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K WBhiSHBn under orde.- of THE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES by COMMITTEE on VVEI.IC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chuirman COMPLETE Record of U, S. GOVERNMENT Activities

VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. No. 543

CONFERENCE ON RELATIONSHIP PLAN TO DISPOSE OF SUPvPLUS ARMY’S SHIPPING PROBLEM OF RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION GOVERNMENT-OWNED NITRATE r AND PROGRESS IN BRINGING r TO THE STATE COMMISSIONS United States Has 230,000 Tons f in This Country and 120,000 TROOPS BACK FROM FRANCE STATEMENT BY DIRECTOR GENERAL Tons in Gliile. OUTLINED BY DEPARTMENT Desire Harmonious Cooper aiion for The War Department authorizes the in Matters of Policing Crossings, following statement from the office of the ALLIES TRANSPORTED Director of Sales Safety Appliances, Etc., Shown at A meetin.g for the purpose of taking up 56 PER CENT OVERSEAS the matter of the disposition of surplus Meeting with Special Committee. stocks of .sodium nitrate in this country Since 11 was held in the office of the Director of November Amer- Till' United States Itaili'oad Adminis- Sales and was attended by a representa- ica's Fleet of Troop Ships ti-ation issues tiie following: tive of the Whir Trade Board, a i'e])ve- Walker D. Hines on Wednesday. Feb- sentative of the War Industries Board, in Operation or Under ruary 19, authorized the following state- the Nitrate Committee, and representa-

ment : tives of the Sales Office, Conversion Has Increased file Director General desires to clarify the relationship between the United Government Has 346,000 Tons Surplus, From 400,000 to 830,000 States Itailroad Administration and the It develojied at this meeting that the Tons — Eight Large Ger- State railroad and public service commis- Government has a surplus of approxi- sions and to agree with them on a plan of mately 226.000 tons of sodium nitrate in man Liners, Now at Ham- constructive cooperation under peace con- the United States and 120,000 tons in ditions. With this object in mind and at Chile. It was decided that the importers burg, Allocated to U. S. his invitation a conference was hehl to- should dispo.se of the surplus in this coun- day between the Director General, IMr, try and that the Government should en- The War Department authorizes the Max Thelen. Director of the Division of deavor to dispose of the surplus in Chile following statement concerning the situa- Public Service, and Mr. PI. C. Niles, of to forei.gn interests. A committee was tion regarding the return of troops the Division of the Public Service, repre- appointed by the Nitrate Committee to The signing of the armistice reversed senting the Railroad Administration, and draw up an offer to the Government to the Army’s shipping prolilem. members of the executive committee, and buy the surplus nitrate, the Government The Army troop fleet lias never had a the special War Committee of the Na- to allow them a certain fixed amount per carrying capacity in excess of 116.000 men tional Association of State Railway and ton to cover cost of selling. a month. Our transports readied this Utilities (tommi.ssions, headed by Mr. Continuation of Method. flgure in .June, 1918, hut did not eiiual it Charles E. Elmquist, president of the as- gain during the rest of The oiieration outlined is simpl.y a con- a, the summer. The sociation. tinuation of the method under which the allies transported 56 per cent of our en- Harmony Developed at Meeting. consumers have olitained sodium nitrate tire force. Our own troop fleet grew to through the importers since November, 400,000 dead-weiglit tons in .Tune, 1918, The conference developed the earnest 1917. The same importers wbo brought and remained stationary at that figure desire on the part of both the representa- the sodium nitrate into the country for during the rest of the year. tives of the Railroad Administration and distribution to consumers are now dis- of the State coimuissions to work in the Allies Withdraw Troopships. posing of the surjilus on exactl.v the same most comjdete harmony in the imblic in- When tlie armistice was signed the basis as previously outlined by the IVar terest. The Director General, speaking allies witlidrew their troopsiujis to take Industries and War Trade Boards. The for the Railroad Administration, and Mr. care of their own problems of repatria- importers who will have the responsibility Pllmciinst, speaking for the State commis- tion, leaving the Army willi a fleet whose for the sale of the surplus are still lield sions, voiced the desire to cooperate in carrying capacity mider winter condi- out of the primary market for shipment this dii'cction. tions was approximately 8.1,000 men a to the United States pending the dis- As a result of the meeting, the Direc- month. Steps were taken at once to ex- tribution and sale of this suridus, oi- tor General plans to put inlo eftect the pand this caiiadty radically. Negotia- until import re.strictions are removed by following policy as to the operation of tions were ojieiied with the allied Gov- the signing of jieace. the railroads under Federal control in- ernments and neutral shipping interests volving police regulations of tlie several the n.se of Navy war ships was secured ; Slates, other than Ihose affecting the Cuban Embargo Imposed inquiries regarding the use of German Iransimrtation of troops, war materials, liners were initiated, and tlie policy of or Government supplies, or the issue of On Wheat-Flour Imports converting the large and suitable cargo slocks or bonds or rates, fares, and (ransiiorfs to trooiisbips as they appeared charges. With this policy the representa- The War Trade Board announces, in in imme jiorts was instituted. tives of the State commissions expressed a new ruling, W. T. B. R. 607, for the Tile result has bemi a steady incrca.se themselves as being in entire accord. information of exporters in the United in the troop movement. Stai-tiiig with States, that they have beini informed that emliarkations of 2.j,000 men in Noveinlier, Police Eegulations, Etc. the Government of Cuba has placed an the movement grew to 98,000 in Decem- “ Transportation systems under Fed- embargo upon all importations of wheat ber and 114,000 ill .Tanuary. February eral control continue subject to the law- flour for 60 days. will reach 160,000 and Mardi 200,000. fl’o fid police regulations of the several The particulars of such embargo have Felmiary 10 the embarlcatioiis from the States in such matters as spur tracks, not, as yet, been communicated to the American Exiieditionary I'kirces totaled railroad ci-ossings, safety appliances, War Trade Board, and ex]iorters in the flO.l.OOO; to Eebniary 28 they will total track connections, train service, the es- United States should consult their con- 400,000. ((.'ontinucU on page 2.) signees in Cuba as to such particulars. Tlie.se re.sults liave been obtained de- ; :

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s)iite the haiulicmi.s of winter weather U. v.hkh slows ship turiiaroiuuls and re- S. TROOPS IN NORTH RUSSIA RELATIONSHIP OF FEDERAL duces loading; the necessity for cutting IN capacities to accoimnodate large numbers THE BEST OF CONDITION, AND STATE RAILROAD OFFICIALS

of wounded men ; and the disabling of COMMANDING OFFICER CABLES (Continued from 1.) some of our be.st transports. The Amcv- page ira, one of the biggest carriers, has lablishment, maintenauce, and sanitation been out of service since October 15; the Health Rood and the Allied Com- of station facilities, the investigation of Mount Vernon, ttn-pedoed in French mand Able to Care for Itself accidents, and other matters of local serv- waters, since September 28 and the ; ice, safety, and equipment. It will be the Xortliern Pacific, which grounded on Fire “Against the Whole Hol- policy of the Director General lo cause Island, since .Tanuary I. The Great sheviki Army.” tlie ordei’s of the State commissions in yorthern, was rammed in France aud was these matters to be carried out. The at- out of commission from November 19 to The War Department authorizes publi- tention of the State commissions, how- February 11; while the Leviathan was cation of the following cabled communi- ever, is invited to the present status of the overhauled in England in November and cation from Col. George E. Stewart, com- railroads under Federal control and the Iheu lost a month through turbine trouble manding American troops in northern re.sponsibility of the Federal Treasury for on her return to this country. Russia any deficiencies in reveniie, and it is as- At pre.sent 10 cargo ships have been “The alarmist reports of condition of sumed that expenditures \.lll be ordered converted to troop transports and have troops in North Russia, as published in only in the light of this status and after sailed from France; 29 are under con- press end of December, are not warranted full consideration of the bearing of the version ; and 15 more will be converted by facts. Troops have been well taken particular case upon the needs and diffi- as t hey appear in home ports. This makes care of in evei’y way and my ollicers re- culties of the United States in operating a total of 54 shi|)s, aggi'cgating approxi- sent these highly exaggerated reports, the railroads.” mately .550,000 dead-weiglit tons. Since feeling that a slur is cast on the regiment The Director General also announced November 11 our fleet of troop .ships in and its wonderful record. Health of the following policy with regard to iu- operation or umler conversion has in- command is excellent, sick and wounded vesti,gations and reports on the part of creased from 400.000 tons to 880.000 tons. are well taken care of, and the allied the State commissions and with this In anotlier montii it will reach 9.50,000 command is capable of taking care of policy also Iho State commissions’ repre- tons. These tigures are exclusive of war- itself against the whole Bolshevik! army. .sentatives expressed approval ships and any (lerman liners in German AVe are clo.sed in by ice until .spring, so ports. Investigations by State Officials. mail should not be expected from mem- Carrying Capacity Growing. bers of this command except at long and “ The Director General earnestly de- irregular intervals until navigation opelis. sires to accord to the public the best pos.si- Our carrying capacity in our own ships blc service. He requests the assistance has grown to 110,000 a month. In March Numerous cables are being received re- garding health and whereabouts of indi- of the State commissions in investigating it will reach 140,000, and in April 1.55.000. vidual soldiers of the causing and repoi'ting 'to him the facts, witli -\s more cargo ships are converted and command, congestion of our limited cable communi- recommendations, as to the existing serv- as summer approaches it is expected to cation ice. pass 200.(X)0. ami interfering with oHicial busi- nes.s. Rcfiuest this be given to tlu* j)i-ess, In addition, the Army is now obtaining “All State commissions are reciuested (apacities of 30.000 a month from the and specially to Detroit tuid Chicago so far as the.v can conveniently do so to ])apers, to allay any unnecessary anxiety. r.i’itish and 20,000 from other allies and investigate tlie character of freight and Please .acknowledge and inform of ac- netitrals. It is expected that these ca- me passenger .service, tlie physical condition tion pacities will be increased further. taken for infoiauation of my com- of track and equipment, the prompt load- mand. M'ord has now been received of the deli- ing and unloading of equipment, and th.o “ SXKW.'UiT.” nire allocation to the United Stales of 8 gimeral efllciency of the service, in their large German liners, including the Iin- respective States, and to file reports with jnr.ator, which .are at Hamburg. The TREATMENT OF UNCLAIMED the Director General, sending a copy to .ships have been Inspected by the Navy the regional director.” and are in condition to take the sea. LETTERS MEN OVERSEA The conference will be resumed to- fl’lie inspecting hoard is now at Bremen M morrow with the object of discussing and th(' allocation of other liners is im- questions involving rates and other sub- Offick Fihst Asst. P. IM. Gknicuai,, minent. As our crews must take over the jects of interest to the Railroad Admin- Washinoton, February 17, 1919. vessels and as troop fdtings must be iu- istration and the State commissions, l;lie si,ailed the immediate caj)acit.v to be. ob- Postmasters are hereby instructed to object of both the Director General and lained from thesSouth Dakota Dwight N. 250,000 as a ; possibility. The rate should then in- Information has been received th.at Lewis, Iowa; E. I. Lewis, Indiana. E. large numl)ers of letters are being placed (aa'ase to an as.sured summer capacit.y of F. Blaine, AVashington ; Travis H. AA'hit- .'lOO.OOO a month. It will thus be possible in the mails for return to senders bear- ne.y. New York; Frank II. Funk, lilinois; ing insultlcient addres.ses, to return all the troops before the end card such as Paul P. Haynes, Indiana; It. Hudson “ ’’ of next summer, if that be the ])olicy de- .John Doe, U. S. Army, delivery of Burr, Florida; Carl D. .lackson, AVis- which can not be effected. cided 111 ) 011 . consin ; Benjamin F. Cleaves, MaiUi*; .1. C. Kooxs, Fred A\'. I'utnam, Minnesota ; .1. Prenie First Asst. r. M. General. AA'^ebster, Georgia .lames A. Perry, MAILS OPEKED TO BULGARIA. ; Georgia ; C. F. Dufuis, North Dakota. ; S. L. Lupton, A’irginia F. G. Straclian, A’ir- Letters and Postcards of Personal Char- ; dressed to Bulgaria may be posted in the ginia and AV. F. Rea, A’irginia. acter Sent at Sender’s Risk. ; ordinary way, though guarantee of deliv- The State Department is advised that ery can not be assured. Announcement the British I’ostmaster General an- was akso made that all postal packets ex- Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no nounced that letters and postcards of elusive of parcels will be accepted for red tape—Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP personal I and domestic character ad- tran.smission to the I Duchy of Luxemburg. to-day. : :

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INQUIRY MADE OF FRANCE AS TO PAN AFRICAN CONGRESS OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES

state Department Cables Paris ON PEACE CONFERENCE with Reference to Report That One Will Be The following official communiques on “ The suggestions and amendments Held. the Peace conference were i.ssued at propo.sed by the various delegates Paris were referred to a drafting commit- About February the Depart- 1 State “ February 18.—The representa- tee of three members, which will pre- nanit issued a pubhc statemeut to the tives of the allied associated pare a new draft of the convention eftect that inasmuch as the French Gov- and for the next nq?eting of the subcom- ernment had advised this Government powers met to-day at the Quai tliat it had not been approaclied on tlie d’Orsay from 3 to G o’clock. mittee, which will be held (ui Friday, subject of a Pan African Congress and “ Mm. Vesnitch, Zolger, and Truin- February 21, at 10 a. m.” that the Frencli Government did not con- bitch oxjdained the territorial claims sider the present a favorable time for the lioldiiig of such a conference, the Depart- of the Serbs, Slovenes, and Kroats, Committee on Greek Boundary. ment of in position to State was not a respectively. “ February 18.—The special com- grant passports to representatives of the “ It was decided to submit the ques- mittee for the study of territorial colored race to proceed to Paris for this tion purpose. of the frontiers claimed with the questions relating to Greece met exception of those in which it was Inq[iiiry Sent French Government. Tuesday morning, February 1.8, at directly interested to the commission The department was recently advised 10 o'clock, at the foreign office. This of the publication of an article in the already charged with the examina- committee is composed of the follow- American press, bearing a Paris date line, tion of the question of the Banat. ing delegation stating that a Pan African Congre.ss was “ The next meeting will take place “ Representing Americ:'., Col. Mu- about to convene in Paris. Immediately on Thursday. February 20, at 8 p. m.” on learning of this article the department riel We.stcrman, Mr. Clineday. has to-day cabled to the American Em- “ Repre.senting Great Britain, Sir bassy in Paris instructing the embassy to Ports, Waterways and Railways. Robert Born, Sir Eyi’e Crowe. ascertain from the French Government “ February 18.—The first meeting “ Repre.senting France, M. Jules whether it is a fact that permission has been given for the holding of this confer- of the subcommittee on the interna- Cambon, M. .Jean Gout. “ ence and, if the embas.sy ascertains that tional regime of ports, waterways, Representing Italy, M. De Jlar- the conference is shortly to convene, to and railways took place at 3 o'clock tino, Castoldi. inquire whether the date of the meeting this afternoon at the ministry of “The committee examined the can not be postponed to a date which public works. There was ex- would enable a limited number of dele- an conditions to be considered in deter- gates of the colored race from the United change of views on two draft con- mining the northern boundary of Slates to reach Paris in order to par- ventions pre.sented by. the British and Greece in northern Epirus. ticipate therein. French delegates regarding the inter- “ The different delegation.s ])re- The department has not, up to the nationalization of rivers. present time, any information tending to sented their tentative proposals.” show that the French Government has authorized the convening of a Pan Afri- can Congress. EXPORTATION TO SCANDINAVIA COMMERCIAL LETTERS BETWEEN SECRETARY WILSON TO SPEAK OF PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS THE U. S. AND LUXEMBURG

ON BUSINESS CONDITIONS The War Trade Board announces, in a Commercial communication between the new ruling, W. T. B. It. G05, that pork ami United States and the Grand Duchy of pork products have been removed from tVilliam B. Wilson, Secretary of Labor, Luxemburg may from this date (Feb. the “ Free List ” of commodities export- 20) left Washington this afternoon for New able be resumed, the War Trade Board an- York, where he will aresent period of readjustment tions are otherwise in order, subject only to therefore recommended that merchants, is ihe critical time,” says Secretary Wil- the condition that the appropriate im- port certificates have been issued that in son. “If wo can pass'throu.gh it safely, and communicating and arranging for busi- the numbers thereof stated we bav(‘ before us from eight to ten years have been on ness in this territory keep clo.sely in touch the a))plication for of industrial activity equal to any wave of export licenses. (Ap- with the official announcements of the plication Form X-A, or Supplemental jii-osperity we ever have had. But it there War Trade Board, in order that they may information Sheet if is any sejuous unemployment, there will X-I19 Application not make definite commitments to ship Form X is u.sed). l!c a period of industrial unrest which or receive goods before the resumption of may lead us to a repetition of the French trade is authorized. or the Uussian )-evolution.” trallic, in charge of export and import ASSISTANT TRAFFIC DIRECTOR. traflic matters. In addition, Mr. Spens BUOY MARKS BOLCOATH WRECK. will continue his pre.sent duties as man- Advices to the State The Uniled States Railroad Adminis- Department from ager of inland traffic. United States Food London stale that the British Admiralty ti'idion, Division of Traflic, issues the fol- Admini.stration. Headquarters, Washing- has announced the establishment of a lowing : ton, 1). C, green buoy 80 yards east nortb.east of I he CiKCur.AU No. 8. EoWAKD ClTAMnEKS, wrecked steamer DoJeoath, which wa.s W.\.SHINOTON, C., D. Director. sunk about 8 cables east of Margate buoy. I'cbruuru 1019. 10, The wreck is in two halves. The inioy Effective this date, Mr. C. E. Spens is Help your Government and yourself at lies near Foreland I.ighthouse, 190“ appointed assistant director, division of the same time—buy war-savings stamps. south, 23° west. — : : : :

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©fitrtal 1. 0. luUrtm I'uUlisliecl Evei’y Week Day, Except Health and Comfort of Soldiers Legal Holidays, Under Order ol tlie President of tte United States and by Authority of Congress. In the U. S. Army of Occupation OfQce: No. 8 Jackson Place, Washington. D. C. Tel. Main 5600. As Reported by General Pershing Copies of The Official U. S. Bulletin will be fm-nished without charge to every post office The War Bepartment authorizes publication of the follov/ing cablegram in the United States (to be posted daily, for the benefit of the public, under order of the from the commanding general of the Ametican Expeditionary Forces re-

Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu- tive officers of the United States Government, garding the condition of the Army of Occupation in Germany and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign “ No overcrowding of soldiers in quarters. large proportion of Amer- Governments. Edward S. Rochester, Editor. ican soldiers quartered in public buildings. Practically every soldier pro- HATES BY MAIL, vided with suitable bedding. No soldier billeted in kitchens of in- One year 00 habitants. In only a few cases are soldiers billeted in living rooms. At Six months ;i. 00 One year, posta,ge prepaid to present only about 10 per cent unprovided with mess halls. New mess foreign countries 8. 00 Daily--' Six months, postage prepaid to halls under construction. Ample lounging and recreation rooms. Y. M. foreign countries 4. 50 Back numbers and extra C. A. and Red Cross have rendered material assistance in providing copies each — . 05 recreation rooms. Ample and effective precaution to secure ventilation Make all checks, money orders, and drafts and to segregate with colds. Ample warm clothing; Army of Occu- payable to The Official U. S. Bulletin. men pation comfortable as troops can be under circumstances at this time of the year. Condition constantly improving. It is not believed as much Mr. Polk Cables Regrets attention has ever before been given to health, comfort, and pleasure of Over Attempt Upon Life soldiers. Above from report of inspector general, 3d Army. Of Premier Clemenceau “ Pershing.”

The following telegram was sent yes- terday hy the Acting Secretary of State to the French Mini.ster of Foreign Af- BRITISH TRADE WITH TURKEY fairs : List of Camps in U. S. IS RESUMED UNDER LICENSE il. PiCHON, And Their Commanders Minister of Foreign Affairs, Paris. The Bfitisli War Trade Board an- nounces that general licenses authorizing Government and people of the Ignited Tlie War Department authorizes pubii- States are shocked beyond measure and the resumption of trade with Turkey, in- cation of tlie following list of camps and cluding deeply moved at hearing of the criminal Turkey in Europe, Asia Minor, camp commanders Armenia. Kuitlistan, Mesoixitamia, Syria, attempt on the life of DI. Clemenceau, Camp Beaurcgaid, La., Brig. Gen. Henry and Bul.garia will be issued. Trade with who.se fearle.s.s devotion as a leader of C. Hoilges, jr. the Russian Black Sea ports will also be his people has won for him in this country Camp Bowie. Tex., Col. William I.. Reed. resumed. Exporters must obtain licenses universal admiration and I’espect. Camp Cody, N. Mex., Col. Sterliii.g P. Adams. Camp Custer, Micli., Maj. Gen. Grote from the IMay his recovery be rapid and complete War Trade Board Department Ilutelieson. before shipping to countries named. Ap- and his great energy remain unimpaired, Camp Devens, Ma.ss., Maj. Ge>n. Henry I’. plications for licenses and may France long be able to avail McCain. to export to Soutii Camp Dix. N. .1., Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott. Russia will receive consideration and per- her.self of his high patriotism and emi- Camp Dodge, Iowa, Brig. Gen. Stephen N. mits will lie granted to travel in South nent abilities. Foote. Russia ou the Frank L. Polk, Camp Doniphan, Okla., Brig. Gen. Dennis H. recommendation of fhtj Currie. Over.seas Trade Department. Acting Sccrctanj of State of the Camp Fremont, Cal., Maj, Albert Younglof. United States of America. Camp Fuiistoii, Kans., Maj. (Jen. Leonard Wood. Camp Gordon, Ga., Maj. Gen. George H. Messages Reporting Death Additional Army Units Cameron. Camp Grant. 111., Col. Charles II. Barth. Or Illness of Soldiers Assigned to Early Convoy Camp Greene, N. C., (.’ol. .V. C. Macomb. Camp Hancock, Ga., Brig. Gen. Oliver Ed- wards. War Department, The War Department authorizes publi- Camp .Tackson, 8. C., Brig. Gen. Wiliiam E. Washington, damtary JJ/, 1019. cation of the following information Cole. Camp Johnston, Fla., Maj. Gen. William 1’. The following organizations have been Duvall. Generat, Orders, No. S. assigned to early convoy Camp Kearney, Cal., Maj. Gen. Guy E. II. Ofiicial mes.suges feporting death or Tiiree hundred anil sixth Brigade Carleton, Camp Lee, Va,, Maj. Gen. Omar Bundy. illness of inemlters of military forces.— d’ank Corp.s, Brigade Headipiarters, Camp Lewis, Wash., Maj. Gen. Joseph D. Reiiorts have lieen received from tele- .sooth P.attalion, S31st Battalion, 34oth Leitch. Tex., Brig, Gen. Daniel E. graph officials that many ofiivial telegrams Battalion. 31Cth Replacement and Sal- Camp Logan. Devore. sent froni' stations and cainp.s in this vage Company, Base Hos])ital No. 27, Camp MacArthur, Tex., Maj. Gen. Beaumont country reporting tlie .serious illness or anti 30th xVero Squadron. B. Buck. Camp McClellan, .Ala., Col. Joseph C. Myers. death of memhei-s of the Military Estah- Camp Meade, Md., Brig. (Jen. ,S. Bayard lishinent reach tlie ofliees of destiimtiou Removal of Australian Schindel. without street mimher or adequate ad- Camp Mills, N. Y., 5Iaj. Ralph S. Kimball. Restrictions on Imports Camp I’ike, Ark., Brig. (Jen. Edward An- dress, oftmi rcsultin.g in nondelivery or derson. serious delay in delivery. Maj. Gen. Harry F. Camp Sivier. 8. C., In view of the The War Trade P>oard announces, in Hodges. importance and urgency .Sheridan, Maj. Gen. Willard of such messa.ges, a delinite address, in- a new ruling, W. T. B. It. 000, for the Camp Ala., Holbrook. information of exporter.s in the United cluding street number, where known, will Camp Shelby, Miss.. Col. I’. II. Mullay. ho given in all cases in order that prompt States, that they have been informi'd that Camp Sherman, Ohio, Maj. Geii. Edwin F. the Australian proclamation of November Glenn. and correct delivery may he made. 10, 1017, prohiliiting the importation of Camp Taylor, Ky., Brig. Gen. Julius A. certain articles made of tin plate, and I'enn. Travis, Tex,, Brig. Gen. George H. goods when jiackod in tin-jilate containers, Camp Ciimp Wadsworl h, 8. C., Brig. (Jon. Willinm Estes. has been revoked, and those commodities Wilson. may Camp lipton, N. Y’., Brig. Gen. William J. Camp Wheeler, Ga., Lieut. Col. J. Alfred now be imported into .\iistralia. Nicholson. Moss. :

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1,500 ARMY FIELD CLERKS TO BE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS BRIEFLY TOLD NAMED BY ADJUTANT GENERAL

SENATE. posed by the IMexican Government the The AVar Department authorizes the Altliougli the legislative appropriation imports of oil from that country are folloAving statement’: steadily increasing. bill is the unfinished Irasiness before the Approximately 1,500 Army field clerks Senate, the time yesterday afternoon Avas The Indian Committee reported the an- are to be appointed by. The Adjutant Gen- consumed in a discussion of the constitu- nual Indian appropriation bill with an eral of the Army to replace eulistetl men, tion of the proposed league of nations adduion of $840,000, and a total of $15,- comprising the personnel detachments at and kindred topics. Senator I'oindexter, 500,000. Senator Jones and others sug- camp headquarters in this country, who of Washington, Republican, made a set gested to the Senate during debate the are engaged in clerical Avork in connec- necessity for legislation character speech in opposition to the proposed of some tion Avith the demobilization of the Arni5’'. to maintain the price Liberty league and was supported by a number of bonds at The appointment ofthe.se Army fiehl par. of Republican Senators who indicated clerks Avill enable the department to dis- their approval thi'ough questions asked charge those enlisted men now engaged and by Senator Reed, Democrat, of Mis- HOUSE. upon this clerical VA’ork, and Avbo desix’e souri, who announced that he would The House refused by a vote of 2G8 to to leave the service, but avIio could not be speak at length on the subject Satui’- 71 to instruct its conferees on the Post spared heretofore on account of the na- day. Without discussing the phases of Office appropriation bill not to accept the ture of their duties; and to retain in the proposal the administration was de- Senate amendment appropriating $200.- .service, at their request, as Army field fended against attacks by Senators Hitch- 000,000 for I’oad building fo be expended clerks those qualified to properly per- cock, Lewis, and Shafroth. Senator Reed within the next three years. The con- form the required duties by reason of devoted his attention yesterday to criti- ference report was then agreed to. The their training and experience, but Avho cism of what he termed the delay in ef- fortifications appropriation bill, «irrying Avould otherwise desire to be discharged. fecting peace and in returning American a total of $11,199,291, was discussed briefly Such numlxer of Army field clerks as may soldiers to their homes. Senator Borah and passed. During the debate Repre- be found necessary, after the appointment made public an open letter to former sentative Fess, of Ohio, made a speech of the enli.sted men Avho desire to remain President Taft asking whether he and in opposition to the proposed league of in the seiwice as Army field clerks, Avill other advocates of the league would be nations. A resolution was adopted call- be secured from applicants from civil life. willing to have, an amendment proposed ing upon the President to inform the AVTiile it is desirable that the applicants that would specifically guarantee the con- House what reco.mmendations the Ship- Ite stenographers, those Avho arc good tinued existence of the Monroe Doctrine. ping Board has made regarding the opera- typi.sts Avill be giAen an equal opportunity A bill was introduced by Senator Shep- tion of American merchant ships in com- for appointment, iirovided they possess pard, of Texas, to provide for the pro- petition Avith ships owned by foreigners. the necessary clerical and physical quali- motion of civic education and public Mr. Doolittle, of Kansas, and Mr. King, fications. health through lecture.s, bulletins, and ex- of Illinois, introduced bills for the re- How to Apply. hibits in cooperation with the State uni- peal of the daylight-saving laAV. Request should be made to The Adju- versities. Senator Spencer introduced a Members of the House Foreign Affairs tant General of the Army, War Depart- bill designed to provide for the preserva- Committee discussed A\’ith members of the ment, AVashington, D. C., for application tion of evidence in senatorial contested Foreign Relations Committee of the Sen- blanks, Avhich, Avhen filled in as required, election cases. Senator McCumber, Re- ate the invitation from France for the should be forAvarded to one of the com- publican, of North Dakota, introduced a United States to participate in the meet- manding generals of the camps at Avhich resolution declaring it to be the duty of ing of the Interparliamentary Union in appointment Avill be made. A list of those the United States and Its allies to im- Paris next month, but no action Avas camps Avill be furnished to the applicant mediately send into Russia an army suffi- taken. with the application blank. The salaries cient to defeat the bolshevists and enable The Immigration Committee appi’oved of- Army field clerks range from $1,200 to the people of Russia to establish a stable a bill suggested by the Department of .$2,000 ])er annum. Appointments are Government. Justice providing for the deportation made in the lower grades. Promotion de- President Daniel Willard, of the Balti- only of aliens convicted of crimes com- pends on vacancies in the higher grades more & Ohio Railroad, and President mitted against the Government since the and the elliciency of the clerk. Howard Elliott, of the Northern Pa- declaration of AA^ar against Germany. During the present emergency, except cific Railroad, were witnesses before Enemy aliens Avhose convictions ante- Avhen furnished public quarters, these the Interstate Commerce Committee dated the Avar Avould not be subject to clerks are alloAA^ed commutation of quar- investigating the railroad question. Both deportation. Charles Denby, special ad- ters, heat, and light of a second lieutenant, opposed government ownership and held visor for State the Department, urged amounting approximately to .$384 a year. that the reforms sugge.sted by former Di- before .Judiciary the Committee approval Army field clerks huA'e a military status rector General McAdoo could be brought bill of a pending permitting Federal in- and are officers in the military serAUce, about under private control as well as corporation of American companies en- although not commissioned officers. AVith under government control if the railroads gaged in foreign trade. a fCAv exceptions, their uniform is the w’ere free from some of the restraints im- same as that of a commissioned officer. posed u))on them. Before the propaganda committee Col. S. Hurban, of the Czecho- slovak army, described conditions in Ru.s- Export Trade Papers Mail for Oversea Forces sia and said that of all the bolshevik Filed with agitators he ever saw not one was a Rus- Commission Sent to Chelsea Terminal sian. The Post Oflice Committee decided that it had no jurisdiction over the Office Secono Ass’t. P. M. Gen., Wat- The following export oiaanizations have son resolution tor an investigation of the Washinuton, February 17, 1910. filed with the Federal Trade Commission, action of the Postmaster General in tak- All postal employees are again in- Export Division, the papers described be- ing over the wire and cable systems of structed that all mail addres.sed to the loAv under the provisions of the Webb ex- the country. The banking American Expeditionary Forces or A. E. committee de- port trade law cided that there would not l>e time at this F. must be .sent to the Chelsea Terminal session to consider the proposal of Sena- On February 19, 1919. R. P. O., New York, N. Y., and not to any tor Weeks to abolish the office of Comp- Copper Export Association, Inc., GO of the various cantonments in this coun- troller of the Currency and transfer its BroadAvay, New York. (Supplementing tiy, nor to the Neiv A'ork, N. Y., post duties to the Federal Reserve Board. abstract dated February IG, 1919.) office nor to tlie foreign station of that Senator Weeks continued his statements office. before tlie committee in opposition to the 1,470 FREIGHT CARS ACCEPTED. Otto Praeger, confirmation of Comptrollei- .Tohn Skelton A total of 1,470 raiboad freight cars Siecoud Asst. Postmaster Gen. Williams for another term. The Com- Avere accepted by various railroads dur- merce Committee was advised by tlie De- ing the Aveek ended February 8, 1919, ac- Better than money because they earn partment of Commerce that notwithstand- cording to a statement the by United money ; buy a AA'AR-SAAHNGS STAAfP ing tlie I'estrictions and embargoes im- States Railroad Administration. TO-DAY, 71—19 2 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX: TIIUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919.

