(t0Kutall.0.E5iletin PUBLISHED DAILY under order of THE PRESIDENT of THE by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION GEORGE CREEL, Chairman * * * COMPLETE Recprd of U. S. GOVERNMENT Activities .

LVoL. 2 WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. No. 459 TRANSITION OF INDUSTRIES Text of Armistice. GERMAN CONNECTING LINES FROM WAR TO PEACE BASIS Conditions Given SEVERED BYRAPIDADVANCE TO BE AGRADUAL PROCESS, German Delegates OF ENGLISH AND AMERICANS; ASSERTS CHAIRMAN BARUCH The Secretary of State was in- U.S. DIVISIONS INBELGIUM formed yesterday that Marshal CONTRACTS MUST CON- Foch reported to Paris at 10.25 yes- GEN. MARCH REVIEWS TINUE ON BIG SCALE terday morning that the German EVENTS OF THE WEEK plenipotentiaries had arrived at his War Industries Board to headquarters with full powers from EnemyNow Has No Railway Continue Its Functions as the Chancellor. They formally Parallel to Its Front and Heretofore Until Peace asked for an armistice. The text Is Unable to Shift Forces. Treaty Is Signed-- Com- of the armistice was read to them Changes in U. S. Corps mittee Now at Work on and delivered to them. The Ger- Commanders--Bad Effect Plan to Bring About the man plenipotentiaries requested Of False Report About that hostilities might be stopped at Readjustment - May Be once. This request was refused Armistice -- Location of Embodied in Suggested them. Certain Divisions at Pres- Legislation. ent and in Recent Past. NO INFORMATION WITHHELD B. M. Baruch, chairman of the War Press interview by Gen. March Novem- Industries Board, authorizes the fol- ON ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS ber 9, 1918: lowing: I will make a very short statement For some time to come, assuming the The Secretary of State issues about the military advances during the armstice will be signed, for a period to the following statement: last week. Since last Saturday the en- be determined by the war-making agen- emy has been forced back to the border cies of the Government, Government con- "I am requested and authorized of the Ardennes Highlands. On the left tracts must continue on a wide scale. by the President to state that no the British Army has forced him back to This circumstance applies to -a consider- information reaching this Gov- Maubeuge, while the American First able share of present contracts. Army, with Gen. Gouraud's French As the demand for raw materials is ernment concerning the armistice Fourth Army, have driven him northward lessened by the reduction of war require- negotiations in France has been to Sedan and Mezieres. ments and the cancellation of war con- withheld; that any statement to the Connecting Railway Cut. traits, if and when such cancellations be contrary is utterly false and that made, the raw materials so made avail- The Valenciennes-Metz -Railway, which able will be released and allocated by as soon as a definite decision in re- was the enemy's connecting line along the War Industries Board, for use in gard to the armistice has been this central portion of the western front, sipplying civilian and export demands, reached it will immediately be made has been severed-first by bombardment which through curtailment have been public by the Government." near 1\ontmedy, east of Sedan; next at held in check during the war. In addi- Aulnoye and Maubeuge, where it joins tion to the ordinary cpmmercial require- the Namur-Liege Railway; and finally, on ments there will be a heavy flow of MEXICAN SERVICE BADGES. Thursday and Friday, at Sedan and materials thus released to supply the de- Mezi, -es, where it joins the railway down mand for the great reconstructionalwork To Be Issued to Officers and Men Par- the Meuse. As a result, the enemy now required by the European countries. ticipating in Nogales Engagement. has no line parallel to its front, but has only lines which radiate toward the Gradual Lifting of Embargo. The War Department authorizes the front; therefore it would be difficult for At the same time there is to be a following: him to shift forces from one sector to an- gradual lifting of the restrictions and The Mexican service badge?11 be is- other to meet a new attack. curtailments that have been imposed sued to all officers and men who partici- The advance of our American First upon industry by the exigency of the war pated in or who were in the proximity Army to Sedan covered more than 30 so as to allow as promptly as possible free to the engagement against Mexicans at miles in 8 days. Since July 18 the retire- flow of all supplies into peace channels. Nogales, Ariz., on August 27, 1918. ment of the enemy has increased the dis- The War Industries Board will con- The badges and service ribbons will be tance between his line and Paris from 36 tinue to exercise its functions until the issued by the Quartermaster Department miles to more than 100 miles. On July peace treaty is signed, to the end that the after the service of officers and men who 18 the enemy occupied approximately readjustment of the matters on which it were members of these organizations has 10,000 square miles of French territory; has been acting may be made in as or- been verified. But each Individual must he now holds less than 2,500 square miles. derly a manner as possible. apply to The Adjutant General, through During the week dispatches have indi- A committee named by the President official channels, for permission to wear cated that certain American divisions has been and is now at work to devise the badge and recive official authority were in Belgium, working with the forces (Continued on page 2.) before he does so. there. Those divisions, if they have not THE OFFIciittr. S. BULiKfIN: SATURDAY, NOVEkBER 9, 1918. 9 yet been announced, are the 87th, under Maj. Gen. C. S. Farnsworth, and the RESPONSE OF BARON SONNINO POST THE OFFICIAL U. S. BTLLETIN. 91st, under Maj. Gen. W. H. Johnston. The reorganization of the American Ex- TO MESSAGE FROM MR. LANSING Secretary of War Baker orders: peditionary Forces into armies has caused Commanding officers of military some changes in corps commanders. The In response to the telegram recently posts and stations will post copies comnuinders at present are as follows: 1st sent by the Secretary of State, the fol- of THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN in) Corps, Maj. Ge. Joseph T. Dickman; 2d lowing reply has been received: conspicuous places for the informa- Corps, Maj. Gen. George W. Read; 3d His Excellency ROBmm LANsINo, tion of all concerned. Corps, Maj. Gen. John L. Hines; 4th Secretary of State, Washington. Muir; 5th It is the desire of the department Corps, Maj. Gen. Charles H. I am in receipt of the gratifying tele- Corps, laj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall; that THE OrriciAL U. S. BULLETIN be 11. Wright; gram nkhich your Excellency sent me on made accessible to the entire person- 6th Corps, Maj. Gen. William the occasion of the Italian victory which 7th Corps, Maj, Gen. Charles H. Menoher. nel of the Navy. All commandants puts hors de combat the last and, until and commanding officers are direct- List of Division Commanders. yesterday, strongest ally of Germany. I ed to have it placed in a conspicuous Division commanders are as follows: am particularly glad that the American and accessible place and to notify 1rt, 1-ig. Gen. Frank Parker; 2d, laj. flag was nobly represented in the great the officers and men under their Gen. Joli A. Lejeune, United States MA- battle and am sure that this brotherhood command of its eristence and pur- rine Corps; 3d, Brig. Gen. Preston Brown; in arms has consecrated on the battle- pose. Mark L. Hersey; 5th, Maj. fields that intimate union of cordial JOSEPHus DANIELS, 4th. hj. Gen. friendship Gen Hanson E. Ely; 6th, Maj. Gen. Wal- n%hich I trust will ever grow Secretary of the Navy. ter II. Gordon; 7th, Maj. Gen. Edmund stronger and closer between the United States and Italy. Signed 1, tw.u. er; 26th, Brig. Gen. F. E. Bam- SoNNiNo. All postmaesters are directed to fo-l: 27th, iTnj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan; post THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN 28th, Maj. Gen. William HI. Hay; 29th, Division, operating in Flanders from Oc- daily in a couspicuous place in the Maj. Gen. C. E. Morton; 30th, Maj. Gen. tober 21 to November 4. lobby or other 'portion of their re- I, rd " To'is: 31,st, Maj. Gen. LeRoy Q. Where is the 303d Field Artillery? spectire post-of'ce buildings where S. L, on; 33d. Mia. Gen. George Bell, jr.; A. In training at Clermont-Ferrand, the public can read it; and, without 35th, Maj. Gen. Peter E. Traub; 30th, October 24. expense to the Government, each 1 1 Smith; 37th, Maj. Q. Will you please locate the 164th and every postmaster is earnestly Gen. Charles S. Farnsworth; 3Sth, Maj. Field Artillery Brigade, 89th Division? urged to sec that this BULLETIN is Gen. Robert L. Howze; 30th, Maj. Gen. A. This brigade has been relieved from made available to as many people as Henry C. Hodges; 40th, Maj. Gen. F. S. the 89th Division and is attached to the possible in the manner suggested. Strong; 42d, Maj. Gen. Charles D. 37th Division, operating in Flanders Oc- A. S. BUnLESON, IT" 0,: 7f0 h Mali. Gen. Harry F. tober 21 to November 3. Postmaster General. Hodges; 77th, Maj. Gen. Robert Alexau- Q. Where is the 327th Field Artillery der: 78th, Maj. Gen. Janes H. Mcae; and has it been engaged recenfly? 79th, Maj. Gen. Joseph E. Kuhn; 80th, A. Still in training, October 24. TRANSITION OF INTUSTRIES. Croukhite; 81st, Maj. Maj. Gen. Adelbert Q. Can you give us any details of the (Continued from page 1.) Gen. Charles L. Bailey; 82d, Maj. Gen. recent activities of the 91st Division? George B. Duncan; 83d, Maj. Gen. E. F. A. Operating in Flanders from October the best mechanism of bringing about (' ,: 4th. Mani. Gen. Harry C. Hale; 21 to November 4, and specifically report- the adjustment from a war to a peace S5th, Maj. Gen. Chase W. Kennedy; 86th, ed on the heights of Audenarde on the basis. The report of the committee may Maj. Gen. Charles H. Martin; 87th, Maj. Scheldt. Commanded by Maj. Gen. W. H. take the form of suggested legislation. Gen. S. 1f. Sturgis; 88th, Maj. Gen. Wil- Johnston. The whole effect of the readjustment liam Weizel; 80th, Maj. Gen. Frank L. plans will be to the end of bringing about Winn; 90th, Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen; Acting as Replacement Division. necessary changes with as little disloca- 91st, Maj. Gen. William H. Johnston; Q. Is the 41st Division still acting as tion as possible and the full opportunity 92d, Maj. Gen. Charles 0. Ballou. a replacement division? for all to benefit as in the past by in- dividual ingenuity, vision, and fair deal- The Effect of False Reports. A. Yes. Q. Where was the 88th Infantry lo- ing. In connection with the question of cated in the months of September and armistice, generally, the erroneous an- October, and to what division and Army nouncement of an armistice which has corps does it belong? Q. Foreign advices say Col. Edward L. been interesting the American public and A. The 38th Infantry, 3d Division, was Logan has been transferred from the com- the newspaper 14orld is a very bad thing reported on October 21-23 as in action maN of the 101st Infantry. May we for the military program. For instance, west of the Meuse. Last report have his present status? in New York stevedores who were work- Q. Also the location during Seflember A. We have no report. ing on ships, sending supplies abroad to and October of the 148th Infantry? our troops, stopped work to join the gen- A. The 148th Infantry belongs to the Armistice and Embarkations. eral celebration, and many did not return 37th Division, which was reported in the the next day. Our Army has got to have Q. Will any more men be sent overseas early part of September on the line in the If armistice is signed? What will be done supplies, no matter what happens. The Vosges, and from October 21 to November Army will be in France, even if peace is with men now in camps or cantonments 4 in Flanders. here if armistice is signed? declared, for some time, and can not be Q. Please state the present location of brought back except with the use of a Company F, 163d Infantry. A. All this will be announced in War great amount of shipping. It will require A. The regiment is part of a depot Department orders at the proper time. time in any event, and, of course, sup- division and is located at St. Aignan. Q. Where is the 37th National Guard plies have to be sent them just the same. Q. Where is the 36th Division located Division, and what is its fighting record Any public announcement like the one and in what action has it been engaged? in France? makes the mili- mentioned, unconfirmed, A. This command has been serving A. On the line in the Vosges July 28- tary program essentially more difficult. with the Fourth French Army, and when September 11; in Flanders, October 21- Questions and Answers. last reported, October 27, had advanced November 3. 14 miles in four days. Gen. March replied to questions as Q. Where is the 12th Division, and Q. With what division is the 329th what has it been doing? follows: Infantry and where is it located? Q. Where is the 351st Aero Squadron A. 83d Division, Depot Division, near A. The 12th Division is still in the located, and has the 346th Machine-Gun Le Mans. United States, organizing at Camp Battalion been at the front, and what is Devens. its present location? Q. Does the assignment of Gen. Cam- A. The 351st Aero Squadron on October eron to Camp Gordon mean the transfer 24 was reported at one of the Artillery ob- of Gen. .Sage? Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no servation schools in France. The 346th A. No orders have Yet been issued for red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAML Machine-Gn Battalion is with the 91st the transfer of Gen. Sage to-day. THE OFFICIAL U, S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. 3 WORLD SHIPBUILDING RECORD CONFERENCE ON BURLAP PRICE COTTON MISSION FROM BRITISH SET BY U.S. DURING OCTOBER UNDER GOVERNMENT'S CONTROL GOVERNMENT ISIN WASHINGTON Deliveries for the iMonth Include B. M. Baruch, chairman of the War Charles J. Brand, chairman of the com- Industries Board, authorizes the*follow- mittee on cotton distribution, authorizes 47 Steel, 30 Wood, and .2 ing: the following: Composite Vessels. The jute, hemp, and cordage section of In the steps taken to bring about a the War Industries Board held a con- broader utilization of cotton of the lower The United States Shipping Board is- ference November 7 in Washington with grades, the committee on cotton distribu- the importers of burlap and the manufac- tion has held numerous conferences with sues the following: turers of burlap bags. representaives of American and foreign All shipbuilding records for any coun- The War Industries Board agreed to spinners. The following gentlemen are try were broken by the total deliveries continue in effect until May 1, 1919, the at present in Washington, on an official of completed new ships to the Shipping maximum prices on burlap and bags mission from the British Government, to agreed upon October 4, and originally in- confer with the committee relative to the Board during October. In spite of the tended to be effective from October 4, use of cotton of the lower grades by Brit- epidemic of influenza that incapacitated 1918, to February 1, 1919. ish spinners: about one-third of the shipworkers the Negotiations are under way for a price Alfred V. Paton, formerly president of record-breaking total for September was on burlap under Government control, the Liverpool Cotton Association and which will be effective in the United chairman of the board of trade American surpassed by nearly 50,000 dead-weight States markets after May 1, and will cotton import and official values commit- tons. There were added to the American show a decline of about 25 per cent from tees; merchant marine in October 79 completed present maximum prices. J. W. Orr, chief executive of the new ships of 415,908 dead-weight tons. cotton textiles office, a branch of the war office; Glass of Vessels. FURLOUGHS FOR COLORED MEN Kenneth Lee; The deliveries comprised 47 steel ships H. D. Henderson, secretary of the cot- of 301,208 dead-weight tons, 30 wood ships TO WORK ON CAMP PROJECTS ton control board, representing the board of trade. of 107,200 dead-weight tons, and 2 com- Limited-service colored men are, to be Mr. Orr and Mr. Lee are both technical posite ships of 7,500 dead-weight tons. furloughed if agreeable to thei to work experts on the spinning and manufactur- From American shipyards came the un- on projects under the supervision of the ing sides of the Lancashire cotton in- total of 398,108 dead-weight construction division of the Army. dustry. precedented Twenty thousand men are to be fur- tons. Japanese shipyards delivered 2 loughed for work principally at' Camps steel ships of 17,808 dead-weight tons. Bragg and Knox, North Camp Jackson, BETTER FACILITIES FOR SENDING The American total exceeds by 68,980 and at ordnance supply depots. output of ocean- The men are to be furloughed without NEWS DISPATCHES FROM FRANCE dead-weight tons the pay and allowance for a period of six going vessels in this country in 1914 and months and they are to receive current Advices to the Navy Department from 1915. It betters the prewar high mark wages. are to the effect that, through in American shipbuilding, the total for The men to be furloughed are to be Admiral Sims, Lieut. Commander George 1916, by 112,553 dead-weight tons. It fully informed as to the nature of the Barr Baker has succeeded in effecting in- work they are to be furloughed for. No creased facilities for the transmission of also surpasses the British record for any man will be required to go who does not newspaper dispatches from American month by-102,397 dead-weight tons. put in his request for a furlough. correspondents in France. Once more the Pacific coast lead all The War Department makes certain On October 2 the chief cable censor in sections of the country in shipbuilding. that suitable living accommodations and London issued an order directing that hospital facilities shall be provided for messages from American correspondents The deliveries from California, Washing- them at the projects to which they are addressed to the United States direct and ton, and Oregon totaled 30 vessels of assigned. Transportation from the camps dealing exclusively with the American 190,400 dead-weight tons. Along the At- to the projects will be paid by the con- fdrces and bearing the password of the lantic coast there were completed and de- tractors. field censors should not be further cen- livered 17 vessels of 102,000 dead-weight sored or diverted to the press bureau in tons. The Great Lakes shipyards de- London. Commander Baker now re- livered 21 vessels of 73,000 dead-weight ports that a new order just issued by the tons. From the Gulf States came 9 ves- The Purchase Information London censor directs that all messages sels of 33,200 dead-whight tons. " without exception " from American cor- Total for 1918. Office, Room 2426, Munitions respondents in France addressed to the The October deliveries bring the total Building, Nineteenth and B United States direct and bearing the pass- of completed new ships in 1918 up to 2,- Streets, Washington, gives in- word of the field censors shall be trans- 386,835 dead-weight tons. Since the date formation to persons desiring mitted without further censoring or di- of the first delivery, August, 30, 1917, to sell material or supplies to version to the press bureau. there have been completed and delivered the War This order should speed up the trans- 487 ocean-going vessels totaling 2,793,510 Department and ad- mission of American dispatches from the dead-weight tons. vises bidders concerning bids front and result in improved service to Here are the October deliveries, accord- and awards. the newspapers and press associations of ing to type and locality: America. The amended order permits correspondents to write dispatches con- cerning American troops brigaded with Wood. Contract steel. Requisitionedsteel,. composite.opste Total.'ti the French or British, or concerning French or British troops operating alone, for direct Dead- Dead- Dead- Dead- Dead- transmission to the United No. weight No. weight No. weight No. weight No. weight States. tons. tons. tons. tons. tons. IRON ORE MINED IN 1917. Atlantic coast ...... 58 28,000 2 is,400 7 65,00...... 17 102,000 Statistics compiled under the direction Pacific coast ...... 1 0000 5 6,0 9,10 1_ , 0001010,0 Great Lakes...... --...... 18 63,100 8 9,900 ...... 21 71,0 of E. F. Burchard, of the United States Gulf...... -..--.. 8 29,200 ...... 20.0 1 9,000 Geological Survey, Department of the In- Japan...... - -...... ------...... 2 17,808 terior, show that the iron ore mined in Total...... 30107,2 8 1486 17 134,800 2 7,500 70 415,900 the United States in 1917 reached a total of 75,288,851 gross tons. 4 THE OFFICIAL? U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. @15dtia U. O. Ilulltinl Published Every Week Day, Except American Official Communiques Legal Holidays, by the Committee on Public Information. Office: Continental Trust Building, on Operations of U. S. Forces Fourteenth and H Streets NW. Washaington, D. C. TeL Main 5600. Copies of Ta OrFICAL U. S. BULLETIN Will American O'Mcial Comnnique ro. 191. Peuvilers, Danvillers. Flabas, and be furnished without charge to every post ooe in the United States (to be posted daily for HEaDQ UAiTErs, AMiEICAN other towns and villages. the benefit of the public, under order o, the EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, Along the line of the Meuse, from Postmaster General) - to executive licers of the United States Government, and to plie- November 8, Alortitg. Villefrancle to Wadelineourt, lively matic representatives of all foreign Govern- On both sides -of the Meuse the artillery and machine-gun combats ments. -EDWAlD . ROCHESTER, Elito69. night was marked by heavy machine- have taken place during the day. Si UATES BY MLAT gu fighting and sniping. Thereheavy calber, One year $5.00 ofwas Sean heavy andestartillery fire in te region many more machine gs, 2,000 rifles, Six months ------3.00 o the regv and a lage airplane workshop, cap- One year, postage prepaid to ofnd Sdanast rn. foreign countries------.00 f te Mese.tured during oar advance west of Sir months, postage prepaid to the Meuse, have heen reported. foreign countries -- 4. 50 American 0i11cial Comunique Ne. 1A. In the Woevre, on the front of the Beck ziumbers and e x t r a HEADQATns, ilSecond American Army, our patrols copies ------each- . 05 were Make all checks, money orders, and drafts very active, capturing prisoners payable to THE OrFcrAL U. S BULLETIN. EnennIMIosaNA Fenhas, in the course of several successful en- Norcniher 8--Evenixg. terprises near Lake Lachausse. EXECUTIVE ORDER. Th8 afternoon French and Amer!- Despite adverse weather cndi- I hereby create a Committee on Pub- can units, operating under the com- tions, our aviators, flying at a height lic Information, to be composed of the mand of the First American Army, of 100 aeters, carried out a number Secretary of State, the Secretary of Wrested from the enemy his last hold of reconnoissance missions. They War, the Secretary of the Navy, and a on the heights east of the Meuse, bombed and machine gunned ncen- civilian who shall be charged with the memorable as the scene of the great trations of enemy troops in the region executive direction of the committee. battle of Verdun in 1916, and drove of Baalon and Remo rille and blew As civilian chairman of the commit- him back into the lowlands of the up an ammunition dump at tibercy. tee I appoint Mr. George Creel. Woevre. Four enemy balloonswere destroyed The Secretary of State, the Secretary On a front of 14 kilometers we ad- and three enemy airplanes were shot of War, and the Secretary 8W the Navy manced to a depth of kilometers, down during the day. Outa o our are authorized each to detail an officer taking Lissey, Ecurey, Bresls ille, planes is missinsg or flcers to the work ofthe committee. WOODROW W'ILSON. April 14, 1917. NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT DRESSING AND SALE OF TURKEYS FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 8 PAYING FOR LIBERTY BONDS FOR THE THANKSGIVING MARKET Applications to the Comptroller of the In order to discourage the wasteful ON THE INSTAILMENT PLAN Currency during the week ending Friday, practice of selling young turkeys before November 8, 1918, for authority to organ- they mature and to iierease the amount ize national banks and to convert State of poultry flesh, the Food Administration Secretary McAdoo makes the following banks into national banks, charters is- his placed time limitations on the pur- announcement as to partial-payment Lib- sued, charters extended and reextended, chase of turkeys of certain weights by all erty loan subscriptions: increases and reductions of capital ap- licensed dealers. proved, Many employers throughout the coun- changes of title approved, and It is requested that all licensees refrain national banks placed in voluntary liqui- from buying hen turkeys weighing try have rendered most patriotic assist- dation, less ance in the distribution 'of Liberty loan were as follows: than 8 pounds and young toms weighing bonds to their employees and have as- APPLICATIONS FOR CHARTER, less than 12 pounds live weight until sisted them in the purchase of these bonds For organization of national banks: December 7. The American National Bank of Capital. by arranging that payments may be made Santa Rosa-N ia 1 f $10a0,000 Chilling After Dressing. in Installments covering a period of time The Liberty National Basnk of 00 Licensees are requested Jamestown, N. Y ------not to dress longer than that which could be granted 200,000 turkeys in an atmospheric temperature by the Treasury Department. The First National Bank of Foos- land, III ------,, 0 above 40 degrees, unless equipped with It is the duty of the subscribers to 'The American National Blank of ice or artificial refrigeration to chill the Portsmouth, Va ------250, 000 bonds on these partial-payment plans -to For conversion of State bank: The fowls immediately after dressing. complete the contract into which they First National Bank of Poulsbo, Licensees should purchase no turkeys have entered. If they do not do so, both Wash. Conversion of the Liberty intended for Thanksgiving markets Bay Bank of Pousbo - or they and the Government suffer, as the 25, 000 points east of Pittsburgh and Buffalo bonds for which they have contracted and Total ------600, 000 after November 16, and that turkeys for for which they do not pay in full must CHARTERS ISSUED. points east of Pittsburgh and Buffalo be usually be sold in the open market. It Original organizations: loaded and ready for qhipment not later is, of course, recognized thatin case of The Farmers' National Bank of than November 19. Barnesvidle, Minn ---- 25, 000 necessity caused by sickness or other un- The Liberty National Bank of Time Limit on Sale. avoidable circumstances cancellations of Marine City,- Mich- 50, 000 subscriptions or sales of bonds are en- For conversion of State bank: The In former years, a large percentage First National Bank of Coffee of the turkeys reaching the markets after tirely warranted. In cases where em- Springs. Ala. Conversion of the ployecs have made arrangements to pur- Bank of Coffee Springs------25, 000 the Thanksgiving demand has been sup- chase these bonds on installment plans plied were forced into freezers. In view Total ------100, 000 of the fact that a very large per cent of and then sever their connection with the INCREASES Or CAPITAL APPROVED. employer with whom they have made sub- the available freezer space in the country The Farmerq and Merchants' Na- is needed and being used to freeze meats scriptions, arrangements should be made tional Bank of Ayden, N. C. Cap- for the coipletion of the subscription or ital increased from %35,000 to for shipment to our troops and the allies, for having the subscription taken over by *75,000, amount ------40,000 it is desirable to discourage the sale and The Publi National Bank of New dressing after the Thanksgiving demand the new employer or by a bank in the York, N. Y. -'spital increased community where the subscriber resides, from $750,000 to $1,000,000, has been supplied, until December 7. thus avoiding the necessity for sale of amount ------250, 000 the bonds covered by the subscription. Total amount - - -- 290, 000 Thrive by thrift. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN- SA'TTRDAY, NOVEhfBER 9,1918. 5 IfEW "LIGHRESS NIGHT" ORDER PARTIALLY LIFTS RESTRICTIONS Cost of Living in the U. S. Army Has Improvement in Fuel Situation Increased 350 per cent in 20 Years Enables Loosening of Em- The War Bepartment authorizes the following from the oce of the Director bargo in the East. of Purchase and Storage: The cost of living in the Army has advanced 350 per cent in the past 20 New regulations, partially removing the years, according to statistics of the Subsistence Division. In 1897 the average present restrictions on the use of light cost per meal far each sWldier in the Afty throughout the year was a little generated by the consumption of fuel, to over 4 cents, less than 13 cents per day being allowed. The present ration approximates 50 cents per man. By ration is meant breakfast, dinner, and become effective on Monday, November supper for one soldier. No arbitrary sum is fixed for the feeding of our troops, 11, and superseding all previous orders on the emphasis being placed upon quantity and quality rather than price. Due the subject, have been issued by the to large purchases, however, prices paid by the Army are considerably below United States Fuel Administration. the current market quotations. The prices quoted here are actual cost of food to the Army and do not include fuel, help, or overhead expenses in preparing In New England, New York, Pennsyl- meals. vania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, In 1908 the average cost of the ration had advanced to 8 cents per meal, or District of Columbia, Michigan, and Ohio about 18 cents-per day. During the campaign in Mexico the cost of the ration the change from the previous order is reached 25 cents. During the next two years the increase was very slight, the average cost being 25 cents in 1915 and 2 cents in with reference to the illumination of store 1916. The beginning of the war with Germany brought sharp advances, the daily cost in 1917 going or shop windows. Under the new order in 1917 going as high as 40 cents. To-day from 48 cents to 50 cents is ex- the store or shop window lighting is only pended for the food of each soldier in the United States, the prices varying restricted when the store is closed and in different camps. Out of this sum the troops are allowed to make certain savings with then only on the " lightless nights." which to buy food products which they are not able to secure from the quartermaster eemmissary stores. Left to State Administrators. The cost of the ration in France is considerably higher than in the United States, due to the added expense for overseas packing. The Army i not Throughout the rest of the country allowed savings in France, the straight ration being used. This is the enly practically all lighting restrictions are practieal course, as frequently there are no opportunities to buy extras. left to the discitetiest of the State fuel When there is an opportunity to do such buying it is not taken advantage of administrators. for the reason that the Army is net desirous of entering into competition with the French Government and thereby raising prices of foodstuffs and probably The partial raising' of restrtetions in depriving the civilian population of France of some of its necessities. the East is due to an improvement In the The following table shows the cost of the Enited States Army ration fromt supply of bituminous and steam anthra- the iseal year of 1890 to the present time: cite coal, but caution must still be ob- Cents. Cents. Cents, served in that section because of the 1890-- 1 9.1190------. 16197 19 1 ...... 21.44 anthracite and power situation. In the 9 14. 71 1991 ------16. 18 1911-- . 23. 35 West enforcement of the regulations is 1892------1&. 05 192 . ------16. 04 1912 ------2. 75 1893 ------15. 94 1903 ------17. 58 1913 - .-- 23. 41 optional with the State fuel administra- 1894 ------15. 10 1904------17. 33 194. 24. 30 tors. 1895 ------14.42 1905 ------16. 1 1915-- .----- 25. 32 The new order prohibits the wasteful 1896 ------_14. 15 190 .------15. 16 1916 ----- 28. 87 use of light in streets, parks, or other 1897 ------12. 51 1907 ------15. 74 1917------33. 03 public places in any city, village, or town. 1898 ------12. 91 1905 ------18. 64 1918*...... d. 4a Its use for illuminating advertisements, 1899 .13. 02 198B ------21.05 announcements, or signs, or for the ex- ternal ornamentation of any building and *July 1, 1917-Mar. 31, 191a, inclusive. for displaying any shop window, when the shop is not open for business, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of each week in New England, Maryland. hereinafterdescrthed, except as hereinafter pro- SaCTION at. and the District of Columbin must be vided, is wasteful, ani that any person using The use of light generated or produced by fuel or light for such purposes, except as afore- the use or consumption of coal, oil, gas, or entirely discontinued. said. Is engaging In a wasteful practice or other fuel for illuminating or displaying ad- The order also provides for the entire device in handling or dealing with fuel, and vertisements, announcements, or signs on the that the use of fuel or light discontinuance of such use of light Men- for such purposes, exterior of any building, or on any bilhboard, except as aforesaid, I prejudicial anul inju- or other structure for the display of adver. rIous to the national security arul defense and day and Tuesday of each week in Mbih- tisements, announcements, or Migns, and the other State a cause of scarcity locally and generanly, and use of such light igan and Ohio and in any said United States Fuel for the external ornamenta- where the Federal Fuel Administrator Administrator, tion of any building or structure, or for Hereby orders that the order of the United illuminating or displaying any window in any shall so order. States Fuel Administrator relating to the use shop or store, when sorb shop or store is not of coal to generate electricity for the opera- open for businems, shall be entirely discon- Text of the Order. tion of Illuminated advertisements. etc., dated tinued on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and UNITED STATes FVaL AnaINvisTrArIoN, November 9 i917 and the amendment thereto Thursday of each week in New England, and Washington, D. G., Nor. 7, 191& dated December 14, 1917, and the order of in the States of New York, Pennsylvania, New said United States Fuel Administrator relat- Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and in the Dis- It appearing to the United States Fuel Ing to the use and maintenance of lighte in Administrator that It Is essential, In further- trict of Columbia, and shall he entirely dis- cities. villages. and towns. dated July 18. 191S. continued on Monday ance of the national security and defense, to he. and the same bereby-are, vacated and set and Tuesday of each lessen and prevent the waste of fuel and to week In the States of Michigan and Ohio, and aside as of the effective date of the regulation in any State not secure an adequate supply and equitable dis- hereinafter established, and bereinhefore mentioned, when tribution and prevent, locally and generally the Federal fuel administrator for such State Hereby makes and establishes the following shall so order: Provided, however, searcit3 thereof, and that, to these ends, It is regulation, effective November 11, 1918. and That necessary that the use of fuel shall be limited nothing in this regulation shall be construed uttil further or other order or regulation in to prohibit the maintenance in any shop and restricted in the manner hereinafter set the premises: or forth. N store window of any lights required by a State The United States Fuel Administrator, act- RErULAT~o RxsTalcrIso TE Usc i CITRss, law or a municipal ordinance, or for the pur- ing -nder authority of an Executive order VILL4GES. A\D ToWNs Or LIcT? GZEK.TED pose of safety. of toe President of the United States dated OR PRODUCED BI THE USE OF FDEL. SECTION I. August 23. 1917, appointing said administra- SECTION I. The Federal fuel administrator for each tor sad of subsequent Exet utive orders, and The extravagant or wastefal seS of Ight State Is hereby authorizd and directe-i to in furtherance of the purpose of said orders generated or produced by the use of @on- enforce this regulation within smch StaTe. and of the act of Congress therein referred sumption of coal, oIl, gas, or other fuel for Any person violating or refusing to conteirin to and approved Angnst 10, 1I7. iluminating purposes in the streets, erks, or to this reiplation wfV he liable to the penalties Hereby adjudges that the use of fuel or of other public places of any city, village, er prescrinedI the aforesaid act of Congress. light generated or produced by the me or con- town, or for other out-door iltusation. pablic H. A. GAarmILD, pomption of ftel Ie any at the pargs or riva i bareby prob~bitaL United Rta" Fset Ad=Atatratr. 71-1&-2 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918.

LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS

762 Fred- SECTION 1, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. CLINE, Ross. Myrta Clina, Amelia, Ohio. DOUBT, Matthew I. John Doubt, KINSLEY, Thomas C. Mrs. Saveno Kinsley, erick Street, McKees Rocks, Pa. The following casualties are reported 128 Challis Street, Edgeworth, Pa. DRIVER, James 0. John W. Driver, Selma, O'CONNOR, James A. Mrs. Frances A. O'Con- N. C. by the commanding general of the Ameri- nor, Naples Street Prattsburg, N. Y. EARL, John Y. Miss Etta Earl, 162 Sixteenth can Expeditionary Forces: SPEYER, Harry. John Speyer, 410 South Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Third Street, Shelbina, Shelby County, Mo. EASON, Otho. John Eason, Rocky Mount, Killed in action ------177 THOMAS, Dee. Mrs. Lewis Thomas, Hume, 101 N. Y. ERICKSON, John R. Mrs. Olaf Anderson, Died of wounds ------Pa. Died of accident and other UGLeR. R. P. D. 1, Kersey, COSTANZI, Angelo. Mrs. Allisabetta Cos- EVANS, Kenneth. John R. Evans, Fairoaks, causes ------3 tanzi, 579 Ingham Avenue, Lackawanna, Cal. Died of disease ------31 N. Y. GOFF, Monroe. Mrs. Susan Lightiner, Parsy- ZEGER, Leslie C. Mrs. Phoebe E. Zeger, burg W. Va. Wounded (degree undetermined) 106 GOLLiG, Ned. Mrs. C. H. Golling, Nevada, Wounded slightly ------19 Beckel Hotel, Dayton, Ohio. Ohio. Prisoner ------1 MECHANICS. GURLEY Charley 0. Benjamin L. Gourley, HULMB, Lewis W. Mrs. Ella L. Hulme, 202 Vastus, 0t. West Moses Street, Cushing, Okla. GRIEGO, Maximo. Hiplito Griego, Progreso, Total ------438 KENDIG, Earl. Mrs. Edward Kendig, 601 N. Mex. Cottage Street, Ashland, Ohio. GRIM Jesse P. Mrs. Elizabeth Grim, R. F. Killed in Action. D. , box 48, Cameron, W. Va. CHAUFFEUR. GUYN4, Everett M. Mrs. Cora Guynn, Fries, . BARKER, Voltaine,- Mary C. Barker, Selma, Va. PARKER, Henry Wistar. Mrs. Henry Wistar Cal. HAMMELL, Clarence H. Mrs. Sarah E. Ham- Parker, Mansion House, Brooklyn, N. Y_ PRIVATES. moll, 667 Seventh Street, Oakland, Cal. .LIEUTENANTS. ALSTON, Robert Lee. Crowell H. Alston, HANES, Harry D. D. L. Hanes, 19 East High R. F. D. 2, Littleton, N. C. St eet, Union City, Pa. ARNOLD, Charles E. Mrs. Eva Anold, ANDREWS, Robert L. Mrs. Bertha E. An- HIGHLAND, Claude. Tom Shipman, Newark, Bryan, Ohio. Ark. GOETTLER, Harold E. Mrs. Gertrude Goett- drews, ox 272, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. ATTKLAN , Jens. Gudmund Aukland, Skaarie, HOGWOOD, George P. Miss Mary F. Hog- ler, 4630 Dover Street, , Ill. Pyfylke, Stavanger, Norway. wood, 916 Moran Avenue, Norfolk, Va. NOBLE, Elmer J. Mrs. Corinth Noble, Wal- BEASLEY, Alvin M. Mrs. Maggie Beasley, INGVORSEN, Frederick L. Hans P. Hanson, lace Idaho, 414 Kentucky Avenue, Joplin, Mo. Berlin, N. Dak. SERGEANTS. BENSON, Fritz E. Mrs. Coriena 0. Benson, JOHNSON. Gustive. Mrs. Loulsin Johnasson, ADAMS, Frank Preston. Albert Lorenzo Hasslehohn, Sweden. Telefon Station on Tranninge, Sweden. Adams, 1520 Haskell Avenue, Kansas City, BESSE, Ross C. L. A. Johnson, 120 Carlton JOHNSTON, Edgar L. Mrs. Alice Johnston, Kans. Court, Buffalo, N. Y. Sylvarena, Miss. BROWN, Arthur Edward. Mrs. Adeline BLAKE, Ezra. Mrs. Martha Blake, Spring- LANE, George A. John A. Lane, 735 Vine Brown, Larkin Street, Findlay, Ohio. field, Colo. - Street, Coshocton, Ohio. CRIDLER, Ernest. Mrs. Emma Miller, 6 BOISSY, Armand Joseph. Miss Laura Grif- OLNEY, Guy R. Mrs. Josephine Olney, 958 Reed Street, Oil City, Pa. fard, 875 Brook Avenue, New York, N. Y. Woodland Street, Nashville, Tenn. DANIELS, Marion L. Mrs. Mary L. Daniels, BOLLINGER, Daniel Smith. Mrs. Katie Bol- OWEN, Guy. Frank Owen, Cooksburg, N. Y. R. F D. 3, Goldsboro, N. C. linger, R. F. D. 6 Greensburg, Pa. PLUMMER, Harley A. Milton R. Plummer, BQRSKI, John F. iartln Borski, 1203 Wash Matthews, Mo. HARRINGTON, Alexander S. Mrs. Isabella A. RUFF, Andrew E. Martin Ruff, Strasburg, llarrington, 2T28 West Dauphin Street, Avenue, Ludington, Mich. P. COLLINS, William Vincent. Mrs. Philodme Ill. Philadelakia, Pa. E. Mrs. Delia St. John, HEINIS, Stephen. Mrs. Eliza Heinis, Gallia, Collins, 1881 Eddy Street, Chicago, Ill. ST. JOHN, Lawrence CONRAD, Harry J., Gabriel Conrad, box 374, 11. F. D. 1, Woodsfield, Ohio. Ohio. Constantine. Joe N. Souza, Gustine, JOHNSON, Walter E. Mrs. Ida Johnson, Nanty Glo, Pa. SOUZA, 4153 Crystal Street, Chicago, Ill. CNYUA, John. Tony Spryszak, Braznell, SPCACER, William C. Miss Emma J. Spen- MOSS, James Reed. William B. Moss, Free- COOLEY, Clarence. William S. Cooley, cer, Walker, Minn. port, Pa. STACY, Luther L. Mrs. Martha Stacy, Rock- Murry, Lewis W. Lewis W. Murry, Perrys- R. F. D. 1, .Evansport, Ohio. COOPER, Harry E. Mrs. Mary A. Cooper, ville Mo. ville, Ohio. ST , Frederick. August Stange, 3805 WIGGINS, Edwin Wolfley. Mrs. Jennie F. 865 each Street Grafton, W. Va. DAILING, Albert F. Mrs. L. Dailing, 207 tt Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Wiggins, 202 West Fourth Street, Carthage, SUTTON, Robert. Tom Sutton, Graham, Mo. C)WrlQs Street, Toledo, Ohio. DANIELSON, Oscar. Ole Danielson, Belview, N. C. COBB. Ray H. Mrs. Chloe S. Cobb, 911 TAYLOR, Martin. Luther Taylor, Paintrock, Ohio. North Prospect Street, Bowling Green, DiION , tAnthony. Charles Dantonio, HUDNALL, James W. Miss Eva Hudnall, TAVENNER, Lenley B. Mrs. Ada Tavenner, Critz, Va. lareloW tly DAVIS, Omer. Mrs. Bird 137 Ira Avenue, Akron, Ohio. McCORMICK, James. Mrs. Mary R. McCor- H. Davis, Smithton, DEUEL, Jay. Mvs. Addle Deuel, Hixson ick, Launching, W. Va. Prince Edward Island, DEMPSEY, Harry. Edward Dempsey, 443 Street Bowling Green, Ohio. nada. DILLOq, Patrick. Thomas Dillon, 616 M Owen, Suth Clark Street, Chicago, Ill. 0 N, Joseph J. Alberta H. Here- Joseph Brush, Brushvale, 1stret, Saramento, Cal. ford, Tex. n SH, Wesley. DOBB Joron E. Mrs. Mildred Dobbs, 21 RICHARDSON, Corbit. Mrs. Mary Richard- CTOUN, John H. Mrs. J. Calhouh, 842 (Vney Street, Rochester, N. Y. son, Livingston, Tenn. orth Twenty-eighth Street, Philadelphia, D ARM Lawrence A. Anna Donahue, . 1L734-A Whirteenth Street, Oakland, Cal. BUSSEY, Alen G. Mrs. Anna Bussey, 128 CALISPEAKIS George S. Drakas Markis, EIDAM, Frank. Mrs. Gertrude Eidam, 825 Schofield Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Hedler er , Pa. apring Garden, Philadelphia, Pa. CONLEY, Jesse CLVER arry L. Mrs. J. E. Calvert, GESHON John. Ernest Gershon, 2268 East M. W11am Conley, Thomas, Seventy-id & Street, Cleveland, Ohio. DI SANTI, Narclso. Frank Do Sati, 800 CAMPBLL, Robey Edward. Thomas Camp- GREEN, Charles E. Mrs. Annie Green, Sher- Hellslter Avenue, , Cal. be, noir, N. C. ley, North Bradsford, Derbyshire, England. ENGLEBART Irving B. Christan C. Bagel- CAJ E TnM, Wilbur. Thomas H. Carpenter, GREEN Josent L. Jerry E. Green, Gay, N. C. , Hary. Morris Harris, 653 Cauld- bart, 709 gouth Francis Street, Pirestone, duky, WIS. HARRI inn. CAlER King. Mrs. Emma Carter, 751 Car- well Avenue New York, N. Y. GEDDA, Peter. Battista Gedda, Bessemer, lIy1e Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. H ZELBAJE1, Ova D. A. Henry Hazel- Mich. CASHMORE, Walter. Mrs. Mildred Cash- hr. Gaston, Ind. HARRIS, Pearlie H. Mrs. Ruben or Kansas City, Mo. HJ1)GGEM, Chester B. Mrs. Bill Heggem, T. Smith, Y Thomas Joseph. Miss Mary Cas- Longmont, Colo. Smithfield, N. C. CA Frank Kemp- HAYDEN, William W. Mrs. Mary Hayden, 37 Stanton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HELPIKOWSEI, Wiadyslaw. 4519 Wilcox Avenue, Chicago, Ill. A S, ubert. Billy Cates, R. F. D. 1, ski, Canton Street, Cleveland, Ohio. HR&SEE, James L. Mrs. Lena Hessee, 818 LouisbrN. C. HERRICK, Carroll G. Mrs. Mary Herrick, Past Chapel Hill Street, Durham, N. C. CHAPMA , aude M. Arthur B. Chapman, R. F. D. 2, Norway, Me. KING, Charles Sylvester. Mrs. Carrie May 317 Clveland Avenue, Canton, Ohio. HICKMAN, Fred H. Mrs. Maimle Stiver, King, general delivery, Chester, Okla. CHEDOTAL, Theogene. Theodore Chedotal, Council Grove, Kans. IKOSLOSKI, John Vincent, Jr. Anastatia Paincourtville, La. HIGGINS, Lamonie M., John F. Higgins, Kosloski, 1213 Magee Street, Elmira, N. Y. CHWAIeE, John. Mrs. Alexandria Kontkow- Gardner, Kans. LIPPMAN, August J. . Mrs. Eva Lippman, ska, 719 Elm Street, Kenosha, Wis. HOLTZ, Henry F. John Holtz, Thornton, III. West Newton, Pa. CLAY, Larkin J. Isaac J. Clay. Wellsville, HJJGUNINE, Stanley H. Mrs. Betsey Hugu- LOOMAN, Walter A. Mrs. Minna W. Looman, nine, Verona Oneida, N. Y. Princetown, N. Y. CO WELL, James J. Mrs. Mary J. Cogswell, IHUMER, Montgomery L. Mrs. Ida Humor. OPEL, Andrew MK. Mrs. Barbara K. Ope1, 211 8 Wbst Twenty-fifth Street, Los Angeles, 22 South Regent Street, Port Chester, N. Y. West lI& Street, Jeferson Ci . HUNTON, Oramell E. Clyde R. Wilson, 18 $HEAR . rrison. Ienrief .s. hear- DAVIS, Ear E. Edin E. Davis, box 63, Whit- Me. r, 218 Egt Liberty t Ashland Ohio. Melbourne Street, Portldand, B MAR, Vincent J. ChsRes . VIckery, DIAN, George T. Mrs. Ruby M. Dixon, JAMES, Andrew J. Mrs. Sarah E. James. Bridgeport, N.- J. FTanklinton, N. C. Clebourne, Tex. CARtR. Thomas A. Mrs. El1e F. Carr, 528 DOMONIO, Peter J. Rev. Martin Lynch, Idle- KIETBASA, John S. Mike Kietbasa, 8 Clif- West Berks Street, Philadelphia, Pa. wood, Pa. ford Street, Wales City. Pa. THE OFFICIAL U, S. BULLETII : SATURMDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 918. 7. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING KfLLINGSWORTH. Paul Samuel, John Sam- READINGER, Douglas H. Mrs. Charlotte HOSKINS, Lee. Mrs. Mattle Hoskins, BrooC. uel Kiilingsworth, Ash Grove, Mo. lite; muc-r West Point. Nebr. haven, Miss. KLEIN Charles L. Mrs. Joseph Klein, 2237 SNOOK, Ralph. R. D. Snook, South Lebanon. LIUMMER, Frank. Mrs. Georgiana Hum- Ci', rles Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ohio. mer, 252 Durham Avenue, Metuicheii, N. J. KLEXSCK. Henry It. Henry Klenck, 480 SOLOMONSON Carl H1. Mrs. Elizabeth JENNINGS, Lewis W. Ellia Jennings, Smith Cates Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Solomonson, Maas Mine, Mich. Center, Kans. KLINE, Henry W. Mrs. Clara Kline. Oxley, JOIINSON, William N. Alvis Craig, Athlens, W. Va. CORPORALS. Tenn. KNIGHT, George W. Lem H. Hemphill, CULETON, George C. Miss Mary Culeton, KANE, Leo M. Mrs. Julia Bevers, Platte- Gridin, Ga. 162 West Schuyler Street, Oswego, N. Y. ville, Wis., LANG. Jacob Frank. Jacob Lang, 321 Oak DUNLAP, George C. Mrs. Sallie C. Dunlap, KAYES, John P. Michael J. Kayes, 174 East Street. West Hoboken, N. J. Staunton, Va. Fourteenth Street, New York, N. Y. LEIGHTON, Alexander W. Mrs. Anna W. ELLIOTT, Bert. Mrs. Nora Elliott, 505 Ala- KEARNEY, Edward J. Mrs. Deborah Mr. Leighton, 315 Kipp Avenue, Hasbrouck bama Avenue, Casey, Ill. Kearney, 2 South Forty-second Street, West Heights N. J. GREGG. Earl S. Byron. B. Gregg, Stockdale, Philadelphia, Pa. LINK, Philip. Theodore Link, Pearl City, Ill. Kans. KOCH, Raymond H1. Mrs. Sadile Miller, R. LOEFFLER. Henry J. Mrs. Charles Loeffler, HASKINS. Carter. Mrs. J. S. Hardaway, Jr., F. D. 1. Sinking Springs, Pa. 3701 Second Avenue. College tHil. Pa. liurkeville, Va. KVRKOWSKI, William A. Louise Kurkow- MCINTOSH, Charles E. Mrs. Myrtle Mcin- JACKSON, Sam. James E_ Jackson, Corsl- ski, Grant, Nebr. tosh, 706 North Jeminto Street, lollidays- cana, Tex. LARDINAIS, Gregory M. Mrs. Anna 1. burg, Pa. SAUNDERS. Lyman G. Everett J. Saunders. Ladinals, 2242 Kent Street, Toledo, Ohio. M1cKINNEY, SamueL James McKinney, R. F. D. 1, Hop Bottom, Pa. LAWSON. William P. Henry Lawasw, Eidson, Stonxnall, Okla. SCHRADElt. William. Simon Schrader, 2159 Tenn. McQUEEN. Albert Victor. Mrs. E. S. Mc- Center Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. LIEliERMAN, Maury. Mrs. Ida Lieberman, Queen, 11 Central Street. Barre, Vt. SWANSON, Jacob W. Mrs. Joseph Bach, 430 Gaskill Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LAFAYETTE, I ranklin. Mrs. Mabel Matti- South Elgin, Ill. LINDIEMON. John C. Henry P. Lindemon, son Clarendon, Pa. WHEELER, John E. Mrs. Julia Wheeler, Cockeysville, Md. MAZZINA, Vittorio. Carlo Mazzina, Calico, Chittenango Station, N. Y. LONG, aoseph A. Joseph B. Long, R. F. D. 2, Italy. WILLIAMS, Ralph E. G. M. Williams, Com- Bremon. Ga. MILLER. Gaither. Mrs. Lorretta Miller, ers Rock, Va. McDEVITT, Daniel. Mrs. Mary McDevitt, Jobolen, N. C. WILLIAM, Verner Meade. Albert Ellis Wil- 2537 West Harold Street, West Philadelphia, MITCHELL, George. John Monol, 2501 Hoff- liams, Grove City, la. Pa. man Street, New York N. Y. McKINNEY, Frank. George A. McKinney, MOSS. C'ande L. Morris T. Moss, R. V. D. PRIVATES. Grandin, Mo. 2. Jasper, Ga. ANDERSON, Lemon. Mrs. Texas V. Ander-. McLAIN. John B. Henry A. Keesler, River- NIEHAUS, Clement. John Nichaua, 1352 so,,. Millry. Ala. ton, Nebr. Broadwiy. Cincinnati, Ohio. BOUZAS, Gus. Panagos D. Bousas, Hange MANGIAPANI, Givvanni. Salvatore Plazzo, NIXON, William C. Mrs. William J. Nixon, Pillas, Greece. 5. Montrose Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. 102 Noe Street, San Francisco, Cal. BRIGGS, Walter M. Mrs. Mary C. Briggs, MIZELL. John D. Mrs. James H. MIzell, NORRIS, Fred F Mrs. Anna W. Norris, 301 Gaithersburg, Md. Wllliamston. N. C. East Twelfth Street. Hutrhinson. Kans. BRINKMAN, William. J. W. Brinkman, Nar- MORRISON, Wade J. Stephen Morrison, R. P. OPEL, Earl H. Mrs. Sevilla Opel, Meyersdale, rowsburg, N. Y. D 3 Mayville, Mich. Pa. BROWN, Carl S. Mrs. M. S. Brown, Milo, Me. OELSCHLAGER. Harvey T. William W. PE kRSON, Bernard N. Mrs. A. E. Pearson, BROWN, James A. Mrs. Hanna M. Brown, Oelsehlager, Bergey, Pa. Oshkosh, Wis. Soquol, Cal. PERKINS Lawrence E. Mrs. Almon If. Per- PORTER. James. Cornelius Porter. Toma- BROWN, John J. Mrs. K. Brown, 9 Beacon kins. Potsdam, N. Y. hnwk Ky. Place, Melrose, Mass. ROBINSON. Jesse. Mrs. Anna Robinson, 349 PROSSER, Roy. Mrs. Artie K. Prosser, R. F. CHARLSTON, Martin V. August Charlaton, West Forty-eighth Street. New York, N. Y. 1) 1, Fayetteville, Tenn. R. F. D. 1, Brush Prairie, Wash. ROGERS, Arthur M. Mrs. Amy Sainders. PURINTON, Howard J. C. A. Purinton, Lin- CO(ILE, Timothy B. Mrs. T. B. Cogle, 719, Route 6, Memphis, Tenn. coln Avenue, East Liverpool, Ohio Wvthe Stre-t Petersburg. Va. SCHINDLER, John J. John Schindler, Tap- XIIVES, John S. Miss Florence Rives, Mbul- COMPTON. William D. Mrs. Mary E. Comp- pen, N Di k. berry, Tenn. ton. R F. D. 2, Santa Barbara, Cal. SCHNEIDER. George. Mrs. Margaret Schnol- ROESING, Carl J. Mrs. Edward Roessing, CONDERY. Clarence C. Mrs. Ollie Condery, der, .842 Rockaway Road. Woodhaven, N. Y. 717 Union Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. Underwood, Ind. SHERIDAN, James W. Mrs. William La- Mrs. Elizabeth Shillito. BHILLITO, Louis. COOPER,1 James A. Osle 0. Cooper, R. Jr. D. pirr, 12N East Ninety-eighth Street, New 497 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. " ba. Ala Yo'rk. N. Y. THOMAS. Lonnie J. James E. Thomas, R. P. CRONIN, Patrick J. Michael Cronln, 1814 SMIGLE. Walter. Mrs. Pauline Smigle, 109 D 2. Polktou, N. C. Davis Avenue, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mansfield Street, Carnogle, Pa. TORREY, Kenneth W. Mrs. Lena M. Torrey,. CROSS, Robert 11. Mrs Robert fl. Cros, SPRADLIN. Lyman T. Mrs. Georgia Spradlin, 19A Fayette Street, Cambridge, Mass 1401 East Fannin Street, Marshall, Tex. Oran, Mo TOWRY, Willey S. Mrs. Prinnie T. Towry, DAMEROW, Arthur A. G. Damerow, Tomah, STALLINGS, Leitch W. William H. Stallings, R F. D. 1, Taft Tenn. Wis. Concord, N. C. VEDELIUS. Arthur H. Ellen Danielson, R. F. DEMSKL Fred J. Miss Kate Demaki, 1680 WEBER, Joseph H. Mrs. Rosa Weber, 532 D. 1 box 49. Minneapolis, Minn. Avondale Avenue, Toledo. Ohio. Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. WALSI, Raymond A. Mrs. Elizabeth G. DENT, Alfred. Mrs. Mary A. Beam, Sarpy, WHITE, William 0. Mrs. Hannah White, 424 Walsh, 115 Knowles Street. Providence, Mont. A Street, Marysville, Cal. R. I. DUBE. Fred. Omer Dube, 56 Elm Street, WILBPRN. Eug n. Mrs. Mary T. Wilburn. WILLIAMSON, Tesse C. Mrs. Barbra WIl- Bildeford. Me. 321 South Aneph Street, Alpxandria. Va. Iamson, Star Route, Buffalo, Tex. DULT'I Z. Louis. Ignats Dultz, 498 Mon- WITHERS, John Daniel. Daniel ff. Withers, WREN. Max M. Mrs. Mary E. Wren, Van mouth Street, Jersey City. N. J. s5AWet King Street, York. Pa. Wort, Iowa. DUNCAN. Leonard C. Mary 1. Duncan, Rich WOODALL, George A. John H. Woodall, EEIGLER, James. Charlie Zeigler, Sylvania, Creek, Va. Ioatherwood, Va. Ga. EKLUND, Herman M. Lars Eklund, 841 YOUNG. Henry. Mrs. Margaret Francis, 18'i TFOMAS, Frank Monroe. Mrs. Marton IL West Main Street. Turlock. Cal. Roman Street, New Orleans. La. Thomas R. F. D. B,-West Chester, Pa. ELLIMAN. Harry. H. Wattenmaker, 2403 Cen- YOUNG, Ralph G. Mrs Emms Young, 315 yITOJAS, Harry E. Mrs. Minnie Thomas, ter Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. South Main Street, Sbarpsburg. Pa. Downieville, Cal. ENGLAND. David Brewer. Mrs Elizabeth YOUNGBFRG. Darrel. Mrs, Margaret Wilson, WEISS. Homer. Mrs. Domcella Weiss. Sugar Caseller. Paradise, Ky. Whatehu. Alta, Canada. Creek. Ohio. EVANS, Absbon Banks. Miss Mary Adeide YSEBAERT, Charles Mrs. Oscar Ysebaert, WILKINSON, Philip M. Peter C. Wilkinson, Evans. 216 West Fifth Avenue, Lewistown, 6.1 Court Street, Medford, Masa UnIon Church, Miss, Pa. WINNOW. Urban N. Albert Winnow, Conti- FARRELL. Bernard. Mrs. Bernard Farrell, Died from Acoident and Gtzer Causes, nental, Ohio. 204 Lombard Street, New Haven, Conn. PRrrATES. GLOVER, lanas C. James P. Glover, Zebu- Died from Wounds Receivedcin, Actiom In" N C, DELONG, John W. Mrs. Edith Delong, Truro, GRIFFITH, William W. Mrs, Emma X Iowa. EIRlTENANTS. -liger. Rose Lodge, Oreg. JOHNSON, Homer. Mrs. Agnes Johnson, 6 SCHNELLE, Clarence W. Mrs. Emily GROSS. Piter J. Mrs Mary W. Groan, 118 Norweighn. Berlin Mills, N. FT. Schnelle, 3128 Allen Avenue, St. Loen. Mo. Collins Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. NICHOLS, Glenn H. James Nichola Vene WEAVER. Thomas .1 Mrs. Abble Weaver, GROGEL, Mike. Mrs. Helen Spaulding, 302( dosla, Ohio. 804 South Street, Wapakoneta, Ohio. Western Avenue, Seattle, Wash. GUNNING. Tohn J. Mrs. John Gunning, 411 Died of Disease. SERGEANTS. F-nkl'n Street. Cambridge. Mass URFORD, Frederick Shaffer. Mrs. Sarahr V. GUTH, Russell. Emil H. Guth, 324 MIs LIZOTRNANT. Harte, 12701 Liberty Street. Franklin. Pa. t.treet. Lockland, Ohio.- MOORMAN, Roy' E. Mrs. W. R. Moorman, er., "BURNS, Victor L. Mrs. Nora E. Burns 345 IfAGEMAN, Ralph L. Curti* W. Hageman, Glen Dean, Ky. North Ritter Avenue. Indianapolis. Ind. R I?. D. 1, Alexander, Mo. coarea)fALa. 31CITEVERRIA. Charles R. Mrs J Echesee HART. Robert E. L. R L. Hart, Hazel. Ky. ria 429 Eightieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HAYES. Cecil E. Mrs. Mary Hayes, . F. D, DEMPSEY. Edward J. Mrs. Katherine Demp- GOODSON, Edwin S. Mrs. Fannie P. Good- 1, Bucyrus, Ohio. sey, Mildred, Pa. son. -mitlrh Id. Isle of Wight County, Va. HAZLETT. George. William Haslatt, box 37, KOLBAS William E. Mrs. Mary Kolbas, 2301 GRLAVELY. Jesse. Samuel P. Gravely, 233 Tarsntum, Pa. Alpine Street. Cleveland, Ohio. East Nlith Street, Cleveland, Ohi. HEIM. Frank J. James Helm, 111 Yourth WHEELWRIGHT. Mearl. Joseph F. Wheel- KA1, lam'- '. James Kane, 3940 Pulaski Street. Cambridge, Mass. wrig ht, 750 Twenty-sixth Street, Ogden, Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. HELLING, Martin E. Julius T. Hellng Utah. McDOUGALL. Howard Et. Mrs. Leonla Me- 1Unio1, Mo. Dougall. Romsen Street and NoriasAvenme HORTY, John J. Mrs. Altee ITfrty, 1421 COLLINS, Aabley D. James W CelHiza4 IL A Jamalea, N. T. North Barrison Street, Wl1ataston. JeL D. 1,, adle, Gal. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING CRAIG, Charles V. Robert F. Craig, Midlo- BALLARD, Peter John. MrA. Samuel Emma CHAPPELL, Frederick H. Mrs. Etta S. Calli. thian, Tex. Ballard, R. F. D. 4, box 14, Mount Clemens, han, 978A Harrison Street, San Francisco, DALY, Arthur J. Mrs. Hannah Daly, R. F. Mich., Cal. D. 2, Arco, Minn. BEGLINGER, John F. John C. Babler, Eagle DAVIS, Charles L. Charles Davis, Genesee, DWYER, Fred T. Mrs. Emma Dwyer, Cen- Bend, Minn. Cal. terville, S. Dak. BERGER, Morris E. Mrs. Otto Berger, 15 DE MEROLIS, Joseph. Domenic De Merolis, ELROD, George W. Mrs. Alder M. Elrod, French Street, Ansonia, Conn. 324 Airy Street, Norristown, Pa. IHabersham, Ga. BREAN, Harry S. Mrs. Maude Brean, 303 DENNIS Orville 0. Mrs. William Dennis, R. GOHL, William Robert. John J. Gohl, 923 Sixth Street, Jeannette, Pa. F. D. 1, Phillips, Wiq. Columbia Street, Hudson N. Y. BUTRBY Antone. John Beirby, Marble, Minn. D WITTE, John B. Seraphine Dewitte, sr., GRILL, Louis 0. Vet drill, R. F. D. 1, BURNS: John J. Mrs. Mary Burns, 1020 Ave- Brussels, Wis. Rhinelander, Wis. une A, New York, N. Y. DORFMAN, Alexander. Sarah Zuckerman, 16 HAVENS, Lynn L. Mrs. Emma B. Havens, RYAN, Mat. Mrs. Annie Waddle, Celina, Tenn. East Seventh Street, New York, N. Y. Route 1, Grays Lake, Ill. CHAMPAGNE, Fred. Adolph Champagne, DUNNING, Garfield. Mrs. Mary J. Minton, HENDRICKSON, Eamet. Mrs. Margruet Nederland, Tex. Aulander, N. C. Lehrman, R. F. D. B, La Fayette, Ind. DYSLIN, Roland L. F. B. Dyslin, Aurelia, GEDNEY, George B. Mrs. Susan Gedney, KELLEY, Horace. Mrs. Josephine Kelley, 216 Iowa. 1093 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. East Clay Street, Lancastet, Pa. TCARLES, Thomas. Mrs. John Earles, 1138 GERACI, John F. Mrs. Sarah Geraci, 620 KIRBY, Harold L. Joe Kirby, R. F. D. 2, Sixteenth Avenue, North Seattle, Wash. North Sangamon Street, Chicago, Ill. Elliott, Iowa. dPT, Clarence A. Mrs. Bella Gift, 529 West HENNERTY, Jack J. Mrs. Laura Smith, 812 KOWALEWSKI, Walter. Joe Kowalewski, Robinson Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Lawrence Street, Allentown, Pa. 241 Goodyear Street Buffalo, N. Y. GUTOFSKI, Charles. Fred Gutofski, Chaska, HOSLER, Paul E. Charles Heller, care of LEWIS, Robert. Mrs. iattie Williams, 4 For- Minn. Thomas Peters, Canton, Ohio. mosa Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. -HARDY, Burnzy. Bill Hardy, Brewton, Ala. KAUPPI, Timothy. William N. Miller, Mason, LEWIS, Roy. Mrs. Irene Florence, Ells- HARRIS, John. Isaac Harris, 612 South Mich. worth, Ohio. Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. LOWE, Lloyd Lee. Mrs. Mary E. Lowe, Grav- LILLYBLAD, Russell G. Mrs. Anna Lillyblad, HART, Thomas. Mrs. Sarah Hart, 429 East ity, Iowa. 204 Seventh Street, Red W1ug, Minn. One hundred and forty-first Street, New McGOWAN, Walter. Mrs. Lidia McGowan, MATTINGLY, Clovis. Virginia Mattingly York, N. Y. Lim Rock, Ala. 714 South Sixteenth Street, Arkansas Cty, HAYS, Marvin M. Charley C. Hays, R. F. D. MARKISEN, Allie George. Mrs. Anna Marki- Kans. 2, Sheldon, Ind. sen, 1618 Morton Avenue, Racine, Wis. MILLER, Ballard. Rogers Miller, R. F. D. 2, HEAVIN, Wiley. Mrs. Cora Heavin, Edgar MARNIEN, Joseph L. Mrs. Mary Marnien, Winston-Salem, N. C. R Springs, Mo. 7102 James Street, Philadelphia, Pa. RENFROE, Lewis. Miss Anna B. Renfroe, HENNEBRY, William. Mrs. James Thomp- MEGEE, Joseph P. Harry P. Megee, 80 R. F. D. 1, Oconee, Ga. son, 66 Gansevoort Street, New York, N. Y. Shreve Street, Mount Holly, N. J. SALK, James. Joseph Salk, -Ojmorl, Vilma, HICKEY, Joseph E. Bird Hickey, R. F. D. 1, MILLER, Fred D. Mrs. William Miller, 439 Russia. Rossville, Ga. Forty-sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. STANTON, Albert E. Philip E. Stanton, HINTON, Norman E. George C. Hinton, MORGAN, Albert L. Mrs. Minnie H. Mor- Cause, Ala. R. F. D. 1, Warren, Pa. gan, Kingman, Kans. WAGNER, William D. Mrs. Hilma R. Wag- HIRES, Emmit M. Mrs. Susie Hires, Beat- MQ SER, Rudolph E. Mrs. Henrtetta Moser, ner, Somerset, Pa. rice, Ala. 2027 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. WEBSTER, Curtis S. Ilosea Webster, Mont- HOWARD, Harry. Samuel Howard, 102 Park NEFF, Earl Lester. Mrs. Nellis Neff, R, P. clair Hotel, Montclair, N. J. Avenue, Summit, N. J. D, 1, Withee, Wis. WELDON, Matthew X. John Weldon, 104 JOHNSON, Claude. H. S. Johnson, Sherman, PAYTON, David. Lawson Payton, Maple and First Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tex. Highland Streets, Martinaville, Ind. WINE, Vere W. Cecil A. Wine, 224 Wyman KLUS, MIKE J. Mrs. Nellie Norton, 2255 RVSEY, Benjamin F. Mrs. Grace Ramsey, Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Pratt Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ermantown, Ark. WISEMAN, Earl S. Abner S. Wiseman, Pick- LQCKETT, Charles R. Homer C. Lockett, RANCIER, Franklin E. Mrs. Elenear Ran- awoay, W. Va. Flagstaff, Ariz. cler, Port Byron, N. Y. WOZNIAK, Chester G. Walter Wozniak, 47 McCARTHY, Patrick. Miss Rose McCarthy, REIDY, Michael J. Patrick Reidy, 33 Fay- Clark Street, Milwaukee, Wis. 155 Ninth Avenue, New York, N. Y. ette Street, Cambridge Mass. ZIMMERMAN, Fred. Mrs. Augusta Zimmer- MANN, Chester A. Mrs. Lena Mann, 11 SCZPANSKI, Joseph. John Sczpanskl, Sed- man, Suttons Bay, Mich. Brown Street, Winchendon, Mass. lee, Russia. MARTIN. Lee. Mrs. Dorothy Martin, Coal- STOKES, Roy. Mrs. J. C. Snellgrove, En- Wounded (Degree Undetermined). field. Tenn. terprise, Ala. -LIEUTENANT. MERRILL, Basil. Mrs. Nancy Merrill, Sheri- VOOHfRES, Emery. John Stowitta, Grand Prive, Palatine Bridge, RUSHING, Finis E. Mrs. Emma Rushing, dan, Ind. N. Y. Coalgate, Okla. MILLER, Edward W. Joe Miller, R. F. D. 4, WALKER, William A. Mrs. Laura H. box 106, Bad Axe, Mich. Walker, R. F. D. 3, Alpharetta, Ga. SERGEANTS. MURRAY, Hugh F. Miss Mary Murray, 1822 WARNES, William Thomas. Mrs. Helen McDONALD, Kenneth C. James L. McDon- Hoffman Street, Philadelpi a, Pa. Emily Warnes, R. F. D. 1, Washington, ald, Chillicothe, Iowa. PIERSON. Charles 0. Mrs. Frances Pierson, Mich. SELKINS, Joe. Hyman Selkins, 12 Belmont Walsenburg, Colo. WATKINS. Thad B. Mrs. Sallie Watkins, Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. RANDOLPH, Carl B. Mrs. Flora Randolph, Brvson City, N. C. CORPORALS. R. F. D. 3, Athens, Pa. WILSON, Byron L. Bolton Wilson, Mount RANDOLPH, Robert. Mrs. Mable Randolph, Vernon, Iowa. BISCIIWEITZ, Walter. Wenzel Bischweltz, 2159 East Thirty-ninth Street, Cleveland, YANDELL, Robert K. Mrs. D. C. Putman, 888 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ohio. 3815 East Rich Aveflue, Spokane, Wash. LEES, Thomas J. A. Mrs. Edith M. Lees, SIENKIPWICZ, Victor. Charles Wasillewshi, 1305 North Phillip Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 2906 Denalscord Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wounded Slightly. LOARD, IHolsen K. Mrs. P. A. Loard, 7070 Andy. Mrs. Virgin H. Stevens, West Jeff Davis Street, Montgomery, Ala. STEVENS, CORPOIALS. 215 Todd Street, Frankfort, Ky. THOMPSON, MUDDELL, Arthur D. Thomas H. Muddell, SULLIVAN, John L. Mrs. O'Brien, 333 West Jonathan J. Jonathan J. 455 Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fifteenth Street, New York, N. Y. Thompson, Osborn, Mo. OYSTER, Claude W. Mrs. Henry Stackhouse, TIIELEN, Herman X. Mrs. Herman X. Thelen, *WILDE, Edwin C. Mrs. Edwin Wilde, Lake- Villisca, Iowa, Shelby, Nebr. mills, WiA. RYAN, Francis X. Mrs. Mary Ryan, 10 Yew- 73 Moore WILSON, Fred M. Henry F. Wilson, Frost- dell Street, Philadelphia, Pa. VENERI, Andrew. Antonio Venerl, burg, Md. Street, Yonkers, N. Y. PRIVATES. SMITH, Horace. Mrs. G. L. Smith, 303 East WALSH, George. Mrs. Mary Walsh, 98 Romana Street, Pensacola, Fla. Trautman Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ADCOCK, Robert E. Mrs. Jennie White, 306 ERNST, Francis X. Mrs, Anna Ernst, Armeo WALSH, Joseph B. Mrs. John Geehan, Jes- Kinchelo Street, Carrollton, Mo. Foreign Club, Middletown, Ohio. sup, Pa. BEAULIEU, Alfred. Michael Beaulieu, 1501 GOWDY, Jackson C. Mrs. Ruby McPherson, Robert Wharten- Pleasant Street, Fall River. Mass. Comanche County, Tex. WHARTENBY, Thomas W. by, sr., 2728 North Lehigh Avenue, Philadel- HRUSKA, Joseph. Mrs. Bessie Hruska, R. P. MARTIN, Peter T. Mrs. W. M. Martin, 1)D. 3, Cedar Rapids, Iown. Greensboro, Ala. phia. Pa. WHITE, Jefferson. J. D. White, Gilbert, La. HUNT, Bert U. Mrs. Ella C. Hunt, 55 Onona- MOORE, Harold C. Fred Iloore, R. F. D. 1, YERKINS, Clifford E. George T. Yerkins, daza Street, Skaneateles, N. Y. I Garrison, Iowa. Sharpsburg, Pa. McCORKLE, Clarence B. J. A. McCorkle, MURPHY, Harry T. Mrs. Anna C. Murphy, YURECKE William. John Yurecke, 3315 Avenue I and Ninth Street, Crowley, La. 2933 McPherson Avenue St. Louis, Mo. North Albany Avenue, Chicago, Ill. McDANIEL, John Wesley. William D. Mc- SILVA, Daniel P. Mrs. hfary K. Silva, 153 Daniel, care of Highland Cotton Mills, High Maple ZEOLI, Dominick. Miss Elizabeth Zeoll, 1480 Street, Lawrence, Mass. One hndred and seventy-second Street, New Point. N. C. BUGLER. York, N.Y. MER, Mike. Mrs. Anna Mer, Brest-Litowshy, Russia. SHAW, Henry I. Frederick H. Shaw, Ulster, ZUK, Peter F. Antonia Zuk, 13 Humboldt MILLER, Thomas P. Phillip Miller, 947 Fifth Pa. Boulevard, Jamaica, N. Y. Street, Appleton, Wis. MIECITANIO. ANGEVINE, Roy Joseph. Mrs. A. C. Ange- MOSKOWITZ, Harry. Isaac Moskowitz, 4609 WELSH, Michael. John M. Welsh, 508 First vne, 412 North Porter Street, Saginaw, Mision Street, San Francisco, Cal. Avenue, New York, N. Y. Mich. RICE, Charles. William J. Linehan, 291 ,First WAGONER. BIELSKI, Albin. John Bielskl, 1757 Wilmot Avenue, New York, N. Y. Avenue, Chicago, Ill. SCOTT. Curtis L. W. H. Scott, Reform, Ala. HUGHES, Rollie. Mrs. Mary Hughes, 45 WALTERS, Frederick R. Mrs. Fred R. Wal- Wood Street, East Palestine, Ohio, BROTTON, William Franklin. Mrs. Ella May ters, 3914 Brown Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Brotton, 924 Poplar Street, Wilmington, WARREN, Oscar. Mrs. Betty Warren, Pitts- PRIVATES. Del. . burg, Ky. BELK, James D. Mrs. Mary F. Belk, 205 CAIN, William F. Mrs. Margaret Shephard, WIEDEMANN, William. Mrs. Matilda Wiede- South Millvale Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 123 Congress Avenue New Haven, Conn. mann, Platonia, Tex. BLATINIK, John. Mrs. Josephine Blahaik, CANTRELL, William d. Hayden P. Cantrell, WOLFF, John. Mrs. John Wolff, 451 West 600 Baker Avenue, Menominee, Mich, Atoka, Okla. Fifty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. 9 CASUALTIES' REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING WOODARD, Coleman B. Lennie Woodard, RICHARDS, Clyde Eltoh. Mrs. Ella Rich- McCULLOUGH, Frank Wyckoff. Thomas W. Newell, Ala, ards R. F. D. 1, Raymilton, Pa. Nc 11opgh, Bellemead, Somerset County, Prisoner. BASS, Fred. Mrs. Callie Evans, Edenton, N. C. McGINTY, Charles. . Mrs. Lillie Schroeder, DICKSON, Richard H. Mrs. Mary J. Dickson, 126 Cortland Street, Belleville, N. y. PRICE, John D. Ebenezer Price, 530 Morgan 2343 Linden Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. MONTEITH, Walter L. Andy J. Monteith, Street, Dickson, Pa- FOSTER Henry L. Mrs. Pearl H. Foster, Glenville, N. C. R. F. F). 1, Brookneal, Va. MONTGOMERY, Lowell. Edward E. Mont- SECTION 2, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. GRIFFITHS, Samuel S. William J. Griffiths, gomery, Longlane, Mo. 2502 Hallott Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. MOONEY, George Thomas. Mrs. Mary A. The following casualties are reported LUlKER, John HI. John Lurker, route 7, Mooney, 636 Prescott Avenue, Scranton, Pa. by the commanding general of the Ameri- Mount Vernon, Ind. MORRIS, John T. John W. Morris, R. F. D. MAcNAIR, 2, can Expeditionary Forces: James S. Mrs. Mary Brown Sem- St. Paul, Kans. ple, 1111 Trenton Avenue, Wilklnsburg, Pa. NOLAND, Ott. Mrs. Mary J. Noland, Ber- MARCHBANK, Killed in action ------186 Charles 0. Steve Marchbank, wyn, Okla. general delivery Van Buren, Mo. OLES, Steve. Mrs. Frank Oles, 2019 West Died of wounds ------150 MILES, Herbert 1. Mrs. Mattie 3. Miles, Nineteenth Street, Chicago, Ill. Died of disease ------139 Warrenton, N. C. OTT, David. Charlie Ott, Rockford, Tenn. MORRIS, Walter A. Mrs. Vera W. Morris, RIDGLEY, Oliver L. Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Wounded severely ------22 222 Clay Street, Massilion, Ohio. 323 Mercer Street Warren, Ohio. Wounded (degree undetermined) - 19 O'CONNOR, John C. Mrs. Delia Wait, 2626 RIGNEY, Richard P. William T. Rigney, Wounded slightly ------27 Wells Street, Chicago, Ill. Manor, Pa. PATTON, Joseph. Mrs. Susan A. Patton, ROBINSON, Aubrey E. Mrs. Frank Robinson, Peavine, Tenn. 5Tracey Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Total ------543 STOIJDENHEIMER, Benjamin. Mrs. Anna RS, Bud. Phillips A. Ross, Granby, Mo. Stoudenhelmer, Wooster, Ohio. ANDERSON Pete Mrs. Charles J. Peterson, Killed in Action. WEARE, Leora M. Lorenzo Weare, R. F. D. 508 North Fourth Street, Marshalltown, 1, Versailles, Ind. Iowa. WEAVER, Frank. Lafayette Weaver, War- BARRY, Frank T. Mrs. Margarite Barry, 321 MASORS. renton, N. C. South Street, Ridgeway Pa KREUTZ, Joseph G. Mrs. Pauline Krents, WEYLANDT, Lester L. Mrs. Margaret Wey- BENOIT, Maurice H. Henry Benoit, 1004 care of Bank of California, Tacoma, Wash. landt, Peters, Cal. Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N Y. ANDERSON, Thomas Belford. Mrs. Ruth J. WOMMACK, Virgil C. Mrs. Marie Wommack, BLAKE, Rubble B. Joe Blake, Lessvllle, N. C. Anderson, 10 Lloyd Avenue, Latrobe, Pa. Sunnyside, Wash. BREIHAN, Arthur W. Henry W. Breihan, 7726 Michigan MECHANICS. Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. CAPTAINS. BROWN, Danile D. Thomas L. Brown, Keiser, ARNOLD, ORVILLE L. Mrs. Kate Arnold, KAWCIZYNSKI, Alexander J. Mrs. Frances Ark. 211 North Chester Street, Sparta, Wis. Kaweizynski, 1430 Emma Street, Chicago, BROWN, Guy C. Mrs. Emma Brown, God- MURPHY, Jeremiah E. T. J. Murphy, 86 Ill qard, Kans. Liberty Street, Bridgeport, Conn. KIEBS, Charles W. Philip Krebs, Orange, BUCHANAN, Elwood K. Mrs. Christina Bu- REED, then J. H. Mrs. Caroline Reed, 38 burg, N. Y. ganan, 2333 Tasker Street, Philadelphia, Moys to Street, Schenectady, N. Y. VAVRUSA, Frank. Frank Vavrusa, Skid- SODEMANN, Clarence John. Chris Sodemann, more. Tex. BUlRLESON, James. Lenn Burleson, Boon- 8514 Connecticut Street, Sr Louis, Mo, .WILKINS, Charlie V. Charlie B. Wilkins, ford NAC 302 Anderson Street, West Durham, N. C. BYROk, Edward J. Mrs. Mary Byron, 5807 LIEUTENANTS. MUSICIAN. EmeraId Avenue, Chicago Ill CHALMERS, Arkansas R. ABEL, Louis Raymond. Mrs. Ida May Abel, ADAMSON. Paul D. George E. Adamson, Mrs. Thomas Chal- 2447 Prospect Avenue, mers, South Swain Street, Raleigh, N. C. Lebanon, Conn. Kansas City, Mo. CH AIE1R, Paul W. William Chamier, 1421 ROTH, Irving. Abraham Roth, 354 Hunter PRIVATES. Man treet, Evansville, Street, Ossining, N. Y. Ind. ADAMS, Thomas G. Ernest W. Adams, CHUAPMIAN, Arden L. Wesley Chapman, 621 KELLER, Daniel S. Mrs. Frances B. Keller, Crystal Avenue, Findlay, Ohio. Rosemont, Pa. gainesboro, Frederick County, Va. ANDERSON, Vern Albeln. Mrs. Sophia An- CHESTNUT, Harold W. Mrs. Jennie Chest- SERGEANTS. derson, Ellington, N. Y. nut, 8 Perot Street, New York, N. Y. ANDERSON, Willam R. William 'Anderson, CRISTENSEN, Pete. George Christensen, BARNETT, Clifton F. Mrs. Nellie Barnett, Harrison, N V erth Amboy, N. J. 236 North Orchard Street, Logan, Ohio. DAVIS, Fay Irving. Mrs. Ida M. BECKER, George Miss Mae Becker, 200 APPLETON, deorge E. Mrs. Christine Ap- Davis, Main F. pleton, 311 ehigh Street Pittsburgh Pa. treet, Fort Johnson, N. Y. Lock Street, Albany, N. Y. DODSON, William T. Jerry W. Dodson, Sec- ASHCRAPT HenryL. Yesse T. Aslcract, Sandy ,GEIRIG, Carl F. George Braunlich, 529 R. F. D. , Milan, Inld. Ridge, N. C. ond Street, Marietta, Ohio. DONNELLY, Joseph P. Mrs. Katherine KRAL, Charles. Mrs. Daisy Kral, York AUSTIN, William. Mrs. Mary Austin, 968 A. Springs, Pa. Jacksboro Street, Khoxville Tenn. 8onnelly, 222 Sixteenth Street, San Diego, AVANT, John It. Mrs. John I. Avant, 4I3e- LONG. Raymond Smith. Isaiah B. Long, DONNELLY, Stephen Emmett. Jerry J. Dor. Doviestown Pa. marie N C BAJlJY#, Antone W. Aptone Pybullwicus, 39 Peekskill, N. Y. McKINNON, 'Elwyn Charles. Mrs. Christina DRAPR,sey950 Cecil.Main Street,Mrs. McKinnon, 1828 East Sixty-eighty Street, Franklin Street, New Britain, Conn. Lizzie Draper, Herrin, BAKER, Charles A. Mrs. Mattle B. Baker, Los Angeles, Cal. DUNCAN, Kirk II. Mrs. Elizabeth MARTIN, Cecil Courtney. Mrs. MildTed A. Cloverdale, Cal. Lynnville, L. Duncan, BECHANA, Ivey D. John T. Bechanan, Iowa. Martin, 406 Mississippi Avenue and Fourth' EASTER, John H. Mrs. Martha Easter, Route Street, Mitchell, Ind R. F. D. 4.Elizabethtown, Ky. BIGREE, Lawrence. Mrs. E. H. Bigbee, Oak Linwood, N. C. MASONI, John. John 1asoni, Villa, Province MUNDSON, Arthur L. Mrs. Bergoma, Italy Ridge, Miss. May E. Pope, BOGARDUS, Frank R. F. D. 5, Snow Hill N. C. NEWCOMB, Charlie B. Mrs. Charlotte Le- S. Mrs. Garnetta Bo- EDWARDS, Garde Calvin. Aleck Edwards, 'Ryer, 4257 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. gardus, Montrose, N. Y. BOLTZ. Xavier John. Highlands, N. C. SHEEHY, Norman R. Mrs. Matilda Cobble- Mrs. Appolonla Boltz, EGAN, John G. Mrs. Catherine Egan, 1800 Place, Los An- 918 West Twenty-eighth Street. Erie, Pa. Sixth Avenue, dick, 852 West Fifty-eighth BONAWITZ, Watervliet. N. Y. geles, Cal. Charles 1. Mrs. Daniel Bona- ELLIS, Leonidas V. Mrs. Hattie B. Ellis, box STEED, James A. James H. Steed, De Witt, witz Pine Grove, Schuylkill County, Pa. 172, Princeton, Mo. Va. BOM.NeGARDEN, Kelly. Klass Bommgarden, FERGUSON, Louis J. Mrs. Johanna Fer- SWEARER, Herbert D. Mrs. William H. Steen, Minn, guson. 