recruit Lester C. Glemmen, Watson, Mien. Pvt. Henry T. Powell, 406 West Fifth Street, Paris, Tex.* Pvt Fines C. Gordon. R. F. D 1. Elba, Kv.* Amarillo, Tex* Pvt. Francis McMillin, 13 Wall Street, Water- Pvt. Ben Grant R. F. D. 1, Pittsburg, III.* Pvt. Loo Previere, Ursina, Somerset Co., Pa * bury. Conn.* Pvt. Leslie IH. Hall, R. F. D. No. 1, Porterville, Pvt Joe Pulie, 27 Willard Street, Carnegie, Pvt. (unattached) George R. Robinson, 1463 Miss * Pa.* Church Street, Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Charlie Ham, Darlington, Darlington Pvt. John Purcell. Centralia, Pa.* Pvt. David L. Smith, R. F. D. No. 1, box 91, County, S. C.* Pyt. Frank P. Rahu, 14 North Sixteenth Excelsior Springs, Mo.* Pvt. Hjalmer Hanson, Correll, Minn. Street, Fort Dodge, Iowa.* Pvt (unattarped) Benjamin F. Strothes Pvt. Grover Haun, general delivery, George- Corpl. James Raines, Ringling, Okla.* R. F. D. No. 1, Trevilians, Va.* town, . C.* Pvt. Charles Reardon, 79, Tillary Street, FORT M1YER,VA. Pvt. Tune Hayes, Maxton. N. C.* Brooklyn, N. Y.* Recruit John F. Hendeicksen, 1609 Nerwood Pvt. Tames D. Ree. 217 West Fifteenth Street, Pvt. Fred A. Bowden, Ridge & Ridenour Ave- Street, Brainard, Minn.* New York, N. Y.* nues, Crafton, Pa.* Pvt. William Hendricks, Blanchaen, Pa.* Pvt. Secore Rociello, 3023 Woodstock Street, FORT NIAGABA, X. Y. Pvt. Joseph V. Holahan, 1430 Jessup Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. OrvieoFausch, Goshen, Ind.* New York City, N. Y.* Pvt. Raymond Roy, Monticello, Ry.* Pvt. Hershell B. Ford, Danville, Ky.* Pvt. Robert Hooper, 555 Palisagle Avenue, Jer- Pvt. Harry Running, Clontare, Minn.* Pvt. Willie G. Fulps, Springfield. Tenn.* sey City, N. J.* Recruit Charles Schriver, 149 Fourth Street, Pvt. Anthony Grogan. 1542 Pierce Avenue, Pvt. James C. Howard, Van Meter, Pa. Mason City, Iowa.* Niagara Falls, N. Y.* Sergt. Charles Hughes, Shingler, Ga.* Pvt. George Rehultz, 430 Sixth Avenue, Brook- Pvt. Richard Hayden Hubbs, Palmarra, N. J.* Pvt. George G. Hughes, R. P. D. No. 3, Rem- lyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Ollie Mason, East Broadway Street, sen, N. Y.* Pvt. Herbert Seidel, Estely, Pa.* Princeton, Ind.* Pvt. Walter C. Huro, Kimball Prairie, Minn.* Pvt. Herman Seipion, Dundee, Ill.* Pvt. Garbaldi Masseroni, 128 Bayard Street, Pvt. Gomer K. Isaacs, Dallas, Pa,* Pvt. Louis I. Semple, Newton, III.* Trenton, N. J.* Pvt. William Jackson, R. F. D. No, 1, Erwin, Bugler Michael Sexton, Whitecity, Fort Ogle- Pvt. Edward F. Rockett, 127 North Eighth Pa.* thorpe, Ga.* Street, Fall River, Mass.* Recruit Anton Jubl, Sheffield, Iowa.* Recruit George P. Shaw, Grayville, Ill.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23,'1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS-WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK. Pvt. William Shea. Frostburg, Md.* Pvt. Clarence Green, Thornton, Ark.* Pvt. Joshua W. Weston, general delivery, box Pvt. Porter ). Shires, Zenith. W. Va.* Pvt. Walter W. Grover, Stockto, Kans.* 6, Democrat, Ark.* Recruit Edward Sloau, It F. D. No. 4, Ellen- Pvt. Harry L. Grumer, It. F. D. No. 6, Farm- Pvt. Charles Edward Wickline, (0 J q, R. F. D. dale, Minn.* ingtoni, Mo.* No. 4, South Omaha, Nebr.* P vt. Henry S. Smith, route No. 1, box 56, Recruit Fred William Gustavson, Clear Lake, Recruit Earl Williams, Cyrus. Minn.* Mangum, Okla.* S. Dak.* Pvt. Ernest Lloyd Williams, R. F.'D. No. 2, Sergt. Willim Smith, 108 Michigan Street, Recruit Walter 0. Hacks, Ji. F. D. No. 1, Hale, Mo.* Depere, Wis.* Greenwich, Kans.* Pvt. Ike Williams, Muldon, Pit. William C. Stalvey, R. F. D. No. 2, Miss.* Ra- Pvt. Walter 0. Hammill, Miller, S. Dak.* Pvt. Davi FORT SILL, OKLA. Pit. Charles F. J.JShay, 484 South Beach St., ville, La. Fall River, Mass.* Recruit Stanley H. Dibble, 1533 Philip Sfreet, %Pvt Charles V. Alexander, 210 North Poplar Racine, Wis. Street, Greenville, Miss.* FOnT WILLIAMS, MI. Pvt. Ernest L. Dickerson, 314 North Prospect Corp .- John B. Aller, Cobb, Tex.* Street, Nerian, Ohio.* Pvt. August 0. Browning, Trenton, Fla.* Prisoner Henry Cole, 24 Middle St., Pitts- Recruit Murton E. Elkey, Pvt. Jesse L. Buckholt, Quanah, Tex.* Laona, Wis.* field, Me. Recruit John F. Eskofski, R. F. D., box 24, Pvt. William Benjamin Conner, Smith Ferry, Pvt. Phillip C. Gross, Johnstown, N. Y.* Amhurst, Wis.* Tex.* Pvt. Raymond W. Palmer, 612 Fairview Ave., Recruit John F. Gastoyer, Ran Claire, Wist Pvt. Matthew Harris Echols, box 91, Wills Lakeland, Minn. Pvt. Wilhem Godsey, Lynehburg, Va.* Point, Tex.* First Sergt. Michiet Swishko, 344 Adams St., Recruit Sylvester L. Guillot, Bourg, La. Pvt. John Etzel, R. F. D. No. 1 Perry, Okla.* Freeland, Pa.t Pvt. Joe Hanna, Yoakum, Pvt. Richard B. Grover, 485 Aouth Los An- Tex. Cal.* Recruit Ferdinand Herman, La Crosse, Wis. geles Street, Los Angeles, sORT WILLIAMS BRIDGE, N. Y. Recruit Herbert G. Igo, post-ofiee box 64, San Pvt. Juan M. Leal, Cowan, Tex.* Antonio, Tex.* Pvt. (First Class) Gordon B3. Meyer, 1317 Recruit John Everett Avenue. Louisville, Ky.* Cook August H. Hellman, Worden, Ill.* H. Ieterlin, Rhinehart, La.* Okla't Pvt. Albert R. Roy, 1267 Bish Street, San Recruit Jesse J. Lauland, Plattenville, La.* Wagoner Walter W. Potter, Sasakwa, Francisco, CaLt Rtecrit Onesippore Lefort, Cutoff, La. Pvt. (First Class) Charles Dickinson Ray- Recruit Walter J. Lund, 1509 Mississippi mond, 1111 Rural Street, Emporia, Kans.* FORT WORDEN, WASH. Street. La Crosse, Wis. Pvt. (First Class) Jack T. Reddin, Merkel, Pvt. Luther Mansell, Trinity, Tex. Tex.* *Pvt. Ray W. Bunton. box 137, Midvale, Wash.* Recruit Joseph B. Nichens, Hobart, La.* Pvt. Homer C. Rogers, route No.1,Potosi, Tex.* Pvt. Cecil R. Bussell, Kellagg, Idaho Recrit Edward H. Northwang, 1601 West Cadet Richard B. Rover, 435 South Los An- Corpl. Irving S. Civis, 3303 Grenshaw St., Twentieth Street, Little Rock Ark.* geles Street, Los Angeles, Cal.* Chicago, Ill,* Pvt. Donstan Richards, Creel, La.' P t. William R. Rowe, Maud, Okla.* Pvt. David B. Clark, R. F. D. 2, Spokane, Recruit Christian Richardson, Rhinehart, La. Mechanic Charles G. Russell, 316 Fifth Ave- Wash.* Pvt. Meleah Rogers, 1407 Canal Sttet, New nue E., Oskaloosa, Iowa.* t Pvt. Jacob J. Cooper, 2020 Maple St., Everett, Orleans, La. Pvt. Glenn A. Southwick, Zanesville, Minn Wras~h Recruit Walter J. Schnoor. Bloomer, Wis. Pvt. Bertram F. Townsend, 107 Church Street, Pvt. Harry C. Demonbrun, 2808 Nineteenth Recruit Otto R. Selfort, Waukesha, Wis. Nutley, N. J. St., Everett, Wash. Recruit Willie Traylor, Hammond, La. Corpl. John Bruce Waller, Cobb, Tex.* Pvt. Sherman Riser, Ferndale. Wash.* JETFFERSox BARACYS, Mo. FORT SLOCiTM, W. Y. Pvt. Frank C. Fulton, R. F. D, 3, Arlington, Recruit Alfred W. Derr, 151 Union Street, Wash,* Pvt. (first class) George Alexander, 880 Oak RockVille, Conn.* Pvt. John A. Green, P. 0. box 530, Everett, Street, San Francisco, Cal.* Recruit Warren T. Harris, West Millbury, Wash.* Recruit Harrison Amos, Constanaula, Ga.* Mdase.* Pvt. Leo J. Haresty, 2030 West Twenty-sixth Recruit Harvey 1. Bonney, Bayfield, Wis.* Recruit William I. McKeowen, R. F. 13. No. Ave., Spokane, Wash.* Recruit Maxmillian Brandner, Herreid, S. 12, route 2, Hopewell Junction, N. Y.* Pvt. Samuel P. Ilugam, Gardner, Wash. Dak.* Recruit Robert H. Carey Barber, Idaho.* Recruit John F. 4Murphy, 814 Cassett Street, Pvt. William Jans, EdwaR, Wash. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pvt. Robert J. Kelley, P. 0. box 279, Zillah, Recruit Eruest W. Cassidy, Wapanucka, Recruit Fred B. Sweet, 114. West Newton Wash. Okla.* Street, Bostona, Mass.* Pvt Ord. 0. Jlapp, 5907 South Park Ave., Recruit Arthur Christoferson, Waubay, S. Dak.t PORT SNELLING, MINN. Tacoma, Wash. Pvt Charles F. Lattimer, R. R. A,, box 124, Recruit Thomas Coffey, Hamburg, Iowa.* Pvt. Harold James Arth, 836 EAst Third Elma, Wash.* Recruit Leo Countenanche, 19 North Strong Street, St. Paul, Minn.* Pvt. Frank R. No-ell, Fifth and North Ave., Avenue, Northampton, Mass.* Pvt. Samuel G. Coiling, Sacred Heart, Minn. Anacortes, Wash' Pvt. Charles Richard Crowder, R. F. D. No. Pvt. Herman Hugo Engelman, route No. 1, Pvt Roy D. Nott, Elwood, Nebr.* 1, Paxton. Ind.* Odwasa, Minn.* Pvt. John J. Omarr, Lamesa, Cal.* Recruit Joseph F. Davis, Cascade. Iowa.* Pvt. Albert E. Foltner, 727 Eighth renue, Pvt Archle R. H. Priddy, routt 2, Wenat- Recruit Raymond W. Dawson, general deliv- West St. CI&Ad, Minn.* chee, Wash.* ery, Rhinelander, Wis.* Pvt. Lars Johnson, Sioux Rapids, Iowa.* Pvt. Luther 0. Sherwood, Elmira, Wash. Pvt. William F. Derr, Mound City, Ill.T Pvt. John W. McCracken, Zena. Okla.* Pvt. John W. Short, R. F. D. 1 Lowden, Wash., Corpl. James A. Frazier, t415 South First Pvt. Fred Orin Mahorney, Star Route, Conargo, Pvt. Preston H. Smith, general delivery, Pame, Street, Union City, Tenn. Okla.* Okla. Recruit James P Hodge, 5201 Nevada 'Ave- Pvt. Mat Prolbich, Ely, Minn.