JANUARY EXPORTS SET RECORD; COAL-PURCHASING POLICY OF RAILROAD SLIGHT INCR£.\SE IN IMPORTS ADMINISTRATION OUTLINED BY MR. HINES Jnnuiir.v exports exceeded iu value the total for any i)revious month in the his- TO REPRESENTATIVES OF MINE WORKERS tory of American commerce, according to a statement issued to-day by the Bureau Walker D. Hines, Director General of ministration’s part in these matters is of Foi’eign and Domestic Commerce, De- Railroads, conferred on Tuesday, Febru- much more restricted than is generally partment of Coniim'rce. ary 18, with J. L. Lewis, vice president assumed. Only about one-fourth or a The exnort fiinire announced for Jan- of the United Mine Workers of America, little more of the total bituminous coal uary is .SfiL’J.OOO.OOO. as against a total of and Warren E. Pippin, of the Labor Bu- production is consumed by the railroads. ^nOG.OOO.OOO for Deceniher. and $505,000,- reau, United States Fuel Administration, To a very large extent the mines whose 000 for J:inuai\Y of last year. Only twice representing the organized coal miners of output can actually be used for railroad before have exports reached the $600,- the country, who requested tlie confer- purposes is restricted on account of the 000,000 mark. During the seven months ence to discuss the coal purchasing policy quality of coal needed. A further im- of the fiscal year emled with .January the of the United States Railroad Adminis- portant point is that at the request and, expoi-ts totaled $:j.70s.000,000, as com- tration. The Director General fully out- indeed, at the insistence of the Fuel Ad- pared with .^3,450.000,000 for the corre- lined the policy of the Railroad Adminis- ministration the Railroad Administration spondiug period of the previous year. tration, and requested the cooperation of has made contracts for a large part of the officials of the United Mine Workers its coal with the result that only about 213,030,000 in Imports. in getting specific instances in which the 20 per cent of the coal used by tlie Rail- The value of imports in .January was Railroad Administration can assist the road Administration is not covered by .$213.000 <)(K), as compared with ,$211,000,- general coal mining labor situation, hav- contract. Naturally the contract coal can 000 in Deceniher and $231,000,000 iu Jan- ing in mind the limitations necessarily not be modified except witli the consent uary, 10 IS For the seven months ended surrounding tlie Railroad Administration. of the operators. Moreover, the very large amount of with Jaiiii-iry imports totaled $1,608,000.- Policy Outlined. 000, wliich is n sliirht ,aain over the $1,634,- storage coal which the railroads have 000.000 for the similar period of the pre- The Director General following the con- accumulated was accumulated at the re- vious year. ference outlined the policy of the Railroad quest of the Fuel Administration, and The excess of exports over imports in Admini.stration in tliis respect as follows: wliile we are endeavoring to use this stor- .January was .8410.000.000. an impressive The policy of the Railroad Administra- age coal in such a way as not to embar- tion total wlien it is remembered that the ex- is to avoid any action calculated to rass the situation, the fact remains that cess of exports for the mitire fiscal year depress wages of coal miners or the the coal is there and must be consumed. amount of coal produced. 1014. the last normal year, was only $470,- Consumption Being Reduced. 000,000. Sometime ago our attention was called to the fact that there was a concentra- It must also be remembered that the $14,000,003 in Gold Imports. tion of orders for the Railroad Adminis- voliiiiie of coal which the Railroad Ad- The imports of gold amounted to $14.- tration iu certain fields so as to leave ministration consumes is limited by the 000.000 for the sevi'ti montlis ended with other fields without railroad orders. We volume of business and as business is January, against .87.0,000.000 last year. promptly met this situation by giving in- now falling off this operates to reduce Exports totaled .$23,000,000 for the .same structions that coal should be bouglit as the volume. period, as comiiared with $173,000,000 in far as possible by each railroad on its It seems to me we have met substan- 1918. own railroad. tially the various needs that have been Imports of silver amounted to $41,000,- The point was also made that we were presented to us. The only otlier pos- 000 for tile sovi'n montlis, or practicall.v using our storage coal to sucli an extent sibility tliat occurs to me is that if the the same as for the previous year. Ex- as to reduce very largely the current pro- operators witli wliom vve have made con- ports amounted to $179,000,000, as against duction. AVe promptly met this by giv- tracts for about 80 per cent of the coal $52,000,000 for the eorresponding seven ing instructions that we should diminish are willing to release us from those con- months of tlie fiscal year 1918. our withdrawal of coal from storage and tracts, vve will be glad to distribute that use a large amount of current production. coal among the various mines which can produce the necessary quality of coal No Price Suggestions, PROCESS TO SPEED DRYING OF and whicli will be 'Willing to sell at the It was also claimed that the Railroad same prices vve have under tlie contracts. WILLOW FO^IFICIAL LIMBS Administration was trying to force down prices to such an extent as to bring about JAPAN SHORT OF TELEPHONES. a decrease in the price of labor. We met The Department of Agriculture author- this point not only by requiring the Subscribers Able to Sell Their Installa- izes tlie following: wider distribution of purchases already tion Rights at Premium. Th(> investigative war work. of the For- mentioned, but also by providing tliat we est I’rodiicts T.ahoratory of the Forest should not .suggest any prices to the op- So great is the demand for telephone Service included work in cooperation erators and to stipulate that any prices installations in Japan, that when a sub- witli the .Surgeon Omierai’s office in the named by the operators must be based scriber is willing to give up his telephone rapid drying of willow for artificial on existing wages. he sells it through a broker, tliere being limbs. Because it took from three to five The point has also been made that pub- a regular market value of from $250 to years to sea.soii willow for tliis use. and licity ought to he provided in the obtain- $750, according to a bulletin issued by no satisfactory siilistitiite could lio found, ing of bids and making of contracts. We the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic tlie discovery of .some means of rapid arti- have met tliis point by providing that any Commerce, Department of Commerce. ficial drying was ver.v necessary. prices which arc established will be avail- .lapan, it appears, has showm a wonder- Tliroiigh its tc.sts tlie laboratory suc- able to representatives of the miners or ful electrical gi’ovvth in tlie last 10 or 15 ceeded in projiorl.v drying the willow in others who may be interested and who years, as there are now nearly 700 cen- from 60 to 70 days. The seasoning prob- may request the information, both as to tral-station systems, 530 electric power lem was solved liy (letermining the par- prices and as to tlie names of the sellers. and liglit .systems, 42 electric tramways, ticular temiierature, humidit.v, and cir- This repre.sents our general policy and 48 combined railway and lighting cu'ation conditions in tlie dry kiln under which is actuated by our earnest desire systems, togetlier with 1,609 private and wliicli willow could lie siicce.ssfully driexl to protect the general situation. Tlie 53 goveriiiiieiit-owned plants. ,'ind also the form in wliicli the material Railroad Administration has a very im- Co))ies of Electrical Goods in China, sliould he prepared to minimize tlie dry- portant selflsli interest to accomplish tliis Japan, and Vladivostok, Special Agents ing lime. because whatever will protect the gen- Series No. 172, can be obtained at 20 cent.s Tlie willow cut and offered for sale by eral situation will help general business, eacli from the Superintendent of Docu- farmers over tiie country is usually and this is of vital importance to tlie ments, Government Printing Office, Wasli- wortliless for artificial limlis because of Railroad Administration. ington, D. C., or from any district or co- poor drying, whicli cau.ses it to check and It is very important, however, to hear operative office of the Bureau cf Poreigu crack. in mind the fact that the Railroad Ad- and Domestic Commerce. ; ;;;

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IMPROVEMENT IN MOVEMENT Interpretations by Director General PORTS OF FREIGHT TO ATLANTIC As to Supplements to Order No. 27 The United States Railroad Adminis- tration issues the following: The United Stales Railroad Administra- the ninth and tenth hour of continuous tion issues the following: service, pro rata on the actual minute A considerable imin’ovement in the Inteepeetation No. 4 to Supplement No. basis, and thereafter at the rate of time movement of overseas traffic for the week 7 TO Geneeal Oedee No. 27. and one-half time. Even hours will be ended February 11, 1919, over the week Question.—Should an employee oper- paid for at the end of each pay period previous is shown in a report from the ating a multigraph machine be paid in fractions thereof will be carried forward.” exports control committee made public accordance with the provisions of Article Tlicrefore, overtime does not commence by Walker D. Hines, Director General of 1, Paragraph A, Supplement No. 7 to Gen- until after eight hours of continuous Railroads. Tlie total number of cars eral Order No. 27, which covers “ Opera- service (exclusive of meal period) from on hand at North Atlantic ports for the tors of all office or station equipment de- the assigned starting time. ended' February 13 was 31,480, week vices?” while for the week ended February 4 Walkee D. Hines, Decision.— A “ Multigraph ” is an of- there were 32,343, a decrease in accumu- Director General of Railroads. fice equipment device and the operator lation of cars for the week of Febru- thereof is entitled to the rate specified in ary 13 conjpared to the previous week of No. 2 Article 1, Paragraph A, Supplement No. Inteepeetation No. 3 to Addendum 907 cars. 7 to General Order No. 27. TO Supplement No. 4 to Geneeal Oe- Export Freight Deliveries. Walkee D. Hines, dee No. 27. Director General of Railroads. Question.—On what date do the in- The deliveries of export freight at the creases provided for in Addendum No. 2 various ports for the months of August to Supplennmt No. 4 to General Order to December, 1918, inclusive, amounted to Inteepeetation No. 5 to Supplement No. No. 27 become effective? 260,488 cars, apportioned as follows: 4 TO Geneeal Oedee No. 27 Amend- Decision.—September 1, 1918. North Atlantic range, 234,428 cars ments, Addenda, and Inteepeetations Gulf Walkee D. Hines, South Atlantic range, 4,991 cars ; Afe'ected. range, cars. The average monthly Director General of Railroads. 21,069 Question.—How should women be deliveries for the same period amounted classified and paid when assigned, either to 52,097 cars. temporarily or permanently, to perform Inteepeetation No. 10 to Geneeal Oedee In- Purchases of Flour. the same class of work as men coming No. 27 Amendments, Addenda and under the provisions of Supplement No. teepeetation Affected. It is announced that the Food Admin- 4, its Amendments, Addenda and luter- Statement.—Article V, General Order istration will purchase within the next “ pretation.s. to General Order No. 27? No. 27 : When women are employed, 10 days about half a million barrels of Decision.—They shall be given the same their working conditions must be health- flour, and probably an additional half pay-roll classification and rate of pay as ful and fitted to their needs. The laws million barrels within the succeeding 10- that of men while on such assignment. enacted for the government of their em- day period. Permits will not be requested Walkee D. Hines, ployment must be observetl and their pay, on any of this material for about two Director General of Railroads. when they do the same cla.ss of work a.s weeks. men, shall be the same as that of men.” And all subsequent wa.ge orders issued in National and Personal Inteepeettation No. 5 to Supplement No. connection therewith expressly stipulate 7 TO Geneeal Oedee No. 27. that women, when they do the same class Salutes with Artillery Question.—Shall overtime be paid to of work as men, shall receive the same employees covered by Supplement No. 7 pay as that of men. Wab Depaetsient, after tlie expiration of the hours (usually Question.—Should women employed and four) class of Washington, January 20, 1919. customarily ivorked on Saturdays? assigned to perform the same Decision.—Supplement No. 7, Article X, work as men, although the work has been General Orders, No. 14. provides that “ Eight consecutive hours, rearranged so as to be healthful and fittetl I. Section II, General Oi'ders, No. 78, exclusive of the meal period, shall consti- to their needs, receive the same rate of and section I, General Orders, No. 147, tute a day’s work.” Article XI, section pay as that of men? War Department, 1917, suspending the A, ‘‘ Where there is no existing agreement Decision.—Yes. firing of cannon salutes for the period of or practice more favorable to the em- Walkee D. Hines, the war, are rescinded. ployees, overtime shall be computed for Director General of Railroads. [335.12, A. G. 0.1

NEW FEDERAL BANK GOVERNOR. post office, courthouse, and customhouse at I’rovideuce, K. i. Drawings and specifications may be obtained from the custodian or at this Mr. Wellborn Elected to Succeed Mr. SEALED PROPOSALS INVJED office, in the discretion of the supervising McCord—Other Changes. architect. J.\s. A. Wetmoeb, Acting Super- vising Architect. The Federal Reserve Board authorizes WAR DEPARTMENT. Sealed proposals will be received at the Imreau of i-ngraving and Printing for fur- the following: Scaled proposals will be received until 11 nishing materiais as foilows : Until 2 p. m., The Federal Reserve Board, liaving a. ni., February 26, 1919, by the camp salvage February 24, 1919, repair parts for type D, officer. Nos. 566 and 567, transportation trucks one advi.sed that tlie last meeting of Camp A. A. Humphreys, Accotink, Va., ; been at *'<'1 for the sale of waste materials as ow : style C two-hose cutting torch No. 149 ; 200 the Board of Directors of the Federal 4, plank clamijs for power plate-printing presses .500 feed bags, 4-bnshel, perfect ; 2,600 feed* I barrel gallons) raw linseed oil 1 Rob- Reserve Bank of Atlanta the resignation bag.s, 4-bu.shel, patchable ; 600 jute lioui' sacks, (50 ; perfect 1.600 bean bags, perfect 123 onion bins & Myers Uo.'s standard motor, or equal of Mr. .1. A. McCord as governor of that ; ; 1 ensign dressing. bags, perfect ; 5,200 potato bags, 3-bushel, per- can (about 50 pounds) belt bank was accepted, and that Mr. M. B. fect Until m., February rapping ; 800 potato bags, 3-hushel, patchable ; 2S9 2 p. 25, 1919, plates. Until” Wellborn, chairman of the Board and sugar bags, perfect ; 3,630 cotton flour bags, 2 p. m.. February 27, 1919, 20 reams manila m., Feb- Federal Reserve Agent, has been elected 08-pound, perfect. rope paper. Until 2 p. ruary 28, 1919, 200 reams flat manila paper. governor effective March 1, has appointed Mr. McCord as Class C director for a TREASURY DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, term ending .January 1, 1921, and desig- Supervising Architect’s office, Washington, Sealed proposals will received nated him as chairman of the Board D. C., February 17, 1919.—Sealed proposals be at the will l)e opened in thl.s office at 8 p. m., M.areh office of the United States Reclamation Serv- and Fe

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

G.^GH.AN, Joseph ,T. Mrs. Kate Gaghau, 023 William II. L. Hutchinson, SECTION 1, FEBRTTAEY 20, 1919. WHEELER, D. South Seventh Street, Shamokin, Pa. Gainesville, Fla. The following casualties are reported GRIMMS, Edward W. Frederick Grimms, R. SEnOEANTS. F. 1). 4, Blrniiugham, Mich. by tlie comniaiuliiig geueral of the Ameri- HANEY, Bura M. Mrs. Sophronia Haney, 430 BARKLEY, John A. John A. W. Barkley, can Expeditionary Forces; HamiUon Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Statesville, N. C. HAR.MON. Dry. Mrs. Frank Harmon, R. F. D. BINTLIFF, Victor J. Mrs. Ruby Lee Bintliff, Died from wounds 2 1, Graysville, Ohio. care of L. W. Sorele, Dripping Springs, Tex. BRADLEY, Harold Edgar. Edgar N. Bradley, Died of disease 58 HAY, Edward W. Mrs. Elsie Hay, R. F. D. 2. Coldwater. 502 East Third Street, Duluth, Minn. severely 227 Ohio. Wounded HUBBS, Thomas G. Mrs. Lilly Whitheck, 207 CRIST, Charles Le Boy. Mrs. Martha A. Crist, Skillmnn Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2123 Penn Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Catherine Noblet, Total 287 JACKSON. Edward C. Mrs. Lizzie Jackson, DARLING, Samuel J. Mrs. ISO Beaver Street, Fallston. New Brighton, 311 Smith Avenue, Lansing, Mich. Pa. GRAMANN, Fred. Mrs. Fred Gramann, R. F. JUDD, Francis L. John J. ,Tndd, 910 Myrtle D. 5. box 301, Seattle, Wash. Died from Wounds. Street, Oakland, Cal. MILLER, Clarence H. Miss Fannie Miller, PRIVATES. KALLIANIOTES. William A. Philip Kal- West Asheville, N. C. lianiotes, SOS Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, MILSTEAD, Graham. Mrs. Emma Lawrence, SLOCUM, Harold L. Mrs. Catherine Slocum, Mass. Calera, Ala. 704 (Jrund Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KEEDWELL, Roger Charle.s. Mrs. Annie MYLES, Frederick K. Dr. Leo L. Myles, 1710 Harry 'Allen. Mrs. Margaret A. WHITE. Keedwell, IS Frank Street, Middleboro, Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. White, Delta, Colo. Mass. NEWTON, Robert N. Mrs. Ella G. Newton, 11 KETCIIAM, Harry. Mrs. Oxford Street, Passaic, N. J. Died of Disease. Laura Ketcham, 109 Fifth Street, JeiWinette, Pa. NICKERSON, Carlos W. Mrs. I. S. Nickerson, CAPTAIN. KNIGHT. Baseom A. Eliga B. Knight, R. F. 7 Cook Place, Athol, Mass. D. 1, New Brockton, Ala. O BRIEN, Daniel J. Julia O’Brien, 7 Woou- Reginald W. Mrs. Clare Wilson HUGHES, L.ALLEY, William J. Mrs. Elizabeth Lalley, lawn Avenue, Bradford, Mass. Delaware Street, In- Hughes, 1320 North 33 Athol Street, Allston, Mass. Y'AUGHAN, Frank Albert. James Thomas dianapolis, lud. LANGLEY, Lewis F. Mrs. Georgia S. Lang- Vaughan. R. F. D. 1, The Rock, Ga. Williams, LIEUTENANTS. ley. R. F. I). 2, Waco, Ga. WILLIAMS, Jewell. Mrs. John DANIEL, George E. Harry H. Daniel, 1209 LIE.N, Ingwald. Ilalvor Lien, Wolf Point, Thonipsonville, 111. A. E. C. Probst, 750 East Milan Street, New Orleans, La. Mont. WRIGHT, James Geranium Street, St. Paul, Minn. LEONARD, Frank S. Mrs. Irene R. Leonard, LYNCH, Louis Glen. Mrs. Mary E. Lynch, 1G20 Ashland Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Potomac. 111. COnPOBALS. MOORE, Rosie I’. Mrs. Belle Moore, Mason, McCLELL.AN, Henry W. Mrs. Rosetta Mc- URUETA, Pedro G. Mrs. Feliza Urueta Solis, Nev. Clellan, 1333 South Thirteenth Street, Mani- Marathon, Tex. NURSE. towoc. Wls. WARD, Leslie N. Mrs. Martin L. Ward, I\ il- EISFELDT. Thelma. Mrs. Anna Varney, 983 McConnell, Ira C. Mrs. Charles McCon- sonhurg, W. Va. Clayton Street, San Francisco, Cal. nell, Cass City, Mich. ZE.Y, YValter Collins. William Zca, Lawton, MeSHANE, Edward F. Mrs. Annie McShanc, Okla. SERGEANTS. ^ „ . 90 Nyack Avenue. Landsdowne, Pa. BACKLEY, Edward J. Mrs. Elizabeth Back- DUCKBEE. Walter II. Mrs. Mary E. Buckbee, MILES. Troy P. Jess C. Miles, R. F. D. 3, lev, 1410 Washburne Avenue, Chicago, 111. Weiscr, Idaho. Roxton, Tex. DIGGERS, Preston W. Mrs. Mollie Dixon, 805 lEE, Edward. Louis Lee, 503 West Second OLECH. Walter. Mrs. Albina Kuzek, 4819 Spence Street, Austin, Tex. Street, Superior, Wls. Hoinorlee Avenue. East Chicago, Ind. BURRILL, Orriu L. Mrs. Anna Burrill, 233 LONG, Lloyd E. Ora O. Long, Blue Mound, PARKS. Cecil R. William I’arks, R. F. D. 1, Masseth Street, Rochester, N. Y. Kans. Cedar Point. Kans. CONLON, Timothy. Miss Nellie Conlon, 434 LOUDL, Edward R. Mrs. Mary A. Loudl, PETERSON. Leonard L. Theodore E. Peter- West Forty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. 1540 South Keeler Avenue, Chicago, 111. son, Durango. Colo. CUNNINGHAM, Hewitt F. Mrs. Carrie J. McCL.ARAY. Henry O. Sam McClaray, R. F. PI.tSECKI. Joseph V. Mrs. Cecelia Piasecki, Cunningham, Davidson, Ind. D. 1. box 112 Kingstree, S. C. 59 Russell Street. Brooklyn, N. Y'. GRUN, WaiteUR. Albert Potter, Davy, Tex. WILSON. Ray Mrs. .Jessie S. Wilson, 1408 RAMSAUER. Stewart D. Mrs. Mary J. Ram- H.YWKINS, Hosea II. John S. Hawkins, 4003 Jlarshall -Avenue, Mattoon, 111. •sauer, care of Grover Stewart Drug Co., Ercas Street, Seattle, Wash. CORPORALS. Jacksonville. Fla. LEWIS, Laurie B. I. G. Lewis, Hemingway, REYNOLDS, John F. Mrs. Lydia Dix, FINCH, James R. Henry C. Finch, 703 Mall 2131 S. C. Pine Street, Philailelphia, Pa. J. Mrs. Deany D. Mc- Street, Greenville, Miss. McKELLAR, Emery RICHARDSON, Lonnie II. Mrs. Ida Rich- Kellar, Greenwood, S. C. KENNEY, Robert I’rosser. Mrs. Nora Sucre- M. ardson, R. F. D. Texarkana, Ark. Arvid. Mrs. Jennie Olson, box 13, tia Kenney, 312 Blaudina Street, Utica, 3, OLSON, River, Wash. N. Y. Deep Wounded Severely. SIIATZ, David M. Mrs. Sarah Shatz, 33 Cun- EASBERUY. Archie C. William T. Rasberry, Street, Dorchester. Mass. Fayetteville, N. C. LIEUTENANTS. ningham TEEYIN, Joseph F. W. F. Teeviu, 440 Gau- WAGONERS. BURCII.ARD, Seneca B. Mrs. Seneca B. tenbien Avenue, Portland, Oreg. NEBEL, Charles G. John Nebel, 547 West Burchard. 543 Lake View Avenue, James- THOMPSON, John Henry. George D. Thomp- Fortv-seventh Street. New York, N. Y. town. N. Y'. • son, B. F. D. 3. .Manlton. Okla. SHUTTLESWORTII, Walter F. Robert Shut- MORGAN. Riley Earl. William A. Revis, 360 THOMPSON, Wiley L. Mrs. Alice Thompson, tlesworth, R. F. D. 1, Centerville, Ala. West Twenty-first Street, New York City. 1720 Ohio Street, Lawrence, Kans. COOK. PARSON, Kenneth Gilbert. Mrs. Kenneth B. TUY’ERSON, Dalbert W. Mrs. Armanda Tu- G. Parson, 57 Marlborough Street, Boston, verson, 026 West Main Street, New Britain, PULLEN, Isaiah. Mrs. Emma Lee Miller, Mass. Conn. Grantville, Ga. POMEROY, Harold W. W. N. Pomeroy, 712 VERNON, Richard M. Richard M. Y'ernon, So- PRIV.tTES. South Burdick Street, Kalamazoo, M'lch. noma, Cal. ANDERSON, Carl A. Seward Anderson 1807 THOMPSON. Robert F. Mrs. Ursel Thomp- WARD, Ernest M. Mrs. Mary F. Ward, Knox- Thirtieth .Street, Minneapolis, son, 543 Robinson Building. Tulsa, Okla. ville, Tenn. East Minn. Vance- E.XRNETT. Charles. Agnes Mary Barnett, ALLISON. Herbert L. Mrs. Prudence G. Alli- BALLARD, Edward M. Louis Ballard, West Danville, Vt. son, 409 South Tenth Street, Nashville, burg. Ky. BOLIN, Jesse W. Lafayette Bolin, McGirks, Tenu. BUNGE. Otto II. Theo. H. Bunge, R. F. D. 1, Lowden. Iowa. Mo. . ALTMAN, Mai. W. J. Altman, Wauchula, - CL.YRK, John Lewis. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, BONCZEK, Joseph S. Vincent Bonezek, River- Fla. Fifth Street, Bayslde, N. Y. head Long Island, N. Y’. B.4RTON. Jesse M. W. S. Barton, Barton, Martin. Mrs. Christian Fal- BROWN, Robert A. Mrs. Albert A. Lapierre, Ohio. FAISHAKFR. shaker, Monro va, Austria. R. F. D. Concord, N. II. CREA, James Harrison. Thomas Crea, Mars, 1, Ivar. John Hagen, Tro, Northland BUSSCHER, Levi. John Busscher, F. I*a. HAGEN. R. D. County, Norway. 1. Hamilton. Mich. FENNER, Fred A. Herman Fenner. 37 West LEWERNICITT, Raymond J. Mrs. Bell Lew- CARLSON, .Alex. Miss Ruth Carlson, Crooks- Thirtt'enth Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. ernlcht, 374 North Oak Street, Buffalo, ton. Minn. A. HARTMAN. John Mrs. Mar.v Hartman, N. Y. COOPER. Son. Henry E. Cooper, R. F. D. 0231 South Marshfield .Yvenue. 111. 5, Chicago, QUINETT, Ellis Merton. Byron Phillips, I’elham. Ga. PIERCEALL, John B. Will C. Pierceall, May- Charles. Lick, N Y. CROSBY, Dave H. Crosby, Marydell, field. Ky. Oliver L. Mrs. Beatrice Trant- Miss. TRANTH.YM. SHIFFER. Walter S. Mrs. Isaac M. Shlffer, ham. Cleburne, Tex. CURTIS, Raymond T. Mrs. E. B. Curtis, 55.5 East Main Street. Ephrata, Pa. Denysvillt, Me. SIIRIVER, Alfred. Edward J. Shriver, 64 BUGLEBS. D.M.RYMPI.E. Roy. Jlyron Dalrymple, R. F. Belmont Place, New Brighton, Staten Is- GOODWIN. Fred L. Frank Goodwin, 2001 1*. 9. Plaintleld Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. land, N. Y'. Spring Street, Quincy, 111. DILLINGER, George, jr. Mrs. Marie Dllliu- SMITH, Mcltee. Mrs. McRec Smith, 4438 LE CLAIR, William. Mrs. Cathrine Le Clair, gor, Bangall, N. Y. McPher.son Avenue, St. Louis. Mo. Acushnet. Mass. DOUGHERTY. Bernard F. Mrs. Norn Dough- SULLIV.YN. A. Pledger. Dr. Rufus P. Sulli- PUTOFF, Orval K. Mrs. Ruth Miller. 1442 erty. Waterloo. N. Y. van. 2515 Church Street. Cleveland. Tenn. Spruce Street. Terre llnute. Ind. DUNN, Tom. Miss llettv Dunn. South Mans- TEDROW. Paul M. Mrs. W. L. Tedrow. 1018 SWEIRCINSKY, John. Mrs. Anna Sweircin- fleld. La. South I’ark Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. sky, Blossburg, Pa. THE OFFICI*VL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1919. 9 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

MECHASICS. BARNES, Jim. W. Barnes, Port Springs, W. BALDWIN, Stanley Ward. Mrs. Theresa Va. Laliiwin. R. Butler, Pa. COIXIXS, Orville J. O. E. CoUirs, ChaU- F. D. 3, BEATTY, Horace M. Mrs. William Beatty, Florcs- ron. Ni br. BARNES. John F. Mrs. Leia Barnes, 279 Pa. ville, UE!>T. William Taj West, fnaka, N. C. Locust Avenue, Washington. Tex. C. Idaho. WESTERGAKU. Viggo. Marius WestergarU, BERG, lugwold S. Hans Berg, Orofino, BARRY, Autry. Mrs. Barry Autry. Cornish, Wilmot H. Berry, Laings- Mi.'S. Del Paso Ueights, Cal. BERRY. W. W. burg, Mich. BARTELS. George H. Mrs. Fred Bartels, 361 SADDLEB. BOGDONaS, Stephen. Mrs. Katie Goodrich, Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. a’EITELBAL’M. Morris. Mrs. Thella Teltel- 89 Wcb.ster Street. Cambridge. Mass. BERN.ARD, Calvin E. Mrs. Viola Rafferty, baum, 134 George Street, Bridgeport, Coon. BOHM.SACK, Charles H. Fred Bohm.sack. New Milton, Oreg. Prague, Minn. BOLTZ, Russell L. Mrs. Celia Boltz. 8S7 COOK. BOHRER Elmer L. Miss Dasie Bohrer, Big South Fourteenth Street Newark, N. J. Pool, TROCTNER, Ru.ssell E. Mrs. Eliza J. Trout- Md. BREWSTER. Townsend. Mrs. Sarah Brew- ner. Lemoore, Kiugs County, Cal. BREWER. James. John T. Brewer, Green- ster, Glen Cove, N. Y. wood. S. C BURTON, William L. David Burton, 111 East PRIVATES. BRISONDO. Enghie. Jenaro Brisondo. Dica- Fifth Street, Tnscumbia. Ala. AXTHONT. Joseph H. Mrs. Catherine S. An- sezz.a. Italy. CELESTINE, Charles McD. Mrs. Mary Mc- William thony, 1313 Garfield Avenue SW., Canton, BROWN. H. Mrs. George Brown. R. Donald. Whittemore, Iowa. Ohio F. D. 5. box 498. Wilkinsburg, l*a. CHIMENTL Marco. Racco SemonitU, 43 Mul- Willie. Mrs. Charlott Brown, 300 ARMSTRONG. James. Mra Dora Cline, BROWN, b Try Street, New York, N. Y. Emerson. Ky. R Fourth Street, Cleburne. Tex. CHISOLM, Joseph C. Joseph Chisolm. 1103 BURKE, Hamp. Mrs. Julia C. Chatham. R. ARMSTRONG, John E. Mrs. Martha Arm- Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. F. D. 1. Reddies River. N. C. strons, 62tJ North Main Street, Winchester, COWANS, Lawrence. Mrs. Lula Green Lee, CA.NFIKU3. Alfiert H. Canfield. Burns- Ind. E W. R. F. D. 3, Anderson, S. C. ville. W. Va. AR.MSTRONG, Williard. Mrs. Fannie L. Arm- CUI.LTSOX. Clarence. Charles Cullison, C.ARVENER. Thomas. Mrs. Theodosia Car- strong. 409 South Eighth Street, Murphys- Worthington. Ind. vener, 2205 Main Street, Joplin. Mo bor... 111. D’ALESaNDRO, AJesandro. Mrs. Lucia C.ACCIG. John Tony Crisetig. 2648 Wash- BABB, William K. Albert Babb, R. F. D. 5. D'.AIesaudro, 47 Geneva Street. Geneva, ington Street, • Gary. Ind. N. Y. Martin. Teun. CC'LLINS. John F Martin Munson. 556 West EARREIT?, Thomas. Armsted Barrett, Mid- ECKERT. George L. Mrs. Lilly M. Eckert, Forry-.siith Street. New York City. 103 Eleventh Sheet. Mouongahela, waj. Tex. COLLINS, Mrs. Pa. Roy E W. A. Draper, South- GURSKA', Stanly. Mrs. Mihaiina BI'll T.IER. William. Mrs. Louisa Beutjer, ern Heights, Faribault, Minn Gursky, Sollitt, 111. Lipuisky, Russia. CONNER, Leslie A. Mrs. Sadie Conner, Co- August. EILLMA.N. Frank A. Jacob Billman, R. F. D. velo. HANSEN. Mrs. Marie Hansen, 2106 Cal. North Twenty-ninth Avenue, 1. Myerstown, Pa. CONROY. .Joseph V. .Tohn Conrov. 1609 Omaha, Nebr. HAA’DE, Stanley. Mrs. Helen DoiingwCicke, I’-ILODEAC, G> orge. Mrs. George Bilodeau, Mount Vernon Street, Philadelphia, 'Pa 92 Rhodes Street, 93 Dtexel Street, Springfield. Mass. DE 'N. William E Miss Mattie Corn, general New Britain. Conn. I51RKM.ANN. William H. Henry Birkmann, delivery. Townley. Mo. HOLT, Walter D, Harry Holt, 924 EasA R F D. 1, Brock. Nebr. DORETY, .Tohn Mrs. Katherine Tenth Street. Los Angeles, Cal. N Dorety. Robert BORKOWSKI, Jos" ph. Mrs. Mary Woldasko, 4313 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa HOUSER. R. Mrs. Kate Houser, B. F. D. 273*5 Chestnut Street, Toledo, Ohio. IiRESS. Panageofeos A. Steve L. Balopulos. 2, Flintvllle. Tenn. BOSCISCO, John. Charles Lawfus, Summit- box 481, Benici.a, Cal. JOHNSON. Erwin G. C. W. Johnson, Lich- hill, Pa. EHRS AM, Arnold W. Mrs. Susan Ebrsam, field. Minn. BR.\S HEARS. Joseph H. Miss Nellie Brash- 1016 Harrison Street, Sandusky. Ohio. Larkin. Edward J. Mrs. Margaret I'4Rsh. Joseph. Bee Marsh, Newport, Tex. E.ast High Street. Defiance. Ga. Clarksville, Mo. M.'SOX. Monroe. Mrs. Delia Bransom. 28 MYERS. Henry. Sirs. Ralph A. Richardson. REESE, James T. Mrs. Hattie B. Reese Elghreenrh Street SE.. Washington. D. C. R F. D 1. Seven Mile Ford. Va. Fulton. Ky. M'STROCOLA. Areh. Charles Mastrocola, 3 MATERS. Orville. Mrs. Cora Myers, Martins- RICH 'RDSON. Arthur W. Mrs. Clara Hollev. Ra-'lroad ‘venue. Jamaica. N. Y. ville. Ind. 23 F'lix Street, Charleston, S. C. MEDIN.A. Reyes. Marcus Medina. Montaya. NETB.AUR Thomas C. James C. Neihaur. RINGTOUL Thomas S. Mrs. Arthur Cart- Tex. Sugar City, Idaho. wright. Blacks Creek. N. Y. MT'RDY, Lloyd E. Curt Murdy, Hovel. S. NOHR. William. Mrs. Otto Sahs, Wood.stock RA'.\N. James F. Mrs. Katherine I.4trscn. 35’’0 Dak. III. Twent.v-third Avenue south. Seattle, Wa-di S.AMSON. Mrs. MIJSTIAN, Wallace F. J. E Mustlan. R. F. D NORBY. Oscar M. Mrs, Oscar Norbv, Cul- Ward. Gladys Samson, R f" 1. Ridgeway. N. C. lison. Kans, D 3 Buchanan. Mich. S.ARGENT. Virgil. Paul KF.VRV. .Tames .1 Mrs. Robert Neary, 153 NORTON, Esiey E. Alvin Norton. Roosevelt Sargent. Harlan Cooper Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. Minn. Ky NETTI.es, James. Lorania Robinson. Claus- O'CONNER. .Tohn J. Mrs. Josephine O'Con- SCH.ALSTOK. Konstanty. Miss Alberta Scbal- .sen, S. C. ner. Blasdell, N. Y. stok. Grodna. t'eb-rnia Sobtdank, Wallace, O'CDNNOU. .Tnseph. Mrs. Bridget O'Connor, OSBORN, Peter. Sister Methilde. St. Johns Tcish Provalka. Russia. Hospital. 01 Bri.stol Street. Cambridge, Mass. St. Louis. Mo. SIDGRE.AVES, Eilwaid Miss .Tennle Sld- OT.SOV Arthur. Afrs. Annie C. Aspinnd. PATE. Mclver J. Mrs. Annie J. Pate. Duke greaves. 702 King Philip Stre«’t, Pall River, Parkers IVairie. Minn. N. C. Mass. AMIU'RGEY. Jethro. Marian Amburgev. PATTISON. Percy N. Mrs. Millie Pattison. SMITI', Frank. Mrs. Rose Smith, 1705 O'Fal- Path, Kv. 6'1 Chilton i' venue, Niagara Falls. N. Y. lon Street. St. Louis. Mo. B.' KER Nolan W Mrs. Irene Baker, 858 -APrzzo, Attore. Louis Apuzzo, 11 Westloy SAtlTIl, Peter F. Mrs. llanuah Sfeet. Smith, box licnn'tt Wilmington, Del. Street, I’assalc, N. J. 406, Avon, Mass. 71—10 3 10 TllF. OFFICIAL U. S. m’i.LETIX; TUriiSDAY, FEHRUAKV 20, 1019. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

