PUBLIJHED DAZLY under order of TZrE PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATEJ by COMMITTEE on PUBLIC INFORMATION
GEORGE CREEL. Chairman * * * COMPLETE Record of U. X. GOVERNMENT Activities
VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919.
RESTRICTIONS UPON PRIVATE "NEAR BEER " RESTRICTIONS
AIRPLANE EXHIBITIONS INU.S. LIFTED BY PROCLAMATION REVISES LICENSE REGULATIONS
WITHDRAWN BY PROCLAMATION The Food Administration has been ad-
ISSUED ON DECEMBER 16, 1918
Permits for Flying Now Granted to
Qualified Civilians by the joint
Army and Navy Board on Aero-
nautic Cognizance.
President Wilson has issued, under
date of December 16,1918, a preclamation
revbking the proclamation of January 1,
1918, which imposed restrictions upon
private airplane exhibitions in the United
States.
The proclamation follows:
"BY THE PRESIDENT Or THE UNITED STATES
or AMERICA.
"A PROCLAMATION.
"Whereas on the 1st day of January,
1918, a proclamation was issued forbid-
ding the exposition of aircraft in the
United States or its possessions; and
"Whereas, the reasons requiring such
prohibition have ceased:
" Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson,
President of the United States, do here-
by repeal and annul the said proclama-
tion, and do remove the prohibition there-
in imposed upon private aeroplane ex-
hibitions.
" In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
' Done this 16th day of December, in
the year of our Lord 1918, and of the
independence of the United States of
America the 142d.
" Woonow WILsoN.
"By the President:
"ROBERT LANSING,
" Secretary of State."
Flying Permits Now Granted.
The joint Army and Navy board on
aeronautic cognizance announces that
permits for flying are now granted to
qualified civilians who apply according
to the requirements of the President's
proclamation of February 28, 1918. All
applications should be addressed to the
joint Army and Navy board on aeronau-
tic cognizance, Sixth and B Streets NW.,
Washington, 5. C.
In making an application for a 1lying
license the civilian is required to for-
ward a copy of his or her certificate or
license showing that the Individual Is
qualified as a pilot
The application must lbe supplemented
with full Information as to the nature of
the aerial project contemplated; the
fmancial backing; the means to be taken
to insure the reliability of motors and the
(Continued on page 2,)
4.: ,
NEW WAR TRADE BOARD RULING
ON CERTAIN, GOODS INTRANSIT
vised that the President signed, In Paris
on January 23, a proclamation removing
the restrictions upon the manufacture of
" near beer." This proclamation, how-
ever, can not become effective until the
seal of the United States is attached
thereto by the Department of State And
no one can safely act on this information
until the proclamati6n has become ef-
fective.
REPORT ON THE FLAG INCIDENT
INADRIATIC ISMADE PUBLIC
Secretary Daniels makes public the fol-
lowing report from Admiral Benson re-
ceived in reply to the Secretary's cabled'
request to Rear Admiral Niblack, com-
mander of the American forces in the
Adriatic, for a report on any incident
that might ha-ve given rise to the story of
thd "seizure" at Jelsa on January 16,
1919. of the Dinara by Italian forces:
" The Italian Government has been au-
thorized by the Adriatic naval committee
to requisition all Austria-Hungarian mer-
chant vessels, to be controlled by the al-
lied maritime council. The refusal of
some of the crew on particular ships to go
to sea under the Italian flag is attributed
to ill feeling toward the Italian people.
" The naval committee has adopted an-
other plan to guarantee that the ships go
Into service, numbering six in all, three
of which were requisitioned by the United
States to fly the United States flag at the
main and the interallied flags aft. Simi-
lar treatment accorded other three ships
to be requisitioned by the British. Naval
representatives have given written per-
mits to each ship to proceed to sea.
" The Italian authorities had not been
advised on the decision of the naval com-
mittee in connection with the steamship
Dinara.
" The United States and allied flags
were hauled down by the Italian senior
officer and the Italian colors hoisted, the
ship not being seized. After the matter
was referred to the Italian senior officer,
he stated that the act was done through
Ignorance, and, after expressing regret,
the United States and allied flags were
again hoisted."
Additional Military Units
Assigned to Early Convoy
The War Department authorizes publi-
cation of the following information:
The following organizations have been
assigned to early convoy:
Fifth Englneers.
Quartermaster Casual Company No. 4.
Cement Mill Casual No. 8.
Four-hundredand ighty-fifthAero quadrop,
No. 523
METHOD FOR FILING DOCUMENTS
Instructions Given as to Shipments
of Specifed Origin and Destina-
tion Passing Through the United
States-Customs Rules.
The War Trade Board announces in a
new ruling (W. T. B. R. 544) the revi-
sion of the regulations under which ship-
ments of certain origin and destination,
the importation of which has been other-
wise licensed, may be exported without
an individual export license when the
same are conveyed in transit through the
territory or via any port of the United
States. This regulation, effective Janu-
ary 28, 1919, rescinds W. T. B. R. 465, ap
issued January 2, 1919.
Issued Through Customs Service.
(1) Special export license No. RAC-42
has been issued through the Customs
Service and authorizes the exportation of
shipments of all commodities originating
in any foreign country and destined to
any foreign country when the same are
conveyed in transit through the territory
or via any port of the United States, ex-
cept that shipments from or to Mexico,
Central America, South America, and the
West Indies are limited to the following:
(A) Ship-ients in either direction be-
tween any colonies of England or France
in South America, Central America, or
the West Indies and any other country in
the world; (B) shipments in either direc-
tion between any point in Central Amer-
ica, South America, Mexico, or the West
Indies, and the United Kingdom. France,
Italy, or Japan (including their colonies,
possessions, and protectorates) ; and (C)
shipments from one point in Mexico *^
another point in Mlexco passing throt
the United States en route.
Transit Shipments in United States.
2. In transit shipments arriving at the
United States by rail or vessel for re-
export under RAC 42 may be consigned
to the ultimate consignee at point of
destination or to an agent In the United
States for reshipment, and if consigned
to an agent, the railroad waybill or ves-
sel's manifest must bear the name and
address of the ultimate consignee at point
of destination, and such notations shall be
transcribed therefrom to the carrier's
customs manifest or copy of vessel's
manifest presented to the collector of cuo-
toms.
3. Upon arrival of such In transit ship-
ments at port of entry, the railroad agent
or the vessel's agent shall present to the
collector of customs a copy of the car-
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rier's customs manifest, Form 7512, or a
copy of the ship's manifest or portion.
thereof, upon which shall be clearly
noted the shipments which are in transit.
This copy shall bear: A. The name and
address of the ultimate consignee, in ac-
cordance with paragraph 2 herein; B. The
notation " Special Export License RAC-
42 "; and C. The number of the import
license under which the shipment is to
be imported into the United States.
If the shipment is not covered by a
special (PBF) import license an individ-
unl import license is required.
Shipments by Rail.
4. If the shipment is by rail, the col-
lector of customs will, upon giving entry,
allow the shipment to proceed to port of
exit accompanied by the carrier's fbani-
fest.
5. The collector of customs at port of
exit will allow the goods to be exported
under RAC-42, and forward the extra
copy of Form 7512, or the extra copy of
the ship's manifest, to the War Trade
Board, Washington, D. C.
The attention of shippers is called to
the fact that goods given entry into the
United States as in transit shipments may
not be diverted for domestic consumption
or reconsigned to a consignee other than
the one named on the entry documents de-
scribed in paragraph 2, unless authority
for so doing has been obtained from the
War Trade Board.
The attention of shippers is further
called to the fact that RAC-42 is an ex-
port license and does not license the entry
of any in-transit shipment or authorize
any shipment in conflict with the trading-
with-the-enemy act.
General Import License.
For the information of shippers their
attention is drawn to W. T. B. R. 540,
isbued January 23, 1919, announcing the
issuance of general import license PBF
No. 31. This general import license cov-
ers all in transit shipments of unre-
stricted commodities where shipment
fron abroad has been made after Janu-
ary 21, 1919. The removal of the restric-
tions on commodities now restricted will
automatically bring such commodities un-
der the effect of this general license.
Reference is made in W. T. B. It Z40, in
connection with shipments made after
January 21, 1919, that PBF No. 31 will
supersede general import license PBF No.
12 and PBF No. 25 in so far as it may
conflict with such other general licenses.
Ocean Freight Rates Cut
To Ports in the Far East
The Shipping Board announces the foL-
lowing reduction in ocean rates from New
York for the last ha of February load-
ing:
For Calcutta and Colombo.-Reduced
from $45 per ton, weight or measurement,
to $1.10 per hundred pounds, or 60 cents
per cubit foot, ship's option.
For Madras and Rangoon.-From $30
pa ton, weight or measurement, to $1.20
per hundred pounds, or 65 cents per cubit
foot, ship's Option.
Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no,
red tape--Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP
to-day.
Fatalities at Flyfig
Fields in United States
The War Department issues the
following statement' of fatalities
which occurred at flying fields,
camps, etc., in the United States dur-
Ing the week ending January 18,
1919:
Carruthers Field, Benbrook, Tex- 8 chambers of commerce throughout the
Post Field, Fort Sill, Okla... - 1
Total -------------------- 4 structive criticisms which may tend to
SAYS WAR DEPARTMENT ISNOT
CLASSIFYING OPINIONS OF PEOPLE
Statement by the Secretary of War
January 27, 1919:
I am receiving telegrams and letters
with regard to a list of persons handed
to the Senate committee by Mr. Archibald
Stevenson, who is represented in news-
paper accounts as a member of the Mili-
tary Intelligence Division of the War De-
partment. Mr. Stevenson has never been
an officer or an employee of the Military
Intelligence Division of the War Depart-
ment.
) I am told that he and a number of
associates have, throughout the war,
sought to analyze books and newspaper
contributions with a view to determining
the opinions of their writers toward the
war. I personally have no sympathy with
the publication of lists of persons classi-
fled with reference to their supposed
opinions and grouped under general desig-
nations such as " pacifists," which may
mean any one of a dozen things, some of
them quite consistent with the finest loy-
alty to the co1tty, and some of them
inconsistent with such loyalty. As a
matter of fact, the War Department does
not undertake to censor the opinions of
the people of the United States. It has
no authority to classify such opinions.
In the particular list accredited to Mr.
Stevenson there are names of people of
great distinction, exalted purity of pur-
pose, and life-long devotion to the highest
Interests of Ameri-a and of mankind.
Miss Jane Addams, for instance, lends
dignity and greatness to any list in which
her name appears.
ALLOWS AIRPLANE EXHI{bITIONS.
(Contihued from page 1.)
upkeep of planes; types and condition of
planes; and the number of hours each has
been flown. The number of mechanics
to be employed should also be stated.
In short, a complete detailed report is
desired, and standard forms of applica-
tion are furnished upon request to the
secretary, Lieut. L. G. Haugen, Division
of Military Aeronautics.
THREE ANTIBOLSHEVIX ARMIES.
Positions of Forces in Russia According
to Advices from Helsingfers.
According to advices from Helsingfors,
there are three anti-Bolshevik armies op-
erating in Russia-the Siberian Army,
advancing from Perm on Viatka Niomma;
the Eastern International Army, which
NATION'S BUSINESS MEN ASKED
TO MAKE SUGGESTIONS TENDING
TO IMPROVE POSTAL SERVICE
The Post Office Department issues the
following:
The Post Office Department has sent
out a circular letter to more than 15,000
business men, firms, boards of trade, and
country inviting suggestions and con-
the improvement of the Postal Service.
" The. Post Office Department desires
to maintain the postal service at a high
standard of efficiency," says the letter,
" and make it meet the necessities and
requirements of the public. Notwith-
standing the extraordintry conditions
prevailing during the war the Depart-
ment has attempted to do that which no
other country at war has undertaken,
namely, to conduct the Postal Service
without curtailment or restriction of fa-
cilities or conveniences to the public and
at the same time perform the numerous
additional duties and war activities im-
.posed upon it.- I am not aware of any
way in which we can .get in as close
touch with postal needs as through the
business organizations and representa-
tive business men of the country.
" With this end in view I am request-
ing that you advise me promptly whether
your Postal Service is satisfactory and
meets the necessities of the business in-
terests; if not, what are the existing de-
fects wherein the service should be reme-
died and improved?
" I inclose an addressed penalty en-
velope which does not require postage,
and I will greatly appreciate an early
reply.
"Respectfully,
"J. C. Kodvs,
"First Asst. Postmaster Gencral."
PICTURES WANTED OF AIRMEN
KILLED INFLYING ACCIDENTS
The Director of Military Aeronautics
desires to have photographs of the offi-
cers named below, who were killed in
airplane accidents and for n hom fields of
the Air Sertice have been named. So
far it has been impossible to get in touch,
with any relatives or friends of these men.
all of whom died several years ago and
whose records in the War Department
are incomplete.
Accordingly, it is desired, if this comes
to the attention of anyone acquainted
with these men or with their families,
that the necessary information be fur-
nished this office, attention Personnel
Section, in order that an effort may be
made to procure photographs.
Lieut. Moss L. Love (Cavalry).
Lieut. Joseph D. Park (Cavalry).
Lieut. Lewis C. Rockwell (Infantry).
Lieut. Lewis W. Hazelhurst, jr. (Sig-
nal Corps).
Lieut. Eric L. Ellington (Cavalry).
Five of the Army flying fields have
been named after these officers.
took Koltas and is now proceeding along
the railway on Viatka; and the Western
International Army, pressing on Kjatkas.
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PLAN TO KEEP ALL NAVY MEN
INSURED WITH COVERNMENT
AFTSR RECEIVING DISCHARGE
INSTRUCTORS TO MAKE CAMPAIGN
Men Now Specially Being Trained
to Visit Demobilization Camps
and Encourage Continuance of
Risks After Leaving Service.
The Navy Department issues the fol-
lowing:
Plans by which the Navy Department
will cooperate with the Treasury Depart-
ment in the campaign to keep sailors in-
sured with the United States Govern-
ment after their return to civil life are
-announced by Secretary of the Navy
Daniels.
A spirited educational campaign has
been launched so that every officer and
man in the Navy will be fully apprised
of his rights and opportunities regard-
ing insurance before he leaves the serv-
ice.
Training Men as Instructors.
Four hundred young men under in-
struction at the Officers' Material School
for the Pay Corps at Princeton Univer-
sity are being given special instruction
under the direction of Dr. S. S. Huebner,
in charge of the Insurance department
in the Wharton School of Finance of the
University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Hueb-
ner is being assisted by members of his,
own staff and by certain officers of the
Navy who were well trained in insurance
work before entering the Navy. From
among these men, about 150 best quall-
fled to conduct this campaign will be
selected and will be given further short
intensive training. On the completion
of this training, these officers will be de-
tailed to all the demobilization camps,
training stations, and receiving ships, as
well as to certain ships of the fleet, in
order that every man may, previous to
his discharge, be fully instructed and
may have the benefit of expert advice
regarding Government insurance.
It is well known that the insurance
granted by the Government t gh the
Bureau of War-Risk Insurance, Treas-
ury Department, gave every man in the
service an opportunity to secure ipsur-
ance ip to $10,000 during the period of
the war and also the privilege of carry-
ing this insurance after returning to civil
life. Five years is allowed after peace
is declared to convert this insurance in
order that the men may have every possi-
ble opportunity to carry the insurance on
the lowest possible premium rate until
those going out of the service might be
reestablished in their former occupa-
tions.
Privilege of Every Man.
Every man now carrying Government
Insurance has on his discharge the privi-
lege of converting his insurance at any
time within five years into one of tie
well-recognized forms. Such insurance
will be much cheaper than could be ob-
tained from any of the various life-insur-
ance companies; and this fact, together
with the fact that no physical examina-
tion is required, makes it highly advisable
OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES
ON PEACE CONFERENCE
The following offlcial communiques bon, ambassador, French delegate at
were Issued at Paris on January 27, the peace conference, to appoint mem-
1919: bers of the missions in accordance
Morning Communique. with the decisions Zf the plenary ses-
sion of Saturday, the 25th of Janu-
The President of the United ary. The following were appointed:
States, the primo ministers and for- League of nations---3elgium, Mr.
ign ministers of the allied and as- Hymans; Brazil, Mr. Epitacio Pps-
sociated powers and the Japanese soa; China, Mr. -E. Wellington Koo
representative met this morning at (plenipotentiary) ; Serbia, Mr. Pes-
the Quai D'Orsay from 10130 to 12.80, nitch; Portugal, Mr. Janme Batal-
and defined q program of work and kha Reis (minister plenipotenti-
the constitution of new committees ary). Responsibility of the authors
for economic and financial questions, of the war-Belgium, not yet ap-
as well as questions relating to pri- pointed; Serbia, Mr. Slobodan Yo-
vate and maritime laws. The after- -vanovitch; Roumania, Mr. Rosen-
noon session continued the exchange thal; Greece, Mr. Politis; Poland,
of views on the former German -colo- not yet appointed. International
nies in the Pacific and the Far East. legislation on labor-Belgium, Mr.
The representatives of the dominions Vandervelde and Mr. Mahaim; Cuba,
and of China were heard. The next Mr Bustamante; Poland, not yet ap-
meeting will take place to-morrow at pointed; Czecho-Slovak Republic,
11 o'clock. Mr. Benes. International control of
Afternoon Communique. ports, waterways, and railways-
Belgium, not yet appointed; China,
The representatives of the powers I. E. Thomas and C. T. Wang
with special interests met this after- (plenipotentiary delegate) ; Greece,
noon at 3 o'clock at the Quai D'Orsay, Mr. Coromilas; Serbia, Mr. Tram-
under the presld'ency of Mr. J. Cam- bitch; Uruguay, Mr. Carlos Blanco.
When Spurs May Be Worn License Rules for Rice
By U. S. Army Aviators In-Transit Shipments
The Director of Military Aeronautics The War Trade Board announces, in
authorizes the following: a new ruling (W. T. B. R. 550), that
According to a change in Special Reg- licenses for the importation of rice for
ulations No. 41, Uniform Regulations, in-transit shipments may be issued with-
1917, spurs will always be worn with-
boots whether mounted or dismounted, out requiring that applications therefor
with the following exceptions: (a) Avia- state the name of the ultimate consignee
tors will not wear spurs, when flying; or the destination to which the rice is
(b) spurs will not be worn with field going. All licenses so issued will contain
boots by officers when on dismounted the clause "void for consumption entry."
duty.
Before the importer can obtain the nec-
essary export license to complete his in-
transit shipment the bureau of exports
that no Government policy should be sur- will require him to furnish the name of
rendered. Practically pvery kind of in- the consignee and the destination as ex-
surance, such as straight-life, limited- plained in W. T. B. R. 545, issued Janu-
payment life, 20-payment life, endow- ary 28, 1919. If such efport license is
ment, etc., may be obtained. not obtained prior to the arrival of the
The Secretary of the Navy, in further- rice in the United States it will be held
ance of his determined policy and char- in bond pending the obtaining of an
acteristic, desires to give to the men of export license.
the naval service every possible advan-
tage; and in order to insure that no men
leave the service without being ac- POREIGN BORN U. S. SOLDIERS.
quainted with his rights to this insurance Soldiers in France who are foreign
and of the value of this insurance in the born and who have not been naturalized
years to come, has determined to carry will be naturalided on their return to this
this instruction directly to the individual country, provided they wish to become
man himself, and by the direction of the citizens, tile Bureau of Naturalization,
Secretary, a Reserve officer, who prior to Department of Labor, announces. The
the war had large experience in handling signing of the armistice halted a plan
insurance in a big way, had been ordered to carry on natu'ralization work abroad,
to the Bureau of Supplies as Navy insur- for which a representative of the bureau
ance officer, and will conduct under this had gone overseas.
bureau the training of the various insur- Already 160,000 men irl uniform have
ance officer, and will direct the educa- been naturalized, and this number in-
tional campaign. cludes practically all aliens in the mill-
tary service except those who went
Bett'er than money because they earn abroad with the expeditionary forces be-
money; buy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP fore they could be granted citizenship
TO-DAY. under the war legislation.
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@meidt 1 0. IBulletin
Published Every Week Day, Except
Legal Holidays, Under Order of the
President of the United States and
by Authority of Congress.
Office: No. 8 Jackson Place,
Washington, D. C. Tel. Main 5600.
Copies of THE OFFICIAL T. S. BULLETIN Will
be furnished without charge to every post office
In the United States (to be posted daily, for
the benefit of the pfiblic, under order of the
Postmaster General) ; to legislative and execu-
tive officers o the United States Government,
and to diplomatic representatives of all foreign
Governments.--EWARD S. RocumsTER, Editor.
RATES BY RAIL.
-- $5. 00
One year-----
Sixnonths_-___-_ -8.00
One year, postage prepaid to
foreign countries_------- 8.00
Daily. Six months, postage prepaid to
foreign countries-4. 50
Back numbers and extra
copies ------------- each . 05
Make all checks, money orders, and drafts
payable to TiHE OFFIcIAL U. S. BUaterIx.
CANDY BY MILLIONS OF POUNDS
SENT OUR SOLDIERS OVERSEAS
The War Department authorizes the
following from the Office of the Director
of Purchase and Storage:
That the sweet tooth of the Army over-
seas has not been neglected is shown by
figures from the subsistence division as
to the amount of candy provided for the
American Expeditionary Forces. Up to
the signing of the armistice 7,615,595
pounds of candy had been shipped over-
seas, and since that time orders have
gone through for 21,000,000 pounds of the
best candy made, 12,000,000 pounds of
which are now on the way to France.
This great increase in the shipment of
candy Is due to the introduction of the
" candy ration," which gives each man in
our overseas Army one-half pound of
candy every 10 days; 3,495,000 pounds
were required to take care of the first
allotment. The increased shipments also
cover very large purchases for the vari-
ous canteens in France.
The demand for chewing gum has also
increased steadily, 3,500,000 packages rep-
resenting this month's shipments. Gum-
chewing seems to be more popular in win-
ter with our troops, since the amounts
required decrease noticeably in the sum-
mer time. The monthly average of gtlm
shipments during last summer was 1,500,-
000 packages.
AMERICAN STEAMER ABANDONED.
Crew of the Castalia Taken to Chris-
tiania by the Bergensfjord.
The Navy Department authorizes the
following:
The U. S. S. Castalla, owned by the
Shipping Board. was reported in a sink-
ing condition 150 miles east off Halifax
January 12, and after efforts to tow her
to port proved futile, she was abandoned
and her crew taken off'by the Norwegian
steamship Bergensfjord.
The Castafia was formerly owned by
W. C. Richardson Co., of Cleveland, Ohio,
and was built in 1890; was cut in halves
and brought through the Erie Canal and
reassembled at Quebec.
A Christiania dispatch to the State De-
partment states that the Bergensfjord
Casualties in Navy
The Navy Department reports the fol-
lowing deaths:
Ensign Charles Dwight Sigsbee, jr.,
United States Naval Reserve Force, died
at Naval Hospital, Annapolis, Md., Janu-
ary 23, of pneumonia. Wife, Mrs. Agnes
Falenor Sigsbee, 1800 Cumberland Street,
Lebanon, Pa.
Ensign Oswald Brunu Julius Michel-
sen, United States Naval Reserve FQrce,
(lied at St. Peter's Hospital, Brooklyn,
N. Y., January 20, of pneumonia. Wife,
Mrs. Grace Michelsen, 2162 Howard
Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Ensign Frederick Charles Weber, United
States Naval Reserve Force, died at
Naval Hospital, Washington, D. C., Jan-
uary 24. Wife, Mrs. Matilda Agnes
Weber, 520 Forty-fifth Street, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Ensign Gaius Claude MacDowell, United
States Naval Reserve Force, died at
United States Marine Hospital, Balti-
more, Md., January 19, of pneumonia.
Wife, Mrs. Isabelle Ada MacDowell, 318
Osborne Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
Ensign Milton David Brice, United
States Naval Reserve Force, died at
Naval Station, Pensacola, Fla., January
22, of apoplexy, Mother, Mrs. Minnie D.
Brice, 3351 Forty-eighth Avenue South,
Minneapolis, Minn.
John Lowell Kent, fireman (second
class), United States Navy, was drowned
in the East River, N. Y., January 22,
while attached to U. S. S. Tjikentbang.
Mother, Mrs. Ida Kent, Park Place, Oreg.
Herbert Hildreth Holman, blacksmith
(second class), United States Naval Re-
serve Force was run down by a motor
truck and died as a result of injuries,
January 20. Father, Beverly Waverly
Holman, 1206 West Jackson Street,
Bloomington, Ill.
FARES FOR WAR WORKERS.
Transportation Ordered for Dismissed
Fuel Administration Employees.
The United States Fuel Administration
issues the following:
WAsIxNON, D. C.,
January 25, 1919.
Lawrence Mitchell is hereby authorized
and directed to furnish railroad trans-
portation, including sleeping-car accom-
modations in accordance with the terms
and provisions of the act of Congress en-
titled "An act providing for the trans-
portation from the District of Columbia
of governmental employees whose services
no longer are required," approved Janu-
ary 7, 1919, to such employees of the
United States Fuel Administration as
may be entitled to such transportation
under and by virtue of said act of Con-
gress.
H. A. GARFiELD,
United States Fuel Administfator.
arrived at that port last Friday morning
with the captain, 9 officers, 3 wireless op-
erators, and 29 men from the rescued
Castalia. The reports state that the res-
cue was made under the most trying con-
ditions.
Contribute to the Red Cross fund.
MEDALS AND DECORATIONS
FOR SERVICE INTHE NAVY
Secretary Daniels authorizes the fol-
lowing:
The Bureau of Navigation has sent the
following circular letter regarding medal
legislation and award of decorations to
all ships and stations:
The department's bill governing the
award of medals has passed both.Houses
of the Congress and only awaits the
President's signature to become a law.
As soon as practicable after the enact-
ment of this legislation a board for the
award of medals will be convened at the
Navy Department.
Provisions of Bill.
This bill provides: First, for a medal of
honor to be given to any person who,
while in the naval service, in actual con-
flict with the enemy, distinguishes him-
self by gallantry and intrepidity at the
risk of his life above and beyond the call
of duty; second, for distinguished serv-
ice, a medal to any person while in the
naval service of the United States since
the 6th day of April, 1917, who has dis-
tinguished, or who hereafter shall distin-
guish, himself by exceptionally meritori-
ous service to the Government in a duty
of great responsibility; third, a Navy
cross to any person who, while in the
naval service of the United States since
the 6th day of April, 1917, has distin-
guished, or who shall hereaftef distin-
guish, himself by extraordinary heroism
or distinguished service in the line of his
profession, such heroism or service not
being sufficient to justify the award of a
medal of honor or a distinguished-service
medal.
Reports on File.
Reports and recommendations which
entitle persons to such honors are already
on file in the Bureau of Navigation. But
in order that all claims may be con-
sidered, commanding officers and force
commanders shall make a full report and
definite recommendation in regard to any
act or distinguished service performed
by any person in the naval service,
whether still alive or now dead, which
may have been brought to their attention.
Such reports and recommendations will
be forwarded through official channels to
the Bureau of Navigation.
Designs Accepted.
Designs for the medal for distinguished
service and for the Navy cross submitted
with the approval of the Fine Arts Com-
mission have been accepted by the Navy.
The design for the medal of honor sub-
mitted at the same time was not accepted
and at the suggestion -of the commission
new designs have been asked for.
The reason for this was that Secretary
Daniels desired this mnedal of honor
should be distinctly a naval decoration
with that idea carried out in the design.
46 LOCOMOTIVES SHIPPED.
The United States Railroad Adminis-
tration announces that a total of 46 nbw
locomotives were shipped to various rail-
roads during the week ending January
18, 1919.
 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLTIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
WORK OF CONGRESS
BRIEFLY TOLD
SENATE.
Consideration of the bill to Validate in-
formal war contracts entered into by the
War Department began yesterday aft~r-
noon. Chairman Chamberlain of the
committee urging the Senate to enact the
measure with as little delay as possible.
The rivers and harbors annual appropria-
tion bill was reported, carrying a total of
$42,000,000. The Post Office supply bill
was reported with a total of $400,000,000
in round numbers, this being $39,000,000
more than carried in the bill as it passed
the House. The Senate passed a resolu-
tion offered by Senator Borah, calling
upon the War Department for full in-
formation regarding court-martial pro-
ceedings during the war. By a party
vote of 36 to 26 the Senate sustained the
action of the Vice President in sending
to the Contingent Expense Committee the
Pomerene resolution providing for an Im-
mediate investigation of the Michigan
senatorial election. That committee will
determine the qfiestion of the use of
funds ftr meeting the expenditures in the
proposed inquiry. A bill appropriating
$50,000,000 for land reclamation to pro-
vide work for the unemployed was intro-
duced by Senator Jones, of Washington.
The conferees on the war-revenue bill
have reached a basis for a full and final
agreement, and members of that commit-
tee said last night they believed the con-
ference report would be ready to submit
to both Houses by the end of the week.
There is said to have been a compromise
on the big items in dispute, with the ex-
ception of the Senate amendments abolish-
ing the zone system for second-class mail.
T'his Is reported to have been eliminated.
No official announcement from the com-
mittee was Issued.
The Senate yesterday afternoon con-
firmed the promotion of Brig. Gen. Robert
L. Bullard, of the Regular Army, now
holding a temporary appointment as
lieutenant-general in the National Army,
to be a major general in the Regular
Army. T)he following temporary major
generals in the National Army also were
confirmed as brigadier generals in the
Regular Army: George W. Read, Chas. H.
Muir, Chas. T. Menoher, J. W. McAndrew,
William G. Haan, James G. Harbord,
John L. Hines, Chas P. Summerall.
A bill prepared by Senator Cummin,
intended to take from the President the
power he has under existing law to re-
turn the railroads to the owners any time
within 21 months after peace is declared,
was introduced by Senator Cummins. It
would make the continuance of Govern-
ment operation and control mandatory
for the period of 21 months after the war
unless Congress ordered otherwise. Sec-
retary Balyr informed the Senate that
promotions in the Army after the armi-
stice was signed were withheld because
it would lead to a surplus of officers. He
said it was planned to give officers of the
temporary force5 promotions foiwhich
they had been recommended by commis-
sloning them In the higher grades in the
reserve corps.
Secretary I)aniels asked Congress t9 au-
thorize the reissue of $100,W0D worth of
Liberty loan bonds, the personal property
71'-:19-2
List of Units and Casuals Sailing
Prom France -on Board 6 Transports
The War Department authorizes the
publication of the following Information:
The transport Zacapa sailed from Bor-
deaux January 22 and is due to arrive
at New York February 5 with the fol-
lowing troops:
Detachment of Headquarters 37th Brigade,
Coast Artillery Corps, 6 officers, 7 mep.
-Seventy-three casual officers classified as
follows: Medical, 8; Air Service, 14; In-
fantry, 15; En 3eers, 6; Field Artillery, 21;
Ordnance 4; chine Gun 1 Transporta-
tion, 1; immunitiqn Train, i; Adjutant Gen-
eral 1; Inspectqr General, 1.
Other casuals.-Twenty-four nurses and 6
civilians; sick and wounded and bedridden, 1
nurse; requiring no special attention, 4 nurses.
The transport Gorontesto sailed from
Bordeaux January 23 and is due to arrive
of the crew of the San Diego, and which
were lost when that ship sank off Fire
Lsland last summer. Gen. March, Chief
of Staff, discussing military matters with
the Military Committee, said shipping ar-
rangements had beqn completed by which
800,000 men might be brought back home
monthly if need be. Clifford Thorne, rep-
resenting various shipping interests, fur-
ther discussed proposed railroad legisla-
tion before the Interstate Commerce Com-
mittee.
Senator Watson, of Indiana, introduced
a resolution which would direct the Post
Office Committee, to which it was. re-
ferred, to conduct an investigation of Gov-
ernment control of the telephone, tele-
graph, and cable systems. Conferees on
the $100,000,000 food relief bill reached a
full agreement. Practically all of the
Senate amendments were accepted by the
conferees.
HOUSE.
The House occupied itself all of yester-
day and (luring an evening session in gen-
eral dobate on the agricultural appropria-
tion bill. It passed and sent to the Sen-
ate a measure appropriating $10,500,000
for constructing hospitals for disabled
soldiers and sailors. A favorable report
was made on the McKellar-Keating civil-
service retirement bill.
Representative Clark, of Florida, intro-
duced a bill designed to prevent the seat-
ing of Victor Berger, Representative-
elect from Wisconsin, who recently was
tried and convicted of violating the
espionage act. Mr. Clark also introduced
a resolution calling for a congressional
inquiry into conditions at Walter Reed
Hospital in this city. Representative Gar-
rett, of Tennessee, objected to its im-
mediate consideration and the resolution
was referred to the Committee on Rules.
Mr. Harrison, of Mississippi, introduced
a bill providing that all honorably dis-
charged soldiers and sailors shall be given
preference in appointments to civil-service
positions. Mr. Flood, of Virginia, intro-
duced a bill providing an expenditure of
$200,000,000 for rural post roads.
The War Department asked Congress
to appropriate $873,500 for the payment
of claims arising out of the Gillespie ex-
plosion in New Jersey last October. A
War Department board investigated the
subject and reported on 6,142 claims for
damages.
at Newport News February 5 %withthe
following troops:
Detachment Casual Comupany No. 11, Penn-
sylvania, 1 officer, 8 men.
Medical Detachment, for duty, 3 men.
The transport Pasadena sailed from
Bordeaux January 23 and is due to ar-
rive at New York February 7 with the
following troops:
Detachment Casual Company No. 25, New
York, 1 officer, 25 men.
Eight casual officers classified as follows:
Medical Corps, 1; Air Service, 4; Coast Ar-
tillery, 2; Field Artillery, 1.
The transport Bristol sailed from La
Pallice lochelle January 23 and is due to
arrive at New York February 6 with the
following troops:
Detachment Casual Company -No. 24, New
York, 1 offleer, 20 men.
The transport Adriatic sailed from
Brest January 23 and is due to arrive at
New York February 1 with the following
troops:
Three hundred and twenty-ninth Infantry,
2d Battalion Headquarters, Medical Detach-
ment, Companies E, F, G, and H, 16 officers,
1,204 men.
Three hundred and twenty-second Machine
Gun Battalion, complete, 8 officers 273 men.
Three hundred and twenty-fourth Machile
Gun Battalion, complete, 13 officers, 458 men.
One hundred and sixty-fifth Infantry, Bri-
gade Headquarters, 5 officers, 11 men.
Casual Compaby No. 225, New York, 1 offi-
cer 69 men.
Eighty-nine casual officers classified as fol-
lows: Air Service, 49; Field Artillery, 2;
Chemical Warfare Service, 5; Engineers, 4;
Infantry, 2; Medical, 5; Motor Transport, 1;
Ordnance, 10; Quartermaster, 3; Signal Corps,
2; General Staff, 1; Transportation, 2; Vet-
erinarian 1; chaplain, 1; unknown, 1.
Medicai -detachment for duty, 5 officers, 20
men.
Sick and wounded -Bedridden, 1 man;
mental, 1 man; tubercular, 4 men; requiring
special attention, 102-uen; requiring no spe-
cial attention, 5 officers, 259 men.
Casuals, 2 enlisted men, 1 Army field clerk,
12 civilians.
The transportSiboney sailed from Bor-
deaux January 23 and is due to arrive at
New York Fpbruary I with the following
troops:
Forty-fifth Regiment Coast Artillery Corps,
complete, 50 officers, 1,693 men,
Thice hundred and ninth Ammuiation Train,
complete, 25 officers, 968 men.
Destination of 84th Division is Camp Taylor.
The following organizations of 339th Field
Artillery, Detachment Headquarters Company,
Field and Staff 2d Battalion, Batteries ( and
D, 18 officers, 448 men, Camtip Dodge.
Headquarters' Detachment 37th Brigade
Coast Artillery Corps, 1 oflicer, 40 men.
Casual Company No 25, New York, 2 officers,
80 men.
Six casual officers classified as follows: Mfedi-
cal, 2; Infantry, 1; Engineers, 2; General
Staff, 1; 5 civilians; also 4 naval officers.
ME. HOWES MADE HISTORIAN.
To Have Charge of the Records of the
United States Puel Administration.
George E. Howes has been appointed
historian of the United States Fuel Ad-
ministration.
By the terms of the order authorizing
his appointment "all matters pertaining
to the property and records of the Ad-
ministration are under his control "
Mr. Howes has been since February
last a member of Dr. Garfield's personal
staff, acting as Assistant Executive Sec-
retary to the United States Fuel Admin-
istrator.
 6 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
Conference of Exporters Is-Called
To Exchange Views on Improvement
Of the International Parcel Post
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Praeger has sent out an invitation to ex-
porters throughout the country for a con-
ference to consider important questiops
and exchange of views on the improve-
ment and expansion of the international
parcel post. The conference is called for
10 o'clock on the thorning of February 11,
1919, at the Post Office Department in
Washington.
Call for the Conference.
Following is the call for the conference
and an outline of the general conditions
of the foreign parcel-post service:
POST OFriCE DEPARTMENT,
Orrion or SEcoiND ASSISTANT
POSTMASTER GENERAL,
Washington, January 25, 1919.
Sm: The Post Office Department, de-
siring an exchange of views on the im-
provement and expansion of the inter-
national parcel post, will be pleased to
have you attend or be represented at a
conference on this subject February 11,
1919, at 10 a'. m. at the Post Office De-
partment, corner of Eleventh Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue NW. I shall ap-
preciate it if you will advise me whether
you can attend.
Sincerely, yours,
OTTO PrAEGER,
Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Subjects for Possible Discussion.
The countries, colonies, and dependen-
cies to which parcel-post services have
not yet been established include Algiers,
British India, Corsica, Egypt, Paraguay,
Persia, Russia, St. Pierre - Miquelon,
Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, Tunis, Tur-
key, and the Union of South Africa.
Correspondence has been received from
Switzerland since the war announcing
that the question of the transit of parcel-
post mails through France had again
been broached to the Paris office, and it
was expected that arrangements would
be completed permitting an exchange of
parcel-post sacks through French terri-
tory.
In order to know what inquiries as to
parcel-post possibilities have arisen with
exporters, mail order firms, and others, it
is suggested that information be collected
by those expecting to attend the confer-
ence that would tend to show what coun-
tries experience had indicated offered the
best field for examination, with a view
to the cultivation of an opinion in those
countries favorable to concessions that
may be necessary to permit of agreements
for a parcel-post service.
To the countries mentioned in the first
paragraph above requests have been sub-
mitted from time to time with respect to
the establishment of parcel-post-service,
but for one reason or another the offers
have not been accepted. In order to reach
certain countries It Is necessary to pass
over the territory of an intermediary
country, and this use of the territory of
another country for transit usually in-
volves a transportation charge that pre-
vents acceptance by reason of the cost.
The intermediary in many cases is not
actuated by motives of desire to assist,
but rather to retard the trade of Its
neighbor.
An appropriate subject for discussion
would be the existing situation with re-
gard to Cuba, and how to meet the situ-
ation and give the Cuba administration
the mail service It desires for dispatch
by mail of tobacco products, which is an
important part of the foreign trade of
Cuba.
Information and Statistics.
There are at this time pareel-post con-
ventions in effect with 44 countries and
colonies for the transmission of merchan-
dise. To all the countries the postage rate
Is 12 cents a pound, and to ah but four
the limit of weight for a single paekage is
11 pounds. To Ecuador, Mexico, the Re-
public of Panama, and Salvador the
weight limit is 20 pounds.
There are no parcel-post conventions
with Canada and Cuba, but under sepa-
rate postal conventions merchandise to a
weight limit of 4 pounds 6 ounces may be
sent, while under domestic parcel-post
conditions 50 pounds of merchandise may
be sent to the United States postal agency
at Shanghai, China.
As a result of ths war or for the want
of steamship transportation, parcel-post
services to Austria, Belgium, Denmar,
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Liberia, The
Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden were
suspended. With the removal of war con-
ditions, it is probable there will be an
early resumption of service to all the
countries named except Austria, Hun-
gary, and Germany. Just when resump-
tion will be effected to the three latter
countries can not be anticipated with any
degree of certainty.
Negotiations are now under way for a
resumption of the service to Chile, the
question of resumption being one resting
with the Chilean administration, and its
final action Is daily awaited.
For statistics concerning the weights of
internatioval parcel-post mails dispatched
and received during the last five years,
see the accompanying statements (2).
Changes Made in Recent Treaties.
It -was found necessary by the depart-
ment, in order to meet the varying views
of the different postal administrations, t9
embody in the conventions more recently
made certain modifications, so as to pro-
vide more specifically for a return of reve-
nue to one country where the greater
number of parcels were dispatched from
the United States, and this is a new de-
parture with respect to the form of treaty
formerly employed. In general, the new
arrangement proxides for the excess of
weight of mails exchanged in a year,
being paid for at the rate of 21 cents a
pound.
In the treaties recently entered into
provision. was made for an increased
weight limit for a single package, ex-
tending the limit of weight from 11 to
20 pounds.
Another new provision in recent treat-
ies was the one providing in case of the
loss, damage, or rifling of registered
parcel-post packages, that an indemnity
be paid equal to the amount of the actual
loss incurred, but not exceeding the
equivalent in any one case of 50 francs;
that is, approximately $9.65.
As illustrating the difliculties encoun-
tered in bringing about an agreement con-
cerning the Parcel Post Service, the case
of Cuba may he cited. In the negotia-
tions the one feature that interested the
Haana office the most was the prospect
that It would be permissible to send a sin-
gle box of cigars by parcel post, the pres-
ent United States law prohibiting the im-
portation of less than 8,W00 cigars or
cigarettes into this country in -a single
package.
In an endeavor to change the situation
brought about by the law, the Treasury
Department was in agreement with the
Post Office Department, and'appropriate
recommendations were made to Congress
for the modification of the statute so as to
permit of the importation of less than
8.000 cigars, but no legislative action has
followed thus far the recommendations
made.
Numbering of Postal
Savings Certificates
OFFicE or Tiamp AssrsrANT
PosTMAsTrR GENERAL,
Washington, January 24, 1919.
To Postmastersat Postal Savings Deposi-
tory Oles:
Postal savings certificates are now being
shipped from Grand Rapids, Mich., to post
ofices having large deposits. It will be
noted that the certificate numbers have
been Increasedby 100,000, -or begin with
100001. This method of numbering was
authorized by the department, and if the
certificates are in good order they should
-be used when the present supply on hand
is exhausted.
A. M. DocKERY,
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
BRITISH XiAT PRICES.
Ministry of Food Announces Maximum
Wholesale Schedule.
Consul General Robert P. Skinner, at
London, reports:
The Ministry of Food gives the follow-
ing maximum wholesale meat prices per
stone of 8 pounds: Home-killed beef,
9s. d.; carcasses, 10s: 7d.; bind quarters,
8s. 5d.; fore quarters, veal, 8s.; mutton
and lamb, 10s.; pork, 10s. 8d. The whole-
sale maximum price for Imported flour Is
reduced from 51s. Dd. per sack to 46s. 3d.
Home-milled flour remains at 44s. 3d. per
sack.
 TIE OFFICIGM U. S. BUILETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR REPORTED
AS HAVING RETURNED TO FRANCE
The War Department announces that
the following-named American prisoners
of war have been reported released from
German prison camps and have returned
to France,;
GRAY, Vernon L., corporal, Charles W. Gray,
father, Birentwood, Id.
YATES, Malcolm, sergeant. Mrs. Bulah Halle,
sister Sprigg, W. Va.
KOLETl, George, Private. Theophil Ka-
boulides, friend, 507 North Dearborn Street,
Chicago Ill.
WILLSO, Don E., private. Mrs. E. E. Will-
son, mother, 45 Marshall Avenue, Akron,
Ohio.
PFANNER, John, private. Mrs. Elizabeth
Pfanner, mother, 134 Hopkins Avenue, Jer-
sey City, -N. J.
SCARLATA, Joseph, private. Mrs. Josephine
Romano sister, 119 Shetland Avenue, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
RITACCO, Frank, private. Hannaro Ritacco,
father, Athagari, Cuzaana, Italy.
SCHRINER, Gideon W., corporal. Mrs.
Charles Beaman, sister, 14 Quay Street,
Danville, N. Y.
KARLSON, Erick W., private. Warl W. Otto-
son, father, Horvan, Blagda, Sweden.
ADAMS, James D., lieutenant. Ephraim D.
Adams, 27 Salvatlera Street, Stanford Uni-
versity, Cal.
MDIER, August F., private. Dorothia Meier,
mother, 609 North Wyoming Street, Hazel-
ton, Pa.
CARNEY, Patrick, private. Miss Mary Car-
ney, 825 Carrol Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ALTSCHULER, Jacob, private. Esther Alt-
schuler, mother, 890 Wallabout Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
HUDSON, George U., private (first class).
C. B. Hudson, brother, Marion, Ohio.
MASON, Roy R, private. Miss Sadie Mason,
sister, 601 West Orange Street, Gainesville,
Fla.
LOCKWOOD, Frederick G., private (first
class). Mrs. M. G. Lockwood, 845 Roylston
Street, Boston, Mass.
LACEY, Michael V., private (first class). Miss
Margaret Lacey, sister, 4246 Powelton Ave-
nue, Philadelphia, Pa.
ROGERS, Clair S.. private. Mrs. Minnie S.
Brown, friend, Wyalusing, Pa.
RENNER, William R., private. Mrs. Anna E.
Renner, mother, 224 West Mahoning Street,
Danville, Pa.
lIULLR, Howard, private. Herman C. Mul-
ler, father, 942 Vine Street, Williamsport,
Pa.
JOUNSON, :Prank E., private (first class).
Mrs. Frank H. Johnson, wife, 324 North
Nineteenth Street, Omaha, Nebr.
FUSCO, Thomas, private. Nicholas Fusco,
102 Heywood Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PAUL, John, private. Sam Paul, father,
Sprmgdale, Conn.
SCHOOMAKER, Archie C., private. Mrs. Ruth
Iommell, mother, box 54, Haines Falls, N. Y.
KLEFFNER, Werner H., private. Mrs. Fred
Kleffner, mother, 1039 College Street, Alton,
Ill.
BEATTY, Frank E., private. Mrs. Laura E.
Beatty, mother, Morgantown Street, Fair-
chance, Pa.
PENDA, Anthony L, private (first class).
Michael Penda, father, 97 South Elm Street,
Bristol, Tenn.
GEE, Newman S., private (first class). Mrs.
Thomas Gee, mother, Caribou, Me.
SAMAK, John, private. K. Samak, father,
Kovel, Russia.
GARAND, Albert, private (first class). Mrs.
J. Paro, sister, 29 Maple Street, St. Johns-
bury, Vt.
ELLINWOOD, Ralph E., private. B. E. Ellin-
wood, father, Bisbee, Ariz.
RICE, George D., private. Tom Rice, brother,
Route 2, Wheeless, Okla.
BECKER, William J., private. Gertrude
Becker, sister, St. Clair. Pa.
MANZELLA, Michael, private (first class).
Guiseppe Manzella, father, Trappeto Prov-
ince. Palermo, Italy.
DROUIN, George E., private (first class),
Louis Droun, father, 4 Drouln Street, St.
Johnsbury, Vt.
FETTERS, Ben A.. musician. Mrs. Sophia
Fetters, mother, 205 East Eighth Street,
Mishawaka, Ind.
STITAK, Harry, private. Mrs. Carrie Svitak,
mother, 2744 East Pacific Street, Philadel-
phia. Pq.
MAGETTI, Peter MT.,private. Jack Buchanan,
friend, San Rafael, Cal.
oy, private (first class). Mrs.
a ,wood, aunt, 734 St. Marks Ave-
, N. Y.
B 6A Lry Y son, private (first class).
isle T. Carpenter, friend, Moorestown.
J.
, BPHENSON, Delbert, private. John L.
Iephenson, father, 1604 Twenty-second
treet Bedford, Ind.
TAYLOE, Orval, private. Peter Taylor,
'father, Munforfiville, Ky.
W<LKIr, MAllen P., private. John T. Walker,
ather, R. . D. No. A, box 192, Orange, Tex.
HOWE, Herbert C private. Mrs. Lizzle
Howe, mother, 152 East Seventh Street,
Pueblo, Colo.
KXENAN, Richard J., private. Mrs. Sebble
Keenan, mother, Jeannette, Pa.
WO IEER,Otto R. private (first class). Adolph
Wohr, father Parsippany, N. J.
MoILLVAINE, John J., lieutenant. Mrs. John
W. MI mlvaine,
mother, 7129 Brighton Road,
Ben Avon, Pa.
SCHANTZ, Frank L., private. Mrs. Sarah
Schants, mother, Butler Mo.
FLIPPEN, Erik B., lieutenant. Rober4 F.
Flip p father, Camden, Miss.
SACCO, 'n, private. Miss Catherine Sacco,
sister, 8 3 H olman Street, Fort Wayne, Ind.
CASTORINA Joseph, private. Gateno Cas-
torina, father, So Montrose Avenue, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
BLACK Willie I., private. 'Mrs. Jennie A.
Donaldson, sister, 1416 Brown Street, Little
I 84978. A portrait of Maj. Gen. Frank L.
Rock, Ark.
GIUSIANO, Fred, private. Fred Marcheti,
cousin, box 53, Wilkinson, Wash.
HOROWITZ, Charles, private. Amelia Horo-
witz. 769 Tinton Avenue, New York N. Y.
JENSEN, Nels K., private. Jens ensen,
brother. Circle, Mont.
KAVATSKI, Joseph private. Mike Kavataki,
brother, 3017 Mcienry Street, Chicago, Ill.
YAKUMEVICH, Steve, private. Wasil Se-
moshkovich, friend, box 22, Quavey Street,
Amherst, Ohio.
ZOBEL, John, private (first class). Mrs. Mar-
Raret Zliobel, 143 First Avenue, New York
N. Y.
WERNER, William J., private. Mrs. John
Werner, mother, 132 Second Avenue, Kings-
ton, N. Y.
WATKINS, David L., private. Dr. G. E.
Watkins, brother, Glasgow, Ky.
PICERNO, Louis, private. Blase Picerno,
brother, 68 Ocean Avenue, Jersey City,
N. J.
CHANISIAN, Ohadis, private. Sarkis Mosha-
gian, friend, 8 -North Sixteenth Street,
East St. Louis Ill
PECCERRILO, Kouls, private. B. Peccerrilo,
brother, 15 Auburn Street, New Haven,
Conn.