11 Watt Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Swearer, West Broad Street, Malvern, Pa. COCHRANE, Frederick W. James Cochrane, FLATLEY, James. Patrick Flatley, 870 Provi- SWEETNAM, John M. Mrs. Jennie N. Sweet- 33 Church Street, Brockton, Mass. dence Road, Scranton, Pa. nam, Sebastopol, Cal. CORRELL, William J. Abraham D. Correll, FLEMMING, Frederick F. Mrs. D. 0. Flem- WHITNEY, William E. Mrs. Clara E. Myers, Kannapolis, N. C. min, 530 Walnut Street, Royersford Pa 6395 Dane Street, Oakland, Cal. COUGHLIN, John P. Mrs. Della Coughlin, FUERST, Alfred E. Mrs. Margaret uorst, WILLIAMS. Headley. Charles T. Williams, Spruce Street, Archbald, Pa. 9600 Hilgert Drive, Cleveland, Ohio. Lebanon, Mo. COULTER, Ernest M. Charles Valentine GLAVIN, Edward J. Mrs. -Johanna Glavin, ADAMS, Benjamin J. Julius Adams, 230 Coulter, Robinson, Ill. 173 Abbott Road, Buffalo, N. Y. Sixth Alenue, North St. Cloud, Minn. CROWDER. John. John Crowder, R. F. D. 5, GR3ANTHAM, Adrian II. Albert G. Grant ASHWORTIf, Denis. Martin Ashworth, Boy 36, Brownsville, Tenn. ham. R. F. D. 2, Mount Olive, N. C. Orange, Tex. CUPELIA, Frank. Mrs. Mary Micko, Beaver GREEN, Milton Asbury. Joseph H. Green, BERSON, Harry. Abraham Berson, 37 Olive Meadow, Pa. Blow lng Rock, N. C. Street New Britain, Conn. DAVIS, WILLIE B. John P. Davis, 17 Akard HILL, Buck. John T. Hill, Smithfield, N. C. FAGG, Auls. Mrs. Florence Russell, R. F. D. Street, Dallas, Tex. HUNTER, Monroe R. David Hunter, R. P. 7. Maryville. Tenn. EPSTEIN, Meier. Mrs. Celia Newman, 1765 D. 2, Dillsburg, Pa. MONDAY, Thomas. Robert F. Monday, Bethgate Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. KIRVIN, Vincent. Miss Alice Kirvil, 507 Weaverville, N. C. FOY, Leslie. Van Fay, Route 1, Verona, N. C. South Fourth Street, Winterset, lowa. OLMSTED, Arthur F. Fred A. Olmsted, PRAIM, John. Mrs. Mary Fraim, 1271 South KUKULL, Stephen. Nick Halavanich, Malo, South Fallsburg, N. Y. Hollywood Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Wash. ROSE, Arvel 0. Miss Pauline Rose, 827 North FRANKLIN, Oscar. Mrs. M. A. Franklin, LEO, Samuel. Antonio Leo, Halifax, Pa. Broad Street, Carlinville, Ill. Montgomery, Ala. M LEOFSKY Leo. Albert Leofsky, R. F. D. 3, CORPORALS. GARLAND, John L. Miss Annie Garland, Spring dreek, Pa. Monroe, N. C. LEONARD, Lloyd. N. J. Peck, R. F. D., ALBACKER, John L. Mrs. Laura Albacker, GODPREY, Frank. Albert H. Godfrey, Simp- Wakeman, Ohio. 228 Tenth Street, Aspinwall, Pa. sonville, S. C. LESPERANCE, Isadore. Mrs. Josephine Les- ALSTATT, Charlie. Mrs. Ella McCain, Wins- HAMES, firoadus B. Mrs. Broadus B. Hames, erance, 2023 Jackson Street, Two Rivers, low. Ind. R. F. D. 6, Gaffney, S. C. MORRIS, Overton P. Mrs. George Morris, HUDSPETH, Silas H. Mrs. Annie Hudspeth, LEWIS, Alva C. Raymond Lewis, R.*F. D. 1, 612 Catherine Street, Metropolis, Ill. Yellville, Ark, Bible Grove, Ill. 71*-18- 3 10 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLEITN:, ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING LEWIS. Howard M. Mrs. Helen Lewis, 908 MONTGOMERY, Frank Talbot. James Mont- RALSTON, Wilbur. Frank Ralstan, 247 Ann Lipan Street. Denver, Colo. gomery, 012 Franklin Street, Wausau, Wis, Street, Winchester, Ind. LIPSIITZ, Sam. Morris Goldman, 81 Cannon TAYLOR, Hall A. Mrs. James I. Taylor, 347 REEVES, Clinton. Mrs. Virgil Reeves, Cran- Street, New York, N. Y. Sims Avenue, Wyoming, Ohip. dull, Tenn. R. I. D. LITTLE, Ranz, y U. Thomas Little, ssaas. RODGERS. Raymond. Dick Rodgers, R. F. D. 2, Stanfield, N. C. 1, Accotink, Va. LONG, Louis L. George Long. R. F. D. 2, HARRIS, Leslie F. Mrs. Martha Harris, 1005 ROIANSKI, Paul P. Mrs. Anne Aemanski, Ohio, Mo. Watibridge Drive, Toledo, Ohio. Elizabeth, Pa. LOWE, Roy. Joseph Lowe, Clagle, W. Va. McCARThY, James. Mrs. Margaret Fitzger- ROWEN, James P. George E. Rowen, Barton, LUCCHESI. Alfred. Mrs. Jennie Lucehest, 234 ald,-122 Putuam Court, Lowell, Mass. Vt. West Thirty-fitth Street, New York, N. Y. PAULSON, Arthur. Mrs. Anna Paulson, 51 SANKNER, Steve Rudolph. Charles Sankner, LYNCH. John E. Archie A. Lynch, R. F. D. Linden Avenue, Cadillac, Mich. Lewis Run, la. 5 Durham,IN. C. SMITH, Horace V. Mrs. Ella J. Smith, 120 THiORNTO(N, Howard A. Lincoln Thornton, LYNCH, Owen. Mrs. Ross Mullers, 515 East Chestnut Stret, Kearney, *N. J. R. F. D., Higley, Ariz. Broadway. Butte, Mont. STRAS81,URG, Frid. August Strassburg, 700 VIN'CI4NECR.LL. Gaolano. Alfred Vincigner- LYONS, Gerald L. Mrs. Catherine Lyons, McKiustry Street, Detroit, Mich. rn, 912 Locust Street, Camden, N. J. 24:5 East iazzard Street, Philadelphia. Pa. WILL itO, William R. Andrew Wiflifrod, ALLAIRE. i anil I'vul. Mrs. Elizabeth Al- McCOLLISTER, William T. Mrs. Joe Mc- R. F. D. 1, Moriah, N. C. laire, 73 York Street, Rochester, N. Y. Collister, Phoenix, Ala. BEAN, Frederick. Mrs. Anna E. Bean, 3203 APPELL, William. Mrs. Agatia Schwall, 171 Metl OLLUM, .John P. Mrs. Mary English, 52 Ester Place, Baltimore, Md. Forsythe Street, New York, N. Y. echool Street, Galeton, Pa. ECKflART, Glen D. Lewis Eckhart, Brock- ARCHER, Walter -. Max Archer, 7 Spear McDONALD. Carrel A. Charles 3. McDonald, ford, Ohio. Street, Melrose, Mass. Wall. S. Dak. WHITE, GILBERT B. David C White, sr., ARCHIBALD, John. William Archibald, On- MclNTOSRI, James unter. Henry H. McIn- Trinity, N. C. nalinda, Pa. tosh, 5010 South Oak Street, Trinidad, Coto. CORPOR AI.S. BARDONS. Frank T. Mrs. Ellen E. Bardons, R. F. MCMAHAN, Henry R. Gibb McMaban, ANDERSON, Elmer It. Bernard M. Anderson, 263 Jefferson Street, Hartford, Conn. D. 6, Sevierville, Tenn. 2002 South Twelfth Street, Tacoma, Wash. BANONE, Stan. Rosa Basone, 919 Cambridge MABEIRY, Wayman. Mrs. Florence Ma- Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Danville, BEATTY, Russell T. James C. Beatty, Blue- berry, 001 East Madison Street, mont, Va. PAUER, Joseph G Mrs. Mary Bower, 617 Ill. CAIN, Sanford. Joseph Cain, Westminster, Grandview Street, Wheeling, W. Va. MACKENZIE. Pressley Irwin. Harry F. Mac- BEDELL, Oliver M. Mrs. Olive Bedell, Bay Kenzie, care of Henry W. Fischel & Sons, S. C. View Avenue, Baldwia, N. Y. New York, CRAWLEY, Ery E. Nash B. Crawley, Mays- 126 West Twenty-second Street, ville. Ark. BERGER, Frank. Mier Sheer, 1099 West Fay- N. Y. A. Mrs. Mary Frank, 117 ette Street. Paltimore Md. MACY, Willie Ernest. Julius Macy, R. F. D. FRANK, Louis BLOOM, Harvey C. Margaret Bloom, 160 C. Madison Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. 2. Kernersville, N. KIMBALL, Herbert Philander. Mrs. Aice Hoffman Avenue, Trenton, N. J. MAKUCII, Steny. Frank Makuch, 8014 Avenue, Grand BOGASIAN, Mike John Bedrosian, 227 Bert- i-p fell Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Rose Kimball, 1954 Francis ges Street. Akron, Ohio. MILLARD. Clarence. Thomas C. Mallard, Rapids. Mich. BOHAN, George S Emma Mouser, 540 Sierra R. F. D. 6, box 229, Dallas, Tex. PRICE, Miles. Mrs. NVIlle A. Price, Stella- Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Martin, coom. Wash. MARTIN, Frederick. Mrs. Thoresa Clin- BROWN, Lewis. Mrs. Missouri Brewn, 2838 Avenue, Utica, N. Y. WILLETT, Charles. Edward Willett, Plortsmooth l3 1015 Cleveland ton. Me. lie1h Str-t. MECONI, Frank. Mrs. John Shafer, 140 Young, OR BROWN. Milford H. Christopher I. Brown, Miller Street, Mansfield. O' o. YOUNG, Gilbert A. Mrs. Flora box 021, AzuRL, Cal. Cam- South Stret, Waterbury, Conn. MEGGS. David P. Mrs. Susie Simpson, Baufleld, Van Et- BROWN. Waldo R. John W. Brown, Niles den. N. C. BAKER, Hiram D. Mark Center, Ill. MFYFR, Henry. Mrs. Fannie J. Meyer, ten, N. Y. BURNS. Filbrt T. Mrs. Mary Burns, Route S. Dak. HUNTLEY, Robert E. Mrs. Teligha P. Yeling, R. F D. 2. Castlewood. N. C. 11. Conlev Springs, N. C. , Ellsworth W. John B. Miller, R. F. D. 1, Iutherforaton, BUSPY, Adolphus G. Miss Esther Boaby, R. F. D. 1, Ray Milton, Pa. KPr-plvSKv Arette. Mrs. Rosa, Krupinsky, R. F. D. 2. Mineola, Tex. Mrs. Hattie Minnis, Wins- 125 Vine Street, FrPmont, Nebr. MINNIS. Homer. EI Plummer, Clarita, CAHILL. Christopher .T., jr. Chrtstopher J. low, Ind. MA NN, Charles C. John. Cahill 32 Willow Terrace. Hohoken. N. .T. A. Mrs. Nellie Moore, I. F. D. Okis. MOORE, Floyd Steven J. Mrs. Mary Mercer, CHAMPERLAIN, Alphonse A. Israel Cham- 1 Os'raoom, Iowa. MFTCER, berlain 31.7 Fourth Street NE., Minneapo- Adda Miller, Cal- Saxon, Wis. Minn.. MORRITS. Dennis T. Mrs. PARKER, Verner B. Mrs. Malie Parker, 1407 lia, lao. Mo. CITAMPEAU, Tadore N. Mrs. Josephine L. Mrs. Victoria 1. Mor- Orand Avenue, Evansville. Ind. MORRISON. George A. Mrs. Helen 0. Porter, Charpean. Clerry Valley, Mass. rison, 2040 Woodbury Avenae. Baltimore, PORTER. GTy DALLTNGER, eorge N. MI-s Margaret Md. Alm, Idaho. B. Waiel Troxell, 713 Southworth: 705 South Chnreb Street, MURRAY. Ton D. Mrs. Barbra Murray, TROXETL, Oscar Charlotto. N. C 5i Tuxill Street. Auburn, N Y Washienton Street, Allentown. Pa. TRTFCKFY. LTeo .T. Mrs. Anna H. T1eukey, DAVIS, Ollie. Miss Sue W. Dvis, Hollytree, RTTNIN, Max. Mrs. Salie Rubin. 107 East Ala. One bundred and fifteenth Street, New 715 Middle Street, North Braddock, Pa. DAY, Frank C. Mrs Helen IM. Day, Price, Vark ',, .Y. BUGLER. N. Da k. BCJAEPFPRI, John A. Mrs. Laura Sehaneffer, 'al. MATFHEWS. Nova R. William Mathews, Uslfon DFONA N. Putriekf E. Mrs Marcret Degnan, 550 Mission Road. Ls Anreles. City, Okla. i5 Riehard -on Street. Woern. wvas. SCTTNTXtZ. Frot F, Mrs. Margaret Schmals. MECHANIC, FLYNN. George A. Mrs. Nellie. Bennt, 203 ponts 4. Olen. Utah. Tbol NvennIe. Braddock. Pa. SCOLTERT Ginsepni. Mrs. Catarina Pietri-l LARREN, Daniel. Nels C. Larsen, R. F. D. 2, GAILAND. Jack. Bessi- earland, 305 nocla. MAiernto. Italy. Ellensburg, Wash. Proome Street New Tork. N.. V. SIFGEELBAT'M. Hyman Isadore Si.'gelbaum, WAGONER. GEYER. Tenisein S Harry Geyer, Nerth 120 Poet Proadway, New York. N Y. Pide Pittsburgh, Pa. Olon 0. James J. Skinner, Ea- DAVIS, Eugene R. Mrs. John Davis, 1628 SKTNNER. Reoina Street, Harrisbrg, Pa. HAMITLTON. lownr R Mrs. Lera L. Hfam- fort, N. C. iltmyf. Tenn. SUT1(LIFF. Frei (I. Martin Subclff 269 STOVER, Roy A. Mrs. Ethel A. Stover, Ar- Bir Santly. 1Ungton Station, Riverside, Cal. ITA-SC'T. Mharles C. William Modenbricken, First Avenue. Cfnton, Iowa. Peoria. Ill. SWANSON, Swantie E. Nels Swanson, Quick, CHAFUSTji. HARTPER. Elmer. George B. Tharper, 1508 FREESTONE, Thomas L. Harrison Fzeestone, Jh,,s Street. Eansville. InAd. IEACHENOR, Ivan I. Mrs. Monroe Teach- Hulbrite, Saskatchewan, Canada, HARPER. ,nor. gcnornl delivery, Shelina, Mo. Gieoree A. Mrs. Catherine A. Narn- PHIVATEs. Pro*', Pumnnss. Va. TFFT.t Everett. Mrs. Adeline Tef't, HARVTv. Rsvmond W. Mrs. Allwith lfar- canee t Pier. R. I. CHRISTIANSEN, Marius H. Nels lacobson, rev. Fort Areas. N. V_ UPOITVRCTT. William C. Mrs. Ellen Up- Rihnasted, Iowa. Forker, TTOLCOMB. Frod G Hentry Holcomb, Os' eburch, Albany. Ky. FORKIER, Albert E. Mrs. James W. horn. Mills. W Va. VANCTL, Ernesf W. Mrs. Harriet Beard, De- 11 Grant Street. Redlands, Cal. HOnVWR. P'wl. Mms MiaTie Hoiver, Mount onoin, Tll. GRAY, Ira Vandorn. Mrs. Minnie D. Gray, VAPFL. Philip. Mrs. Nushy Vasel, Kortsa, R. F. D. 1, Anstinville, Va. JENKTNS.- William L. Mrs. Annie Jenkins, Alhania. GREENLY, Leroy. William Greenly, 757 T, na. va. VATOTTAN. Lucian L. William T. Vaughan, North Eiahth Street, Readier, Pa. KTTPITLER1fEngene A. J. Grogan, R. F. Mrs. Mary Kibbler, SOrance, Va. GROGAN, William H. Wilson NV-en. -t. VT AENE, August. Charley Vlnene, Parnley, D. 1, Price, N. C. One KTRKLAND. Pobert L. Mrs. Ella . Kirk- GULLY, Joseph, Frank Gully, 320 East land R. F D. 5, CIanton. Al WINSLOW, Lee G. Mrs. Addle Winslow, R. hundred and fifteeth Street, New York, N. Y. KOPT.IN. Waiter. Prak Koplin, Riverside F. D. 14, Jonesboro. ld. KEENER, Floyd Henry. Mrs. Rose Keener, Roscoe. N. Y. Per-tary: rlevelanTi Obfl. Died from Wounds Received in Action. KR 'AMPR. John I. Harry B. Kramer, Beling- LAYDEN, Martin. Michael O'Bren, 710 Kel- ton. CAPTAIN- ley Avenue, Springfield, Ohio. W. Va. MILLER, Henry John. Mrs. Ells Headersen, LATRD. Walter Frank. Mrs. Eama Gould, FREEMAN, Clarence P. Mrs. Harold A. Free- Dayton. Pa. man, St. Davids. Pa. ITorton, Kans. MINGI.E, Claude L. Jake lingle, R. . D. 8, LA M1NACK. Peter T. Mrs. Rate La Maack, LIETTENANTS. Knoxville, Tenn. - Dundee, Minn. REAFLEY, Tom Reed. Mrs. Tom R. Bealey, MOLANDRINO, LUigi. Marro Molandrino, LEACH. Th-nia. I. John C. Leach, John. Rerd villp. Ga. T0SO Brunswick Street, Jersey City, N. J. son City, Tenn. 0O-. Paul L. Mrs. Paul L. Goss, 215 Alpine MONTAGUE John M.. W. BrIt Porbes, Elm Pace Cincinnati. Ohio. City, N. C. LETIMAN, Russell Harry. Mra. Aante I. BALL, Gordon X. L. T. Hal, 11 West Walton MURPH'I, Lonts. Mrs. C. G. Dreyer, 2001 Lehnma, 130 South Main Street. Chambers- P'ace. Chicago. Ill. Market Street, Hurnrihal, Mo. burg. Pa. ARGETT, Earlston L, Mrs. D. H. Harett, O1,%EN, Sherman. Peter 0isen,. . P. 1i 824 LEVE.NGOOD. Lloyd C. Mrs. Augata Liven- Rockwell Terrace, Frederick, MI. box 49, Blackereek, Wis. good, 890 McClain Smet WiesBarre, Pa, THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. 11 CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING LUTKUS, Alexander. Mrs. Louise L, Wise, CORPORALS. HEYWORD, Abraham. Mrs. Tira Heyword, 1251 East Twentieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. BOHN, William T. Daniel C. Bohn, 208 North Frogmore, S. C. McELHANEY, Harry Lee. Mrs. E. L. Mc- Tenth Street, Lamoni, Iowa. KING, Dwight P. Wilfred P. King, North Elhaney, 671 Beaver Street, Conneaut, Ohio. GLEICHMANN, Louis. Frederick Lasier, 908 Glendale Avenue, Glendale, Cal. McGILLIS, Fred: Miss Philemine McGillis, Angelic Street, North Bergen, N. J. KLEE, Conrad. Conrad Kleo, sr., Edgemont Malto, Mont. HISSON, Raymond L. Daniel J. Hesson, Station, East St. Louis, Ill. MACK, HARRY. Mrs. Mary Mack, 20 Adams Taneytown, Md. , LANGREHR, William E. Ernest A. Lan- Street, San Francisco, Cal. LOY, Pearl E. Clarence E. Loy, Larimore, grehr, Route 2, box 65, Granton, Wis. MADDEN, Arthur. 1irs. Jennie Madden, 521 Iowa. LARSON, Louis L. Victor Larson, R. F. D. 3, Pine Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. W.KLE Edward. Mrs. Maggie Winkle, 1620 box 53, Kennedy, Minn. MALONEY, James L., Jr. James Maloney, rth Third Street, St. Charles,%Mo. LEIBY, John F. Mrs. Sarah Leiby, R. F. D. 622 Tenth Avenue, New York, N. Y. STH, Samuel. Mrs. Sarah Smith, 1736 7, Allentown, Pa. MANCINI, Robert. Mrs. Cathrine Mancini, erson Avenue, Scranton, Pa. LONG, Walter I. Lewis Long, general deliv- Ottona Mare, Province di Cheiti, Italy. VANDERPOOL, William, Mrs. Henry Dorn, ery, Lake City, Mich. MARCHOM, Orville W. Mrs. Mary H. 243 North Sixth Street, Paterson, N. J. LUCKEY, Sidney. Mrs.- Sally Luckey, R. F. Marchom, Carlyle, Ill. D. 2, Ruston, La. MASHBURN, Ernest 'L. George E. Mash- MECHANIC. MCADAMS, Doyal B. John E. McAdams, For- burn, R. F. D. 1, Judson, N. C. CHADWICK, Gordon. Mrs. Nina Chadwick, rest, Ind. MASKERY, Lewis G. Mrs. Emma L. Maskery, Custer, Mich. ALBRECHT, Louis X. Mrs. Minnie Fredrick, 4004 Napa Street, Spokane, Wash. WAGONER. 1330 Eighth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. MATYA, Andrew. Charles Matya, Tarnov, BERRENS, Nicholas. Mrs. James Berrens, BARNES, Norris H. Eugene A. Barnes, 2205 Nebr. R. F. D. 2, Cullman, Ala, Wtst Sixteenth Street, Oklahoma City, MERRILL, Charles H. Mrs. Euridice Sturte- Okla. vant, Hekron, Me. PRIVATES. BARNETT, Thomas D. Perry B. Barnett, MITERKO, Michael. Mrs. Catherine Miterko, ALBERTSON, Ralph M. Albert Albertson, Yarrow, Mo. Box 57, Ramey, Pa. R. F. D. 1, Beldenville, Wis. BERG, John. Martha Marks Berg, 171 Al- MORGAN, Henry Zadock. Mrs. Sarah Mor- ANDERSON, Edward. Sadie Anderson, 308 bany Arenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. gan, 107 West Nebraska Avenue, St. Jo- East Eleventh Street, Charlotte, N. C. BOATWRIGHT, Bishop. Mrs Susie B. Boat- seph, Mo. ANDERSON, Harold H. Kall Lybeek, 2420 wright, R. F. D. 4, Louisville, Ga. MORRIS, Willie Z. Mrs. Sjphia Morris, Elk- Railroad Avenue, Bellingham, Wash. BRYANT, Edward. Saul Fisher, Sealy, Tex. hart, Tex. ANTHONY, FRANK J. Mrs. Carrie Anthony, BUCKLEY, Samuel F. Mrs. Joseph Posante, NAGEL, Jacob. Mike Nagel, Glen Ullin, N. White Sulphur Springs, Mont. 1899 East Forty-first Street, Cleveland, Dak. AIKEN, William, Mrs, Christina Husser, Ohio. NETZER, William L. William L. Netzer, R. F. D. 2, Holly Hill, S. C. CONEY, John F. John Coney, R. F. D. 1, Sanger, Cal. ARCHER, Glen B. Mrs. Maude Sanford, 1445 Stroh, Ind. NICHOLS, William A. Charles H. Tyson, Palmwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. CONGER, Miller J. Mrs. Cathrine E. Con- I. F. D. 5, Quarryville, Pa. ARNOLD, Charles G. Miss Louise Arnold, ger, R. F. D. 1, Olustee, Okla. NINIK, Philip. Sam Snawise, 222 Newark 1613 Hamilton Avenue, North Bergen, N. J. DECARO, Joseph. John Veccia, 52 Britton Street, Hoboken, N. J. BARRETT, Walter C. John N. Barrett, Street, West Briglhton, N. Y. O'CONNELL Charles A, J. McSweeney, R. Wayne, Nebr. DIMEDIO, Albirt. A. G. Dimedlo, Civitella F. D. 2, dortland, N. Y. BATES, David M. Genera L. Bates, R. F. D. Messer, Ramonto, Italy. OGLE, Charles W. Joseph E. Ogle, 2415 2, Cleburne, Tex. DIXON, Jesse. Mrs. Julia West, 623 St. Milam Stret, Houston, Tex. BAYNE, Samuel E. Mrs. Fannie L. Bayne, Paul Stret, Beloit, Wis. OGLETHORPE, Clem. Mrs. Margaret Ogle- McCurdy Avenue, Towson, Md. DORIAN, Dan. Miss Myrtle Jamieson, 3544 thorpe, 1560 East Thirteenth Street, Cleve- BNNETT, Carroll T. Luther Bennett, Chicago Avenue, Minneapolis. Minn. land, Ohio. Mitchell, La. FINWICK, Thomas N. Mrs. Pearl Fenwick, PANAGOS, Nicholas W.' William Panagos, BENNETT, Jim. Mrs. Tempest Bennett, care Hyattsville, 1Vd. box 242, Weed, Cal. of Dr Ross, Wadesboro, N. C. FLOYD, Frank. Mrs. Dona S. Floyd, R. P. D. PATANE, Rosario. Salvatore Munao, 506 BENTZ, William C. Herman Bents, 100 Eln 1, Jeffersonville, Ga. Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Lockport, N. Y. FOUST, Arnold J. Mrs. Amanda Foust, Gen- RATCLIFF, Nelson F. Fred Rateliff, R. F. D. BERRY, Lucian T. Mrs. Eunice H. Berry, eral Delivery, Lilbourn, Mo. 3, Hopkinton, Iowa. R. F. D. 1, Van Leer, Tenn. FQWLER, Will. John Fowler, Iron City, Tenn. REGRUTO, Antonio. Angelo Gregorlo 437 BLACK, James W. William M. Black, Banner FOX, John A. Rose A. Harrison, 69 Thomp- West Forty-sixth Street, New York, kV.Y. Springs, Tenn. son Street, Buffalo N Y. REIF, Karl E. C. F. Reif, R. F. D. 1, Barres BODEN, William A. Mrs. Marcella Boden, FUCHS, Frank J. Vrs. Mary Fuchs, Whit- Mill, Ohio. 637 Second Avenue, New York, N. Y. tesby, Wis. ROETTGER, Christ. Mrs. Charles Roettger, BOOTH, Harold T. David Booth, Monroe, GAJRRETT, Rufus E. William Garrett; 4224 North Twentieth Street, St. Louis, Mo N. Y. Greensboro, N. C. ROTMANS, Bernard E. Mrs. Berna.rd E. BROOM, Webb D. James A. Broom, Prentiss, GASTON, Alpha. Jefferson Gaston, Alexan- Rotmans, 593 Grand Avenue, Rochester, Miss. dria, Nebr. N. Y. BROWN, Ezra., Mrs. Swanle Brown, Richard- EISTON, George. Mrs. Alice Gross, 935 SAGER, Bruce E. Clement Sager, Barnes- son, N. C. Broadway, Bayonne, N. S. born, Pa. BUCKNER, Harrison B. Mrs. Winnie Cosby, GROSSE, Pdmund P. Max H. Grosse, 2416 SALATA, Angelo. Joe Salata, R. P. D. 2, North Mill Street, Madison, Ind. Ahtrich Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minn. Camillus N Y BUNTING, Jesse T. Mark L. Bunting, gen- GRUBER, Edward W. John Gruber, R. F. D. SHATTO, Wllliam F. Clarence Shatto, 211 eral delivery, Oak City, N. C. 1, Eagle, Mich. East N aska Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo. BUTLER. Fred D. Mrs. Carrie Butler, 208 GUMP, Herbert Z. Elizabeth B. Gump, 3964 SMITH, arence William. Mrs. Hannah West Ninth Street, Anderson, Ind. Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Smith, eir, Kans. CECIL, Elvine. Amos Cecil, R. F. D. 2, Stock- HEILMAN, Jesse G. Gus B. Heilman, R. F. D. SPEE, Abner T. Thomas M. Speer, 233 port. Iowa. 1, Rockwood, Tex. Trust Company of Georgia Building, At- DEVLIN, Charles J. Mrs. Anna Devlin, 1125 HqDEL, Emanuel. Abraham Hodel, R. P. D. lanta, Ga. Peel Street, Philadelphia, Pa. , Odessa, N. Dak. STALLING, Ray. Willie G. Stalling, 505 East DIXNON, William H. Mrs. Ella Dixon, 1472. HOLMES, Ralph. Mrs. Gertrude H. Sinks, Pecan Street, Altus, Okla. Franklin Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Larchmont Park, Larchmont, N. Y. STEINEK.E. dward. Charles Steineke, Fer- DOWDLE, Erwin Patton. Charles W. Dowdle, KELLEY, Richard T. John H. Kelley, Easley, gus Falls, Minn. Prentiss, N. C. Mo. STEINA A. 1rl C. William Steinman, 320 McGHEE, Joe. Thomas B. McGhee Vonore, DCPAS, Horace. John Dupas, Moraville, La. Tenn. West Dayton, Ohio. FISHER, Jesse M. John T. Fisher, White, MTELLi,a Deedrich. Charles Pal- Nebr. MAGER, Francis Joseph. Mrs. Mary Herrick, mer, Trenton, Nebr. FREY, William A. Mrs. Clara B. Frey, Mam- 48 Jarrold Street, Kingston, N. Y. SUTHERLAND, George Sutherland, MANSFIELD, Williamp. Wilson Mansfield, R. Ronald. moth Spring, Ark. F. 1). $, box 117, Preston, Ga. - 11A Pearl Street, Salem, Mass. GAXNES, Roy. John D. Gaines, R. F. D. 3,. TAYLOR, William F, William F. Taylor, Ellaville, Ga. MARTIN, Joshua. Reubin Martin, 137 Wayne Boalsburg, Pa. Avenue, Paterson, N. J. GLUNZ, Antony T. George Glunz, R. F. D. MARTIN, Thomas H. Mrs. Katherine Mar- TIPTON, Louis D. Mrs. Esther Tipton, 503 6, Maple Lake, Minn. tin, 413 Hartford Avenue, Des Moines, Delsol Lane, Lewiston, Idaho. GOLTHWAITE, Dwight L. Mrs. Clara WALKER, Henry F. Charles H. Walker, 3110 Goldthwaite, Biddleford , Mich. Iowa. East Sixty-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio. 0 1NEY, Julius. Nelson Gosney, R. F. D. 4, MASH, Russell. Mrs. Sally Davis, Nutter- WALSH, fort, W. Va. Joseph J. Thomas F. Walsh, 63 uttler, Ky. MAYFIELD Marselious. Mrs. Josie Mayfield, Pitcher Street, Detroit, Mich. GOURLEY. David M. Charles M. Gourley, R. F. IA 0, Commerce, Ga. WEST, Carroll B. Allen B. West, Milton Rasar, Tenn. MEIRING, John A. Fred Mehring, 5007 Junction, WIS. GRAVES, Julius E. Nathan E. Graves, R. F. YESTER, Frank J. Joseph Yester, 1203 Lo- O'Donnell Street, Baltimore County, Md. D. 3, Tilden, Nebr. MICKA, Albin. Joseph Micka, R. F. D. 2, cust Street, McKeesport, Pa. HAMILTON, Albert E. Mrs. Hulda Hamilton, box 16, Hutchinson, Minn. Died of Disease. 1205 Worden Avenue, Klamath Falls, Oreg. MOFFETT, Earnest. Mrs. Sallie Moffett, 228 HANSON. Arthur. Mrs. Anna Hanson, 1446 Oak Street, Laurel, Miss. CAPTAIN. James Street, Bellingham, Wash. MOORE, Kenny J. Mrs. Mary E. Moore, 410 GLASCOCK, Alfred. Mrs. Orra G. Moore, HARTIN, Glenn D. Dewitt S. Hartin, 1604 Davis Street, Salisbury, Md. 1011 N Street NW., Washington, D. C. Orange Street, Wilmington, N. C. MOORE, Thomas M. James J. Moore, Bel- G. Mrs. Margaret Har- SERGEANTS. HARVEY, Ambrose gique, Mo. vey, 1406 Washington Street, Olean, N. Y. MURPHY, Albert M. Mrs. Barbara Murphy, BRACHT, Holton. John A. Bracht, Dry-Ridge, HVNRY, John W. Mrs. George Walker, 248 326 Campbell Park, Rochester, N. Y. Ky. H&od Street, Providence, R. I. O'ROURKE, William A. Michael O'Rourke, VERSECK, John W. Henry Verseck, Prescott, H MAN, Jacob F. Fred F. Herman, 26A 108 South Kostner Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Iowa. Halliday Street, Oil City, Pa. BRITTON, Joe. Mrs. Mary Britton, 8308 HeRMAN, John W. Mrs. Ellen Campbell, PHELPS, Loyd. Mrs. Mary E. Phelps, R. F Williapis Place, St. Louis, Mo. 910 Goodrich Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill. D. 6, Nevada, Mo. HALL Hugh. Mrs. Lizzie Jennings, 210 West HETRICK, Harry A. Mrs. Elizabeth Het- QUICK, Bennie Q. Joseph W. Quick, Gay. Brooks Street, Brookfield, Mo. rick, Lo Roy, Colo. ville, S. Dak. 12 THE OFFICIAL tiS. AtJLLEIN: AXTURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. CASUALTIES REPORT ED BY GEN. PERSHING REEVES Reuben. Ransom T. Reeves, Ard- Wounded (Degree Uadetermined). WOELK, Edward. Mrs. Herman Weelk, 628 more, Okla. Parker Avenue, Detroit, Mich. REYNOLDS, James C. Martin L. Reynolds, LIE'1E3ANT. YARBROTGH, Fred L. W. H. Yarbrough, 213 Ocala, Fla. MALDEN EMlph 1. Mrs. J. C. Malden, 34 West Trdy Street, Dothan, Ala. RHOADES, Henry C. Mrs. Edward Rhoades, Brook Street, Brookline, Mass. 228 Indiana Avenue, Neodesha, Kans. RI'TER, Frank II. 11gh Ritter, Elm SERGEANT. NAVY Springs. Ark. ROBERTS, Ivan R. Mrs. Cora R. Roberta, ROUNTREE, Will. Simon Rountree, R. P. D. Smithfeld Street, Dillenvale, Ohio. The Navy Department reports the fol- 3 Boston, Ga. CORPORALS. lowing casualties: Sarber, RSZ. Coarles R. John N. Rnsz, McCARDLEf Bernard Agusti. Mrs. Lula Ens. George Werner, United States Naval llrtler County, Pa. Brabban Eouth Side. W. Va. Reserve Force, died October 28, of lobar pneu- RIZZI, John T. Joe Ruzzl, 87 Victoria WILLIS, ,oseph V. Mrs. Valler MAl.Willis, monia. Mother, Mrs. Sofia N. Werner, Orin, Avenue. Cranston, R. I. 659 North Fifty-second Street, West Phila- Sweden. SCIIALK, Charlie. Miss Annie E. Schalk, delphIa, Pa. Ens. Leon Abbott Mathis, died abroad Oc- R. F. D. 2, lIed Granite, Wis. tober 28, of pneumonia. Mother, Mrs. Eliza- SCHROEDER. Christian. August Schroeder, PRIVATES. beth Mathis, 341 North Vermont Avenue, At- Preston. Iowa ALLITAN, William D. Peter R. Allman, lantic City. N. J. SCIIWAN. Lennord F. Frank Schwan, Santa It. F. D. 1, Wayland. Iowa. RAYMOND GEORGE FISHER, machinist's Rosa, Cal. ARNOLD, Harry. William Arnold, 1030 Bel- mate, first class, United States Navy, died in SCOTT. Lloyd H. John H. Scott, Eden Val- mont Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. a seaplane accident October 28, abroad. ley, Minn. CLEMENT, Ellen H. V. C. Clement, Miakka Father, Charles P. Fisher, Hepburn, Iowa. SEARL, Percy T. David C. Searl, Becida, City, Fla. JAMES EDWARD KING. carpenter's mate, Miinn. DIERKING, Ernest W. Mrs. Wilhelima third class. United States Navy, died as the SHEPHERD, Lige. Mrs. Florence T. Shep- Lueders, South Sioux City, Nebr. result of a gunshot wound November 2, while herd. R. F. D. 4, Boston, Ga. LEET, Clyde W. Mrs. Charles W. Leet, 123 on foreign service. Mother, Mrs. Ionia King, SONTAG. Carl Albert. Mrs. LouIse Sontag, North Royal Street, Baton Rouge. La. Woodsboro, Cal. R. F. D. 1, Moscow, Ohio. McAV \Y, Thomas J. Mrs. Anna McAvay, 40 HARRY C. REDMOND, Jr., seaman, United STEWART. George. Mrs. Dora Stewart, 467 Hurlburt Street, New Britain, Conn. - States Navy, previously reported as missing Main Avenue. St. Paul, Minn. McCLAY, Walter H. Mrs. Mary McClay, 45 at the time of the sinkitg of the Buena Ven- STITZER. Howard F. Charles B. Stitzer, Hancock Street, Quincy. Mass. turo September 16, now appears to have been Oley, Pa. MAYFIEW. Harry. Mrs. Rose Lopez, 9 Pequot saved, having been transferred from the Buena STUMP, Lomon C. Charles Stump, Smith Street, Providence, R. I. Ventura before sailing. Father, Harry C. Red- Station, Pa. MOSER, John Harrison. Mrs. Florence Katie mond, sr., Mount Calm, Tex TAYLOR, Everett. Mrs. Lottle LaPainte, Moser, Tipton, Pa. Boulder, Mont. NUSS, Henry J. Clement Nuss, 1097 South TAYLOR, Robert H. John Taylor, Hilleman, Grove Street, Irvington, N. J. Ark. SMITH, Bert M. Albert L. Smith, Kimbolton, TUCK, Robert R. Mrs. Vmma C. Ji'uck, Col- Ohio. lege Station, Tex. SMITH, Harry V. Washington I. Smith, 211 PRISONERS OF WAR WALTHOUR, Mack, Mrs. Love Walker, R. F. West Tremont Street, Champaign, Ill. D. 3. MeBean, Ga. SMITH, Sam. Pete Smith, 7432 First Avenue, WEDLOCK. Alma R. Ethm R. Walker, R. F. Pirmingham, Ala. The War Department authorizen publication D. 3 Henning, Minn. SMITH Willie. Minnie Cross, Hartford, Ala. of the following list of soldiers prisners of WELLS, George S. Mrs. Sarah J. Wells, SWOR , Wyckoff Albert. Mrs. Matilda Sword, war In Germany: R F. D. 3 Kalona, Iowa. R. F. D. 2, Northfield, Mass. CAMP VILLINGEN. WILKINS, Floyd. Mrs. L. Wilkins, Heaths- Slightly Wounded. EDENS, Louis M., lientenant. Mrs. Claire ville. Va. Belle Edens, wife, Cabool, Mo. WILLIAMS. Harold E. Kenneth B. Wiliams. LIEUTENANTS. Fampton, N. Dak. REPORTED IN GOOD REALTH-CAMP LANDSHUT, Ban- BAKER, Paul T. Mrs. Ole M. Baker, 324 WILLIAMSON, Barney. Rosa Bragg, Jefferson Avenue. Evansville. Ind. KIDDER, William S. G., lieutenant. Mrs. Mel. nockburn. S. C. win Kidder, Park Road, Belmont, Mass. WILLITS, Elmer I. Mrs. Serepta Willits, HOYT, Henry S. James K. Hoyt, 745 Wash- R. F. D. 2, box 44. Linden, Pa. ington Street, New York, N. Y. CAALPKARLSRURE. WILSON, Guy. Woll B. Wilson, general de- SERGNANT. VANDERBILT, Herbert Ray, lieutenant. Mrs. livery, Mattoon. Ill. McDONALD, John S. Mrs. J. S. McDonald, W. 0. Lenlhan, 29 Butler Avenue, Buffalo, 710 West Third Street, Sioux City, Iowa. N. Y. Severely Wounded. SUMMER, Harlan Randolph, lieutenant. J. S, CORPORALS. Suibmer, father, Manhattan. Kans. LIEUTENANT. GROSS, Max. Emil Gross, 160 Ridge Street, REPORTED IN GOOD HEALTH-CAMP KARLSRUHE. box New York, N. Y. RICHARDSON, Glen ROSSMAN. Fred A. F. A. Rossman, 42, McDONALD, Edward P. Mrs. Alice McDon- C., lieutenant. E. M. Loyal, Wis, Richardson, 504 Bradford Avenue, Milwau- SERGEANTS. ald. Stuart, Nebr. kee, Wis. OBERLIN, Adam Frederitk, captain. Mrs. A. McCLAIN, John W. Mrs. 0. C. McCIa.tu, WELLBORN, Stacy E. Trude Wellborn, R. Frederick, Oberlin, 1194 Whitney Avenue, R F. D. 3, Inman, S. C. F. D. 3, Cautrill, Iowa. Whitneyville, Conn. NORRIS, Claude M. W. 0. Norris, Honora- BURGIN, Van Hampton, lieutenant. Mrs. F. ville, Ala. A. Burgin, mother, 231 Myrtle Street, At- CORPORALS. ALTNBURGER, Joseph. Louis Altenburger, lanta, a. McCARRON, John William. Patrick McCar- Forrest Lake. Minn. RESERVE HOSPITAL, ST. MARIEN HOSPITAL, ron. 114 Herzog Street, Austin, Minn. DIAL, Rudolph M. C. M. Dial, 2437 Fifth HAVEN. NUNES, Joseph H. Mrs. Mary Nunes, R. F. Avenue West. Seattle, Wash. TOUCHSTONE. Grady R., lieutenant. John P. D. 1, box 150. Watsonville, Cal. LEE, Robert E. Moses M. Lee, Greenville, Touchstone, father, Laurel, Miss. RACINE. Thomas. Mrs. Amia Racine, 729 N. C. West Twenty-fifth Place, Chicago, Ill. LEECE, Thomas E. Mrs. Evan Leece, North CAMP RASTATT. Freedom. Wis. KOSKI, Martin, private. Mrs. Tilde Tuahi- PRIVATES. LOWE. Frank. Mrs. Margaret Lowe, 171 But- maki, mother, Kil Koinen, Finland. BLACK, Sam. Mrs. Betty N. Black, Marletta, ler Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. OEILERIKING. William. private. Randolph Okla. McDONOUGH. Michael J. Mrs. Mary Mc- Oehlerking, father, 480 St. Paul's Place, BELLINGER, Jesse. Mrs. Nora B. Myers, Donough, 919 Braddock Avenue, Braddock, New York, N Y. Advance, Mo. Pa. UHLENHOP, Henry, private. Henry Ublen- ERANNICK. Edward. Thomas Brannick, 733 McDOWELL. James H. Mrs. Clara Phelps, bop father. R F. D. No. 2, New York. N. Y. North Waterloo Street, Jackson, Mich. Lindsey Okla. AUTREY, Evans, private. W. C. Autrey, ).' ZIO, Toney. Mrs. Elyzia Danio, 'Glenmore, MOSCItL>,Walter J. Louis Moschel, R. F. father. Lamison, Ala. La. D. 1, Wayside, Wis. PATTERSON. Charles. cornoral. Frank W. Fe'GU

Health Conditions at Army Camps Within the United States As Reported to the Surgeon Generalfor Week Ending Nov. I

The War Department authorizes the as last week. Southern and western stations Special diseases reported were as follows: olow g:are 0110ftlg:than noweastern reporting and northern more cases stations. of the The disease later Herewith is a detailed report on the health cases of the disease appear to be lees frequently This week. Last week. conditions of troops in the United States (in- complicated by pneunia. The number of -cluding Porto Rico) for the week ended Novem- ne ces oneumo nia reported te e Influenza...... 18,175 1996 ber 1. The report of the Division of Saulta- week. P11e1menia...... 2,8fif g,96 tion to the Acting Surgeon General of the The admission rate for disease Is 1,522, Measles...... 90 713 Armny for that week is as follows: against 1,782 last week. The nonefeetive rate 5 12 1. General: Influenza continues to prevail is 66 as compared with T7 last week. The Venereal=enigi...... diseases...... 2,46 2,454 at all large camps and stations. The nauber death rate for disease (43) is less than one- of new cases reported Is practically the same half than that of the preceding week (92). 2. Divisional camps: Influenza continues to mSummtary. prevail in all camps of this group. Seven camps report more new cases this week than last. Camps Cody, Bowie, Kearny, and Shelby each report more than 1,000 new cases for the Weekly dmi- Dothr ran. week. Nonetfehti Pneumonia admissions (962) are about one- rate. eisiofrate for half the number of last week (1,992). Camp Troops. disease. All censes. Disease osnly. Wheeler, with a relatively small command, re- ports a greater number of new cases of pneu- monia (133) and deaths (35) than any other This Last This agaistLastast 1782 Thiseek.The Last onefeeraeThis Last camp of this group, while the number of in- week, weak, week. nek, nek, week. week. week. fluenza cases reported is negligible. A few cases of measles are reported from Camps Hancock and MacArthur. Meningitis admissions number 19 against 21 Divisional camps...... 83.9 819.3 46. Centonents...... 65.1P 76.( 53 2.42.7 26.65.-4.1 64 2G.1. 1 83.73. last week. Of this number Camp McClellan Departments, etc ...... 57.9 12 27.5 31.9 89. 3 199.2 17. 9 154.1 reports 5, and Camps Sevier and Greenleaf 4 each. 3. Cantonmenta: There were 4,559 new cases of influenza reported against 4,403 last Health codtonsTfor thh weekrended Nodembeeer 1. week. Camp Las Casas reports 1.198 new cases, leading all cantonments in this respect. Camps Eustis, Taylor, and Travis are other camps. Fneu- Dysen- Mali- Venereal Inpu- Me- Menin Scarlet tive camps reporting an increase in the number of new cases as compared with last week. Pneumonia admissions number 837, as com- monia. tacy. ra. diseases. ea sles. gts, fever.han on pared with 2,283 last week. Camp Lewis ------*at s-on for------day of ends with 186 new cases, and Camp Travis report. next in order (146). Camps Devens, Hum- phreys, and Las Casas are the only canton- ments showieg an increase from last week in Beasre ird ...... 4 3 7 8( ) 68 1...... 101.52 the number of new cases. Ilowie ...... 110...... ~ "0( 2) 1,122 ...... 118.68 Campa Taylor and Pike report, respectively, Coady...... 0...... 9( ?) 1198...... 1 229.69 227 and 166 new eases of measles out of a Forrest...--...... 15 ...... 994 4...... *11. 57 total of 786 from all camps of this group Fremont ...... 21 ...... 3( 2) 22 6 ...... 27n.69 4. Departmental and other troops: Tnflu- tiree ...... 77 ...... 33( ?) 152 1 2...... 77.08 enza admissions number 6,351 against 10,505 (irecrlcaf...... 4 ...... 6( ?) 247 4 4...... 16L.15 last week, The southeastern and western de- H-ancock ...... 61 ... 1 30( 5) 340 32 2 5 68.612 partments show an Increase in the number of Koar,1y...... 118.... I 10li 4) 1,1113 ...... 75.17 new cases. In other departments this disease Loga...... 11.... 3 26( 1) 69 ...... 63.77 is declining. lMaArthur...... 10 ...... 9( 6) 57 30 2...... 4"94 There were 1,002 pneumonia admissions for McClellan ...... 87 ...... 57( ?) 196 4 5 ...... 9.77 stations of this group as compared with 1,766 i'eler ...... 38 2__ 30( 7) 40 7 4...... 11 lest week. The western department reports Shelbj ...... 1...... 16( ?) 1,050 7...... 179.24 an increase in the number of new eases. Sheridn...... 75...... 15( 5) 116 8...... 853.70 Causes of deaths by camps. 1...... 35.52 lacsorli ------.---Sireuss...... 6...... 3...... 167(38...... 5) 177 1...... 87.87 lVibseer...... 11 17 8( 22...... 82.38 Num- Custer...... ----...... s.e.a...... s...... e( 57...... 2 41.42 Camp or depart- ber 01 Causes. Dees------45 ...... 31( 4) 74 25 3...... 49.51 Mont. deaths. Dix ...... -.------2X)1...... 66( ?) 30 2 1 ...... 49.29 Dodze...... 2...... 61( 4) 122 47 1...... 108.61 Eusti.na.m...... 18 22(89) 426 3...... 8159 Funston ...... 65 7 1 5 106 71 1 3.74 Beauregard..... 7 Pneumonia, 6; tuberulo- Gordon...... ------21 ..... 2 64( 7) 141 25 1 ...... 83.36 sis, 1. Grantments.ec...... 5923 1 13(7. 39 59. 1 4 31.50 Bowie...... 13 Pneumonia, 13. HumphreHs...... 31 for 2 21(11) 92 11 1...... 82.75 Cody...... 11 Influenza, 11. Tackson ...... 9...... 57 ?) 79 42 1...... 61.26 uEasta...... 7 Influenza, 7. Johnston ...... a.m. 4 t...e 3 d 35(4)s 44 7 2...... 42,10 Fremont...... 29 Pneumonia, 29. Las Cases...... 3 2 7 ( 8) 1,198 ...... 140.54 Forrest...... 7 Pneumonia, 7. 4 Greene...... 35 Pneumonia, 33; meningi- Leae...... eDhe pt...... 1 13 ...... 17 19 8 (3)?) 2242 .. . (...... 8 1.97.3 Lwis...... Western D..ep...... 129...... 6 ...... 61(92( 2) 4tl...... 57 2 45...... 282.62784.42 tis, 1; cause not report- feadst...... 205...... 104 (5 46 26 3...... 29.50 ed, 1. Pemn...... 9 ...... 43 2) 9 16 2 2 69.93 Greenleaf...... 18 Pneumonia, 6;lfluenZa, 12. Shean...... 30...... 9 ) 7 2 1 ...... 66.74 Hancock...... I 8 Pneumonia, 38. Taylory...... 1.6 ...... 146(6) 234 227 11 1 80.30 Kearny...... 20 Pneumonia, 20. Travis...... 141...... 75 (12) 74 ...... 1 06.2 Logan...... 3 Pneumonia, 3. Uiptonh...... 49( ) 490 12...... 02 MaeArthuir 19 Pneumonia, 16; traumatis, Northeastern Department...... 28 (22) 161 .... 33.35 1: meningitis, 2. Eastern. Department...... 79 .. 127 (35) 524 ...... 37.063.. McClellan...... 34 Pneumonia, 33; diphthe- Southeastern Department...... 87 - .-- 2 74 (39) 1,459 1 ...... 19 ria, 1. Sevier...... 8 Pneumonia, 7; intestinal Cenr Departmentn...... 5214...... 43 () 380 ...... 64.32 obstrne'fon, 1. S rtheDepartment...... 115 3 39 7) 57...... 69.54 Pneumonia, 3. Sheridan:... 26 Pneumonia 25; trauma- evenso...an...... 173 6 4 144 ) 4 2 3 . .31 tism by firearms, 1. Mrritt...... 4...... 104 (10) 719 47 2 ...... 171.1 Sraeuse..... 2 Pneumonia, 2. Stu ... rt ...... 3...28 . 51 2) 82 8 3...... 151.35 Wad11sworh... 5 Pneumonia, 5. Wheeler...... 35 Pneumonia, 34; tuberculo- sis, 1. I First tigure in this column for each camp gives the total number of new cases during the week; the figure Custer...... 21 Pneumonia, 16; empyema, in parentheses lathe number of other cases which were contracted during the week by man in that cam p's coin- 4; suicide, 1. meand at the time of contracting the disease; the difference, therefore, isathe number of cases first reported during evens...... 9 Pneumonia, 7; myelitis, 1; the week which were either (a) cases brought from civilian life by recruits, or (b) eas brought by men transferred fractured skull. 1. f om other camps to th e camp nder which the case isreported, or () old1e05 eaes which previously ev71e1 Dlx...... 5 Pneumonia, 3; dilatation of detection. An. .g.i.. t.rrog.. tion Point.s that the report from that camp did not gr.gat ases.o.tted.. .. a6t heart, 1; spinal meningi- the capfrom other cases. tis, 1. nmpe es of typhoid fever Were reported from emp2(llowi11g Wheeler 2, 1ndGrdon 1. Dodge...... 2o Pneuionia, 25; suicide, 1. 710-18---