SOPHAS. Daniel. Mrs. M. Fairfax, 238 West SCHROEDER, George. Ferdinand Schroeder, MURRAY', Arthur R. Mrs. E. T. Murray, Sixt.v-first Street, New York, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Palms, Mich. 2126 Pine Street, Pueblo, Colo. SPODOBODSKI, Joseph. Mrs. Annie Spoclo- SCULLY, James T. John J. Scully, 407 North SANSBURY, Malcolm. Mrs. Lena Sansbury, bolski, Prasnys, Russia. Sixty-third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dalevillc. Ala. STEPHENS, John F. Mrs. Mary K. Hum- .SHINKLE, Leonard. Mrs. Martha Barmaster, WEEKLY, Frank. John Weekly, Hopkinsville, phrey, ()18 Benton Street, St. Joseph, Mo. Cincinnati, Ohio. Ky. STEPHENS, John M. Hiram P. Stephens, WILSON, Frank. Mrs. Emma Wilson, 529 Laird, Colo. Died from Wounds. Adams Street, Birmingham, Ala. STEWART, Esco. James Stewart, Vests, N. C. CORl-OR.VLS. Died of Disease. THURBER, Jesse K. Joseph H. Thurber, BREDFELDT, William F. Henry Bredfeldt, Fairfield, Idaho. 1912 Rickingham Road, Davenport, Iowa. PRIVATES. COUTURE, Alphonse F. Louis Couture, Rice RITCHEY, Charles R. Alex J. Ritchey, 1185i Lake, Wis. Church Street, San Francisco, Cal. SECTION 2, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. DAVIS. Charles C. Mrs. Maude Davis, 426 SENSLEY, Henry. Edward Sensley, Clinton, Deballver Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Iowa. following casualties The are reported HIGGINS, John .1. Mrs. Mary Higgins, 10 SHAFFER, .Tames L. Miss Morgett Shaffer, by the commanding general of the Ameri- Stearns Street, Malden, Mass. Vernal, Utah. can Expeditionary Forces; .TOHNSTON, Ora F. Delania M. Johnston, SKOIEN, Samuel M. Julius Skoien, 3229 R. F. D. A, Pittsboro, Hendricks County, South Twenty-second Avenue, Minneapolis, Killed in action 36 Ind. Minn. TERVAY. Frank. John Tervay, South THIRSTON, Clarence T. Alexander M. Thurs. Died 507 from wounds 21 Twelfth Street, Newark. N. J. ton, R. F. D. 3, box 22, Fort Smith. Ark. Died from accident and other THOMSON, Arthur G. Mrs. T. Keenan, 31 WALCZEWSKI, John. John Klimkowski, causes 24 Second Avenue, Rockaway Park, N. Y. 1333 Manitoba Avenue, South Milwaukee, Wis. Died of disease 8 I'RIV.iTES. WROUGHTON, William G. Mrs. Mary L. Wounded severely 117 BOY'CE. YVillie R. Mrs. Dora Boyce, Middle- YVroughton, 5027 Thrush Avenue, St. Louis, Missing in action 2 ton. R. F. D. 3, Piedmont, S. C. Mo. DEKKER. John A. David Stucky, 152 Ran- ZIMIACK, Frank J. Mrs. Josephine Zimiack, dolph Street, Detroit, Mich. La Salle, HI. Total 207 DI TANNIA, Luigi. Lorenzo Di Tana, care of Philadelphia Gas Co., Braddock, Pa. Wounded Severely, DURKIN, Michael J. Mrs. Delia Hannigan, PRIVATES. Killed in Action. 5008 Addison Street. Chicago, 111. GATTS, William L. Mrs. Alice D. Gatts, 1447 PIERCE, John. John Pierce, Plummers LIECTE.NANT. East Sixty-eighth Street, Los Angeles. Cal. Landing, Ky. Vert. Mrs. Josle R. Pope, R. F. D. Walter Mrs. Clem- GREEN, Ralph P. Oakley Ross Green, Beloit, POPE, 2, CLEMENTZ. L. Elizabeth Harlson, Ga. entz, 702 North Lincoln Avenue, Massillon, Kans. Frank J. Mrs. Mary Powell, 170 Ohio. GREf;ORY, Sylvester S. Mrs. Hattie Gregory, POWELL, South Franklin Street, Pottstown, Pa. SBItGB.\NTS. 1816 North Twenty-third Street, St. Louis, Mo. POWELL. Willie C. Mrs. J. A. Powell, 67 EGBRTON, Carl .1. Joseph Egerton, 215 HARRIS. Willi.am R. William W. Harris, Dixie Street, La Grange, Ga. South Columbus Avenue, Mount Vernon, Hockingport, Meigs County, Ohio. QUINLAN, John J. Mrs. Sarah Quinlan. 24 N. Y. LEVANIiOSKEY, Steve. Joseph Levandoskey, Bagg Street, Detroit, Mich. William J. LUSHOX, .Tobn J. Lushon. 4269 Wlllots Avenue, South River, N. J. R.'VFFETY, James B. Mrs. Mary Ellen Raf- Mantua Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. NORWOOD. Charles T. Mrs. Iveline Norwood, fety. Dukedom, Tenn. Jim J. Mrs. Cornelia Ragan, Val- PBIVATE.S. 1107 East Lane Street, Raleigh, N. C. RAGAN. PER \LTA, Romaldo. Mrs. Lucia Peralta, dosta, Ga. BARAN, Bartholomew. Stanislaw Roszcevlch, Idria, Cal. RAKE. Jack C. Mrs. Marrietta Rake, 1217 Alley, 16 \Veer Plymouth. Pa. REEVES. Robert L. Joe N. Reeves, R. P. D. Twenty-third Street. Parkersburg. W. Va. Isaac Finley. Mrs. Ellen Bates. R. F. BATES, 1. Newell, Ala. ROBUCK, John. Mrs. Anna Robuck, Silver D. 1, box 59. Caldwell, Noble County. Ohio. ROWLAND, Fred. Mrs. Bertha Bryan, James Creek, Nebr. BLAGO, Charley. Ira Calvet, Mountain View, town, Ohio. RUSHTON, Lloyd. E. Rushton, Farnhamville, Okla. RYAN, John. Mrs. Margaret Gentry, Doni- Iowa. BROWN, William Elmer. Mrs. David F. Nich- phan, Mo. RUSSUM, John H. Mrs. Ada Russum, Lemon, ols, 50 irront Street. Rocky Grove, Frank- Miss. lin, Pa. Died from Accident and Other Causes. RYAN, Edward Joseph. Mrs. Marie Ryan, DUNCE, Boyd G. Frank Bunco, R. F. D. 1, Tyndall, S. Dak. Janesville. Mich. CAPT.ilN. RYAN, Thomas. Mrs. Margaret Hennesey, BUNCH, William T. George M. Bunch, Dolo- POUND. Harold H. Mrs. L. Annie Pound, 801 898 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss. roso. La Salle Gardens, Detroit, Mich. RYKER, Raymond. Mrs. Eliza Ryker, .3531 CLEGG, Virgil Sam. Mrs. Laura Clegg, Slate North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. SEUGE.VNTS. Creek, W. Va. ST. GEORGE, Charles W. Joseph St. George, COX, Hamer M. Mrs. Carrie Cos, Wilming- BUZZARD. Lloyd W. Mrs. Jcrmlna Buzzard, West Main Street, Warren, Mass. ton, Ohio. Marl'nfon, W. Va. SAGAR, Waldo E. Fred W. Sagar, 403 Sher- CROSKREY, Roy C. Robert L. Croskrey, R. SHULER, James M. Mrs. Louise E. Shuler, man Street. Toledo, Ohio. F. D. 5, Oakville, Iowa. Ellorce, S. C. SAMUEL, John H. Mrs. John H. Samuel, DRISKO. Ralph B. Mrs. Minnie McPhail, 24 COllPOU.tL. 335 Twenty-fourth Avenue, North Nash- Vassar Street, Dorche.ster, Mass. ZIN.YMON, Dosie. Osie Zinamon, Lucedale, ville, Tenn. GOOLSBY, Eulls T. Mrs. W. P. Goolsby, Miss, SCH.YFFER, Howard. Mrs. Anna Shaffer, Blythe. Ga. WAGONEH. 813 Burt Street, Niles, Ohio. GOTFREDSON, Harry. All>ert Godfredson, Isador Harry. Mrs. Fanny 510 SCHYVAUTZ, Bickletou, Wash. JOHNSON. Howard W. Bascoml Johnson, Schwartz, 5 Backus Street, Schenectady, Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. GUINN, Arthur E. Charlie H. Guinn, Roar- Murtland N. Y. ing .Springs, Tex. NCKSE. SCIMECA, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Scimeca, 110 HICKS, William J. James C. Hicks, Benffton, KULP, Lorain H. Mrs. Emman Laura Kulp, Tenth Street, Now York City. Ark. 41 Hanover Street, South Pottstown, Pa. SHANALAN, William J. John M. Shanalan, JENKINS. Homer. Mrs. Nora Jenkins, Oak PRIVATES. 94 East Lincoln Street, Marlboro, Mass. Street, Winchester, Ind. SIIAPTON, Allan L. Mrs. Janet Shapton, 114 KNUTSON, Corunell A. Ebert Knutson, R. ASHTON, Hoyt J. Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley, Upright Street, Charlevoix, Mich. Athens, Ohio. F. D. 3, Blair, Wis. SHAVOR, Edwin. William J. Shavor, Proc- Mrs. Delia Gakey, LINDSAY, Bert A. Lyman C. Lindsay, 608 CENTERBAR, George C. torville, Ohio. Washington Street, Monroe, Mich. 71 Park Street, Burlington, Vt. SMITH, George F. Mrs. Gertrude Smith, Old MCKINLEY, Arthur. James R. McKinley, CRAIG, Raymond T. Mrs. Addie Craig, 116 South Road Aqueduct, Long Island, N. Y. Davis Point, Ky. Santa Barbara, Santa Paula, Cal. SMITH, George M. Edwin Smith, Main John. Mrs. Elizabeth Cun- MORIARTY, John Henry, Jr. Miss Josephine CUNNINGHAM, Street, Nelllston, N. Y. Moriarty, 674 North Forty-second Street, ningham, 1748 Fillmore Street, Camden, SMITH, Joe Jefferson. Mrs. Effie Smith, 819 Philadelphia, Pa. N. J. Merchant Street, Eldorado, Kans. William. Mrs. George MURPHY, Leo D. George P. Murphy, Hooker, ESHER, George T. SMITH, Norman S. Mrs. Mary E. Wellington, Okla. Esher. 524 .Johnson Street, Philadelphia. Pa. North B’llenca, Mass. PIEPMEYER, Bernard R. Mrs. Theresa Piep- GASSERT, John. Simon P. Gassert, West Car- SMITHBAUER, George W. John Smith- '•ollton, ineyer, 517 Center Street, Colllnsvilie, 111. Ohio. bauer, R. F. D., box 91, Kersey, Pa. GR.\Y'. John. Mrs. Jennie Gray, 211 Tomlin- QUIGNO, Henry. John Qulgno, R. F. D. 1, SOUTHERN, John J. Mrs. Margaret South- Watervliet, Mich. son Avenue, Moundsville, W. Va. ern, 106 Circular Avenue. Pittsfield, Mass. QUINN, William D. Martin Quinn, Elkhorn, HODGES, Loren II. Mrs. Isabel Cutrell, STANLEY, Robert Ray. Coleman Stanley, R. 111. Nebr. Shawneetown, F. D. 2, St. Catherine, Mo. QUIST, Lawrence. Mrs, Anna Haigen, Three JOHNSON, Walter Fred. Frank Johnson, STANSESKI. John. Frank Stanseski, Meadow Porks, Mont. Grant and Dumont Streets, Brooklyn. N. Y. Road, Northampton, Mass. A. King, Davie RACHIELS, Daniel M. Mrs. P. L. Nolin, New KING, Robert B. Mrs. James STEGALL. Jerome S. Mrs. Mary J. Stegall, Brockton, Ala. Avenue. Statesville, N. C. Pelzer, S. C. ^ ROBERTS. Louis. Mrs. Etter Roberts. 1386 LEYVIS, Frank. George L. Lewis, Convoy, STUEWE, Otto. Theodore Stuewe, 4449 South Fifth Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Ohio. South Albany. Chicago, 111. ROMARD. William Joseph. Mrs. Margaret LOCKE. William II. William II. Locke, 8 SULLIY'AN, Walter L. Miss Catherine Sulli- Uomard. 11 l«'irst Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Springdale Avenue. Dover, Mass. van. 46 Grafton Street, Worcester, Mass. RUSSELL, Robert I Wllando I. Russell, R. McANALLY', James A. James II. Mc.Vnally, SYVIFT, John A. Will A. Swift, R. F. D. 1, F. D. 1. Corning, Cal, Cleveland, Mo. Scotts Hill, Tenn. SCHOTTINGER. John .Toseph. Mrs. Anna Mcknight, YVillie N. Steve A. McKnight, TETZLAFF, William. Mrs. William Tetzlaff, Sobottinger, Dunelleu. N. J. Mount Airy, N. C. 109 South Electric Avenue, Alhambra, Cal. n

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TISINOER, Earnest. Mrs. .Josephine Tisin- SMITH, Henry. Mrs. Mary Smith, West PRIVATES. ger, Thomaston, Ga. De Pere, Wis. MO.SER, Anon L. Isham H. Moser, R. F, D. Lanking, .STACKS, OfOMKK Laud F. Mrs. Mary Tomeh, Thurlow W. John McNeely, R. P. 3, Madi.souville, Tenn. D. N. Eak. 7. box 41, Lancaster, S. C. WORLEY, Idoyd A. Hugh 'Worley, Mount TH()W, Otho R. Miss Carrie Trow, Hunts- STEVENS, Roy. Mrs. Ella Stevens, Ault, Vernon, Ohio. ville, Tex. Colo. HLLMAN, Louis F. Mrs. Margaret Jaeger, SULLIVAN, Peter P. Miss Helen L. Sullivan, Missing in Action, Previously Reported Mount Angel, Marion County, Oreg. 63 Malden Street, Malden, f Mass. Wounded Severely in Action. VAOILI.4, Guiseppe. Peter Gandalfo, 77 SULT, Wilfred Ernest. Joshua Suit, Talala, Blearmnnt Street, Fitchburg, Mass. OUIa. PRIVATES. VAN DYKE, Floyd. Will Jerry Van Dyke, TAYLOR, William IT. Mrs. Maggie Norton, CAINE, William H. Mrp. William Caine, Eriders, Nebr. 44 Fenton Street NE., Washington, D. C. Wldicd Street, Pine Meadow, Conn. VENERUSO. Gaetano. Angelo Veneruso, 139 TIIOM.l.S, Charles. Henry Thomas, Kilgore, CIIEAGEAR, Anthony. Martin Periieusky, 19 Willard Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Ky. Cleveland Street, Hudson, l*a. VETTERHUS, Theodore. Mrs. .Tesse Vetter- THOMAS, Charley. Mrs. Susan Thomas, Ha- hus, Colton, S. Dak. worth, Okla. Killed in Action, Previously Reported VON.‘\, Ruben T. Mrs. Minnie Vona, 335 West THOMAS, Ottis II. John W. Thomas, Echo, Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- Erie Avenue, Corning, N. Y. Oi-eg. WALSH, John. Mrs. Sarah Walsh, 323 Bast THOMAS, Roy. Mr.s. Julia .Tune, 2216 South mined). Thirty-second Street, New York, N. T, Tenth Street, St, Joseph, Mo. PRIVATES. W^RD, Floyd O. Mrs. Marllla G. Ward, R. F. THOMPSON, James F. Mrs. .Tennie Robin- CUSHMAN. Dan. John Cushman, 218 P^lyer D. 4, Shelby, Mich. son, 166 Douglas.s Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Street, Paterson, N. J, WARREN. Robert. Mrs. Lulu G. Warren, 34 T003TIM.AN, Jefferson Clyde. Robert Tooth- HARNACK, William P. Mrs. Mary P. Har- North Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C. man, Mannington, W. Va. nack. Rattlesnake. Mont. WEBER, Bornhold ,T. Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, TURNER, Sherman. Mrs. Mary Turner, HOBBES, Peter. Cliarles B. Ilobhes, Shick- •3144 North Ashland Avenue, Chicago, 111. Bconcville. N. C. shinny. Pa. WESTPIIAL, Walter P. Mrs. Annie West- UNDERWOOD, Georve W. Mrs. Jenny Under- LINNAR.TZ, Walter. Mrs, Martin Piliss, phnl, Janesvillo, Minn. wood, Fountain, Mich. box 22, N('w Braunfels, Tex. WHITCOMB, George II. Mrs. Minnie Whit- UTHOFP, Oscar II. Mrs. Oscar Uthoff, 4227 PLSANO, .Tohn. Mrs. Rose Pisano, 32 Spencer comb. Deerfield, 111. Norfolk Avcmie, St. Louis, Mo. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WITZER, Marcell. Nick Witzer, R. P. D. 5, VANECEK, William .1. .losepb Vanecek, 31 STEVENS, Howard L. Mrs. Alice Stevens, box 2.32. Port Worth, Tex. Ackerman Street. Hellertown, Pa. Payette, Mo. ZAr>RiTZKY, Dominick. John Zabritzky, VAUGHN, Otis Price. Sterling Price Vaughn, East New York Avenue, near Bristol Ave- R. F. D. 4, Pulton, Mo. Missing in Action, Previously Reported nue, Brooklyn, N. Y. VAUGHN, Robert Dee. Mrs. Harriett Eliza- ZEALOR, Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- Jo- S. Albert W. Zealor, .561 beth Vaughn, R. P. D. 2, Newbern. Term. mined). Fountain Street, Havre de Grace, Md. WAL1.S, Samuel Hiram. Walter H. Walls, ZIEMBA, Waiter. Frank Ziemba, 1334 West Sudler.syillo, Md PIUVME.S. Dw-ision Street, Chicago, 111. WALSH, John L. Michael Walsh, 6.31 Nlckols KALBACK, Walter Geor.ee. Miss .\nna N. TYLER, Alvey. Henry Tyler, E. P. D. 2, Street, Springfield, Mo. Kalbaek. 49 Woodbine Street, Auburndale, Livla, Ky. WARD, Wade H. Mrs. Mary L. Ward, 1757 Mass. DNDERWGOD. .Tohn S. Louis P. Underwood, Seventh Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. I'UGLIESE, William J. Mrs. Amenda Pug- Ctnlrmonnt, 111. WEKK, William H. Charles L. Werk, Cleve- liese, 585 I.awton Street, Fall River, MaSj. VERMILLION, W.orren C. John W. Vermil- land, Mont. WOODWORTH. Robert. Don McLean. Cleve- lion, Stillwater, OUla. WEST, John R. Robert L. West, Glass, Tex. land Leader Publishing Co., Cleveland, Ohio. VESPA, Prank. Napale Dibartolomae, Pair- WHI'l’E, Flavins. Mrs. Nancy V/hite. 556 point, Ohio. We.st One hundred and twenty-sixth Street, Killed in Actiolf^ Previonsly Reported VETENGLE, Louis Frank. Mrs. Mary Ve- New York. N. Y. Missing in Action. tengle, 414 North Thirteenth Street, " Sagi- WILSON. John. Mrs. Sarah Wilson, 66A Hay- naw, Mich. den Street, Toronto, Canada. LIEUTENANT. WALKER, Thomas W. William T. Payne, WISNIESKT. .loseph F. Mrs. .Josephine Wis- BATEMAN, William. Mrs. Selina Bateman, Union Mills, Va. nieski. 109 Connell Street, Olean. N. Y. 12S West V’ayne Avenue, Wayne, I’a. Floyd W.'RD, O. Mrs. Marilla G. Ward, R. P. WOODROW. Edward. George W. Link, 1208 .SERGEANTS. D. 4, Shelby, Mich. West Venango Street, Philadelphia, Pa. COBBS, William Mrs. WARD. Peat. Mrs. Amanda Owens, 908 Bally YEARTY, W’illiam A. Mrs. Sarah McGough O. Jesse L. Jones, 1300 Street. Floyd Street, Lynchburg, Va. Houston, Tex. Ycnrty, R. P. D. 4, Macon, Ga. COOPER. Robert ,S. Mrs. Robert WARNER, Claud D. W. C. Warner, Bogalu.sa, YOUNG, Willie R. Mrs. Mary Young, R. P. D. S. Cooper, .596 Fifth Avenue, San Francisco, La. 2. box 175. l^acoma Wa.sh. Cal. LAKE, Stephen. WDZIECZNY, Michael. Mrs. .Tosephino .Tag- ZACH.VU. George. Mrs. Isabel Znehan, 994 Andrew Lake, 4440 D.amea Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. lowski. 1740 West Eighteenth Street, Chi- East Madison Street, Eau Claire, Wis. cago, III. CORPORAL. WELSH, William M. Mrs. Katherine Welsh, Missing in Action. McCarthy, Dennis D. W. J. McCarthy. 157 ,8014 Normal Avenue, Chicago, 111. PRIVATES. Albany .Street, Boston, Mass. WRIGHT, James A. Abe Wright, R. P. D. 2, Wilmington, N. C. KREIMER, EMIL F. Mrs. Minnie Kreimer, PRIVATES. ZEINER, Edward C. Mrs. Geraldine Zeiner, R. F. D. 4, Fort Dodge. Iowa. ATNARDI, Lino. Alexander Farm, Kingwood, 1.317 Ruby Street, Wood Haven, N. Y. MOON, Sylvcstus. Nelson Moon, rural de- W. Va. livery 27, May.sville, Ga. CUTWATER, Marshall. John N. Outwater, CAIN, Vern J. Mrs. Bertha Cain, R. F. D. 2, 351 West Two hrindred and fifty-ninth Colbert, Wash. Street, Now York City. DANKLE, Raymond G. George Dankle, Glid- OWEN, Roy R. Mrs. Nannie G. Clark, 3901 COKRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST. den, Iowa. East Side, Dallas, Tex. DE MARCO. Pasquale A. Mrs. Sabina Wounded Severely in Action, Previously De PETERSON. Noak B. P. Mrs. Marie M. Peter- Marco, 8746 Bay Twenty-fourth Street, son. Snaland Foreheda, Sweden. Reported Killed in Action. Brooklyn. N. Y. PLUMMER, Lawrence M. Mrs. Florence CORPOBAP. DILLEY, Walter W. C. M. Diliey, 1503 Plummer, 6500 Wells Avenue, St. Louis, Cherry Avenue, Yakima, Wash. WICK, Chris. Miss Ollie , Mo. B. Hattenmark, ELLIS, .Tesse T. Mrs. Ida Ellis, Denham POUTER, Perley O. Prank Porter, R. F. D. 3526 South J Street, Tacoma, Wash. Springs, La. 1 Berrien Springs. Mich. GUDIN.VS, John. Anthony in Gudinas, 136 RAGSDALE. Porter J. James Dock Ragsdale, Wounded Action (Degree Undeter- Weyl Street, Rochester, N. Y. Onconta, Ala. mined), Previously Reported Killed in HARRISON, Ernest J Mrs. Annie Harrisou, RAINEY, William F. Mrs. Bridget Rainey, Action. 2641 Coral Street, Philadelphia. Pa. 1812 Luzerne Street, Scranton, Pa. LAMERSON, Venerhla O. Mrs. Fannie Lam- • iaeutbnant. RAINWATER, Thomas. Jake Dawes, Mingle, erson, 16 Downey Avimue, Mancelona, Mi h. Ky. CONOVER, Harvey. L. P. Conover, 51 South LLOYD, William E. Thomas B. Lloyd, 5511 REALE, Salvatore. Mrs. Solvastinono Quar- Oak Street., Hinsdale, 111. York Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. nnta, 494 Front Street. Hartford, Conn. McMILLEN, Ralph E. James B. Returned to Duty, McMillcn, RESPA.KS, Ransom. Langley S. Respass, R. Previously Reported Peabody, Kans. F. D. No. 1, Pinefown, N. C. Killed in Action. MALPASS, Allen. Mrs. Mary Malpass, William. RUTH, Gurney Ruth, High Point, PRIVATES. R. F. D. 1, Shelton, Wash. N. C. O'DRISCOLL, George P. Mrs. Michael O’Dris- BOTH, Guisseppe. Affrido SAMS, Sam P. Richard H. Spring Speramentl, box coll. 48 Marion Street, East Boston, Mass. Sams, 338 222, Bristol, Conn. Street, Spartanburg, S. C. OSTERLOH, Conrad. JIrs. Gussi Osterloh, GARDNER, Thomas. Thomas Gardner, R. P. SCHAEFFER, Herman P. Mrs. Mary C. 2411 Grove Street, Oakland, Cal. D. 2. Redford, Mich. Schaeffer, 14 Doyle Avenue, Westminster, WEIMER, Guy L. Peter 'Weimer, Bangor, Mich. Md. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported BCHWERDT, Herman. Louis Schwerdt, R. P. Died from Wounds Received in Action. Died from Wounds Received in Action, D. Warronton, Mo. 3, Previously Reported Missing in Action. SCOTTEN, Thomas D. Emmett Crowley, PRIVATE. Glasgow, Mo. EWALD, William P. Herman Ewaldj, 302 PRIVATE. SEAL, Robert V. Mrs. Sarah Seal, Center Helena Street, Saginaw, Mich. MENKB, Bernard. Bernard Menke, ,sr., R. P. Street. Millersbiirg. Pa. D. 2. Dyersyille, Iowa. SIEGMUND, Walter A, Mrs. Lydia Sieg- Killed in Action, Previously Reported mund. Luxemburg. Wis. Wounded Severely in Action. Died of Disease, Previously Reported 8I.1NING, Roy. William Slining, R. P. D. 2, Missing in Action. Mars, Pa. corporal. SMITH. George A. Mrs. Mary Smith, 408 EVERS. Stephen P. Mrs. Ella V. Evers, 2 PRIVATE. Lee Street, Zanesville, Ohio. North Street, Troy, N. Y. LAWS, Ed. Mrs. Etta Laws, Depew, Okla, 12 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIX; TTIFRSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