RICCI, Michele, private. Marie Ricci, mother,
PerChici, Italy.
JAVOSZEWSKI, Stanislaws, private. Kitan
Javoszewski, father, Lubia, Russia, Poland.
PARK, Charles 'E., private (first class). G. W.
Park, father, Rocklwell, N. C.
MODE11MOTT, Michaei J., private (first
class). Margaret McDermott, 18 Rosette
Street, New Raven, Conn.
RIEDLE, Clarence H., private. Mary E.
Stone, friend, 210 Divinity Street, Bristol,
Conn.
RICH, Sewall W., corporal. T. A. Rich, fa-
ther, 19 Radford Lane, Dorchester, Mass.
PERKINS, Leo, private. Mrs. Mary Perkins,
mother, Cedaredge, Colo.
ATKINS, Samuel, private (first elass). Grover
Atkins, brother, Ramseytown, N. C.
RAMEZ, Ciprian, private. Felicita Ramez,
mother, Weser, Tex.
RECK, Alfred Pierce sergeant. Mrs. Nina L.
Reek, mother, 626 South Main Street, Piqua,
Ohio.
WATT, Ernest F., private (first class).
Geo. S. Watt, father, 114 North Carver
Street, Warren, Pa.
FINDLEY, Albert, private. Mrs. Mary Find-
ley, mother, Brewton, Ala.
CHARRETTE, Clyde D., private. Dr. H. A.
Sinter, uncle, South Deerfield, Mass.
BIEDZASK. Mieczystaw, private. John J. N.
Baring, friend, 51 Metropolitan Avenue,
Roslindale, Mass.
JOHNSTON, John J.. corporal. Samuel S.
Johnston, father, 1984 West Fifth Street,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
LORETI, Valentine, private. Mrs. Maria
Stifl, sister, 315 Second Street, Ithaca,
N. Y.
IIELENIAK, Antonio, private. John Helen-
iak, brother, 3258 Webb Street, PhilAdel-
Phia, Pa.
7
War Pictures Released
By the General Staff
The following United States official
photographs are released by the His-
torical Branch, War Plans Division, Gen-
eral Staff. Prints may be obtained at
25 cents each from the Photographic Sec-
tion, Signal Corps, Eighteenth Street and
Virginia Avenue NW., Washington, D. 0.;
phone, Branch 3783, Main 2570.
84958. The gun that fired the last shot
of the war for the United States. Her name is
"Calamity Jane " and her serial number is
8125. 11th Field Artillcry. In the Bois de le
Hale, on the Laneuville sur feuse Baeuclair
Road, Meuse, France, November 11, 1918.
34966. The dining room of the Chateau de
Verdier, which was used by the Crown Prince
of Germany, and is now used by the officers of
the 177th Brigade, 80th Division, Stenay,
Meuse, France.
34967. An exterior view of the Chateau de
Verdier. The home of the German Crown
Prince for 32 months. The officei's shown are
from left to right: Maj. Gen. H. T. Allen, com-
manding general of the 90th Division; Col.
J. H. Reeves, commanding officer, of the 177th
Brigade, 89th Divislon; Col. J. J. Kingman,
chief of kaff of the 901h Division; and Maj.
G. E. EUg ish, brtgade adjutant, 177th Brigade,
89th Div sion. Stenay, Meuse, France.
Winn, commanding general of the 89th Divi-
ston, Tailly, Ardednes, France, November 12,
1918.
34975. A portrait of Brig. Gen. Todd, com-
manding general of the 58th Artillery Brigade,
Tailly, Ardennes, France, November 12, 1918
34981. A street scene in Stenay showing
Company A, 853d Infantry, passing the church
at 10.58 a. in., with two more minutes to fight.
Stenay, Meuse. France, November 11, 1918.
84997. Another instance of the doughboy's
popularity with the French. Lagney, Meurtho
et osolle, France, November 10, 1918.
34998. Close-up of Maj. Gen. William Weigel,
commanding general of 88th Division. (Flash-
light.) Lagney, Meurthe et Moselle, France,
November 17, 1918.
35058. Lieut. Col. Patch, 18th Infantry, 1st
Division, who received the guns and ammu-
nition at Bouligny released by the Germans
according to the terms of the armistice.
Group, left to righte Col. Patch, United States
rmy; Lieut. Col. Carl Schindler, German of-
ficer In command; Lieut. Col. Carl Schmidt,
German officer; Lieut. Col. F. B. Showalter,
United States Army; Lieut. E. M. Leffler, Ger-
npan Army; and Lieut. C. Wellois, German
Army. Bouligny, Meuse, France, November
18, 1918.
386 STATES RATIFY PROHIBITION
AEENDEMNT.
The thirty-sixth State to certify its
ratification of the constitutional amend-
went for prohibition filed its returns
to-day with the State Department. It
was one of the four-Wisconsin. North
Carolina, Utah, and Kansas, all four of
which were received, making 36 in all, or
the required three-fourths of the States.
BERGLUND, Clarence, private. Carl A. Berg-
lund, father, 149 Fifth Avenue, Mdoline, Ill.
STEIGER, Emanuel, private. Fred Steiger,
father Glenham, S. Dak.
SILVA, Firank J., private. Mrs. Eunice Kin-
son, friend, Bedford, N. H.
BOYER, Arthur E., private. Mrs. Minnie
Boyer, mother, 2343 North- Darien Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CORNELL, Charles E., sergeant. Hirman A.
Cornell, Bannock, R. I.
RYAN, James L.. private (first class). John
Ryan, father, Warren, Mass.
McDOWELL. Robert B., lieutenant. Mrs. R.
B. McDowell, wife, 606 Bramball Avenue,
Jersey City, N. J.
SAVATINI, Joseph, corporal. Charles Sava-
tini, father, 11A Sackman Street, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
GURNEY. Edward E., private (first class).
F. W. Irish, uncle, 402 Huntington Street,
New Haven, Conn.
8 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
OF FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Substantial increases in the holdings
of discounted and purchased bills, appar-
ently in connection with the January 16
issue of Treasury certificates, and fur-
ther reduction in the volume of Federal
reserve note cirCulatiQn are Indicated in
the Federal Reserve Board's weekly bank
statement issued as at close of business
on January 21, 1919.
Investments.-Total holdings of war pa-
per increased 151.2 millions, the banks at
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and
San Francisco reporting large additions
under this head. All other discounts on
hand went up 9.5 millions, while bills
bought in the open market show an in-
crease for the week of 10.9 millions, New
York alone showing an increase of 0.2 mil-
flons in the holdings of.this class of pa-
per. The decrease of 123.8 millions in
the holdihgs of Government short-term
securities is due largely to the redemption
by the Government of temporary Treas-
ury certificates held by the New York
batik. Total earning assets show an In-
crease for the week of 47.8 millions.
Deposits. - Government deposits show
ain increase for the week of 97.4 millions,
while member bank deposits declined 70.5
millions. Net deposits because of the
smaller " float " carried by the banks
show an increase of 87.1 millions.
Reserves.-The week saw a decrease of
1.2 millions in old reserves and of 1.8
millions in total cash reserves. Because
of the large increase in net deposits, only
partly offset by the reduction in Federal
leserve note liabilities, the banks' reserve
percentage show.s a decline from 52.8 to
52.2 per cent.
Note circulation. - Federal reserve
agents report a further decrease of 39.4
millions in the total ,)f Federal reserve
notes outstanding. The banks show a
total of 2,466.6 millions of Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation, a decrease for
the week of 46.5 millions. For the past 4
weeks the decrease In Federal reserve
note circulation amounted to 218.7 aill-
lions, or at the rate of 54.7 millions pe-
week. Aggregate liabilities of the banks
on Federal reserve bank notes in circula-
tion increased 1.8 millions, and are at
present 126.8 millions.
Capital.-Increase in capital and sur-
plus of existing members, also payment
for Federal reserve bank stock by newly
admitted members account for the In-
crease of $310,000 in paid-in capital, the
Newt York and San Francisco banks re-
porting the largest increases under this
head.
Condition of Member Banks.
Larger holdings of war securities, fol-
lowing the January 16 issues of about
600 millions of Treasury certificates, and
corresponding gains in Government de-
posits are shown in the board's weekly
statement of condition on January 17 of
763 imiember banks in leading cities.
United States bonds, other than cir-
culation bonds, on hand show an increase
for the week of 26.9 millions. For the
-New York City banks a reduction of 9.1
In bond holdings Is noted. Treasury cer-
tificates on hand went up by about 166
millions, the New York City banks alone
reporting additional holdings of 87 mIl-
lions and the banks in all Federal re-
I MARINE CORPS ORDERS.
January 11.
I FAVOR AMONG CHINESE PEOPLE
Capt. J. H. Lackey, appointed captain (pro-
visional) Marine Corps Reserve.
Capt. F. $. Flack, appointed captain (provi-
slozral), Marne Corps Reserve, detached ma-
rine bdrrac s, Paris Island, to marine bar-
racks, Quantice,
Capt. Wlliat J. Livingston, appointed cap-
tain (provisional), Marine Corps Reserve.
Capt. F. N. Gilmore, detached Naval Ammu-
nition Depot, Iona Island, N. Y.; ordered to
proced in command 102d Company, navy yard,
Norfolk, Va.; report to commander for fur-
ther transpbrtation to Virgin Islands.
Capt. R. W. Duck, detached 2d Brigade,
Santo Domingo, to United States.
Second Lieut. H1. D. Shields, detached 2d
Brigade, Santo Domingo, to United States.
Capt. Howard B. Freeman, detached these
headquarters, to marine barracks, Quantico,
Va.
First Lieut. J. J. Bettes, detached Utah, to
marine barracks, Third Naval District, New
York, N. Y.
First Lieut. G. P. Anthes, detached 1st Regi-
ment, Cuba, to United States.
.Second Lieut. G. W. Keyser, detached 1st
Regiment, Cuba, to United States.
Second Lieut. J. W. Housewright, detached
1st Brigade, Haiti, to 3d Brigade, Galveston,
Tex.
Second Lieut. H. E. Cholet, detached marine
barracks, Quantico, Va., to marine barracks,
Third Naval District, New York.
Second Lieut. V. B. Worledge, detached
Navy Building Guard, Washington, to marine
barracks, navy yard, Hingham, Mass.
Second Lieut. G. Bower, ordered to proceed
at own expense to naval hospital, Philadel-
phin, Pa., for further treatment.
Second Lieut. W. V. Brown, appointed sec-
ond lieutenant (provisional), Marine Corps
Reserve; assigned duty Marine Aviation De-
tachment, Miami, Fla.
Sccond Lieut. G. A. Ilerrick, disenrolled
from Marine Corps Reserve
Following officers relieved from active serv-
ice: P. R. Lawson, D. C. Webster, W. L. John
son, Jr., G. P. Her, K. B. Wilson, W. C
McConnell, M. W. Ross, 0. M. Morris, C. D:
Polythress, C. B. Stokes, It. A. Strong, E. L.
Reed, W. H. McClure, F. J. Knob, E. K.
Bisphain.
Pay Clerk F. J. Klingenhagen, detached
these headquarters to Marine Barracks, Quan-
tico.
Letter to Post Commander, Marine Bar-
racks, Quantico, Va., on 15th instant, to trans-
fer following orranization to navy yard, Nor-
folk, Va., to report to commandant and com-
manding officer, Hancock, for transfer to West
Indies:
To Marine Barracks, Naval Station, Guan-
tanamo Bay, Cuba; Second Lieut. J. D. Ma-
Mason, Second Lieut. T. M. Schuler, Second
Lieut. G. W. Dodd, Jr., Second Lieut. S. Cul-
bertson, Second Lieut. F. H. White, Second
Lieut. F. Saddler, jr.
To Seventh Regiment Cuba: Second Lieut.
A. S. Hardin, Second Dteut. K. K. Ambrose,
Second Lieut. I. F. Gillikin, Secoal Lieut.
F. C. Howard, Second Lieut. W. F. McKinnon,
Second Lieut. E. S. Bates Second Lieut. C. W.
Geiser, Second Lieut. G. W. McHenry, Second
Lieut. C. E. Windram, Second Lieut. E. M.
Baker, Second Lieut. H. B. Lovell, Second
Lieut. G. Hall, Second Lieut. C. M. Kline,
Second Lieut. G. J. Buhrman, Second Lieut.
J. J. McFawn, Second Lieut. W. F. Swallow,
Second Lieut. R. Swan Second Lieut. W. B.
Bower, Second Lieut T. J. Crawford, Second
Lieut. J. C. Fabbrini, Second Lieut. S. Hud-
gins, Second Lieut. R. D. Leach, Second Lieut.
C. E. Kopp.
serve bank cities, an increase of 126.7
millions. Loans secured by United
States war obligations increased 16.9 mil-
lions. For the New York City banks an
increase tinder this head of 24.6 millions
is noted. Other loans and Investments
show a decline of 4.7 millions, the decline
being somewhat larger for the New York
City bauks.
Holdings of United States war securi-
ties and war paper aggregate 8,474.2 mil-
lions and constitute 25.1 per cent of the
total loans and investments of all report-
Ing banks, as against 23.9 per cent the
week before.
AMERICAN SHOES ARE INHIGH
American shoes are in high favor
among the Chinese, says a report issued
to-day by the Bureau of Foreign and Do-
mestic Commerce, Department of Com-
merce. High prices, however, keep them
out of reach of the average native, who
Is obliged to content himself with cloth
footwear at 50 cents to $1 a pair, or
with poor native imitations of American
styles selling at $1 to $1.50 a pair. Japan
is supplying the market with what is
termed a fair-value shoe, made in the
western styles, that sells at $2 up. Be-
fore the war, Russia was an important
factor in the market.
Can Increase Sales.
Most of the high-grade leather imported
by the Chinese comes from the United
States, and the Government's report
states that this product can be sold in
constantly increasing quantities if proper
representation is obtained, reasonable
credit extended, and samples sent when
special offerings are made.
Japan offers a market for shoemaking
machinery and materials rather than
for shoes, as the use of imported foot-
wear is very limited. The output of the
domestic custom shoemakers and of the
larger factories is equal to the normal
demands and to the requirements of an
important trade with Russia and China.
Government contracts are filled with ma-
ebine-made goods, the machinery being
mostly of German make. For the higher-
grade shoes practically all the findings
and leathers are imported from the
United States. Lasts are made in Japan
and are usually copies of staple American
styles.
Modern Footwear In Japan.
It is estimated that about 7 per cent of
the population of Japan now uses modern
footwear at least part of the time. The
more rapid adoption of the western styles
of lace and button shoes is pade difficult
by the native custom that requires that
shoes be removed before a person enters
a home or inn. In some cases it is even
required that the shoes be removed, or at
least covered with cloth protectors before
entering shops, theaters, and similar pub-
lic buildings. This custom has led to the
quite general adoption of the old-fash-
ioned but convenient " Congress " boot by
those who wear occidental footwear dur-
ing business hours. The author of the
Government's report suggests that a per-
fected elastic-top shoe with real style, or
a button or lace shoe with a quickly op-
erated fastener would do much to ad-
vance the sale of modern footwear in
Japan.
The report is entitled "Shoe and
leather trade of China and Japan.*' Spe-
cial Agents Series, No. 173, and is the
result of a personal investigation by
Trade Commissioner C. E. Bosworthl. It
describes in detail all factors ao erning
the trade in the two countries. 'opies
are sold at 5 cents each by the Superin-
tendent of Documents, Government Print-
ing Office. Washington, D. C., and by all
district and cooperative offices of the Bu-
reau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Help your Government and yourself at
the same time-buy war-savings stamps.
 TE OFFICIAc
LIST OF CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG
THE UNITED STATES FORCES OVERSEAS
SECTION 1, JANVARY 28, 1919.
The folowing casualties are r0ported
by the commanding general of the Amer-
can Expeditionary Forces:
Died from wounds - - - 18
Died from accident and other
causes ----------------------- 3 801 North Fitzhugh Street, Dallas, Tex.
Wounded severely - ..-- _ 105
Missing in action --------------- 18
Total --------------------- 139
Died from Wounds.
SERGEANT.
RYAN, Emmett W. John T. Lavin, 13 South
Catherine Street, Plattsburg, N. Y.
CORPORAL.
OAKES, Wilfred Carl Oscar Oakes, 304
West Second Street, St. Charles, Ill.
WAGONER.
COYLE, Andrew. Mrs. Bridget Coyle, Box-
bury, Mass.
COOK,
LEFFEL, Clarence 0. Mrs. Maude M. Leffel,
417 West Main Street, Springfield, Ohio.
PRIVATES.
-ALGUIRE, Allen. Mrs. Evelyn Alguire, Pesh-
tigo, Wis.
BERENS Romulus. Nicholas Berens, 558
Normal Avenue, Stevens Point, Wis.
BIRES Joseph Mrs. Agnes Bires, 20) Clin-
ton Street, Biinghamton, N. Y.
JOHNSON, Frank. Jacob Johnson, R. F. D.
4, Tekonsha, Mich.
LORUSSO, Angelo. Mrs. Maria Derario, 502
West Forty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.
PRETTO, Franklin R. Mrs. Ada Pretto, 160
Laurence Street, Hartford, Conn.
BOUDERO, John V. Michael A. Soudero, 263
Schenectady Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
STOLLE. William V. Mrs. August Stolle,
Lake City, S. Dak.
STONE, Clarence H. Mrs. Ella Stone, New
Milford, Conn.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
PRIVATES.
BURNS, John W. Mrs. Carrie Spahn, 1702
State Street, Laporte Ind.
ORLANDE, Morris 1. Mrs. Gertie Braveman,
Saskatoon, Sask., Canada.
SOVICH, Georgig.
Bob Bagagich, Twenty-
seventh Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minn.
Wounded Severely.
CAPTAIN.
SHERWOOD, Harold Brooks. Mrs. Use Alma
Sherwood, 2112 Birchwood Avenue, Chicago,
Ill.
LIEUTENANTS.
BATMAN, Robert S. Mrs. Lillian M. Batman,
box 20, San De Fuca, Wash.
ELMORE, Derrill G. Mrs. Katherine Elmore,
Lorton, Va.
HOWEY. Stephen H. Mrs. May Miltner, Lake
City, Mich.
SERGEANTS.
BLYT;' , Clarence E. James Blythe, Wam-
pum, la.
BYRUM John C. Mrs. Kate B. Byrum, Baon-
ton, N. C.
OREAN, Patrick J. Mrs. Anna Crean, 88 LIt-
tleton Avenue, Newark, N. J.
Cl'RTIS, Bernard B. William L. Curtis,
Baskerville, Va.
DAVIS, Charlie S. Mrs. Ellen Davis, Greene-
Ville, Tenn.
ELLIOTT, Grandville. Mrs. G. C. Elliott,
Opelika, Ala.
FABER. Rudolph. Mrs. Augusta Faber, Bay-
view Avenue, Innwood, N. Y.
FRYE, Jesse G. Mrs. Mary E. Frye, 402 West
Franklin Street, Hagerstown Md.
HEAR Y, John J. Francis Aeary, 3128 D
,Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
JONES. Roy. William L. Jones, 1304 Hamp-
ton Street, Scranton, Pa.
KRUG. Herman A. Miss Carrie Krug, 3345
North Orkney Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
NICKELSEN, John. Mrs. Meta Jansen, 1914
Eighteenth Avenue south, Seattle, Wash.
711-19---3
U. S. BtLLETIN TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
NORIE, James Bunee. John Norris, 88 John
Street, Dorrenceton Pa.
RATLIFF, Richard . Richard L. Ratliff, R.
F. D. 1, Mount Vernon, Ill.
RAUE, Carl W. Dr. John F. Rate, 121 North
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SHERMAN Howard A. Mrs. Elizabeth Sher-
man 655 Bethuno Street, Detroit Mich.
STRICKLANU, Joe C. Joseph L,- §trickiand,
TAYLOR, Samuel F. James R. Taylor,
Ogreeta. N. C.
TIMMONS, John V. Jefferson D, Timmons,
1)9 Gurnel Avenue, Anniston, Ala.
HLINDE,
Joseph. Charlie Verlinde, R. F.
D. 20, Swanton, Ohio.
convinAss.
ABBOTT, William. D. M. Abbott, R. F. D.
7, Fremont, Ohio.
AVILLA, Edward. Mrs. Grace Avilla, Cor-
delia, Solong County, Cal.
BEALL, Roby. L. T. Beall, U. F. D. 1,
Monrovia, Md.
BELCHER, William H. Joseph Belcher,
Valleyfork, W. Va.
BILLINGS, Clifford Delos. Mrs. Irma Bill-
ings, 512 G Street SE. Washington, D. C. -
CAMPBELL, Walker. Sames Campbell, Lau-
rens, S. C.
CLENDENIN, Howard S. Ola Clendenin, FRANKE, Herman E. Mrs. Bertha Franke,
Ripon, Cal,
COLFER, William H. Jr. William 11. Colfer,
sr., Henry Street, gouth River, N. S.
DIVER Richard A. Miss Dorothy T. Diver,
251 outh Elwood Aveiue, Baltimore, Md.
ELLIS Robert J. Hayden Ellis, Butler Ky.
FANSLER, Alva. A. R. Fansler, R. . 2,
Greenville, Ohio.
'VOX, Roger -E. Frank Fox, 1006 South
Twenty-frat Street, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
FRUSTACE John V. John Fratto, 1128
Fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
FRYER, Gilbert. Mrs. Grace Fryer, 5 Oak-
wood Place, Orange, N. J.
GILL, Glover Bernard. Mrs. Anna Gill, R.
F. D. 2, Cape Girdrdeau Mo.
GILL William A. Chas. hayes, Utica, N. Y.
GLIS ON, Frederick L. Mrs. Mary F. G11s-
son, 328 Shatwell Street, Bainbridge, Ga.
IRONS, Runyan V. Mrs. Hattie Irons,
Hagerman, Idaho.
IRVING, Albert G. Mrs. Sarah E. Boland,
May, Tex.
IRVING, William R. Mrs. Matilda Irving, R.
F. D. 140, Charlotte, N. Y.
JERSEY, Howard L. Mrs. Frank E. Jersey,
17 Third Street, Haverstraw, N. Y.
JESKO, Harry R1. Mrs. Martha Jesko, Friona,
Tex.
JETTE, Evangeliste J. John B. Jette, 75
Chestnut Street, Spencer, Mass.
JONES, Harry V. Joe Jones, R. F. D. 1,
Trussville, Ala. - McMULLEN, Lee S. Mrs. Grace R. 1dcMul-
KA.ISER, Edward J. Mrs. Louise Kaiser, 336
Garrison Street, Newark, N. J.
REELY, Frank. Mrs. Nellie Keely, 612 Rock
Creek Church Road, Washington, D. C.
KELLY, Daniel J. Edward Kelly, 2928 Are-
mengo Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
KNOTT, Bernard. Mrs. Martha Collinson,
1222 Saratoga Street, Antigo. Wis. .
McPHAIL, Donald B. Mrs. Jean McPhall,
857 Fifteenth Street, Detroit, Mich.
MAGGIO, John. Mrs. Catherine Maggio, 2404
Crotona Avenue, New York, N. Y.
MESSINA, John. Mrs. Jennie Messina, 504
East Seventh Street, South Boston, Mass.
P ,lIFIiER, John F. Mrs. Matilda G6eblin,
1314 Mariusts Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
RIBA NDO, Morris. Philip Ribando, 325 East
Twenty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y.
THUDT, Arthur J. Mrs. Alma Tougas, 38
We'nter Street, Pawtucket, Mass.
WAGER, Lester .. Philip Wager, Haw Knob,
Tenn.
WAGNER, Joseph P. Bernard. Wagner, 618
West Sixty-first Street, Chicago, Ill.
YAKMER, Basil S. Joseph Yakmer, Dysart,
Pa.
BUGLER.
MUHEIML Carl. Mrs. Paul Irien, 315 Clem-
entina Street, San Francisco, Cal.
MECHANIC.
MARACH, Edward. Frank Maracb, 1446
Dickson Street, Chicago, Ill.
WAGONERS.
DOUGHTY, Carl. George Doughty, West-
Ville, Okla.
9
HIRIGOYEN, Lawrence. Manuel Hirigoyen,
1728 Grover Street, Los Angeles, Cal
HOWELL, Richard C. Mrs. W. R. Peace,
503 North Spurgeon, Altus, Okla.
HORSESHOER.
GILEN, Oscar. Mrs. Christiana Gilen, R. F.
-D. 1, New Stanton, Pa.
COOKS.
HEANEY, Andrew. John B. Heaney, 324
Twelfth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PAPPAS, Marcos. Marcos Sradouthakis, 124
West Ninety-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.
PRIVATES.
ANDERSON, Alfred. John Algat Anderson,
R. F. D. Boone, Nebr.
BELL, Earl 1. John Bell, box 204, Centralia,
Wash.
BOGARD, Frederick. Mrs. Jessie Clark, box
178, Bannock, Ohio.
ORUCHMAN, George H. Mrs. Ida M. Cruch-
man, 1907 Hamilton Street, New Castle, Pa.
DIMARIA, Rosario. Sam XEerisi, 215 North
Sixth Street, Stoughton, Wis.
DI MARZIO, Lingo. Cosso Lecco, 4924
Thompson Street, Philadelphia Pa
FAIRBANKS, Jsmes E. Mrs. Blanche Fair-
banks, Arcola, Ill.
FOX, Roy. William Fox, Palermo, Ontario,
Canada.
Marion, Tex.
HALL, William F. Mrs. Maryeve 11. Sims,
R. F. D. 1, Miner, Ill.
HEINTZ, Alvin J. Adam Leykeuf, Baldwin,
Ill.
HINMAN, James i'iI. Oscar Hinman, Kim-
mell, Ind.
JACOB, John. Joseph Jacob, box 918, New
Britain, Conn.
JOHNSON, Harold D. Thomas Johnson. 511
North Jasper Street, Decatur, Ill.
KAZMIRSKI, Antoni. Constantine Kasmir-
ski Rogea Lonenski, Russian Poland.
KIDD, Charles H. Mrs. Betty Mitchel, Turtle
Creek, W. Va.
KIRBY, Alonzo. Mrs. Edna Kirby, Wilkins-
ville, S. C.
KNICELY, Marrick Mif1lin.
Mrs. Mary J.
Bleigh, Vernon, W. Va.
KOHLER, William Prederick. Mrs. Josephine
Kohler, 11 Lochner Place, Rochester, N. Y.
KOZLOWSKI, Boleslaw S. Tony Kozlowski,
69 Orange Street, New Britain, Conn.
LAWSON, Herman B. Mrs. H. B. Lawson,
206 Thirteenth Street NE., Waohington,
D. C.
LEGER, Andrew P. Mrs. Alice Leger, SI Cas-
cade Street, Fitchburg. Mass.
LINN, Fitz Moses A. Linn, R. F. D. 1,
H.
China Grove, N. C.
*LIPSCOMIB, David Mnlday. S. A. Lipecomb,
25 Hays Street, Winchester, Ky.
len, Reed Point, Mont.
MADDEN, James A. Mrs. Alice Maddeu, Ba-
sin, Mont.
MILBERG, Abraham. Nathan Milh'er, 1108
South Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
MU4KERN, Edward Thomas. Mrs. Margaret
Mulkern, 8 Huntington Avenue, Rolindale,
Mass.
O'CONNOR, Howard J. Henry O*Connor, 14
Lawrence Avenue, Potsdam, N. Y.
PHIPPS, Harry.. Mrs. Lilly Carter, 1215 West
Dundas Street, Toronto, Canada.
SHERE, James. Mrs. Pearl Shere, 2409
South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
STOLP. Gustave A. Albert Stolp, R. 1'. D. 3,
Westfield, Wis.
TRIPP, Oscar P. Charles F. Tripp, H1iIoboro,
Tex.
WIANDER, Aarne. Mrs. Amanta Wiander,
Wyola Hameon Laani, Matkunasema. Fin-
land.
WILLIAMS, Albert J.
Stephen Williams,
Chinquapin, N. C.
WRTJBEL. Mike. Mrs. Kada Magellua, 101
Cherry Street, Hamtramck, Mich.
*
Missing in Action.
CORPORAL.
ADAMS, James. Walter A. McMaster, Tolley,
N. Dak.
PRIVATES.
ADAMS, John. Mrs. James Adam., 413 G
Street NW., Washington, ). C.
ANDRZEJEWSKI, Vincent. Miss France s An-
drzejewski, 2340 Ems Street, Chicago, Ill.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
BURNS, Henry J. John Burns, Garfield,
Aik.
CHARLES, Albert S. Miss Alfa Charles, Bu-
reau, Ill.
CROTTY, Thomas. Michael Crotty, Kilbush,
County Clare, Ireland.
CULP, William R. Mrs. W. D. Culp, R. F. D.
3, Fredericktown, Ohio.
ESPOSITO, Michele. Amato Esposito, Pleas-
antville Road, Hammonton, N. J.
GASTINEAU, Frank B. R. F. Gastineau,
Prairie Elk, Mont.
HLADILEK, Frank. Mrs. HL -lfadilek, 5135
South Lincoln Street, Chicago, Ill.
HULL, William J. John C. Hull, Sublett,
Idaho.
KEITZMAN. Byron W. Edward G. Keitzman,
Lakota, N. Dak.
KLUG, Albert G. Mrs. Kate Klug, 1933
North Chase Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KOHLER, Claude 0. Mrs. Clara Kohler, 1612
Coldspring Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
MISIEWICZ, Joha. Andrew Mislewicz, 3127
Elm Street, Toledo, Ohio.
ROBERTSON, Melvin C. Mrs. Glhdys Robert-
son, Blue Hill, Me.
BHUGG, William R. Calvin F. Shugg, 79
Home Avenue, Rutherford, N. 3,
VANCE, Walter. Thomas J. Vance, Virden,
Il.
SECTION 2, JANUARY 28, 1919.
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding genefal of the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action ----------------- 14
Died of disease ------------------ 27
Wounded severely -------------- 122
Total ---------------------- 163
Killed in Action.
CORPORALS.
MILLER, F. C. Cecil Miller, 608L Gaston
,Avenue, Fairmount, W. Va.
STANTON, William C. William T. Stanton,
Grantsville, Md.
PRIVATES.
ORANE, Harlan. Mrs. Edith Crane, care of
Mutual Creamery Co., Seattle, Wash.
D'OCCHIO, Luigi. Mrs. Filomena D'Occhio,
582 Madison Street, West New York, N. Y.
DODD, Harold V. Mrs. Mary C. Dodd, 1015
Buena Vista Avenue, Alameda, Cal.
HULL, Ernest L. Mrs. Minnie Hull, Cordell,
Okla.
KELL, John A. John J. Fell, R. F. D. 1, West
Newton, Pa.
MATHIS Robert B. James S. Mathis, 3302
Powhatan Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
MURRAY, Hillard. Mrs. Hattie Murray, 628
East Main Street, Brenham. Tex.
PERLUISKI, Stiney. Mrs. Shinaudoak Per-,
luiski, Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
PRESTON, Edward. Mrs. Rosa Preston, 16
Peachway Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
ROBB, John Q. W. C. Robb, White Pine,
Mont.
SZCZEPANSKI, John. Mrs. Josie Rybicka,
423 South Walnut Street, South Bend, Ind.
WENDT, August. Edward Keplin,. 68 Third
Street, Seymour. Conn.
Died of Disease.
LIEUTENANTS.
PAGE, David Benson, Jr. Mrs. Cora H. Page,
157 West Third Street. Oswego, N. Y. I EALY, Roscoe D. L. 0. Efly, general deliv-
STILLMAN, Walter Martin. Walter Savage
Stillman, 615 Willow Avenue, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
SERGEANTS.
DUNBAR, Walter C. William H. Dunbar,
Grandview, Wash.
TISCHLER, Louis James. Mrs. Mary Tisch-
ler, 0923 Linwood Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
CORPORAL.
GILLEN, John J. Mrs. Edward Gillen, 128
South Monroe Street, Baltimore, Md.
-0 COORS.
SMAKTO, Mike J. Mrs. Anna Smakto, 157
Polander Hill, Alton., Pa.
TUCKER James M. Mrs. Mary Tucker, gen-
eral delivery, Palo Pinto, Tex.
PRIVATES.
ALSTON, Macco T. Miss Martha 3. Alston,
123 Smith Street, Greensboro, N. C.
BIEGDA, Frank M. Mrs. Rose Biegda, 43
West Field Street, -anticoke, Pa.
BROWN. Basil W. James M. Brown, Pine-
ville, Mo.
BRUNSON, Frank. Miss Ella Gllerist, 7 HARRIS, Grayson M. Mrs. Josephine Harris,
Money Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 39 Phipps Avenue, Marion, Va.
CAVAN, George L. Thomas Cavan, 248 HAUGEN, Ole T. Gunner Haugen, R. F. D. 2,
Madison Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Erskdne Minn.
COX, Sam. Mrs. Lula Cox, Nitta Yuma, Miss. BELLER, George D. Mrs. Elise Heller, 1017
DESGRANGES, Carl C. Charles Desgranges, Seneca Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
R. F. D. 3, box 52, New Bavaria, Ohio. HEMINGWAY, Snell B. George L. Heming-
ESTES, Charles D. Mrs. Susie Davis, 947 way, Albion, Red River County, Tex.
Esplandad Street, Decatur, Ill. HINES, Justin 0. Mrs. Minnie Walton, R. F.
GILMORE. Ollie C. Anderson Gilmore, D. box Sd, Roseville, Cal.
Clarksville, Ark. HOCKENBERRY, Ira E. Charles Hocken-
GROVES, Leslie Monroe. Mrs. Mattye berry, 134 Riley Street, Newark, Ohio.
Groves, Carbon, Tex. Hockenberry, James D. Mrs. Sue Hocken-
HOLLOWAY, John H. J. W. Holloway, Roll- berry, Yatesboro, Pa.
ing Fork, Miss. HOWARD, John. Mrs. Emma D, Howard,
HUNTER, Cleveland. Mrs. Lena J. Hunter, Cleola, Ga.
R. F. D. 1. box 70, Tipton, Tenn. IKERD, Lester Dell. Roscal Analonzoikderd,
HUXELL, Walter J. Mrs. Catharine Huxell, Kiowa, Kans.
Rossmeyne, Ohio. ISAAC, Jim. Mrs. Ilalna Isaac, Hardville,
KEARNS, Thomas M. Mrs. Peter Kearns, Okla.
1327 First Avenue south, Fort Dodge, Iowa. ISBELL, Banjamin. Mrs. Rebecca Bowlif
MARTIN, Charles W. Charlie Martin, Bel- Humphrey,-Ark.
zona route, Antlers, Okla. JACOBSON, David. Jake Jacobson, 33 Mont-
MORONEY, Clarence Leo. Mrs. Magdalena gomery Street, New York. N. Y.
Moroney, 530 Crawford Avenue, Altoona, JEFFS, Arthur L. Arthur . Jefts, R. F. D.,
Pa. Petersburg, Va.
RICHARDSON, Walter D. Lawrence G. JELLINEK, Vincent. Vincent Jellinek, Malin,
Richardson, Barnwell, S. C. Oreg.
ROBINSON, Henry H. Mrs. Bessie Robinson, JOIHARKY, August. Frank Jagosgewski,
R. F. D. 2, Gholson, Miss. Bentleyville, Pla.
TAYLOIC John Hampton. Mrs. Bertie Tay- JONES, George T. George R. Jones, Axton,
lor, Milford, Caroline County, Va. Va.
WALLS, Earl D. Mrs. Ruth Walls, 923 JONES, Guy Miller. James f. Jones, Halley,
North Chestnut Street, Iola, Kans. Idaho.
KELLEHER, Maurice Aloyslus. William J.
Kelleher. Larchmont. N. Y.
Wounded Severely.
KELLY, Earl W. Mrs. Clarice C. Lacay,
PRIVATES. Williamston, S. C.
KELLY, Emil. A. Olaf Kelly, R. F. D. 1,
ATLAS, Abraham I. Mrs. Sarah Atlas, 239
East Olfe hundred and ninth Street, New Altkin, Minn.
York, N. Y. KIRKEBY, Lewvis. Olus Kirkeby, Maddock,
BECKLEY, Harold L. Mrs. Margaret Beck- N. fDak.
ley, 66 Reynolds Street, Danielson, Conn. KITE, Charlie C. George Kite, Spencerville,
BEGELMAN, Hyman. Isaac Katz, 54 Cook Okla.
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KOLBAS. Evan. Matevel Klimenco, Ring-
BLATZ, William. William Blatz, 10 Tomp- town. Allegheny County. Pa.
KREB3lS, Herman. Mrs. Mary Robbins, Har-
kins Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BOSHOVEN, George. Edward Stratton, 752 lowton, Mont.
College Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. LEBRECIIT, Jacob. Mr,. Anna Lebrecht, 301
BOTKINS, William D. Mrs. E. H. Styles, Avenue C, Now York, N. Y.
LE MAY, Leo A. Alphonse Le May, 347 Stan-
New Rockford, N. Dak.
BRINAD. Joseph. Armard Vincent, Fisher- ley Street. Chippewa Falls, Wis.
ville, Mass. LIPPERT, Joseph. Joseph Lippert, TO Beltz-
hoover Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CALOGERO, Carlino. Manara Angelo, 318 Louis Lipschutz, 587
East Forty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. LIPSCHUTZ, Israel.
CAMPBELL. Daniel. William W. Campbell, Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Francis, Wash. LOUDEN, Floyd. Mrs. Alice Bush, Tannu,
CHRISTOFFERSON, Andrew. Claus W. Va.
C. LUNCEFORD, Ernest G. Mrs. Mary B. Lunce-
Christoirerson, R. F. D. 3, Centerville, S. ford, Dudie. Va.
Dak.
LUNDGREN, Delphin T. Louis P. Lundgren,
CURCI. Joe. Leonardo Curel, 13 Center Gibbon, Minn.
Street, Ridgeway, Pa. LUNDQUIST. David W. David Lundquist,
CYCEIK, Stanislaw. Mrs. Josie Piantek 7125 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chiago, Ill.
8700 Houston Avenue, Chicago, Ill. McKIRGAN, James I. James W. McKirgan,
DAVID, Joseph. Mrs. Josephine ivis, La- Petrel, N. Dak.
fayette, Pa. McQUEEN, Henry C. J. A. McQueen, Slidell,
DAVIS, Charlie George. Mrs. Julia Davis, La.
Paden, Okla. McQUILLAN, Francis. Mrs. Katherine Mc-
DAVIS, Raymond T. Raymond M. Davis, Divitt, 2837 East Indiana Avenue, Phila-
Pineora, G;a. delphia, Pa.
DIZEO, Antonio. Miss Mary Dizeo, 446 Lin- MADSEN, Martin. Peter Peterson, Sherburn,
coln Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Minn.
DOBERSTEIN, Frederick. Andrew Dober- MAIN, Charles F. George L. Main, Lowell,
stein, 22 ring Street, Nanticoke, Pa. Mass.
DORSON, Andrew E. Mrs. Andrew Dobson, MARTIN. Thomas. Willey Outtfileld, Keota,
302 West Kansas Avenue, Anadarko, Okla. Mo.
DOBSON, Edward W. Albert Dobson, 632 MAZZARO. Donato. Carlo Dedeo, 106 Maple
East Sevehteenth Street. New York, N. Y. Street, Conshohocken, Pa.
DOROTHY, Olen J. Mrs. Alice Olen, Pills- MEILE, David F. Ludwig Merkel, Bowdle,
burg. N. Ddk. S. Dak.
DOYLE, Frank J. Mrs. Katherine Doyle, MEYERS, John. Mrs. Amelia Meyers, Eagle
2005 Boone Street, Baltimore, Md. Lake. Minn.
ery, Tacoma, Wash. MYERS, John P. Charles F. Myers, 3763
EBERWEIN, Horace B. Edgar J. Eberwein, Rhodes Avenue, Chicago. Ill.
R. F. D. 4, Allentown, Pa. MILLSAPS, George T. Miss Cora Millsaps,
ELLIOTT, Elmer F. Mrs. Media Barnes, R. Nogo. Ark.-
F. D. 2, box 217, Dallas, Tex. MODZELVISKL Peter. Adam Groustalskl,
925 North Olden Avenue. Trenton, N. .
FLEIG, Joseph E. Mrs. Barbara Fleig. Moun- MOFFITT, Guy R. Miss Mary Moffitt, R. F.
taintop, Pa. D. 6, McMinuville, Tenn.
FRANCIS. David J. Mrs. Stella E. Francis, MOUINK, Henry. Mrs. Leona Parker, 478
Scotland, Ark. Hamilton Avenue, Detroit, Mlch.
FRANCIS, Fy C. Charles B. Francis, 186 MOILIEN, Thorval C. Peter Moilk'n, R. F.
Temple Street, Fredonia, N. Y. D. 1, box 65, Coon Valley, Wis.
FRANK, David. Mrs. Maria Franchi, Nota- MOLNAR, John. Mrs. Cathline Molnar, 2044
resco, Teramo, Abruzzi, Italy. 'West Twentieth Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
FRANKLIN, George T. Mrs. Anna W. Frank- NEZEKA, Theodore. Mrs. May Nozek, 312
Up, 511 Tenth Street SBE.. Minot, N. Dak. Sixth Street, Jersey City, N. J.
FROST, Leslie A. Mrs. Ora Frott, Athol, NORFLEET, Joseph E. Joseph W. Norfleet,
Kans. R. P. D. 4, Cumberland City, Tenn.
GROSS, Clarence D. Granville Gross, Patsey, OBERSKI, Vincent J. Alex Oberski, R. P. D.
Ky. 3. Ubly, Allh.
HALLETT, Harold E. Mrs. Sadie V. Bauer, OLSEN, Carl C. NIls P. Olsen, Aaderup
Mancos, Colo. Mark, Nestved, Denmark.
HAMILTON, Perry. Mrs. Clara S. Hamilton, OLSON, Carl 0. Mrs. Ida L. Olson, 417
Drumright, Okla. North Forty-seventh Street, Seattle, Wash.
HAMMER, Soloman. Herman Hammer, 734 PAPPIN. Herbert A. Mrs. Jane Pappin,
East Fifth Street, New York, N. Y. Estes Park, Colo.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
PETERS, Dover. Jared Peters, Louisa, Ky.
PHILLIPS, Howard R. Fred Phillips, R. F.
D. 2, Kane, Pa.
PRINCE, Wyman W. Edward S. Prince,
3708 Harriet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
PROSSER, Leonard Graham. Mrs. George
Prosser, 210 West South Street, Eaton
Rapids, Mich.
RICKS, Andrew. Miss Clara W. Ricks, 617
West Second Street, Rome, Ga.
RUDY, Fredrick J. Mrs. Bessie Dahson, 1913
Folsom Street, San Francisco, Cal.
RUSSO, Concetto. Sehastino Russo, 110
Washington Street, Johnstown, N. Y.
SALVESKY, Max A. Max L. Salvesky, 2328
East Clearfield Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SARKISIAN, Ezequiel. Anatas Sarkisian,
Beirut, Lataka Province, Syria.
SHEPARD, William R. Mrs. Cardelia 'M.
Shepard, 1610 Carpenter Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SHERRILL, Henry. Mrs. Lillie Sherrill,
Elizabethton, Tenn.
STIFF, Andrew. Miss Rosina Stiff, 30 Six-
teenth Avenue, Maywood, Ill, _ PRIVATES.
STOCKEL, Ivar F. Jerhard Stocekl, 2042
Fletcher Street, Chicago, Ill.
ULIBARRI, Juan Antonio. Mrs. Tieodorita
libarri, Tierra Amarilla, N. Mex.
WAGLER, Lawrence A. Louis Wagler, Desh-
lr, Ohio.
WEE, Gilbert A. Mrs. Sirgid Wee, Hanska,
Minn.
WEEKS, Arthur C. Miss Ella Weeks, 207
Summers Street, Passaic, N. J.
WIGMAN, Joseph. Mrs. Annie Wigman, New
Baden, Ill.
WILLIAMS, George E. Benjamin Reid, gen-
eral delixery, Shingleton, Mich.
WODARCZAK, Frank. Mrs. Mary Wodarezak,
203 Sweet Avenue, Buffalo. N. y.
WOJICK, Frank. John Wojick, Warsaw,
Russia.
ZAiIARA, Stanley. John Zahara, 812 Win-
stanley Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill.
BRANCH. David W. Charles W. Branch, Teb-
bettis, Mo.
CAMPBELL, John H. William Campbell,
general delivery, Bloomfield, Nebr.
GARDNER, Lee. Mrs. Ellis Gardner, Hub-
bard, Ohio.
GOROHYSKY, Harry. Mrs. Lizzie Gorohv-
sky, 164 East One hundred and twelfth
Street, New York, N. Y.
KENDZIERSKI, Steve Stanley. William
Kendzierski, box 147, Amsterdam, Ohio.
MAGEE, Erwin E. George W. Magee, R. F.
D. 3, Halls, Tenn.
ROSS, Claud S. Mrs. Mary B. Ross, De Kalb,
Tex.
SINDELDECKER, Guy. Jack Shindel-
decker, Eau Claire, Mich.
THIELE, William L. Mrs. Melda Thiele, 715
Ninth Avenue, South Wausau, Wis.
WAINWRIGHT, Neal. Mrs. Elsie T. Wain-
wright, 1 Murketquid Street, Concord,
Mass.
WEIDMAN, Hugo. Edward Weidman, 1312
Indiana Avenue, Sheboygan, Wis.
WILDEY. Sherman. Mrs. Dellia Wildey, 430
Louis Avenue, Boyne City, Mich.
CORRECTIONS IN CASUALTY LIST.
Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Killed in Action.
PRIVATE.
RIBKEE, Elmer. Mrs. Kathryn Ribkee, 1018
North II Street, Richmond, Ind.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ-
ously Reported Killed in Action.
PRIVATD.
BEECHER. Frank E. Arthur Ii. W. Beecher,
060 East Indianola Avenue, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Killed in Action.
LIUTENANT.
LYNCH, Mack M. William Lynch, Dawson
Springs, Ky.
PRIVATES.
MORMON, Fred D. Mrs. Clara Mormon, 1400
Oakes Street, Columbia, S. C.
ZABEL, Walter. Herman Zabel, Buffalo
Lake, Minn.
Died of Disease, Previously Reported
Died from Wounds.
CORPORAL.
BROWN, John. Mrs. Helen C. Brown, -773
Creston Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined), Previ-
ously Reported Died -from Wounds.
PRIVATES.
CAVANAUGH, William H. James Cavanaugh.
Cannonsburg, Mich.
DUGGAN, Harold John. John P. Duggan,
3747 Herndon Street, Chicago, Ill.
HOPKINS, Free C. Mrs. Lucy Hopkins,
Buhl, Idaho.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Died from Wounds.
PRIVATE.
SMITH, Hiram A. Mrs. Anna L. Smith, R. F.
D. 1, Troy, Kans.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Died of Disease.
PRIVATES.
LED, Robert E. Mrs. Tilda A. Lee, 3026
Cherry Street, Kansas City, Mo.
NOCE, Giovanni A. Angelo Noce, 81 Frost
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Killed, Previously Reported Wounded
Severely.
PRIVATE.
FREDERICKSON, Glenn L. Ray Frederick-
son, Warsaw, Ind.
Missing in Action; Previously Reported
Wounded Severely.
CORPORAL.
ZACEK, William J. Mrs. Helen Zacek, 50
Whilcomb Street, Webster, Mass.
PRIVATES.
ANDERSON, Gustav V. Mrs. Emma Ellison,
Ballaton, Mina.
ANGIELILLO, Vito N. Miss Philomena Ange-
lillo, Ban Casamassima, Italy.
ARRINGTON, Clyde I. C. 1R. Arrington, box
174, McLoud, Okla.
AUER, Beno .T. John Auer, Albany, Minn.
BOOTII, William Wayne. Mrs. henry W.
Booth, R. F. D. 1, New Milford, Pa.
BOWEN, Clayton F. Willard A. Bowen, 213
Chestnut Street, Kewanee, Ill.
BURNS, John William. Henry Burns, R. F.
D. 2, bx 27, Hardy, Nebr.
CARLSEN, Clarence H. Mrs. Hanna E. Carl-
sen, 408 East Lanme Street, Bozeman, Mont.
COOPER, Chancy. irs. Martha Cooper, 449
Grandville Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich.
CORNELL, Wilbur A. Alfred B. Cornell, 49
South Lincoln Avenue, Ocean Side, N. Y.
DI MATTIO, Dominick. Louis Dipillo, 136
Cherry Avenue, Canton, Ohio.
GLASS,- Philip. Gerchen Glass, 171 Swirzh
Street, Lemberg-Galicla, Austria.
GREGGERSON, Bennett E. John Greggerson,
222A Newstead Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
JABLONSKI, Alike. Frank Jablouski, Lublin,
Russia.
JAGD, Henry W. Wessell T. Jagd, Braddock,
N. Dak.
JETER, James Hubert. Mrs. Hannah Jeter,
Lyndon, Kans.
KELLE, Fred. Jacob Kelle, Napoleon, N.
Dak.
KOISTT, Wil1am. Mike Koisti, Viburg, More-
lar Province, Finland.
KROGSTAD, Helmer. Mrs. Anna Krogstad,
Tenth and St. Croix Streets, Hudson, Wis.
LADAS, Nicolas. Stauros Ladas, Kaffolonia,
Lixoulon, Greece.
LA VIGNE. Harry. Mrs. Jeanete Boudway,
300 West Seventeenth Street, New York,
N. Y.
LAVIX, Louis. Mrs. R. Lavin, 816 Bainbridge
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
LICAMELLA, John. Mrs. Madaline Licam-
ella, 153 Jones Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
LIGHT, Kenneth Chester. Monroe Light,
Munger, Mo.
LONG, Aadrew V. John Long, .110 Third
Street, Niles, Ohio.
MATHEWS. Frank R. Mrs. Dolly C. Math-
ews. 60 Zane Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio.
OLIVER, William. Mrs. Rebecca Oliver,
Cookstown, N. J.
SCHOEL, Grover 'C. Mrs. Agnes E. Schoel,
1622 O'Neill Street, Cheyenne, Wyo.
SMITH, Jesse B. M. D. Smith, West Paris,
Mo.
SOLUSKI, Nicholas. Mrs. Antonetta Solusk,
133 Twenty-third Street. Brooklyn. N. Y.
STOFFEY, John 3T. Mrs. Mary Stoffey, Coal-
dale, Schuylkill County, Pa.
qZAJKOWSKI, Joseph. Frank Szajkowski,
1531 East Tenth Avenue, Moline, Ill.
IT
Killed in Action, Previously Reported-
Wounded in Action.