* Pvt Sam B. Tenold, R. F. D. 1, Lacenter, nue, Butte, Mont.* Pvt. George Snover. Luverne, Minn.* Wash. Recruit Harry W. Horn, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. GlennuElmer Stewart, 1508 Pennsylvania Pvt. Walter C. Washburn, Kennewick, Wash. Nashua, Iowa.t Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minn.* Pvt. Otto Weyen, R. F. D. 1, Espanola, Wash.* Recruit Roy C. Lundy, Fontanelle, Iowa.' Pvt Floyd Emil Swanbeck, Springfield, Minn. Sergt. Roy L. Lynch, 512 East Lafayette Pvt. Thomas James Traxier, Leseur Center, FORT WORTH, TEX. Street, Jackson, Tena. Minn.* Recruit Joseph Martinkus 4136 South Arte- FORT sTEVENS, Recruit Rayfeld Alen, 1130 West Elm St., Sion Avenue, Chicago, II. OREG, Denison, Tex.* Pvt. Russell Michenhiemeg, 420 West First Pyt. Charles Berger, R. F. D. No. 2, Carroll, Recruit John Wm. Asbell, Dewey, Okla.* Street, Ta) lorville, III. Iowa.* Recruit Un. Anzett Brown, route 3, box 134, Recruit Louis Pressler, Hyman, Mo.* Pvt. Max A. F. Finkelberg, 548 Sixteenth Clarksville, Tex.* Recruit Warren 0. Smith, 321 South Fourth Avenue, Seattle, Wash.* Pvt. (first class) Howard Dean Burnett, 1202 Street, Grand Forks, N. Dak.* Pvt. Vincent T. Hese, Lake City, Mich.* Park St., Dodge City, Kanst Recruit John R. Tenbroeck, Westgate, Cal.* 34 THE OFFICIAl U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED INARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

AIADISON RARRACKS, N. Y. Pvt. Alfred J. Sprague, 781 East One hundred Pvt. Lawrence Merl Tubbs, 207 Dean Street, and thirtieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* Adrian, Mich.* Pvt. Patrick James Farrell, 2536 East Clear- Pvt. Roy W. Stepp, Jenks, Okla.* Pvt/ Herbert Alton Tuckey, route No. 9, Kala- field Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Amos Thornton, 817 North Payette mazoo, Mich.* YANCOUVER BARRACKS, WASH. Street, Washington Court House, Ohio.* Pvt. Jiohn Douglas Watson, route No. 2, Pvt. William A. Fisher, 227 East Sonora Pvt. Lorenzo L. Wolf, Wichita, Kans.* Gregory, Mich.* Cal.* Pyt. Clvde Edwin Worth, Onaway, Mich.* Street, Stockton, EDeWOOD ARSENAL, MD. Pvt. Herbert Johnson, Route 1. Beaverton, ARCADIA, FLI. Oreg.- Pvt Pierce Allison, Bennettrville, S. C.* Pvt. (first class) Sergt. Martin H. Kavanaugh, Fresno Cal.* Pvt. Louis A. Bull, Algoma, Wi.* Maurice Alexander, Baird, Pvt. George Carraway, Wier, Kans.* Cal. Pvt. Earl McClure, Route 1, Wire, kans. Pvt Fred Charles Breen, 523 gouth Shipley Pvt Ediond D. Middleton, Tolt, Wash. Pvt. Harry J. Conway, 1739 South Eighteenth Street, Muncie, Ind.* Pvt. Edward N. Miles, Baker, Oreg.* Stfpet. Philadelphia, Pa.* ,Pvt. Herbert Robinson Clough, Pvt. Earl I. Smith, R. F. D. No. 4, box 51, Pvt. Thomas Crosby, Mahanoy Plane, Pa. 1015 South Corpl. Joseph Crowell, Pulaski, Va.* State Street, Syracuse, Nt Y.1. Vancouver, Wash. - Pvt. (first class) Sam Kelman, 826 Jackson Pvt. Thomas C. Steelman, Hood River, Oreg.* Pvt. Henry S. Drake, Andolusia, Pa.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Pyt. Paul Weber, 3837 Arlington Avenue, Los Pvt. John Foggie, 818 East Morros Street, Pvt. (first class) Angele, Cal. Anderson, S. C.* Mark Robert Tighe, 1213 Pvt. Daniel W. Harmon, 1202 North Cleve- High Street, Keokuk, Iowa.* WIPPLi BARRACKS, ARIZ. ASHEVILLE, land Street, McAdoo, Pa.* t N. C. Pvt. Jose Cos, Yuman, Ariz. Pvt. Fred J. Kipp. Hanler, Ohio. Kans.* Corpl. William Brown, Bonucau, S. C.* Pvt.,Lester V. McMillan, Douglass, Pvt. John Lyons, 185 Fletcher Street, towell, Pvt. Will- Hargrave, 383 North Pugh Street, BARRON FIELD, TEX. Mass.* Lexington, N. C.* Corpl. Robert G. Davis, 10 Crandall Street, Pvt. Bartholonw Mcaloskey, Jacksons, Ma- ASHLAND, PA. N. Y.* hanoy City, Pa.* Binghamton, Pvt. John McNerney, 2655 South Camac Pvt. Frank L. Dean, 1315 Race Street, Ash- Pvt. (1st class ) William Norman Stiachan, land, Pa.* 32 Pleasant Street, West Roxbury, Mass. Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Cadet Howard Waiters Williams, 193 Parson- Pvt. Robert E. Marsh, 267 School Street, Put- ASTORIA, OREG. age Street, Pittston, Pa.* nam, Conn.* Pvt. Charles Berger, R. F. D. No. 2, Carroll, Pvt. Bernard Mullen, 424 East Eager Street, Iowa.* CARLSTROM FIrLD, FLA. Baltimore, Md.* Copl. Itallo B. De Mattia, box 189, Jamesville, Pvt. Joseph W. Mulqueen, 216 Vine Street AUSTIN, TX. N. Y., Susquehanna, Pa.* Pvt. Nathan J. Black, 3106 Firemount Street, Pvt. Madison H. Rogers, R. F. D. No. 1, Tay- Pvt. Carl Peters, 1016 Diversey Avenue, Park- Dallas, Tex.* lorsville, Miss.* way, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Paul H. Campbell, 307 East Eighteenth CHANUTE FIELD, RANTOUL, ILL. Pvt. James P. Smith, 4151 Wilcox Street, Street, Austin, Tex.* Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Charles R. Caldwell, Gomez, Tex.* Pvt. James B. Kingan, 132 East Main Street, Pvt. Arthur Stamp, 617 Coffene Street, Pvt. Luther E. Harding, Norton, Tex.* Grove City, Pa.* Watertown. N. Y.* Pvt. David N. Hart, route 4, box 41, Pavo, EBERTS FIELD, LONOKD, ARK. Pvt. Jonas Washington, Date, S. C.* .Ga.*, Pvt. David Edward Hortman, Austin, Corpl. Warren Fessenden, Cherokee, Kans.* FRANHFORD ARSENAL, PA. Tex.* Corpl. Lyman H. Hewitt, New, Hampton, Pvt. William T. Rush, jr.r Lampasas, Tex.* Iowa.* Sergt. Perrell R. Swink, 716 West Third Pvt. Miles E. Scrivener, Hearne, Tex.* Street, Delphos, Ohio.* Pvt. Henry M. Sheppard, route 1, Manchester, Pvt. Jacob F. Koene, 165 Graham Avenue, Iowa-* Brooklyn, N. Y.* RARITAN ARSENAL, N. X. A. Murphy, 1621 North Shore BALTNIMORE, Pvt. William Pvt Christian A. Pabst, R. R. No. 1, box 66, MD. Road, Revere, Mass.* Pvt. Horace F. Brittingham, L. Steckel, Atlanta, Ind.* Harriettsville, Ohio.* route 4, Po- Pvt. Walter Pvt. Oliver P. Shutt, R. F. D. No. 4, Edin- comoke, Md.* ELLINGTON FIELD, TEX. burg, Ind.* Pvt. Homer G. Fisher, Lafontaine, Ind.* Pvt Jack B. Fleming, Childress, Tex.* Pvt. Charles C. Wyborski, 102 Mifflin Street, Pvt. Guy Roberts, Crystal City, Mo.* ABERDEEN, SMD. Philadelphia, Pa.* BATTLE FAIR FIELD, OHIO. Pvt Alfred F. ~Bolinsky, Coaldale, Pat, CREEK, MI5H. Pvt. Andrea Giliberto, Galaspito, Italy Pvt Donald McIntyre, R. F. D. 4, Marshall, Pvt. Harold Schilling, Burgettstown, Pa." Sergt. Daniel A. Jenkins, 166 Mountain Ave- Mich.* IIAZELHURST FIELD, IINEOLA, N. V. nue. Malden, Mass.* - Corpl. Paul M. Wingate, 447 Mitchell Street, Pvt. Patrick F. McKillop, 24 Anable Street, Pvt. Floyd A Walz, Webster, N. Y.* Petoskey, Mich.* Long Island City, N. Y. Pvt. Irtel Willidms, 341 Cleveland Avenue, Whiting, Ind.* BERKELEY, CAL. LANGLEY FIELD, VA. Pvt. Max A. Baird, 913 South Main Street, Pvt. Phil Alstoi, R. F. D. No. 1, Alert, N. C. ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX Coorna, Cal.* Pvt. William Duncan, R. F, D. No. 1, tesslie, Pvt. Albert Huntlowski, 3319 Barteau Ave- Pvt. Sidney M. Shultz, Peoria, Ariz.* S. C.* nue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Deane W. Taber, Park Rapids, Minn.* Second 'Lieut. Edward Francis Eagan, 71 ALEXANDRIA, LA. BLACKSBURG, VA. Fletcher Street, Roslindale, Mass. Ky.* Pvt.-Robert L. Liell, Shipman, Miss.* Pvt. Algernon S.'Darden, 105 Apollo Street, Pvt. Jim Martin, Trenton, Pvt. ,(first class) Fred W. Mueller, 7200 Lan- Petersburg, Va.* LUFBERY FIELD, WANTAGII, N. Y. hans Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Carl Olin Minor, 129 Varnui Street Pvt. Roy Wilcox, R. F. D. No. 2, Versailles, NW., Washington, Pvt. Joseph Nereaux, R. F. D. No. 2, Breaux D. CA Ridge, La.* Mo.* BLOOMINGTON, IND. KELLY FIELD, TEX. ANCON, C. E. Pvt. Thomas B. Hays, Sanders, Ind * Pvt. Emil J. Delhl, Twelfth Street, Pleasant Corol. Claud Sirols, 6249 Kenwood Styeet, RORDENTOWN, N. J. View, Beauer Falls, Pa.* Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Hobart Hudgens, Buillsgap, Tenn.* MlATHER FIELD, CAL. ANN ARBOR, MICI. BOSTON, MASS. Pvt. William Jay Plank, 71 Wentell Avenue, Pvt. Harold P. Belswenger. Jackson. Mich.* Pvt. Frank J. Ahearn, box 403, corner Ames Pittsfield, Mass. Pvt. Merle Washington Boyer, 228 Adams, and Cottage Streets, Sharon, Mass.* Cook Milton S. Rubly, 1081 Wall Street, Los Street, Monroe, Mich.* Pvt. Harry B. Dolan, 64 Charles Street, Dor- Angeles, Cal. Pvt. Davis Diffendorfer, 2409 South Harrison chester, Mass.* Pvt. Arthur Jose3h Lehan, POST FIELD, OKLA. Street, Fort Wayne, Ind." Brigham Hospital, Pvt Theo. E. Ebbitt, R. F. D. No. 1, Morley, Boston, Mass.* Pvt. William A. Prescott, Stetson, Me. Mich.* Sergt. Frank T. Riley, Goshep, N. Y.* ROCKWELL FIELD, CAL. Pvt. Harry Tilden Evers, East Main t, BRIGHTON, MASS. Corpl. Elton J. Barker, 1111 North Burdick East'Aurora. N. Y.* Pv. Charles Lukan, Auburn Street, Chicago, Street, Kalamazoo. Mich. - -Pvt. Rlston Hills Fleming. Brooklyn, Mich.* Ill.* Pet. (first class) Thomas M. Meadows, 517 Pvt. William Goldstein, 270 Warren Atenue, Pvt. L'Eciuyer William, 90 West Main Street, Thirty-third Avenue. San Francisco, Cal.