Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-18
loWA'S HONOR ROLL.
Twenty. -Four Soldiers Listed Among
Casualties Overseas.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-Twenty-f four
Iowa soldiers with the troops overseas
are listed in the three casualty reports
issued Saturday night, Sunday and to-
day. There We're twelve in the list to-
day. four in the Sunday list and twelve
in the Saturday night list. The day
list includes:
Killed in action-Private Walter T.
| King. South English.
Died Of wounds-Corporal Frederick
Lewis Berg. Dubuque; Private George
Francis Weber. Graf.
Died of disease--Privates George j.
Bihrer Odebolt Charley G. Bixby.
Rapids; Calvin l.. Croson, Marshall
town; Carl l.. Malcotnson.s Colfax:
Guy L. Miller. Sac City: Ira Schantz,
Charlottesville; Alva E. Showers
Cromwell; Fred NJ. Slayden, St.
Charles. Y
The twelve casualties reported in the
Saturday night list are:
Died of wounds-Privates Alfred
ADegg. Des Moines: John J. Blaser
Cresco; Emil W. Ewoldt, Manning
Wounded severely-Rex NJ. SieeZer,
Cherokee; Roland Fletcher, Marshall
town; Privates. Stewart Buchanan
Norway: William p. Digit. sGrove
City; Archie H. Boughton, Danville;
Oswald c. Cervine. Fort Dodge; Louis
r Grinstead. Cantril; Thomas F. Mar
ley, Winterset; Ray Scovel, Liberty
vile: c. =. Thompson, Webster City.
Wounded. degree undetermined
Corporal, Emil Peterson, Britt: pri-
Yates. George Dryer Gutenberg;
Wayne L. Earhart, Clarinda: L1
Bolio, Carson; William c. Buell.. Ly-
ons; Ralph a. Rutletdge. Sharpsburg;
John ]. Holets. Cedar Rapids; Ethel
Myers. Vinton.
Died Of disease-Privates. Joesirous
Dudney, Truro: Ross f. Moline, Jesup;
Votes s. StepSayre, North English.
Wounded slightly-Norman r. Hood
Burlington.
Missing in action-Private. Rasmus
A. Rasmussen, Des Moines.
The four Iowans named in the cas-
ualty list released for publication Sun
day by the war department, are:
Killed in acuon-Privates Leo p
McFadden. Storm Lake: Fred Pabst
Grant Center: Frank Parish. Water
loo; George Pidgeon, Salem.
The following Iowa officers have
been decorated for bravery:
Maj. Lloyd D. Ross, 1sSth infantry
For the following acts of extraordinary
heroism in action, Major Ross is
awarded a bronze oak leaf. to he worn
| on the distinguished service cross
awarded him March %. 1918. The
| courage. resolution and resource OF
Major Ross. as battalion commander
mads~po possible the successful capture
Of Hills 2sS. 242 and Cote de Chatillon
| Oct IA. Is and 1s, 1918. which was lac-
complished only after the most desper-
ate fighting thru wire and trenches
| against a resolute and determined de.
| tense involving frequent and bitter
| counter-attacks. His brilliant and de.
| termfned leadership was an example
and inspiration to the entire command
] Home address: Mrs. /. d. Ross. wife
COS Hammond street, Red Oak.
Lieut. Col. Emory J. Pile (decased)
division machine gun officer, Eighty.
second division. FoT extraordinary
heroism in action near Norroy. France
Sept. Is. 1918. Having gone forward to
\ reorganize forces which had becorn.
disorganized, Colonel Pile was MORALLY
wounded. but he remained on the spo
and, ever tho helpless continued witt
great courage and fortitude to dtfec
the reorganization until 1t was com.
pleted and the position held. Next o
kin: Martha AgHs Pile, daughter
1906 Tenth street, Des Moines.