Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
cITEp FOR cALLANTRY

CITED FOR GALLANTRY
 WASHINGTON, July 15.-The com mander in chief has awarded distin- guished service crosses to the follow ing officers an denlisted men for the acts of gallantry, set forth after their names:
 Priv. Wm. R. Davis, infantry: For exceptional courage and devotion to duty in action, remaining at his post and continuing to fire his rifle and grenades at the enemy after being SC verely wounded in action April 12, I91S"
 Priv. Joseph J. Cannon, infantry: For courage and self sacrificing devo- ton to duty in action against the en- emy on April 12, 1918, voluntarily gU- ing with one comrade to an advanced post in a communication trench and with an automatic rifle holding back the advance of the enemy through the trench until his cOmrade was killed and himself severely wounded"
 Priv Elmer Lane, infantry: For coolness and gallantry in action April 13, 1918, standing on the parapet of trench in order to see the advancing enemy through a heavy fog, he con tinued, until heavy fire, to throw hand grenades at the enemy until severely wounded, thus preventing the enemy from penetrating the line in the vicin- ity of his post"
 Sergt John C. Courtney, infantryI Sergt Lee P. T. Jacques, infantry, and Priv. Alfred P Lee, infantry: Dur ing the action of April 10, 1918, dis r,1a Hn err,frrf of self sacrifice in voluntarily going through sheel-swept area to bring back wounded to a place of safety, carrying enc wounded man more than fifty yards under heavy shell fire"
 Priv. Charles Marine, infantry Dis played cOolness, courage and the spir- ;t of self sacrifice during the action of April 10. 1918, in voluntarily going through a shell swept area to bring back a wounded non-commissioned of ficer to a dressing station"
 Priv, First Class, Kenneth B. Page, infantry, and Priv. First Class, Charles M Dodge, infantry: Displayed con- spicuous gallantry during action of April 10, 1918. in running through heavily shelled area to rescue an of ficer who had fallen mortally wound ed, and at great personal risk, carrying him to dressing station"
 Priv, First Class, Walter J. McCann, infantry: During action of April 10, 1918, displayed conspcuOus gallantry in running through a heavily shell swept area to pick up a wounded sol dier and carrying him. unaided and a; great personal risk to dressing sta tion."
 Sec. Lieut. Allen K Dexter, infan- try: While acting as battalion scout officer during action of April 12 and 1S, 1918, displayed conspicuous cour- age and devotion to duty by exposing himself constantly under heavy shell fire to secure information; continu- ing his work for twenty-four hours after being wounded, and until he col lapsed at dressing station where he had been sent for treatment"
 Priv. Glen Hill, infantry: For cool ness and gallantry in action April 12 and 13, 1918 Having recently been assigned to a regiment and hearing an order for a counter attack being giY- en in an adjoining detachment, he joined the latter and himself killec two of the enemy with his bayonet"
 The commander in chief has also awarded the distinguished service cross posthumously to the following enlisted men:
 Priv. Joseph R. Blair, infantry: During the action of April 12. 1918, displayed exceptional coolness ana ce- votion to duty in declining to seek cover during a bombardment and con tinuing at his post in an exposed posi- ton awaiting the attack of the en- emy. Killed in action"
 Corp. Russell A. HOyt. infantry: During action of April F, 1918, dis played courage and self sacrificing de votion to duty in going to 8 communi- cation trench with one comrade and holding back the advance of the enemy through the trench until killed at his post"
 Priv. Howard P Fitzgerald, infan- try: displayed coolness, courage and the spirit of self sacrifice in the ac- ton of April 10, 1918, digging out buried comrade while himself under heavy fire, persisting in this work un- til he himself received a mortal wound"