Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
WAR HONOR LIST
FOR PENN MEN
Seven Thousand in Service,
and Twenty Have Died
in Action
SIXTEEN DECORATED
Twelve Others Wounded, Two
in German Prison Camp,
Records Show

Seven thousand University OF Penn
sylvania men are now in the service,
twenty have given their lives on the
battlefelds, sixteen have received high
military honors, two are German pris-
oners of war and twelve are reported
wounded.
The first complete official list of Penn
sylvania men In the service. from Pro-
vost Smiths own personal records, was
made public today through the office of
the Pennsylvania Gazette, the Univer-
Bity's weekly magazine.
Provost Smith is keeping careful rec
ords regarding his boys" and the
Sons of Penn" who are in the service
and the number Of names in his lists
passed the 5OOO-mark this week. The
hgures compiled from these records are
not by any means complete, but arc
the most accurate obtalnable.
Provost Smith makes a plea to Penn
Eyivania men, their families or friends
who can give information concerning
casualties. enlistments. rank or service
of any university alumni. undergraduate
or faculty men to keep him advised.
The following is the University OF
Pennsylvania's roll OF honor:
Died In Service
EDWIN a. ARBEY, ~ T. SIS, ueutSr,
ant; 4th Csnsdis,n R'nes' hii''u AT '"'
e'5S5f JoAS n HENRY H'S tHNDERs Jr.. II Med.
i'ssss eEssTNGh sHsP!N Y BBA3iis BRSSbl.Ey, 81 NJ,
aRHsESN aRHENENs Al & FSHRYsrrE u s. +. sSSG L. Sa eapsIS
y HSA s q bsf BbRHR2aF2F q FEE S' of' with tho
AustrElisns. Killed In action, France; =,
psfssins's army, Battery c, Fifth Field
ASsi.DfaKkE66 EIiDKE6 Leslie FRASER. ls D.. lieu
's9ansP cHsPEk r + RENr x NtiisE GtiiRsEEdioRY 81 C Ger
M RohERr BERT AARSoiLD HEATH. 10 D. h. e.
RAYMoND CHARLES HUNINIEL 10 G.
constructor Of alrplsnes for French Go'erh-
ment, Drowned in France -,,,,,-,,.,, ,o-
HERBERT HUMPHREYS, HUNTER, u!
y. With the Australians. BILLED III actoh AT
LIEGX ALIEGXANpER PATRICK HUsBAN, IL D.
Asiff sMiifIroN ro I rJ"'iL ). iLrCHTY % NJ. pied At
ca%S TTay%STf t2gsv'lLft lLtT4RR SRsRR." 8 Med
e@RPsssRines @RPsResY n sYYRoSN McSAi,LY. 'os D Roy.I
lyins corps. Killed while hyng oyer herman
clark r.. NIcHoL, - T, Lieutenant.
HAROLD S. SMALL, II G. pied at Camp
Greene. Charlotte. sergeant First Maine
FReiEDRIcH wALTHER soLBRIG. IA
p HhE5Ib sfs61b sFm' sT 'dEoRqE H5tSa rFYIqR 10 c.
win shs AustrslissTnIs len kiea IN FrG91Sst 1SStep-
ant. aviation corps. L. S. A. KILLED in
Wounded on Battlefield
WILLIAM ALIsTAR Allan ~ ID
Hiehland Light Infantry British army
"PS3sfElR RosERr FoLGER .wEsCoTT CON;
opEsT 5sys0, WoqpaeS Tsaeae In two 5'GS %ondd mds
assnt mens By the enemy. Awarded Croh do
eSfKENdEs EMERSON DALLAS Ex, is t.
ARRRssNSHy1TSss, RRRsNyTs,S gSFPsR PFsREEpfERfcK DSRS%SsGN. 10
c. American ambulance In NAnce'
HENRY Ri1SSRY KuHL pILLARD. IR.. 90 e..
02 Med First heHtehent r,IdsG} rynhs} IVsIlis VyybIiis
werkins at casualty clearing station close
20 eritlifhi iiiTFfS fE9S' RIBBfl as BAmffn c Captain
Gas and Flame Regiment. A. T. F.. France;
Wounded in recent German drive on west
EDWARD BLANCHARD HODGE. 90 n.
Captain. Pennsylvania base hospitGi UNI. i
'G RoBERT 'Yss ~ McGoNAGLE. 'l8 t. with
Wo1nded while stalking out bridge founda-
uOPf PRICE Shk 'fS SleaGPElAN. GGP} Is c. American
sTEsSSicenMsf ESic M rRSTT MSTPdsfs fs D. Lieutenant Eng
~ JoHN WAoNEk JR. "a T First leu
4 &, ,pEIp ETSPse SI,lg %guPdfd u 1sn,.n.r,
medical corps. wounded.
Reported Prisoners Of War
MskhdARdi SMhkbERicR < EELkRs2S, Ii HsSoN'iNNO' 10 l.
Won DECORATIONS
THOMAS A. BUTKIEwICZ. IS Law,
First lieutenant. U. S. A. Awarded Croix
- EARLY b. CHRISTIAN. II t. Aviation
eoEeb oEReobRRT 4oLSSER Sitos0 wESGofT iS oqy5 G6N;
QUEST. IA e. American ambulance sery-
ics attached to French army. awarded Croix
y wxLTER ALEX. CRANE. rs D, Cap:
sia Serbia y win order Of o s. ssSs for services
WiiLLiAM S. DAVENPORT. 30 D. Ameri:
can ambulance corps, Awarded Cross Of
the, Lsgi9n %, q Homer >,,-v ,os NJ ,,.,,
tenant colonel. u. 5. A. cited for yalorous
work By the comma nder- in chief OF the Brit
ish forces, Sir Douglas Haig.
buiance corps. Awarded CroiN de Guerre.
HENRY HOWARD HOUSTON '18 g. Sec
ond lieutenant, field artillery. Awarded CroiH
= lanes P. HUTCHINSON. 'Os. Med, In
hospital No. l. Awarded Cross OF the Legion
JOHNSON NEWTON HUNsBERGER. Jr..
Ex rs T. American ambulance corps.
Awarded Crolx de Guerre.
EDWARD KEMP MOORE. 'OI C., 'Os Med.
Lieutenant. NJ. r, {. Awarded CroiX de
MEYER SOILS COHEN. '97. C.. 90 NJ.
Hospital service In France. Awarded Croix
YoRKE STEVENSON. 30 c. Com,
mandinB adjutant American ambulance held
service. Awarded Croix de Guerre. Again
ARMY. Can wear four palms with cross
PRICE MeQUILLAN. 'l8 c. American
aWhullnce, Awarded Croix de Guerre,
TN WILLIAM S.fTUCkER Lieutenant, head
quartsrs company l02 Infantry A, E. F.
Awarded Croix de 0uerre.
JOHN II. WOOD. 10 &. 4. 3. army iu
France Awarded Croix de 0uerre.