COrPORAL.
CASEY, James J. Mrs. Ellen Casey, 289
Ninth Street, Troy, N. Y.
PRIVATE.
PETERSON, Luther A. Mrs. Henry Nelson,
Fremont, Nebr.
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Xissing in Action.
CORPORAL.
DUBINSKY, Philip. Harry Dubinsky, 386
Madison Street, New York, N. Y.
BECTIANIC.
EUSTACE, Patrick. Dennis' O'Halloran, 508
Devisadero Street, San Francisco, Cal.
AGOSTINO Leone. Mrs. Mariana Agostino,
Sinagra, Provincia Messina, Italy.
ARRASMITH, Asa. Mrs. Lillie Butler, Sher-
burne Ky
BALLAS, Ell. Steve Balas, 5831 Sixty-first
Avenue, West Allis, Milwaukee, Wis.
BUDROVITZ, John. Anthony Kozlovonki, 141
Hillside Avenue Edwardsville, Pa.
BURCH, Verland II. Henry W. Burch, R. F.
D. 1, Perry, Ark.
CASE, Fred Thomas. Thomas Bratton, Grand
Rapids, Wis.
CRISP, Jess. Miss Mary Brocoe, 911 North
Gran, Neodesha, Kans.
DRISCOLL, Richard A. Mrs. Mary Driscoll,
85 Butler Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DUNSON, Henry. W. H. Dunson, Canoe, Ala.
ENO, Noah L. Albert .Delcore, -727 Tower
Avenue, Superior, Wis.
FLENTJE, Charles C. Mrs. Ben Schwarting,
Round Lake, Minn.
FORD, Donald I. Mrs. Louella Curry Ford,
R. F. D. 3, Nashville, Ind.
GRANTHAM, Willie. George Grantham,
Ocilla, Ga.
KENNEDY, Stephen C. Elmer J. Kennedy,
Troy, Pa.
KRINSKY, Louis. Mrs. Anna Krinsky, 214
Levonia Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
NUNNERY, Jim. F. A. Nunnery, Edgmoor,
S. C.
ROSENKRONTE, Ike. Louis Rosenkrontz,
Planter Hotel, Leavenworth, Kans.
ROSSI, Lohis. Vincent Rossi, Pagnatico,
Province Pish, Italy.
ROUSE, Fay S. Charles Rouse, 330 East Or-
leans Street, Otsego, Mich.
SPRAGUE, Arthur L. Mrs. A. L. Sprague,
1508 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Mo.
WATCITASKIE, Walter. Mrs. Catherine Gard-
ner, 25 Reservation Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Previously Reported Missing in Action,
Now Reported Dead of Wounds Received
In Action. I
CORPOR ta.
MANNING. John J. Mrs. Catherine Man-
ining, 43 French Street, Watertown, Mass.
PRIVATES.
COWANS, Brownlow. Mrs. Mattie Cowans,
It. F. D. 1, Hartsville, Tenn.
LINDSAY, William S. Mrs. William Geer,
Portland Hills, Pa.
SCHMALING, Victor I. William Schmaling,
R. F. D. 4, Appleton, Wis.
SHAFFER, William H. Mrs. William Shaffer,
R. F. D, 3, Dubois, Pa.
Previously Reported Missing in Action,
NloW Reported Dead of Disease.
PRIVATE.
MYERS, Loy C. Paul H. Myers, R. IP. D. 1,
Tane town, Md.
Previously Reported Missing in Action,
Now Reported Dead, Cause Undeter-
mined.
LIEUTExANT.
WILLIAMS, Bertram. Mrs. J. B. Williams,
Channing Place, Cambridge, Mass.
PRIVATES.
BLADES, Gilbert C. Mrs. Rebecca Blades,
Somerset, Pa.
DAVENPORT, David L. Mrs. Dora Good,
1008 Scranton Street, Scranton, Pa.
FISHER. Harry C. Alex Fisher, Berlin, Pa.
JESELSKIS, John. Joe Jeselskis, 103 Waldon
Street, Rumford, Me.
PERRY, Walter. James Perry, Kermit, W. Va.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
Previously Reported Missing in Action,
Now Reported Severely Wounded.
CAPTAIN.
ACKLIN, William C. Mrs. Grai M. Acklin,
2146 Collingwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio.
CORPORAL.
BECKER, Earnest A. Frederick Linkogel, 127
Garden Street, H1boken, N. J.
PRIVATES. ,
ZAICHUK, Peter J. Mrs, Annie Ustinoff, 17
Beach Street, Worcestef, Mass.
AASE, Edwin B. Mrs. Emma B. Aase, ROsS,
Miln.
COPPERSMITH, William D. J. M. Copper-
swith, Rockford, Ohio.
DAILEY, Lile. Mrs. Emma Dailey, 660 Har-
old Avenue, Portland, Oreg.
FABICH, Frank T. James Fabich, Winona,
Minn.
FERRARA, Michele. Mrs. Tozzi Giovanna Fu
Michele Areangelo, Orsara, Di Puglia, Italy.
IRVING, John F. Eugene D. Irving, 718
Third Street, Peoria, Ill.
ISHMAEL, Clarence. W. H. Ishmael, Green-
castle, Mo.
KOCZOROWSKI, Anton. Steve Koczorowski,
1050 NOrth Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, III.
LICCIARDI, Aptonio. Charles Llcciardi, 75
India Court, North End, Boston,- Mass.
NIECECIK, Felix. Kaesnig Niececik, Bart-
back, Poland, Russia.
PETTYS, John Nelson. Mrs. Lida Pettys,
Bainbridge N. Y.
PRINCIPATY Gulseppi. Charley Principati,
35 Sunny Side Avenue, Readville, Mass.
QUIRK, George 0. Mrs. Rose W. Quick, 187
Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y.
SCHIEBE, Vincent. John Schiebe, 1256 Dick-
son Street, Chicago, Ill.
8CHROEDER, Frank. Mrs. Ruth Schroeder,
534 Taylor Street, Daytoy, Ohio.
TATTERSALL, William. Miss Sadie E. Tat-
tersall, 11 Parker Street, Exeter, N. H.
VACCARELLO, Pietro. Mrs. Maria Tomma-
rello, Spigno, Gaturnio, Italy.
WHEELER, Frank. Arch Wheeler, Girard,
Ala.
WILLIAMS John J. Mrs. Jennie Williams,
Thirty-third Street, Carrollton, Ky.
Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Missing in Action.
LIEUTENANT.
HAMILTON, Joseph E. Joseph.G. Hamilton,
Hector, Ark.
SERGEANTS.
JONES, Earl L. Mrs. C. Jones, 1411 Laramie
'Street, Manhattan, Kans.
MITCHELL, Lige. John S. Mitchell, R. F.
D. 1, Fairmont, Okla.
OLIVER, Joe. Joshua C. Oliver, Glenn, Ky.
CORPORAL.
OLIVER, Leonard. Lemuel Oliver, Elton, La.
MECHANIC.
STOKES, Fred. E. Stokes, Livingston, Tex.
PRIVATES.
ARCTIER, Orville. Mrs. Mary A. Webb, 1510
Penn Avenue, New Brighton, Pa.
BEDWELL, Isaac L. Mrs. Sarah A. Bed-
well, 927 Walnut Street, Chester, Pa.
BRUNO, Francesco. Vangesga Bruno, Piglio,
Province of Rome, Italy.
BRZEZINSKY, Joseph. Mrs. Joseph Brzez-
insky, 9 Christian Street, Philadelphia, Pp.
CAMPBELL, Joseph. Mrs. Gertrude MeDon-
aId, 735 Harris Avenue, Providence, R. I.
DAVIDSON, Mervyn. Herbert Davidson,
Logan, Utah.
DI PIETRO, Augusto. Emidio D1 Pietro,
Alelli, Province of Aquilla, Italy.
DORNAN, Elmer W. Mark Dornan, 317 Ely
Street, Allegan, Mich.
DUKE, Luther. G. F. Duke, 379 Trigg
Avenue, Memphis, Tenn.
DUMAR, Joseph D. Mrs. Adeline Dumar, Au
Sable Forks, N. Y.
DTRIIAM, Albert J. Henry R. Durham, R.
F. D. 3. box 20, Durand, Miss.
ENGLUND, John. Erick Englund, Augusta,
Mont.
FLAKES, George. Miss Jane Daniel, 238
South Georgia Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
GANN, Harvey C. John Gaun, Trenton, Mo.
GREER, R. D. John I. Greer, Spur, Tex.
HILTZ, Edward. Mrs. Mary Wilzonoff, Mil-
likan, Colo.
HORN, Tames L. William S. Horn, Mag-
nolia Springs, Tex.
HOSEK, James E. Thomas Hosek, R. F. D.
4, Olivia. Minn.
HOUROION, Channes. Mrs. Channes Hou-
roion, Erzrum, Armenia.
JACKSON, Burley V. W. D. Jackson, R. F.
D. 1, Gapton, Ark.
JACKSON, Ellie J. Aaron W. Jackson' Pan-
dora Tex.
KAPLAN, Simon. Mrs. Fannie Kaplan, 26
Bellevue Street, Hartford, Conn.
KOLASA, Nick. Mrs. Josephine Wiesoski, 786
Theodore Street, Petrdit, Mich.
McKNIGHT, Walter. David H. McKnight,
Salisbury, N. C.
MGILAUGILIN, Clarence T. Mrs. Myrth A.
Kernan, 914 West Galer Street, Seattle,
Wash.
McLEOD, Leo K. Mrs. Ike Mahew, King-
fisher, Okla.
MAGALDI, Dominick. John Magaldi, 388
Congress Avenue, Waterbury, Conn.
MAHONEY Clarence J. Mrs. Patrick Ma-
honey 4342 Gano Street, St. Louis, Mo.
MERRILL, William H. Mrs. F. G. Bradley,
7 Cheney Place, Lowell, Mass.
MILLAS, Ben. Tony Millas, Mingo Junction,
Ohio.
MORISETT, Eugene. Mis Rose Marisett, 48
Seaview Street, Jersey City, N. J.
NOVINSKI, John F. Mrs. Eva Novinski,
Stelitzer, Wis.
PERI, Samuel. Vincen Pert, 581 Twentieth
Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
PFEIFFER, Oscar J. Martin Pfeiffer, El-
wood, Nebr.
PHILLIPS, Arthur S. Mrs. John Werth, 514
Bardridge Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PHILLIPS. Evert. Mrs. 01ie Phillips, 722
Harriet Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
PRICE, Winflield J. Winfield Scott Price, 512
Michigan Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J.
RICCIARDELLO, Michael. Jo. Ricciardello,
704 Kader Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SHARKEY, Lujre. Mrs. Harry Donovan, 275
Broadway, South Boston, Mass.
STEWART, Stktnley. Mrs. Eva Stewart, 32
South Avenue, Rochester, N. Y.
STONE, Marshall. Mrs. Lue E. Stone, Chad-
land Street, Schoolfield. Va.
WEBSTER, Orville C. Miss Lucinda Smith,
25 North Sevdnth Street, Zanesville, Ohio.
WEEKS, Jacob Henry. Mrs. Liddle Prince,
Charleston, Mo.
WILSON, Arthur A. Miss Helen G. Wilson,
care of Davidson, 346 East Eighteenth
Street, New York, N. Y.
WILSON, Arthur B. John Carleson, 194 Myr-
tle Avenue, Jersey City, N. J.
WINTER, Leonidas Cedell. Mrs. Emma Win-
ter, Shady Point, Okla.
WORLAND. Charles 0. Mrs. Alice Worland,
143 South Arsenal Avenue, Indianapolis,
Ind.
WRIGHT, Robert C. E. M. Wright, Hickory,
N. C.
Wounded in Action (Degree Undeter-
mined), Previously Reported Missing in
Action.
SERGEANTS.
CALDER, Brooke J. John D. Alexander, Stop
134, Shore Line, Euclid, Ohio.
HILL, Erskine. W. L. Hill, Durant, Okla.
HOUGH, Frederick W. Mrs. S. B. Hough, 444
West Forty-first Street Los*Angeles, Cal.
MORGAN, Lloyd. Mrs. Jeannette Morgan, 50
Jefferqon Avenue, Jersey City, N. J.
SCHEPER, Edward A. Henry A. Scheper,
1119 Aisquith Street, Baltimore, Md.
CORPORALS.
CARTER, William J. Michael Carter, 119
Sanford Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
HAMMONDS, Aubrey. Mrs. James L. Ham-
mondq, 408 Spring Avenue, Jacksonville,
Tex.
HEATH. John R. Mrs. John R. Heath, 1596
Northland Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio.
KELEHER, Joseph A. Bernard J. Keleher,
519 West One hundred and sixty-second
Street, New York, N. Y.
MINCKS. Walter Irving. Enos R. Mincks,
Newkirk, Okla.
MOUCHECK. James.
Mrs. Catherine Mou-
check, 2180 East Huntingdon Street, Phila-
delphia. Pa.
WICHT, Ernest 0. Mrs. Emma Groeschel, 459
Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark, N. J.
MECHANICS.
BENNETT, Benjamin C. Mrs. Jennie A. Ben-
neit, Vinta Park, St. Louis County, Mo.
MIKULENCAK, Joe M. Mrs. Rosa Kret,
Cudahy, Wis.
SHEPPARD, Edward J. Alphonse Sheppard,
200 Saratoga Avenue, Cohoes, N. Y.
PRIVATES.
ABELS, Conrad. Barney Abels, R. F. D. 1,
Holland, Iowa.
ADAMS, James T. Mrs. Mary Wallace Adams,
Maysville, Banks County, Ga.
ADAMS, William A. John Adams, R. F. D.
1, Celina, Tenn.
ANGEL, Oscar. Mrs. Harriet Angel, Fort
Towsen, Okla.
ARGARELLA Luigi. Antonio Argarella,
Guardia Grido, Province Chieti, Italy.
BLAIR, Elmer Harrison. Mrs. Francis M.
Blair, 185 East Madison Street, Lancaster,
Pa.
BECK, George John. Mrs. Bertha Beck, Lin-
denhurst, N. Y.
BELL, Charles P. Mrs. J. P. Bell, 36 Evans
D., Fort McPherson, Ga.
BENNETT, Fred. David C. Bennett, R. F. D.
2, Smiths Grove, Ky.
BERNER, Chester A. Miss Hester Berner,
R. F. D. 4, North Hampton, Ohio.
BOTTARU, John. Michele Bottaru, Falconi,
Province Sassari Fomi, Italy.
BRYANT, Laburn E. Mrs. James W. Darvin,
Hollywood Ala.
BURROUGH, Bud J. George W. Burroughs,
Greenville, Tex.
COLPAERT, Tryphone. Mrs. Julia Colpaert,
East Flanders Dienge, Belgium.
COOK Andrew B. William HI. Cook, R. F.
D. Augusta, Ga.
CRAMLLI, Gabrielli. Gabrielli Cramilli, 415
H Street, Carnegie, Pa.
CURATOL, Lawrence. William Nemiro, 835
Springarden Street, Eastn, Pa.
CUSICK, Vincent. Mrs. Margaret Cusick,
Huntington, Long Island, N. Y.
DAVIS, Herman. Mrs. Jasper F. Davis, R.
F. D. 2, Macon, Ga.
DEGENARO, Tony. Mrs. Mary Degenaro, 122
Grand Street, Hoboken, N. J.
DEISLER, Henry. Mrs. Sarah Deisler, 101
Quine Stree ympia, Wash.
DELLACQUA, elo. Angelo P. Giuseppe,
1803 Pittston Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
DELUCAS, John F. Mrs. Catherine Delucas,
1937 South Twentieth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
DORSANO, Angelo L. Mrs. Congetta L. Dor-
sano, 183 Bleecker Street, New York, N. Y.
DUTFF, Robert D. Mrs. Mary Swank, gen-
eral delivery, Elmira, Mich.
DURKIN, Michael. Mrs. Margaret J. Quinn,
599 Albany Avenue, Hartford, Conn.
EARLS, Joe H. Mrs. Milisna M. Earls, Crow-
ley, Tex.
FERNAAYS, Edward H. Mrs. Susue Fer-
aays, Penfield, N. Y.
FLOOD, Fred M. George Flood, box 55,
North Waterboro, Me.
FOX, Lorenza K. Mrs. Sarah Carmack, Ada,
Okla.
FOX, Roy. Mrs. Eliza Jane Fox, Bushyhead,
Okla.
FULLER, Joseph 4R. Mrs. Harriet Redburn,
Alton. Mo.
GADSON, Gail F. John Gadson, R. F. D. 2,
Marshfield, Wis.
GALLIGAN, Thomas E. Mrs. Margaret Gal-
ligan, 70 Blackstone Street, Woonsocket,
R. I.
GREENBERG, Abe. - Mrs. Katie Gregtberg,
87 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HAMBERGER, Hugo. Mrs. Anna Iamberger,
3627 Warsaw Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
HEEGE, Lawrence A. Mrs. Rose Ileege,
South Kirkwood Road. Kirkwood, Mo.
HINKLE. Clarence. Mrs. Mary E. Ilinkle,
Drumright. Okla.
JENSON, Johannes C. Laurits Jenson,
Skjorring. Galben, Jylland, Denmark -
ICELDGARD, Carl. Peter Kelgard, Silheberg,
Denmark.
KELLY, Andrew. Miss Mary E. Kelly Dan-
bury. Coon.
KNIGHT. John C. James F. Knight, 016 H
Street, Lawton, Okla.
KORNAIHRINS. Fred W. Mrs. Augusta
Kornahre , 778 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
KRANTZ, Rolland. George Kaufman, Tren-
ton, Ill.
LA COLLA, Stephen. Mrs. Myta La Colla, 7
Henchman Street, Boston, Mass.
LADETTO. Peter. Toni Ladetto, box 614,
Sesser. Ill.
LAGANELLA. Anthony. Mrs. Mary Lagan-
ella, 1921 3illin Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
LARAMORE, Charley E. Mrs. Salema Lara-
more. Aivarado, Tex.
LATHROP, Howard W. Ella Lathrop, Braden-
town, Fla.
LAURENZ, Frank. August Laurenz, Eagle
Butte, S. Dak.
LEHIGH, William. Mrs. Bridget Lehigh,
Dennison, Ohio.
LERZ, Joseph. Louis Lerz, 683 East Main
Street, Waterbury, Conn.
LEWIS. Allen. Mrs. Margaret G. Lewis, gen-
eral delivery, Bountiful, Utah.
LEWIS. Harold 0. Mrs. Lewis, R. F. D. 3,
Concord, Mich.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
LIEBOWITZ, Michael A. Abraham Liebo-
witz, 150'. North Sixth Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa,
LIPFERT, Albert G. Mrs. Fred Lipfert, 274
Britannia Street, Meriden, Conn.
LOBDELL, Arthur E. Mrs. Amelia Lobdell,
general delivery, Baypor Mich.
LOCKHART. Howard. . William Lock-
hart, 113 D Seventh-fift Street, New York,
N.Y.
LUTJEN, Albert D. Dick V. Lutjen, Cole
Camp, Mo.
MADDEN, Thomas Henry. Mrs. Ella Madden,
R. F. D. 2. Kingston, N. Y.
MILLS, Hubert. Mrs. Lottle Mills, 547 Frank-
lin dtreet, Hamilton, Ohio.
MIMMS, Robert L. W. L. Mimms, R. F. D.
a, box 3, Atmore, Ala.
MOCK, Leslie. Harry Mock, Forbes, N. Dak.
MOORE, Noble L. Charles E. Moore, Bloom-
field, Mont.
rMORGANTI, Felice. Mrs. C. Morganti, Do-
- caina, Italy.
MORRIS, Ray D. Mrs. Harry MeNeely, 218
Ewing Street, Washington, Pa.
MOXNESS, Ole J. Albert Kleven, R. F. D.
3, Devils Lake, N. Dak.
MUCHOWSKI, Joseph Walter. Mrs. Andrew
Pathy. 5045 Thliteenth Street, Cicero, Ill.
MULLER, John. John Muller, sr., East Bern-
stadt. Ky.
MIERS, Emmet. Miss Grace Myers, Salt
Lick, Ky.
NISBET, Alexander C. Alexander Nisbet.
Evanston, Wyo.
O'DONNELL, Patrick J. Martin J. O'Donnell,
1100 Armour Boulevard, Kansas City, Mo.
PACE, AdolL. Alfred Pace, 2"97 East Seltzer
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
PELO, Zenobio. Mrs. Jennie Pelo, 1032 Cen-
ter Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. . 1800 Yale Avenue, Knoxville Tenn
PEUSTER, Louis F. W. Fred Pouster, Sr.,
706 South Fifteenth Street, Quincy, Ill.
PHILO, Chester Earl. Mrs. Rebecca Philo,
Independence, EKans.
PONTIEBR, Leo. John Pontier, 202 South
Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
RASH, Street. Floyd K. Rash, Cominto, Ark.
REAM, George. T. Archie Ream, Falconer,
N. Y.
REED, Frank J. Mrs. Lillian Reed, St. Louis,
Mich.
REINERT Frank John Scheffez, 901 Ogden
Street, hiladelphiA, Pa.
ROWAN, James Aiphonso. Mrs. Anna Rowan,
228 Academy Street, Jersey City, N. J.
ItOZELL, Floyd F. Mrs. Floyd F. Rozell,
Webber Fails, Okla.
RUSSELL. Allen. Mrs. Jane Russell, Chinco-
tea e, Va.
SCOT, Leo E. Mrs. Lura E. Scott, House,
N. Aex.
SEYMOUR, Edward J. Henry Seymour,
South Street, Berlin. Mass.
SHELLEY, Francis. Walter Shelley, 649 St.
Anna Street, New York, N. Y.
SLATTERY, Waldo 0. Mrs. Anna. G. Slat-
tery, 8024 Powell Avenue, Kansas City,
Kans.
SMITH, Clifton F. Mrs. Ruth R. Smith, box
135. Fowlerville, Mich.
STEPHEN, John T. James M. Stephen, gen-
eral delivery, Dunkirk, Mont.
STIESS, Oscar. Charles M. Stiess, 16502 St.
Clair Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
SWEENEY, Mike L. Mrs. Laura Lindsay,
Mineral Point, Mo.
TALLEY, Bernard S. Mrs. Ellen W. Talley,
718 Ocoha Avenue, El Paso, Tex.
TRENTA, Archille. Joseph Trents, Pretaro
Ascoll, Italy.
TUTATO, Joseph A. Albert Tutalo, 278 Forty-
ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.-
WALKER, Burt C. Mrs. Irene Walker, 210
Avon Avenue, Newark, N. J.
WATT, Sterling. Mrs. Bes ie L. Watt, 1191
Flatbush Avenue, Brookly N. Y.
WHITNEY, Albert E. Ausin Whitney, 853
Vine Street, Waterloo, Iowa.
WILLCUTT, Carl D. Mrs. Lottle M. Clark,
bex 73, Tulare, Cal.
WILLIAMS, Bill. Mrs. Clara Williams, Can-
ton, Okla.
WOOD, James. Ben Wood, Mattingly, Ky.
YOUNG, James H. Jphn A. Young, Hamil-
ton. Ala.
ZISKOU, John C. George Ziskou, 69 Spruce
Street, Manchester, N. H.
ZUPCHAN, John J. Mrs. Andrew Zupchan,
2763 East Ninetieth Street, 'Cleveland,
Ohio.
Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing in Action.
CORPORAL.
RIBLET. Douglas. Charles F. Riblet 79
Allandale Avenue, East Cleveland, Ohio.
71'-194
PRIVATES.
ANDREWS, Elijah. John Andrews, 302
Lamar Street, Wichita Falls, Kans.
DORIS, Frank, Jr. Frank Doris sr, 810 Elm-
wood Avenue, Kansas City Mo.
BARLEY, Roy W. .Mrs. Minnie Cole, 900
West Myrtle Street, Independence, Kans.
HILLIARD, Earnest. Mrs. Margaret Hil-
liard, R. F. D. 4, Smithville, Miss.
JACQUES, Howard 0. Charles Jacques, 709
Calvet Avenue, Rome, N. Y.
LOWE, Clarence. Mrs. Ono Lowe, Clarks-
burg W. Va.
MERChR, Charles M. Myron Mercer, R. F.
D. 1, Hasford, Fla.
MILLER, William K. Mrs. Susan Miller, R.
F. D. i, Fleetwood, Pa,
Returied to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing in Action.
LIEUTENANT.
DE MORE, Sherman. Mrs. Anna De More,
Milwaukee, Wis.
SERGEANTS.
HERBERGER, Peter.
Mrs. Charles Her-
berger, 64 Ontario Avenue, Albany, N. Y.
MONTAIGNER James B. Mrs. Margaret Mon-
taigner, 7 0 8 Richard Street, Kndxville,
Tenn.
NIEMEYER, William H. Mrs. Johanna Nie-
meyer, 154 Avenue C, Rochester, N. Y.
TRONE, John D. Mrs. Marguerite E. Trone,
8527 Gilpin Street, Denver, Colo.
CORPORALS.
ALLISON, James S, Mrs. Francis B. Ellison,
ASlBURN, Harry W. Mrs. V. L. Ashburn,
box 586, Jefferson, Ohio.
CHAMBERS, Fred L. Mrs. W. B. Chambers,.
box 356, Jefferson Ohio.
LEONARD, Ernest b. Mrg. Nellie E. Leon-
ard, 490 Ohio Street, Akron, Ohio.
METLIN, William A. Thomas Metlin, Sum-
mit Avenue, RlIwood City, Pa.
ROSENBURG, Samuel R. Mrs. Eva Weiss,
1867 South Ridgeway Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
BUGLER.
LYNCH, George W. George Lynch, Moore, Pa.
PRIYATES.
ANTINOLFI, O'Neil. Mrs. Angelina Auti-
nolli, 14 Center Street, Amsterdam N. Y.
ANTOLICK, Joseph. Andrew Antolick, 631
North Franklin Street,*Philadelphia, Pa.
BANEY, Samuel F. Mrs. Evamay Bancy, 302
Walnut Street, Philipsburg, Pa.
BECK, Thomas H. Mrs. Mary J. Beck, Lake-
vlle, Ohio.
BECKER, William J. John Becker, R, F. D.
3, box 80. Kimmswlck, Mo.
BENDIX, Walter L. Henry Bendix 1215
Manhattan Street, Michigan City, Ind.
BLOOD, Lorrin G. Edmond Gilson Blood, 45
Ann Street, Ashtabula, Ohio.
BORDEN, Arthur L. Mrs. Ada Borden, Ful-
ton, Cal.
BROWN, William M. Alva A. Brown, Malta,
Mont.
BRYAN, Dean. Mrs. Jennie Bryan, Spring-
ville Utah.
BYRNES, Peter. Robert Byrnes, 2061 Dickin-
son Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CHRISTIAN, Otis L. W. P. Christian, 1022
East River Street, Davenport, Iowa.
COLLINS, Russell. Mrs. .Elmeria Collins, R.
F. D. 4, Lenoir, N. C.
CONTE, Giovanni. Mrs. Margaret Conte,
Farigliano, Italy.
CRAMER, Wendell Hiram. Charles Wilson
Cramer, Prairie View, Kans.
DAVIDSON, James A. J. Z. Davidson, Rosie,
Ark.
DICK, Albert T. Mrs. Mary E. Dick, 2671
Emerald Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
DODD, Welzy. Robert Dodd, Just, N. C.
DONNELLY. Arthur. Mrs. Bridget Donnelly,
1102 Kinkle Street, North Side, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
DUANE, John J. Thomas Duane, 188 Seventh
Street, Jersey City, N. J.
ELMORE, Fred Woodford. Mrs. Lucy Mary
Elmore, Coalton, W. Va.
EVANS, Sylvester J. Mrs. Stephen E. Evans,
Webster, Pa.
FAAS, Ferdinand, Jr. Mrs. Anna E. Faas,
Calpella, Cal.
FARMER, Albert H. Mrs. Sue Mae Farmer,
Gonzales, Tex.
FREITER, Edward W. Mrs. Emile Frelter,
3123 East Ninety-eighth Street, Cleveland,
Ohio.
FROST, Harold H. Mrs. Mabel A. Frost, 45
- Walnut Street New Britain. Conn.
13
FULLER, John H. Furnia I. Fuller, 20 Rail-
road Street, Columbus, Ga.
GOFF, Liston D. Duke Goff. Martins Ferry,
Ohio.
HANNERS, Clarence. Mrs. Rebecca Hanners,
119 South Avenue, Bridgton, N. J.
HEMPIVICK, Philip F. Mrs. Victoria Hempi-
vick, 4 Bridge Street, Cambridge, Mass.
HERBAUGH, Elmer F. Mrs. Mabel L. Her-
baugh, Wages, Colo.
HIBBELER, Hugo. Mrs. Ianna ilibbeler,
El Campo, Tex.
HIRSCH, Nathan. Benjamin. Hirsch, 1038
Hoe Avenub, Bronx County, New York, N. Y.
HOLLAND, Delbert. Mrs. Nora Holland, 178
Humboldt Avenue north, Tonawanda, N. Y.
KRUMLAUF, Asa G. Mrs. Mary Krumlauf,
Garibaldi, Oreg.
KUGLER, Alfred B. N. Mrs. J. B. Kugler,
Frenchtown, N. J.
LAWRENCE, Lloyd L. Francis W. Lawrence,
Oxford Avenue, Howard Park Md
LEEK, Orange. Mrs. Nancy J. Leek, R. F. D.
1, Moundsville, W. Va.
LEMKE, Emil A. A. Mrs. Christina Lemke,
309 North Fifth Street, Harrison, N. J.
LOGIDENSKI, William. Mrs. Helen Logi-
denski, 3 Elizabeth Street, Carnegie, Pa.
LOOS, Ernest A. William M. Loos, 515 South
Twelfth Street, Quincy, III.
MEETZE, Benjamin T. John A. Q. Meetze,
R. F. D. 1, Lexington, S, C.
MILLER, Joseph A. Mrs. Frances Miller, 13
Thomas Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
MITROVITCH, Tullius. Mrs. Lucia Mitro-
vich, 213 West Eightieth Street, New York,
N. *Y.
MOORE, George W. Mrs. Icy Moore, Center-
ville, Ohio.
MOORE, James. Mrs. Alicia Moore, 19
Grechin Terrace Andover, Mass.
MORA, Martin. bavid Mora, San Antonio,
N. Mex.
MORGAN, Charles Joseph. Thomas Morgan,
3814 Parrish Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
MORTON, Charles. Mrs. Francis B. Morton,
general delivery, Corning, N. Y. <
MOWELL, Robert M. William W. Stephens,
Sherman, Tex.
NORMAN, Bonnie. Ole Norman, Montevideo,
Minn.
NORMAN, Patrick. Walter Norman, 119
Ferry Street, Newark, N. J.
NORMAN,'Walter B. Elijah Norman, Meyers,
Ark.
ORR, Carl A. Mrs. Ethel Orr. 109 South
Sixth Street, Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
RAABE, Fred C. Mrs. Catherine Raabe,
1947 Fairfax Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
REED, Calvin E. Martin Reed, Killdeer, N.
Dak.
RICHTER, George John. Mrs. P. Sigmund,
1430 Howard Avenue, North Side, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
RUSSELL, Raymond J. Mrs. Elizabeth Rus-
sell, R. F. D. 1, box 223, Los Angeles, Cal.
SCLAVENITIS, Nick. Nick Konidaris box
835, Marshfield, Oreg.
SHELTON, Clarence C. Samuel F. Shelton,
Emporia, Kans.
SHERRY, Herbiel. Mrs. Mary E. Sherry,
Mayport, Pa.
SKONEZNEBY John. Joseph Skonesney. R. F.
D 1 box 92, Connellsville, Pa.
SPERIkG, Bernard. Mrs. Alice Spering, 5332
Reedland Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SPRINGER, Edward B. Gust Springer, 119
West Sixth Street, Dover, Ohio.
TALLMAN. Frederick S. George S. Tallman,
314 North Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
TICHYKY, Steve. John Tichoky, 3298 Ful-
ton Road. Cleveland, Ohio.
VIVEN, "William McK. Mrs. Elizabeth
Swayne. East New Market, Md.
WAITE, John Gilbert. Mrs. Hannah Waite,
Sligo, Pa.
WALTERS, Frank M. D. A. -Walters, Do
Soto, Ill.
WEAVER, William. Mrs. Jeanet Weaver, 918
West Jefferson Street Alexander, Ind.
WELKER, George D. Mrs. Mary A. Welker,
Necona, Tex.
WHITE, John E. John E. White, Quinton,
Oklia.
WILLIAMS, Alvie L. Martin A. Williams, A
Street, Huntsville, Ala.
WILLIAMS, Israel. Louis Metz, 2538 South
Sheridan Street, Philadelphia, Pa. -
WILLIS, Manson. Charles Willis, R. F. D. 3,
Clinton, Ind. *
WINIMKO, Bolieslaw. Victor Winimko, 24
Platt Street, Detroit, Mich.
WOODWARD, William Fay. George Wood-
ward. Yates Center, Kans.
WRIGHT, Thomas C. William A. Wright,
Alba, Tex.
ZAFARANO, Frank. Michael Zafarano, 103
Moore Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
U4 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
Returned to Military Control, Previously
Reported Missing in Action.
PRIVATES.
DICKERSON, Arthur. Mrs. Jennie Dickerson,
2109 West Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
JONES, Joseph Herbert. Mrs. Rosa L. Jones,
1704 West Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
MITCHELL, Ferris. William G. Mitchell,
Hendricks Store, Va.
WILLIAMSON, Carl. Mrs. Myra Williamson,
Christianstad, Finland, Russia.
Erroneously Reported Died from Wounds.
PRIVATES.
EARLE, Arthur II. Eugene V. Earle, 95 Milk
Street, Boston, Mass.
GAILLARD, Henry. Mrs. Maggie Gaillard,
R. F. D. 1, box 20, Parler, S. C.
HERLING, George. Mrs. Anna Herling,
Burke, Wis.
TURNER, Arthur F. Charley Turner, Grants-
burg, Ind.
WINSLOW, John MeKinely., Mrs. E. M. Wins-
low, Brownsville, Minn.
Erroneously Reported Wounded Severely.
CORPORAL.
ELDON. Jon. James Eldon, 421 West
Cleary Street, Pontiac, Ill.
SECTION 3, JANUARY 28, 1919.
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the Amer-
can Expeditionary Forces:
Wounded slightly -------------- 224
Wounded Slightly.
CAPTAIN.
BECKER, Edward S. Mrs. Henrietta Becker,
Brenham, Tex.
LILUTENANTS.
ALBERT, Phil B. Mrs. Mollie B. Albert, 1207
North Sixth Street, Fort Smith, Ark.
KELLEY, Aloyslus. Peter H. Kelley, 43
Bridge Street, South Itadley Falls, Mass.
KOLLOCK, Cornellus. Alexander C. Kollock,
488 Pearl Street, Darlington, S. C.
SERGEANTS.
ABBOTT, Cecil. Mrs. George Corelisen, 2140
Miles Street, Toledo, Olo.
BECK, Emil F., jr. Emil Beck, 751 North
Forty-third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BECK, Jacob. I. J. Beck, 150 Franklin Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
BECK, James B. Mrs. Olie Tucker, general
delivery, Comanche, Okla.
BECKER, Edward J. Mrs. M. E. Strub, 3425
Fleming Avenue, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GUMBlY, Richard Lawrence. Mrs. Vira Hol-
lenback, Herndon, Pa.
HABERSETZER, George. Mrs. Edna Haber-
setzer, 87J Holbrook Street, North Adams,
a Mass.
HOUSTON, Edward. Mrs. Mary Houston, 77
Lewis Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
JACKSON, Christopher A. Mrs. M. Downes,
542 West One hundred and twenty-fifth
Street, New York, N. Y.
McCARRICK, James J. Mrs. Mary A. Mc-
Carrick, 150 Josephine Avenue, west, Con-
shohocken, Pa
MACLEOD, Harry U. Mrs. Helen F. MiTcLeod,
4 Maine Street, Exeter, N. H.
MACKEEVER, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret E.
Mackeever, 789 East One hundred and fifty-
ixth Street, New York, N. Y.
MACKIN, Thomas J. Mrs. Agnes Saverty,
188 Van Deventer Avenue, Astoria, N. y.
PITELAN Hbward P. Mrs. John Phelan, 228
North Street, Salem, Mass.
SHELL, Frederick S. James A. Shell, Eliza-
bothton, Tenn.
CORPORALS.
BECK, Albert. Glen B. Beck, Ashland, Ala.
BECKMAN, Clem A. Mrs. Katherine Beck-
man, 423 Livingston Street, Celina, Ohio.
BRIGMAN, Herbert G. Mrs. Etta B. Brig-
man, Weaverville, N. C.
DIECK, William. Adam Dieck, R. F. D. 2,
Su.bury, Pa.
DIETRIC, Carl H. F. F. Dietrich, Hering-
ton, Kans.
FOWLER, 04eorge H. Harry A. Fowler, Elgin,
Mont.
GILLIES, Duncan. Miss Janet Gillies, 75
Florida Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
HEARD, G-eorge P. Mrs. B. M. Stone, Spear-
yille -La
HILT6N, *rl. Andrew Hilton, 3004 Alford
Avenue, Louisville, Ky.
I'
JACKSON, Frank J. Mrs. Louise H. Jack-
son, 318 South Jackson Street, Fitzgerald,
Ga.
KELLER, Hugh F. Mrs. Joseph Kehoe, 310
Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
KELLY, Howard P. Mrs. Edward Kelly, 1204
North Tenth Street, Reading, Pa.
KIDD, Clarence E. Mrs. Thomas J. Kidd,
Tye River, Va.
LOGAN, Booker. William W. Logan, Harris,
Ark.
McCANN, John F. Mrs. James J. McCann,
2548 East Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia,
Pa.
McPHERSON Carlos V. Miss Beatrice Mc-
Pherson, Pyor Okla.
MAHONEY, aro Cornelius. William Ma
honey, Success, Baskatchewan, Canada.
MERRIMAN, Lewis . Mrs. Nellie' Merri
man, Watermn, Ill.
MITCHELL, Chancey W. Mathew C.
Mitchell, 1103 Sheridan Street, Holdrege,
Nqbr.
PRICE, Roy A. Mrs. Ada Price, Belvidere,
Kans.
RIALE, Abram S. Mrs. Elizabeth Rale, Aus-
tin, Pa.
RIBLET, David W. William M. Riblet, R.
F. D. 7, Erie, Pa.
RICE, Amos Z. Mrs. Irene R. Rice, 811
Arlington Avenue, NW., Canton, Ohio.
RICE, Glenn. Hyrum W. Rice, Yale. Idaho.
WEBSTER, Herbert. Mrs. Anna Webster,
box 16, Hickman, Pa.
BUGLER.
MERRILL, Charles J. Mrs. Mattle Merrill,
R. F. D. 2, Manual Farm, Franklin, N. II.
s iSICIAN.
CALLAHAN, Frank C. Mrs. .. M. Rowley,
783 East One hundred and forty-ninth
Street, New York, N. Y.
sTEGITANICS.
BLEAU. Albert. Joseph Bleau, 57 Montgom-
ery Street, North Adams, Mass.
FOUST, Bienjamin Edgar. Miss Grace Foust,
Peculiar, Mo.
KOENIG, Alfred. Mrs. Francis Koenig, 6909
Gertrude Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
MITCHELL, Jesse R. Jesse R. Mitchell, Jr.,
Plainview, Tex.
COOKS.
DUFFALA, Michael. Mrs. Katy Duffala, 844;
Washington Street, Braddock, Pa.
LA BAUME, Emmette C. Miss Mabel La
Baume, Del Rio, Tex.
ruIvATFs.
MILLER, John J. Mrs. Francis Werner, 171
East Fifty-third S1reet, New York, N. Y.
MITCHELL, Frank Benjamin. Stole Mitchell,
R. F. D. 1, Fenwick, Mich.
MITCHELL, James E. Miss Charlotte Thomp-
son, Marseville, Ill.
MONROE, Arthur H. Mrs. Susie Monroe,
Fredericksburg, Va.
MOUILLERAT, Harry. Mrs. Margaret Mouil-
lerat, 347 Third Avenue, New York. N. Y.
MOZZO, Louis. Peter Mezzo, Columbia Park,
Delair, N. J.
MURPHY, Charles L. John Murphy, 2610
Chestnut Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
PALMATIER. John R. Mrs. Emerilla Palma-
tier, 1020 Hancock Street, Cheboygan, Mich.
PAOLONE, Antonio. Beopoldo-Paolone, St.
Stefano, Province di Camoobasso, Italy.
PATARCITY, Adam. Max Patarcity, 9 Lib-
erty Street, Trenton, N. J.
PHEIL, Harvey A. Mrs. Julia N. Pheli, R. F.
D. 6, Cordele, Ga.
PRICE, Luther S.' Mrs. Fannie T. Price,
Kemp, Okla.
RICHARD, Albion. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rich-
ards, box 281, Mexico, Me.
ROSE, Sidney. Mrs. Anna Rose, 1437 Lin-
coln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SCHNAARS, Arthur. Mrs. Agnes Schnaars,
45 Windsor Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SCHNEIDER, Arthur F.
Mrs. Johanna
Schneider, 300 South First Street, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
SCINEIDER. August W., Jr. Mrs. Minnie
Schneider, 17 Wood Street, West Chicago,
Ill.
SHEPHERD, Fred W. James P. Shepherd,
801 Everett Avenue, Wichita, Kans.
SHEPPARD, Earl. Mrs. Mary Sheppard,
Saunemin, Ill.
SHEPPARD, Eddie L. Thomas D. Sheppard,
R. F. D. 1, Mansfield, La.
SWANSON, Gust A. Arthur .. Swanson, 6442
Aberdeen Street, Chicago, Ill.
SWEIGART, Elmer B. George D. Sweigart,
R. F. D. 4, Manheim, 'a.
ABERNATHY, Fred B. John L. Abernathy,
R. F. D. 1, Elmwood, N. C.
BERGEN, Martin J. F. F. Bergen, 242 East
Main Street, Watertown, Conn.
BRICKEY, Everett. Mrs. Henry Liatz, Elk-
ton, Mfo.
BRYANT, Ethel B. Mrs. Lisk Bryant, Ruin-
soy, Ky.
BRZESKI, Prank. Mrs. Nellie Brzeski, 50
South Eagle Street, Terryville, Conn.
CALLENDER Paul W. Mrs. Harriet Callen-
der, 90 Bishop Street, Waterbury, Conn.
DIERKSON, Claus A. Mrs. Ralph D. Leonard,
Kennett, Cil.
DIETZ, August L. Mrs. Margaret Ott, 323
Mohawk Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FARRELL, John J. Mrs. Mary N. Townsend,
324 Eighty-seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
FOY, Council Lee. Council Foy, R. F. D. 1,
Pollocksville, N. C.
GAGE, Edward C. Carlton P. Gage, Heald-
'ton. Okla.
GILLESPIE, Bert. Willie Gillespie, Bernas,
Ark.
GOUDAILLER, Willard V. Mrs. Elizabeth
F. Goudailler, 193 Ohio Avenue, Providence,
R. I.
GREEN, Clarence Lorenzo. Thomas H. Green,
North Street, McGraw, N. Y.
GREEN, Edward. Mrs. Laura Fearyer, R. F.
D., Wade, Ga.
GREENWAY, Clifford I. J. H. Greenway,
Hartwell, Ga.
HAMILTON Cleveland. Miss Ivy Hamilton,
321 Foun in Avenue, Georgetown, Ky.
HOUCHENS, Charley F. Mrs. Doran Houch.
ens, Clarkston, Wash.
HOVLAND, Einar M. Mrs. Matilda Hovland,
2315 South Sixth Street, Minneapolis, Minn.
JACK, Earl L. A. N. Jack, 1213 Arden
Avenue, Glendale, Cal.
JACKSON, David A. Mrs. blartha Ella Jack-
son, R. F. D. 1, Trenton Ky.
JACKSON, Elmer. Mrs. Vattle E. Jackson,
Caneyville, Ky.
JACKSON, Frank J. Mrs. Louise H. Jackson,
818 South Jackson Street, Fitzgerald, Ga.
JACKSON, George W. Mrs. Malinda Jackson,
R. F. D. 6, Vancouver, Wash.
JONES, Albert. Mrs. Kate Jones, 1426 Kan-
sas Avenue, East St. Louis, Ill.
JONES, Bill. Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge, Knob
Creek, Ark.
JONES Birdie C. Mrs. Sarah H. Jones, 14
Collingwood Avenue, South Norfolk, Va.
JONES, Cecil J. Mrs. Sarah Jones, Santa
Paula, Cal.
KELLER, Edward J. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Kel-
ler, 11202 Tuscora Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
KELLY, Bernard G. Thomas Kelly, 724 Vin-
ton Street, Waterloo, Iowa.
KIERSTEAD, Dogald. Mrs. Amanda Kier-
stead, White Terrace, Waverly, Mass.
KOENIG, August William. William Kpenlg,
Barnesville, Minn.
LABARRE, Arthat. George Labarre, R. F.
D. 1, box 45, Sparta, Mich.
McFARLAND, Herman. James McFarland,
Rockhold, Ky.
McRAE, Celia A. Mrs. Susan McRae, 11 Ly-
man Street, Beverly, Mass.
MOREVEY, Clarence A. Mrs. Mable Manley,
Blackwell, Okla.
MACHENIEIM, Howard J. Mrs. Elizabeth
Machenheim, 520 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
MERK, James G. Miss Emma Koerner, 163
East Eighty-sixth Street, New York, N. Y.
MERLINO, Joe. Mrs. Mary Merlino, 346
East One hundred and fifth Street, New
York, N. Y.
MERONEY, Kyle A. Charles A. Meroney,
1327 South Eleventh Street, Waco, Tex.
ABALLO, Ehillo. Chino Aballo, 48 Belmont
Avenue, Belleville N. J.
ABISSI, Carmelo. 1icolo Russo, 14 Havens
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ARRINGTON, Ben. Napoleon Arrington, Na-
vasota, Tex.
BECK, Edward. Rudy Beck, 209 Avenue C,
New York, N. Y.
BECK, Francis L. Mrs. Catherine Agnes
Beck, 4115 East Seventy-ninth Street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
BECKER, Charles K. Gustav Becker, 916
West Thirty-fifth Street, Chicago, Ill.
BLEI, Nicholaus G. Henry Blet, 2314 West
Twenty-third Street, Chicago, Ill.
*BLUE, Michael. Miss Ludella Carry, Bay-
ford. N. C.
BOSNICK, John A. Mrs. Dora Bosnick, 131
1P1tzwater Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BRIGGS, Carlton D. David Briggs, 130 Fair
Street, Wallingford, Conn.
BRIGGS, George W. Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs,
1111 Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
BUSBY Jack. Sile Busby. Braman, Okla.
CALLAHAN, Thomas. Mrs. Ellen Connely,
203 Lafayette Street. Newark, N. T.
CALLENDER, Jullus B. Mrs. Dollie Darton
Callender. Wichita Falls, Tex.
CARR, Arthur Collins. Miss Helen Carr, 11
Elm Street, Salem, Mass.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING

CIIRISTENSON, Arthur M. Mrs. C. Chris- SHELLY, Donald. Mrs. Oswin Shelly, 425 KELLY, Alonzo Morris. Alonzo C. Kelly,
teon Manchester, Minn. Park Avenue, Paterson, N. J. Monroe, Ga.
CROW, 6ttie. Mrs. Claude Crow, R. F. D. 2, SHELTON, Drue E. Mrs. Harriett E. Shel- KIEFER, Bernard R. Dr. W. F. Kiefer, 59
La Fayette, Ga. ton, Negra N Mex Realto Street, Rochester, N. Y.
DESHON, Floyd E. Frank D. Deshon, Logan, SHEPARD, Hlenry. Mrs. Bessie Jane Shep- McCARTHY, John J. David A. McCarthy,
Kans. ard, Elgin, Tenn. 200 Stanwix Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DIERICH, Otto J. Joseph Dierich, 209 Long- STOCKLEY, Albert. Mrs. Mary Stockley, MACE, Lloyd R. Mrs. Katharine Mace, 1241
necker Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Acme, N. Mex. Gardner Avenue, Hollywood, Cal.
DIESTI Vincenzo. John Fiore, 2255 West SWEETBAUM, Arthur. Mrs. Gussie Sweet- MITCHELL, Frank M. J. T. S. Mitchell, 50D
Erie §treet, Chicago, 111. baum, 71 East Eighty-seventh Street, New Warren Crescent, Norfolk, Va.
DIETRICH, Rinaldo R. William J. Diet- York, N. Y. SERGEANTS.
rich, Carbondale, Kans. TABAK, Aaron. Samuel Tabak, 1041 De Kalb
DROUIN, George W. Leon Droun, 46 Forest Street, Norristown, Pa. BECKER, Chester Charles. George E. Becker,
Street, Dover, N H. TREMBACZKIEWICZ, Andrew. Joseph Trem- Division Street Hamburg, N. Y.
DUFFY, John . irs. Mary McGuire, 2843 baczkiewice, 4949 South Monroe Street, Chi- DI FERDINANDO, Joseph. Mrs. Paulina Di
North Twenty-fourth Street, Philadelphia, Ferdinando, 1145 South Mole Street, Phila-
Pa. TREaLAY, Arthur J. Mrs. Sophia Trem- delphia, Pa.
DUGAN, James. Mrs. Isabelle Dugan, Nes- blay, Sayabec StAtion, Quebec, Canada. HAMILTON, Arnold D. Mrs. Mattie Sharpe,
queholniug, Pa. TRISTANO, Antonio. Joe Bonatato, 828 181 South Washington Street, Delaware,
FOURNIER, Emile J. Emile C. Fournier, 11 Brand Street Dover Ohio. Ohio.
Clarkson Street, Ansonia, Conn. WECHSLER, Jesse. Sirs. Bertha Wechsler, 5 XEATON, Edward. George T. Heaton, 605
FOX, BERRY G. Nick Fos, R. P. D. 2, Del West One hundred and twenty-second Street, Hill Street, West Hoboken, N. J.
Rio, Tex. New York, N. Y. JONES, Arthur G. Mrs., Hattle M. Tones,
FOX, Clifton. Hiarve Fo, Lower Buffalo, WYMAN, Gay. Melvin E. Wyman, Bay Street, 191Z Point Breeze Avenue, Philadelphia,
Ky. Wolfboro,N. H. Pa.