Died, Previously Reported Missing in Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- NEELY’, Lynnford R. Mrs. Mary R. Neely, 3419 North Thirty-fifth Street, Philadelphia, Action. mined), Previously Reported Missing Pa. CORPORAL. in Action. NICAISE, Randolph. Mrs. Louise Nicaise, CORPORALS. Kiln, Miss. (.iU.ESI’IE, Jerry. Mrs. Bright Gillespie, OLSON, Chester. Olaf Olson, Wautoma, Wis. 760 North De Kalb Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BLACKWOOD, Oscar R. John E. Blackwood, Wintbrop, Ark. PARROTTA, Pietro. Mrs. Oliva Pasquale, PRIV.\TES. CARLES, William H. Mrs. Myrtle J. Carles, Lovilia, Iowa. PICONOTTI, Joe. Mrs. Joe Piconottl, 1018 I'AKBY, William. Mrs. Elva Goben, Saldora, 114 Fourteenth Avenue, Juniata, Pa. H.VIRE. Eugene D. Summer W. Haire, box Crest Street, Monongahela, Pa. 111 . PIERCE, John A. Andrew Pierce, R. P. D. Leslie. Frank Darnell, R. F. D, 52, Enosburg Falls, Vt. DARNELL, 3, Frankfort, Ky. 111. MECHANICS. 7. Thompsonville, PIERCE, John L. John L. Pierce, Richville, ELLIOTT, Judge D. Jessie F. Elliott, R. F. BELL, George. Mrs. Beatrice Bell, 39 Fisher Mo. D. 6. Woodstock, Ga. Avenue, Pontiac, Mich. PITHOUD. James. Peter M. Pithoud, Sunny FLANAGAN, Charles A. Mrs. Mary Flanagan, I’OTVIN, Paul E. Emery Potvin, 511 Ilevey Nook, Alberta, Canada. 105 Pearl Street, Newton, Mass, Street, Manchester, N. II. RAMSEY, Jesse. Mrs. Francis Ramsey, R. F. Robert, Mrs, Josephine Gardner, G.UtDNER, BISK, George R. Mrs. John H. Bise, Salt- D. 5, Greenfield, Ohio. R. F. 1). 2, Bonfield. Ill, ville, Va. ROTH, Peter. Mrs. Freida Roth, 217 West HAROLD, Cornelius, Mrs. Elizabeth O’Brien, Fifth Street, Newport, Ky. 1121 East Avenue, New York, N. Y. Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter- RYAN, YVilliam P. James L. Ryan, Jasper, IlCi.MENUK. Prokop. Dennis Kriwcnchute, mined), Previously Reported Missing box 252, Park Falls, Wis. in Action. SARTAIN, Jim. Henry Sartain, R. P. D. 2, KANTZ, ,Iay S. Calvin Kantz, general de- Saulsbury, PRIVATES. Miss. livery, Reed City, Mich, SASSE, William H. Gustav Sasse, Willow BOHANNON, George P. Millard Bohannon, City, N. Dak. Severely in Action, Previously Wounded R. F. D. 2, Goldthwaite, Tex. SHANNON, Jack. Joseph II. Klichli, Savage, Reported Missing in Action. BOLDEN, Arlie. Chris C. Bolden, Shirley, Mont. Ark. SIBGLER. Edward A. Mrs. Loretta Siegler, CORPORALS. BOWEN, Warren M. Robert T. Bowen, Nor- 114 Eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MCTNNTS, James William. Dan H. C. Mcin- ristown, Ga. SMITH, Merrlman L. Mrs. Annie V. Smith, nis, Leakesville, Miss. BROWN, Henry D. H. J. Brown, R. F. D. 1, Jarrettsville, Md. MILLER, Lewis. George II. Miller, Pine, Mo. box 28, Alexandria, La. SQUIBB, John G. John A. Squibb, E. F. D, BOYD, Paul C. Mrs. Liza Boyd, R. F. D. 3, 1, Limestone, Tenn. PRIVATES. Delta, Pa. THOMAS, David G. Barnatos Thomas, Victo- ATKINS. Archie. Will Atkins, Stanford, Ky. CARL, Ray Elwyn. William Carl, Levant, ria Place, St. Ives, Cornwall, England. DLAICII, Fred William. Fred J. Blaich, 26^3 Kans. THOMAS, John W. Mrs. Sallie Thomas, Car- Crawford Street, Parsons, Kan:*. CARSTENS, Charlie F. Jurgen Carstens, Ash- son, Va. CMADKIEWICII, Anthony. Aleck Chadkie- ton, Sherman County, Nebr. THOMPSON. William L. Thomas W. Thomp- wich, box 117, Manown, Pa. CASSAMASSO, Lawrence. Airs. Mary Cassa- son, R. P. D. 3, Lindale, Tex. SMITH, Thomas. Mrs. Kelly Smith, Toms masso, Belano Balfortore, Onevente, Italy. TINCHER, Harry A. Frederick Tincher, 869 Creek, Va. CHBESMAN, Jerome L. Edward Cheesman, North Forty-fifth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. R. F. D. 5, Milan, Mich. TRALLE, Joseph. Tommie Frattalla, 2454 Wounded Slightly in Action, Previously COUTTS, William. James Coutts, 307 Eliza- Belmont Avenue, New Y’ork, N. Y’. Reported Missing in Action. beth Street, Windsor, Pa. TURZAY, Louis. John Turzay, 124 Ever- DIOS, Frank J. Louis Peter, 78 North End green Avenue, Newark. N. J. SERGEANT Street, Peabody, Mass. WALKER, William T. James W. Walker, De- A. Draxler, Strat- hart, LORD, Phillip A. A. Lord, 36 Osgood Street, DRAXLER. John August N. C. Lawrence, Mass. ford, Mich. W’lLSON, Arthur B. John Carleson, 194 Myr- DRETZKA, Theodore. Michael Dretzka, tle Avenue, Jersey Citv, N. J. MECHANIC. Rawln and Nicholson Road, post-office box WRIGHT, Ivon. Wiley D. Wright, R. F. D. South Milwaukee, GIFFORD, Corlies P. Mrs. Eva M. Gifford, 31. Wis. 2, Pauls Valley, Okla. William, Stephen AllenwOod, N. J. DROZDOWSKI, Drozdow- WUTKE, Herman P. August Wutke, R. F. D. ski, 24 Davis Terrace, Schncctady, N. Y. 1, Greenvalley, Wis. PRIVATES. EI’STEIN, Max. Percy Epstein, 321 Dailey Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported ASLING, Fred. James II. Asling, Delavan, Kans. FAROTTO, Gradino. Lorenzo Farotto, R. F. Missing in Action. D., Gilroy, Cal. BENTZ. Clarence II. Albert A. Bentz, Pal- merton. Pa. FORBES, Ian R. D. L. Forbes, 52 Colt Road, SERGEANT. Cleveland, Ohio. BURGER, Earl C. Otto J. Burger, U. F. D. KETTRICK, Harold S. Thomas J. Kettrick, FORSIIAY, John. Mrs. Carolina Forsbay, 14 23, Dover Plains, N. Y. 731 Wayne Street, Danville, 111. Twelfth Avenue, Paterson, N. J. CALDWELL, Prank. Mrs. Susie Caldwell, PRIVATES. Crawford, Tex. GENSIEVSKI, Vincent. Joe Gensievski, 226 C.VKTER, Chester. Joe B. Carter, Alpena, North Twentj'-fourth Street, New York, HOBBY, Clifford T. Mrs. Olgo G. Hobby, Ark. N. Y. Larimore, N. Dak. G I AM PIETRO, Pasquale. Joe Giampietro, SPIERING, Elmer J. Mrs. Ella Spiering, Mrs. Barbara Cerny, CERNY, George. 2317 Los Banos, Cal. Webster, S. Dak. Vine Street, Milwaukee. Wis. GORDON, A.sa 11. Hiram Gordon, 44 West I>OEtILE, Leslie. Chris Doehle, box 10, Cam- Street. Clinton, Mass. Returned to Duty, Previously Reported eron, Wis. GURECKI, Stanley. Joseph Gurecki, Dillon- Missing in Action. DRUERY, Charles W. Mrs. Elizabeth Wells, vale, Ohio. Lexington, Nebr. HENRY, Peter B. William A. Henry, 2621 SERGEANT. FEILER, Robert. Mrs. Mamie Johnson, 814 Chapline Street, Wheeling, W. Va. ROBERTSON, Charles E. Mrs. Elizabeth Rob- .Vorth Eleventh Street, Terre Haute, Ind. HOLLOWELL, Henry R. E. M. Hollowell, ertson, 99 Grant Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Mrs. FLINT, Lawrence M. Carrie B. Flint, Anderson, Ark. CORPORALS. 33 Harvard Street, Brockton. Mass. Dave. House, McCrory, Ark. HOUSE. Tome Henry A. FRY, William I’. Mrs. Mary Fry, Twenty-first Martin. Michael Kaninsky, HETHERINGTON. Francis A. JACOBS, Edward Hetherin.gton, Forsyth, Mont. Street, Middlesboro, Ky. 12 Willow Place, Buffalo, N. Y. George. Mrs. James Potts, KASKY, William R. G. N. Kasey, Fontaine, JESTER, Vincent. Anthony Jester, 128 South MONTGOMERY, R. F. D. Owensboro, Ky. Va. High Stret. Baltimore, Md. 1, John, jr. John Kiesling, sr., WOODS, Cecil. Mrs. Sallie Woods, McKinney, KIESLING, 8 KEICII, Ervin J. Mrs. Bertha Mitchel, 30 Judge Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tex. Delaware Avenue, Burlington, N. .T. PRIVATES. M.\YER, Norman J. David Mayer, 051 St. L.4BAR, Roy Waldo. George Labar, Burrs Johns Place, Brooklyn, N. Y’. Perry, La. ACREE, George Lee. William L. Acree, Mud- Robert II. MORG.IN, D. Joseph Morgan, Cir- LA GUARDI.Y, Guiseppe. Doaata La Guardia, dlety, W. Y^a. cleville, Utah. 124 Williams Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. BARR, Joseph. Joseph Barr, St. Anthony, MORTIMER. Gordin. George Mortimer, 284 LOUTZENHISER, Ralph Isaac. Charles Da- Mo. Dudley Street, Roxbury, Mass. vid Loutzenhiser, R, F. D. 44, Greenville, BECKER, George B. John B. Becker, 1435 Carl. Novick, Usmanakoi, NOVICK, Evan I’a. Hopkins Street, Berkeley, Cal. Oezda. Boratinskoi, Wolosto, Sello Gub, 2, LUTHER, Guy L. A. S. Luther, 6 South Madi- BLESSITT, James A. John S. Blessitt, R. F. Russia. son Street, Alason City, Iowa. D. 1, Flovilla, Ga. P.-VTTRICK. Earnest. Mrs. Annie N. Pattrick, McClellan, Leo. Monte McClellan, Atlas, BOSWELL. Algie M. Mrs. Hattie L. Moore, Vivian, okla. Mich. Bachelor. Mo. POSSER, Paul Beshold. Mrs. Leonard Posser, McF.lRLAND, Otis B. J. G. McFarland, Rock- BROOKS, Royce. Mrs. Dana Brooks, Lamed, USO Hatton Street, Jersey City, N. J. hold, Ky. Kans. RE.Vl'ES, George I. Mrs. Emma Reaves, M.YHON, Edward P. Mrs. Kate Mahon, 736 BUTZLOFF. Emil William. Frank Butzloff, R. F. I). 1, box 72, Binfield, Tenn. Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wausau, Wis. ROGERS. Frank F. Mrs. Emma F. Rogers. MARTIN, James G. Mrs. Mary Martin, Al- CAMPI, Guiseppe. Valentine Campi, Idamar, Athens, La. varado. Tex. Pa. SAYER. Charlie D. Mrs. Cleo G. Saycr, MATS.WAGE, William. George Matsavage, CARPENTER. Andrew J. Mrs. S. Carpenter, R. F. 1). 7, Elberton. Ga. Beckton (mail from Cressona), Pa. Dickey, N. Dak. SCHT'I.TZ, .lohn II. William Schultz, R. P. D. MELLINGER. Robert P. Mrs. Eva C. Mel- CERAOLO. Francesco. Santa Lachoi Chera- 20. .''alem. Wis. llnger. 1100 Mission Road, Los Angeles. Cal. olo, 132 South Eighth Street, Reading. Pa. SEES. Paul. Peter Sels, University Street, MII-LER, Earl. Edgar W. Miller, Lindsay, CON.YWAY, Harrison. C. C. Conaway, Find- Pella, Iowa. Okla. lay, Ohio. WILLIAMS, Roy II. Mrs. Nettie Williams, MOFFATT, Ernest L. Mrs. Loretta MoCfatt, CO.NE, YVnIter E. Alliert E. Cone, 26 Sutton Vienna, \'a. 706 Hickory Street, Meadville, Pa. Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. MFLl.U.M. Gustav O. Peter O. Mellura, P. O. MORSE, Claire. Edward Morse, Milford, D.WIS, .Archie E. Sirs. Bessie M. Davis, 1231 box .), Finley, N. Dak. Iowa. Crow Street, Webb City, Mo. THE OFFICIAL IT. S. BULLETIX: TTIUESDAY, FEBErAEA^ 20, 1919. 13 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

DAVIS, I'rod. Mrs. Ada Davis, 3212 Correc- WORTH, Isaac E. Mrs. Mary E. Worth, box LAWRENCE, Richard W. Mrs. Anna McNeal, lioiivilk' Hoad, Sioux City, Iowa. 35, R. F. D. 1, Natural Bridge, Va. Tuckerman, Ark. DE ANCELIS, Ainedoo. Salvatore De An- LINGENFELTER, Charles B. Mrs. Loretta geii.s, 117 St. Anns Avenue, New York, N. Y. Erroneously Reported Died from Wounds. Lingenfelter, 123 West Sandusky Street, ENGEE, Albert W. Miss Emma Engel, 349 SERGE.4NT. Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio. Austin Street, Milwaukee. Wls. McGUINNESS, George A. Bernard McGuin- Bernard Levin, 344 Chester FANT, Charles N. Mrs. Ida It. Fant, 638 I.EVIN, Bernard. ness. 464 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Shepherd Street NW., Wa.shington, D. C. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARTIN, Robert B. Mrs. Jennie Martin, 52 FERGUSON, Thomas J. Mrs. Amanda Fergu- PRIVATE. Nassau Street, Charleston, S. C. son, Lytton Springs, Tex. O’MALLEY, Martin II. Miss Annie Haley, 02 MAURO, James V. James Mauro, 121 South GEOKfiE, Cleveland. Mrs. Bertha M. George, Harrison Street, Leominster, Mass. Main Street. Gloversville, N. Y. R. F. D. 1. Collison, 111. MILLIMAN, Clifford N. Mrs. Kathryn M. GULIcn, aiax. Andrew Gulieh, Gobernia, Erroneously Reported Died of Disease. Lash, R. P. D. No. 12, Plttsford, N. Y. Grodinska, Robrynsky, Oiest, Ru.ssla. MOORE, Edward T. Mrs. Elizabeth M. IIAMI’LE, Harry E. Mrs. Emile Hample, Wat- PRIVATE. Moore, 241 South Mt. Vernon Avenue, kin.s, Iowa, DOUGHERTY, Bernard J. Bernard Dougherty, Uniontown, Pa. H.\RRIS, To.seph. Mrs. Gertrude Travna, 444 Beaver Street, Lancaster, Pa. NEGOSKI, Walter. John Nogoski, 4726 Eliza- Globe. .Vriz. beth Street, Chicago, III. HEINRICH, August R. Mrs Erne.stine Hein- Erroneously Reported Wounded in Action NOONAN, James Aloysius. Mrs. Margarte rich, Railroad Street, Oakdale. Pa. (Degree Undetermined). Noonan, 291 Clinton Street, Lockport, N. Y. HOLUINtiSIIEAD, Walter Lewi.s. Mrg. Ellen O’CALLAGHAN, Edmund W. Thomas O’Cal- Boswalt, Scio, Ohio. MECHANIC. laghan, 51 Bullard Street, Dorchester, Mass. JOHNSON, Maurice. Bud Johnson, Vance- GRIFFIN, Morris. Mrs. Morris Gritfin, 424 ORTH, Richard. Mrs. William S. Orth, Dun- burg, Ky. Goff Street, New Haven, Conn. kirk, Ohio. JONES, Sterling C. Mrs. Rachell Trexell, PRIVATES. PACK, Jerome. William J. Pack, Wehutty, 1118 Seventh Avenue, Seattle, Wash. N. C. JOPUM, John. Solomon Kaihala, Mountain JOHNSON, Claude. Mrs. Ollie B. Johnson, Charles Mr.s. Papke, Iron. Minn. Ba.strop, Tex. PAPKE, Henry. Augusta R. F. D. No. 1, Dushore, Pa. KETCHUM, Beecher A. Mrs. L. Jeffards, LOWRY, John T. Thomas I.owry, 208 West Ada QUEEN, Richard. Mrs. Annie Queen, 533 (tage Avenue, Victory Mills, N. Y. Green Street, Champaign, 111. Asbury Street, San Francisco, Cal. K.XUDSEN, Archie G. Mrs. Eaura Knudsen, REGNOLD, Joseph Ilolgate. Mrs. Anna Rcg- 1021 Cherry Street, Winnetka, 111. noid. North Judson, Ind. KONKEE, William. Mrs. Kate Konkel, 889 SECTION 3, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. Twelfth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wls. ROSS, Samuel H. William Ross, care of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., New I. EWIS. Brody A. Mrs. Annie B. Phillips, The following casualties are reported Peaster, Tex. York, City. bj' the commanding general of the Ameri- Wilbur E. Mrs. Ida J. Rowland, LOKKE. Clarence. Mrs. Dora L. Peterson, ROWLAND. Grand Meadow. Minn. can Expeditionary Forces: box 73, West View, Ohio. A. Siering, I.ONG, Ernest. Roy Eong, Sleeper. Mo. SIERING, Edward George 445 Wounded (degree undetermined) _ 379 Pratt Street, Meridian, Conn. McCEENDON, .Toe H. Mrs. Gladys McClen- Maurice S. Mrs. Helen Stout, Thebes, don, R. F. D. 4, Alto, Tex. Wounded slightly 561 STOUT, 111 . McDON.VED, George M. Mrs. Josle S. Mc- Donald, Sonora, Tex. WEATHERFORD. Herbert A. William L. Total 940 Gigelow. Keysville, Va. M.MER. Emil .1, Mrs. Amelia Hall, Neversink, N. Y. WILLIAMSON, John S. Mrs. Margrett Wil- MANNING, James Henr.v. Henry Manning, liamson, Cerro Gordo, N. C. R. F. D. 3, box 41, Campbell, Mo. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). CORPORALS. M.\RCOZZI, Stefano. John Marcozzl, Bruce- ton, I’a. LIEUTENANT COLONEL. ASAPH, Harold J. Frank E. Asaph, 3215 MAY, George. Nick May, R. F. D. 2, Phelps, CANFIELD, George H. Mrs. George H. Can- Jamaica Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. field, Vacaville, Cal. ASH, Edgar. Mrs. Della Schroedor, 1308 MEIE\RG, .John. Mrs. Belle Meharg, North Clinton Avenue. Rochester, N. Y. Malden, LIEUTENANTS. Mo. ATKINS, Mack D. John W. “Atkins, Maka- MISTK. Eouis. .Tohn Bagan 3.6‘’i Pennsyl- ANTOZZI, Don Joseph. Caesar C. Antozzi, toka, N. C. vania Avenue, Indiana Harbor, Ind. 634 Plymouth Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. BERGERSON, John A. Mrs. Oleva Berger- MONROE, Harry E. Charh's F. Monroe, 1441 BRADEN, John B. Walter S. Braden, Wat- •son, R. F. D. No. 1, box 18, Hawley, Minn. Quarry .\venue. Grand Rapids, Mich seka. 111. BOIIMAN, Adolph Joseph. Adolph H. Bob- 3IUNCEY, Bill. Preston Muneey, Ilelton, Ky BURTON, Grin. Mrs. t.Iarguerite R. Burton, man. 748 Cass Street, Milwaukee, Wis. PORTER. Francis E. A. J. Porter, R. F. D. 3, Lawrencoburg, T< nn. BOOGERTiMAN, Aaron. Tica Boogertman, Henrietta, Okla. CARLIN, Thomas G. Frederick W. Carlin, 4 195 North Fourth Street, Paterson, N. J. POVICTl, Tom. George Povlch, West Eliza- South Elliott Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. BROWN, Ernest J. Thomas Brown, Schuy- beth, Pa. CARLSON, Francis O. P. Mrs. Lura E. Carl- lerville, N. Y. • I^RONK, Titus. Philip Pronk. Eeota, Minn. son, 32 Marshall Street, Somerville, Mas.s. BUTLER. Thomas F. Mrs. Catherine Davis, PRUITT, Pal B. Mrs. Mabell E. Pruitt. 67S HOOD, Burke. Mr.s. Robin W. Hood, 528 30 Cedar Street, Hartford, Conn. North Eawton Street, Atlanta. Market Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Ga. PRIVATES. R.\ND.4EE, Frank W. Mrs. Nettie Randall, KRIFT, Fred A. Mrs. John H. Krift, 135 Winter Street, Duxbury, Mass. Ehrraan Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. BURNEY, John C. James G. Burney, 510 REIDENB.ACH, Clayton II. William Reiden- LLOYD, Wilbur Kay. Mr.s. W. F. Lloyd, care East Main Street, Little Falls, N. Y. bach, 417 North Lombard Street, Allentown, of Ma.sonic Home and School, Fort Worth, CAPLANIS, George L. Mrs. Ginula Cap- Pa. Tex. lanis. Corfu, Greece. ROBERT,S, Andrew F. Miss Helen Roberts, MARTIN, Edwin B. Mrs. Nellie Martin, 3244 CAST, Frank. Mrs. Ascenze II. Eafrati, Sora 798 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, Ma.ss. Hemphill Street, Fort Worth, Tex. Caserta, Italy. RUSSEEE, Howard C. D. W. Russell, R. F. D. SMALLWOOD, Clarence G. Mrs. Margaret CIPELLY. Tony. Filippo Cifelly, 913 North 2, Spruce, Mo. Smallwood, 5945 North Thirteenth Street, Chang Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SAUNDERS, Walter. Alfred Saunders, Drill, Philadelphia, Pa. CLEARY. William .1. Jamt-s Cleary, 650 Va. SPENCE, David A. Mrs. R. L. Scobey, 2504 North Fifty-second Street, Philadelphia. Pa. SCHAFER, William A. Andrew Schafer, R. F. Capers Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. CONNOLLY, John. Martin Connolly. Rath- D. .3. Huntington, W. Va. SPONY, Albert. Mi’.s. Elsie Spony. 553 Hart goonan Dromore, West Sligo County, Ire- SCOTT, Floyd H. Chambers W. Scott, Van- Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. land. Edwin H. Mrs. .T. dergrift Heights, Pa. WEARNE, F. Wearne, 3427 DANIELSON, Herman. Fred Danielson, R. SIEYIC, William. Staf Bryant Street, Denver, Colo. Tushensky, 114 Bel- P. D. No. 1, Avoca, Minn. mont Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SERGEANT MAJOR. DICKERSON, Alfred. Mrs. Amanda Dicker- SMITH. John T. Mrs. Sarah Smith, 7 Pine son, Egan, Ga. Street, Tunkhannock, Pa, GRAUPNER. Frederick C. Mrs. C. Graupner, 2325 South Sixteenth Street. Philadelphia, EDWARDS, Thomas J. John H. Edwards, SPARAPANI, Joe. Joseph Sparapani, box 234, Bartlett, Tenn. Bessemer. Mich. Pa. SERGEANTS, FREEMAN, Thomas S. Mrs. Alice G. Meritt, SPARKS. James Ralph. Mrs. Emma Vaughn, Stockton. Md. Kennett. Mo. MONTGOMERY, Sam B. Mrs. Leo Ottinger, GORHAM, Emmet B. William M. Gorham, STEPHENSON, Hugh. Lee Stephenson, Dean Greensboro, N. C. Springfield, Tenn. Lake, ALLEN, Chester C. Mrs. C. Mo. C. Allen, West GRIM, Orville S. John Grim, Tocsin, Ind. Rutland, Mass. SUDEOW, Edgar W. Herbert E. Sudlow, 32 GRIMES, Lee II. Miss Era Grimes, R. F. D. Laconia Street, Elmhurst, N. Y. BLAKESLEE, Amzi .1. Mrs. Valzora Blakes- No. 5. Hallettsville, Tex. lee, Porter THIMMIG, Rudolph L. Charles B. Thimmig, 261G Road, Niagara Falls, N. Y. HORNER, Henry. Mrs. Emily Horner, Cole- Pinckneyville, HI. BOLEN, Carew. Joseph Bolen, Garrett, Kv. man, Okla. Charles M., jr. THORNTON, Riley. Mrs. Virginia Thornton, BROWN. Mrs. Lillian Brown, KRO.TEWSKI, Wladyslaw. .Tohn Krojewski, 326 Fifth Street, R. l'\ D. 1. Batevillc, Ala. Brooklyn, N. Y. 50 Kosciusko Street, Buffalo, N. Y. VAX WAGONER, Roy John. .Tiles Van Wag- BRUNING, Eben E. Mrs. A. Bruning, 38 KUNDICK, Ignatz. Mrs. Selea Kundick, oner, 276 Norris Avenue, Elizabeth. N. J. Princeton Street, Somerville, Mass. Positvita, Charrosk. Russia. BURKE, Prank J. VEGA, .loseph O. Mrs. Julia J. Vega, 167 Henry Burke, 112 Cham- LIVELY, William. Mrs. Mandy Lively, R. P. School bers Street, Latrohe, Pa. Street, Revere. Mass. D. No. I, Mansfield, Tex. WIEFORD, Clarence E. Oscar O. Wieford, BURNET'T, James P. Theo J. Burnett, 920 McDANIELSON, James. Mrs. Lena McDaniel- Main Street, 4707 State Line, Kansas City, Mo. Towanda, Pa. son. 4628 Avenue R, Galve.ston, Tex. WIEET.XMS, Dewey W. Elvlu E. Williams, CARTER, Melville. Mrs. Eli Campbell, Dur- McGhee, James. Miss Bridget Barrett, .Mnnler<'y. 'i’enn. ham. N. Y. Mount Savage, Md. WIEI.I.XMS, Horace E. William W. Williams, COMPTON, Martin. Mrs. Bland Robinson, MASSARO, Jimmie V. Mrs. Beatrice Mas- Slar Route, Buffalo, T(“x. Mineville, N. Y. saro, Coal Creek, Colo. Wor.FE. .Taeol). j\Irs. Cinderella Wolfe, DAVIS, Herbert. Mrs. Mary Kittling, 037 MISPLAY, Louis M. Mrs. Elizabeth JIls- R. F. 1). 1. Onset, I.el)anon County, Pa. Sedgeley Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. play, Chaffee, Mo. WOENY. Frank. Mr?. Victoria Woluy, U. F. D. DIBABY, George J. Mrs. Anna J. Dibaby, 9 NIELSEN. Sigurd. Mrs. Selma Ileunil, Prin- 2, Gaylord, Mich. Aiskilon Street, Athens, Greece. sens Qt. 13, Christiania, Norway. 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TIIIJESDAY, FEBEUAEY 20, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

O’CONNELL, Edward D. Mrs. May E. O’Con- HILBORN. George H. Miss Elizabeth Ram- WILLARD, Thomas. Mrs. Jennie Willard, nell, 426 North Sixty-second Street, I’hila- sey, 4703 North Third Street, Philadelphia, 470 East Ritteuhouse Street, Philadelphia, delphiii. Pa. I’a. Pa. Stamslce, PEPI.OWSKI. Modest S. JIrs. Walal JAQUETTE, John K. Darwin Jaquette, R. F. WILLIAM.S, Arthur. Arthur II. Williams, .')22 Central Avenue, Kan.sas City. Kana. D. No. 4, Olivet, Mich. 272 East Eagle Street, East Boston, Mass. fc'EKEDICU, Martin. Dennis Seredieh, 9 KELLY’, James. Miss Kathaleen M. Lewis, WISHER, John W. Mrs. Laura Wisher, Rock Street, Kundell Baltimore, Md. Linden Hall Seminary', Lititz, Pa. Hill, S. C. SKOUBY, Fred. Jlisa Gertie Skouby, High KRAAVITZ, Jacob F. Harris Krawitz, 912 WOSKOWIAK, Walter. Miss Josephine Wos- Gate, Mo. Lallin Street, Chicago, 111. kowiak, Kiiliskol, Culberuia, Niez, Kazmlz, OEBEL, George O. Charles W. Uebel, Juneau, KKI G. Herbert C. Mrs. Julius Fry, 117 Wfil Mowa Sielo, Russia. Wis. Brown Street, Lewisburg, Pa. WRIGHT, John. Mrs. Adell Wright, 49 Con- ALLEN, John. Mrs. Raphe! Arrington, 522 LAFFERTY, Lee B. Alfred R. Lafferty, cord Street, Newburgh, N. Y’. South Blood worth Street, Ralci.uh, N. C. Brownsville, Ark. ALLEN, Henry K. Henry Allen, 20 Blalsdell Street, Haverhill, ALTERA, Frank. • Mrs. Agnes JirUovsky, 4122 LAING, James J. Cornelius R. Lalng, Cli- Mass. West Twenty-fifth Street, Chicago. 111. max, Ga. ALTERISIO, John. Miss Carmclla Alterislo, AL'l’ERlCI, Louis. Angelo Alterici, tU4 Wash- L.'.RDIERI. Nicholas. Miss Columbia Lar- Briggs Avenue, Richmond. Ind. ington Avenue, Charleroi. I’a. dieri, 10 Sixth Avenue, Newark, N. J. AUSTIN, Daniel. Mrs. William Yearger, 259 AMAROL, Mamnd J. Manuel Ainarol, 191 LAWS, Roy. Matthew Laws, R. F. D. No. Jefferson Street, Reading, Pa. Chestnut Street, Seokonk. Mass. 132, Connellsville, Pa. BER'TONCINI, Alfredo. Mrs. Annie Ber- BATE.S, Jesse E. William j. Bates, 904 West LIESCn. William II. Mrs. A’agust Wagner, toncini, liox 117, Nevada City, Cal. First Street, Rome. Ga. 185 High Street, Etna, Pa. BROUGHAN, Earl. Mr.s. Sarah Broughsn, BAYER, Chris 11. Chris H. Bayer, R. P. D., McKAY, Elgie S. Dolph S. McKay, Park U. F. D. No. 3, Cattaraugus, N. Y. box 32, Iliekman, Cal. Springs, Tex. BURGER, Joseph. Mrs. 'Theresa Wigger, 9 BERRY, Horace J. .Mrs. Mary Berry, 2015 MARKWORTH, Paul C. Fred Markworth, Ebrman 'Terrace, Cincinnati, Ohio. UrQuhart Street, New Orleans. La. R. F. D. No. 4, Britt, Iowa. CAPONE. Vigilto. Aluse Capone, 3031 Butcho BOYLE. Henry C. Michael B. Boyle, Conneaut MAZZARELT,A, Charles. Peter Mazzarella, Avenue. Far liockawav, N. Y. Lake, Pa. Baldwin Street, Hays, Pa. CAPPS, Ora L. Mrs. Ellen Capps, B. P. D. BI.’OtVN, Dill.ard W. A. J. Brown, If. F. D. MIT.ES, Elmore. Terri' Miles, Kildare, Tex. No. 1, Stahl. Mo. -No. 1, Ratliff, Miss. MILLARD, Dale D. Willis S. Millard, R. F. CHANEY, John G, R. A. Chaney, Houston, BROWN, William B. Arthur Brown, 200 I). 6, Maroellas, N. Y. Va. French Street, Lowell, Mass. MII.LER. Douglas C. Mrs. Annie Coleman, CLIVER, William. Mr.s. Rebecca Cllver, CANNON, .John J. Thomas Cannon, 327 Hen- 40 Lewis Street, Phillipsburg. Warren. N. J. Cookstown, N.. J. derson Street, Jersey City. N. J. MILLER, Harrison Summer. Mrs. Clara Mil- COLE, Elmer R. Mrs. Nettie M. YVood, Reu- CARLSON, Frederick P. Theodore Carlson, ler. R. F. D. No. Cranesville, Pa. bens, Idaho. 820 Pleasant 2. Street, DeKalb, 111. MOORE, Williain Frank. Mrs. Mary Moore, CONLEY, John 0. John Eir. CASHMAN, John A. Michael Cashman, Elma, Michigan Valley. Kan.s. Atd.ARD, Louis. Mrs. Alvina Allard. 173 lov/a. MOSTAFA, llassan. Shabban Loman, 99 YVest Forest Avenue, Muskegon, Mii h. CELMER, Joseph. Egnce Celraer, 320 Herman Broadway. Lawrence, Maks. ALLEN, .John T. Mrs. Ruth M. Allen. 307 Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. MOTT, Fred B. C. J. Holcher, 729 Lake- I’owers Street, Baltimore. Md. CERVANTES, .lose. Ignacio Cervantes, gen- land Avenue, Madison, Wis. ANDERSON. Sigrried. Anton Anderson, 2919 eral delivery, Old Albuquerque, N. Mex. NICHOLAS, Carleton. Mrs. Sadie Nicholas, I’acifio Street, Omaha, Nebr. CHASE, Joseph C. Mrs. Ellen Chase, 184 814 Sixth Street, Lynchburg, Va. RAY', .lobn M, YVni. M. Ray. Greelev, Mo. Philip Avenue, New Bt'dford, Mass. NICHOLS, George C. Mrs. Clara M. Sterns. BEARDEN. Charlie. Milton Bearden, K. F. D. CHAVEZ, Iliginio. Praneisco M. Chavez, 207 Owatonna. Minn. No. 2. Double Spring, Ala. South First Street. Albuquc'rque, N. Mex. O’CONNOR, Bryan ,T. Mrs. Slary O’Connor, BIGUE, Jacob .1. Mrs. Mary Bigue, R. F. D. ' CHESHIRE, .Tu.stin W. Mrs. Anna G. Chesh- 5.525 South May Street. Chicago, III. No. 1. Ratley. W’ia. ire, 60C North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, OGBR'f, Henry. Mrs. Mary R. Ogert, White B REESE, 'iVitliam. John Brecse, H. F. D. Cal. Oaks Road. Williamstown, Mass. No. 14, Grove Cit.y, Pa. CIIIVICHELLA, Nicholas. Miehael Chlvicb- OSWALD. P’rank. Mrs. Ida Oswald, Osage BROWN. William II. Mrs. William H. Brown, plla, 529 Jefferson Street, Hoboken, N. J. City, Kans. Pickens. Mies. COLE, Floyd H. Mrs. Anna Cole, Lewlstown, PASCIIALL. .Toase. Mrs. Ester Paschal', BUCHANNON, James R. E. F. Buehannon, Idaho. Mound City, HI. route 0, Franklin, Ga. COLE, Frank J. Mrs. Francis Cole, 424 Front PATIKEE, John U. Harris Patlkee, Agrtnia, BTRKGWSKV, Edward. Mrs. Lena Bur- •\venue, .Salam.anea, N. Y. Greece. kowsky. 20 Liberty Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. COLEBOXIRN Claude F. William CANTRELL, William K. Rev. John M. Can- James Cole- PBALY'. Lloyd. Mrs. Meade Pealy, Mineral bourn, 2132 Confederate Place, Louisville, trell, Vinita, Okla. ’ Ohio. Ky. City. CARDEMAN, Emil R. Tony Cardeman, 1300 PEDKOT'ri. Angelo. Mrs. Asunta Pedrotti, Oregon Avenue. Chicago, III. COMER, Jack. Mrs. Laura Gealin, 443 Ohio 29 Copeland Street, Gloucester. Mass. Street CARLTON, William II. Mrs. Joseph C. Con- Ja.sonville, Ind. PEUUY, Francis D. Mrs. R. U. Perry, 18 COT'rON, ger, Cruger. Miss. Frank H. Mrs. Susan D. Cotton, Kilhy Street, Worcester, Mass. lo Kensington CLEAIMENS. MTImer A. Mrs. Annie Swert- r, Avenue, Somerville, Mass. PIERCE. Burnette C. Thomas Franklin DARIE, Janies. ley Clemmens, 23 Penn Avenue, Souderton, Bonibrfn Darle, liioomdale Pieree, 'Tyler, Tex. btreet, Lancaster, Pa. N. Y. PICKETT. .Tames V. Mrs. James Pickett, 41 B. 73 ‘»<'o>’Ke T. John Davenport, Fuller Street, Waterbury, Conn. COMEAU, George E. Frank Comcau, R- F. D. No. Kinards Strei't, P-oston. Mass. 1, S. C. POE. Roy C. Mrs. Aseneth C. Poe, Lebanon, Waltbnni DEAP.S, Jo.spph. F. D. Mrs. E. E. Mathlie, 259 Oreg. COON, William L. Dock G. L. Coon, R. Parkside -Vvenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. No. 4, Caldwell. Idaho. Viageuzo. John Dellarobba, POWELIy. James D. Mrs. Martha Powell, CORNEI.LO, Generoso. Mrs. Carmelo Cor- Cliffside, N. J. Koan Mountain. Tenn. nello. St. Angela Termina Ahruzzio, Italy. DRAKE. Herhert N. Mrs. Ro.se Drake, 247 POWERS. John W. Mrs. Elizabeth Powers, COYLE. David. Mrs. Anna Coyle, 310 David ^venty-fifth Street, Portland, Oreg. 893 Tojiping Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Avenue, Harrison, N. J. ELLIS, Robert. Miss Edith Ellis, 15.5 Cooper REVARD. Nicholas N. Mrs. Chessie U. Rc- CRANER. Frank. George Craner, E, P. D. street, Trenton, N. J. vard. Lexington, Mo, No. 1. Prescott, Mich. E?.”riNGER, John M. Matt Entlnger, Provost RODEEN, William B. Chester Kodeen, CtlLLEN, Miehael. Miss Irene Tanney, 10 Road, P’airhaven, Pa. Beever, S. Dak. Arlington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ERRINGTON, William S. William F. Erring- ROGERS, William E. G. W. Rogers, Wash- DENVER, Charles T. Mrs. M. B. Denver, 1C9 ton, R. F. D. No. Northfield, Minn. ington County. Ark. Green SDeet, Annapolis, Md. PAMBRO, Samuel. JIrs. Lizzie B. Painbro, ROllNDS, Archer C. Mrs. L. A. Rounds, 103 DETRAGIOCHE, Giovanni. Giuseppe Detra- R. P. D. No. 1, Goggansvllle, Ga. Bainb- ’dge Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. gioche, Perosa, Canisese, Province da Tarino, PITZGERAI.D, Burton. Mrs. Rose Fitzgerald, SANCHEZ, Antonio. Mrs. Cirilia M. Sanchez, Italy. 1817 Tonopah Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Raneheros De Taos, N. Mex. DOUGLAS, William. Alfred Douglas, 297 FORNEY, Abram H. John 11. Forney, 520 SCiniBER'r, Frederick C. Richard Schubert, Water Street, Lawrence, Mass. North Spruce Street. Abilene, K.an.s. 1020 Fourth Avenue, South Minneapolis, DURBERLY', Rinaldo P. Mra SaUle Dubberly, GETTYS, William H. Wilbur W. Gettys, Big Minn. McKinney, Tox. Springs, Nebr. SILENCE, Charles P. William 11. Silence, ELKINS. John T. James M. Elkins, R. P. D. GOMES. Manuel. Joaquin Gomes, Princeton, Cal. R. P. D. No. 2, Vr.llonia, Ind. No. 2, Haskell, Tenn. SILVER. Charles P. Mrs. Ifred Silver, 209 ENKLER, William. John Enkler, Bennington GRAFFEE, Joe V. Mrs. Mary Graffee, 1200 Bradford Street, Bennington, Vt. Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Texas Street, Port Worth, Tex. SIMONE, Glovano. lerancisco Simone, Lan- FLORES, Nlek C. John L. Costinos, 223 Main GRAMMER, Capt. G. Grant Grammer, Po- tone Piocasenta, Italy. Street, Greenville, Pa. mona. HI. SIMPSON, Oliver E. Mrs. Dora Smith, 40 FOLEY, Joseph John. Mrs. Thomas Foley, GRANT, Charles G. George Henry Grant, R. Pnree Avenue, Pairport, N. Y. 712 Dominick Street, Rome, N. Y. F. n. No. 4, Cortland, Ohio. SKIPPER, Rtdien W. Mrs. Ruth P. Skipper, FREDA, Y'incent A. V. Frank S. Freda, 87 GROW. Charles P. Miss Eileen Manning, 41 Clarietta, Okla. Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. Catharine Street, Hion, N. Y. STEINER. Perey R. Mrs. Louisa Steiner, 175 GERBER, Morris. Mrs. Sophia Gerber, 612 GRFVKR. Wilber A. Mrs. Ida B. Grnvcr, 100 West Fifth Street. Winona, Minn. Bergen Street, Newark, N. J. Columbia Road, Enola, Pa. STOKES, Victor J. Jacob Sukvltls, 11 Porter GETZT Jesse Leroy. Elmer D. Getz, North HAGAN, Charles E. Mrs. Dora M. Hagan, Street, Waterbury, Conn. Girard, Pa. Horks, Md. STOTO, Peter. Donuort Stoto, Crestalino, Kenneth. Mrs. Cynthia Lisle, 800 HANLINE, Low. Henry D. Ilanllne, R. F. D. GIBSON. Italy. Forty-fourth Street, Kansas City, Mo. No. 1. Gormania, W. Va. East Perry Stotts, Highland, Andrea. Glgantelli, box HARDIN, Liim C. Mark Hardin, R. P. D. No. STOTTS, Lo’ais O. GIGANTELLI, Sandy 2. Wost, Tex. S. Dak. 207, Mount Clair, W. Va. Glover, HARDIN. Orie. William Hardin, Rungar, Ky. SUITS, Melvin C. Witt Suits, Rome, Ga. GI.OVER, Robert C. Mrs. Sarah L. Eighty-fifth Street, York, HARVPIY, .Toseph F. Mrs. Maria Harvey, 600 SULLIVAN, Maurice J. 'Timothy Sullivan, 202 West New Cherry Street, Fdwardsville, Pa. 202 State Street, Meriden, Conn. N. Y. H.'fUVEY, Thomas L, Mrs. Margaret Ilairey, SWAGART, Elmer B. Mrs. Katie Woodruff, GOLDEN, Harold F. Charles J. Golden, 135 Turtle Creek, Allegheny County, Pa. It. P. D. No. 3, St. Johns, Mich. High Street, East Dedham, Mass. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: T1IUK8DAY, FEBIILAKY 20, 1919. 15 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