ft 14 THE OFFICIAL U. S:,'BULLETIN: SJATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Gustave Jones, 2510 St. Peters Street, Pvt. Andrew Dixon, R. F. D. No. 1, Tusca- .Causes of deaths by camps-Continued. New Orleans, La.* loosa, Ala. Pvt. Demas Leonard, Cede, La.* Pvt. Simon Dumolt, general delivery, St. rmt um- Pvt. Arthur McBride, Powhatan, La.* MAeinard, Ind.* oapr aro Cause. Sergt. Walter M. McPhee, No. 1A Beacon Pvt. Richard Dundee, South Fourth Street, dprmndeaths. Street, Somerville, Mass.* Manistique, Mich.* Pvt. Charles Mason, Bonia Ins., Alexandria, Pvt. Clyde Ebersteln, 107 South Forty-second La.* Street, Omaha, Nebr.* Funston...... Pneumonia, 31; intestinal Pvt. Thomas F. O'Donnell, 846 State Street, Pvt Bingham C. Edgerly, R. F. D. No. 1, Pick- diseases, 2; syphilis, 1; New Haven, Conn.* ford, Mich.* empyema, 1; tuberculo- Pvt. Roland B. Pickering, 327 East Maple Corpl. Martin Eding, 212 North State Street, Sis, 1. Street, Jefferson, Ind.* Zeeland, Mich. Gordon...... 6 Pneumonia, 6. Pvt. Jack Pickett, Washington, La.* Pvt. James Edwards, general delivery, Kane, Grant...... 13 Pneumonia, 11; tuberculo- Second Lieut. Willard R. Reid, 34 Emily Street, Ill.* si, 1; fractured skull, 1. Cumberland, Md.* Pvt. Lee Ellis, R. F. D. No. 3, La Grange, Humphreys...... 11 Pneumonia, 7; meningitis, Pvt. Bernard Ripoll, 480 Freedom Avenue, N. C.* 1; influenza, 2; empye- Richmond Hill, Long Island, N. Y.* Pvt. John Epley, R. F. D. No. 4, Nokomis, Ill.* ma, 1. Corpl. Phillip Rosenshine, 17 East One hun- Pvt. Arthur Erickson, general delivery, Amor, Jackson ...... 21 Pneumonia, 18; meningi- dred and fifth Street, , N. Y.* N. Dak.* tis, 2; syphilitic aorti- Pvt. Horace C. Seeley, 158 Echman Avenue, Cook Raleigh C. Folght, 381 Upton Avenue, tis, 1. Sunbury, Pa.* Dattle Creek, Mich.- Johnston..-.....- 7 Pneumonia 7. Corpl. Ralph Shade, 1307 Spruce Street, Holli- Pvt. Archie C. Fortin, box 05, Humboldt, Las Casas...... 4 Pneumonia, 4. daysburg, Pa.* Saskatchewan, Canada.* Lee...... 13 Pneumonia, 11; empyema, Pvt. John Sharp, Choice, Tex.* Pvt James Foster, 1803 South Second Street, 2. Corpl. William Shaw, Thibadeaux, La.* Ironton, Ohio.* Lewis ...... 83 Pneumonia, 32; trauma- Sergt Coke Smith, Centenary, s. C.* Pvt. Charles L. Foy, general delivery, Lang- tism, 1. Pvt. Eddie Smith, Newelton, La.* don, N. Dak.* Meades...... 4 Pneumonia, 2; meningitis, Pvt. Willia Stewart, North Baton Rouge, Pvt Harvey E. Fuller, Green, Mich.* 1; status spilepticus, 1. La. * Pvt. Peter Garbaouckas, 1516 Quarry Street, Pike...... 19 Pneumonia, 14; empyems, Cook Edward Swarter, 17 Cedar Street, Wil- Grand Rapids, Mich.* 2; traumatism, 1: memi=- mington. Del.* Pvt. Harry W. Gonts, general delivery, Scot- gitis, 1; hemorihage, 1. Pvt. Dan Watkins, Arbroth, La.* land, Pa.* Sherman...... 22 Pneumonia, 22. Pvt. Jesse Williams, 8920 Pear Street, 1ew Sergt. Gerhardt M. Gunderson, 411 Cherry Taylor...... 43 Pneumonia, 39; meningi- Orleans, La.* Street, Grand Forks, N. Dak.* tis, 2; anemia, 1; opilep- PVt. Henry Hafener, R. F. D. No. 1, Moore- sy, 1. CAMP BOWIE, TEX. ton, N. Dak.* Travis...... 10 Pneumonia 29; acute dila Pvt. Willie Betts, R, F. D. No. 1, box 5, Bran- Pvt. Carl Halfman, R. F. D. No. 3, Crown tion followig pneu- don Tex.* Point, Ind.* monia, 1. Recruit Vernon Debruck, Wynnewood, Okla.* Pvt. Harry M. Hanson, general delivery, New Upton...... 11 Pneumonia, 11. Col. Albert L. Hall, 2035 North Delaware England, N. Dak.* Eastern...... 47 Pneumonia, 47. . Street, Indianapolis, Ind.* Pvt. Frank Harsky, R. F. D. No. 1, box 90, Northeastern..... 5 Pneumonia, 5. Recruit James J. Klgh, 911 Cannon Avenue, Foster, Mich.* Southeastern... 16 Pneumonia, 15; typhoid Fort Worth, Tex.* Pvt. Clyde J. art, B.. F. D. No. 8, New Castle, fever, 1. Recruit Harris Medlock, Weldon, Tex.* Ind.* Southern...... 74 Pneumonia, 72; trauma- Pvt. Elhanhan L. Sargent, Paineridge, Ky.* Pvt. Gottliab Heinzman, Richardton, N. Dak.* tism, 1; autointoxication Sergt. Will R. Starks, 210 South Fifth Street, Pyt. Peter Heitkamp, R. F. D. No. 1, Coleman, intestinal, 1. Silana, Kans.* Mich.* Central...... 91 Pneumonia, 89; influenza, CAMP CODY, N. MEX. Pvt. Harry W. Hellmann, Wooden, Ill.* 2. Sergt. Landon E. Heskett, Piedmont, W. Va.* Western...... 69 Pneumonia, 68; trauma- Pvt. Earl D. Garvin, Como, Tex.* Pvt. Roger M. Hill, 202 South Main Street, tism, 1. Pvt. Roman Romero, Grant, N. Mex.* Paris, Ill. * Aviation Camps 78 Pneumoma, 66; meningi- Pvt. Claude M. Hiller, general delivery, Cairo, tis, 2; traumatism, 9; CAMP COLT, PA. Mich.* cause not reported, 1. Pvt. Michael A. Ader, R. F. D. No. 2, Bain- Pvt. John D. Hilton, general delivery, Garnet, Merritt...... 49 Pneumonia, 17; influenza, bridge, Ind.* Mich.* 32. Pvt. Jay E. Bedunah, 304 East Hammond Pvt. Merle E. Kinkley, general delivery, Nash- Stuart...... 19 Pneumonia, 16; syphilis, 1; Street, Otsego, Mich.* ville, Mich. bulbar paralysis, 1; tra- Pvt. Otis C. Brewster, R. P. D. No. 1, Morely, Pyt. Leonard C. House, general delivery, matism, 1. Mich.* Emmet, N. Dak.* Pvt. George L. Brown, Mendota Ill.* Pvt. Charles A. Howard, P. 0. box 174, Hope, Pvt. Everett L. Bush, Lahogue, Ill.* N. Dak.* Deaths: Pvt. Ivan Depuy, Nuda, N. Y.* Corpl. Otho K. Hull, general delivery, Middle- Camps ...... 814 Last week...... 802 Pvt. Edward F. Hoge, R. F. D. No. 1, Stevens- ville, Mich.* Cantonments.. 341 Last week...... 857 ville, Mich.* Pvt. Roy W. Hunsicker, R. F. D. No. 3, Poland, Departmental Last week...... 1,098 Pvt. Harry M. Jackson, Romney, W. Va.* ld.* troops..... 617 Pvt. Eben Ellsworth Limle, R. F. D. No. 1, Pyt. Harold H. Hurren, R' F. D. No. 1, Harbor Sunburg, Ohio.* Beach, Mich.* Total...... 1,272 Total...... 2,757 CAMP CRANE, PA. Pvt. Ole Ingvort, general delivery, Fort Ran- First Lieut. Louis Robert Kratze, 3326 Cedar som, N. Dak.* Street, Milwaukee Wis. Pvt. Rudolph J. Isech, Pickens, W. Va.* Pvt. Charlie Johnson, general delivery, Repton, Pvt. William C. Short, 1312 Washington Ala.* Soldiers Who Died Last Week. Street, Easton, Pa.* Pvt. John Theodore Johnson, 19 Woodlawn CAMP CUSTER, MICK. Avenue, Muskegon, Mich.* Pvt. Alton P. Jones, 193 Lawrence Avenue, De- Pvt. Abe Alexander, general delivery, Ethel, troit, Mich.* List of names of soldiers (not members La.* Pvt. Fred W. Jordan, North Grosvenor Street, of the American Expeditionary Forces) Pvt. George Erastus Anderson, Richfield, Athens, Ohio.* Utah.* Pvt. George C. Julesburg, R. F. reported to The Adjutant General's Office Pvt. Thomas G. Andrews, R. F. D. No. 5, D. No. 1, Tagus, as having died during the week ending Mulhall Okla.* Pyt. William Kelley, 650 Fourteenth Avenue, Pvt. George F. Balfans, R. F.. D. No. 3, Chel- Ann Arbor, Mich.* November 1, 1918. (Included in this list sea, Mich.* Pvt. Edward J. Kineaid, general delivery, are the names of soldiers (not members Pvt. Laurie A. Barnes, R. F. D. No. 2, Tawos Sweet Briar, N. Dak.* of the American Expeditionary Forces) City, Mich.* Pvt. Henry Kloostra, Grand Rapids, Mich.* Pvt. Henry Pvt. Fred Knicker, Centralia, Ill.* not previously published who died prior C. Bauer, College View, Nebr.* Pyt. Mathew Kober, 610 Dewitt Street, By Pvt. Adolphus C. Berner. Baden, IlI.* City. Mich.* to the week mentioned and subsequently Pvt. Amil C. Bringold, R. F. D. No. 3, Har- Che- to March 8, 1918. These names are in- rison, Mich.* Pvt. Boleslaw Kowalski, Market Street, Pvt. William Buckel, R. F. D. No. 1, Kayville, boygan, Mich.* dicated by an asterisk.*) Mich.* Pvt. Herman Kuhn, route No. 1, West Branch, CAMP ALFRED Mich.* YAIl, N. J. Sergt. Herbert L. Byrne, 1225 East Main Pvt. Carl Ott Lindner, box 107 Frazee, Minn.* Pyt. Chester P. Jerolamon, 103 Jerolamon Street, Olney, Ill.* Pvt. John Lumpp, R. F. D. No. 1, Pillston, Avenue, North Long Branch, N. J.* Pvt. Glenn Carroll, R. F. D. No. 3, Moweaqua, Mich.* Pvt. William D. Marks, 2424 Barclay Street, Ill.* Pyt. Arthur W. Chambers, 73 Orchard Boule- Pvt. James L. Lynch, 320 South Adams Street, Baltimore, Md.* vard, Toronto, Canada.* Ypsilanti, Mlich.* CAMP BEAUREGARD, LA. Pvt. Frank F. Chasie, R. F. D. No. 2, Shelby, Pvt. Jas. H. McCollam, R. F. D. No. 2, Lake Second Lieut. Carl Bromley, Aldershot, On- Mich.* Michigan. tario, Canada.* Pvt. (First Class) Joseph D. Clagg, R. F. D. Pvt. Archie McDonald, 524 West Main Street, Pvt. Joseph Brossard Castille, La.* No. 8, box 46, Newton, Ill.* Belleville, Ill.* Pvt. Marius Campbell, Pine Prairie, La.* Pvt. Casper Clark, R. F. D. No. 1, Newport, Pyt. Preston G. McGarry, R. F. D. No. 2, Wil- Pvt. Winfield Decuir, 2751 W. Peter Street, Ind.* low City, N. Dak.* New Orleans, La.* Pvt. Ralph V. Crane, R. F. D. No. 1, Ypsilanti, Pvt. Angus F. McKay, general delivery, Wallin, Pvt. Clyde Glascock, Ida, La.* Mich.* Mich.* Pvt. Emil A. Hamilton, R. F. D. No. 3, Owens- Pvt. Glen I. Cullipher, 2007 Madison Avenue, boro, Ky.* Anderson, Ind.* Pvt. Ira Manler, general delivery, Big Rock, Pvt. Willie Ilaydel, Wallace, La.* Pvt. Frank J. Dickermann, Hillsboro, Mo.* Mich.* Pvt. Louis James, 2020 Texas Avenue, Shreve- Pvt. William 0. Dingman, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Walter H. Maxeiner, R. F. D. No. 1, Delhi, port, Caddo, La.* Melvin, Mich.' Ill.* THT -O7FI T&AL 'U. S. BUMLE'ThI: SATURDAY-' NOVEMBERt 4, 4018. 15 NAMES OF'SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK R. F. D. No. 2, WIl- Pvt. James P. Boyle, 743 Avenue C, Bayonne, Pvt. William Loppnow, Greenleaf, Wis.* Pvt. Herman L. Maxwell, N. J.* PVt Lester B. McCann. Califon, N. J.* low Hill1, IlL* Bridges, Wilson Mills, near Pvt. Lo MCoy, 212 Pvt. Sam E. Mays, Comfort, W. Va.* Pvt. Clifton N. Y.* East River Street, Ilion, Menard, general delivery, Nadue, Smithfield, N. C.* Pvt. Edward Pvt. Harry Brower, Winnsboro, Tex.* Pvt. Samuel Maddage, 3 Scott Street, Carbon- Mlich * dale, Pa.* Pet. William Metritt, Wendell, N. C.* Pvt. Alexander Bruce, 557 Main Street, Pat- I Star R. F. D., Golden erson, N. J.* Pvt. Winifred Marshall, Severn, R. F. D., Md. PVt. Joseph F. Moses, 67 Brush Street, Brook- Wag. Edwin Eagle, I1.* Pvt. Felwix Bumford, Mathews, 334 Warren Avenue, Mulder, R. R. 2, box 13, St. Anne, lyn, N. Y.* Camden, N. J.* Pet. Jacob Pvt. Murry Burleson, Santarita, N. Mex.* Pvt. Charles Miller, 1228 Olive Street, Phila- West Michigan Street, Pvt. Englebert H. Byrne, 2823 North Twenty- delplila, Pa.* Pvt. Julius M. Ness, 5212 Pvt. Frank Milley, 320 Boyno City, fich. seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Carl Street, Lancaster, Mier nani, R. R. No. 1, Prairie, Pvt. Sil Camp, Bethlehem, route 1, box 52, Pa.t* Pvt. Julius Windsor, Ga.* Pvt. Cornelius Minor, Edwards, N. C.* F. D. No. 3, Fargo, Pvt. Onofre Candalaria, Albuquerque, N. Mex.* Pvt. James Moreland, Merchantville, Md.* P vt. Gilford 0. Olson, S. Pvt. Clarence Mortland, N. Dak.* Pvt. Howard Carpenter, 904 Washington 321 Rose Street, J. Pero, R. F, D. No. 4, box 17, Street, Jamestown, N. Y.* Chester, Pa.* Pvt. John Pvt. Gilmore Carter, Werner, Middlesex Pvt. Hans Muerdter, 82 Ferry Street, Jersey delivery, Co- County, Va.* City. N. J.* Pvt. Irtbur W. Peterson, general Pvt. Washington teau, N. Dak.* Pvt. Russell W. Case, Frenchtown, N. J.* Mumford, R. F. D. No. 1, box WV.Ramseyer, R. F. D. No. 1, Frank- Pvt. Aron Casner, Oilville, Cal.* 17, Bishop, Md.* Pt. Pearl Pvt. Ricardo Chavez, San Pedro, N. Mex.* Pvt. Norman Nicholson, 45 West End Street, ford, Ind.* P. Clark, 126 York Street, Corry, Haddontield, N. J.* Pvt. Lewis C. Reade, Nora, Nebr.* Pvt. John Seventh Street, ' Pa.* Pvt. Andrew Niemiec, 1816 Grant Street, Buf- Pet Frank 11.. iiebolt, 223 falo, N. Y.* 'ieinark, N,, Dak.bnen .N Pvt. Charles E. Clifford, New Castle, Ky.* obinsn R. No. 3, Thol1 Sergt. Harry Cohn, Ideal Apartments, Wil- Pvt. George Neal, 13 East Thirty-sixth Street, PVt. ortonA Bayonne, N. J.* Oaks, Mica.* liams Street, Bath, N. Y.* Rosen, 708 Belch Street, Lansing, Pvt. Harrison Compo, Croghan, N. Y.* Pvt. Lloyd T. Nelson, 2229 Division Street, Pet. Lewis Pvt. James Cooper, Prince George, Md.* Baltimore, Md.* Mich. * Russell, Mather, Wis.* Pvt. William II. Cox, 154 Star Street, Phoenix- Pvt. Peter O'Donnell, 2607 South Franklin Pvt. Ricbard L. Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pet. James Sapoli, Carlton Mich.* ville, Pa.* t. D. No. 5, Brazil, Pvt. James P. Crowley, 313 West Street, Wil- Pvt. Lawrence M. Orr, R. F. D. No, 6, Spring- Pt. Walter Sarchett, dale, Ark.* Ind.* mington, Del.* R. F. D. No. 2, Hart, Pvt. Fred Cruz, 009 Wasco Street, Corpus Pvt. Capua Pablo, South River, N. J.* Pvt. Fr ank S. Schaner, Pvt. Richard Parks, Mich. * Christi, Tex.* 19 Myrtle Avenue, Dover, R. Schipp, P. 0. box 77, Ferdi- Pvt. Carlo D'Addetto, 409 Jefferson Street, N. J.* Pet. Leonard Hoboken, N. J.* Pvt. Farling Philips, Pecanget, Tex.* nd, Iod.* Pvt. Charles Porter, PtP lnry Schroeder, Cannelton, Ind.* Pvt. Joseph Depta, 147 Thomson Street, Buf- Ovid, Idaho.* general delivery, Ferdinand, falo, N. Y.* Pvt. Gabriel Pulsone, 72 Park Avenue, New- ret. John Seng, ark. N. J.* Ind.* Pvt. Fred C. Dignum, 504 Kentucky Avenue, R. R. No. 1, Wal- Fort Worth, Tex.* Pvt. Fred Ritz, R. F. D. No. 2, Huron, Ohio.* Pet. Richard Lee Simon, Pvt. Chester L. Va.* Pvt. Edward T. Dowling, Camden, N. J.* Robinson, Seabright, N. J. lckrTsville, W. general delivery, Alden, PVt. Albert Dubois, 5713 Lindeer Street, New Pvt. Wesley Robinson, 233 Asbury Avenue, PN . O1men A. Smalley, Ocean City, Mich.* Bedford, Mass.* N. J.* R. F. D. No. 30, Scott- Pvt. Claudius Dubois, Dorchester, N. J.* Pvt. Paul Rogers, Beverly, N. T.* P t. Oma Smith, Pvt. George land, II.* Pvt. John Dzeirack, 135 Avenue R., New York, Ronald, Colgate, Okla.* Stevens 1012 St. Joe Avenue, N. Y.* Pvt. Harry R. Rooks. 1036 Huntington Street, Pet. Joop Pvt. Raymond Eaton, Auburn, Iowa.* Watertown, N. Y.* Eansv ille, Iad.*~ t Pvt. William A. Rooney, Pet. asry . Swontkcaski, Minto, N. nak. Pvt. Joseph Eckhar, 63 Sidney Street, Buffalo, D22 North Twelfth general delivery, Fremont, N. Y.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. (len Taylor, Pvt. John J. Egan, 721 South Alero Avenue, Sergt. William L. Schneider. Toledo, Ohio.* llbeh.* t Pvt. John B. Simmons, Pet.i Walter Thomas, Nadeau. Mich.* Chicago, IliI.* 321 West Main Street, Park Pvt. William Evans, 78 Ridge Avenue, Jersey Catshill. N. Y.* Pvt. Robert C. Thompson, 39 Sooth Pvt. Jacob Simon, strcet, Pontiac. Mllch.* City. N. J.* 43 Marth Place, Passaic, 5258 Sycamore Street, Pvt. Edward A. Fanning, 542 Westfield Ave- N. J.* Pvt. Lloyd S. Trescott, Pvt. Oscar Lansing, Mich.* nue, Roseville Park, N. J.* Settles, box 2, Wanette, Okla.* route No. 4, Hooperston, Corpl. Geo. H. Farlee, 15 Hellar Parkway, Pvt. John II. Shannon, 9 Willow Street, Os- Pvt. no Waugh, Newark, N. J.* wego, N. Y.* Ili.* Kans.* Pvt. Lawrence L. Farley, Board Camp, Ark.* Pvt. George Slay, Blyd, Tex.* Pet Alvin J. Wendlandt, Coffeyville, R. F. D. B, Gary, Pvt. Raphael Fawcett, Beverly, N. J.* Pvt. Clint Smith, Syril, Okla.* Pet. John P. Westerhout, F. D. No. 4, Pvt. Herbert laod.t Pvt. Michael Francis Fay, R. Snyder. 927 Michigan Avenue, R. F. D. No. 1, Watson, Kingston, N. Y.* Niagara Falls, N. Y.* Pvt. Randall Willard, Garland Fitzgeral, Denning, Tex.* Pvt. Howard III.* Pvt. Snyder, 927 Michigan Avenue, J. Williams, general delivery, Pvt. John Fletcher, Boswell, Okla.* Niagara Falls, N. Y * Pit. Charles Pvt. Martin L. Ford, Lambertville, Mich.* Pvt. Nichols Snoto, 2222 Clark Street, Per- Lawton, Mich.* Street, ,ames I. Wiseman, general delivery, Pet. John H. Glehl, 10 Washington medobeach, Fla.* Vt. Amsterdam. N. Y.* Pvt. Horace W. Spotts, 653 Cherry Street, Kansas, Ill.* Pvt. Charles W. Gilbert, Morgan Street, Dun- Williamsport, Pet. Otto Witt, R. D. No. 1, Ossineke, Mich.* Pa.* route No. 1, Madison, cannon, Pa.* Pvt. Daniel Joseph Stamm, 179 Union Hall Pet. Elberf Wolf, star Pvt. William W. Griggs, R. F. D. No. 4, New Street North Jamacla, L. I.* F. D. No. 1, Kalkaska, Brunswick, N. J.* Corpl. Walter C. Storch, 258 Chadwick Ave- Pet. William Yager, R. Pvt. David Gregory, 163 Ceady Street, New- nue, Newark, Mich.* N. J.* DEVENS, MASS. ark, N. J.* Recruit Harry Sukala, Co. 43, 12th Bn., 153 CAMP Pvt. Gustave A. Groeger, 65 Garrison Street, D. B., Camp Dix, N. J.* Pvt. Elden Choate, R. F. D. No. 2, Liberty, Paterson, N. J.* Pvt. Adraic Thomas, Bendixi, Tex.* Me.* Pvt. Reinhold L. Guetzkan, Young America, Pvt. Joseph A. S. Thomeuzwitz, 60 Belmont Eadlo, Mount View, Lee, Mass.t Pet. Andrew Md- Minn.* Avenue, Newark. N. J.* e d W. Flynn, 15 Dexter Street, Pvt. Wiadyslaw Hajouklewicx, 17 Hackensack Pvt. Lawrence Tintle, R. F. D. No. 2, Edge- forol, Moast Avenue. Ridgefield Park, N. J. Street, water. Colo.* Pft. avid Gamble, 1815 Gordan Pvt. Frederick Hall, 485 East Thirty-third Pvt. Scott Trego, 340 East Main Street, Camn , S. C.* Street, Paterson, N. J.* Ephraeta. Pa.* Pet. Feeney Hariman, P. 0. box 53, Pvt. Lewis Hall, Long Branch, N. J.* Pvt. Fred Turner. Headrick, Okla.* Frnklin. Me, Corpl. Alfred G. Hammond, 63 Newark Avenue, Pvt. John Vanlishout, R. F. D. No. 1, Mott, Pet. Robert Jemphrey, 101 Bonney Street, Bloomfield, N. J.* N. Dak.* New Bedford, Mass.* Pvt. Ernest E. Harris, R. F. D. No. 1, Lyden- Pvt. James Walsh. 341 Morris Avenue, Long- Pvt. Oliver Johnson, Palmetto, Fla.* vifle, Orleans County. N. Y. C.* branch. N. J.* Pet. Vernon C. Judkins, Norway, Me*t Pvt. Jasper Harris, 306 Elliston Street, Pat- Corpl. Corl A. Walters, Schuyler, Nebr.* Pvt. Ernestn. Lind, Oxord Street, Auburn, erson, N. J.* Pvt. Theobald Weber, Columbus, Nebr.* Mass.* Pvt. Ralph E. Hedden, Mount Carmel Avenne, Pvt. John Whalen, R. F. D. No. 1, Saneadee, Pet. John A. Pleate, 223 North Fifth Street, Morristown, N. J.* N. Y.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Clarence Hennion, Midvale, N. J.* Pvt. Clarence Wheelock. 78 Donaldfon Ave- Pet. Wesley G. Rochelle, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Joseph L. Hill, 2077 Highland Place, nue, Rutherford. N. J.* Jericho, Vt. Indianapolis, Ind.* Pvt. George F. White, Paradexter, Va., R. Pet. John F. Stevens, R. F. ). No. 1, Bridgton, Pvt. Harry Hines, Whitinsville, Mass.* F. D. No. 1.* Me.* Pvt. Wayne Hughes, 209 South Market Street, Pvt. Oscar White, R. F. D. No. 1, Satenta, Pet. William A. Stone, Ludlow, Mass.* Mount Carmel, Pa.* Miss.* CAMP DICK, TEX. Pvt. Lene Kazakawitz, 75 Prince Street, New- Pvt. Roy White. Lamasco. Tex.* ark, N. J.* Pvt. Truman Pvt. Harry R. Feagans, Charlestown, W. Va.* White, 27 First Street, West- Pet. Joseph S. Konants, Glade, Kans.* Pvt. Geor Kennedy, Ryan. Okla.* field. Pa.* Pet. Robert K. Kline, Millersburg, Pa.* Pvt. Joseph Wickert, 529 Carbon Street, Pvt. Joseph Leonard, 2531 Jefferson Street, Syracuse. N. Y.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Charles F. Kreiner, Boliver, N. Y.* Pet. Adolph Kuma, 46 Brackenridge Terrace, Pvt. Frank Williams, 1317 West Lee Street, CAMP DIX, N. J. Irvington, N. J.* Richmond. Va.* Pvt. Paul Barkley, Blairsville, Ind.* Pet. Willie Little, McLeod, Miss.* Pvt. Nnoch J. Yascodich, 531 Amside Street, Pvt. Anthony Bivil, 22 Sumner Street, Phila- Shamokin, Pa.* Pvt. William Lockett, R. F. D. No. 2, box 10, Tex.* delphia, Pa.* Danville, Va.* Pvt. Orda Young. Goosecreek, Pvt. Benjamin Borstein, 1200 Everett Street, CAMP DODGE, IOWA. Pvt. James B. Longmore, 1118 South Broad Camden, N. J.* Pvt. Ernest G. Aderhold, Watertown. Pvt. Tranquellno Bosques, Beville, Tex. Street, Trenton. N. J.* S. D.* 16 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Orlie I. Alexander, Metolius, Oreg.* Pvt. James S. Harris, route 1, box 58, Center- Pvt. Alfred M. Peterson, Ambrose, N. Dak.* Pvt. Verord Applebury, Dawn, Mo.* yille, Ala." Sergt. Duff Pitkin, Hillsboro, Tex.* Pvt: Cyril Bagley, Murray, Iowa.* Pvt. John S. Harris, R. F. D. 1, box 58, Center- Pvt. Edward Pruss, Snyder, Nebr.* Pvt. Thomas Bank, R. R. No. 2, Buffalo Cen- ville, Ala.* Pvt. Fred A. Quiram, route No. 1, Virgil, ter, Iowa.* Pvt. George Hartman, 2906 Washington S. Dak.* Pvt. Bryan Barber, box 439, Muscatine, Iowa.* Street, Dubuque, Iowa.* Pvt. August I. Rajsky, Madison, Nebr.* Pvt. Geo.. C. Barnes, Route No. 1, Menl, Pvt. Byron B. Hassman, Versillis, Mo.* Pvt. Waldemar C. Rasmussen, 122 Wilbur Iowa.* Pvt. John Heath, Caruthersville, Mo.* Street, Waterloo, Iowa.* Pvt. John L. Barnes, Smith Center, Kans.* Pvt. George Heger, 304 Garfield Street, Hib- Pvt. Amos R. Redmond, 639 Callaghan Ave- Pvt. Antone Barrie, Route N6. 1, Raymond, bing, Minn.* nue. San Antonio, Tex.* S. Dak.* Cook Willard E. Hess, box 93, Burke, S. Dak.* Pvt. Homer C. Rehm, Ayrshire, Iowa.* Pvt. Mark Beam, Monida, Mont,* Pvt. Claude Hill, Beggstown, Okla.* Pvt. Alfred Rex, Cherokee, Iowa.* Pvt. Carl G. Berg, Route No. 5, box 42, Mad- Pvt. William L. Holmes, Monthorne, Wash." Pvt. George H. Richardson, route 2, Belle- dock, N. Dak.* Pvt. Botolf Hoydahl, Ambrose, N. Dak." plaine, Iowa.* Pvt. Robert F. Bernhardt, Adebolt, Iowa.* Pvt. George Hughes, route 1, Clarence, Mo.* Pvt. Roy C. Rinker, Lexington, Nebr.* Pvt. Earl Berry, Delmont, S. Dak.* Pyt. Erick Houvinen, route No. 1, Perth, N. Pvt. James Robinson, Middle Street, Indian- Pvt. Lloyd A. Bishop, 205 North Duff Street, Dak.* apolis, Ind.* Mitchell, S. Dak.* Pvt. John Thomas Irons, Grand Junction, Pvt. Lucius Robinson, route No. 1,* box 90, Pvt. Dale Bradley, Route No. 5, Bedford, Tenn.* care Lou Reed, England, Ark.* Iowa. * Pvt. Arnold Johnson, route 2, Atlanta, Iowa.* Pvt. Sim Robinson, Wetumka, Okla.* Pvt. John N. Brennan, New Albin, Iowa.* Pvt. James Johnson, 220 Thirty-eighth Street, Pvt. Freeman L. Rogers, general delivery, Corpl. Jerry Broadus, 2025 South Walnut Cairo, III.* Frazee, Minn.* Street, Chillicothe, Mo.* Pvt. Louis E. Johnson, Baileysville, Ill.* Pvt. Ben A. Rohde, 214 North Pleasant, Pvt. Edward P. Bross, Garrison, Iowa.* Pvt. Nels G. Johnson, R. F. D. No. 2, Ban- Kenosha, Wis.* Pvt Charles R. Brown, 720 East Central croft, Nebr.* Pvt. William Frederick Rohr, Donnan, Iowa.* Street, Arkansas City, Kans.* Pvt. Willie Johnson, Boley, Okla.* Pvt. Mile. Rollert, Steen, MinAn.* Pvt. Symond Bruce, Rolfe, Iowa.* Pvt. Napoleon Jones, 117 Bagg Street, De- Pvt. Charles W. Root, route No. 4, Delphos, Pvt. Glen Buckner, Oconto, Nebr.* catur, Ala.* Kans.* Pvt. Elwin N. Budwell, Sutherland, Iowa.* Pvt. Milton A. Kable, 1038 South Home Pvt. Henry X. Rops, Austinville, Iowa.* Pvt. Ralph J. Burch, 2127 South Maine Street, Avenue, Oak Park, Ill.* Pvt. Christ Rott, Martin, N. Dak.* Burlington, Iowa. * Pvt. Charles Kelosick, Horthenglich, Iowa.* Pvt. Stanley H. Rouse, Lucas. Iowa.* Pvt. Andy J. Burr, R. F. D. No. 2, box 22, Pvt. Earl J. Kettler, route 1, Rerril, Iowa.* Pvt. John L. Ryan, route No. 6, Cherokee, Dunbar, Nebr.* Pvt. Walter King, Knik, Territory of Alaska.* Iowa.* Pvt. Governor Burtus, Somerville, Tenn.* Pvt. Frank L. Klingberl,. route 2, Palmer, Pvt. Alonzo Salone, route No. 3, box 6, Kings- Pvt. Bernard Campsou, White Contenent, Iowa.* bury, Tex.* Mont.* Corpl. Rudolph Koester, Walsey, S. Dak." Pvt John F. Schaeffer, Willard, Nebr.* Pvt. Tull Carlson, Juneau, Alaska.* Pvt. William Knese, 2738 La Salld Street, St. Pvt. Gustav Scheel, Dysart, Iowa.* Pvt. Eligah Chaplin, general delivery, Genoa, Louis, Mo.* Pvt. James Scott, box 113 Vian. Okla.* Ark.* Pvt. T. E. Knight, Des Moines, Iowa.* Pvt. Ralph C. Shelman, R. F. D. No. 1 Wagoner Don Clark, 924 Colorado Street, Pvt Albert F. Krause, route 3, Sumner, Iowa.* Weatherby. Mo.* Butte, Mont.4 Corpl. Albert R. Kuehn, route 1, Cavour, S. Pvt. Harry Shelton, Ketchipen, Alaska.* Pvt. Andrew Clawson, Ilaslow, N. Dak.* Dak.* Pvt. Williin M. Shirley, R. R. No. 1, Argyle, Pvt. Logan Cockrel Cloe, Nillersefeek, Ky.* Pvt. Seetre Lewis, Winona, Tex.* S. Dak.* Pvt. James L. Clow, Halsey, Nebr.* Pvt. Lawrence Lindquist, Malino, Nebr.* Pvt. Owen Short, Boynton, Okla.* Pvt. Willis Coker, Tennant, Iowa.* Pvt. Yarslov Liska, route 2, Mountain Grove, Pvt. Edward Singer, Remsen, Iowa.* Pvt. Harley E. Cox, South English, Iowa.* Mo. * Pvt. David H. Slankard, Malden, Mo.* Pvt. Roy Cranmer, Route No. 3, Wakita, Pvt. Alfred R. McConkey Oshkosh Nebr.* Pvt. Clarence Smith, Spencer, Nebr.* Okla.* ' Pvt. Floyd McClure, Gauit, Mo.* Pvt. Ralph IL Smith, White Wooden, lowa., Pvt. John H. Crawley, Peedmont, Okla.* Pvt. James McClure, Tulsa, Okla.* Pvt. Driss Soskieff. Kennekett, Alaska.* Pvt. Joseph F. Crew, West Branch, Iowa.* Pvt. Wayne McDaniel, Johnstown, Nebr.* Corpl. Arthur P. Southwick, Promise, Oreg.* Pvt. John Daubek, Thane, Alaska.* Pvt. Harold MeGarvie, P. 0. box 275, Lake Cook Roy B. Spencer, Westbay, N. Y.* Pvt. Otto C. Dean, 912 Tenth Avenue East, Preston, S. Dak.* Corpl. William Stein, 220 Division Street, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.* Pvt. John B. McIntire, R. F. D. No. 2, Cin- Davenport, Iowa.* Pvt. Leroy Deingan, McDonald, Kans.* cInnati, Iowa.* Ft. Jesse J. Stevenson, route No. 1, Lebanon, Pvt. Charles Edward Dernert, 2840 Church Pvt. David McKee, route 5. box 02, Palestine, Ill. * Court, Chicago, Ill.* Tex.* Pvt George E. Strathman, Randolph, Nebr.* Pvt. George H. Dirksen, Woden, Towa.* Pvt. Vincent J. Maberteau, 708 South Main Pvt. Henry W. Sumner, Fiugal. N. Dak.* Pvt. Otto Dislud, Willow Lake, S. Dak.* Street, Butte, Mont.* Pvt. Frank W. Svenson. Lenard, Minn.* Pvt. James Doormick, Sioux City, Iowa.* Pvt. Will Malone, 70 North Main Street, Cov- Pvt. James Tennat. 1823 Twenty-fourth Ave- Wagoner Frank Dowling, 3512 West Fifth ington, Tenn.* nue North Seattle, Wash.* Avenue, Spokane, Wash.* Pvt. Tordald May, general delivery, Larch- Pvt. Leslie R. Thomas, care of Big Dam, Great Pvt. George Dwinell, P. 0. box 433, Verdigre, wood, Iowa.* Falls. Mont.* Nebr.* Corpl. Michael Meagher, Ilendle Street, Lenox, Pvt. William Thomas, box 36, Petersburg, Pvt. George Dwinnell, Verdigree, Nebr.* Mass. * Nebr.* Pvt. Michael Early, general delivery, Grand Pvt. Fred M. Meidinger, Celland. N. Dak.* Pvt. Edward B. Thompson, R. F. D. No. 6. Rapids, Minn.* Pvt. John Merriman, Wolbach, Nebr.* Upper Sandusky, Ohio.* Pvt. Mandus E. Edstrom, 927 South Olive Pvt. John P. Millam. R. R. 2, Jonesburg, Mo.* Pvt. Nelson Toliver, Yolande, Ala.* Street, Los Angeles, Cal.* Pvt. Gallion Miller, Rosebrook, Tex.* Pvt. Edward Trumm, Aiasworth, Nebr.* Pvt. Frank X. Egloff, -St. Meinrod, Ind.* Pvt. Clairs Alexandra Tucker, general de- Pt. Joseph H. Miller, route 1, Box 39, Oslan, livery, College Pvt. Frank H. Enfield, Route No. 1, Lewis, La. * View, Neb.* Iowa.* Pvt. Lynn F. Miller, 216 Lane Street, Water- Pvt. Roscoe Tucker, Forest City, Mo.* Corpl. Ray J. Esgate, Courdelion, Idaho.* loo, Iowa.* Pvt. James Turner, 1111 Ripley Street, Daven- Cook Oscar Felker, 809 Hedge Avenue, Bur- Pvt. William Milner, route 1, Weldon, Iowa.* port, Iowa.* lington, Iowa.* Pvt. James H. Morgan, 1107 Monroe Street, Pvt. Edward F. Uecker, Watertown, Wis.* Pvt. William F. Ford, 347 South Twenty- Topeka, Kans.* Pvt. Edward F. Uecker, Johnstoncreek, Wis.* fifth Street, Lincoln, Nebr.* Pvt. Edwin H. Vienop. Doykin, Nebr.* Pvt. Roy Mousel, R. F. D. No. 3, Doll Rafudo, Pvt. Pvt. W. M. Ford, 347 Twenty-fifth Street, S. Dak.* Arrie Vos, Bruce. Wis.* Lincoln, Nebr.* Pvt. Jeff H. Moe, Minnesota, Mien.* Pvt. Leroy B. Vought, route No. 1, Sears- Pvt. Orsin G. Fuller, Riverton, Nebr.* boro, Iowa.* Pvt. Lawrence Morency, Fairbanks, Alaska.* Pvt. Cliford Terry Pvt. Chas. S. Fulton, 912 South Fifth Street, Pyt-'Torzald Moy, Larchwood, Iowa.* Warner, Clearlake, S. Dak.* East Cedar Rapids, Iowa.* Pvt. Charlie Warhop, Box, Okla.* Pvt. Art Mulder, R. F. D. No. 1, box 44, Rock Pvt. Roy V. Corpl. Silas Gallup, box 145. Grand Ridge, Ill.* Valley, Iowa.* Wheeler,-1343 South Twenty-fifth Sergt. George M. Gasser, 5533 Street, Omaha, Nebr.* Aorile Avenue, Pvt. Cliff Murphy, Marion, Iowa.* Pvt. Clarence E. White. Rhodes, St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Walter Murphy, R. D. No. 2, Forrest Iowa.* Pvt. George Geftos, Pvt. Robert White, 322 Lawrence Street, To- Route No. 57, Renton, City Ark.* peka, Kans.* Wash.* Pvt. Claire W. Myers, route 3, Brighton, Pvt. Frederick J. Geisslnger, Bouton, Iowa.* Pvt. John T. Wideman, Greeley, Kans.* Iowa.* Corpi. Clarence Wilco, 3964 Lucky Street, St. Pvt. John D. Gentry, 114 East Kansas Street, Pvt. Andrew J. Nave. Funter Bay, Alaska.* Louis, Mo.* Independence, Mo.* Pvt. Andrews Nave, Brygjan, Norway.* Pvt. Pvt. Fred L. Wilcox. Harlan, Iowa.* Louis Germer, Route No. 1, Plymouth, Pvt. Claude 0. Nelson, Greeley, Iowa.* Bugler Jesse S. Williams, Little Crooked, Nebr.* Pvt. .Tohn B. Nelson, Havelock..Nebr.* Mont.* Pvt. Andrew Gorsch, Marengo, Iowa.* Pvt. &am W. Nelson, Danneberg, Nebr. Pvt. Carl Winter, Canton, Minn.* Pvt. Steve Green, Cordova, Alaska.* Sergt. Waller F. Neu, Milford, Nebr.* Pvt. Ernest Wise, route No. 4, Burlingame, Pvt. Walter Green, England, Ark.* Sergt. Walter Neu, Seward, Nebr.* Kans.* Pvt. Floyd Groover, route 3, Marshal1town, Pvt. Eino Ojakangas, Pyhjaki 0. L. Lamp- Pvt Roy S. Wood. Montezuma, Iowa.* Iowa.* Insn, Finland.* Pvt. Laverne Wright, 409 South Fifth Street, Pvt. Lee J. Grossmeier, route 2, Hamburg, Pvt. John P. Olds, Juneau, Alaska.* Lyons, La.* Iowa.* Pvt. Unden Ole, Terry, Mont. Pvt. Martin F. Wright, 841 South Marion Pvt. Emil IL Grote, Lohrville, Iowa.* Pvt. John E. Olson, Nome. Alaska.* Avenue, Washington.* Pvt. Joseph Gustafson, Binnestap, Acebo Kal- Pvt. John R. Olson, Strand Wiem Six Pvt. Nathaniel Wyckman, Essex, Iowa.* mar, Sweden.* Fromxo, Norway.* Pvt. Ernest Wysinger, Fort Pvt. Nick Gustiff, Juno, Alaska.* Pvt. Carleton S. Parkinson, Tobor, Iowa.* Towson, Okla.* Pvt. Louis Hackman, St. Lucas, Iowa.* Pvt. Ralph Joseph Parsell, Alvo, Nebr.* Pvt. Edward Zimmerman, route No. 1, Ana- Pvt. Virgil F. Hageman, 705 Tromawonda Pvt. Evan B. Patton, star route, Madison, mosa, Iowa.* Street, Rockwell City, Iowa.* Ind.* CAMP EUSTIS, VA. Pvt. George E. Hamilton, 2838 Thirty-eIghth Pvt. Alexander Peabody, route 1, Dickens, Street, Chicago, Ill.* Iowa.* Mechanician Fred Dean, R. F. D. No. 3, Pvt. James E. F. Hanke, 806 Vistet Street, Pvt. 0. W. Perry, 100 North Eighth Street, Bucyrus, Ohio.* Stormlake, Iowa.* Fort Smith. Ark.* Cook Leslie E. Duncan, Indian Valley, Va.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. 17 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. John P. Eavey, 105 Talmadge, Pough- CAMP GORDON, CA. Pvt. James T. Moore, 215 North Fourth keepsie, N Y.* Street, Richmond, Ind.* Pvt. Fred Hinze, box 99, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Simon Cole, Morristown, Tenn.* Pvt. Daniel G. Morrow, Newton, La.' Cecil, Wis.* Pvt. Orazino Conetti, Caserta, Settefrate, Pvt. Custis Mosely, Utility, La.* Pvt. Daniel H. Lucy, 20 Dove Street, Newbury- Italy.* Pvt. Fred Monroe Moulton, Pine IslandcMinn.* port, Mass.* Pvt. Harry E. Davis, R. F. D. No. 1, Lake Pvt. Hillard Murry, Hayer Street, Plaque- Capt. George F. Mahool, 2437 Maryland Ave- View, La.* mine, La.* nue, Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. John Victor Grainger, 1701 Chestnut Pvt. Reuben E. Nelson 2521 Eleventh Avenue, Pvt. Orrin E. Remington, 1216 North Tenth Street, Wilmington, N. C.* South Minneapolis, Minn.* Street NW., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.* Pvt. William Kackley, Lake City, Iowa.* Pvt. Stephen R. O'Bannon, 1011 West Thirty- Pvt. Fletcher F. Smith, Brookton, Ga.* Pvt. Oscar Kendall, Route No. 1, Hiwassee, ninth Street, Kansas City, Mo.* Pvt. Hawks Thurman, R. F. D. No. 1, New Ga.' Pvt. Clarence Earl Patterson, 1304 North Oak Bristol, Tenn.* Pvt. Bennie Lomineck, Route No. 4, Headland, Street, Bloomington, Ill.*' Pvt. Oscar L. Tolle, Paonia, Colo.* Ala. Pvt. Irvin Harrison Peterson, route No. 1, box Pvt. William Wojewodzski, 16 North Talman Pvt. James C. Mills, Boston, Ga.* 97, Victoria, Ill.* Avenue, Chicago, Il.* Pvt. Luther B. Moffitt, Star Route, McMinn- Pvt. Fred Lawrence Porter, box 172, Benton, Pvt. Aleck Young, Shelbiana, Ky.* ville, Tenn.* Minn.* CAMP FREMONT, CAL. Pvt. Ralph Pomeroy, Route No. 58, Sherman, Pvt. George Ratliff, Esilquena, Miss.* N. Y. Pvt. Joe Ray, Lula, Miss.* Pvt. Anderson, 501 Phoenix Pvt. Ira L. Roberts, Hilltonia, Ga.* Pvt. Robert Redd, Spencer, Va.* Block, Butte, Mont.* Pvt. Randolph Swinson, Fitzgerald, Ga.* Pvt. Antony Redic, Atkins, La.* Pvt. (first class) Edward Bowman, Vallejo, Pvt. Vell White, R. F. D. No. 1, Woodstock, Pvt. Charles E. Reiss, 2812 INorth First Street, Cal.* Ga.* Shelbyville, Ill.* Pvt. Henry Richardson, Jr., Rambin, La.* Ret. Robert Harry Brody, 882 Saratoga Ave- CAMP GRAXT, ILL; nue, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Jacob M. Roisman, 608 Sixth Avenue, Pvt. Bennie Carpenter, R. F. D. No. 2, box 138, Corpl. William Ottie Bailey, Accoville, W. Va.* North Minneapolis, Minn.* Whittier, Cal.* Pvt. Robert George Bartylla, Route No. 4, Pvt. Johnie Rowsey, route No. 1, Shuford, Pvt. Lean Haas, general delivery, Timpas, Bowerville, Minn.* Miss.* Colo.* Pvt. Forrest Bauer, Route No. 4, box 30, Bara- Pvt. Freddie Roy, box No. 20, Osnabrock, Pvt. Jack Kelley, 508 Callahan Street, Musko- boo, Wis.* N. Dak.* Pvt. Anton Sabetskis, Springfield, Ill.* gee, Okla.* Pvt. Axel R. Bergenson, Route No. 1, box 85, Pvt. Ernest Kendall, R. F. D. No. 7, Benjamin, Ogemo, Wis.* Pvt. Arthur M. Salmela, route No. 2, box 90, Utah.* Pvt. Orval J. Blough, Route No. 8, Le Roy, Sebeka, Minn.' Pvt. Rollo Knowles, box 186, Whitswan, Minn.* Pvt. Alvin Schoeck, box 373, Highland, Ill.* Wash.* Pvt. Harvey Boettcher, 614 Fifth Avenue, Pvt. Otto Herman Schuett, Carpentersville, Pvt. George C. McDonald, Monteplius, Idaho.* Janesville, Wis.* Ill.* Corpl. Harry Miller, 633 D North Grand Ave- Pvt. James Bogue, R. F. D. No. 2, box 30, Pvt. Gustav Noak Serialno, Hawks Avenue, nue, Los Angeles, Cal.* Hertford, N. C.* Ossining, N. J.* Pvt. John L. Mooney, R. F. D. No. 1, Clacka- Pvt. Edward C. Boyd, 122 East Ash Street, Pvt Ernest Sewell, Keyesville, La.* mas, Oreg.* Canton, Ill.* Pvt. Earl Vincent Slater, 1153 West Twenty- Corpl. Samuel P. Nickells, 3325 Michigan Aye- Pvt. Joseph Raymond Buer, 916 North Wash- eighth Street, Indianapolis, Ind.* nue, Kansas City, Mo.* tenaw Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Corpl. Harry Albert Smith, Sister Bay, Wis.* Pvt. John Ohm, postoffice box 102, Arbuckle, Pvt. Jerry Carson, Oberlin, Okla.' Pvt. Andrew W. Steld1, R. F. D. No. 2, Carlos, Cal. Pvt. Arbie Chambers, Route No. 2, box 49, Minn.* Pvt. William Price, 1773 Center Avenue, Og- Calhoun, La.* Pvt. Elmer Stovel, 3112 Mason Street, Omaha, den, Utah. Pvt. Conrad Christman, Route No. 2, box 57, Nebr.* Pvt. William Schmidt, No. 2 McKinley Street, Alexandria, S. Dak.* Pvt. Harry Stucy, Highlanding, Minn.* Dayton, Ohio.* Pvt Walter Ray Clarkson, Bement, Ill.* Musician Pyrl Tiffany, Angola Ind.* Pvt. George Seethof, Mitollus, Oreg. Pvt. Clayton Cole, Sligo, La.* Pvt. Robert L. Tillman, 610 Sixth Street, Las Pvt. John W. Speed, Santa Marie, Cal.' Pvt. Lewis Edward Day, 900 block, North Animas, Colo.* Pvt. Swan Swanson, Clearbrook, Wash. Diamond Street, Jacksonville, Ill.* Pvt. Glasonda Tonello, box 308, Oglesby, Ill.* Pvt. Elmer E. Wells, Downing, Wyo.* Pvt. John B. Troupe, Aberdeen, Miss.* Panguick, Utah.* Pvt. Robert Dempsey, Rudell, Minn.* Pvt. John William Troutman, rural route No. Pvt. George Woodward, Pvt. James Earl Dun, 601 South Wall Street, Pvt. Arthur C. Young, box 23, Stevensville, Carbondale, Ill.* 1, Nebraska Ind* Mont. Pvt. Homer Edin, Elkhart, Tex.* Pvt. Charlie Vale, hill House, Miss.* Pvt. Joseph Zanni, box 15, Tipton, Cal.* Main.* Pvt. David Tobe Vaughn, Port Allen, La.* Pvt. Alfred Reponen Einar, Cloquet, Pvt. Raymond Melville Wallicfl, R. F. D., box CAMP FUNSTON, KAINS. Pvt. Dan Fortson, box 51, Robelene, La.' 62, Lincoln, Nebr.* Pvt. Joseph John Froebling, Watkins, Minn.* Pvt. Glen Eyrie Waltz, route No. 8, Canton, Pvt. Good Bethune, R. F. D. No. 4, Troy, Ala.* Pvt. Robert Gaudle, Cecilia, La.* Ill.* Pvt. Guy Brown, Sommer, Miss.* Pvt. William Gray, R. F. D. No. 1, box 6, Pvt. Willie Warren, St. Joseph, La.* Pvt. Jennings W. Carson, Scammon, Kans.* Louisville, Ala.* Pvt. Edward G. Wartz, R. F. D. No. 2, Rock Pvt. Omer Elliott Curtis, 510 North First Pvt. Freeman Ghee, care of Crescent Planta- Elm, Wis.