FOX Edward. Mrs. Mary A. Guthrie, 612 ZUCKER, August M. rank Zucker, Chatfield, KELLER, Joseph H. Mrs. Joseph Keller,
West Fifth Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. Ohio. 1032 West, Eighty-eighth Street, Chicago,
FOY, Fred B. Ernest A. Foy, Montville, Me. HAMIL, Charles T. Mrs. Barbara Hamil, 362 Ill.
GAAG, Joseph. Mrs. Margaret Gang, 1202 West Fifty-fourth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. KELLOGG, Dwight E. Mrs. Mary D. Kel-
Decatur Street, Sandusky, Ohio. HAMILTON, Mathews. Mrs. Addle Mf. Chan- logg, 803 North Kenwpod Avenue, Baltimore,
GABLE, John B. Mrs. Lillian Keasler, 584 cellor, 533 Pierson Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Md.
Boulevard, Bayonne N. J. HAMPTON, John. Mrs. Rosa H. McCuthean, MICHL, Louis. Mrs Elizateth Michl, 5015
GREEN. Dewey S. deorge Green, Trion, Ga. Sycamore, Ga. Barkwell Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
GREENWELL, Robert W. Charlotte W. HAYES, Thomas. Mrs. Sarah Hayes, 113 MITCHELL, Harry T. George L. Mitchell,
Greenwtll, Ballinger, Tex. Walker Street, Norfolk, Va. 310 Pennell Street, Chester, Pa.
HAM, Ernest. Mrs. Hettle Ham, Snow Hill, HEARN, Gordon. Mrs. Francis Hearn, 15 MOUDRY, Michael. Mrs. Mary Moudry, 415
N. C. Savannah Street, Atlanta, Ga. Duncan Street, Baltimore,- Md.
IIAMBY, Carl C. Mrs. Ella Hamby, Etowah, HEBERLE, Carl H. Mrs. Louisa Heberle, RICE, Frank. Mrs. Irene Stehlin, Gillespie,
Tenn. Amelia, Ohio. Ill.
MCPHERSON Alvin E. Mrs. Grace Will- HILLER, Rudolph. Mrs. Ernestina Hiller, RICHARDSON, Alfonzo. Mrs. Annie E.
fong. Afton, Mich. 4442 Wentworth Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Shurett, R. F. D. 3, Jasper, Ala.
MACNELLY, Edwin B. Mrs. Mae MacNelly, HILLYARD, Oral B. Mrs. Mollie Hillyard, WEBSTER, John A. Mrs. George Webster,
R. F. D. 1, Elverson, Pa. Bellington, W. Va. 235 Bowdoin Street, Winthrop, Mass.
MACK, William. John Mack, 74 Hicks HINSCH, Fred C. Charlie Hinsch, R. F. D. CORPORALS.
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3, George, Iowa. ABDOO, George. Arthur Abdoo, 134 Hudson
MACKAY, Norman Alexander. Kenneth Mac- HOLLOWAY, William A. Mrs. Agnes C. Street. Boston, Mass.
kay, 444 Hawthorne Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Holloway, R. F. D. 1, Delia, La. BECKER, Harry W. Mrs. Allen Risk, Rofoo
MACKEY, Tall. Mrs. Lulu Mackey, 028b JACKSON, Curtis M. George D. Jackson, 809 Avenue, Middletown, Conn.
Wilkison Street, Memphis, Tenn. South Water Street, Bay City, Mich. BRICE, Fred M. Mrs. Jessie Brice, 82 Pen-
MACKIN, William F. Mrs. Eugenia C. Mac- JACKSON, Edward L. Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, nacook Street, Manchester, N. H.
IKin, East Rockaway, N. Y. 10251 East Washington Street, Springfield, BRYANT, Cyrus Gilbert. John Bryant, 911
MACKINAW, Paul. Mrs. Barbara Mackinaw, Ill. West Iowa Street, Evansville Ind.
1834 South Fifteenth Street, St. Louis, JONES, Francis. William Jones, R. F. D. 1, CABRAL, America V. Henry 1. Snyder, Wof-
Mo. Springfield, Ill. ford College, Spartanburg, S. C.
MACULAITIS Nick. Mrs. Joseph Maculaitis, KELL, .ames . Silas W. Kell, Worden, Ill. CALAWAY, James E. Jesse Callaway,
'frest City, Pa. KELLEHER, James J. Mrs. Nellie Kelleher, Menlo, Ga.
MERCHANT, Albert Edward. Bert Mer- 500 West Forty-third Street, New York, CROWLEY, Daniel. Mrs. Hanorah Crowley,
chant, Kalamazoo, Mich. N. Y. Bantry, County Cork, Ireland.
MITCHELL, Donald G. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, DENTON, Clyde 0. George A. Denton, Lan-
674 Linden Street, Zanesville, Ohio. KELLER, Ferdinand. Mrs. Catherine Keller,
104 Middaugh Street, Somerville, N. J. caster, Tex.
MITTEN, Corwin W. Mrs. Clara D. Mitten, DOWER, William R. Mrs. Sarah Dow r. 5
8106 Platt Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. KELLER, Howard L. George Hammell, 7
MOWRY, Stanley Earl. Frank Mowry, Mount Walnut Streef Bordentown, N. J. Summit Street, Westerly, R. I.
KELLEY, Herbert L. Mrs. Hattie Fulton, 119 GABRENYA, Edward C. Frank Gabr nya,
Orab. Ohio. 801 Broad Street, Johnstown, Pa.
MOXLEY, Shellie. J. C. Moxley, Laurel Mill Street, Athens, Ohio.
KOBOKOVICH, Alex. Jack Kobokovich, 618 SHAMILTON, Alexander M. Alex Hamilton,
Springs, N. C. Chickasaw, Pa. ,
MOYERS, Roy G. Mrs. Bertha Moyers, R. F. South Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
D. 1, Fredericktown, Mo. KOCH, August W. Mrs. J. 0. Koch, 391 Main HAYDEN, Theron R. John T. Hayden, 1110
NEWMAN, Grover C. Mrs. Mary A. Newman, Street, Medford, Mass. Duke Street, Alexandria, Va.
I. F. D. 2, Magnolia, Miss. KOEPPEL, August. Henry Koeppel, 305 JACKSON, Fred S. Fred S. Jackson, sr., 20
OLIVER, Frank. Joseph A. Oliver, R. F. D. South Boulevard, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Bennington Street, Lawrence, Mass.
B-S2, Giloy, Cal. LA BOUNTY, Clarence I. Mrs. Mathilda La KELLY, Forrest F. Mrs. Clara Kelly, La-
PALMER, James. Cornelius II. Palmer, 23 Bounty, Lampasas, Tex. trobe, Pa.
Myrtle Street, Adams, Mass. LAFAZIA, Samuel. Chents Lafazla, Sim- LE BLANC, Camille J. Mrs. Amelia Le Blanc,
PALMER, James Levi. Mrs. Anna Rose monsville, R. I. 27 Hancock Street, West Somerville, Mass.
LOCKWOOD, Andrew. Mrs. A. Lockwood,
P'almer, R. F. D. 4, box 34, Greenwood, LOCKHART, Benjamin IT. Mrs. Dora K. 205 St. Nicholas Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y.
wiq. Lockhart, Capon Bridge, W. Va. MERCURIG, Andrew L. Frank Mercurio,
PALMISANO, Lwrence Henry. Mrs. Marie LOCKHART, Bristol B. Mrs. Della Belle 1640 Fortieth Avenue, Oakland, Cal.
Palmisano, 019 Richmond Street, Cincinnati, Lockhart, R. F. D. 2, Tennessee Ridge, MITCHELL, Glenn L. Mrs Elmyra Mitchell,
Ohio. Tenn. Hayden. Utah.
PARAGAGNA, Andrea. Frank Paragagna, LOCKRIDGE Andrew L. Mrs. Sarah A. MITCHELL, Jackson W. Andrew Mitchell,
Eighty-ninth Street and Fourth Avenue, Lockridge, 'Flood, Va. Pitts, Ga.
Brooklyn, N. Y. LOEWE, Adolf. Walter Loewe, Carmine, Tex.
PARKER, Evander. Mrs. Ellen Parker, R. MOTTER, Carl S. Frank Matter, R. F. D. 1,
McCAIN, James P. James P. McCain, R. F.
F. 1. 3. Fairmont, N. C. D. 5, Prescott, Ark.
Fletcher, Ohio.
PFEFFER, Carl J. Mrs. Call J. Pfeffer, Sa- PARENT, Arthur Sylvester. Mrs. Josephine
McCAIN, John W. Mrs. Mary J. McCaln, Parent 913 State Street, Bay City, Mich.
pulpa, Okla. Atascosa, Tex.
PFEFFER, George H. W. C. Pfeffer, Newhall SCHNADT. Erwin H. Herman H. Schnadt,
Street. Hamden, Conn. McDONALD, Alphonse. Mrs. Victoria Me- Bartlett. Ill.
PFISTER, Fred T. Jacob Pfister, R. F. D. 1, Donald, St. Cuthbert, Berthier County, Que- STONE, Bert M. Harry E. Stone, Mora,
Otisco, Ind. bec, Canada. Minn.
PFIRTER, William. Mrs. Lean Pfister, 525 BUGLERS.
Ann Street, West Hoboken, N. J. SECTION 4, JANTARY 28, 1919. DUGAY, Joseph C. Stephen Dugay, Monson,
PITAIR, Carter W. Miss Ruth Churchman, Mass.
R. F. D. 1, Sebastopol, Cal. The following casualties are reported KIBBEY, Clifford Tames. Mrs. Rosela Kib-
PHELAN, Jake. Tom B. Phelan, 1222 North by the commanding general of the Ameri- bey, 67 South Terrace Street, Muskegon,
Okiulgee Avenue, Okmulgee, Okla. Mich.
PHELPS, William J. Mrs. Nannie A. Phelps, cin Expeditionary Forces: MUSICIAN.
l,09 Ban Street, Knoxville, Tenn. KIENE, Earl W. Richard II. Kiene, Deshler,
PURCELL Elmer H. Mrs. Mary A. Purcell, Wounded (degree undetermined) 176 Nebr.
8304 Fifty-first Street SE., Portland, Oreg. COOK.
RICE, Birdie. Mrs. Lula Rice, Morehead City, RICCARDO, Cesara. Mrs. Angelo Riccardo,
N. C. Wounded (Degree Undetermined).
42 Weaver Street, Summit, N. J.
RUCKLE, Ben. Mrs. Katelluckle, 6201 Spen- LIETEiNANsTS. PRIVATES.
cer Place, St. 'Louis, Mo.
SCHNEIDER, Byron K. Fred Schneider, CROWDER, Calvin C. Miss Fannie Y. Coates, IBURZ, Alfred J. Mrs. Bertha Klburz, 20538
Glenteld, Pa. 534 Wythe Street, Petersburg, Va. Seminary Avenue. Chicago, Ill. -
SHELL, Edmond C. Mrs. Martha J. Shell, KELLER, Lawrence L. Mrs. Irene M. Keller, KJOLSTAD, Christopher. Christ A. Kjol-
White Plains, Va. R. F. D. 2, MeMinuville, Tenn. stad, R. F. D. 1, Ilanska, Minn.
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CASUALTIES REP.ORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
KOENIGS, Aloysins. Mrs. Joe Koenigs,
Adams Minn
KOLBOLHINSKI, Barney C. John Kolbocli
inski, Anderson, Tex.
KOLBUSII, Andrew. George Kolbush, James-
burg, N. J.
LOECK, Albert E. Albert Loeck, R. F. D. 3,
Balaton, Minn.
MCCANN, John J. Mrs. Alice M. Mecann,
411 Davis Avenue, Harrison, N. J.
McCARRON, James F. Hugh McCarron, 819
Crescent Street Astoria, N. Y.
McPHERSON, Alexander P. Mrs. Shirley
McPherson 323 Oak Street, Alton, Ill.
MCPHERSOI4, Creed Franklin. Mrs. Roeila
McPherson, Kin ston, Tex.
MACK, Henry. Mrs. Addle Banks, Houthbor-
o gh, Ala.
MACKEY, George S. Mrs. Rebecca C.
MIackey, Barboursville, Ky.
MACKEY, Isaiah. Adam Mackey, Cumbola,
Pa.
MERCIER, Henry. Mrs. Mary Wagner, 148
Fourth Street Wyandotte, Mich.
MERO, Joseph k. Mrs. Mary C, Mero, 1131
East Vermijo Avenue, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
MITCHELL, Henry 0. Mrs. Flora A.
Mitchell, 265 Calef Road, Manchester, N. H.
MITCHEL, James T. Will A. Tallry, Cen-
terville, Ala.
MIZER, Herb. Mrs, Laura Mizer, general de-
livery, Lebanon, Mo.
MOURA. Frank S. Mrs. Mary Ann S. Moura,
96 Purchase Street, New Bedford, Mass.
MOUSLEY, Russell H. Harry L. Mousley,.
5117 Knox Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
NORWOOD, Grover C. Mrs. Minerva Nor-
wood R F D. 1, Brookwood, Ala.
O'LEAIY, Cornelius. Mrs. Florence O'Leary,
Cadott, Wis.
OLESON, Hans A. S. R. Oleson, R. F. D. 4,
Fresno, Cal.
PALIKE, Jimmy. Tony Palike, 439 South
Seminary Street, Onlesburg, Ill.
PALMER, Marley A. Mrs. Lillian Lawrence,
Gaines, Mich.
PAULY, Joseph. Henry Pauly, Sauk Center,
Minn.
PFLUGLER, George. Michael Pflugler, 911
Willow Street, South Bethlehem, Pa.
PHARR, Wendell Woodword. George Wash-
ington Pharr, R. F. D. 3, Lawrenceville, 1a.
PRICE, Robert J. Mrs. Bessie Price, New-
Ofirg, Pa.
RICCI, Antonio. Pasquale Ricci, 365 Wash-
ington Street Brighton, Mass.
RICE, Clinton P. Mrs. Pauline Rice, R. F. D.
3 Pelzer S C.
RICE, David J. Arthur J. Rice, 4805 Broad-
way, New Yric N. Y.
ROSSMAN, Russeil L. Mrs. .Anna Rossman,
Atkinson, Nebr.
SHAPPERD, Abe. J. Sepersky, 516 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SHELDON, George. David N. Sheldon, Glen-
. wood, Cal.
%HELINE, Ernest. Mrs. Jaine Shellne,
Wilkesville, Ohio.
SHEPARD, Chester W. Mrs. Ida W. Shepard,
Elyria, Ohio.
SHEPPARD, Daniel. Miss Mary Hartford,
Woodland, Me.
SPRAGUE, Frank. Mrs. Anna Colo, 1334
First Avenue, New York, N. Y.
STOCKTON, Earnest B. J. H. Stockton, Meg,
Ark.
SWEETLAND, Clarence C. Mrs. Sarah .
Sweetland, 54 Royal Street, Allston, Mas.
SWENSON, Arthur. 0. A. Swenson, 710 Belle
Avenue, Davenport, Iowa.
SWINGLER, Andrew G. Miss Dreda Nutter,
3809 Ferawood Avenue, Baltimore Md.
TRENT, Arthur Lloyd. Calvin T'rent, Sti-
well, Okla.
*TRICKETT, Arthur R. Miss Edytha Trickett,
Chauncey, Ohio.
'RIPANIER, Daman Edward Haroux, box
318 Tupper Lake, N. Y.
WEBATER, David L. Mrs. K. A. Gray,
Fayette, Ala. , Creek, i'y.
WEBSTER, Jesse F. James B. Webster,
Kahoka, Mo.
ABER, Clarence. John Aber, R. F. D. 1,
Lynchburg, Ohio.
AXTMAN, Michael J. John Axtman, Orrin,
N. Dak.
BECKETT, Clyde. William Beckett, 88 Hall
Street, Parkersburg, W. Va.
BLOCK, Arthur F. Henry Block, R. F. D. 2,
Paynesville. Minn.
DIENBERG, John W. Bernhard Dienberg,
R. F, D. 17, Menomonie, Wis.
* GILL, Entrope. Arthur BrouIx, 39 Church
Stret, Amesbury, Mass.
ELLY, Francis M. Michael P. Kelly, 339
Postal Telegraph Building, Chicago, Ill.
KIDNEY, Emmett. Clinton Kidney, Holton,
Kans.
MCPEIW Carl A Mrs. Rose McPhee, 316 HEALY, Daniel. Owen Healy, 446' Sixty-
North talifqrnia Street, Stockton, Cal. ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MERRILL, George Walter. Mrs. Matilda HEBNER, John. Mrs. Mary Gidee, Avon,
Hardin, South Bend, Nebr. S. lak.
MITTAG, Charles L. William Mittag, Alex- HILLIS, Gordon N. Mrs., Henry B. Hillis,
andria, Min). 1347 North Thirty-second Street, Kansas
MOYER, Harry E. Frank Moyer, Portis, City, Kans.
Kans. HILTZ, Edwxard W. Mrs. Julia S. Yingling,
MOYNIHAN, Henry A. Eugene P. Moynihan, Napterville, Ill.
t9 Neptune Road, East Boston, Mass. JACKSON, Donald G. Mrs. Katherine A.
OLBRIC, Floyd. Mrs. Bridget O'Donahue, Jackson, 5033 South Sawyer Avenue, Chi-
Harvar, Ill. cago, Ill.
PALMER, Joe.Mrs. Mary Palmer, Zold, Ky. JACKSON. Francis. John A. Jackson, 210
PHALEN, Tiothy B. Mrs. Mary Agnes West Seventli Street, Clare, Mich.
Phalkn, larrisolfburg, Va. JACKSON, John R. Mrs.) Lou Jackson, R. F.
PROFFITT James W. Mrs. Nannie J. Prof- D. 3, Lorena, Tex.
fitt, 323Rfandolph Street, Portsmouth, Va. JONES, Bert R. Mrs. Mary J. Jones, R. F.
RICE, Benjamin F. Mrs. B. F. Rice, St. Pe- D. 21 Niles,.Ohio.
ter Minn. JONES , Charles A. William S. Jones, Pine
SHD<1%RDSON, Emmer B. Mrs. Lillian Norry, and Fifth Streets, Coshocton, Ohio.
268 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, N. Y. KELLEGHER, Frank F. Mrs. Catherine Kel-
WAGNER, Alfred G. Mrs. Clara B. Wagner, lgher, 326 New Street, Newark, N. J.
Fremont, Ohio. KELLEHER, John. Mrs. John Kelleher, rear
ATTANASIO, Gabriel A. John Attanasig, 912 Federal Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
308 East One hundred and thirteenth Street, KELLER, Bernard. Mrs. George Keller,
New York, N. Y. Louisville, Ohio.
BECCARI, Julius. Bettosta Beccari, 572 KELLER, Jullan J. Mrs. Catherine Keller,
Woody Street, Missoula, Mont. Madison, Ind.
BECK, John J. Mrs. Mary A. Beek, 3252 KELLY, Cornelius F. Mrs. John J. Kelly, 88
Kingsbridge Road, New York, N. Y. West One hundred and third Street, New
BECKETT, Harry. Mrs. Emma Beckett, York, N. Y.
South Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. KELLY, Ernest H. Daniel Ernest Kelly,
BECKWITH, Clyde G. L. P. Beckwith, Tuskege, Ala.
Broad Street, Guilford, Conn. KELLOGG, George W. Mrs. Bessie Atkin-
BLAKLEY, John C. Mrs. Lizzie Blakley, son, 328 MIckle Street, Camden, N. J.
South Ieighty, Pa. KENYON, Pred. Joseph Kenyon, 84 Banks
Street, Aldhem, England.
BLAKSLEY, John R. L. F. Blaksley, Quinlan,
Okla. KIDD, Ezra P. C. W. Kidd, Moncta, Va
KIEFFER Charles W. Mrs. Varoline Kieffer,
BOSCHIMA, Leonard. Joseph I. Boschma, 21 Kieffer Avenue, Depew, N. Y.
Springfield, 8. Dak.
BOSLEY, Jamis H. Mrs. Ella M. Bosley,
1634 McHenry Street, Baltimore, Md. SECTION 1, DECEMEBER 21, 1918-Con.
BOYNTON, Kenneth J. Miss Clara Webber,
611 Sherman Avqnue, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. [The deaths r-ported in thil ocrion were
BRENNAN. Wallace W. Mrs. Alberta Bren- printbd u, ,, piious issue of TuE OFFICIA
nan, 44 Union Street, Brockport, N. Y. U. S. Brut*I i-i.]
BRIDWELL, John I- Mrs. Lillian Bridwell,
195 Church Street, Greenville, S. C. The following ensualtiei are reported
BRIGGS, Henry A. William A. Briggs, 444 by the comninding general of the Ameri-
South Hampton Avenue, Greonville, S. C. can Expeditionary Forces:
BRIKOS, Gust G. Nick Brikos, 527 Wells
Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Wounded Slightly.
BRYANT. Duff. Bud Bryant, Powell, Tex.
CADATANI, Angelo. Mrs. Josephine Aspesi, PRIVATIES.
16 East Clifton Avenue, Clifton, N. J. BRADFORD, Cecil. William Thomas FrPd-
CARR, Bernard Eugene. Dominlo Carr,, Wa- ford, Dry Creek, W. Va.
konda, 8. Dak. BUTLER. Lyn C. Henry Butler, R. F. V. 1,
COLE, gamic. F. N. Cole, R. F. D. 3, Sebree, Junction City, Ga.
CAMPBELL, Amby. G. H. Campbell, Albert-
CROWELL, Benjamin A. Mrs. Catherine ville, Ala.
Crowdll, 21 Oregon Street, Fall River, Mass. Mrs. William Carroll'
CARROLL, Sidney.
CROW, Moses W. John Crow, R. F. D. 5, 2845 East Soventy-flith Street, Cleveland,
Dablolega, Ga. I
Ohio.
DIEBALL, John A. F. W. Dieball, Binger, CASTO, Henry B. Elia, F. Ca-to. C uth,
Okla. Mason County. W. Va.
DIETZ, Brooklyn E. Hugo R. Dietz, Brook- CAULK. Walter. Mrs. Nancy J. Griti. 43
lyn Avenue, Palestine, Tex. Buffalo Street, IHlouston, Tex.
DISNEY, Clarence R. Gilbert L. Disney, CIIIPELONE, Jo ,eph J. Mrs. Anlon 'tt
Billings, Okla. Chipelone, 71 East Clifton Avenue, OT .on,
DUFFY, Joseph. William Gleason, 302 N, J.
Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CITONARD, Fred -D Mis. Mary Chor-id. 158
DUGAN, John J. Mrs. Rose Dugan, 136 Ashland Stroet, North Adams, Mass.
Tilghtm Street, Allentown, Pa. CUORI'ENNING, Lloyd S. irs. M. J. Coor-
DUGAN, Joseph F. Miss Mary Dugan, 2513 Deanin. R. F. D. -:, Scottdale. Pa.
West Third Street, Chester, Pa. CIIOQUETTE Arthur C. Clifford C. tho-
DUGGAN, John. Mrs. Rose Douglas, 131 quette, 93 Crescent Strel, Hariford, Conn.
Moss Street, Victoria, British Columbia, CLYDE, lugene M. Mrs. Mildred Clade, R. F.
Canada. D. 1, Rensselaer Falls. N. Y.
ELLIS, Alfred L. Thomas B. Ellis, Eaton, COOKINGIlAII, Melvin D. Corry S. Cooking-
N. H. ham. Chipp-wa Lake. Ali-11.
FADAROWITCH, Joe. Mrs. Rosie Fadaro- CONWAY, Theodore J. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
witch, 82 Cross Street, Central Falls, R. I. 279 Twelfth Stred', Jerse,1 Cilty, N. J.
FOUTY James C. Mamas A. Fouty, R. F. D. D'AMELIO. ;uiseppe. John D'Amieo. 415
1, InAianapolis, Ind. Admiral Street, Providence, R. I.
FOWLER, John B. Mrs. Mollie Fowler, Grant DICK, Edmon H. Mrs. Mary Dick. Marlow,
Street, Albany, Ala. Ky.
FOX. Carl E. Mrs. Pauline Fox, Delta, Ohio. DIKEMAN, Robert G. Ilarvey Dikenma, City
Grover, Bud Gabbard, Cow
GABBARD Hotel, South Norwalk, Conn.
DIXON, Joseph E. Harvey Dixon, R. '. 1D. 1,
GADACE, Joseph. Mrs. Josephine Gadacz, Church Hill, Tenn.
1844 Pauline Street, Chicago, Ill. DONAHUE, Bernard F. Mrs. Verna M. Pona-
GADDIS, Junius A. Mrs. Marie J. Gaddis, hu, Norwood. N. Y.
2222 Broadway Parsons Kans DONNELLY. Francis R. Patrick Donnelly,
GADDY, Jesse James. fa. Cora Turner, Davis Road, Springerook, N. Y.
Eden, Tex. EVANS. Russell Eugene. Mrs. Emma Evans,
GAGE, Dave G. Mrs. Ida Gage, Heber 415 Penn Avenue, Warren, Pa.
Springs, Ark. FAIRLAMB, Charles A. Thomas Hill, 903
GRIESE, Carl F. August Grlese, R. F. D. 1, Bench Street, Lansing. Mich.
Walthas Minn FISHER, glisha. William H. Fisher. 453
HAMANA~i, Ary. Mrs. Henrietta Hamanak, Pine Street, Easton, Pa.
57 McBride Avenue, Paterson, N. J. FORD, Oscar F. Mrs. Nancy J. Ford. Leb-
HAMILTON, Edward. Mrs. F. Hamilton, 829 anon Tenn. &
West Renry Street, Pontiac, Ill. GIBBONS.. John Franeis. Mrs. Mary Cibbone,
HAMILTON, Ernest Eugene. Mrs. Kate Ham- 6028 Fir Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
ilton, Rockwall, Tex. GRAHAM, Thomas Paul. Mrs. Ann Gra,.nm,
HAMLIN, Clarence S. Lawrence M. Hamlin, 225 West Mission Street, Santa l;arlara,
407 Hockett Street, Porterville, Cal. Cal.
 THE OFFICIALU. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
GRAY, William T. Truman Gray, Waynes- BURCH Angefus T.*. Rousseau A. Burch, Su-
boro, Miss. preue Court of Kansas, Topeka, Kans.
GUNZENIIAUSER, Albert B. Francis Gup- CLARK, Thomas B. Mrs. Rose M. Clark,
zenhauser, 815 Fourth Avenue, New York, 1227 Wright Street, Indianapolis Ind
N. Y. CLELAND, Samuel C. John C. Cleland, 212
HARRIS, Fred H. Miss Lennie Harris, gen- West Main Street, Albion, Ind.
eral delivery, Sidney, Ill. DELANO, Frank B. Mrs. Irene T. Delano,
IATLESTAD, Joseph. Mrs. Sarha Hatlestad, 2076 Ellis Street, San Francisco, Cal.
R. F. D. 1, Fertile, Minn. a DE, VEREAUX, John J. Mrs. John J. De
HAYS, William W. George G. Hays, Haver- Vereaux, Mechanlesburg, Ohio.
hill, Kans. DOUGLAS, Julian L. Mrs. Mae Douglas, 930
HOGUE, Charles W., Jr. Charles W. Hogue, East Decatur Street, Lincoln, Ill.
429 South Center Street, Reno, Nev. GALVIN, Francis L. Mrs. Mary E, Galvin,
HORN, Carl Felix. Amelia Horn, Northport, box 230, Gloversville, N. Y.
N. Y. GRENFELL, Frederick Aloysius. Mrs. P. A.
HORTON, John D. William J. Horton, Wha- Grenfell, 1316 Euclid Street NW., Wash-
leyville, Va. ington, D. C.
HUBBARD, Fred. Mrs. Margaret Hubbard, HASSETT, Waman. Mrs. V. D. Hotham,
31 Grove Street, Bradford, Pa. Rumford, Me.
HUGHES, Frank B. Mrs. Mollie Hughes, HAYES, Paul F. Miss J. Hayes, 88 Crosby
Layman, Va. Street, Stamford, Conn.
HLMEY, Martin. Ben Hulsey, WewoRa, HILLER, Hugh M. Charles Hiller, Kehoka,
Okla. Mo.
11UNT, Robert A. Millard Hunt, 011 Taft KIRSCHNER, Fredric P. Charles H. Kirsch-
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ner, 006 Lakeside Place, Chicago, Ill.
JIUNTh, Harris. Mrs. Bama Hunter, San LUCIITENBERG, Carl. Mrs. Linda Luchten-
Saba, Tex,. berg, 345 East Fifty-second Street, New
INABINYT. Willie M. Mrs."Mary Z. Inabi- York, N. Y.
net. St. Matthews, S. C. MACDONALD. Funston A. Hugh A. MacDon-
JRWIN, Gilbert L. Henry E. Irwin, Leady, aid, 443 Lyon Place, North Vancouver,
Okla. B. C., Canada.
JENHEIN, Chri.t an. Chris C. Ersted, Don- VOGES, John C. T B. C. Voges, box 224,
nelly, Mina. Canton, Ohio.
JOHNSON, Fred E. Carl Nelson, 2321 South WILLIAMS, Sam T. Mrs. Ida Williams, 58
Thirty-frat Street, Omaha, Nebr. Fry Street, Denton, Tex.
KAUFMAN, John Philip. Alfred Kaufman, MCINTYRE, larry J. Mrs. J. H. McIntyre,'
Wilmington, Ohio. Ravenport, Wash.
KJOS, Edwin 0. Ole Kjos, R. F. D. 1, Flam- SCHEER, Albert, jr. Albert Scheer, 125
ing, Minn. North Pine Avenut, Albany, N. Y.
KNRCHTY, Fred E. Louis Knechty, R. F. D. SHEPHERD, Everett. Mrs. Hattie W. Shep-
3. Ripley, Ohio. herd, 915 South Sixteenth Street, Birming-
LANAGAN, Arthur J. Thomas Lanagan, bam, Ala.
Sivneer. Mass. WYMAN, William M. W. T. Walker, 906
LANGER. Frank E. Frank J. Langer, Oas- Garland Street, Flint, Mich.
liton, N. Dak. CAMPION, William A. James Burns, Water-
LAWHON, Russell. *Hamp Lawson, Stanley, ville Hotel, Waterville, Conn.
Tenn. CANNING, Frank J. James Canning, Cum-
LEIItLLN, John E. Rudolph Lehman, Mac- berland Hill, Manville, R. 1.
Sal, Idaho. DE RAMUS, Judson D. Mrs. Judson D. De
LEHMAN, William P. Albert Lehman, sr., Ramus, Verbena, Ala.
302 Church Street, Lagrange, Ga. - ENDERLE, Maurlee F. Herman Enderle, box
45 R. F D, Santa Ana, Cal.
FORD, Byngton. Tirey L. Ford, 8800 Clay
SECTION 2, DECEMBER 21, 1918. Street, Son Francisco, Cal.
FULCHER, John T. Oscar Fujcher, Taylor,
[The deaths reported in this section were Ter.
printed in a previous issue of TilE OFFICIAL
U. S. BULLETIN.] FRANKENSTEIN, Herbert A. Mrs. Georgette
B, Fankenstein, 5 Sommerfeld, East Avon-
The following casualties are reported dale, Cincinnati, Ohio.
by the commanding general of the Ameri- GEHRING, Carl F. A. Gehring, 34 South
Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa.
can Expeditionary Forces: HYDE, Neil D. Burt B. Hyde, Afton, N. Y.
KENNADY, Homer F. Mrs. L. P. Kennady,
Wounded Severely.
1315 Harrison Street, Topeka, Kans.
MAJOR. LIESER, William A. Mrs. Dora M. Lieser,
t St. Henry, Ohio.
PIERCE, Thomas Lewis. Henry H. Pierce, 49 IMACDONALD, Albert F. A. L. MacDonald,
Wall Street, New York, N. Y. box 43, Wloodlawn, Beaver County, Pa.
C SPTAINS. MURDOCK, James 0. Mrs. W. 1). Murdock,
507 Prairie Street, Jacksonville, Ill.
COLEMAN, York. Mrs. York Coleman, Coro- NOEL, James Desmond. John Andrew Noel,
nado Tent City, Coronado, Cal. 3222 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
OIP-IT'NDS, Buston E. Mrs. Virginia R. Ed- SEWALL, Loyall F. H. A. Sewall, Bath, Me.
munds, 2322 Andrews Avenue, New York, STEPHENS, George H. Mrs. Mary J. Ste-
N.Y. phens, 1113 North Second Street, Atchison,
HENLEY, Courtney S. John C. Henley, 1705 Kans.
Third Avenue. Dirmingham, Ala. SERGEANTS.
MeIBBIN. James Malcolm. Mrs. Mary Mc-
Kibbin, 533 Reynolds Avenue, Hagerstown, LAWLER, Martin. Miss Bridget Lawler, 1010
I'd Ferguson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PRICE, John E. George E. Price, 1119 Vir- LEINBACTI, Paul B. Charles H. Leinbach,
uinia Stre't. Charleston, W. Va. 10 North Eleventh Street, Reading, Pa.
STDTLER, Walter A. Mrs. Paul Paradis McNULTY, Frank L. Joseph McNulty, 25
Canrobert, 1434 Addison Street, Chicago, Fredonia Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ill. STARNES, Edward M. Mrs. Mary Starnes,
SWIFT, James Glennon. John V. Swift, Dar- 175 Bright Street, Jersey City, N. J.
lington, Wis. AMBROSE, Marion Ward. Will Ambrose,
MALLONER, Richard Carvell. Mrs. Allie G. West Blocton. Ala.
Chamberlain, 542 Maple Avenue, Grafton, ANGLE, James B., jr. Dr. J. B. Angle, Scra-
W. Va. coke, N. C.
HARRIGAN, William. Mrs. Dorothy G. Har- BUIS, John R. Mrs. John T. Bins, 813
rigan, 75 West One hundred and thirty- Spence Street, Austin, Tex.
first Street, New York, N. Y, BROWN, Paul Albert. Mrs. Paul Brown,
HARRISON. Sidney M. Mrs. Sidney M. Har- Mellen, Wis.
rison, 1011 Southland Avenue, Forth Worth, CLEMENS, Orval E. Mrs. Laura A. Clemens,
Weston, Mo.
TIUDGENS, Robert W. Mrs. Eleanor F. Hud- COMBEN, Charles Hastings. Richard Wil-
gene. 121 Academy Street, Greenville, S. C. liam Comben, 56j Tuscola Avenue, Detroit,
SULLIVAN, Joseph P. Mrs. T. T. Sullivan, Mich.
79 Buena Vista Avenue, San Francisco, CRITCHFIELD, Vinton R. Mrs. Phoebe
Cal. Critchfield, R. F. D. 1, Rockwood. Pa.
FEINOUR, Charles W. Miss Maude E. Feln-
our, Church Home and Infirmary, Balti-
GILLESPIE, George B. Mrs. Viola E. Gil- more. Md.
lespie, 1049 South Frazier Terrace, West FLYNN. Charles P. Mrs. Anna Flynn, Frank-
Phidadelphia, Pa. lin. Sussex County, N. J.
BRYAN. John F. Mrs. David Bryant, 2626 GAIlILL. Dan. Lucy Gambill, Straight
Grand Avenue, New York, N. Y. Creek, Ky,
17
GAMBINO, Harry. James Gambino, 289 East
One hundred and fifth Street, New York,
N. Y.
GARSIDE, Benjamin. John W. Garside, 88
Albany Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HOOTEN, William F. C. L. Hooten, Lewis-
burg, Tenn.
HORTON, Fred B. T. L. Horton, R.. F. D. 8,
Kershaw S. C.
JURGENSEbN, Guy J. Mrs. Mary C. Jurgen-
sea, 915 West Third Street, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
LANDGREBE, Frank Mortimer. Mrs. Anna
Landgrebe, 789 East One hundred and thir-
ty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y.
NEVERDAH-L, Lawrence Walter. Thomas
Neverdabl, 221 Sixth Street West, Menomi-
nie, Wis.
ROB, Walter. Mrs. Balbena Roe, 376 Hudson
Street, Hackensack, N. J.
SINGLETON, Willie. Samuel Singleton,
Ritchie, Ky.
SPEARS, Lifus. Harman Spears, Allen, W.
Va.
SPECK, Fred. Mrs. Mary Ellen Speck, 828
South Main Street, Rockford, 111,
WAIDLEY, Frank. Mrs. Lena Waidley, 244
Spruce Street, Aurora, Ill.
WEBSTER, Philip Sheridan. Mrs. B. L. Kas-
ton, 5018 Kensington Avenue, St. Louis,
Mo.
BICKARD, Stephen Edward. George Bickard,
155 Logan Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WATSON. Wesley W. Mrs. Emily Watson,
1152 Acoma Street. Denver, Colo.
AUNE, Elmer C. Edward Anne, R. F. D.
4, Rice Lake Wis.
BAUMGARTEN, Clarence. Mrs. Ester Baum-
garten, 908 Germantown Street, Dayton,
Oio.
BROCKE, Frank H. Mrs. Katherine Brocke,
Cottonwood, Idaho.
CLEE, Andrew B. Mrs. Alice 3. Clee, 5029
Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
COURTNEY, John T. Mrs. George Banforth,
22 Bolton Street, Waltham, Mass.
CURRY. Harry M. Mrs. Marv E. Reynolds,
2010 Warren Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
DONAHUE, Edward Thomas. Mrs. Mary
Donahue, 1238 Morris Avenue, New York,
N. Y.
FOSTER, William F. Mrs. Helen C. Foster,
908 Nnrth Kingshighway Boulevard, St.
Louis, Mo.
FYFFE, Tom H. Cottle Pierce, West Lib-
erty, Ky.
HALE, Joseph T. William Hale, Morgan,
Minn.
JABLONSKI, Ladislaus. Alex Jablonski, 739
Becher Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
JOHNSON, Do Forest D. .Mrs. Josephine
Johnson, 14 Ripley Place, Springfield, Mass.
KENNEDY. William V.
Carles Kennedy,
1710 Fourth Street, Beaver Falls. Pa
KIPP, Malcolm B. Mrs. Dora Kipp, 3010
Walnut Street, Chicago, 111.
KNOEPFEL, Robert M. Mrs. Minnie Knoep-
fel, 1014 North Dewey Street, O'labonia
City. Oklia.
LEE, Wilfred C. John A. Lee, general deliv-
ery, Holden, Mo.
MASSEY, Myron M. Mrs. Georgie Massey,
box 271, Nacogdoches, Tex.
NAP, Edward. Mrs. Elizabeth Nan, 119 Sev-
entli Stroot, Braddock, Pa:
NOVAKOWSKI. Tod. Mrs. Mary Novakow-
skI, 1228 Walker Street West Pullman, Ill.
PIEGAIA, Roger A. Mrs. Hazel Piegaia,
9827 D Street, Oakland, Cal.
RICH IRDSON, Andrew Joel. Mrs. May
Putsch, 866 North Tenth Street, Salina,
Kans.
,SIMON, Julius. Etta Simon, 1138 South
Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, Ill.
SORENSON, Frank A. Mrs. S. Sorenson, 42
Thirtieth Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
SWEENEY. Victor V. Joseph Sweeney, 1669
Hower Avenue, East Cleveland. Ohio.
WARD, Hebert. William Jeff Ward, Paints-
Ville, Ky.
ZIEGENFUSS. Charles E. Mrs. M. Ziegen-
fuss, 243 Spring Street, Bethlehem, Pa.
BALSER. Firank A. Mrs. Ben Balser, River-
head, N. Y.
BURRIS, Otis B. Mrs. Annie Mae Burris,
Mineral Wells, Tex.
BANDURA. Harold S. Joseph F. Bandurn,
Parker Avenue, Cohasset. Mass.
CROSBY, Henry W. Byron R. Crosby. Farm-
ington, Utah.
FREDNAM, Clarence. Mrs. Theresa Emma
Lottner, 2503 Forest Street, Fort Huron,
Mich.
HARLOW, Ernest L. Mrs. Sadie J. Harlow,
Belmont Avenue, Charlottesville, Va.
HESLEP. John R. Mr<. Mary Heslep, Cald-
well, Tex.
JOHNSON, William HI. Mrs. Cora Johnson,
2268 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y.
18 -_ THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
KA-E, 3ohn P. T. P. Kane, South Main
Street, Cohaset, Mass.
RENDALL, Dallas Smith. Mrs. Irene Ken-
dull, Churchvalle, N. Y.
KLOUSE, Robert W. Joe Klouse, Charlotte,
N. C
MAYER, Heary J. John F. Mayer, box 42,
East Helena, Mont
NIESSTER, Morris F. Morris Niessner, 219
Stral er Street Johnstown P,
NIXON, Howard E. Mrs. ElIzabeth Palmer,
134 Reaney Street, Chester, Pa.
PICKELL, Thetus D. Mrs. Martha E. Pickell,
Lenoir City, Tenn.
PIM-STEIN, Myer. Mrs. Rebecca Pim-Stein,
29 Streatley Road, Brondesbury, NW. Lon-
don, England.
RACIC T, Ray Victor. Victor R. Racicot,
San o~ t, Idaho.
LNLeslie
#I1 C. Mrs. A. F. Shannon,
Velasco, TeX.
TOBIAS. David II. Mrs. Theresa F. John-
son, 728 Schrader Street, San Francisco,
Cal.
COnPOnALS.
ANGEL, Gus. Mrs. P. Angelopon Hareon,
Manarey, Baltatchou, Italy.
AUSTRIAN, Seligmap B. 'Mrs. Belle Aus-
trian, Glengyl Avenue, Arlington, Md.
BAKER, Clifton W. Mrs. Minnie Baker, 295
Cottage Street, New Bedford, Mas.
BEDWALL, Samuel M. -Samuel Bedwell,
Stir vant, Mo.
BENI IELD, Colbet. Thomas M. Benefield,
Cad , Okla.
BERGER, Charles A. Mrs. Rose Berger, 171
Parker Street Newark, N. J.
BYRD, Joseplk M. Mrs. Ethel M. Byrd, R.
F. D. 1, Bltckhorn, Va.
CHAMBERLAIN, Leon. Lawson Chamber-
lai 1225 Lawson Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
CROS-, Leonard H. Isiah Cross. Curtis, Nebr.
CURRY, Thomas. Mrs. B Crry,
Odget 210
Chestnut Street, rear, Pitt burgh, Pa.
DAVIS, James. William 0. Davis, general de-
livery, Nashville, Penn.
DAVIS Leslie E. Mrs. Octiva Davis, 808
Noith Twelfth Street, Richmond, Va.
DAY, John Ri. Shade H. Day, Hindsdale,
Mont.
DE PASQUALE, Nunzio. Miss Magherita
Vena, 247 Third Street, Jersey CKy, N. J.
DINGELDINE, Michael. Mrs. Susan Dingel-
dine, I. F. D. 1, McKeesport, Pa.
DULANEY, George P. Mrs. Minnie Dulancy,
Johnson City, Tenn.
ENOS, Juan P. Henry Enos, Komatke, Aria.
ADAMS, Charles ). Mrs. Lula S. Adams,
408 East Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md.
CARBRY, Vincent Nutting. Mrs. Amelia
Nut g Carbry, 2015 Highly Street, St.
Josep Mo.
LATIAM, George W. Barney Latham, eart-
wright, Ky. - D. 2, Cadiz, Ohio.
WILSON, Otis 11 Mrs. Martha J. Wilson,
Rushville, Mo.
BOITNOTT, Sperry G. Mrs. Mary S. Bolt-
nott, St. Paris, Ohio.
FOLEY, Harry E. Mrs. Eugene Francis Clark,
14 Gardner Street, Whitesboro N Y.
FULDA, Milton. Mrs. CrIstina Fulda, Garden-
ville, Md.
PATTERSON, Walter H. Mrs. May S. Pat-
terqon, Bradwell. Tex.
WEST, Dale C. Mrs. Mary West, R. F. D. 4,
box 52, Ada, Okla.
BLAISING, Lawrence. Mrs. Mary J. Blais-
ing, 920 Francis Street, Fort Wayne, Ind.
BOUCHARD, Louis 0. Mrs. L. 0. Bouchard,
3180 Tullp Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BUCfANAN John A. Mrs. Francis Bu-
ehanan, 534 College Street, Cape Girardau
M..
BUCHWALTER, Chester. Mike Buchwalter,
general delivery, Gardner, Ill..
CANFIELD, Julian K. Mrs. Margaret J.
Canfleld, 52. St. James Street, Kingston,
N. Y.
CASKEY, Clair. Mrs. Silas Caskey, 132 King
Street, Wadsworth, Ohio.
CHRISTIAN, Joe R. Jesse W. Christian,
Teneha, Tex.
CLABBY, William H. Patrick Clabby, Sum-
mit Avenue, Lewiston, Me.
B3OROF17, Frederick L. Robert L. Boroff,
Burkburnett, Tex.
BUSTER, Robert. J. M. Buster, Walnut
Ridge, Ark.
CONNOR, Frank C. Mrs. Lizzie Connor,
1801 Penn Avenue, New Castle, Pa.
DAVJN, Herbert S. Miss N. Connely, 322
F st Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SEf'CL, Edward S. Mrs. J. S. Farmer, 210
East Greene Street, Wilson. N. C.
FLEIAN. Hersehell T. Robert J. Flee-
man. R. 1'. D. 3, Abbeville, Ga.
GARDNER, John A. Robert F. Gardner, 409
Bedford Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
IIALAT, Stephen. Mrs. Katie Ilalat, 110 WHITEIEAD, Fred L. David L. Whitehead,
Marcy Street, LarksVille, Pa. MaryvlEru, Tenn.
HAMMONS Carroll C. Mrh. Louise Irland, WILLIAMS, Archie. Mrs. Elsie B. Williams,
810 St. Charles Street, Houston, Tex. Granville Road, Westfield Mass.
MANES, Charles B. Mrs. Sarah Hanes, WOOD, Albert T. Mrs. 1. H. Wood, 42
R. F. D. 3, Cumberland, Md. MIstic Avenue, Medford, Mass.
LABADIE, Joseph. Mrs. Sarah Millian, W NGHT John W. William C. Wright, gon-
Pawhuska, Okla. eral delivery, Hornorsville, Mo.
MCFADDEN, William Henry. Mrs. Mary A. -COCHRAN, James E. John F. Cochran, 117
McFadden, Heavelton, N. Y. Haneock Street, Dorchester, Mass.
MOREY, Claude. rnsign Morey, R. F. D. 6, COREN, Jake. Mrs. Fannie Cohen, 7 Ashland
Lyons, N. Y. Street, Boston, Mass.
PHILLIPS, Roland T. L. C. Phillips, Han- CRAVENS, Albert. Chesper Cravens, Jenks,
over Street, Hanover, Mass. Okla.
PLEUS, Henry. Henry Pleus, 159 Sixth CUNDIFF, Erastus C. James Cundiff, Crocus.
Avonue, New York, N. Y. Ky.
PUTNEY, Fred W. Miss J. M. Putney, CURTIS, John. Mrs. Mary Curtis, 811
Hutchinson, Minn. Twentieth Avenue, Cordele, Ga.
RAMSEY, Ephriam W. Mrs. Amanda Ram- DENZAU, Charles A. Mrs. Elsie Denzau,
sey, 904 South Walnut Street, Ottawa, 170 Seventh Street, New York, N. Y.
s. D2 SUON William R. Mrs. Nellie De Shon,
RO ADOWSKI, Leon. Mrs. Anna Rozwa- Station D, box 94, St. Joseph, Mo.
dowski, 2040 Frankfort Street, Chicago, DE WILDT, Peter John. Ben Do Wildt, 243
Ill. Marquette Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich.
VAUGHN, Huston 3. James W. Vaughn, DICKEY, Otis L. Lee Dickey, Redlield, Iowa.
Altapass, N, C. DIGGS, Samuel M. Mrs. Florence C. Diggs.
WALTERS, Therla C. David H. Walters, 1004 Twenty-fifth Street NW., Washington,
'Lunberton, N. C. D. C.
WfISBROD, Herbert J. Charles Weikbrod, DIXON, Walter M. Mrs. Mina Dixon, 482
eton, lowa. First Avenue, North Troy, N. Y.
FARRELL, John H. John Farrell, 3283 DUNN, Archie. Mrs. William Dunn, 313 East
Sixth Avenue Troy, N. Y. Wcstmorelaud Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
FE1USTEL, Michael. IMrs. Margaret Feustel, EHRIKE, Fredrick R. Adolph Hageman,
53 Terrace Street, Springfield, Mass. Colon, Nehr.
FORD, Colonel f. Luther F. Ford, Lake- FREY, William J. William Frey, 853 Van
view, S. C. Nest Avenue, New York, N. Y.
FORNIER, William H. Mrs. Lewis Fornier, GARMOE, Raymand. Mrs. Nina Finley, R.
04h Main Street, Maynard, Mass. F. D. 1. Salem, Iowg.
GIBBONS, Frank S. Mrs. Marie Bell, 513 GEARY, Peter M. Mrs Mary Geary, 1613
Seventy-third Street, 1lrooklyn, N. Y. Mohawk Street, Chicago, Ill.
GREENIP, George. Mrs. Frances Grecip, GLENN, Clifford M. Mrs. Lottle Neubauck,
Four Avenue, Westwood, N. J. Hfidreth. Nebr.
GROUS Chaerley F. Mrs. Joh HAGGERTY. Frank J. Mrs. Margaret Hag-
Grouse,
1420 West Calhoun Street, Chillicothe, Mo. tgerty, 1113 Pittston Avenue. Scranton. Pa.
HOGAN, Elery C. Wiley Worth Hogan, R. F. HALL. Banner D. Kelly D. Uail, Gap, N. C.
HANLY, Michael P. Mrs. Louise Hanly, 49
. 5, Loganville, Ga.
HOK, Charles A. Mrs. Mary Hook, 2 Wil- William Street, Belleville, N. J.
kins Street, Baltimore, Md. HARBIN, Joel J. Mrs. Edna Harbin, Slim,
HOPE, Thomas. Thomas Hope, 309 Kearny Okla.
Avenue. Kearny, N. . HILLEBRECHT, William A. Mrs. Bridget
HOWE, Keyrl W. HIllebrecht, 3113 Hamlet Street, Pittsburgh,
Scott W. Howe, Ganse-
voort, N. Y. Pa.
HUNT, Jesse G. Willis N. Hunt? Covington,
JOHNSON, Oscar E. Charles Johnson, 505
Tenn. Leilan Avenue, Joliet, Ill.