* Detroit, Mich.* War, Mass.* Pvt. Roy A. Stribling, Westminster, S. C.* Pvt. Earl Walford Gustufson, Marquette, BOULDER, COLO. SCOTT FIELD, BELLEVILLE, ILL. Mich.* Pet. Oscar lenry Holmes, Cornell, Mich.* Pvt. .enn Austin, route 2,. Litbon, lowa.. Pvt. (first class) Edgar Stevenson Chellis, Pvt. Emery Hugo Krebs, 914 Lafeer Street, Pvt, Leroy Carter, Christina, Mont.* 3325 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Saginaw, Mich.* Pvt. Edward J. Connelly, Youngstown, Al- SEEFRIDGE FIELD, MICH. Pvt. James R. McAlpine, 418 Lamont Terrace, berta, Canada.* Cadet Vincent P. O'Sullivan, 4820 Lyndale South Bond, Ind.* Pvt. Chester Driver, Reeds, Mo.* Avenue, south, Minneapolis, Minn.* Pvt. William McKinlee Fenton, Mich.* Pvt. Alfred Lambert, Roundup, 'Mont.* Pvt. Max S. Moore, Dowagiac, Cass County, Pvt WILBUR Laverne M. McDaniels, route 4, Beaver- WRIGHT FIELD, OHIO. - Mich.* ton, Mich.* Pvt. Edward Morris Adel, 211 East Seventy- Pvt. Ottie Myers, 202 Bond Street, Allegan, Pvt. Miles H. Milligan, 1618 Atain Street, third Street, New York, N. Y.* Mich.* Miles City, Mont.* Pvt. (first class) William S. Carl, 849 Cheny Pvt. Elmer Ross, 438 Third Street, Grand Pvt. Berthold Wolf, box 266, Park City, Street, Lincoln, Nebr.* Rapids, Mich.* Mont.* Pvt. (first class) Henry J. King, route 6, Pvt Jack Rubin, 63 Chestnut Street, Detroit, BROOKLYN, N. Y. Canton, Ohio.* Mich.* Pvt. Harry J. Marlatt, Williamsport. Ind.* - Pvt. Lisle B. Saxton, Lakeview, Mich.* - Pvt. Antonio Gauland, 384 East Ninety-fourth Pvt. Vernon Charles Melone, R. F. D. No. 1, PVT. Ralph O. Smith, 913 Morton Street, New Street, New York City, N. Y.* box 128, West Cheshire, Conn.* Castle, Pa." Corpl. Charles M. Gluck, 170 Rutledge Street, CorpL. Herman Carl Peters, 10581 Avenue N, Pvt. Leonard Thompso, 207 Solith Michigan Brooklyn, N. Y.* - Chicago. Ill.* Avenue. Big Rapids. Mich.* Pvt. James P. Muldowney, Homestead, Pa.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 35 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN AlMY CAMPS LAST WEEK BROWNSVILLE. TEX. COLUMBIA, S. C. DLIZABETII, W. VA. Pvt. Joseph C. Cypher. 2430 Glenwood Ave- Pvt. Martin J. Kelly, 343 Second Street, Eliz- Pvt. Shirley McCauley, R. F. b. No. 3, Eliza- lnue, Pittsburgh, Pa.r abethport, N. J.* acFrpl.Erwin MAl Main Street, Egypt, Pa. Pvt. Edward Rollins Roberts, 1409 Cherokee beth, N. Y.* P vt. Herbert Tate, 2801 Glenway Avenue, Street, Columbia, S. C.* ELLIS ISLAND, N. Y. Cincinnati, Ohio.* COLUMBUS, N. MEX. Pvt. Horace Elison, Palestine, Tex.* Pvt. Paul J. Winter, 62 North Homes Kvenue, Pvt. Frank Dorris, 4322 South Twenty-eighth Pvt. Charles Redinger, Meyersdale, Pa.* Indianapolis, Ind.* - Street, Omaha, Nebr.* Pvt. Howard William, 107 Scott Street, Rah- EDROWNWOOD, TEX. Pvt. Robert Dry, 617 Walnut Street, Louisville, Way, N. J.* Prf. Willis A. McMurtroy, Winchel, Tex.* Ky.* Horseshoer William J. Hickery, Main Street, ELRENO, OKLA. BUFFALO, N. Y. Douglas, Wyo.* Sergt. (first clans) John C. Moeh, 721 Temper- Pvt. Frank Abel, 289 Mulberry Strect, Buf- Musician Richard T. James, Winnebago, Ill.* ance Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn.* - Pvt. (first class) Willie G. Lyon, Ennis, Tex.* falo, IN. Y. FAIRFIELD, OHIO. Pvt. John F. Gianfranceschi, 1975 Clinton Pvt. Ljube Medic, Denver, Colo.* Street, Buffalo, N Y Sergt. Edward E. Morgan, 1417 Papin Street, Corpl. Frederick F, Thoe, 19 East Fourth Cook Ezra D. MacAie, 321 Lansing Street, St. Louis, Mo.* Street, St. Paul, Minn. Utica, N. Y.* Pvt. George Porter, Route No. 3, Kaufman, Tex.* FARGO, N. DAK. BURLINGTON, VT. Sergt. George W. Stanell, Gainesville, Ga.* Pvt. Pvt. Gerald G. .Tones. Brattleboro, Vt.* Sergt. Frank Vanmater, R. F. D. No. 2, Ke- Floyd Norman Knudison, Hitterdal, Pvt. Vieodore Milotte, 195 Eastern Avenue, wanna, Ind.* Minn.* Fall Rier, Mass.t CORPUS CHRISTI, TEN. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. Pvt. John B. Ouillette, 599 Broadway, Law- Pvt. Leroy E. Rose, 100 Greene Street, Brock- Second Lieut. Thomas Bernard, Carroll, 411 rence, Mass.* ton, Mass.* Pvt Carl S. Swanson, Boxborongh, Mass.* North Fifth Avenue, Wilmington, N. C. CORVALLIS, OREG. Pvt. Roscoe L. Cless, Prescott, Ark.* CANDO, N. DAI. Pvt. Lester Mervinn Boylan, 122 Molalla FOXHILLS, N. T. Pvt ernus A. Scales, Gridley, Kans.* Avenue, Oregon City, Oreg.* Pvt. Mitchell Forrest, Whitefield, Okla CHAPEL HILL, TENN. DALLAS, TEN Pvt. (first class) Alan S. E cott, 1524 Chero- Sergt. John Newcomb, 39 Mindon Road, F r. Corpl. Edward T. Woodall, R. F. D. No. 1, kee Road, Louisville, Ky.* D. No. 5, Attlebofo, Mass.* Caney Spring, Tenn. Pvt. (first class) Howard C. Humason, 201 GALESBURG, ILL. CHARLOTTE, N. Y. Vine Street, New Britain, Conn.* DAYTON, 0110. Pvt. Raymond Hamilton Hurlbutt, R. R. No. 3, Pvt. Alfred N. St. Jean, North Main Street, fGalva Henry, Ill.* Whitinsville, Mass.* Pvt. Williany II. Brooks, Route No. 3, Laclede, Mlo. * GARDEN CITY, N. T. CHARLESTON, S. C. DEMING, N. MEX.' Pvt Clayton Allen Devi es, 43 Sycamore Pvt. Clareee E. Brown, R1. F. D. No. 2, box Lane, Waterbury, Conn.' Pvt. Jose P. Moya, Los Canons, N. Mex.* No. 54, Norwalk, Ohio.* DES MOINES, IOWA. Pvt. Alger Helm, 4941 Catherine Street, De- CHARLOTTE, N. Y. troit, Mich.* Corpl. Frank L. Davis, 616 South A Street, Pvt. William H. Janson, Royal Oak, Mich. Pvt. Frank Dieter, Legation County, Onset Oskaloosa, Iowa.* Pvt. Frank K. McCune, Wurtshoro, N. Y.* Post Officc, Pa.* Pvt. Harlan C. Harrison, 1211 North Ellison Pvt. Edward W. Peters, Perrington, Mich.* Pvt. Whitt D. Reddick, R. F. D. No. 2, box Street, Oakland City, Okla. Sergt. Albert Shaw, Town City, N. Dak.* 39A, Colerane, N. C. Pvt. Samuel Metcalf, general delivery, Pvt. George smith, 709 Briggs Avenue, Ra- Wheeler, Ala. GETTYSBURG, PA. leigh, N. C.* Pvt. Dominick Montmaro, Naples, Italy.* Pvt. Marson I. JPuttfield, Rockview Avenue, CHATTANOOGA, TENN. DETROIT, MICII. North Plainfield, N. J.* Second Lient. Jesse P. Hunt, 418 .Georgia Sergt. Rupert Earl Houghton, Alexandria Bay, GLENN Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn.* N, Y.* SPRINGS, TEX. CHESTER, PA. 2d Lt. Karl Clifford Morrow, 708 High Street, Pvt. Richard E. Bertolette, 303 West Green- Logansport, Ind. with Street, Reading, Pa.* Sergt. Thomas L. Wright, Ezell, Va. DOUGLAS, GLOUCESTER, OHIO. CHICAGO, ILL. ARIZ, Pvt. Joseph.L. Kunkel, Algoa, Ark.* CorpL Walter R. Atlas, Gloucester, Ohio.- Pvt. Allen R. Brown, .600 South Third Street, Pvt. George J. Pecor, R. F. D. 1, Clarksburg, Watsek, IIl* Mass. * GOVERNOR'S ISLAND, N. Y Corpl. Fred Deitert, Route No. 1, Barry, Ill.* Pvt. Harrol Werchky, Paris, Ark. Sergt, George Duvall, 523 One hundred and Pvt. Edward Conlon, 94 Wyckolf Street, Brook- nineteenth Street, Chicago, Ill.* DOVER, N. W. lyn, N. Y.*. Pvt. Henry L. Moll, R. F. D. No. 2, Robinson, Pvt. Arthur E. Anderson, R. F. D, 1, Lock- Pvt. James R. Ebner, 81 Sherman Street, Kans. ridge, Iowa.* Rochester N Y.* Pvt. Clifford Earl Moore. Fornfelt, Scott Pvt James Burton, Caretia, W. Va." Pvt. Albert kinsell, 237 York Street, Hanover, County, Mo.* Pvt. Oscar P. Reeves, R. F. D. 1, Bughill, York County, Pa.* Scrgt. Henry M. Rinner, 436 North Mont- N. C.* Pvt. Joseph J. Smith, 615 West Forty-sixth gomery Street, Memphis, Tenn.* Pvt. Charles P. Waid, Alvon, W. Va.* a Street. New York City, N. Y.* Pvt. Harold Leanord Young, 412 Railroad Pvt. Anton Topinka, 1537 West Nineteenth Street, Urbana, Ill.* EAGLE PASS. TEX. Street, Chicago, Ill * 0 Pvt. Sam S. Damico, Pvt. Joseph T. Zannetti, 28 Main Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. 2319 Dallas Avenue, Flemington, N. J.* Draftee Thomas Theiss. 313 South Four- Houston, Tex.* teenth. Street, Highlandtown, Md. EDGEWOOD, AID. GRAND FORKS, N. PAK. CLEVELAND, OHIO. Pvt. Launcelot Beacom, Fourttun, Cal.* Pvt. Elmer Joseph Carney, Ray, N. Dak.* Pvt Arthur H. Pipkin, Seventh and Lester Pvt. Joseph Brooks, route 1, Camden, S. C.* Pvt. Frank Peter Dostert, Larimore, N. Dak.* Streets, Poplar Bluff, Mo,* Pvt. Barnard A. Burke, 307 Walker Street, Pvt. Alton W. Gillmer, Towner, N. Dak.* CLINTON, MASS. Aurora, Ind.* Pvt. John Jacobson, Keene, N. Dak.* Pvt. Gurret Pvt. Herbert C... Scott, 1004 Dewey Street, Casey, Cawker City, 'Kans.* GRAX VILLE, . C. Greenwood, M6ss.* Pvt. Benjamin Cooper, Johnsonville, S. C.* Pvt. Mose Cunningham, R. F. D. No. 1, Kings- Pvt. Wade Sartor, route No. 3, Woodrow, COLLEGE STATION, TEX. tree, S. C.* S. C.* Pvt. George Elwood Buchanan, Madison Hotel, Pvt. Guy Dean, Laurens, S. C.* IIAINES, ALASKA. Oklahoma City, Okla.*$ Pvt. Frank Dziokonski, 1101 Ifranch Avenue, Pvt. William Arlie Childres, 112 South Elev- Cleveland, Ohio.* Sergt. Albert W. Jones, 203 Mich;gan Avenue, enth Stret, Muskogee, Okla.* Pvt. Robert Graham, Bridgeton, Mo.* Klamath Falls, Oreg. Pvt. Harold M. Davis, Geary, Okla.