* Street, Arkansas City, Kans.* tion, Houman, La.* Recruit Ed Washington, box 231, Rolling Fork, Pt. Henry Davis, 1600 East Tenth Street, Pvt. Andrew Gomulka, Nebinan, S. Dak.* Miss.* Kansas City, Mo.* Pvt. John Grant, 718 Bullitt Street, Charles- Pvt. Robert Whaley, P. 0. box 23, South Park, Sergt. Eurie W. Douglas, Arch Creek, Fla.* ton, W. Va.* Minn.* Pvt. Arthur Fellman, 3016 Agnes, Kansas Pvt. Charles T. Grisby, Route No. 2, St. Pvt. George Gray Wheelock, lock box No. 42, City, Mo.* Charles, Minn.* McLean, Ill.* Pvt. James Forsyth, 506 West Eighth Street, Pvt. Alphonso L. Hall, R. F. D. No. 1, box 84, Pvt. Clifford S. Whitcomb, box No. 134, Byron, Pittsburg, Kans.* - English, Ind.* Minn.* Pvt. Henry Fruehling, R. F. D. No. 2, Mary- Pvt. Marinus Hanson, 64 Marlendalvej, Copen- Pvt. Ralph Otto Will, R. F.'D. No. 2, Dixon, ville, Kans.* hagen, F., Denmark.* Ill.* Pvt. Rolland Edward Green, Windsor, Mo.* Pvt. Otto Hansen, box 5, Shennington, Wis.* Pvt. Irvin Williams, 617 Main Street, New Pvt. Fleet Dewitt Hilton, R. F. D. No. 3, Salis- Pvt. John Harrison, 6141 Charles Street, Albany, Ind.* bury, Mo.* New Orleans, La.* Pvt. Robert Wilson, route No. 1, box 48, Rocky Pvt. Edwin Charles Holste,- 5080 Bulwer Ave- Pvt. Everett Harter, Now Boston, Ill.* Mount, Va.* nue, St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Manuel Hawkins, Route No. 6, box 86, Pvt. Willie Wilson, Covington, La.* Pvt. Roy Alfred Johnson, Princeton, Kans.* Terrell, Tex.* Pvt. Joe Wino, company of West Feliciana Pvt. John Wesley Kelly, R. F. D. No. 2, Au- Pvt. Theodore Hemmingson, Luck, Wis.* Mount Boiney Plantation, La.* rora, Mo.* Pvt. Robert Redd, Spencer, Va.* Pvt. Rudolph Henry Wolter, 1103 South Main Pvt. Frank I. Lewis, Columbus, Mo.* Pvt. Sidney Hopkins, Bertiel, Assumption Street, South Bend, Ind.* Pvt. Jimmie McKissie, R. F. D. No. 1, box 126, County, La.* Pvt. Everett Marshall Yetman, box 54, Buda, Phoenix, Ala.* Pvt. Harry Huck, 957 Twenty-fourth Avenue, Ill.* Piedmont, Mo.* Pvt. Leslie John Marshbanks, Milwaukee, Wis.* CAMP N. Pvt. Heenning Peterson, 0634 Ewing Avenue, Pvt. Lamolne Leando Isaacson, R. F. D. No. GREENE, C. Chic4go, Ill.* - 24, Oconomowoc, Wis.* Ret. Leon L. Allen, Volant, Pa.* Pvt. Joe Rand, Swan Lake, Miss.* Pvt. Ole Iven, R. F. D. No. 2, box 48, Pay- Pvt. Ned Alston, R. F. D. No. 2, box 33, Whit- Pvt. Hugh Satterly, Jr., R. F. D. No. 1, Farm- nette, Wis.* akers, N. C.* ington, Iowa.* Pvt. Courtney Johnson, Route No. 2, Mans- Fvt. Alexander Archield, Jeanerette, La.* Pvt. Edward Karl Schweighofer, 209 West Wea field, La.* Pvt. John Bennett, Gonzales, La.* Street, Paola, Kans.* Pvt. George Jones, general delivery, Apollo, Pvt. Edward Breckenridge, Franklin La.* Pvt. Alonzo Scott, 6411 East Twelfth Street, Pa.* Pvt. Andrew J. Brown, Vaughn, N. C.* Kansas City, Mo.* Pvt. Gustav Kostial, 4824 Grand Block, Chi- Pvt. Sherman Cook, R. F. D. No. 1, Lavinia, net. William Shower, Carnegie, Okla.* cago, Ill.* Tenn.* Pat. (first class) Charles R. Stewart, Shawnee- Pvt. Lewis W. Kovar, Route No. 9, Owatonna, Pvt. William Cotton, route 1, box 8, Kelford, town, Ill.* MAnn.* N. C.* Pvt. John Wilbert Strop, 1702 Fifth Avenue, Pvt. Willie Landry, Taft, La.* Pvt. John Headen, 1014 East Bragg Street, St. Joseph, Mo.* Pvt. Joshus Lee, Napoleonville, La.* Greensboro, N. C.* Pvt. John Herman Stueve, R. F. D. No. 1, box Pvt. Auguste Lemelle, Leonville, La.* Pvt. Henry Jones, Enfield, N. C.* 12, Wittenburg, Mo.* Pvt. Sam Loss, 1011 Oak Street, Monroe, La.* Pvt. James Kinsey, R. F. D. No. 1, box 64, Pvt. Fred G. Tagler, R. F. D. No. 1, Enter- Pvt. Charles Leonard McGinnis, Spencer, Trenton, N. C.* prise, Kans.* S. Dak.* Pvt. Luther Lassiter, R. F. D. No. 2, box 67, Pvt. John Franklin Wallace, R, F. D.-No. 7, Pvt. Cleavent McLelland, route No. 1, box 24, Aloskie, Hertford County, N. C.* Grinnell, Iowa.* Whitehaven, Tenn.* Pvt. Louis Mann, Orientar, N. C.* Pvt Charles Theodore Wenzle, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Pat James Majing, R. F. D. No. 3, Ro- Pvt. Richard Mills, R. F. D., box 83, Thelma, Steinauer, Nebr.* chelle Ill.* N. C.* Pvt, Ben Wunderlich, R. F. D. No. 1, Poco- Corpl. tames A. Malone, 322 North Main Pvt. Willie Mizell, R. F. D. No. 1, box 2, hontas, Mo.* Street, Sycamore, Ill.* Herthe, N. C.* is fItE OFFICYAl Y' S. BUIftAN: $1'TRDAIY, NOVEMBE1'9, 198. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. John Michael Mathews, route No. 8, box Pvt. Alto C. Farmer, Route No. 6, box 84, Pvt. Miek Walker, Abbeville, Ga. 66, New Richland, Minn.* Headland. Ala.* Pvt. James E. Wesson,- route 5, Florence, Pvt. Thomas Matthews, 836 North Railroad Pvt. Frank D. Fox, 42 Piedmont, S. Dak.* Ala.* Avenu Decatur, Ill.* Pvt. Edwin M. Garrison, P. 0. box 173, Pvt. Raymond F. Whiteside, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Arin Matti, R. F. D. No. 2, Humbird, Athens, N. Y.* Choccoloco. Ala. Wis.t Pvt. Frederick W. Gisch. 2316 Marengo Pvt. Frank Wilkins, R. 2, box 8, Cedar Green, Pvt. Charles Michaels, 6643 South Hamilton Street, New Orleans, La.* N. C.* Avenue,' Chicago. Ill.* Pvt. Robert B. Gulledge, box 7, Crowyllle. La.* Pvt. Frank E. Willard, R. F. D. No. 2, Page, Corpl. Vincent Michael Mitchell, 409 Clay Pvt. Casper G. Hanson, R. F. D. No. 1, St. N. Dak.* Street, Joliet, Ill.* Hilaire, Minn.* Pvt. Robert Monk, Antioch, La.* Pvt. William Robert Hart, Andulsia, Ala.* Pvt. Will R. Williams, route 1, Ashford, Ala.* 1Pvt. Walter It. Phelps, route 6, box 6, Martin, Pvt. 11tdlen E. Henderson, Bruce. WiS.* Pvt. Robert 5W. Yager, R. F. D. No. 1, Marsh- Tenn.* Pvt. William E. Hinton, Route No. 7, Fayette, Ville, Wis. Pvt. Albert Potts, 603 East Tenth Street, Ala.* Pvt. Vance A. Zenor, Tonica, Ill.* Charlotte, N C.* Pvt. Robert E. Hussey, Dotham, Ala.* Ret. George F. Eidley, R. I. No. 1, Stevenson, Pvt. Frank R. Jaeacheck, 2614 CAMP HUMPEREYS, VA. Al Street, corner Elston Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Lewis Victor Balint, 67 Carson Avenue, Pvt,- Dave Robinson, Allgood, Ala.* Pvt. Wilt E. Keller, Breckenridge, Mlnn.* Metuchen, N. J. Pvt. John Robinson. Jordan, S. C.* Pvt. Harry Paul Keen, R. F. D. No. 7, Buf- First Lieut. Richard E. Beall, Boise, Idkho.* Pvt. Rufus Rogers, Hobgood, N. C.* falo, Minn.* Pvt. John F. Bigger, 1222 Delaware Street, Pvt. Arthur Rozier, R. F. D. No. 1, box 100, Pst. Chester Kimble, Route No. 6, Sheridan, Denver, Colo.* Lumberton, Robeson County, N. C.* Ill.* Pvt. William Rufus Brown, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. DeWitt Rust, route 10, box 2, Pineville, Pvt. Loyd Knowlton, box 365, Depue, Ill.* Bennett, N. C.* N. C.* Pvt. Menno It. Koper, box 42, Forreston, Ill.* Pvt. John Calvello, 116 Oak Street, Williams- Ret. Robert Schraer, 1701 Western Avenue, Pvt. August W. Kreser, Route No. 2, box 12, town, N. J.* Cincinnati, Ohio.* Utica, Nebr.* Pvt. Robert Grover Cox, R. F. D. No. 1, box. Ret. Henry S. Shaw, 52 Hunter Street, Pvt. Berge Larsen, 2081 Coney Island Ave- 8, Grayson (P. 0. Fox), Va.* Newuark. N. J.* nue. Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Otto Malin Daniel, P. O.,box 2, Spring Ret. Freddie Smith, Wilhurst, Ky.* Pvt. John E. Leath, St. Peter, Minn.* Valley, Va. Ret. Leon N. Smith, R. F. D. No. 1, Elkland, Pvt. Toney Lespisla, 228 East Seventy-third Pvt. John Davis, box 137, Medina, Tex.* Pa.* . Street, New York City, N. Y. Pvt. James Edmunds, B. F. D. No. 1, box 21, Pvt. Walter L. Stevens, Market Street, Smith- Pvt. Carl S. V. Linden, Merrimeck Street, Merl- Houston, Va.* field, N. C.* mack, Mass.* Pvt. Jim Edwards, R. F. D. No. 2, box 70, 'Pvt. David Toy, 600 Kings Alley, Memphis, Pvt. George Lindsley, Route No. 3, Boycerville, Franklin, Va.* Tenn.* Wis.* Pvt. Juber L. Evans, Accomac County, Davis Pvt. Fieldon Turner, R. F. D. No. 5, Cul- Pvt. Arthur Lindstrom, Route No. 3, Arrygle, Wharf, Va.* peper, Va.* Minn.* Pvt. Runsell Ferguson, R. F. D., Martinsville, Pvt. Oscar J. Underwood, Clinton, N. C.* Pvt. Russell M. Logan, Route No. 4, Ruther- N. J.* ,Pvt. Cornelius Waters, R. F. D. No. 2, box 23, fordton, N. C.* Pvt. Bran Gariss, Flat Brookville, N. J.* Pinetown. N. C.* Mchani" Milford Lopez, 1231 Burgundy IEvt. Thomas Gibbons, 9 Globe Street, Newark, Pvt. Forest Watkins, Caroleen, N. C.* Street, New Orleans, La.* N. J.* Ret. .ouis Weinstein, 188 Clymer Street, Pvt. Carl B. Mathews. Siloam, Ga.* Pvt. Edward B. Gilmore, 20 Harmony Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Charles Medin, Lindstrum, Minn.* Stonington, Conn.* Pvt. John Wilson. Clinton, La.* Pvt. John E. Methin, Odell, La.* Pvt. James II. J. Gordon, 715 Shepherd Street 1Pvt. James E. Winn, R. F. D. No. 2, Basher- Pvt. Eiroy Meyer, 6121 Greenfield Avenue, NW., Washington. D. C.* ville. Va.* Westallis, Wis.* Pvt. James Samuel Hall, Plains, Va.* Pvt. Lewis Winston, route 5, box 42, Franklin- Pvt. Edward Moran, 3137 Maisley Avenue, Pvt. Willie Hanock. 121 South Rowland town. N. C.* New York, N. Y.* Street, Richmond, Va.* Pvt. James Wood, route 1, box 34, Wordlane, Corpl. John J. Morris, 159 Palisade Avenue, Pvt. Phillip P. Hoffman, 109 Erie Street, Jer- N. C.* Yonkers, N. Y * sey City, N. J.* Pvt. William Lee Wray, R. F. D. No. 4, box Pvt. William 11. Murphy, 169 West End Ave- Pvt. George L. Keller, 816 Sycamore Street, 64, King's Mountain, N. C.* nue, New York City, N. Y.* Hamilton, Ohio.* Pvt. John Young, Stillwell, Ga.* P.vt. Coleman C. Murray, box 45, Pleasant Pvt Harry Kramer, 224 Main Street, South Hill, Iowa.* Hatfield, Pa.* CAMP GREENLEAF, GA. Corpl. Christian H1. Newhouse, R. F. D. No. Pvt. John E. Layfield, Fruitland, Md.* 32, box 9, Clinton. Wis, Avenue, Jer- Pvt. Paul Fenstermacher, Greenwood Hill, Pvt. Manly B. Pvt. Victor E. Loth, 523 Tonnele Pa.* Osborn, Baraboo,,Wis.* sey City, 2N. J.* Pvt. Hollie T. Groce, Sharon, Okla.* Pvt. Ottis Osborne, Route No. 3, Randleman, Put. David Green Lupton, R. P. D. No. 1, N. C.* Scranton. N. C.* First Lieut. Glenn E. Haughey, Smithville, Pvt. Gustave II. Peterson, Route No. 6, Little Mo.* Falls. Minn.* Corpl. Walter fl. Martin, 205 North Frink CAMP HANCOCK, GA. Street, Peoria, Ill.* Pvt. Joseph PIsysky, Jr., Route No. 2, box 59, Pvt. L. Marx, Furley Avenue, Gardenville, Sergt. Harold L. Anderson, Clam Falls, WIs.* Carlton. Wis.* Md.* Pvt. Henry Avery, route 2, box 53, Hamilton, Pvt. William H. Pope, route No. 4, Danville, Pvt. Canton McFarley, Rock Castle, Gooch- Ala.* Ala.* land County, Va.* Pvt. Jesse W. Backus, route 3, Haleyville, Pvt. George Ramsey, route No. 2, Montevillo, Pvt. (first class) John J. McGill, 236 Poplar Ala.* Shelby County, Ala.* Street. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.* Pvt. Orville Bechstel, Pershing, Ind.* Pvt. Joseph M. Reed, 1120 Sixth Street SW., Pvt. H. Meeker, Jr., Succasunna, N. J.* Pvt. Robert L. Benoit, Duboin, La.* Washington, D. C.* Pvt. James C. Meekins, R. P. D., Tunstall, Pvt. Donnie Bess, Route No. 5, Statesville, Pvt. Andrew M. Reuther, 1701 Bartolomew New Kent County. Va.* N. C.* Street, New Orleans, La.* Corpl. Kenneth Millham, 39 Tietjen Avenue, Pt. Clinton J. Bowen, Vivian, La.* Pvt. Robert Richardson, Springfield, La.* Kingston, N. Y.* Pvt. Frank B. Brewer, Walker Springs, Ala.* Pvt. Obe Ricks, Tangipahoa, La,* Pvt. Carl Joseph Munch, box 671, Roslyn, P., t. Columbus Brown, Route No. 1, Brundidge, Pvt. Eddie Romero, Cadeo, La.* Va.* Ala.* Pvt. Boyd Ross, Selica, Transylvania County, Pvt. Marcus M. Murphy, box 453, Hiciory, Pvt. George Bursell, Sebeka, Minn.* N. C.*\ N. C.* Pvt. Eugene A. Case, R. F. D. No. 2, Bilt- Pvt. Chris F. Roth, Bellefourche, S. Dak.* Pvt. Edward A. Murray, 1804 South Hanover more, N. C.* Pvt. Frederick L. Roth. 157 West Eighty-fourth Street, Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Paul V. C. Ciecomierowski, 226 Holly Street, New York City.* Pvt. Francis Emmett Neil, 1226 Twelfth Avenue. Owatonna, Minn.* Pvt. Robert Ruland, Rockland, Wis.* Street NW., Washington, D. C. Pvt. Reider Collins, Morrisville, N. C.* Pvt. George Schuenke, route -1, Northfield, Pvt, Theron Pardee, 282 Soutk Oak Avenue, Pvt. Oliver Conley, Route No. 3, Guntersville, Mln.* Oakpark, III.* Ala.* Pvt. William Shack, route 1, Sturgeon Bay, Pvt. John F. Patterson, Lofton, Va.* Pvt. Elher E. Cooner, Townly, Ala., Route Wis.* Pvt. Milton Daves Payne. Amissville, Va. No. 1.* Pvt. Claude H1. Sharpe, box 3, Eureka, Ill,* Pvt. Raymond Piper, Melton. Del.* Pvt. Ezea W. Cooper, Conwango Valley, Cat- Pvt. Russell Baker Shaw, Worthington, Mass.* Sergt. William A. Provost, 2546 Library taraugus County, N. Y. Corpl. Joseph Sincere, 76 Robbins Avenue, Road. Pittsburgh, Pa.* Cook Valentine. Cramer, 25 Catherine Street, Pittsfield, Mass.* Pvt. Willie Ratliffe. R. F. D. No. 1, box 300, Pvt. Frank F. Spevacek, box 67, Olivia, Minn.* Albany. N. Y.* Blacksburg, Va.* t Pvt. William M. Creasy, R. F. D. No. 1, Clo- Pvt. Jasper Stephens, R. F. D. No. 1, Plain- Pvt. TI-omas B. Reddick, East Brady, Pa. verdale, Ala.* ville, Ga. Pvt. Martin L. Reed. Troy, Ala. Pvt. Milton E. Cresap, R. F. D. No. 2, Gran- Sergt. Clifford Stockert, 94 Main Street, Buck- Pvt. Peter Rivers, R. FI. D. No. 1, box 15, ton, Wis.* hanton, W. Va.* Yale, Va.* Pvt. Joseph A. Creviere, South Kankauna, Cook Gust Strigils, 966 South Boulevard, Pvt. Ethan Lore Robinson, R. F. D. box 59, Wis.* Bronx, N. Y.* Dennisville, N. J.* Cook Gustave Criccblo, 818 East One hundred Sergt. Bert Sulenis, route 2, box 58, Congtance, Pvt. Henry M. Robrecht, Jr., 23 Twentieth and sixty-sixth Street, New York City, N. Y.* Minn.* Street. Wheeling. W. Va.* Pyt. Junius Delahoussaya,t 830 East Main Pvt. Morris Summey, route 6, Lincolaton, Pvt. Walter Herbert Roomer, Montgomery Street, Iberna, La. N. C.* Street. box 83 Ridgeville, N. J.* Pvt. Conrad Dix, 1106 Townsend Street, Syra- Pvt. Nicholas Thiel, 536 Clement Avenue, Mil- Pvt. George A. Rohm, Davisburg, Mich.* cuse, N. Y.* waukee, Wis.* Pvt. Eugene q. Ross, Fort Miles, S. C.* Pvt. John Wesley Dobbs, Route No. 4, Tus- Pvt. Albert J. Tollefson, R R. 4, Belgrade, Pvt. Elma Scott, R. F. D. No. 1, box 20, cumbia, Ala.* Minn.* Franklin, Va.* Pvt. James Dugan, Route No. 4, Blooming Pvt. Joseph F. Trotter, 332 East One hundred Pvt. James E Scott, R. F. D. No. 'G, Haw Prairie, Minn.* and fifty-first Street, New York City, N. Y. River, N. C.* Pvt. William J. Dunne, 1044 College Avenue, Pvt. William T. Veldon, 233 West Sixty-sixth Pvt. George Raymond Smith, 246 Henry New York City, N. Y.* Street. New York City, N. Y.* Street. South Amboy, N. J* Pvt John J. Falteisek, Rural Route No. 6, Pvt. Felix S. Walker, route 3, Rougemot, Pvt. Hierhort J. Sp ncer, 91 West Kinney River Falls, Wis.* N. C.* Street, Newark, N. J.* THE OFFICIAL, U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. 19 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Pvt. Thomas W. Thomsen, 102 Bleechqr Street, Pvt. Lucian 0. Wright, Route.No. 1, box 34, Pvt Hugh B. Cornell, Terry, Mont.* Jersey City, N. J.* Tabor, N. C. Pvt. James S. Cotman, R. F. D. No. 1, box 53, Pvt. Herbert Page Tolson, Stafford Store, CAMP JOHNSTON, 1PLA. Roxburg, Va.* Stafford County, Va.* Saddler James C. Cottle, route No. 1, Mart, Pvt. Willie Tott, route 3, Townsend, Del.* Pvt. Shalden Butler, Greenville, Fla.* Tex.* Pvt. Ephrian Tracy, 87 Liberty Street, West- Pvt. Harry H. Chinn, Fredericksburg, Va.* Pvt. Joseph F. De Laney, Heckscherville, Pa.- Pvt. Aaron M. Cohen, 558 North Boulevard, Pvt. Herman R. Densberger, Mausdale, minster, Md.* Ga.* Pa.* Pvt. Otto Wachenhusen, 508 Adams Place, Atlanta, Pvt. Elmer R. Dickey, 48 Bidwell Avenue, West .Hoboken, N. J.* Pvt Leland S. Colley, Oblong, Ill.* Jersey City, N. J.* Pvt. William Warrin, Louisville, Ala.* Pvt. John R. Croley, route A, Stockton, Ga.* Pvt. (first class) Edward Ekstrom, 10 West Corpl. Thomas L. Watkins, Dravosburg, Pa.* Sergt. Frank R. Delaney, 270 Bellevue Ave- Mpnroe Street, Mount Pleasant, Iowa.* Pvt. Alfred Howe Williams, R. E. D. No. 1, nue, Trenton, N. J.* Pvt. Amos N. Gantz, Landisville, Pa.* Pembroke, Va.* Corpl. Earl J. Brown, Midvale, Utah.* Corpi. Ross A. Gudgel, Gresham, Nebr.* Pvt. Charlie Cecil Wood, Seven Fountains, Pvt. Harold E. Freeman, 42 Norton Avenue, Pvt. David A. Gump, Coeburn, W. Va.* Va.* Pontiac, Mich.* Pvt. Arthur R. Hagle, Pittsfield, Pa.* Pvt. Bryce L. Woody, Springtown, Tex.t Pvt. James W. Hawkins, Jr., Nona, Ga.* Pvt. Andrew C. Havstad, 2634 Dupont Avenue, Pvt. Haryy Young, R. F. D. No. 2, Avarat, Pvt. Barney Heying, R. F. D. No. 1, Calmar, Minneapolis, Minn.t Patrick County, Va.* Iowa.* Pvt. James J. Henry, 2917 Rutledge Street Pvt. Joseph W. Young, Clearwater, Fla.* Pvt. Abraham Hinson, Hinson, Fla.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Corpl. William V. Kepl, Streetman, Tex.* Pvt. Frank Herman, 1591 Second Avenue, CAMP JACKSON, S. C. Pvt. James J. Layne, Logansport, Pa.* New York City.* Pvt. Eugene N. Mayer, 1114 Virginia Street, Pvt. John J. Hooten, 3048 North Hartville Pvt. Wayne C. Bassett, R. F. D. No. 1, Hoyts- Charleston, W. Va.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* ville, Ohio.* Pvt. Noble Mayer, 1114 Virginia Street, Pvt. Alfred R. Horny, Goliad, Tex.* Pvt. Leonard G. Boatwright, route 2, Ridge- Charleston, W. Va. Pvt. James H. Hunsinger, 230 Mary Avenue, springs, S. C.* - Pvt. John B. McCauley, 1309 Thirty-fifth Bloomsburg, Pa.* Street NW., Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Pvt. Harvie Bracy, Roxobel, N. C.* Daisy, Ga.t John R. Johnson, Jr., Bluff City, Va.* Pvt. James Brittain, 1205 East Duval Street, Pvt. Herssell McClemon, Pvt. Lisle H. Johnson, Raven Run, Pa.* Jacksonville, Fla.* rvt. Alfred D. Munn, Pine Street, Forestville, Pvt. Eugene S. Jones, Savo Yard, Ky.* Pvt. Fritz A. Buhler, Artesia, Fla.t Coan.* Pvt. Spencer Kinard, R. F. D. No. 2, box 28, Pvt. Felix Burrell, post office box 114, Ben- Sergt. Harry T. Nagel, 4623 Mulberry Street, Kinard, S. C.t ' Frankford. Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. son Mines, N. Y.t Pvt. James V. Piter, 554 Bunker Street, Chi- Don B. King, R. F. D. No. 1, Ripley, Pvt. William E. Caldwell, Genesee, Idaho.t cago, Ill.* W. Va.* Pvt. Harryman Campbell, Camden, N. C.t Pvt. Allan J. Kohn, route No. 4, Lodi, Wis.* Pvt. Nathaniel W. Pope, Melrose, Mass.t Pvt. Pvt. Daniel Cook, Nay, S. C.* Pvt. William Porter, Selman, Fla.* (first class) Richard W. Kruse, 177 Mer- Pvt. Lafarette Devali, R. F. D. No. 3, Wol- Scrgt. Houston J. Reynolds, 2718 Eagle Street, ritt Street, Oshkosh, Wis.* cott, N. Y.* Los Angeles, Cal.* Pvt. William M. Lentz, Hickman, Ky.* Pvt. Forest E. Dodgens, route 1, Pickens, Sergt. Theodore E. Royer, Auberry, Cal.* Pvt. Mifrshall B. Lever, 6610 Marsden Street, S. C.* Pvt. Charles A. Russell.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. David Foster, route 2, Moore, S. C.* Pvt. Daniel Lindsay, Newburn, Va.* N. C.* Sergt. Thomas E. Ryan, 94 County Street, New Pvt. Grady Gibbs, Vandmere, Bedford, Mass.* Sergt. Wilton C. Locke, Camden, N. J.* Pvt. Maxie Godby, Mooksville, N. C.* Sergt. Lewis K. Schwemer, 210 Florenceton Pvt. James F. Loudin, R. F. D. No. 2, French Pvt. Felix C. Golds, Stony Fort, S. C.* Avenue, Eaglerock, Cal.* Creek, W. Va.* Pvt. Joseph Goodley, route 2, Fort Motto, Sergt. Byron C. Stackhouse, 1804 East Cap Pvt. (first class) Floyd W. Manley, R. F. D. S. C.* Avenue, Houston, Tex.* No. 2, Richland Center, Wis.* Pvt. Clarence R. Graham, box 122, Caldwell, Pvt. Isaac P. Stallings, Waycross, Ga.* Pvt. Lattle M. Martin, R. F. D. No. 3, Paris, Ohio.* Sergt. Yancey Davis Taylor, Jr., Reagan Wells, Ark.* Pvt. David L. Griffin, route 3, Monroe, N. C.* Tex.* Pvt. Lawrence A. McClafferty, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Walter Groves, route 6, Anderson, S. C* Sergt. Yancey D. Tyler, 1502 Buenavista box 84, Brick Church, Pa.* Pvt. George Harris, Jr., R. F. D. No. 2, Lex- Street San Antonio, Tex.* Pvt. Patrick McKenna, 158 East Seventh ington, S. C.* Pvt. Jack Williams, Chlefland, Fla.* Street, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Lonnie Holly, Pomary, S. C.* Wesley, Washington, Fla.* Pvt. Moses Mets, 610 North Limestone Street, Pvt. Edward P. Hurn, 112 North Edison Pvt. Eugene Lexington, Kv.* Avenue, Tampa, Fla.* CAMP JOHN WISE, TEX. Pvt. John H. Miller, R. F. D. No. 3, Manheim, Pvt. Henry P. Johnson, 175 Willis Avenue, Pa.* - New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Cecil Walton Alter, Hagerman, N. Mex.* Pvt. Costas J. Missengis, 205 Braddock Street, Pvt. James Johnson, 228 G Street SW., Wash- Ret. Ercy Clifton Daily, R. F. D. A, Mid- Turtle Creek, Pa.* ington, D. C.* lothian, Tex.* Pvt. Jesse J. Montieth, R. F. D. No. 1, Passa- Pvt. Barney E. Knight, Pageland, S. C. Pvt. Ard Greer, Uniontown, Ala.* panzy, Va. Pvt. John D. Melester, route 3, Bethune, Pvt. John C. Hanley, 3965 Drexel Boulevard, Pvt. John C. Mooney, 247 Ross Street, Grafton, S. C.* Chicago, Ill.* W. Va.* Pvt. Walter McMillan, 161 Centennial Street, Pvt. Joseph A. Maher, 7 Garfield Avenue, Ba- Corpl. Clarence E. Moss, 6918 Harvard Avenue, Spartansburg, S. C.* tavia, N. Y.* Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Curtis Mays, Plummers Landing, Ky.* Ret Eugene Pasini, 853 West South Temple, Pvt. Charles E. Nef, West Newton, Pa.* Sergt. Emin L. Metz, Kokomo, Ind.* Salt Lake City, Utah." Pvt. Henry T. Newberry, East Park Street, Pvt. John R. Myers, Jennings, N. C.* Pvt. Grover Cleveland Shaw, R. 1, Nether, Lockhaven, Pa.* Pvt. Lewis S. Myers, 1515 Grand Avenue, Tex.* Sergt. John P. Newell, 402 Tillotson Avenue, Connersville, Ind.* Ret. Louis Stoeger, Stanton, Tex.* Muncie, Ind.* Pvt. Leroy E. Noll, 1818 North Main Street, CAMP KEARNET, CAL. Pvt Hermann H. Otto, R.y. D. No. 1, Oakland, Reading, Pa.* Tex.* Pvt. William Claude Parsen, Prairie City, Pvt. William H. Bleistein, 933 Fifth Street Pvt. Carl T. Overton, routp No. 2, Almyra, Oreg.* NE., Washington, D. C.* Ark.* Pvt. Oda G. Passman, route No. 3, Franklin- Second Lieut. Harvey E. Gillespie, Fort Rose- Pvt. William C. Peel, 107 East Alleghany ton, La.* erans, San Diego, Cal. Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. David 0. Point, 443j South Main Street, Pvt. Carl J. Ostlund, Murray, Utah. Pvt. Grady L. Perkins, Channing, Tex.* Lima, Ohio.* - Pvt. Paul J. Pinnola, 699 North Fourteenth Pvt: Andrew Perainger, Buchanan, Va.* Pvt Ohmer G. Relsch, Leiters Ford, Ind. Street, San Jose, Cal. Pvt. Arthur W. Peterson, Craig, Mont.* Pvt. Wifson H. Reynolds, 315 Issaquena Ave- Pvt. Willis Redman, Harvel, Ill.* Pvt. Simon Powell, 61 Third Street, Long nue, Clarksdale, Miss. Pvt. Rudolph L. Summers, Verdi, Nev.* Island, N. Y.* Pvt. Walter Roberson, Parler, S. C.* Pvt. Mathew W. Welch, Houston, British Co- Farrier Luther E. Reagor, Lometa, Tex.* Pvt. Luther Robinson, 629 Boundary Street, lumbia.* Sergt. Charles W. Revie, 157 South Eighteenth Charlotte, N. C.* First Lieut. Arthur Hastings Wheeler, 201 Street, Harrisburg, Pa.* 1253 Franklin Partridge Street, Albany, N. Y. Pvt. Guiseppi Saltalamachia, Pvt. Perry Robinson, Bareraft, Va.* Avenue, The Bronx, New York City.* CAMP KNOX, KY. Pvt. Thomas H. Sawyer,.Drury, Kans.* Corpl. Leo Frederick Schuh, 140 Box Avenue, Pvt. David Johns, R. F. D. No. 4, Stroudsburg, Pvt. Harry Smart, box 25, R. F. D. No. 1, Buffalo, N. Y. * Pa.* Ulmer, S. C.* Pvt. William Carl Shaw, R. ,-D. No. 4, Bel- VA. ton, S. C.* CAMP LEE, Corpl. John F. Spangler, 114 Cresson Street, Pvt. Jesse J. Smith, 1707 Lincoln Street, Co- Horseshoer Jabers Mackmurry Arnold Levti- Warren, Pa.* lumbia, S. C.* lest, Waxahachie, Tex.* Pvt. Waymon Staten, Ogden, Ark.* Pvt. Warren A. Sniddr, R. F. D. No. 7, box Pvt. Walter Taylor Blankenship, R. F. No. No. Sergt. Charles A. Stephenson, R. F. D. No. 3, 2, Plymouth, Ind.* 1, box 5, Harrisonburg, Va.* Belfast, Me.* Pvt. Escoe L. Soden, route 1, Vincennes, Ind.* Pvt. Albert Boatman, Hickory Plains, Ark." Pvt. James J. Brennan, Morea Colliery, Schuyl- Pvt. Oliver W. Stuart, R. F. D. No. 1, Fay- Pvt. Phillip J. Standley, Chapin, Ill.* etteville, Ark.* Pvt. John H. Taylor, 322 Maine Avenue SW., kill County, Pa.* Washington, D. C.t Pvt. Edward W. Brewster, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Nevin E. Stull, Sloyestown, Pa.- Pvt. Stoyco Todoroff, 1711 Connecticut Ave- Platte, S. Dak.* Farrier John Thomas, 2635 Rice Street, nue, Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Harry Elsworth Brocious, R. F. D. No. 8, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Henry Trinner, Route No. 2, box 7, Sen- Sanbury, Pa.* Pvt. Philip Vanvleet, R. F. D. No. 1, Orient, eca, S. CA" Pvt. Walter Brown, 58 Winthrop Avenue, New La.* Pvt. George W. Walker Buckingham, Fla.* Rochelle, N. Y.* Pvt. Henry C. Weiby, Erskine, Minn.* Pvt. Dow 0. Ward, 01d Dock, N. C.* Pvt. Ralph T. Buchsbaum, 2026 West Ontario Pa.* Pvt. Elmer F. Wenrich, P. 0. box 132, Pvt. Charles M. Wells, Route No. 2, Chad- Street, Philadelphia, Gressona, Pa.* bourn, N. C.* Pvt. Robert T. Bushell, 834 East Thirty-first Pvt. Wesley Brown Werlel, Edgewood, S. C.* Street, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. James Williams, White Oak, S. C.* Pvt. Edward Bustamonte, Mogollon, N. Mex.* Pvt. Martin L. Winland, Reader, W. Va.* Pvt. Arthur H. Whitman, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Doylestown, Ohio.* Pvt. Thomas Coleman, Wakefield, Va.* William W. Wright, 253 East West More- Pvt. Joseph Williams, Route No. 1, Monetta, Pvt. Harry Colgrove, 102 Lexington Avenue, land Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* S. C.* Bayonne, N. J.* Corpl. Joseph Youngblood, Paw Paw, W. Va.* 20 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK CAMP LEWIS, WAsH. Pvt. James Poidter, R.. F. D. No. 1, New Be- Pvt Lawrence Albert Smith, Eunice, Mo.* catur, Ala.* Corpl. Thomas 11. Thompson, 838 Lakeside Corpl. Vaughn B.9 Albert, 1102 Second Avenue, Pvt. Albert W. Rhodes, rural route No. 9, Place, Chicago, III.* Vinton, Louwa. Celina, Ohio. Pvt. Carl Trudel, Bartlett, Tenn.* Pvt Clarence Anderson, Aurora. Utah.* Pvt. Edward Schults, 861 Gibson Street, Buf- Pvt. Tony Verant, 427 Spring Street, Pueblo, Sergt. Earl Ashton, Nehi City. Utah.* falo, N. Y.* Colo.* Pvt (first class)A George B. Bedell, I. F. D. Pvt. Edgar Smith, 713 Howertown Road, Pvt. August Verbeck, 2919-A Texas Street, No. 41, Gasport, N. Y.* Northampton, Pa.* St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Victor Bisazza, 2003 West Lake Street, Pvt. Gus Stephens, Crawfordsville, Ind. Pvt. George Vesser, Griunel, Iowa.* Seattle, Wash.* Pvt. Vigil B. Surber, rural route No. 9, Leb- Pvt. Green Waggonor, rodte No. 1, box 48, Second Lieut. Ray Albert Burt, 349 *ate anon, Ind. Paducah, Tex.* Street, Springfield, Mass.* Pvt. Petro Tanxio, Apiganeo del Trondo, Prov. Pvt. Arthur W. Warde, 3283 Vallejo Street, Maj. Alexander P. Cronkhlite, Canal Zone, Ascoli Pleeno, Italy.* Denver, Colo.* Panama. - Pvt. Marion Turner, Bt. F. D., Stickriver, Ala.* Pvt. Lester Warren, Moorehead, Mo.* Pvt. Christ X2. Diepenbrock, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Clar~i Wartel,, Rensselaer, Ind.* P.vt. James Wasson, Noodle, Tex.* Gypsum City, Kans.* Pvt. James Williamson, Tangier, Ind.* Pvt. John I. Weber. Chesterfield, Mo.* Pvt. Lawrence J. Flanagan, United States Pvt. Benjamin S. Willis, R. F. D. No. 1, Hu- Sergt. Samuel M. Weitzman, 1021 North- SIX- Marshall Oice, Tacpma, Wash.* bert, N. C.* teenth Street, St. Louis, Mo.* Corpi. Edward' J. Hqrdwick, Poison, Mont.* Pvt. James R. Willis, Breckenridge County, Pvt. William A. Wenzel, Stockton, III.* Pt. George B. Ileberling, Prosser, Wash.* Glendine, Ky.* Pvt. James E. Wheeler, Hayti, Mo. Wg ner William P. Helm, Capco, Cal.* Pvt. Emmitt Williams, Dansel, Mo.* orp. Arthur L. Henry, Millet, Alberto, CAMP MACARTHUR, TEX. Canada.* CAMP MEADE, MD. Pvt. Earl E. Holland, Carlton, Wash.* Pvt. Pearl Andrus, Ennice, La.* Pvt. Pierce J. Humphrey, Shelley, Idaho.* Pft. Everett E. Barrett, Buckhorn, Mo.* Sergt. (first class) John' H. Andrews, 5849 Pvt. John N. Italuomla, P. 0. box 26, Per- Pvt. Ervin Bean, Cumberland, Wyo.* Morton Street/ Philadelphia, Pa.* genville, N J.* Pvt. John D. Bell, Depot, Tex.* Pvt. Robert Arehibald, Weedville, Pa.* Pvt. William Howard Tensen, Capetown, Cal.* Pvt. Harry A. Benedict, Middletown, III.* Pvt. Wm. E. gtwood, Rockville, Md.* Pvt. John E. Kirkham, Tenday, Idaho.* Pvt. August Benzing, 4455 Ashton Avenue, St. Pvt. Clifton 0. Baker, R. F. D. No. 8, Mid- P-vt. Earl T. Koons, Yuma, Colo.* Louis, Mo.* dletown, Va.* Pvt. John Gerhard Landsverk, Clelo, Mont.* Pvt.-John C. Brown, 916 East Third Street, Pvt. Louis F. Bernier, 52 Arnold Street, Woon- Pvt Gene I. Lee, R. F. D. No. 2, Hillsboro, North Little Rock, Ark.* socket, R. I.* Oreg.* Pvt. Isaac Bump, R. F. D. No. 6, Canton, III.* Pvt. Hamilton Brown, B.. F. D. No. 1, box 15, Pvt. Douglas McEwen. Panguitch, Utah.* Pvt. Lee J. Burkett, Butterfield, Mo.* Shenandoah, .Va.* Pvt. Ray McQueen, Middleton, Wyo.* Pct. Walter Burow, Willow City, Tex-* Pvt. Brien Buchanan, 939 M Street NW., Pvt. Clarence Mason, R. D. No. 1, Box 27, Pvt. William Clair, 5607 South Ada Street, Washington, D. C.* Burns, Wyo.* Chicago, Ill.*' Pvt. Wilson Clem, Grays Knob, Ky.* Pvt. Harrison J. Masters, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. John W. Connelly, 507 Rightor Street, Pvt. Abraham A. Cook, Hermans, Md.* Kerby, Ore.* Helena, Ark.* Pvt. Jacob E. Deal, 707 Harrison Street, Cum- Pvt. Erwin C. Mueller, Route No. 4, Kewas- Sergt. (first class) Erick M. Cruckshank, 5522 berland, Allegany County, Md.* kum, Wis.* Sixty-fifth Street SE., Portland, Oreg,* Pvt. Rosco Depoala, 825 Littleton Avenue, Pvt. Joseph C. Muir, Hooper, Utah.* Pvt. Clarence D. Delaney, R. F. D. No. 4, St. Newark, N. J.* Pvt Glenn E. Muzzall. Oak Harbor, Wash* Joseph, Mo.* Pvt. John L. Downing, R. F. D. No. 3, Sara- Pvt. Rutilio Olguin, West Water, Utah.* Pvt. Henry F. Eicholz, R. F. D. No. 2, Henley, toga Springs, N. Y.* Pvt. Charles Russ. Gervais, Oreg.* Mo. Pvt. Jos. Edelen, R. F. D. No. 1, Waldorf, Pvt. David Schmidt Lucas, Kane. Pvt. Rodney Fimon, Chatfield, Minn.* Md.* Pvt. Claude Vanderpanwert, Hystam, Mont.* Pvt. James h. Finlay, 54 Walnat Street, South Pvt. John Edwards, box 50, Albany. Ga.* Pvt. Jesse R. Wheaton, general delivery, Red- Manchester, Conn.* Pvt. Gerald F. Eger, 300 West Forty-third lands, Cal.* Sergt. Morris Fishel, 1648 Larimar Street Street New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Alfred W. Willis, 1928 South M Street, Denver, Colo.' Pvt. Pauflip Feinstein, 2081 Clendennin Street, Tacoma, Wash.* Pvt. Jose 0. Gallegos, Pagoea Junction, Rio Charles Town, W. Va.* Pvt. Mike Wotossymo, Stassuw. Wis.* Arriba County, N. M.* Pvt. John Ferrens, Detmold Street, Lona. Pvt. Frank Zandrino, box 110, Hillsburg, Cal.* Pvt. Jack C. Gorg, R. F. D. No. 2, Union, Mo.* coiing, Md.* Pvt. Garnett Gossett, Hendrickson, Mo.* P-vt.' Frederick Fickling, 141 L Street SE., CAMP LOGAN, TEX. Pvt. John A. Hacker, 2110 South Broadway, Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Emil Brown, 1405 North Harding Ave- St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Fred D. Fowler, R. F. D. No. 4, box 51, nue, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Emil Heideman, 505 Lincoln Avenue, Lynchburg 'a.* Pvt. Frank Gokey, Avery, Okla.* Wausau, Wis.* Pvt. Frederick Frohling, Nanurt, Rockland Pvt. Herman Hatcher, Gillad, La.* Pvt. Eugene Hensley, Minelamotte. Mo.* County, N. Y.* Sergt. Henry C. Hong, 150 North Thirteenth Pvt. John S. floback, 201 Magnolia Avenue, Pvt. Vincent Gardina. 725 West Saratoga Street, Newark. N. J.* Hannibal, Mo.* Street, Baltimore, Md.* Sergt. (first class) Raymond C. Pecore, 1200 Pvt. Charles Hovis, Buckhorn, Mo.* Pvt. Elmer H. Gemmill, R. F. D. No. 1, Brough. Cohen Street, Houston. Tex.* Pvt. Edward Joseph Kaiser, route No. 2, box ville. Pa.* Pvt. John J. Powell, 1528 South Forrest 30, Morton. Ill. Pvt. Win. H. Gibes. 608 Third Street SW., Street, Tulsa, Okla.* Pvt Henry Kechter, 732 East Fifth Street, Washington, D. C.* Corpl. John W. White, HIllville, Va.* Loveland, Colo. Pvt. Ignata Gottenick, Zankovri Kamen Ro- Pvt. Alfred E. Kerns, R. F. D., Trenton, Mo.* doleki Braslov, Russia.* CAMP M'CLELLAN, ALA. Pvt. Charles Lehatt, 881 East Tenth Street, Pvt. Jas. M. Green, Beulahville, King Wil- Sergt. Fred E. Abbott, 14 Center Avenue, New York, N. Y.* liam County, Va.* Norwalk, Conn.* Pvt. Claude E McLain, 513 Sixteenth Avenue Sergt. Harold Franklin Greene, Hamilton, Pvt. Howard F. Baer, Neffs, Pa.* North, Seattle, Wash.* R. I.* Pit. Alfred Bosse, Inglefield, Ind.* Regt. Sergt. Maj. Lole F. McQueen, Silsbee, Pvt. Ilermon Grerory, Caress. W. Va * Pvt. Andrew B. Cannon, Leetchfield, Ky.* Tex.* Pvt Clifford C. Hancock, Route No. 2, East Pvt. Larkin Cunningham, route No. 3, Talla- Pvt. Franklin Matner, route No. 8, Haskell, Chattanooga, Tonn.* dego, Ala.* Okla.*' Pvt. Jas. Healy. 338 West Eleventh Street, Pvt. Pet. Judge Fegin, B. F. I. No. 8, 'box 64, George L. Morgan, Flint Hill, Mo.* New York City, N. Y.* Selma, Ala.* Pvt. John Mueller, 2906 California Avenue, Pvt. Beniamin Heller, 117 Vernon Avenud, Pvt. Walter Flewellen, route 1, Clarkton, St. Louis, Mo.* Hockville, Conn.* Ala.* Pvt. Marcus Pvt. Ervin J. Hayes, route No. 1, Swanson, Mueller, Jefferson Barracks, route Pvt. Charles S1 Hill, R. F. D. No. 6, Parkers- Wis.* No. 11, Matese. Mo.* burg. W. Va.* Pvt. Steve Pvt. Grant B. Houdasheldt, route 34, Crete, Oravitz. 608 East Center Street, Pvt. Thomas L. Hollabaugh. Bellwood, Pa.* Ind.* - Shenandoah, Pa.* Pvt. Francis E. Hudson, R. F. D. No. 1, Bishop, Pvt. Joe Hudson, Shady Grove, Ala.* Pvt. John Pacholski, 967 Thirty-sixth Street, Md.* Pvt. Mack Jackson. Ashford, Ala.* Milwaukee. Wis.* Pvt. George W. Tones. 23 Prospect Street, Pvt. Joe Kelly, Cardiff, Ala.* Pvt. John Walter Parker, Melzo, Mo. Fort Edward, N. Y.* Pyt. Forest Pvt. Joseph A. Kelly, 1 Hill Street, Ossining, W. Paschall, R. F. D. No. 2, Good- Pvt. Charles Kenyon, West Day, N. Y.* N. Y.* man, Mo.* Pvt. Clarence Keroe, Gay, W. Va.* Pvt. Floyd T. King, R. F. D. No. 1, Hunting- Pvt. Forest Pascholl, R. F. D. No. 2, Goodman, Pvt. Eugene J. Kerns .Kitzmiller, Md.* tonville, N. Y.* Mo.* Pvt William J. Kerr, Mann's Choice. Ps * Pvt. Arthur Pvt. Percy Landwerhr, Carl1 Avenue, Babylon, Phillips, route No. 1, Van Alstyne, Pvt William V. Koerner. 47 North Liberty N. Y.* Tex.* Street Cumberland. Md * Pvt. Roy L. Phillips, route No. 2, Lorena, Corpl. George L. Loveridge, Jr., Churchville, Pvt. Lynn A. Krebs,9 2707 Strahan Avenue, N. Y.* Tex.* Union Tup, Pa. Sergt. Albert J. Martin, 10 South Junction Pvt Henry F. Plutz, Arlon, Iowa.* Pvt. John .T. Laffan. 330 West Thirtieth Avenue. Corona, L. I., N. Y.* Pvt. Arthur Pollard, Kingston, Mo.* Street, New York City. N. Y.* Pvt. Garfield Molten, Millers Ferry, Ala.* Pvt. Phillo W. Ponder, 1303 South Eighth Pvt. Williamp H. Lafforne, Route No. 2, box 20, PT t. Charlie Moore, Taylorsville, Ala.* Street, Waco, Tex.* Belleville, W. Va.* Pvt. Frank Moore, Auburn, Ala.* Pvt. Walter E. Rector, route No. 24, Blairs- Pvt. Phillip Lanacchia, R. F. D. No. 2, box 50, Pvt. Leslie N. Morgan, Linoleumville, Staten town, Mo.* Rahway, N. J.* Island, N. Y.* Pvt. John E. Reiss. St. Peter, Bl.* Pvt. Alexander Ligon. Massles Mill. Va.* Pvt. Oskar Morris, R. F. D. No. 1, Childers- Pvt. Roland Ridley, R. F. D. No. 1, Allen, Pvt. Walter H. Lutwyche, 1011 McCulloch burg, Ala.* Mich.* Street, Baltimore, Aid.* Pvt. William 0. Mozingor, R. F. D. No. 7, Mt. Pvt. James Nasy Riggins, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. James E. MeAneny, Olive, N. C.* - Marietta, ;2203 Broadway, P-t. Math Peiffer, 527 Oakland Avenue, Mil- Tex.* Watervliet, N. Y.* waukee, Wis.* Pvt Benjamin F. Sanders, route No. 4, Willis Sergt. Henry J. McCann, 876 North Randolph Pvt. Marvin E. Pierce, Poseyville. Ind.* Point, Tex.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pyt. Roscoe G. Pitcher, route No. 24. Morgan- Pvt. Emmett L. Schindler, post Office box 308, Pvt. Charles McDermott, 459 Madison Street, town, Ind.* Perryville, Mo.* Troy, N. Y.* TITE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918i 291 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Mlchflal J. McIntyre, 8219 1 eo Street, Pvt. Taylor Z. Frazier, rural route No. 7, box Pvt. Henry Templemeier, R. F. D. No. 1. philadelpbiu, Pft.' 35, Marshall, Tex.* Addville, Ill.* hvtHerbert A. Maier, 429 North Eleventh Pvt. Rollie Freeman, R. F. D. No. 4, Wendel, Pt. Harry Tighe, Bradley, Ill.* Street, Reading, Pa.* N. C.* Pvt. Albert E. Truty. Peotone, Ill.* Pvt. Samuel M. *l arkley, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. John E. Grimsley, Donansburg, Ky.* Pvt. L. E. Turner, Lumberyard No. 7, Peoria, Cly, Pa.* Pvt. Norman Hanskins, Lafayette, Tenn.* Ill.* Pvt. *eyerMason, 1019 Broadway, Bayonne, Pvt. Eddie Henderson, R. F. D. No. 6, Coving- Pvt. Eddie F. Walls, Hardeeville, S. C.* N. J.* ton. Ga.* Pvt. William Ii. Watkins, 224 Calhoun Street, Pvt. Walter J. Mason, 25 Le Roy Street, New Pvt. Emanuel L. Holltzer, 1615 Bentaulou Anderson, S. C.* York, N. Y.* Street, Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Charles C. Weatherby, Tallula, Ill.* Pvt. h illiam A. Meadows, Madison, W. Va.* Pvt. Jos. Howara, box 18, Round Pond, Ark.* Pvt. G. A. Welmeter, R. D. No. 2. Miner, Ill.* Corpl. Henry J. Meisterling, 248 Woodbridge Pvt. Ed Hunter, Griflin, Ga.* Corpl. Fred J. Wens. Pullman, Mich.* Street, Manchester, Conn.* Pvt. Luther M. Kauffman. Carthage, Ark.* Pvt. Donald E Whitesell, 707 Adams Street, Pvt. John 0. Melum, R. F. D. No. 2, box 73, Pvt. Henry Loesberg, Bandera, Tex.* Macomb, Ill.* Amherst Junction, Wis.