KAPLAN, Harry. Mrs. Ida Kaplan, 35 Julian KELLY, George E. Mis. Julia Kelly, Pine-
Street, Roxbury, Mass. bush, N. Y.
KAVOINSKY, Joseph. John Stab, .lridg- KNIGHT. Less L. William M. Knight, 834
port, Conn. ]tazel Street, Macon, Ga.
KING, George. Elmer Roon, Onarga, Ill. KURATZ. George A. Mike Karatz, 2369
KOENIG, Fred. Fred Koe, Enhaut, Pa, East Thirty-fourth Street. Cleveland, Ohio.
KVALE, Peter 0. Mrs. Clara Hansen, R. F. McGEE, Daniel X. Hugh McGee, 227 Ridge
D. 1. box 35, Northwood, Iwa. Avenue, Allentown. Pa.
LAIZURE, Charles W. John Laisure, R. F. MARTIN. Sandy. Patrick Martin, Flatrock,
St. James. Newfoundland.
LANGSTON, Charles Manley. Dr. James MATTHEWS. Harry A. Mrs. Harry A. Mat-
Bunyon Eure, 917 North Main Street, Pop- thews, 3100A Hanover Avenue, Richmond,
lar Bluff, Mo. Va.
LARSON, Edward S. Ed. Larson, R. F. D. 2, MEIVIN, Frank B. Bennie Burns, Pawnee,
box 9, Clifton Tex
LOVELL: Ralph h. Edward Lovell, 64 Popu- MURPHY, Edward P. Mrs. William Murphy,
lar Avenue, Hackensack, N. J. 41W Fairmont Street. Fitchburg, Mass.
McGLYNN, Bernard J. Miss Winifred Mc- NEEFUS, James S Mrs. Hattie P. Neefus,
Glynn, 411 North Twenty-third Street, Passaic Avenue. Chatham, N. J.
Omaha, Nebr. OLSON, Rudolf J. H. P. Olson, box 521,
M KiNNEY, George Mural. Mrs. A. J. Mc- Litehfield. Minn.
Kinney, Centerville, Ind. OREAlfGH. Clyde H1. Mrs. Allen Orelaugh,
MAGUIRE, Frank J. Mrs. Mary Maguire, 1600 Sixth Avenue, Dodge City, Kang.
211 Baltic Street, Elizabeth, N. .J. O'ROURRE, Michael V. Mrs. Nellie
MULLENDORE, Lloyd C. S. C. Mullendore, O'Rourke, 771 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn,
Dearborn. Mo. N. Y.
MURRAY. Thomas V. Mrs. 'Katherine Mur- PIERCE, Dorsey. Elden Pierce, larlowton,
ray. 1785 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, Mont.
N. Y. POWELL, Orrin B. Mrs. Ray Tabash, 800
PARKER, Charles H. Lee Parker, R. F. D. Hamilton Avenue, Flint, Mich.
5, Marylville, Tenn. REED, Roger J. Mrs. Annie D. Reed, Spring-
PERRY, Jarvis W. Mrs. Matte Perry, Wake- dale. Ark.
field, N. C. REESE, Harry D. Mrs. Martha Reese, 004
PITMAN. Herbert D. John G. Pitman, Al- Seventh Avenue, Altoona. Pa.
bany, Ky. REILLY, Andrew J. James Reilly, Lincoln
PROVEN CE, Mont K. Sam C. Provence, Street Hudson, Mass.
ByIngton, Tenn. REILLY Edward C. Mrs. Nellie Reilly, 325
PULSE, Harold L. George F. Pulse, Sykes, Seventh Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mont REIN, Edward. Mrs. Agatha Rein, 2528
RAE, William J. G. Mrs. Rachael Rae, 265 Dickinson Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
East Two hundred and thIrty-fourth Street, RUNDQUIST, Arthur. Jacob Rundquist, Star-
New York, N. Y. buck. Minn.
RHOADES, Gary T.' Mrs. Nettle Rhoades, RUSSELL, John. Charles Russell, 3433 Sec-
Blanchester, Ohio. ond Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
SMITH, Patrick M. Thomas N. Smith, 40 SARBER. Bertram L. J. B. Sarber, Kalidam,
Grand Street, Morristown, N. J. Ohio.
SPREHN, George H. Mrs. Edna M. Sprehu, SCHEURICK, Henry. Mrs. Margaret Schen-
211 East Liberty Street, Mankato, Minn. rick. Ivesdale, Ill.
STARRETT, Royce E. Samuel U. Starrett, SHOWERMAN Irvin W. Edward M. Show-
Scott City, Kans. erman. 210 kpruce Street, Dowagiac, Mich.
THOMPSON. Marion. Walter Thompson, R. STEVENS, Porter A. Albert Stevens, Cook
F. D. 4, Mount Sterling, Ky. Place, Tenn.
VANDERBURGH, Asa. Walter S. Vander- STILABOWER, C. E. William H. Stilabower,
burgh, Beaver City, Okla. Needham, Ind.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERIING1
STRACHEN, Lester G. Mrs. Annie - M.
Strachen, 37 Mansfield Street, Allston, Mass.
TEAGUE, David M. E. A. Teague, Inman,
S. C.
THOMPSON, James W. Samuel J. Thompson,
Round, Valley, Nebr.
VANTILITAO, Delos. William Vantilburg,
204 Bread Street, Ashland, Ohio.
VOBROUCEK, Albert C. Albert Vobroucek,
4912 South Seely Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
WALLACE, John P. Mys. Mary Wallace, 939
West Spruce Street, Shamokie, Pa.
BUGLElS.
HOWARD, Glenn W. Miss Anna McCoon,
Tannersville, Iowa.
NASCA, Ignazzo. Mrs. Meistretta Arcangela,
-uters, Italy.
AIECTIANICS.
BRANDON, Clarence Oscar. Charlie Brandon,
Galchult, N. Dak.
EASLICK, Joanthan B. Mrs. Mary Easlick,
60 White Street, Mount Holly, N. J.
KARPA, Joseph P. - Stock Karpa, Cape
Charles, Va.
SNYDER, E. Mrs. Martha Snyder, Germano,
Ohio.
DIANO, Guiseppe. Melprone Diano, 27
Eighty-sixth Strect, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BOWLBY, Harry H. Mrs. F. W. Bowlby,
Marilon, Kans.
t COOKS. - PRENTICE, Fred L. Mrs. May Prentice; 2041
BOOTIH, James 0. Mrs. Clara Booth, R. F.
1. 2, Gramplan, Pa.
GOODSITE, Carl. Mrs. Charles Goodsite, R.
F. D. 6, Norwalk, Ohio.
LOUDON, Robert W. Miss Billy London, box
621, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
RACICOT, Edward F. William Racicot, 53
Osford Street, Worcester, Mass.
KEPPi'LE, Bert Al. William L. Kepple, Chi-
cora, Pa.
TVAGONERS.
COPPOCK, Albert E. Mrs. Ida Coppock, Red
Bank, Pa.
MYERS, Curtis C. George M. Myers, R. F. D.
11, Oklahoma City, Okla.
PRIVATES.
SIMPSON, William H. Mrs. William T.
Simpson, 311 Halstead Street, East Orange,
N. .T.
SMITH, Clarence H. Mrs. Nora Smith, Skid-
more, Mo.
SOLOMON, Babajan. John Solomon, 402
Asylum Street, Flint, Mich. - odman,
STEINHOFER, Clarence. Mrs. Sarah Stein-
hofer, Fennimore, Wis.
STEMIIENS, Harvey W. William McNamara,
941 M ret Street, Zanesville, Ohio.
STUVEN N, John. Karl Ehrenstein, 51
IEast One hundred and nineteenth Street,
New York, N. Y.
STEVENSON, Richard H. George Stevenson,
9 West One hundred and twenty-fourth*
Street, New York N Y.
STEWYARD, Pearl W1. Mrs. Ruth Steward,
I3 North Eureka Avenue, Columbus, Ohio.
STEWART, Frank L. Mrs. Sallie M. Stewart,
373 Columbia Strect, Leetonia, Ohio.
SWANSON, Arthur 0. Mrs. Josephine Swan-
son, 1707 East Jefferson Street, Duluth,
Minn.
TALLMAN, August G. George Tallman,. gen-
eral delivery, Cheboygan, Mich.
TA..usETTI, Felix. Mrs. Antonietti Do Yolt,
general delivery, Jerome, Ariz.
TATIABETZ, Charles F. Mrs. Mary Tara-
betz, 443 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
) TATE. Cliff. Ira Morgan, Kaw City, Okla.
TAYLOR, Ransom A. John B. Taylor, St. An-
thony, Idaho.
THOMAS, Harry. Mrs. Eliza Thomas, Leech-
burg, Pa.
THOMAS, William. George R. Thomas, Pilot
Grove, Mo.
VINCENZO, Guisseppe. Miss Jennie Vln-
cnzo, S9 Mills Avenue, Mount Morris,
WHITE, Joseph Henry. -Charles 0. White,
R. F. D. 2. Malone, N. Y.
WHITE, William M. , John H. White, 311
Logan Street, Sewickley,*Pa.
WHITED, George. W. T. Whited, Dove, Ky.
WILLIAMS, George. Mrs. 4. Williams, 5
South Whitfield Street, Nazareth. Pa.
WILSON, Frank E. Nile Wilson, 1901 Frank-
ln Avenue, Des Moines, iowa.
BAT:ER, Fred. Mrs. Finn, 221 East Twenty-
ninth Street. New York, N. Y.
BEKISH, Walter A. Charles Bekish, Dick-
son City, Pa.
BERG, Frank G. Mrs. Christina Berg, gen-
eral delfvery, Moore, Wis.
BIVENS, Bert W. Mrs. Carinthy Bivens,
route 1, Albion, Iowa.
BRELAND1, Blant M4. Ellis G. Breland, Union,
Miss.
BRENNER. Frederick. Mrs. Henrietta- Bren-
ner, 17 West Ninety-first Street, New-York,
N. Y.
DAY, William James. Daniel J.. ITRY, 50
Goulding Avenue, Buffala, N. Y.
ERWIN, Joseph Oscar. Mrs. Ann& Nelms,
R. F. D. 3, box 56A, Claremore, Olds,
ESQUEBEL, Salvador. Theodore Efrebel,
Gill, Colo.
HAMLET, Charles Lee. John HenrYfamlet,
It. F. D. 2, Benton, Ky.
McPHERSON, Lewis W. Marshall L. Mc-
Pherson, Grapeland, Tex.
MILLER, Edward A. Mrs. Emma C.' Miller,
25 Sylvania Avenue, Fox Chase, M.
O'NEIL John J. Mrs. Norah Heky 232
East hifty-second Street, New Y NM1.
ONGSTAD, Arthur F. Martin Jacobsoni Ho0-
land, Cook County, Minn.
OSBORNE, Will E. Charles H. Osborne,
R. F. D. 2, Springfield, 017o.
PEKA, Frank. Mrs. Anna Peka, 2733 86uth
Eleventh Street, Omalk, Nebr.
PERRY, Ired H. Mrs. Cara Perry, 105 Cliff
Street, Norwh, Conn.
PLUMLEE, Samuel. James D. Plumlee Par
th enon, Ark.
POTTS, Leland Emerson. Mrs. Tille J. Potts,
general delivery, Lexington, Nebr.
PRALLE, Julius W. August Pralle, Kalmorado,
KanS.
East Fourth Street, Clevland, Obl
PRINTZ, Charles A. William Prints, 214
Strawberry Avenue, Norristown, Pa.
PUTNAM, Wilbur. Mrs Martha Putns, 175
Church Street, Albany, N. Y.
ROKERT, Hogore A. Arthur R. Robert, 37
Fifth Avenue, Lowell, Mass.
SIPPEE, Harold W. Mrs. Rhoda A. Ship-
pee, 77 Whipple Avenue, Arlington, R. I.
SHOURDS, David Wyolfe. Margaret otiads,
124 Glassboro Avenue, Woodbury, J.
SHUEEY, John J. John E. Shusey, New
Windsor, Md.
SIBLEY, Edwin N. Mrs. M. I. Sliyp Pent-
water, Mich.
SILAS, Sam. Mrs. W. J. Silas, Smstbrville,
Miss.
SIMONEAUX, Adam J. Armand Phoa, Mor-
gan City, La.
GERLACII, Earnest R. Richard Gerluch, 422
Haughton Avenue, McKeesport, Pa.
GOINS, Douglas B. J.' J. Goins, 20-IL Griffith
Street, Selma, Ala.
GOQMAN, Clarence. Mrs. Mary
1025 Lampton Street, Louisville, Ky.
GRAF, Raymond Albert. Mrs. Katherine J.
Graf, 1812 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
GREENE, William Mitchell. Miss Lilian
Lawson, 430 Lincoln Avenue, kEooklyn,
N. Y.
GRIFFIN, Francis H. Paul Griffin,1Bowie,
Prince George County, Mdf
GRODAVENT, Charles W. Charles W. Grada-
vent, Charlotte Street, Detroit, Mich.
GROSS, Andrew. Mrs. Georgiana Grass,
Wallville, Md.
113MALIRSTEN, Albin. Charles Hammarsten,
Wheaton, Minn.
HARVEY, Bert. Mrt. Kate Harvey, Wood-
lawn. Ill.
IIAWIEIBERRY, Forest. W. T. Hawken-
thrry, Metz, W. Va.
HINDMAN, Harry L. Mrs. 'Ella Hindman,
897 Third Street, Detroit, Mich,
HOUSE, Oli er T. George House, Jerseyville,
Ill.
HUBER, Edward .T. Gottlieb Huber, 2011
Washington Avenue, New Orleans, La.
TYDER, Clarence A. Miss Delia Sherlock,
108 Tama Street, Manchester, Iowa.
JABLONSKI, Mike. Frank Jablonski, Lub-
lin, Russia.
JACOBS, Albert. Mrs. Jessie Irish, School
Street, Burnside, Conn.
JAMES, Jessie N. Mrs. Mary James, River-
dale, Md.
JANICKE, Stanley. Anthony Janicke, 432
Lafaette Street, Utica, N. Y.
JOHNSON, Bernt A. Charles J. Nordgren,
1033 Jesse Street, St. Paul, Minn.
JOHNSON, Harry. Mrs. Mary Johnson, Cul-
peper, Va.
JONES, Ernest. Mrs. Jessie Jones, 231 Myr-
tle Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
JONES, Hugh F. Mrs. Esther Jones, 4243
Main Street. Mannyank, Philadelphia, Pa.
KELLY, Joseph J. Mrs. Agnes K. Kifer,
2034 Cedar Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
KAINSK, Felix. Mrs. Andrew Petres,
Milwaukee Wis
KESLY, Michael. Mrs. Albert Johnson, 1444
Sherberno Avenue. St. Paul, Minn.
K1LY, Thoms. Michael Cunningham. 243
South Fifty-eighth Street, West Philadel-
phia, Pa.
19
KOHL. Arthur A. Mrs. Valentine Kohl, 1045
Fortieth Street, Brooklyrr,-N. Y.
KORNACII Wiayslaw. Frank Kornachln
18 Alpenton Street ProYtdence, R. I.
KOTLOW, August. brank ,Kotlow, R. F. D.
1, Auburndale, Wis.
ROZLOWSKI, Joachim. Giyman Kozlowski,
Jerome, Pa.
KRAWEZY, Stanislaw. 1W@ks Adaszak, 310
abreki Street, Buffalo, Ni Y.
KRUGER, Charles FXois. 1rs. Lillian Franz,
11 leasant Avenue, Jamica, N. Y.
KINBRI Walter. Heamy Kubinskl, 712
,fore Street, Stehubenvlle, Ohio,
K A. Joseph Frank. Ms. Anna Kurka,'
4532 South Broadway, St. Louis, Mo.
LANDS, Clyde. Mrs. Calla Lands, Whitmire,
S. C.
LARIN, ]Fraucis A. Mrs. Margaret Larin,
137 Parke Street, Bennimgton, Vt.
LARSON, Corpellus N. Andrew P. Larson,
Clear Lake, Iowa.
LRE, Cecil H. J. W. Lee, Eutaw, Ala.
L , Plans C. Mrs. Mattle Leqve, R. F. D.
LICIER, Edward N. Mrsz Agnes J. Lucier,
East River Street, Orange Mass.
LUND, Earl A. Mrs. Margaret Lund, Avery,
Wis.
LUlNDBERG, Benjamin. Elidy Lundberg, 1900
North Washington Avenue, Minneapolis,
M NEY, Samuel H. Mrs. Jennie Godby,
WgFour, W. Va.
MARSH, Joe B. John Marsh, R. F. D. 1,
Church Hill, Tenn.
MARSHALL, Thomas. Mrs. Harriott Marshall,
R. F. D. 2, Seymour, Conn.
MATHEWS, Curtis C. Mrs. James M. Ma-
thews, Vera. Okla.
METCALFE, John C. John J. Metcalfe, Er-
nest. Pa.
MEYER, Thcadore Chris. Mrs. Mary Meyer,
Wootman, Wis.
MILLER, John. Thomas Milleret F. D. 18,
box 63, Huron, Ind.
MILLS, Arza. Mrs. Tillie Mills, 721 West
Green Street, -Marshall, Mich.
STEVENS, Hugh Edward, Mrs. Mary J. Ste-
vens, care of Morgan Huston, Cedarville,
N. J.
STEWART, Earl J. Elmer Stewart West
Camp. N. Y.
STOLEBARGER, Sam I. J. D. Stolebarger,
1754 South Fifth Street, Missoula, Mont.
STORAASLI, qustave G. Ole Storansli, jr..
STW1dB2,' Gustav. Nicholas Streibig, 10
Cook Street, Danbury, Conn.
STROEHLEIN, Carl Fred. George Stroeb-
Iain, 4713 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
sTRUNKSTEIN. Jacob. Jolh Hudson, 1602
Tam Street Baltimore, A.M.
STRYJAK, t . Joseph Stryjak, 130
East Union Vtret, Nanticoke, Pa.
STURMAN, Harold A. Mrs, Josephine Stur-
man, 1912 John Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
SUMMRiS, George G. Bries I. Summers.,
Lowsville, W. Va.
BURGONY, Abraham. David Surgony, 50
Wasign Street, New York, N. Y.
SWANSON, Iver H. Mrs. Charles Nelson, 66
Delma Street, Bradford, Pa.
SWEDBERG, Edwin A. Mrs. Tillie Zetter-
lend, 22 North Fifty-sixth Street, West
Duluth, Minn.
THOMAS, Ali~n. Mrs. Rosena Thomas, Bee-
ville, Tex.
THOMPSON, Peyton. Reunen Thompson, Li-
tonia, Ga.
TRAVELBEE, William Newton. Mrs. Henry
Chapman, Paris, Mich.
TROELSEN, Chris M. Carl C. Troelsen, box
3, Stockholm, S. Dak.
TROLAND, George L. Mrs. Jennie Troland,
,D Sheridan Street, Stratford, Conn.
TRUITT, Harry Isaac. Mrs. Martha A. Truitt,
Seaford, Del.
UNDERWOOD, Pled. Mrs. Myrtle Under-
wood, Calloway, Va.
VAN NOSDALl. Charles M. James Van
Nosdal, Wappingprs Falls, N. Y.
VARICALLO, Tony. Rocco Varicallo, Smith-
ers, W. Va.,
VICKERS, Frank 0. Mrs. Mary Vickers,
route 2, Quinlan, Tex.
VIGIL, Jose M. Mrs. Silveria. Herrera, Ar-
rovo Hondo, N. Me.
WALL, Jay J. Mrs. Esther Wall, Three
Forks. Mont.
WALSBR, Uel II. Henry Walser, California.
Mo.
WARSZAWSKI, Stanley J. Mrs. Antona Wars-
sawski, Twenty-sixth and Johnson Street,
Portsmouth, Mich.
WILLIAMS, Howard S. Mrs. Mara Williams.
McConchie, Charles County, Md.
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CASUAL~TIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING-
WILLIS, Isaac A. Mrs. Mattle Willis, R. F.
D. 3, Miami, Mo.
WOODWAID, Glen J Mrs. Ida Woodward,
10 Kilburn Avenue, Rohkford, Ill.
ZEBLY, Frank. Mrs. Lars Eine-Buxton, N.
Dack.
ZULFER, Frank F. Mrs. James Whaler. 2577
Crown Point, Omaha, Nebr.
ALKIRE, Harry L. Mrs, Stella Alkire, Grove
City, Ohio.
ANGIlLI, Henry. Mrs. Della Angell, Eureka,
Utah.
ASHTON, Raynor. Mrs. Elizabeth Ashton,
145 Atkins Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BAJORIN, Bartholomew. Joseph Bajorin,
GUrand Street, Rockville, Conn.
BONNER, James H. John B. Bonner, Logan,
Iowa.
BREZIK, Alfons. Frank Brezik, Edge, Tex.
BROWN, John F. Mrs. Lottle Brown, R. F.
D. 6, Schuyler Falls, N. Y.
BRYANT, Freeman G. Mrs. Cora Bryant,
Elizabeth, Ill.
BULLARD, Harrison S. Mrs. Mabel Bullard,
_R. I. D. 1, Millington, Mich.
BULLER, Wes S. Gus W. Buller, R. F. D. 1,
Brookshire, Tex.
BUNDY, Lloyd, Mrs. Eliza Bundy, Bluford,
Ill.
BURGGRAF, John George. George Burg-
graf, 42209 Lincoln Street, Chicago, Ill.
C. R. Mrs. Anna Burk
BURKLUND, Henry
lund, 116 East Third Street, Red Wing,
Minn.
BURLESON, William C, William C. Burle-
son, Lepanto, Ark.
BIINS, Henry L. L. P. Burns, 325 Fudge
SItreet, Covington, Va.
BURNS, Lawrence J. Mrs. Harriett Burns,
1118 Erie Street, Utica, N. Y.
BTSCHING, George A. Dick Busching, R. F.
D, 2, Springfield, Iowa.
BUSS, George E. Henry J. Buss, Cushing,
Okla.
BUTTERWO&TH, Edward. Charles Branksh,
2136 Monmouth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BUZZARD, Johnnic K. Mrs. Nellie Buzzard,
Seneca, Mo.
BYXNBE, Jasper C. Jacob R. Byxbe, R. F. D.
1, Hillrose, Colo.
CAMP, Gordan Carlisle. Mrs. Charles H.
Camp 408 Vine Street, Camden, N. J.
CAMP LL, Oscar. Thomas Campbell, Cosby,
Tenn.
CARITHERS, Nollen C. John T. Carithers,
Pavo, Ga.
CHRISTENSEN, Martin. Jacob Christensen,
box 183, Askov, Minn.
CIPOLLETTI. Joseph. Ferdinando Cipolletti,
903 Segol Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CLARKE, Michael J. James Clarke, 1445
Washington Street, loston, Mass.
CLAYTON, George. Alex Arno, R. F. D. 2,
Blair, Ohio.
CLEMENZA, Joe. Sam Monastero, 948 West
Ohio Street, Chicago, Ill.
CLYBURN, Maxie S. W. T. Welch, Bishop-
Ville. S. C.
COLBERT, George W. Mrs. Lottie Colbert,
Coolspring Street, Uniontowns Pa.
COLES, Andrew L. Mrs. Jennie oles, 2080
West Moore Street, Richimond, Va.
COOKE, Roy D. Mrs. Mary J. Cole, Sunhill,
W. Va.
CORKRAN, Roscoe. Mrs. Mary Cockran, 5643
Cherry Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
COULSON, Charlie. Mrs. Ana Coulson, Tom-
berlius, Ark.
CRAGET. Harvyv Mrs. Sara Craget, Diggins,
W. Va.
CROOK, Browne L. Lester T. Crook, 2 West
Chestnut Street, Chicago, Ill.
CURSON, David H. William H. Carson,
Woodland, Cal.
CURTIN, WilliamL. Mrs. Mary Curtin, 2181
Haviland Avenue, New York, N. Y.
DANIELS, James E. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels,
529 Hinton Street, Petersburg, Va.
DANIELSON. Helmer, David Danielson, 532A
Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DAVIDSON, Everett. John Hf. Davidson, 671
Kerr Street. Columbus, Ohio.
DAVIDSON, Halsey B. Miss M. Davidson,
Tobasco, Ohio.
DAY, Ben A. Jim H. Day, R. F. D. 5, Sul-
phur Springs, Tex.
DELULLO, Angelo. Mrs. Gilastic Domico,
Givitelo, Italy.
DENNIS, Ralph. Alfonso Dennis, general de-
livery, Coleridge, Nebr.
DICK, Lester. Mrs. Nancy R. Lucas, 1148
Grant Street, Indiana, Pa.
DODD. Lester. J. M. Dodd, Winthrop, Wash.
DODRON. Harvey P. Mrs. Susan Dodson,
1511 Thirteenth Street, Altoona, Pa.
DONDERE, Andrew II. Frank Dontdere, Fram-
ingham, Mass.
DOYLE, Robert E. Mrs. Margaret Doyle, NEWMAN. Eric A. Mrs. Mabel Goodwin, 920
1658 Twenty-irst Street, Chicago, Ill. Stokes Avenue, Collingswood, N. J.
DURBIN, Ray D. Mrs, C. Durbin, 1220 Ma- PERRINE, Ross Edward. Mrs. Sadie Thomas,
pleton Avenue, Boulder, Colo. 1423 New Street, Franklin, Pa.
EGAN ,Richard A. Mrs. M. 1. Egan 1846
Pa. REQUET, Adam. Michael Requet, Madison,
Norh Eleventh Street Philadelphia, Ind.
ERICKSON, Erick W. Mrs. Margaret Went- VARNEY, ElIwood, Jr. Mrs. Ellwood Varney,
worth, Augusta, Kans. 1584 Osos Street, San Luis Obispd, Cal.
FOLEY. Thomas J. James Foley, 8 Beck-
ford Court Lynn, Mass. CORPORALS.
FEIDER, John W. Mrs. Mary Feider, 437 ALLEN, Earl Joseph. Mrs. Mary Gary, 36
Seventh Avenue, West Bend, Wis. Mills Street, Dansville, N. Y.
FULLER, Benjamin D. F. F. L. Fuller, R. P. DIXON, Carl H. W. S. Dixon, 316 Maryland
D. 3, Rocky Mount, N. C. Avenue, Westport, Md.
GAFFRON. Leonard R. Mrs. Catherine Gaf- DOBSON, Ralph J. Ben Dobson, R. F. D. 1,
fron, 717 TWesley Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. Franklin, N. C.
BA$S, Roland K, Mrs. Roland K. Bass, DOERFLER, George. Mrs. Elizabeth Doerfier,
Third and Thornton Streets, Leavenworth, 1259 Eleventh Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
Kans. DONAHUE, Joseph. Mrs. M. Donahue, 78
BAUCHLE, Frank F. Adam Bauchle, Brew- Eastern Avenue, Woburn, Mass.
ster, Minn. KENNEDY, Arthur T. Mrs. Clara B. Ken-
CASAREGOLA, Lgis. Angelo Adriano, 1267 nedy, Clay Center, Kans.
West Sixty-nipth reet, Clevel nd, Ohio. KNUTH, Harvey. Mrs. John Ohlrich, 89
CASSINE,Rocco. Anthony Cadshie, 28 Julia Evergreen Street Rochester, N. Y.
Straet, Rochester*, N. Y. LESS, Joseph J. .John Less, Monroe, N. Y.
CASTIK, Karel. Pills Castek, 106 Cedar McBURNEY, John G. Mrs. Emmet McBurney,
Street, Garfeld N. J. Hemet, Cal.
CRJDNWELGE, Vd*in. Fred Crenwige, NEWMAN, Herbert A. Max Otto Neniman,
Fredericksburg, '1 . 1261 Seventy-fourth Street, BrookIYPo N. Y.
CROSBY, Harry a . Mrs. Harry PADGETT, Ra mond N. Millard . Paelett,
Crosby, 26 SuinS
Conn.
Aenue, Waterbury, 815 Ordnoco Street, Alexandria. EH. Com-
REILLY, James L. Mrs. Rose Mah a
DALTON, Walter J. Mrs. Nancy E. Dalton, monwealth Avenue, Springlield, Mass.
Meadows -of Dan, Va. SMITH, Joseph S. Joseph HI. Smith, Fruit-
FORD, James Beynard. Jasper N. Ford, R. F. land. Md.
D. 1, Indianapolis. Okla.
WALSH, Arthur T. F. F. Walsh, 174 Albion
GRAHAM, Harold F. J. H. Graham, Burt, Street Wa- fneld, Mass.
Iowa.
GUETHS, Gus W. Miss Ella Gueths, 65 Rees WARD, Charles R. Samuel M. Ward. Green-
Street, Fond du Lac, Wis. castle, Pa.
WILLIAMS. Roy G. Walter J. Williams,
HADDIX, Milo p. Mrs. Della Chapman, 687 route 1, Caddo Mills, Tex.
Partb Street SE. Payallup, Wash.
HEBBELINK, GustAve L. Mrs. Leonie beb- HORSESHIOER.
bq11%l~ 42 Lafayette Street, Paterson, N. S.
11UFFST UTLER, Hlafvry E. Th~odore Huf- HOLMES, Mosie Mitchell. Miss Core Holmes,
Ptutler Daligren, Ill. 2313 Olive Street, Kansas City, Mo.
JAMUS, Walter II. Simon H. James, Graham, PRIVATES.
Tex.
KAJZER, 5ylvester. Mrs. Mary Kajzer, 1516. ANCEWICZ, Teodor. No emergency address.
West FIsher Street, South Bend, Ind. BAILEY, William. Mrs. Lizzie Lockman, R.
LAZENgY, Charles C. W. E. Lazenby, Cen- F. D., Queen Anne, Md.
tril City, Iowa. BOKA, George. Lew McCarthy, Tieton,
LYONS, John E. Miss Margaret Lyons, 365 Idaho.
J. Burgener, 125
Catherine Street, Bridgeport, Conn. BURGENER, Leo I. Ira
McKAY, Richard. Mfs. Katie McTay, Au- East Fourteenth Street, Newton, Kans.
vorgue, Ark. BURGETT, James L. W. H. Burgett, Berg-
MANGOLD, Oscar. Mrs. Emma Mangold, holz, Ohio.
Tarpley, Tex. BURKHEAD, John B. Mrs. John B. Burk-
NORSAVACOS, Vincent. Valenti Norsavacos, head, route 3, Huntsville, Tex.
728 Park Road, Kbnosba, Wis. BURTELL, Peter. Mrs. Lydia Burtel, Dur-
POEZINNOS, George. John Tankowicoa, bin, N. Dak.
f8N r
theote vnue, East Chicago, Iad. CHOiC.D Mike. Pete Sacdapovieb, Bingham .
S1ANN Francis. Mrs, Ethel C. Shannon, CanyonUa. *n .Ms
123 South Eleventh Street, Minneapolis, CHRIST N SEN. Maris C. Mrs. Christine
Mimi Christensen, 281 Goodwin Street, Perth
STRICKLAND, Thomas P. Dr. G. Solomon P. Amboy, N. J-
A
Strcln . . 1). 4, Chipley, CLARK ON, Frank. John II, Clarkson, Sin-
STURt tAk. mark Stgm NwsHaven, ton, Fox,
Cape Breton Island, Canada. COBB, Robert 0. William H. Cobb, Jr.,
TARASIUK, George. Steve Johubovsky, 3729 Bsch Building, Dallas, Tex.
East Fifty-third Street, Cleveland, Ohio. DEBVERING, John l. Mrs. Almira Bartlett,
WADE, John B. John B. Wade, Joyner, Va. Peacoqk, Msich.
WIERER, Norbert W. Louis Wieber, 125 FARRELL, Power Patrick. Joseph Farrell, care of
Thirteonth Avenue North, St. Cloud, Minn. Montan Co., Butte. Mont.
WOLINSKY, Abe. Louis Woliusky, 142 Depot PAY, Clarence F.Oreg.Mrs. Julia pay, R. P. D. 4,
Melvlunville,
Street, Greenstur. Pa.
WOOD, William J. B. Mrs. Mary Wood, 607 FINCHi Paul L. Mrs. Ella Finch, 281,- Mon-
South Third Street, Camden, N. T. terey Street, San Antonio, Tex.
FISHER, Frank R. Mrs. Mary Fisher. South
Lake Lot 41, Prince Edwards Island,
DECEMBER 22, 1918. Canada.
PRANCO, Antonio. Mrs. Maria Cariello,
[The deaths reported in this section were 1105co, Salerno, Italy.
printed in a previous issue of Tun OFryaIAL Louis. ms. Lena Friedman, 121
FRIEDMAN,
U. S. BULLETIN.) Eliory Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GARTON, William. Mr.n. N. lines, 1010
The following casualties are reported North Evans Street, Bloomington, Ill.
H. George L. Uardesty,
by the commanding general of the Amern- HARDESTY, Julian
P'ine Street. Seaford, Del.
can Expeditionary Forces: Marshe j. Mrs. Martha J. Horne,
HORNEt Ga.
Wounded Severely. North Thornton Avenue, Dalton
HORSTED, Marce. Peter C. Horaled, R. F. D.
LIEUTENANTS. 1, Bryant, S. Dak.,
Miss Junie Polanski,
DODDS, Illram E. James H. Dodda, 4528 JUROSKI, Vincent.
Farrell, Pa.
West Seventeenth Drive, Los Angeles Cal. KESSLER, Harold H. Mrs. Susan Kessler,
MCLEAN, John R. M. H. McLean, Maendi,
Ariz. Spickard, Mom
LACEY. Charles R. Mrs. Lane . Graham,
WIGHTMAN, Robert J. Mrs. Eva Wightman, 4541 Terry Street, Dallas, Tex.
1189 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.
LAMPMAN, Claude E. G. E. Lampman. gen-
SERGEANTS. eral delivery, Pepin, Wis. Mrs. Cestawa
BAKES, Alexander John. Mrs. Bertha Bakes, LANGIEWICZ, Alexander.
246 Brooks Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Gasiczak, 32 Spruce Street, Natrona, Ia.
CRAIG, Charles W. Robert Craig, Martins- LANGSTINE. Millard M. Mrs. J. C. Lang-
Ville ll: stine, 319 Ninth Avenue, McKeesport, Pa.
FORE TER, Clifford B. Allen Forester, R. LAURETTA. Thomas. Mrs. Saivatrice Las-
F. D. 2, Marionville, Mo. cala, Via Virginia Province, Seacura, Italy.
LEVANDOSEEY, Steve. Joseph Levandeakey,
HUDIBURGH, Alva J. Mrs. Janie Capertin,
Olive Hill, Tenn. Willets Avenue, South River, N. J.
 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TTJESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
LONG, Lester V. Mrs. Mary E. Long, Rock-
ton, Ill.
MANLEY, James. Mrs. Orlie Manley, Renton,
Wash.
McGEEGHAN, Bernard F. Miss Catherine
McGeeghan, 529 South Broad Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
McGRADY, John A. Mrs. Margie McGrady,
174 South Eleventh Street, Newark, N. J.
MNEIL, Tom. Mrs. Albert A. McNeil, 610
Northeast Second Street Moultrie, Ga.
NEILL, Walter. James i. Neill, 215 South
Seventh Street, West Terre Haute, Ind.
PATROLI, Gerardo. Rose Patroll, 96 Van
Sinden Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
REEDER, James P. Oliver P. Reeder, Edin-
boro, Pa.
RTEGEL, Frank M. Mrs. Bertha M. Riegel,
R. F. D. 3, Catawossa, Md.
IEGER, Joseph A. Mrs. Anthony Rieger,
2145 Phillip Street, Philadelphia Pa
RIVERA, Alexander. Mrs. Juanta Rivera,
Tucumcari, N. Mex.
ROCKIIILL, Malcolm E. Hiram B. Rockhill,
Salem, Va.
ROSSIE, Dominic. Lewis Rossie, Koppel,
Pa.
SEIBERT, William. Georg6 Seibert, 713 East
North Street, Danville, Ill.
SHOPKOUSKI, Frank. Frank Slazas, 1417
Fiftieth Avenue, Cicero, III.
SPIEGLER, Luis. George Splegler, 2129
North Thirtieth Street, Philadelphia Pa
STANLEY, Donald G. Mrs. Mary E. Stanley,
57 Post Avenue, New York, N. Y.
STONAKER, Harry S. Mrs. Harry G. Ston-
aker, 202 Broadway, South Amboy N J
TAPPER, John Emil. William Nagie,
Cadott, Wis.
TIMMONS, George W. Tohn W. Timmons,
141 Maple Street, Frostburg, Md.
VICKERY, Frank Lincoln. Daniel Vickery,
221 Union Street, Calais, Me.
WALTERS, Alexander. Asa Walters, 7 Albin
Street, Concord, N. H.
WISNER. Charles. Wilber Wisner, Marlnette,
Wis.
WOLFE, John W. George Wolfe, Davella,
Ky.
VINCENT, Alcee. Olive Vincent, Abbeville,
La.
VINEYARD, Theodore M. Faden B. Vine-
yard, Turin, Ga.
PRIVATES,
BRiSON, Miller Reed. Markle Bryson, 88
Bessemer Avenue, Lyndora, Pa.
DAVIS, Charles P. Mrs. Charles P. Davis,
40 Olive Street, Salem, N. T.
DAVIS, George W. Charlie Davis, Frazer,
K _.
POTTER, Stcphcn H.
William R. Potter,
E11sinora, Mo.
OGDEN, Wilberd. Robert W. Ogden, R. F. D.
2. Clearfield, Pa.
OLESON, Theodore. MrA. Loss Oleson, Graet-
linger, Iowa.
O'9 11AUGHNESSY, Frank. Miss Sarah
OShaughnessy, 571 Chester Avenue, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
PALERMO, Joseph. Mrs. Calogora Navarra,
51 Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PLOUTZ, Arthur B. Herman Ploutz, Halcott
('enter, Greene County, N. Y.
PRE-4TON, Edward V. Mrs. Carrie Crane,
Whiting, Me.
RFERMLER, Charles R. George Ressler, R. P.
V. 1. Dalton. Ohio.
RIDEOUT, Horace L. Mrs. Irene Rideour,
5314 Vernon Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
ROH1ERTS, Honore A. Arthur R. Roberts, 37
Yifth Avenue, Lowell, Mass.
ROCCA. Antonio. Luigi Rocco, 837 McKean
Avenue. Donora, Pa.
SANDERS, Lee. Mrs. Lucy Sanders, R. P.
1). 2. box 32, Bovnton, Okla.
SANKEY, Harold T. Mrs. T. J. Sankey, 844
East One hundred and forty-sixth Street,
Cleveland. Ohio.
SAMSEIR, Dawson N. Mrs. Dora Millican,
v: u eland, N. C.
S lMIlT. Alfred L. Charlie Schmidt, route
;. Ilallettsville. Tex.
Si TT. Howard V. Mrs. Frank White,
lm er Plains, N. Y.
RH1:1I T. Howard B. Henry Shelt, North
I rene, Ohio.
SITINESKI, Stanislaus. Mrs. Mamie Karbo-
o1.,iTGrown Street, Naugatuck. Conn.
SAA. Frank. Mrs. Christina Siana, 20
Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
S1IMONS. Lewis. Dave 0driffin, R. F. D. 1,
Is, 62. Trenton, S. 0.
STEVENSON. James. Mrs. Margaret Steven-
-un West Salem, Ohio.
SULLIVAX. John. Mrs. Nellie Sullivan,
Nineteenth Street and Seventh Avenue,
Whitestons; N. Y.
SWARD, Henry. Mrs. John Sward, Grace-
ton, Minn.
SWIFT, Thomas Francis. Mrs. Annie Swift,
Leckrone, Pa.
TALIAFERRO, John A. Curtis Taliaferro,
Canuto, Okla.
TERVSI, Louis. Charles Terest, North Col-
11ns, N. 1.
TRIONE, Octavio. Miss Bradeo Trione, 642
Nineteenth Street, Richmond, Cal.
UNVERZAGT, Alfred. Mrs, Anna Unver-
zagt, 6820 North Paulina Street, Chicago,
Ill.
VALLETTE Thomas S., Jr. Thomas S. Val-
lette, 8 Last Eighteenth Street, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
VICAU, Leo J. Mrs. Vida Riets, 2807 West
Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Ill.
VINTNER, Spencer B3. William C. Vintner,
1654 T ty-fifth Avenue O4kland Cal.
WASHIN ON Joseph. grs. Mina Wash-
Ington, 632 Rteele Street NashvIlle, Tenn.
WELSH, John. Joseph Welsh, 217 Pearl
Street, Brooklyn,'N. Y.
WIGLER, Floyd Ethelbert. Mrs. Agnes Syl-
via Wigler 1448 Reynolds Street, Locust
Point Balimore, Md.
WILLIAMS, Creed. Mrs. Hattie Williams,
Hattieville, S. C.
WILLIAMS, Willie C. Henry Williams,
R. F. D. 3, Manolith, Savannah Ga
WHALEN, Walter A. Dennis Nhalen, 57
Thompson Street, New York, N. Y.
WHITE, Boyd M. . Mrs. Ella White, Mab-
HIT, aharles R. D. Vandenberg, 529
East Wall street, Morrison Ill.
ZONKLER, Jostph. Mrs. George Zonkler,
R. F. D. 3, Bedford, Ind.
ADAMS, Irving T. William T. Adams,
Marumsco, Somerset County, Md.
ALLEN, Samuel B. Mrs. Dora Allen, R. F.
D. 19, Matthews, N: C.
ANDERSON, Clarence E. Mrs. Lidia Ander-
son 302 Washington Avenue, Belleville,
N. Y.
BAGLEY, Alvin W. Matilda Bagley, Travis,
Tex.
BARTZ, Henry. Cornalus Bartz, Hubbard
Lake, Mich.
BERGAMYER, Frank J. Mrs, Catherine
Bergamyer, Stockton, Ohio.
BOYER, George. Mrs. Caroline Boyer, 1938
Crystal Street, Chicago, Ill.
BLACK, Robert B. Mrs. Sarah Black, 809
East Murray Street, Macomb Ill.
BURRIS, Jedie. Mrs. Francis hurris, Broken
Bow, Okla.
BURSON; Ray Edward. Marion Burson,
Wellington. Kans.
BUTCJIEt, Wirt. Sept. A. Butcher, R. F. D.
1, Weston, W. Va.
BUTLER, Gary. Doe Childs, R. F. D. 2,
Epworth, S. C.
CALLAHAN, Charles Joseph. Charles Po-
lents, 239 Jackson Street, Scranton, Pa.
CAMPION. William J. Mrs. Helen Campion,
858 Seventieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHAMBERS, James A. James A. Chambers,
Smithrille, Tenn.
CHINSANO, Antonio. Mrs. A. Chinsano, 480
Park Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CLARK, Thomas E_ Lawrence Clark, 511
South Vine Street, Marshfield, Wis.
COFIELD, Leonidas P. Mary C. Harris, 1836
Brambleton Avenue. Norfolk. Va.
COMISKEY. Patrick T. Mrs. Annie McArdle,
1305 Lexinaton Avenue, New York. N. Y.
CROCKER, Raymond J. Mrs. Catherine
Crocker, 3316 Stiner Street, San Francisco,
Cal.
DELK, George. Vrs. Ida Delk, Raynor, Va.
DE1ERS. Alphonse A. Mrs. A. A. Demers,
21 Puritan Avenue, Worcester, Mass.
DEMOS, William. George Zoogas. 310 East
Boardman Street. Youngstown, Ohio.
DIXON, Walter. Cleo Pirledge, 333 West
North Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
DOTINGOS. Gregorio R .Tose R. Domingos,
780 Bay Street, San Franciso, Cal.
DONAHUE. Major D. M. Donahue, 808
Cooner Avenue, Hancock, Mich.
FRIEND. Nathan. Mrs. Alice Friend, 130
West Cnal Street. Richmond, Va.
FULTON, Jesse J. Isaac Fulton, Covington,
Ind.
GEORGE. Erne-t A. Hanes George, Avon,
S. Dak.
GOFTZ. August. Mrs. Mary Delhanty, 102
Park Avenue. Madison, N. J.
GR.ANNEMANN, Otto Cord. Henry Granne-
mann. Cole Camp. Mo.
GUY, Fred. Mrs. May Guy, 403 South Em-
poria Avenne, Wichita, Kans.
JIATNER, Oliver V. Mrs. Mary E. Haines,
320 East Broad Street. Burlington, N. J.
HANNA. Johnston. Robert Hanna, 62 Main
Street, Milibury, Mass.
HEMPHILL. James Fl Mrs. Sarah J. Nichol-
son. lls Kirkwood Arenuh, Atlanta, Ga.
211
HUGHES, Charles B. Mrs. Virginia C.
Hughes R. F D. 1, Bristol, Va.
KEITH, lhavid §. Mrs. Clara D. Allen, Sand-
wich, Mass.
KIDD Bradley. George Kidd, Exodus, Ky.
KLEIk, El1. 01 Klein. 1496 Bryant Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
KLOODT, Henry. Mrs. Anna Kloodt, 654
Forty-eighth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KRSE, Louis S. Loul A. Iruse, 2740 Gran-
ada Street, San Diego, Cal.
LABEN, Mahmot. Mustafle Basca, 2836 Car-
son Street Pittsburgh, Pa.
LAKENAN, Jesse A. Mrs. Margaret Lakenan,
3036 Auberle Street, McKeesport, PA.
LAND, Frank. Mrs. Nancy Land, Rome, Ala.
LANGLEY, Robert. Mrs. Mary Langley, R. F.
D. 1, Pollen, S. C.
LAUHORN, Frank. Nathan Lauhorn, Mate-
wan, W, Va.
LEADFORD, Joba. Charlie Leadford, T. F.
D. 1, Duff, Tenn.
LEOUTSAKOS, Thomas J. Stellos Sonceoras,
408 Sulpho Street, Lowell, Mass.
McDONNELL Thomas H. Mrs. Ellen Me-
Donnell, Jekers, Mont.
McGEACHY, Alexander V. Andrew Mc-
Geachy, R. F. D. 1, Grind Stone City,
Mich.
McGVIRN, Guy T. Thomas McGurn, 1010
Main Street, Lansing, Mich.
McKEEVER, Daniel D. Charles L. McKeever,
125 Franklin Street, Bucyrus Ohio.
McQUAID, Thomas S. Mrs. IMary McQuaid,
606 Washington Street, St. Marys, Pa.
MAKER Fred E Nettie B. Edmonds, 4639
West Whirty-third Avenue, Denver, Colo.
MARENDA, Stephen. Mrs. Anna Marenda,
6906 Fifteenth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MATHIS, Eli. Richard D. Mathis, R. F. D.
3, Cosby, Tenn.
MEADE, John J. James Meade, 120 Seuben
Street East Orange, N. J.
MELE, Sliebael. Frank Mele, 63 West One
hundredth Street, New York, N. Y.
MUNSON, Harry W. Mrs. Elate R. Munson,
221 Jefferson Street, Hagerstown, Md.
NICHOLSON, James. Mrs. Myrtle Nicholson,
CTvmer, Pa.
AVALLONE, Silvio. Petro Avallone, 619
Woodland Avenue, Woodhaven, N. Y.
BILLINGS, Arthur. Mrs. P. A. Billings, 838
Boyd Avenue* Woodhaven, N. Y.
CAMERON, Mannie 0. William R. Cameron,
Poindexter, Va.
CHOUINARD, James T. Mrs. Amy P. Choul-
nard, 931 Lakeview Avenue, Lowell, Mass.
COPENHAVER, Jesse C. Charles W. Copen-
haver, R. F. D. 4, Mayport, Pa.
CORRISTON, Frank. Mrs. Necy F. Cprris-
ton, 407 Shawnee Avenue, Kansas City,
Kans.
DARMSTEADTER, John. P. G. McGee. Grey-
bull, Wyo.
DIOUS, William. Mrs. Elsie Dious, Grants-
bu*g, Ind.
GEMMA, Guiseppe. Mrs. Elizabeth M1ure-
batto, Dewmaine, Ill.
GLENN, Will. Mrs. Henry G. Hubert, 283
Frazier Street, Atlanta, Ga.
HAMMER, George. Miss Ida Hammer. 555
East One hundred and fifth Street, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
HANSEN, Fred. Fred Hansen, 1522 Savan-
nah Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo.
HORN, Edward R. William H. Horn, 13
Hutton Street, Jersey City, N. J.
IMMICH, Francis. Rudolph Immich, 2472
Eighth Avenue, New, York, N. Y.
LAVERGNE, Remi. Eugene V. Lavergne,
Shuteston, Ala.
LENARD, Hardie B. John D. Lenard, Luna,
La.
MOERSCHEL, Andrew John. Mrs Marie M.
Moerschel, 920 West Second Street, Se-
dalia Mo.
MORRIS, John F. Mrs. Laura Morris, Hen-
derson, Tex.
PARR, Vincent. Mrs. Anna A. Parr. 19A
Birtholdi Avenue. Jersey City, N. J.
SCHEXNAYDER, Edgar Bennett. Mrs. Marie
Philomene Schexnayder, St. James Parich,
Pqulita, La.
SEWELL, Oe E. Mrs. Bertha Sewell. Lib-
eral, Kans.
STRICKLAND Leslie Edwin. Mrs. William
A. Strickland, Chanticleer Avenue, Santa
Cruz, Cal.
STUTZMAN, Charles. Mrs. Marie Kropsser,
368 East One hundred and forty-fifth
Street, New York, N. Y.
TROUTT, Frank A. Charles R. Troutt, 321
Oakland Avenue, Audubon, N. T.
VANGOETHEM1. Frank. Emil Vange them,
1001 Hamilton Avenue, St. Clair Heiights,
Mich.
WALSTON, John W. Mrs. Harry Walaton,
Stantonsburg, N. C.
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WALTON, James A. Mrs. Sana Teltonen,
Peyla, Minn.
'WARD, Lester. Mrs- Cassie Ml. Ward, 1306
Fifth Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
WILITE , Desmond R. Mrs. Flora Wilhite,
Cottonwood Falls, Kams.
WILSON, William Richard. Mrs. Dora Wil-
son, Cameron, Tex.
ANDREW, John. Mrs. John Andrew, 517 May
Avenue, Burlington, Iowa.
ANTON, Theodore. J. J. Albert, care of First
National Bank, Dillon, Mont.
ARCIIIBALD, Charles B. Mrs. Anna M. Archi-
bald, star route, Chambersburg, Pa.
