New-York tribune., 1918-12-03

3, 1913
and absolute disregard for his personal
safety WAS q splendid example to all
ranks. Next of kin: Dr.. e. P. Byington,
father, 81 Crotona Avenue, Ossining,
N. Y.
First Sergeant Charles Adrean de
ceased), Company A, 107th Infantry Gas
No. l,200, ,634), For extraordinary hero
ism in action east OF Ronssoy &rance,
September 80, 1913. Sergeant Adrean
while commanding part Of his company
was wounded in the head, but continued
to direct his men, reorganizing a de-
tachment of soldiers and establishing
n line Of defence in trench. Later,
while going to the assistance of some
members Of his command. who had
pushed far to the front, he was again
hit IN the shoulder and severely
wounded. His heroic and voluntary
disregard Of self in order to save his
comrades set splendid example to all
ranks. He has since died Of the wounds
received in this action Next of kim
NJ Charles II. Adrean, wife, 1106
Raorgraph Place. Utica, N. Y.
Corporal Alan l.. Eggers. Machine
Gun Company, 10Th Infantry (as No.
1,212,55O. For extraordinary heroism
in action near Venduille. France. Sep
tember 20, 1918. Corporal Eggers
with Sergeant Jt hn c. Latham respond
ed to q call for help from an American
tank which was disabled in an open
field swept by machine gun ard shell
fire. With great gallantry ard disre
gard for personal safety they carried
out a wounded officer and two soldiers
to she'll hole near by. after which
they returned to the tank, dismounted
a Hotchklss gun and carried it with
them to the shell hole, whore they kept
the enemy 1T bay until night. when
/ they returned to our lines, bringing in
Home address: John H. Eggers, father,
152 Summit Avenue, Summit, n. J.
Corporal Joseph t. Douglas, Com
pany X, 107th Infantry Gas No.
1,211.684). For extraordinary heroism
in action east of Ronssoy France, Sep
tcmber 20, 1918. Corporal Douglas
an open field under heavy shell and
machine gun fire and succeeded in car
rying back to our lines four seriously
wounded men. Home address: Mrs. w
A. Douglas, mother, 46 Irving Place
Ridgewood, N. i.
Private Lawrence J. Lacosse, Com
pany X. l07th Infantry Gas No.
1,211,766). For extraordinary heroism
in action east of Ronssoy, France.
/ September 20, 1918. Private Lacosse,
with three other soldiers, went out
into an open field under heavy shell
and machine gun fire and succeeded in
carrying back to our lines four Sc
riously wounded men. Home address,:
Mrc NJo+t
Franklin Street, Malone, n. Y.
Private Hugh J. V. Morrison, Com
pany K, 10th Infantry Gas No.
1,211,782). For extraordinary heroism
in action east of Ponssoy, France, Sep
tember 20, 1918. Private Morrison,
with three other soldiers, went out
INTO an open field under heavy shell
and machine gun fire and succeeded
seriously wounded men. Home ad-
dress: Mrs. Mary Morrison, mother.
Glenwood Avenue, Poughkeepsie,
Second Lieutenant Thomas G. Simp-
son, 10th Infantry For extraordinary
herosm in action near Ronssoy,
France, September 20, 1918. Lieuten-
ant Simpson went out into the open
under heavy machine gun fire and sue
ceeded in carrying back for a distance
CT about twenty-five yards, a wounded
officer and a wounded soldier Home
address: James R. Simpson, brother,
1890 Hudson Street. Hoboken, N. J.
Sergeant Hugh L. GIendenning, Com
pany D, 10th Infantry Gas No.
1210305) ).--For extraordinary heroism
IN action near Ronssoy, France, Sep
tember 20, 1918. During the opera
tions against the Hindenberg line, Ser
geant Glendenning, with four other
soldiers, left shelter and went forward
into an open field under heavy she'll
and machine gun fire and succeeded
in bandaging and carrying back to our
lines two wounded men. Home ad-
dress: Mrs. Estelle Glendenning,
mother, 205 Virginia Avenue, Jersey
City, N. j.
Corporal Llewellyn Power, Company
D, 10th Infantry Gas No. 1910, 0,299).
For extraordinary heroism in action
near Ronssoy, France, September 90
1913. During the operations against
the Hindenburg line Corporal Power,
and went forward into an open field
under shell and machine gun fire and
succeeded in bandaging and carrying
to our lines two wounded men. Home
address: Mrs. Edna May, sister. LAP
Livingston Street. Forrest Hill, n Y.
Corporal Henry G.. Kramer, Company
d, 1O7th Infantry Gas No. 12,103,06D
For extraordinary heroism in action
near Ronssoy, France, September 20
1918. During the operations against the
Hindenburg line Corporal Kramer
with four other soldiers, left shelter
and went forward into an open field
under heavy she'll and machine gun fire
and succeeded in bandaging and carry
ing back to our lines two wounded
men. Home address: Mrs. w. Kram-
er, mother. POI East Thirtieth Street
New York City.
Corporal Thomas G. Dean, jr. Com.
pany D, l07th Infantry as No
l2lO293). For extraordinary heroisn
in action near Ronssoy. France
September 20, 1918. During the
operations against the Hndenburo
line Corporal Dean, with four Other
soldiers, left shelter and wen,
forward into an open field under heav,
smell and machine gun fire. and sue
ceeded IN bandaging and carrying bacI
TO our lines two wounded men. HON,
address,: Thomas G. Dean, father. 234:
Broadway, New York City.
Private Jack II. williamson, Compan,
u. l07th Infantry (as No. I204S6). Fo1
extraordinary heroism in action nea,
Ronssoy, France, September 90. 1918
During the operations against the Hin
denburg line Private Wilkinson lef
shelter and want for,-o~.l