* Pvt. John Mason, I F. D., box 49, Reagan, Pvt. Clarence Willard, Alvin, Ill.' Pvt. Mytin 0. Michaelson, R. F. D. No. 2, Tex.* Pvt. Silas A. Wyatt, R. D. No. 35; Fisher, Amery, Wis.* Pvt. Charlie Merritt, Bailey, Miss.* .* 1, box Pvt. George W. Odenkirchen, Alderson, Pa.* Pvt William L. Mikels, R. F. D. No. CAMP ORETSON, VA. 44, Wheeling, W. Va.* Pvt. Leslie Patton, 841 East Third Street, Cn- Corpi. Albert J. Miller, 614 West Barre Street, cinnati, Ohio.* Chauffeur Roy Edward Cairns, 3113 Oaks Baltimore, ld.* Pvt. Fritz Peterson, R. F. D. No. 1, box 80, Avenue, Everett, Wash.* Pvt. Harold T. Miller, Paxton, Nor.* Messon, Wis.* Pvt Leleand Russell Crowe. Rich, Cal.* PIvt. team Miller, . F. D. No. 1, box 55, Pvt. Solomon Salley, Weeks, S. C.* Pvt. Philip Absolom Fletcher, R. F. D. No. 3, East Greenbush, Rensselaer County, N. Y. Pvt. First Class) Freddie Schauf, Kingsburg, box 38 A, North Platte, Webr.* Pvt. Stewart J. Miller, R. F. D. No. 1, Tem- Ill.* Pvt. Felix Louis Iloerster, Hindale. Mont.* ple, Pa.* Pvt. Charles Sedlacek, 1293 First Avenue. New Pvt. Ollie Killion. 22 West Seventh Street, Pvt, Mack Mitchell, 52 Wilson Street, Tren- York, N. Y.* Hastings, Nebr.* ton N. J.* FirSt Lieut. Benjamin F. Sprague, 66 Ridge- Pvt. Angelo George Lanata, Mattapan, Mass.* Pvt. ndharles H. Mohr, R. F. D. No. 2, Glenarm, wood Avenue, Newark, N. J.* Corpl. Homer Lawson, 826 Lartmer Avenue. Md.* Pvt. Ezra Steele, 5351 West Hill Street, Char- Turtle Creek, Pa.* Cook Joseph Bernard Monahan, 77 A Broad lotte, N. C.* Pvt. Francis J. McConville, 363 Sumpter Street, Providence, it. I.' Pvt. Frank Watson, Natchez, Miss.* Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. (first class) Harry J. Moseley, Columbia Pvt. Joel A. Williams, R. F. D. No. 1, Butler_ Pvt. Lawrence Michael Miller, R. R. No. 3, House, Chester, Pa.*' Ga.* box 33. Salem, S. Dqk.* Pvt. Fred Mountain, 2223 Broadway Avenue. Pvt. Joseph A. Williams, Swaty, Ark.* Pvt Nilmer Melvin Moe, R. P. D. No. 1, Pa.* Pittsbuargh, MILLINGTON, TENN. Woonsocket. S. Dpak.* Pvt. hrenjsinH. Murphy, 627 West Lee CAMP Pvt. Alex. Myer, 1987 East Seventieth Street, Street, Baltimore, Md.* Sergt. James H. Russell, Gleason, Tenn.* Cleveland. Ohio.* Pvt. George E. Naylor, Biglerville, Pa.* Pvt. Robert Sieg, R. F. D. No. 45, Hortstown. Corpl. Robert E.. Nelson, Vandling, Pa.* CAMP MILLS, N. T. Pa * Pvt. Samuel Posey, Grayton, Md.* Pvt. Merritt Wood, 92 Jem Avenue, Bridge- Ga.* Pvt. Ernest C. Atherton, Vermont, Ill.* Pvt. Eugene Pringley, Binbridlge, 11122 Vernon Avenue, port, Conn.* Pvt. George Quinkert, 171 Concordia Avenue Pvt. John F. Banks, Chicago, Ill. CAMP PTKU, ARK. Milwaukee, Wis.* L. Belville, Beardstown, Ill.* Pvt. Harry Reckley, Roanoke, Va.* Pvt. Jackson 10 North Montford Pvt. C. J. Bendert, 846 Elever Avenue, De- Pvt. Hamilton Asberry. Balch, Ark.* Pvt. Joseph 0. Reisinger, troit, Mich.' Pvt. Sam Bailey, route No. 5, Woodbury, Avenue, Baltimore, Md.* Tenn.* Lonaconing, Md.* Pvt. Pearley Blood, R. F. D. No. 1, Morrill, Pvt. James M. Ritchie, Me.* Pvt. Oscar Brown, Bl1ssville, Ark.* Corpl. Thomas Rock, Greenville Street, Paw- Ger- Pvt. Kenneth Cael Carmark, 501 Macquire R. I.' Pvt. Mark V. Bod, 5835 Crittenden Street, tucket. mantown, Pa.* Street. Warrensburg, Mo.* yt. Aris C. Roth, ronte No. 2, box KO,Oak- Pvt. Leonard F. Bradifield, Sidell, Ill.' Pvt. Henry Carrell, route No. 6, box 26, Wh- land, Md.* Burden Avenue, Troy, Pvt. Chester G. Breen, Birmingham, Ill.' erty. Miss' Pvt. Frank J. Ryan, 697 Pvt. James H. Bryars, 1401 North Avis Street, Maj. Lloyd W. Clarke, Rockdale, Te.* N. Y.' Pvt. Amos N. Colman, De Soto. Mo.* Norman T. Searlett, 503 West Pensacola, Fla.* HoNptal Sergt. Pvt. A. M. Canterbury, 106 Barker Avenue, Pvt. Chester Cotton, post office bdx 121. Man- State Street, Kennett Square, Pa.' gum, Okla.* North Fourth Street, Peoria, Ill.* Pvt. John Schneider, 622 Pvt. Carl W. Carter, Natrina, Ill.* Pvt. Ervine Davis, general delivery, Sulphur Hepewetl, Va.' Pvt. John J. Clossin, Gallitzin, Pa. Rock. Ark.* Pvt. George E. SChnerer, Litita, Pa.* Pvt. Ancli G. Easley, route No. 14 West Sixth Street, Pvt. Emmett H. Colvin, R. F. D. No. 1, Vienna, 2, BlIss, Pvt. Leslie F. Selby, La.* OkIa.* Frederick, Md.* Pvt. Luke All'n Farlsy. 1021 East Ninth Seasons, Parmele, N. C.' Pvt. Jeffle B. Crouch Krum, Tex.* Pvt. George Pvt. Roy S. Cunningham, Fairfield, Ill.* Street, North Portland, Greg,* Sergt. Bernard A. Shelly, 212 Walnut Street. Ill.* Sergt. Alva Finch, 113 Illinois Avenue, Al. Pa.* Pvt. Arthur Davis. Monticello, Johnstown, Pvt. George P. Day, Carterville, 111. ton. Ill * Pvt. Willie Short, McKinney, Va.* Pvt. Bayliss M. Fleming, Purrah. Okla.* 84 'twenty-fifth Street, Pvt. C. R. Dotson, Anne, Ill.* Pvt. Ernest H1. Smith, Pvt. Dolph Evans, 21 Bensit Avenue, Danville, Pvt. George W. Porlines, 215 Dickerson Street, Wellsburg, W, Va.* Montgomery Ala.* Smith, 302 Arch Street, Cum- Ill. Pvt. James D: Pvt. J. J. Findley, Hennepin, Okla.* PVt. William Thomas Franklin, Eldon. Mo.* berland, Md.* Pvt. John F. Gibbs, route No. 1, box GO, Dahl- Pvt. Rebel L. William. R. F. D. No. 1, box Pvt. John W. Snyder, 1000 North High Street, gren. Ill.' 107. Blackwater, Va.* Martinsburg, W. Vs.* Street, Frt. Tennie Gubnuswki, 282a Krendler Ave- Pvt. Charles M. Gist. P. 0. Box 245, Webb, P t. Bertram Taylor, 1121 Washington Ill.* Miss * Martins Ferry, Ohio.* nue, Chicago. Md.* Pvt. N. Guglublmi, 6516 Thirteenth Avenue, Pvt. George H. Haney, route 7, Aberdeen, Pvt. John Thiele, box 168, Woodlawn. Brooklyn, N. Y.* Miss.* Sergt. amuel E. Thomas, 214 Fourth Street, Pvt. Ky.* Pvt. Wilbane E9. Hamilton, R. F. D. No. 1, James A. Hill, R. F. D. No. 1, Soco. Miss.* Loursville. Fairfield, Ill.* Pvt. E. 0. Hopp. box A. Oronogo, Mo.* Pvt. Lander 1. Thompson, 313 South Durham Corpl. Sam Md.* Pvt. Roy C. Hawkins, Kankakee, Ill.* Jackson Yazoo City. Mis.* Street, Baltimore, Pvt. Arthur L. Henderson, route No. 2, Jasper, Pvt. Albert H. Jehling, 20 Parkland Place, Pvt. Loring C. Thorpe, Hematite, Va.* Kirkwood. Mo.* Pvt. Herbert R. Vanderslice, 3613 Richmond Fla.* Pa.* Pvt. Roy L. Holdbrook, 111 Richlam Avenue, Pvt. Willia Johnson. Wildwood, La.' Street, Philadelphia, Buffalo, N. Y.* Pvt. Elmer Jones. Wichita Tex.* Pyt. Joseph R. Wallace, box 28, Egypt, Ga.- Pvt. Isrlison Fulton, Md.* Pyt. Dee H. Jackson, Dalhart, Tex.* .Tones. Gould. Ark.* Pvt. Roy B. Walter, Pvt. John T. Johnson, R. F. D. No. 2, Jones- Pvt. Frank Kling. R. F. D. No. 4, box 47, Pat. Leslie S. Webb, R. F. D. No. 1, Wallace, Lindsay. Okla.* W. Va.* boro, Ill.* Va.* Pvt Edward Kelly, r.,* 2242 North Halstead Corl. Jame' l. Lee, 1611 Rock Street, Little Pyt..Winters W. Webster, Rimel, W. Rock. Ark.* H. Whalen, 15 Sixth Street, Street. Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Andrew Pvt. Eliss Klersky, Memphis. Tenn.* Pvt. Robert Lewis. Gilmore. Ark.* Whitehall, N. Y.* . 3271 West Cali- 2809 Thirty-eIghth Pvt. Tomao Luefitno, 18 Evans Place, New Pvt. Thomas Antone Lnch Pvt. Robert L. Whitehand, York City. N. Y.* fornia Avenue. Oklaboma City. Okla.* Street NW.. Washington, D. C.* Pvt. John W. McCay, R. F. D. No. 1. Steele, 1740 Kates Street, Phila- Pvt. Frank Lusk, 1738 West Twenty-first Pvt. David Wilson, Street. Chicago. Ill.* Ala.* d&lphia, Pa.' McGee, Wenona, Ill.* Pvt. Anthony Young, Bear Station, Del.* Pvt. James L. Pvt. Clayton MeClnaban. Hoyt, Okla.* Pvt. Fichard F. Mead. Luther, Mich.' Pvt. Herman Martindale. Searcy. Ark.* CAM'P MERRITT, N. **- Pvt. Arthur Y. Piorior, 412 South Seventh Student William Mrfarer Mathews, 3704 Mich.' Vincent, Iowa.* Street, Marquette. Howard Avenue, Dallas. Tex.* Pvt. (first class) Pratt Aarvig. Ramsden. 2217 Thirty-second Pvt. Erskin Allen, Hartwell, Ga.* Sergt. Clarence Pvt. John 0. Matthews, Pine Grove, Ark.* Pvt. Milton L. Berry, Corbin, Ky.* Avenue. Birmingham, Ala.* Pvt. Lawrence Meadow, Leesburgh, Miss.* Corpl. Frank N. Bond. Brownsville. Tenn.* Pvt. Payton C. Ramsey. Cisco. Tex.* Pvt. Thomas F. Miller, route No. 1, Sallisaw, Pvt. Goins Boynton, Ulmers, S. C * Pvt. Ranson H. Ramsey. St. Joe, Ark.* Okla.* Pvt. Willie E. Brooks. Meherrin, Va.' Pvt. Clarence G. Richards. Neho, Il* Pvt. Charles H. Moore, Lena. Miss.* Pyt. James Brown, R. F. D. No. 2, Ferri, Pvt. Anthony Rosickis. Russia * 2d Lieut. James Wardlaw Murphy. 517 West Tex.*I Pvt. D. J. Scbaub. Lincoln, Ill.* Tenth Avenue. Pine Bluff. Ark. Mannie. Ill.* Pvt. John Burgess, Ashford, N. C.* Pvt. Willie Searey, Pvt. Joseph Murray, 488 Beverly Street, Win- Pvt. Will Crawford, Shelby, Miss.* Pvt. Earl Spencer, 601 University Avenue, nipeg, Canada.* Pvt. William W. Dixon. Kelley. Mont.* Muncie, Ind.* Pvt. John L. O'Connor, 731 Second Street, Pvt. Albert Fowler, Tunica, Miss.* Pvt. Edward J. Spinks, box Nao 72. Mersow,. New Orleans, La.* Pyt. Arthur F. Fowler, Potomac, III.* Conn. Pvt. Ezra Nall, Fenter, Ark.* 22 TMlE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED- IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Pvt. Thomas A. Qualls, R. F. D. No. 1, Altus, CAMP SHERIDAN, ALA. Pvt. John W. Petterson, 1142 Atcheson Street, Ark.* Columbus, Ohio.* Pvt. Leonard H. Reeves, Boggydepot, Okla. Pvt George W. Boomgarden, Piper City, Ill.* Pvt.. Frank Rockel, 251 South Elm Street, Pvt. Robert R. Reynolds Taylorsille:,Miss.* Pvt. Joseph E. Branson, Grove Avenue, Mid- Hillsboro, Ohio.' Pvt Henry Rigsby, R. F. D. No. 1, Lonsdale, dletown, Oh1o.* Sergt. John Joseph Sattler, 448 Delaware Ave- Ark.* Pvt. Dan Carter, Tuskegee, Ala.' nue Lorain, Ohio.* Pvt. Jesse A. Rogers, R. F. D. No. 3, box 28, Pvt. James Cook, Ewelltn, La. Pvt. Fred Shaffer Clarks Hill, Ind.* Newalla, Okla.* Pvt. James J. Crowley, 245 Richmond Street, Pvt. Humphrey Sloan, R. F. D. No. 3, Browns- Pvt. Duncan Rush, 303 West Cherokee Street, Providence, R. 1.* ville, Tenn. McAlester, Okl.* Pvt. Dave Derosla, Raddison, Wis.* Pvt. Charles E. Smith, Cawker City, Kans.* Pvt. Everett J. Russell, R. F. D. 1, Kosciusko, Pvt. Frank H. Dwyer, 6 Barney Street, New- Pvt. Moody Smith, R. P. D. No. 5, Jackson, Miss.* port, R. I.* Tenn. Pvt. Clemie Sanders, route No. 1, box 32, Pvt. Robert Lee Dyer, route 1, Mohawk, Tenn.* Ret. Ulyes Spicer, Burns, Tenn. Scotts, Ark.* Pvt. Williams M. Ezell, R. F. D. No. 2, Chapel Pvt. Marshall Strickler, 500 Merrell Avenue, Pvt. Early Sanders, Oxford, Miss., route 2. Hill, Tenn.* Columbus, Pvt. Bert Ferguson, 309 Front Street, Ports- Ohio.* Pvt. Jacob Henry Sanders, College Station, P'vt. Marion Super, R. F. D. No. 1, Penokee, Ark.* mouth, Ohio.* Kans.* Pvt. Thomas Shaw, Waldo, Ark.* Pvt. John Gaines, R. F. D. No. 1, Knoxville, Pvt. Forest Thompson, R. F. D. No. 2, New 2d Lieut. Paul Sumner Spaulding, North Tenn.* Plymouth, Ohio.* Scituate, Mass.* Pvt. Homer H. Greenrod, route No. 5, Moun- Pvt. Charles Weaver, 220 West Muskilfgua, Pvt. John K. Stanford, 527 North Seventy- tayr, Iowa.* Street, Massilon, Ohio.* seventh Street, Clinton, Okla.* Pvt. Jqmes P. Griffin, R. F. D. No. 1, Kanawba Pvt. Gerhard A. Wehrmann, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Francis Q, Strange, Jayess, Miss.* Station, W. Va.* box 67, Lhhoma, Okla.* Pvt Earnest %. Tomliason, Zion, Ark.* Pvt. Ben Holdway, route No. 2, Bybee,- Tenn.* Ret. Clarence Wilson, Dubley, La.* Pvt. George W. Tull, 210 Locust Street, Water- Pvt. Glenn A. Hollenberry, 1720 North Pulaski Pvt. Harley D. Wi son, North Fairfield Ohio.' loo, Iowa.* . Street, Baltimore, Md.* Pvt. Clyde E. Winters, rural route No. 1, Mont- Pvt. Earnest Vaupel, R. F. D. No. 1, Watten- Pvt Harry lorrocks, Gallup, N. Mex.' rose, Kans.* Pvt. Richard Jones, R. F. D. No. 2, Ericson, saw, Ark.* CAMP Pvt. Ode Walker, Chicot, Ark.* Nebr. STUART, VA. Pvt. Alvin A. Warren, Gans, Okla.* Pvt. George E. Knight, 619 East Ninth Street, Pvt. Arthur Brown, Route No. 2, box 40, Hall- Pvt. Sherman Washington, 893 Park Avenue, Anderson, Ind.' fax, N. C.t Hot Springs, Ark.* Pvt. Jesse Larkins, R. F. D. No. 2, box 68, Pvt. Dock Cook, R. F. D. No. 4, Fountain Inn, Pvt. Otto A. Waters, 1812 Main Street, Pine Cuba, Ala. S. C.* Bluff, Ark.* Pvt. William McDonald, 426 Lilly Street, Pvt. John H. Haney, Aurora, Ark.* Pvt. Leslie L. Watson, 4921 North Seventh Chillicotbe, Ohio.* Pvt. James L. Hines, Okmulge, Okla.* Avenue, Birmingham, Aa.* Pvt. Jesse M. McGallian, Vida, Orange County, Pvt. (first class) Hansford Hooper, 510 West Pvt. Jim Watson, Estill, Miss.* Tex.* Fourteenth Street, Connersville, Ind.* Pvt. Eaifron West, Dickert, Ala.* Pvt. Charles Cleveland Meadows, Kline, Pvt. Lee H. Metzger, St. Patrick's Rectory, Pvt' Jeff J. Whitaker, Wilson, Okla.* W. Va.* - Brayon, Ohio.* Pvt. Curly Wilder, Palmer, Ark.* Pvt. Thomas L. Nelson, R. F. D. No. 3, Pvt. (first class) Glenn C. Peck, general de- Pvt. Jabez A. Williams, Nebob, Barren Brightoil, Tenn.* livery, Greenspring, Ohio.* Pvt. Lawrence Mathew O'Neill, 1903 North Pvt. (first class) Earl C. Price, Hanna, Ind.* County, Ky.* Cal.. Pvt. William N. Wing, Wayne, Wyo.* Temple Street, Los Angeles, Pvt David Scruggs, Nixon, Mcilintock County, Pvt. Travis C..Young, Harris, Okla.* Pvt. John E. Schreek, R. F. D. No. 1, Gudley, Marianna, Ark.* IIl.* Pvt. Nick Skero, 2124 North Rampart Street, CAMP SEVIER, S. C. Cook Charlie Smith, R. F. D. No. 2, Oakwood, New Orleans, La.* IlI.* Pvt. Adam Spoon, Spiro, Okla. Pvt. Elebue Banks, Easley, S. C.* Pvt. William R. Swarts, Route No. 1, Kirk- Pvt. Frank J. Trojacek, R. F. D. No. 6, box 6, Pvt. Willie Cook, route No. 2, North Augusta, wood, Ill.* - Ennis, Tex.* S. C.* vt. George E. Terrell, Warsaw, hid.* Pvt. John T. Craft, R. F. D. No. 1, Saco, Ala.* 1orp.Daniel At. Throckmorton, Troy, Kans.* CAMP SYRACUSE, N. Y. Pvt. Ned Earl. Richborough, S. C.* vt. Albert N. Tomlin, Grand Valley, Colo.* Pvt. Herman Aldrich, 88 North Main Street, Pvt. Leroy English, I. F. D. No. 8, box 38, Pvt. William Vice, Route No. 4, PAris, Ky.* Cortland, N. Y.* Lancaster, S. C.* Pvt. Ervie Ward, R. F. D. No. 7, box 168, Rip- Pvt. Howard Edwards, 427 Olive Street, Scran- Pvt. Wilson Frank, route No. 3, box 123, Dar- ley Tenn.* ton, Pa.' lington, S. C.* Pvt. luenry Weber, Weldon, Iowa.* Pvt. Ed. McCarthy, Emporium, Pa.* Pvt. James Gilmore, route No -4, box 69, Green- Pvt. Edwin Willis Wolf, R. F. D. No. 2, New- Pvt. Oliver M. Pierson, 120 Greenwood Place, wood, S. C.* burg, W. Va.* Buffalo, N. Y.* Pvt. Thomas Gladden, R. F. D. No. 2, Wins- Pvt. Thomas F. Yeager, 1603 South Clinton, Pvt., Theodore W. Turner, Russiaville, Ind.* boro, S. C.'* Canton, Md. CAMP TAYLOR, KY. Pvt. Oscar Fullman Hancock, Loughman, Fla.* Pvt. John Yike, New Salem, Ohio.* Pvt. Nat~haniel Harp, R. F. D. No. 4, route 44, Pvt. John Alexander, Danville, Ala.* Newberry, S. C.* CAMP SHERMAN, OHIO. Pvt. Robert R. Anderson, Bronson, Kans.* Pvt. Harry G. Ioffman, 107 Gillis Street, Sol- Pvt. Thomas W. Azville, Clover Bottom, Ky.* Pvt. John Boyland, R. P. D. No. 1, box 37, Pvt. Shelby Adler, R. F. D. No. 1, Finchville, vay, N. Y.* Somerville, W. Hulsey, R. F. D. No. 2, Ap- Tenn.' Ky.* Pvt. Thomas Pvt. James Brennan, 34 Hudson Street, Zanes- Pvt. Edward 0. Baker, R. F. D. No. 1, pleton, Miss.* ville, Ohio.* Pvt. Lewis Jefferson, route No. 3, Simpson- Wheeler, Wis.* Pvt. Daviel Bryce, 628 Fourteenth Street, Candldate feward S. Baker, 2119 North Ville, S. C.* Ill.* Nicholas Johns, R. F. D. No. 2, Stark, Cairo, Twentieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Pvt. Cecil V. Canter, R. F. D. No. 4, Wellston, -Pvt. Prank 8 Batsch, Canton, Ohio.* Fla.* Pvt William C. Bauer, 180 Kentucky Avenue, Pvt Carter Johnson, Hemingway, S. C.* Pv.pVVhio.* Donatengels L. Kennedy, 16 Woodstock Ave- Chiarulto, 170 Bluff Street, Tipton, Ind.t Pvt. Norman Akron, Ohio.' Candidate Leonard R. Billman, Frazeysburg, nue, Putnam, Conn.* Pvt Frank Ciract, 1180 Park Hill Avenue, Ohio.* Pvt. Add King, R. F. D. No. 1, box 120, Mill- Cleveland, Obio.* Wagoer Harrison 0. Bitts, Powell, Wyo.* idgeville Road, Augi- ta, Ga.' Pvt. Harvey 1. Crnamblit, Orient, Ohio. Pvt. Zeno Littlejohn, Cowhens Street S. C.* Pvt.oJake C. Blain, Stanford, Ky.* fvt. Sam P. Craver, Moorhouse, Mos* Candidate John E. Boozer, R. F. D. No. 1, Lin- Pvt Angus E. Martin. I. F. D. No. 8, Green- Pvt. Authony J. Dougher, 101 llen Street, coln, Ala.* ville, §. C.*' Leigton, Pa.* Pvy. Otto W. Boseker, 1318 Scott Avenue, Fort Pvt. Lewis Miller, route No. 2. Albion, Ill.* La.* Pvt. Shafter Napier, Stacy, Ky.* Bot. helt Drew, Lawhon Waylfe,hnI~ Pvt. Russell Dunn, R. P. D. No. 14, Fayette, Pvt. Frank Wl.Bradley, Ravenwood, Mo.* Pvt. Antonio Paparell, Sepidano, Italy.* Ohio.* t. Emmett Elton Braishaw, Attica, Kans.* Pvt. James D. Payne, B. F. D. No. 3; Ash- Pvt. Alvin George, Marksville, La.* ville, Ala.* orpl. Anthoy C, Bredil Closter N J.* Pvt. Horace Givens, 1911 Herbert Street, Vt. Gagilee Bucel, Beulq, III.* ' Wagoner Stephen D. Pierce, 3505 Evens Ave- Phadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Frassie Burns, Monon, Ind.* nue, St. Louis. Mo.* Pvt. alter Graves, Rbute No. 3, box 29, Jack- Pvt. Edward Carpenter, Hopewell, Ky.* Pvt. Hortpn A. Riter, 302 South Second Street, son Tenn.* Tenn.* Pvt. Clarence Floyd Cart Killbuck Ohio.* Nashville, Pvt. eorge Gugleman, Paris, Ohio.* k L. Percy L. Chambless, e, Al.* Pvt. James Roberts, 421 Washington Street, Pvt Biloxi, Miss.* aes Harris, 613 Wilsoi Street, Frank- zulidate George W. Chul Miltavale Kans.* Fla.* 4frt, Ky.* t. Norman S. Claussen, 469 Lau{el Ave. Pvt. Abner Rudd. Wetumpka, P vt Vlrgi1 Hite, R. F. D. No. 1, Granville, V.e St Paul, Minn. Pvt. William Rudenko, law laljawas 18, Riga, Ohio.* Pvt. Prank Godhouse, Pleasant Hill, Ill.* Russia.* Pvt. William Musician, 3d class, Aldrich Schindler, 40 T. Hollands, 521 South Division Candidate Idridge S. Coffin, 100 Columbia Street, Ann Arbor, Mich.* Hl hts, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fowler Street, Westfield, Mass.* Pvt. Samuel Hurzits, Pvt. Claude Slocumb, route No. 1, Allegany, 1523 Maumee Avenue, Pvt. Wille Coleman, Sweetwater, Ala.* Fort Wayne, Ind.* Pvt. Roy Twymen Comfort, 1203 Ramonna, N. Y.* Pvt. William Pvt. Julius C. Sutcliffe, R. F. D. No. 1. box 40, Karr, R. F. D. No. 1, Racine, Avenue, Louisville, Ky.* Ohio.* Corpl. Arthur B. Crites, Route No. 1, Morrison- Norway, S. C.* Pvt. Elting M. Kerh, 718 North High Street, vile, 1l.* Pvt. William Szatinski, Thirteenth Avenue, Chillicothe, Ohio.* Sergt. William Curry, 187 Waterman Avenue, Maywood, Ill.t Pvt. Forest E. Kirby, R. F. D. No. 5, Delaware, Detroit, Mich.* Pvt. Robert Van, 421 Oak Street, West Tampa, Ohio.* Pvt. Ed G. Dablestein, Arcadia Wis.* Fla.* Pvt. Alva Llorwnce, Bermuda, La.* Pvt Frank J. Dailey, State Road, Lexington, Pvt. John Visconti, P. 0. 263, Milton N. J.' Mass.* Pvt. John MdPhee, jr., R. F. D. No. 2, Kinde, Pvt. Charles E. Day, Lanesville, Ind.* Pvt. Hiram C. Wood, R. F. D. No. 41, Wadley, Mich.* r t. Lewis P. Dohrs, Waverly, III.* Ala.* Pvt. Fred Melssner, 154 Vine Street, New t. Robt. Drake, box 3, Nelson, My.* Pvt. James M, Yates, R, F. D. No. 4, Decatur, SPhiladeliGa, Ohio.* Pvt. Everette Dows, R. F. D. No. 1, Somer- Tenn.* L- Second Lieut. Guy Peoples, Cameron, W, Va.,k set, Ky.' THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEFBER 9, 1918. 23 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIEDIN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

Prt. Clifford Dunn, Atlanta, Ind.* Pvt. Everett Parker, Dawson Springs, Ky.* Pvt. William R. Iliptgen, care of Fred Harvey, Pvt. Charles A. Eads, 2563 Bank Street, Louis- Pvt. John W. Pierce, Creighton, S. )uk.* Hugo, Okla.* Villb, Ky.* Second Lieut. Allan H. Preston, 419 West Pvt John ti. Howell, East High Street, 1005 Pyt. Elmer Edwards, Exit. Ky.* Church St., Elmira, N. T.* Terrell, Tex.* Pvt. George Ernst, jr., R. F. D. No. 3, Clare- Pvt. Zhnry F. Raddatz, R. F. D., No. 1, North Pvt. Halverton Hoyer, 222 Main Street, Jones- niont, Ill.* Freedom, Wis.* boro, Ark.* Second Lieut. Thomas T. Ferguson, Kirkwood, Pvt. Walter B. Reeves, R. R. No., 5, Bowling Pvt. Paul G. Jank, Ander, Tex.* Green. Ky.* Pvt. Claude E. Loper, Clarksville, Tex.* 3attallon Soat. MiJ. Chester E. Follmer, 1719 -Pvt. Everett A. Replogle, R. R. No. 5, Pvt. Richard Lux, 1013 East'llouston Street, Third Street. Williamsport, Pa.* Charleston, Ill.* San Antonio. Tex.* Pvt. Clyde Franklin. Economy. Ind.* Pvt. David M. Reynolds, 434 Jefferson Street, Pvt. William W. McDade, route No. 1, Fass, Pvt. George Fritz, R. F. D. No. 1. Tefft, Ind.* Pittsfield. Ill. Skla.* Pvt. John Gligliletti, Mulberry, Kans.* Sergt. Robert D. Riggs, Buffalo, Wyo.* Corph Anthony Mohorik, Hunter Street, Har- Pvt. Brownie Goodbread, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Harold A. Risk, It. F. D. No. 2, St. Paul, risburg, Pa.* Bowling Green, Ky.* Ind.* Pvt. Joe R. Morrison, Main Street, Sweet- Pvt. Andrew H. Guebert, R. F. D. No. 1, Red- Candidate Harold E. Robertson, 60 Pine water, Tex.* - hird, Ill.* Street, Binghamton, N. Y." Pvt. Edgar L. Muckelroy, Melrose, Tex.* Pvt. Stephan Ivanyo, Jr., 10319 Rose Hill Pirst Lieut. Edward lierman Robinson, office Pvt. Lowell Q. Patterson, Medina, Tex.* Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.* of Chief of Engineers, Washington. D. C. Pvt. Lemiel N. Perkins, route No. 5, Merkel, Pvt. Oscar S. Hartg, Newburg, Ind.* Pvt. Edimond Rogers, Holland, Mich." Tex.* I'vt. Charls A. Hathaway, R. F. D. No. 4, Pvt. Harvey L. Rudicil, R. R. No. 3, Beecher Pvt. Napoleon Pullen, Waelder, Tex.* Aitus. Okla. City. Ill.* Pvt. Fred Richard, 1262 West One hundred Pvt. Chauncey D. Iawkinson, 69 Fulton Pvt. Ralph L. Rush, 972 South Ohio Avenue, and third Street, Chicago, Ill.* Street alesburg, Ill.* Columbus. Ohio.* Pvt. Sam Riley. iearne. Tox.* Pvt. Hole Herron, MrNel. Ill.* Pvt. Thomas G. Rush, Caneereek, Ky." Pvt. Roy D. Ross, Blanchard, Okla.* Ser-t. Herbert Armistead Higgins, 20 South Pvt. Ri uben Sager, R. R. No. 2, Olney, Ill.* Ivt. Christian John Ituempel, route F, box 70, Street, Montgomery. Ala.* Pvt. Perry Schramm, Palmyra, Ill.* San Antonio, Tex.* Candidate John .T. Higgins, 2408 Sixteenth Pvt. Goy Scott, R. F. D. No. 4, Black Creek, Pvt. Willie Schroeder, route No. 4, Taylor, Str'et. Philadlphia, Pa.* Wis.* Tex.* Pvt. Benjamin Iilson, Florida. N. Y.* Pvt. William Seller, R. F. D. No. 2, Boonville, Pvt. Edwin Tatsch, Fredericksburg, Tex.* Pvt. William Holland, 1425 Trumbell Street, Ind.* Pvt. Walter Warmke, Belleville. Tex.* Paducah Ky.* Baker William F. Shelton, 821 North Main Pvt. Willie Whiddon, Pandale, Tex.* Sergt. William lueon, Sussex, Wyo.* Street, Mishawaka, Ind.* Pvt. Jack Milton White, general delivery, Ee- "Pvt. William F. Huffman, Grass Creek, Fulton Second Lieut. Andrew Sheppard, Walton, W. tor, Tex. Co., Kr.* Va.* Pvt. Gus G. Womack, 500 Virginia Street, Candidate Clarence E. Jamison, 1253 North Pvt. Charles E. Smith. R. F. D. No. 17, Bunk- Wichita Falls, Tex.* erbill. Ill.* Pvt. Horace C. Yates, Henderson, Tex.* Main Street, Roekford Ill.* R. F. D. No. 1, Meriden, Pvt. Dave B. Jenkins, Ramey, Wis." Pvt. Earl T. Smith, 102 North Gridley Street, Pvt. Peter Zacharison, Pvt. John C Jones, R. F. D. No. 2, Sarah- Bloomington. Ill.* Kanse ville. Ohio.* Candiate John L. Smith, Homestead, Okla. CAMP UPTON, N. T. Pvt. Floyd Keckler, Angols, Ind.* Pvt. Jesse L. Snyder, R. R. No. 2, Rochester, Pvt. Will Hamilton Abney, Lanapahas, Tex.* Second Lieut. Thomas Victor Keefe, Bloss- lad." Pvt. Willin II. Barry, Maple Avenue, River burg, Pa. Pvt. George W Spohn, R. F. D. No. 5, Celina, Point, It. L* rt. Sandy H. Kelley, Goreville. Ill.* Ohio.* . Pvt. anl. 1H. Booker, R. F. D. No. 2, box 33. Ilechnaic Walter Francis Kelley, 137 West Pvt. Earl G. Stermer, Landin!Zvlle, Pa.* Sunnyside Va * State Street. Athens. Ohio " Pvt. Elmer IT. Sykeq. 310 West Catherine Pvt. Edwin irnsfield, Midlesex Avenue, Port- Pvt, Elmer Kidd, Chance, Ala.* Street, Louiavill., Ky.* land, Conn.* Pvt. Lee W. King, care of Moore Hotel, Bsar- Pvt. Charlie H. Taylor, route No. 1, Adair- Ocipl. Orgus E. Brles" 907 East Eighth barton, Ohio.* villl Ky.* Etreet. Beardston, Ill.* Seond Lirnt. Elmer Leopold Kraus, Cooper Pvt. Frank John Trulin, 219 May Street, Pvt. Henry Brown, Milburn, W. Va.* Carlton Hoitel. Chicngo. Ill.* Buffalo, N. Y.* Corpl. Donald E. Campbell, Vanwert, Ohio.* * Pvt. Albert Kreig. Tell City. Ind.* Pvt. Simon Urbiles. 1820 West Forty-sixth Pvt. Leslie B. Case, Peconic, L. 1.* Pvt. John Kublin, 1241 Davis Street, Grand Street, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Fillippo Costa, 170 Virginia Avenue, Rose- Rapids, Mich.* Candidate Jerome P. Vetter, Lake Odessa, bank, Staten Island, N. Y.* Pvt. Oscar A. Kufabm. 1551 Twenty-third Mich.* Pvt. Julius Davidson, 92 Christie Street, New Street, Milwaukee, Wis.* Candiiate John 3. Viets, R. P. D. No. 1, Ext York City.* Pvt. John W. Langenfeld, Route No. 2, Racine, celsior. Minn." Pvt. Richard N. Drake, Enfleld, N. C.* Wis.* Pvt. Charles Wakelned. Rockport. Ky." Pvt. Carl M. Eberhart, Disston, Pa.* Pvt. Curt Larson, Taline, Ky.- Pvt. Wiles Warfield, R. F. D. No. 2, Belpre, Pvt. George W. Field, Dry Mills. Me.* Pvt Ivey G. Lawrence, 219 Ninth Street, Ohio.* Pvt. Leroy R. Grove, 549 Indiana Avenue, raurel, Jones County, Miss." Pvt. David B. R. Waters. Center Ridge, Ark.* Philadelphia. Pa.* Pvt Roe J. Lawrence, R. F. D. No. 2, Coshoc- Pvt. George F. Weber, 2512 Verthand Street, Pvt. Chas Hall. box 31. Westbury, L. I.* ton, Ohio.* Pittsburgh, Pa.* Pvt. Charles Upefl. 227 West Fortieth Street, Sergt. Walter r. Lawson, Mai-hester. IlII. Pvt. John W. Wheeler. Mill Town. Wis.* New York. N. Y.* Museods. Wis.* Pvt. Eddie White, 12 Jefferson Street, George- Pvt. Louis Hall, 4201 Franklin Street, Titus- Candidate Leslie J. Lee. toe-s, Ky.* Ville Pa.* Cori. Paul Leggett, 178 Broadway, Nyack, Pvt. Roy L. White, Logan, Ind.* Pvt. Woodford Ham. Asher. Okl.* Pvt. Otto R. Wieland, R. F. D. No. 7, box Pvt. James H. Hanna, 273 Middle Street, Pvt Otto LiUige, Route No. 28, Oconomowoc, Pawtucket, R. I.* Wis.* 23, Merrill, Wis * Pvt. Chrle R. Wilbur, 9757 Woodlawn Ave- Pvt. Win. IT. Hicks, Brownsville, Tenn.* Pvt. Augustine B. Littleton, 507 Greenwood, nue. Chicago, Vii.* Pvt. Starr T. Hill. New Berlin, N. Y * Chattanooga, Tenn.* Pvt. Pvt. Harry Homeyer. Lskurel Park, L. I.* Se'and Lilut. Attridge T. McManus, 402 Penn ]Toward G. Wingfield, Sandstone, W. Va.* Pvt. Charles C. Winn, route No. 1, Ansonia, Pvt. Thonas L. James, R. F. D. No. 1, Avenue. Pittsburzh. Pa,* Spokane. Wash.* Pvt. Charles S. Maley, Rural Route No. 5, Ohio.* Pvt. Otis 0. Witmer, R. Pvt Douglas Johnson, 27 Woodlawn Avenue, Mayqville. Ky.* F. D. No. 3, Goshen, Monte'air, N. J.* Ohio.* Ind * Pvt Oliver F. Martsteller. Sycamore. Pvt. Charlie Wodard, R. P. D. No. 1, render. Pvt. Ef'win Johndrow, North Creek, N. Y.* Candidate Francis F. McCall. Eaton, Colo." son, Ky.* Pvt. George Johnsoh, 318 North Bent Street, Candidate lector Arthur McCrimmon, Case- Candidate Perev E. Wood, Fonda. Tows.* Frederick, Md.* ville, Mich.* Pvt. Leon D. ZlImmerman, 405 Spencer Street, Pvt. Reuben Jackson Knapp, King Street, Pvt. John M. Mcfinty, South Wanatah, Ind.* Council Grove, Kans.* R. F. D. No. 4. Danbury, Conn,* Pvt. Russell II. Mctlriff, Rural Route No. 3, Pvt. Edger F. Leab. 28 Pasco Street, Indian (lay City. Ind.* CAMP TRAVIS, 'fEX, Orchard. Mass.* Pvt. Roy McLennan, Brown Street, Zanes- Pvt. Frank Linz, 62 Grove rtreet, White vlle. Ohio.* Corpl. Willie N. Alford. Houghton, La.* Plains. N. Y.* Pyt Roy Mc~wne, 203 Kentucky Avenue, Pvt. Reymundo Bafc, Pine N. Mex.* Pvt. Smith Luttrell, Shockeysville, Va.* Evanaville, Ind.* Pvt. Edgar L. Beogstiom, 2626 Nueces. Austin, Pvt. James H. MeCarmick, Ailverlake, Clinton Pvt. Lee J. Meyers, Rural Route No. 8, Bloom- Tex.* County, N. Y.* ington. Ind.* Sergt. Robert C. Bowden, 439 East Belleview,. Pvt. Josenh Silvester McHugh, 19 Center Corpl. Archie Murry Miller, Sunrise, Wyo* Opelousas. La.* Street, Danbury, Coon.* Pvt. Austin C. Miller, box 2. IHawesville, Ky.* Sergt Joseph A. Cagle, box 305. Matador, Tex. Pvt. Fred S. Magoon. 121 Rutherglen Avenue, Pvt. Frank A. Miller, 322 Renova Street, Pvt. William Calhoun. general delivery, Zybach, Providence, R. I * Pittsburgh, Pa.* Tex.* Pvt. Herbert Thomas V. Miley, box 654, 14 Pvt. Tom Morgan. Sevenmile. Ohio.* Pvt. Harry A. Cardenas. 205 North Laredo Day Street. Iroir, R. I.* Pvt. John Moselones, Carlinville, Ill.* - Street. San Antonio Tex.* Pvt. Aram Minassian, 120 West One hundred Pvt. Andrew Mpsaw, Goodman, Wis.* Pvt. Manuel Chatino. El Paso, Ter.* and sixteenth Street, New York. N. Y.* Pvt. Evert Myers. East Liverpool. Ohio." Pvt. Charley W. Clayton, Clarendon, Tex.* Pvt. Sadeehali Mollah, 252 Eart One hundred Pvt. Lonnie M. Myers, fisne, Ill.* Pvt. William C. Cobb, R. F. D. No. 2, box 56, and twenty-fifth Street. New York. N. Y.* Pvt. Harry L. Nichols, Winson, Ill.* Pilot Point, Tex * Pyt. Sam Morgrnstein. 58 East Hawkine Candidate George D. Noble, 301 Alabama Pvt Arthur L. Cook. Angleton, Tex.* Street, Waterbury, Conn.* Street, Montgomery, Ala.* Pvt. Huston Covington, route No. 2, Beard- Pvt. Tames T. Morrison. 239 North Maine Pvt. Frank H. Noland, Newmartinsville, W. town. Tex.* Street. Norwich. Conn.* Va.* Pvt. Ferdinand De Santos, Hays City, Kans.* Pvt. George W. Morriss, Belle Prairie. Mi.,* Pvt. Roy H. Nowlin, R.a, Sullivan, Ind.* Pvt. Ch.rit Evans, Lima, Tex.* - Pvt. Knstandinos Papatheodorus. 219 West Pvt. Walter F. Obry, 1741 Villa Street, Pvt. William E. Fuller, Cuthave. Tex." Thirty-seventh Street. New York, N. Y.* Racine, WIi.* Sergt. Aubrey W. Gee, 2614 Wesley Street, Pvt. Tiomnas Paulino. 418 Washington Ave Pvt. Walter E. Ogle, Ashmore, 111.* Greenville, Tex.* ne. Orange. Conn.* t.' George E. O'Neil1, T Woodside Street, Second Lieut. Thomas P. Grady, Waco, Tex.* Pvt. Arthur H. Pellam, Mulberry, Ind.* Salem, Mass.* Pvt. Andrew J. Handly, Blomington, lex.* Pvt. Keith Pratt, East Smithport, Pa.* 24 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIWT: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Corpl. Clareace Price, 151 Petteys Avenue, First Lieut. Hartwell G. Sorrell, R. F. D. Pvt. (First Class) Edivard N. Hadereqi, box Providence, R. L* No. 2, Bardstown, Ky.* 173, Burlingtn l. Pvt. George Roeder, 184 Kahler Street, Tons- Pvt. John R. Heward, route No. 1, Poplar wanda, N. Y.* FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON, IND. Grove, Ill.* Pvt. George Roeder, 134 Koehler Street, Ton- Pvt. Peter W. Benware, Cadott Wis.* Pvt. Herman Ottem, route No. 6, Faribault, awanda, N. Y.* Pvt. Joe Bobalek, route No. 4, box 44, Kauf- Minn.* Pvt. Giovanni Ricci, 49 Lexington Avenue, man, Tex.* Pvt. Joseph S. Vaughan, Malden, Mo.* South Norwalk, Conn.* Pvt. Harry J. Brill, Delona, Pa.* Pvt. Charles F. M. Underwood, Bessvlle, Mo.* Pvt. Tom Rutledge, Wade, Okla.* Pvt. Thomas Buckner, station A, Charleston, Pvt. Arthur Winters, Jackson, Mo.* Pvt. Jules Nicholas Snell, 4179 Park Avenue, W. Va.* FORT CASWELL, N. G. New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Harold F. Case, 015 Whittier Street, Co- Pvt. John M. Steele, 80 Norman Street, lumbus, Ohio." Pvt. James D. Lee, Hazel Green, Ky.* Bridgeport, Conn.* Pvt. Alonzo Dart, Hesper, Iowa.* FORT CLARK, TEX. Pvt. Ennis Stephenson, Steep Creek, Tex.* Pvt. Karl J. Dash, 1001 Portland Avenue, Pvt. Herman J. Waltrip, Clarkton, Mo.* Pvt. Charles Enos Surette, 30 Fiske Street, Rochester, N. Y.* Somerville,, Mass.* Pvt. John J. Dowd, 2509 South Camac Street, FORT DES MOINES, IOWA. Pvt. Archibald Swift, box 143, Stafford, Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Un. Henry A. Schuster, R. F. D. No. 1, Conn.* Pvt. E1o Gloger, 1506 Chapman Street, Hous- Zwingle, Iowa.* Pvt. Harry Tanner, Pawling, N. Y.* ton, Tex.* FORT DOUGLAS, UTAI{. Pvt. William Henry Tate, 503 Fullerton Park- Pvt. Raymond Gould, 173 Washington Street, way, Chicago, Ill.* Perth Amboy, N. J* Pvt. Harry S. Rlmert, Sunbury, Pa. Pvt. Herman A. Thompson, Smithtown Pvt. Edward Green, Turner, Kans.* FORT ETItAN ALLEN, VT. Branch, L. I., N. Y.* Pvt. Albert Hadfield, 905 West Main Street, Pvt. Joseph J. Dineen, 22 Chapman Street, Pvt. August F. J. Tilvola, Ninth Avenue, Collinsville, Ill.* Charlestown, MAss.* East Northport, N. Y. Pvt. Adolphus J. Hopkins, North Scituate, Pvt. Harry J. Doughty, 310 Cathbert Avenue, Pvt. Willie C, Tillerson, R. F. D. No. 1, box R. L* Collingswood, N. J.* 4, Skipwith, Va.* Pvt. Earl A. Host, Gallon, Ohio.* Pvt. Alva W. Harris, Antioch, Mineral County, Pvt. Floyd Tombs, Knoxville, Pa.* Pvt. Kline A. Lantz, 109 Logan Avenue, Joliet, W. Va.* Pvt. Frank Vanie, 34 Madison Street, New Ill.* Pvt. Archie J. Ireland, R. D. No. 1, Halstead, Haven, Conn.* Pvt, Robert Lee, 538 Root Street, Chicago, Pa.* Sergt. Fred E. Wanders, 514 Scranton Ave- Il. Pvt. Louis M. Michaud, Coos Street, Berlin, nue, Lynbrook, L. I. N. Y.* Pvt. Louis J. Lohfink, Prairie Farm, Wis.* N. H.* Pvt. John J. Weeks, 1 ew Boston, Mass.* Pvt. Harry W. Lykins, route No. 3, Laconia, FORT HANCOCK, N. J. Pvt. Eugene Williams, Petersburg, Va.* Iowa.* Pvt. Erskin Winston, 523 South Thirteenth Pvt. Timothy McDonnell, 30 Providence Pvt. Claude P. Jones, 154 Broadhead Avenue, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Street, Taftville Conn.* Sugar Notch, Pa.* Corpl. Al Wolf, 542 Graham Avenue, Brook- Pvt. Charles Mcinty, 3844 Melon Street, Pvt. John Henry Richards, Richards High- lyn, N. Y.* Philadelphia, Pa.* lands, N. J.* Pvt. Nathan Wolff, 173 Amboy Street, LBrook- Pvt. Francis J. Murray, 521' North Oxford FoaT JAY, N. Y. lyn, N. Y.* Street, Indianapolis, Ind.* Pvt. John Hayes, 115 Avery Avenue, Syracuse, Pvt. Stamatior Zaramos, 2932 Richmond Pvt. John Henry Murray, route No. 2, Sum- N. Y.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* .merville, S. C.* Pvt. Forest H. Jenkins, R. F. D. No. 1, Hudson Pvt. Harry Newell, 927 Clark Street, Cin- Falls, N. Y.* CAMP WADSWORTH, S. 0. cinnati, Ohio.* Pvt. Charles C. Strout, R. F. D. No. 4, Bruns- Pvt. William Basye, Trimble, Tenn.* Pvt. James E. Page, Guilford, Me.* wick, Me.* I . Pvt. Joseph M. Conner, 432 West Fifty-first Pvt. 1van Pasahnick, Kiev, Russia.* Pvt. Tony Prazza, Tiona, Pa.* FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANS. Street, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. Richard H. Crooker Giles, Nebr.* Pvt. Angelo Cupicci, 100 Green Street, New Pvt. Gerald Rothwell, R. F. D. A, Miami, Fla.* Pvt. Edwin L. Rottman, 303 East Murrill Cook Thomas P. England, Mangum, Okla.* Haven, Conn.* W. S. Pershing, Pvt. Harry Davis, R. F. D. No. 4, box 29, Street, Fond du Lac, Wis.* Pvt. John M. Gray, care of Pvt. Henry Ernest Rumpel, box 110, Genoa Limon, Colo.* Miami, Okla.* Corpl. Cleitus E. Heaton, R. F. D. No. 1, Ray, Pvt. Hardin Decker, Owensboro, Ky.* Junction, Wis.* Ill.* Pvt. Samuel Farmer, Gray Court, S. C.* Pvt. John J, Schone, R. F. D. No. 5, Pawnee, Okla.* Pvt. Joe Jurdan, Pueblo, Colo.* Pvt. John F. Gathleny, Warrington, Fla.* Pvt. Benjamin H. Kelly, Lisbon, N. Y.* Emsy Gist, 260 Young Street, Spartan- Pvt. Robert P. Sellen, Galveston, Tex.* Pvt., Pvt. Robert F. Shaw, Albion, Okla.* Pvt. Paul S. Lawson, Eudara, Kans.* burg, S. C.* Pvt. Pvt. Dan S. Hamilton, route 3, Church Hill, P1vt. Stephen Slomkliwski, 1240 North Twenty- William H. Mann, 1949 Seventh Avenue, fifth Street, Camden, N. J.* Oakland, Cal.* Tenn.* , Pvt. Robert Jesse MeCray, 704 Fifth Street, Pvt. Grant Hawkins, Rosedale, La.* Pvt. Thomas B. Smith, 1236 Iona Street, Jack- sonville, Fla.* Garden City, Kans.* Pvt. Robert Jennings, R. F. D. No. 1, Elm- Sergt. Clifford A. Moredick, 3330 Fowler Ave- wood, Tenn.* Pvt. James Snyder, Tecumseh, Mich.* Pvt. Joseph Streng, 1018 North Eighteenth nue, Omaha, Nebr.* Corpl. Royal Parkinson, Antioch, Cal.* Pvt. Albert B. Oldham, R. F. D. No. 1, Bakers- Pvt. Promise Patterson, St. Mathews, S. C.* Street, St. Joseph, Mo.* Pvt. John C. Vonk, 1156 Madison Avenue, field, Cal.* Pvt. Roy Watkins, 662 Conrad Street, Mem- Pvt. Glenn J. Rogers, Soldier Grove, Wis.* phis, Tenn.* Grand Rapids, Mich.* Pvt. August J. Wander, Cameron, Wis.* Pvt. John G. Sayer, 1011 Blaisdale Avenue, CAMP WHEELER, GA. Pvt. Oily Westbrook, 1715 Twenty-first Ave- Minneapolis. Minn.* Pvt. John F. Abe, Okonoko, W. Va.* nue, Gulfport, Miss.* Pvt. Kipling Wade, Carrissa, Ariz.* Pvt. Bronislew Baginski, 512 Bergen Avenue, Pvt. William C. White, Boyne Falls, Mich.* Pvt. James T. Walker, R. F. D. No. 1, Edom, Brooklyn, N. Y.* Pvt. Glenn Woodruff, box 183, Miller, Ind.* Tex.* Pvt. William C. Johnson, 418 Fulton Street, FORT LOGAN, COLO. Port Clinton, Ohio.* FORT BLISS, TEX. Ret. Otto B. Beebe, Circleville, Utah.* Pvt. Daniel Libowitz, 1436 South Trumbull Second Lieut. Arthur Hamilton Byers, 46 Rct. Joseph L. Damron, Deseret, Utah.* Avenue, Chicago, Ill.* Cedar Street, Elmwood Place, Cincinnati, Ret. Aaron R. Davis, Plains, Colo.* PUt. William Dixon Stringer, routp- 6, Mar- Ohio.* Ret. Clarence E. Dunivan, Morrison, Okla.* shall, Tex.* Second Lieut. James M. Douglas, Hickory Ret. George Lord, 161 Laxon Street,-Salt Lake, Pvt. James Wills, Cisne, Ill.* Grove, York County, S. C.* Utah.* Ret. Peter C. Peterson, Castledale, Utah.* FORT ADAMS, R. I. Pvt. Walter W. Eggert, 1340 Haskell Avenue, Lawrence, Kans.* FORT M'PHERSON, GA. Pvt. Prank II. Vanhouten, North Avenue, Pvt. Francis J. Elk, R. F. D. No. 1, Quenton, Pvt. Zacharis F. Miller, 23 Evans Drive, Fort Beacon, N. Y.* N. J.* McPherson, Ga. FORT BANKS, MASS. First Lieut. Alexander H. Frazer, 225 East Pvt. Homer C. Ogle. Loup tity, Nebr.* Park Avenue, San Antonio, Tex. Pvt. Charleston R. Schmoltz, V. F. D. No. 6, Pvt. Cornelius O'Neil, 24 Leon Street, Rox- Jirst Lieut. Emil Bloch Goldstein, 1911 Oc- Pa. bury, Mass.