BEIER, David J. Mrs. Agnes Beier, Moun-
tain. Minn.
BELFORD, Fred. Thomas Belford, Greenup,
Ky.
BLEDSOE, Toby E. Mrs. Toby E. Bledsoe,
Norton, Va.
BOWERS, Grover C. Miss Fannie Heckman,
434 .Tohnson Street, Reading, Pa.
BOX, Albert N. Miss Alice Box, Junction,
Tex.
CARTIER, Frank W. Mrs. Florence S. Carter,
18 Princeton Street, Hilton, N. J.
CRANE, John J. Joseph Crane, 23 Oak Street,
Batlh. Me.
DALZILL, Gilbert James. Mrs. Mary Dalzill,
Vienna, Va.
DAVIS, Joseph J. George Davis, 8 Dashby
Court, Kano Avenue, Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
DE BAUN, Roger W. Mrs. W. Washburn,
249 West Fourth Avenue, Roselle, N. J.
DEERING, Frapk j. Anton Deering, 325 One
hundred and fifty-fourth Street, West Ham-
mond, Ill.
DEETS, Stanton N. Mrs. Virginia Deets,
Camden Point Mo.
D'ELIA, Pasquale. Guiseppe Massaria, 0 Cor-
nelia Street, New York, N. Y.
DELLICOLA, Vincenzo. Mrs. Maria Dellicola,
204 Washington Street. Newburgh, N. Y.
DELZER, Era 0. Paul Delzer, Dodge Center,
Minn.
DEKKER, John A. David Stucky, 152 Ran-
dolph Street, Detroit, Mich.
DOKKEN, Oscar. Gunder Dokken, Juneberry,
Minn.
DUCK, Burges S. Mills II, Duck, Zuni, Va.
DUGAS, Clifford. Peter Dugas, Little Lake,
Mich.
DUPRAS, Moise. William I1upras, 2 Henry
Street, central, R. L.
EARLY, Michael A. Mrs. M. 0. Early, 100
. Summer Street, Worcester, Mass.
EDMISTON, Norman R. Andrew J. Edmiston,
Marse Bluff, Nebr.
EDMONDS, Lloyd G. Mrs. Charles R. Ed-
monds, Front Royal, Va.
FLORIO, Joseph. Mrs. Jennie Florlo, 2178
Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
FOWLER, Render E. Perry Allen Fowler,
Raleigh, Ga.
GINGRAS, Arthur J. Mrs, Clara Gingras, 55
West Spring Street, Ansonia, Conn.
GOEKE, Leo L. Charles Gocke, Barter,
lowa,
GOFF, Robert. William Goff, 3611 Milton
Avenue, Chicago, III.
GOFF, Tuner M. George 11. Goff, R. F. D. 15,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
GOLDBERG, Abraham. Sigumund Sigley, 371
Oakland Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HANLON, Joseph. Patrick J. Hanlon, 50
Beach Street, Wollaston, Mass.
HANNA, Leslie. Abraham L. Hanna, Deaver,
W. Va.
HANRICK, Patrick F. James Hanrick, 29
Brookline Street, Cambridge, Mass.
HONAKER. Harry. Mrs. Rebecca Honaker,
Thayer, W. Va.
ITOUSER, Andrew. Minrod Houser, 3630
Allen Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
JEFFREY, Clarence I. Thomas Jeffrey, box
270 Brewster, N. Y.
JUDD, Henry E. Mrs. Mary E. Judd, Fre-
donia, Ariz.
KAWECKIS, John. Mike Mataikis, box 20
Middlebury, Conn.
VfAZLAUSKAS, Kazemeros. Alex Kiselers,
28 Water Street, Amsterdam, N. Y.
KNECHTLY Marion B. Mrs. Emma
Keochtly, 'Semen, Ohio.
KNlGHT. Linenood L. Mrs. Mary E. Knight,
R. F. D. 1. Orange, Va.
1W0EDERAVICH. Joseph. Mtrs. Prances
Kwederavich, 507 South Avenue, Dubois,
Pa.
LANEVE. Frank. Pattay Manene, 163 Tu-
nilii Hll Road, Bridgeport, Conn.
TLANNON, Walter J. Mrs. John Lannon, 18
Ir ing Street, Boston, Mass.
LARSEN, Axel. Mrs. Martha L. Marcussen,
H. F. D. 4. Audubon. Iowa.
LEYNAUD, Louis P. Louis Leynaud, box 48,
West Mosbannon. Pa.
LILLARD, Thomas W. James C. Lillard,
Weavoka, Okla.
LOTRIDGE, Don. Mrs. Nannie Lotridge,
Lockwood, Ohio.
MAIN, Walter J. Mrs. Thaessa E. Main,
North Bennington, Vt.
MINER, Roy. Mrs. Minerva Miner, R. F. D.
2, Connellsville, Pa.
MISTRETTA, Joe. Lee Mlstretta, 414 South
Winnebago Street, Rockford, Ill.
MORGAN, Bryan C. Robert Morgan, Mount
Vernon, Ill.
MUCHNICK, William. Miss Mollie Muchnick,
2685 East Forty-eighth Street, Cleveland,
Ohio.
PILONE, Pasquale. Paolo Pilone, 49 Madison
Street, Weymount, Mass.
SAWHILL, John A. Lewis H. Sawhill, B. F.
D. 1, Boulder, Cole.
SORVELLI, John. Tony Sorvelli, Province
Catazzaro, Cortale, Italy.
ALLISON, Albert HI. K. W. J. Allison, 69
Shepton Street, Dorchester, Mass.
BOWNS, Andrew. Samuel J. Bowns, Water-
vlrle, Conn.
CADDLE, James Joseph. Mrs! Mary Caddle,
61 West Ninety-eighth Street, New York,
N. Y.
CARRIER, Earnie A. Ollie R. Carrier, 1017
Virginia Avenue, Bristel, Tenn.
CARROLL, John S. John Carroll, 904 Mee-
nan Street, Rhinelander, Wis.
CHAPMAN, Everett Lee. H. H. Chapman,
Hartford, Ky.
CLIFT, Cecil W. Marion Robinson, 757 Pros-
pect Avenue, Springfield, Mo.
DICKSON, Samuel J. Mrs. Addle Dickson
care of Columbia Mill, Westminster, 8. C.
DJORF, Ernest. Oscar DIorf, 3024 Olcott
Avenue, East Chicago, Ind.
FREEZE, John R. Dan J. Freeze, 25 Phenls
Street, Concord, N. C.
FULL, Albert P. Catherine Full, 270 Fox
Street, Buffalo, N. Y,
GILCHRIST, Alexander. -James Gilehrist,
1910 Orleans Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
GOLDSBURY, Leslie Louis. Mrs. Sarah L.
Goldsbury, 8.14 Seventeenth Street, Frank-
lin, Nebr.
GREEN, Charles W. G. W. Green, Gillham,
Ark.
HAND, Leo. John Hand, Clear Lake, S. Dak.
HOOVER, Freeman Theodore. William M.
Hoover, 408 North Front Street, Steelton,
Pa.
HOOVER, Hancel A. Charles W. Hoover,
Lenord, Okla.
KENNIKER, Arthur A. Mrs. E. Kenniker,
15 Thirty-fourth Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
KEOUGH, John Edmond. John Keough, 3
Fifth Avenue, Sharpsville, Pa.
RIKORIAN. Manoog. Mrs. Edna Formhals,
234 West Saginaw Street, Pontiac, Mich.
LANE, Erclio. Mrs. Elizabeth Lane, R. F. D.
2, Camden, Tenn.
LODGE, George. Mrs. Janet Lodge, Washoe,
Mont.
LUNNON, Homer A. Mrs. Flora Lunnon,
Jamesport. Mo.
McCONNELL, David S. Mrs. Nevada Fore-
man. St. Ignatius, Mont.
McNERNEY, Joseph V. Mrs. Dora McNerney,
82 Stanton Street, New York, N. Y.
MAHONEY, Marshall. Mrs. Bertha Mitchell,
R. F. D. 5, Stamping Ground, Ky.
MAROUART, Fred J. Mrs. Charles Marquart,
Confluence, Pa.
MATSON, William T. -Mrs. Sarah E. Mat-
son, R. F. D. 4, Elizabeth, W. Va.
MORETZ, Thomas E. J. C. Moretz, Mabel,
N. C.
MURPHY, John Joseph. Mrs. Mary Murphy,
54 Yonkers Avenue. Yonkers, N. Y.
PATELSKI, William H. Mrs. Caroline Patel-
ski, general delivery, Holton, Mich.
PEMBERTON. John H. John R. Pemberton,
Woodbine, Ky.
PERRY, John H. No emergency address.
PERSUN, Ray W. Charles S. Persun, R. F.
D. 1, Allenwood, Pa.
PRENDABLE, Johp J. Mrs. M. F, Pren-
dable, 515 G Street ND., Washington, D. C.
REED, Harry. Tish King Reed, 1050 South
Seventh Street, Clinton, Ind.
.ROBINSON. John. Mrs. Jane Robinson,
Moran, Mich.
SETHER Fred. Mrs. Marie Sether, Wolf
Point, Mont. .
SHEPERD, Fred E. James Sheperd, Kenney,
Ill.
SHOEMAKER, Charles J. Barnie Shoemaker,
R. F. D. 2, Waldron, Ind.
SIMONSEN, Simon A. Mrs. Anna Simonsen,
Riverton, Oreg.
SMALLEY, Horace. Mrs. Ada Akers, 1207
Euclid Avenue, Kansas City, Kans.
SOLEMON, Frank. Anna Goldess 146 East
Ninety-sixth Street, New York, N. Y.
THATCHER, Paul. Orlando Thatcher, Swiss,
Wis.
ULRICH, Vernon F. James M. Ulrich, R. F.
D. 1, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
VALZO, Pasquale. Mrs. Franclsca Valzo,
Genoa, N. Y.
WALKER, Jess. John Walker, Byrdstown,
Tenn.
WALKE, Joseph F. Joseph Walke, 188 Boyd
Street, Newark, N. J.
WALRATH, Ray B. Oscar Walrath, Jasper,
N. Y.
WILLIAMS, Frank C. Mrs. Elizabeth Mitch-
ell, 224 Bryant Street, San Bernardino, Cal.
WALTERS, Frank J. Mrs. Emma Walters,
13 Dennison Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y.
WARREN, George T. Mrs. Julneta Warren,
Elon College, N. C.
GROM.ACHI, Stanley. Miss Annie Gromachi,
911 North Orkney Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
GRONDALE, Henry. Peter Nabben, R. F. D.
1 Ray N. Dak. S
GR6SS, Herman P. Mrs. Sophie Gross, 736
Dubois Street, West Hoboken, N. J.
GRUBBS, James. J. M. Grubb, R. F. D. 2,
Stanford, Ky.
GRUIDL, Frank W. Joseph Gruid1. 2800 Bry-
ant Avenue north, Minneapolis, Minn.
GRUZLINSKI, Peter. Mrs. Francis Gruz-
luski, 1223 Cleaver Street, Chicago, Ill.
ANDERSON, Anthony J. A. H. Anderson, R.
F. D. 3, Forest Lake, Minn.
BARKER, Allen D. Jacob Barker, box 420,
Miami, Fla.
BARTOSZEWICZ, Frank C. Joseph Bartos-
zewkcs. Ivanhoe, Minn.
BENNETT, Joseph-C. Mrs. Mary E. Bennett,
104 James Street, Scotia N Y
BLASIER, Leon F. Miss kollie Blasier, 151
Winslow Street, Watertown, N. Y.
BLOOM, Albert H. Mrs. Bertha Bloom, 259
Sixteenth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
BURDEN, Edis. Mrs. Sarah Burden, 818
Greenup Street, Covington, Ky.
BURTON, Charles H. Charles W. Burton, 533
Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BUTLER, Robert W. Mrs. Julia Morris, 828
Sullivan Aventie, Columbus, Ohio.
CALLOWAY, Bankston J. Mrs. Cynthia J.
Calloway, R. F. D., Weogufka, Ala.
CAMPBELL, Gordon B. James P. Campbell,
Monte Bello, Va.
CAMPBELL, William. Mrs. Mattie Campbell,
Laurinburg, N. C.
CAMPION, Edward J. Mrs. Anna Campion,
39 Root Place, Pittsfield, Mass.
COFFARS, Frank. Gus Damico, Myersdale,
Pa.
COOK, William H. James A. Cook, Mound
City, Mo.
DAWES, Irvin W. Mrs. Elizabeth Dawes, 603
North Sixth Street, Richmond, Va.
DAWSON, James L. Mrs. James L. Dawson,
48 Maple Street, New Britain, Conn.
DEARBY, Cicero C. John H. Dearby, Mar-
blehill, Ga.
DEATON, Walter P. Perry Deaton, Higbee,
Mo.
DECKER, Philip, jr. Mrs. Katherine Decker,
818 East One hundred and sixty-third
Street, New York, N. Y.
DEITZ, Jake. Thad Deitz, Greens Creek,
N. C.
DEPERO, Martin. John Depero, Twenty-
fourth Street, Beaver Falls, Pa.
DERGA, Henry B. Fred A. Derga, Earlville,
Iowa.
DICKSON, James R. Mrs. James R. Dickson,
504 Pawnee Street, South Bethlehem, Pa.
DILBECK, Arthur. J. S. Dilbeck, Clairfield,
Tenn.
ELLISON, James J. Mrs. Mary Ellison, 150
Main Street, Orange N. J.
FALOR, Richard I. Virs. Nina E. Palor, box
444, Eureka, Cal.
FENSKE, Elcart 0. Herman Fenske, Fall'
Creek, Wis.
FIACCO, Pete. Alberto Flacco, 219 South
Liberty Street, Newcastle, Pa.
FOSTER, Frank H. L. Abe Huntley, Fossil,
Oreg.
FOX, Ludwig K. August Fox, R. F. D. 5,
Uniontown, Pa.
FREEDMAN, Maurice. Joseph Freedman,
686 Northampton Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
GANT, Charles R. Mrs. Fannie Gant, R. F.
D. 1, box 258 Fairmount Heights, Md.
GARRETT, Lee. Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, R.
F. D. 1 Cherokee S. C.
GARRICK, James E. William M. Garrick,
Easley Mills, Easley, S. C.
GRIFFIN, Cornelius F. Mrs. Catherine Grif-
fin, 89 Hoosick Street, Troy, N. Y.
GUSTAFSON, Henry J. J. A. Gustafson, 2111
Oakland Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
HAWTHORN, Walter. Mrs. Amelia Johnson,
R. F. D. 5, Ebenezer, Ohio.
HEGER, Albert. Louis Heger, R. F. D. 2,
Buffalo Lake, Minn.
HILBERT, Walter. Mrs. Barbara Hilbert,
2172 Washington Avenue, New York, N. Y.
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HORNICK, John F. Albert Hornick, Hieck- SKIDMORE, Cecil E. Robert Graves, Pana, FRANKS, Edward A. Earl Frost, Three
ley, Minn. I. Forks, Mont.
SAKU3AUKAS, Boleslaw. Mrs. Jadwga 'SMITH, Ryx I. Mrs. H. L. Smith, Ever- PRAZIR, James W. Jeff Frazier, Belsoni,
Bous, 4407 South Wood Street, Chicago, Ill. green Ale, Miss.
JASKIEWICZ, Vincent. Stanislaw Jaekie- STRAW, James W. George Straw, R. F. D. FREDERICKS, Charles H. Mrs. Lucenda
wicz, 231 Margaret Street, Philadlphiia, Keremoor, Pa. j~enbrook, R. F. D. 1, WillingtoSt, N. J.
Pa. , SWANSON, Martin. Mrs. Segre Boyd, Hir- YMEEMAN, Fred. Mrs. Clara Chambers,
JENKINS, Uxial H. . D. Jenkins, Manitou, cher, Ill. Georgetown, Tex.
Ky. TRIEJER, James. Will Teefer, Spring City, FREE, William F. Mrs. Anna Frehse,
KELLY, Ernest. Mrs. L. A. Kelly, 4 Moore Tenn. I Twelfth and Revis Streets, Falls City, Nebr.
Street, Union, S. C. THURBER, Charles W. Lawrence Harler, I'RICIRT, William. Mrs. Catherine Pitts,
.KELLY, Henry W. Mms. Eliza Melly, 965 Glendale, W. Va. 4275 Eastern Avenue, CGncinnat, Ohio.
Charles Street, Providence, R. 1. TOLBERT, Frank. Mrs. Mollie Crews, Mount 'FROST, Aaron A. Mrs. Clara Frost, box 136,
KELMANOVITZ Isaac. Mrs. Esther Kelma- Airy, N. C. Fairchance, Pa.
novits, 334 Irby Avenue east, Detroit, TOLBERT, George. Mrs. Anna N. Tolbert, FiH, Gordon C. Mrs. Jessie L. Fuhr, 837
Mich. Weldon, Tex. South Arch Street Alliance, Ohio.
KENNEDY, Thomas W. Mrs. Anna N. Ken- TORGERSEN, Trygver. Mrs. Marie Torger- GAGNON, Nazaire. SMrs. Emelia Gagnon, 088
nedy, Duroca, Ark. sen, 437 Rssex Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rodman Street, Fall River, Mass.
KINARD, John M. Mrs. Robbie Kinard, Junc- VIOLE, 5olm A. Nicholas Viole, Reggio, GARRETT, John M. C. W. Garrett, Kiln,
tion City, Ark. Calabria, Italy. Miss.
KIRCHMAN, Louis. Herman Kirchman, route VOORHEES, George H. George B. Voor- HENRY, James H. Mrs. E. B. Henry, Hunt-
2, Lincoln Wis hees, 16 First Avenue, Highland Park, ington, Province of Quebec, Canada.
LA BURN, klmer C. Mrs. Susan La Buhn, N. 'T. HIGDON, Carley B. Louis N. Higdon, Madi-
105 Virginia Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. WEGNER, Ewald August. Herman Wegner, sonville, Ky.
LAGASSEY, Nepoleon F. Mrs. Georgina La- Whitewater, Wis. HOFF, Grover. Mrs. Mary Hoff, 538 Heagle
gassey, North Oxford, Mass. WERNER, Morris. Mrs. Dora Werner, 168 Avenue, Charlestown, W. Va.
LARSEN, Carl. Nels Larsen, general deliv- Sumpter Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HOLDEN, John P. Mrs. Kate Holden, 500
ery, Ram Bonholm, Ilenmark. BLOOMFIELD, Edward D. Mrs. Mary South 'Eighth Street, Pekin, Ill.
LARSEN, Clarence Chester. Mrs. Pauline Bloomfield, R. F. D. 1, Gurdon, Ark, JANAK, Joseph G. Mrs. Josephine Janak,
Larsen, 623 Concord Avenue, Boulder, Colo. BOTELER, Charles B. Joe Henry Boteler, '821 South Eighteenth Street, St. Joseph,
LATIMER, Leslie J. Mrs. Jennie Latimer, Dora, Ala. Mo.
Marston, Mo. BOWMAN, Samuel Elmer. Mrs. Sallie Bow- JOHNSON, Albin P. Lars Ulvasted, 604
LTEGAULT, William M. Mrs. Mary Legault, man, general delivery, Camp Creek, Va. Twenty-seventh Avenue South, Minneapolis,
Reese, Mich. BREITNER, Henry. Mrs. G. Van Norden, Minn.
LING, Walker S. William S. Ling, Evansville, 2309 Catalpa Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. KUSSESON, Herman. David Kusseson, 103
Ill. BRIGHT, Hubert M. Thomas M. Bright, R. Dudley Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
LONG, Thomas D. Afrs. Alice Long, 3813 V. D. 1, Megargel, Tex. LAKY, Rufus J. Mrs. Minnie Ridenour,
Borden Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. BRULE, Alphonse. Mrs. Joseph Brule, 681 Susanville, Cal.
LORCH William Herbert. Mrs. Mary Lorch, Middlesex Street, Lowell, Mass. LANGOWSKI, Frank Steven. Sam Langow-
44 Ridgedale Avenue, Woodbridge, N. J. BRYAN, Millard 0. Mrs. Ellen Bryan, R. F. ski, Minto, N. Dak.
LOW. COY. Jesse N. Low, Talking Rock Ga. D. 6. Athens, Ohio. LA ROUCHE. Robert L. Mrs. Mamie V.
AICGREGOR, Andrew. Mrs. Jennie Mac- BURKE, John. Dennie Bailey, 144 North Wills, 602 Thirty-fifth Street, Oakland, Cal.
Gregor, 840 Cambridge Street, Vineland, Tenth Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. LAUGHON, Alonza B. Mrs. Anna Laughon,
N. . BUSKIRK, Albert J. Mrs. Christiana D. 17001 Floyd Street, Lynchburg, Va.
MAIlER, James Slyvester, Jr. James S. Buskirk, 463 Leevon Street, Jenkintown, 'LAWSON, Henry V. Charles Lawson, River-
Maher, sr., Second Place, Whitestone, N. Y. Pa. ton, Ill.
MAILEA, John T. Mrs. B. Bailey, 2 Swan BUTCHER, Dean. Osa Butcher, Pleasant- LINDHOLM, David. Charles Liadholm, River-
Court, Worcester, Mass. ville, Iow a. dale, Nebr.
MALE, Leo Aloysius. Mrs. Estella Taylor, BUTLER, Frank C. William R. Butler, LINDLEY, John H. Mrs. Ella Lindley, Dian-
403 Grove Street, Jersey City, N. J. Chilesburg, Caroline County. Va. ba, Cal.
MARANO, Filomeno. Mrs. Emma Marano, BYARD, Clark TV. Mrs. Charles Finney, LINGEMANN, Frank. Kee Ligemann, 1126
1.4 MeadowbKtreet, Pittsburgh, Pa. McKeesport, Pa. Herbert Street, St. Louis, Mo.
MARTELL, Julius B. Miss Magdalene Mar- CAFIERO, Anthony. -Mrs. Fortunata Caftero, LIPPARD, Glenn. Mrs. Martha Lippard,
tell, United States Hospital No. 1, Williams- 530 Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hickory, N. C.
burg Bridge, New York, N. Y. OIIMIT, August. Mrs. Mary Benne, box 108, LITRELL, James W. Mrs. Kate Litrell, R.
MICHEL, Frank J. Frank J. Michel, 918 Superior, Wis. F. D. 1, Baugh, Tenn.
South Lucus Street, Iowa City, Iowa. CHWALEBA, Andrew. Victor Trzesnowski, LOFTUS, Michael R. Mrs. Nora Loftus,
MIDDLETON, Arthur. Henry H. Middleton, 649 Lumpkin Street, Hamtramck, Mich. Church Street, Archbald, Pa.
205 Lathrop Avenue, Savannah, Ga. CLARK, William S. Mrs. Mary Clark, R. F. MCDANEL, Frank H. Mrs. Aani M. Mc-
MILLER, Floyd C. Frank J. Miller, Peru, D. 2, Williamsport, Pa. Danel, 255 South Market Street, East Pal-
Kans. COE, Vance L. Mrs. Ida Coe, 131 East First estine, Ohio.
MILLICAN. William A. William R. Milligan, Street, Oswego, N. Y. I MCGOVERN, James R. William McGovern,
rIiendsville, Tenn. COHEN, lenry. Leo Cohen, 128 East One Free, Ky.
MUt 11VITSCH, Leo M. Martin Muchvitsch, hundred and thirteenth Street, New York, McHUGH, John M. C. Mrs. Mary Vially,
Wahpeton, N. Dak. N. Y. 714 Dermott Street, West Hoboken, N. J.
MURPHY. Will. Jessie Hooper, Tuberculosis COINER, John S. Mrs. Alice J. Coiner, box MACIOROWSKI, Frank J. Miss Mary Ma-
Camp, Greenville, S. C. 72, Mahan, W. Ya. ,corowski, 12 Frederick Street, Westfield,
MURRELL, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Murrell, CONNELLY. Harry. Mrs. Elbem Connelly, Mass.
Westville, Ill. Cold Spring. Putnam County, N. Y. MAHAFFEY, John E. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Ma-
NAGLE, Charles F. Mrs. Mary Nagle, 822 COSTELLO. Thomas. Mrs. Mary Costello, haffey, 1517 Alameda Avenue, Lakewood,
River Street, Troy, N. Y. 142 Church Street, Plymouth, Pa. Ohio.
NICHOLS, Thomas J. Mrs. Ella Nichols, CRAHEN, Edward. Mrs. Marie Catherine MANCARUSA, Frank. Dominick Trappas,
Potomac, Ill. Crahen, 240 Trowbridge Street, Pittsburgh 449 More Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
NICHOLSON, William G. Mrs. Ellzabeth Pa. Matthews, Walter. Mrs. Octavia Matthews,
Nicholson, 488 Sibley Back Road, R. F. D., CROSS, Samuel C. Mrs. M. A. Cross, R. F. 255 Brushwood Road, Lake Forest, Ill.
Taylor, Pa. D. 2, Slippery Rock, Pa. MORLEY. Thomas E. Mrs. Mary Morley,
NIETIAUS, William II. Henry Niehaus, Gat- CRUSER. William H. Mrs. C. Cruser, 34 2072 West Polk Street, Chicago, Ill.
tenberg, lon a. Hope Street, Mansfield, Mass. NELSON, Adolph C. 'Mrs. Julia Nelson, 234
NOONAN, Michael Carthage, Cornelius CUMMINS. James. Miss Agnes Cummins, 47 Illinois Street, Eau Claire, Wis.
O'Neill, 23 West Sixty-fifth Street, New East Fifty-first Street, New York, N. Y. NESJE, Selmer. Nels N. Nesje, R. F. D. 1,
l ork, N. Y. CURTIN, Patrick Joseph. Margaret Emperor, Kiester, Minn.
NOONAN, Thomas V. Miss Katherine 2 Camp Street, Auburn, N. Y. NEWYEAR, Frank A. Louis Newyear, Pleas-
Noonan, Sellars Avenue, Jeanette, Pa. DARNELL. Herbert. Da dsburne, Laurel- ant Prairie, Wis.
ON Young Ching. Mrs. Ing Young On, Man springs, N. C. NICOLA, Rayfail J. M. J. Nicola, Enrunclaw,
Joy Tong, San Hop, Sanning, Canton, DOYLE. Martin T. Mrs. Margaret Doyle, Wash.
China. 2068 Daly Avenue, New York, N. Y. NO.E, Walter D. Mrs. Sarah E. Darr, Alex-
O'NFAL Clarence W. D. W. O'Neal, Adol- DUNN, William. Mrs. Lydia Dunn, Neck andria. Mo.
pbuiim. 'Ky. City. Mo. ORR, John Alexander. Miss Florence Orr,
PADILLO, Norverto C. Mrs. Valentina C. DURDEN, Harris F. Mrs. Minnie Durden, TS Bayview Avenue, Jersey City, N. T.
De Padillo. Belen, N. Mex. R. F. D. 1, Helena, Ge. PAINTER. Charles E. Mrs. W. H. Painter,
PANAGISTAROS, Harry. Steve Nikolopulos, DYER, James. L. J. Dyer, Marion, Ohio. Eagle Street, New Haven, Conn.
I1 South Howard Street, Akron, Ohio. EVERT. Joseph. John Evert, R. F. D. 2, PERDUE, William T. Mrs. Mary Riley, 439
PICKARD. Loy J. Stonewall J. Pickard, Glenview, Ill. Hicks Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gates. Tenn. FEINMAN, Benjamin. Abraham Feinman, PHILIJPS, James. John Phillips, R. F. D.
PINAMONTI, Constantio J. Mrs. Anna '85 South Third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. S. Wadesboro. N. C.
Pinamonti, Mount Carmel, Pa. I'ETTIG, Joseph A. John Fettig, 389 Seventh POLCENE, Elliott W. William G. Polceone,
PISAN, John. Malio Pisan, Alano Di Piaw, Avenue, New York, N. Y. Riverside, Cal.
Italy. FIELDS, John. Mrs. Francis Fields, Boy- POST, Simon 0. Peter Post, box 108, Cot-
PRIVATO, Filiberto. Tony Spisto, 318 El- Joins. Va. tonwood, Minn.
iner Street. Trenton, N. J. FIGGE, Frederick J. Fred Figge, Lockeford, PRICE, Guster L. Monroe Price, Hurricane,
PI'LYER, Edward A. William Taylor, 547 Cal. Ala.
West One hundred and twenty-fifth Street, FORTENBERRY, Forest. Conrad Forten- RASMUSSEN, Nels. Hans Peter Rasmussen,
New York, N, Y. berry, R. F. D. 1, Columbia, Miss. I. F. D. 3, Little Falls, Minn.
PINITILL, 'Ray 0. Mrs. Maheia Pummell,
507 East Second Street, Middletown, Ohio.
FOX. Harry F. Martin Fox,
nge, Battle Creek, Mich.
280 Upton Ave- RATIGAN, Frank. Miss Julia Ratigan, 3006
Sixth Avenue, Troy, N. Y.
PUNKIEWIOZ, Marian. . John Punklewioz, POX, Walter. David Fox, 3543 Sunnyside RAYMO, Frank. Henry Raymo, Factory
1112 Fourth Street, Mline. Ill. Avonue, Philadelphia, Pa. Street, Petershoro, N. H.
RICIHARDS. David A. W. Robert Taylor, R. FRANKLIN, Willie E. William A. Franklin, REESE, Durward C. Mrs. Elizabeth Reese,
F. D. 8, Coleman, Tex. 1228 West Thirty-ninth Street, Norfolk, Va. 404 Sullivan Street, Elmira, N. Y.
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REESE, Marion. Mrs. laggie Reese, 3259 UNDERWOOD, William L. George Under- FAGERLI, Ole. Thorwald Fagerli, NiobraraA
South Park Avenue, Chicago, Ill. wood, Robson, W. Va. Nebr.
REILLY, Archibald F. James W. Reilly, VERVAFRT, -Remy. Engel Cobat, R. F. D. 4, FINKLEA, Robert C. Mrs. Bessie Finklea,
1442 Spruce Street, Richmond Hill, N. Y. Freeport, Ill. 314 Lake Street., Wichita Falls Tex.
REITER, Perry R. George W. Reiter, box WARRDN, George S. Mrs. Mary R. Sweeney, 'FINN, Joseph. James J. Finn, Forest Grovet
403 Claremore, Okla. 67 V Street NW., Washington, D. C. Mont.
RICHARDSON, Harry J. Mrs. Sarah Rich- WARRINGTON, Charles L. Tom Warrington, FLYNN Otho S. Mrs. Lucy Flynn, Maple
ardson, 678 East Third Street, Brooklyn, Leedey, OkIa. Stree Stonington, Conn.
N. Y. WARWICK Norman H. Mrs. Octavia War- FODERRO, FraDk. Bruno Cefall, box 41,
ROBERTSON, Otis. Mrs. Ethel Pettigrew, wick, 97 Waverley Strpet, Framingham, South Wales, N. Y.
119 Brookland Street St. Louis, M. , Mass. FORTUNE, Joseph. Mrs. Flora Fortune,
ROBISHAW, Silvina. Mrs. Mary Boyd 1310 WEAVER Raymon M. Mrs. Fannie Weaver. Whittemore, Mich.
Pierce Avenue, Houston Tex. Mount Vernon, Ky. GROSSMAN, Isreal. Herman Grossman, 57
RYLAND, Albert F. Benjamin F. Ryland, WEIS, Albert R. Mrs. Lorca R. Weis, Crane. Suffolk Street, New York, N. Y.
Cthscent, Okla. Mo. HARTZELL, Joseph E. Mrs. Emma Hartzell,
SANDERS, Joe. Jasper Sanders, Middleton, Russell, Minn
WILSON, John W. John W. Wilson, sr., War- JENKINS, Edward W. John W. Jenkins, box
Ind, ren Ind.
SCHERBER, Frank A. Frank Scherber, WIS IEWSKI, Sylvester. Joseph Wisniewski, 53, Deerfield, Ohio.
Waay8. Dak. 2805 Chestnut Street, Toledo, Ohlo. JONES, Earl R. James W. Jones, Unionville,
SHARXEL Michael J. Miss Rose M. Shar- WOLFF, Joseph. Mrs. Fina Wolff, 15 Elm
key Escalon, Cal. Street, Adams, Mass. JONES, George. Mrs. Betty Jones, 388
SKAdA, Ole. Knute Skaga, Barrett, Minn. WORTHINGTON, Plesie. Mrs. Molly Worth- Waverly Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SMITH, Frank. Hiram Smith, R. F, D. 5, ingtop, Delaware, Okla. KRAKOWIAK, Edward H, Andrew Kuhar-
Baiphridge, Ohio.
SPEIDEL, Carl J. Jacob Speldel, 82 Dewey
WRIGHT, John W. Harry F. Wright, Oris- ]Mich.
chik, 22 Greysor Street, Detroit,
kany, Ye. KRUEGER, Walter Henry. August Krueger,
Avenue, Buffalo N. Y. WRIdylT, Luther. Mrs. Luther Wright, Ohio, 1011 Theobald Street, St. Loui, Mo.
STEINER, John I. Thomas N. Steiner, 14 Tenn. LEE, Albert V. Mrs. Lena McGovern, 551
Pope Street, East Boston, Mass.
WYATT, Clark Cornelius. Wake Wyatt, gen- Pptnam Avenue Brgoklyn, N. 7.
STEPHIINSON, Ge6rge E. John W. Stephen-
eral delivery, Westmoreland, Kans. LEE, Patrick. Joseph Morrissy, 355 West
son, Colodtats, Colo. Thomas Calvin Sixteenth Street, New York, N. Y.
STERNECHER, Carl. Mrs. Sophia Stern- ZINN, Earnest Jennings. LEMIRE, Ulric A. Mrs. E. Lemire, 40 Frank-
echer, 3462 West Fifty-nInth Street, Cleve- Zinn, Leann, Mo. lin Street, Newburyport, Mass.
land Ohio. JUNIOR, Arthur AdkiA. Mrs. HArriet Adkin LOVITT, Thomas W. John Andrew Lovitt,
STEViNS, Gilbert T. Mrs. Kadell Stevens, 723 East One hundred and sixty-third
Farmersville, Ala.
R. F. D. 5, Fairmont W. Va. Street, New York N. Y. McCARTHY, John R. John F. McCarthy,
PHILP, Frank. Mrs. SMary Jane Philp, Re- APPLE, George. ifenty L. Apple, R. F. D. 2,
Benton Harbor Mich. 1116 East First Street, Duluth, Minn.
public, Mich. NICHOLS, Marvin. 'Mrs. Fannie Nichols,
PIERCE Barnie R. Mrs. Della P. Gillson, ARNESON Rudolph B. Mrs. Clara Yttrie, R.
Brewton, Ala.
R. F, b. 2, Chatsworth, Ga. F. D. 1, be S0to, WIS.
BABCOCK, James A. Andrew 0. Babcock, PORTER, John W. Mrs. Lottle Chapman, R.
PITSOSKI Joseph. Felix Pitsoskl, Fifteenth F. D&, McCrory, Ark.
Street, iittsburgh Pa. Rochester, Ind. o. Joseph Terco, 7411 Montplace
irs. Lottie Chatmon, Me- BANWELL, Leigh L. Mrs. Elizabeth Ban- SAND,
PORTER, Wesley. Avenue, Philadelphia Pa
Crory Ark. well, R F. D. 3, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
REDWIE, Owen P. Dewitt C. Redwine, BEASLEY, Nelson V. Joseph Beasley, Brad- SCHUE, Lynn H. Nicholas Schue, Spring-
ville, N. Y.
Park Mountain, N. C. leyton, Ala. SCHWARTZ, Henry. Mrs. Katie Petrus, Her-
RITTER, Earle. William A. Ritter, Joaquin, BIEDRON, Martin. Albert Biedron, 300 man, Mo.
Tex. Prairie Avenue, Downers Grove, 1.
BOBBITT, Edwin F. William J. Bobbitt, R. SEPULVEDA, Jesse E. Mrs. Ethel Sepulveda,
RIZER, Louis J." Mrs. Lucy P. Bizer, Zihl- F. D. 1. Neptune, Tenn. Reno, Nev.
man, Allegany County, Md. BOEHMKE, Edward Charles. Frank Boehmke, SHANAHAN, Edward. Martin Shandhan,
ROOT, Edward. Melvin Root, Dundee N. . 104 James Street, Wauk-sha, Wig. Cleveland, Wis.
ROUCHER, Frank. Mrs. Helene Roucter, . BOSWELL, Fred. William H. Boswell, Mount SHAPIRO, Louis. Jacob ShapIr, 315 West
F. D 1 North Baton Rouge, La. Etna, Iowa. One hundred and sixteenth Street, NWe
SANCHEZ, Salustaino R. Louis Rodiz, Easton, York, N. Y.
Wash. BOTTS, Creel Mitchell. George Botts, Hurd- SPERACIO, Ignacio. San Speracio, Murphys-
land, Mo. boro 1ll.
SANDRY Harry H. Mrs. Phoche Sandry, BRANDES, Philip. Benjamin Marder, 926
New Albin Iowa. STEBiNS, Walter D. Timothy Stebbine, 18
SANDS, Benjamin A. Mrs. J. M. Sands, 4434 LIbertv Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Westfield Street, Feeding Hills, Mass.
Evanston Avenue, Seattlq, Wash. BRANDON, William L. W. A. Brandon, STEVENS, John. Mrs. Lulla W. Stevens, R.
SCHUCK, Haven E. William E. Schuck, Kas- Mavesworth, S. C. F. D. 2 McIntyre, Ga.
son, Minn. BROWN, Ernest L. Mrs. Mary E. Brown, 308 STROINSkI, Edward. John P. Stroinski,
SCHULZ, William. Otto F. Schulz. 1806 West Twenty-sixth Street, NMorfolk, Va. 2532 Lebanon Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
West Twenty-third Street, Chicago, Ill. MILIA, John. Ingallia Pasarlo, 93 Boyden SUPPI, Alfred E. Mrs. Susan Suppi, box 2,
SEARCEY, Edward M. Lee J. Searcey, Venus, Street, Newark, N. J. Lake Mine, Mich.
Tex. MINNS, Thomas. Mrs. Jennie Minns, general VAN WAUZEELE, Maurice. August Van
delivery. St. Charles, Mich. Wauzeele, R. F. D. 4, New Carlisle, Ind.
SHEEHAN, John. Mrs. Annie Sheehan, 332 MITCHELL, Charles W. Mathew C. Mitchell, WALKER, William H. Frank Walker, Win-
East Ninety-third Street, New York, N. Y. 1103 Sheridan Street, Holdredge, Nebr. ters, Tex.
SHEEHY, Frank C. Thomas Sheehy, Hume, MOLINARO, Anthony. Cost Molinaro, 102 WALES, Hugh H. Mrs. Ida B. Wales, R. 1i.
Mo. Hospital Street, Carbondale, Pa. D. 1, Perry, Ark.
SHEFFIELD, Mack. Mrs. Delia Sheffield, MONOSTERSKY, Israel. Miss Annie Monos- WALSH, Arthur Charles. Mrs. Maud D.
White City, Tex. tersky, 104 Forsythe Street, New York, N.Y. Walsh, 1075 La Croix Street, Akron, Ohio.
SHORTER, Paul McKinney. John Shorter, MONTGOMERY, JIoward E. Robert Mont- WASHINGTON, Edward. Mrs. Nellie Wash-
R. F. D. 2, Brookneal, Va. goiery. 28 Madison Street Carthage, N. Y. ington, 3723 Dearborf Street, Chicago, Ill.
STA ATS. Harry M. Mrs. Lella Riley, 503 MONTGOMERY. Samuel Md. William M. WASKA, Charles D. Mrs. Mary L. McLaren
East Hamtranck Street, Mount Vernon, Montgomery, R. F. D. 2, box 103, Parks- 602 Notth Fifteenth Street, La Crosse, Wis.
Ohio. ville, Ky. WEBB, Walter S. Mrs. Lorena Blair, 318
STILL, Herman D. Perry G. Eubanks, Hilda, MOORE Fred George. Mrs. Marie Moore, Detman Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
S. C. 2009 lluff Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. WHITAKER, Sam B. Christopher Whitaker,
STONE Otto. Mrs. Nevada Stone, R. F. D. MORGAN, Samuel. Albert Morgan, 10 Bab- Concord, N. C.
6, Rogersville, Mo. cock Street, Oswego, N. Y. WILSON. Brooks E. S. E. Wilson, Birming-
STRICKER, Clyde. H. G. Rutherford, Petty, NEAL, Charlie. Columbus Neal, Fair Mount, ham Pa.
Tex. Ga. WIL 6N. Buford A. David V. Wilson, Bloom
STRICKLIN, Chester A. Mrs. May Stricklin, NEILL John Allen. Mrs. Maud J. Neill, City. Wis
814 Mentucket Street, Dallas, Tex. WRIGHT, Mo. Perry Homer. John W. Wrighty
Mrs. Mollie Suddeth, Leachville, Ark. Mcall,
SUDDETH, Kemper. NEIVELT, Abe. Isaac Neivelt, 2657 Hirsch
box 364, Warrenton, Va. YANKOVITCH, George. Mrs. Anna Yanko-
Boulevard Chicago, Ill. vitch, 433 South Street, Pottstown, Pa.
SVENSEN, Sven K. Knute Svensen, Kenne- NOWAK, Adam S. Mrs. Mary Nowak, 827
be, S. Dak. YOCKY, Gilbert. Peter Yocky, Mountain
South Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill. View, Mo.
SZUMOWSKI. Frank. Joseph Szumowski, NOWATZKI, Ernest F. Joe B. Nowatzki,
1116 Columbia Avenue, Wilmington, Del. ZAMPOS. Michael. Mrs. Annie Carlo, box 72,
Mount Carmel, N. Dak. Garfield, Utah.
TANNER, William. Mrs. Marthey Nowell, 616 PACHES, Athanaslos. Nick Paches, 200-
Ark Avenue, Little Rock, Ark. Fourth Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Wounded (Degree Undetermined).
TERRELL, George. George W. Terrell, . PARKER, Joe M. Jessie B. Parker, R. F. D.
Bridgewater, S. Dak. 1, Stems, N. C. MATOR.
THOMAS, Dougle H. Arthur Thomas, Jones- PEARSON, Per 0. John Anderson, 1441
boro, N. C. Greenwood Avenue, Rockford, Ill. MINER, Clyde C. Mrs. Mary Miner, Wood-
THOMAS, Mack . Mrs. Mattle Thomas, gen- BROWN, George M. Miss Bessie Brown, R. stock, Ill.
eral delivery, Osceola, Ark. F. 1. 1 Eure, N. C. CAPTAINS.
THOMPSON, Richmond S. Mrs. Maude Connelly, 78
Thompson, 532 West Fifth Street, Marys-
CONNEL'Y, Thomas. Patrick BALL, Raymond N. Mrs. Margaret Q. Ball,
villa, Ohio. East One hundred and twenty-seventh Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
TIBARI, Enrico. Alfonso Tibarl, 42 Adams
Street, New York, N. Y. HAGAN, Robert G. Mrs. Elsie Hagan, 7001
DOBSON, Clyde Les. Leslie Dobson, Cool- Stewart Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Street. Worcester, Mass. spring, Pa. GRAHAM. William. George B. Reynolds,
TILMAN, Albert James. James Tilman, La-
gro, Ind. DUNCAN, George W. Mrs. Rosle Brunsan, Berrville. Va.
TRRIBERG, Carl. John Tinnesburg, 5706
Alberton, Mont. BURD TT, William C. Ilon. Frederick 1.
Sixth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. EARLS, Burd. James Earls, Keavy, Ky. Gillett, House of Representatives.
TURNER. Mills E. Howard L. Turner, R. F. ENGELHARDT Ergin. John Engelhardt, MUDGE, William A. Mrs. William A. Mudge.
D. 1, ('arrsville, Va. R. P. D. 6, idarlfsle, Ill. Honeoye Falls, N. Y.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING.
DOUGLAS, Richard. Albert Duglas, Stone-
leigh Court, Washington, D. C.
DUDLEY, James R. E. G. Dudley, 921 Wood
Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
NICHOLS, George P. Mrs. Madeleine W.
Nichols, care of E. E. Wright, 425 West End
Avenue, New York, N. Y.
SCHWALM, Harry William. Mrs. Harry W.
Schwalm, Pine Grove, Schuylkill County,
Pa.
SCUDDER, Marshall S. Mrs. Lone W. Scud-
der, care of Mrs. Julia R. Scudder, box 86,
Yakima, Wash.
LIEUTENANTS.
PAIGE, David R. Mrs. Pierre Landry, 117
Henry Street, Detroit, Mich.
BROWN, Kilburn R. Frederick A. Brown,
Otis Building, Chicago, Ill.
HAMMER. Roland E. Mrs. Roland E. Ham-
mer, 6238 Berlin Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
DAWSON, Ralph. Charlie George Henderson,
518T Sergeant Avenue, Joplin, Mo.
McCRTDY, James E. J. D. McCurdy, Cen-
tury. Fla.
KATES, Howard A. W. Mrs. Clarence S.
Kates, Glen Loch, Pa.
KELLEY, Homer Ollie. Mrs. Lena Cook, 720
South Fifth Street, Paducah, Ky.
LESIEUR, Joseph Val. Mrs. Helen LeSieur,
care of Peoples' Bank, Aurora, Mo.
MURPHY, Leslie. Clayton Quillian Murphy,
502 Mable Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.
WEBB, Lyndon F. George B. Webb, 238 West
Harris Avenue, San Angelo, Tex.
WHITNEY, Holyoke. Richard S. Whitney,
795 High Street, Dedham, Mass.
BELL, Julius F., Jr. Julius F. Bell, Milledge-
ville, Ga.
BIRD, Stephen T. Mrs.-J. S. H. Bird, Athens,
W. Va.
BLESSING, Robert W. Mrs. Emma Byrne,
226 Forest Avenue, Dayton, Ohio.
BRANDT, John T. Mrs. Marie S. Brandt, 7
Woodbridge Street, North Cambridge, Mass.
DOUGLASS, James M. William S. Douglass,
North Highlands, Russellville, Ala.
EGGERT, Leslie F. Mrs. Lois Eggert, 423
Rosewood Avenue. Aurora, Ill.
ELLIOTT, Wellwood C. Mrs. Bessie L,
Elliott, Alpine, Tex.
INMAN, Percy E. Mrs. Lillian 0. Inman, 333
Giove Street Bangor, Me.
LANE, Elisha 6. Mrs. William L. Lane, 4519
St. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
LEWIS, William P., Jr. William P. Lewis,
1415 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
LUMLEY, Arthur C. Mrs. Arthur C. Lumley,
2517 Marron Avenue, New York, N. Y.
MAYFIELD, Harry Frierson. Robert A. May-
field, Anderson, S. C.
NIBLOCK, William Lester. William Lester
Niblock, 233 Wabash Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
PIRTLE, James J. Dr. George W. Pirtle,
Carlisle, Ind.
POWELL, Charles E. Mrs. Charles E. Powell,
324 Grant Street, Atlanta, Ga.
STORY, William A. Charles F. Story, 420
Allen Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
TWADDELL, John P. Mrs. John P. Twad-
dell, 338 West Eighty-ninth Street, New
York, N. Y.
WEIHS, Howard F. Mrs. William Weibs, 306
Dulin Street, Sherman, Tex.
SERGEANT MAJOR.
MARSH, Robert F. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Greiner,
710 Oswego Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
SERGEANTS.
PRIGGE. August D. John Prigge, 3921
Seventh Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
QUIGLEY, Arthur P. William B. Quigley,
10 Steuben Park, Utica, N. Y.
SIDBURY, Lacy C. Mrs. Florence Sidbury,
Burgaw, N. C.
WILSON, Samuel C. Samuel A. Wilson, Ok-
mulgee, Okla.
BRIECHTB ILL, Raymond Cleo. Harold Brecht-
bill, 1011 South First Avenue, Marshall-
town. Iowa.
CUMMINGS, Edward P. Miss Mary Cum-
mings, 81 East Senica Street, Oswego, N. Y.
DRISCOLL, Michael Joseph. Mrs. Belle Dris-
coll, Newberry, Pa.
FISHER, Otis. Thomas H. Fisher, Mitchell,
Ind.
GREER, Owen L. Mrs. Dora Greer, 210 Lo-
cust Street. Barberton, Ohio.
HARTIN, William P. Mrs. Sarah Hartin, 22
Greenwich Street, Dorchester, Mass.
MULLER, John H. Oscar Muller, Weather-
ford. Tex.
PIGfAN. Dewitt. Mrs. Mary Pigman, Hind-
man. Ky.
RITTER, Claude A. William A. Ritter, Chilli-
cothe, Tex.
STANLEY, George S. Mrs. F. J. Barnes, 818
Billington Avenue, Memphis, Tenn.
TADE, John. Stanley Tade, 27 Littlefield
Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.
TRIER Edward R. John Trier, 1595 Tenth
Stret, Milwaukee, Wis.
BISTLINE, Charles W. Mrs. Mary K. Bist-
line, East Fourth Street, Sandwich, Ill.
BOYLE, Williata Georgd. Mrs. Catherine
Boyle, 7720 Kelly Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BROWN, Herbert F. Frank H. Brown, 6447
South Sangamon Street, Chicago, Ill.
CHRISFIELD, Edward R. Samuel W. Johns,
R. F. D. 2, box 14, Raleigh, N. C.
COE, Edgar D. George W. Coe, East Musko-
gee, Okla.
COLE, James D. James D. Cole, 1111 East
Belknap Street, Fort Worth, Tex.
COLLIER, Ernest A. Mrs. Josie Collier,
Ethridge, Tenn.
DAVIS, Harry T. John E. Davis, Jewett,
Tex.
EBEY, Kenneth. Mrs. Calvin P. Ebey, 953
Altgeld Street, Chicago, Ill.
ELSESSER Leeland E. Mrs. Louise Elses-
ser, 183 hutchiason Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.
FOLMAR, Andrew. H. Folmar, box 235,
Fresno, Cal.
GREEN, Harold. Mrs. Harold Greene, 190
Hawle Street, Binghamton, N. Y.
GRENEI , Henry J. Mrs. Mary Greneir, 227
River Street, Waterbury, Conn.
HOLZER, Leslie F. George L. Holzer, 776
Topka Street, Appleton, Wis.
LEE, James S. Mrs. Mary Lee, 78 Winens
Avenue, Newark, N. J.
LEONHARD, Albert W. Oscar Leonhard,
Sycamore Road, De Kalb, Ill.