* Pvt. Perry Landrum, Ingerville, S. C.* Pvt. Jesse Howird Engle, Francisville, Ind.* Corpl. Richard Legros. 4724 North WhippIe HALIFAX, N. S, Pvt. Albert J. Iols, Lahoma, Okla.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt Clifford J. Nelson, 654 Rockdale A. enue, Pet. Rife John Hopkins, Swansen Street, Mc- Pvt. George T. Marshall, 4526 Prairie Ave- Cincinnati, Ohio.* Curtain, Okla.* I nue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Theodore E. Metzger, 8216 Avenue N, Pvt. Harold Maxcy, 24 Nickerson Street, HAIIPTON, VA. Galveston, Tex.* Pawtucket, R. I.* Pi t. Charlie Ellis, Old Church, Hanoi er Pvt. James E. Reed, Camp, Clay County, W. Pvt. Joseph L. Loughlin, 964 Northwestern County, Va.* Va.** Street, Baltimore, Md.* TANOTER, N. H. evt. Homer Rush, Pryor, Okla.* Pvt. Felix Polkowski, 64 Greenpoint Avenue, Pt. Claude Harvey Smith, Lenora, Okla.* Long Island, N. Y.* Pvt. Arthur Littlefield Bean, Center Conway, Pvt. Courtney Starkweather, 829 Second COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Place, Plainfield, N, J.* HARRISBURG, PA. Pvt. George Er Baker, Nederlands, Colo.* Pvt. Moses Washington, route 4, box 13, Iva, *Pvt..Herbert L. Barbour, box 62, R. F. D. 2, Pvt. Eddie Phillip Roe, Buffalo, Wyo.* S. C.* Collinsville, Ala.* Pvt. Charles J. Wagner, Brighton, Colo.* Pvt. Roy Wilcox, Webster, S. Dak.* Pvt. Andrew Goebel, 197 Greenville Avenue, Pvt. Malachal Wilson, Kingsville, S. C.* Clarion, Pa.* COLUMBIA, MO. Pvt. William Wright, Goose Creek. S. C.* Pvt. Jesse Norman, Lipcolaton, Ga.* Pvt. Carl Philip Strueber, *325 North Pros- Pvt. Ernest Yeandale, Wicks Avenue, Awia, Pvt. Victor Peterson. 'Aforris, Ill.* pect Avenue, Sedalia, Mo.* Bayshore, Long Island, N. Y.* * Pvt. George Pullen, Lisbon, Ga.* 36 TUE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

HOBOKEN, N. X. JiYE, WASH. - iMADISON, WIs. Pvt. Hugh Adams, 345 Ridgewood Avenue, Pvt. Frederick C. Brown, Miles City, Moat Pvt Walter G. Dieck, Suring, Wis.* Glenridge, N. J.* Pvt. Lawrence Stephenson, R. F. D. No. 5, Pvt Earl Patrick Donahue, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Hugo Adler, 1010 Union Place, North Moscow, Idaho.* Doylestown, Wis.* - Bergen, N. J * Pvt. Thomas Leroy Phillips, Mineral Point, Pvt iumphey Baker, R. 1, box 17, Salis- KANSAS CITY, 1IO. Wis.* bury, N. C.* Pvt. Theodore I. Thompson, 1105 Belknap Pvt. Luther Bank, 40 Eighth Street, Everett, Pvt. William Barr, R. F. D. No. 1, Beetown, Street, Superior, Wis.* Pa.* Wis.* Pvt. Sidney F. Barry, R. F. D. 2, Cottontown, Pvt. Oscar D. Berman, R. R. No. 6, New Lon- MANIIATA-N, KANS. Tenn * don, Wis.* Pvt. Harold Richard Peterson, route No 1, PIt. William W. Bateman, 86 Eagle Terrace, Pvt. Eray A. Blake, 721 Harvey Avenue, Fordyce, Nebr.* Rochester, N. Y.* Oak Park, Ill.* Pvt. Charles Minar Stipp, Thayer, Kans.* Pvt. Forest Clifford Bear, Lathrop, Mo.* Pvt. Carl C. Boden, West Bend, Wis.* Pvt Victor Werdell Welton, Rantoul, Kans.* Pvt. Fernand Bellapatoone, 482 Central Ave- Pvt. Neil J. Bradford, 245 Smith Avenue, nue, West Hoboken, N. J.* . Detroit, Mich.* MARIETTA, OHIO. Pvt. Leroy Berry, 020 Twenty-fourth Street, Pvt. Maurice W. Breneman, Pardeeville, Wis.* Pvt. Max Gorham Williams, Bartlett, Ohio.* Cedar Falls, Iowa.* Pvt. Peter J. Coenen, Depere, Wis.* Pvt. James Birbas, 62 Oxford Street, Jersey Pvt. Charles T. Costa, 741 South Thirty-fifth MARION, IND. City. N. J.* Street, Louisville, Ky.* Corpl. F. M. Bowers, Drumright, Okla.* Pvt. Harry C. Biasing, Port Washington, Pvt. William C. Crombie, R. F. D. No. 1, Fall N. Y.* River, Wis.* MARKLETON, PA. Pvt. Jesse Brashears, Cabot, Ark.* Pvt. Clayton C. Elliott, 328 Central Place, Pvt. Michael Diskin, 143 West Seventy-sixth Pvt. Peter Bronsky, 6428 South Green Street, Dixon, Ill.* Street, New York City, N. Y.* Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Walter R. Fischer, 5 South Blair Street, PA. Pvt. Albert Fran Bush, R. F. D. 2, Stewart, Madison, Wis.* MIDDLETON, Tenn. * Pvt. Albert C. Goranson, Conover, Wis.* Chauffeur Gerand E. Emery, 90 Truxton PVt. Evan Butts, Horse Cave, Ky.* Pvt. Harry A. Hanson, 302 Fourth Street, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Cook Henry Clark, Kingsbury, Cal.* Oconto, Wis.* Pvt. Grover W. Stuhr, post-office box No. 45, Pvt. Robert Sheldon Cocke, Forest Hill, Tenn.* Pvt. Carl Ernst Hoernke, R. R. No. 4, box 52, Minden, Iowa.* Pvt. Albert II. Dehaven, 2311 Langley Ave- Edgar, Wis.* MIFFLINBURG, PA. nue, Indianapolis, Ind. . Pvt. Warren'E. McGeorge, Cumberland, Wis.* Pvt. Hardy R. Edenfield, Wood Cliff, Ga.* Pvt. Edison A. Mattingly, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt Wayland Catherman, 432 Market Street, Pvt. Andrew Funds, R. F. D. 59 A., Orange, OsaWatomie, Kans.* Mifflinburg, Pa.* Va. * Pvt. Charles F. Morrissey, 6110 South Cal- MILES CITY, MONT. Pvt. John H. Grueter, Crystal City, Mo.* ifornia Street, Chicago, ll.* Pvt. Walter Harris, Altamah, Ga.* Pvt. William B. Mueller, 4220 School Street, Corpl. Clarence Olson, Ralph, S. Dak. Pvt. Joseph Haze, 415 Aldine Court, Joilet, Chicago, Ill.* MINNEAPOLIS, HINN. Ill.* Pvt. Peter Neby, R. R. No. 1, Comstock, Wis.* Pvt. Karl Herman Heibult, R. R. 2, Ashton, Pvt. Francis A. Noble, Route, No. 17, Burling- Pvt Don Carroll Merritt, 2638 Bryant Avenue Iowa.* ton, Wis.* south, Minneapolis, Minn.* 1, box 26, Pvt. David D. Moore, 894 Edmund Street, 'St. Pvt. Emmet W. Hines, Morrow, Ohio.* Pvt. Louis T. Onsager, R. R. No. Paul, Minn.* Pvt. William Frank Hugerich, R. F. D. 2, Car- Hillsboro, Wis.* Second Lieut. Samuel Ellis Therrell. 17 Sey- roll, Iowa.* Pvt. Nels H. Petersen, 673 Fremont Avenue, mour Avenue East, Minneapolis, Minn. Pvt. Alfred H. Kinsman, 49 Hancock Street, Kenosha, Wis.* Boston, Mass.* Pvt. HenrV E. Russell, 209 Randall Street, Wal- MISSOULA, MONT. Pvt. Henry Kitt, Williston, S. C.* kesha, Wis.* Pvt. Neil H. Joughin, Libby, Mont.* Pvt. Eugene Lewis Koch, 903 Nachez Street, Pvt. Irvin E. Russell, Bancroft Route No. 1, Pvt. George W. Nicholls, Savage, Mont.* Austin, Texts.* Buena Vista, Wis.* Pvt. Robert Late. Tatesville. Tenn.* Pvt. Frank Schafer, 725 Charltes Street, La MORRIsoNy VA. Pvt. Mortimer C: Lyons, Floral Boulevard, Crosse, Wis.* Pvt. George F. Gray, 183 Montgomery Street, Floral Park, N. Y.* Pvt. Herman Charles Schmoldt, Rosendale, Jersey City, N. J.* Pvt. Thomas A. McGinley, 138 West Park Wis.* Sergt. Earl Luff, 1228 West Fourth Street, Street, Roaring Creek, Pa.* Pvt. Oscar N. Schneider, rural route No. 2, Wilmington, Del.* Pvt. Charles McGuire, Waverly, Ky.* Fremont, Wis.* Corpl. John L Toole, 469 Hamilton Str'eet, Al- Pvt. Henry Claus Mess, R. F. D. 1, West Side, Pvt. Walter H. Schremp, Athens, Wis * bany, N. Y.* Iowa. * Pvt. §anford J. Sekse, route No. 1, Ettrick,* Pvt. Ernest Minnahan, R. F. D. 1, Adaza, Wis.* MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. Iowa.* Pvt. Andrew Simonsen, Racine, Wis * Sergt. Archibald B. Moore, City Hall, Mount Pvt. Clarence Elmer Morgan, R. F. D. 6, Pvt. David A. Smith, R. P. D. No. 18, Allen- Vernon, Ill.* Buntyn, Tenn.* Ville, Wis.* Pvt. Herbert Charles Moshier, 41 Sherman Pvt. Lester H. Smith, Columbus, Wis.* KEW CUsBERLAND, PA. Avenue, Paterson, N. J.* Pvt. Herman J. Spitzenberger, Colby, Wis * Pvt. Richard Hubbard, general delivery, Do- Pvt. William W. Owens, box 374. Donora, Pa.* Pvt. John H. Strieck, Omro, Wis.* alenville, Ga. Pvt. Milburn M. Perry, Ocilla, Ga.* Pvt.-John J. Vander Ploeg, Costburg, Wis.* Pvt. David L. Schulhofer, Waynesville, N. C.* Pvt. Earl Primrose. Maywood, Mo.* Pvt. Frank F. Weisl, 2306 Brown Street, Mil- Pvt. Carl A. Runkel, R. R. No. 2, South waukee Wis.* NEW HAVEX, CONN. Haven, Minn.* Pvt. Peter J. Whalen, Argyle, WiS.* Pvt. Benjamin 0. Dawkins, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Anthony Sadler, Cabey, Ill.* Pvt. Edwin F. Willner, R. F. D. No. 4, Edgar, Cragford, Ala.* Pyt. Lawrence Siegle, 816 Second Street, Dun- Wis.* Pvt. George W. Doalne. Crawford, Ky.* wall, Pa.* * Pvt. Gilbert Wintrone, Dallas, Wis.* Pvt. Wallace B. Eckles, 801 North Twenty- Pvt. Archibald L. Simpson, Toceca, Ga.* KITTERY, ME. seventh Street, Lincoln, Nebr.* Md.* Recruit Charles 0. Reinhold, 1352 Main P t. Harry Solomon, Baltimore, First Sergt William Underwood, 801 Linn Street, Northampton, Pa.* Pvt. Kirby John Stephens, Burrs Ferry, La.* Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.* Pvt. Peter Tuinstra, R. F. D. No. 2, box 37, - NEW ORLEANS, LA. Kenosha, Wis.* LAKEHURT'B, N. J Pvt. Richard Windybank, Loreauville, La.* Sergt. Edward 1). Harrison, 12021 Seventeenth Corpl. Charlie H. Behnke, Merrimack, Wis.* Pvt. Mart Wright, Chesatte, Ga.* Street, Superior, Wis.* Pvt. Oscar J. Gantt, Wilton, Ark.* Pvt. Hume S. Yokley, Pulaski, Tenn.* . LAKEWOOD, N. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. HONOLULU, H. T. Pvt. Pasquale Arnlerie, Warren, Pa. Pvt. Scholar Banks, Leehallk Va.