0(>LDSMITH, Joseph P. John V. Holecek, ENRIGHT, Miles E. Mrs. M. L. Enright, 317 DBLAND, Harold H. Clestia A. Brown, R. Broadway Savings & Trust Co., Cleveland, South Fourth Street, Lyons, Iowa. P. D. No. 2, Redkey, Ind. Ohio. FEKENBAUGH, Ray. George Perenbaugh, DELEON, Henry. Juan Deleon, Catulla, Tex. GONZALES, Joseph R. Mrs. Maria Gonzales, Johnson Avenue, Mount Vernon, Ohio. CENOW, Daniel. Mrs. Mary Trlfeneffi, Solo 53 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. FOLEY, John VV. Mrs. Mary E. Wallace, R. Gradish. Bulgaria. GOODWIN, Frank Brisbou. John W. Good- F. D. 2, Millville, Minn. DEPRIEST, Harold. Mrs. Mary L. Depriest, win, 504 Bennett Street, Bridgeport, Conn. FORSTER, Frank C. Joseph P. Forster, 224 Big .Springs, Nebr. GRADY, Edward M. Mrs. Catherine Schwartz, North Greene Street, Baltimore, Md. DHEiN, William A. William Dhein, 2519 297 North Main Street, Wati-rbury, Conn. GIBSON, Samuel P., jr. Samuel P. Gibson, Cold Spring Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. GRAHAM, Brady. John Graham, Riuards 179 Larch Road, Cambridge, Mass. DICKSON, John N. E. Mrs. Lou J. Dickson. Mill, Ohio GILLILAND, Hughey B. Hugh Gilliland, E. R. P. D. No. 3, Mesquite, Tex. IIAIIESY', John B. Mrs. Maggie Ilahesy, 418 F. D. 2, Oak Hill, Ohio. DRACH, Hugo A. Frank Drach, Ferdinand, Columbia Place, East St, Louis, HI. GILVEY, Eugene J. Mrs. Mary Gilvey, 245 Ind. HAIR, Leo S. Mrs. Josephine Hair, 2517 Brook Avenue, New York City. ERNSBERGER, Theodore W. Mrs. William South Calumet Avenue, Chicago, 111. GOODWIN, Francis X. Mrs. Charles Good- Hill, 530 East Benton Street, Morris, 111. HARRISON, Harry. Mrs. Mary Harrison, win, 479 East One Hundred and Forty-first FORD, Preston. Lons Mafield, Smyrna, Tenn. 432 .South Park Street, Elizabeth, N, J. Street, New York, N. Y. PREUDENBERG, Herman. Mrs. Wilhelma IIARSS, Harry. Mrs. Margaret Harss, 38 GOODWIN, George E. Harry B. Goodwin, R. Freiidenberg, Alexander, Minn. Temple Street, Hartford, Conn. F. D. 15, Oakfield, N. Y. GIULIANI, Evariste. Mrs. Evariste Giuliani, HARTMAN, Daniel. Mrs. Liza Lehman, R. F. GORMAN, Thomas B. Mrs. Thomas B. Gor- 144 Laurel Street, Williamsport, Pa. D. 3, New Parks, Ind. man, 2218 Wilkins Avenue, Baltimore, Md. GOLDSMITH, Hyman. Mrs. Ida Tober, 16 HARTWICK, Thomas K. Bo.vd E. Ilartwick, GOUtiEUN, George O. Nelson Gougeon, R. P. Eaton Street, Providence, R. I. 4632 Modoc Way, I’ittshurgh. Pa. D. 4, River Road, Toledo, Ohio. GOLDSTEIN, Harry. Jacob Goldstein, 241 HARVE, Anthon G. Lars D. Ilarve, R. F. D. GOUGLIARDO, John. Mrs. Mary Bourse, 438 Henry Street, New York City. 3, Turlock, Cal. .venue C., Bayonne, N. J. GOODMAN, John R. Mrs. Mary E. Goodman, HARVILLE, William O. Mrs. Sallie Harville, GRANT, Vern J. Mrs. Goldie Schroeder, 5039 26 Fairmont Street, Cambridge, Mass. R. F. D. 1, box 23. Ravenna, Tex. Minerva Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. GOVERNALE, Rosario. Mrs. Rose Governale, HATHAWAY, Lewis W. Mrs. Nellie Hatha- GRAUE, Knute. Miss Carrie Dahl, 4903 Ninth 3224 West Thirty-fifth Street, Cleveland, way, route 1, Hope. Mich. Avenue south, Seattle, Wash. Ohio. ILIYES, John H. John Tochill, South Wind- GRAVES, Marion. Mrs. Marlon Graves, Santa GRANYham, Charlie. Mrs. Charlie Gran- ham, Me. Anna, Tex. tham. R. P. D. No. 2, Gibson, S. C. JOHNSON, Leon, Mrs. Martha Johnson, Fort GRIMMETT, Joe. Mrs. W. P. Grimmett, In- GRISWALD, Glen E. John C. Grlswald, R, Gibson, Okla. dian Valley, Idaho. , F. D. No. 6, Cortland, N. Y. JOHNSON, Robert Lee. Mrs. Catherine A. GROSSMAN, Nathan. Morris Grossman, 600 GUZEK, Wladyslaw. Valadimir Zarzicki, .Tohnson. R. F. D. 1. Toms River. N. J. East One Hundred and Forty-first Street, Seventeenth Street, Elyria, Ohio. KERSTETTER, Russell E, David F. Ker- New York, N. Y. HADLAND, Lars. Hans C. Larsen, Desart, stetter, Paxinos, Pa. GUMPORT, Leslie I. Mrs. Minnie M. Miller, N. Dak. KRAMER, Rudolph. John W. Kramer, 720 10 Farrington Street, Caldwell, N. J. HAELTERMAN, Lucian. John B. Haelter- Wing Street, Elgin, 111. HAZARD, Frank. Mrs. Elizabeth Hazard, man, box 259, Vulcan, Mich. LARSON, Ole E. Fred Johnson, Rawlins, 8039 Mary Avenue, Seattle, Wash. HAGGER, Matthew. Mrs. Delia Ormonde, W'yo. HETREA. George. Mike Hetrea, Calbar, Rou- 659 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LARSON, Oscar T. Alfred Larson, R. F. D. 1, mania. HALL, Elvin T. Freeman Hall, 84 Commer- Vasa, Minn. HONBERG, Peter. Peter Honberg, box 65, cial .Street, Lynn, Mass. LEVINGS, Martin. Mr. Hardhorn, Shell Stonington, Mich. HALL, Lamm II. Thomas Hall, Pink Hall, Creek, N. Dak. KEYES, Timothy J. Mrs. Catherine Coen, 172 N. C. LITTMAN, Joseph P. Mrs. Marie P. ,T. Ma- Ridgewood Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. HASTINGS, Bussell B. Perry Hastings, Rock hony, 117 Livingston Street, Elizabeth. J. N. KUNDTZ, Edward John. Mrs. Lottie Kundtz, Falls. III. McCORMACK, John W. Christoplier McCor- 3309 West Forty-first Street, Cleveland, HEINZ, William Mrs. mack, 44 Vermont H. .Tosephine Heinz, 12 Avenue, Newark, N. J. Ohio. Fourth Street, Sharpsburg, Pa. McFADDEN, James S. Mrs. Ro.se Hannon, LARK, Robert E. Mrs. Mary E. Lark, Bond, HIXON, Swan G. Miss Patra Hixon, Green- 3151 Fulton Street, Chicago, Hi. Ky. ville, Tenn. BENTLEY, James Frank Carl, W. Gadsden, Alexander. Gilbert. Mrs. D. Ala. LARKINS, Ralph Larkins, 3119 HOUK, Emma Houk, Grape- Page Street, Philadelphia, Pa. vine, Tex. BENWELL, Charles R. William Benwell, 97 LASKOWSKI, Charles. Jacob Laskowski, LARSON, Alexander. Emil Larson, Cameron, Fair Street, Paterson. N. J. Crodue, Russia. Idaho. BERGEN, Thomas Joseph. Miss Mary Fer- LEAT HERMAN, Earl. Mrs. Otto Leatherman, LARSON, Oscar T. Paul Paulson, 2603 West rick. 1 West Eighty-fifth Street, New York Watseka, III. North Avenue, Chicago, 111. Cit.v. LEPRE. Angelo. Frank Lepre, 423 Spruce LARSON, William. Hans J. Larson, Route 1, BERRY, James R. Mrs. Tenney Berry, Por- Street, Mount Pleasant, Pa. Cumberland, Wis. tia, Ark. LEWIS, Erda. Francis M. Lewis, Ira, Tex. LAWYER, George. Peter Lawyer, R. F. D, BRENDLE, William. Mathew Brendle, Po- LISNEY, Ole. Christ Lisney, R. P. D. 1, No. 2, Mohawk, N. Y. mona, Tenn. Tavera, Wis. LEAMON, Charlie W. Will T. Lcamon, R. F, BROOKS, Lewis F, Chancey Brooks, Rob- LITTLETON, Sam C. John A. Littleton, D. No. 1, Calhoun, Tenn. binston. Me. Moore, Tex. LEARY, John Joseph. Mrs. Katharine Leary, BROWN, Claud J. George B, Brown, R. F. D. ALLEN. Joseph D. Mrs. Miltada Allen, 10 69 West Ninety-fifth Street, New York City. No. 1, Mountville, S. C. Sutton Lane, Worcester, Mass. LEONHART, Rodney H. Mrs. Anna Leonhart, Street, BROWN, Donald H. Mrs. Ida I. Brown, R. F. ARKENBOUT, Philip Cornelius. Mrs. Marie Main Saegerstown, Pa. D. No. 2, Lake, Ohio. Arkenbout, 104 Columbia Avenue, North LINDSEY. Aaron P. Aaron P. Lindsey, gen- BROWN, Leon. Mrs. Minnie Brown, R. F. D. Bergen, N. J. eral delivery, Hurdland, Mo. No. 3, Greene, N. T. BAILEY, Ralph E. Mrs. Jennie Bailey, 7106 LISS, Joseph. Morris Liss, 199 Forsyth' BROWN Leon Edward. Edward II. Brown, Oakwood Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Street, New York City. West Sterling, Mass. BASDEN, Ira. John Basden, R. P. D. No. BRUZZANO, Stephen. Mike Bruzzano, 343 7. Murphysboro, HI. Wounded Slightly. BEAUCHESNE. William Mulberry Street, Newark. N. J. J. Albert Beau- CAPTAIN. BURROWS. Clarence W. William B. Bur- cliesne, 176 Tyler Street, Methuen, Mass. rows, R. F. D. No. 3, Welser, Idaho. BENSON, Everett. Curtis Benson, Gallipolls, CARSWELL, Stuart Randall. Mrs. Isabell CAGLE, James J. Mrs. Mary Freeman, Ham- Ohio. Schell, Carswell-EIsmere, Del. let, N. C. BLSHOP, Oliver D. Mrs. Nellie Bishop, R. P. LIEUTENANTS. i CALDWELL, Charles P. Mrs. Lizzie Braddy, D. No. 1, Hartwlck, N. Y. Charlie Melvin. general delivery, Axtell. Knns, BLACKBURN, Charlie B. CRANDALL, H. W. F. W. Crandall, 18 Blackburn, Coalton, Okla. South CARDEN, Ed. Henry Carden, R. F. D. No. 1, Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111. BLACKWELL, Robert. Mrs. Gladys Black- box 114, Hillsboro, N. C. DAVIDSON, Robert L. Rev. R. L. Davidson, well, R. F. D. No. 2, Providence, CARLSON, Ernest G. W. John Carlson, R. F. Ky. 511 West Broadway, Sedalia, Mo. BROWN, Ernest L. Ernest A. D. No. 3, box 2, Rochelle. III. Brown, R. P. Charles H. E. D. No. Coffeyville, Kans. McKENNEY. O. McKenney, QERBARA, Pietro. Mrs. I’aolina Cerbara, 2, care of C. P, McKenney, 10 Washington box 155, Berwick. Pa. CANNON. Ivan G. George I. Cannon, Lucy, N. Mex. Street, Quincy, Mass. CHESTER, Reynolds D. John F. Chester. WOOD, Gerrit V. W. Mrs. Mary Elliot Wood, Circleville, Ohio. CANNON, Roy C. E. H. Cannon, Converse, 81 St. Clair Street, Geneva, N. Y'. S. C. COCHRAN, Earl W. Walter S. Cochran, AYRES, William F. F. H. Ayres, 1130 Gaien- Aurora, Mo. CARLSON, Frederick M. Mrs. Helen W. Carl- nie Street, New Orleans, La. COLEMAN, Gus. Mrs. Magnolia Coleman, son, 741 Belmont Avenue, Newark, N. .1. BROWN, Everett M. Joe M. Brown, Bowie, Ackerman. Miss. CASE, Louie E. C. C. Case, Prospect Sta- Tex. COLLINS. Arthur T. Charles Collins, 120 tion, Tenn. North Jackson Street, Janesville, Wis. CASSELY, Joseph R. Mrs. Catherine Cassely, BROWN, Leon L. John Brown, R. F. D. No. 1. Cherry Valley, III. COMMONS, Robert E. Mrs. Ella Coramon.s, 231 La Fayette Street, Newark, N. J. Burley, Idaho. CECI, Joseph. Alexander Cecl, 61 Caledonia DENSER, Clarence H. Mrs. Clara M. Denser, CORBETT, William H. Mrs. Mary H. Rose, Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. 125 Chestnut Street, Xenia, Ohio. Arentz J. E. J. Ericson, Selma, N. C. CO'INISH, William ID. Thomas Cornish, 430 ERICSON, Bode, CESTAnZE, Gerald. Prank Cestanze, 2503 Oak Street, Ishpeming, Mich. Iowa. Hughes Avenue, New York City. CORY. Lester R. Mrs. Rose A. Cory, R. F. HARVEY. Thayer A. Mrs. Thayer A. Har- CUMMINGS, Joseph A. Miss Mary Martin, D, No. 1, Grafton, 111. vey, 1120 Baker Street, Houston, Tex. 228 East Forty-sixth Street, New York City. CRAMPTON, Harry O. Mrs. Blanch I. Cramp- LIVERMORE. Russell B. Arthur L. Liver- DE SEMONE, Salvatore. Mrs. LI Boria Di ton, 238 West Third Street, Mansfield, Ohio. more, 144 Park Avenue. Yonkers, N. Y. Maria, 2524 East Thirty-eighth Street, CRITTENDEN, Emet. C. K. Crittenden, Mc- NIVER, George Edward. Mrs. Katherine Cleveland, Ohio. Comb, Miss. Niver. The Rittenhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. DICKERSON, Edgar L. Mrs. Lena Dlcker.son, CROSBY, Howard C. Mrs. M. E. Cronin, SCHILF, Herman. Mrs M. Schilf, Edison 57 Hilliard Street. Atlanta. Ga. 390 Harvard Street, Dorchester, Mass. Park, Chicago, 111. DUNAMON, Harry W. Mrs. Josephine Duna- DANIELD, Harmon, Mrs. E. L. Thweatt, SMITH, Charles T., Jr. Charles T. Smith, sr., mon. Front Street, Sunbury, Pa. Fluvanna, Tex, Hopkins, S. C. 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TFIURSDAY, FEBEUAEY 20, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING^

SERGEANTS. GRIMES, Richard T. Mrs. Thomas Grimes, PICKENS, James E. C. H. Pickens, Barnes- ARGO, William Mrs. Francis B. Argo, K. F. D. No. 2, Culpeper, Va. ville, (Jhio. lYczevant, Term. HAGERMAN, Mark C. Frank H. Hagcrman, POLAK, Milton. Solomon Polak, 813 Eltin BR( OTHERS, Orion B. Mrs. Jewel Brothers, Towanda, Pa. Avenue, New York N. Y. Esther. Mo. HAtiGERTi’, Thomas L. Frank Haggerty, RACINE, Allen 1*. Mrs. Thomas Racine, Max- BXtUWN, Bill. Mrs. Ida Brown, Ozark, Ala. (5.50 Tillman Avenue, Detroit, Mich. bass, N. Dak. BL'TLER. Aaron R. Mrs. Mollie Butler, box KilLLY. Hugh J. Thomas F. Kelly, Church RANSOM, Carroll E. George Howard. 97 114, Winston-Salem, N, C. Street, Oakvlew, Pa. Goffstown Road, Manchester. N. H. CARLZ, Gervaise J. Josiph J. Carlz, 143 I.EWIS, Carl. John Lewis. Asherton, Tex. ROSENBLUM. Josepli. Mrs. Lena Rosen- Court Road, Winthrop, Mass. LINENBERGER, Bonaventure J. John J. hliim, 973 Whitlock Street, New York, N. Y. CHALK, Rhoda L. G. W. Chalk, Leeds, S. C. Linenbeiger, Victoria, Kans. RULLA, James A. Fred A. Rulla, Filley, CHAMPAGNE, Octave, jr. Octavo Cham- MARKASTAMORE. Nickaloos. Tom Markas- Nehr. pagne, sr., 20 Bardsley Street, Fall River, tamore, 1205 Fourth Street, Sioux City, SCOTT, Walter J. Preston Scott, Madison Mass. Iowa. Heiglit.s, Va. CLIFFORD. William. John Wood, 37 Chit- MARKS. Robert. Mrs. Jennie Marks, 2000 SE,\RLE, Robert C. Mrs. Robert Searle, B. tenden Avenue, Columbu.s, Ohio. East Huntington .Street. Phlladidphia, I“a. F. D No. 7, box 96, Knoxville, Tenn. COFFMAN, Childers H. Mrs. Tempe C. Coff- MORRISON, Charles S. Mrt,. Agnes Morrison, SiEMERINti, Charlie A. Archie P. Park, man, 1112 Evans Avenue, Fort Worth, Tex. 1714 Allen Avenne, St. Louis, Mo. Eagleton, Mont. DICKEY. Elisha. Frank Dickey, 818 Oak- MORRISON. Ch.-nlie C. Adamson J. Slorrl- SIERER, George. Louis L. Sierer, 966 Green- wood Boulevard, Chicago, 111, son, 219 Buffalo Street. Frankliu, Pa. lawn .Avenue, Marion, Ohio. DOSTER, Julius K. Milton Doster, Brough- MOSS, Jesse L. George W. Moss, Gastonia, SIMMONS, Joseph D. Mrs. Susie L. Gordon, ton. Ohio. N. C. R. F D. No. 2. Athens, Tex. FRIEDMAN, Ike. Mrs. A. Friedman, 30C Car- NEILSEN, Nickolai I. Andrew Neilsnn, C.A SKELTON. Maxwell L. Mrs. J. L. Skelton^ roll Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. Railway Street, Berge, Norway. 707 Commings Street, Henryetta, Okla. GLASTETTER. William J. Mrs. Katherine NEWSWANGER. Harry Earl. Mrs. Lydia SMILEY. John D. Mrs. Martha S. Smiley, Glastetter, 21 St. Paul Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Newswanger, 511 Second Avenue, Parkes- 630 CroAvell Street, Wilson, N. C. HAWKE, Frederick J. Mrs. Frederick J. iuirg. I'a. SMILEY. Joseph U. Mrs. James Smiley, R. Hawke, .349 Pelham Street, Methuen, Mass. NICODEMUS. George. Mrs. Lucy A. Scherer, F. D. No. 3. Uniontown. Pa. HENDRICKS, Shelby. George C. Hendricks, 12.32 Nuttman Avenue, Ft. Wayne. Ind. SMITH, William. D. William Smith, Bulger, Woodmen, Colo. NOLEN, James A. Mrs. James F. Nolen, Pa. SPIESS, Charles. Mr.s. Alice HOGAN. Herbert. Mrs. Maud D. Hogan, R. F. D. No, 4, Ashland. Tenn. Nacthwert, 4463 Sedalia, Mo. CABEItG, Walter L. Mrs. E. Tingwull, 193 Gannett Street, St. Louis, Mo. KRISAN. Rudolph. Mrs. Elizabeth Krlsan, Ralph Avenne, Brooklyn, N. Y. STRONG. Charles L. Thomas J. Strong, Woodbine, 914 Twentieth Place, Chicago, III. PARKER, Steve W. William L. Parker, 1125 Tex. LARKIN. James H. James Larkin, White- Northeast Street. Stockton. Cal. STRUS.S, .Albert A. Henry J. Strnss, White Earth. water, Wis. PAVLOVEC, John E. Mrs. Carolina Pavlovec, Minn LINEHAN, Nicholas P. Mrs. Catherine I.ine- Fort Atkinson. Iowa. TALLEA', James W. Charles M. Talley, Vul- ean. Mo. han, 20 Yonkers Avenne, Yonkers, N. Y. PELLING, William L.. jr. Mrs. Mary B. LOESCHER, Frank B. Charles A. Loescher, Pelling, 3729 Sixteenth Avenue, South Min- VOTAW, Louis II. Mrs. John E. Votaw, Leg- gett, Tex. ^ealy, Tex. neapoii.s, Minn. WEITIIERS, Albert Henry. Mrs. Elizabeth OFPEN, Ernest E. Charles E. Often, 1437 PERRAULT Alfred. Mrs. Mary Perrault, 27 AA'('a(hers, Cherry Street, Grenada, Polk Street, Tojieka, Kans. Brockton, Ma.ss. 712 Frost Street. Miss. LOPTUS, Jule Bert. John T. Loftus, Toma- QUINN, I’atrick. Mrs. Delia Quinn, 08 Clark William. Mrs. P. hawk, Wis. Road. Lowell, Mass. WETIIERINGTON. Emma Wetherlngton, 909 Chestnut Street, Kins- McCORMACK, Daniel. Mrs. Margaret Mc- William W. Quinn, R. P. D. QUINN. W. W. ton, N. C. Cormack, 94 Bolton Street, South Boston, No. Nicholasville, Ky. 3. WIGHT, Wiliiam L. Mrs. Ella Wight, 1033 Mass. Frank Mrs. Margaret REYNOLDS, G. North Eden Street, Baltimore, Md. McGR.tTH, .Tohn L. Mrs. Bridget McGrath, Starcher, 304 Marietta Avenue, Parkers- East Pepperell, Mass. i)ui-g. W. Va. BCOLEKS. McTNTYRE Archer A. Mrs. Anna McIntyre, BIIERARD, Thomas A. Mrs. Maggie T. Sher- GRAHAM, John. Miss Martha Bernard, 459 25 Benedict Street, Perry, N. Y. .ard, R. F. D. No. 3. Abbeville. S. C. Fifty-second Street, Itrooklyn. N. Y. MILLINGTON. William J. Mrs. Katherine SLEADD. Otto K. Robert B. Sleadd, Sbelby- GRVFP, Francis. Mrs. Francis Graff, 1615 Millington, 92 Mann Avenue, Troy, N. Y. ville, Ky. Olive .Street, I’hiladelphia. Pa. MOSHFRE, Hanford V. Mrs. Mar.v Moshure, SMITH. Charles A. Clate Smith, Chrisman, MONDAY, Alfred C. .AVilliam Burley, R. P. 10,3 Welland Avenue, Irvington, N. J. I) No. 1, Coavoy, Van Wert County, Ohio. MT’RRAY. Janes. Patrick H. 111. Murray, Wah- James B. Joseph M. Spurlock, MUPO. Joseph. Mrs. Angelina Mupo, 1230 peton, N. Dak. SPT'RLOCK, Claremore. Okla. West Harri.son Street, Chicago, 111. NaI.E. Gilbert B. James R. Nale, Duncans- Calvin O. Prank Sterner, New NONEMAKER. George L. Mrs. Ida Nono- viile. Pa. STERNER. Ringgold. Pa. maker, 43 North Second Street, Reading, NICKENS. Frank II. Mrs. Sarah E. Nickens, Fred L. Carl A. Stewart, Blerotis Pa. 01.5 Santa Pe Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. STEWART. StiaHit. Oakland. 111. THOMPSON. Allen L. Mrs. Snllie Thomp- OKERBLOOM. .Joseph O. Edwin M. Oker- TAMT’ER. Paul P. Mrs. Josephine Tamper, son, 433 East Fifth Street, Lexington. Ky. h'oom, .3210 Potomac Avenue, Chicago, III. Pittsburgh, Pa. OWENS, Gilbert Mrs. Ella R. Owens, 1144 100.3 Wheeler Street, MliSICI.*N. Ti.ssue, Mill Run, Lincoln Avenne, Tyrone, Pa. TISSUE. Ross A. Mrs. C. C. LEWIS, Cecil E. Mrs Emma R. Lewis, 15 OWENS. Herman P. Mrs. Cynthia Owens, Pa. Pleasant Street, Pittsfield. Me. GURSKI, John. Stanley Gurski, 101 Hickory Fountain, N. C. MECHANICS. OWENS. James. Mrs. Watie Owens, Unity, Street, Johnstown, Pa. Ky. HALL. lifeClure Elliott. Mrs. Lauretta Hall, CORNELL. Loren W.. jr. JlIi’s. Sasle Cornell, Street, Kansas City, Mo. RAN'CE. Albert L. Mrs. Eliza Hogan, 91G 3917 Terraee Curtis Bay, Md. II.* Lester B. Mrs. Idelle M. Hardy, Warner Avenue, Peoria, III. RDY, FUI.LEK. Robert P. Charles Fuller, Mulhall, Street Milton. Mass. Okla. REWE. Bert S. William Rowe, 353 Lincoln Revere P. Mrs. Paul Kress, E.ast ITighwav. De Kalb, III. KRESS, Edward 707 HOOTMAN. Fred. J. D. Hootman, R. F. D. SLAMINSKI, Julian. Joseph Slaminski, 141 I.afayette Street, Ionia. Jlich. No. 2. .leromevllle. Ohio. Perry Lonigan, Kiel, I..awles India Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. LONIG'AN, Leroy E. LAWLESS, Thomas A. Miss Mary 3, Okla. 391 Forrest Street. Jerse.y City, N. J. CORPOR.H.S. MeDOWELL. Garfield. John McDowell, Orr, MARTIN. Rov D. Mrs. Doockes E. Moose. R. ALLEN, George C. Frank Allen, Carriere, Lawrence County, Ky. F. D. No. 46, box 47,»'States ville. N. C. Miss. McGARRY, .Tames J. Mrs. Mary McGarry, 138 TAYLOR, James II. Mrs. Carrie 'Taylor, box ASCHEMEYER. Edward F. Henry Asche- New Haven Avenue, Derby, Conn. 360. Versailles, Ky. meyer. 4111 Marine Street, Cleveland, Ohio. MeGARVEY. John Henry. Mrs. Ellen Me- WAGONEKS. B'lLEY, Loran A. John Bailey, Duquoln, Garvev. R. F. D. No. 2. Randolph. Me. CORRIGAN, Samuel Earl. Mrs. Helen I'l. McINERNEY. Bert. Mrs. E. Skinner. 25,34 M. Corrigan. 1621 North Twentieth Street, Ef)RY, George ,T. Mrs. George .T. Bovy, 135 J^est Polk Street. Chicago. III. Philadelpbia. Pa. West Randall Street, Baltimore, Md. MARTIN. I,eo T. Mrs. D. O. Martin. 20.3 Lin- .lames B. Mrs. A. Addison, OALDIE, Claude. Thomas C.aldle, Stiles, Wis. coln Street. Sayre, Pa. DALTON. Waiter 435 Richland Avenue. Warwooil. Va. CAREW, Thomas J. Mrs. ITouora Carew, 05 MARUSKIN, Frank. Hugo Vance. 1025 Wil- W. FORTIER, Adolph. Mrs A. Fortier, 2’25 Valley Street, South Orange, N, J. son Avenue. East Youngstown, Clhlo. ('’iiester Street. Fitchburg, Mass. C.MIDI.E. Dallas. Mrs. Cora Caudle, Kannap- MENDENHALL, Robert J. Mrs. Margaretta PRIEL, Francis. i’a trick Friel, 27.36 Oak- olis, N. C. S. Mendenhall, 0185 Main Street, Richmond, ford Street. Philade'phia. Pa. COFFMAN. Christopher. Mrs. Emily Coff- Ind. man, Elizabethtown. Ky. MILLER. Harold E. Mrs. Sarah Miller. R. P. JOHNSON, Vern. William Johnson. 123 Conklin Avenue, Forks. Dak. DICKINSON, Wiliiam H. Mrs. William Dick- D. No. 12. Lancaster, Ohio. Grand N. Chester. Mrs. Hottie Sprouse, inson. Tuxedo, Orange Count.v, N. Y. MOTTLEY, George W. Mrs. Ollie Bovle. 110 SPROUSE. B. D. No. Wellsburg, W. Va. D<'UCL.\SS, Timothy E. Mrs. Emma Douglass, East Poplar Street, Walla Walla. Wash. F 2, TAYLOR. .Tames H. James D. Fisher, gen- .31 Ormand Street, Sharon, Pa. NOFSGER, John II. Mrs. Charles Feller, R, eral delivery. Bisbee. Ariz. EDWARDS, William. Silyan Edwards, Flor- F. D. No. 1. Port Washington, Ohio. Denvil. Mrs. Wiiliam I. Swift, ence Ind. O’DONNELL. James F. Mrs, Kafhryne O’- SWIFT, Leo R. P. D. No. 1, Cambridge Springs. Pa. FORTIER, Arthur J. Amedee Portier, Stur- Donnell .care of Pitcher Greene Co., Round bridge. Mass. Top, Cairo. N. Y. SADPI.ER. FUT.TON. William C. John E. Fulton, 124 ODUM, Willie F. Mrs. Minnie L. Odum, Ala- COVENTRY, Edwin E.. jr. Edwin Elmer Enfd Portland Place, Phoenix, Ariz. mo. Ga. Coventry, 554 Orangi' Street, Macon, Ga. GOMAN. Roy C. Mrs. Clare E. Goman, West OGDEN. Henry. Mrs. Mary Howard, Port- Fair Ayenue, Lancaster, Ohio. land. Mich. COOKS. GOULET, Donald, Edward B. Goulet, 220 O’KEEFE, Cornelius J. Mrs. Mary O'Keefe, GRADY, Harry I. William II. Grady, Pay- "awley Avenue, Syracuse. N. Y. 220 Lineoln Avenue. Troy. N. Y. ette. Mo. GOURDIN, Lee. Eli Gourdln, Clear Creek, OSTER I.loyd II Mrs. Minnie Oster. 880 MINNER. William II. Mrs. CatheriiU' Min- T’tah. South Goodman Street, Rochester. N. Y. ner Siidlersvnie. Md. GRIBBIvE, Oscar N. Mrs. Sar.ah A. Gribble, OWEN, Floyd H. George W. Owen. 1632 East G.MIRISON, Tbomas E. Robert L. Garrison, R. F. D. No. 1, Rowland, Tenn. Eighty-sixth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. R. P. D. No. 2, Helena, Ga. ^

