The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
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C. Charlesworth. 4o1 West Twenty
ninth street, New York.
DAVID ROY CARTER. fireman,
first class; father, David A. Carter,
Forsythe. Ga.
HOWARD U. CHASE. Quartermas-
ter. third class; father. George c.
Chase, 65 Center street, Nantucket,
Mass.
CHARLES Chiffon. gunner's
mate. second class; father. Robert
Chiffon, 81 Linden street, Rockline,
Mass.
JOSEPH ARTHUR CossAIRT,
chief yeoman; uncle, Albert Cossairt,
Bloomfield. Mo.
CLIFTON CRAWFORD. electrician.
second class; mother, Jennie Z. Gram
ford. Hatfield, Ark.
CLIFFORD VERNON DEFoREST,
chief electrician: wife, Beulas Defor-
est. 52J West Fifty-seventh place, Chi
cago.
REsTITUTE ECHoN. mess attend
ant, first class; father. Pegeno Echon,
Samar. p. !.
father. Gustave Eulitz, 81 Bclmar
ALBERT LEWIS OVERLOAD. sea-
man. second class: father. Willard
Everroad. North Vernon. Ind.
EDWARD WALLACE FENTON,
seaman, second class: mother, Marie
Stevens. 209 Patterson avenue, New
castle, Pa.
Wife In Philadelphia.
HARRY LOUIS GIBSON. boat
swain's mate, second class; wife. Su-
san @. Gibson, 5911 Market street, Phil
adelphia.
BOYD MARTELL HAMP. cleo
trician. third class; mother, Minnie
Beldon. Cashmere Wash.
WILLIAM PENN HUGHES, car
penter's mate, first class; wife. Mrs.
William Penn Hughes, 1011 Wash
burn street. Scranton, Pa.
LAWRENCE HANSEN. apprentice
seaman; father. Albert Hansen, 34SS
Lawndale avenue. Chicago.
PATRICK HENRY JUDGE, fire.
man. first class: father. Stephen
Judge, Mitchell 8. Oak.
CHESTER B. LANEN, seaman +;
emeG -ency address not available.
HOWARD A. MOYER, fireman,
third class; mother. Rebecca Mover,
421 Erie street, whitehaven, Pa.
CHARLES A. MASON, fireman,
third class; father, Charles Mason,
S65 Western avenue, West Lynn,
Mass.
HENRY JOSEPH MALETz, sea-
man: father. Wallace MaIetZ. Sds
West Main street, Boundbroolx. N. J..
DONAT MARCHAND. seaman;
father, Eugene Marchand, 2I7 County
street, Fall River. Mass.
EDWARD MEYER, water tender:
father, John F. Meyer, ao5 North
Monroe street, Bay City. Mich.
ERNEST II. BENNINGTON, hos
pital attendant. first class: wife,
Grace F. Pennington. liza North
Fifty-second street. West PhIladel-
phia.
CONRAD sTREB: wife. Clara A..
streb. . Hammond street. East Lynn,
Mass.
HAROLD READ WOOD, eIec-
trician, third class; wife, Alblna
Wood. g. West 144th, New York.
Lanen. Meyer and Mason were not
on the original list OF the ships COM
plement given out by the Navy De-
partment. Meyer enlisted June ! and
Mason on March %. this year.
Dispatches from Vice Admiral Sims
put an entirely new complexion on
the circumstances Of the attack on
the Jones. Earlier reports had In
dicated that the destroyer was
torpedoed. while several hundred
miles at sea and that the attack had
taken place in the dim dawn Of early
morning. The real story was told IN
Admiral Sims reports yesterday aft
ernoon.
In the first place. the Navy De-
partment announced. on the strength
Of these dispatches, that "the Jones
was not so far from the European
coast as was indicated in first re-
ports"
Again, the attack took place at t:l2
o'clock in the afternoon, instead of
in the early morning. At that hour
1t was well on toward darkness of
the British coast. In the North Sea
there are only i've hours OF daylight
at this season.
on the Irish coast the dayiighs