* Corpl. William M. Love, '24 Buckle Lane, Pvt. Alfred V. Hurlbuct, 119 Fifth Street, Sergt. Zibe B. Elliott, 75 Broad Street, Grin- Honolulu, H. T.* Lakewood, N. J.* nell, Iowa.* Pvt. Georie ,McCloskey, 153 Washington Pvt. Ralph Galloway, 69A Inman Avenue, ITHACA, N. Y. Street, West Hoboken, N. J.* Atlanta, Ga.* * . Pvt. Delmer L. Berlin, Valatie, N. Y* Pvt. Melton E. Ward, 534 Second Avenue, 1'vt. John Lewis, New Iberia, La.* Pvt. Walter Clark, 318 Fifth Street, Green- Ottwwa, Ill.* Pvt. Willie Ramsey, 1372 Gwennett Street, port, N. Y.* LAnano, Txx. Augusta, Ga.* Pvt. Dave Rugley, Taylor Tyrn, Shreveport, Pvt. Sidney Schaefer, 1481 Vyse Avenue, New Pvt. Chester Hilton Aglen, R. F. D. No. 3, York, N. Y.* box 70, Winnfield, La.* - La.* Pyt John Francis Tierney, Kings Highway, Wagoner Harold Downey, 445 Mercer Street, Pvt. Harry Zummerman, Glenwood Avenue, ISiddletown, N. J.* Jersey City, N. J.* Westview, Pa.* Pvt. Steve Szenjak, Mount Carmel, Pa.* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Pvt. Lawrence William Reid, Deerwood, Pvt. Louis Avard, -0 West Ninetieth Street, Minn.* Pyt. Charlie Jones, Shelby, Miss.* New York City, N. Y.* * Pvt. Elliot D. Clagne, 123 South Professor Pvt. Clarence William Wittlin, Black Creek, LOGAN, UTAH, Street, Oberlin, Ohio.* Wis.* Pvt. Maurice K. Miles, Smithfield, Utah.* Pvt Eliot D. Clagne, 1309 West Twenty-fourth JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Shreet, Minneapolis, Minn.* LOS ANGELES, CAL. Pvt. Allen R. Crandall, Richmond, IIl.* Sergt. Don D. McNay, 123 East Farming Street, Pvt. Newell 0, Anderson, Sixth and Beacon Corpl. Sam Dornfeld, 315 East Seventh Street, Marion, Ohio.* Streets, San Pedro, Cal.* between Avenues A and B, New York City, JERSBY . T. N. Y.* CITY, LOCISVILILE, KY. Pvt. Everett Grecian, Hill City, Kans.* Pvt James Edmund Herrmann, 914 Iron Sergt. Frederick G. Schultz, 718 Magazine Pvt. Luther Johnson, route No. 2, DeKalb, Street, North Bethlehem, Pa.* Stree't, Louisville, Ky.* Tex.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 37 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Norman L. Maultrop. 1203 Common- Pvt. Fergus Darrell Shaw, 707 North Second SAULT STE. MARII MICII. wealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.* Street, Yakima, Wa-h.* Pvt. Henry 0. Gadberyy, Gentry, Ark.* Recruit William McCullough, 104 East One Pvt. Thad Seaborn Wylie, 432 Fifth Avenue Pvt. Sven Olson, route No. 21, Jewell. Iowa.* hundred and twenty-fourth Street, New York North, Seattle, Wash.* SCIIENECTADY, N. Y. Corpl. Daniel Joseph Shardelow, Trenton- QUEBEC, CANADA. & Tenn.* - Pvt. Wolcott Calkins,. 929 Madison Avenue, Pvt. Harold Somerindyki, Hasbrouck Heights, Pvt. James E. Webber, Millville, W. Va.* Plainfield, N. Y.* N. J.' RAlmll, N. C. SCRANTON, PA. PN t. John E. Vanca, 105 Avenue I, Bayonne, Pvt. Pharaoh Coleman, R. F. D. No. 3, box 20, Sergt. Milton J. Hall, Ferry Street and Ocean N. J.* Wilson, N. C.* N. Y.* NORTH PRESCOTT, MASS. View, Woodhaven, Pvt. Augustus F. Reed, 107 St. Federal Street, Sergt. Ben Dee Samuels, Coalgate, Okla. Pvt, John M. Currier, North Prescott, Mass.* Bristol, Conn.* SEATTLE, WASI. OAKLAND, TENO, NEV. - CAL. Pvt. Carl F. Larson, Naset, Wansboro, Sweden. Pvt. Llewellyn, A. Dingley, 1946 Seventh Pvt. Wilbourn Stock, Overland Hotel, Reno, Avenue, Oakland, Cal.* Nev.* SECAUCUS, N. J. RICIIOND, VA. OMAHA, NEER. Pvt. Henry Kirkgard, Grasse Range, Mont.* Pvt. Harvey F. Carpenter, Byrnside, W. Va.* Pvt. Charles J. Lynott, Jeddo, Pa.* Pvt. Abe Bergeson, Iekhi, Idaho.* Pvt. William H. Gould, 1472 Belvidere Ave- Pvt. John Ockenfels, R. R. No. 1, box 51, Pvt. John Joseph McCabe, Ponce, Nebr.* nue, Detroit, Mich.* Branch, Ark.* OTISTILLS, N. Y. Pvt. Ottaway Harris, 403 East Clay Street, Pvt. Edwin E. Ronshaugen, R. F. D. No. 1, Pit. Jay W. Drake, R. F. D. No. 3, box 80, Richmond, Va.* Roslyn, S. Dak.* Chetik, Wis.*. . Pvt. Harry A. Hornaflus, 2306 Stevenson Ave- Pvt. Herbert Woodell, Cove, Ark.* Corpl. Richard S. Finnegan, 809 Prospect nue, Los .Angeles, Cal.* SELMA, N. C. Avenue, Steubenville, Ohio. Pvt. Albert A. Mecum, Spencer, Mich.* L. Surgeon,jtonceverte, W. Va.* Pvt. Hugh Coats, Clayton, Johnson County, Pvt. Clayborne Harvey, route No. 1, Jeffress, Pvt. William N. C.* Va. Pvt. Raymond Thorp, 2525 West Main Pvt. Rob Lee, Farwell, La.* Street, Richmond, Va.* SIOUX CITY, IOWA. Pvt. 'Michael F. Miller, box No. 185, Colver, NOCHDSTER, N. Y. Pvt Jesse 1. Smith, route 1, Paullina, Iowa.- Pa, * Pvt, Ray G. Teetschorn, 1119 Jefferson Ave- lSOMERVILLE, MASS. Musician (third class) Fred G. Morris, 46 nue, Tex.* Prospect Street, Brockton, Mass.* Houston, Pvt. George F. Keegan, 66 Central Street, Pvt. Frank Ray Portison, B. F. D. No. 2, ROCKIORD, ILL. Somerville, Mass.* Wash.* Pvt. Arthur Siraughters, Lisbon, La.* Washougal, STARKVILLE, MISS. Pvt. Charles H. Rothman, 1830 Sedely Ave- V. C. Pa.* . ROCK HILL, Recruit Athea Ataworth, Magee, Wis.* nue, Philadelphia, Pvt. Perry E. Rowell. Scotia, S. C.* PALO ALTO, CAL. Recruit Carl E. Bonebrake, Lenos, Mo.* ROLUING PRAIRID, IND. Recruit Nfrman -C. Brown, R. F. D. No. 1, J. Clunie, box 95, Palo Alto, Cal.* Pvt. Thomas Recruit Warren Hastings, Stanford, Ind.* Lorman, Miss.* PARK RIDGE, N. J. Recruit Edgar V. Brunson, 1310 Fifteenth Recruit Fred E. Koske, Royal Center, Iad.* Mis.* Pvt. Edward C. Kuttler, Fifth Street, Park Avenue, Meridian. SACRAMENTO, CAL. Recruit James C. Bullock, R. F. D. No, 2, Ridge, N. J.* Florence, Miss.* PASADENA, Cpl. Gustave Wahl; 910 Twenty-first Avenue, CAL. Sacramento, al. Recruit Paul 0. Coker, route 3, Blie Springs, Pvt. John P. Webster, Rialty, Cal.* Miss.* SALEM, N. j. Recruit James C. Davis, I~ouston, Miss.* PENNIMAN, VA. Pvt. Jesse W. Kifer, Barton, Md.* Recruit Vern Hoffin, R. P. D. No. 4, Parnell, Pvt. Frank Joseph Folles, 80 Suydam Street, SALEM, OReG. Mo.* N. Y.* Recruit. Bert F. Jack, Lafayette Springs, Brooklyn, Pvt. Harlan Rawalt Hoffman, Route 1o. '6, PEORIA, ILL. Miss.' Salem, Marion, Oreg.* Recruit Ruford II. Ladner, Lumberton, Miss.* Pvt. Dwight C. Cyphers, Fairview, Ill.* Ark.* -SAM vopYe, TEX. Recruit Brady C. Marshall, Camden, PA. Recruit lenryR. Meyer, R. F. D. No.. 1, PHILADELPHIA, Pvt. Anton J. Schmitz, 5046 South Laffin Prairie Home, Mo.* Pvt. James Todd Cox, 232 Buckley Street, Street, Chicago, Ill.* Recruit Lee B. Mills, Drew, Miss.* Bolston, Pa.* SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Recruit Tom L. Parker, R. . D. No. 2, Hazel- Pvt. Oliver J. O'Hara, 2546 East Somerset hurst, Miss.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* First Lieut. Bradford Ripley Alden Scott, 123 Recruit Marston 0. Poets, Woodville, Miss.* Pvt. Laurence Rosencrantz, 925 Westand East Ashby Place, San Antonio, Tex. Recruit Forest F. Rumans, route 2, Versailles, Avenue, New York, N Y.* Pvt. Albert S. Westbrook, Milano, Tex.* Mo.* Otto F. Schaaf, 3052 North Sydenham Pvt. SAN Recruit Joseph P. Scatihel, Railroad Avenue, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.' DIEGO, CAL. Bay St. Louis, Miss.* Recruit James L. Mitchell, PITTSBURGIE, PA. 306 Fifth Avenue, Recruit George Dewey Sugden, Longbeach, Lewiston, Idaho.' Miss.* Pvt. Thomas L. Alexander, 442 Pacific Avenue, Pvt. Oscar Niecolls, Route No. 1, Eagle,. Pittsburgh, Pa.* Idaho.* STATE COLLEGE, N. MEX. Pvt. Harry A. Backus, 1301 State Street, La PRESIDIO, CAL. (SAW FRANCISCO.) Pvt. Tom J. Duke, Gustine, Tex.* Porte, Ind.* Pvt. Walter W. Eggert, 1340 Haskell Avenue, Pvt. Charles B. Barry, 314 Penn Avenue, Oak- Pvt. Adam C. Adams, Cloverdale, Cal. Lawrence, Kans.* mont, Pa.* Pvt. John W. Al1red, Route No. 1, Polk, Mo.* Pvt. Glen S. Harris,*112 North Gidding Street, Pvt.John E. Curfman, Martinsburg, PaL* Pvt. Walter J. Baker, 26A Astor Street, As- Clovis, N. Mer.* Pvt. Henschell D. Davis, 205 East Cunning- toria, Oreg.* Pvt. Moses S. Smith, star route, Portales, ham Street, Butler, Pa.* Pvt. Charles E. Birch, Northville, Mich. N. Mex.* Pvt. James Delasslo, 1017 Epiphany Street, Pvt. John W. Brol, Route No. 2, Hanover, Pvt. Charlie Trezise, Della, Kans * Pittsburgh. Pa.* Kans. PEvt. Gladney T. White, Carrizozo, N. Mex.* Pvt. Russell Meckley, Alburtis, Pa.* Pvt. Frank J. Demel, Claflin, Kans.* Pi t. Charles August Polin, 1112 Lincoln Ave- Pvt. Earl B. Enlow, Freeman, Mo * ST. LOUiS, 510. nue, Milwaukee Wis.* Pvt. Edward E. Lacey, Corbin, Kans.* Pvt. Herman Jeff Smith, El Paso, Ark.* Pvt. Robert J. Scharp, 750 Glenn Avenue, Wil- Pvt. Guy Larsen, 365 Thirty-first Street, As-. kinsburg, Allegheny County, Pa.* torla, Oreg.* ST. PAUL, MINN. Pvt. James S. Sharp, Shelocta, Pa.* Pvt. Jay C. Leak, Box 124, Salido, Cal.* Pvt. Robert B. Becklund, Winthrop, Minn. Pvt. Frederick titsman, 242 Washington Pyt. Elmer M. Paterson, 1124 Chicago Ave- Pvt. Peter J. Braun, First Avenue, Faribault, Street, Reading, Pa.* nue. Oak Park, Ill.* Minn.