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GODFREY, Truman Erlmoml. Mrs. .Tulla God- KAUFMAN. William G. Mrs. Ella Kaufman, GIGLIO, Antonio. Mrs. Ernesta Grassis, 438 frey. 32 Maple Street, llranrton, Vt. 903 South Anna Street, Pipestone, Minn. North Street, Rochester, N. Y'. SCHAD, Urban F. Albert J. Schad, COG KAZEL, Max. Max Kazel, 1060 Thirteenth GOGGIN, William Francis. Miss Mary F. Warren Street, Dayton, Ohio. Street, Chicago, 111. Kerin, 59 Chestnut Street, Roselle Park, KOBERNUSS, Louis F. William Golowow, N. J. PIIIVATES. 1903 Roscoe Street, Chicago, 111. GOLDMAN, Edward. Mrs. Israel Goldman, ALLEY, James F. Samuel U. Alley, Lincoln, KONIEOZNY, John? F. Konleozuy, 8621 Mus- 2120 South Street, Philadelphia, Pa. City, Ind. kegon Avenue, Chicago, HI. GORE, Leroy. Mrs. William Shearls, 619 APRILB, Giovanna B, Domenico Franchio, KRAFT, William F. Frank M. Kraft, 495 West Thirty-third Street, Baltimore, 51d. Herkimer, N. Y. Oakdale Avenue, Glencoe, 111. GORMAN, Frank J. Mrs. Richard Gorman, AVEIiY, William II. Mrs. Clearcy Aycry, KRAGE, William. Mrs. Augusta Krage, gen- 525 West Forty-ninth Street, Now York, Auburn. Ala. eral delivery, Morristov/n, Mich. N. Y. BALCH. Walter Newton. Mrs. Annie Balch, KUTZKE. Walter II. Mrs. Regina Kutzke, GOTTFRIED. Elias. Elias Gottfried, 136 3610 Rockaway Road, Woodhaven, N. Y. 72 Empire Street, Freeport, 111. Rivington Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. BATTLE, Johnny. Mrs. Willie Ann Battle, 9 LAIIIVE, James Lawrence. Mrs. Annie Keen, HAGER, Julius J. Mike Hager, 640 Windom Williams Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 628 East Eighth Street, South Boston, Mass. Street, Pittsburgh, I’a. BENTLEY, Emery. E. A. Craft, Willstone, LILES, George. Mrs. Martha golomon, Coal- HALL, Frederick. Miss Helen Hall, Allen- Ky. ticid, Tenn. town Hospital, .Ulentown, I'a. BERRY', Clifton. Mrs. Harr.v E. Furber, 430 LINDAUER. Henry L. Miss Louise Lindauer, HANNAH, Reynolds B. Charles B. Hannah, Islington Street, Portsmouth,' N. II. Madison, Ind. 109 North Benton Street, Middletown, Ohio. BIZICK, Radey. Charles Bizick, box 285, ALLGOOD, Lemuel Ernest. John Allgood, 8 HANSON, Oscar. Mrs. Annie Johnson, 1!. F. Yukon. Pa. Monroe Street, R. F. D. No. 4, box 185, Jop- D. L. box 69-B, Lockwood, N. J. BLANCHARD, Lay/rence. Mrs. .Jennie Blan- lin, Mo. HASKELL, Bert V. Mrs. Anna Haskell. 1828 chard, 821 Rose Avenue, Big Rapids, Mich. ANTONSEN, Amos F. Fred Antonsen, box 26, Iowa Avenue, Superior, Wis. BRENNER, Carl M. Mrs. Irene Brenner, Warman, Minn. HATCHER, Wiliiam J. Mrs. Eula Hatcher, 1412 South Ninth Street, La Crosse, Wis. APPEL, Anton. Mrs. Amelia Appel, 28 Bcr- San Marcos, Tex. BROWN, Clyde H. George Brown, 92 North genline Avenue, Guttenberg, N. J. HEMBY, Sam. Mrs. Ruth L. Hemby, Sawyer, Street Rochester, N. Y. ARTKE. John. Joseph Smith, 539 East Ninth Okla. BUECIINER, George C. Charles Buechner, Street. New Y'ork, N. Y. HOLT, John. Mrs. Georgia Russell, Eagle- 113 Poplar Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. BARBINE, Valerio. Ottorino Kelerini, An- ville, Tenn. BURD, Isaac. Mrs. Julia Burd, Gatzmer Ave- dover, N. J. INLOW, Donald L. George Inlow, Manilla, nue, Jamesburg, N. J. BASSETT, Frank T. Earl P. Bassett, Havre, Inil. BURMEISTER, Eddie. Chris Burmeister, Mont. JOHNSTON, Willard Thomas. Mrs. Anna Re- Humbler Avenue, East Milwaukee, Wis. BERGHLY, Christian. Thomas Hanson, gen- becca Johnston, 4334 Sailine Avenue, Ihtts- BUTCH, Tony. Vinncenco Butch, Chieti- eral delivery, Kloten, N. Dak. burgh. Pa. Gamberale, Italy. ELACKHART, Ephram P. Mrs. G. A. Burkert, ALLEN, Edward. Mrs. Jennie Seheld, 903 CANTEEN, Wyatt. Mrs. Catherine Canteen, Hayes Center, Nebr. Anson Street, Marshalltown, Iowa. R. F. D. No. 2, Georgetown, Ky. BOGANI, Angelo. Peter Albinola, 116 Rail- ANASTOPOLUS, Mick. Mrs. Anthea Mame- CARTER, Robert A. James F. Carter, 712 road, Kellogg, Idaho. kos„ Munson Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dudley Avenue, Texarkana, Ark. BOYTS, Elmer C. Mrs. Emma Boyts, Nixa, APOLLONI, Silvio. Antonio Apolloni, 1030 CASSINGHAM, Leroy. Mrs. Florence Cas- Marshall Street, Benewood, W. Va. singliam, Rlngling, Mo. Okla. BROWN, David B. Mrs. Myre Padgett, Glenn- BACON, Harris II. Harris II. Bacon, 141 CASTILLO, Clarence N. Mrs. Mary Prenelle, ville, Ga. West Wyoming Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. R. F. D. No. box 68 B, Lake Charles, La. 1, BROWN, David L. David F. Brown, Nain, Va. BAYMAN; Charles Richard. Mrs. Ida F. Bay- CENTOFANTE, - Batale A. Charles Cento- BROWN, Earl L. Gottlieb Brown, 1330 Chew man, 1415 Forest Avenue, Piqua, Ohio. fiinte, box 41, Northvale, N. J. Street, Allentown, Pa. BESTMANN, Carl A. Henry Bestmann, CLIFFORD, George P. William A. Clifford, Kolze, 111. James J. Mrs. Mira Burns, 166 Jack- 33!) Main Street, DuPont, Pa. BURNS, son Street, Paterson, N. J. BROWN, Bura E. Emerson M. Brown, R. F, CLTNARD, Gurney G. Mrs. Sallie Cllnard, V. Walter D. Buzbee, 1527 D. No. 3, Troy, Tenn. Thomasville, N. C. BUZBEE, Andrew Birmingham, Ala. BROWN, Burditt. Mrs. Maggie Brown, Ida, COLANTORINO, Guiaseppe. Cos.smo Di M.a- Exeter Avenue, BUZZETTA, Samuel. Salvatore Buzzetta, La. ge.stro, 6 Charles Street, Johnstown, N. Y. BROWN, Charles T. William T. Brown, COLAROSSI, Giuseppe, Peter Colarossl, 305 1009 Christian Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CAMMOCK, Joseph D. Mrs. Nellie Cammock, Alamo, N. Mex. West Sixty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y. BROWN, Jess E. William T. Brown, Scotts- COMIS.SO, Frank. Dominick Comisso, South Clearmont, Wyo. Howard B. Mrs. Ella Canfield, vllle. Ark. James Street, Rome, N. Y. CANFIELD, Charles Bunk- 302 Lakeview Avenue, Sturgis, Mich. BUNKHOLDEN, Charles R. AMBROSIO, Antony. Veneenyo D. Ambrosio, holden. 607 South Lafayette Street, Green- CAREY, Earl. John L. Carey, Main Street, Falto Provigia Faygio, Italy. ville. Mich. Sydney, Ohio. DELOTORRE, Arthur. Mrs. Santina Deltorre, James D. Mrs. Lillian Burke, 117 CARTER, Roy R. John B. Carter, 1615 Jeffer- BURKE, Be.sapliagento, Italy. Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N. Y. son Street, Kansas City. IMo. DUDDLESON, Harry K. James Duddleson, R. Shely K. Daniel O. Carter, 317 Julius M. H. 314 Trigg CARTER, P. D. No. 3, Lancaster, Ohio. CASH, G. Casli, West Tex. Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. Pecan Street, Brenham, EDWARDS, Craig S. Mrs. Laura Edwards, CARTEL', Roscoe. Mrs. S. J. Cartcy, Athens, Elmer. Mr.s. Agnes Cassell, 131 Peerles.s Apartments, Wilkinsburg, Pa. CASSELL, Ga. James. Mrs. Edwards, Dudley Street, Philadelphia, Pa. EDWARDS, J. Mary CHMIELIEWSKI, Zygmont. John Chmie- 68 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. CHESKO, Stanley. Mrs. Verna Chesko, 102 Lincoln Avenue, Olyphant, Pa. liewski, 1233 Tenth Avenue, Milwaukee, El.DRIDGE, James. William Eldridge, Fair- Wis. bury. 111. CHESSLER, Russell W. Harry Chessler, 157 East Sixty-fifth Street, New i'ork, N. Y. CICHOSZ, Valentine L. Albert Cichosz, Tuste, ELDRIDGE, Joseph, jr. Mrs. Rachel E. El- Mont. dridgo, 738 South Twelfth Street, Philadel- CfiRRIGAN, Edward T. Owen Corrigan, 289 CILTBERTI, Walter. Daniel Ciliberti, 677 phia, Pa. Broadwiiy, Bayonne, N. J. Montgomery Street, .Jersey City. N. J. FAULKNER, William F. Mrs. William CORTINA'S, Jose L. Mrs. Marie S. Cortinas, 424 San Francisco Street, Santa Fe, N. Mex. CLARK, William. V'iliiam Clark, Rockland, Faulkner, Cohocton, N. Y. Tex. Mrs. S. A. Flanders, CUNNINGHAM, Benjamin F. Andrew Cun- FLANDERS, Clyde W. COLDREN, Clyde William. Robert A. Col- 302 Kenyon Avenue, Ottumwa, Iowa. ningham, 1728 Campbell Street, Kansas City, Mo. dren, 913 Washington Street, Huntingdon, FLANNERY, Augustine P. Mrs. Lillian Har- Pa. ris, 25 Clover Hill Place, Montclair, N. J. DANIELS, James C. Mrs. Mary C. Daniels, FORTNER, Henry Swope. J. C. Fortner, 2742 Elizabethtown, N. C. COLE, Davy C. Dave C. Cole, Turlock, Cal. Dakota Avenue, Covington, Ky. DAVENPORT, David F. Mrs. Lewis Daven- COLEMAN. Gilbert. Mrs. N'llie Coleman, Street, GLOSUP, Raymond K. R. F. Glosup, port. 611 Maple Street, Berwick, I’a. 440 Ninth Cloquet. Minn. Sam. Mrs. Matildia Wheaton, 111. DEAN. Thomas E. John M. Dean, Strange COLEMAN, Coleman, Dike, Tex. GOLDEN, Clyde C. S. IT. McGary, general Creek, Braxton County, W. Y’’a. Joseph delivery, Los Angeles, Cal. DEUEL, Harry E. Mrs. Grace Wibirt, 218 CONNELL, A. Joe M. Connell, Star Route, Columbus, Miss. GORDON, William H. Thomas W. Gordon, South Dayuga Street, Ithaca, N. Y. Jalnes 159 Southeast Forty-second Street, Linton, DEVANEY, xYrthur. Mrs. Annie Devaney, COOLE, Edward. Mrs. Coole, box 120, 533 Hurley, Wis. Ind. B.Htic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ,Tohn II. Mrs. Minnie GORDY, Roy C. Mrs. Lettie Gordy, Franklin, DUCKH.YM, Harold. Mrs. Fannie Duckham, CORDES, E. Cordes, 410 North Sixth Street, La Crosse, Wis. La. 334 South Fifth Street, Oxnard. Cal. CORTER, Harry. Mrs. Mary Jane Corter, GOTEWBIRKI, Antoni. Wladislaw Gotew- EICHEL, Frederick. Miss Florence M. Eichel, Midvale, N. J. blski, 3020 Breroton Avenue, Pittsburgh, 2560 Ann Street, Philadelphia, Pa. COWfilLL, Charles S. John J. Cowgill, Pa. ELKINS. Fred .T. Neber Elkins, Murray, Utah. Southern Pacific Hospital. Sacramento. Cal. GRAND, Jacob. Mrs. FjMinie Grand, 310 ERICKSON, William. Mrs. Rose, David 54 CR.MG, Georgo Peacock. Mrs. Janie Craig, Stockton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Morse Street, Somerville, Mass. Erst Buiicling, Henryetta, Okla. GUEROLA, Dan. Joseph Guerola, Benlsanet, ETNER, John II. Wallace Etner, 99 Munroe CRANMER, George II. Matthew Cranmer, Spain. Street, Endlcott, N. Y. 42 Union Street. Taunton, M.ass. HATIIORN,, William I. Robert Hathorn, 113 FARNEY, .Tesse R. Joseph Farney, 527 South CRESPI, Vitali. .Tack D. Crespl, 73 East One South Tenth Street, Great Falls, Mont. Fourth Street, Fairbury, 111. hundred and tenth Street, New York, N. Y'. J. J. FARRET.L, .Tames P. Mrs. HAUKAAS, Mons Herman Haukaas, Teresa Farrell, 227 DALE, John. Mrs. Mary Ann Dale, Elev- Grant)y mine, Valdez, Alaska. 419 East One hundred and twenty-fourth Street, enth Street. Toledo. Ohio. HAYES, Benjamin H. George W. Hayes, 425 New i'ork, N. Y. DANGLER, .jasper II. Alphonso Dangler, Benton Street, Michigan City, Ind. FLOY’D, Thornton. Mrs. Lettie Floyd, Leb- post-office box 42, Clinton, Me. H.YYNES, Quin II. George Haynes, W. R. F. anon, Ky. Edie. Mrs. Danish, Westoff, D. No. Abilene, DANISH, Martha 1, Kans. Tex. HERBERT, Joseph. Mrs. Francis Herbert, FLYNT. Robah B. William J. Flynt, Madi- 846 East Fifth Street, Des Moines, Iowa. son, N. C. DIGLORAMO. Emanuel. Mrs. Katherine Di- HOLMES, Phillip. Alfred Holmes, 1233 Sec- FOLLMAR, Frank W. P. D. Morgan, 44 Kil- gloramo, 519 Carpenter Street, Philadel- ond Avenue, Rockford, III. by Street, Boston, Mass. phia, I’a. HOLT. Albert. .Wlllinni Joshus Holt, R. F. D. FREE, William H. C. II. Free, Enterprise, DOYLE, Michael .T. James A. Doyle, 47 Bank No. 3, Randlett, Okla. Ala. Street, North Attleboro, Mass. 18 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN : THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1919. ' - ' ' 1 .- -4— CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

DUBrQUE, (jporge .T., jr. Mrs. Cathprlne B. i FOOTE, Donald C. Robert M. Foote, Cannon DOVE, Dillard L. J. H. Dove, R. F. D. No. 1, Duljuque, 1G49 Frederick Street, Kaciue, City, Colo. Royston, Ga. Wis. GILLIAM, William David. Stephen II. Gill- DRUMB, George Dewey. Charles Drumb, 404 DUDA, Carl II. Mrs. Freda Duda, Brower- iam. Wise, Va. Claim Street, Aurora, 111. ville, Minn. GOLDSTEIN, Sam. Abraham Goldstein, 115 FITZGERALD. John. Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald, ELDER, Herman L. Mrs. Huldah Elder, West Sevetith Street, Sioux City, Iowa. North St. Paul, Minn. 1115 Bell Avenue, Eraddoek, Pa. GOOD, Guy D. Mrs. Louise Good, 173 South FRENDEL, John. Mrs. Anna Frendcl, 730 ESTILL, .Tesse A. Mrs. Ida A. Estill, K. F. Seventh Street. Newark, Ohio. Forest Street, Eau Claire, Wis. I). Mo. 1, East Liverpool, Ohio. GOTCHER, Jesse W. Miss Fairy Gotcher, -GARZ, Willim P. August Garz, Squirrel, FITZ, Perry. George A. Fitz, 11. F. D. No. 1, Fate, Tex. Idaho. Red Oak, Va. GOTTLIEB, Jack. Alter Gottlieb. 326 Grand GEESEY, Lloyd P. Oran S. Geesey, Dupree, FLORENCE. Walter C. Charles Florence, Street, New York, N. Y. S. Dak. R. I*'. D. No. 3. Maquoketa, Iowa. GRAFF, Frank J. Mrs. Beatrice M. Graff, GENG, Victor Henry. Mrs. Harriet Geng, 204 FUKSIIEE. Benjamin F. Mrs. Frazier For- 1410 West Third Street, Red Wing, Minn. Swan Street, Provldenc<^ R. I. shee MoKinney, Tex. GRAHAM, John E. Mrs. Paul Graham, 8012 GIBSON, Theodore. R. R. Gibson, Company FREEDMAN. Victor F. Frank Freedman, 13 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. C, 22d Infantry, Douglas. Ariz. Davis Street, Ashley, Pa. GRAHAM. John II. C. Monroe J. Graham, GIBSON, Walter P. A. S. Gibson, Sallisaw, FRENCH. Kenneth W. Mrs. Martha French, Trout. N. C. Okla. 410 Third Main Street. Quincy, Mass. HAGOPIAN, Joseph. Khoran Hagopian, 52 GIBSON, William. Christopher Gibson, 167 GATES, Claude. James Gates, Columbia, South First West, Salt Lake City, Utah. East Grand Avenue, Ridgelield Park, N. J. Miss. HASTINtJS, Holloman. Mrs. M. V. Hastings, GILROY, Julius J. Edward J. Gilroy, 543 GAUTREAT'X, Jules. Ilelere Gautreaux, 125 Rosetta, Miss. South Grant Street.- Denver, Colo. Tenth Street, Port Arthur, Tex. HAZELWOOD, Fred L. William D. Hazel- GREATTINGER, Charles. George Great- GIBSON. John V. Tillman R. Gibson, Charles- wood, Summertown, Tenn. tlngcr, Otjen, Wis. ton. Ark. HERZFELD. Raymond H. William Herzfeld, FROY, Jacob B. David Froy, 431 Maple GIERKE, Louis J. Albert Gierke, Kasota, R. F. D. No. 20. Hales Corners, Wis. Alley, Lebanon, Pa. Minn. HOLLOWELL. Ellis N. Daniel E. Hollowell, GUENTNER. Frank. John Guentner, 44 Ma- GIESE, William .T. .John ' Giese, 15 Bank Hobbsville N. C. trilda Street, Shaler, Pittsburgh. Pa. Street, Northeast. Pa. HOLM-A-N, Charles E. Mrs. Molly Holman, GUISTI, Angelo. Mrs. Louis Guisti, 541 GHRERT. rT.,r-v R T. Miss Elizabeth A. Clarks La. Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. Gilbert, 225 East Fiftieth Street, Portland, HOIAIES. Cheatom L. Dudley H. Holmes, HAGEMEN. Frank. William Hagemen, Oreg. Three Rivers, Tex. Ottawa, Ohio. GLilE.v’. Claude. Mrs. Anne Accles, box 37, HOOD, Samuel, jr. Mrs. Margaret Hood, 170 HANNA, William S. R. L. Hanna, Dubach, Clemmons, N. C. East Hoi Iks Street, Nashua, N. H. La. GOODRICH. Rodgers. John Goodrich, Hop- JONES. Charles H. Mrs. Mary E. Jones, R. HARVEY, Wayne Wright. Mrs. Allle Lamb k'nsv’lle, Ky. F. D. No. 2, Wrlghtsville, Pa. Harvey, Ford City, Mo. GORNIKIEWiCZ, Edward. Mrs. .\nna Gornl- KINNEY, Joe W, John Kinney, care of H. T. IIASAL, James John. Mrs. Carl Anderson, Dondeck, Wing, klewicz, 33 East Doughty Street, Dunkirk, East Third Street, Red Kankakee. III. N. Y. Minn. HASS, Harry E. Mrs. Hannah Hass, box 29, GOSSITT. Marion B. Mrs. Hattie E. Gossitt, KRAKADCKAS, Stanley. Miett Gudauckas, Baroda, Mich. Oak Grove. SIo. 311 Hudson Street, Forest City, Pa. HAUFLER. Herbert. Mrs. Rose Haulier, 3140 GRABOW. .Tulius E. Mrs. Marie Grabow, KULIS, Mlhale L. George I'oulenls, 1014 Sec- Ohio. ond Bishop Street, Cincinnati, 1717 Zine Stn-et, La Salle. 111. Street, Sacramento, Cal. Oliver. Mrs. Mary Hawk, 230 Main I,AWTON, Herbert John. Lawton, HAWK, graving, Marco. Mrs. Julia Gravino. 22C Mrs. Fred Street. Pittsburgh, I'a. I'arrn Street, Hudson, N. Y. 815 South Park Street, Streator, III, HAWKINS, Roy. Mrs. Olive Hawkins, ANTO.N, Walter K. Mrs. Minnie Anton, Lock- LEVINE, Benjamin. Morris Levine, 572 Stone Grenola, Kaiis. hart T' X. Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. Edward Reynolds. R. F. D. I.EWIS, James. HAYNES, Frank. ARMSTRONG, Berton. Mrs. Minnie Arne.s, Charles H. Lewis, West No. Hawarden, Iowa. Fourth Street. Bettendorf, Iowa. 5, J’ifty-uinth and Thames Streets, Norwich, HERR, Paul B. B. K. Herr, R. F. D. No. 0, '’onn LINDGREN. John A. Miss Emily Llndgren, Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, box 220. Stambaugh, Mich. East ASPELMEIRR. Walter H. Mrs. Mollle Aspel- Pa. meler. Mediapolis, Iowa. LITTEN, Paul. George W. Lltten, Hopedale, Esthel Ilolford, Ohio. HOLFORD, Lester. Mrs. BARNES, Hardy, Mrs. Lizzie Barnes, La- Lebanon, Ohio. grange, N C. LOWERY, Turner A. Mrs. Annie Taylor, Henry Hommel, Stevenson. Va. HOMMEL. George A. Mrs. BARNES. Winn E. Mrs. Estella Barnes, 20 1047 Fifth Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. ARMSTRONG. Albert J. Mrs. Martha Arm- ^’outh Fifth Street. Oneonta. N. Y. Roscoe K. Logan Johnson, strong, Virginia, 111. JOHNSON, EERNICKE, Kurth Emil. Mrs. Rose O'Con- Tt nn. ASH, Monore. Mrs. Holt, general deliv- Dowelltown. nor, 150C Twenty-third Street, Milwaukee, Ula Jones, Lorton, ery, Alabama, Ala. JONES, Walter W. William Wis. Va. BASSINGER, Otis A. James Basslnger, Kuhlman, BISHOP, Arthur S. Henry A, Bishop, Blacks- Slaton, Tex. KUHLMAN. Frank H. Mrs. Frank 'lurg. Va. Philadelphia, BENSON. Nels G. Birg Benson, 199 East 2042 South Colorado Street, B’ORUM. Otto W. Mrs. Anna Bjorum, gen- Arch Street, St. Paul, Minn. I'a- e'-al delivery, Scotland. N. Dak. Cyrlllus A. Larose, 82 BENSON, Willis A. Mi's. Laura Hodges, Gar- LAROSE, Leroy R. BROWN, David F. Mrs. Ellen Brown, 724 den City. Utah. East Broad Street Bethlehem. Pa. ''ifty-seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. LASLEY. Harvey Lakey. W. M. Lasley, Litch- BERICH. Henry S. , 3900 Richmond BROWN. Edward A. Mrs. Susan Brown, 203 Turnpike, Llnoleumvllle, Staten Island, field. Ky. '’aP'win Street, Pnansyrink, Pa. N. Y. LAWRENCE. Fred. Mrs. Mattie D. Law- BROWN. Edward F. Mrs. C. E. Brown, 1247 BLACKMAN, Dan. Joseph Blackman, R. F. rence, Lyons, Tex. 'ancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. Mrs. Edith Heslln, 1321 D. No. 2, box 55, Raymond, Miss. ALLEN, Edmund BROWN, Leon A. Mrs. J. Brown, M. Da BOYLES, Harrison J. Mrs. Mai-y Boyles, Niagara Street, Buffalo. N. Y. Costa. N. J. 1010 Downey Street, Washington, Ind. ALLEN, Prank M. Mrs. Hettie J. Allen. Her- CAHIT.L. John W. William Cahill, R. F. D. culaneum. Mo Rathbone. BOZ.ARTH, Harry. Cassius M. Bozarth, R. F. 1. N. Y. D. No. Custer, Okla. ALI.EN, John R. William Allen, Independ- CANNATA. Crazio. .\ngelp Marino, 1740 1, BROOKS, Warren. Mrs. Mary J. Brooks, 510 ence, Wash. Washington .Street, Boston, Mass. Nebr. West One hundred and forty-seventh Street, ARNTT, Henry. Henry Arntt. Harblne, CAROSCIO, Casimo. Michael Cherio, S. R. F. Cement New York, N. Y. BOONE, Chailes R. Emory Boone, Road. West Park. Ohio. BROWN, John A. Mrs. L. H. Dickey, Lake D. No. 3, Uuionbrldge, Md. C.A.'^ANO. Peter. Mrs. Leonnrda Casano, 190 Moxie, Me. BOYD, John W. Mrs. Jennie Boyd, 2201 Jef- Gleninore Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. BURGESS, Franklin K. M.vron Burgess, R. P. ferson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Gabriel. Antonio Lopez, CH WEZ. Grand Ave- D. No. Levering, Mich. BRAGG, William D. Clark Bragg, Nobles- nue. Nogales, Ariz. 1, BURNS. Harry Roy. Patrick Burns, Pitts- vllle, Ind. CI.ARK. Wil'iam. Mrs. Amelia Clark, 149 Bullard, R. F. ville, Wis, BROOKS. Richard M. Dan W. Giiern=ev Street. Brooklvn, N. Y. BURNS. Will W. Mrs. Fannie N. Moore, D. No. 4, Brantley, Ala. CIAFFORD. William J. Mrs, Mary Coyle, 391 Lamosa, Tex. BUTLER. Ernest G. George Butler, Wenat- 'rlington Street, Brooklvn. N. Y. Roy C. Dick Cantwell, general chee. Malaga. Wash. COt-ETTA, CANTWELL, B. Gerard. Michael Coletta, 33 Wood- delivery. Corning, Ark. CANTRFLI.. John'e W. Anderson Can- ward .\ Mass. venue, Roxburv, CAPORALE. Prank. Louis Cnporale, 232 East trell, R. F. D. No. 1, Monlalba, Tex. Patrick. Mrs. Elizabeth Shanlcy, Carlson, Glencoe, COMPTON. RIttenhouse Street, Germantown, Pa. CARLSON, Prank. August 29 IToath -Avenue. Providence, R. I. CARL. Edward F. Mrs. Minnie Carl, 543 Ohio. Romualdo A. Mrs. Apieana Gar- CORDERO. North Hobard Street. Philadelphia. Pa. CARTER. Millage. Miss Mizetta John.son, cin Barbara. Cal. Santa CAROSSINO, Cezare. Giovani Carossino, Bay 2120 Congress Aliev, Louisville. Ky. D.tNIEL, Joel M. Ralph E. Daniel, Gratz, an-1 Myrtle Streets, Hoquiam, Wash. CARTER. Murrell. John B. Carter, Morris- Pa. COLEMAN, John E. B. P. Coleman, Auburn, town. Tenn DCBACH, Roy. Mrs. Violet Dubach, 3912 Ky. SMITH, William A. Mrs. Helen Smith. 68 Page Boulevard. St. Louis, Mo. Seventh Street. Newark. N. J. COLLINS, Millard F. James Collins, Brink- South DCDLRY, Raymond G. Mrs. Bertha Dudley, lew CORRY. Thomas A. Mrs. Thomas A. Corry, Ky. Pittsburgh. WRmington. Ohio. DAIGLE, Zepherin. Mrs. Zepherin Daigle, 1320 Webster Avenue, Pa, EI’iRN. William G. Mrs. Anna Eiden, 43 John Cortese, 2837 Cameron. La. CORTESE. Samuel. Brooklvn. Y, III. Windsor Place, N. Ralph. James Davenport, 736 Princeton Avenue. Chicago, Wmiara M. Albert Enlund, R. F. DAVENPORT. William H. Mrs. Katherine ENLUND. South Jlontana Street, Butte. Mont. CRIMMINGS, D. No. 1. Deerwood, Minn. Crlmmlngs, 30 Viiial Avenue, Somerville, DAVID, Marion S. Mrs. Emily David, Farina, ENRIGHT Thomas. Mrs. Bridget Enright, Mass. .''>005 III. Emerald Avenue, Chicago, 111. George Critzer, Ninevah, DAVIDSON, Lovelace. Mrs. Dona Davidson, CRITZER, Frank. FENLEY. Walter W. Mrs. Ada Brent, R. F. D. Ind. No. 3. Bonham, Tex. 213 Mi'isourl Street, Bemls, Tenn. FERRERI. I.ouis O. Mrs. Theresa Ferreri, 9 DOT’GLAS. Floyd P. Mrs. Mary Douglas, CUNNINGHAM. John M. Charles W. Par* E-anklln Street, Dorehester. Mas Farmer City, 111. rott. 59 Henderson Street, Columbus. Ga. Francis Cunning- FITE. El'iridge T. Mrs. Cracie Fite, WheCler- DOUGI.ASS. James. Tom Douglass, 109 CUNNINGH.'M, Joseph M ton, Tenn. Phllps Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. ham, 2900 Otto Street, Chicago, 111. THE OFFICIAE U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBBUAKY 20, 1919. 19 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