* Danville, tavia Street, New Orleans, La.* FORT 'IOTROE, VA. FORT RARRANCAS, FLA. Second Lieut. Frederick S. Gregory, Water- ville, Wash.* Sergt. Donald Hunting Bly, Hendersonville, Pvt. Hugh Aden, R. F. D. No. 7, McKenzie, N. C.* Tenn.* Pvt. Carl S. Holmberg, Gerfie, Sweden.* Corpl. Ray A. Jackson, 29 Brooklyn Street, Pvt. John A. Gardner, 310 East Twenty-fourth Pvt. Edwin Collins, Crichton, Ala.* Street. Los Angeles, Cal.* Sergt. John W. Head, James Building, Chat- Groveton, N. H.* Pvt. Leon Jirasek, R. F. D. No. 5, Gaitesville, Pvt. William B. Jones, 20 Court Street, Hamp- tanooga. Tenn.* ton, Va.* Pvt. Frank Richardson, Abbeville, La.* Tex.* Pvt. Gilbert F. Jolly, 469 Ohio Avenue, Mid- Pvt. Fred Lee, 1224 D Street NW., Washing- FORT BAYARD, N. MEX. land, Pa.* ton, D. C.* Pyt. Auldron E. Boren, Centralia, Wash.*. Pvt. Alfred M. Koch, D'Hanis. Tex.* Pvt. Carl D. Leipheimer, 46 Third Street, Pvt. Francis J. Daur, 233 Seymour Road, Pvt. Alfred Lee Lightfoot, Fairchild, Wis.* Sharon, Pa.* Port Chester, N. Y.* Pvt. Milford H. Lunt, R. F. D. No. 2, Ells- Pvt. Howard Lusk, Dawson, Minn.* Pvt. Robert Eadie, 2401 Canorian Street, Ios worth, Me.* Pvt. James Naimo, Kulpment, Pa.* Angeles, Cal.* Horseshoer Freddie H. Massie, R. F. D. No. 1, Corpl. Albert Tighe, 401 Collins"Street, Joliet, Pxt Clarence E. Evans, Grank Forks, N. Hooker, Okla.* Il.* Dak * Pvt. John J. Newman, 273 Exchange Street, Sergt Virgil Wilkinson, Winterpock, Va." First Lieut. John Richard Fischer, Cad New Haven, Conn.* FORT VIOULTRIE, S. C. Spring, N. Y. Wagoner Artie Pickens. Cherryville, N. Mex.* Sergt. Guy G. Henderson, St. Elmo, Ill.* Wagoner William T. Howard, 125 Randolph Pvt. John F. Smith, 5112 Emerald Avenue, Street, Portsmouth, Va.* Chicago, Ill.* - FORT NIAGARA, N. Y. Pvt. (first class) Walter Meiz, 500 South Sergt. Charles F. Kell, Atsion, N. J.* Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J. FORT BRADY, MICH. Pvt. James F. Laughlin, Dewey, Okla.* Pvt Carl Milesell, R. F. D. No. 2, Rapid City, Pvt. Arthur Gammond, route No. 1, Eland Pvt. Louis Machinsky, 1409 Prospect Avenue, Mich.* - Junction, Wis.*\ New York, N. Y.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. 25 NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK FORT OGLETHORPE, GA.. Pvt. Frederick Mien 907 West Fourteenth Pvt. Calvin Moore, R. P. D. a, Pierce City, Recruit Charles N. Bell, R. F. D. No. 2, Brad- Street, Mansas 1i, Mo. Mo.t ford, Ill,* Pvt. John Allen, . D. No. 1, Tunica, Miss.* Cook Claude E. Moore, Salem, Mo.* Pvt. Eizy Bordston, R. F. D., Bradley, Okla.* Pvt. Lee M. Bayliff,' 1012 Morphy Street, Pvt. Henry Moore, R. F. D. No. 1, La Morle, First Lieut. Hugh Zollicoffer Browne, Kosel- Great Bend, Kans.* La.* usko, Miss.* Pvt. Wash Beal, Mpunfdville, Ala.* Pvt. Frank N. Moots, Salem, S. Dak.* Pvt. Henry J. Claussen, Teeds Grove, Iowa.* Pvt. Benjamin H. ettis, Greer, Mo* Pvt. Leo C. Morse, De Soto, Iowa.* Pvt. Floyd H. Cole, 428 South Twentieth Pvt. McLawrence Blackstone, rural route No. Pvt. Ortwin George Mueller, R. F. D. No. 1, Street, Mt. Vernon, Ill.* 2, Pilotgrove, Mo.* Vesper, Kans.* Pvt. Charles E. David, Carmago, Ill.* Pvt. Harold Sidney Bohan, Nelsonville, Mo.* Recruit Joe Edward Nichols, It F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Frank Emmerick, 1150 Brownsville Road, Pvt. Joseph P. Brennan, It. F. D. No. 1, Man- Fowler, Kans.* . Garrick, Pittsburgh, Pa.* Son, Iowa * Pvt. Thomas Norfel, Elliott, Ark.* Pvt. Michael Egaro, 323 Violet Street, Nor- Pvt. Oran Alonza Brown, Conway, Iowa.* Pvt. Leo S. O'Connor, 2980 Fair Avenue, Dav- ristown Pa.* Pvt. George Calgin, Lamar, Mo.* enport, Iowa.* Pvt. Earl Eroh, R. F. D., Tamaqua, Pa.* Pvt. George Carter, Graniteville, Mo.* Pvt. Joshua Owens, Carbon, Okla.* Pvt. George Gessner, 24 South Sixth Street, Pvt. Raymond Edward Clark, It. F. D. No. 5, Pvt Sherman Palmer, National Military Duquesne, Pa.* Howard, Kans.* Home, Leavenworth, Kans.' Recruit Ben Grant, R.' F. D. No. 1, Pittsburg, Pvt, Walter Nicholas Clay, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. William G. Passer, Arpin, Wis.* Ill.* Cherryvale, Kans.* Pvt. Peter D. Petersen, Dennebrog, Nebr,* Pvt. John H. Guyer, Clayton, N. Mex.* Recruit Clarence D. Clifford, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Arthur A. Rackley, iR. F. D. No. 1, Car- Pvt. Eilen Hawthorne, 2453 Jasper Street, Ross, Iowa.* terville, Mo.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt Alfred L. Cotton, 14 James Street, Bos- Pvt. James l. Rader. Albany, Mo.* Pvt. Mark M. Holopeter, Rockton, Clearfield ton, Mass.* Pvt. Charles Rafter, 713 M First Street, Pitts- County, Pa.* a Pvt, James Cuningham, 135 South Chautau- burg, Kans.* First Lieut. Martin Maximilian Holzman, 1460 qua, Wichita, Kans.* Pvt. Lawrence Leslie Richael, R. F. D. No. 27, Amsterdam Avenue, New York, N. Y.* Pvt. William Henry Curran, White City. Sandy Lake, Pa.* Recruit Arthur G. Kessler, box 169, Gibson Kans.* Pvt. Emmett C. Righthouse, 408 West Street. City, Ill.* Pvt. Omer Elliott Curtis, -510 North First Pvt. Ed 0. Reets, R. F. D. No. 2, Augusta, First Lieut. Robert K. Livingston, Cincinnati, Street, Arkansas City, Kans.* Kans.* Ohio.* Pvt. Lyle A. Derrick, R. F. D. No. 2, Hollen- Pvt. Orin U. Rice, Jerico Springs, Mo.* Pvt. Harry L. McCone, 208 West Madison berg, IKans.* Recruit James E. Robbins, Hilight, Wyo.* Street, Danville, Ill.* Pvt. Roscoe Eaton, Graysridge, Mo.* Pvt. Ray L. Robson, R. F. D. No. 1, Devon, Pvt. William McLaughlin, 604 West One hun- Pvt. Forrest C. Ervin, Eureka Kans.* Kans.* dred and fortieth Street, New York City, Pvt. Rasmus 0. Eversvick, Hamar, N. Dak.* Recruit Everett Rush, R. F. D. No. 8, Chanute, N. Y.. Pvt. Augustus 0. Flook, Waterville, Kans.* Kans.* Corpl. George W. Marx, fr., Elroy, Wis.* Pvt. Willard C. Fueston, R. F. D. No. 2, Corpi. William L. Ryan, R. F. D. No. 1, Hecker, Pvt. Arthur Mattner, 1318 Jerome Street, Martinsville, Mo.* La.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt lerma H. Griepenstrah, R. F. D. No. 5, Pvt. Orland F. Schesser, R. F. D. No. 2, Prairie Pvt. Charles T. Miller, Pine Grove, Pa.* Nebraska City, Nebr.* View, Mans.' Pvt. John P. Morgan, 1423 Green Street, Har- Pvt. Gustav Emanuel Guutafson, Cleuburne, Pvt. Arthur Schuknecht, Parker, S. Dak.* risburg, Pa.* Kans.* Pvt. Victor H. Schultz, Corder, Mo.* Pvt. Michael Murphy, 21 South Ninth Street, Recruit John F. W. Hammer, R. F. D. No. 8, Pvt. Louis Earl Seright, Colby, Kans.* Taftville, Conn.* Flandreau. S. Dak.' First Lieut. Philip Frank Shaffner, 926 Hyde Pvt. Walter Murphy, Frackville. Pa.* Pvt. Lloyd Hanawalt, R. F. D. No. 4, Jewell, Park Boulevard, Chicago, Ill.* Pvt. Robert Rankin, 112 Bradhurst Avenue, Mans.* Pvt. Leslie Andrew Shannon, R. F. D. Nd. 2, New York City, N. Y.* Pvt. Robert Roy Harris, R. F. D. No. 2, Washburn, Mo.* Pvt. Martin Roth, 414 Ashmead Street, Ger- Blythedale, Mo.* Pvt. Joseph D. Shea, 19 Worthen Street, mantown, Pa.* Pvt. Romine Benjamine Harrison, R. F. D. Springfeld, Mass.* Pvt. Alfred C. Russel, Bailey, Okla.* No. 4, Poplar Bluff. Mo.* Pvt. Denis Sheedy, 545 Reynolds Avenue, Bugler MitchelJSexton, Cordell, Tenn.' Pvt. Alfred C. Hart, Rapid City, S. Dak.* Kansas City, Kans.* Pvt. Edward Shackleford, 551 North Broad- Pvt, Andrew J. Hasstedt, route No. 1, Piqua, Pvt. Reginald 0. Shepard, 1220 Kettln Street, way. Lexington, Ky.* Mans.* Leavenworth, Kans.* First Lieut. Walter Philips Smith, Norwood, Corpl. James Westley Hathaway, Anthony, Pvt. Henry Herman Sieve, Arcadia, Iowa.* N. C. K2alns.t* Pvt. Akin H. Siek, Blue Eye, Mo.* Pvt. Samuel Taylor, Lafontaine, Ind.* Pvt. Robert F. Haverstock, StewArdson, Ill.* Pvt. Clarence Spillman, R. F. D. No. 3, Rich Pvt. John H. Turner, Fort White, Fla. Corpl. Martin J. Heavican, Schuyler, Nebr.* Hill,' Mo.* Pvt. William H. Vonwerder, Shelton, Conn.* Pvt. Benjamin H. Heckett, Van Tassel, Wyo.* Pvt. Charles W. Sprague, Sussex, N. Y.* Pvt. Melmoth A. Waddell, R. F. D. No. 2, Den- Pvt. Sidney C. Hicks, Butts. Mo.* Pvt. Clair Stevens, Ripley, Okla.* nis, Miss.* Pvt. John Logan Hochstedler, Osceola, Mo.* Pvt. Arthur L. Stillis, 932 Acouna Street, Pvt. George White, Meers, Okla.* Pvt. George C. Holsinger, Gordon, Nebr.* Denver, Colo.* Pvt. Thomas TWintermute, 1000 Fifth Street, Cook Albert M. Horn, 911 North Eighteenth Pvt. Joseph L. Strickland, R. F. D. No. 4, Lynn, Wis.* Street, Kansas City, Mo.* Oswego Kans.' Pvt. Blanchard Woolrldge, Americus, Ga.* Pvt. Walter Houston, R. F. D. No. 3, Holly Pvt. William Arthur Strothers, 5433 Union Pvt. Alva M. Young, Donby, Okla.* Sprin s, Miss.* Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.* CorpL. ames Hughes, R. F. ). No. 1, Scam- Pvt. Roy L. Sutterfield, Corridon. Mo.* FORT OMAHA, NEBR. mon. Kans.t Pvt. William C. Tannehill, Silver Creek, Nebr.* Pvt. Fred W. Chaplin, 319 Lowell Street, Pvt. Thomas M. Jenks, Egan, S. Dak.* Pvt. John B. Thiessen, R. F. D. No. 2, Buhler, Worcester, Mass.* Pvt. Viggo Jorgensen. Dannebrog. Nebr.* Kans.* Pvt. James 0. Curtis, 308 Eureka Street, Weth- Pvt. Edward Milton Karnatz, R. F. D. No. 4, Pvt. William John Thompson. Dellvale, Kane' erford, Tex.* Burr Oak, Kans.* Pvt. Oliver C. Tucker, -233 Tennessee Street, Pvt. John B. Healy, Glendive, Mont.* Pvt. Joseph William Keifert, Polsom, S. Dak.* Lawrence, Kans.* Pvt. Wilfred F. Getty, Mapleton, Minn.* Pvt. David W. Kelly, Osceola, S. Dak.* Pvt. Henry R. Tysseling, It. F. D. No. 5, Pella, Pvt. Vernon G. Heverly, Centerpoint, La.* Pvt. Walter Koester, Applingtork Iowa.- Iowa.* Pvt. Carl W. Kurz, Kendtll, Kans.* Pvt. Adolph Kluna, Comstock, Nebr.* Wagoner Vernon F. Vandyke, De Soto, Wis.* Pvt. Walter Ormesher, Chadron, Nebr.t Pvt. Earl Hazel Knowlton, Randall, Kans.* Pvt. Herman Vanlint, R. F. D. No. 4, Pella, Pyt. Charles R. Patten, 1847 South Sutter Pvt. William V. Kovarik, R. F. D. No. 2, Iowa.* Street, Stockton, Cal.* Crete, Nebr.* Pvt. Harry G. Victor, 1509 Compromise Street, Pvt. Edward A. Wight, 982 Beacon Street, Pvt. Albert T. Kruse, R. F. D. No. 2, De Smet, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa.* Newton Center, Mass.* S. Dakc.* Pvt. Henry N. Vondrehehle 4938 Finkman Pvt. William 0. Woodrow, 2611 South Thir- Pvt. Christ F. Larson, 1401 North Minnesota Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.* teenth Street, Omaha, Nebr.* Avenue. Sioux Falls, S. Dak.* Pvt. Joe Wages, R. F. D. No. 3. Troy, Ala.* Pvt. Edward FORT ONTARIO, N. Y. E. Lautaret, R. F. D. No. 2, Pvt. Lionell Lovol Walker, Sanborn, Iowa.* Monett, Mo.* Pvt. Clifton E. Wallace, R. F. D. No. 6, Paola, Pvt. Ira Dunham, 3 Spring Lane, Schenectady, Pvt. , R. P. D. No. 8, Springfield, Kans,* N. Y.*4 Mo.* Recruit Edward W. Walters, Topeka, Kans.* Pvt. James M. Holman, McLean, Ill.* Pvt. Johnnie Long. Hurtsboro, Ala.* Cook Wilbur L. Welch. 912 West Thirteenth Pvt. William 13. Hudson, Orlando, Fla.* Pvt. Earl Lowder, Chula, Mo.* Street, Sulnhur. Okla. Pvt. Frederick Lincoln, 204 Hemingway Street, Pvt. Gilbert Lunsford, R. F. D. No. 1, Fred- Pvt. Henry Whittington, Dayouchicot. La.* Boston, Mass.* Tickton, Mo.* Pvt. Emery L. Wicks, route No, 3, Perry, Pvt. John W. Sewell, Wetumpka, Ala.* Recruit*Howard L. McCoy, R. F. D. No. 2, Iowa.* Pvt. John Stone, Manchester, Vt.* Beattle, Kan~s.* Pvt. Ira Lafayette Wildman, Sandrock, Pa.* Pvt. Jonithan L. Sullivan, route No. 2, Ger- Pvt. George I. W. McDonald, Palmer. Nebr.* Pvt. Roy Sherman Williams. Sherrell, Mo.* onino, Okla.* Pvt. Chester H. McDowell, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Hezzie Winter, Oakland, Miss. Pvt. Alfred Weber, 2537 Myrtlewood Street, Cleveland, Mo.* Pvt. David Winton, 679 South Lafayette Philadelphia, Pa.* Corpl. Edwin X. McGlinchy, Garnet, Kan-.* Street, Marshall. Mo.* Pvt. Herbert L. Weir, 3 Beach Street. Gard- Pvt. William L. McQuoid, Morristown, S. Dak.* Pvt. Bert Wood, 1805 Camp Street, Spring- ner. Mass.* Pvt. Claire Malloy, Bixby, S. Dak.* field. Mo.* Pvt. Willis H. Whitney, New Haven, N. Y.* Pvt. William Mange, Prosho, S. Dak.* Pvt. Young Ocie, Sapulpa, Okla.* FORT PORTER, N. Y. Pvt. Frank C. Martlinmeyer, 2940 Green Ave- nue. St. Louis Mo.* FORT RINGGOLD, TEX. Pvt. William B. Shirley, Troy, Ala.* Pvt. Fern Chester Meek, Strawn, Kans.* FORT RALEIGH, N. C. Recruit Robert Thomas Melton, R. F. D. No. Capt. Pleas Daniel Barnhill, Brenham, Tex. Pvt. Henry Woock, Guttenberg, Iowa.* 16. Tecumseh. Kans.* FORT ROSECRANS, CAL. Corpil. R. C. Wright, 90 Washington Street, Pvt. Ralph J. Miller, R. F. D. No. 3, Riceville, Auburn, N. Y.* Iowa.* Pvt. Raymond B. Oldham, Paradise, Utah. Pvt. Willie Mitchell, 41 Minor Street, Natchez, FORT RILEY, KANS. Miss.* FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEN. Pvt. George A. Adamson, 320 South Mill Pvt. James Ralph Moody, 1308 Crow Street, Pvt. Thomas M. Barnhill, Uvalde, Tex.* Street, Lead, S. Dak.* Webb City, Mo.* Pvt. John W. Christian, Colewitt, La.* 26 THE OFFICIAL U. S. 'BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK Prt. Chester L. Cogswell, 61 Peters Street. Draftee John J. Odonnell, 38 Hillard Street, Pvt. Albert Hegland, general delivery, As- Cambridge, Ma ss. * Wilkes-Barre, Pa.* toria, S. Dak. PVt. Henry Donaly, 1939 13 Street, Granite Recruit Howard C. Satchwill, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Henry L. Holts, route Ne. 2, Corsellus, City. Ill.* Sanders, Ky.* Oreg. Pvt. Clarence Dorioun, box 147, Sulphur Draftee Melvin A. Ware, box 459, Belmont, Recruit Edward Lulloff, general delivery. Mine, La.* N. C.* Clydopark, Mont. Pvt. Joseph Farrar, 205 Dover Street, Fall FORT WARD, WASH. Pvt Martin E. Mayn, Durango, Cole.* River, Mass.* Corpl. William J. Landry, 6 Maple Street, Recruit William J. Napier. Coalwood, Mont. Pvt. Jack Goldwater, Cooper. Tex.* Ludlow, Mlass.* Pvt. Thomas Steelman, Billah Wash. Pvt. Joseph M. Honan, 19 West Ninth Street, Pvt. Cecil 0. Weeks, Klamath Falls, Oreg. Bayonne, N. J * FORT WADSWORTH, N. Y. Second Lieut. Maurice Feger Maxwell, Lumber- PA. Herman E. Ehrlich, 18 Maple Street, Nor- WHIPPLE BA RRACIS, ARIZ. ville. Pa. with, N. Y.* Pvt. Burlie II. Fahnestock, R. F. D. No. 1, Pvt. Otto E. Mehner, Flatonlia. Tex.* FORT WARREN, MASS. Frtsloe, Mo.* Pvt. Porter Mother. MeFall. Mo * Pvt. Joseph H. Handley, Catesby, Okla.* Sergt. Tosepl T. Shivey. Moquners, N. Mex.* Pvt George E. Moston, North Creek, N. Y.* Pvt. Arthur A. Upton, R. F. D. No. S, Waynes- Pvt. Fred .1. Sleep r. Manchester, N. FI. FORT WORTH, TEX. ville, Ill.* Pvt. Clayton Smith, route No. 3, Elk Paint, Pvt. Allen D. Vaden, route No. 51, Temple, First Sergt. John H. Morgan, Dequeen, Ark.* Tex.* S. Da k. COLITHMDIS BARRACKS, OHIO. Pvt. Cris L. Streens. Bloomincton, Ill.* CALL FIELD, WICHITA FALLS, TUX. Pvt. WilPam J. Strickland. Hlerderson. Tex.* Recruit Ormond Barstow, R. F. D. No. 7, Pvt. Robert Ferren, Pvt. Arthur Thompson. Buekhorn. N. Mcx * Oswcgo, N. Y.* Jr., 561 New Brunswick Pvt. Sacy Harman Weickle, Salt Sulphur Recruit Charles Bernhardt, 377 East One hun- Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J.* dred and fifty-eighth Street, New York, Pvt. Eugene Verne Rhodes. 704 Eleventh Ave Springs, W. Va.* nue, New Binghton, Pa.* SHElRIDAN, ILL. N. Y.' PORT Recruit Harold E. Densmore, 315 North Main CARLSTROM FIELD, ARCABIA, YLA. Pvt. Melvin B. Larue. Woodston, Kans.* Street, Goshen, Ind.* Second Lieut. William Carl Hans, Wheaton, Pvt. Ray C Moler, Esbon. Kans.* Recruit William Gariepy, Central V Mines, Minn. Pvt. Dick Tjepkma, route go. 1, box 50,'Ren- Mich. Ville, Minn.* Pvt. Walter J. Kespohl, 4223 Blair Avenue, Recru:t Anton G. R. Johnson, 223 Prospect St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Frank Wiesbe, route No. 3, Canton, Street, Jamestown. N. Y' Kan,.* Pvt. Dennis E. Overbulser, Goshen, Va.* ELLINGTON FIlDLD, TEX. Pvt. Walter Zerbe, route No. 8, Alta Vista, Recruit John B. Snyder, Hamilton, Mich. Pvt. John J. Brigham, 355 Sherwed Avenue, Kans.* JACKSON BARRACKS, LA. Youngstown, Ohio.* FORT SILL, OKLA. Pvt. Frederick Leithold, 923 South Fifty-ninth -Sergt. Henry Berginann, 2235 Shelby Street, First Lieut. Anthony George Bourdet, 2412 Street Philadelphia, Pa.* TIdisnapolis. Ind.* Jema Street. New Orleans, La.* Second Lieut. James Kempt. Road, 664 ba- ?vt. Frank Bunch, route No. 1, Celina, Tex.* Pvt. John F. Counts, Clover Bond, Ark.* glewood Avenue, Chicaeo, Ill * Pvt. Jesse J. Denser, Cottonwood, Tex.* Pvt. Edward C. Rharon, 600 Washington Ave- rvt unis- J. Camp, Vaughn, N. Mex.* Pvt. Layton Greene, West Point, Miss.* Corpl. Thomas H. Connors, 711 Delaware Pvt. Fred McMurray, 737 St. James Street, nue, Ie gerstown, Mld.* Street. Elmira. N. Y.* New Orleans. La.' Pvt. William Ray Turner, 42S West Eighteenth Pvt. Thomas A. Curtis, Ramiah, Idaho.* Pvt. Edward H. Nothwang, 1601 West Twen- Street, Houston Heights, Tex.* Pvt. Georre M. Finch, Washata, Ark.* FAImIELD. OHIO. Pvt. Pantos Gonzales Tilben. Tex.* tieth Street, Little Rock, Ark * Pvt William TI. Hickey. Blossom. Tex.* Pet. John H. Snider, Piggot, Ark.* Pvt. Ray GoldsteIn, 2205 Atlantle Aenue. Pvt. Joseph E. Looney, 9 Parnell Street, Ros- Pvt. William II. Warner, Possier City, La.* Atlantic City, N. J.* ton, Mass.' JEFFERSON BARRACKS, 310. KELLY FIELD, TEX. vt. William Mitchell, Waelmla, Fla.* Recruit Albert E. Betz, box 151, Sank Center, Pvt. Arthur Bird, Monte Vista, Cole.* vt Meanrl R. Murdock, 1021 Heard Building, Pvt. Clarence C. Dudton, 171 Helderness Jacktonvile, Enq.*. lleeruit Harvey E. Binney, Bayfleld, Wis.* Street. Atlanta, Ga.* Pet. Karl W. Osterberg, 2833 Ninth Street, Pvt. James F. Clov, 709 North Jefferson First Lieut. John .T. Fitfteral, 223 e.urtk Berkeley, Cal * Street, Peoria, Ill * , Street, San Antonio, Tex. Serat. Roland M. Peck, 667 William Street, Recruit Joseph Dalsante, Calvene Vincensa, Pvt. Alfred P. Turner, Care, Cole. Bridaeport, Conn.* lialy Compopnara.* Pet. Henry Rhodes, 2112 Dewey Avenue, Recruit Jos ph F. Davis, Cascade, Town.* LANGLEY FIELD, VA. Granite City. Ill.* Recruit Harry B. Dawson, Clarkaburg, Ohio.* Pvt. Whit Copeland, Goldfield, I. C.* Pvt. John William Riddle, Daincert, Tex.* Pvt (first class) Harry M. Diwson, 112 North Pvt. Leon Floyd, R. F. D. No.. 8, hex 77, ff- Pvt. John Walter Slough. Croomplaine, Tex. Fifth Street, Rockport, Ind.* derson, N. C.* Pvt. Tabby Wondell. Cordele, Ga.* Recruit William S. Dean, box 774. St. Fran- Pvt. Earl Elmer Hartman, 510 Cherry Street, FORT SLOCUM, N. T. cia Ark.* Mount Carmel, Ill * Recruit Otto G. Dodds, route 3, Madrid, Pvt. Wesley R. Hedden, 70 Linden Avenue, Pet. Valner N. Bassett. Pleasant Lake, Mass.* Iowa.* Bloonfield, N. J.* Weeks Mills, Me * R-t. Svivo Dauray, Recruit Fritz J. Engel, R. F. D. No. n, box Pvt. Jake Ray. 7 D Street, Shelbyville, Tenn.* Bet. Frank Derago, 458 Forty-sixth Street, 10 Ivory Street, Statea- Blrooklyn N. Y * 52. Hinsdale. Ill.* Pvt. Walter Randers, Recruit Save Frederickson, 1011 Burns Ave- boro, Ga.* Ret John F. Ford, 137 Dudley Street, Cam- nue. St Paul. Minn.* Pvt. George Stewart. Ellaville, Ga.* bridae Mas.* Recruit Emery C. Unnna, Geneseo, Ill.* Corpl. Alfred A. Williams, 218 Eugene Street et. Edward R. Futler, 22 Chestnut, Street. Reerut Edmund Greensboro, N. C * North Adams, Mass * Haurse, Collon, S. Dk' Recruit John Kintoop, route 8, Hustisford, MANSFIELD, OTTIO. Itot. Charles L. Gahan, 12 Lawrence Street, Wis * Yo'kers, N. Y.* Recruit Willia F. Koening, 202 Fairview Ave- Pvt. Thomas M. West, 620 Walnut Street, Co. Ret. William R. Glreenleaf, South Barre, Vt.* nue, Brookfield. Ill.* shocton, Ohio.* It(t. Abraham Kaplt, 95 Clinton Street, New M IRCH FIELD, RiVERSIM,. CAL Yok N. Y.* Recruit Henry M. Kopp, 2916 Merrier Street, Rct. Michael F. Keating, 453 Third Street, Kansas City. Mo* First Lieut. Harold Vane Grenawalt, Lament Recruit Victor Lindsay. 174 Park HIll Road, Iowa.* Troy, N. Y.* Hlarborno. Birmingam. England.* Ref. John A. McConville, 2774 Sixth Avenue, rAYNS FiIELD, MISS. Troy, N. Y.* Recruit Wesley McKinney, 1808 Republic ]Let. Alexander MeDonalf. Herman, N. Y.* Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.* Pvt. John L. Sipes, R. F. D. No. 1, Freepert. Recruit Virgil E. Matthews, R. F. D. No. 2, ROCKWELL FIELD. CAL- Ret. Dwitht F. Meserve, 46 Swan Street, Ca- Blaine. Wash.* lais Me.* Recruit Rnasel Micenhiemer, 420 West First Second Lieut. James Stewart Kinnear, New. lIct. Edward B. Pierce, P. 0. box 219, BrIdge- man, Cal. ton, N. J.* Street. Taylorville. Ill.* Itet. Andrew E. Riley, 638 Park Place, Brook- 2d Lt.ieut Henry Ganson Mobley, 116 South SECLPRDGE rI.ELD, KICK. lyn, N. Y.* First Street, tasley, S. C. Second Lieut. Oliver Phelps Jackson, 419 Iet. Adolph F. Stotatzer. Newin-ton. Conn * Recruit Richrd C. Morgan, box 354, Carri- Ashland Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Ret. John .T. Toner. Twenty-fourtif Randolph zozo, N Mox.* Cook Gerald W. Recher, 14 East Avenue, Road. Mattnpan Boston, Mass * Recruit John W. Norton. Honey Grove, Tex.* Hagerstown, Md * Net. Edwin Whitbeek. Coeymans Hollow, N. T.* Recruit Julius L. Penn, 74!1 North CsIfor- Second Lieut. Andrew H. Sirley, Jr., Ray. nia Avenue. Rogers Park. Chicago. Il.* mond, Miss PORT SNELLING, MINN. Recruit Joseph A Polcyn, 2015 St. Paul Ave- Pvt. Leonard W. McIntyre, Glenwood City, nue. Chiengo, Ill.* WILBUR WRToRT FILD, OHi#. Wis.* Recruit Samuel Salazar, Lumberton, N. Mex.* Pvt. Benjamin Goldstein, Richmond, Tex.* Pvt. Howard R. Sawyer. Jack on, Minn.* Rceruit Reginald K. Saunders. Stroll. N. Dst* Pvt. (first class) Bernard C. Jones, Brown. FORT STEVENS. OREG. Reruit C. Stein, R. F. D. No. 4, Spring Val- Ville, Me.* ley. Wis * Pvt. Stanley Kozeteko, Valley Ret No. 2, Pvt. Willie B. Grothaus, Main Ind.* Recruit Thomas C. Putton, Allbrook. Ark.* Port Washington L. I., N. Y.* Pvt Carl E. Oertel, 740 Church Street, Stevers Recruit Fred Truarott, Glasgow. Mont* Point. Wis.* Sergt. James MeCombie, 146 West Eighth Pvt. Glen Swalley, Reedville, Oreg.* KEY WERT B4RRACKS, PLA. Street. Oswego, N. Y.* Corpl. Henry P. Clayton, 71 Pine Street, West PVt. Ralph Henry Perkins, Danbary, N. I.' FORT THOMAS, N. T. Tampa, Fla.* EDGEWOOD ARSENAL, sN. Draftee Joseph Colahan, 67 Jefferson Avenue, VANCOUVER BARRACKS, WAEA. Pvt. Jo!eph A. Augustus, 352 Brews Street4 Jersey City, N. J.* Fall River, Mess* Draftee David V. Johnson, R. F. D. No. 64, Pvt. Thomas L. Bacon, Haekberry, Ariz. Pvt. Anthony Baier, R. F. D. Ne. 1, Elrme, Houtzdale, Pa.* Recruit Edwin Erickson, route No. 1, box 24, Kans.* Drrftee William J. McConnell, 249 West End Walcott, N. Dak. Pvt. Adam Bates, R. F. D. No. 8, ColumbIa, Street. Philadfphla. Pa.* Recruit Earl W. Green, Whitepine, Most. S. C.* Recruit Hariasnn B. Miler, 483 Loenet Street, Pvt. Arthur Hadley, 61 Bowera Street. West Pvt. Anvil Beezeley, . P. D. AT. 8, Cuba, Reading, Pa.* Medford, Mass.* Mo.* THE OFFICIAL U. S. 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Pvt. EJmr Bennett, 425 Poplar Street, New AUSTIN, TEX. COLUMBUS, N. MEX. Haven, Conn.* Pvt Lloyd J. Baldwin, box 460, Mineral Wells, Sergt. Harry Bin 1217 East Market Pvt. Howard N. Bossa, 10 Grant Street, Nor- C. walk, Conn.* Tex.* Street, Logansport, * Pvt. Niel A. Pvt. Joseph G. 13eck, Quinton, Oka.* Pvt. Audra Jones, R. F. D. No. 2, Leesburg, N. Burns, 25 West Kidder Street, Pvt Leslie G. Carruth, Gunter, 'ex.* Tex.* Portland, Me.* Pvt Lewis T. Holliday, Sinton, Tex.* Mount Pleasant, Pvt. Robert Dellicati, 110 City Councillor, Pet. Willie C. Marshall, Montreal, Qubec.* Pvt. Ellis 0, Jones, 121 Maple Avenue, Wau- N. C.* vt. kesa, Wis.* Pet. lise Rager,*Wilhelm Mine, Ky.* Fred Fennill, Jasper, S. C.* Pvt. Clyde Pickens, Antelope, Tex.* Pvt. John J. Schasfer, 215 North Twelfth Pvt. Louis Gaston, box 1808, Ridgeland, S. C.* Pvt. Comle L. Stanley, box 104, Queen City, Street, Lebanon, Pa. Pvt. James Gibson, Georgetown, S. C.* Tex.* Pvt. Samuel W. Gillen, 388 Snyder Avenue, Pvt. Murray D. Taylor, Sheridan, Wyo.* Philadelphia, Pa.* Pvt. Thomas C. Taylor, Route No. 1, Jackson- Sergt Frank Vanmeter, R. F. D. No. 2, Ke- Pvt. Paul Harkless, Madison Street, Frank- ville Ark.* wanna, Ind. lin, Pa.* Pvt. Sidney J. Wilberly, Route A, Loraine, CRAFTON, PA. Corpi Charles W. Henderson, 619 Appleton Tex.* Second Lieut. Eigene F. Baldwin, 54 Grace Street, Baltilhore, id.* Pvt. Joe Williams, Navasota, Tex.* Avenue, Crafton, Pa. Pvt. Walter K. Knight, 1142 Fairfield Ave- BAYONNE, N. 3. DANVILLE, PA. nue, Bridgeport, Cong.* Corpl. Walter J. Cullen, 1229 East Oxford Pvt. Herman R. Densberger, Mausdale, Pa.* Pvt. Joseph rause, 2123 North Twenty-ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* DEMING, N. MEX, Pvt. Isiah Lewis, R. F. D. No. 6, Honeypath, BELLEVILLE, ILL. Corpl. M. Maurice Joies, Morton, Minn.* S. C.* Corpl. Charles M. Cointepas,027 Albama Ave- Pvt. Christoval Rodriquez, Aragon, N. Mex.* Pvt. Bartholomew McCloskey, Jackson, Pa.* nue, St. Louis, Mo.* Pvt. Claudio M. Rodroques, 332 Laredo Street, Pvt. Joseph Mulqueen, 216 Vine Street, Sus- BERKELeY, CAL. San Antonio, Tex.* quehanna, Pa.* DES MOINES, IOWA. Pvt. Pvt. Alexander Nicholas Zavaldano, 1551 Pow- Thomas J. Nee, 410 Arch Street, Cum- ell Street, San Francisco, Cal.* Pvt. Elizah Chaplin, Genoa, Ark.* berland, Md.* Pvt. Leo D. Cleary, route No. 5, Melrose, Pvt. Jdward W. Omara, 107 East One hun- BILTHORE, N. C. Iowa.* dred and twentieth Street. New York, N. Y.* Pvt. (first class) Olindon Petrella, 320 Fourth Pvt. Fred W. Hargrave, Dickens Iowa.* Pvt. Fred P. JSanders, Van Voorhis, W. Va.* Street, Jersey City, N. J.* Pvt. Warren Spencer, 429 Nutington Ave- Pvt. Qeorge Hughes, Clarence, SMo.* nue, Providence, R. T.* BROOKLYN, N. Y. Pvt. Francis E. Lovell, Melbourne, Mo.* Pvt. Loule Trosse, box 895, Jessapa, Pa.* Pvt. James 0. Emery, Boisdare, Mo.* Mechanic Wallis Peters, Valley Mills, Tex.* Pvt. Walter Waite 444 Friendship Street, Wagoner James C. Meader, rural route No. 3, Pvt. Roy Rinker, Lexington. Nobr.* Providence, R. L. New Albany, Miss.* Pvt. Lymne Sherman, 416 South Eleventh Pvt. (first class) Charles C. Pech, 3486 East Street, Clarinda, Iowa.* Pvt. Prince Wallace, Clio, S. C.* vt. Christian Sloth, Ross Iowa.* Pvt. Victor C. Weisse, 219 Sixteenth Street, Fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio.* Cook William Stewart, My'rtle Avenue, West New York, N. Y.* BROWNSeILLE, TEX. 16 Pvt. Edward White. Nevada City, Cal.* Binghamton, N. Y.* Pvt. Donald K. Wilson, 4 Elm Street, Lan- CorpL Sidney R. Clary, Sabinal, Tex.* DETROIT, MICE. caster, N. FI.* Pvt. Joseph J. Cypher, 2480 Glenmawr Avenue, Pvt. Herbert P. McCloskey, Carter, S. Dak.* Pittsburgh, Pa. Pvt. Vogel Cox, 3231 West Addie, Lead, S. PICATINNY ARSENAL, DOVER N. T. Capt. George Edward Parr, Leonard, Mo. Pvt. (first class) Reginald Manley, New Dak.* Pet Walter Newell, route No. 2, Janesville, Effington, S. Dak.* DOVER, N. 3. Iowa.* Pet. Joseph V. Rourke, 250 Bath Stkeet,- Pvt. Carl P. Harwood, 36 Franklin Street, Pvt. Mike Rosner, 1749 N. Karlor Avenue, Elyria, Ohio. Westfield, Mass.* Chicago, Ill.* Ser t. Frank Thompson, box 23, Wakefield, EAGLE PASS, Pvt. Alvin J. Struble, 235 Western Avenue, TEN. Waterloo, Iowa.* BUPPALO, N. Y. Sergt Robert S. Cornette, Richmond, Ky.* Pvt. William H. Gains, Fairland, Okla.* RARITAN ARSENAL, N. 0. Corpl. Reuben Dobbins, 952 Shackamaxon Corpl Harry P. Murphy, Orchard Street, Ros- Pet. Henry L. McKants, Trio, S. C.* Street, Philadelphia, Pa." lyn, Long Island, N. Y.* Pvt Walter Massey, 869 North Fortieth Pvt. James A. Slayback, Erlanger, Ky. WATERLIET ARSENAL, N. . Street, Philadelphia, Pa.* EL PASO, TEX. Pvt. Charles Wells, route 4, Salem, Id.* BURLINGTON, VT. Second Lieut. Robert L. Neill, 401 Fourth ABERDEEN, MD. Pvt. John Henry Kuntz, 548 Sherman Street, Street, Denora, Pa.* Pvt. George Beimbrink, route No. 6, Belleville, Marion, Ind.* EVANSVILLE, IND. Ill.* CAMDEN, N. 3. Pvt. Jessie Lee Mattingly, R. F. D. No. 2, Mor- Pvt. Nels L. Benson, 116 Bowen Street, Pvt. Benjamin Borstein, 1200 Everett Street, ganfield, Ky.* Jamestown, N. Y.* Camden, N. J.* Pvt. William B. McIntyre, 913 Seventh Street, FALL QIVER, MASS. Buffalo, N. Y." CHAPEL HILL, N. C. First Lieut. William Sarsfield Morriss, 565 Pvt. Mario Maresl, Bagone, Italy.* Pvt. Robert L. Templeft, 1407 Elizabeth - Broadway, Fall River, Mass.* Pvt. Ralph 3, Mattern, 824 Pear Street, Read- Avenue, Charlotte, N.G.* PARGO, N. DAK. ing, Pa,* CHARLESTON, S. C. Second Lieut. Riedel Gilman Sprague, 27 Pvt. Walter 0. Huff, Watford City, N. Dak.* White Street, Baverhill, Mass. Pvt. John A. B. Boritz, Eflicott City, Md.* FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. CHARLOTTh3 N. C. ALEXANDRIA, LA. Pvt. Otto Paul Benecke, Fairmont, Okla.* Pvt. Leslie Wlnn, Mount Olive, N. C.* FLEETWOOD, PA. Pvt. Raymond Lebleu, Grand Lake, La.* CHESTER, PA. Pvt. Earl F. Perkins, general delivery, Britt, Pvt. Paul Widner, Fleetwood, Pa.* Iowa.* Sergt Arthur D. Fitzhlugh, 101 West Main GAINE$VILLE, FLA. ALLENTOWN, PA. Street, Richmond, Va.* CHICGO, IIm. Pvt. Bryan Weeks, 4505 Nebraska Avenue, Pvt. Roscoe Hargis, Aoern, Ky.* Tampa, Fla.* Sert. George usl 528 On Indred and GARDEN CITY, L. I. Sergt. Robert 1). McElrath, Supply, Okla.* n neteonth Street, dblcag', Ill.' AMATOL, N. 3. Pet. Ralph H. Ferg n, 220 West Boston Second Lieut. Newton S. Frothingham, 1990 Street, Mpngsot,fl BeI6 Street, Brookline, Mass. Corpl. Gordon D. Grassel, 275 Academy Street, Pvt. Roby 0. Guett, oloonda, Ill.' t p ens, Pearson, Ga* Long Island City, N. Y.* Student Harold Lenard Young, 412 Railroad Pvt. Ar ur rbester, 2129 Sarah Street, Street, lrbana, 11.* Pittburgh, Pa.* ANN ARBOR, MICH. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Pvt (first class) NathanI.el I. Hudson, Ana- Pvt. William K. Bakeman, 426 Pine Street, cortes, Wash.* Belding, First Lieut. Loulare4 Elsenmlith, 2616 Uni- Pvt first class) Frank D. Kendall, 28 Wash- Mich.* versity Place, Washihgtoi, i). C. ingn Streat, Winchester, Mass.* Pvt. Ernest E. Harshbarger, Zionsville, Ind. Pvt. James W. Lees, 1946 East First Street, Pvt. Claus H. ropp, R. F. D. No. 1, Maple CLEVELAND, OHIO. Phiadqlphia, Pg.* cite. Mich.* First Lieut. John F. Hauser, White Haven, Pvt (first class) Harry F. Smurr, 118 Raleigh Pvt. Otto Lewald, 242 Howell Street, Detroit, Pa.* Street, Martinsburg, W. Va.* Mich.* COLLEGE STATION, TEX- Pvt Joseph Moquin, R. F. D. No. 4, Reese, GOVERNORS ISLAND, N. Y. Mich.* Pvt. Leslie D. Alford, 805 East Sixth Street, Pet Jesse F. Christen, 636 North Second Pvt Carl F. Peterson, Route No. 3, Le Roy, Street, Decatur, Ind.* Mich.* Pvt. Ir s rong Carroll, R. F. D. No. 91 Pvt. John J. Weibel, Yost Avenue, Narra- Pvt. Joseph C. Schmidt, Wallace, Mich.* gansett Pier, R. I.* Pvt. William C. Voepel, Sedewaing, Mich.* Pvt isrtd Mitchell Davis, Gea , Okla.* 'Pvt. Harold D. Watterson, Route No. 1, Ada, Pet. James E. Reed, Camp, Clay County, GRAND PORKS, N. DAK. Mich.* W. Va.* Pvt. Earl Pugh, Werner, N. Dak.* ARCADIA, CAL. COLON (HOSPITAL), PANAMA. GREAT BARRINGTON, MASS. Pvt. Norman Diemrus Levens, Route No. 4, Recruit Antonio Bazan, Garsias, Tex.* Pet. Edward J. Malumpey, 124 East Street, Savannah, I. COLONIA, N. X. Great Barrington, Mass.* Pvt. Heny iterhoff, 20 Chestnut Street, Rosebank, aten Island, N. Y. Pet. Joseph W. Chamberlain, 60 Connable GEMENVILLE, S. C. Avenue, Revere, Mhss.* Pvt. King Castle, Edgemore, S. C.* AUGUSTA, GA. Pyt. Albert Jones route No. 2, Sedalia, S. C.* Pvt Albert Madsen, R. F. D. No. 1, South COLUMBIA, S. C. Pvt. Alva Rlmball, Aiken, S. C.* Haven, Minn.* Pvt. William E. Ade, Etawah, N. C.* - Pvt Wood Steven, box 17, Santue, S. C.* 2S THE OFFRdiAL It. S. BhLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ARMY CAMPS LAST WEEK

HAMPTON, VA. Pvt. J. Edwards Robinson, box 2, Utica, Ind.* MORGANTOWN, W. VA. vt Arthur L. Lumsford R. F. D. No. 2, Pet. Arthur W. Shanks, B. R. No. 4, Bowling Pvt. Norval S. Ighram. Fairview, W. V.* Diogilina, Va.* Green, Ky.* Pvt, Louis F. Watkins, Crosland, Ga.* Pvt. Leslie Sidney Spande, B. F. D. No. 1, NEWARK, N. J. HANOVER, N. 1. Lonesbipro, Minn.* Sergt Sante Felizzola, Pine Bridge Read, Pvt. Fred Spencer, Wadena, Minn.* Chappaqua, N. Y.* Pt. Ray Edson Whipple, Franconia, I. H.* Pvt. Rudolph H. Wallum, R. F. D. No. 2, Hol- Pvt. Henry Littlejoh, Brokenbow, Okla.' HANOVER, PA. men. Wis. Pvt. Frank Maria Walsh, Viola, Wis.* NEWCUMBERLAND, PA. PTt. Roy Worley, Hanover, Pa.* Pvt. Harry F. Wells, Bardstown, Ky.* Pet. Walter Mathews, R. F. D. No. 2, box 37, HARRISONBURG, Howard, Ga. VA. IOWA CITY, IOWA. Pvt. Walter T. Blankenship, Rt. r. D. No. 1, NEW HAVEN, CONN. box 5, Harrisonburg, Va.* Second Lieut. Robert E. Dunham, Monroe, Me.* Pvt. Elmer Johnson, box 72, R. R. No. 1, Burns, Pvt. George W. Deane. Crawford, Ky.* HARRISBURG, PA. MInD.* Pvt. Arthur B. Gilliam, 80 Nortk Fifth Street, Nashville, Tenn.* Pvt. Sam HMnry Patterson, Ricebero, Ga. ITHACA, N. Y. Pvt. Joseph Sestack. Coal City, Ill.* Pet Robert Smith, Vardman, Miss. Pvt. Franklin G. Goodrowe, Fulton, N. Y.* NEWPORT IIAWTHORNN, ILL. Pvt. William Henry Pope, 212 Springfield NEWS, VA. Pvt. John D. Newman, Mason City, Nebr.* Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.* Pvt. Arthur R. Bryson, R. F. D., Grober, N. C.* Pvt. Moses H. Delorey, Fort Hill Street, Hing- HOBOKEN, N. J. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ham, Mass.* Pvt. Bryan Arnold, R. F. D. No. 1, box 95, Pvt. (first class) Frank L. La Favor, 302 Ohio Corpl. John G. Gordon, bex 449, Spring Valley, Gleason, Tenn.* Street, St. Joseph, Mo.* N. Y.* Pvt. John W. Black, 6841 Lafin Street, Chi- First Lieut. William Lawrence Peters, 684 Pvt. Willie R. Horton, 211 Camlen Street, rcage, Ill.* Benton Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal.* Raleigh, N C.* PVt. John Bobbio, 937 Dale Street, Los JAMESTOWN, N. DAK. Pvt. James M. Haney, 17 Proteetiex Avenue, An- Plattsburg, N. Y.* geles, Cal.* Pvt. Gordon N. Vorous, Hettinger, N. Dak.* Pet. 0 le Bryant, general delivery, Abba. Ga.* Pvt. Ernest Lamb, Tuscola, Ill.* Pvt. Claude Butt, Young Cane, via Blaires- KANSAS CITY, NO. Seret. William F. Roberts, 213 Marerkh Ville. Ga.* Pet. Colsambus John Menzel, 184 North Mata Street, East Boston, Mass.* Pvt. Charles E. Carlson, No. 416 East Sey- Street, Hartford, Wis.* Second Lieut. Leopold John Herbert Rogers, Newport News Va* enth Street, Leadville, Colo.* LA CRULLA, TEX. Pvt. Alfred Carter, 52 Briggs Street, New Pvt. Robert Lee iyler, Dodge City, Tex.* Bedford, Mass.* Pvt. Guiseppe Tettegleo, 736 Rilpell Street, De- troit, Mich." NEW YOR CITY, N. Y. Pvt. Hugh A. Clays, R. F. D. No. 6, Fulton, Pvt. Harry Baker, Orford, N. FL* Ky. * LAPAYETTE, IND. Pvt. Pvt. Werner F. Emell, Palisade, N. J.* Charles J. Clear, Tale, Tex.* Pvt. Charles 0. Williams, B. F. D. No. 3, Jef- First Lieut. Joseph Evans ,,t. Howard Richard Colbert. 316 Elm Street Killeagh, Benham, NW., ferson, Iowa.* I Tex. Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Ernest H. Langheff, 1103 University Pvt. John' Crowler, Little Eagle, S. Dak.* LAREDO, TEX. Ave- Pvt. Edward nue, Urbana, Ill.* Dodson R. F. D. No. 3, Sparta, Corpl. Joseph Roman Drum, 602 East Mul- Pvt. Harry I. Pray, 27 Carter trimet, New- - White County, Tenn.* berry Street. Shamokin, Pa.* Mass.* Pvt. Estell Durbin, Sunfish, via Leitchfield, Pvt. Walter Tyler Richards, 306 Maple Street, buryport. Ky.* Pvt. Max Setnblum, 746 South Rampart'Street, Fort Atkinson, Wis.* New Orleans, Pvt. Ernest Elmer, Fairfax, Vt.* Pvt. John Patrick Schremph, Sylvan Beach, La.* Pvt. Fred Pvt. Rexey Lewis Shadix Purrell, Okla.* Gebson Scottsville, Ky. N. 'Y.* Second Lieut. Ilobert Stanley Sharp, 1403. Pvt. Francisco Esteban Gurule. Tlerra Ama- Pvt. John H. Scroggins, Bellevae. Nebr.* Lansdale Street, Baltimore, h&i.* rilla, N. Mex.4 Pvt. William McKinley Wileox, Vannoy, N. C.* Pvt. Otto J. Hahn, Deerpark, Wis.* OAKLAND, EY. Pvt. Ernest F. Hamann, Peotone, 111.* LAwns.NCa, KANS. Pet. Lefton Pvt. Simon B. Smith, R. R. No. 1, Bewltng E, Heft, R. F. D. No. 2, Ripley, Pvt Roy T. Herd. 829 Mississippi Street, Green, Ky.* Tenn.* Lawrence, Kans.* Pvt. Will Hodges, Temple FM, Ky.* OLDRNBERS, TEXL. Pvt. Frank Holt, East Ellijay, Ga.* LINCOLN, TNB. Pet. Henry Charles Onken, R. F. I. Ne. 5, La Pvt. Henry Houston, 10 Lyerly Street, Chat- Grange, Tex.* tanooga. Tenn.* Pvt. Emmett Lynch, Route No. 1, Tecumseh, OTISVILLE, N. T. Pvt. Ashley Kimball, R. F. D. No. 1, Linden, N'br.* Tenn.* Pvt. Ernest McDonald, Tokomah, Nebr.* Pvt. Lavy R. Young. Penhook, Va.* - Pvt. William C. Marks, R. F. D. No. 1, Bloom- Pvt. Roy A. Stanquist, Placerville, Colo.* PENNIMAN, VA. ington Springs, Tenn.* Pvt. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Pvt. Fred U. Dale, 47 Franklin Stree, Nor. James Marsh, R. F. D. No. 1, Conway, Ohio.* Mo.* Pvt. William Brady, Haynes, Ark.* walk, Pvt. Alvia Midlieff, Sheridan, W. Va.* PSORIA, ILL. Pvt. Richard Monckton, Mount Sterling. Ill.* LOUaSYiLLE, KY. Pvt. Phillip F. Bach, 2500 Graxd Avene, lt- Svt. Jim Ray, R. F. D. No. 3, Clifton Tenn.* Sergt. George Richard Eckels, 2719 Magazine waukee, Wis.* Vt. Elbert Richardson Dixon Snrings. Tenn.* Pvt. Albert A. Lan, Cascade, Wis.* Cook Ella L. Richardson. R. F. . No. 3, Street, Louisville, Ky * Guthrie, N. C.* Pvt. Fred Gerding, 215 State Street, Ottawa, PERTH AMBOT, X. J. Pvt. Theodore. Ill.* Rosenbarskt, 1140 Hickory Pvt. Walter P. Lance Corpl. George E. Scaules, 1 Zresk- Avenue, Chicago Ill.* Stein, Belleville, Ill.* field Street, Lawrence, Mass.* Pvt. Roy B. Sarvis, 324 Washington Street, MADISON, WIS. Newburgh, N. Y.* PETERSBURS, VA. Pvt. John David Sawyer, San Angelo, Tex.* Pvt. Herbert A. Schultz, 150 Iaidall Street, Recruit Edward Waddy, 530 Robert Street, Pvt. Everette Shelton, R. F. D. No. 4, Chuckey, Waukesha, Wis.