* Pvt. Henry L. Strobel, R. F. D. No. 4, Eden- Pvt. Horatio D. Poole, 820 G Street, Mary- Pvt. William J. Brown, 159 Fourteenth Street, borp, Pa.* Ville, Cal.* Richmond. Cal.* Pvt. Milton E. Tanzer, 420 Donner Avenue, Pvt. Don Clifford Redfield, Klamath Falls, Pvt. Norris L. Buckley, 1039 Franklin Street, Monessen, Pa.* Oreg.* San Francisco, Cal.' - Pvt. Sam Weigle, Val"eia, Pa.* Pvt Charles M. Root, Westville, .Fla.* Pvt. Carl Campbell, 328 Fifth Avenue, Pvt: M. Root, Westville, Fla.* South, ARIZ. Obarles St. Cloud, Minn-.* PPcSCOTT, Pvt. Joseph L. Sachsel, 5155 Cullon Avenue, Pvt. Robert B. Carnahan, Shelocta, Pa. Pvt. Gunwald Ottoson, Clifford, N. Dak. Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Martin A. Cook, 4 Green Street, Morris- Pvt. Eugene R. Stewart, route No.*1, Bartlett, Pvt. Horatio S. 'Sanford, 91 Gresham St., town, N. J.* Kans.* Ashland, Oreg.* Pvt. Neil A. Donnelly, 124 Center Street, PV ET SOUND, WASI. Pvt. Edward M. Schaff, Mineral Point, Wis.* Pittston, Pa.* Pvt. Hugo J. Biehle, R. V. D. No. 1, Everson, Pvt. Louis P. Seeburger, 5463 Neosho Street, Master Signal Electrican Harold C. Dunton, Wash.* ' St. Louis. Mo. 28 Thirteenth Street, San Mateo, Cal.* Pvt. (First Class) Barton B. Bolton, box 711, Pvt. John Sibert, Bardy, Nebr. Pvt. Clifton C. Farley, R. F. D. No. 5, Ban- Leavenworth, Kans.* gor. Mich.* Pvt. George Jordan, 'College Place, Wash. SAN JUAN, P. R. Pvt. Thomas F. Finnegan. 2540 North Eleventh Pvt. Jose Betanicourt, Pimentel Street, No 47, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* PULLMAN, WASH. Rio Grande, P. R.* Pvt. Elmer Frederick, route 2, East Strouds- Pvt. Walter Kyle Davis, general delivery, Dens- Pvt. Alfonso Fez rer, Barrio Suhua 4lta, burg, Pa.* mullir, Cal.* - Yauco, P:,R.* Pvt. Harry Glenn, lock box 324, Pendleton, Pvt. William Randolph Edmondsond, 914 South Pvt. Ranon Figuera, Aguadilla, P. R. Ind* Eighteegth Street, Fort Smith, Ark.* Pvt. Antionio Matis, San Sebastian, P. R.* Pvt. Gothard Hoaglund, Monticello, Minn.* Pvt. Harry Gordon Hartmen, 694 Lovejoy, Pvt. Santurnino Torres, care of Vlrgllio Namos, Pvt. Robert .0. Houglun, 310 Fourth Street, Portland, Oreg.* , Manati, P. R.* .South Moorhead. Minn.' Pvt. Lawrence Chaicy Pierce, Bridgeport, Pvt. Antonio Vasquez, Barrio Algarrobo, Pvt. Felix J. Kasperek, 6350 Slocum Avenue, Wash.* 11ayagues, P. R.* Chicago, III.* 38 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. William G. Limabacher, 5386 Reinhardt Pvt. Lowell Waters, R. F. D. No. 2, Colome, S. VLADIVOSTOK. Street, West Pilladn1phia, Pa.* N Dak.* Pvt. George L. Allen, Gibbonsville, Idaho.* Pvt. Louis H. Lotham, Oshkosh, Wis.' SYRACUSE, N. T. Pvt Helmer Madson, Ettrick, Wis.* Pvt. Charles C. Malloy, 717 West Thirty-second Pvt. Raymond Berkland, 36 Chapel Street, 'WACO, TRX. Street, Davenport, Iowa.* - Norw 1,Mass.* Pvt. William Mack Craven, Cameron, Tex.* Pvt. Helemer Messeath, box 124, Fertile, Recruit Kirt Galley, II. F. D. No. 2, Stanton, linn.* Mich.* WAKE FOREST, N. C. Pvt. David C. Miller, 1256 South Twenty-first Recruit James Hall, general delivery, Norway, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.' Mich.* Pvt. - James Lee Hledgecock, Kernelsville, Recruit iHenry G. Moller, 6450 Rhodes Avenue, Pvt. Charles Labeek, Dexter, N. Y.* N. C.* Chicago, 1ll.* Pvt. Fred Merchant, 53 Newton Street, Fre- WALDWICIt, N. Pvt. Wayne K. Moore, 6814 Stony Island Ave- donia, N. Y.* Pvt. Walter Hammond, box 44, Waldwick, nue, Chicago, Ill.* Recruij± Robert Rickard, Claremont, N. H.* N. J.* Pvt. J. A. Morrison, Preston, Idaho.* Pvt. Edward Sullivan, 144 Pearl Street, Mal- WASIIINGTON, D. C. Pvt. Edwin J. Neary, 1152 Wrightwood Ave- den, Mass.* nue, Chicago, Ill.* TIFFIN, OHIO. Pvt. Emil II. Brandt, Garrison, S. Dak.* Pvt. Michael J. O'Connell,.2141 McGee Street, Pvt. Forrest G. Meech, 500 East South Street, Pvt. Edwin J. Lonney, 1437 East Eighty-ninth Berkeley. Cal. Akron, Ohio.* ' Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* Pvt. Earl S. Powell, Springfield, Oreg.* Pvt. Raymond J. Reiter, Le Claire, Iowa. TROY, N. Y. WAYNESVILLE, N. C. Pvt. Oscar E. Soderberg, 2513 Capitol Avenue, Pvt. Percy T. Keator, Tillson, N. Y. Pvt. Charles M. Ferry, 118 East One hundred Omaha, Nebr.* Pvt. Leon Savarad, 15 Pine Street, Faust, and twenty-seventh Street, New York, . Pvt. George E. Stronmgren, Center City' Minn.* N.'Y.* N. Y.* Pvt. Floyd C. Turner, Wesser, N. C.* Pvt. Alton B. Shearman, 029 Winsor Street, Sergt. William C. George, 525 Fourth Avenue, Pvt. Zanimi M. Waterford, Bundy Hotel, New- Jamestown, N. Y.* New Kensington, Pa.* castle, Ind.* Pvt. Curtis Hayes. Cartersville, Ga.* Pvt. Alfred Westormo, Kenyon, Minn.* UNION HILLS, N. J. Pvt. Early Ogel McAtee, 1532 Myrl Street, Pvt. Phillip S. Wilby, East Eleventh Street, Pvt. Rubin Greenberg, 3835 Cambridge Street, Trenton, Mo.* Rome, Ga.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Sergt. (first class) Frederick L. Mitchell, Jr., Pvt. Conrad Willerth, 99 Sumner Place, Buf- Pvt. Hubert C. Woodell, Cove, Ark.* Cernterville, Md.* falo, N. Y.* Pvt. Benjamin II. Selfridge, box 45, Sterling, * STAMFORD, CONN. UNIbN STOCK YARDS, ILL. Kans.* Pvt. William Mayette, 347 Atlantic Street, Pvt. Warren L. Bignall, 2100 Hudson Avenue, Pvt. William H. Stovall, 919 St. Johns Street, Stamford, Conn. * Chicago, Ill.* Richmond, Va.* Pvt. James A. Brophy, 2152 Monroe Street, Pvt. Lacy Stover, Clear Creek, W. Va.* ! SUMMERFIELD), ILL. Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Fred R. Thurston, North Fryburg, Me.* R. F. D., Trenton, Ill.* Pvt. John A. Herstein, Pvt. Orville Wilson Richardson, 1117 South WEST HAVEN, CONN. SDIEY, NOVA SC6TIA. ' Third Aenue, Maywood, Ill.* Pvt William M. Everett, Ottawa Street, De Pvt. James H. Clarke, Syracuse, Kans., care UNIVERSITY, VA. of Valley State Bank.* Soto, Kans.* Pyt. Bert E. Lyon, Avenue S, Jamestown, N. Recruit Brady Badgett, Dobson, N. C.* WORCESTER, MASS. Dak.* Recruit Raymond II. Mason, Nola, Va. Corpl. James T. Smith, 217 North Fifth Pvt. Roland D. Peasley, 2011 East Franklin Pvt. Joseph Wolfe, 95 Grafton Street, Wor- 9treet, Terre Haute, Ind.* Street, Richmond, Va.* cester, Mass.*

REPORT ON FARM TRACTORS NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT , GROCERS' SYNDICATE LOSES PRODUCED INUNIIED STATES FOR WEEK ENDIN.G NOVEMBER 22 LICENSE TO DEAL INSUGAR An Investigation of the tractor sitia- Applications to the Comptroller of the The Food Administration is-iues tie tion in this country recently was com- Currency during the week ending Friday, following: pleted by the Office of Farm Equipment November 22, 1918, for authority to or- Fraudulent use of suar certificates has Control, United States Department of Ag- ganize national banks and to convert cost the Retail Grocers' Syndidate, It was desired to obtain accu- State banks into national banks; char- Worcester, Mass., its food administration riculture. ters issued; charters extended and re- the status of license to deal in sugar. At a hearing rate infoirmation regarding .extended; increases and reductions of the farm tractor Industry in order to de- capital approved; changes of title ap- before the Federal food administrator termine what action would be necessary proved, . and national banks placed in for Ma-sachusetts letters were produced to facilitate an adequate and equitable voluntary ligidation: to show that the syndicate had told some of it' customers that they could get as distribution of tractor4 throughout the APPLICATIONS FOR CHARIER. lior organization of national banks: Capital. much sugar as they could possibly use, country. The investigation was made pur- The Citizens National Bank of provided they could find certificates. In Toluca, Ill - $50, 000 a letter to one custoiner, an official of suant to the President's proclamation of The National Baunl of Johnston, May 14, 1918, relating to the farm equip- S. C------50,000 the company wrote: industry, which was issued under " On the last 2 barrels shipped you I mIept Total authority of the food control act of Au------100, 000 had some blank certificates and took the gust 10, 1917. In connection with this in- CHARTERS ISSUED. liberty of filling in your name as though vestigation a report was received from Original organizations: the certificates w-ere sent to me by you." ever, tractor manufacturer in this coun- - The First National Bank of The syndicate had beea filling orders Monticello, San Juan County, on certificates which were not indorsed. try concerning the numnber of tractors Utah ------25,000 manufactured and their distribution be- For conversion of Stato bains: The Retail Grocers' Syndicate, although tween January 1, 1916, and July 1, 1918. The First National Bank of Salt- handling sugar only in wholesale quan- ville, Smyth County, Va. Con- titles, was doing business A sumnary of these reports is given be- version of The Saltville Bank under a re- low: (Inc.) ------5, 000 tailer's license.' In Act, the official who represented the company tat the hearing NUMBER ON TRACTORS NIk-.