DE LANCA, Frank. Frank D<» Lanca, 88 CURTIS, Leroy. Mrs. Fannie Curtis, Gibson, JERKA, Lcopobl. Frank Jerka, 86 Hudson Madison Street, New York, N. Y. Mo. Street, Garfield, N. J. DELARGE, Edmond J. Louis Delarge, 230 DALOVISIO, Robert. Leonard Dalovisio, 640 KELSO, William D. William Kelso, Iligbee, Sweden Street, Berlin, N. H. Railroad Avenue, Lake Charles, La. Mo. DELLINGER, Edgar H. Mrs. Blanche Hoo- DANTONE, Antonio. Miss Kaffaelo Dantone. LANNON, George D. Mrs. A. Hinchcliffe, 310 ver. Lincolnton, N. C. Chicago Heights, 111. West Oue hundred and twenty-ninth Street, DEPOLLARA, Frank. Mrs. Anna Depollara, FLORIN, Sam. Sam Fine, 147 Madison New York, City. 32 Market Street, Paterson, N. J. Street, New York, N. Y. LAKOWE. Wllliiun. Mrs. William Larowe, 7 DE VORE, Albert A. Albert C. De Vore, E. FLOTO, Ralph E. Mrs. Sarah Floto, 617 Dean Street. Amsterdam, N. Y. F. D. No. 3. Willow Springs, Mo. Main Street, Berlin, Pa. LINDSEY', Lawrence. jes.s A. Lindsey, Pace, DUBIN, Herman. Mrs. Sarah Dultin, 1341 GAUGHAN, Leonard Francis. Mrs. Alice Fla. North Garrison Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Pickup, 116 North Iowa Avenue, Atlantic LONDON, Louis. Abraham London, 373 Fair- EE>MONDS. William L. Joe Etlmonds, Star City, N. J. mont Avenue, Newark, N. J. route, Vicksburg, Ky. GERITIS, Themestoklis. Peter Nicholas, 829 MILLER, Harry. .Mrs. Ida Miller, 113 North EDWARDS, Delford. George Edwards, St. Second Avenue, New York, 74. Y. Ann Street, Baltimore, Md. .‘tlbans, Va. GOLESH, Mark. Dan Golesh, 208 Elm Street, MOORE, Lucius W. William Moore, Armour, EHRENP-ERT, Frank C. Mrs. Carrie Ehren- Leadville, Col. S. Dak. bert, Escanaba, Mich. GOODKOSKI, Ben.iamin, Mrs. Blanche Slsi- NAGLE. Paul A. Mrs. Emma C. Nagle, 156 EISENBISE, Clarence. Mrs. Annie Zweitzig, nan, Laferty. Ohio. Court Street, Allentown. Pa. Reading, Pa. HENNING, Ferdinand. Peter J. Henning, I'A'TTERSON, James C. Robert L. Patterson, ELLIOTT, Reuben, John T. Elliott, Liv- 2685 Peach Street, Erie, Pa. 3912 Willow Street, Dallas, Tex. ingston, Ky. HIGH, William J. Mrs. Julia High, Hunts- PERRINGTON, Banjamin. ELLIS, Mrs. Maud Per- Paul C. Mrs. Katherine Ellis, 9 East ville, Tex. riiigiou, 7i Frout street, Olean, N. Y. Pleasant Street. Baltimore, Md. HIGH, Willis R. John High, 801 East Yosem- ERON, POWEI.L. llcrb M. Macolm Gilbert Powell, Anthony II. Mrs. Frances Eron, 73 ite Avenue, Madera, Cal. Woodriver, 111. Keck Street, Buffalo, N. Y. LAUTENSLAGER. John. Philip Lauten- REEVES, Jack G. John II. Reeves, Daisy, EOTHIMER, Leonard E. Adam Esthimer, slager, 3435 West North Avenue, Chicago, Okla. 2r)5 Rpc'd Street, Buffalo, N Y. HI. SCHOBEL, .Joseph II. Mr.s. .Joseph H. Schobel, FITZGERAI/D, .Tames. WiPiam Fitzgerald, LAWTON, Thomas S. Mrs. Elizabeth Vars, First National P.ank Building, Latonia, Ky. R. F. D. No. 0, box 50, Monticello, Wis. Myers Avenue, Norwich, Conn. SCOTT. Robert A. John D. Scott, 176 East fbarles W. Mrs. Josephine LONGLEY, Harold. Mrs. Sadie Longley, 428 Onbirio Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Flanner.v, 2820 Montgomery Street, Louis- Cattel Street. Easton, Pa. SEAY,.Thomas. Enoch Seay, Newport, Tcnn. ville. Ky. MARTIN, Edward A. Margaret Nelson, 1311 SMITH, Daniel B. Claude C. Smith, Mountain FLOOD, Joe. Mrs. Katie Flood, Mount Wash- Newport Avenue, Chicago. 111. Top, Ark.. ington, Ky. MILLER. Harry, Joseph Miller, Maine Street, SAOTtI Reuben A. F, A. Smith, Tallulah, GIBSON, Orsie La. E. Harvey Gibson, R. F. D. Eatontown, N. J. SWEE'r. Peter. Amos Sweet, Melrose, N. Mex. No. 4, Chillicothe, Ohio. MILLIGAN, Clifton. Albert Milligan, Cotton- VAN I’RUNT. Ghar'es It. Mrs. GLEESON, Vincent C. B. Van P. Mrs. Patrick Gleeson, port, La. Brunt, 25 Bushrell I’lace, 7473 Hazel Mount Vernon, Avenue, Maplewood, Mo. AIINYARD, Bert Fox. Oscar Minyard, Glas- N. Y. GOULD, John. George Gould, 40 Nelson gow. Ky. Street, Huntly, Scotland. PERRY, William Henry. Mrs. William Per- WILLIS, William. John G. Willis, Andis, Ohio. GRUBIS, Tony. Joe Grubis. 1110 Exchange ry, Wolverine. Mich. Avenue. East St. Louis, 111. ROUSSEAU, Frank X. Mrs. Octavie Laveau. YUI.E, Michael. Angelo Yule, 304 Morehead GSCIILECHT, Joseph F. William Gschlecht, box 15, Nadeau, Mich. Avenue, Utica, N. Y. 347 East Eighty-sixth Street, New York, SMILEY, Jesse. Mrs. Margaret Smiley, Lewis, N. Y. Iowa. BrOI.ERS. HADDOCK, James L. John Haddock, Park SROK, Jack. Mrs. Mary Srok, 101 East POEHI.M.4N. Richard .1. Mrs. Nancy Poehl- Hill, Okla. Front Street, Youngstown, Ohio. man. 436 West Wyoming Avenue, Phila- HAGEN, Charley. Ole O. Hagen, Bottineau, TAYLOR, Walter. Benjamin F. Taylor. delphia. Pa. N. Dak. Blades, N. C. SKEEN, Douglass Soloman. Mrs. Nora Skeen, HAGEN, Cornell. Mrs. Carrie Hagen, box F, TAYLOR, Walter G. George C. Taylor, Lee Upton, Tex. Strum, Wis. Center, 111. MrsiciAX. HAHN, Fred C. Charles Hahn, 1015 Michi- STROTHER, Cecil L. Mrs. Harriet R. gan Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. Strother, 421 High , Street, Clarksburg, HAHN, Stephen E. Mrs. Katie Hahn, Stroble- SECTION 4, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. W. Va. ton. Pa. MECH.t.VIC.S. HALL, Leo T. Mrs. The following casualties are reportetl Harriet Hall, 591 Jones IIILF, George I.eonard. Street, Oakland, Cal. Andrew Hilf, 14 by the commanding general of the Ameri- Kuhn Street, I’itlsburgh. Pa. HARRIS, John E. Samuel K. Harris, 20 can Expeditionary Forces: OSWAI.T. Rollin, Jap Oscvalt, Locust Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. R. Rudom, Mi.ss. PEDERSEN, I’eder F. HARRISON, Harold. Mrs. Harold Harrison Chri.s S. Christensen, Wounded (degree undetermined) _ 305 R F. D. 1. Newell, Iowa. 804 Hamilton Street, Utica, N. Y. SICHER John Tllghman. Mrs. Laura Bidler, HARVEY’, Constantine J. Soldier’s Home Wounded jjightly 521 Dayton, Ohio. R. F. D. 6, Allentown, Pa. HASENZAHL, Leo. Mrs. Lucille J. Hasen Total WAOOXEKS. zahl, Morris Plains, N. 826 J. BROWN, Carl C. Mrs. Etta Brown, Martin HATCHER, Johnnie. Mrs. Julia Hatcher City. Mo. general delivery. Mastin, Ala. Wounded (Degree Undetermined). McGORMICK, Ralph. Mrs. Leon McCormick, HAZLEHURST, Thomas P. Charles Hazle CORI’ORALS. Chinchilla, Pa. hurst, 200 Webster Avenue, Providence COOKS. BUTTS, Barney C. John H. Butts, Asher, HONBERRIER, Henry L. J. L. Ilonberrier, Okla. DAUER. .John H. Mrs. Dora Dauer, 1217 South Charles Street. R. F. D. No. 1, Salisbury, N. C. CAESAR. Joseph O’D. Mrs. Helen Caesar. 3 Baltimore, Md HOOD, Edgar. Ernest Hood, HORNER, Walter J. Walter .1. Horner, 1930 West Eighty-seventh Street, New York Ciiy. 15 Claxton East Letterly Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CANNON, John. Miss Sarah Cannon, 2336 Street, Rosendale, Mass. LARSON, Olaf A. Gunnar Larson, 1401 Commonwealtb Avenue, Chicago. HI. PItIVATES. Washington Avenue, South Minneapolis, CASTOR, Cleo D. Elmer C. Castor, Weather- Minn. by. CONLEY, John C. John Nir, Deer Lodge. Mo. .Mont. LEONARD, John. Mrs. Mary Kennedy, 400.5 COLLINS, Harrison C. William Jenkins, East Sixty-fourth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. CORLISS, Webster E. Mrs. G. H. C. Corliss, Bessemer, N. C. 517 East LITVANY, Raymond. Mrs. Julia Litvany, Rufus. 'Daniel Twenty-seveuth Street, North CONYERS, Con.vers, 805 Hick- Portland. Oreg. 053 South Eighteenth Street, Newark, .1. ory Street, N. Winston-Salem. N. C. COl'LE, LOE, James W. Albert J. Straight, R. F. D. Lafayette Andrew W. Mrs. Catherine Covlc. CORNEIL, L. Mrs. Alex Cornell, 102 No. 1, box 27, Palouse, Wash. Kouts, Ind. Aldrich Place, Buffalo. N. Y. LONGMAN, Waiter L. Poster Longman, R. CORNETT, Jerry. Joseph COTTER. G< orge E. Mrs. Annie L. Cotter, 2 Cornett, Lothair, David F, D. No. 1, Walworth, Wis. Ky. Street, Beverly, Mass. COWGII.L. David M. Mrs. LUCK, William E. W. C. Kirby, care of At- CREVASSE, Robert I. Mrs. Virginia E. Cre- Rena Cowgill, 1014 East Jefl’erson lantic Coast Line Railway, Richmond, Va. vasse. 1605 Boulevard, Jacksonville. Fla Street. Boise, Idaho. ALLEN, Ira Winsor. Miss Bertha Allen, 22 DEMETRULIS, Nicholas. "Tony Demetrulis, D'0''0FRI0. Tomaseo. .'^everino D'Onofrio, 310 Front Street, South Main Strc('t, Dodgeville, Mass. Nession Mecencowe, Letc Pep'eritca, Greece. Schimectady, N. Y. ALTSCHAFER. George. Mrs. Anna Altschafer, DUHANOIS, Emil. Peter Duhanois, Seminole, DANCY’. I’nlger B. .lo.si'ph E. Dancy, R. F. D. 31 Ashley Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Pa. No, 1. Wilkesboro. N. vj. ALVES, Gregory. Manuel Andrews, Cataumet, ENGSTROM, Paul Leonard. B. G. Engstrora, DELC.YMBRE, Edpvoc. Mrs. Gustave Del- Mass. Westboro, Wis. cambre. D<>rion. La. BATEMAN, Edgar E. M. L. C. Bateman, Wal- EVANS. Frank Curtis. Mi.ss Edith Evans, DEI.C.AMP, Philip O. Mrs. Laura Delcamp, in Pnplar Street, den, Ga. 701 Main Street, Peoria, 111. Mount Carmel, Pa. BEKRY, Cary R. John W. Berry, Payette, GOD.4IR, Willard H. John E. Godair, gen- DONNE, Angelo Delle. Guy Dclle Donne, post Idaho, eral delivery. Centaur, Mo. office' box 59.5 V('rona. Pa. BROOKS, Francis J. Ell Brooks, Taylor GRILLO, Vencenzo. Mrs. Mary Grillo, Pa- DEI! t'Y’.SHH’ E. Russell S. YY’illiam Derby- Springs, 111. lermo. Italy. shire, 502 Halh'r Street. Lima, Ohio. tieorge Hen]'y. COMB.S, James E. William C. Combs, R. P. D. GRUNDSTROM, Harry II. Ed T. Grund- DET’EL. .lolm R. Deuel, 6 No. 2, Millwood, W. Va. ^trom. 1513 South Main Street, Los An- I’l'osneet Street. Homi'r, N. COSTA, Giuseppe. Carmilo Ocino, 5 Messina geles, Cal. DREASLER Elmer E. Fred Charles Dreasler, Street, Rochester, N. Y. HAJEK. Frank J. Frank Hajok, White, Nebr. Hnlhert Okla. COTA, George Z. John Cota, 96 Semour HATTON, Thomas. Mrs. Minnie G. Hatton, DREW, .Too. Mrs. Ida JIcCatiley, Belle City, Street, Middlebury, Vt. 135 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mo. COTE. I'rank. Mrs. Mildred Gagnon, 53 Line HOFFMAN, Samuel A. Samuel F. Hoffman, EIILY’, Harry D. Edwin O. Ehly, 4321 Ter- Street, Newburyport, Mass. 232 Grant Street, Salem, N. CURTIS, J. raee Street, Philadi'lpliia, Pa. Leonard P. J. S. Curtis, Mlllboro, HONEYCUTT, Rcddin E. Dee Honeycutt, ENGLAND. Fitzlmrh L. Mrs. Mary E. Eng- Va. Buies Creek, N. C. land, Belingtou, W. Va. 20 THE OFFICIAL V. S. UrU.ETlN: THl^RSDAY. FEBEDAEy 20. 1019. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING BKEKVaji, Edd L. Laras Erekvam, Ililie- NILES, Frank. Frank i^’onvay. Niles, 45 Franklin HGLL.IRD Jesse Street, Newark, ,N. J. E. Smith Pollard. R. P. D„ Georglana M. Ethlcr, .>tout, Ohio. ’ 1 Vuu*' ,A' 'Mrs. Catherine Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Nixon, 151 HGWEll X'Yank G. Mrs. I'LOll), baniuel Avenue. Charlestown, Mass. Catherine Powell, M. Scott Floyd, Middletown, NOLAN, Street, Cambridge, Mass. John A. Daniel J. Nolan, New Haven, Conn. RIKEL, William. Mrs. Mary M. Riker. 976 S. Floyd, Green ^»venue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 480- leun‘"'i',"’Street,F- T. G- P‘PiTP> S. Dak. Frankford, Philadelpbla; ^ H®wis E. Mrs. Lois Robinson, ^'^unn A. Olson, Grandy, Tj Minn „ K F- D. No. 2, Justin, Tex. P; James Forrest, 8ART0RI. Olimpio. 183 Charles J. Mrs. Miss Rine Sartorl, Petal- Avenue, Arlinston, N. J Margaret Sullivan, uma, Cal. George Street, Clinton, FRETWELL, Hurley R. Sidney Frctwell 111. SBRIGLIO, Vincenzo. ’ I ERLY Robert. Gaetano Sbriglio, Lu- S<'“eral delivery, William.stown?Mm Willie l‘erry, 1804 Summers zerne. Pa. P Street, Houston, Tex. C®* Paul SCHUERMAN, Fred M. Mrs. Caroline Schu- StaHon, N.’’ G. Charles Person. Beaulieu, Minn. ’ Street, Ashland, Oreg. Friedricl), SIMMONS. Charles. Mrs. 474 1‘HLEGAR, Joseph N. Mrs. Martha F Emma Simmons, Oshkosh, Wis. Ihlegar, Randolph, S. Dak. fUSILLO, Guiseppi. 2204 Melrose Avenue NW., Roa- SIMPSON, Martin Fu.sillo, 1343 noke, Va. Russell H. Mrs. Gladys L. Simp- -Venue. Niagara Falls, N. Y. son. hort Seneca, Ohio. GIBBENSPTR^vc Alexander PODESTA, John. Gawpa Podesta, Pagge SAHTH A. Mrs. Minnie E. Ed- Italy. ’ James A. James Smith, 243 Mill v'l Onrpenter Avenue. Newburg, Street, Lockport, N. Y. N. Y. I'OYNER, Leo W. Mrs. Susie Poyiier, R. F D SOBIAK, Prank J. Daniel Ooldy, Lynn- 2. Richards, Mo. Soblak, R. F. D ^^aven’, i?la? Eo- J. Holdingford, Minn. f'.VBA, Joseph. Mrs. Rosie Saba, ' ... GOpDROE, Harold R. Mrs. Rose 242 Bor'^cn Sl^IMENO, Daniel S. Vito M'iehle, Street. N'evrark, N. J. Solimeno, 111 ^ V- L>., stop 70, La Salle N Y Crown Street, Corona, N. Y. S-VURIGI. Charles. Joseph Sauriol, Oonstaut. John Govatos, Eighth 35 Milk SOUDERS, jVlonzo H. Sherman Souders. Street. 1 rovideuce. R. I ’ rlr.^^“TVe^,^Oeets, Wilmington, Del. Mount Zion, 111. r--n 7 SCHAAF, .Iordan W. hrank. Mrs. Carmilia IValter E. Schaaf, St SOWERS, Arnold O. Mrs. Gui.l .. 230 iMarys. Md. Hazel Sowers, Par- ^*neet. College Point, N. Y. lier. Cal. *'’C?)R-‘IN'TI0N0, Libeio. Steven Scarantiono, SEE AY, Dolphus. Elizabeth John Spray, Orvansvilie, C^rsvml? Pa^- ..,7“' Street, Dunmore, I>a. Ind. •SILBERSTEIN, Charles. Mrs. Anna -‘^nnie M. Hahn, 155 Silber- SPRICK, William August. William F. Sprick, fMBn Avenue, Kingston, cT/fr'T’.^ ‘,^,.^9 ^ 1^100 Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WaiTcnton, Mo. N. Y. SKALLA, MicBiel. Henry HALL, Lloyd. George W. Hall, Maxiani, 120 Mill SPRINGER, .Tolin William. Mrs. Conueaut btiTft, JohnstowD. N, Y. Lueli.a j^aKe, Pa. * Springer, 929 Paradome Street, Cincinnati, SMALL, Hamilton. Mrs. Mary ’ HANSEN. Hans ,T. Jens Hansen, R. Small, box 290, Ohio. F D Spring Valiev, N. Y. No. 2, Pierson, Mich. SPRUILL, Leonard B. Benjamin P. Spruill.e , Mrs. Roper, N. C. “'r^^F^’„Oans. Bertha Anderson, R F '^"l^Ix'rbublTn,%e.x. “• 2o, Cambridge, STICKLER, Earl D. Mrs. i-i MMs. S5IITH JIazic Stickler, R HANSON, Clower. Chris Smith, R. F. I'. I). Thomas Charles. D ' 2 No. 3. Pine City, Michael Francis Brookhaven, ’ N. Y. ILanson, 029 North SIlss. Clarence. Tenth Street, Philadel- SPROUL, John ^'^e^GEER, Mrs. Minnie Stuhler, pnia, Fa. W. Mrs. Elsie F. Sproul 3318 88 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn. N Y Camp Street. Pittsburgh, Pa TIIOMPSON, HAYES, Francis L. Mrs. Ellen Charles Floyd. WHIliara H. Hayes, 1010 STOFFEL Lorens J. Peter Stoffel, Ihompson, Rutger Street, Utica, N. 3530 4707 McGee Street, Kansas Citv. Y ^Hi'ot, Chicago, III. Alo. * Mitchel Hobeck. Wl.se, Va. SZMSKE, Elmer. Mrs. HOEEFFirn Margaret Szwske, 1915 Annie Tyler, 90C Market Cleveland, Ohio. Street, IVhecling, Tv^LOL,m Ralph W. Va. S. Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, 30 WHLLIAMS, Frank B. R. E. Williams, Boni- Circle, Oklahoma City, Ok'la. fay, Fla. 'p1A\ LOR Samuel J. Mrs. Anna Reiiipe,^ 173 WILSON .Tuan E. Andres Wilson, George B. Johnson, Dwight Street, Mesilla oraetinger, Jersey City, N. J Park. N. Mex. Iowa. TEMPLIN, William. Mr. Teinpliu, 2977 Ridge- W’OLPERS, William. Mrs. Kate Wolpers, 913 Josephine Kobus, Avenue, Chicago. HI. Avenue, 77 JYyy Mound Street, St. Louis, Mo. J' Chicago. 111 . \AN IH.UREN Edward F. Mrs. Catherine W'ORDEN Ray. Mrs. Mary Vangilder, ^ Harriet . Sand ^ 802 Kearns, Hldert Lane. Brooklyn, N. Y Lake. Mich. untie Avenue, Morris Park, N. va'uuaFW?’\ARS,\ci, V Y Dominick. Miss Pennina Varsnd''U'®®®*- WROBLEVySKI, Joseph II. ’ Miss Kattic Wro- Henry Kerr, 725 West 278 Swan Street, Buffalo blewski, .CatherineV Street, N Y box 48, Clover, Wis. _ Louisville, Ky. ^i^JGERW.aX John H. ZAKARIAN, *-'ARI^>A, Rosario. Mrs. Mary ^ Jesse Weather- Zarker. Mores Zakarlan 44 Tesone, Serra Washington Avenue, North Tenth Street. Province of Catanzaro, Midi Iona, Philadelphia. Pa T Italy. '•H^tl^E.iUIysses W. William Frank, Mrs. Elmer Laysek, ‘521 L. Zerbe, Tower ’ G®?'u>‘'E Mrs Maude Hast Third Street. MHnona, Minn Tompkins^ , Jamaica, N. Y LONDON, Thomas A. LEKAS, George M. James Lekas, 1200 Thomas N. London R Wash- -C P- Wood, R. F. F. D. 1. Rives. Tenn. - ’usfon Street. Oakland, Cal. box D. 0 LERNER, 20, Ia^'^"‘^’’‘ McKEE EdwfHd. James McKee, 0024 Thomp-^ E’a Martin, Cissna ^ohn D. Angelo Lekomltros, son Street. Philadelphia, Pa l^tirk, 111, 503 Pine Street. St. Louis, Mo. Gilbert McKinnon, AIASSEY, Earl. Mrs. Lizzie Alassey, R F 305 No. D LpEFFLER, Prank J. Joseph Loeffler, St. Memphis, Tenn, 1, Chickamauga, Ga. Peters, Mo. McLIt. ^Nicnoias Avenua, New York Pennell NADING, Rubert A. John Nad'ing, Littleport. N Y Boone, N. C. ’ H- William Nase, Tylersport, Iowa. ^'pl^'"’ PERSSON Edward B. Gustaf Persson, Wood N.AGOOSKI, River, Paul. Alex Alross, 517 Michigan Nebr. btreet, Duluth, PIETRANGELI. Domenico. Alinn. No.' irra's^ile.^Nr'^^^^ Henrv Pietran- NEWAIAN. George A. Airs. Alary gdi, 304 Twelfth Street, Windher, L. New- I’a. man, Unionville, A'a. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. 21 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

NICHOLAS, Ezra. Mrs. Molissa C. Nicholas, SINCLAIR, Wilfrid J. John Sinclair, 05 LONG, Harry L. Mrs. Anna Long, 1321 Penn- Dingy, W. Va. St. Martin’s Lane, London E. C., England. sylvania Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. NONNSEN, George. Mrs. Bertha Nonnsen, SMITH, Chester B. Michael Smith, 180G Long McKAY, Donald. Finley McArthur, Chinook, 1818 Fayette Street, Baltimore, Md. Island Avenue, Lorain, Ohio. Mont. ODOMS, Dempsey. J. H. Adams, Wades, N. C. SMITH, Clyde. Mrs. Hattie Smith, Heyland, NICHOLS, Frederick A. Mrs. Elizabeth Hag- OKMOND, Thomas M. Miss Mary Grady, 24 Tex. erty, 118 West Second Street. Dunkirk, N. Y. Orchard Place, Yonkers, N. Y. SMITH, Rodman I. Mrs. Emma L. Smith, 51 PERSON, Robert. Mrs. Robert Person, 3427 OWEN, Joseph. Edward Owen, lOG Rhode Davis Street, Phillipsburg, N. J. South Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. I.sland Avenue, Fall River, Mass. SPITZ, Christian. Leo Spitz, 23 Class Ave- PERSONETT, Everett. Mrs. Frances Person- OWENS, William. Mrs. Mary Owens, Oak nue, Heutley, N. J. ett, Hampton, Iowa. Street. Tresekow, Carbon County, Pa. TAYLOR, Robert H. James B. Taylor, Idle- RETSINAS, Panagiotis. Theodor Pochron, PARKER, Stanley W. Charles Parker, route wild, N. C. 941 West Polk Street, Chicago, 111. 1, box IG, Shelbyville, Ind. TOW’NSEND, Carl E. Willard H. Townsend, SEAL. Clein F. Thomas J. Seal, R. F. D. No. PATTERSON, Frank E. Mrs. Effie Patter- Pine Hill, N. Y. 1, Cedar Grove, Ind. son, 4HH7 Calumet Avenue, Chicago, 111. W’AYBRIGHT, Saul Raymond. Mrs. A. A. SILBER, Frederick G. Frederick G. Silber, PEROUTKA. Louis .1. Mrs. Josephine Pe- Goff, Hambleton, W. Va. 2226 South Twentieth Street, Philadelphia, routka. 1302 South Kedvale Avenue, Chi- WEATHERFORD, Elbert Edwin. Charley Pa. cago. 111. Weatherford, Joliet, Mont. SPRINGER, John W. Ed D. Springer, South PERKY, Adley L. Ruth Perry, Centerville, WELD, Kenneth I. Bert I. Weld, Slayton, Creek, N. C. Tenn. Minn. BOYD, John J. Mrs. Mildred C. Boyd, Sey- PETERSON, Enoch W. Edward W. Peterson, WIESENAUER, Thomas G. Mrs. Catherine mour, Mo. 1725 North W’hipple Street, Chicago. 111. W’iesenauer, 8G Quincy Street, Houghton, BROWNE, Lucius F. Walter W. Browne, POPE, August. Abraham Abran, 421 Ten- Mich. Karnes City, Tex. nessee Avenue, Detroit. Mich. WIGHT, Russell D. Mrs. G. Wight, 127 Web- CIIESSEY, Alexander. Ephraim Chessey, REZANKA, Richard. William H. Rezauka, ster Street, W’aterloo, Iowa. Sebago, Me. G123 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, 111. WILLIAMS. John M. Eliza Sneary, Com- COLE, Frank II. W. R. Cole, R. F. D. No. 1, ROSS, Joseph. Miss Theresa Gligliotti, 1022 merce, Okla. Stewartsville, N. J. Fifth Avenue, I’ittslnirgh, Pa. WILLIAMS, John T. Mrs. Emma Williams, CORTRIGHT, Joseph A. Mrs. Emma S. Cort- ROS.S, Joseph A. Mrs. Herbert S. Renton, 748 183 Main Street, Bingham, Utah. right, R. F. D. No. 2, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Beldon Avenue, Chicago, 111. WILLIFORD, Preston C. Mrs. Emeline Willi- DORSEY, Lloyd, jr. Lloyd Dorsey, sr., 2601 ROSSIGNOL, Jeremiah. Louis C. Rossignol, ford. Minco. Okla. Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore. Md. 288 Queen Street, Bristol, Conn. WOZNIAK. Wladyslaw. Blanche Barkawiak, GRAEBENER, Alfred C. August F. Grae- SCOTT, Milton Owen. J. S. Scott, Kingfisher, North Studebaker Street, South Bend, Ind. bener, Gifford, Idaho. Okla. WRIGHT, John V. Norris G. Wright, Belton, McNAB. William John. Mrs. Charles Mc- SE.WER, William C. Mrs. Emma Seaver, S. C. Nab, 124 Caledonia Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. R. 2512 Park Avenue, St. Loui.s, Mo. W’RIGHT, Robert Mrs. Ida E. Wright, MONSKY, Soil. Abe Monsky, 219 South Hall SUCHY, Ladlmer F. Thomas Suchy, 8002 151 West Eightieth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. Street, Montgomery, Ala. Beckman Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WROBLEWSKI, I’aul. Brunc Wroblewskl, MAREWOUCHBK. Trofem. Mike Shask, 215 TARPLBY, Henry H. T. W. Tarpley, 521 Hatfield, Mass. Water Street, Covington, Ky. .\venue J. Miami. Fla. WRONSKI, Stanley. Peter Jankowski, 3403 Petersen. Eric A. Mrs. Laura Petersen, Solv- THOMAS. Homer R. Mrs. Mary E. Thomas, Franklin Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. ang. Cal. Hazel, Okla. WYMAN, Ellis Hammond. Mrs. Florence L. PREVALLET, Henry C. Mrs. Mathilda Pre- TOCCI, Stanley. Angelo D. Tocci, 548 Mc- E. Snow, ISO South Lincoln Street, Keene, vallet, 771 Bayard Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Donnel Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. N. H. SAUCIER, Benjamin H. Mrs. Louise Saucier, W.\YL.\ND, Thomas M. Mrs. Isabell Way- ZINO, Manuel. .Tohn Zino, Sellina, Province Stanton, Mo. land, R. F. D. No. Austin, Ohio. of Maziuia, Italy. SAXTON. Lee Lawrence. Mrs. May A. Albee, WILLIAMS, 2, John A Miss Cathleen Hood, 39 Wounded Slightly. 90 Westminster Street, Bellows Falls, Vt. Lake Street. Newark, N. J. WOOD, David A. David A. Wood, Coal Creek, WILLIE, Willie R. Frank G. Willie, 1347 MAJORS. Tenn. Logan Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa. YOUNG, Max M. Charles Young, Mount WILSON. Preston. FORTESCUE, Granville. Mrs. Granville For- Mrs. Maria L. Wilson, teseuc, Sterling, Ohio. North Newport News, Va. 2408 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, D. C. CORPORALS. WRIGHT, Myron W. Mrs. W^arren W’right, McCOLLOCII, Frank Mr.s. general delivery, Marysville, Slich. C. F. C. McCoI- ALLEN, .Toseph E. Mrs. Hattie Allen, 920 W'KOBLEWSKI, John. Mrs. Helen Wroblew- lo<'h. 1413 Third Street, Baker, Oreg. Third Avenue, Highland Park, Richmond, PATTERSON. Frederick I’at- ski, 701 Lincoln Street, Dickson City, Pa. W. Norman R. Va. terson, 227 Pish Avenue, Aralon, Pitts- McGEARY, John .1. Mrs. ARTHUR, Donald. Mrs. William Arthur, Mary McGear.y. burgh, Pa. Knockbo.v, Bal.vglass County, Mays, Ire- Washington Street, Havre de Grace, Md. land. CAPTAIN. BERGERON. Joseph E. Edw'ard A. Bergeron, MARONA, Thomas R. Mrs. Thessa Marona, CRANSON, James W. Mrs. Julia Cranson, 116 Margin Street, Lawrence, Mass. 1222 Street, Rockford, 111. .1. 103G Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. Ferguson BORNER, Henry Albert Bonier, 1332 MASSEY, Jesse E. I’ress Massey, R. F. D. LIEUTENANTS. Amsterdam Avenue, New York. N. Y. .No. BOYD, James. Mrs. Margaret Chopper, R. F. 5, Corsicanna, Tcx.- EPPERSON, II. Carrick Miss Milded Epper- D. Geneseo, N. Y. MENTGEN, Peter, Peter Mentgen, 2024 Mo- so!i, Winchester, Ky. .-lldrean hawk Street, Chicago, 111. BOYER, N. Mrs. Jennie Thompson, IIAGEN, Dewey W. Mrs. E. M. Hagen, James- Johnson, Vt. MINUCCl. Natali. Dominick Minucci,- box town. N. D.ak. 138, Port Ridge, N. J. BROWN, Ernest. Josiah Brown, Indian Lake, McCOKSlICK, Elwin Leroy. Frank L. Mc- N. Y. MOORE, Joner. Mrs. Jane Moore, Bath, Ky. Cormick, Goodrich Transit Co., Muskegon, MOORE, Thomas J. Mrs. Rose Moore, 71 CANTRELL. Jimmie. Wash Cantrell, Wheel- Mich. ersburg, Ky. Marshall Street, I’aterson, N. .1. Earl Leonard. MUNGER, Leonard Jerome I’aul. Sirs, Tennie MOSHER, Frank. Joe P. Mosher, Cuba, 111. CARTER. Lowe, 440 Monger, Hunter, Mo. Vance Street, Memphis, Tenn. MT’KPHY, Thomas .1. Mrs. Steven- Williams, POWER, Herman. Mrs. Ida M. Power, Prai- COLBY. George Wilbur. Mrs. Portia N. War- Lee Street, W'^allingford, Conn. rie Creek, Ind. NEALON, Patrick ren. 178 Ninth Street. Oakland. Cal. T. Mrs. Bridget Nealon, SMITH, Darwin J. Miss Oenone Smith, 1C15 '!3 EDWARDS, Walter. Joseph Edwards, Fort Pleasant Street, Ludlow, Vt. G Street. Sacramento. Cal. Nolan. Floyd W’allace. Mrs. Loramie, Ohio. Millraa Ott, WILLIAMS, John .1. Mrs. Loraine Williams, 1430 Astor Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. ELDRIDGE. Hubert F. Mrs. Hubert F. Eld- 1300 Wisconsin Street, Berlin, Wis. ridgi', N(>WIK, Anthon .1. Bill Ander, Tex. Wanacky, 205 East .SEROEANTS. Main Street, Amsterdam, N. Y FRENCH. Hugh R. Miss Jean French, East ODELL, George R. David Odell, R. F. D. No. ALLEN, Kelita T. K. Allen, Cornell, 111. Radford, Va. 4. Orrick, Mo. ARNEY, Arthur W. George Orton, R. F. D. GORDON, Max. Aliraham Gordon, 1314 Murt- land Avenue, Pittsburgh, I’a. O'DONNELL. .Tohn, .ir. .Tohn .1. O’Donnell, sr„ No. 3, Bigbee, Mo. 17.3 Fifteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BEATY, Thomas Edward. Mrs. Ida May GROSS. Clarence Lexow. August J. Gross, O’GRADY. Michael. Mrs. Katy McGowen, 121 Cameron, 113 Jackson Street, Youngstown, 38 Summit Street, Nyack, N. Y. South Park Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Ohio. IIOMCHA, John. Peter I.ohinez, Coaldale. Pa. O'KANE, John A. Daniel O’Kane, 242 Maine BROWN, Claybourn F. Miss Lulu Dalis IIORG.-VN, Cornelius. William Murphy, 2130 Avenue, Luzerne, Pa. Brown, 903 Clark Street, Paducah, Ky. Thirty-fourth Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. I'ETERSON. Marion II. Mrs. Rosa Peterson, CASTLE. Harry L. Joseph II. Castle, 240 LA ROSE. Peter F. Mrs. Leona La Rose, 1232 Dciiair. Cal. South Myer Street, York, Pa. South Ninth Street, St. Louis. Mo. PEVONAK. Louis M. M. N. Pevonak, 3903 ClTiTIS, I,awrenee R. 'Welcome T. Curtis, LEWIS, Carl. II. Proiist, 3447 Linden Ave- Eighth Avenue south, Seattle, W’asli. 2081 Eighty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. nue, Oakley, Ohio. PGGGIO, John H. Tony Poggio, Propata, DOIJDS, Edwin E. Mrs. Leon Douds, 1420 LINDAHL, Carl J. Mrs. E. W. Towne, Cres- Gi-noa. Tlalv. Pochohontas Street. Dallas, Tex. ton. Iowa, POLEN.'-tKl, Kazmicr. Walter Rogalski, 1352 EDSTENE, William. Mrs. Carrie Edstene, 104 MARTIN. Bryan W. Mrs. Dora Mayboon, .\shlaud Avenue, Chicago. Ill Park W’ay Avenue, Hartwell, Ohio. 3221 Cherry Street, Spokane, Wash. POLLOCK. John R. Mrs. Sarah Pollock. 907 ERM.-\N, William F. J. J. Ennan, 5211 Gar- MARTIN, Robert E. Jlrs, Mary E. Martin, South Sheridan Avenue. Tacoma. Wash. field Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 317 Eastern Avenue, Joliet, HI. SAAR, .Tohn Mrs. Elsie Lang. 307 Harmon FLYNN. Richard C. Mrs. Sarah Fleming, MASON, George H. George G. Mason, Dun- Sf-reet Ttrooklyn. N. Y. 4738 Sylvan Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. nin.g Avenue, Webster, N. Y. SAATHOFF, Rudolph II. Ralph Saafhoff, GJYIIE.tRT, Chester. Alex Gayheart, Fisty, MOORE, Otho J. Mrs. Alice J. Moore, R. F. general delivery, Dempster, S. Ilak. Ky. 1). 6. Sparks, Okla. SCHANOWITZ, Irving. II. Peshkowitz, 40 GUE.ST, Harry. Mrs. Alice Guest, 1514 Oak MUNRO. .\lexander. Mrs. George Munro, 9 East Houston Street, New York, N. Y. Street, East Pittsburg, Pa. Broadwa.v Place, Somerville, Mass. SCOTT, IValter Howard. Mrs. Katherine LEACH, Peter S. Mr.s. Theresa Marie Leach, NEHILA, George John. Mrs. Margaret Ne- Scott, 227 Kearns Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. liinoleumville, Staten Island. N. Y. hila, Blythedale, I'a. SEALE, William A. W. F. Seale, 350 W’alnut LE.-VDER, Francis M., jr. Mrs. Mary R. NICHELSON, Elzie. Mrs. Mary E. Nichelson, Street, W''elleslpy Hill. Mas.s. I.eader. 42J Union Avenue, I’ensauken. N. J. Cole Camp, Mo. SHTIBERT, Ernest A. .Tohn F. Shubert, R. F. LEWIS, Maurice A. Dan R. Lewis, Glcnwood, O’DONNELL, James S. Mrs. Sarah O'Don- D. No. 2, Cuhlesac, Idaho. Iowa. nell, 2443 Seybert Street, Philadeljhia, Pa. .