* Baltimore, Md.* Tenn.* Sergt. Lawrence Shive, Charleston, Mlss.* VAR rA, TIrs. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Pt. George Stafford, Litton, Tenn.* Mechante Jasper C. Smith, WInterville, N. C.* Pvt. (first class) John H.Flauery, 4& Drew Pvt. Grover C. Townseud, East Montpeller, den Avenue, Trenton, N. J.* Vt.* MAnLaOnO, MAs. Pvt Cecil B. Kitching, R. F. D. N*. 4, Creston, Pvt. Birdie M. Turner. Manson, Tenn.* Sergt. Frank E. Doyle, 42 Main Iowa.* Pvt. Samuel Chester Vaughn, 612 Senth Gar- Street, Glea- PINS BLUFF, ARK. rison Street, St. Louis, Mo. sondale, Mass.* Pvt. Teotil P. Warakomski, 470 Benderson Pvt. Clarence W. Forney. BarberevIlle, Ky.* Street, Jersey City, N. J.* MEMPHIS, TENN. Pet. John A. Rucker, Hartford, Ky.* Pvt. Walter E. Webb, Olympia, S. C.* Pvt. Glenn McCoraegen, Westford, Pa.* PITTSBURGH, PA. Pvt. Reuben L. Wilson, Seynour, Tex.* Pvt. John M. O'Hearn, 30T Church Street, Pvt. Almond Pvt. Perry Youmans, R. F. D. No. 1, Stillmore, Bowling Green. Ky.* M. Bates.-826 West Ptkes Peak Ga. Avenue. Colorado Springs, Cole.* Seret. David R. Ralkes. R. F. D. No. B, box Pvt. William R. Cliffe, 320 Coad Street, Port HOEMAN ISLAND, . I. 816, Bentonville, Ark.* Carbon, Pa.* Pvt. Armand Doleurere, Northirwin, Irwin, MIDDLETON, PA. Pvt. George Andrew Irion Mexice Me.* Pa.* Pvt. Arthur William .Bergman McEvey, 84 Chauffeur Albert R. McNamee, Brush, Colo.* Ellis Street, Brockton, Mass.* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Pvt. lermin A. Mandell, 585 Leland Street, Pvt Harry Braun, 1201 Nineteenth Street, MISSOULA, MONT. Detroit. Mich.* Milwaukee, Wis.* Pvt. George F. Bonawitz. Silver Star, Mont.* Pvt. George Neuls, 520 Hickery Street, Svt.Ilerdis Brown, Viola, Wis.* Pvt. Sidney Wilson Dunbar. Potomac, Mont.' Scranton. Pa.* Pvt. Howard Cooper, Cynthiana, Ky.* Pvt. Norgert Gerondale, Wallace, Mich.* Pvt. John D. Ory. Gramercy, Ia.* Pvt. Hyatt Crawford, Mt. Vernon. Ky.* Pvt. Calvin S. Marsh, 8006 Fifth Avenue, Pvt. Michael J. Quinn, 5119 Berlin Way, Pittw Pvt. Joseph Phelix Lafontaine, Egg Harbor, North Great Falls, Mont. burgh, Pa.* Wis.* Pvt. Chester F. Pogson, Silver Star, Mont.* Pvt. Paul W. Reed, 423 First Avenae, Altoona, Pvt. Nils A. Lawrence, box 17, Elroy, Wis.* Pa. * ?vt. John McCormack, Blakeley. Minn.* MOBILA, ALA. Pvt. Alwyn Stavely, Lynch. Md.* Pvt. Christ Maly, R. F. D. No. 2. Dane, WiS.* Pvt-Joseph Madere, Laplace, La.* Second Lieut. Donald Gilman Trew, Seth Pvt. Samuel N. Maxwell, 223 Douglass Avene, Main Street, Sherburne. N. Y.* Eveleth, Minn.* MONTOOMERY, ALA. Pvt. Edgar D. Yingling. Roaring Spring, Pa.* Pvt. Elza A. Monin. Nein, Ky.* Pvt. James A. Evans, 1310 Nineteenth Street, Pvt. Russell RBberte R. 1. No. 3, SM. Pal, Galveston. Tex.* PLATTSBURG, N. Y. Pvt. Louis Seanadune. Bodle, Cal,* Capt. James Frederick Munse., Sye@e, N. 1, THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. 29 HOUSEWIVES URGED TO DEMAND LIST OF SOLDIERS WHO, DIED DURING THE WEEK "VICTORY FLOUR" OF GROCERS PORTLAND, ME. SOUTH BOSTON, 3MASS. The Food Administration issues the fol- Sert. Steve Lodge, P. F. D. No. 25, Copely, Pvt. James A. Boyle, 655 Western Avenue, lowing: Ohio* Lynn, Mass.* PRESIDIO, TEX. STAMFORD, CONN. Ask you grocer for " Victory mixed Pvt, Carl Crawford, South Main Street, R. F. flour." Some grocers carry it and some D. No. 47, Greenville, Pa.* Pvt. Charles R. Michael, 3335 Scott Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.* do iot, but ask for it, anyhow-the de- RICHMnOND, VA. Pvt. Edgar R. Rogier, Potoka, Il.* mand may bring the supply. Pvt. Hugh R. Blair, Hartersridge, Ill.* ST. GRORGOE,N. Y. The 80-20 ready-mixed flour saves the RITZVILLE, WASH. Pvt. Ernest M. Woodward, 2809 East Grace trouble of measuring from two flour bins Pvt. Leslie W. Bennington, Ritaville, Wash.* Street, Richmond, Va.* every time you bake. It saves thinking, ROSLINDALE, MASS. ST. PAUL, MINN. too, for a mixture of wheat flour and sub- PVt James Vernon Schofield, 181 Sycamore Pvt. Helmer 0. Halverson, Mahnomen, Minn.* Street, Boston, Mass. Pvt. Clinton T. Rice, 612 Washington Ave- stitute flour in the 4 to 1 ratio makes a SALEM, N. J. nue, Columbia, Mo.* sweet loaf or light biscuit. Pvt. Karl H. Stantz, route 4, Chapman, Kans.* Pvt Russell Snyder, R. F. D. No. 2, Swope, Pvt. Lee E. Thorn, route No. 1, Altoona, Millers are trying to keep up with the Va.* Kans.* demand for " Victor mixed flour," and SAM FORDYCE, TEX. Pvt. William L. Turner, route No. 1, Colum- women can help themselves and help the Pvt. Nicholas D. Ulrich, Nisbet, Pa.* bia, Mo.* trade by keeping up the demand. These SAN DIEgo, CAL. I Pvt. Arnold E. Wehrley, 24 Hersehey Street, Dayton, Ohio.* flours afe plainly labeled with the in- Pvt. Oscar Alvin Quarstad, Lanesboro, Minn.* ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL, N. Y. gredients In the order of their propor- SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Pvt. Henry Lowe, Montgomery Road, West- tion. In many localities store); are carry- Pvt. Walter J. Baker, 20 Astor Street, As- field, Mass.* toria, Oreg.* ing one or more of the following flours: Pvt. Lawrence Cheever, Elkton, Oreg.* suMuMERPIELD, ILL. Mixed wheat and barley flour: 4 pounds Pvt. Guy Larson, 305 Thirty-first Street, As- Pvt. John A. IIlrstein, R. F. D., Trenton. Ill.* of wheat flour to 1 pound of barley toria, Oreg.* SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA. flour. Pvt. Julius P. Peterson, Helmville, Mont.* John R. Mahin, route No. 2, Wilmore, Mixed wheat and corn flour: 4 pounds Pvt. Emil H. Spering, 834 Nineteenth Avenue, Cook of wheat flour to 1 pound of corn San Francisco, Cal. Ny.* THAXTON, VA. flour. SAULT STE. MARIE, MICIS. Mixed wheat and oat flour : 4 pounds of Pvt. Samuel David Hodges, R. F. D. No. 0, wheqt flour to 1 pound of oat Four. Pvt. Edward J. Langer, 3,3 Tenth Avenue Bedford, Va.* north, Grand Rapids, Mich.* Mixed wheat, barley and corn flour: 8 Pvt. Tony Muhr, route No. 3, Genoa, Ill.* TOLEDO, OREG. pounds of wheat flour to 1 pound bar- Pvt. Ros' Matteny, Stacy, Va,* ley and 1 pound corn flour. Pvt. Joseph C. Wurster, 911 East Washington Mixed wheat and rye flour: A pounds Street, East Peoria, Ill.* URANA, ILL. of wheat flour and not less than 2 SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Pvt. Raymond F. Potter, P. F. D. No. 2, pounds of rye flour. Pvt. George Mulligan, 208 Forty-sixth Street, Clare, Mich.* Whole wheat, entire wheat or graham Savannah, Ga.* four or meal: To contain at least 95 Pvt. Marshall P. Webb, 19 Culner Street, IVACO, TEX. per cent of the wheat berry. Somerville, N. J.* Pvt. (first class) Sanders B. Brant, 1210 Street, Waco, Tex.* "Victory flours " conforming to these SECAUNUR, N. J. South Second Pvt. William M. Bell, 168 North Franklin WASHINGTON, D. C. regulations may be sold without substi- Street, Delaware, Ohio.* Corpl. Byron Emery, 535 Bellevue Avenue, tutes, but at no greater price than stand- Pvt. Strawther S. Harrell, star route, Batch- Daly City, CaL* ard wheat flour. town, Ill.* Pvt. Joseph Stevens, 919 Jessup Street, Phila- Pvt. Charles E. Harrison, R. F. D. No. 2, box delphia, Pa.* 74, Cbenoa, III.* WAYNESVILLE, N. C. Pvt. Jess A. Karr, High Point, Mo. Pvt. Roy D. McClure, R. F. D. No. 1, box 02, Wagoner William Boxley, 1427 S Street NW., THE WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST Harrall, Tex.* Washington, D. C.* Pvt. Jay D. Winters, 704 Second Stc, Wi- Pvt. Richard M. Evans, 309 Cherry Street, The Weather Bureau Issues the follow- liamsport, Pa.* Detroit, Mich.* ing forecast for the period November 11 Pvt. Herbert C. Woodell, Cove, Ark. WEST HAVEN, CONN. to 16, inclusive: SKEET ROCK, VA. Pvt. Lindsey Adkins, Branchland, W. Va.* North and Middle Atlantic Pvt. Nelson Mullins, Skeet Rock, Va.* Pvt. James Goodrich, Magnet, Va.* - States.-Prob- Pvt. Henry O'Hara, 2 Williams Place, Bridge- ably rain Monday and again Friday or Satur- SLOCUM, N. Y. port Conn.* day. Colder first of week, warmer Thursday Pvt. Louis H. Vorwerk, 1967 Webster Avenue, Pvt Omer T. Osner, Kingman, Kans.* or Friday New York, N: Y.* South Atlantic and East Gulf States. Fair WINCHESTER, VA. weather; colder Monday, slowly risling tem- SOUTH DEND, WASH. Pvt Harry McKenzie, 43 Hooper Street, Pitts- perature thereafter. Pvt Alfred Penny, Linden, Mich.* burgh, Pa.* West Gulf States.-Gnerally fair, with ris- ing temperature Monday, unimportant changes thereafter, Ohio Valley and Tennessee.-Generally fair weather. Normal temperature first half of Commander Cas key, U. S. Authority for Permits week, rising temperature last half. Region of the Great Lakes.-Snow in north, Navy, Dies Overseas On Smithing Coal Price rain in south portlon about Monday and again Thursday or Friday. Rising temperature first of week; colder Friday. The Navy Department is informed that U. S. FUnTr ADMINISTRATION, Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Yal- Commander Gardner L. Caskey, U. S. N., Washington, D. C., October 29, 1918. leys.-Rain or snow in north portion about Thursday, fair in south. Frequent alterna- on duty in foreign waters, died at a naval Cyrus Garnsey, Jr., Is hereby author- tions of temperature. On the whole a cold hospital on November 3 of pneumonia. Ized, until further or other orders in the week. Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau Commander Caskey, who ranked high premises, to sign and issue all permits for region.-Probably rain Wednesday in north among the ordnance experts of the Navy, making an additional charge for smithing portion. Rising temperature first of week. was born in Caro, Mich., November 8, coal under the provisions of the regula- Southern Rocky Mountain and plateau region.-Fair weather throughout the week, 1886. He was appointed a midshipman in tion of the United States Fuel Adminis- with temperature below the normal the first 1903, and completed his course in Sep- trator dated April 25, 1918; all permits half of the week and about normal last half. 1906, and was made an ensign in for making an additional charge for spe- Pacific States.-Probably rain Tuesday and tember, again at the end of the week, except fair in September, 1908. In April, 1911, Com- cially prepared coal under the provisions southern California. Seasonal temperatures. mander Caskey was appointed as aide of the regulation of said administrator on staff of Commander Second Division, dated May 27, 1917; and all permits for Atlantic Fleet. Admiral Badger. In Sep- making an additional charge for cannel tember, 1913, he was detailed to Bureau coal under the provisions of the regula- of Ordnance, in which capacity he served tion of said administrator dated July 15, The new office qf the Official until January, 1918, when he was appoint- 1918. This authority cancels and super- U. S. Bulletin is on the fourth ed as gunnery officer for duty on a vessel sedes, from and after the date hereof, floor of the Continental Trust in foreign waters. any authority heretofore given by said Commander Caskey was a resident of administrator to sign or issue any such Building, Fourteenth and H South Carolina; wife, Mrs. G. L. Caskey, permits. H. A. GAwaer, Streets NW. Orangeburg, S. C. United States Fuel Administrator. 30 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918. Debt Situation in United States and Foreign Countries As Related to Bank Credits, Commodity Prices, and Saving Analyzed and Reviewed in the Federal Reserve Bulletin

The Federal Reserve Bulletin for the "In the last issue of the Federal Re- The relation between the reserve situa- month of November contains detailed serve Bulletin evidence was submitted to tion and inflation is discussed in the fol- studies of the present debt situation in show that the belief in a great inflation lowing passage: the United States and foreign countries, of the currency has relatively little to " The reason why the public, and espe- with special reference to the banking support it. It is, in fact, not the issue cially the banking community, looks with situation as affected by loans on war of notes, but the creation of deposit cred- so much interest to the reserves of the paper anti the -use of the purchasing its on the books of the banks, for the pur- banks is understood when the nature of power thereby created. This subject is pose of enabling borrowers to buy and credit inflation is carefully considered. fully discussed in the board's review of carry Government bonds and rendered Ordinary extension of credit made for the month, which analyzes the effect on necessary because of the failure of the the purpose of facilitating the exchange prices of the failure o our population to public to save sufficiently, that creates the and circulation of goods require little or save, as evidenced by the increase in buying power which advances prices. The no addition to the reserve funds of the loans collateraled by Government se- following figures show in an approximate banks, because the credits thus granted curities. As in former issues, the board way tle*progressive increase in the de- in the main offset and cancel one another, urges a resort to more intensive saving in posits and investments of the banks, both leaving an unimportant -margin to be re- order to absorb the new bonds more rap- member and Federal Reserve, as well as deemed in cash. When the credit struc- idly, and in larger measure in order that the declining ratio of reserve to outstand- ture of the community is enlarged by the credit granted by the banks may not ing liabilities of the latter, which is a the extension of bank loans not accompa- remain too long outstanding and thereby consequence of borrowing instead of more nied by a corresponding increase in pro- tend to increase prices. intensive saving: duction and the proceeds are employed in the way just described for the purchase Investments. Deposit liabilities. Reserve of commodities or for buying them away .. . __ __ percent- from the consumers who would other- wise purchase them, the claims to the Date. **'ederal Reporting Federal Reporting Faee Ia reserve member reserve member reserve bank credit thus brought into existence banks. banks. banks. banks. - banks. keep on passing from hand to hand. The Government transfers them to contractors June 22,1917------.. $552,649 ------$1,241,210 ------71.6 who furnish it with goods and to persons Nov. 9,1917...... 788,538 1 $11,562,007 1,407,547 1$9,636,993 69.4 who supply it with services. Both these Apr. 18,1918...... 1,286,162 12,405,743 1,556,303 11, 278, T04 61.3 classes pass on the credit claims to others Oct. 14,1918...... 2,154,832 ...... 1,580, 802 ...... 51.1 in exchange for goods which they desire and they remain outstanding, represent- I Figures of Dec. 7 for 653 reporting banks. Deposits, exclusive of Government deposits. ing in effect an addition to the purchasing Choice Before the Nation. and more successful efforts must be made media of the community. There is no means of permanently canceling or digest- may be expected if the banks are not to be obliged to take "Precisely what effects and hold an undue proportion of the obli- ing such outstanding credits except one- from this process of credit expansion gations issued by the Government." their use by those into whose hands they should be definitely understood in order the question of prices come for the purchase of the securities that the Nation as a whole may choose With reference to against which the credits were extended, between the policy of steadily adding to and credit expansion,. the following state- notably Government bonds in our present its outstanding bank obligations and that ment is made: situation. Ordinary commergial credits of curtailing them by regularly reducing " The relation between prices and credit furnish their own means of cancellation its indebtfdeess through saving and the expansion has been frequently referred through the ,maturing of the paper upon cancellation of its borrowing at the to by the board but may be restated some- which they were based and the completion banks. The board, in former issues of what as follows:Bank credit when granted of the productive process to finance the Bulletin, has defined inflation as the by commercial institutions upon the which they were extended. Credits based increase of current purchasing power- strength of, or for the purpose of, liqui- upon noncommercial operations or in- ' whether in the form of actual currency dating commercial transactions of early vestment securities possess no such quick or in the form of credit-faster than the maturities, serves as a means of facilitat- self-reducing quality. As they increase, volume of available goods,' and this is ing the flow of commodities from pro- therefore, they tend to make a more or manifetstly the process which is now going ducer to consumer and the return of pur- less lasting addition to the outstanding on as a result of methods of subscribing chasing power from the consumer to the volume of bank liabilities and thereby in- and paying for Government bonds, which producer through the various channels of crease the superstructure of bank credits are not based upon real savings. circulation. This process enables goods which rests ppon the underlying reserve to act as a means of purchase and pay- money of the country. Relying on the Banks. ment for other goods, and when the ma- "Probably the feature of the present turity of the average loan granted (or Decrease in Gold Percentage. financial situation of the country which 'credit' allowed) is no longer than that "During the last year there has been a most requires correction is this increase of the productive processes in which the decrease in the percentage of gold to cover in disposition on the part of the public to community is engaged, the effect of it the aggregate banking liabilities of the rely too largely upon the banks as sources is only that of facilitating and promoting country, mainly the result of the process from which to obtain the necessary funds production and distribution. When the above outlined. This decline has not been for use in financing the requirements of loans granted or credit extended by the occasioned by any falling off in the ag- the Government. * * * In order to banks are in excess of the normal value gregate gold holdings of the American provide for the taking up of additional of the goods offered for exchange, there banking system, which indeed have shown loans when offered, it will be inevitably is brought into existence an additional some increase. It is due altogether to the necessary that the public address itself or surplus volume of purchasing power rapid increase in the outstanding volume with greater earnestness to the problem which has the same effect upon the prices of bank liabilities. It is this feature of of saving and applying its income to pub- of commodities as does a corresponding the s 'wtionwhich gives to the decline lic requirements. Advices from many addition to the money supply, inasmuch of the gold percentage its significance. quarters show that while progress is as it may be offered for commodities and That is tosay, the- decline of this per- being made in this matter, the mounting may thus create a demand for them. centage is an important index of our necessities of the Government are equally Credit expansion becomies inflation when changing position, not because of any in- conclusive evidence to the effect that the increase of prices it produces brings adequacy of gold, but because of undue what has already been done must be con- no commensurate or offsetting Increase of or disproportionate expansion of the tinued and added to, and that further production." credit structure which the gold reserve of T1t OFFICIAL . S. BULLtTIN: SATUDAY, NVEiiE1R 9, 1918. 31 Debt Situation in the United States and Foreign Countries the Nation is required to support and yield in certain lines as compared with tered the fourth Liberty loan with a very protect in consequence of inadequate sav- the expectations of the past summer. large stock of certificates of indebtedness ing by the people. Preparations for the next crop year are and their efforts have been largely di- " Decline of the reserve percentages of generally well under way and hold out rected toward inducing the public to ar- the central banking institutions has been good promise of success. The condition range for eventually absorbing the bonds a general phenomenon in all of the bel- of the soil in most of the growing re- which are to be used to fund these cer- ligereat countries since the opening of gions is satisfactory and even in the tificates. Due to the very large measure the war and has everywhere been ad- drought area of Texas there has been a of help which the banks are extending to mitted to be undesirable. As shown in marked improvement. the Government, there has been an effort the studies of public debt and currency, Staples for Civilian Use. on the part of institutions in many parts published clsewhere in this issue of the of the country to restrict the extension Bulletin, it reflects the disposition of While war work is almost uniformly ac- of credit to industries which are unques- these countries to rely upon borrowing, tive and productive, there are many tionably essential. and wNhen necessary upon direct borrow- classes of staples needed for civilian use, ing from the banking intitution4, the in which the output for general sale is Increase in Bank Assets. public being either too little able or too being materially limited. This is true The greater demahmds of the Treasury litile willing to furnish out of its current both of cotton and wool textiles, of shoes and the restriction of commercial de- consumption either in the form of taxes and other articles of current use. In mands has resulted in a veity great in- or of direct loans to the Government the these lines the withdrawal of great quan- crease in the proportions of bank assets sums necessary to avoid credit inflation tities of materials and the concentration which are held in the form of paper pro- and to hold reeres at a normal per- of productive power very largely for Gov- tected by Government obligations. Col- centage level. ernment contracts, has limited the amount lections, however, are reported good in of machine industry available for the Gold Strength of United States. almost all parts of the country, notwith- service of civilians and makes it ques- standing an apparent tendency in some "The great gold strength of the United tionable how far it would be practicable regions to offer paper instead of cash, States largely due to the heavy accessions to meet demand upon the present level-a while market rates of interest continue to our national stock of gold in the two condition, it may be noted, favorable to an firm and high. At Federal reserve banks years preceding our entry into the war increase of national savings because of rates have been substantially unchanged has, it is true, placed this country in an diminished opportunities for spending. throughout the month, except for minor exceptional and peculiar position; and to Nevertheless, retail trade is reported as rearrangements and adjustments. There this extent the character of the credit in- in excellent condition and demand at has been continuous progress in the cut- flation experienced in the United States many of the large centers was never bet- ting down of' the volume of investments differs from that existing in other coun- ter. It has been possible to satisfy this and securities issued. Among others, the tries and has been less easy to realize. demand only because of the fact that con- building industry of the Nation shows But it would be a mistake for us to siderable stocks of consumable commodi- a Dractically stationary condition, only proceed on the assumption that inflation ties had been, laid in a good while ago absolutely necessary enterprises being in the United States is, therefore, differ- owing to the increasing uncertainty with undertaken in most cases. Many appli- ent in its essential character from what reference to conditions of supply. Among cations for permission to erect buildings it is elewhere. Here, as elsewhere, the the special factors of the month which are now awaiting action before the vari- decline in percentage of reserve holdings have entered into the business situation ous Government boards in Washington, to outstanding liabilities reflects the rela- and have, in some respects, tended to but the attitude of these bodies has- in tive increase of the latter as compared render the results of the past four weeks conformity with national war policies 'with thd means of their direct conversion less " satisfactory " from the dealer's checked progress in new construction. on demand, and the problem presented is point of view than they otherwise would the problem of controlling the growth of have been, are conspicuously mentioned, Prices High and Tendency Upward. banking credits." the fourth Liberty loan and the general Prices generally throughout the United epidemic Compared with Other Nations. of influenza. States are high and are showing a tend- The epidemic has tended to limit pro- ency Besides the studies of public debt at toward a further upward ' move- duction of all kinds, notably coal, steel, ment. In some lines this upward tend- home and abroad already referred to the and iron, as 'well as operations in the November Bulletin contains a collection ency is restrained by general or partial shipyards. Attention to the process of price fixing, but in others there is no of data designed to show progress in the floating the Liberty loan has in some re- rationing of credit and productive power egal check and producers look for a fur- spects withdrawn the attention of busi- ther drift to higher levels. The impres- in this and other countries. Another of ness men of all classes from their own the board's series of monographs on for- sion that peace is not far distant is leading immediate pursuits, while efforts on the to a careful reconsideration of the ac- eign banking conditions is also presented, part of the population to buy and arrange this time with reference to the business counting and technical position of many for paying for Liberty bonds have prob- businesses. Many are carrying very of the First National -Bank of Boston. ably had a decided influence in reducing and fur- small stocks of goods, while others show Wholesale price index numbers demand at retail establishments. fairly ther material for the study of business large inventories. In the latter conditions are also contained in this is- Prospects for Saving and Economy. class of cases warning is given that with sue. Rulings ns to commercial paper The prospects of saving and economy the possible approach of peace, bringing, as It will, new economic and and foreign exchange and opinions of on the part of the public at large do not price con- counsel are also published. Reports of appear as encouraging as is to be wished. ditions, producers should seek to protect by Federal While there have been enforced econo- themselves, so far as possible, by the adop- business conditions furnished tion of ultraconservative rewcrve agents are unusually complete, mies due to the absence of certain classes attitude with of goods from the markets, and while it respect to inventories. That such con- and may be summarized as follows: servatism is, on the whole, general and General activity of business throughout is expected that the operations of the War Industries Board and its system of that there is but little tendency toward the United States is reported by prac- reckless inflation, is the testimony of tically all Federal reserve agents.- Owing rationing will compel a further extension of this involuntary economy, it would ap- pi actically all the Federal reserve agents. to Government restriction of manufactur- All things considered, this activity is more pear that many classes of the population the position of ing and production business for October appears to have been and more confined to a comparatively are still spending their current incomes as freely as ever (notwithstanding the " satisfactory." The new influences grow- small number of lines in which the in- ing out of the fourth Liberty loan and dustry of the country is being specialized. fact that prices are to-day at record fig- ure), because they have not yet embraced Government financing have not yet made The condition of agriculture is almost themselves fully evident. uniformly reported as promising. Re- the national duty to save as a personal turns from the old crops of staples, in- oblfgation. cluding grain of all kinds, cotton and to- Banking conditions are reported to be No trouble to buy, cheap, convenlent bacco, promises to be most satisfactory, about as satisfactory as could be expected a real investment-W A R - S A V I N G 3 notwithstanding a material reduction of under the circumstances. The banks en- STAMPS. 32 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918.

RED CROSS HOME SERVICE

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

Preparedness League of American the P. L. A. D., and I am sure if it is ganizdd, but in a few States the work has Dentists. known that we have a large list of vol- develope) slowly, and it is urged that in A preparedness league of American unteer dentists who have offered to take such States the directors and officers dentists has been organized with the ap- cases of the type outlined above a great grasp anew the great possibilities of the proval of the National Dental Associa- number of registrants now standing in league's work and take up with increased tion and is active both in providing free group C can be restored and immediately determination the duties they have as- services to those registrants who are transferred to class 1A. sumed." qualified for general military service, " It is therefore plainly the duty of and in placing others in condition to pass every member to write to the league of- Prorating of Allotments and the physical examination and qualify for ficer in charge of the work in his section Allowances. military service. The league is recog- notifying him that he will be gldd to take nized by the office of the Surgeon Gen- one, two, or more cases each month, The following Treasury decision (T. eral, and an officer of the Dental Corps without 'cpense to the registrant, the D. 37, W. R.) has recently been issued is assigned to duty in the headquarters league, or the Government. prescribing the procedure to be followed office of the league, 50 East Forty-second " Our activities should also embrace by the Bureau of War-Risk Insurance in Street, New York City. the care of dependent families of our sol- prorating allotments and - allowances. The following circular letter has been diers, sailors, and marines, who are un- This decision is a revision of a previous sent by Dr. W. D. Tracy, director general able to pay for dental services. one on the same subject (T. D. 11, W. R.) of the league, to each of the approxi- "It has also been stated that one of which was issued under date of January mately 18,000 members of that organiza- the greatest possibilities for servioe on 5, 1918: * tion, suggesting cooperation with home- tie part of the preparedness league and (1) Compulsory allotments.-If a man service sections of the Red Cross in pro- its members was a full and free coopera- Is enlisted into, or discharged from, viding free dental service to'wives and tion between the league and the home or dies in the military or naval service of families of soldiers and sailors whenever service section of the Red Cross. the United States within any month, the recommended by the home-service sec- " In many instances the wives and compulsory allotmertt to be made from tion. fapuilies of soldiers in the United States his pay shall be prorated in accordance "While, it is true that as the Dental Army who have been used to private with the Government's salary table. - Corps of the United States Army in- dental treatment, but who because of the " (2) Voluntary allotments.-If an en- creases in numbers and efficiency the reduction in their incomes can not now listed man was in the service on the first need for volunteer services on the part of afford to go to a private practitioner, day of the month in which he makes a the preparedness league in connection should be tiken care of by the volunteer voluntary allotment, the allotment shall with filling operations will correspond- dentists of the preparedness league. begin as of the first day of that month ingly be reduced, it is not intended that " The home service section of the Red unless he specifies that it shall begin on the activities of the league shall be cur- Cross, through their authorized agents, the first day of the succeeding month. tailed in this respect at. present, as the will investigate each case as presented, If he was not in the service on the accession of men from the new draft and in those cases recommended for den- first day of the month in which ie will be greater both as to numbers and tal treatment at the hands of the pre- makes the allotment, the allotment shall rapidity of induction than heretofore. It parednes, league the patient will receive begin on the first day of the next suc- Is, on the contrary, absolutely necessary a card bearing the indorsement of the ceeding month unless he specifies (a) that greater impetus and effort be given Red Cross, stating that the patient is a that it shall begin on the first day of a to our work. member of a soldier's family and worthy designated month subsequent thereto, or " It Is also desirable that the scope of of free dental treatment. (b) that it shall begin on the date of our work should lie broadened to include " In this imanner much suffering can be enlistmeht. If an enlisted man who has the restoration of those registrants who alleviated and much dental trouble pre- a voluntary allotment running is dis- are physically fit for general military vented among the families of the men charged from or dies in the military or service and are held in group C solely who have gone forward to defend our naval service, the allotment shall be dis- because of their dental deficiency. 'country. continued as of the date of discharge or "A large percentage of these cases can " The medical profession is' already co- death. be restored by the insertion of small fixed operating most generously yith the home " (3) Family allowance.-In every bridges, thus bringing -them up to the service section of the Red Cross, and it case when the allotment, compulsory or minimum dental requirements of six mas- is hoped that every member of the P. L. voluntary, is prorated, the family allow- ticating teeth in occlusion and six in- A. D. will share in this wgrk. ance shall be prorated in like manner, but cisive teeth in occlusion. No extensive "This t- pe of work has already been nothing shall interfere with the payment restorations by bridge work are contem- begun by a number of preparedness of the family allowance for one month plated. In other words, only those cases league units in various States, and the after the enlisted man is discharged from are recommended for treatment which pleasure and satisfaction which the mem- the service, as provided in section 204." can be brought up to minimum require- bers are finding in taking care of these mnents by the insertion of a small and in- cases warrant us in believtng that it can Government Insurance in Case of expensive bridge. be extended to every State in the Union. Suicide. "At present there is no Government "Plans are, now being formulated to The regulation compelling registrants in the take care of this new department following decision has recently in our been adopted by class mentioned to have this work done activities, and it is the intention of the the Treasury Depart- at their own expense and no provision officers of the league to have the work so ment, relative to payments of death exists making it possible for them arranged claims under Article IV of the war-risk to as to bring no special hardship insurance have this work done at the cantonments. on any one member. act where death is by suicide: "Most of the men mentioned above are " While the " Payment of claims arising under in- allied forces are meeting surance validly granted in accordance anxious to be made dentally fit in order with gratifying success at the front and with the provisions of Article IV of that they may be inducted into general ultimate victory is assured, this is no the military service and thus be of use time for war-risk insurance act and in force at to relaxation in any of our war ac- the time their country in the fighting line. I have tivities or patriotic of the death of the insured, will efforts, and it is only not be refused or contested on the ground found that with few exceptions the local by putting every ounce of human energy boards throughout the country are that the death was by suicide, sane or very into action that the result desired by all insane. appreciative of the dental services which truly civilized peoples can be attained. have been rendered to the registrants "As a national patriotic body of pro- 'You may not be able to fight, under their control but yoU by the members of fessional men we are strong and well or- can save and buy war-savings stamps.