\UFACTURED. Total ------50, 000 admitted that lie had framed the food 1916 -- __ 29, 670 1917 ------62 742 INCREASES ON CXPITAL APPROVED. administration license, but had never January 1 to June 30, 1918 ------58 543 - Amount. read it nor become aware that for almost The Winters National Bafik of Day- Total ------150. 995 ton. Ohio. Capital increased from a year he had- been-doing business under $500,000 to $1,000,000 ------$500, 000 a license which did not apply to his con- NU-MBER ON TRACTOR3 SOLD. The Coffeen National Bank, Coffeen, cern. To users: Ill. Capital increased from $25,- 1016 ------27,819 000 to $35,000------10, 000 'The revocation becQues effective No- 1917 ------49,504 vember 1, 1918, and remains in force until To exporters: Total ------510.000 January 1, 1919. 1917 ------14,854 1918 (first 6 months) --- - 15, 610 CHARTERS REEXTENDED. Number of tractors on hand, in The Little Falls National Bank, Little Better than money - transit, or in hands of dealers Falls, N. Y.. charter reextended because they earn at time of report (August, until close of business on Nov. money; buy a WAR-SAYINGS STAMP- 1918) ------11, 388 17, 1938. TO-DAY. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. 39 ADDITIONAL PASSAGE CHARGES DRAFTING OF CERTAIN COAST ARTILLERY INSLEEPER AND PARLOR CARS COMPANIES, VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD, OrrICE OF TTE POSTMAESTErl GENERAL, Washington, Kovember 16, f918. INTO UNITED STATES MILITARY SERVICE The United Strtes Railroad Adminis- tration-advises that, effective December BY THE PRESIDENT Or THE UNITED STATES such appointments to be effective, sub- 1, 1918, the additional passage charge or AxmIcA. ject to acceptance, on and from the for travel in sleeping and parlor cars hun- A PROCLAMATION. seventh day of November, nineteen will be represented by the sleeping or dred- and eighteen, and each of them, sub- parlor car ticket issued for the space Whereas, by section one hundred and ject to sujch acceptance, is hereby assigned occupied instead of being included in the eleven of an act of Congress entitled as of said date to the organization in the railroad ticket as heretofore. "An act for making further and more Army of the United States composed of Employees of the department traveling effectual provision for the national de- those who nwere members of the National on travel commissions will not be re- fense, and for other purposes," approved Guard of Virginia. The noncommissioned quired to pay the additional passage by the President on the third day of June, officers of said organizations the mem- charge. They will be sold the regular nineteen hundred and sixteen, it is pro- hers of which are hereby drafted are ap- form of sleeping or parlor car tickets, vided that when Congress shall have an- pointed noncommissioned officers in their such tickets being stamped "Additional thorized the use of the armed land forces present grade in the organizations of the passage charge not collected." A certifi- of the United States for any purpose re- Army composed of said members and cate in the following form should be filled quiring the use of troops in excess of shall, in each case, have the same rela- out and signed by such officers and em- those of the Regular Army the President tive rank as heretofore and all other ployees of the department, when travel- may draft Into the military service of the enlisted men in said organizations are ing on oflicial business, and given to the United States, to serve therein for the hereby confirmed in the Army of the transportation agents from whom sleep- period of the war, unless sooner dis- United tates in the grades and ratings ing or parlor car accommodations are charged, any or all members of the Na- held by them- in the National Guard of purchased: tional Guard; and Virginia in ill cases where such grades CERTIFICATE. Whereas, by an act of Congress enti- and ratings correspond to grades and rat- I certify that the ticket (or tickets) tled "An act to authorize the President to ings provided for in like organizations of office - . Forn - -, No. - increase temporarily the Military Estab- the Regular Army, all such appointments for accommodations in sleeping or parlor lishment of the United States," approved of-noncommissioned officers and confir- cars from _- to _ _ _ vill be used by the President on the eighteenth day of mations of other enlisted men in their' in connection with commission No May, nineteen hundred and seventeen, it grades to be without prejudice to the an- issued by Post Office Department. is provided " that in view of the existing -thority of subordinate commanders in emergency, which demands the raising of respect to promotions, reductions, and (Signature of offheer of employee.) troops in addition to those now available -changes in enlisted personnel. he is hereby, au- The companies of said National Guard - (TJitle.) the President be, and thorized ' * -* to draft into the mili- of Virginia will bear the following desig- nations: (Department or establishment.) tary service of the United States, organ- ize, and officer, in accordance with the 11th Co., C. A. C., Va. N.* G.-Battery A, A supply of the certificates will be fur- 35th Regt. Artillery (C. A.). nished supervisory officials of the depart- provisions of section -one huncdred and eleven of said national defense act * * * 12th Co., C. A. C., Va. N. G.-Battery B, ment and Postal Service for distribution 35th Regt. Artillery (C. A.). to the employees who hold commissions. any or all members of the National Guard and of the National Guard Reserves, and 13th Co., C. A. C., Va. N. G.-Battery C, Employees of the department who do 35th Regt. Artillery (C. A.). not travel on commissions' said members so drafted into the military but who pay 14th'Co, C. A. C., Va. N. G.-Battery D, cash for their transportation, are not service of the United States shall serve therein for the period of the existing 35th Regt. Artillery (C. A4. exempted from the pa. ment of the addi- 10th Co., C. A. C., Va. N. G. Batters E, tional passage charge. emergency, unless sooner discharged ": Non, therefore, I, WoodroNi Wilson, 35th Regt. Artillery (C. A.). J. C. KooNs, In witness whereof I have hereunto Acting Postmaster Gelncral. President of the United States of Arer- ica, by virtue of the powers conferred set my hand and caused the seal of the upon me by the'said acts of Congress, do United States to be affixed. Tariff Commission Report hereby draft Into the military service of Done in the District of Columbia this the United States, to serve therein for the seventh day of November, it the year of On Brush-Making Industry period of the existing emergency, unless our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sooner discharged, as of and from the eighteen, and of the independence of the Conditions in the brush industry in the seventh day of November, nineteen hun- United States of America the one hundred United States and in the principal foreign dred and eighteen, all members of the. and forty-third. brush-producing countries are the subject Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, [SEAL.] WOODROW WTTLsOT. of a report issued by the United States and Fourteenth Companies, Coast Artil- By the President: Tariff Commission. lery, National Guard, Virginia. ROBERT LANSING, This report shows that the American Secretary of State. market consmnues about $20,000,000 worth All-persons hereby drafted shall, on and of brushes annually. The value of Ameri- from the seventh day of November, nine- can-made brushes, according to the cen- teen hundred gnd eighteen, stand dis- XUSTER-OUT BLANKS BY HAIL. charged from the militia, and In accord- sus of 1914, was nearly 819,000,000. Im- OrPICE OF FIRST AssIsTANT ports averaged over $2,000,000 for the ance with the provisions of said act of May eighteenth, nineteen hundred and seven- POST MASTER GENERXL, years 1910 to 1914; in 1915 they fell to Washllyton, Yoenmber 19, 1918. $1,644,189, but in 1917 they increased to teen, shall on and from said date be sub- S2,209.976. VE'xports amounted to less ject to the laws and regulations govern- POSTiASTERs: This department is in- than $500,000 in 1914, but increased to ing the Regular Army. formed that the War Department will\. $863,630 in 1917. Tie members of each company hereby shorfly distribute " muster-out blanks" The war has caused less fluctuations in drafted into the military service of the to training camps in the United States. the total value of brushes imported than United States shall be embodied in or- These blanks will be dispatched from in the amrDunts spplied by the various ganizations corresponding to those of the Washington, D. C., in sacks, the labels of foreign sources. European countries have Regular Army. The officers of said or- which will bear the indorsement " muster- retained but a small share of the Ameri- ganizations who are drafted and whose out blanks." can niarket, while Japan has almost trip- offices are provided for in like organiza- Postmasters and postal employees are led her prewar shinments. At the same tions of the Regular Army are hereby requested to give special attentioli to time the domestic industry has been stim- appointed officers in the Army of the these mailings. treating the same in all ulated by Government orders for the fight- United States in the arm and in the respects as first-class mail. Ing forces and by the demands from coun- grades in which they now hold commis- . J. C. liooNs, tries formerly supplied by Europe. sions as officers of said National Guard, First Asst. Postmastr General. 40 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETJ: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918.