McKINNEY, Arthur J. Patrick McKinney,
713 West Fifth Street, Chester, Pa.
MASTERTON, John, Jr. Mrs. Sarah Mas-
terton, 1304 Germantown Avenue, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
MUTCH, Harold. Samuel H. Hutch, 2051
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
PHILBROOK, Harry 13. Alby Pann, 9 May-
field Street, Portland, Me.
RINCELIAUSKAS, Paul. Mrs. Anna Rincel-
iauskas, 74 Putnam Street, Paterson, N. J.
SHARPE, Horace W. Mrs. Louise Sharpe,
Cobledill, N. Y.
STANDII ER, Lotus W. Mrs. Alice Standi-
fer, Bridgeport, Ala.
STILLER, Alexander. Edgar R. Purinton,
112 East Mistletoe Street, San Antonio,
Tex.
TURNER, Ennis. Ennis Turner, 808 West
Biddle Street, Baltimore, Md.
TYLER, Floyd A. Mrs. Jennie Tyler, 715
Irving Aj enue, Syracuse, N. Y.
WALKER, Walter Treat. Mrs. Lydia Alice
Walker, North Salem, Ind:
WILSON, Roy T. Mrs. Ella M. Wilson, 5811
Ludlow Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BAXTER, James. Reuben R. Baxter, 567
Fulton Street, Aurora, Ill.
BOEKER, Louis A. Mrs. Rose Booker, 937
South State Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
CHERRY, Frederick. Joseph Cherry, 458
East Twenty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.
CHILCOTE. John E. Mrs. Levena Bollinger,
Robertsville, Pa.
COOKENBOO, Henry P. Henry E. Cooken-
boo, Wharton, Tex.
COYLE, Ambrose A. Mrs. A. A. Coyle, 286
Canal Street, Easton, Pa.
CULLEN, Fraink J. Mrs, Mary E. Cullen,
6 First Avenue, Auburn, N. Y.
DRACH, Joseph F. August Drach, Willow
Grove, Pa.
DUNN, George M. Robert M. Dunn, 708
Parker Street, Newark, N. J.
FORD, Francis W. Mrs. Ellen Ford, 112
Lakin Terrace, Rockford, Ill.
GASTON, Clifford G. Mrs. .lizabeth Gaston,
39 Parkview Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.
GIBBS, Harold G. Viola Davidson, 810
Chester Pike, Norwood, Pa.
GROFF. James L. John G. Groff, 229 Green
Street, Royersford, Pa.
MAYLE, William M. Ervin Mayle, R. F. D.
43. Moatsville, W. Va.
NUNLEY, Frank. Louis Nunley, Hulette, Ky.
NUTTALL, Thomas H. Mrs. Mary Richard-
son, 434 Chapel Avenue, Lebanon, Pa.
BOSTON, Harold G. Mrs. Sophia Boston,
5303 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CLAYTON, Washington I. Mrs. Ernest Clay-
ton, 53 West Ninety-seventh Street, New
York, N. Y.
CURRAN, Peter L. Peter B. Curran, Firth-
cliffe, N. Y.
FENTRESS, Gilford Andrews. William Eth-
eridge Fentrese. 1908 North Fourteenth
Street, Fort Smith, Ark.
LANE. James E. Mrs. James E. Lane, 601
West One hundred and twenty-seventh
Street. New York, N. Y.
LOUDEN, Henry. Mrs. Ida Gunnion, 1820
East Hunting Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
RODGERS, Arthur J. Clarence H. Rodgers,
Arlington, Ind.
25
WEAVER, John A. Louis E. Weaver, gen-
eral delivery, Nodaway, Iowa.
CORPORALS,
BLEYLER, Charles W. Charles H. Bleyler,
16B 5 Jackson Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BOoGS, Millard F. W. E. Boggs, Covington,
Ohio.
DOOLITTLE, Harry Eugene. Mrs. Rebecca
Doolittle, R. F. D. 2, Stanton, Mich.
FARRELL, John J. Mrs. Anna Farrel, 3838
South Union Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
HORN, John H. Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, 807
Bond Street, Denison, Tex.
HURLEY, William J. Mrs. Frances Hurley,
920 Seventy-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KINSEY, Charles R. Mrs. Harley Settle, 1525
Mlechanic Street, Columbus, Ind.
KIRK, Frank C. Mrs. Myrtle Draper, 10
North Potomac Street, Baltimore, Md.
MACENKA, John A.
Mrs. Mary Macenka,
Coaldale, Pa.
MOORE, Dale William. Sidney Moore, R. F.
D. 6, Pittsburg, Kans.
MURPHY, James J. Miss Anna Murphy, 253
Roacinske Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
REINHOLD, Leland A. Mrs. Daniel G. Rein-
hold. 1352 Main Street, Northampton, Pa.
TAMBURRO, Anthony. Mrs. Rose Tamburro,
153 Adams Street, Newark, N. J.
THOMAS, Harry. Mrs. Laura Thomas, Globe,
Ariz.
ANDREI, Petru. Joe G. Hibedea, 122 North
Sixth Street, Steubenville, Ohio.
BOLIN, Charley H. Mrs, Bertie V. Bolin,
Hudson, Kans.
BOYD, Joseph S. Mrs. Ada Boyd, 1337 Twen-
ty-ninth Street, Washington, D. C.
CARTER, Earl T. Mrs. Hattie Carter, 1809
South Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C.
CLARK, Thomas F. Mrs. Alice Clark, 38
Park Place, Orange, N. J.
CRUM, Frank James. Miss Bertha E. Backus,
1001 Delamont Avenue, Schnectady, N. Y.
FULCHER, Frank Francis. Mrs. Lillie
Snider. 212 North Avenue, Sycamore, Ill.
GREY, Warren S. Mrs. Mary H. Grey, Ty-
rone, Pa.
HAAS, William F. George Haas, R. F. D. 2,
New Freedom, Pa.
HART. Walter A. Mrs. Katherine Hart, 37
Vincent Street, Newark, N. J.
HINKLE, Clarence. Mrs. Cora I. Hinkle,
Hasty, Colo.
HOFFMAN, Frank H. Mrs. Grace Hoffman,
box 229, Genoa, Ill.
MARTIN, John Joseph. Mrs. Anna Martin,
937 Tell Street, Tell City, Ind.
MILLER, William. John Miller, Emmetts-
burg, id.
MURRAY, James B. Mrs. Hannah Murray,
229 Nichols Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
MURRAY, Thomas B. Mrs. Anna J. Murray,
Papillion, Nebr.
NAUGHTON, Bernard A. Mrs. Mary Naugh-
ton, 349 Montgomery Street, Jersey City,
N. J.
RIDLEY, Robert H. James I. Ridley, Waxa-
hachie, Tex.
SHEPARD, Charles J. Ernest F. Shepard,
C, illicothe, Ill.
WESTPHAL, William W. Mrs. Bertha West-
phal, Port Jefferson, N. Y.
WIECOVEK, George. Mike Wiecovek, Ply-
mouth, Pa.
WILSON, Allan A., Jr. Allan A. Wilion,
Glassboro, N. J.
WRHEN, Herbert V. Mrs. Suzanna Wrhen,
519 Colbert Avenue, Oil City, Pa.
WRIGHT, Frank K. James Knox Wright,
R. P. D. 1, Martha, Tenn.
BAXTER, Fred AI. Edward C. Baxter, Rex-
ford, Kans.
BAXTER, Raymond. Elson S. Baxter, post-
office box 11, New Cumberland, W. Va.
BORLEN, Jesse Douglas. Mrs. Mary Jane
Borlen, 377 Ellicott Street, Rochester, N. Y.
BRADING, William E. Henry Brading, Gib-
son City, ll.
BUSHNELL, David V. Henry Bushnell, St.
Charles, Ill.
CHILTON, Myrle D. William Chilton, 507
East Marrietta Street, Decatur, Ill.
CIORRA, Cluseppe. Mrs. Attina Ciorra, Cas-
tilforte, Caserta, Italy.
DALEY. John P. Mrs. J. H. Daley, 59 Cres-
cent Avenue, Dorchester, Mass.
DE CESARE, Victor 0. Anthony DO Cesare,
Reisterstown Road and Woodland Avenue,
Arlington, Md.
ESREL, Adolph L. Julius Essel, 39 Lawlor
Street, New Britain, Conn.
GRIFFIN. Jasper William. John Griffin, 711
Jersey Street, Baldwin, Kans.
GROBEN. David R. Mrs. Catherine Groben,
New Baltimore, N. Y.
HALL, William F. Daniel F. Hall, 28 Fair-
mont Street, Cambridge, Mass.
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XASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
JUBBARD, Henry G. George D. Hubbard,
721 Willow Street, Abilene, Tex.
KARNES, Dewey. George Karnes, West
Unity, Ohio.
KELCHNER, Earl Y. William F. Kelchuer,
R. F. D. 5. Easton, Pa.
XTNGERY, Floyd Abram. Fred D. Kingery,
R. F. D. 5, Lawrcnceville, Ill.
KLEIN, George. Mrs. C. Colgan, 4644 St.
Leuis Avenue, 4t. Louis, Mo.
KNUDSEN, Ole. Mrs. Christain Knudsen,
4044 West Superior Street, Chicago, Ill.
LEYNER, Albert H. Mrs. Laura Leyner,
R. F. D. 1. Irving, Ore
MINTYRE, Eugene. Winfield S. Cowell, box
13'. Haworth, N. T.
McKINZIE, George B. Lillian McKinzie. 459
Florida Avenue NW., Washington, D. C.
NUTT, Frank J. Mrs. Albert Shouts, 63
Greenwich Street, New York, N. Y.
RADOMSKI, Bernard. Mrs. Barbara Radom-
ski, 1333 Sycansore Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
REEVE, Walter I. Mrs. Ella M. Reeve, 728
Wooolynne Avenue, West Collingswood,
N. J.
RIDER, Richard G. Mrs. Sarah Bider, 2010
North Payson Street, Baltimore, Md.
ROSS, Merrick AI. Mrs. I. Rose, 400a Pas-
sale Avenue, East Newark. N. J.
SAGE, Wilfred J. Mrs. Susan Sage, 121
Cedar Street, Norwich, Conn.
STARCHER, James Brady. Robert Starcher,
Dunbar W. Va.
STAUB, foseph L. William Edward Staub,
268 Locust Street, Hanover, Pa.
STOKRS, John P. Miss Mary Stokes, H. F. D.
28, Ottawa, Ill.
ALLEN, Wilson. Manfred Allen, 110 East
Caramillo Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colo.
BELL, Albert A. Mrs. Paula M. Bell, 5006
Catalpa Avenue, Hamilton, Md.
BLANTHORN, Thaddeus L. Charles J. Blan-
thorn, 893 Knickerbocker Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
BLOSSER, Herman. Mrs. Herman Blosser,
Junction City Ohio.
CONN Y Thomas J. Mrs. Annie Con-
nelly,241 Eastern Avenue, Baltimqre, Md.
CONV Cyrus D. Mrs. A. M. Cosivery,
506 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CRAPO, John W. Isreal Crapo, 31 North
Franklin Street, Montpelier Vt
DIFFENBAUGH, John T. Ydrs. Arah L. Dif-
feubaugh, 1740 East Chase Street, Balti-
more, Md.
DORBAND, lenry. Edward Dorband, 1823
Dodge Avenue, Evanston, Ill.
DOUTRICH, John H. Charles A. Doutrich,
608 North Railroad Street, Palmyra, Pa.
DUCOTE, Thomas J. Clovil Ducete, Cotton-
port, La.
ECKERT, Charles. Mrs. Bertha Eckert, 67
Paterson Street, Paterson, N. J.
FITZWATER, Garrett A. Albert A. Fitz-
water, R. F. D. 8, Oakwood, Ohio.
FLEMING, William J. Mrs. Anna Fleming,
272 Maple Avenue, Wallington, N. J.
GARDNER, Harvey H. 'Herman C. Gardner
128 East One hundred and twenty-third
Street, Chicago, Ill.
GILFILLAN, Silver. J. R. Gilfillan, 709 Park
Avenue, Ironton, Ohio.
GREENWOOD, Bert. Mabel Raymond, Car-
thage, N. Y.
GREICO, Michael. Vincent Greico, Wheat
Road, R. D. 1, Vineland, N. J.
GRIFFITH, Robert. Mrs. Anna Griffith, 511
West One hundred and seventy-first Street,
New York City, N. Y.
HARDESTY, Roy. Marshall Hardesty, Or-
ange, Mo.
HOPPER, Warren. Mrs. A. V. Hopper, Kyle
Avenue, box 528, Butler, N. a.
HOWARD, Ray. Mrs. Amos Howard, 423
West Queen Street, Anaville, Pa.
HUGHES, William. Harry Hughes, 72 Lake-
view Avenue Bridgeton, N. J.
LACHMANN, &ustave 0. William P. Lach-
mann, 675 Park Avenue, West New York,
N,. J.
LIDMAN , Fritz. Mrs. Elizabeth Heiden, 5436
Lake Park, Chicago, Ill.
MISNER, Judson. Mrs. Ida Misner, 224 Eu-
1id Avenue, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
MOIiAN. Dan, Mrs. Dan Mohan, 114 Lynn
Avenue, Macon, Ga.
MURIIIIIE, Edward F. Mrs. Ella Murphie,
Montesano, Wash.
NIXON, Fred R. Mrs. Sarah Miller, Carlin-
'ilIe III.
NIZOL, Walter W. Miss Angelisa Moskwa,
744 Har per Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
PHILLIPS, James B. Mrs. Edna A. Phillips,
189 Jefferson Street, Freeport. Ill.
REDDING, James' S. Thomas Moore, 64
Stevenson Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
REYNOLDS, Jeffrey A. Mrs. Jennie. Reynolds,
4:1, North Third Street. East Newark, N. J.
SCRIVENER, Reese M. Benjamin Scrivener, McNICHOLAS, Thomas. Mrs. Lela McNicho-
Brice, Mo. las, 1712 Green Mount Avenue, Baltimore,
SHAHAN, Rossie D. Earl M. Shahan, Cypress Md.
Mills, Tex. WILKINSON. Robert Mrs. Ollie Drake, gen-
SMITH, Larkin D. T. E. Smith, 2934 Queen eral delivery, Golorado Springs, Colo.
Avenue, North Minneapolis, Minn. WOHLBEITER, Carroll J. Mrs. Catherine
SMITH, Victor D. Mrs. Ida Smith, R. F. D. Wohlbeiter, Milton, Pa.
43, Earlville, Ill. PARKER, Lonnie C. Mrs. Maggie Parker,
SPICKLER. Lester Roy. Mrs. Elizabeth R. F. D. 1, Duke, N. C.
Spiekler, 1121 Douglass Street, Reading, Pa. WHEELDON, Raymond V. George C. Hiland,
STANLEY, Walter F. Mrs. Nettle E. Stanley, 1218 North Eighth West, Cedar Rapids,
Marion, S. C. Iowa.
STIDARD, Albert N. Mrs. Mary Stidard, LUNACEK, Henry W. Josef Lunacek, 4437
Elizabeth, Pa. North Crawford Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
TOMLINSON, Samuel P. Louis Schroeder, STARNER, Charles G. Charles G. Starner,
3540 Wakefield Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Westminster, Md.
TRUE, William J. Mrs. William J. True, R. PRIVATlS.
F. D. 27, Ottawa, Ill.
TYLAY, Franklin HI. T. Harry G. Tyley, 103 BACON, Charles D. Fred E. Bacon, R. F. D.
Laporte Avenue, Chicea0, I1ll 1, Burghill, Ohio.
WATKEYS. David J. Mrs. Amelia Watkeys, CERVINI, Anthony. John Cervini, 238 East
Wiconisco, Pa. One hundred and twetsty-second Street, New
WALAIKO, John. Tony Walaiko, 553 Main York, N. Y.
Street, Cambridge, Mass. DE CARO, Frank. Frank Do Caro, 495 West
YEAGER, Andrew B. Mrs. Sadie Walley, Lincoln Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
New Street. Spring City, Pa. DELIGANIS, John. John Banka, 214 West
BUSH, Henry E. Irs. A. A. Bush, Parr, Va. Sixty-ninth Street, New York, N. Y.
CARRIER, Elmer B. Mrs. Joseph Carrier, DITTLINGER, Joseph L. Nick Dittlinger,
1501 North La Salle Street, Ottawa, Ill. St. Paul, Tex.
CHAPMAN, William E. William Chapman, EVANS, William A. Mrs. Mary L. Evans,
4GO North Twelfth Street, Herrin, Ill. 261 Bronx Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
FISHER, Daniel S. James Fisher, 58 Joseph
BuGLuRS. Avenue, Johnstown, Pa.
HORTON. Edson F. Mrs. Ella Horton, HAM, Earl H. Howard B. Ham, R. F. D. 1,
Scottsville, N. Y. Fairfield, Me.
HOUSE, John B. John S. House, 2452 HAMILTON, Frank M. Mrs. Rachel Hamil-
North Normandy Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ton, Wayside, Md.
MOXNES Thomas. Mrs. Hilda Moxnes, HANSON, Hans. C. Elmer Peterson, Dows,
Nickwall, Mont. Iowa.
BURGIN. Oliver G. Mrs. George Burgin, 2G HARRISON, Jewell L. Mrs. Roxie Anne Har-
East Felton Street, North Tonawanda, rison, R. F. D. 5, Philadelphia, Miss.
N. Y. HARSTED, George T. Thomas Harsted, Har-
CARR, Walter. Mrs. Anie Carr, 206 Web- mony, Minn.
ster Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. KIENIA, George. Steve Hartanevier, 1734
GOLDMAN, Abraham. Mrs. Aaron Gold- South Robey Street, Chicago, Ill.
MOSER, Robert J. Henry W. Moser, 9 Jones
man, Hebron, Conn. Street, Jersey City, N. J.
KIERNAN, Vincent J. panlel S. Kennally, PENNY, Arthur. Mrs. Ann Penny, Good
1200 Second AKvenue, New York, N. Y.
MARTI, Robert G. George A. Marti, general Ground, N. Y.
delivery, Sleepy Eye, Minn. TUCKER, Robert B. Lee F. Tucker, 803
South Blaine Street, Wellington, Kans.
NUZZOLO James. Felice Nuzzolo, 718 Main WILLIAMS, Urbane M. Mrs. Nancy Williams,
Street, ieekshill, N. Y. 344 Mable Avenue, Paris, Tex.
TAYLOR, William A. Mrs. J. Taylor, 2930 ALBERT, Joseph. Maxine Albert, Mada-
West Tweity-second Street, Brooklyn, waska, Me.
N. Y. ALEXANDER, William C. Andrew N. Alex-
THOMAS, William W. Mrs. Sarah Thomas, auder, R. F. D. 2, Uniontown, Pa.
194 Cooper Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ANDERSON, James. Mrk. Elna Anderson,
VAIL, Francis. Charles Henry Vail, 528 1061,Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Warren Avenue, Belvidere, Ill. BALDWIN, Arthur L. Andrew J. Baldwin,
JOHNSON, Fayette H. Mrs. Grace Johnson, 70 Third Avenue, Bay Shore, N. Y.
220 Brighton Avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J. BARHAM, Maurice F. Mrs. Rose Barham,
SIMMONS, Ira. Mrs. Julia Simmons, Gib- 1523 Edgemont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
son City, Ill. BATZEL, Joseph Frederick. Rexford Batzel,
MUSICIANS.
R. F. D. 1, Elmhurst, Pa.
FISHER, Leroy. Joseph Fisher, 53 Center BENNETT, Jesse James. Mrs. Vitrust B.
Avenue, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Bennett, Roseville, Ill.
McCLURE, Charles. Charles W. McClure, BENSON, Oliver J. Mrs. Clara Benson, Ala-
2049 Madison Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. baster. Mich.
PIERCE, Ross. Charlie Pierce, Carterville, BIDDIX, Green. Will Middix, Mount Mitchell,
Mo. N. C.
MECHANSICs. BOWERS, Frank W. Mrs. Eliza Bowers, 5125
CARMODY, Thomas Edwrd, jr. Mrs. Charles Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas Carmody, 1609 Overing Street, New BURINS, Andrew. Mrs. Annie Burns, 78 Ma-
York, N. Y. ple Street, Holyoke, Mass.
GARRETT, Robert H. Henry C. Garrett, Car- BURNS, John P. J. P. Burns, 411 South
rollton, Ga. Scott Street, Mobile, Ala.
CACCIAGUIDA, John J. Mrs. Jennie Cae-
ANDERSON, Ralph V. Mrs. Susan Anderson,
box 35A, Fultonville, Ohio. ciaguida, 120 Elizabeth Street, New York,
JOHNSON, Guy E. T. Gus T. Johnson, De- N. Y.
lano, Minn. CARAVAUN, Freeman. Freeman E. Cara-
JEiPPERT, Deaey. Mrs. Della Reppert, Mul- Vann, Mesic, N. J.
berry, Ind. CAREY, Ralph White. Mrs. Carl E. Taber,
WILMOTH, Andy 0. Dick Wilmoth, May- 225 Main Street. Acushnet, Mass.
land, Tenn. CARLINI, Pasquale. Romeo Labato, 238
YOUNG, Elmer. E. M. Young, 63 Charles Court Street Youngstown, Ohio.
Street, Rochester, N. Y. CARLOUGH, iohn. Mrs. Emma Jennings,
STEVENSON, David. Thomas T. Stevenson, 465 West One hundred and thirty-first
Shattue, Ill. Street, New York, N. Y.
WENTWORTI, Clarence A. Daniel Went- CARLSON, Carl H. John H. Carlson, 224
worth, Caldwell, Ohio. East Nineteenth Street, Lockport, Ill.
MACIAG, Peter A. Anthony Maclag, 128 Pa- CARLSON, John E. Mrs. Edith Sarkiaho,
tific Street, Garfield, N. J. Cross Lake, Minn.
OINEYEAR, Leo B. Mrs. Mary Oneyear, Du- CARNEY, Joseph. Mrs. Nevada Carney, 98-
range, Iowa. Twenty-fifth Street, Altoona, Pa.
coolns. CHILMAN, Johan. Mrs. Anna Lena Chilman,
R. F. D. 3, Cambridge, Minn.
COOK, John B. John G. Cook, Graham, N. 0. CHIODO, Vincenzo. Gulseppe Chiodo, 9008
LAND, John W. James A. Land, R. F. D.,
Mount Prospect, Ind. Fourth Avenue, Cornopolis, Pa.
McCLARIN, Wade. Alexander McClarin, CLINCH, Hilton E. Mrs. Bertha H. Clinch,
5445 Porter Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fairview Avenue, Westwood, N. J.
MARTIN, Joseph E. Mrs. Margaret Martin, COMPTON, Pay V. Mrs. Lee Compton, 3
231 East Southgate Street, Newport, Ky. Washington Avenue, Middleport, N. Y.
P.ODGERS, Lawrence. Mrs. Rosa Rodgers, CORMIER Charles J. Joseph Cormier, 34
Bethany, W. Va. Parker Atreet, Brockton, Mass.
CRABTREE, Clarence. Josh Crabtree, For-
WAGONERS. estdale, Ohio.
ENRIGHT, Philip. Mrs. Josephine Enright, CRABBE, Ray. Mrs. George Crabbe, Prospect,
Fifth Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. Ohio.
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CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
CROUIH, Clarence. George Crouch, R. F. D.
,Pgot, Ak.
kPe tr Macks. John Cumber-
CIU&B ILND,
land, First Ward, atton, Pa.
CUPAIOLE, Valentin. Dominac Palengole,
2243 Orange Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
DAHL, Eddie A. Edward Dahl, I. F. D. 2,
Clitherall, Minn.
DAILEY, Willie. Mrs. Willie Dailey, R. F.
D. 6, Rutledge, Ga.
GILMORE, Ernest. I. Davis, Malinta, Ohio.
DEE, John L. Mrs. Lethey P. Dee, R. F. D.
1, Hernando, Mass.
IENENBERG, Oscar. Jack Denenberg, 67
Hart Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DUMAS, -John I. Octava Dumas, box 65, Sut-
tons Bay, Mich.
ENGEN, Conrad. Ole Engen, Flaming, Minn.
FINNERTY, Martin T. J. Mrs. Anna Fin-
nerty, 1134 West Bayen Avenue, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
FUNNELL, George S. Mrs. Minnie Funnell,
Pecatonica, III.
FRYE, James B. Mrs. Maggie L. Britt,
Scarbro, W. Va.
GANNON, John J. Mrs. Ann Gannon, 91
Iartforq Street, Newark, N. J.
GESSLIN, Dorris Raymond. Lou Lane, R. F.
D. 2, Latham, Kaus.
GLICK, Jacob. Aaron Cohose, Comneateeh,
Pa.
GOLDEN, Charlie W. Mrs. Grace Hackney,
Mount Morris, Mich.
GOLDSMITH, Aubry. Frederick GoldsmIth,
R. F. D. 1, Tempelince, Mich.
GRANT, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Kowalski, 592
Woodrow Street, Detroit, Mich.
BROBASKI, William V. Andrew Brobaski,
Bovne Falls, Mich.
IARDEE, Perry A. Wade H. Hardee, Panama
Park, Fla.
ISTTT, Louis U. Mrs. Jane Glaytor, route 6,
TValla Walla, Wash.
XALLAWNN, William. Mrs. Ana Kallmenn,
16911 Grove Wood Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
RIENLEN, Emil J. Mrs. Katie Kienlen, 117A
Sixth Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
XRE1UTZ, Oliver. Mrs. Anna Kreutz, 3571
Archer Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
KRIEGER, Henry. Conrad Krieger, Fort Mor-
gain, Colo.
KIRK, William C. Mrs. John Kirk, R. F. D.
2, Addison, N. Y.
LA RUE, James F. Mrs. Lucy La Rue,
Walsh, Mont.
LAUCK, George W. Mrs. Emma Lanck,
State College, Pa.
LAURIE, John M. Mrs. C. T. Laurie, 687
Washington Street, Dedham, Maess.
LAVIN, Patrick H. John M. Lavin, First
Street, Sutersville. Pa.
LAWSON, Rexford M. Mrs. Rhoda Lawson,
Kennedy, N. T. d PAINE, Cecil. Ike Paine, Laredo, Tex.
LEVIN, Morris. Joe Levin, 1551 South Cen-
tral Park Avenue. Chicago, Ill.
LOTESTO, Rocco. Mrs. Jensina Lotesto, 523
West Eightieth Street, Chicago, Ill.
LOUNDI, Nicholas. Andre Loundi, 15 Flagon
Street. Morristown, N. J.
McDANIELS, William. James McDanlels,
%Grayson, Ky.
MCKINNEY. Locie E. J. H. McKinney, Val-
ley Oak, Ky.
McLOUGHLIN, Joseph V. Mrs. Elizabeth
McLoughliu, 98 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
McQUATER. Joseph H. Mrs. Lizzle Me-
Quater, Tilden, III.
MANNING, John B. James P. Manning, 87
Coleman Street, New London, Conn.
MATHEWSON. James. David Mathewson,
R. F. D. 22, Fayette, Pa.
MICHAEL, John M. Mrs. Mary Cabrello, 12
Gevenor Street, Providence, R. I.
MORAN, Emile. Leon Moran, Hancock, Miss.
MORAN, John. James Moran, 1878 Green
Street. San Francisco, Cal.
MORRISON, George M. John 0. Duncan,
McDonalds Corner, Ontario, Canada.
MOUTON, Felix J. J. B. Mouton, Lafayette,
La.
MALEZYNSKI, Frank. Mrs. Elizabeth Male-
zynski, 66 HuIl Avenue, New York. N. Y.
NARSTRE, Mike. Ignatz Dredowski. 3913
East Seventy-fifth Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
NELSON, -Albert Bernard. Mrs. Matilda
Nelson, 715 Beech Street. McKeesport, Pa.
NELSON, Berton J. Bird Nelson, Lawrence,
Ind.
NELSON, Nels P. Jens Nelson. Buffalo Cen-
ter, Iowa.
NILSON. Mikal J. Andrew A. Anderson, R.
F. D. 1, Larson, N. Dak.-
ODERLIN, Walter. Mrs. James A. Oderlin,
228 West Twenty-fifth Street, Los Angeles,
Cal.
-OSMER, Leon D. C. F. Osmer, St. Maries,
Idaho.
PACKOUSKI, Alex. Mrs. Helen Pakoinski,
75 North Henry Street, Stboklyn, N. Y.
PARTJOLO, Joseph. James Paeruolo, 581 Car-
roll Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
REINBOTT, John G. Mrs. Emelia Reinbott,
38 Augusta Street, Irvington, N. J.
REPINSKI, Paul. Frank Repinski, 6929 Ber-
dell Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
RHODES, Gerold E. Mrs. Louisa Rhodes,
820 East Vine Street, Macon, Mo.
RICHARD, Fred J. Clarence Richard, Pas-
coag, R. .
RYAN, Ivan R. Tom Ryan, Greenup, Ill.
SHAW, Dale V. Alonso L. Shaw, 745 Tacoma
Street, Tacoma, Wash.
SLOBAK, Joe M. Miss Emma Slobak, Avoca,
Wis.
SWANSON, Herbert. Mrs. Carrie Seger, 1217
Seminary Place, Rockford, Ill.
SWEENEY, John T. Mrs. Annie Hannon,
2082 La Fontaine Avenue, New York, N. Y.
TERRANOVA, Facques. Mrs. Jennie Dona
Terranova, 111 Salem Street, Boston, Mass.
THOMAS, Edward. Mfs. Marie Thomas, 706
North Caroline Street, Baltimore, Md.
TRANZOR, Fred D. Mrs. Georgia Lee Tran-
zor, Sharon, Tenn.
TREISCII, Omie J. Mrs. Elizabeth Treisch,
842 East Walnut Street, Gallon, Ohio.
VECCHIOTTI, Domenick. Ralph Vecchiotti,
719 South Twelfth Street, Newark, N. J.
VINAL, Ross R. Mrs. Mary Vinal, Vinal-
haven, Mo.
WALTON, Burley. Mrs. Richard Walton,
Toms River, N. J.
'WATSON, Ray P. Mrs. Minnie Watson, R.
F. D. 1, Pomeroy, Wash.
WATTS, Raymond K. Mrs. Martha E. Watts,
1522 East One hundred and twenty-second
Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
WAUGIIOP, Clyde Benjamin. Mrs. Maud H.
Waughop, R. F. D. 1, Washington, Ill.
WEIST, Jacob S. Lomon B. Weist, R. F. D.
1, rphrata, Pa.
WESTBERG, Edward. Axel E. Westberg, 132
West One hundred and fIfth Street, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WETHERILL, Raymond E. Mrs. Emma Weth-
erill, 5134 Dearborn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WETJEN, Harry C. Mrs. Emma Wetjen, 11
Banta Street, Eimbaret, Long Island, N. Y.
WINDERBAUM, Harry. Mrs. Fannie Win-
derbaum, 207 Mulberry Street, Newark,
.N. J.
WRIGHT, Charles R1. Charles D. Wright,
1015 Tenth Street, Lawrenceville, Ill.
WRIGHT, Jacob W. Mrs. Sarah Wright,
Sandyville, Jackson County, W. Va.
YEAGLE, James Huguely. Mrs. Virginia B.
Yeagle, Marshall, Mo.
OLIVER, Eddie L. Richard Oliver, Hoopes-
toi, Ill.
PAIN'ER, Dominick. Giovanni Mannatell,
6416 Cariton Etreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
PERLMAN, Louis. Mrs. Rachel Perlman, 7
West One hundred and eleventh Street, New
York, N. Y.
PHILLIPI, John. Raymond Phillipi, Wattis,
Utah.
PODLASKI, John. Mrs. Rose Pupel, 238 Sol-
reski Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
POLLOM, Albert Vern. Miss Ethel Pollom,
3117 Sixth Avenue, Tacoma, Wash.
PRINCIPE, Marco. Mrs. Carina Morelli_173
Censleyea Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PROCTOR, Alfonso. Mrs. Walter J. Proctor,
Angle Place ME.. Washington, D. C.
RIDER. Edward H. Mrs. Mary Rider, 402
South Twenty-second Street. Louisville, Ky.
RINALDI, Joseph. Mrs. Marie Solorenzo,
528 South Union Street, Stacekenton, Cal.
RODGERS, Henry N. William H. Rodgers,
R. F. D. S. Jolhet, Ill.
ROHMER, Harry A. Mrs. Mary Rohmer,
Morris, Ill.
ROMANOWSKI, George. Moleck Romanow-
ski, 293 Denton Street, Hamtramck, Mich.
ROWAN. Lawrence. Mrs. Mattie Rowan. 404
East Sixty-fifth Street. New York N. Y.
SANDERS, Enoch U. Mrs. Sarah Sanders,
R. F. D. 3. Bristol, Va.
SANNING, Theodore John. H. Sanning, R.
F. D. 3. Jefferson City, Mo.
SANTORNO, Ralph. Joe Santorno, Salida,
Colo.
SCALORA, Mariano. Santo Bellorno, 132
Degraw Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SCHROEDER. John A. Charles Schroeder,
943 West Warren Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
SCHULIHNS, Angus. Mrs. Margaret Sehul-
kins. 8719 Flourney Avenue, Chicago. Ill.
SEBEL. Joseph M. Miss Anna M. Sebel,
post-office box 129, Cementon, N. Y.
SEBOLD Frank E. Mrs. Anna M. gebold.
1643 North Fifty-sixth Street, Piladel-
phia. Pa.
SEEBER. Albert L. Mrs. John Loudon,
Cooperstown, N. Y.
27
SHIPP, Walter E. Mrs. Mesalina Shipp, P,.
F. D. 2, hex 58, Bucton, Vs.
SMITH, Frank T.
Mrs. Mary E. Smith,
3805 0 Street NW., Washington, D. C.
SMITH, Henry J, Warren P. Smith, Murphy,
N. C.
SMITH, Herman Ml. Frederick W. Smith, 40
East Forty-tirst Street. New York, N. Y.
SMITH, James. Miss Mary Smith, Portage,
Pa.
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STECKEL. Charles 0. R. 0. Steckel, 304
North Third Street, Allentown, Pa.
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East Pleasant Plain, Iowa.
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kanY, 9102 Holton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
THOMPSON, Jay. David Thompson, R. F. D.
8, Scottsburg, Ind.
VANO, Vincenzo. Victor Vane, Schenectady,
N. Y.
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Sh'eridan, Mo.
VANSWEDEN, Peter. Joe Vansweden, R. F.
D. 1, Ross, Mich.
VAUGHN, Lester W. Mrs. Viola Vaughn,
1296 South Thomas Street, Crestline, Ohio.
VEILLON, Juste. Louis Villon, Chataignier,
La.
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Retreat Street, Baltimore, Md.
VIAL, Preston M. Preston B. Vial, R. F. D.
1, box 126, Atlee, Va.
VIE4HL, Elmer J. Mrs. Anna Viebl, 02 Glos-
ter Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
VIEIIMANN, August W. Henry C. Vichmann,
513 North Illinois. Belleville, Ill.
WALLS, William. John Walls, 7104 Worley
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
WALAH, James A. John H. Walsh, 184 Wood-
ward Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.
WARD, Christopher P. Miss May Ward,
North Prince Street. Flushing, N. Y.
WARTIING, Albert J. Mrs. Della W. War-
thing, 2712 Fountainelle Boulevard, Omaha,
Nebr.
WAYNE, Elmer Stanley. Howard W. Wayne,
2921 North Camac Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
WEBB, Wilson. Eli Webb, Cosby. Tenn.
WEISZ, Samuel. Mrs. Ida Weisz, Sixtieth
Street and Girard Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ala.
.
YANKEE, Jolm I. Mrs. Myrta 31. Yankee,
38 North Vine Street, Newark, Ohio.
YOCHUAL. Charles. Frederick Yochum, Sar-
dinia, Ohio.
BECKER, Henry A. Mrs. Anna C. Becker,
413 Stevens Street, West Hoboken, N. J.
BECKERT, Jacob A. Charles Beckert, 1330
Twenty-ninth Street, Denver, Colo.
ILANCIA, Nicola. Louis Bilancia, 214
North Felton Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BOFFI, Michael. Mrs. Esenda Dliruth, 17
Christopher Sfreet, Providence, R. I.
DI FULVIO, Carmine. Henry Dl Vulvio, 630
Center Street, South Bethlehem. Pa.
DIHLE, Thowald. Eric Dible, R. F. D. 1,
Larson, X. Dnk.
FAGERLAN, Laurus. Michel FagerlAnd,
Farde, Sandborland, Bergen, Norway.
FAGETTL Giuseppe. Francisco Fagetti, Chia-
venna, Sondrio, Italy.
FINNEGAN, Edward H. Jamessl. Finnegan,
1838 Vyne Avenue, New York. N. Y.
HOLLAND, Mason. Jobi Holland, Dayton
Place, Herkimer, N. Y.
HORNING, Norman C. Mrs. Emma Horning,
Miftlintown, Pa.
NAPLANIAN, Vahan. A. Kaplanian, Survey
Department, -aza, Egypt.
'ING, Clarence E. Cerinne Whaley, 4204
Powelton Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
KIRK, Albert. John J. Kirk, 375 East One
hundred and forty-third Street, New York,
N. Y.
LEVIN. Charles. Mrs. Yetta Levin, 340
Brunswick Avenue, Trenton. N. J.
LEVY, Moses. Max Levy, 18 Porter Street,
Malden, Mass.
LOCONTI, Luigi. Goirinco Giorgio, 34 Gar-
side Street, Newark, N. J.
MARTIT, Herman J. Joseph A. Marth, 1634
Vine Street. Chicago, Ill.
MUELLER, Frederick C. Louis J. Mueller,
5142 North Western Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
MULRENAN. Willis Thomas. Mrs. Olive Mul-
renan, 59 Westminster Street, Bellows Falls,
N. Y.
NORMAN, Charles J. Mrs. Nancy J. Norman,
R. F. D. 2, Champaign, Ill.
OTT, Russell T. Mrs. Mahala Ott, 286 East
Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa.
OUTLAND. Leonard C. Mrs.- Mary J. Out-
land. 3226 Fox Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
PANDERMS, Frank. Nicholas Panderms,
Trrglia Brum, Asia Minor, Turkey.
28 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
CASUALTIES REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING
REYNOLDS, William 0. Charles W. Rey-
nolde, Dilton, Pulaski County, Va.
ROBERTS, Isaac E. Mrs. Clara Jordon, Se-
curity, Tex.
ROSSKA, Vincent. No emergency address.
SCHINZEL, Leo A. Frank Schinzel, Post
Falls, Idaho.
SCHLOSSER, Walter W. Mrs. Charles S.chio-
trumpf, 309 West Spruce Street, Tamaqua,
Pa.
SHINGLT, Seth. Mrs. Mary C. Allee, Zenas,
Ind.
SOCKA, Frank. Mrs. Katie Socka, Stubmitza,
Poland, Russia.
TEDISCHI, Alfonso. Mrs. Carmelia Coo,
Filgnano, Carasuoli, Gompobasso, Italy.
VAN AUKEN Elmer J. Frank Van Auken,
Dansville, N. Y.
WALSTROM, Gust E. Mrs. Lucille Schuck
Walstrom, Peterson Iowa.
WEZNORSKI, Joe. Yoe Weznorski, R. F. D,
3, Little Falls, Minn.
WOOTEN Richard. Mrs. Lonnie Wootan,
Dover, Miss.
YANKOVICH, Yakov. Mrs. Nellie Yankovich,
230 South Montana Street, Butte, Mont.
ANDERSON Charlie F. John P. Anderson,
R1. F. D. 1, Braham, Minn.
BALLANTINE, Clarke. James A. Ballantine,
De Lancey, N. Y.
BAILEY, Virgil D. James H. Bailey, R. F.
D., Hopewell Junction, N. Y.
BANNON, William. Mrs. Annie Robinson,
2140 La Fontaine Avenue, New York, N. Y.
BARNARD, Roy T. Adrian L. Barnard, 106
West Healy Street, Champaign, Ill.
BOCK, William P. Michael 'G. Bock, 1058
Ephriam Street East Liverpool, Ohio.
BEER, Jess R. *illiam Beer, Dixonville, Pa.
BILODEAU, Joseph A. Fred Bilodeau, 334
Center Street, Brockton, Mass.
CLARK, Grant W. Delos Clark, R. F. D. 7,
box 58, Wausau, Wis.
DENISEWICH, Daniel. Daniel Sedeluick, 98
Reilley Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
DILLON, Clayton S. Wash Dillon, Spring-
view, Nebr,
DI MENNA, Eugene. Mrs. Ludia Dl Menna,
118 Newton Street, Newark N. J.
DI SALVO, Mariano. Miss Rosa Di Forte,
632 Wharton Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DOMINICO, Albert F. Mrs. Martha Domin-
ico, 154 Zuni Street, Denver, Colo.
DOUGHTRTY, John B. Charles B. Dough-
erty, 240 Third and Commerce Streets,
Wellsburg, W. Va.
DOYLE, Joseph F. Mrs. James Doyle, R. F.
D. 2, Rosemount, Mipn.
DUPUfS, Ernest. Amie Dupuis, 402 Tuttle
Street, Alpena, Mich.
ELBEL, Walter. Charles Elbel, Spring
Branch, Tex.
FARREL Edward F. Mrs. Anna Patrick,
Archbald, Pa.
FINK, Frederick W. August Fink, R. F. D.
3, Fairbank Iowa.
FLEWELLIN6, Frank. Mrs. Mina Flewel-
ling, Ocqueoc, Mich.
FOLKER, Raymond D. Mrs Mirah Folker,
1358 Washington Avenue bgden, Utah.
GIBSON, Roy Rudolph. Jamds Gibson, 22
Hazel Avenue, Evansville, Ind.
GOTHMAN, Philip C. Mrs. Mary Gothman,
Long Prairie, Minn.
GREEN, Omer C. J. N. Green, Albertville,
Ala.
GUEY, John. John Guey, R. F. D. 9, Paola,
Kans.
GUFFEY, Carl. George Guffey, Scottsboro,
Ala.
GUIDI, Pietro. Frank Guldi Rio Vista Cal
HOUSOVER, Mell. J. M. Hiousover, Whihte-
boro, Tex.
HOVI 4 ND, Melvin. Mrs. Lettle Hovland,
Michigan, N. Dak.
HUISH, Willard S. Lorenzo S. Huish, Doug-
las, Aris.
HUMMELL, George H. Mrs. George A, Hum-
mell, 280 Caroline Street, Derby. Conn.
HUNTER, Roy W. Mrs. Alice E. Brandon
651 Shawmut Avenue, Boston, Mass.
KIMBRELL, Clyde B. J. L. Kimbrell, Fort
Mill, S. C.
LA COSSE, Leo F. Mrs. Joseph La Cosse, 92
Franklin Street, Malone, N. Y.
LAUDERDALE, Dallas. Mrs. Grace Lauder-
dale, Delwood Pope County, Ill.
LAURITZEN C4lareuce L. Mrs. Jennie L.
Hansen, 819 Spruce Street, Trenton, N. J.
LEE, Ralph W. Mrs. Ralph W. Lee, 8 Wor-
cester Street, Cambridge, Mass.
blBERT John, Jr. Mrs. Teressa Libert, 145
First Street UnIon Course, N. Y.
LINDSAY Charles., Mrs. Mary M. Lind-
say, 222 Washington Avenue, Ia Falls,
Iowa.
LITTLE, William MeK. R. R. Little, Lind-
side, W. Va.
LITTLEFORD, Charles. Mrs. Elizabeth Long,
039 Central Avenue, Camden, N. J.
LIVINGSTON, Harry B. Mrs. Edward Liv-
Ingston, 325 Pennington Street, Elizabeth,
N. J.
LYNCH, James W. Mrs. Kate Lynch, Clarion,
Iowa.
McGOVERN, Charles J. Mrs. Annie McGov-
ern, 1791 Lexington Avenue, New York,
N. Y.
McNAMARA, Frank. Miss Mary McNamara,
1177 Market Street, Meadville, Pa.
MALLOY, John R. Mrs. Walter Murphy, 87
Maltby Street, New Haven, Conn.
MANELLA, Domilick. Mrs. Louise Manella,
230 Mossic Road, Old Forge, Pa.
MASOCCO, Joseph. Natali Masocco, 2810
Tenth Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
MILLER, John. Henry Miller, 103 Edison
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
MINO Mike. Mrs. Mary Mino, 920 Fallow-
field Avenue, Charlerol, Pa.
MOCEK, John. Mrs. Mary Mocek, 188 Ander-
son Street, Wilkes-Barre Pa.
MOORE, Henry. Mrs. M'artha Moore, Cat-
lettsburg, Ky.
MORGAN, Ernest. Charles Morgan, Roa-
noke, Tex.
MORRISON, Woodford Batson. D. N. Morri-
son, Cynthiana, Ky.
CARL, George. Mrs. Hattie M. Myers, 202
Walnut Street, Chillicothe, Mo.
EVANS, Carl E. Thomas Bond, 701 South
Church Street, Jacksonville, Ill.
BOYDEN, James M. James McMahon, Han-
cocks Bridge, N. J.
Wounded Slightly.
MAJORi.
BODDIE, Samuel P. Mrs. Lucie C. Boddie,
Louisburg, N. C.
CAPTAINS.
LANGHOLFF, Arthur Robert. Mrs. Lydia
Langholff, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
KENNEY, Caleb Samuel. Maj. Richard R.
Kenney, War Department, Washington, D. C.
PATTEN, Louis P.' Mrs. Eva M. Patten, 2112
Forrest Avenue, Toledo, Ohio.
LIEUTENANTS,
BURWELL, Edward B., Jr. Edward B. Bur-
well, sr., Upperville, Pa.
ECKER, Frederick W. Frederick H. Ecker,
1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.
EVANS, Arlington. Mrs. Eleanor G. Evans,
5025 Osage Avenue Philadelphia, Pa.
HILL, Hugh F. Wrs. Mary F. Hill, 1005
Dale Avenue SE., Roanoke, Va.
LAFLIN Clifford A. Mrs. Gertrude R. Walter,
2214 fremont Avenue, North Minneapolis,
Mlinn.
MoIVER, James S. Francis '. Melver, 91
William Street, New York, N. Y.
MILLER, Robert E. Edward Miller, 952
Islington Street, Toledo, Ohio.
ROBERTS, Charles P. Mrs. Eliza H. Roberts,
Shelby, N. C.
ROBINSON, William E. Albert Robinson,
3119 Imperial Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio.
HALBEISEN, Frank f. Frank Halbelsen,
R. F. D. 10, Fremont, Ohio.
MULLENIX, Sigel W. Mrs. Sigel W. Mul-
-lenix, Hillsboro, Ohio.
McELYA, Norris. William A. MeElya, Gas-
parilla, Fla.
McGRAW, Pete. C. T. McGraw, Opelika, Ala.
WILLIAMS, Roby. Miss Rebecca Williams,
West Main Street, Johnson City, Tenn.
BEATTIE, William Hamilton. William E.
Beattie, 307 North Street, Greenvile, S. C.
COWART, William B. Mrs. Ellen B. Cowart,
1110, Dennir Avenue, Houston, Tex.
DUNN, Talbot B. William A. Dunn, 195
Highland Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J.
FETNER, Lawrence Merrill. Lawrence J.
Fetner, 306 North Brevard Street, Char-
lotte, N. C.
MAcLAUGHLIN, Severne Spence. Mrs. Flor-
ence Helen MacLaughlin, 251 Linwood
.Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
sERGEANTS.
HOFFMAN, William D. Mrs. Susan Hoff-
man, 1426 Sparks Street, Philadelphia Pa.
HUNT, Harold K. Mrs. L. B. Wittie, R. 14. D.,
box 207, Richmond, Ind.
KENYON, Thayer G. Harry K. Kenyon,
Macon, N. C.
TERHUNE, Lawrence Edward. Harrison A.
Terhune, 450 Westside Avenue, Jersey
City, N. J.
VINYARD, Jesse, James .4,Vinyard, Witts
Foundry, Tenn.
SHANANQUET, Lee. Elizabeth Shananquet,
East Jordan, Mich.
SMITH, Herbert 1). Sam Smith, R. F. D. 8,
box 471, Savannah, Ga.
HUGHES, Charles H. Mrs. Charles Hughes,
141 Park Street, Burlington, Vt.
RYAN, Charles R. Mrs. Julia Ryan, 222
North New Street, Staunton, Va.
BOHANNON, Ben S. Mrs. Henrietta Swick,
313 Chamberlain Avenue, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
GILL, Luther. D. G. Gill, box 17, Gallipolis,
Ohio.
HUDDLESTON, Paul F. Mrs. Daisy Didden,
5519 Emerald Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
CASEY, Earl R. Mrs. Lora V. Casey, Pan-
tego, N. C.
CLOUGH, Benjamin. Lorredo Clough, 1622
Pernin Street, Marinette, Wis.
GARVIN, Moses. John Garvin, R. F. D, 2,
Pineland, S. C.
GRAHAM, David W. Frank Graham, 214
Parkaide Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HILL, Charles P. A. A. Hill, 22 Hampden
Street, Dudlow, Mass.
HODGEN, Calvin Jerry. Link L. Hare, Nor-
catur, Kans.
LEGER, Irvin A. Mrs. John Leger, 45 Moy-
allen Street, Wilkes-Barge, Pa.
MAGINN, Robert R. Frank Magian, 5566
Maple Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
MOODY Carl. Mrs. Benjamin Moody, sr.,
521 North Fifth Street, Fulton, N. Y.
MOROLLA, Joseph. Michael Morolla, 517
Carpoint Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ROBERTS, Jack A. Mrs. Daisy Oliver, Hol-
ton, Kans.
RODGERS, Rollie W. James A. Rodgers,
West Salem, Ill.
t
TOWNSEND, Walter A. Mrs. Mary Town-
send, 1937 Young Avenue, Memphis, Tdnn.
TRIBOU, Earl F. E. R. Tribou, 442 Essex
Avenue, Gloucester, Mass.
VOSATRA, John. Bohus Hak, 1834 South
Laflin Street, Chicago, Ill.
ADLER, Joseph M. Marcus Adler, 4105
Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
BROWNING, Paul Edward. Fred G. Brown.
lug, 804 Fourteenth Avenue, Moores, Pa.
CHRIST, Ludlow Samuel. Mrs. Jennie Christ,
803 West Market Street, Akron, Ohio.
CLARK, John L. Miss Naomi Teazle, 867
Oakland Avenue, Akron, Ohio.
CUST, William C. Mrs. Mary A. Cust, 3411
Carkson Street, Burlington, N. J.