22 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

O'lIARDY. .John. Iva First Miss Easton, 419 5IONOCO, Billy. 5Irs. Francesca 5Ionoco, PATTERSON. Guy. 5Irs. Elizabeth Patter- Street, Baraboo, Wls. Principality Conesenza Reiide, Italy. son, R. F. D. No. 2, Ocorto Falls, Wis. II. Julia Osteen, OSTEEN. Homer Mrs. H. MOSKOivi'^Z, Herman. 5Ioses Lorber, 2 PERSCHBACHER, George. Mrs. Jultis Weil, K. F. D. 1, Saltillo, Tex. Avenue D, New York, N. Y. R. F. D. No. Belleville, P.VTKUNO, John. James Patruno, 19 New 0. 111. MUNSTER5IAN, Christian V. Capt. Herman PETER.SON. Frank II. James E. Peterson, Street. Thompsonville, Conn. Dorr, 388 New York Avenue, Providence, R. F. 1). No. 4, Johnstown, Pa. .ToUn Mrs. PEENT, W. Elle Plent, 180 Elev- R. I. PFAIIL, Joseph. 5Irs. Iflorence Pfahl, 3800 entii Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MURPHY. William. 5Iiss Catherine 5Iurphy, Dever Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WALTERS, Joseph. Mrs. Anna Buda, 1712 4022 West Adams Street, Chicago, III. PODHALER, Elmer W. 5Irs. Slatilda Snider, Shi'i'inan Street, Bay City, Mich. MURPHY', William P. Patrick D. Murphy, 309 South Ingcrsoll Street, 5Iadlson, Wis. ALLEY', Louis R. Mrs. Eva B. Alley, R. F. Rutland, 5Iass. RESTIFO, John L. Robert L. Levinson, 51 No. D. 2, Morrisonville, N. Y. NEHRING, Charles. 5Irs. Catherine Nehring, Chambers Street, New York, N. Y. BARONE, Doiuenick. Joseph Barone, Naples, 2118 Southport Avenue, Chicago, HI. RHIEN, Peter J. Mrs. Sarah 5Iole, 337 South San Sebastian, Vesuvia, Italy. NEKVASIL, Frank John. Frank Nekvasil, Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. BITTEL. Christopher. Mrs. Minnie Bittel, 3130 West Forty-first Street, Cleveland, RICHTER, Jack. Mrs. Yetta Richter, 39 West 2041 Washington Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y. Ohio. One hundred and fourteenth Street, New BREWER, Anderson H. William L. Brewer, NELSON, Louis 51. 5Irs. Clara Nelson, Del- York. N. Y. R. F. 1). No. 3, Sneedville. Tenn. phia, 5Iont. RIGNEY, William W. 5Irs. 5Iabel Riguey, Roger 51. Mrs. Shirley, BROUGHTON, Rose NICHOLOHAKOS, Georgior. Agathoples R. F. D. No. 1, Wellsville, K.ans. 107 Liberty Street, Union, N. Y. Nicholohakos, 401 Adelphi Street, Brook- ROBINSON, James Fulton. William W. Rob- CARTWRIGHT, Louis A. William A. Cart- lyn, N. Y. inson, Buckingham, Colo. wright, Goree, Tex. NIGGLE, George K. 5Irs. George Ni.ggle, S.YNDERS, Arthur I. 5Irs. 5Iargaret J. San- CORNWELL. James B. 5Irs. Gertrude Corn- 3188 YVest Eighty-eighth Street, Cleveland, ders, New Hope Academy, N. C. well, l)ox 29S, Genoa, III. Ohio. SCOTT. Edward J. Fred J. Scott, 1042 COSSABOON, Charles. Elias Cossaboon, East NOE, John D. 5Iartin G. Noe, 5Iount Ver- Cahuenga Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. 5Iain Street, Millville, N. J. non, Ky. SCOTT, Robert R. Robert H. Scott, R. F. D. Don. 5Irs. COUNSIL, Retta Webb, Augusta, PERCIA, Salvatore. Rosario Barone, No. 3, Berryville. Ohio. Kans. 1080 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. SEAGLE, Robert Oliver. 5Irs. Nettie Johnson DALTON, Philip N. 5Irs. Vera L. Dalton, 830 PERRON, Y'lctor A. Henry .1. Perron, 7 Seagle, Loudon, TcJin. Kingston Avenue, Oakland, Cal. Winihrop Street, Worcester, 5Iass. SEARS, Walter A. 5Irs. Ella .Sears, Groton, DAVENPORT, William W„ jr. William W. POCKER, Philip. Solomon Pocker, 778 Trin- N. Y. Davenport, 72 West End Avenue, Somer- ity Avenue, New Y'ork, N. Y’. SILLS, Lawrence. J. 51. Sills, R. F. D. No. 2, ville. N. J. POLLARD, John E. 5Irs. Hattie Lee Pol- New Hebron. Sliss. George. DENGEL, Peter Dengel, R. F. D. lard, Independence, 5Io. SI5IPSON, Clarence A. 5Irs. Laura 51. Simp- No. 1, I.a Crosse. Wis. RA5ISEY, Edward King. Mrs. 5Iary King son, 207 South Second Street, Abilene, Kans. DUCIIARME, Napoleon E. 5Ii»^. Frank Rich- Ramsey, 1540 First Street, San Diego, Cal. S5HTH, William. 5Irs. Ella S. Engle, R. F. D. ard.s, 014 North 5Iaiu Street, Springfield, KESTOS, James. Pete Restos, Verveua Kynu- No. 4, box 47. Chillicothe, Ohio. 5Iass. reas, Greece. STOUT. Frank W. William J. Stout, R. F. D. EDWARDS, Dean. William 51. Edwards, Val- ROSS, Samuel 51. William M. Ross, 1395 No. 2. Lacy, Iowa. ley Springs, Tex. Woodhaven Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y. STOVER, Ira S. 5Irs. Linnie Stover, Clear EKilLUND. Arvid F. 5Irs. A. Lof- Alveda .SCHUENKE, Herman G. Tavos, R. F. Creek, W. Va. gren, 120 Fred Haven Avenue, New York, N. Y D. 29, Rush Lake, Wis. St. PIERRE, Henry. Joseph St. Pierre, S FAULKNER, Thomas V. William C. Faulk- SEABERT, Ray 51. James Seabert, 831 South Wilson Street, Salem, 5Iass. ner, R. F. D., Alulberry, Tenn. Wayne Street, Kenton, Ohio. WAUGH. William J. Claude Waugh, Ash- FORSIIA, Lloyd. Forsha, 5Irs. Minnie H. SIRANKO, .loseph P. Mrs. Anna Rahol, 2511 ton, Idaho. Derr.v. P,a. East Thirty-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. WAWRZY'NIAK. Stanley. 51. Wawrzyniak, GERSUK, Nathan. Moses Gersuk, 5200 Park S5IETHURST, Buell Chester. 5Irs. 5Iary II. 5042 West Thirty-first Street, Chicago, 111. Heights Avenue, Baltimore, 51d. Smethnrst, 285 Bowditch Street, New Bed- WILLIA51S, Archie L. Grant Williams, 737 GOLUSZWSKI, Steve. Chester Goluszwskl, ford, 5Iass. Edgewood Avenue, Akron, Ohio. 703 Fourth Brooklyn, N. Y. Avenue, S5IITH, Chester D. A. A. Smith, Banks, Ark. WILLIAMS, John S. 5Irs. Anna Williams, 45 GRIMM, Howard 5Ira. Fred Grimm, 210 E SPIRK, Charles W. 5Irs. Anna Spirk, Crete, I’io

0'MALI.EY, llfirry II. Ernest O'Malley, 142 RACKHAM, Henry, jr. Henry Rackham, sr., REILLY, Thomas J. Hugh T. Reilly, 521 West Paul Core Street, .lainaica Plain, Mass. 924 Rushton Avenue, Ogden, Utah. One hundred and twenty-third Street, New PARKER. William P. J. E. Parker, Frank- RANEDDA, Gulseppe. Peter Ranedda, 518 York, N. Y. clay, Mo. Madison Street, Buffalo, N. Y. RENZ, Herbert William. George Renz, R. F. PATTERSON, Aloysiu.s .T. Elmer II. Patter- RHODES, Frank E. Mrs. Rena Rhodes, 18 D. No. 2, Donnellson, Iowa. son, 2f>4 Herbert Street, Red Bank, N. J. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio. REUSIIENBERG, Harry J. Samuel Lcebriek, PEGCUTELLI, Tony Anthony. Gacono Peg- RHU, Clarence Alexander. Philip Rhu, 200 West Burlington, Iowa. gutelli, 72 Second Street, Monongahela, Pa. YVest Hardin Street, Findlay, Ohio. RHODES, Henry. Mrs. E. Rhodes, 310 West PILEGGI, Frank A. Salvatore Bianco, Broad ROBERTS, Samson D. Randolph YV. Roberts, Sixty-ninth Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. Avenue and Pi-obis Street, Fairview, N. J. 837 Walnut Street, Kannapolis, N. C. RINEHART. Ray. John Rinehart, R. P. D. PI,ATAKIS, Kazimer. Joseph Norkus, 4(1 ROBINOWITZ, Yoinne. Joe Robinowitz, 315 No. 2, Buckhannon, W. Va. Soiith Fifth Avenue, Chicago, 111. East One hundred and thirteenth Street, SCHULTZ, Gus W. Gus Schultz, New Ulm, PLATT, Joseph J. Ava Broom, C7 Bowell New York, N. Y. Street, Lawrence, Mass. ROSS, Henry. Mrs. Fannie Ross, Idamay SCOTT, Ross R. Prank Scott, 29 West Mul- QUINN, William N. William J. Quinn, 1224 Lee County, Ky. berry Street, Springfield, Ohio. Cleveland Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. ROSSI, Guido G. Henry Rossi, 61 Iowa SCOTT, Rudolph B. Mrs. Johanna Scott, 14 RE.AVES, Harry Asbury. Mrs. T. F. Reaves, Street, Torrington, Conn. Meadow Street, Apponaug, R. I. 2014 North Brevard Street, Charlotte, N. C. ROSSY, Heni-y P. Mrs. Ida Y^an Wagner, 12 SCOTT, Walter A. Miss Francis Scott, 100 REDD. Ratio. Ben B. Redd, 1G04 Corinth Cambridge Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Chestnut Street, Needham, Mass. Street. Dallas, Tex. ROYY'^LEY', Thomas I. Mr.-:. I’atrick Murphey, SMITH, Charles E. Thomas II. Smith, 111 RPIINSKE, Joseph L. Mrs. Katherine Wolf, 42 Frederick Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. East Main Street, Richmond, Va. Plautersville. Tex. SAUERS, Ii’rancis J. Ritter Sauers, R. F. D. SMITH, Charles L. Mrs. Emma T. Smith, RHOADES, Glen. Mrs. Mary Rhoades, Lou- No. 17. Riverton, 111. Rupert, W. Va. don, Ohio. SCHNEIDER, James A. Josephine Schneider,- SMITH, Charles Shaw. Mrs. Oliver Gephart, ROBERTSON. Alexander. Alexander Robert- 6 Saint James Street, Detroit, Mich. 316 Pine Street, Trinidad, Colo. .son, 44 West Fourth Street, Bridgeport, Pa. SIIARR, Lester M. Mrs. Jerusha Sharr, Yar- SMITH, Charles VvL (jeorge E. Smith, 112 SANDFORT, Joe W. Mrs. Alex Sandfort, row, Mo. King Street, Troy, N. Y. Brookfield, Mo. SINCLAIR, Matthew. Mrs. Mary Kamp, New SMITH, Charles YYL William J. Smith, 603 SAVAGE. Frank. Anthony Savage, G53 Cen- York Avenue, Hudson Heights, N. J. Washington Avenue, Dunellen, N. J. ter Street. Shenandoah, Pa. SKINSKI, Frank. Mrs. Mary Skinski, box SOBLISKI, Prank John Sobliski, sr., R. P. D. SCIIROEDER. Frederick. Mrs. Josephine 295, Osceola Mills, Pa. No. 2, Petoskiw, Mich. Schrooder, 7S17 Seventeenth Avenue, Brook- SMITH, Nathan B. Mrs. Sarah M. Smith, SOUER, Burr L. George H. Souer, North lyn, N. Y Griffithville, Ark. Blenheim, N. Y. SMITH, Owen V. Mrs. J. W. Pendleton, Mon- SPANGLE, Harry. Niokolas Spangle, Indus- Sharp, SHARP. I,ewis E. Mrs. Flora Bell roe, Va. try, Pa. Monrat, Va. SPIY'^EY', Alex. Peter Spivey, R. F. D. No. 2, STENDE, Einar. John O. Stendc, R. F. D. No. SINGER, Leo .T. Mrs. Anna Singer, 423 Rice Eastman, Ga. Dalton, Street, Springfield, Ohio. STINER, Max. Louis Stiner. 61 Furragut 2, Minn. SUSANEK, Andrew. Joseph Susanek, La SINGLETON, Emmett R. Mrs. M. E. Single- Street. Rochester, N. Y'^. Mott, Pa. ton, Iron City, Ala. SUNDET, Paul M. Mrs. Lena Sundet, R. F. SIVERTSON, Oscar. Mrs. Margaret Sivert- D. No. 1, Box 13, Chippewa Falls, YVis. WILKERSON, John C. Mrs. Lida Wilkersou, Kon, Trego, Wis. TITUS, Ross V. Mrs. Lutesie Titus, Downey, 4007 Chestler Street, Kansas City, Mo. SIZE, John J. John P. Size. 018 Hickory Cal. YY'ILSON, YVilllara H. Mrs. Maude L. Wilson, Street, Scranton, Pa. TOLBERT, Howard. Mrs. Annie Tolbert, R. F. D. box, Midlothian, Tex. SMILEY, George H. John M. Smiley, Water- Marble Hill. Md. YY'KIGHT, Robert Henry. Mrs. Annie Smith, man, 111. TSOKRIS. Platon. Paul Cretion, 49 Madison Unity, N. II. SPURGEON, Austin. Mrs. Alice "Montgomery, Street. New Y'ork. N. Y. Y'C»UNG, Ephraim C. Mrs. Angeline Y'oung, Crouder City, Okla. VANDELESTER, William. William Vande- V.'eatherlord, Tex. STANGLAND, Andres. Mrs. Mary Stangland, lester, Wallington, N. Y. Y'OUNG, John W. Miss Grace D. Y'oung, 2789 371 Eighteenth Street. Astoria, Oreg. WILLIAMS. Howard, Mrs. Dave Williams, Dunkeld Place, Denver, Colo. TRACY'. Joseph M. John Tracy, 432 West 208 Washington Street. Colfax, Iowa. Y'URCZAK, John. Jacob Yurezak, 38 Colum- One hundred and twenty-fifth Street, New WILTSE, Harold B. Bion C. Wiltse, 1020 bia Street, Chicago, 111. York, N. Y’. YVestern Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa. ZALMEKS, Walter. Mrs. Alluni Zalmers, 504 WILDERMAN, Elmer S. Edward J. Wilder- WY'SE. David W. Mrs. Margaret Wyse, Cosiaska Street, South Bend, Ind. man, 60 Centennial Street, Frostburg, Md. Schwenksville, Pa. KENNETT. YVilliam II. L. J. Keunett, 1314 WILLIAMS, Howard P. Everett Williams, R. McCORMACK, David. Mrs. Ellen McCormack, South Jefferson Street, Roanoke, Va. F. D. No. 2, Church Rond, Va. 814 Willow Avenue. Hoboken. N. J. KUNCE, Joseph. John Avner, Pittsburgh GREEN, Jess B. Oscar S. Green, Pra, Tex. McGrath, Eugene Phillip. Arthur McGrath, Athletic Association, Fifth Avenue, Pitts- HAGANS. James Henry. Mrs. Agnes Taylor, R. P. D. 28, Aurora, N. Y. luirgh, -Pa. 1.504 Mifflin Street, Huntingdon, Pa. McKEE, David. Miss YUola Johnston, 5G2A LARKIN, John .1. Mrs. Annie Josephine Lar- II.'.GGERTY', Jeremiah. John Galligheer, Bates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. kin. 216 Third Avenue. Woonsocket, R. I. IGSO YVest Adams Street, Chicago, 111. McKEE, Earnest B. Ollie G. McKee, Paris, LAROSA, Salvatore. Mrs. Anna Larosa, 358 HALLIBURTON, Tom. David M. Hallibur- Tex. Broome Street, New Y'ork, N. Y. ton, Coleman, Okla. McLEAN, Baden P. Mrs. Elizabeth McLean, LARSON. Edwin. Mrs. Anna Larson, 1629 HAWTHORNE, Floyd Y. William L. Haw- West Main Street, Millbury, Mass. Fifth Street S., Minneapolis, Minn. thorne. Chilhowie. Va. McN'LLY'. Emmett J. Thomas George LARSON, E.lwiu A. John Larson, 29 Medan HETRICK. Michael A. Mrs. Elizabeth Het- IMcNally, 910 North Rose Street, Kalamazoo, Street, Proctor, Vt. rick. Leroy, Colo. Mich. LARSON, John A. Mrs. Susanna Larson, Al- HOBERMAN, Max. Isaac Hoberman, 122 McNEW, Con D. Alexander C. McNew, vin route. Iron River, Mich. West Twenty-sixth Street, Bayonne, N. J. Pugetes Hill, Va. LARSEN, Russell II. Hans Larsen, Harlan, KT HFUSS, Herbert E. Charles Kuhfuss, 20 MARCUS, Samuel A. Mrs. Elsie Miller, 247 Iowa. Clark Street, Easthampton, Mass. Ferry Street, New Haven, Conn. LARSON, YVaUer E. I’eter E. Larson, 28 liAYVRENCE. .Tames R. Mrs. Inez R. Law- MARINARO. Marco Danielo Mandrello, 535 Chatiuuiua Avenue, Jamestown, N. Y. rence, Parksville, Ky. La Salle Street. Berwick, Pa. LEE, Richard. Mrs. Della Lee, R. P. D. No. LEIB, Gf'orge M. Mrs. Jennie Leib, 434 Derry MENOKEN, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Menoken, 822 3, box 105, Hattiesburg, Miss. Road. Hershey, Pa. Locust Street. Camden. N. J. I.EE, Robert E Mrs. Ilelen Lee, 823 Caval I.ONGCHAMPS. Alfred J. Philip J. Long- MERRITT, Arthur. Mrs. Blthear Merritt, 40 Street, Elmira, N. Y'. champs, 37 High Street, Littleton, N. IT. George Street, Torrington, Conn. LIGHT, YY’illiam II. YVilliam S. Light, Fay- McAMIS. William T. John T. McAmis, R, F. MII.LKR. Charles W. Mrs. Josephine Miller, etteville, W. Va. I). No. 1, Toltewah, Tenu. 9110 St. Catherine Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. I.ILIENKAMP. Fred. Fred Lilienkamp, 5 McCOLLUM. Brady. Mrs. Ada McCollum, 18 MILLWOOD. Tom. John Millwood, care of Van Houten Av'enue, Jersey City. N. J. Oak Street, Birmingham, Ala. Olympia Mills. Columbia, S. C. Mc.ABEE, Theodore, iirs. Betty JIcAbee, In- McCOMBS, Alfred. Joe McCombs, R. F. D., MOLINOSKY, Joseph, Mrs. Anna Molinosky, man, S. C. Leighton, Iowa. 3068 Pittston Avenue, Miuooka. Pa. McABEE. YY'illiam L. Mrs. Margaret McAbee, McCONAHA, Orlan. William McConaha, Dur- MflOItE, Starke II. Mrs. Louise W. Moore, 117 Fairview', N. C. bin. YV. Va. St. Stephens Road, Mobile, Ala. Mc.ADAMS, Francis A. Bernard McAdams, McGRANAHAN, James W. Mrs. Ellen Mc- MURPHY, Willie. William E. Murphy, Golds- 2710 YY'Pst Y'ork Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Clain, 14 YVashington Avenue, Norristown, boro. N. C. McBREEN, Charles E. Airs. Cath('rino Ale- I’a. NELSON, Malvin A. Mrs. Malvin A. Nelson, Breen, 1619 Broadway Street, Cincinnati, MORRISON, Chester A. Mrs. Hannah R. Mor- 3G Elk Avenue, Kane, Pa. Ohio. rison, 1G08 John Street, Baltimore, Md. NELSON, Martin. John Bergum, West Salem, AIcGRATH, .John P. Mrs. Susanna McGrath, NEGRO, Angelo. Nick Negro, 3110 North Wis. 1641 Broadway, Camden, N. J. Twenty-fourth Street, Omaha, Nebr. NELSON, Melvin. Haaken M. Nelson, Boyd, AIEHRHOFP, Christ AI. John P. Alehrhoff, OELSCIILEGER, Millard. Mrs. Ronyin Gow, Minn. Gascondy, Osage County, AIo. Bath. N. Y. NEWMAN. David. Mrs. Rose Newman, 328 AIILLETTE, Albert J. Mr.s. Sar.aJi Milh-tte, OLNEY, Patrick. William R. Foley, GS8 Park South YY’’arren Street, Trenton, N. J. 41 Ferguson Avenue, Burlington, Y't. Plac^ Brooklyn, N. Y. NOLAN, Horace J. Mrs. Mollie L. Nolan, 70G AllNGO, John. Airs. Alaggie Alingo, 1232 OWENS, Dude A. Mrs. Mary Owens, Sulphur. Smith Street, Houston, Tex. Dixon Street, Chicago, 111. Okla. OSWALD, Leroy Z. Mrs. Mary Oswald, 1222 AIISTAL, Prank. Broni.slava Przekop, 99 PATMOR, Alfred. Garry S. Wilson, R. F. D. Spruce Street, Reading, Pa. Twenty-ninth Street, Detroit, Alich. No. 5. Lebanon, Kans. PARKER, Henry S. Mrs. Lee U. Parker, Pitts- AIONSEN, Malvin. Ole Alonsen, box 145, Dun- PERRONE, Gelasio. YV. R. Lackie, 232 South burg. Tex. bar, Wis. Haisted Street, Chicago, 111. PARKER. Walter E. William II. Parker. Re- NEWTON. Alfred N. Airs. Orpha Doty, Fort PERRY'. Charles A. George Perry, Hunting- vere House, Bowdoin Sciuare, Boston, Mass. Edward, N. Y. ton, Mass. PESIIIA, Arthur D. Edward J. Peshia, Monti- NICHOLS, Carl D. John II. Nichols, R. F. D. PIFER, Raymond F. Peter Plfer, It. F. D. No. collo, Minn. No. 1, Strawberiw Plains, Tenn. 4, Ada, Ohio. PIERSIMONI, Antenore. Frank Clanci, 270 NOEL, ,Tohn. Henry Noel, cook, U. P., POYVELL, Fred, YV. Miss Grace Powell, R. F. E.ast One hundred and thirty-seventh Street, Y'oungstowu, Ohio. D. G, I'arkersburg, W. Y'’a. New Y'ork, N. Y. O’CONNOR, Bernard .1. Airs. Katherine QUINN, Michael Patrick. I’atrick Quinn, Co- I'RANK, Samuel. Grcnwlth Prank, 142 For- O’Connor, 2034 South Twenty-second Street. luinbus Avenue, New YYMndsor, N. Y. syth Street, New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: THUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

ODOM, Ralph Rofrinald. Mrs. Emma O. Sar- FORTUNA, Andrew. Thomas Fortuna, King- LEROUX, Earl. Mrs. Mary Leroux, 2G5 East g aut. K. F. D. No. 3, Tilton, N. II. ston, Pa. Fifth Street South, Salt Lake City, Utah. PARVIN. Jesse L. Mrs. Genia Parvin, FORTUNATO. Benjamin. Mrs. Santina Fortu- LEFBERG, Waine. Koucta Lefberg, Kotka, R. F. D. No. 1, Glen Rose, Tex. nato. 201 Victoria Avenue, Hampton, Va. Yiberg, Finland. PENNEY, George F. Mrs. Florence B. Penney, GERFERS, Max H. Edward Gerfers, R. F. D., LOVKIDES, Savas. Mrs. Savas Lovkides, 84 Division Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. No. 8, San Antonio, Tex. Nigte Floitta, Turkey. PERRY, Bertie. Link D. l^erry, Northwood, GERHARD, Pcrcival S. Frank Gerhard, 2231 McBRIDB, Harold. Aaron McBride, Weath- Iowa. South Sixty-seventh Street, Philadelphia, ford, Okla. PERRY, Clifford Samuel. Samuel L. Perry, Pa. McCORD, Andie. Mrs. Mary Lee H. McCord, box 37, Sparta. Tenn. GIESE, Edward. Mrs. Anna Giese, 2841 Ben- Camden, Tenn. PIACENTINI, Virgiiiio. Ricardo Miss.arine, ton Street, St. Louis, Mo. McCORMACK, Joseph R. Angus McCormack, care of Carnea Coal Co., box 134, Des GORDO.N, Michael. Patrick Gordon, 446 West 105 Main Street, Boonviile, N. Y. Moines, Iowa. One hundred and twenty-fourth Street, New McCORMICK, Edward. Mrs. Mary McCor- POFAIIL. Lyle R. Mrs. Lizzie Pofahl, Has- York, N. Y. mick. G14 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. Peter kell. Okla. GOUVEIA, Antonio R. Gouveia, 472 McHUGH, William. Mrs. Kittle Brocnihan, RAMSEY. Denny W. Henry W. Ramsey, Eighth Street, Oakland, Cal. 54 Plainfield Avenue, Lynbrook, Long Ward, W. Va. GRAYBILL, John T. Jonathan Graybill, Ger- Island, N. Y. man, Ind. Martin, REYNOLDS. Clove L. John H. Reynolds, MARTIN, Archie W. Mrs. Katherine GRIFFITH, Walter L. Miss Grace Bowen, 3 Wilkins Avenue, Albany, N. Y. R. F. D. No. 1, Cedar Grove. Ind. 3188 West Ninety-fourth Street, Cleveland, Minnie Mason, ROBERTSON. William B. W. B. Robertson, MASON, Charles. Mrs. 63 Ohio. Middlesex Street, Lowell, Mass. 11) Fellswav, Malden, Mass. GRIFFITHS, William II. Mrs. Elizabeth Grif- Maxwell, Cov- ROBINETT. Robert E. Mrs. Rebecca Robi- MAXWELL, Dalton. James W. fiths, R. F. D. No. 1, Hartford. Wash. ington, nett, Graden, Va. Tenn. GRINSTEAD. James. A. F. Grinstead, R. F. J. II. Trater, 435 South ROBINSON, Joh;« McI. Samuel Robinson, MILLER, Edward T. D. No. 2. Forest. Pa. Maple Street, Akron, Ohio. Ross Street, Tarentum, Pa. GRISSOM, Raljih II. Mrs. Anna Grissom, R. MONTEGARI, Joseph. Peter Montegari, 35 ROSS, Robert, jr. Robert Ross, sr., Henlyctta, F. 1). No. 3, Versailles, Ohio. Brooklyn, N. Y. Okla. Lawrence Street, GRUHLKE. John E. Fred Gruhlke, R. F. D. Lawrence I. Mrs. Belle Moore, 419 SKIBO, Julius, Mrs. Sofia Balko, Glassport, MOORE, No. 2, box 39. Zumbro Falls, Minn. Rosa, Cal. Pa. Olin Street, Santa II.4GAN, tJeorge B. Sirs. Anna B. Hagan, New Robert A. James L. Campbell, R. SNYDER. Oscar. Mrs. Peniiie Snyder, 22G MOORE, Haven. Kv. F. D. No. Carterville, Mo. Spring Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 1, HAGERMAN. William F. Mrs. Mollie Hager- MOORE, Robert J. Mrs. Mary Coniton, St. II. Bradner, SOLES, Jacob William S. Soles, man, 311 South Eleventh Street, Hannibal, Joseph, Sullivan County, N. Y. Ohio. Mo. Stanley T. Mrs. M. A. Moore, 248 SPEECIILY, Edward R. Mrs. Catherine MOORE, HAILES, Johnnie. Elias Hailes, R. F. D. No. Ebenizer Avenue, Rock Hill, S. C. Speechly, Clinton Park, Francisco, 2G4 San 2. Shuhuta. Miss. MOSCIIETTI, Frank. John Moschetti, 13 Cal. HAILEY. John ,S. Mrs. Cleopatra Hailcj', box Underwood Street. Auburn, N. Y. STEPHENS. Bingham. William L. Stevens, 285, Dunn. N. C. MOSSBARGER, Gilbert Samuel Moss- R. F. D. No. 1. Cadiz. Ky. HANSON. Halvor. Mrs. Estra Hanson, Aga- barger, R. F. D. No. 2, Laclede, Mo. STOVALL, Herbert. Augustus Stovall, Gos- wan. Mont. NALEPa, Stanislaw. Ignacy Wruk, 94 Or- sett. III. ITASSEI.VANDER, Peter P. W. F. Hassel- ron .vitreet. Pontiac, Mich. STR0MBER6, Charles A. Charlie Strom- vaniler, Ackerville, Ala. NEIDERMEYER. Edwin. Mrs. Edwin Neider- herg R. F. D. No. 7, Erie, Pa. H.MjTER. I.ynn E. Miss Leona Lauers, 1019 mcy('r, 383 East Hanford Street, Columbus, TARANTOLA. Harry. Charles Tarantola, G9 West Sixth Street, Joplin. Mo. Ohio. Belleville Avenue, N. .1. HOLLEY. Joseph E. Joseph M. Holley, 504 Newark, NELSON, T.ee. Mrs. Ben Nelson, 808 Morris TOTUSECK. Alois. Emil Alois Totuseck, Pearl Street, Buffalo, N. Y. KRINGS. Frederick. Michael Krings, Auburn- Street. Morrison. 111. Clark.son, Nebr. NOEL, Fred L. John W. Noel, 312 West Day WILLIAMS Harry B. Mrs. Matilda Swent- dale, Wis. I Street, Dennison, Tex. I, ARSON, Harold. Birger Larson, Wcstliy, zer. 222 Wunder Street, Reading, Pa. O’HARA, Leo R. Miss Rachael O’Hara. St. WOMER, I.,awreuce F. Mike Womer, State Mont. Minn. Helmer. Barnabus Hospital, Minneapolis. College, I’a. LARSON, Hans Larson, 1903 Sixth 2409 Street Slenomonec, Wis. O’KEEFE. Henry. Edward O’Kcc'fe. WOMM.VCK. William T. Floran J. Wom- (Vest Madison Street, Chicago, 111. LARSON. William J. James T. I,arson. Red raack. Puckett, Miss. OKELBERRY, Earl C. W. P. Okelberry, ZAHRADNIK, James. Anton Zahradnik, Granite, Wis. LATERZA. Emanuel. .Joseph Laterza, 21 In- Goshen. Utah. „ 5307 South Richmond Street, Chicago, 111. E. H< nry F. stitute Street, Freehold. N. J. O’SHAUGHNESSY, Henry ZAZZARO, Rosario. Saetano Zazzaro, box Avenue, Dover, N. J. Frank S. Mrs. 5Iary Lawrence, O’Shaughnessy, 5 Baker 440, Northport, N. Y. LAWRENCE, M. O’Shields, 114 Oak Street, Lewiston. Me. 0’SIIIELi)S, Leonard. Mrs. ALLEN, John J. David O. Allen, R. F. D. Ala. I.EIBEE, Harry. Daniel Leibeo, Catlcttsburg, SGI Ninth Noble Street. Anniston, No 2. Mnlhorry, T