RED CROSS 1-JOME SERVICE

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

How to Keep Up Your discharge and inform thdm as to the which were paid the injured Civil War Government Insurance utilization of the Red Cross Home Serv- veterans and their families. If you ice. It is hoped that wherever possible should be totally disabled by some in- You should be told before leaving the a copy of this booklet may be handed to Jury or disease resulting from your mili- service the date up to which premiums on each man with his discharge papers. tary service you will receive from $30 your policy have been paid by deduction The introductory portions of this to $100 per month from the Govern- from your pay. This is very important. booklet are given below. ment, according to the size of your fam- If your officers do not notify you of this ily and the nature of your disability. If date, ask them about it. Greeting to Returning Soldiers. you should be partly disabled, this pay- When this date arrives you should pay ment will be made in proportion to your the next premium and continue to make We, your neighbors, speaking through loss in earning capacity. If you are en- such payments each month thereafter in the Red Cross, welcome your return. titled to compensation, the Home Service order to keep your insurance in force. You have served us and your country Section of the Red Cross will advise you If you leave the service without learning well in the greatest war in history. how to secure the necessary forms upon this date, be sure to make your next pay- Whether you served in this country or on which to file a claim and assist you in ment within 31 days after you were dis- the battlefields of France, we are proud filling it out. Do not hire an attorney charged.* of you. In -your absence we pledged our- or claim agent to file the claim for you. Your letter containing the insurance selves through the Red Cross that In The law states that " no elaim agent or payment should be addressed to " The times of emergency and anxiety your attorney shall be recognized in the pre- family need want for nothing which sentation of claims " for compensation. Bureau of War-Risk Insurance, Atten- friendly interest and ample resources tion of Insurance Section, Treasury De- could supply. When you get home you partment, Washington, D. C.," and should may be sure that this friendly Interest Why You Should Kepp Up Your state the date to which premiums on Government Insurance your policy were paid by deductions from will not cease. Our greatest opportunity to be of service may come while you and When you entered the Army you took your pay (if you were so Informed when your family are getting back to everyday you were discharged), together with the- out Government insurance and allotted life. We may need only to supply you a portion of your monthly pay to keep up cause of discharge as shown by discharge with information, but that will be given papers, your full name and rank, serial . premium payments. It is of the greatest number, and your present post-office promptly and accurately. Whatever we importance that you keep up your Govern- address. shall have the opportunity to do working ment insurance. -ar with you, we shall gladly do through the From the Home Service Section in your If you are unable- to give your serial Home Service Section of the Red Cross. number, then you should state the or- home towi you can learn the plans which the Government is now perfecting by, ganization to which you were attached ConsultYour Home Service Sec- at the time y6u took out the insurance, which you can, within five years after your home address at the time of enlist- tion About These Things peace is declared, change the form of in- ment, the date of your birth, and the surance which you are now carryifg into Here are some things which you and any of the ordinary kinds of private in- date of discharge. your family will wish to know about surance. It will still be Government in- If you are in doubt as to the amount, when you return and about which you surance, however. If your premiums are be sure to send enough, for any overpay- and they may obtain further information kept up you may take advantage of these ment will be credited as advance pay- from the Home Service Section of the plans without medical examination, even ment on future premiums. On receipt Red Crosq chapter in your home town: though you may have suffered some in- of your first payment the Government Every returned soldier and his family jury or contracted some illness in the will send you a form to use N ith your will need information about his rights meantime which would make you uninsur- next payment. under the war-risk insurance law or the able in an insurance company. If you do not make your insurance civil relief act or other legislation or Even if you are sound and healthy, do payments within 81 days after they are regulations fqr the benefit of soldiers and not be persuaded to drop your Govern- due your insurance will lapse, and it will their relatives. You and your family will ment insurance. You owe it to yourself be necessary for you to make a formal want to know how to keep your Govern- and your family to keep yourself insured, application for reinstatement. - If the in- ment insurance from lapsing; how to file We believe that you can best do this by surance has lapsed you should send im- a claim of compensafion if you have been maintaining your Government insurance mediately to the Bureau of War-Risk injured in the service; what plans the for the following reasons: Insurance the full amount which you Government is perfecting to return dis- You keep -,our family continually pro- believe to be due and apply at once to charged soldiers to industry; how to ap- tected. 3our home service section for informa- ply for arrears of pay; how long the Gov- It helps you to save mope methodi- tion and assistance as to how you may ernment allowance to your family should cally. procure reinstatement. continue, etc. It is not necessary for you It gives you an opportunity by means of to write to Washington to learn these an endowment policy (if you want to -Information for Men About to Be things. Washington sends the latest In- change later to that form of insuraice) Discharged from the Army forimation on these and many other points to provide for your own old age. to your Home Service Section for the The Government insurance will cost The Department of Civilian Relief of use of yourself and 3our family. Take you less than other life insu-'ince because the American Red Cross has prepared a your Inquiries to the Red Cross, where there are no charges for commissions, col booklet entitled " When You Get Home," they 'will be answered accurately and lections, administrative or advertising exa 'which will be distributed by Red Cross promptly and without charge. penses. representatives in camps throuighout the Government insurance is free from tax- country, to men who are about to be dis- Government Compensation atioi. charged from the service. Gen. Munson, for Injury or Disease Go ernment insurance is ifree from chief of the morale branch, General Staff, claims of creditors. approves the publication and distribution If you were injured or contracted dis- There is nothing safer than Govern- of this pamphlet stating " the book is ease in the line of duty while you were ment insurance. excellent from the morale standpoint." ii the Army the Government 'will pay He has wired the commanding general of you compensation similar to the work- trouble to buy, cheap, convenient, each camp suggestipg that the Red, men's compensation givr-' to injured fac- No Cross represenlative be afforded suitable tory employes. This compensation in a real iavestment-W AI - S AV ING opportunity to reach the men girlor to your-case takes the place of the pensions 9TAMPS.