DAGON, John. Mrs. Mary Dagon, Hillsboro,
Ill.
DAUGHERTY, Paul Leroy. Edward H.
Daugherty, box 76, Steuben, Wis.
DESIMONE, Michael J. Angelo Desimone,
1538 Forty-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ENGLE, Andres John. Mrs. Louise Frie,
1113 Shelby Street, New Albany, Ind.
GARRETT, Joseph 0. John H. Garrett, Ball
Ground, Ga.
GROSS, Benjamin. William Gross, White
Star, Ky.
GUYETTE, Harold S, Mrs. Margaret S. Guy-
ette, 150 Mariner Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
JOHNSON, Carol H. Mrs. Mannie J. Johnson,
1028 East Gratz Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
KEMP, Vincent K. William E. Kemp, 5889
Garfield Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
KERR, George T. Mrs. James M. Kerr, #335
East Chapel Hill Street, Durham, N. C.
LAWRENCE, Eugene. Mrs. Constance Law-
rence, 310 First Street, Hackensack, N. J.
LEWIS, Charles V. Mrs. Theresa Lewis, 146
Woodruff Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
McWHIRTER, Manly H. George F. McWhir-
ter, R. F. D. 2, Glen Allen, Ala.
MICHAEL, Jerome L. Mrs. Isaac G. Michael,
Union, W. Va.
MILLER, Sydney L. Mrs. Jean Miller, 632
Eastern Avenue, Janesville, Wis.
MORNINGSTAR, Blair C. Mrs. Katurah Mrn-
ingstar, Entriken, Pa.
MORRIS, John L. Mrs. Susie A. Morris, 728
Halifax Street, Petersburg, Va.
SHACKLETT, William W. Mrs. Dora Shack-
lett, 618 East Madison Street, Louisville,
Ky.
TRUELAND, Walter B. Mrs. Harry Dough-
erty, 2117 River Avenue, Camden, N. J.
WEBSTER, William J. William Webater,
Thatcher, Aris.
WESNESS, Reider. Johanna Wesness, 92
South Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y.
WESSINGER, Paul. Mrs. Christine Wessinger,
328 North Genesee Street, New York, N. Y.
WILKERSON, William. William B. Star-
borough, Asheville. N. C.
KEIL, Emett M. Mrs. Anna Kell, 1030 Cen-
tral Avenue, Tolego, Ohio.
LANGAN London L. Mrs. Rose Langan,
429 Fifteenth Street SE., Washington, D. C.
LIGHTFOOT, Ceylon Cyrus. John W. Light-
foot R. F B 1 Owosso, Mich.
MACC6RKLE Willis W. Mrs. Anna D. Mae.
Corkle, IRO Kinyon Street, South Bend,
Ind. I
 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Contracts have been placed by the Ord-
nance Department of the Army as fol-
lows:
CONTRACTS COMPLETED.
15974. The Wilson Body Co., Detroit, Mich.,
windshield wipers, labor, material, $14,082.75.
1446Q. The White Co., Cleveland, io, drive
shafts, torsion rod, mufflers, $75.12.'
12517. Fqrd Motor Car Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., authority given to charge for expendi-
tures.
18467. Du Pont Engine Co., Wilmington,
Del., increased facilities, $12,500.
18571. Allegheny Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
gummed cloth tape, $100.75.
18663. Neptune Meter Co., Long Island City,
corrugated pads, $17.21.
11004. American Car & Foundry Co., New
York, N. Y., ordnance handbooks (art. repair
truck), $8,800.
8958. Empire Rubber & Tire Co., Trenton,
N.J., loner tubes, $13,912.
18847. Pollak Steel Co., New York City,
N. Y recoil forgings, $770.
18489. West Leichburgh Steel Co., Pitts-
burgh, Pa., strip steel, $90.28.
MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR NEW AnMY PROGRAM.
18539. The C. 0. Frankford Arsenal, Phila-
delphia, Pa., optics for machine-gun sights,
$80,000.
18085. A. Garrison Foundry Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., rough machine recuperator forgings,
$7,419.
18558. Wallace Barnes Co., Bristol, Conn.,
coil retard springs for fuses $150,
18831. Kemp Machinery Co., Baltimore, Md.,
glue pot, $25.
18474. Buffalo Gasoline Motor Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., gasoline electric-lighting set, $1,375.
18354. The Benner Machine Co., Columbiana,
Ohio, rough machine recuperator forgings,
$1,250.
18830. The Cincinnati Electrical Tool Co.,
Cincinnati buffing lathe, $165.20.
18826. 1VIanning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.,
Philadelphia, Pa., hack saws, $66.35.
18908. Poole Engineering & Machine Co.,
Woodbury, Baltimore, Md., spring compressor
for 12-inch barrel carriage, $686.50.
18920. Kemp Machinery Co., Baltimore, Md.,
7-inch Rhodes horizontal shaper, $485.
18943. The Imperial Brass Manufacturing
Co., Chicago, Ill., compression ferrules, $17.
18841. The Budd-Ranney Engineering Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, rough machined recuperator
forgings, $1,250.
19084. Carbic Manufacturing Co., New York
City, carbie cakes, $402.
18749. The Foos Gas Engine Co., Spring-
field, Ohio, rough machined recuperator forg-
ings, $3,900.
18863. Canton Foundry & Machinery Co.,
Canton, Ohio, rough machined recuperator
forgings, $3.000.
6866. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa.,
14-inch guns, breech mechanisms and firing
mechanisms, $1,928,850.
2176. Edgewater Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
forgings, $301,100.
5044. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.,
Wilmingtou, Del., rifle powder boxes, $63,750.
MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR CURRENT BuSINESs.
18286. Baltimore Copper Smelting & Roll-
ing Co, Baltimore, Md., copper bands, 20 cents
per pound.
19081. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.,
Baltimore, Md., plates for drop bombs, $135.
19060. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.,
Baltimore, Md., fuses, $260.
18083. Morris & Bailey Steel Co., Pitts-
burgh, Pa., strip steel, $346.
18800. The Harold McCalla Co., Philadel-
phia. Pa., soft-steel bars, $2.
18525. Commanding Officer, Springfield
Armory, Springfield, Mass., special drift slides
for United States rifles, $2.500.
18656. American Can Co.. Kenilworth, N. J.,
adapters and boosters, $100.
18658. Poole Engineering & Machine Co.,
B3altimore Md., yoke and pedestal, $825.
18646. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New
Haven, Conn., excess head space bolts, $219.
16229. American Radiator Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., semisteel shell, $77,972.50.
EXaCUTED aY THE UNITED STATES BEFORE No-
VEMBER 11, 1918.
11971. Artillery Fuse Co., Wilmington, Del.,
antiaircraft boosters, $1 014,000.
11816. The Brooklyn talon Gas Co., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. installation of boiler $50,787.50.
16487. kudolph Wurlitzer Manufacturing
Co., North Tonawanda, N. Y., packing boxes
for barrack cleaning rods $13 667.
18874. The American 'Yube & Stamping Co.,
Bridgeport, Conn,, strip steel, $3,874.
16652. Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co., Ed-
dystone, Pa., riveters (increased facilities),
$325.
6453. Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New
Haven, Conn., rifle grenade primers, $157,220.
13122. Bethlehem Steel Co., South Bethle-
hem, Pa., guns, spare parts, etc., $3,888,098.
15106. United States Steel Products Co.,
Wilkins Building, Washington, D. C., hoop
'steel, $23,508.
15721. The Metals Corporation. Providence,
R. I., clips for .30 caliber cartridges, $5,445.
15829 Bethlehem Steel Co., Sparrows Point,
Md., taggers tin plate, $30,800.
15100. MetalISpecaities Manufacturing Co.,
Chicago, Ill., Bouchon sealers for hand gren-
ades, $12,250.
CF-241. Archibald Wheel Co Lawrence,
Mass., carriage bolts and nuts, $250. *
9557. The National Tube Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., Livens gas projectors, $949,840.20.
12181. American Zylacq Co., Irvington,
N. J., nitric acid, $42,500.
13303. American Brass Co., Waterbury,
Conn., brass forgings, $27 250.
GC-1 24. Rullard Engineering Works, Bridge-
port, Conn., additional increased facilities, $1,-
100,000.
CME-631. Michigan Stamping Co., Detroit,
Mich., crating tanks for shipment, $182.11.
15098. Baltimore Copper Smelting & Rolling
Co., Baltimore. Md., copper base covers for
H. E. shell, $122,800.
14821. Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufactur-
ing Co., Hartford, Conn., rifles, $208,306.
11393. The Bridgeport Brass Co., Bridge-
port, Conn., brass rods and strip, $28,558.86.
14752. Studebaker Corporation. Detroit,
Mich., adapters with booster casings, etc.,
$108,000.
18687. Metal Products Co., Beaver, Pa.,
proof projectiles, $47,600.
11317. Marion Steam Shovel Co., Marion,
Ohio, cast steel ingots, $250,400.
AMENDMENT WITH NO INCREASE IN QUANTITY.
2590. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa.,
screw stock steel; no change.
17480. American Tube & Stamping Co.,
Bridgeport, Conn., change In specifications
of strip steel; no change.
14667. Wayne Lumber Co., New York City,
N. Y., yellow birch lumber; no change.
4603. The Pressed Steel Co., Wilkes-Barre,
Pa., change in specifications of fuse boxes;
$64,379,712.
4576. Landers, Fray & Clark, New Britain,
Conn., packing boxes for Cavalry sabers,
$4,500.
4852. The Locomobile Co. of America,
Bridgeport, Conn., gauges, sigs, tools, etc.,
$95.680.
CF-211. Royer Wheel Co., Aurora, Ind.,
caniouflage painting wheels, $10,080.
7623. F. S. Johnson Co., San Francisco
Cal., Artillery eaddles-Correction clerical
error, $50.
11334. Barrett Co., New York City, N. Y.,
ainmonium chloride, $69,586.50.
E-374. R. H. Long, Framingham, Mass.,
change in olive-drab duck furnished by United
States; no change.
7472. New Britain Machine Co., New Brit-
ain, Conn., change in specifications of adapt-
ers, $5,000.
SUPPLEMENTAL - REDUCING OR CAN-
CELING.
11797. General Chemical Co., New York.
City, N. Y sulphuric acid, $39,272.
CF-378. Atudebaker Corporation, South
Bend, Ind., Artillery wheels, $250,000.
3859. Bethlehem Loading Co., New Cas-
tie, Del., Order for loading, etc., adapters and
boosters.
CS-14. The East Iron & Machine Co., Lima,
Ohio, 8-inch barbette mounts (cost plus F. P.),
$240,000.
13202. Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,
New Haven Conn., increased facilities,
$Q81.55.
6739. Union Carbide Sales Co New York
City, N. Y., calcium carbide, $59,675.
29
I
17831. Scoville Manufacturing Co., Water-
bury, Conn., tack buttons and tacks, $15.
4830. Mathleson Alkali Works, Providence,
I., soda ash, $3,422.60.
1.
14222. Charles Lenaig & Co. (Inc.), Phila-
delphia, Pa., nitric acid, $28,525.96.
3882. Commerce Motor Car Corporation,
Detroit, Mich., omission of locks on chassis,
$420.
17528. Union Drawn Steel Co., Beaver
Falls, Pa., screw-stock steel, $24,070. -
SPECIAL.
ENGINEERING.
18328. Mobile Pulley & Machine Works,
Mobile, Ala., cuprs. nickel bands, $872.48.
18820. Westinghouse Electric & Manufac-
turing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., express charges
for 6-inch shell, $121.28.
18648. Metropolitan Engineering Co., Brook-
lyn, N. Y., trimming-testing 11-inch shell,
$25,000.
16813. Marlin Rockwell Corporation, Phila-
delphia, Pa., warheads with hoosters for drop
bombs, $265.68.
18743. Walter J. Fitzpatrick, San Francisco,
Cal., stump puller, complete, $224.
18980. National Enameling & Stamping C&,
Baltimore, 1M1d., wind vanes, washers for bombs,
$2,200.
18926. Guide Motor Lamp Co. Cleveland,
Ohio electrical equipment, $129.86.
18813. Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia,
Pa., dummy shrapnel, $75.
18626. American Car & Foundry Co., Depew,
N. Y., castings and forgings, 155-mm. gas shell.
$2,925.
INSPECTION.
18811. Presto
Machine Works (Inc.),
Brooklyn, N. Y., gauges,* $47,880.
18812. Lehigh Machine Co., Lehighton, Pa.,
master gauges for automatic pistols, $6,715.80.
18642. The Atlantic Refining Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., grease, $9.50.
PITTSBURGH BASIS.
G1280. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa.,
common-shell steel billets; no change.
3330. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa.,
round-shell steel billets; no change.
G1888. Bethlehem Steel Cd., Bethlehem, Pa.,
common-shell steel billets; no change.
G1113. Bethlehem Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa.,
common-shell steel billets; no change.
2228. American Rolling Mills Co., Middle-
town, Ohio, deep-drawing sheet steel. $551,484.
5689. M. & S. Corporation, Detroit, Mich.,
license to manufacture locking differential, $1.
G-864. Forged Steel Wheel Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., shell-steel billets, $6 125,000.
15057. Fayette R. Plumb (Inc.), Philadel-
phia, Pa., bolos, $105,248.88.
CONTRACT COMPLETED.
18698. American Can Co., Edgewater, N. J.,
unloading and loading 82 mm. rounds,
$5,853.80.
19003. National Tube Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
switching charges on forgings, $117.42.
19036. The Graton & Knight Manufacturing
Co., Worcester, Mass., bayonet scabbards,
$2.75.
18615. The Barrett Co., New York City,
N. Y., ammonia, $8,925.
12772. American Bridge Co., Ambridge, Pa.,
services of three men, $3.800.
18995. E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co.,
Wilmington, Del., electric detonators, $225.
3187. Bay City Foundry & Machine Co., Bay
City, Mich., crane, $377.39.
18457. Van Duck & Co. (Inc.), New Haven,
Conn., Marlin aircraft handbooks, $898.10.
18294. Smith, Hinchman & Grylis, Detroit,
Mich., tracing for British 61 b. gun, $906.10.
18803. Biddle-Gaumer Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., reclaiming detonators, $638.96.
18491. American Lithograph Co., New York
City, N. Y., colored lithographs, $105.
8999. United States Tire Co., 903 II Street,
NW., Washington, D. C., boxing tires, $803.39.
18747. Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufactur-
ing Co., Hartford, Conn., $167.33.
6580. Loganeport Casting Co., Marion, Ind.,
name plates, $52.51.
18604. Brown Co., care of Linder & Meyer,
Boston, Mass., 74 per cent solic caustic soda,
$5,392.
CME-31 & 50. The Hell Co., Milwaukee,
Wis., steel ammunition bodies, $211,579.30.
18508. DavIson Chemical Co., Baltimore,
Md sulphuric acid, $1,287.91.
16533 The Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.,
Clintonville, Wis., repairs for three-ton chas-
sis, $1,321.76.
G1961. A. 0. Smith Corporation, Milwau-
kee, Wis., drop bombs nose plugs, $489,011.52.
30 THE' OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
J LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS
3713. The Yale & Towne Manufacturingd'o.,
kee, Wis., dro .bonbsnoseplugs, $489,011.32.
machine, 144.
18664. erican Can Co., New York City,
N. Y., crating, $225.24.
MATERIAL NEEDED POR NEW ARMY PROGRAM.
2937. Colt's P. P. A. Manufacturing Co.,
Hartford, Conn., magazines for Browning ma-
chine-gun spare parts $331,506.
15171. Van Dorn !Iron Works, Cleveland,
Ohio, tools for 6 T special tractor, $5,000.
18361. Arctic Ice Machine Co., Canton, Ohio,
rough machine recuperator forgings, $2,750.
18750. United Machine & Manufacturing Co.,
Canton, Ohib, rough machine recuperator forg-
ing4, $590.50.
18916. Evans-Winter-Hebb Co., Detroit,
Mich., handbook No. 1996, $1,115.
18874. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.,
Baltimore, Md., mark VII firing mechanisms,
$1,335.
18639. Gillespie Machine Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa.. templets, il)f4.
9886. Vike (Ltd.), Woodward Building,
Washington, D. C., aircraft machine guns,
spare parts, etc., $5,228,650.71.
19012. Champion Blower & Forge Co., Lan-
caster, Pa., forges, bending machines, etc.,
$732.80.
18352. The Turner, Vaugh & Taylor Co.,
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, rough machine 5-re-
cuperator forgings, $2'689.40.
18356. Harris Automatic Press Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio, rough machine recouperator forg-
ings. $3,015.20.
18418. Dorris Motor Car Co., St. Louis, Mo.,
engiie-control rods, $730.70.
18358. The Reeves Bros. Co., Alliance, Ohio,
rough machine recuperator forgiugs, $1,686.
18621. United Machine & Manufacturing Co.,
Canton, Ohio, labor, $418.14.
MATERIAL NEEDED PoR CURRENT BUsINEss.
18736. Holt Manufacturing Co., Peoria, Ill.,
spare parts for tractors, $9,383.70.
18994. F. M. DuBois & Co., New York City,
N. Y., lekd linings and packing case, $140.25.
19045. American Can Co., New York City,
N. Y., tin containers, $195.
18861. F. J. Kress Box Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
pyrotechnic boxes, $8,557.20.
CME-512. The Loomis-Sielaff Co., Cleveland,
Ohio, machining motor-truck wheels, $36,200.
FOR ENGINEERING DIVISION.
18647. Metal & Thermit Corporation, Jersey
Citi, N. J., filling of 4-inch stoke incendiary
shell, $400.
18700. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-
delphia, Pa., clutches for Mark VIII machine,
$5,000.
18633. Bartlett-Iayward Co., Baltimore,
id., unloaded shrapnel casing and inert, $26.
19050. Du Pont Eastern Laboratory, Gibbs-
town, N. J., loading, etc., boosters-and adapt-
ers, $30.
18676. Otis-Flagg Corporation, New York
City, N. Y., clamps, $15.
18665. Poole Engineering & Machine Co.,
Baltimore, Md., shell bodies, $323.
18912. Bartlett-Hayward Co., Baltimore,
ld.. 75-in/m shrapnel, $57.
18453. Oneida Community (Ltd.), Oneida,
N. Y., lead plating 73-m/m gas shell, $816.03.
18913. Bartlett-Hayward Co., Baltimore,
lid. special 75-i/i shrapnel, $184.
18934. General Fireproofing Co., Youngs-
town, Ohio, production dies, metallic belt
links. $3,050.
18745. Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., pressed-steel wheels, $o,000.
18739. Artillery Fuze Co., Wilmington, Del.,
fuzes, $375.
19031. Du Pont Eastern Laboratory, Gibbs-
tonn N. J., loading, etc., adapters and boost-
ers, 843.
18616. United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foun-
dry Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 153-m/m empty
semisteel shell, $2,500.
CoNTRAcT SICNED Bv CONTRACTING OrrIca
BEFORE NOVEMBER 11, 1918.
16231. The Sheffield Machine & Tool Co.,
Dayton, Ohio, master inspection gauges and
cheeks, $4,832.
AMENDMENT DOEs NOT INCREASE QUAXTITY.
7006. Russell Manufacturing Co., Middle-
town. Conn., ammunition belts, $2,831.40.
166S2. Crucible Steel Co. of America, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., hot-rolled open-hearth steel; no
chaige.
12507. International Fabricating Corpora-
tion. New York City, cartridge cases (accumu-
lated scrap) ; no change.
11392. Paine Lumber Co. (Ltd.), Oshkosh,
Wis., packing boxes (change in specification),
$2,600.
16618. American Paper Goods Co., Kensing-
ton, Conn., Browning machine-gun extra belts;
no change.
10858. Marlin-Rockwell Corporation, New
Haven, Conn., Browning automatic rifles; no
change.
18061. Arms Products Manufacturing Cor-
Doration, New York City, post guns and shells,
$1,500.
13100. Shelby Tractor & Truck Co., Shelby,
Ohio, stamping and finishing washers; no
change.
CF-16. The Bethlehem Steel Co., South
Bethlehem, Pa., fuse-box fastenings, $1,00.
12227. Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing
Co., Columbus Ohio, painting wheel-gauge
trucks $2,091.35.
16860. Niagara Motors Corporation, Dun-
kirk, N. Y., water-cooling systems; no change.
- 16785. Savage Arms Corporation, New York
City, N. Y., automatic pistols (change in speci-
fication) ; no change.
12545. The Toledo Screw Products. Co., To-
ledo, Ohio, painting packing boxes, $2,240.91.
15385. Schwarze Electric Co., Adrian Mich.,
change in specification of adapters, $25,600.
SUPPLEMENTAL REDUCING On CANCELING.
16210. Air Reduction Sales Co., New York
City, N. Y., nitrogen, $30,000. ,
14864. Federal Rubber Co., Cudahy, Wis.,
rubber cups for rifle grenades, $36,400.
11665. General Chemical Co New York
City, N. Y., sulphuric acid, $5,799.02.
2864. Federal Enameling & Stamping Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., booster casings, $36,875.
9799. Brier Hill Steel Co., Youngstown,
Ohio, common steel billets, $297,450.
EX-145. Northern Ohio Blanket Mills, New
York City, horse covers, $33.
EX-182. Wyeth Hardware & Manufacturing
Co., St. Joseph, Mo., lined horse covers, $66.
10882. J. Ross Collins, New York City, bags
for nose-firing mechanisms, $1,076.36.
SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGIAPH 1.
5688. Hart-Parr Co., Charles City, Iowa,
cast-steel motor truck wheels, $800,000.
14754. Rome Manufacturing Co Rome
N. Y., 75-m/m copper driving bands. 1207,200
15712. American Smelting & Refining Co.,
New York City, copper, $184,080.
16656. The Hisey-Wolf Machinery Co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, spare parts for grinder,
$2,622.40.
15953. Edmunds & Jones Corporation, De-
troit, Mich., fuse sockets and holders, $126,250.
SPECIAL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 2.
G1378. Michigan Stamping Co., Detroit,
Mich., booster casings, fuse sockets and hold-
ers, $73,800. (The original purchase order
was signed by Col. Hoeffer, December, 1917. A
formal contract which should have followed
at once was not begun until October, 1918.
The first amendment provides for a change in
specifications, but does not increase the quan-
tity or the obligations 6f the Government.
The amount of material or obligation of the
Government has never been increased since
the signing of the original order.)
19046. Supplemental to license agreement
(terminates agreement of Feb. 11, 1917, and
reduces amount). Frank Wenke, Fort Logan,
Colo., and Lewis Maverick, San Antonio, Tex.,
$5,000.
Contract sent to contractor February 18,
1918, not signed by contracting officer.
SPrcIAL SHEET, PARAGRAPH 3.
G776. II. Koppers Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.. con-
struction of toluol recovery plants, $337,000.
OMIE-547. Maxwell Motor Co. (Inc), De-
troit, Mich., motors (Buda) sets of spare parts,
$720.000.
4000. Marlin - Rockwell Corporation, New
Haven. Conn., Browning machine rifles, $3,-
459,300.
GS36. The Symington-Anderson Co.. Roch-
ester, N. Y.. gun forgings, breech lock forg-
ings, $399,836. (The original purchase order
was signed by Col. Hoeffer, December, 1917. A
formal contract which should have followed at
once was not begun until October, 1918. The
first amendment provides for a change in speci-
fications, but does not increase the quantity
or the obligations of the Government. The
amount of material or obligation of the Gov-
ernment has never been increased since the
signin'g of the original order.)
CONTRACTS COMPLETED.
2977. Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., Clinton-
ville, Wis., I. D. rubber tubing connecting
generator and gas searchlight, etc., $118.98.
11226. Ford Motor Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
assembling, etc., steel helmets $120,000
18680. Crouse-Hinds Co.,ryracuse, N. Y.,
condulet bodies, metal covers, etc., $645.15.
18603. Hooker Electrochemilecal Co., New
York City, 76 per cent solid caustic soda,
$2,800.
16915. American. Car & Foundry Co., Ber-
wick, Pa., packing parts of equipment, H. A.
repair shop, $2,075.20.
17963. E. F. Houghton & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., recoil oil in barrels, $1,562.50.
16949. N. E. Westinghouse Co., Springfield,
Mass.; Fox Gun Co., Philadelphia, Pa., in-
creased facilities, $166,401.
18594. Railway & Industrial -Engineering
Co. Greensburg, Pa., set screws for 4.7-Inch
shell, $450.
ALL MATERIAL NEEDED FOR NEw ARMY PRO-
GRAM.
18973. The C. 0. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock
Island, III., tools for inserting connecting
pieces in caisson chests $1,172.
18836. New York entral Railroad Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio, rough machine recuperator
forgings, $1,180.20.
ALL MATERIAL STILL NEEDED FOR CURRENT
BUSINESS.
18928. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.,
Baltimore, Md., firing piLs and associated
parts, $600.
12604. F. M. Do Bols & Co., New York
City, N. Y., bombs, lead linings, express
charges, $9.46.
18849. The C. 0. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock
Island, Ill., repair parts for 6-inch howitzer
carriage, $32,000.
ENGINEERING DivisIoN AccouNT.
18813. Bartlett Hayward Co., Baltimore,
lid., cast-iron special projectiles, $960.
19062. David H. Smith & Sons (Inc.),
Brooklyn, N. Y., cold-rolled steel. $77.33.
19013. Precision Thermometer & Instrument
Co., Philadelphia, Pa., disjunctors, springs,
screw, etc., $1,611.
19034. Marlin Rockwell Corporation, New
Haven, Conn., 11. C. drop bomb, $400.
18953. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.,
Wilmington, Del., loading H. C. demolition
drop bombs, $1,000.
19035. Firth Sterling Steel Co., McKees-
port, Pa., carbon tool steel, $319.33.
18990. Conron McNeal Co., Kokomo. Ind.,
steel cups for Mark II Inc. bomb, $8,833.
18793. Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa.,
double wire electric primers, $5,000.
FOR INSPECTIoN DivisIo-N.
17080. Atwater Kent Manufacturing Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., panoramic sight gauge, $10.
CONTRACT SIGNED BY CONTRACTING OFriCER.
[Prior to November 11, 1918.]
15241. North & Judd lanufacturing Co.,
New Britain, Conn., D rings, oft brass
wire, $30.
AMEND2INT DOEs NOT INCREASE QUANTITY.
10479. Kraeuter & Co., Newark, N. J., 75
m/n oleaphragn forgings, $48,750.
G1477. Phelps Ianufactuiing Co., Columbus,
Ohio, change in specifications of adapters, etc.,
$33,000.
26.3. W. P. & Jones Barnes Co., Rockford,
Ill., repairing drill, $67.
8.29. Brydon Bros. Harness & Saddlery Co.,
Los Angeles, Cal., change in specifications of
rifle scabbards, $600.
6698. Gould Mtorserean Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.,
field cleaning rods, $11,460,
10353. American Chain Co., New York City,
N. Y., change in f. o. b. point of end chailn.
1681. Crucible Steel Co. of America. Pitts-
burgh, Pa., open-hearth steel. $908.32.
16909. Moline Pressed Steel Co., Ea-t Mo-
line, Ill., chaige in specificatiens of chaiin cas-
ing assembly.
16891. Newton & Thompson Manufacturing
Co., Brandon, Vt., wood plugs for hand gren-
ades. $261,713.40.
CF-220. American Car & Foundry Co.. New
York City. N. Y., fuse box receptacle fasten-
ings, 83,704.
G-780. William Wharton. jr., & Co. (Inc.),
Philadelphia, Ia., increased facilities, $221,-
103.74.
5072. Dethlehem Steel Co.. Bethlehem. Pa.,
change in design of panoramic sight-Lase
back-i, 83,118.84.
SPECIAL SHEET, PARIGrAPII 1.
7933. Duning-Varney Corporation, NA,
York City N. Y., packing boxes for T. IT. shell,
$228539.37.
4031. Dayton Metal Products Co., Dayton,
Ohio, Woodbury fuses, $150,000.
 THE OFFICIAL U. S. BULLETIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS
11739. Brooklyn Union Gas Co., Brooklyn,
N. Y., installation of boiler, toluol plant,
$48,000.
CF-474, Kelsey Wheel Co., Detroit, Mich.,
spare replacement parts for wheels, $342,.
'980.75.
01127. Canada Car & goundry Co. (Ltd.),
Montreal, Canada, 75 m/m C. S. shell forgings,
$690,525.
10593. Nash Motors Co., Kenosha, Wis.,
complete chassis, $362,855.50.
12898. L. R. Donebue, Perth Amboy, N. J.,
packing boxes for 4.7-incI H. E. shell, $175,-
513.08.
CME-20. Nash Motors Co., Kenosha, Wis.,
2-ton truck chassis (fixed price), $2,871.05.
14947. American National Co., Toledo, Ohio,
emergency mounts for mobile type machine
guns, $26.653.20.
16159. General Chemical Co., New York
City, N. Y., aluminum trichloride, $35,000.
SrECIAL SuEET, PARAGRAPir 2.
7683. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., mach. 155 m/m H1. 3. shells
(including facilities), $2,833-886.39.
SPECIAL SUENT, PARAGRAPH 3.
G021. Laclede Gas Light Co., St. Louis,
Mo., pure toluol, $225,000.
G1229. Michigan Stamping Co., Detroit,
Mich.. trench-mortar shell. $623,000.
15558. Savage Arms Corporation, Utica,
N. Y., increased facilities, $400,000.
6623, Nixon Nitration Co., New Brunswick,
N. J., packing boxes for pyro cotton, $137,-
035. (No boxes produced on this contract;
all produced on 01440-431 E.)
11925 (1st). Morgan Engine Co., Alliance,
Ohio, 240 m/m howitzer caterpillars, $99,000.
SUBSISTENCE DIVISION
The Subsistence Dix' *., Office of the
Director of Purchase and Storage, War
Department, has placed purchase orders
for the various zone supply offices of the
Army as follows:
Baltimore, asparagus, 60,000 cans, Supplies
and Accounts Division, United States Navy,
Washington, D. C.
Omaha, asparagus, 524 21 pound case,
Morey Mercantile Co., Denver, Colo.
New York, baking powder, 5,000 I-pound
cans, Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, III.
Omsaha, baking powder, 144 j-pound cans,
Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill.
Omaha, baking powder 1,290 5-pound cans,
Jaques Manufacturing do., Chicago, Ill.
Baltimore, baking powder, 30,000 1-pound
cans, Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill.
Chicago, baking powder, 7,280 1-pound cans,
Jaques Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill.
El Paso, candy, chocolate, 4,800 pounds,
W. A. Lowney, Boston, Mass.
New Orleans, candy, chocolate, 10,000
pounds, W. M. Lowney, Boston, Mass. -
New York. candy, chocolate, 30,000 pounds,
E. Greenfield Sns, New York.
Omaha, candy, chocolate, 1,450 pounds,
W. M. Lowney, Boston, Mass.
San Antonio, candy, chocolate, 3,000 pounds,
W. TM.Lowney, Boston, Mass.
Chicago, candy, chocolate, 10,000 pounds,
Mirror Co., New York, N. Y.
Boston, candy, lemon drops, 480 pounds,
Charms Co., Newark, N. J.
Chicago, candy, lemon drops, 5,000 pounds,
George Fritz & Sons, Newark, N. J.
El Paso, candy, lemon drops, 3,000 pounds,
Charms Co.. Newark, N. J.
New York, candy, lemon drops, 10,000
pound-, Charms Co., Newark, N. J...
Chicago, candy, stick, 5,000 pounds, Bunte
Bro.. Chicago, III.
El Paso, candy. stick, 3,000 pounds, Charms
Co., Newark, N. J.
New York, candy, stick, 10,000 pounds,
Charms Co., Newark, N. J.
Omaha, candy, stick, 2,272 pounds, Charms
Co., Newark, N. J.
San Antonio, candy, stick, 2,400 pounds,
Charms Co., Newark, N. J.
Omaha, chocolate, plain, 1,880 A-pound pack-
ages, Ideal Chocolate Co., Lititz, Pa.
San Antonio, chocolate, plain, 2.400E-pound
packages, Ideal Chocolate Co., Lititz, Pa.
Baltimore, chocolate. vanilla, 10,000 $-pound
packages, Ma:sachusetts Chocolate Co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Boston, chocolate, vanilla, 2,400 I-pound
packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co.
El so chocolate, vanilla 24 000 j-pound
packages, Massachusett* Chocolale Co.
New Orleans, chocolate, vanilla, 12,192
1-pound packages, Massaghusetts Chocolate Co.
New York, chocolate, vanilla, 100,000
I-pound packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co.
Omaha, chocolate, avilla, 4 512 j-pound
packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co.
San Antonio, chocolate, vanilla, 4,800
J-pound packages, Massachusetts Chocolate Co.
Baltimope, cocoa, breakfast, 16,000 i-pound
cans, Hershey Co., Hershey, Pa.
Boston, cocoa, breakfast, 9,600 A-pound caus,
Hershey Co.
Omaha, cocoa, breakfast, 3,290 --pound cans,
Hershey Co.
Omaha, cocoa, breakfast, 2,400 J-pound
cans, McCord-Brady Co., Omaha Nebr.
Baltimore, coffee, R. & G., 000 cartons,
Hanley & Kinsella, St. Louis, Mo.
New York, corn starch, packages, 10,000
pounds, Corn Products Co., New York N. Y.
Omaha, corn starch, packages, 1,806 pounds,
Stein Hall & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Baltimore, corn meal white, 60,000 pounds,
Evans Milling Co., Indanapolis, Ind.
Chicago, corn meal, white, 40,000 pounds,
Evans Milling Co.
San Antonio, corn meal, whiteg 60,000
pounds, Evans Milling Co.
San Antonio, corn meal, yellow, 20,000
pounds, Cereal Mills Co.
Omaha, crackers, assorted, 48 cartons, Na-
tional Biscuit Co., New York.
Baltimore, crackers, Graham, 14,400 cartons,
National Biscuit Co.
Chicago. crackers, Graham, 9,000 cartons,
National Biscuit Co.
New York, crackers, Graham, 20,000 cartons,
F. H. Bennet Co., New York.
Omaha, crackers, Graham, 800 cartons, Na-
tional Biscuit Co., New York.
San Antonio,crackers, Graham, 2,032 car-
tons, Loose-Wiles Co., New York.
New York, crackers, saltines, 3,000 cartons,
Loose-Wiles Co., New York.
Baltimore, crackers, soda, 24,000 cartons,
National Biscuit Co., New York.
Boston, crackers, soda, 1,440 cartons,
Loose-Wilcs Co., New York.
Chicago, crackers, soda, 0,000 cartons,
Loosa-Wiles Co., New York.
New York, crackers, soda, 15,000 cartons,
Loose-Wiles Co., New York.
Omaha, crackers, soda, 1,780 cartons, Na-
tional Biscuit Co., New York.
Chicago, crackers, ginger, 9,600 cartons, Na-
tional Biscuit Co., New York.
Omaha, crackers, ginger, 448 cartons, Loose-
Wiles Co., New York.
Baltimore, currants, 1,800 cartons, Joseph
Seeman, New York.
Baltimore, farina, 00,000 packages, Austin,
Nicbols Co., New York.
Chicago, Farina, 2,400 packages, Quaker
Oats Co., Chicago, Ill.
Omaha, Farina, 836 packages, Chamberlain
& Co., St. Louis.
Chicago. hominy lye, 13.200 cans, Great
Western Canning Co., Delphi, Ind.
New York, lemon extract, 3.000 8-ounce
bottles. Larhin Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Omaha, lemon extract, 812 8-ounce bottles,
Hanley & Kinsella, St. Louis, Mo.
New York, lobster, 1,150 1-pound cans, Ar-
mour & Co., Boston.
Omaha, lobster, 00 J-pound cans, Morey
Mercantile Co., Denver, Colo.
Daltimore, macaroni, 30,000 packages, T. A1.
Carothers, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Omaha, macaroni, 5,160 packages, T. M.
Carothers, Chattanooga, Tenn.
New Qrleans, mince ment, 2,400 2-pound
cans, F. II. Legcett, New York.
Baltimore, molasses, 4.200 24-pound cans,
P. Duff & Sons, Pittsburgh. Pa.
El Paso, molasses, 480 2-pound canq, II.
Lesinsky, El Paso, Tex.
Baltimore, molasses, 900 10-pound cans,
Alexander Molasses Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Omaha, molasses, 1,018 10-pound cans,
Alexander Molasses Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Baltimore, mushrooms, 1,300 cans, James
Smith & Co., New York.
Omaa, oatmenal, 300 pounds, Paxton &
Gallagher.
Baltimore, oatmeal, 15,000 32-ounce car-
tons, Quaker Oats Co., Chicago.
Boston, oatmeal. 12,00 32-ounce cartons,
Quaker Oats Co., Chrcago.
New York olives, 6,000 pint bottles, Aus-
tin-Nichols 6o., New York.
Omaha, pickles, gherkins, 108 pint jars, Kat-
skee Mercantile Co., Omaha, Nebr.
New York, pickles, mixed, 3,000 20-ounce
I
jars, Harbauer Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Atlanta, potatoes, sweet, 19,000 cans, Folk-
stone Cannin. Co. Folkstone, Ga.
Baltimore, salt, issue, 340,000 pounds, Union
Salt Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Baltimore, salt rock, 100,000 pounds, Inde-
pendent Salt Co., New York City.
El Paso, salt rock, 120,000 pounds, Koehler
& Pierce, Geneva, Kans.
New York, sauce, tomato catsup, 20,000 hot-
ties J. Weller & Co., Oak Harbor, Ohio.
New York, sauce, Worcestershire, 2,000 bot-
tles, Noah McDowell, New York, N. Y.
San Antonio, shrimp, 1,200 cans, Bray & Co.,
El Paso, Tex.
Omaha, soap, toilet, tar, 848 cakes, Colgate
& Co., New York, N. Y.
New York, spinach, 5,000 three-pound cans,
McGrath & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Omaha, spinach, 1 920 three-pound cans,
Morey Mercantile Co., Denver, Colo.
Baltimore, spinach, 3,600 three-pound cans,
McGrath Co., Baltimore, Md.t
Boston, spinach, 19,600 hree-pound cans,
McGrath Co., Baltimore, Md.
Omaha, sirup, issue, 1,670 ten-pound cans,
Corn Products Co., New York, N. Y.
New York, sirup, maple, 3,000 one-half gal-
lon cans, Falcon Packing Co., New Yo k, N .Y.
Chicago, sirup, maple, 2,400 one-half gallon
cans, Falcon Packing Co., New York, N. Y.
Baltimore, witch hazel, 2,400 pints, Larkin
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
New York, tapioca, 15,000 packages, John
II. Lessley & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Boston, tea, Ceylon, 75 pounds, Chase &
Sanborn, Boston, Mass.
New York, vanilla extract, 4,000 eight-ounce
bottles, Baker Extract Co., Springfield, Mass.
Omaha, vanilia extract, 912 eight-ounce bot-
tles, P'uhl-Webb Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Baltimore, yeast food, Arkady, 5,000 pounds,
Ward Baking Co., New York, N. Y,
El Paso, yeast food, Arkady, 2,400 pounds,
Ward Baking Co., New York, N. Y.
I PURCHASE AND STORAGE _I-
The following is a list of purchase or-
ders and contracts passed by the Board
of Review, office of the Director of Pur-
chase and Storage:
PURCHASa TRANSACTIONs ArrnOvED.
Contracts unacr,$2,000.
47. Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, Cleveland,
Ohio, 2,100 gallons gasoline and 360 gallons
kelosene, $552.
48. Gulf Refining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 6,330
gallons light motor oil, $2,508.25.
49. Gulf Refining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
14,600 gallons medlun motor oil, $6,105.
11. Southern Ice & Cold Storage Co., San
Antonio, Tex., 12,400,000 pounds ice, $19,096.
Contracts over $25,000.
44. Atlantic Refining Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
825,000 gallona motor gasoline, $204,187.30.
43. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, New
York City, 825,000 gallons motor gasoline,
$202,950.
12. Houston Packing Co., Houston, Tex.,
302,000 pounds fresh beef, $83,477.20.
Motor 2012. Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit,
Mich., ; sets spare parts, $34,709.35.
EusTrEXCY PURCIASEs Arrno;ED BYa TEIR-
GRAM.
10444. D. Auerbach & Sons, New York City,
500,000 pounds, at 43 cents per pound: candy
chocolate bars, 150,000; carns. 2 pounds to
carton, $133,000.
10430. Hotaling Macaroni Co., Syracuse,
N. Y., 300,000 pounds sphagetti, $29 100
10418. Croft & Allen Co., Philadcphhi, Pa.,
100,000 pounds candy bars, at 42! cents, and
11,200 pounds chocolate almond bars, $47,540.
6876-N. Weinstein & Birecher (Inc.), New
York City, 40,000 wool service coats, at $1.69,
$07,000.
SUPPLEMrlXTAL CONTRACTS.
Sup. 1301. J. W. York & Sons, Grand Rapids,
Mich., G trumpets with F slides. Public inter-
ests require cancellation of 8,500 G trumpets.
Sup. 1325. Puritan Cordage Mills, Loulsville,
Ky.; cotton-bralded rope. In public interest to
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I LIST OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND PURCHASE
cancel the following; 8,253 pounds i-inch
cotton-braided rope, at 48 cents per pound.
I Sup. to April 10, 1918. V. H. Borsedi, Hous-
ton, Tex., cordwood. Cordwood to be delivered
y contractor with wagon or truck transporta-
t on as required by the receiving officer at
Mercedes, Tex., payment to be made contractor
on basis of $5.50 per cord.
SUPPLrmENTAL AcREEMENTS.
Approved January 11, 1919 (omitted from the
minutes).
Sup. 64. Denby Motor Truck Co., Detreit,
Mich, 100 1 to 2 ton chassis, complete,
standard QTM, parts with same.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
The Bureau of Yards and Docks of
the Navy Department has awarded the
following contracts:
San Diego (Cal.) Air Station: Additional
building Lange & Bergstrom, San Diego, Cal.,
$430,881.-
3714. 'Norfolk: Oil storage reclaiming build-
ing. Hugh S. Roberts Co., New York, N. Y.,
$21,900.
3722. Rockaway: Heating for Hangars C,
D, and P. Austin Heating Co., New York,
N. Y., $25,000.
3745. Indianhead: Buildings and exten-
slons. Levering & Garrigues Co., New York,
$74,895.
3740. Inglewood (Cal.) : Two double cot-
tages, four-room cottage, and sewer system.
Darrell Condler Co., Los Angeles, Cal.,
$18,320.
3741. Beach Radio Station, California:
Power house, cottages, and sewer ejector.
Charles J. U. Koenig, San Francisco, $18.753.
8742. South San Francisco: Twq double
cottages, four-room cottage, and sewer system.
Charles J. U. Koenig, San Francisco, $15,992.
3635. New Orleans: Electric freight ele-
vator. Otis Elevator Co., Washington, D. C.,
$2,825.
3778. Brooklyn: Electric lighting, building
D. Gagen & Butler (Inc.), New York, $3,554.
3669. New London: High-pressure air sys-
tem. Carroll Electric Co., Washington, D. C.,
$18,560.
3739. Service connections to buildings.
d789. Chatham (Mass.) : Service connections
to buildings. Hixon Electric Co., Boston,
$12,885.
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BUREAU
The Bureau of Aircraft Production,
Washington, D. C., has awarded contracts
to the following:
Horn & Radbruch, Omaha, Nebr., telephone
reel carts, $5,900.
Pittsburgh Shafting Co. of Detroit, Detroit,
Mich., 250 feet steel rods, $11.13.
Davis-Bournonville Co., Jersey City, N. J.,
weldingr material, $170.70.
Sunaerland Machinery Supply Co., Omaha,
Nebr., telephone reel carts, $100.
Republic Steel Metal Ware Co., Buffalo, N. Y.,
galvanized fire buckets (1875), $618.75.
American Steel & Wire Co., Washington,
). C., 2 coils (200 pounds) steel bailing wire,
$9.
American Chain Co., Bridgeport, Conn.,
2,000 cotter pins, $1.62.
Electric Storage Battery Co. Washington,
D. C., Liberty "12 " storage-battery parts,
$560.
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Co., Day-
ton, Ohio, Liberty "12 " storage-battery parts,
$435.50.
General Electric Co., Washington, D. C., 12
electric fans, $454.20.
Edgar T. Ward's Sons Co. Philadelphia,
Pa., 3 bars cold-rolled steel, $15.
Burdette Manufacturing Co Chicago Ill.,
10 sets spare parts for silicol geneiator,
$4,684.10.
Sherwin-Williams Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 25
pounds white shellac, $16.25.
John Lucas & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 5
pounds fine powdered pumice, $0.40.
John Lucas & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 10 gal-
lons copper paint 12.
American Multigraph Sales Co., Washington,
D. C., 1 distribution chaser, No. 4-6244A, com-
plete, $4.
THE MARINE CORPS
Contracts have been placed by the
Quartermaster, United States Marine
Corps, as follows:
January 23, 1919.
980. J. W. Fitzgerald, Savannah, Ga.,
400,000 bushels oyster shells.
SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Purchasing Agent, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Bids will be received until 2 p. in., February
3, 1919, for 5,000,000 parcel-post tags, as per
specifications.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C.
Bids will be received until p. m. January
29, 1919, for 4,000 pounds white lead, 2 bar-
rels linseed oil, raw; until 4 p. m. January 31,
1919, for 1,400 yards yellow holland for win-
dow shades, 100 women's winter shawls, 500
pairs double gray blankets.
United States Indian Service, United
States Indian Warehouse, 308 South
Green Street, Chicago, Ill.
Bids will be received until 10 a. m. Febru-
ary 7, 1919, for 3,750 pounds sole leather.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SupEuviSrNG ARcHITECT'S OFFICE,
Washington, D. C., January 28, 1919.
Sealed proposals will be opened in this
Office at 3 p. m. February 14, 1919, for repair-
ing Adams Street entrance and lobby of the
United States Post Office at Chicago, Ill.
Specifications may be obtained at this office or
at the office of -the custodian in the discretion
of the Supervising Architect.
JAMEs A. WETHORE,
Acting Supervising Architect.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
Washington, D. C.
Bids will be received until 2 p. m. January
80, 1919, for 12 grease cups with i-Inch
thread; until 2 p. in., January 31, 1919, for
5,000 pounds red American pressboard.
Bids will be received until 2 p. in., January
28. 1919. for 6 parts No. 1891 84 for use on
Harris press; 24 bearings, all for pulley end,
repair parts for Sprague Electric works motor
No. 41880D; rebore Ford cylinder block and
furnish and fit new over-size pistons and rings;
2,000 feet a-inch white-pine shelving 14 to 16
inches wide. Until 2 p. in., January 29, 1919,
for 100 gallons lithographic varnish 00 In 5-
gallon cans: 1 dozen magnifying glasses with
holders: 400 No. 00 grain zinc plates; 8 sets
(4 to set) Payson's No. 190 oblong plate all-
Iron truck casters with 31-Inch wheel; repair
parts for Ford automobile; 2 Holtzer-Cabot
Electric Co.'s. No. 205545 6-inch link exten-
sions for use with Equipoise telephone'holders;
thoroughly overhaul and put in first-class
working condition Bates numbering machines
No. 21288 and No. 22741. Until 2 p. in., Janu-
ary 30, 1919, for repair parts for the " S-C "
Regulator Co.'s pump governors; 1 35-inch by
48-inch harwood platform truck; 1 gross sheets
professional Cyke paper; 1 enameled roll-rim
sectional double wash sink, 12 feet long, on
Iron frame with braces as per specifications; 6
ORDERS
969. International Time Recording Co. of
I
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New York, New York, N. Y., time keeping
system.
979. Diamond Power Specialty, Atlanta
Ga., furnishing and installing two soot
blowers.
976. Edw. K. Tryon Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
200 shotguns.
Sanuary 24, 1919.
982. American Writing Paper Co,, Holyoke,
Mass., 150 reams paper.
988. Win. Buchanan, Texarkana, Ark.,
46,500 feet bin. pine, 1 by 8 Inches, S to 10
feet.
981. Fairbanks Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 3
pipe-cutting machine.
January 25, 1919.
985. C. E. Hardenbrook Co., Philadelphia,,
Pa., button sewing machines.
cast-iron bronze-finished door pulls. UntIl-2
p. m., January 31,,1919, for 6 wickless alcohol
lamps. Until 2 p. m., February 10, 1919, for
water repellent bristleboard 17i Inches by 87
inches flat, 500 sheets to ream, In accordance
with specifications; 700,000 yards unbleached
millinet, in accordance with specifications.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The Bureau of Yards and Docks of the
Navy Department has issued invitations
for proposals on the following projects,
the date of opening to be announced
later :
5776. Indlanhead, Md.: A small boat basin
and wharf bulkhead. Estimated cost, $42,000.
3759. New York: Piping and equipment.
Estimated cost, $70,000.
3731. New York: Electric elevators for the
light machine and electric. Estimated cost,
$30,000.
The Bureau of Yards and Docks of the
Navy Department has issued invitations
for proposals on the following project,
to be opened February 17:
Fort Mifflin, Pa.: Railroad extension. Esti-
mated cost, $20,000.
Proposals on the following projects
will be opened February 17: 8328, 8727,
8416, 3776.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Proposals for cooling room, wire, pipe fit-
tings, cocks, valves, shower heads, water-closet
bowls, hardware, tackle and lifting blocks,
saws, baker's sheets, pyrometers, foundry
brushes, flax packing and millwork. Sealed
Sroposals will be received at the Office of the
eneral Purchasing Officer, The Panama Canal,
Washington, D. C., until 10 30 o'clock a. in.,
February 11, 1919, at which time they will
be opened in public, for furnishing the above-
mentioned articles. Blanks and information
relating to this circular (1254) may be ob-
tained from this office or the offices of the As-
sistant Purchasing Agents, 24 State Street,
New York City; 606 Common Street. New Or-
leans, La.; and Fort Mason, San Francisco,
Cal.; also from the United States Engineer
Offices in the principal cities throughout the
United States. A. L. Flint, General Purchas-
ing Officer.
Proposals for wire and cable, monotype
metal, pumps, valves, lead bends, end mills,
steel tapes, barrel' bolts, lavatories, closets,
condulets, electrical switches, cable grips, sil-
ica wash, lime, asbestos, lumber, motor-cydle
tires, wooden handles, iron and wooden furni-
ture, paper, pencils, and crossties. (Circular
Proposal No. 1255. Date of opening, Feb. 19,
1919,)
Easy to buy, convenient to handle, no
red tape-Get a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP
to-day.